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SKIN-SYMPTOMS
AND
((Mental of Substance,
TOGETHER WITH THE MORBID PHENOMENA OBSERVED IN
THE GLANDULAR, OSSEOUS, MUCOUS AND CIRCULATORY
SYSTEMS,
ARRANGED, WITH
PATHOLOGICAL REMARKS ON THE DISEASES
OF THE SKIN.
DR. G. H. G. JAHR.
CHARLES J. HEMPEL, M. D.
EDITED BY
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District of New-York.
U. Ludwig & Co., Printers, 53 Vesey-et N.T. PREFACE.
This little work contains, beside the skin
symptoms, a number of symptoms which do not
strictly belong to this class of diseases, such as
sprains and pains as if sprained, affections of the
hones and glands, disorganizations of the mucous
membrane of the inner mouth, fauces, sexual or-
gans, &c. Although, logically speaking, these
affections do not strictly belong to the diseases
of the skin, yet no practitioner will object to find-
ing these various maladies arranged side by side
in this volume; he will even think that I might
have taken a wider scope than I have done, though
it is but just to say, that I have endeavoured to
make this little work as complete as possible.
The plan which I have pursued in this work,
will facilitate the comparison of analogous symp-
toms and the finding the desired information.
This facility is afforded not only by the alphabet-
ic arrangement of the symptoms, but also by the
twofold indication of the remedies: first according
to the sensations and symptoms, and secondly ac-
cording to the organs and parts of the body, so PREFACE.
that, in the former the parts of the body, and in
the latter the symptoms, constitute the subdivis-
ions. In order to afford practitioners the means
of instituting comparisons in accordance with
their own judgment, I have arranged under every
leading or alphabetical word or name all that
which belongs to this division, and have not only
chosen nouns, but also adjectives, as such leading
alphabetical words or names, so that red, blue,
&c. swelling, for example, will not only be found
under swelling, but also, in conjunction with oth-
er red, blue, &c. things, under red and blue ap-
pearances generally, in order to be enabled to
compare with each other all the morbid phenom-
ena the characteristic distinction of which is red,
blue, &c. colour. In the divisions by organs and
parts, these appearances will be found mentioned
again in the adjective form, so that ured swelling
of the face,” in the article “ face,” should not be
looked for as a subdivision under “ swellingbut
under “red,” (red and swollen meaning red-swol-
len,) &c. Upon the same principle we have con-
stantly distinguished itching and itching parts,
tumours, eruptions, &c., inflammations and in-
flamed parts, tumours, eruptions, &c., the former
to be understood in the general sense, as a main
division, the latter being mentioned as a secon-
dary symptom characterizing a more general
morbid state. PREFACE.
3
It has been deemed unnecessary, in this work,
to copy the text of the symptoms from the Ma-
teria Medica, which every one is at liberty to
consult at any time, either in the original form
or as modified in my il Sympto?nen-Codex.” It
should be mentioned, however, that this work
has been enriched with a number of additional
symptoms and indications, from unprinted papers
and other sources. The signs which I have used
in my Symptomen-Codex, asterisks and ciphers
(*°), have likewise been employed in this little
work, and have been arranged with as much care
as possible; they have only now and then been
omitted in the general paragraphs at the com-
mencement of a new article. These omissions
have been deemed proper, and, in some cases,
even necessary, for this reason, that those general
paragraphs, though constituting, for the most
part, a resume of the local symptoms which fol-
low, are, nevertheless, to be considered in many
respects as an independent and self-existing
whole; it will be for the reader to judge whether
a remedy which refers exclusively to a local
symptom should have been mentioned in the re-
sume in a general sense, particularly when such
omissions are easily supplied by the subsequent
detailed arrangements of the local symptoms.
This will, in every instance, be found so complete,
that the reader will be enabled either to accept 4
PREFACE.
or reject my own general conclusions, provided
he will remember that, if a remedy should be
enumerated among the general remedies without
being mentioned again among the local symp-
toms, it had not yet been used in their treatment.
One word about the pathological definitions.
When Ruckcrt published his repertory of the
cutaneous diseases, the work was considered de-
fective, because the diseases had not been classi-
fied agreeably to the systems of Willan or Bate-
man. But this is by no means so easy. If the
cutaneous symptoms had been recorded by the
provers with reference to established systems of
dermatology, it would not be a difficult task to
arrange them agreeably to any other definitive
plan; but considering the unsatisfactory and con-
fused state of this portion of our Materia Medica,
the most accomplished dermatologist would not
be able to produce a satisfactory arrangement of
the skin-symptoms according to some definite
pathological system. I have, therefore, like my
predecessors, retained the expression of the
symptoms as we find them in our Materia Med-
ica, and have endeavoured to remedy the defect
by appending to this preface a list of the most
important pathological names of the cutaneous
diseases, mentioning at the same time the reme-
dies which, according to the pure provings and
my own observations, correspond to their re- PREFACE.
5
spective forms. In arranging this list I have en-
deavoured to simplify it by mentioning the syno-
nyma which have been used for the same disease
by the different authors of dermatological sys-
tems. This list is arranged alphabetically, and,
in defining the particular forms of the different cu-
taneous diseases, I have, without reference to any
particular system, chosen all the truly character-
istic symptoms, leaving out, for the sake of bre-
vity, all symptomatic secondary symptoms which
were not absolutely necessary. This list is in-
deed not as complete as I desired it should be,
because I have not yet been able to discover, in
every case, the exact correspondence between
the different names used by different patholo-
gists. It is to be hoped, however, that even this
incomplete list will contribute, in a measure, to
simplify and render more precise our terminolo-
gy of the cutaneous diseases, and to lead to more
satisfactory results in practice. Willan and Bate-
man being almost entirely contained in Bielt,
there are, strictly speaking, only three systems
to which I have had occasion to refer; these are
the systems of Bielt, Alibert and Hebra. All
the other systems only serve to create confusion.
To every pathological form flic reader will find
appended the remedies which have been used for
it with more or less success in practice, or, if the
pathological name was evidently identical with 6
the symptoms of the Materia Medica, reference
has been made to these symptoms. At the con-
clusion of the list will be found a resume of Ile-
bra’s system, which, after all, shows more clearly
than others, the internal, pathological relation-
ship of the different cutaneous diseases, thereby
enabling the practitioner to infer with a tolerable
degree of certainty, that a certain remedy which
cured one disease, will cure another analogous
one. Unfortunately, the system not yet being
printed and having been communicated to me in
manuscript, I have not been able to mention all
the varieties belonging to a class; the omissions,
however, are trifling, and would not have justi-
fied a suppression of those parts of the system
which are really important.
preface:.
The author of this work offers it to his profes-
sional brethren with all due humility, and hopes
that, even if it should not prove satisfactory in all
respects, it will advance the cause of Homoeopa-
thy at least one step farther.
Paris, January, 1850.
G. H. G. Jahr. ALPHABETICAL LIST
Of the different Pathological Names of the
MOST IMPORTANT CUTANEOUS DISEASES,
Together with their synonyma and the corresponding remedies.
Achor, s. Tinea.
Acne. Pustulous eruption, with more or less
inflamed pimples, generally suppurating very
slowly, and frequently retaining during their
whole course, the appearance of hard tubercles.
Varieties:
Acne disseminata, scattered acne. Numerous
pustules, especially on the forehead, cheeks
and shoulders, either small and scaling off
(acne simplex) or large, hard and secreting a
follicular substance (acne indurata).—Corres-
ponding remedies: Ars. Bell. Calc. Curb,
veg. Hep. Lach. Led. Natr. m. N. vom. Nitr.
ac. N. jugl. Phosp. ac. Puls. Sab. Selen. Sulph.
Acne punctata. Black clots occasioned by the
dust which gets mixed up with the follicular
secretion. Remedies : Bell. Hep. Natr. Natr.
m. Nitr. ac. Sabin. Selen. Sulph.
Acne sebacea Biett, comedones. Same as the
former, except that the follicular secretion looks
yellow, not black. Remedies : See the former
and those mentioned under “ Comedonesin
the Repertory. 8
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
Acne rosacea. Copper colour of the skin, face,
with scaly desquamation, with pustules that
are more or less large and sometimes entirely
wanting. Remedies: Ars. Aur. m. Calc.
Cann. Canth. Curb. an. Curb. veg. Caust. Cic.
Kreas. Lach. Led. Mez. Rhus t. Ruta. Sep. Ve-
ratr.
Acne menti, s, mentagra.
Albinismus, albino, the milky-white colour of
the skin of the so-called Albinos, which Biett
numbers among the maculaj.
Alopecia, s. hair, falling off of the, in the Reper-
tory.
Anthrax, s. furunculus malignus.
Boils, s. Repertory.
Bullae, the same anatomical character as that of
furunculi, except that they are more elevated.
See Pemphigus and Rhypia.
Cancer, s. Carcinoma.
Carcinoma, s. the Repertory.
Crusta lactea, s. Impetigo larvalis.
Crusta serpiginosa. This crust secretes a green-
ish-yellow, acrid fluid. It consists of violently-
itching, isolated vesicles, with red areolae, com-
mencing about the ear and thence spreading
over the face, neck and trunk, sometimes cov-
ering even the extremities and attacking the
eyes. It is doubtful whether they are a varie-
ty of the itch or not, but it is certain that they
are not of a syphilitic nature, for no syphilitic
eruption is characterized by such violent itching.
Remedies: Ars. Baryt. Calc. Cic. Graph. Lyc.
Merc. Rhus t. Sassap. Sulph. DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
9
Dermatophyta et dermatozoa Hebra, s. Tinea,
Pityriasis, Scabies, Phthiriasis.
Eczema, herpes squamosus Alibert. Very
small, agglomerated vesicles, upon a more or
less inflamed base; the skin is sore and there
is at first a considerable secretion of ichor ; af-
terwards scales form, repeating frequently.—
Remedies: Aeon. Ars. Aur. Bell. Garb. veg,
Clem. Con. Dulc. Merc. N. jugl. Petr. Phosph.
Rhus, t. Sulph. Zinc.
Eczema capitis, s. Tinea amiantacea.
Eczema chronicum. Chronic form of the ecze-
ma without fever. Remedies : Clem. Dulc.
Merc. Petr. Phosph. Sulph.
Eczema febrile. Acute form of simple diseases.
Eczema impetigenoides. Very much inflamed
vesicles, almost like the pustules of impetigo,
with similar yellow, soft scurfs.—Remedies :
Carb. veg. Con. Rhus t. Zinc.
Eczema mercuriale. Red eczema produced by
abuse of Mercury.—Remedies : Aeon. Bell.
Chin. Dig. Hep. Sulph.
Eczema rubrum. Vesicles upon a very red, ve-
ry much inflamed base, with almost erysipela-
tous swelling of the affected parts; afterwards
scaly crusts form, yellow and more or less hu-
mid. — Remedies: Ars. Aur. Dulc. Merc,
Phosph. Sulph.
Eczema solars. This appears upon uncovered
parts which are exposed to the summer-heat
for a sufficient length of time.—Remedies :
Aeon. Bell. Camph. Clem. Hyos.
Echthyma, herpes pustulosus. This pustulous
eruption is not to be confounded with the pus- 10
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
tulous rupia, with dark-green, brownish scurfs,
which arise from red, not very numerous pus-
tules, and, on falling off, leave dark spots or
even cicatrices.—Remedies; Ars. Borax. Cham.
Merc. Rhus t. Staph. SuJph.
Ecthyma Bateman, s. Ecthyma.
Ecthyma Plumbe, s. Rupia.
Ecthyma Schcenlein, s. Rupia,
Elephantiasis. A variety of Lepra, s. Lepra,
Elephantiasis alba, Leuke s. Lepra
alba.
Elephantiasis Arabum. Variety of lepra, the
joints growing large, deformed and insensible.
S. LEPRA ELEPHANTINA.
Elephantiasis lepra nodosa. Vari-
ety of lepra ; the epidermis and the adipose
tissue form tubercles, and become unfit to per
form their natural functions. S. Lepra tuber-
culosa.
Ephelides, freckles.—S. Freckles in the Reperto-
ry-
Ephelides hepaticae.—Remedies; s. Spots, hepa-
tic, in the Repertory.
Erysipelas, s. the Repertory.
Erythema. Redness of the skin without heat. Of
no importance except when accompanied with
soreness, S. intertrigo.
Exanthemata. S. Erysipelas, Intertrigo, Mor-
billi, Scarlatina, Rubeolas, Urticaria.—
Some number variola and varicella among the
exanthemata, others all acute eruptions, and
many all eruptions whatsoever.—Bateman and
Biett number among the exanthemata such
eruptions only as are characterized by red 11
spots. Hehra limits the exanthemata still
more; he numbers erythema, roseola and urti-
ticaria among his ; and morbilli,
scarlatina, variola, varicella and vaccina among
his EXSUDATIONS.
Exsudationes Hebra.—S. Exanthemata, mor-
billi, SCARLATINA, VARIOLA, VARIOLOIS, VARI-
CELLA, ERYTHEMA, RUBEOLA, URTICAREA, LICHEN
URTICATUS, PERNIONES, ERYSIPELAS, FURUNCU-
lus, herpes Hebra, pemphigus, zona, pityri-
asis, PSORIASIS, LICHEN, ACNE, MENTAGRA, LU-
PUS, PRURIGO, SCABIES, ECZEMA, PEMPHIGUS, IM-
PETIGO.
Framboesia, Lepra fungifera, Lues indica,
rubula.—Fungous eruption first consisting of
pustules which appear in the face, groins, axil-
las and around the anus, and become afterwards
covered with more or less thick scurfs ; these,
on falling olf, leave fungous, more or less red
ulcers, which, on account of their cauliflower or
raspberry-shaped appearance, on account of
the diseases of the bones with which these ul-
cers are frequently accompanied, and the fork-
shaped cicatrices which they frequently leave
behind, have been considered a variety of sy-
philis by many authors. Framboesia is, be-
yond doubt, contagious; but it is not easily
communicated by an embrace, and the sexual
organs are never affected by it first.—Reme-
dies 1
Framboesia sycotica, sycosis indica, Yaws. Gen-
erally in the face, on the neck, chest and extrem-
ities less on the sexual parts, with large, more
or less red pustules, secreting a thick, tenacious,
DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES. 12
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
white pus; the hair which is near these pus-
tules is disposed to grow gray.—Remedies 1
Framboesia thymotica, thymosis indica, Plans.
Generally first appearing on the sexual parts
in the shape of small pimples which, on break-
ing, secrete a yellowish water but no pus; nor
does the hair turn gray.—Remedies?
Framboesia scotica, lues scotica, Siwnens.—
Whitish, bleeding, fungous excrescences in the
mouth and corners of the mouth, originating in
small raised, white spots, and either drying up,
in which case they change to dark-brown scurfs,
or else changing to painful ulcers which fre-
quently spread widely and destroy the parts
rapidly,—Remedies ?
Furunculi, s. the repertory.]
Furunculus malignus, carbunculus, anthrax.—
Remedies : s. Anthrax in the Repertory.
Gutta rosacea, s. Acne rosacea.
HLemorrhagia Hebra, s. Purpura.
Herpes Alibert, s. Pityriasis, Psoriasis, Impe-
tigo, Lichen, Ecthyma, Rupia, Eczema, Lu-
pus, Acne rosacea.
Herpes Bateman and Biett.—Vesicular erup-
tions, with groups of vesicles, in a few days
changing to more or less thin scurfs, or drying
without forming scales.—See: Herpes zoster,
Herpes Herpes circinatus,
Herpes labialis, Herpes Her-
pes iris.
Herpes cincinnatus. Circular rings of red spots,
the skin within the rings having a natural ap-
pearance ; the rings are surrounded by trans- different pathological names.
13
parent vesicles. — Remedies : Calc. 1 Caust. ?
Clem. Magn. c. Natr. Natr. m, Sep. Sulph, ?
Herpes crustaceus, s. Impetigo.
Herpes erythemoides Alihert, s. Acne rosacea.
Herpes exedens sen rodens, s. Lupus and Impe-
tigo RODENS.
Herpes facialis, s. Herpes labialis.
Herpes farinososus, s. Pityriasis.
Herpes furfuraceus, s. Pityriasis,
Herpes Hebra. This author only admits the
following varieties of herpes: Herpes labia-
lis, Herpes and Herpes iris.
Herpes iris. A species of herpes circinnatus, first
consisting of red, circular spots each of which
contains four concentric rings, the innermost of
which alone becomes, in a few days, covered
with vesicles until desquamation sets in, in
about 10 or 12 days. They are generally seen
on the dorsum of the hands and feet, on the
ankles, &c.—Remedies ?
Herpes labialis et facialis. Small circular
groups of vesicles which, after a few days, be-
come confluent, moist, and finally are covered
with brownish scurfs that fall off in the shape
of scales.—Appears on the lips, cheeks, eyelids
and ears.—Disappears frequently without any
treatment, though we may sometimes require
to use: Aeon. Ars. Bell, Cic. Dulc. Hep.
Sulph.
Herpes lichenoides Alihert, s. Lichen.
Herpes miliaris, s. Herpes phlyct.enoides.
Herpes s. Lupus.
Herpes seu miliaris. Groups of
small, millet-sized, hard vesicles, full of a 14
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
brown or lemon-coloured fluid, upon a red
base, arising from small, red, burning, tingling
and smarting dots ; the vesicles break after-
wards and become covered with yellow or
blackish crusts.—Remedies : Aeon. Ars. Bell.
Bov. Calc. Lyc. Merc. Rhus t. Sep. Sil. Sulph.
Herpes preputialis et vulvaris. The same as
herpes labialis, except that it appears upon dif-
ferent parts, and that it is, on this account, ac-
companied with different consensual symp-
toms, such as: burning in the surrounding
parts, sometimes even swelling of the inguinal
glands, &c. Remedies: Aur. Dulc. Hep.
Niir. ac. Petr. Phos. ac. Sep. Sulph.
Herpes pustulosus, s. Ecthyma.
Herpes pustulosus Alibert, s. Acne rosacea,
Ecthyma, Mentagra,
Herpes rodens, s. Impetigo rodens and Lupus.
Herpes squamosus Alibert, s. Impetigo, Lichen,
Eczema, Psoriasis.
Herpes vulvaris, s. Herpes preputialis.
Herpes Zoster, Zona.—Groups of vesicles upon a
red base, surrounding the trunk like a belt, in-
creasing in a few days to pea-sized pustules
which finally become covered with scurfs.—
Bateman, Biett, and Hebra, number the zona
among the varieties of herpes, and very prop-
erly so, for it is just as little related to vesicu-
lar erysipelas as to itch.—Remedies: Axs.
Graph. Merc. Rhus t. Puls.— Bry. ? Cham. ?
Natr. 1 Selen. ? Sil. ? Sulph. ?
Hyperemias. Hebra numbers among this class'.
Erythema, Roseola, Urticaria ephemera. See
these names. ■ DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
15
Hypertrophies of the skin, Hebra.—See : Ver-
ruca, Icthyosis, Pityriasis, Tinea amianta-
cea, Lentigines, Ephelides, Pellagra, Ele-
phantiasis, Lepra, Tyloma.
Ichthyosis,—Hebra numbers it among the hy-
pertrophies of the skin, Bateman, Willan and
Biett among the squama:. Thick, hard, rough
tissue of the skin which prevents all secretion,
with scales like those of the fishes, falling off
with great difficulty, frequently covering the
larger portion of the body, and generally the
extremities, without any other derangement of
the general health being perceptible or actual-
ly existing. It is in most cases congenital or
hereditary.—Remedies : Coloc. Hep. Plumb.
Impetigo, P. Frank.—All chronic cutaneous
eruptions which are not accompanied with fe-
ver.
Impetigo, Bateman and Biett. Pustules with hu-
mid yellow or green scurfs, arising from small
pustules the largest of which is of the size of a
millet-seed ; they are crowded together, yel-
low, upon red, circular or oval spots ; on fall-
ing off they either leave red, scaly spots, or
else a red, porous surface which secretes an
ichor.—Remedies : Alum. Amm. Ant. Ars.
Baryt. Bell. Calc. Carb. veg. Caust. Cic. Clem.
Dulc. Graph. Hep. Kreas. Lach. Lyc. Merc.
Natr, Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Oleand. Phosph.
Phosph. ac. Rhus t. Sassap. Sep. Sil. Staph.
Sulph.
Impetigo facialis. This is no particular variety,
and is so named on account of the locality.—
Remedies: Ars. Calc. Cic. Graph. Lyc. Rhus t. 16
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
Sep. Sulph. (Compare: Impetigo labialis,
larvalis and RODENS.
