Intermittent Fever. 
HY 
P. P. WELLS, NT. L). 
TOGETHER WITH THE 
Repertory of Carl von Bcenninghausen, M. D., 
Also Translated by P. P. Wells, M. D, 
ISSUED AS A SUPPLEMENT TO 
THE HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. 
PHILADELPHIA: 
PUBLISHED BY 
THE HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, 
1125 Spruce Street, 
1891. PREFACE. 
This book was originally begun as an ordinary paper to be 
contributed to the pages of The Homoeopathic Physician, 
but in preparing it it grew to such large proportions that I 
finally concluded to publish it as a book. It was, therefore, 
withheld from the pages of that journal for several years. 
It had remained in my desk for so long a time that I had for- 
gotten its contents. I have now decided to present it to The 
Homoeopathic Physician for publication in such manner as 
seems to its editors best. 
It represents my own experience during fifty years of practice. 
I have not undertaken to make a complete treatise upon Inter- 
mittent Fever—not at all. It is only the record of my own 
thoughts and experience during these fifty years. It took me 
thirty years to learn how to examine a case for prescription. 
For upon the proper getting of the picture of the condition of 
the patient depends the success in treating it. 
I have cured about fifty cases of intermittent fever in succes- 
sion upon the first prescription of a single remedy. I think this 
a sufficient evidence that the law of similars and the totality of 
the symptoms—which is the principle upon which I have prac- 
ticed—is the correct one. I think the reader may be assured that 
there is no more difficulty in treating intermittent fever than in 
treating any other disease. By strictly following this principle 
any one can cure ague. 
The Repertory which is added will be recognized as the work 
of the immortal Bcenninghausen. I translated it, not knowing 
that Dr. Augustus Korndoerfer, of Philadelphia, had already 
published a most excellent and accurate translation. 
P. P. Wells. 
158 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., May, 1891. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
By this term we mean a disease, the nature of which is to 
appear in paroxysms which recur at intervals with intervening 
periods of freedom from the paroxysmal phenomena, these 
periods being of various duration in different cases. The par- 
oxysms, when perfectly expressed, are made up of four ele- 
ments—the phenomena of the circulation, chill, heat, and per- 
spiration—-which appear in succession, the three last in the order 
named, and have, in the complete form we are now contemplat- 
ing, a certain symmetry of proportionate duration and intensity 
in relation of each to the other. This disease is the result of 
the action of a specific poison on the human organism. It at- 
tacks all classes and conditions of men who are exposed to its 
action with perfect impartiality. The duration of its effects is 
not subject to any self-imposed limitation, but continues till the 
life of the patient is destroyed or the action of the poison is con- 
quered by appropriate means. But the manifestations of the 
presence and action of this poison are not always met in the 
perfect, symmetrical paroxysms. On the contrary, these are 
oftener than otherwise very irregular, either in the comparative 
duration or intensity of the different paroxysmal elements, or 
any one or two of these may fail of appearance in any given 
case, or these may change the order of their appearance in any 
possible order of succession, or any two of these elements may 
be mixed, appearing at the same time, or may be alternated in 
repeated succession for a longer or shorter time. Or, instead of 
the fever as described, there may be, as a result of this poison, 
a variety of affections, more or less painful and annoying, ap- 
pearing as rheumatism, neuralgia, dysentery, etc. But in what- 
ever form the effects of this poison may appear, it is a peculi- 
arity of each that it is characterized by this one feature of 
periodicity. 6 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
The origin of this poison was formerly charged to the pres- 
ence of stagnant water in the infected locality, especially as this is 
found in swamps and marshes. But it chanced there were 
many of these localities where there were no cases of ague. 
Then decomposing vegetable matter was added as another factor 
in its production, and these two combined were credited with 
the origin of the whole evil. But observation has fully estab- 
lished the fact that there are many localities where these are both 
present, and yet there are no malarial fevers. And more than 
this, some of the localities where the fever is met in its most 
malignant form have neither of these elements present as a gen- 
erating cause. Such are the AValcheren district, in Holland, 
and the high, arid. desert in Central Spain, and many others. 
So that, while it is known and admitted that these two are 
active agents in producing this poison in some localities, there 
are others where they are absent, and yet the fever is there met 
at its worst. It follows, then, that there are other factors pro- 
ducing this poison, of which at the present time but little is 
known beyond the facts which result from its action. And 
more than this, there are localities where, after the absence of 
agues from time immemorial, they suddenly appear, while all 
external circumstances, so far as these can be appreciated, re- 
main the same as they have ever been. And then it has hap- 
pened, where agues have so suddenly appeared, the generation 
of the poison has extended in a given direction, say from west 
to east, as of late years on the north shore of Long Island 
Sound, each year adding new territory to the dominion of the 
disease, till large districts of country are invaded which but 
lately were wholly exempt from the plague. Such facts plainly 
declare that, as to the etiology of ague, there is much still re- 
maining unknown. It is not uncommon to refer the facts 
just stated to telluric influences of some sort, which only leaves 
the whole subject in the same darkness as before, in which, not- 
withstanding this attempted explanation, it is likely to remain 
till it can be further shown what is the kind and nature of this 
influence so charged. At present, certainly, we know nothing 
about this branch of causation, and we should know nothing of INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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the existence of the poison so mysteriously produced but that its 
existence is revealed to us by its effects. The prevalence of the 
poison is more common in warm latitudes than in cold, and yet 
in these there are many localities where there is no ague. 
Where it is present, its production and the intensity of its action 
are favored by increase of heat, as well as in swampy districts, 
by drying the surface, which is usually wet, and by its being 
wet again after being dried. In such localities the fall of rain 
is often followed by increase of agues. It is notable that though 
in these cases water seems to play so important a part in the 
production of the cause of these fevers, yet they prevail in 
others where there is little or no water, and where this agent 
can be supposed to have had little to do in the production of 
their cause. A notable example of this is met in the high sandy 
plains of Spain. In this and the dry localities of Italy and 
Greece the fall of rain is followed by abundant malaria. This 
has been attributed to the ammonia present in the water of the 
rain-fall, which is, of course, merely hypothetical. 
It is also worthy of remark that in many localities, notably 
in mountainous regions, in spite of frequent exposure to chills, 
and of extreme changes of temperature from hot days to cold 
nights, and the greatest exposure of persons, there are no inter- 
mittent fevers, while, on the contrary, localities where the 
greatest evenness of temperature prevails, the sickliest months 
are those which show the least variation. 
The production of the poison is modified by the quantity of 
water present in the infected locality. Where the water is deep 
it is less, and more where it is shallow. 
The. facts stated above and many others show conclusively 
that while water, decomposing organic matter, and high tem- 
perature are active factors in the genesis of ague poison in many 
instances, in others, where these are mostly or wholly absent, the 
poison is present and active in a notable degree. From this it 
may be accepted with confidence that there are other factors 
which originate the poison in question, either conjointly with 
these, or, in some localities, apparently independent of them. 
As to just what these last factors are, we may speculate as much 8 
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as we please, and at the end remain in the same ignorance as at 
the beginning. We know they exist and act by reason of their 
effects, which are only too apparent. Beyond these we know 
little or nothing of them. How far these unknown factors may 
be responsible for the great variety exhibited in the symptom- 
atic combinations of the resulting fevers, by their impress on, 
and modification of the results of the action of the better known 
causes of ague poison, can only at present be matters of conjec- 
ture. That the poison is not, in each instance of its presence, an 
identity, represented fully in every other specimen wherever met 
is clearly indicated by the varied character of the phenomena of 
resulting fevers, and more clearly still by the varied specific re- 
lations of these to their respective curatives. How far a knowl- 
edge of the nature and characteristic action of the unknown fac- 
tor or factors may hereafter explain the known facts that agues 
contracted in different localities, even in those of near neighbor- 
hood are not cured by the same remedy, in the epidemics of the 
same year, for example, those contracted at the opposite ends 
of a given lake, as has been observed of one in Lombardy ; or 
the fact that agues of the same locality are not cured by the same 
remedy in the epidemics of succeeding years, is a question for the 
future to solve. But experience has already taught, by a multi- 
tude of examples, that these facts have their place in the history 
of intermittent fevers, as this has grown from the observations 
of those who have seen most of them and have seen them best. 
This difference of susceptibility to the action of curatives plainly 
declares a difference of identity in the fevers of different locali- 
ties and epidemics. Though all have the defining character- 
istics which place them properly in the family of intermittents, 
and by which they are related to this family, they differ in 
the specific characteristics by which they are related to their 
curatives. It does not matter that defining symptoms in succes- 
sive cases so like to each other as to make distinction difficult or 
impossible, and that therefore it has been concluded that the 
same remedy must be a cure for all, for it is not in this class of 
symptoms that the law of cure finds the elements with which it 
has to do. It is inevitable that a practice so founded will meet INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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with more of disappointment than success. For though the in- 
telligence of the practitioner may fail to detect the distinctions 
which relate his case to its specific curative, the keener percep- 
tions of the living susceptibilities of the organism will not, 
neither will they respond curatively to remedies not so related, let 
popular or professional opinion, prejudice, or expectation, be 
what they may. Then it follows that the idea that Cinchona or 
any of its constituent elements, or any other drug or nostrum, 
is or can be a specific cure for this class of fevers, is without 
foundation in truth or in sound medical philosophy. The 
variety in the causation of the poison is followed by a corre- 
sponding variety in its results—the fever—and variety in this 
last calls for a corresponding variety in the means of cure. 
The poison finds its way into the organism of those who come 
in contact with it through the absorbing surfaces which it meets, 
passes through these to those organs and tissues for which it 
has special affinities, and upon these and through these it works 
its special mission of destruction. 
Its first impression seems to be made, as might be expected, 
on the nervous centres. The manifestation of this is various in 
different cases. In uncomplicated intermittent the attack is 
often initiated by fever without preceding symptoms intimating 
its approach. In other cases there is found an introductory stage 
of simple debility, with slight febrile phenomena, without symp- 
toms as yet of any localization in any particular organ. With 
these there may be headache, loss of appetite, coated tongue, 
pressure in the epigastrium, nausea, and vomiting. In other 
cases with the early febrile symptoms there may be greater de- 
bility, with continued gastric pains, confusion and heat of the 
head, vertigo, accelerated pulse, and dark-colored urine. In 
other cases there are violent pains in the limbs. This state may 
continue six, eight, or even as long as ten or twelve days before 
the appearance of the fully developed characteristic paroxysm. 
During this stage the spleen may become somewhat swollen and 
sensitive to pressure. The face pale or of an earthy color, and the 
bruit de diable may be heard in the large veins of the neck. 
This may be followed by a succession of slight chills which in- 10 
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crease in violence till they come to the fully developed par- 
oxysm, or strong chill may be followed by the heat and sweating 
which complete the series of stages of the complete paroxysm. 
This is succeeded by a remission of symptoms, or by those 
which may be characteristic of the fever, and when recognized are 
of the utmost importance as guides to the simillimum the law 
demands at the hand of the prescriber. 
After this period of remission, which may vary greatly in 
its duration in different cases, the paroxysm repeats itself, and 
the process is fully set up in the organism which results in a 
series of these which return at regular or irregular intervals, 
with little tendency in the disease to find its limitation in length 
of time, or in any number of repetitions of the paroxysms. 
There is little tendency to self-exhaustion of its power in the 
cause of these repeated phenomena. 
The object of this paper is to help, if we may, those who 
need help to a right treatment in accordance with the homoeo- 
pathic law and philosophy. In endeavoring to carry out this 
object we have given a brief consideration to its etiology and 
symptomatology. We have seen that the cause, produced in 
different circumstances, generates fevers composed of elements 
very various in their intensity of action, as wrell as in the com- 
bination of these in their paroxysmal manifestation, these differ- 
ences in the elements of the paroxysms and in their varied com- 
bination as to intensity, duration, or absence of one or more of 
them in cases, as well as the time, condition, and circumstances of 
their manifestation, together with the concomitants of each ele- 
ment of the paroxysm, these, with the development of morbid 
phenomena in the intervals of the paroxysms are the facts with 
which we have to do in our search for the curing agent of the case- 
It is with these and not with the diagnostic name, or with de- 
fining elements of the case which have given to it its name that 
we are to be chiefly concerned. Loyal dealing with these, as re- 
quired to constitute any treatmeut of a case homoeopathic, will 
speedily and certainly relieve the practitioner of foolish notions 
of the insufficiency of our law and the means it employs for the 
cure of this often perplexing and troublesome malady. It can- INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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not be denied that these are very common exhibitions of weak- 
ness in those who call themselves of oor school, but who have 
understood and embraced our law but partially, and have but 
partially acquainted themselves with its scope, and the powers of 
the agents it employs for cure, and are therefore easily led to 
mistake this personal defect in themselves for insufficency of the 
law and its means when they fail to cure intermittents. 
We hear this complaint of “ inefficiency ” often from this 
class of practitioners, and are not in the least surprised when 
we hear it. Indeed, it is difficult to see how it could have been 
otherwise with them than that they should fail. Being to so great 
extent ignorant or rejecters of our law and its corollaries, and 
equally defective in knowledge of the means it employs, as well 
as of what is comprised in this familiar expression of a funda- 
mental factor in all homoeopathic prescribing—“ the totality of 
the symptoms”—being ignorant of the extent of the meaning 
of this phrase, they are of necessity wholly incapable of com- 
passing this fundamental element in all homoeopathic prescribing, 
and of course they fail to cure. They do not know how to go 
to work to find this, and so, iustead of with this in hand, or trying 
to gather it, they are content with the few generic symptoms— 
chill, heat, and sweating—and with these they proceed to give 
same one or more of the hundreds of drugs which have these 
more or less in their pathogenesis, and, of course, fail. And, 
therefore, Homoeopathy has “ failed to cure ague.” Homoe- 
opathy has had no more to do with the whole proceeding than 
has the 119th Psalm. Then, having failed in this proceeding, they 
have one perennial resort—i. e., to some one of the drugs which 
has power to suppress the paroxysmal phenomena of the dis- 
ease, and after their kind of investigation, it is not surprising 
that they “ generally find this to be Quinine.” The paroxysm 
suppressed, and they cry—Behold a cure of which one u may 
bra<r a little.”* Of all cures which are not cures, these so 
bragged of are the most pernicious. 
We have said the practice described is not homoeopathic. If it 
*See description of this subject in Hahnemannian Monthly, April, 1882. 12 
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be asked why is it not, we reply, because it is wanting in the 
first element in every homoeopathic prescription, without which 
the homoeopathicity is wanting, here and always, viz.: ‘£ The 
totality of the symptoms.” 
We will now try to see in what this “ totality ” consists in 
the disease we are now concerned with. We shall find it in 
four general divisions : 
1st.—The circulation. 
2d.—Chill. 
3d.—Heat. 
4th.—Sweating. 
To find this “ totality ” each of these is to be examined as 
to its especial disturbances and their concomitants, and these 
each and all, as to time of manifestation, causes of aggravation, 
and relief, as well as to all other circumstances and conditions 
which modify these phenomena. We shall give some of these, 
with a view to showing the extent of this examination, leaving 
the names of the medicines connected with them to be sought 
by the searcher in the materia medica. 
In the first place, then, of the circulation, we have distention 
of the veins generally, of those of the head, of the face, of the 
throat, on the hands, on the feet. Burning in the veins, in- 
flammation of the veins, cold sensations in the veins, throb- 
bing, varicose veins, marbled appearance of capillaries. 
Congestion—in general; to the head ; eyes ; ears ; nose, nose 
bleeding; face; chest; abdomen; upper extremities; lower ex- 
termities. 
Plethora. 
Anemia. 
Sensation of obstructed circulation ; agitation of the circula- 
tion. 
Heart—palpitation of, in general, with anxiety ; intermittent 
heart-beating. Heart beat—shaking; fluttering; felt (sensible); 
audible ; visible ; trembling. 
Pulse—intermittent; accelerated; thread-like; tense; large; 
frequent; hard; audible (to patient); jerking; small; slow; 
quick ; quick in the morning, in the daytime or evening slow; INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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quick in the afternoon, slow in the morning; quick in the even- 
ing ; quick at night, slow in the daytime ; weak ; strong ; im- 
perceptible; unequal; irregular; gone; unchanged ; full: soft; 
trembling ; jerking. 
Time of aggravation of the disturbances of the circulation, as 
morning, forenoon, afternoon, evening, night. 
Conditions of aggravation of the disturbances of the circulation. 
Prostrated mental condition; after anger; in the paroxysms; from 
bodily exertion ; from rising up; from motion ; from stooping; 
before sleep ; on waking ; from vomiting ; before eating; while 
eating; after eating; while walking ; while walking in the open 
air; after walking in the open air; from mental emotions; from 
coughing; from lying in bed ; from lying on the back; lying 
on the left side ; lying on the right side ; before the catamenia; 
during the catamenia; from music; after lying down; in re- 
pose ; in sleep; in sleep in the afternoon; from sleeplessness; 
while sitting; while stooping; from speaking; from stand- 
ing ; in a warm room; after stool; from tobacco smoke or 
from smoking; going up-stairs; from drinking; from drink- 
ing beer, brandy, coffee, tea, wine ; from turning in bed ; from 
warm weather. 
Such are the facts in relation to the circulation which are to 
be inquired into in every case of intermittent fever. That such 
of them as are present in the case to be treated may be brought 
to light and given its true place and importance in the selec- 
tion of the one specific, which is the objective of every true 
homoeopathic prescription, the finding of which is the end of the 
duty of every true homoeopathic physician in every clinical effort. 
The second general division of the “ totality of the symptoms ” 
is the chill. 
This second division is to be dealt with in the same manner 
as to detail and analysis as in the first, and the first fact to be 
inquired into is, is the chill predominant? Then is it external 
only ? Does the skin present goose-flesh with this ? Is it one- 
sided f Is it left or right side ? Chill which runs downwards or 
upwards ; internal chill; chill with shaking ; chill running over 
the whole surface; chill with trembling; slight chilliness; 14 
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coldness in general; partial coldness ; in the upper part of the 
body ; in the lower part of the body ; in front; in back of the 
head; proceeding from the head; from the back; in the 
head ; on the ears ; on the nose; on the face; proceeding from 
the face; of the lips ; in the epigastrium; proceeding from the 
epigastrium ; in the hypochondrium ; in the abdomen; going 
from the abdomen. 
Partial coldness—of the neck ; of the chest; going from the 
chest; of the shoulder-blades ; going from the shoulder-blades; 
of the back ; going from the back ; of the loins; going from 
the loins ; upper arms; going from upper arms; of the fore 
arms; of the hands ; going from the hands; of the fingers; of 
the lower extremities ; of the thighs ; of the knees; legs below 
the knees; of the feet; going from the feet. 
Chilliness in general—partial; one-sided ; on the back of the 
body; on the left side; on the right side; on the suffering part; 
on the head; on the ears ; on the nose; on the face; on the 
cheeks ; on the lips ; on the chin. 
Coldness—in the mouth; of the tongue ; in the epigastrium ; 
in the abdomen; of the genitals; of the glans penis; of the 
testicles; in the chest; on the back; on the loins; proceeding 
from the loins ; of the upper extremities ; of the hands ; of the 
fingers ; of the ends of fingers ; of the lower extremities ; of the 
thighs. 
Partial coldness—of the knees ; of the legs below the knees ; 
of the feet; of the toes. 
Sensation of coldness in general—local sensation of coldness 
on the head; in the head ; in the eyes ; in the eyelids ; in the 
ears ; on the face ; on the face, one-sided ; on the lips; on the 
chin; in the teeth ; in the mouth ; in the throat; of the tongue ; 
in the stomach ; in the hypochondria ; in the abdomen ; in the 
genitals; in the trachea ; on the throat and neck ; in the chest; 
on the chest; on the shoulder-blades; on the back ; on the 
loins ; on the upper extremities ; on the hands ; on the fingers ; 
on the ends of fingers ; on the lower extremities; on the right 
lower extremity ; on the thighs; on the knees ; on the legs below 
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Shivering in general—with goose flesh ; one-sided ; ascending; 
descending; here and there, wandering ; internal; running over 
the body. 
Partial shivering—on the head ; going from the head; on 
back of head ; on the face ; going from the face; on the chin ; 
in the epigastrium; in the hypochondria; in the abdomen ; on 
the scrotum ; over throat and neck; over the chest; over the 
shoulder-blades; over the back ; going from the back; over the 
loins; on the upper extremities; going from the arms; on the 
lower extremities; on the knees; on the legs. 
Time of exacerbation—morning; noon; forenoon; afternoon; 
evening ; night; before midnight; about midnight; after mid- 
night ; daytime; recurring at the same hour ; about three o’clock 
in the afternoon; evening; between four and eight o’clock; every 
fourteen days; recurring at the same time of the year. 
Conditions of exacerbation—after anger; after each paroxysm; 
from taking hold of cold objects; from undressing or uncover- 
ing; from rising up; from rising from bed; in bed ; from be- 
ing touched; touching cold objects; from moving; after mov- 
ing ; after vomiting; after being heated; after waking; before 
eating ; while eating; after eating warm food; after paroxysms 
of epilepsy; in the open air; while yawning; while walking in 
the open air ; after walking in the open air; before urinating ; 
while urinating; after urinating; from coughing; in the cold 
air; before catamenia; during catamenia; after catamenia; from 
warm stove; in sleep; after sleep; during the pains; after 
the pains ; during coryza ; after fright; during vertigo ; in the 
side on which one lies; while sitting; while speaking of un- 
pleasant subjects ; in a warm room; before stool; during defe- 
cation; after defecation ; after drinking; from turning in bed; 
after taking cold; after taking cold by being wet through; from 
alternation with mental symptoms; from alternation with pains; 
from damp, cold weather; from stormy weather; from pains in 
the teeth ; from wind current. 
Circumstances which relieve—after arising from bed ; while in 
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in the open air; while lying down ; after sleep; when sitting ; 
in the sunshine; in a warm room ; from drinking; from ex- 
ternal warmth. 
Concomitant symptoms—Disposition—anxiety of mind ; irri- 
tability ; indifference ; serenity ; melancholy ; discouraged ; de- 
jected ; depressed spirits; sadness: super-sensibility; insensi- 
bility ; restlessness of mind ; angry irritability; despairing; 
disposition to weeping; rage. 
Intellect—dullness; insensibility, loss of consciousness; de- 
lirium ; giddiness; confusion (eingenommenheit); ecstasy ; weak- 
ness of memory ; delusions; vertigo ; staggering; intellect ex- 
cited ; intellect weak; madness (insanity) ; empty-minded. 
Headache—with rush of blood to head ; burning in the head ; 
throbbing; jerking ; shooting ; bursting pain ; contracting pain. 
External head—swelling; hair standing on end (sensation of) ; 
sensitiveness of scalp ; heat; sweat. 
Eyes—burning ; pressure; inflammation ; sparkling ; pupil 
dilated ; pupil contracted ; pains in the eyes; staring ; shoot- 
ing ; tears ; burning of lids ; twitching of lids ; swelling of lids ; 
dryness of lids. Vision—movings before eyes; flames; flick- 
ering; photophobia; clouded vision; dimness of vision ; dark- 
ening of vision ; disappearing of the power of vision ; trembling 
before the eyes. 
Ears—pains ; pressure ; heat; heat of external ear; redness ; 
shooting ; hearing sensitive ; ringing ; roaring ; deafness. 
Nose—bleeding; pressure; heat; itching; redness; dryness. 
Face—swelling; pale; bluish; purple; earth-colored; yel- 
low ; pale red ; one-sided redness ; also with coldness, and also 
alternating with coldness ; heat; coldness ; convulsions ; per- 
spiration ; pains ; tension ; distortion. 
Lips—eruptions ; swelling ; dryness. 
Teeth—chattering ; grinding ; painful. 
Month—burning in the mouth; dryness; offensive smell from 
mouth; pain in throat; increased saliva ; coated tongue; dry 
tongue ; aversion to food ; nausea from food; hunger ; thirst 
for beer ; for stimulating drinks ; thirst; before the chill; be- INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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tween the chill and the heat; thirstlessness; bitter taste; flat 
taste; foul taste; metallic taste; salt taste; sour taste; sweetish 
taste ; loss of taste. 