Impetigo figurata. — Appears mostly on the
hands and forearms of bakers and millers ;
among old people we often see it on the lower
extremities. — Remedies : Ars, Calc. Clem.
Dale. Graph. Lye. Rhus t. Sulph.
Impetigo granulata, s. Tinea granuxata.
Impetigo labialis. Ulcerated eruption on the
lips and in the corners of the mouth.—Reme-
dies : Amm. Ant. Arn. Ars. Bell. Calc. Caust.
Graph. Hep. Ign. Kreas. Merc. Natr. Natr. m.
Nitr. ac. Phosph. Rhus t. Sep. Sil. Staph.
Sulph. Yeratr.
Impetigo larvalis, Porrigo larvalis Willan,
Crusta lactea. — Remedies : Ars. Baryt.
Bell. ? Calc. Carb. veg. 1 Cic. Dulc. 'I Graph.
Lyc. Merc. Natr. m. 1 Phosph. r. Phosph. ac. 1
Rhus t. Sassap. Sep. 1 Sulph. Viol. tr.
Impetigo rodens, Herpes exedens scrophulosus.
Not to be confounded with lupus or herpes
exedens idiopathicus ; it is the common her-
pes phagedaenicus. — Remedies ; Ars. Bell.
Calc. Cic. Graph. Hep. Merc. Natr. m. Nitr,
ac. Rhus t. Sep. Sil. Staphys. Sulph.
Impetigo scabida.—The whole length of the limb
is covered with a crust.—Remedies: Dulc.
Lyc. Sulph.
Impetigo sparsa.—Irregular, scattered, humid
scurfs on the whole body, limbs, trunk, and
even on the hairy scalp.—Remedies: Cic.
Lach. Sulph.
Intertrigo. See “ Soreness ” in the Repertory.
Itch, see the Repertory. DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
17
Lazari morbus, s. Lepra tuberculosa.
Leontiasis, s. Lepra tuberculosa.
Lepra, s. Lepra vera.
Lepra true lepra, with scaly, cold,
wrinkled, bronze-coloured skin of the face, pus-
tules which change to fetid ulcers, with ulcera-
tion of the articular ligaments, bones and whole
limbs.—Remedies : See “ Lepra vera.”
Lepra alba, vitiligo alba, baras alba, elephan-
tiasis alba, leuke Gr^ecorum.—Remedies ;
Alum. Ars. Phosph. Sep. Sil. Sulph.
Lepra aleppica, red, hard blotch, generally in
the face, afterwards forming a crust, secreting
but a small quantity of ichor, and finally leav-
ing an ugly cicatrix. Remedies 1
Lepra arabum vera, s. Lepra tuberculosa.
Lepra aretica, s. Lepra norvegica.
Lepra asturiensis, Red, painful spot on the
hand or foot, witlj thickening and roughness of
the skin, leaving a smooth spot which develops
a new scurf every year; accompanied with a
good deal of nightly burning, great debility,
frequently even mania, and sometimes with an
eruption extending from the neck downwards
along both sides of the chest. Remedies ?
Lepra cayennensis, Lepra rubra, mal rouge de
Cayenne. Spots without sensation, of a dirty
red and yellow, or large tubercles with fright-
ful disfiguration of the face, horrid ulcers on
the whole body, caries and softening of the
bones, thickening of the skin and lead-coloured
ulcers.—Remedies 1
Lepra crimensis. Resembling the former, ex-
cept that the spots on their first appearance are 18
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
blue-red, becoming afterwards brownish, even
blackish, accompanied with much itching,
creeping, smarting, burning and stinging.—
Five or six years sometimes elapses before ul-
cers form.—Remedies ?
Lepra Grjecorum, s. Lepra squamosa.
Lepra holsatica. Probably of a syphlitic na-
ture. All sorts of spots, white and brown
scurfs and scales, crusts, pustules, tubercles,
swelling of bones, rhagades, sycosic excrescen-
ces around the anus, ulcers in the buccal cavi-
ty, &c.—Remedies 1
Lepra italica, s. Lepra lombardica.
Lepra Lazari, s. Lepra tuberculosa.
Lepra lombardica, Pellagra, Lepra mediolanen-
sis seu italica. Some authors consider it a
variety of ichthyosis, others of lepra ; accord-
ing to JBiett it is an independent disease, and
Hebra numbers it among *his hypertrophies.—•
First we perceive a redness on uncovered parts
which are exposed to the heat of the sun, espe-
cially on the face and back of the hand, with
scaly desquamation, and afterwards, often re-
peated returns of the disease, with claw-shaped
nails, bristle-shaped hairs, aphthous ulcers in
the mouth. First a creeping and numb feeling
in the limbs, vertigo and melancholy which fre-
quently leads to suicide, afterwards herpes,
miliaria, petechias, hepatic spots, scaly desqua-
mation, spasms, paralysis, diarrhoea, dropsy.—
Remedies 1
Lepra mediolanensis, s. Lepra lombarmca.
Lepra nigricans, baras nigrum, vitiligo nigri- DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
19
cans. Incipient form of scaly lepra,—Reme-
dies : S. Lepra yera.
Lepra nodosa, s. Lepra tuberculosa.
Lepra norveqica, Lepra arctica, Spedalsked.
First dark-red spots on the nose, with a bluish
redness of the face of a peculiar lustre, with
violent itching; after which remain lead or
copper-coloured tubercles which change to ul-
cers ; accompanied with tubercles and phage-
denic ulcers in the mouth and throat, also on
the nose and at the anus, sycosic excrescences
at the anus or on the whole body, lentil-shaped,
copper-coloured or blackish spots and pustules,
crusty eruptions.—Remedies %
Lepra psorica, s. Lepra squamosa.
Lepra rubra, s. Lepra cayennensis.
Lepra scorbutica, Nakka.—See: Lepra yera.
Lepra squamosa, Lepra psorica, Lepra Graeco-
rum. First we perceive small, round, reddish
elevations which become covered with white
scales, afterwards forming crusts which, on be-
ing detached, soon form again.—Remedies :
See “ Lepra vera.”
Lepra taurica. See Lepra crimensis.
Lepra tuberculosa, Lepra Arabum vera, mor-
bus Lazari, Lepra nodosa, Elephantiasis,
Leontiasis seu Lepra leonina,
Tyriasis.—This is the most malignant form of
lepra, the whole skin with the subjacent adi-
pose tissue degenerates into tubercles, and its
functional power is entirely destroyed.—Rem-
edies : Lepra vera.
Lepra vera. This has many forms, appearing
at times as lepra alba, at others as nigricans, 20
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
squamosa or tuberculosa.—Remedies : Alum.
Amm, Ars. Baryt. Calc. Carb. an. Garb. veg.
Caust. Coloc. Con. Graph. lod. Kal. Lach. Lyc.
Magn, m. Merc. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Petr.
Phosph. Sep. Sil. Sulph. Zinc.
Leuke s. Lepra alba.
Lichen, herpes lichenoides Alibert. Small
papulae either colourless or red and inflamed, in
more or less numerous, circumscribed or scat-
tered groups ; when acute, they are frequently
spread over vast portions of the skin; when
chronic, they are only seen on the dorsum of
the hands, on the arms, face, neck or dorsa of
the feet. Scurfs do not form except after vio-
lent scratching. — Remedies : Aeon. Agar.
Amm. Ars. Bry. Calc. Carb. veg. Caust. Cham.
Cic. Cocc. Con. Pule. Graph. Lyc. Merc. Mur.
ac. Natr. m. Phos. ac. Puls. Rhus t. Staph.
Stront. Sulph.
Lichen agrius. Numerous groups of inflamed
tubercles, excoriated at their tips, with more or
less thickened skin, especially in chronic cases,
appearing principally on the backs of the hands,
on the face and wrist-joints ; the eruption on
these joints frequently resembles the itch.—
Remedies : Calc. Cic. Dulc. Graph. Lyc. Mur.
ac. Rhus t. Sulph.
Lichen simplex. Small pimples which start up
on the healthy-looking skin and scarcely pre-
sent any symptoms of inflammation.—Reme-
dies : Aeon. Bry. Cocc. Dulc. Puls.
Lichen strofulus. Generally in the face, in
groups, more or less inflamed.—Remedies :
Caicst. Cic. Cham. Graph. Merc. Rhus t. Sulph. DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES
21
Lipoma, See lupia in the Repertory.
Lupia, See the Repertory.
Lupus, herpes exedens idiopathicus. Alibert
numbers it among the varieties of herpes ex-
edens, Bateman and Biett consider it as an in-
dependent class, Hehra numbers it among his
exsudations, though in other respects it is to
be considered as a form of tuberculosis. Pha-
gedenic ulcers on the ala nasi, arising from
broad, flat tubercles; they become covered
with a thick scurf; after one part heals, the ad-
joining part is affected ; it is in this way that
even the nasal cartilages are sometimes de-
stroyed. — Remedies : Ars. ? Aur. 1 Calc. ?
Sep. ? Sil. 1 Staph. ? Sulph. 1
Lupus IDIOPATHICUS, S66 LUPUS.
Lupus FACIALIS, S. IMPETIGO RODENS.
Lupus NASALIS, S. LuPUS.
Lupus SCROPHULOSUS, S. IMPETIGO RODENS.
Maculae, s. Roseola, Scarlatina,
Ephelides, Purpura, Syphilis, vitel-
LIGO, AlBINISMUS.
Maculae Bateman and Biett. Eighth order of
their dermatoses, among which they number :
Ephelides, Albinismus, Yitelligo,
Measles, Morbilli, s. Measles in the Repertory.
Mentagra, herpes menti, sycosis seu sycoma
menti. Alibert ranges it among his herpes
pustulosus, Bateman and Biett among their
pustulous eruptions, Hebra among his chron-
ic exsudations. It is a species of acne, the
pustules invading principally the chin, inflam-
ing the skin and sometimes imparting to it the
appearance as though it were covered with hu- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
mid excrescences. — Remedies: Ant. Carb.
veg. ? Cic. Clem. 1 Dulc. 1 Graph. Kreas. 1
Merc. 1 Sass, 1 Sep. 1 Sulph. ?
Miliakia. See Rash in the Repertory.
Miliaria purpurea, s. Purple-rash in the Re-
pertory.
Molluscum. Sporadic eruption consisting of tu-
berculous pocks of the size of a pea to that of
a pigeon’s egg, increasing slowly, not very
painful, containing a pappy matter, sometimes
redunculated, at others conical or flat.—Rem-
edies 1
Morbilli, see Measles in the Repertory.
Morbus maculosus, see Purpura hemorrhagi-
ca.
Nevi. See Repertory.
Neoplasm at a Hebra, Eighth class of Hebra’s
cutaneous diseases, containing : Condylomata,
CANCER OF THE SKIN, BALENS OF THE SKIN, LIPO-
MA, TELANGICKTASIS, ACNE ROSACEA, NEVUS VAS-
CULOSUS.
Papule. Fifth order of the dermatoses accord-
ing to Bateman and Biett, containing : Lichen
and Prurigo,
Peliosis, see Purpura hemorrhagica.
*
Pellagra, see Lepra lombardica.
Pemphigus. Numerous red, erythematous spots
with free intervals, almost resembling the blis-
ters which are occasioned by scalding. After
the fluid which they contain is discharged, thin,
reddish scales form. This is the pemphigus
acutus, or the pompholix benignus Willan.
Remedies: Ars. Bell. Canth. Caust. Dulc. Hep. DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
23
Ran. Rhus t. Sep. (Also, and principally,
Aeon., Hempel.)
Pemphigus chronicus, Pompholix diutinus Wil-
lan. Distinguished from the former by the
absence of all fever, and by its running a long
course.—Remedies : See those of Pemphigus
acutus.
Pemphigus solitarius, Pompholix solitarius
Willan. Single blister of the size of an egg,
on the back, hand, &c., sometimes succeeded
by two or three smaller vesicles near by.—Re-
medies 1
Perniones, see Chilblains in the Repertory.
Petechia, Purpura petechialis.
Phthirasis, see Lice-disease in the Repertory.
Pians, see Framboesia thymotica.
Pityriasis, herpes furfuraceus sen farinosus
Alihert. Bateman and Biett number it among
the squamae, llebra among his anomalies of
the secretory organs, especially those of the
follicular glands.—Rough, dry spots on the
skin, not raised, of various colours, character-
ized by nothing but their scaly desquamations,
—Remedies: Agar. Alum. Anac. Ars. Aur.
Bry. Bruc. Calc. Cic, Dulc. Graph. Kreas.
Lach. Led. Lye. Merc. Natr. m. Petr. Phospk.
Sep. Lit. Sulph. Thuj.
Plica polonica. See this name under Hair,
diseases of the.
Pompholix, see Pemphigus.
Porrigo capillitii, see Tinea capitis.
Porrigo larvalis, see Impetigo larvalis.
Prurigo. Hard, flat papulae, exceedingly small
and sometimes even scarcely perceptible to 24
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
the finger, of a healthy skin-colour, accompa-
nied by violent itching, and, although vastly
different from the itch, yet it is easily mistak-
en for it, especially when appearing upon the
hands and causing a violent itching.—Reme-
dies : Alum. Amb. Amm. Baryt. Bry. Calc.
Carb. veg. Caust. Cocc. Con. Graph. Lye. Merc.
Natr. m. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Oleand. Op.
Phosph. Puls. Rhus t. Sep. Sil. Sulph. Thuj.
Prurigo formicans. Attacking principally full-
grown persons, with broader, more prominent
papula; and violent itching.—Remedies : Al-
um. Amb. Amm. Baryt. Calc. Carb. veg.
Caust. Cocc. Con. Graph. Lyc. Merc. Natr. m.
Nitr. ac. Phosph. Rhus t. Sep. Sil. Sulph.
Thuj.
Prurigo mitis. Affecting principally young peo-
ple in spring and summer.—Remedies ; Bry.
Cocc. N. vom. Oleand. Op. Puls. Rhus. t. Sil.
Sulph.
Prurigo mercurialis. See Scabies mercurialis.
Prurigo podicus. See Itching of the anus in
the Repertory.
Prurigo scroti. See Itching of the scrotum in
the Repertory.
Prurigo senilis. Itching of old people, fre-
quently accompanied with phthiriasis.—Rem-
edies : Arg. 1 Ars. Bov. 1 Canth. ? Caps. ?
Laur. ? Magn, arct. 1 Magn, m. ? Mers. Mez.
Oleann. Plat. ? Rhod. ? Ruta. 1 Sabad. 1
Staph. 1 Sulph.
Prurigo venera. This does not exist, and is al-
ways caused by mercury. We may safely
assert that, when it is doubtful whether an DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
25
eruption is syphilitic or not, it is not syphilitic
when characterized by violent itching,*
Prurigo vulvaris. See Itching of the puden-
dum in the Repertory.
Psoriasis, herpes squamosus Alibert. Scaly
spots of various sizes, sometimes scattered and
small, lentil-sized or else confluent and large,
sometimes covering a whole extremity, with
white, thick, more or less firmly adhering
scales, and, in chronic cases, with hard, cracked
skin.—Remedies : Ars. Aur. ? Bry. Calc.
Caust. Cic. Clem. Cupr. 1 Pule. Graph. Led.
Lyc. Magn, c. 1 Merc. Mur. ac. Nitr. ac. Ole-
and. Petr. Phosph. Rhus t. Sassap. 1 Sep.
Sulph. Zinc. 1
Psoriasis diffusa. Especially on the face and
extremities, with large, reddish, rough spots,
nightly itching and single scales, after the re-
moval of which the furrows of the uneven,
shining cutaneous surface become covered
with thin scales.—Remedies: Ars. Calc. Cic.
Clem, Dulc. Graph. Lyc. Mur. ac. Rhus. t.
Sulph.
Psoriasis facialis. — Remedies : Calc. Cic.
Graph. Led. Lyc. Merc. Oleand. Sep. Sulph.
Psoriasis guttata. Single, rather large, not in-
flamed spots, mostly on the chest, nape of the
neck, arms, loins, thighs, with scales which are
easily detached, leaving a red, shining base.
Remedies ?
* This is too sweeping. Syphilitic gonorrhoea may be ac-
companied with intolerable itching of the glans, which is in-
creased by pressure and scratching. It is this itching which
is frequently the principal and most characteristic indication
for the administration of Mercury. (Hempel.) 26
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
Psoriasis gyrata. — Narrow, scaly spots or
streaks on different parts of the body, some-
times spiral-shaped.—Remedies ?
Psorftisis infantilis.—Generally like the spots
in psoriasis diffusa, sometimes rough, raised,
sore, traversed by rhagades.—Remedies : Calc.
Cic. Lyc. Merc. Sulph,
Psoriasis inveterata,—Large, scaly spots, with
rough, cracked skin, also with thickening and
distortion of the nails and skin of the fingers.
Remedies: Calc. Clem. Merc. Petr. Rhus t.
Sep. Sulph.
Psoriasis labialis.—Scaly spots on the lips and
in the corners of the mouth, which are easily
detached and then reappear again, generally
traversed by rhagades, — Remedies: Calc.
Graph. Merc. Mez, Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Phosph.
Sep. Sil.
Psoriasis palmaris.—Peeling off of the skin in
large scales; the disease commences with
rough, scaly, dirty brown or blackish spots,
and generally with deep, bleeding rhagades.—
Remedies: Aur. Calc. Clem. Graph. Hep.
Merc. Mur. ac. Petr. Sassap. Sil. Sulph. Sulph.
. ac.
Psoriasis scrotalis.—Scaly, red, hard and thick-
ened skin of the scrotum, frequently with sore-
ness and painful rhagades.—Remedies : Petr,
Nitr. ac. Thuj.
Psoriasis syphilitica.—A kind of psoriasis pal-
maris or plantaris ; the scales originally do
not consist of spots, but papulae; there is no
trace of psoriasis on any other part of the bo- DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
27
dy.—Remedies: Merc. Clem. ? Nitr. ac. ?
Thuj. 1
PsYDRACIA, see SCABIES SPURIA.
Fsydracia vaccina,—This is frequently a sequel
of vaccination.—Remedy ; Sulph.
Purple-rash, s. Repertory.
Purpura. Red spots of different sizes.—Reme-
dies : See red spots in the Repertory, and com-
pare.
Purpura hemorrhagica, hemorrhcea petechia-
lis, morbus maculosus Werlhaf Feliosis.—
Large, round, somewhat raised petechial spots
which are filled with a thick blood, sometimes
appearing on the whole body and sometimes
accompanied with other kinds of haemorrhage.
—Remedies : Arn. Bell, Berb. Bry. Hyosc.
Lach. Ledum, N. vom. Phosph. Ruta. Rhus t.
Sec, Sil. Stram. Sulph. ac.
Purpura maligna, Puncticulae. Very small, red
stigmata, frequently imparting to the skin a
marbled appearance, of a benign character
when small, a malignant character when larger.
Remedies %
Purpura petechialis idiopathica dicta, see Pur-
pura TYPHODES.
Purpura rosea. Large, flat spots from 2 to 3
inches broad, dark, rose-coloured, without sen-
sation ; while running their course the general
health is not disturbed.—Remedies ?
Purpura scorbutica. The spots are like those
of purpura hemorrhagica, except more green-
ish and accompanied with stomacace, bad ul-
cers, &c.—Remedies: See Scurvy in the Re-
pertory. 28
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
Purpura senilis. Like the spots of purpura scor-
butica, but there are no other symptoms of
scurvy.—Remedies : Ars.’ Baryt. ? Bry. Con,
Lach. ? Op. 'I Rhus t. Sec. Sulph. ac.
Purpura syphilitica, s. Roseola syphilitica.
Purpura typhodes, petechia: idiopathica:, febris
petechialis. This is no more nor less than
typhus, the petechise being a mere symptom.
The accidental absence or presence of a partic-
ular symptom in typhus is no sufficient reason
why we should consider it a particular variety
of this disease. Such a symptom frequently
depends upon the constitution of the patient,
the intensity of the disease, the particular por-
tion of the nervous system which is principally
involved, &c. If, however, petechias should be
present, we may give : Ars. Bry. Rhus t.
Purpura urticans Willan. Seems to be identi-
cal with purpura scorbutica, but occurs very
rarely in this form.
Purpura urticata, s. urticaria.
Purpura venerea, s. Purpura syphilitica.
Pustula:. Sixth order of Biett, containing: Va-
riola, Vaccini, Ecthyma, Impetigo, Acne,
Mentagra, Porrigo.
Rhypia, s, Rupia.