Eructations — tendency to vomiting ; vomiting ; bitter ; 
bloody; food; sour; slimy; black; watery; nausea; heart- 
burning; water-brash. 
Pain in stomach; pain in liver; pain in spleen; pain in kid- 
neys ; pain in hypogastrium ; swelling of the abdomen ; cold- 
ness in abdomen. 
Diarrhoea—painful ; painless. 
Constipation—from intestinal inactivity; from hard feces ; 
urgency to stool ; tenesmus. 
Urgency to urinate—unsuccessful urgency ; too frequent uri- 
nation ; painful; seldom urination; involuntary urination; re- 
tention of urine. 
Sneezing—coryza ; fluent; dry. 
Respiratory affections ; suffocating attacks; deep inspiration ; 
breath hot; cold; slow; loud; without mucus rattle; rattling; 
rapid ; sighing ; irregular. 
Cough—with expectoration ; without expectoration. 
Larynx—hoarseness. 
Neck—stiffness ; pains. 
Chest—stitch ; warm sensation ; palpitation. 
Shoulder-blades—shootings. 
Back—pains in ; in the loins ; lameness. 
Upper extremities—pains in ; hands as if dead ; swelling of 
the veins ; blue ; heat; as if dead ; heat; blue nails ; 
carphologia. 
Lower extremities—pains; hips; thighs; knees; legs; toes; 
feet as if dead ; swelled; heat; coldness; bodily exhaustion ; 
swelling of the veins ; nervous excitability ; the limbs as if 
asleep; loss of sensation; spasms, clonic or tonic; crawling; 
lameness; weakness; subsultus; faintness; drawings in the 
muscles; in the joints; in the bones ; bending; stretching the 
limbs; heaviness of the limbs ; shootings in the joints ; stiff- 
ness in joints; restlessness; the body as if bruised ; internal 
trembling; jerkings ; drawing the limbs together. 18 
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Skin—blueness ; burning : burning in ulcers ; yellow skin ; 
itching ; shooting in skin ; sensations of contraction in skin ; 
yawning ; sleepiness ; loss of sleep ; in sleep starts with fright; 
sliding down in bed; murmuring; snoring; talking; groan- 
ing and whimpering. 
Heat—dry heat, as if hot water was poured over him. 
Partial heat—one-sided ; left side ; right side ; fore part of the 
body; back part; upper part; lower part; parts covered ; heat 
on the head; proceeding from the head ; in the head ; on the 
eyes ; eyebrows; eyelids ; in the corner of the eyes ; on the 
ears ; in the ears; proceeding from the ears ; on the external 
ears ; in the face ; proceeding from the face; on the forehead ; 
on the cheeks; on the cheeks, one-sided ; on the uncovered 
cheek ; on the pale cheek ; on the nose ; in the nose; running 
from the nose; on the lips; the upper lip; the under lip; on 
the under jaw ; on the chin ; in the mouth ; streaming from the 
mouth; on the palate; heat in the throat; on the tongue; in 
the teeth ; on the gums. 
In the stomach—proceeding from the stomach ; on the epigas- 
trium ; heat in the region of the liver ; heat in the region of the 
spleen ; heat in the region of the kidneys ; heat in the abdomen ; 
in the upper part of abdomen ; in the lower part of abdomen ; 
heat of abdomen (external); heat proceeding from the region of 
the umbilicus; in the inguinal region ; on the perineum ; on 
the anus ; in the rectum ; in the urinary bladder; in the ure- 
thra ; in the male genitals ; on the prepuce; on the glans ; on 
the penis ; on the scrotum; in the testicles ; in the spermatic 
cord ; on the female genitals ; in the vulva. 
In the larynx and trachea—on the throat; on the nape of the 
neck. 
In the chest—in the region of the heart; on the chest (exter- 
nal); in the mammary glands; in the axillae; on the shoulder- 
blades; in the back'; in the loins; on the coccyx. 
Heat of the upper extremities—in the shoulders; on the shoul- 
der joints ; upper arm ; elbow ; forearm ; wrist; hands ; on one 
hand ; proceeding from the hands; on the back of the hand ; 
the palm ; the fingers; ends of fingers. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Lower extremities—heat on the hips ; in the hip joint; on the 
buttock ; the thighs; knees ; legs ; shinbone ; on the calf; an- 
kle; the feet; proceeding from the feet; the heel; on the back 
of the feet; the sole ; the toes ; ends of the toes. 
Aggravation of Heat. 
Time—morning ; forenoon ; afternoon ; evening; night; be- 
fore midnight; after midnight; four o’clock p. m. ; from six to 
eight o’clock p. m. ; recurring at the same hour; in short, repeated 
paroxysms; slow, rising to its maximum, and slowly declining; 
slow in reaching its maximum, and suddenly disappearing ; sud- 
denly appearing and disappearing. 
Conditions—after anger ; during work ; after rising from bed ; 
after coition ; in bed ; during motion ; after motion ; from drink- 
ing beer ; from stooping; from uncovering; from vomiting; 
waking from sleep ; before eating ; while eating ; after eating ; 
from eating meat; riding in a carriage ; after breakfast; while 
walking in the open air ; after walking in the open air; from 
noise; from hand working; from coughing; drinking coffee; 
in the climacteric period ; from intellectual efforts ; from read- 
ing : lying in bed; before the catamenia ; after catamenia; dur- 
ing the catamenia; suppressed catamenia ; in sleep ; after sleep ; 
after noontide siesta ; during pains generally ; during coryza ; 
while sitting ; in the sunshine ; from speaking ; from standing; 
in a room ; before stool; at stool; after stool; from smoking 
tobacco ; drinking water ; from wine ; after working ; while 
teething (children); from being covered. 
Conditions and circumstances which alleviate—after supper ; 
bodily exercise ; from leaving the bed ; in bed ; from moderate 
motion; from drinking beer; from stooping; from uncovering; 
after vomiting; after awaking; while eating; after eating; 
while riding in a carriage ; after breakfast; while walking in 
the open air; from drinking coffee; from loosening one’s clothes; 
from intellectual labor; during sleep; while sitting; while 
standing; in a room ; after stool; from smoking tobacco; from 
working ; from washing the face ; from drinking water. 
Concomitant symptoms; disposition—anxiety; excited disposi- 20 
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tion ; active ; sensitive to noise ; indifference ; impetuous ; se- 
renity; complainings and lamentations; weariness of life; mel- 
ancholy ; misanthropy ; ill humor ; discouragement; depres- 
sion of spirits; disposed to whistling; loquacious; silent; fear- 
ful; screaming; suicidal disposition; sighing and groaning; 
singing and trilling; spitting; fear of death; sadness; excessive 
sensibility; restlessness; angry; despairing; changeable dispo- 
sition; disposition to weeping; whimpering and whining; rage. 
Intellect—dullness; loss of consciousness; delirium; anxious 
delirium ; loquacious delirium ; serene delirium ; with mutter- 
ing; silent delirium ; violent delirium ; giddy; confused; dull- 
ness; excited imagination; illusions; vertigo; staggering; 
drunken dizziness ; intellect excited ; insanity; wildness. 
Pains in the head—in the occiput; with congestion ; heavi- 
ness. 
Scalp—perspiration on forehead ; cold sweat; tension. 
Pains in the eyes—swelling around eyes; blue borders around 
eyes; burning; protruding; pupils dilated; contracted; red- 
ness ; strabismus ; dryness; diminished power of vision ; dark- 
ness before eyes ; sparks; flimmering ; green color before the 
eyes; photophobia. 
Pains in the ears—coldness of ears. 
Hearing—rushing ; roaring, deafness. 
Pains in nose—itching; coldness. 
Face—swelling; pale; brownish-red; earth-colored; yel- 
low ; one side red ; red on the uncovered side ; circumscribed 
red ; cold face; coldness of cheeks ; of the forehead ; sweating ; 
cold sweating; pains in the face. 
Lips—eruptions; swelling; dryness; swelling of sub-maxil- 
lary glands; pains in teeth ; chattering of the teeth ; bleeding 
of the gums ; swelling of gums ; pain in gums. 
Mouth—burning; offensive smell; yellow around the mouth ; 
dryness. 
Throat—pains ; burning ; inflammation of the uvula ; dry- 
ness; increased saliva; coated tongue; dry tongue; speech dif- 
ficult. 
Food—aversion to food : aversion to drink : disgust for food ; 
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disgust for drink; canine appetite; desire for beer; desire for 
cold drinks ; desire for acids ; for cold water ; for wine. 
Thirst—between the chill and the heat; thirst, with aversion 
to drinking; thirst for large quantity at a time; for little at a 
time; thirstlessness ; thirstlessness, with desire to drink. 
Taste—bitter ; putrid ; salt; bad. 
Eructations—disposition to vomiting. 
Vomiting—bitter ; foul; sour ; slimy. 
Nausea—water-brash. 
Stomach—pains; trembling sensation; burning; pressure; 
cramps. 
Liver—pains ; pains in spleen ; swellings. 
Abdomen—pains ; swelling ; cold sensation ; squeezing ; 
throbbing; tension ; labor-like. 
Flatulence. 
Diarrhoea. 
Constipation—urgency to stool; urgency to stool without re- 
sult. 
Urine—brown ; stinking ; turbid ; too small quantity ; too 
large; too often; too seldom; painful urination ; urgency to 
urinate; fruitless urgency. 
Sneezing—fluent coryza ; dry coryza ; dryness of the nose. 
Respiration—anxious ; oppressed ; hot; cold ; short; rat- 
tling ; deep. Cough—with expectoration ; without. 
Larynx—Pains ; dryness ; hoarseness. 
External pains in throat; throat sensitive; swelling of 
glands ; stiffness. 
Chest—internal pains; sensation of rising in ; congestion ; 
cramps ; shootings ; constriction ; swelling of mammary glands. 
Loss of milk ; palpitation of heart, with anxiety. 
Shoulder-blades—pains. 
Bach—pains; in loins; in coccyx. 
Upper extremities—pains; in joints ; hands dead; swelling of 
veins; blue; cold; sweat; trembling; jerking; retraction of 
thumbs ; dead fingers ; cold. 
Lower extremities—pains; heaviness; restless; pains in hip, 
thigh ; numbness ; pains in knees ; coldness ; pain in legs ; feet 
dead, swollen, cold; coldness of one foot. 22 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
Sweating of feet; relaxation; swelling of veins; burning in; 
throbbing in ; nervous excitement; covering unendurable; limbs 
asleep; disposition to uncover; aversion to uncovering; 
covering insupportable ; carphologia ; loss of feeling. 
Limbs in general—pains ; clonic spasms ; tonic spasms ; 
crawling im limbs; paralysis; disposition to lie down, weak- 
ness; jerking of muscles; fainting; drawings; in the joints ; 
in the bones ; turning and stretching; apoplexy ; heaviness of 
the limbs; shootings in muscles; in the joints; in the bones; 
bodily restlessness; bruised sensation in limbs; tremblings; 
jerkings. 
Swelling of glands. 
Eruptions on the skin; sweating; pale; burning; yellow; 
itching ; crawling and pricking; parchment like; redness ; 
shooting; dryness; bones; pains. 
Sleep—stretching; yawning; sleepiness; sleep between chill 
and heat; stupefying; sleeplessness. 
In sleep—waking with fright; sliding down in bed; mur- 
muring ; snoring ; groaning and whimpering ; dreams. 
Sweating—which breaks out easily; perspiration wanting; 
suppressed; sensation of perspiration breaking out; anxious 
perspiration ; perspiration which causes smarting ; smelling like 
musk; bitter smelling; bloody ; smelling like blood ; empyreu- 
matic smells; burning sweat; musty smelling, debilitating ; not 
debilitating ; putrid smelling ; smelling like spoiled eggs ; oily ; 
which shrivels the fingers; which spots the linen; which at- 
tracts flies ; stains the linen yellow; stains the skin and eyes 
yellow; without smell ; smells spicy ; hot; smelling likeelder; 
smelling like honey; smelling like cheese; cold; smelling like 
camphor ; sticky ; with sensation of crawling ; cadaverous smell- 
ing ; shining; mouldy smelling; smells like horse urine; 
like rhubarb ; red perspiration; which stains red ; sour smell- 
ing ; pungent smelling; smelling like sulphur; like sulplm- 
reted hydrogen ; which stiffensthe linen; sweetsmelling ; sweetish 
acid smelling; stinking; smells like urine; like wheat bread; 
stains cloth white ; excoriating ; smelling like onions. 
Partial perspiration—only on the head ; only on the head at INTERMITTENT B'EVER. 
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night; on the upper part of trunk ; on the lower ; one sided ; 
left; right; anterior; posterior; only on itching parts; on 
painful parts ; on single small spots ; on joints ; on parts on 
which one is lying ; on covered parts ; on uncovered parts ; on 
one side of the head ; on the occiput; cold sweat on the head ; 
sticky ; on the ears; on the nose ; on the face ; proceeding 
from the face; one side of face ; on the forehead ; cold on face ; 
on the forehead ; on upper lip; on the epigastrium ; on ab- 
domen ; proceeding from the navel; on the groin ; about the 
anus; on mons veneris; on perineum; on male generative 
organs ; honey-like smelling on these organs ; offensive on ditto ; 
on the scrotum ; one-sided on scrotum ; on female sexual organs; 
on the throat ; on neck ; on chest; cold on chest; offensive on 
chest; in armpits; offensive in the axillae; on the back ; on the 
whole arm ; on the forearm ; on the hands ; cold on hands ; 
sticky oil hands ; on the palms ; on the fingers ; on whole legs ; 
on thighs; on knees; on legs below the knees; on the feet; pro- 
ceeding from the feet; cold on feet; offensive on feet; sup- 
pressed ou feet; excoriating on feet; on the soles ; on or between 
the toes. 
Time of perspiration—morning and forenoon ; afternoon ; 
evening; night; before midnight; after midnight; perspiration 
more in daytime; recurring periodically; in frequent; short 
attacks ; every other day; recurring at the same hour. 
Circumstances—anger; before the attack ; during the attack ; 
after the attack ; during bodily exertion ; on leaviugthe bed ; on 
closing the eyes ; with suppressed secretions ; after coition ; in 
bed ; on motion ; after moving ; before falling asleep ; while 
sleeping; on waking ; after waking ; while eating ; after eating ; 
from warm food ; during an epileptic attack ; after an epileptic 
attack; after an attack of fever; in the open air; while walk- 
ing; while walking in the open air ; during hard labor ; before 
urinating; while urinating; after urinating; while coughing; 
after itching of the skin; in the cold air; in the climacteric 
period; during mental effort; while lying down; among 
strangers ; in the beginning of the catamenia; during the cata- 
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ginning of sleep; daring sleep; with the pains; during 
coryza; after fright; with vertigo; while sitting; from speak- 
ing ; in a room ; before stool; after stool; from smoking tobacco; 
while dreaming ; while drinking ; from warm drinks ; on wak- 
ing; in the wind; daring toothache; from being covered. 
Circumstances which, relieve—exertion of the body ; exertion 
of mind ; after rising from bed ; from motion ; after motion ; 
while going to sleep; from uncovering; after waking; while 
eating; after eating; while walking in the open air; while 
lying in bed; in repose; during sleep ; after sleep ; from speak- 
ing ; in a room ; after stool; after drinking water; after drink- 
ing wine; after working. 
Concomitant symptoms—Disposition—anxiety ; excitability ; 
sensitive; indifference; impetuous; serenity; complaints and 
lamentations; suicidal disposition ; melancholy; misanthropic; 
sadness ; discouraged ; depressed ; loquacious ; silent; tearful ; 
cries ; sighing and groaning ; singing and humming ; fear of 
death; sadness; super-sensitive; impatient; restless; morose; 
despairing; changeable disposition; disposition to weeping; 
whimpering; rage. 
Intellect—dullness; unconsciousness; delirium; giddiness; 
confusion of intellect [eingenommenheit;] excited imagination ; 
vertigo; intellect excited. 
Pains in the head—internal; external. 
Pains in the eyes; pupils dilated ; pupils contracted ; vision 
diminished; sparks like fire ; flimmering ; photophobia. 
Noises in the ears; pains in the ears. 
Pains in the nose; itching in the nose; cold nose. 
Swelling of the face; face pale-bluish red ; shining, as if 
greasy; yellow; red, hot; cold; cold cheeks; cold forehead; 
pains in the face. Lips—eruptions; swelling ; dryness ; 
swelling of submaxillary glands. 
Pains in teeth ; bleeding of the gums ; swelling of gums. 
Mouth—burning; offensive smell; dryness. 
Throat—pains; burning; inflammation; inflammation of 
uvula ; dryness; increase of saliva; tongue coated ; tongue dry. 
Loss of appetite—disgust for food ; hunger. Thirst—between INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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the heat and the perspiration; after perspiration ; no thirst; 
bitter taste; putrid taste; salt, foal eructations; disposition 
to nausea ; vomiting ; bitter vomiting ; of food ; sour vomit- 
ing ; of mucus ; nausea ; water gathering in mouth. 
Pains in stomach ; in the liver; in the spleen ; in the abdo- 
men; flatulence; diarrhoea; constipation; urging to stool; 
fruitless efforts to stool. 
Urine—pale; brown ; offensive ; turbid ; deficient; exces- 
sive ; too frequent; too seldom; painful; suppressed; urging 
to urinate ; fruitless urgency. 
Sneezing—fluent coryza ; dry coryza; dryness of nose. 
Respiration—anxious ; oppressed ; hot; cold ; short; rat- 
tling; deep. Cough—with expectoration; without. Larynx 
—pains; dryness; hoarseness. 
Throat—pains; external; sensitive; swelling of glands; 
stiffness of neck ; pains in neck. 
Chest—pains ; sensation of rising up in chest; congestion ; 
heart-beating. Mammary glands—swelling; milk increased; 
milk diminished. 
Pain in shoulder-blades, back, loins, coccyx. 
Superior extremities—pains; pains in thejoints; hands dead; 
swelling of veins; blue; heat; cold; trembling; jerking; 
thumb retracted ; fingers dead ; fingers hot; fingers cold ; fin- 
gers wrinkled ; nails blue. 
Inferior extremities—pains ; heaviness ; restless ; pains in the 
hips ; pains in thigh ; coldness; pain in knees; coldness of 
knees ; pains in legs; dead feet; swelling of feet ; feet hot; feet 
cold; lassitude; swelling of the veins; burning in veins; 
throbbing of veins ; nervous excitement; limbs asleep ; dispo- 
sition to uncover the limbs; uncovering them insupportable; 
carphologia; loss of sensation ; pains in limbs in general ; 
cramps; crawling in the limbs; lameness; disposition to lie 
down ; weakness ; jerking of muscles ; faintness ; drawing in 
muscles; drawing in joints ; drawing in bones ; stretching and 
twisting of limbs ; apoplexy ; heaviness of the limbs ; shooting 
in the muscles; in thejoints; in the bones; bodily restlessness; 
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Swelling of glands. 
Skin—eruptions; smarting; burning; itching; crawling and 
prickling. 
Bones—pains. 
Yawning ; sleepiness ; sleep ; sleep after the perspiration ; 
coma; sleeplessness; in sleep, fright; in sleep, expiration, 
blowing; sliding down in bed ; muttering to one’s self; snor- 
ing; groaning and whimpering; dreams. 
The above catalogue of symptoms is given to illustrate the 
extent of the meaning of the phrase so often, so easily, and too 
often so thoughtlessly used by those who suppose they have 
compassed this extent after only the most superficial and brief 
examination of cases. They proceed to select and give medicine 
for their cure, and what they regard as the homoeopathic princi- 
ple of similars, when the elements of the case by which it is re- 
lated to its curative have not been brought to light. They have 
not been seen. And no man can be certain he has seen them 
till in his examination he has gone over all aberrations of function 
and sensation possible in the case. We refer to the expression,. 
“ Totality of the symptoms.” The catalogue here given shows 
the extent of investigation necessary before there can be any 
certainty that the required “ totality ” is compassed in a case of 
intermittent fever, and therefore any certainty that those symp- 
toms are discovered which relate the case to its curative. We 
have translated this catalogue of rubrics from Boenninghau- 
sen’s Homceopathischen Therapie du Fieber, omitting the 
names of the medicines given undereach, the object being rather 
to show the extent of the field of inquiry than to present a 
repertory of symptoms of medicines and disease involved in the 
homoeopathic treatment of this fever. It is but little less signifi- 
cant of the extent of the inquiry in the necessary investigation 
which must precede the homoeopathic treatment of any and 
every other form of disease, and of each and every case of it be- 
fore the prescriber can be certain he has found his required 
simillimum. It may be there will be no symptoms found in 
many of these rubrics, in a case to be prescribed for, but this 
can only be known after the search. Our object is to show how INTERMITTENT FEVER, 
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extended this search must be if duty be not neglected, and so 
far as we may be able to show how this is to be prosecuted in 
order to demonstrate the folly and the falsehood of the oft-re- 
peated “Homoeopathy will not cure ague!” It may, indeed, be 
true that those who have never tried the true method of homoeo- 
pathic prescribing cannot cure ague with medicines in form and 
doses such as are used by the ordinary practice of our school. 
But it does not follow, because they cannot cure, that therefore 
Homoeopathy cannot. Our endeavor is to show that it can, and 
how we are to proceed in order to demonstrate this fact. 
We have said the elements which constitute a paroxysm of this- 
fever are seen in all possible variety of combination in practice. 
The following are some of the forms which are not infrequently 
met with in treating agues. 
Paroxysms beginning with Chill. 
Chill, thefl heat. 
Chill, then sensation of heat. 
Chill, then heat of individual parts. 
Chill, then heat of face. 
Chill, then heat of head. 
Chill, then heat with thirst. 
Chill, then heat without thirst. 
Chill, then heat without thirst and without sweat. 
Chill with thirst, then heat. 
Chill with thirst, then heat without thirst, then sweat. 
Chill with thirst, then heat with thirst, then sweat. 
Chill without thirst, then heat with thirst. 
Chill without thirst, then heat with, then sweat without thirsty 
then heat with thirst. 
Chill without thirst, then heat without thirst. 
Chill, then heat and both with thirst. 
Chill, then heat, then chill with thirst. 
Chill, then heat, then sweat. 
Chill, alternating with heat, with thirst, then sweat. 
Chill, then heat, then sweat, with thirst. 
Chill, then heat, then sweat without thirst. 28 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
Chill, then heat, then sour sweat. 
Chill, then heat, with sweat. 
Chill, then heat without sweat. 
Chill, then heat Avith sweat on face. 
Chill, then heat with internal chill, then heat and sweat. 
Chill with, then heat without thirst. 
Chill, then heat, then sweat. 
Chill with heat at the same time. 
Chill with heat and external heat. 
Chill with heat and flashes of heat. 
Chill with internal heat. 
Chill with internal heat and sensation of heat. 
Chill with internal heat and thirst. 
Chill and heat, both internal. 
Chill of some parts, Avith heat of others. 
Chill Avith heat, without thirst. 
Chill with heat, Avith thirst. 
Chill with heat, then sweat. 
Chill, then sAveat, Avithout previous heat. 
Chill, then cold SAveat. 
Chill, then sweat, Avithout heat and thirst. 
Chill, then then heat. 
Chill, then SAveat, then thirst. 
Chill, then thirst, then SAveat. 
Chill, alternating Avith heat. 
Chill, alternating Avith heat, then heat. 
Chill, alternating Avith heat, theu SAveat. 
Chill, alternating Avith SAV’eat. 
Beginning with Heat. 
Heat, then chill. 
Heat, then chill, then heat, then sweat. 
Heat, then coldness. 
Heat of the face, then chill. 
Heat, then shuddering. 
Heat of the face, then shuddering. 
Heat of the head, then coldness, then heat. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Heat, then sweat. 
Heat, then cold sweat. 
Heat, then sweat, then thirst. 
Heat, then sweat, then heat. 
Heat with chill and shuddering. 
Heat with chill and shuddering and thirst. 
Heat with chill, and shuddering without thirst. 
Heat with chill, and shuddering, then sweat. 
Heat with internal chill. 
Heat with external coldness. 
Heat with coldness of single parts. 
Heat with sweat. 
Heat with sweat and thirst. 
Heat with sweat without thirst. 
Heat with sweat and thirst, then chilliness. 
Heat and thirst, alternating with chill. 
Heat, with thirst, then sweat. 