Roseola:. Intermediate eruption between mea-
sles and scarlatina, so that, if the eruption
should resemble the measles, the secondary
symptoms frequently resemble the symptoms
of scarlatina, and, if the eruption should be
like scarlatina, the accompanying symptoms
are like the catarrhal symptoms of the mea-
sles,—Remedies: Aeon. Bell. Nux v. Puls. DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
29
Roseolve Dark, violet-red spots,
mostly on the abdomen, arms, forehead, &c. ;
in constitutional syphilis these spots generally
are the first symptom, even when the prima-
ry chancre is still existing.—Remedies ; Merc.
Rubeola, See Measles in the Repertory.
Rupia, riiypia. Small, isolated vesicles, upon a
red, inflamed base, first containing a serous,
afterwards a purulent fluid, generally on the
extremities or loins, afterwards covered with
brown crusts; the subjacent skin is sore. Is
not to be confounded with ecthyma, the pri-
mary form of which is not vesicular, but pus-
tulous ; the scurfs of ecthyma are less broad
and more firmly adhering than those of rhu-
pia.—Remedies: Alum. Ars. Borax. Calc.
Cham. Clem, Graph. Hep. Merc. Natr. Nitr.
ac. Petr. Rhus t. Sep. Si I. Staph. Sulph.
Rupia Hebra ; this is the syphilitic rupia with
pyramidal scurfs, and probably identical with
the RUPIA PROEMINENS BATEMAN.
Rupia proeminens, with conical scurfs consisting
of several layers, and probably of a syphilitic
nature.—Remedies; Alum.?Clem. Merc. Nitr.
ac. 1 Sassap. 1 Sulph. Thuj. ?
Rupia simplex, bulla phagedanica Hahne-
MANNI, PHAGEDENIC ULCER of SOffiC authors.
Remedies: See bulla phagedanica in the Re-
pertory.
Scabies, itch. According to modern authors
the acarus is supposed to be the characteristic
diagnostic of the true itch. It is doubtful,
however, whether the ancients meant by sca-
bies the acarus-scabies exclusively. Lice, and 30
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
other kinds of vermin, may likewise cause a
species of scabies which is very much like the
acarus-scabies, and is likewise characterized by
the peculiar voluptuous itching. Though this
kind of scabies has been termed spurious sca-
bies,. yet it is by no means certain what is the
true diagnostic of the real itch.
Scabies spuria. Eruptions which resemble the
itch, without being the disease. The different
forms of prurigo, impetigo, and vesicles, also
hvdrargyra and syphiloid forms of erup-
tion, have been termed spurious scabies.
Scarlatina, see Repertory.
Spedelskhed, see Lepra norvegica.
Spilosis, see Maculae,
Squamae. Sixth order of the dermatoses accord-
ing to Bateman and Biett, containing ; Ichthy-
osis, Pityriasis, Lepra, Psoriasis.
Steatoma, s. Lupia in the Repertory.
Strofulus, s. Lichen strofulus.
Sycoma, s. Mentagra.
Sycosis, see the following:
Sycosis BARBIE SCU MENTI, S. MeNTAGRA.
Sycosis Hahnemanni, s. Sycosis venerea.
Sycosis INDICA, s. Framboesia sycotica.
Sycosis labialis, principally affecting persons
who take snuff; small, painful blisters chang-
ing to ulcers with yellowish lymph; they be-
come covered with scurfs which keep forming,
and they are surrounded by hardness and red-
ness.—Remedies; Aeon. Ars. Bell. Cic. Hide.
Hep. Sulph.
Sycosis menti, s. Mentagra. 31
Sycosis palpebrarum. Thick, granular, pustulus
elevations on the margin and the inner surface
of the eyelids,—Remedies'?
Sycosis venerea, Sycosis Hahnemanni, CONDYLO-
mata.—Remedies : See figwarts in the reper-
tory.
Sycosis VERRUCOSA, S66 FIGWART.
Syphilis, syphiloides, see the following ;
Syphilis bullosa, rupia Hebra, see rupia proe-
MINENS.
Syphilis maculosa, roseola syphilitica, see
SYPH. BULLOSA.
Syphilis pustulosa, at times resembling the pus-
tules of smallpox, at others those of acne; in
the former case they generally appear on the
face and trunk, with brown, thick crusts, be-
neath which the ulcerative process continues
and which leave a round, white, deep cicatrix ;
whereas, if the pustules resemble acne, they
scarcely ever occur on the forehead or in the
face, but rather on the rest of the body, and al-
most without scurfs, and leave only superficial
cicatrices and always livid spots,—Remedies ;
Merc. Nitr, ac. Tliuj.
Syphilis squamosa, only in the palms of the
hands and on the soles of the feet. See Pso-
riasis syphilitica.
Syphilis tuberculosa. The form varies. Some-
times semi-globular, flattened, with ulcerative
surface, in which case the disease frequently
breaks out primarily at the anus and on the
sexual organs; frequently, however, the tuber-
cles are larger, rounder, especially on the neck,
DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL KAMES. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE
forehead and face; sometimes the eruptions
are granular and cracked, in which case they
appear principally in the corners of the mouth.
Principal remedy : Merc.
Syphilis ulcerosa, cutanea. Secondary syphi-
litic cutaneous ulcers. Very rare unless the
previously mentioned forms are numbered
among this class. There is a variety of these
ulcers arising from deep-seated cutaneous tu-
bercles, resembling a number of small cutane-
ous buboes, with semi-globular, sunken, larda-
ceous base. Always secondary, and existing
only in constitutional syphilis. Carbo veg.
acted as a specific in one case. Merc, is a spe-
cific for the ulcerated syphilitic rhagades be-
tween the toes.
Syphilis VEGETANS, VEGETATIONES SYPHILITICUS, S.
Sycosis venerea.
Syphilonychia exulcerans. Ulceration of the
root of the nail.—Principal remedy : Merc.
Syphiloides. The syphilitic cutaneous diseases,
see above. The other syphilitic forms, such
as; Angina, Coryza, Gumma, Tophus, do-
lores OSTEOCOPI, BUBONES, OPHTHALMIA, &C.,
are sufficiently known.
Telangiektasis, s. Aneurysms by anastomosis in
the Repertory.
Tinea capitis, s. Scaldiiead in the Repertory.
Tinea capitis amiantacea seu asbestina, eczema
capillitii.—Dry, inodorous scald, with scales
which shine like silver, or changing silk, with
the hairs united in clusters, with little itching,
but red, furrowed skin.—Remedies: Ars. Garb,
an. Merc. Rhus t. Staph. DIFFERENT PATHOLOGICAL NAMES.
Tinea c. annulata. Circular groups of yellow-
ish pustules, through whose centre a hair pass-
es, very dry.—Remedies 1
Tinea c. asbestina, see Tinea amianticea.
Tinea Crustacea, s. Tinea favosa.
Tinea favosa, seu lupina seu Crustacea seu ma-
ligna, Favus.—Dry scurf of a dirty-yellow
colour, with deep, scattered holes, like a hon-
ey-comb, with pustules depressed at their tips
like a funnel.—Remedies : Baryt. Brom. Calc.
Merc. Fhosph. Sulph. (Compare Tinea c. sic-
ca.)
Tinea c. furfuracea seu squamosa, Pityriasis
capitis.—Itching scabs on the hairy scalp, well
known.—Remedies ; Alum. Bry. Calc. Graph.
Kal. Lach. Mez. Oleand. Rhus t. Staph.
Tinea c. granulata, Impetigo capitis seu gran-
ULATA HERPES MILIARIS CAPILLATA. Gray Or
brown, irregularly scattered crusts, not de-
pressed at their tips as in favus, but arched,
arising from small, yellow pustules which se-
crete a thick, speedily drying humour.—Rem-
edies ; Ars. Calc. Hep. Merc. Phosph. Rhus t.
Sulph.
Tinea c. humida, see Tinea c. muciflua.
Tinea c. impetiginosa, see Tinea c. granulata.
Tinea c. lupinosa, s. Tinea c. favosa.
Tinea e. miliaris, s. Tinea c, granulata.
Tinea c. muciflua, Porrigo c. Willan, humid
scaldhead. Groups of pustules with copious
secretion of humour, which, on drying, covers
the hairs like layers and glues them together.
Remedies: Baryt. Calc. Cic, Graph. Hep. Lyc.
Oleand, Rhus t. Sep. Staph. Sulph. Vine. 34
ALPHABETICAL LIST.
Tinea c. porriginosa, s. Tinea c. muciflua.
Tinea c. sicca, s. Tinea c. granulata.
Tinea c. squamosa, s. Tinea c. furfuracea.
Tinea facies, s. Impetigo larvalis and crusta
SERPIGINOSA.
Tinea facies lactea, s. Impetigo larvalis.
Tinea f muciflua, s. the former.
Tinea f porriginosa, porrigo larvalis Willan,
s. Impetigo larvalis.
Tinea f serpiginosa, s. Crusta serpiginosa.
Tubercul.u. Seventh order of the cutaneous
diseases according to Bateman and Biett, con-
taining : Elephantiasis Grascorum and Mol-
luscum.
Tyloma, s. Callosities in the Repertory.
Tyriasis, s. Lepra tuberculosa.
Ulcera, s. Ulcers in the Repertory.
LIrticaria, s. Nettlerash in the Repertory.
Varicellas.—Remedies : Acon. Ant. Ars. Asa.
Bell. Canth. Carb. veg. Caust. Con. Cycl. Ipec.
Led. Merc. Natr. Natr. m. Puls. Rhus t. Sec.
Sep. Sil. Sol. m. Sulph. Tart. Thuj.
Varicellce agnosae sen according
as the fluid in the vesicles is more or less thick
or evaporates.—Remedies: Acon. Ant. Bell.
Canth. Con. Merc. Puls. Sec. Sil. Sol. m. Tart.
Thuj.
Varicellce conoides. — Remedies : Acon. Ant.
Ars. Bell. Carh. veg. Ipec. Puls. Rhus t. Sep.
Tart. Thuj.
Varicellce mill.® seu ovales. Oblong, large pus-
tules, changing to dark crusts.—Remedies :—
Acon. Bell. Led. Puls, Rhus t.
Varices, see Repertory. CONCISE VIEW OF HEBRa’s SYSTEM.
35
Variolac. See Smallpox in the Repertory.
Varioloides.—Remedies: Ant. Ars. Bell. Bry.
Merc. Puls. Rhus t. Sulph. Tart. Thuj.
Vesicular. Second order of the cutaneous dis-
eases according to Bateman and Biett, contain-
ing : Herpes, Zona, Eczema, Scabies, Milia-
ria, Varicella.
VlTELLIGO ALBA, S, LepRA ALBA.
Vitelligo nigricans, s. Lepra nigricans.
Yaws, s. Framboesia sycotica.
Zona, s. Herpes Zoster.
CONCISE VIEW
OF
HEBRA’S SYSTEM OF CUTANEOUS DISEASES.
(From the manuscript copy of one of his disciples.)
I. Class: Hyperemia:.—1) Active: Erythema, Roseola
variolosa, Urticaria ephemera.—2) Passive; Cyanosis,
Morbus cceruleus.
II. Class: Chlorosis, &c.
IIL Glass: Anomalies of the secretory organs.—1)
Anomalies of the secretion of sweat : Deficient exha-
lation, Sudor anglicus, Coloured sweat, Bloody sweat,
»fec.—2) Anomalies of the secretion of the follicu-
lar glands: Seborrhcea, Lichen simplex, Orutum mi-
lecum, Comedo sen Acne punctata, Strofulus albidus, Mol ■
luscum. Pityriasis.
IV. Class; Exsudations, either acute or chronic :
1) Acute ; a) contagious: Exanthemata, Morbilli,
Scarlatina, Varioli, Variolo'ides, Varicellce, Varicella
fimbriata, Vaccina.—b) Non-contagious : Erythema ex-
sudativum, Erythema nodosum. Intertrigo, Decubitus
Roseolce, Dermatitis (Gutitis) Burns, Congelations, Ery- 36
CONCISE VIEW OF HEBRa’s SYSTEM.
sipelas, Pseudo erysipelas, Furunculus, Anthrax, Herpes
labialis, Zona (Herpes zoster), Herpespreeputialis, Her-
pes iris, Pemphigus acutus.
2) Chronic exsudations; a) solid: Pityriasis rubra,
Psoriasis, Lichen ruber, Acne simplex, Mentagra, Lyco-
sis, Lupus.—b)fluid: Prurigo, Scabies, Eczema, Tinea
muciflua, Porrigo seu Impetigo larvalis, Crusta, serpigi-
nosa, Elephantiasis Arabum.—c) vesicular : Pemphi-
gus chronicus, Pompholix, Rupia.—d) pustulous: Impet-
igo achor, Porrigo, Erysipelas pustulosum, Maliasmus,
Psydracium. Phlycacium.
V. Class : Hemorrhages.—1) Idiopathic: Purpura trau-
matica, Purpura senilis, Purpura simplex afebrilis.—
2) Symptomatic: Purpura, Roseola, Paliosis rheumat-
ica, Purpura simplex febrilis.
VL Class: Hypertrophies.—1) Syloma (Tylosis) Verru-
ca, Ncevus verrucosus, Ichthyosis, Pityriasis capitis seu
Tinea asbestina.—2) Of the pigmentum: Lentigines,
Ephelis, Chloasma, Pellagra, Lepra lombardica, Ncevus
spilosus.—3) Of the chorion: Elephantiasis Grcecorum,
Lepra norvegica, Lepra tuberculosa, Leuke Grcecorum,
(Lepra alba), Morphea (Lepra alba et nigricans), Spilop
laksia (Alibert) Ophiasis.— 4) Elephantiasis Arabium
dermatokeras (Callus), Polytrichia, Orychia, Polynychia.
VII. Class : Atrophies.—Leukopathica, Achromasia, Ar-
gyria. Stopecia (Galvities).
VII. Class: Neoplasmata.—Condylymata, Cancer of the
skin, Keloides, Baleus of the skin, Lipoma, Telangiekta-
sia, Acne rosacea, Ncevus vasculosus.
IX. Class: Pseudoplasrnata.
X. Class: Ulcera.— Ulcerasyphilitica, scrophulosa,cancer-
osa, scorbutica, varicosa, herpetica, A.
°Sulph.
Inflammations, °Acon. °Arn. °Bell, °Bry. ° Carb.
an.° Chin. ° Cocc. ° Colch. °Cycl.? °Graph. °Hep.
°Kreos. °Led. ? °Lyc. °Nitr. °N. vom. °Puls.
°Rhus. °Sulph.
Swelling, °Acon. °Ant. °Arn. °Bry. 0 Chin. °Chi-
nin, ° Cocc. ° Colch. °Hep. °Kreos. °Merc. °N.
vom. °Rhus. °Sulph.
Nodosities, (s: arthritic.)
Beating, throbbing.
Bones, Asa. Berb. 0 Calc. Carb. veg. Lye. °Merc.
Mez, Nitr. Nitr. ac. Phosph. Rhod. Ruta. Sa~
bad. Sep. Sil. °Sulph. Thuj. 58
BEATING, kPetr. *Phosph. *Phos. ac. Plat.
*Puls. Pan. Pan. sc. Rhab. Rhod. *Phus.
Ruta. *Sabad. Sabin. Samb. *Sassap. Sec. Se-
len, Seneg. *Sep. *SU. Spig. Spong. Squill.
Stann. * Staph. Stram. Stront, *Sulph. Sulph.
ac. Tarax. * Tart. Tereb. Teucr. * Thuj. Val.
Veratr. Verb. * Viol. tr. Yip. red. Vip. torv.
Zinc.
Blackish, Ant. *Ars. Asa. * Bell. *Bry. Chinin.
(Con.) Crotal. Electr. Lack. °Mur. ac. °Nitr.
ac. Oph. *Rhus. Sec. Sep. °Sil. Spig. Vip.
red.
Bleeding, Merc. Par. (Comp; Bleeds, that
WHICH.)
Brownish, Cann. Nitr. ac. Phosph. Phos. ac.
Burning, Agar. Alum, Amb. Amm. Amm. m.
Anac. Ant. Arg. *Ars. Aur. Baryt. Bell. Bov.
Bry. Calad. Calc. Cann. Canth. Caps, Carh.
an. Carh. veg. Gaust. Chin. Cic. Cinn. Clem.
Cocc. Coif. Colch. Con. Dulc. Euphorb, Guaj.
Hell. Hep. Heracl. Ign, Kal. Kreas. Each.
Laur. Led. Lyc. Magn. art. Magn. arct. Magn.
aust. Mang. *Merc. Mercurial. Mez, Mosch.
Natr. Natr. m, Nitr. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Oleand.
Par. Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plat. Plumb.
Puls. Ran. Ratanh, *Rhus. Sabad. Sassap.
Seneg. Senn. Sep. Sil. Spig. Spong, Squill.
Stann. Staph. Stram. Stront. *Sulph. Teucr.
Thuj. Veratr. Viol. od. Yiol. tr. Zinc.
Close together, *Agar. Sep. Squill. Thuj.
vonfluent, Agar. Ant. *Cic. Hyos. Phos. ao.
Val.
ERUPTION IN GENERAL. 154
ERUPTION IN GENERAL.
Coppery, Alum. °Ars. Calc. Cann. °Carb. an.
Carb, veg. Corall. °Kreas. Led. Mez. Phosph
°Rhus. °Ruta. °Veratr.
On covered parts, Led, Thuj.
Cutting, Lye.
Dry, Alum. Ars. *Baryt. Bov. *Bry, *Calc.
Carb. veg. Caust. Clem. Cocc. Cupr. JDulc,
Evon. Graph. Heracl. Hyos. Kreas. Led.
Lye. Magn. c. *Merc. *Mez. Natr. Natr. m,
Par. Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Rhus. Sassap.
*Sep. *Sil. Stann. * Staph. Sulph. Teucr. Val,
* Veratr. Viol. tr. Zinc.
Excoriated, as if, Graph.
Fine, Agar. Alum. Ars. Bell. Bry, *Carb. veg.
Caust. Clem. Cocc. Con. Dulc. Graph. Hep,
Jod. Ipec. Kreas. Led. Merc. Mez. Natr. m.
Nitr. ac. N. vom. Par. Phosph. Phos. ac.
Puls. Rhus. Sassap. Sulph. Val. Zinc.
Fiery-red, *Acon. Bell. Stram. 0Sulph.
Flat, Amm. Ang. Ant. Ars. Asa. Bell. Garb,
an. Euphorb. Lack. Lye. Merc. Natr. Nitr.
ac. Petr. Phosph, Phos. ac. Puls. Ran. Selen.
Sep. Sil. Staph. Sulph. Tart. Thuj.
Furfuraceous, Agar.
Granular, Amm. *Ars. °Carb.veg. Graph. Hep.
Natr. m. Phosph. Tab. Zinc.
Grape-shaped, Agar. * Calc. Rhus. Staph. Veratr,
On hairy parts of the body, Kal. Lyc. Merc.
Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Phos, ac. Rhus.
Hard, Ant, Aur. Mez. Ran. Rhus. Spig. Val,
Herpetic, Amm. Anac. Ipec. *Rhus. Sep.
Horny, *Ant. Ran.
Humid, Alum. Ars. Baryt. Bell. Bov. Bry.
* Calc. Carb. an. * Garb. veg. Caust, * Cic. * Clem. ERUPTION IK GENERAL.
155
Con. Daph. Dulc. * Graph. ° Grat. ? Hell.
Hep. Heracl. *Kal. Kreas. Lach. Led. *Lyc.
*Merc. *Mez. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Oleand.
Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. *Rhus. Ruta. Sabin.
Selen. *Sep. Sil. Squill. * Staph. * Sulph. Sulph.
ac. Tarax. Thuj. Viol. tr.
Inflamed, Ars. Calc.
Itching, *Acon. *Agar. Agn. Alum, Arab. *Amm.
Amm. m. Anac. *Ant. Arg. Arn. *Ars. Asa.
Baryt. Bell. Bov. *Bry. Calad. *Calc. Canth.
Caps. Carb. an. Carb. veg. *Caust. Cham. Chel.
Cic, Cin. *Clem. Cocc. Coff. Con. Cupr. Dig.
Dulc. Graph. Hep. Heracl. Lgn. Ipec. *Kal.
Kreas. Lack. Laur. Led. Lyc. Magn. art.
Magn. arct. Magn. aust. Magn. c. Magn. m.
Mang. *Merc. Mercurial. *Mez. Natr. Natr.
m, Nitr. *Nitr. ac. N. vom. * Ole and. Par.
Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plumb. Puls.
Ran. Ran. sc. *Rhus. Sabacl. Sabin. Sassap.
Selen. *Sep. Sil. Spig. Spong. Squill. Stann.
* Staph. Stram. Stront. *Sulph. Tarax. Tart.