Heat in the head, alternating with chilliness of the legs. 
Heat, alternating with shuddering. 
Heat, with sweat, then chill. 
Heat, with sweat and external coldness, then chill, then heat 
and external coldness. 
Heat, alternating with sweat. 
Beginning loith Shuddering. 
Shuddering, then chill. 
Shuddering, then chill, without thirst. 
Shuddering, then chill, then heat, without sweat. 
Shuddering, then heat. 
Shuddering, then heat, with chill. 
Shuddering, then heat, with thirst. 
Shuddering, then sweat. 
Shuddering, with heat. 
Shuddering, with heat of face, without thirst. 
Shuddering, with sweat. 
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INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
jBeginning with Sweat. 
Sweat, then chill. 
Sweat, then chill, then sweat. 
Sweat, then heat. 
Sweat, alternating with dry skin. 
If, after the view we have attempted to present of the origin, 
character, and constitution of this paroxysmal fever, we are 
called to its treatment, where shall we begin, and how proceed, 
if we are to deal with it as required by the law of similars? 
What are the facts in the case to which we are to bring the 
simillimum which cures? We answer, first, we are carefully 
to gather all the departures from healthy action of function and 
sensation which have preceded the paroxysm. Especially note 
whatever of aberrations there may be in the functions of the 
organs of circulation. Write them down. Note with which of 
the constituent elements of the paroxysm of the fever this is in- 
augurated. Then add to this record the facts of the paroxysm, 
beginning with the time of the appearance of its initial phe- 
nomena, then the exact locality of this first appearing. Then, 
was the first element, chill, heat, or sweat? Then, if chill, how 
did it appear, as external, internal, or both ? In what direction 
■did it progress from this initial point? Was the chill general 
or partial ? If partial, what parts are affected ? Was it simple 
coldness, or was it accompanied by shaking, shivering, or shud- 
dering? Was the chill preceded, accompanied, or followed by 
thirst? Was the chill simple, or mixed with the other elements 
of the paroxysm? If mixed, with which, and in what order of 
combination—i. e., are these elements co-existent, or in alterna- 
tion? If the chill be with thirst, is it for cold or warm drinks? 
How, if at all, is the chill affected by drinking? What func- 
tions are most disturbed or perverted before, during, or imme- 
diately after the chill? In answering this, especial attention 
is to be given to the cerebral, gastric, and respiratory functions 
as well as to the circulation. 
Having the record of the chill and its concomitants as above INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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suggested, the facts accompanying the heat are to be examined 
in the same manner as to its beginning (time and locality), di- 
rection of its progress, and all accompanying phenomena, giving 
especial attention to thirst in its relation to this element. Then, 
is the heat simple, or mixed with chill or sweating? If so, in 
what order? Is the mixture alternating or concomitant? Is 
the heat, as compared with the chill, predominant in duration 
or intensity in the paroxysm ? What are the functions of life 
most affected and perverted during this stage of the paroxysm, 
and how ? 
Then if the paroxysm begins with sweating, this is to be ex- 
amined in like manner, in detail as to all its concomitants, and 
modes, and with especial attention to its relation to thirst; the 
parts most affected, the character of the perspiration; is it hot, 
warm, or cold ? If it be recognized by the sense of smell, what 
is the character of the odor—i. e., is it sour, sweet, bitter, 
moldy, or what is the character of the secretion in this respect, 
if it be none of the above? Then, when each of these ele- 
ments of the paroxysms has been thus examined, which has 
been found to preponderate in intensity and duration? 
All this is to be done before the prescriber asks himself the 
question— What is the remedy for the case ? All this ground is 
to be gone over carefully in every case before any man, no mat- 
ter how skillful, can answer this question as required by the 
law of similars. If, after this, the attempt to give a practi- 
cal answer to this question results, as in case of one not long 
since engaged in a public discussion of this fever, “ that this, 
(the homoeopathic remedy) is, in most cases, Quinine,” the pre- 
scriber may, without hesitation, pronounce on himself sentence 
of incompetency to deal with the problem before him. His 
patients and the public may very safely join in the confirmation 
of this sentence. 
It is difficult to conceive of a greater absurdity than this, that 
a man recognizing the fact and authority of the law of similars 
as the law ordained for all healing, should, before a problem so 
complex in its origin, so variable and varying in its paroxysmal 
elements as we have found this fever to be, after such an exami- 32 
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nation of a case as is indispensable to his acquaintance with 
the facts which this law requires of him, that he shall find 
among all drugs that one which is most like the example before 
him, declare that he has found in one drug alone the required 
likeness of the almost infinite variety of facts and combinations 
of facts presented to us in this fever, or at least, that he “ finds 
this in most cases !” Utter blindness and ignorance of all that 
constitutes a practice in accordance with our law in the treat- 
ment of this fever only can account for an utterance so absurd. 
Ignorance, it must be, both of the nature of diseases and of the 
drug action by which these are cured. This is quite apparent 
if we remember that however many facts in any given case, as 
we have attempted to suggest them, may be found in the patho- 
genesis of any one drug, there will remain a large and 
much larger number which are not. And in finding the similli- 
mum for the next dozen cases, we may be compelled to go be- 
yond this drug, or the object of our search will not be found. 
Then this absurd statement further convicts its author of igno- 
rance of the practical difference between suppression of the par- 
oxysms of a disease and its cure. And yet, Heaven save the 
mark ! its author was a “ teacher in one of our colleges /” If this 
is the kind of stuff they taught it is no wonder the young men 
they graduate leave the school fully impressed with the false- 
hood, “Ague and fever cannot be cured homoeopathically !’' 
It may facilitate finding our specific for our case if we have 
grouped together the elements of the paroxysms of this fever 
as they have been developed in the provings of different drugs. 
The study of these groupings is chiefly useful as aids to an 
intelligent differentiation of drugs which in this process have 
disclosed similar actions on the functions of different organs. 
It will be found, if the study be intelligent and thorough, that 
however similar these may be in some of the disturbances so 
caused, and however numerous these may be, showing clear and 
even intimate relationship of these drugs, there are other and 
equally important actions in which they differ. This, in materia 
medica, is a fact of utmost importance, as it should always be re- 
membered these differences are the facts which individualize the INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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drag, separating it from all other drugs, even those to which it 
has most resemblances, and declare to the preseriber the true, 
specific character of each. 
It is then self-evident, in order to specific prescribing, which 
homoeopathic prescribing always is, a precedent knowledge of 
this specific’character of the agent to be employed in the cure is 
a sine que non. And this can only be attained by a knowledge, 
not of the similarities in drug action on the organism, but of the 
differences. To facilitate this a number of these groupings are 
here given from that master-work of that great master of 
homoeopathic science and art, Bcenninghausen, in his last and 
best work, Versuch einer Homoeopathischen Therapie der Wechsel 
und anderer Fieber, Leipsig, 1864. 
In giving these groupings we shall select those most fre- 
quently called for, as we have found, in our rather extensive 
practical experience with this fever. We begin with 
Aconitum. 
1. Pulse for the most part very full, hard, and accelerated. 
Seldom small and thready, or imperceptible.—Cold sensation in 
the veins. [See Arsenicum.] 
2. Chill at the beginning of the attack, most severe evenings 
after lying down; often with hot cheeks and contracted pupils. 
Chill from uncovering or from touch ; with the chill often in- 
ternal, heat with anxiety and red cheeks; shivering, extending 
from the feet to the chest. 
3. Dry, burning heat, for the most part proceeding from the 
head and face, with great thirst for cold drinks; with the heat 
tossing about; continued heat, with disposition to be uncovered ; 
uncommon excitement; restlessness; anxiety, and agonizing 
burning heat, with cold shiverings running over one at the same 
time. 
4. Long-continued sweat over the whole body, of a somewhat 
acid odor; sweating most on parts covered. 
Aconite may sometimes be found serviceable in relieving 
oppression of the heart and respiration when this is great during 
the paroxysm. It is the one exception to the rule which re- 
quires remedies for this fever to be given in the intermission. 34 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
Where this oppression is great, and the other symptoms not 
contraindicting it, a few pellets of the appropriate potence may 
be dissolved in half a tumbler of water, and a teaspoonful given 
every fifteen, twenty, or thirty minutes, according to the severity 
of the symptoms (the greater the oppression the shorter the 
intervals between the doses), till relief is obtained. This, if the 
remedy be in place, will not embarrass the action of the specific 
remedy for the case, though this may be another than Aconite. 
This remedy will be the more appropriate if the oppression be 
accompanied by the characteristic loud complaining and the 
equally characteristic fear of near death. 
Agaricus. 
1. Pulse in the morning somewhat accelerated, later in the 
day always slower; very irregular and sometimes intermitting. 
2. Chili and chilliness predominant, especially in the cold, 
open air and while airing the bed; cold shuddering over the 
body from above downward. 
3. Heat, slight, and almost only on the upper part of the 
body. 
4. Fatty sweat, but not offensive, through the night in sleep ; 
sweat from slight motion. 
Alumina. 
1. Pulse full and somewhat accelerated. 
2. Chill predominant and for the most part toward evening, 
even in bed and by a warm stove, as well as after eating a warm 
soup, often with heat of the face ; chill in the day and heat at 
night. 
3. In the evening, following the chill, there is heat, which 
seems to spread from the face, but sometimes only attacking the 
right side of the body. 
4. Sweat at night, especially in the bed; mornings, with 
anxiety; most on the face, and often only on the right side of 
the face; entire inability to perspire. 
Ammonium-carb. 
1. Pulse hard, tense, and rapid. 
2. Chill in the evening, often alternating with heat, till mid- 
night ; chill in the open air. 
3. Heat, most in the evening, with cold feet. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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4. Sweat mornings, most on the joints ; constant sweat, day 
or night. 
Aramonium-mur. 
1. Pulse constantly accelerated, day and night. 
2. Chill, with external coldness, evenings and when uncov- 
ered in the night; chill every half-hour, alternating with heat; 
coldness runs up the back. 
3. Heat, with red, swollen face, especially in a warm room 
and after bodily exertion ; frequent flashes of heat, each ending 
in sweat, which is most on the face, palms of the hands, and 
soles of the feet. 
4. Day and night sweat often preceding heat; copious night 
sweat over the whole body, most after midnight and mornings 
in bed. 
Anacardium. 
1. Pulse accelerated, with throbbing in veins. 
2. Chill and coldness, with trembling, especially in the open 
air, disappearing in the sunshine; shuddering chill over the 
back, as if cold water were poured over it, with heat of face ; in- 
ternal chill, even in a warm room. 
3. External heat with internal chill; heat of upper part of 
body, with cold feet; internal cold shuddering and hot breath, 
daily from four o’clock p. m. till evening, which disappears at 
supper time. 
4. Evening, sweat on head, abdomen, and back ; even when 
sitting still; night sweat on abdomen and back ; sticky sweat 
on palms of hands, especially on the left; cool sweat, with in- 
ternal heat. 
Angustura. 
1. Pulse accelerated, jerking, irregular, and sometimes inter- 
mitting. 
2. Chill in the bed, morning and forenoon, after previous 
thirst; every afternoon (three o’clock) strong internal chill; re- 
peated shuddering chills on the covered parts; forenoon (nine 
o’clock) shuddering chill on the back. 
3. Evening, heat, most on face, after entering a room and 36 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
after supper. After midnight (three o’clock) heat, which pre- 
vents sleep, with subsequent shuddering. 
4. Sweat only in the morning and only on the forehead. 
Antimonium-crud. 
1. Pulse very irregular, now accelerated and now slow, al- 
ternating every few beats. 
2. Chill predominates in the daytime, even in a warm room, 
toward noon severe shaking chill, with thirst (for beer); sen- 
sation of coldness in the nose while inspiring through it. 
3. Heat predominates at night, but with cold feet till mid- 
night; great heat from the slightest movement, especially in 
the sunshine. 
4. Morning, when waking, sweat which shrivels the ends of 
the fingers, sweat which returns at the same hour, usually every 
other morning. 
Antimonium-tart. 
1. Pulse full, hard, and accelerated, sometimes trembling; 
strong pulsation of the veins; with the decline of the fever the 
pulse is often slow and imperceptible; on the slightest move- 
ment the pulse is uncommonly accelerated. 
2. Chill, with external coldness predominant at all times of 
the day, with coma, mostly with trembling and shaking, and 
often as if water were poured over one; in the daytime, chill 
alternating with heat. 
3. Great heat of short duration after a long chill, increased 
by every movement; long-continued heat after a short chill, 
with coma, and sweat on the forehead. 
4. Copious sweat over the whole body, also in the night; 
sweat is often cold and sticky; the painful parts sweat constantly 
and most copiously. 
Apis-mellifica. 
1. Pulse full and accelerated, seldom small and thready, 
sometimes trembling and imperceptible. 
2. Chill severest toward evening; afternoon (three or four 
o’clock), chilly shuddering, increased by warmth ; chilliness from 
least movement, especially toward evening, with heat of face 
and hands. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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3. Dry heat toward evening. The sensation of heat is 
greatest on the chest and epigastrium. 
4. Sweat, alternating with dryness of the skin. 
Arnica-montana. 
1. Pulse very variable, mostly full, hard, and accelerated ; 
pulse sometimes very weak and slow ; in the evening, strong 
pulsation through the whole body. 
2. Internal coldness with external warmth ; chill, with great 
thirst, which often precedes it, for the most part in the evening, 
as if cold water Avere poured over one ; chill and coldness of the 
lower parts of the body, with heat of the upper, especially of the 
head; universal chill, with heat and redness of cheeks ; chill 
after every sleeping ; chill from the least movement of the cov- 
ering ; chill, alternating with heat ; cold sensation of the side 
on which one is lying; 
3. Dry heat, which is’either general or only running over the 
face and back. 
4. Burning in single parts of the body, which feel cold exter- 
nally, and heat or coldness, now here now there. Heat in the 
evening, with pains in the limbs. 
5. Sweat for the most part smells sour, or is offensive ; some- 
times it is cold. 
Arsenicum-album. 
1. Pulse weak and small, but greatly accelerated, often im- 
perceptible and entirely wanting, or intermittent. Pulse quick 
in the morning and slow in the evening. Burning or cold sen- 
sation in the veins. 
" 2. Chill (and heat) indistinct, and either concomitant or alter- 
nating ; chill in the forenoon, which nothing relieves; internal 
chill with external heat; chill and shuddering after every drink- 
ing; external coldness, with cold, sticky sweat; during the chill 
(and the heat), appear many concomitant symptoms in severity, 
which before were only of slight importance. 
3. Internal burning, dry heat. Evenings and nights dry heat, 
with frequent thirst, but he drinks very little at a time; noc- 
turnal heat, as if hot water were poured over one. 
4. Sweat at the end of the fever, with disappearance of all 38 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
symptoms, even the concomitants, and sweat in the first sleep or 
through the whole night; cold, sticky, or sour, or bad smelling 
sweat; unquenchable thirst during the sweat. 
Aurum-fol. 
1. Pulse small, but accelerated ; much blood ebullition in the 
whole body, and strong congestion of head and chest. 
2. Chill predominant; chill and coldness of hands and feet, 
also in bed, and continuing the whole night. Evening in bed 
general cold shuddering; coldness of the whole body, with 
nausea. 
3. Heat, mostly in the face, alternating chill. 
4. Sweat in the morning, most on genital organs. 
Baryta-carb. 
1. Pulse accelerated, but weak ; seldom full and hard. 
2. Chill and chilliness predominant, often as if cold water 
were poured over one, relieved by external warmth ; evening 
and night chill alternating with heat; chill proceeding down- 
ward from the face or epigastrium [Plexus Solaris), over the 
body, and chill beginning in the feet. 
3. Heat often running over the body during the day; noc- 
turnal attacks of flying heat, with great anxiety and restlessness. 
4. Nocturnal debilitating sweat; one-sided sweat, mostly on 
the left side; sweat every other evening. 
Belladonna. 
1. Pulse quick, often full, hard, and tense, but sometimes 
small and soft; seldom slow, and then it is full. Throbbing of 
the carotids and temporal arteries. 
2. Chill in the evening, especially on the extremities, most 
on the arms, with heat of the head ; internal chill and external 
burning heat; chill alternating with heat. Evening, shaking 
chill, coldness of the limbs, with hot head ; shuddering running 
down the back. 
3. Constant dry, burning heat, with sweat only on the head; 
internal heat with anxiety and restlessness ; heat of the forehead, 
with cold cheeks; internal or external heat, or both at the same 
time; heat of the head, with redness of face and delirium; 
heat generally predominating. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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4. Sweat exclusively on covered parts; sweat with the heat, 
or immediately after it, mostly on the face; empyreumatic 
sweating, sweat which stains the linen ; sweat during sleep, day 
and night, sweat wholly wanting, sweat rising from the feet to 
the head. 
Lycoperdon-bovista. 
1. Pulse excited, with ebullition of blood and palpitation of 
the heart. 
2. Chill predominating, even by a warm stove, mornings, 
evenings, and even at night, generally with thirst; chill with 
the pains. 
3. Daily, evening fever (about seven o’clock), consisting 
merely of chill with thirst; evening, shuddering proceeding 
from the back. 
4. Every morning (from five to six o’clock) sweat most on 
the chest. 
Bryonia-alba. 
1. Pulse very full, hard, rapid, and tense, sometimes inter- 
mittent, with strong ebullition of blood. 
2. Chill and coldness, predominant often with heat of head, 
red cheeks, and thirst; chill with external coldness of the body; 
chill and coldness, mostly evenings, and often only right-sided ; 
chill more in a room than in the open air. 
3. Dry, burning heat, mostly internal, as if the blood burned 
in the veins; during the heat all symptoms greatly increased. 
4. Much sweat and sweating, very easily excited, even from 
slow walking in the open, cold air. 
Calcarea-carbonica. 
1. Pulse full and accelerated, and often trembling; much 
throbbing in the blood-vessels, and palpitation of the heart. 
2. Chill, with shuddering, most evenings, but also forenoons ; 
internal chilliness, mornings, after rising; chill alternating with 
heat. 
3. Frequent attacks of flying heat, with anxious palpitation of 
the heart; heat, then chill, and cold hands; evening in bed ex- 
ternal heat with internal chill; heat after eating. 
4. Sweat from the slightest movement, even in cold open air; 40 
sweat in first sleep ; morning sweat; sweats most on head and 
chest; sticky night-sweat only on legs. 
Camphora. 
1. Pulse small, weak, and slow, often imperceptible ; dimin- 
ished flow of blood to parts remote from the heart. 
2. Chill, coldness, and sensitiveness to cold air; chill, with 
shuddering and shaking; universal icy coldness of the whole 
body, with deathly paleness of the face. 
3. Heat, with swelling of the veins, increased by every move- 
ment. 
4. Cold sweat, often sticky, and always debilitating. 
Cannabis-sativa. 
1. Pulse very weak, slow, often almost imperceptible. 
2. Chill predominant, with thirst and shaking; external 
coldness of the whole body, except the face. 
3. Heat only on the face ; slight nocturnal burning heat. 
4. Sweat wanting. 
Cantharis. 
1. Pulse very various, mostly hard, full and accelerated, 
sometimes intermitting; more seldom weak, slow, and almost 
imperceptible; pulsation through the trembling limbs. 
2. Chill, with universal coldness, attacks mostly in the even- 
ings, not relieved by external warmth ; fever often consisting of 
chill, with subsequent thirst, without heat; chill running up 
the back. 
3. Heat in the night, merely external, not sensible to patient; 
burning heat with anxiety and thirst. 
4. Sweat from every movement; cold sweat, especially on 
hands and feet; sweat on genital organs; sweat has a urinous 
odor. 
Capsicum. 
1. Pulse very irregular and often intermitting. 
2. Chill predominant, and almost always with great thirst; 
chill after every drinking; with shuddering ; chill in cold air, 
especially in a current; evening chill; diminished natural heat 
of the body; sensation of cold sweat on the thighs. 
3. Heat with co-existent sweat and thirst; internal heat with 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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cold sweat on the forehead; first heat and sweat, then chill with 
shuddering and chattering of the teeth. 
4. Sweat with the heat; sweat after the chill without heat. 
Carbo-animalis. 
1. Pulse excited and accelerated, with throbbing in the ves- 
sels, most toward evening. 
2. Chill, especially afternoons, after eating, and evenings; 
shuddering chill every other day in the evening and continuing 
after he was in bed; evening chill, with subsequent sweat in 
sleep. 
3. Heat after each preceding chill, mostly at night in bed. 
4. Sweat after the heat, usually toward morning; sweat in 
the day from the slightest movement, even from eating; noc- 
turnal sweat, which is offensive, debilitating, and stains the linen 
yellow ; sweat most abundant on the thighs. 
Carbo-vegetabilis. 
1. Pulse weak and languid, often imperceptible; intermittent 
pulse; irregular pulse, then much accelerated, then again as if 
suppressed. 
2. Chill and coldness, mostly evenings, usually with thirst,, 
sometimes only one-sided—the left; during the chill, uncommon 
weakness; chill, with icy coldness of the body. 
3. Heat after the chill, evenings or nights in bed, with many 
concomitant symptoms; evening attacks of flying, burning heat, 
usually without thirst. 
4. Copious sweat, mostly offensive or sour smelling ; great 
disposition to sweating, even while eating ; night-sweats; sour 
smelling sweat in the morning. 
Causticum. 
1. Pulse somewhat excited toward evening from blood ebulli- 
tion. 
2. Chill and coldness predominant, often with coldness of the 
whole left side ; great internal chill, with accompanying sweat, 
without precedent heat; strong internal chill about midnight;. 
shuddering proceeding from the face. 
3. Heat in the evening from six to eight o’clock; running 
heat over the body, and then chill. 42 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
4. Sweat immediately after the chill, without preceding heat; 
great sweat while going in the open air ; sour smelling night- 
sweat; morning sweat about four o’clock. 
Chamomilla. 
1. Pulse small, but tense and accelerated ; often very irregu- 
lar, and then for a time weak. 
2. Chill and shuddering, usually only on single parts, with 
heat in blood-vessels; shuddering chill, with internal heat; 
chill and coldness of the whole body, with burning hot face and 
hot breath ; alternating shuddering and chill of some parts, with 
heat of others; chill of the back part, with heat of the front 
of the body, or the reverse; cold shuddering with each uncov- 
ering and in the cold air. 
3. Heat mingled with cold shuddering, mostly with one red 
and one pale cheek ; anxious heat with sweat on the face and 
hairy scalp ; long-continued heat, with great thirst and frequent 
waking from sleep in a fright. 
4. Sweat in sleep, greatest on the scalp, mostly sour smelling 
and with smarting of the skin; repelled sweat, and then it is 
wholly wanting. 
Chelidonium. 
1. Pulse small and rapid ; fuller, harder, but little accele- 
rated pulse toward evening. 
2. Chill and chilliness, only internal, with strong shaking, in 
the evening, in bed; internal chill while going in the open air, 
which disappears in a room; chill and coldness of the whole 
hody, most on the hands and feet, with great swelling of the 
veins; chill of one (right) leg below the knee; shuddering, 
without external coldness; shuddering on the back, running 
downward. 
3. Internal heat, without thirst, evenings after lying down. 
4. Sweat during sleep, after midnight, and in the morning on 
waking, which soon disappears. 
China. 
1. Pulse small, but hard and quick, after eating more quiet; 
pulse irregular and sometimes intermittent; uncommon swelling 
of the veins. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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2. Chill over the whole body, increased by drinking, with 
thirst before or after, and not during the chill; internal severe 
chill with ice-cold hands and feet, with rush of blood to the 
head; alternating chill and heat in the afternoon ; in the even- 
ing he cannot get warm in bed. 
3. Heat over the whole body, with swollen veins ; during the 
heat (as with the chill), thirstlessness, or merely thirst for cold 
drinks; after the heat, severe thirst; long-continued heat, which 
often appears long after the chill; during the heat, disposition 
to uncover himself. 
4. Great and debilitating sweat; easy sweating in sleep and 
moving in the open air; very debilitating night or morning 
sweat; sweat is often fatty or cold; increased thirst with the 
sweat; repelled and wanting sweat; sweat on the side on which 
one lies. 
Cicuta-virosa. 
1. Pulse weak, slow, and trembling, sometimes wholly want- 
ing. 