Tax. Teucr. Thuj. Val. *Veratr. Viol. ir. Zinc.
Itch-like, *Merc. Sabad.
Marbled, Phosph.
Miliary, *Agar. Amm. Ars. Cocc. Kreas. Led.
N. vom. Par, Val.
Like nettlerash, °Acon. Amm, Amm. m. Ant
Anthroc. *Ars. Baryt. Bell. *Bry. *Calc.
Carb. an. * Garb. veg. *Caust. Chin. Cic. Cocc.
* Con. Cop. *Dulc. Frag. Graph. *Hep. °Ign
Ipec. Kal, Kreas. Lach. Led. Lyc. Magn. c,
Merc. Mez. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. N. vom.
°Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Puls. *Rhus. Ruta, 156
ERUPTION IN GENERAL.
Sec. Selen. Sep. Sil. Staph. Stram. Sulph
Tart. Thuj. °Urtic. Val, Veratr. Zinc.
Obstinate, incurable, Alum. * Amm. * Baryt. * Bo-
rax. * Calc. Carb. veg. Caust. Cham. Chel,
Clem. Con. Croc. *Euphorb. * Graph. Hell,
*Hep. Kal. Lach. Lyc. Magn. c. Mang. Merc.
Mur. ac. Natr. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Oleand.
Par. *Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plumb, Rhus.
Sep. *Sil. Squill. Staph. * Sulph. Tarax. Viol,
tr. °Zinc.
Painful, Agar. Amb. Ant. Arg. Arn. *Ars. Asa.
Aur. Baryt, Bell. Calc. Cann. Canth. Caps.
Chin. Clem. Cocc. Con. Gupr. Rule. Guaj.
Hep. Kal. Kal. chi. *Lach. Led. *Lyc. Magn-
arct. Magn, aust, Magn. c. Magn. m. Merc.
Natr. N. vom. Par. Petr. *Phosph. Phos. ac.
Puls. Ran. Ran. sc. Rhus. Ruta. Selen. Seneg.
Sep. Sil. Spig. Spong. Strain. Sulph. Tart.
Thuj. Yal. Veratr. Verb.
Painful as if ulcerated, Amm. Amm. m. Ant.
Ars, Baryt. Caps. Caust. Con. Graph. Laur.
Kal. Mang. Merc. Phosph. Puls. Rhus. Sep.
Sil. Staph. Sulph, Tarax. Zinc.
Painless, Amb. Anac. Ant. Bell. Cham. Cocc.
Con. Cycl. Dros. Hell. Hyos. Lach. Laur.
Lyc. Nitr. Oleand. Phosph. Phos. ac. Puls.
Rhus, Samb. Sec. Spig. Staph. Stram. Sulph.
Tart.
Pale, colourless, Ars.
Peeling off, °Acon. °Amm. Amm. m. Ars. Aur.
*Bell. Clem. Cupr. Dulc. Hell. Lach. *Led.
Magn. c, Merc. Mez. Oleand. Phell. 0Phosph.
Phos. ac. Puls. Ran. Sec. °Sep. 0Sil. 0Staph.
Sulph. Teucr. Veratr. ERUPTION IN GENERAL.
157
Phagedsenic, Alum. Amm, Baryt. Borax. Calc.
Garb, veg. Caust. Cham. Chel. Clem. Con.
Croc. Graph. Hell. Hep. Kal. Lach. Lyc. Magn.
c. Mang. Merc. Mur. ac. Natr. Nitr. ac. N.
vom. Oleand. Par. Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac.
Plumb. Bhus. Sep. Sil. Squill. Staph. Sulph.
Tarax. Viol. tr.
Purulent, *Ant. Ars. Bell. *Cic. Clem. Coccul.
Con. Cycl. Dulc. Euphr. Hep. Kal. Led. Lyc.
Magn. art. Magn. c. Merc. Natr. Natr. m.
Petr. Plumb. Puls. *Rhus. Samb. Sassap.
Sec. Sep. Sil. Spig. Staph. Sulph, Tarax.
Tart. Thuj. Veratr. Viol. od. Viol. tr. Zinc.
(Comp. : Pustules, and Humid.)
Raised, Ars. Asa. Calc. Caust. Dulc. Lach.
Merc. Mez. N. vom. Oph. Op. Phosph. Sulph.
Tab. Tax. Val.
Red, *Acon. *Agar. Agn. Alum. Amb. *Amm.
Amm. m. Ant. *Arn. *Ars. Aur. Baryt. Bell..
Bov. Bry. Calad. Calc. Cann. Canth. Caps.
Carb. an. Carb. veg. Caust. Cham. Chin. Cic.
*Clem. Cocc. Coff. *Gon. Croc. Croton. Cupr.
Cycl. Dros. *Dulc. Graph. Hep. Hyos. Jod.
Ipec. * Kal. Kreas. *Lach. Led. Lyc. Magn. art.
Magn, arct. Magn.c. Magn.m A Merc. Mez. Natr.
Natr. m. Nitr. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Op, Par.
Petr. *Phosph. Phos. ac. Plumb. Puls. Rhod.
Rhus. Ruta. Sabad. Sec. *Sep. Sil. Spong.
Stann. Staph. *Stram. * Sulph. *Sulph. ac.
Tab. Tart. Tax. Teucr. Val. Veratr. Yip, torv.
Zinc. (Comp. : Coppery, Erysipelas, and
Scarlatina.)
Like red spots, Veratr. Dig.
With red areolae, Anac. 158
ERUPTION IN GENERAL.
Rough, Anac, Phosph. Sep.
Sandy, Ars.
Sarcomatous, Ars.
Scaly, Agar. Amm. Amm, m. Anac. Ant. Ars,
Aur. Bar. m. Bell. Cic. * Clem. Cupr. Dulc.
Hep. Hyos. Kal. Led. Magn. c. Merc. * Oleand.
*Phosph. Plumb. Rhus. Sep. Staph. Sulph.
Scurfy, Ars. Electr. Mang, Phos. ac. Sep.
(Comp. : Scurf.)
Shining through, Cin. Merc. Ran.
Smarting, Agn. Alum. Amm. Amm. m. Ant. Arn.
Ars. Bell. Borax. Bov. Bry. Calc. Camph. Canth.
Caps. Carb. an, Carb. veg. Caust. Cham. Chel.
Chin. Coco. Colch. Coloc, Con. Dros. Euphorh.
Hell. Ipec. Lack. Led. Lyc. Magn. arct. Magn.
aust. Magn. c. Mang. Merc. Mez. Mur. ac.
Natr. Natr. m. N. vom. Oleand. Op. Petr.
Phosph. Phos. ac. Plat. Ptds. Ran. Ran.
sc. Rhod. Selen. Sil. Spig. Spong. Stront,
Sulph. Thuj. Yeratr. Viol. tr.
Sore, as if excoriated, Aeon. Agar. Alum. Amb.
Ant. Arg. Ars. Aur. Baryt. Bry. Calc. Cann.
Canth. Caps. Carb. an. Caust. Chel. Cin. Gic.
Coff. Colch. Dros. Ferr. * Graph. Hell. *Hep.
Ign. Kal. Lyc. Magn. art. Magn. aust. Magn.
c. Mang. Merc. Mez. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac.
N. vom. Oleand. Par. Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac.
Puls. Ran. *Rhus. Rhus v. Ruta. Sabin. Sas-
sap. Selen. Sep. Sil. Spig. Spong. Squill.
Staph. Sulph. Tab. Teucr. Val. Yeratr. Zinc.
Stinging, Aeon. Alum. Amm. m. Anac. Ant.
Arn. Ars. Asa. Baryt. Bell. Berb. Bov. Bry.
Calc. Camph. Canth. Caps. Carb. veg. Caust.
Cham. Chin. Clem. Coco. Con. Gycl. Dig. ERUPTION IN GENERAL,
159
Dros. Graph. Guaj. Hell. Hep. Ign. Kal. Kreas.
Led. *Lyc. Magn. art. Magn, arct. Magn. c.
Merc. Mez. *Mur. ac, Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac.
N. vom. Petr. Phosph. *Phos. ac. Plat. Puls.
Ran. Ran. sc. Rhus. Sabad. Sabin. Selen. Sep.
*Sil. Spong. Squill. *Staph. Stront. Sulph.
Thuj. Verb. Viol. tr. Zinc.
With swelling, Aeon. Amm. Arn. Ars. *Bell,
Bry. Calc. Canth. Garb. veg. Caust. Chin.
Cic. Clem. Con. Euphorb. Hep. * Kal. Lyc.
Magn. c. *Merc. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Petr.
Phosph. Phos. ac. *Puls. *Rhus. Ruta. Samb.
Sassap. Sep. Sil. Strarn. * Sulph. Thuj.
Tearing, Kal.
Tight, Alum. Arn. Baryt. Bell. Canth. Carb. an.
* Caust. Cocc. Con. Hep. Kal. Mez. Oleand,
Phosph. Puls. *Rhus. Sabin. Sep. Spong.
Staph. Stront. Sulph. Tart. Thuj.
Twitching, painful, Asa. Calc. Caust. Cham.
Chin. Cupr. Lyc. Puls. Rhus. Sep. Sil. Staph.
Yip. torv.
Ulcerated, Ars. Caps. Carb. an. Chin. Squill.
(Comp.: Ulceration.)
As after vaccination, °Sulph.
Like varicella, °Led.
Whitish, Agar. Ant. *Ars. Borax. Bov. Bry.
Ipec. Merc. Phosph. Puls. Sulph. Tart. Thui.
Val. Zinc.
Yellowish, Agar. Ant. Ars. Aur, Bar. m. *Cic.
Croc. Cupr. Euphorb. Hell. Kreas. Led. Lyc.
*Merc. Natr. Nitr. ac. Par. Phos. ac. Sep.
Val.
Like a zone, Ars. Bry. Cham. 0 Graph. °Merc.
Natr. °Puls. °Rhus. Selen. Sil. Sulph. 160
ERUPTION IN GENERAL,
Head, °Baryt. Bar. m. * Calc. °Carb. an. Cic.
°Clem. *Lyc. *Merc. * Oleand. *Petr. Rhus.
Ruta. Spig. *Staph.
Eyes, Ars. Calc. *Gaust. Con. 0 Euphr. Hell.
Hep. Ign. *Kal. Merc. Oleand. Par. Petr.
Rhus. °Selen. Seneg. Sep. Sil. Spong. * Staph.
*Sulph. Thuj.
Eyebrows, Clem. Cupr. Guaj. Kal. Par. Selen.
Sil. Spong. Stann. Tarax.
Ears, Amm. m. Ant. Agar. *Baryt. Bov. *Calc.
Chin. *Cic. Kal. Mez. Mosch. Mur. ac. Natr,
m. Petr. Phosph. Puls. Sep. Sil. Spong. Staph.
*Sulph.
—, lobes, ■ Sassap. Teucr.
—, behind the ears, Ant. *Baryt. * Calc. Canth,
Chin. * Cic. Graph. Hep. Mez. Oleand. *Puls,
Sabad. Selen. Sil. °Staph.
—, in front of the ears, * Cic.
Nose, in general, Calc. Carb. veg. Croton. Nice,
Sassap. Spong.
—, about the nose, Alum. Canth. Caps. Chin,
Magn. arct. Natr. Rhus. Spig. Tarax.
—, on the nose, Ant. ° Aur. Caust. Graph.
—, on the wings, Carb. veg. Con. Dulc. Euphr.
Lam. Natr. Petr, Rhus. Sil. Thuj. Yeratr.
—, in the nose, Ant. Am. Canth. Carb. an. Cic,
Coco. Guaj. Each. Magn. c. Nitr. Phell. Ran,
Selen. *Sil. Spig.
—, at the tip, Carb. an. Carb. veg. 0 Caust. Nitr.
ac. Phos. ac. Sep. Sil. Spong.
—, in the corners, Anac. Dulc. Euphr. Mang,
Plumb. Rhus. Thuj.
—, under the nose, Arn. Baryt. Bov. Caps.
Squill. Teucr. ERUPTION IN GENERAL.
161
Face in general, Agar. Agn. Alum. Amb.
*Amm. Amm, m. Ant. Arg. Arn. Ars. *Aur.
*Baryt. Bell. Borax. Bov. Bry. *Calc. Calend.
Cann. Canth. Caps. Carb. an. * Card. veg.
Caust. Cham. Chel. * Cic. Clem. Cocc. * Con.
*Crotal. Dig, Electr. Euphorb. Ferr.
magn, * Graph. Hell. *Hep. Hyos. °Ign.
Kal. *Kreas. Each. Laur. Led. *Lyc. Magn,
arct. Magn. c. *Magn. m. Magn. s. Mang.
Merc. °Mur. ac. Natr. *Natr. m. Nitr. *Nitr.
ac. N. vom. Oleand. Par. Petr. Phosph. *Phos.
ac. Puls. Rhus. Ruta. Sabad. Sabin. Sassap,
Selen. *Sep. Sil. Spong. Staph. Stront. * Sulphf
Sulph. ac. Tarax. Thuj. Veratr. Viol. tr. Zinc.;
Lips and mouth, region of, *Ars. Bov. *Calc.
Caps. Carb. veg. Cann, Chin. Chinin. Dig.
Electr. Graph. °Hell. Hep. Ipec. Lach. Lyc.
Mez. Mur. ac. Natr. Natr. m. Nice. Nitr. ac.
Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Sep. Sil. Spong.
Squill. Sulph. Tab.
—, corners of mouth, Ant. * Bell. *Calc. Cann.
Canth, Carb. veg. * Graph. Hep. *Ign. Magn.
arct. *Merc. Natr. °Nitr. ac. Petr. Rhod,
Rhus, Sep. Tarax. 0 Veratr.
Chin, Agn. Alum. Amb. Amm. Anac. Ant.
Bell. Borax. *Bov. Calc, Canth. Caust. Chel.
Cic. Clem. Con, Dig. Dulc. * Graph. Hep.
Hyos. Kal. °Lach. Lyc. Magn. arct. Magn.
aust. Magn. c. Merc. Mez. Natr. Natr, m.
Nitr. ac. N. mosch, N. vom. Oleand. Par.
Phosph. Phos, ac. Plat, Puls. *Bhus. Sabin.
Sassap. Sep. *Sil. Spig. Spong. Squill, Stront.
Sulph. Tarax. Thuj. Veratr. Verb. Zinc. 162
ERUPTION IN GENERAL.
Lower jaw, region of, Canth. “Graph. Par. Rhus.
Veratr.
AbdomeU and stomach, Bell. Biy. Merc.
Anal region, Calc. Carb. veg. Ipec. Lyc.
Sexual parts, N. vom. Rhus. °Sep. Sulph. Tart.
—, glans, Petr. Sep.
—, scrotum, Graph. Rhus.
—, mons veneris, Sil.
•—, labia, N. vom. 0Sep. Tart.
—, vagina, Sulph.
*—, prepuce, Merc. Rhus.
Thoracic region, Heracl. Kal. Led. °Lyc. Merc.
Mercurial. Mez. Rhus. °Sec. Tereb. Val.
Dorsal region, Ant. Ars. Bry. Cinn. *Lyc.
Magn. aust. Staph. Tart.
—, shoulders, Ars.
, loins, Clem. Rhus.
-—, cervia, Bry. Carb. an. Carb. veg. Caust.
Cham. Clem. Nitr. “Petr. "See.
—, back, Alum. Baryt. Bry. “Carb. veg. Evon.
Each, Led. Merc. Mercurial. Natr. m. °Sep.
Squill.
-—, scapular region, Ant. Caust. Lach. Phos.
ac.
—, arms, Alum. Berb. Bry. Carb. an. * Caust.
Lach. Led. Lyc. Merc. Phosph. Rhus. Sabin.
Tart. Tax. Val. Zinc.
—, shoulder, Alum. Berb.
—, arm, “Caust. Rhus. Tart. Val.
—, upper arm, Led. Vip. torv.
—, elbow, Merc. Phosph. Sabin. Zinc.
—, forearm, Bry. Carb. an. Caust. Lach. Lyc.
Tax. Zinc. ERUPTIONS, SANGUINEOUS.
163
Hands, Alum. * Carh. vey. Dig. Hep. Ipec. *Merc.
Mur. ac. Nitr. ac. Spig. Sulph. Sulph. ac.
—, wrist, Hep.
, fingers, Caust. Corall. Galv. Graph. Mez.
Lower limbs, Hyos. Staph.
—, hips and nates, Borax. Natr. Sulph.
—, thigh, Alum. Calc. Cann. Caust. Merc.
—knee, Anac. Ant, Bry. Carb. veg. Kal. Led.
Merc. N. vom. Tereb.
, legs, Agar. Petr. Rhus.
—, feet, Carb. an. Graph. Led. Rhus. Sulph. Te*
reb.
walking, Petr.
In general, *Arn. *Ars. Aur. *Bell. Berb. *Bry.
*Calc. Canth. QCarb. an. I °Carb. veg. ? Cham,
Chin. °Clem.'? Cocc. Con, Crotal. Dulc. Electr.
Euphr. Ferr. °Hep. Hyos. °Kreas. I *Lach.
Laur. Led. °Lyc. °Merc. Natr. m. °Nitr. ac.
N, mosch. N. vom. Oph. Par. Plumb. *Pkosph.
Puls. *Rhus. *Ruta. *Sec, °Sep. *Sil. Stram.
°Staph. ? * Sulph. * Sulph. ac. °Tart. °Thuj. %
Blisters, vesicles, *Ars. Aur. Bry. Canth. Natr.
m. Sec. Sulph.
Pimples, *Ars.
Spots, *Arn. Ars. Bell. Berb. °Bry. 6 Calc.
Cham. Chin. 6 Con. Crotal. Dulc. Electt. Euphr.
Ferr. °Hep. Each. Laur, Led. Natr, Natr. m.
*N. vom. Oph. Par, Phell. *Fhosph. Plumb.
°Puls. *Phus, Ruta. Sec. Sil. Stram, *Sulph.
* Sulph. ac.
Tumours, Arn. Bry. Sec.
Eruptions, sanguineous. 164
ERYSIPELAS.
Head, °Ars.
Eyes, 0 Calc. °Ar. vom.
Nose, Sep.
Face, Stram.
Lips, °Natr. m.
Lower jaw, Par.
Back, Phell.
Arms, Berb. Sec.
Hands, Berb,
Lower limbs, Phosph.
Erysipelas.
In general, *Acon. Amm. Amm. in. Anthrok,
Ant. Arn. Ars. Baryt, *Bell. Borax. *Bry,
Calc. *Camph. Canth. *Carb. an. Garb, veg,
Caust. *Cham. Chin. Chinin. 1 Clem.°Crotal.
QDu\c. Euphorb. * Graph. *Hcp. Hyos. Jod.
Ipec. Kal. *Lach. Lyc. Magn. c. Mang, *Merc.
Mur. ac. Natr. Natr. m. °Nitr. ac. Oph. Petr.
*Phosph. *Phos. ac. Plumb. *Puls. Ran,
Rhus. Ruta. Sabad. Samb. Sassap. Sep. Si I.
Spong. Stann. Staph. Stram. *Sulph. Thuj.
Yip. red. Zinc.
Boring, Euphorb.
Burning, Ars. Carb. veg. Petr. Phosph. Rhod.
*Rhus.
Creeping, Euphorb. *Rhus.
Digging, Euphorb.
Gnawing, Euphorb.
Gangrenous, Aeon. *Ars. Bell. Camph. Chin.
Chinin. Hyos. Each. Mur. ac. Rhus. Sabin.
Sec. Sil.
Hard, Sulph, ERYSIPELAS.
165
Inflamed, *Acon. Ars. *Bell. Borax. *Bry.
Camph. *Cham. *Hep. *Lach. * Merc. Petr.
* Phosph. *Puls. *Rhus. Sabad. * Sulph. Zinc.
Itching, Euphorb. *Rhus.
Peeling off, with, °Dulc. Puls. Rhus.
Stinging, Graph. Phosph. Puls, Rhus. Sulph.
Suppurating, Merc. Phosph.
Swollen, °Acon. Amm, °Arn. Ars. *Bell. Bry.
Calc. Canth. Carb. veg. Caust. Chin. Euphorb.
Hell. ° Hep. Kal. Lye. Magn. c. *Merc. Ruta.
Samb. Sassap. Sep. Sil. Sulph. Thuj. Zinc.
Tensive, Rhus.
Vesicular, Ars. °Bell. Cist. Euphorb. 0 Graph.
Hep. °Lach. Phosph, °Puls. Ran. *Ran.
*Rhus. Sep. Sulph.
Zone-shaped, °Ars. ° Graph. °Puls. °Rhus.