2. Chill and chilliness, with longing for warmth and the 
warm stove ; the chill goes from the chest and runs downward 
to the legs and to the arms, with rigidity. 
3. Heat slight, and only internal. 
4. Sweat night and morning, most on the abdomen. 
Cina. 
1. Pulse small, but hard and accelerated. 
2. Chill, with shuddering and shaking, running from the 
upper part of the body to the head, even by a warm sto\re ; 
chill, with coldness of the pale face, and warm hands; chill not 
to be relieved by external warmth, mostly in the evening, with 
great paleness of the face. 
3. Heat greatest on the head and face, but with great pale- 
ness of the face ; nocturnal heat with thirst. 
4. Sweat, generally cold, on the forehead, nose, and hands ; 
after the sweat, which often precedes the beginning of the chill, 
vomiting of food, and at the same time a ravenous appetite. 
Clematis-erecta. 
1. Pulse excited, with throbbing in all the blood-vessels. 44 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
2. Chill with shuddering, then sweat, without preceding heat; 
shuddering chill from every uncovering. 
3. Dry heat, with general sensation of heat, only at night. 
4. Great sweating, mostly at night and morning, with aver- 
sion to uncovering. 
Cocculus. 
1. Pulse small, jerking, often imperceptible, seldom hard, and 
somewhat accelerated. 
2. Chill frequently alternates with heat; internal chill, with 
shuddering, afternoon and evening, over the whole body, most 
on back and legs, not to be relieved by external heat; constant 
chilliness, with hot skin. 
3. Dry heat through the whole night; flying heat, with burn- 
ing heat of the cheeks and cold feet. 
4. Sweat the whole night, which is cold only on the face ; morn- 
ing sweat, most on the chest; debilitating sweat over the whole 
body from the slightest movement; sweat on the painful parts. 
Coffea-cruda. 
1. Pulse generally wholly unaffected, and only very little 
accelerated. 
2. Chill increased from each beginning of motion ; frequently 
recurring internal shuddering chill, with external heat of the 
face or of the whole body ; chilly sensation, with internal or ex- 
ternal warmth ; great sensitiveness to cold air ; chill runs down 
the back. 
3. External, dry heat, evening after lying down, with shud- 
dering on the back; nocturnal, dry heat, with delirium ; great 
heat of the face ; hot breath. 
4. Sweat sometimes after the heat; slight morning sweat; 
sweat on the face, with internal, cold shuddering. 
Colchicum. 
1. Pulse uncommonly accelerated, hard and full. 
2. Chill and shuddering running through all the limbs; fre- 
quent shuddering chills running down the back. 
3. Only external, dry heat of the skin ; dry heat through the 
whole night, only external, with great and unextinguishable 
thirst. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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4. Sweat wholly suppressed and wanting. 
Colocynth. 
1. Pulse generally full, hard, and accelerated, seldom small 
and weak ; strong throbbing in all the blood-vessels. 
2. Chill and coldness of the whole body, often with heat of 
the face; either cold hands or soles of the feet, with general 
warmth of the body ; chill and shuddering with the pains. 
3. External dry heat; internal sensation of heat, with attacks 
of flying, external heat. 
4. Night-sweat, of urinous smell, which causes itching of the 
skin ; sweat, especially on the head and extremities. 
Conium-mac. 
1. Pulse extremely irregular, mostly slow and large, with 
intermingled small and quick beats; sensible pulsations in the 
blood-vessels of the whole body; entire pulselessness. 
2. Chill and coldness mornings and afternoons (from three to 
five o’clock); chill, with constant desire for warmth, especially 
that of the sun ; mornings only internal coldness; afternoons 
with running shuddering. 
3. Great heat, internal and external, with great nervous ex- 
citability ; heat, with concomitant, copious sweat. 
4. Sweat day and night, as soon as one sleeps, or even closes 
his eyes; night and morning sweat, which is offensive, and 
causes smarting of the skin. 
Creosotum. 
1. Pulse small and weak, with great ebullition of blood; in 
repose all the blood-vessels throb. 
2. Chill predominates mostly in repose; shaking chill, with 
great flashing heat of face, red cheeks, and ice-cold feet; chill, 
with great bodily restlessness; chill alternating with heat. 
3. Heat, mostly in the face; flying heat, with sharply circum- 
scribed redness of the cheeks. 
4. Sweat slight and only in the morning, with heat and red- 
ness of cheeks. 
Crocus-sativus. 
1. Pulse feverish and accelerated ; anxious palpitation of the 
heart. 46 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
2. Chill in the afternoon, increased toward evening, with 
shuddering chill from the back downward and trembling ; thirst 
with both chill and heat; shuddering chill only on the back 
half of the body. 
3. Flying, internal heat, with pricking and crawling in the 
skin ; heat, most of the head and face, with pale cheeks and 
thirst; heat, with great redness of the face and swollen veins. 
4. Sweat slight, only in the night, and then cold and debili- 
tating ; sweat only on the lower half of the body. 
Cuprum. 
1. Pulse generally small, almost imperceptible, weak, and 
very slow; seldom full, hard, and accelerated. 
2. Chill over the whole body, greatest on the extremities; 
chill after every attack of illness (also after epilepsy); ice cold- 
ness of the whole body. 
3. Over-running flashes of heat; debilitating, hectic, internal 
heat. 
4. Cold sweat at night; many attacks (of epilepsy and mania) 
end in (cold) sweat. 
Cyclamen-europeum. 
1. Pulse not perceptibly changed. 
2. Chill forenoon or evening; shuddering chill over the 
whole body, morning or evening; during the evening chill great 
sensitiveness to cold air and to being uncovered. 
3. After the chill, heat, most of the face, but without thirst, 
with long-continued cold hands ; sensation of heat in the whole 
body, especially in face and hands; heat of single parts, but 
not of the face ; universal heat after eating. 
4. Sweat at night, in sleep, moderate, but offensive. 
Digitalis. 
1. Pulse extremely slow, especially in repose; pulse irregu- 
lar and sometimes intermittent; pulse accelerated greatly, and 
immediately, by every motion, and is full and hard, but sinks, 
in repose, soon to its usual slowness. 
2. Chill more internal, with warmth of the face, but begin- 
ning with coldness of the extremities, from which it spreads 
over the whole body ; chilliness and shuddering over the whole INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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back; internal chilliness, with external warmth ; general chill, 
with heat and redness of the face; chill and heat alternating • 
general coldness of the hands and feet, with cold sweat; great 
sensitiveness to cold. 
3. Heat, mostly appearing late after the chill; sudden flying 
sensation of heat, with subsequent weakness; increased bodily 
warmth, with cold sweat on the face; heat of one hand, with 
coldness of the other. 
4. Sweat in the night, mostly cold and somewhat sticky; 
sweat immediately after the chill, without precedent heat. 
Drosera-rotundifolia. 
1. Pulse unchanged. 
2. Chill, with coldness and paleness of the face and cold ex- 
tremities ; chill, forenoons; internal chill at night in bed and 
in repose; in the morning, left side of the face cold, the right 
hot; chill and shuddering in repose, and all appears too cold to 
him, even in bed; chill in the day, at night, heat. 
3. Heat almost entirely of the face and head ; increased heat 
of the upper part of the body in the evening. 
4. Nights, warmer sweat, especially after midnight and in 
the morning, most on the face. 
Dulcamara. 
1. Pulse small, hard, tense, especially at night. 
2. Chill, spreading itself from the back, mostly toward even- 
ing, not relieved by external warmth ; chill, with the pains; 
chill, with great thirst. 
3. Universal, dry, burning heat over the whole body; heat 
and burning in the back , heat and delirium, without thirst. 
4. Offensive sweat over the whole body, nights and mornings, 
during the day it is more on the back, epigastrium, and palms 
of the hands ; sweat entirely suppressed. 
Euphorbia-officinarum. 
1. Pulse. 
2. Chill and coldness predominate ; chill when beginning to 
eat and while walking in the open air, though the air is not 
cold ; chill, with concomitant sweat; shuddering chill over the  INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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whole upper part of the body, with heat of the cheeks; want 
of proper bodily warmth, with internal, burning heat. 
3. Heat with intolerance of bed covering, which seems too 
heavy ; heat only of the head. 
4. Sweat in the morning, in bed; cold sweat on the legs. 
Euphrasia. 
1. Pulse unchanged. 
2. In the forenoon chill and internal coldness, which in the 
afternoon is changed to external chill and coldness, especially on 
the arms; predominant chilliness. 
3. Attacks of heat in the daytime, with redness of the cheeks, 
and cold hands. 
4. Sweat at night in sleep, wdiich is very copious and offensive, 
most abundant oil the throat. 
Ferrum. 
1. Pulse full and hard ; great ebullition of blood. 
2. Shuddering chills in frequent short attacks; fever chill 
with red, hot face and thirst; general coldness in the evening, 
in bed, often lasting the whole night; chilliness and want of 
natural bodily warmth. 
3. Dry heat over the whole body, especially toward evening, 
with great redness of the face and inclination to be uncovered. 
4. Copious and long-continued sweat, from every movement 
in daytime, as well as nights and mornings in bed ; sticky, and 
for the most part debilitating sweat; sweat every other day 
from morning till noon ; strong smelling night-sweat; some- 
times cold, anxious sweat (with spasms). 
Fluoric acid. 
1. Pulse only slightly accelerated by motion. 
2. Chill entirely wanting. 
3. Universal heat with nausea, from the slightest movement, 
with inclination to be uncovered, but more for cold washing. 
4. Sticky, sour and unpleasant smelling sweat, most on the 
upper part of the body, especially from motion, afternoons and 
evenings. The sweat favors the appearance of excoriations, 
especially of parts on which one lies. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Graphites. 
1. Pulse full and hard, but not noticeably accelerated. 
2. Chill and coldness, mostly evenings ; chilliness day and 
night, especially evenings after four o’clock. 
3. Universal dry heat through the evening and night, after a 
preceding chill; heat while riding in a carriage. 
4. Sweat from the least movement; copious night-sweat; 
sweat sour, offensive smelling, staining the linen yellow, and 
often cold ; utter inability to perspire. 
Helleborus-niger. 
1. Pulse generally small, slow, and hardly perceptible. 
2. Chill predominates in the daytime, as often as repeated, 
with heat of the face ; chill alternates with pains in the joints; 
shaking chill, with goose-flesh and pains in the joints; the 
shuddering proceeds from the arms. 
3. Heat in the evening and daytime, as soon as he lies down, 
generally accompanied by sweat; burning heat over the whole 
body,evening, in bed, with shuddering and aversion to drink; first 
heat, then chill, with paius in the abdomen, in repeated attacks. 
4. Sweat in bed, with the heat increased toward morning ; 
cold, sometimes sticky sweat. 
Hepar-sulphur. 
1. Pulse hard, full, and accelerated, sometimes intermittent, 
with ebullition of blood and throbbing of the veins. 
2. Chill, regularly each evening about six or seven o’clock ; 
chill in the daytime in alternation with heat and photophobia ; 
chill at night in bed with aggravation of all the sufferings; 
great chilliness in the open air. 
3. Dry, burning heat, with redness of the face and great 
thirst the whole night; flying heat, with sweat. 
4. Constant copious sweat day and night; in the daytime 
very slight sweating, especially from every mental effort; sweat 
night and morning with thirst; cold, sticky sweat, often sour or 
offensive smelling. 
Hyoscyamus. 
1. Pulse accelerated, full, hard, and strong ; more seldom 
slow and intermitting ; great swelling of the veins. 50 
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2. Chill and shuddering over the whole body, and heat of the 
face, ascending from the feet; nocturnal coldness, arising from 
the sacro-lumbar region to the back; he cannot get warm in the 
bed at night; universal coldness of the body, with red, hot 
cheeks, or chill alternating with heat. 
3. Burning heat over the whole body, every evening ; with 
the heat uncommon rush of blood to the head, with putrid taste 
in the mouth. 
4. Continued, debilitating sweat in the sleep ; many and very 
copious sweatings; cold, and sometimes sour-smelling sweats; 
sweat most on the legs. 
Ignatia. 
1. Pulse generally hard, full, and rapid, with throbbing of 
the veins; more seldom small or slow; in other particulars very 
changeable. 