Ears, Each. Meph.
Nose, Canth, Plumb.
Face, *jBell. Borax. Calc. Camph, Canth. °Carb.
an. °Cham. Cist. Crotal. Euphorb. Gins.
* Graph. °Hep. *Lach. Nitr. ac. °Puls. *Rhus.
Ruta. °Sep. Strain. °Sulph.
Abdomen, ° Graph.
Mammse and nipples, °Cham. * Phosph. Sulph.
Dorsal region, Cist. °Graph. °Merc. °Ehus.
Arms, Petr. *Rhus.
Hands, Graph. Rhod.
Lower limbs, legs, Borax. Calc. Hep. Puls.
° Sulph.
—. tendo Achilles, Zinc.
Feet, °Puls. °Rhus. EXCORIATING, cc. Cro-
tab Dig. Graph. Led. Nice, Plat. R in. sc.
—, heels, Graph. Ran. sc.
—, soles, Plat. Tart. 216
GNAWING, AC. GOITRE.
Feet, toes, Berb. Cocc. Kal. Pan. sc. Sep.
Bones, periosteum, Amm. m. Arg. Bell. Canth.
Con. Bros. Graph. Lyc. Mang. Phosph. Phos.
ac. Puls, °Ruta. Samb, Staph. Stront.
Nails, Alum.
Glands, Baryt. Cham. Mez, °Phos. ac. Plat,
Ran. sc. Spong. Staph.
Gnawing-painful.
Ulcers, Agn. Baryt. Bell. Calc. Cham, Cyol.
*Dros. Hyos. Kal. Led. Bye. Mang. Merc. Mez.
Natr. Phosph. Phos. ac. ° Plat. °Puls. °Ran, sc.
Rhus. Ruta. *Staph. Sulph. Thuj.
Tumors, Rhus.
Nails, on the, Alum.
Face, Caps. Caust. °Con, Dig.
Mouth, Kal. Merc. Puls.
Hands, eruption, Ant.
Goitre
Dorsal region, °Amm. ° Calc. Con. *Jod. Kal. hdr.
°Lyc. Natr„ Natr. m. Plat. ° Spong.
—, itching, Natr.
—, as if alive within, Spong.
—, constrictive, Jod.
—, hard, Spong.
—, indurated, *Jod. Spong.
—, jerking, Lyc.
—, painful, Jod. Plat.
—, pressing, from within outward, Spong.
—, sensitive, Kal. hdr. GRAPE-SHAPED. GRAY, Carb. an. Caust. Lach, Nitr. ac,
Phosph. Phos. ac. Puls. Sulph, Teucr. Thuj.
Bones, periosteum, Aeon. ? Ang. ? Ars. 1 °Asa.
°Aur. °Bell. Bry. ? 0 Calc. ° Chin. Clem. ? Con. ?
Cupr. 1 Euphorb, 1 °Hep. °Jod. °Lach. °Lyc.
INFLAMMATIONS. INJURIES, AC.
263
Magn. m. ? °Mang. °Merc. °Mez. °Nitr. ac.
°Phosph. °Phos. ac. °Puls. Rhus. ? Sep. ? °Sil.
°Staph. °Sulph. Thuj. ? Yeratr. ?
Nails, Con. Hell. Kal. Lyc. Natr. m. Phos. ac.
Teucr.
Glands, °Acon. °Arn. Ars. Aur. *Baryt. *Bell.
Berb. °Bry. Calc. Camph. Canth. °Carb. an.
° Carb. veg. Cham. Con. Dulc. 0 Gran. ? * Graph.
Plep. Kal. Lach. Laur. Lyc. Magn. aust. Magn.
m. *Merc. *Nitr. ac. N. vom. Petr. *Phosph.
Phos. ac. Plumb, Puls. Rhus. Samb. Sassap.
*Sil. Spig. Squill. Staph. *Sulph. Sulph. ac.
Thuj. Yeratr. Zinc.
Injuries, Wounds.
In general, 0Aeon. °Alum, °Amm. °Arn. °Bell.
Borax. °Bry. 0 Calc. Carb. veg. ° Caust. * Cham.
Chinin. °Cic. ° Con. Croc. Dulc. Eugen. °E'u-
phr. °Hep. Hyos. Jod. Kal. Kreas. °Lach.
Laur. Lyc, Merc. Natr. Natr. m. °Nitr. ac. °JV.
vom. Par. °Petr. °Phosph. Phos. ac. Plat.
Plumb. °Puls. °Rhus. °Puta. Samb. Sec. Se-
neg. Sep. °Sil. 0Staph. °Sulph. °Sulph. ac. Ve-
ratr, °Zinc.
Beating, °Bell. 0 Cham. Clem. °Hep. °Merc.
°Puls. °Sulph.
Bedsores, °Arn. °Carb. veg. °Chin. Chinin. ?
Euphr. ? °Puls. °Sulph. ac.
Bites, *°Arn. °Sulph. ac.
—, poisonous, °Amm. °Ars. °Bell. °Caust. Chi-
nin.? °Lach. Natr. m. Puls. Seneg.
Bleeding, profusely, °Acon. °Arn, *Carb. veg INJURIES, &C.
°Chin. Crotal. °Diad. *Lach. Magn. arct.
Natr, m. Oph. *Phosph. Phos. ac. Puls, °Sulpk.
°Sul..h. ac. Vip, torv. Zinc.
Bleeding, in general, °Acon. *Arn. Ars. Asa.
Borax. °Carb. veg. Caust. Chin. Clem. Con.
*Croc. ° Crotal. °Diad. Eugen. °Euphr. Galv.
0 Hep. * Lack. Magn, art. °Merc. Mez. °Natr.
Natr. m. °Nitr. ac. °N. mosch. °JV. vom. Oph.
°Phosph. °Phos. ac. Plumb. °Puls. °Rhus.
°Ruta. °Sep. °Sil. 0Staph. °Sulph. °Sulph. ac.
Tart. Vip. torv. Zinc.
From a blow, °Arn. °Cic, °Con. °Enphr. °Jod.
°Lach. °PuIs. °Rhus. °Sulph. °Sulph. ac.
(Comp. Contusions.)
Burning, °Acon. Arn. °Ars. °Carb. veg. °Caust.
Bry. Merc. Mez, Natr. m. Rhus. *Sulph.
°Sulph. ac.
Burns, °Acon. Agar. Alum. Ant. °Ars. Calc.
°Carb. veg. ° Caust. Euphorb, °Lach. Magn.
c. Rhus. Ruta. 0See. °Stram. 0 Urtic. (Comp.
Burnt, Pain as if.)
Contusions, °Arn. 0 Cic. oCon. Croc. °Evpkr.
Hep. °tTod. Mez. °Petr. °Phosph. °Pnls. °Ruta.
°Sulph. °Su/ph. ac.
Ecchymosed, °Arn. °Bry. 0 Con. Crotal. °Dulc.
°Hep. °Lach. °Ar. vom. °Puls. °Rhus. °Sulph,
°SvJph. ac.
As if from a fall or concussion, °Arn. °Bry. 0 Cic.
°Con. °Puls. °Rhus. °Sulph. ac.
Former injuries, already healed, becoming ma-
lignant again, *Carb. veg. Caust. Con. Croc.
Eugen, Galv. *Lach. Magn. art. Natr. *Natr,
m. °Nitr. ac. °N. vom. *Phosph. °Sil. °Sulpk.
(Comp. Inveterate.) INJURIES, Sulph. °Zinc.
Spots around the nipples, Kal.
Stinging, Alum. Baryt. Berb. Borax. Carb. an.
Cocc. Con. Grat. Kal. Kreas. Laur. Lyc. Magn.
aust. Mez. Murex. Natr. m. 01. an. Phell.
Phosph.Plumb. Prun. Rhab, Sabin, Sang. Sep.
Zinc.
Suppuration, °IIep. °Merc. °Phosph. °SU.
Swelling, °Bell. Calc. °Graph. *Merc. Merc. corr.
*Puls. Sabin.
—, nipples, Merc-
Tearing, Baryt. Grat. Kal. 01. an. Phell.
Titillation, Sabin.
Ulcers, °Hep. 0Phosph. °Sil.
Vesicles around the nipples, c Graph,
Eruption, Phosph.
Spots, Berb. °Carb. veg. 0 Caust. Crotal. Lyc,
Natr. m. Plat. * 71mj.
Swelling, Chin, Gran. Lyc. Rhus v. Sep.
Marbled.
Face, Phosph.
Arms, Berb.
Hands, spots, Natr. m.
—, swelling, Gran.
Lower limbs, skin, Caust.
Feet, redness, Caust. 314
MEALY, AC. MERCURIAL, AC.
Mealy Herpes.
See: Herpes furfuraceous.
Measles, Morbilli.
In general, °Acon. °Ars. °Bell. °Bry. ° Coff.
°Dulc. °Jod. °N. vom. ° Phosph.°Puls. °Rhus.
Stram. 1 °Sulph.
Previous to the eruption, °Aeon. °Puls.
During the eruption, °Acon. °Bell. °Coff. °Phosph.
°Puls.
After-ailments, °Ars. °Bry. °Dulc. °Jod. °N.
vom. °Phosph. °Puls. °P/ws.
Suppressed measles, °Phosph. °Puls. °Rhus.
In general, *Acon. *Ars. *Bell. *Bry. Carb. veg.
Cham. Chin. Coff. Dros. Electr, Hyos. Ign.
Ipec. Magn. c. *Merc. N. vom. *Phosph. *Puls.
*Phus. Stram. *Sulph.
Measle-shaped
Spots, Ars.
Rash. Merc, N. vom.
Mercurial, after abuse of Mercury.
Rhagades, °Hep. °Sulph.
Herpes, °Aur, °Mosch. 1 °Nitr. ac.
Swelling, °Staph.
Ulcers, °Alum. °Amm. °Arn. °Asa. °Aur, MILIARY. MILLET-SHAPED.
315
°Calc. “Carb. an. °Carb. veg. °Cham. °Chin.
°Clem. °Graph, °Hep. °Lach. °Lyc. °Natr. m.
°Nitr. ac. “Phosph. °Phos. ac. °Sassap. 0Sep,
°Sil. °Staph. °Sulph. ° Thuj.
Nose, °Asa. °Aur. °Con. °Lach.
Face, °Aur. °Nitr. ac.
Buccal cavity, °Arg. °Aur. °Bell. °Lach. °Lyc,
°Nitr. ac. 0Staph. °Sulph. °Thuj.
Sexual parts, ° Thvj.
Bones, pain, °Asa. °Aur. Calc. 1 Carb. veg. ?
Caust. ? 0 Ohin. ° Guaj. °Hep. °Lach. °Lyc.
°Mez. °Nitr. ac, °Phosph. °Phos. ac. °Staph.
° Sulph.
Glands, affections of, °Aur. °Carh. veg. °Nitr.
ac. °Thuj.
Miliary,
Eruption, Amm.*Ars.° Carb. veg. Graph. Hep.
Natr. m. Phosph, Tab. Zinc,
Spots, Thuj.
Skin, Bov. *Calc. Sassap.
Face, eruptions, Alum. Natr. m. Phosph. Tab
Lips, *Ars.
Chin, pimples, Ant.
Sexual parts, eruption, Thuj.
Hands, eruption, 0 Carb. veg. Graph. Hep.
Millet-shaped.
Eruption, *Agar. Amm. Ars, Cocc. Kreas. Led.
N. vom. Par. Val. 316
MOLES, LIKE. MOUTH, AC
Pimples, Agar. Amm. Ant. Ars. Cocc. Grat.
Kal. Kreas.
Tubercles, Natr. m.
Face, Amin. Kreas. Par. (Comp. Rash.)
Hands, eruption, Agar.
Lower limbs, pimples, Agar.
Moles, like.
Spots, °Calc. Carb. veg. Graph, Nitr. ac. Petr.
Phosph. ac. Sil. 0 Sulph. Sulph. ac. * Thuj.
Mouth and Fauces, and their parts.
Abscess, Amm. Canth. °Caust. Natr. Sulph.
(Comp, Tumors, Suppuration and Swelling.)
Tonsils, Bar. c. Berb. °Gran. 1 °Ign. °Lach.
*Merc. Nice. Sep. (Comp. °Hep. 0Sulph.)
—, gums, Amm. Canth. °Caust. °Sulph.
—, tongue, Natr.
Aphthas, Agar. * Borax. °Cham. °Hell. Jod.
*Merc. N. mosch. 1 °N. vom. °Sulph. 0Sulph.
ac. Sassap. Thuj. Zinc.
Black vesicle, Petr.
—, swelling, Vip. torv.
—, ulcers, Mur. ac.
Black-brown and swollen, Vip. torv.
Bleeding, Agar. Alum. Amm. Anac. Ant. °Arn.
°Ars. Arum, Baryt. *Bell. Borax. Bov. *Calc.
Canth. °Carb, an. *Carb. veg. Caust. Chin.
°Chinin. * Cist. Con. Crotal. Croton. Euphr.
Ferr. magn. °Gran. ? Graph. °Jod. Kal. Kal. MOUTH, —, upper arm, Coff. N. vom. Phosph. Ran.
Stram. Zinc.
—, forearm, Gran. Lach. 394
RIDGES.
Hands, Ang. Borax. Each. Zing.
—, wrist-joints, Amb. Gran. Grat. Lack. Ruta.
Zinc.
—•, fingers, Ammoniac. Colch. °Lach.
Lower limbs, Amb. °Bry. Chin. Graph. Jod.
Meph. 01. jec. Phos. ac. Poth. Zinc.
—, hips and nates, Cycl. °Lach. °Led. Lyc. Natr.
m. Tart.
—, thighs, Agar. Carb. veg. Daph. Gins. Jod.
Each. Sabin. Tart. Veratr. Zinc.
—, knee, Crotal. Daph. °Lach. Mez. Zinc.
—, legs, calves, &c., Anac. Carb. veg. Gins.
Lyc. Mez. Tart. Zinc.
Eeet, *PLep. Ruta. Stram. Zinc.
—, toes, Cinn,
Ridges.
In general, Ars. *Bell. Calc. ° Carb. veg. Euphorb.
*Hep. Magn. c. Phosph. Phos. ac. Bhus. Sa-
bad. Stram.
Brown, Ars. 0 Carb. veg.
Burning, Rhus.
Yellow, Stram.
Red, *Bell. Calc. °Carb. veg. Euphorb. *IIep.
Phosph, Phos. ac. Rhus. Sabad.
—, redder in the cold, Sabad.
Scarlet-red, *Bell, Euphorb. *Hep.
White, Magn. c.
Eyes, red, N. vom. Sassap.
Lips, Ars, Stram. Tart, ac.
Abdomen, umbilical region, Phos. ac.
Arms, Euphorb. Sabad. RING-SHAPED.—EpUGH SKIN.
395
Lower limbs, Calc. Rhus.
Ring-shaped.
Herpes, Clem. Magn. c. °Natr. Natr. m. °Sep.
Rough, which is.
Eruption, Anac, Phosph. Sep.
Pimples, Alum.
Herpes, °Bov. Oleand.
Sp*ts, Baryt. Merc. Mur. ac. Nitr, ac. Sassap.
°Zinc.
Nails, Sabad. Sil.
Face, Alum. Anac. Baryt. Boy. Merc. Nitr. ac.
Phosph. °Rhus. Sassap. *Sep. °Sulph.
Lower limbs, spots, Mur. ac.
Rough skin.
In general, * Calc. Graph. Jod. Kal. Laur
Merc. Natr. Oleand. Phosph. Phos. ac, Rhus.
Ruta, Sassap. *Sep. Sulph.
Fingers, between the, 0 Calc.
Head, Natr. m.Ruta.
Ears, Phosph.
—, in front of, Oleand.
Lips and mouth, region of, Amb. Anac. Calc.
Magn. m. *Merc, Mur. ac. Natr. m. N. vom.
Phos. ac. Plat. Sulph.
Arms, forearm, Mill.
Hands, *Alum. Baryt. Hep. Kal, Laur. °Nitr. ac.
Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. 396
RUBEOLA. SARCOMATOUS, &C.
Hands, fingers, Laur. &Fetr.
—, fingers, between the, 0 Calc.
Nails, Sabad. Sil.
Rubeola.
In general, °Acon, °JBell. °Bry. Carb. veg.? CoftV?
Ign.? 0 Merc. °Ar. vom. Phosph.'? °Puls. Rhus.'?
Sulpha
Round, which is.
Herpes, °Dulc. Hell. Phosph.
Spots, Jod. Led. *Merc. Natr. Phosph. Zinc,
Saddle-shaped.
Nose, spot, Sep.
—, swelling, Poth.
Ulcers, *Amb. *Ars. Calc. Chin. 0 Graph. °Lyc.
Merc. Petr. Phosph. °Puls. °Sep, Sil. Staph.
Sulph.
Salt-rheum.
Sarcomatous, which is
Eruption, Ars.
Lupia, °Baryt.
Ulcers, Ant. °Ars. Cupr. *Hep, Kreas. *Merc.
Nitr. ac. 0Sabin. Sulph. Thuj.
Pace, °Ars. "SCALY, AC. SCALY, WHICH IS.
397
Buccal cavity, ulcers, °Hep..
Dorsal region, swelling, nape of neck, Baryt.
Of the skin generally, Aeon. Agar. Alum. Aram.
Amin, m. Ars. Aur. Baryt. Bell. Bov. Calc,
Canth. Caps. Carb. an. Caust. Cham, * Clem.
Coloc. Con. Croton. Dig. Dulc. Euphorb. Ferr.
Graph. Hell, llyos. Jod. Kal. Laur. Magn. c.
Merc. *Mez. Mosch. Natr. Natr. m. *Oleand.
Op. Par. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plat. Plumb. Puls.
Ran. sc. Rhus. Sabad. Sec. Selen. Sep. Sil.
Spig. Staph. Stram. Sulph. Sulph. ac. Tarax.
Tart. Veratr.
Scaly, Desquamation.
Lower limbs, knees, Kreas.
Scaly, which is.
Eruption, Agar. Amm. Amm. m. Anac. Ant.
Ars. Aur. Bar. m. Bell. Cic. *Clem. Cupr.
Dulc. Hep. Hyos. Kal. Led. Magn. c. Merc.
* Oleand. *Fhosph. Plumb. Rhus. Sep. Staph.'
Sulph.
Pimples, Dros, Merc.
Herpes, Anac. °Ars. °Clem. Cupr. °Dulc. Kreas.
°Led. °Lgc. Magn. c. °Merc. Sulph. Teucr.
Spots, Kal, Merc.
Scurfs, Croton. 0 Oleand.
Head, *Alum. Calc. Crotal. Graph. Kal. Lach,
°Mez. *0leand. Rhus. Staph. 398
SCARLATINA. SCARLET-LIKE.
Ears, pimples, Merc.
—, herpes, Teucr.
Eace, Ammon. Anac. °Aur. °Led.
Arms, herpes, Cupr. Merc.
Hands, Hep. Laur.
Lower limbs, herpes, 0 Clem, Kreas.
Scarlatina.
In general, °Acon, *Amm. Amin. m. Arn, Ars,
Baryt. Bar. m. *Bell. Bry. Carb. yeg. Caust.
Cham. (Coff.)Cop. Croc. Dole. Euphorb. Galv.
Hep. Hyos. Jod. Ipec. *Lach. °Merc.*Phosph.
°Phos. ac. Rhus. Strain. Sulph. Tereb,
Scarlatina, Sydenhamian, *Amm. *Bell. Eu-
phorb. Hyos. Merc.
—, gangrenous, °Amm.- °Ars. ®Lach.
—, suppressed, °Phosph.
Abdomen, *Bcll. *JRhus.
Scarlet-like.
Spots, *Amm. Amm. m. Arn, °Ars. Baryt. *Bell.
Bry. Carb. veg. Caust. Cham. °Croc. Dulc.
Euphorb. Galv. °Hep. °Hyos. Jod. Ipec. Lach.
*Merc. Phospk. Phos. ac. Rhus. Stram. 0Sulph.
Rash, °Acon. °Amm. ? °Ars. 1 °Bell. °Bry. ?
°Carb. veg. ? °Caust. ° Goff. °Dulc. ? Galv.
°Hyos. °Ipec. °Lach. ? °Merc. °Phosph. ?
°Phos. ac. I °Rhus. ? °Sulph. ?
Swelling, *Bell, SCIRRHOUS, &C. SCROFULOUS, &C.
399
Ridges, *Bell. Euphorb. *Hep.
Pace,
Thoracic region, spots, Galv. Lach.
Nipples, spots, Lach.
Dorsal region, spots, *£ell. Galv.
Arms, redness, *Bell.
—, streaks, Euphorb. Sabad.
Hands, swelling, *Bell.
Lower limbs, redness, Galv.
Scirrhous, which is.
Indurations, “Bell. Garb. an. 1 Garb. veg. ? 0 Clem.
Cic.'I0Con. Jod.1?0 Lacin'? °Petr. Phosph.1? Ran.?
°Iihus. °Sep. °Sil. °Spong, 1 °Sulph.
In general, Alum. Amb. Ant. *Ars. Bell. Borax.
Bry. Calc. Caps, * Garb, an, *Carh. veg. Caust.
Chin. Cic. Con. Dulc. Hep. Kal. *Kreas. Lyc.
*Merc. *Mur. ac. *Natr. m. Nitr. *Nitr. ac.
N. vom. Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Rhus. Ruta.
Sabin. Sep. Si-1. Stann. * Staph. Sulph. *Sulph.
ac. Zinc.
Spots, Merc. corr.
Rash, Ars.
Ulcers, Merc. * Staph.
Scorbutic, which is.
In general, °Alum. Amm. °Ant, °Ars. °Asa.
Scrofulous, which is. 400
SCRAPING.
°Aur. °Baryt. °Bar. m. °Bell. "Borax. °Bov.
Bry.1 0 Calc. 0 Carh. an, °Carb. veg. Chinin. ?
Gin.1? ° Cist. °Con. °Dulc. ° Graph. °Hep. °Jod.
°Kal. °Kreas. °Lach. °Lyc. °Magn. c. °Magn.
m. °Merc. °Mez. °Mur. ac. °Natr. °Natr.
m. °Nitr. °Nitr. ac. N. mosch.? °N. vom. °01.
jec. °Petr. Phell. ? °Phosph. °Phos. ac. °Puls.
Ran.? Ran. sc. ? Rhab. ? °Rhus. °Sep. °Sil,
Staph. °Sulpk. °Sulph. ac. Thuj. ? °Zinc.
Nose, °Aur. °Calc. “Phosph.
Pace, °Bov.
Lips, °Ars. °Aur. °Aur. m. °Bell. °Bov. °Cale.
°Sil. °Sulph,
Arms, ulcer, °Lach.
Herpes, °Aur.
Swelling, Aur. °Bov. Calc. Phosph.
Ulcers, °Ars. Aur. °Bell. °Bov. °Calc. °Carh. an.
0 Carb. veg. °Caust. 0 Cist. ° Graph. °IIep. °Lach.
°Lyc. °N. vom. °Phosph. Sep. °Sil. °Sulph.
Scraping Sensation
On the skin, in general, Lyc. Par. Rhus.
Bones, periosteum, *Asa. Berb. °Chin. Coloo„
Phos. ac. Puls. *Bhus. *S'abaci. Spig. SCRATCHING, AC.
401
Scratching, after.
Bleeding, bloody exsudations, Chin. Cocc. Kal.
Nitr. ac.
Blisters, Amm. Ant. Caust. Chin. Cyel. Hep.
Lach. Mang. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. Phosph.
Rhus. Sassap. Spong.
Blotches, Lach. Lyc. Merc. Natr. Nitr. ac. Op.
Rhus. Spig. Veratr. Zinc.
Burning, Amm. Amm. m. Anac. Arn. Ars. Bell.
* Bov. Bry. Calad. Calc. Canth. Caps. Caust.
Chel. Cic. Cocc. Cycl. Dros. Dulc. Euphorh.
Guaj. Graph. Grat. Hep. Kal. Kreas. Lack.
Laur. Led. Lyc. Magn. art. Magn. arct. Magn,
c. Magn. m. Merc. Mez. Mosch. N. vom.
Oleand. Par. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plumb. Puls.
Ran. Rhod, Rhus. Sabad. Sabin. Samb. Sas-
sap. Seneg. Sep. Sil. Spig. Squill. Staph.
Sulph. Thuj. Veratr. Zinc.
Ecchymosed, Cycl. Euphorb. Hyos. Kal. Atagn.
art. Merc. Par. Sulph.
Eruption, in general, Alum. Amm. Ars. Baryt.
Bov. Carb. an. Carb. veg. Caust. Kal. Lyc.
Magn. c. *Merc. Natr. Nitr. ac. Phosph, Staph.
Zinc.
Herpes, °Dulc.
Itching, relieved by scratching, Alum. Amh.
Amm. Anac. Ang. Ant. Arn. Asa. Berb. Bov.
Bry. Calc. Camph. Cann. Canth. Caps. Caust.
Chel. Cic. Cin. Cycl. Dros. Dulc. Ferr. magn.
Grat. Guaj. Ign. Kreas. Laur. Led. Magn.
arct. Magn. aust. Magn. c. Magn. m. Mang.
Merc. Mosch. Mur. ac. Natr. Nitr. Oleand. 01. 402
SCRATCHING, AC.
an. Phell. Pkosph. Phos. ac. Plumb. Prun.
Rhus. Ruta. Sabad. Sabin. Samb. Sassap. Se-
neg. Spiff. Spong. Squill. Stront. Sulph. Sulph.
ac. Tab. Tarax. Tart. Thuj. Viol. tr. Zinc.
Itching, shifting to another place, Anac. Calc.
Chel. Con. Cycl, Ign. Magn. art. Magn. c.
Magn. m. Mez. Nitr. ac. Spong. Staph. Sulph.
ac. Zinc.
—, unchanged, Aeon. Agar. Alum. Amb. Aram.
Aram, m. Ang. Ant. Arg. Arn. Asa. Bism.
Bov. Calad. Cham. Chel. Cocc. Colch. Croc.
Cupr. Dros. Euphorb. Grat. Hell. Ipec. Ka*l.
Laur. Magn. art. Magn. arct. Magn. amt.
Magn. m. Merc. Mez. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Puls.
Ran. sc. Rhab. Rhus. Ruta. Si I. Spiff. Spong.
Stront. Sulph. Sulph. ac. Tarax. Tart.
—, worse by scratching, Anac. Arn. Baryt.
Bism. Bov. Calad. Calc, Cann. Canth. Gaps.
Caust. Cham. Chel. Chin, Cocc. Con. Cupr.
Dros. Dulc. Guaj. Kal. Led. Magn. art. Magn.
c. Magn. m. Merc. Mez. Par. Phosph. Phos.
ac. Puls. Sassap. Seneg. Sep. Si I. Spig. Spong.
Squill. Staph. Sram. Stront. Sulph.
Numbness of the spot scratched, Anac. Oleand,
Plumb.
Pain as if ulcerated, Phosph. Staph.
Peeling off of the skin, Dros.
Pimples, Amin. m. Bov. Bry. Chin. Cycl. Graph.
Grat. Lach. Laur. Magn, c. Merc. Mosch.
Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Phosph. Puls. Rhus. Sabin.
Sassap. Sep. Spong. Sulph. Veratr. Zinc.
Pustules, Cycl. Graph. Sassap.
Rash, Amm. Caust. Lach. Merc. Rhus. Selen.
Veratr. Sulph. 403
SCRATCHING, &C.
Red skin, Agar. Arn. Bell. Bov. Graph, Lyc.
Merc. Natr, m. N. vom. Oleand. Phos. ac.
Puls. Rhus. Spong. Tarax. Teucr.
Red streaks, Euphorb. Phosph.
Smarting, Bry. Carb. an. Hell. Sulph. Zinc.
Sore as if raw, Agar. Amb. Ant. Baryt. Bry.
Calc, Cann. Caps. Cic. Dros. Hep. Lyc. Magn.
art. Magn. aust. Mang. Merc. Mez. Natr. m.
Nitr. ac. N. vom. Oleand. Par. Petr. Phosph.
Phos. ac. Puls. Rhus. Sabin. Selen. Sep. Sil.
Squill, Staph. Sulph. Zinc.
Spots, Ant. Ars. Cocc, Kal, Lach. Mang. Merc.
Phosph. Rhus, Sabad. Sep. Sulph. Sulph. ac.
Stinging, Arn. Asa. Baryt. Bry. Canth. Caust.
Cycl. Dros. Graph. Merc. Par. Phos. ac.
. Puls. Rhus, Sabad. Sep. Sil. Spong. Squill.
Staph. Sulph. Tarax. Thuj. Viol. tr.
Swelling, Ars. Bry, Caust. Dulc. Lach. Mang.
Natr. m. Puls. Ran. Rhus. Sulph, Sulph. ac.
Ulcers, Ang. Ars. Asa. Bell. Caust. Con. Hep.
*Lach. Lyc. Merc. Natr. Nitr. ac. Petr. Puls.
Rhus. Sil, Staph. Sulph.
Tension, Caust. Lach. Phos. ac. Stront.
Titillation, Amb. Caps. Chin. Cocc. Merc. Sa-
bad. Sil. Spig.
Tubercles, Agar. Ars. Bov. Bry. Carb. an.
Magn. m. Magn. s. Ipec. Natr. m. Nice. Op.
Staph. Sulph. Zinc. 404
SCURFY.—SCURFS, AC.
Eruption, Ars. Electr. Mang. Phos. ac. Sep.
(Comp. Scurf.)
Blisters, vesicles, Hell. Natr. Ran. Sil. Sulph.
Pimples, Bell. *Calc. Carb. an. Cham. Hep.
Mur. ac. *01eand. Petr. Sabin, Staph.
Pustules, Ant. Bov. Croton. Dulc. Merc. Tart.
Herpes, °Bov. * Calc. Clem. ° Con. Graph. °Lach.
°Lyc. °Sep. °Sulph.
Spots, Merc. *Nitr. ac. Thuj. Zinc.
Swelling, *Merc.
Ulcers, Ant. *Ars. Baryt. °Bell. Bov. Bry.
* Calc. Carb. an. ° Cic. Clem. *Con. Electr.
* Graph. Hell. Hep. °Led. °Lyc. *Merc. Mur.
ac. N. vom. Oleand. Par. Phos. ac. Plumb.
Puls. Ran. *Rhus. Sabin. Sassap. 0Sep. *Sil.
Spong. Staph. * Sulph. Viol, tr.
Tubercles, Sulph.
Scurfy.
Ears, eruption, Puls.
Arms, ulcers, Electr. Sabin.
Hands, eruption, Hell. Mur. ac. Sassap.
Lower limbs, eruption, Mang,
—, herpes, Clem.
—, spots, Zinc.
—, ulcers, Ars. Graph.
Scurfs, Crusts.
In general, *Alum. Amb. Amm. Amm. m. *Ant.
*Ars. Asa. *Aur. *Aur. m. * Baryt. *Bell. °Bov. SCURFS,
—, prepuce, Merc. Rhus,
Excrescences, °Cinn. °Euphr. °Lyc. Magn. aust.
°Nitr, ac. *Phos, ac. Sabin. °Staph. °Thuj.
—, corona, glandis, Nitr. ac. Phos. ac. Staph,
•Thuj.
—, os tineas, °Thuj.
—, prepyce, *Nitr. ac. Sabin,
Falling oft’of hail's, Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Phos. ac.
Zinc.
Fetid, ulcers, Hep. Nitr. ac.
Figwavts, Cinn. °Euphr. Magn. aust. °Niir. ac,
°Phos. ac. °Sassap. Sabin. “Staph.1? °Thuj.
Fine, eruptions, Kal. Merc.
Fiat, ulcers, Corail. *Niir. ac. *Thuj,
Gangrene, Ars. Canth. Laur. Plumb. °SeCi
—, scrotum, Plumb.
—, penis, Canth. Laur. Plumb,
—, uterus, °Sec. 410
SEXUAL PARTS.
Gnawing, °Kal. °Lyc. N. vom. Plat.
—, testicles, °Phos. ac.
—, scrotum, Plat.
—, labia, °Kal. °Lyc.
Hard, eruption, Bov. Kreas.
—, swelling, Garb. veg. Merc.
Haemorrhage, (metrorrhagia), *Acon. Amm.
Bry. *Calc. * Cham. * Chin. °Chinin. ?
Cm. °Cinnam. ? Cocc. °Coff.? *Croc. °Diad.?
*Ferr. °Hyos. °Ign.? *Ipec. Jod. °Kreas. °Led.?
Magn. arct. °Magn. aust.? Merc. °Natr. Natr.
in. N. vom. °Plat. °Puls. °Rhus. °Ruta.? Sa-
bin. *Sec. Squill. Strain. °Sulph.? °Sulph. ac.
—, urethra, Amm. °Arn. #Ars. °Calc. * Canth.
°Caps. °Caust. °Chin.? °Con. °Cop.? Crotal.
°Euphorb.? *Ipec. *Lyc. *Merc. Mez. °Mill.?
Murex. °N. vom. Op. Phosph. °Puls. Sec.
Tereb. Uv. Zinc.
Herpes, Croton, °Dulc. Natr. m. °Petr. Sas-
sap>.
—, scrotum, Croton. Natr. m.
—, scrotum and thigh, between, °Petr.
—, labia, °Dulc.
—, prepuce, Sassap.
Hydrocele, testicles, Arn. Dig. Graph.? °N.
vom.? °jPuls. °Rhod. °Sil. °Sulph.
Induration, testicles, *Agn. °Aur. °Clem. Cop.
N. vom. °Spong.? Sulph.
—, scrotum, Clem. Rhus.
—, prostate glands, Cop. °Jod.
—, neck of womb, Chin. Jod. °Sep.
—, labia, Merc.
—, prepuce, °Lach.
Inflammation, °Acon, Ars, Calc. Cann, Canth, SEXUAL PARTS.
411
Con. Magn. aust. *Merc. Merc. acet. Mur. ac.
Natr. Natr. m. Nitr, ac. N. vom. Phos. ac.
Plumb. Puls. Sep. Spong. Staph. Thuj.
Inflammation, glans, Magn. aust. Natr.
—, urethra, * Cann. * Cnnth. • Cop, Gran. Sabin.
—, orifice of urethra, Hep. Merc. Sulph. Tab.
—, testicles, °Acon. °Aur. °N. vom. °Spong. ?
°Staph.'?
—, scrotum, °Ars.? Natr. m. Phos. ac. Plumb.
—, prostate gland, °Puls. °Thuj.
—, penis, Canth. Merc. acet. Plumb. Sep.
—, labia, Calc. Nitr. ac. °N. vom. % °Sep. Sulph.
—, vagina, Nitr. ac.
—, prepuce, Calc. Cann. Con, *Merc. Mur, ac.
Natr, Nitr. ac.
Inflammatory swelling, °Arn. Merc. Phos. ac.
°jPuls.
After injuries, °Arn. °Con.
Itching, Aeon. Agar, Agn. Alum. Amh. Amm.
Anac. Ang. Ant. Arn. Ars. Aur. Baryt. Berh.
Bry. *Calc. Camph, Cann. Canth, Carb. an.
* Carh. veg, Caust. Cham. Chin. Cinn, Cocc.
Coff. *Con. Croc. Dig. Dulc. Euphorb, Euphr.
Eerr. magn. Graph. Hep. Heracl. Ign. Ipec.
Jod. *Kal. Kreas. Laur. Led. *Lyc. Magn. art.
Magn. arct. Magn. aust. Magn.m. Mang. Meph.
*Merc. Mez. Mur. ac. Natr. *Natr. m. Natr. s.
Nice. Nitr. ac. N. vom. 01. an. *Petr. Phos.
ac. Prun. Puls. Ratanh. Rhod. Rhus. Sabin.
Sassap. Selen. *Sep. *Sil. Spong. Staph. * Sulph.
Thuj. Viol. tr. Zinc,
—, frsenulum, Cann. Caust. Hep. Merc.
—, glans, Alum. Amb. Arn. Ars. Calc. Chin.
Cinn. Coff. Con. Dig. Hep. Ign. Ipec. Jod. 412
SEXUAL PARTS.
Kal. Led. Magn. aust. Mang. Merc. Mez. Natr.
Natr. in. Natr. s, Nitr.gc. N. vom. Petr. Sa-
bin. Sep. Sil. Spong. Thvj.
Itching, testicles, Mere.
—, scrotum, Agar. Alum. Amm. Anac. Ang.
Ant. Aur. Baryt. Berb. Calc. Curb. veg. Caust.
Cham. Chin. Cocc. CofF. Croc. Ferr. magn.
Graph. Hep, Heracl. Kal. Lyc. Magn. aust.
Magn. m. Mang. Meph, Mur. ac. Natr. Natr.
s. Nice. Nitr. ac. N. vom* Petr. Phos. ac. Prun.
Puls. Ratanh. Rhod. Selen. Staph. Thuj.
Zinc.
—, clitoris, Sulph.
—, penis, Agar, Ant. Ars. Caust. Coff. Con.
Hep. Natr. s. Nitr. ac. 01. an. Phos. ac.
—, mons veneris, Agar. Carb. an. Carb. veg. Kal.
Natr, s. Sulph.
—, labia, Agar. Amb. Amm. * Calc. Carb. veg.
* Con. Graph. °Kal. Kreas. Lyc. Magn. c. Merc.
*Natr. in. Nice. Nitr. ac. * Sep. *Sil. Staph.
* Sulph. Thuj.
—, vagina, Canth. *Con. Kreas. * Sulph.
—, prepuce, Aeon. Agar. Ang. Ars. Bry. Calc.
Camph, Cann. Carb. veg. Caust. Con. Euphorb.
Euphr. Ign. Laur. Lyc. Magn. arct. Mere. Natr.
Nitr. ac. N.vom. Puls. Rhus. Sep. Thuj. Viol,
tr.
Itching, eruptions, Amb. Arn. Graph. Each. Nitr.
ac. Sep. Sil.
Abuse of mercury, after, ° Thvj.
Miliary, eruption, Thuj.
Pain as if contused, testicles, Aeon. Arg. Calc.
Dig. Kal. °Lach. Natr. c. Nitr. ac. Rhod. Sa-
bad. Sabin. Thuj. SEXUAL PARTS
413
Redness, Calad. Calc. Cann. Carb, veg. Cinn.
Corail. Croton. Magn. aust. Merc. Natr. m.
Sabin. * Sep.
—, glans, Calad. Cann. Corall. Croton. Magn.
aust. Sabin.
—, scrotum, Merc. Natr. m.
—, pudendum and thigh, between, *Sep.
—, labia, Calc. Carb. veg. Merc. *Sep.
—, prepuce, Calc. Cann. Cinn. Corall. *Sil.
Sulph.
Painful eruptions, Bov. Con. Nitr. ac. Sil,
—, swelling, °Arn. Ars, Cop. *Merc. Vip. torv.
Painless, eruptions, Arn. Bell.
—, swelling, Jod.
—, ulcers, Nitr. ac.
Pale-red, eruptions, Cann.
Phimosis, Merc, Sulph.
Pimples, Amb. Con. Graph. Kal. Lack. Magn.
aust. Merc. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Phos. ac. Sil,
Tart. Thuj. Zinc.
—, glans, Lach. Magn. aust. Nitr. ac.
—, hairy region, Lach.
—, scrotum, Phos, ac. Thuj. Zinc.
—, penis, Phos. ac.
—, mons veneris, Amb. Kal. Sil.
—, labia, Con. Graph. Kal. Natr. m.
—, prepuce, Magn. aust. Nitr. ac. Sil.
Pock-shaped, pimples, Thuj.
Prickling, scrotum, Plat.
Prolapsus, °Bell. Ferr, °Gran,? Kreas. *Merc.
°N. vom. °Sep. Stann.
—, vagina, Ferr. °Gran.? *Merc. °Sep. Stann.
—, uterus, °BelI. °Gran.'? Kreas, °N. vom. °Sep.
Pustules, Bov. Bry. 414
SEXUAL PARTS.
Rash, Bry. °Dulc. Rhus.
—, glans, Bry.
—, scrotum. Rhus,
—, labia, *Dulc.
Red, eruption, Bov. Kal. Lach. Merc. Petr.
Phosph. ac. Sep. *Thuj. Zinc.
—, spots, Arn, Garb. veg. Caust. Con. Lach.
Natr. m. *Nitr. ac. Petr. Sil. Thuj.
•—, swelling, °Arn. Ars. Merc.
—, ulcers, Corall.
Rhagades, glans, Ars,
Scurfs, Caust. *Nitr. ac. Thuj.
Shining, redness, Merc.
Smooth, excrescences, Thuj,
—, spots, Carb. veg. Petr.
Smarting, Graph. Hep. Heracl. Magn. art. Puls.
Ran. sc. Staph. Thuj.
—, inguen, Hep.
—, scrotum, Heracl. Ran. sc.
—, labia, Staph.
—, vagina, Graph. Thuj,
—, prepuce, Magn. art. Puls.
Smarting, eruption, Graph. Kal. Staph.
Soreness, Alum. Amb. Amm. Arn. Calad, Calc.
* Carb. veg. Caust. * Cham. ® Graph. Hep. Hyos.
Ign. °Lyc. Meph. *Merc. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr.
ac. *N. vom. Petr. Plumb. *Sep. *Sulph. Ve-
ratr. Zinc.
—, glans, Natr,
—, scrotum, Kal, Natr. m. Petr. Plumb. °Sulph.
Zinc.
—, pudendum and thigh, between, Caust. Hep.
Lyc. Merc. Natr. *Sep. °Sulph.
—, labia, Amb. Amm. * Carb. veg. Hep. Natr.
*Sep. Sulph. 415
SEXUAL PARTS.
Soreness, vagina, llvos.
Sore, as if excoriated, Ami). Berl). Borax. Cann.
Cic, Cinn. Coif. Corall. Ferr. Kal. Kreas.
Murex. Phos. ac. Rhod. Rhus. Sabin. Tab.
Teucr. °Zine.
-—, glans, Sabin.
—, scrotum, Berb. Coff. Phos. ae. Teucr.
—, penis, Borax. Cann, Cic.
—, labia, Amb. Berb.
-—, vagina, Berb. Ferr. mur. Kal. Kreas. Rhus.
—, prepuce, Cinn. Corail. Sabin.
Sore eruptions, Staph. Zinc.
Ulcers, Hep.
Spots, Arn. Calc. Cann. Carb. veg. Caust, Cinn.
*Lach. Natr. m. *Nilr. ac. Petr. Rhus. Sil.
Thuj.
—, glans, Arn. Cann. Carb. veg. Cinn, *Lach.
Natr. m, Petr. Thuj.
—, scrotum, Calc. *SU.
—, prepuce, Lach. Rhus. Thuj.
Spreading, ulcers, *Merc.
Stinging, eruption, Calc. Phosph.
—, swelling, Phosph.
—, ulcers, Hep.
Stricture, urethra, Carb. veg. * Clem. Cop. °Dulc.?
°Lach.'? °N. vom. °Petr. Puls. Rhus.
Suppurating, swelling, Corail. Phosph.
Suppurations, discharge of pus, Caps. Con. Merc.
Sassap. Sep.
—, prepuce and glans, between, (balanorrhoea)
(Comp. Dampness) Cinn. *Merc. Mcz. Sep.
Cann. Lyc. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. Staph, *Thuj.
—, urethra (gonorrhoea), °Agn. *Cann. *Canth.
Caps. Chel. Con. °Cop.? Galv. Ipec. Lam. 416
SEXUAL PARTS.
*Merc. Mercurial. °Natr. m.l Nitr. ac. °N.
vom.? °Petr. Phos. ac. *Puls, Ratanh. Sassap.
Sabin. °Tereb.? *Thuj. —Bar. m.1? Lach.
Swelling, °Agn. °Arn. *Ars. *Aur. Baryt. Bar.
m. Berb. Calad. Cann. Canth. *Carb. veg.
°Chin. Cinn. *Clem. °Con. Cop. Corail. "Dig.
Graph. Ign. °Jod. *Kal, Kreas. Led, °Xyc.
Magn. arct, *Merc. Merc. acet. Natr. c. Nitr.
ac. °N. vom. 01. an. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plumb.
*Puls. *Rhod. Rhus. Sabin. °Samb. °Sep. S51.
Spig. cSpong. Sulph. Thvj. Viol. tr. Vip.
torv.
-—, fhcnulum, Cann. Canth. Sabin.
—, glans, Ars. Corail. Natr. Spig.
—, testicles, °Agn. °Arn. Ars. *Aur. Bar. m.
°Chin. °Clem. °Con. °Dig. °Jod. °Kal. °Lyc.
°Merc. Nitr. ac, °N. vom. 01. an. Plumb.
*Puls. *Phod. *Spong.
—, scrotum, *Arn. Canth. Carb. veg. Clem.
Graph. Ign. Phos. ac. Puls. Rhus. °Samb.
°Sep. Vip. torv.
—, epidydimis, Baryt. Magn. arct. Sulph.
—, prostate glans, Cann. °Pnls. °Thvj.
—, penis, °Arn. Cann. Canth. Cinn. Kreas. Led.
Merc. acet. Sabin.
—, spermatic cord, Arn. Berb. °Chin. Kal.
Phosph. Phos, ac. Puls. Spong.
—, neck of uterus, Canth. Sec.
—, labia, Amb. Amm. Bry. Calc. Carb. veg.
Kreas. Meph. °Merc. Merc. acet. Nitr. ac. 0Sep.
Thuj.
—, vagina, Merc. Nitr. ac. vom.
—, prepuce, Calad. Cann. Cinn. Corall. Merc. SHINES, AC.
Nitr. ac. Elms. Sabin, Sil. Sulph. Thuj. Viol,
tr.
Ulcers, * Corail. Graph. Hep, *Merc. Merc, d.
*Nitr. ac. Phosph. 0 Sep. * Sulph. *Thuj.
—, glans, Corail. Nitr. ac. 0Sulph. *Thuj.
—, labia, Graph. Thuj.
—, pudendum and thigh, between, Graph.
—, prepuce, Hep. Merc. Nitr. ac, Phosph.
0 Sulph.
Pickling, scrotum, Phos. ac.
Titillation, Aeon. Berb. Carb. veg, Chin. Magn.
aust. Merc. Natr. m. Phos. ac. Plat. Sil. Spig.
Thuj. Yal.
—, froenulum, Merc. Phos. ac.
—, glans, Magn. aust. Natr. m. Phos. ac. Spig.
—, testicles, Berb. Carb. veg.
—, scrotum, Serb. Carb. veg. Chin. Merc. Phos,
ac. Sil. Thuj.
—, penis, Yal.
—, sexual parts, Flat.
Tumors, Natr.
Ulceration, Caust, Merc. Nitr. ac. Thuj.
Urticaria, labia, Tart.
Varices, °Calc. °Lyc. °N. vom.? Zinc.
Wart-shaped, excrescences, Sec. °Thuj.
—, os tineas, °Sec. °Thuj.
White, ulcers, *Merc. Thuj.
Yellow, ulcers, Nitr. ac.
Shines, that which.
Swelling, Alum. *Arn. *Ars. °Bry, *Merc.
Phosph. Kan. Rhus. Sabin. 0Sulph. Thuj. 418
SHINES THROUGH, ig. Euphorb.
0 Graph. Lach. Lam. °Led. °Lyc Mang. Merc.
Mez. Nitr. ac. Petr. Phos. ac. *Puls, Ran. 420
SMARTING, &C.
Rhus. Ruta. Selen. Sil. Staph. *Sulph. Sulph.
ac. Thuj.
Scurfs, crusts, Puls.
Head, Agn. Bry. Calc. Dros, Grat. Jod. Magn.
arct. Merc. Mez. Ran, Rhod. Thuj. Zinc,
—, eruptions and ulcers, Agn. Bry. Coloc. Dros.
Jod. Magn. arct. Ran. sc.
Ears, eruptions, Mez. Petr. Puls.
Face, Bell. Bry. Calc. Coloc. Merc. Plat.
Lips and mouth, region of, Bell. Bry. Kal. Merc.
Plat. Rhod. Rhus.
Buccal cavity, blisters and ulcers, Merc. Natr,
Natr. m. Phos. ac.
Sexual organs, eruptions, Graph. Kal. Staph,
Dorsal region, Ars. Bry.
—, blotches, Lach.
Arms, eruptions, &c., Lyc. Zinc.
Hands, eruptions, Mang.
Lower limbs, pimples, Agar.
Feet, ulcer, Lam.
Smarting pain, as if sore, excoriated.
Ill general, Aeon. Agar. °Alum. Amb. Ant. Arg,
*Arn. Ars, °Aur. Baryt. Bell. Berb. Borax.
*Bnj. * Calc. Cann. * Canth. Caps. Carb. an.
Garb. veg. * Caust. Chel. Chin. *Cic. Coff. Colch,
Con. °Daph. Dros. Ferr. * Graph. Hell. *Hep.
*Ign. Kal. Laur. Led. *Lyc. Magn. art, Magn,
arct. *Magn. aust. Magn. c, Mang. *Merc. Mez.
Mosch. Natr. Natr. m, *Nitr. ac. *N. vom.
Oleand. Par. *Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. *Plat, SMARTING, AC.
421
*Puls. Ran. *Rhus. Rhus v. Ruta. Sabin,
Sassap. Selen. *Sep. Sil, Spig. Spong. Squill.
Staph. * Sulph. * Sulph. ac. Tab. Teucr. Val,
Yeratr. *Zinc.
Head, *Amb. Anac. Ars. Bry. Calc. Bros. Gran.
Graph. *Hep. Jod. Magn. c. *Merc. *Mez. Natr,
c. Natr. m. N. vom, 01. an. Par. Petr. Phosph.
Phos. ac. Ran. Ruta, Staph, Stront. Zinc.
Bars, Borax. Gaust. Cic. Galv. Lyc. Magn. c.
Phos. ac. Sep.
Nose, Arab, Amra, Ang. Ant. Aur. Bov. Camph,
Caust. Chin. Cic. Cin. Coff. Colch. Con. Hep,
Ign. Lyc. Magn. arct. Magn. c. Magn. m.
Mang, Mez. Natr.'m. Nitr, ac. *N. vom.
Phosph, Rhod. Rhus. Sep. Sil. Spig. Squill.
Staph. Sulph. Zinc.
Pace, Alum, Anac. Borax. Bry. Canth. Con.
Dros. Magn. aust. Puls. Sil. Spig,
Lips and mouth, region of, Amm. Ann, Caust.
Chin. Euphorb. Graph. Ign. Ipec. Kal. Kreas.
Magn. art. Magn. arct. Merc. Phosph. Phos.
ac. Plat. Puls. Rhus. Sabad. Sep. Sulph. ac,
Teucr.
—, corners of mouth, Bell. Calc, Caust, Graph.
Ipec. Magn. arct. Mang. Merc. Natr. m. Sulph,
ac.
Chin, Ant. Hep. Magn. aust. Mang. Yeratr.
Lower*jaw, Bry. Canth. Mang. Yeratr.
Buccal cavity, Agar. Alum. Amb. Amm. Ant.
Arn, Ars. Aur. Bism. Bry. Calc. Gaps. Curb,
an. *Carb. veg. Cast, Caust. °Cist. Clem, Cocc.
Corail. Dig. Electr. * Graph. Hell, *Jgn. Jod, 422
SMARTING, AC.
Kal. Kreas. *Lach. Magn. arct. Magn. aust.
Magn. c. Magn. m. Mang. Merc. Mur. ac, Natr,
Natr. m. *Nitr. ac. N. vom. Petr. Phosph.
Phos. ac. *Puls. Ratanh. Rhod. Rhus. Ruta.
Sabad. Sassap. Seneg. *Sep. Sil. Staph. Strain.
Tereb. Teucr. Thuj. *Zinc.
Buccal cavity, palate, Agar, Alum. Caust. Ign.
Mang. Puls. Thuj.
—, velum palati, Ruta.
—, tonsils, Raph. Rhus.
•—, mouth, Agar. Alum. Amm, Electr. Ign.
Natr. Phosph. Stram.
—, fauces and throat, Alum. Amm. Aur. Calc.
Gaps. Garb. an. Garb. veg. Cast. Caust. °Cist.
Corall. Dig. Hell. *Ign. Kal. Kreas. *Lach.
Magn. aust. Magn. c. Magn. m. *Merc. *Kitr.
ac. Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. *Puls. Rhus v.
Sabin. Seneg. *Sep. Staph.
—, gums, Alum. Ars. Asa, Aur. Bism. Bry.
* Curb. veg. Clem. Cocc. * Graph. J od. Magn.
arct. Mur. ac. Natr. m. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Petr.
Phosph. Phos. ac. Puls. Ratanh. Rhod. Ruta.
Sassap. Sep. Sil. Staph. Tereb. Thuj. *Zinc.
—, uvula, Caust.
—, tongue, Alum. Amb. Amm. Ant. Arn. Calc.
Caust. Graph. Ign. Laur. Merc. Natr. Natr. m.
Nitr. ac. Sabad. Sep. Staph. Teucr. Thuj.
Zinc.
Abdomen, Cann. Carb. veg. Croton. Euphorb.
°Hyos. Lye. Phosph. •
—, inguinal region, Bry. Calc. Chin. Spig.
Anus, Alum. Amm. Amm. m. Ang. Ant. Ars.
Aspar. Baryt. Berb. Calc. Cann. Carb, veg.
Caust, Croton. Euphorb. Graph. Grat. Hep. SMARTING, AC.
°Ign. Jod. Lai. Lach. Led. Lyc. Magn. art.
Magn. c. Magn. m. Mez. Mill. Merc. Mur. ac.
Natr, °Natr. m. Natr. s. Nitr, ac. N. vom. Petr.
Phell. Phosph, Prim. *Puls. Rhod. Rhus. Sa-
bin. Sassap. Sep. Spong. Stann. Staph. Sulpk.
Tab. Yeratr. Zinc.
Sexual parts, Arnb. Berb. Borax. Cann. Cic.
Cinn. Coff. Corall. Ferr. Kal. Kreas. Murex.
Phos. ac. Rhod. Rhus. Sabin. Tab. Teucr.
°Zinc.
—, glans, Sabin.
—, scrotum, Berb. Coff. Phos. ac. Teucr.
—, penis, Borax. Cann. 'Cic.
—, labia, Amb. Berb.
—, vagina, Berb. Ferr. mur. Kal. Kreas. Rhus.
—, prepuce, Cinn. Corail. Sabin.
Chest, eruption, Rhus.
—, pimples, Calc. Hep. Rhus.
Mammae and nipples, °Merc. °Sulph. Tab. Zinc.
— nipples, °Sulph. °Zinc.
Dorsal region, neck, Bry.
—, cervical vertebrae, °Con.
—, vertebrae, °Con. Dig. Sep-
—, small of back, Cast. Caust. *Natr.
—, nape of neck, Bry, Dig. Phos. ac. Sop.
—, back, Cast. Thuj.
—, scapulae, Coloc. Lach. Plat.
Arms, Bov. Dig. Phosph.
—, shoulders, Am. Aur, Cic. Con. Magn, arct.
Sep.
—, elbow, Carb. an. °Crotal. Plat. Stann.
—, upper arm, Graph.
—, forearm, Cupr. 424
SMARTING, p. ° Sulph. Tax. Thuj.
Brown-red, Cann, °Niir. ac.
Burning, Aram. Amm. m. *Ars. Bell. Berb.
Canth. Caust. Chel. Croc. Cupr, Electr. Ferr.
Jod. °Ipec. °Kal. Each. Eye. Magn. c. Magn.
m. Merc. *Mez, Phos. ac. Rhus. Samb. Squill.
Sulph. Sulph. ac. Sab. Thuj. Zinc.
As if burnt, Ant. °Ars. Garb. veg. ° Caust.
°Cycl. Euphorb. Hyos. Kreas. Each. Rhus.
Sec. Stiam.
Chronic, °Con.
Claret-coloured, 0 Coco. *Sep.
Close together, Calc.
Confluent, °BeIL °Cic. Hyos. Phos. ac. Val.
Copper-coloured, Corall. °Nitr. ac. Phosph,
(Comp. Copper-coloured, that which is.)
Coral-coloured, Corail.
Dark-coloured, Aur. Calc. Corall. Crotal. Phosph.
Plumb. Tart.
Death-spots, in old people, Ars. Baryt. °Con.
Each, °Op.? Yip red.
Dirty, Berb. Sabin. Sec.
Dry, Baryt. Kal. hdr.
Fiery-red, Ferr. magn.
Like flea-bites, Aeon. Bell. Dulc, Graph. Mez.
Sec. Strain. Tart.
Freckles, °Amm. °Ant. Bry. *CaIc. Carb. veg.
Con. Bros. °Dulc. "Graph. Hyos. Jod. Kal.
Each. Laur. *Lyc. Merc. Mez. Natr. Nitr.
ac. N. mosch. Petr. * Phosph. Plumb. °Puls.
°Sep. Sil. Stann. * Sulph. Tart. Thuj.
Gangrenous, Crotal, Cycl. Hyos. 432
SPOTS.
Gnawing - itching, Phosph.
Gray, Nitr. ac.
Green, Ars. °Con. Crotal. Vip. torv.
Hard, Yip. torv.
Hepatic, °Ant. Caust. Con. Ferr. Hyos. °Laur.
*Lyc. Natr.Nitr. ac. Petr, Phosph. Sep. * Sulph.
(Comp. Brown, Yellow, &c.)
Herpetic, Crotal. Graph. Hyos. Lyc *Merc. Mur,
ac. Natr. m. Phosph, Sabad. Sassap. *Sep.
Sil. Zinc.
Humid, Ant. Ars. Carb. veg. Hell. Kal. Lack
Selen. *Sil. °Su1ph. Tarax.
Inflamed, Ars. Hell.
Irregular, Cocc.
Itching, Agn. Amm. m. Arn. Berb. Calc. Carb,
veg. Caust. Cinn. 0 Con. Cupr. Dros. Electr.
Graph. Hep. Jod. Kal. °KaI. hdr. Lack. *Led.
Lyc. Merc. Mur. ac. Natr. m. Nitr. Nitr. ac.
Op. Phosph. Par. Ratanh. Sassap. °Sep. *Sil.
Spong. Squill. Sulph. *Sulph. ac. Tax. *Zinc.
Large, Lyc. Phos. ac. Tart.
Leprous, °Natr.
Livid, Crotal.
Marbled, Berb. °Carb. veg. 0 Caust. Crotal. Lyc.
Natr. m. Plat. *Thuj.
Measle-shaped, Ars.
Miliary, Thuj.
Moles, like, 0 Calc. Carb. veg. Graph. Nitr. ac,
Pelr. Phos. ac. Sil. °Sulph. Sulph. ac.
* Thvj.
Nettle-rash, like, Berb.
Painful, as if contused, Berb.
Painful, as if sore, Berb. Bry. Electr. °Ferr.
Hep. Led. Natr. m. Phos. ac. Rhod. Sil. Veratr. SPOTS,
433
Painful, Alum. Amb., Ars. Bert), Calc. Cann.
Caust. 0 Con. Lach. Mosch. Nitr. ac. Petr.
Rhod.
Painless, Graph. Led. Phos. ac, Sep. Stann.
Turning pale in the cold, Sabad.
—, under the pressure of the finger, Biy. Ferr.
magn.
Pale-red, Cann. Carh. an. Carh. veg. Rhod. Sassap.
Teuer. Yip, red.
With peeling off, Aram. Sep.
Petechias, Atn. *Ars. Bell. Serb. °Bry. Con.
Hyos. Lack. Led. *N. vom. Oph. Phell.
°Phosph. *Rhus. Ruta. Sec. Sil. Stram. Sulph.
ac.
—, as if ecchymosed, *Arn. °Bry. °Calc. Cham,
Chin. °Con. Crotal. Dulc. Electr. Euphr. Ferr.
°Hep. Lach. Laur. Natr. Natr. m. *N. vom.
Par. Plumb. °Puls. Rhus. °Ruta. Sec. * Sulph.
* Sulph. ac.
Raised, Calc. Carb. an. Dulc. Kal. Merc. Phosph.
Puls. Sassap. Teucr. Thuj.
Rash-like, Mez.
Recurring yearly, Crotal.
Red, Aeon. Alum. Arab. Aram. Ant. *Arn. *J.rs.
*Bell. Serb. °Bry. Calad. * Calc. Canth. Caps,
Carb. an. Carh. veg. Caust. Cham. Chin. Cinn.
Cist. Cocc. °Con. Croc. Crotal. Cycl. Bros.
Dulc. Electr. Ferr. magn. Graph. Hep. Jed.
°Ipec. °Kal. Kal. hdr. *Lach. Led. Lyc. Magn.
arct. Magn. c. Magn. m. Mang. *Merc. Mez.
Mosch. Natr. Natr, m.. Nitr. *Nitr. ac. Op.
Par. Petr. *Phosph. Phos. ac. Plat. Plumb.
Poth. Puis. Ratanh. Rhod. *Rhus. *Sahad.
°Samb. Sassap. *Sep. Sil. Spong. Squill. Stann, 434
SPOTS.
*Sulph. *Sulph. ac. Tab. Tart. Tax, Teucr,
Thuj. Yeratr. Vip. red. Vip. iorv. Zinc.
Red-checkered, Berb. °Carb. veg. °Caust. Crotal.
Lyc. Nalr. m. Plat. *Thuj.
Rough, Baryt. Merc. Mur. ac. Nitr, ac. S as sap,
°Zinc.
Round, Jod. Led. *Merc. Natr. m. Phosph.
Zinc.
Scarlet-coloured, *Amm. Amm. m. Arn. °Ars-
Baryt. Bry. Carb. veg. Caust. Cham-
° Croc. Dulc. Euphorb. Galv. °Hep. °Hyos. Jod-
Ipec. Lach. *Merc. Phosph. Phos. ac. Rhus-
Slram. °SuJph.
Scaly, Kal. Merc.
Scorbutic, Merc. corr. (Comp. Scorbutic.)
Scurfy, Merc. *Nitr. ac. Thuj. Zinc.
Shining through, Phosph.
Small, Bry. Lach. Led. Lyc. Merc, Op. Ratanh
Squill. °Sulph. ac. Tart. Vip. torv.
Smarting, Puls.
Smooth, Carb. an. Carb.veg. Corail. Electr. Lach-
Magn. c. Petr,
Sore, Calc. Carb. veg. Sulph.
As if from stings of insects, Lyc.
Stinging, Canth. Chel. Lach. Merc. Nitr. ac.
Puls.
Star-shaped, Stram.
Syphilitic, °Merc. °Nitr. ac.
Ulcerated, Hell. Merc. Natr. m. Sabin. Thuj.
Violet-colored, °Phosph. °Veratr,
White,0 Alum. Amm. °Ars. Calc. Carb. an. Electr.
Merc. Natr. Nitr. ac. Phosph. °Sep. *SU.
*Stdph. 435
Yellow, Amb, °Arn. Ars. Canth. *Con. Crotal.
*Ferr. Jod. Kal. Natr. *Petr. *Phosph. Ruta.
Sabad. *Sep. Stann. °Sidph. Tart. Yip. red.
Vip. torv.
SPOTS,
Head, °Ars. Mosch. Kal. Zinc.
Eyes, °Aur. °Bell. °Calc. °Cann. °Con. °Euphr.
°Hep. °Nitr. ac. *N. mm. Puls. °Ruta. °Seneg.
Sil. °Sulph.
Eyelids, Camph. Sil.
Nose, Aur. Calc. Jod, Phos. ac. Rhod. Tax.
Veratr.
Face, Aeon. Alum. Amb- Amm. Ars. Baryt.
Bell. Berb. Bry. °Calc. Carb. an. Carb. veg.
Croc. °Colch. Ferr. Ferr. magn. Lyc. °Merc.
°Natr. Nitr, ac. Par, Phosph. Samb. Sassap.
*Sep. Sulph. Tab. Vip. red. Zinc.
Lips and mouth, region of, Ars, Berb. Caust.
Hep. *Merc. Mez. °Natr. 0Sulph.
Chin, Natr. m. Sep. °Sil.
Abdomen and stomach, region of, Ars. Bell.
Canth. *Cal. Lack. Led. Lyc. °Natr. m.
*Phosph. Sabad. °Sep.
—, pit of stomach, Natr. m.
Sexual parts, Arn. Calc, Cann, Carb. veg, Caust.
Ginn. *Lach. Natr. m. *Nitr. ac. Petr. Rhus.
Sil. Thvj.
—, glans, Arn. Cann, Carb. veg. Cinn. *Lach.
Natr. m. Petr. Thuj.
—, scrotum, Calc, *Sil.
—, prepuce, Lach. Rhus. Thuj.
Thoracic region, Amm. Ars, Bell. Garb. veg.
Cocc. Crotal, °Ipec. Lach. *Led. Magn. Mez. SPOTS,
Nitr. ac. *Phosph. °Sep. Squill. Sulph. Vip.
torv.
Nipples, round the, Kal.
Dorsal region, neck, Ars. Bell. Bry. Carb. veg,.
Cinn. Cocc. Jod. Lyc. Nitr. Phell. Sep. Stann.
Vip. torv.
—, axilla, Thuj,
—, hips, Sep.
—, small of back, Sep.
—, nape of neck, Carb. veg. Hyos.
—, back, Lyc. °Sep. Sulph., Zinc.
—, scapulae, Calc. Cist. Lach.
Arms, Ant. Bry. Crotal, Cupr. Lach. Led. Natr.
m. Petr. Sahad. * Sulph.
—, shoulders, Berb. Sulph, ac,
—, elbows, Calc. Sep. Vip. torv.
—, upper arm, Berb. Kal. hdr. Plat. Rhus. Tax.
—, forearm, Aram. Berb. Magn. m. Merc. Sulph.
ac. Thuj.
Hands, Aeon. Bell. Berb. Corail. Bros. Electr.
Ferr. magn. Jod. Kal. Natr. Natr. m.°Nitr. ac.
Sahad. Sep. Squill, Stann. Tart. Vip. torv.
Zinc.
—, wrist, Kal. Merc. °Pefr.
—, fingers, Con. Corail. Ferr. magn. Lyc. Mang.
Natr. m. Phos. ac. Plumb. Sabad. Squill. Tart.
—, thumb, Lyc.
Lower limbs, Ant. Bry. Hyos. °Natr. Nitr.
° Sulph.
—, hips, Rhus,
—, thighs, Amm. Ant. Berb. Cann. Cycl. Electr.
Graph. Mur. ac. Rhod.
—, legs, *Calc. Chel. Con. Lyc. N. vom. Phosph
Stann. Zinc. STAR-SHAPED, AC. STICKING.
437
Lower limbs, calves, °Con. Graph. Sassap.
—, shins, Amb. Ant. Causl. Electr. Lack. Magn.
c. Nitr. Phosph. Sil. Sulph. ac.
—, tendo Achilles, Chel.
Feet, Ant. *Ars. Led. Sec. Squill. Sulph. Thvj.
—, soles, Rhus.
—, toes, Lach. Natr.
Nails, Alum. Ars. Natr. m. *Niir. ac. Sep. °Sil.
Sulph.
Star-shaped, which is.
Spots, Stram.
Sticking.
In general, Agar. Agn, Alum. Amm. *Amrn.m.
Anae. Ant. *Arn. Ars. *Asa, *Baryt. *BeU.
Berb. Bov. *Bry. *Calc. Cann. *Canth. Caps.
Carb. veg. *Caust. * Cham. Chel. Chin. Cin.
Clem. *Cocc. *Colch. *Con. Crotal. Cycl.
°DopJi. Big. Bros. Dulc. Euphr, *Ferr.
*Graph. Guaj. Hell. Hep, Hyos. *Ign. Jod.
*Kal. Lach. Lact. Laur, Led. Lyc. Magn. art.
Magn. arct. Magn. aust. Magn. c. Magn. m.
Men. *Merc. Mez. Mosch. Mur. ac. Natr.
Natr. m. Natr. s. Nice. Nitr. *Nitr. ac. *JV.
vom. Oleand. 01. an. Oph. Op. Par. Petr.
Phell. Phosph. Phos. ac. Plat. Plumb. Prun,
*Puls. Ran. Ran. sc. Rhod. *Rhus. *Sabad.
Sabin. Sassap. Sden. *Sep, *Sil. Spig. *Spong.
Squill. *Stann. *Slaph. Stram. Stront. *Sulph.
Sulph ac. Tab. *Tarax. Tart. Teucr. *Thvj,
Yeratr. Viol. tr. Vip. torv. Yip. red. Zinc. 438
STICKING.
Burning, Aeon, Alum. Anac. Arg. Arn. Ars.
Asa. Aur. Baryt. Bell. Berb. Bry. Cann.
Caps. Caust. Cin. Cocc. Con. Dig. Hep. Hyos.
Ign, Lach. Lye. Magn. art. Magn. arct. Magn.
aust. Magn. c. Men. Merc. Mez. Mur. ac.
Natr, s. Nice. N. vom. Phell. Phosph. Phos.
ac. Plat. Puls. Ran. Ran. sc. Rhus. Sabad.
Selen. Sep. Sil. Spig, Spong. Squill. Stann.
Staph. Sulph. Sulph. ac. Thuj. Viol. tr.
Splinters, as if from, Garb. veg. Cic. Colch. Hep.
*Nitr. ac. Petr. Plat. Ran, *Sil. Sulph.
Scalps Agn, Ant. Am. Asa. Asar. Berh. Caust.
Chin. Cupr. Cycl. Mez. Petr. Phos. ac. Sulph.
rrhuj.
Lips and mouth, region of, Agar. Amm. m. Ant.
Asa, Bell. Bov. Bry. Caust. Clem. Graph.
Grat. Ign. Kal. Magn. arct. Merc. Natr. Natr.
m. Nitr. ac. N. vom. Par. Phosph. Phos, ac.
Sabad. Sassap. Spong. Stann. Staph. Sulph.
Thuj.
Abdomen and stomach, region of, Berb. Mur.
ac, Phos. ac.
Mammas and nipples, Alum. Baryt. Berb. Borax.
Carb. an. Gocc. Con. Grat, Kal. Kreas. Laur.
Lyc. Magn. aust. Mez. Murex. Natr. m. 01.
an. Phell. Phosph. Plumb. Prun. Rhab, Sabin.
Sang. Sep. Zinc.
Bones, periosteum, Aeth. Aeon. Agn. Agar.
Amm. Anac. Ant. Arg, Ars. Asa. Aur.
Berb. Bry. *Calc. Canth. Carb. veg. * Caust.
Chel. *Chin. Cocc. Colch. *Con. Daph. *JDros.
Dule. Euphorb. Euphr. Graph. *Hell. Jod.
*Lach. Laur, Lyc. Magn. arct. Magn. c. STINGING, AC.
439
Mang. *71 fere. Mez. Mur. ac. Natr. Natr. s.
Nitr. Nitr. ac. N. vom. 01. an. Par. Phell.
Petr. Phosph. Phos. ac. Prun. *Puls. Raph.
Ran. sc. *Ruta. Sabin. Samb. *Sassap. °Sep.
Sil. Spig. Staph. Stront. Sulph. Thuj. Tarax.
Tax. Val. Verb, Viol. tr. Zinc.
Nails, Amm. m. Bell. Carb. veg. Colch. Con.
Graph. Plep, Kal. Lye. Magn. aust. Natr. s.
Nice. Nitr. Nitr. ac. Phos. ac. Sep. Sil. Sulph.
Glands, Aeon. Agn. Alum. Amm. m. Ang. Arg.
Arn, Asa. Baryt. Bell Berb. Borax. Bry. Calc.
Carb. an. Caust. Chin. Cocc. Con. Cupr, Cycl.
Euphorb. Electr. Graph. Grat. Hell. Hep. Ign.
Jod. Kal. Lack. Lyc. Magn. art, Magn. arct.
*Merc. Mez. Murex. Mur. ac. Natr. Natr. m.
Nitr. ac. N. vom. 01. an, Phell. Phosph. Phos.
ac. Plumb. Puls. Ran. sc. Raph. Rhab, Rhus.
Sabad. Sang. *Sep. Sil. Spig. Spong. Stann.
Staph. Sulph. Sulph. ac. Thuj. Veratr. Zinc.
Stinging, which is.
Blisters, vesicles, Amm. Calc. Cham, Si I, Spong.
Staph.
Blisters, phagedoenic, Graph. Magn. c.
Bloodvessels, swelling of, Alum, Ars. Baryt.
Caust. Graph. Grat. Kal. Merc. Natr. m. Nitr.
N. vom. Phosph. Puls. Sil. Sulph. Sulph. ac.
Tart.
Blotches, Petr. Sassap. Stram. Zinc.
Chilblains, Magn. aust.
Corns, Agar. Alum. Ant. Berb. Borax. Bov. *Bry.
°Calc. Carb. an. Carb. veg. Caust. Chen. Cocc.
Graph. Hep. Ign. Kal. *Lyc. °Magn. arct. 440
STINGING, &C.
Magn, m. Natr. Natr. in. Nitr. ac. Petr. Phospk
Phos. ac. °Puls. Ran. sc. Rhod. °Rhus. *Sep.
*Sil. *Sulph, Sulph. ac. Thuj. Yeratr.
Eruption, Aeon. Alum. Amm. m. Anac. Ant,
Arn. Ars, Asa, Baryt. Bell, Berk Bov. Bry.
Calc. Camph. Canth. Caps. Carb. veg. Caust.
Cham. Chin. Clem. Cocc, Con. Cycl. Dig.
Dros. Graph. Guaj. Hell. Hep. Ign. Kal. Kreas.
Led. *Lyc. Magn, art. Magn. arct. Magn. c.
Merc. Mez. *Mur. ac. Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. ac.
N. vom. Petr, Phosph. *Phos. ac. Plat. Puls.
Ran. Ran, sc. Rhus. Sabad. Sabin. Selen. Sep.
*Sil. Spong. Squill. *Staph. Stront. Sulph.
Thuj, Verb. Viol. tr. Zinc.
Erysipelas, Graph. Phosph. Puls. Rhus. Sulph.
Figwarts, Euphr. Thuj.
Herpes, Anac.
Lupia, Magn. arct.
Nails, on the, Amm. m. Bell. Carb. veg. Colch,
Con. Graph. Hep. Kal. Lyc. Magn. aust. Natr,
s. Nice, Nitr. Nitr. ac. Phos. ac. Sep. Sil.
Sulph.
Pimples, Alum, Ant. Arn. Bell. Calc. ph. Canth.
Caps. Caust. Cocc. Hell. Kal, Kreas. Magn.
art. Magn. arct. Natr, Nitr, Petr. Squill.
Staph.
Pustules, Amm. Berb. Dros. Rhus.
Rash, rashlike, Mez. Natr. m. Sulph. Tcucr.
Viol. tr.
Spots, Canth. Chel, Lack Merc. Nitr. ac. Puls.
Swelling, Aeon. Agn. Amm. m. Ant. Arn. Ars.
Asa. Bell. *Bry. Calc. Canth. Carb. an. °Carb.
veg. * Caust. Cham. Chel. Chin. °Cocc. Con.
Cycl. Dig. Electr. °Ferr. *Graph. Kal, Lack STINGING, &C.
441
*Led. Lyc. Magn. c. Mang. Merc. Mez. Natr.
m. Nitr. *Niir. ac. °N. vom. Oleand. Petr.
* Phosph. *Puls. Ran. °Rhus. Ruta. Sabad. Sep.
Spong. Stann. * Sulph. °Thvj.
Tubercles, Calc. Caust. Dulc. Cal, hdr. Led.
Magn. arct. Magn. c. Phosph. Rhus. Squill.
Stram.
Ulcers, Aeon. Alum. Ant. Arn. °Ars. Asa.
Baryt. Bell. Bov. °Bry. Calc. Camph. Canth.
Garb. veg. Cham. Chin. Clem. Cocc. Con.
Cycl. Graph. Hep. Lam. Led. *Lyc. Magn.
arct. Magn. c. Mang. *Merc. Mez. Mur. ac.
Natr. Natr. m. Nitr. *Nitr. ac. N. vom.
*Petr. Phosph. °Puls. Ran. Rhus, Sabad.
Sabin. Sassap. Selen. °Sep. *Sil. Spong.
Squill. *Staph. *Sulph. Thuj.
Warts, Ant. Baryt. °Calc. Caust. Euphr. Hep.
Lyc. Nitr. ac.- Rhus. Sep. Sil. 0Sulph, Thuj.
Face, Ant. Asa. Bell. Bry. Calc. Calc. ph. Caust.
Cham. Dros. Kal. Kal. hdr. Kreas. Lach.
Led. Magn. arct. Natr. Nitr. ac. Plat. Bhus.
Sulph. Teucr.
Lips, Bell. Caust. Magn, arct. Mang. Merc. Petr.
Phosph. Sil. Squill.
Chin, Bell. Canth. Sil. Stann.
Buccal cavity, blisters, vesicles, Berb. Caps.
Cham. Hell. Natr. Natr. s, Spong. Staph.
—, swollen, Laur. Lyc. Merc. Natr. m. N. vom.
Petr. Ran,
—, ulcers, Amm. m. Nitr, ac. Staph.
Anus, eruption, Nitr. ac.
—, varices, Alum. Ars. Baryt. Caust. Grat. Kal. 442
STRICTURE, AC,
Merc, Natr. m. Nitr. N. vom. Phosph, Puls,
Sil. Sulph. Sulph, ac.
Sexual parts, eruption, Calc. Phosph.
—, swelling, Phosph.
—, ulcers, Hep.
Dorsal region, blotch, Petr.
—, blisters, Amm.
—, pimples, Arn. Bell. Squill,
—, swelling, Carb. an. Electr. °Merc.
—, tubercles, Squill.
Arms, swelling, *Bry.
Hands, Am. Berb. Calc. Canth. Dros. Lyc.
Magn. c. Oleand. Puls. Rhus. Sulph.
—, blister, phagedasnic, Magn. c.
—, swelling, Oleand.
—, ulcers, Mang. Ran.
Lower limbs, varices, Graph.
—, eruption, Ant. N. vom. Petr. Sabin.
—, spots, Chel.
—, swelling, Graph. *Led. °Puls.
—, ulcers, °Ars. Natr.
Feet, eruption, Calc. Zinc.
—, spots, Lach.
—, chilblains, Kal.
—, swelling, 0 Carb. veg. Lyc. Merc, Phosph.
*Puls.
Stricture, Contraction.
Anus, Ign, Lyc. Magn. aust. *iV. vom.
Sexual parts, urethra, Carb. veg. * Clem. Cop.
°Dulc.? °Lach. °N. vom. °Petr. Puls. Rhus. STYES. SUBMAXILLARY, AC.
443
Eyelids, Alum, °Amh. Caust. *Con. °Big. Ferr,
* Graph. Lyc, °Merc. Magn, aust. Men. Phos.
ac. *Puls. Rhus, Seneg, Sep, °Staph. Stann.
*Sulph.
Canth i, Natr, m. Stann. Sulph,
Styes,
StJBMAXILLARY REGION.
Blotches, Stann. Staph.
Blisters, Mur. ac.
Bloody, Par.
Bones, swelling of, *Merc. *Sil.
Burning, Caust, Par.
Caries, °Cist. Merc. °Sil.
Eruption, Canth. ° Graph. Par. Rhus. Yeratr.
Glandular affections, *Amm. Amm. m. Arg, Am,
*Ars. Aur, *Baryt. °Bell. * Calc. Chin. Cic.
Clem. Cocc. Corail. Croton. °Dulc. Graph.
Ign. Jod. Kal. °Kreas. Lact. Led. °Lyc.
Magn. art. Magn. arct. Magn. aust. Magn. c.
°Merc. Mez. Natr. *Natr. m. Nitr. ac. *Petr.
Phosph. Phos. ac. Puls, Raph. Rhus. Sep.
*Sil. Spong. Squill, Stann. * Staph. *Sulph.
Sulph. ac. Yeratr. Zinc.
Itching, Laur. Natr. Oleand. Par. Squill.
Induration, Staph.
Pain as if dislocated, Hep. Ign, Magn. Magn.
arct. Rhus. Spig, Spong. Staph.
Pain as if sore, Bry. Canth,
Pain as if ulcerated, Caps. Magn. c. Natr.
Pimples, Par. 444
sun’s HEAT, AC. SUPPURATES, AC.
Red, Stann.
Smarting as if raw, Mang. Veratr.
Soreness, Mang.
Swelling, °Acon. Arn, °Ars. Kal. Lyc. *Merc.
01. an. Petr. Phosph. *Sil. Staph. Sulph,
Swelling, sensation of, Sabad.
Tendency to be dislocated, Hep. Ign. Magn. arct.
Petr. Rhus. Staph.
Tubercles, Bry. °Graph. Natr. N. vom. Staph.
V eratr.
Sun’s Heat, as if caused by the.
Blisters in the face, Clem.
Suppressed, which is.
Herpes, °Alum.? Amb. 0 Calc. °Lach. °Lyc.
“Natr.? °Sep.? °Sulph.
Itch, °Amb. °Ars. 0 Curb, veg. 0 Caust. Graph.?
Natr. m.? °Selen. °Sep. °Sulph, Zinc.?
Measles, morbilli, °Phosph. °Fuls. °Rhus.
Rash, °Ipec.
Scarlatina, Phosph.
Ulcers, °Lach.
Suppurates, that which.
Blisters, phagedeenic, Graph.
Blotches, tubercles, Amm. Bov. Nitr. ac.
Eruption, *Ant. Ars. Bell. *Cic. Clem. Cocc.
Con. Cycl. Dulc. Euphr, Hep. Kal. Led. Lyc.
Magn. art. Magn. c. Mere. Natr. Natr. m. Petr.
Plumb. Puls. *jRhus. Samb, Sassap. Sec. Sep. SUPPURATES,