2. Chill and coldness, with increase of pains ; chill always 
with thirst, and relieved by external warmth ; chill, often only 
oil the posterior portion of the body; external coldness with in- 
ternal heat; internal chill with external heat. 
3. Merely external heat without thirst, with intolerance of 
external warmth; external heat with redness and internal shud- 
dering chill; attacks of Hying, external heat; constant rapid 
changes of heat and coldness; one-sided burning heat of the 
face. 
4. Slight sweating, often only on the face ; sensation as if sweat 
would break out, which does not; sweat while eating. The 
sweat is sometimes cold, but generally warm, and somewhat sour 
smelling. 
Iodine. 
1. Pulse large, hard, and accelerated, with great ebullition of 
blood and throbbing in the veins; pulse rapid but weak and 
thready. The pulse becomes more rapid from every move- 
ment. 
2. Chill often alternates with heat; cold feet the whole night; 
chill with shaking also in a warm room. 
3. Universal flying heat over the whole body; internal, dry 
heat, with coldness of the skin. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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4. Very copious sweat at night; very debilitating sweat in 
the morning hours, sour-smelling, with great thirst. 
Ipecacuanha. 
1. Pulse greatly accelerated, but often imperceptible. 
2. Chill generally of short duration, and soon passes into 
heat; internal chill, as if under the skin, increased by warmth ; 
chill with thirst; thirst, coldness of the hands and feet; chill 
mostly with thirst. 
3. Universal, continued heat, with dry parchment-like skin, 
after a short chill; evening, dry, anxious heat; sudden attacks 
of general heat, with cold hands and feet. The heat is mostly 
without thirst. 
4. Very great sweat, mostly at night; biting, mostly sour- 
smelling sweat, often also cold ; in a room frequent attacks of 
hot sweat. 
Kali-carbonicum. 
1. Pulse very various; often weak and slow, also often re- 
markably rapid and hard ; sometimes the pulse is quicker in 
the morning, and slower in the evening ; seldom the reverse ; 
strong throbbing in the blood-vessels. 
2. Chill mostly in the evening; through the day, at times, 
running, cold shuddering ; coldness in the evening in a warm 
room, which ceases soon after lying down; after the pains chill 
follows very often. 
3. Heat in the morning in bed; internal heat with external 
shuddering. 
4. Sweat every night; morning sweat; easy sweating in the 
daytime from bodily movement and mental exertion; sweat on 
the upper part of the body especially, also increased by warm 
drinks ; offensive or sour-smelling sweat; transpiration wanting, 
with inability to sweat. 
Lachesis. 
1. Pulse small and weak, but accelerated, often alternating 
with a full, strong beat, chiefly very irregular and intermitting. 
2. Universal chill, with chattering of the teeth, longing for 
warmth, and external benumbing chill; shuddering chill 
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ternating, and from one place to another ; chill returning every 
other day. 
3. Heat evenings, especially on the hands and feet; evenings 
and nights burning of palms of the hands and soles of the feet, 
or nocturnal heat, as if from ebullition of blood, with great 
sensitiveness of the external throat; internal sensation of heat 
with cold feet. 
4. Copious sweat with most of the ailments; great inclination, 
to sweating; cold sweat, or bloody, or staining yellow or red. 
Laurocerasus. 
1. Pulse extremely irregular, sometimes small and slow, often 
imperceptible; again somewhat accelerated; seldom full and 
hard. 
2. Chill, and cold shuddering afternoons and evenings, not 
relieved by external warmth; alternating chill and heat; want 
of natural bodily warmth. 
3. Heat after the chill, evenings, till midnight; heat running 
down the back. 
4. Sweat mostly with the heat, and still after this continuing 
till toward morning ; sweat after eating. 
Ledum. 
1. Pulse full and quick. The pulse is often perceptible on 
one side, while it is not on the other. 
2. Chill with shuddering or thirst, long-continued, with sen- 
sation as if some parts were having cold water poured over 
them ; coldness, and want of life warmth ; mornings and fore- 
noons predominant chill with thirst; universal chill, with heat 
and redness of the face. 
3. Heat without thirst prevailing toward evening ; evening,, 
burning of the hands and feet; heat alternating with sweat. 
4. Sweat the whole night, with disposition to uncovering : 
offensive or sour-smelling night-sweat; sweat from the least 
movement, most on the forehead ; itching sweat. 
Lycopodium. 
1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, only in the evening, and after 
eating ; evening, ebullition of blood with restlessness and trem- 
bling ; sensation as if the blood were stopped. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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2. Chill afternoon and evening (from four to eight o’clock), 
with dead hands and feet; chill in the evening which hinders 
sleep ; one-sided chill, mostly the left; chill and then sweat 
without previous heat; chill and heat alternating; want of 
natural bodily warmth. 
3. Burning heat over the whole body, mostly toward even- 
ing, with frequent drinking, but little at a time, with much 
urine and constipation ; heat of one foot (left), and coldness of 
the other (right). 
4. Sweat in the daytime from the least movement, most on 
the face; night and morning sweat, often with coldness of the 
face; sticky night-sweat; the sweat is often cold, sour, or 
offensive smelling, or with smell of blood or onions. 
Magnesia-carb. 
1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, only at night. 
2. Chill and shuddering, with external coldness, evenings, and 
after lying down, only slowly disappearing; chill running down 
the back, seldom ascending from the feet. 
3. Heat mostly in the forenoon, often with sweat only on the 
head; heat in the evening after the chill; nocturnal, anxious, 
and internal heat, with restlessness and aversion to uncovering. 
4. Sweat the whole night, most in the morning hours; the 
sweat is fatty, staining the linen yellow, and sour or offensive 
smelling. 
Magnesia-muriatica. 
1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, with ebullition of blood while 
sitting. 
2. Chill in the evening between four and eight o’clock, even 
by a warm stove, slowly disappearing after lying down. 
3. Heat after the chill from evening till midnight; evening 
heat with sweat only on the head. 
4. Sweat with thirst from midnight till morning ; morning 
sweat. 
Menyanthes-trifoliata. 
1. Pulse slow with the chill, with the heat accelerated. 
2. Chill predominant; chill with shuddering over the back; 
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general chill, which disappears by a warm stove, except on the 
back ; running shuddering without chill (as if from listening to 
a terrifying story), only on the upper part of the body; chill 
sensation on the fingers and legs. 
3. General heat in the evening, most on the head, with cold 
feet, and sensation of heat, especially in the back, mixed with 
sensation of chill, especially in the abdomen. 
4. Sweat in the evening in bed immediately after lying down, 
often continuing the whole night. 
Mercurius-vivus. 
1. Pulse irregular, mostly full and accelerated, with strong 
throbbing of the blood-vessels, sometimes weak, slow, and 
trembling, seldom intermittent; disappearing pulse with 
warmth of the body; ebullition of the blood, with trembling 
from the least exertion. 
2. Chill in the morning while rising, but most in the even- 
ing when lying down, as if cold water were poured over one, and 
not relieved by the warm stove ; nocturnal chill with frequent 
urination ; chill alternating with heat; often only on single 
parts; internal chill, with heat of the face. 
3. Heat in the bed, and chill out of it; heat after midnight 
with great thirst for cold drinks ; anxious heat, with pressing 
together of the chest, alternating with chill. 
4. Sweat toward morning, with thirst and palpitation of the 
heart; great sweating from the least exertion,even from eating; 
sweat in bed, evenings, before going to sleep; copious night- 
sweating; very debilitating sweats ; sour or offensive smelling 
sweats, also cold, fatty, or sticky, and burning on the skin ; 
with almost all pains sweating, or at least dampness of the skin. 
Mercurius-corrosivus. 
1. Pulse small, weak, and often intermitting; sometimes 
trembling. 
2. Chill from the least movement, and, in the open air, 
almost constantly with cuttings in the abdomen ; evening chilli- 
ness, especially on the head; chill at night in bed. 
3. External heat with yellow skin; burning and pricking 
heat in the skin; heat while stooping, and chill while rising up. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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4. Night-sweat; toward morning the sweat becomes offen- 
sive ; cold sweat only on the forehead; the whole skin is cov- 
ered with cold, anxious sweat. 
Mezereum. 
1. Pulse full, hard, accelerated in the evening, sometimes 
intermittent. 
2. Chill predominates even in the warm room; chill with 
external coldness and thirst for cold water, without desire for 
warmth; constant thirst with the chill, with dryness of the back 
part of the mouth or accumulation of saliva in the fore-part, but 
without desire for drink, chilliness and shuddering with almost 
all ailments; great sensitiveness to cold air; chill which runs 
from the upper arms to the back and down to the feet. 
3. Heat in bed, most on the head; internal heat with external 
chill. 
4. Sweat in sleep, immediately after the chill, without pre- 
cedent heat. 
Moschus. 
1. Pulse very full and accelerated, with strong ebullitions of 
blood; great anema with weak pulse and fainting. 
2. Chill and shuddering which spreads itself from the scalp 
over the whole body; sensation as of a current of cold air on 
uncovered parts; external coldness with internal heat; shudder- 
ing, alternating with heat; one cheek hot without redness, the 
other red without heat. 
3. Burning heat evenings in bed, often only on the right side, 
with restlessness and disposition to uncovering; one hand burn- 
ing hot (and pale), the other cold (and red.) 
4. Sticky sweat which smells like musk, in the morning. 
Muriatic Acid. 
1. Pulse weak and slow and intermitting every third beat. 
2. Chill predominates; evening chill with cold sensation on 
the back, with external warmth and burning of the face; shud- 
dering over the whole body with hot cheeks and cold hands; 
chill and heat without thirst. 
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ness of the whole body; burning heat, especially at the palms 
of the hands and soles of the feet. 
4. Sweat in the first sleep, till midnight, especially on the head 
and back; night and morning sweat; evening in bed the sweat 
on the feet is cold at the beginning. 
Natrum-carb. 
1. Pulse, in the night, most excited, with ebullition of blood 
through the whole body. 
2. Chill and internal chilliness with shuddering, the whole 
day, most in the forenoon, with cold hands and feet, and hot 
head, or the reverse, with warm hands and cold cheeks; even- 
ing chilliness with dull confusion (eingenorrimenheit) of the head, 
followed by heat, with sleep. 
3. Heat with weakness and sleep (without headache, which, 
with Natrum-mur., is very severe) ; heat running from the neck 
downward to the back, and disturbed temper; heat with con- 
comitant sweat over the whole body. 
4. Copious, anxious sweat from the least movement; burning 
on the forehead where the hat touches; copious night-sweats; 
night-sweat alternating with dryness of the skin ; cold, anxious 
sweat with the pains. 
Natrum-muriaticum. 
1. Pulse extremely irregular, often intermittent, especially if 
lying on the left side, with throbbing and swelling of the blood- 
vessels ; pulse now quick and weak, and now full and slow; the 
pulse-beat perceptibly shakes the whole body. 
2. Chill predominating, mostly internal, as if from deficient 
bodily warmth, with icy-cold hands and feet, most in the 
evening; long-continued chill from morning to noon. 
3. Burning heat with the severest headache, often with shud- 
dering on the back, and sweat on the epigastrium and soles of 
the feet; long-continued heat afternoons, with the severest head- 
ache, with inability to think, which gradually disappears in the 
subsequent sweating; with the heat there is mostly great thirst. 
4. Copious sweating in which most of the ailments which ap- 
pear with the fever cease; much sweating during the day and INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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great disposition to this from every movement; night and 
morning-sweats; debilitating, somewhat sour-smelling sweat. 
Nitric Acid. 
1. Pulse uncommonly irregular; after one normal beat often 
follow two small and quick, and the fourth intermits; alter- 
nating hard, quick, and small beats. 
2. Chill most afternoons and evenings, as well as after lying 
down; chill with concomitant internal heat; chill in the morn- 
ing in bed, often preceding heat; constant chilliness. 
3. Heat, especially on the face and hands; burning heat with 
sweating hands; nocturnal, internal, dry heat with inclination 
to uncovering; after eating, heat with sweat and great weak- 
ness. 
4. Sweat every night, or every other night, most on the side 
on which one lies; sour, or offensive, or like horse-urine smell- 
ing sweat. 
Nux-moschata. 
1. Pulse somewhat quickened, as if from ebullition of blood. 
2. Chill from every uncovering, and coldness in the open air, 
especially in damp, cold air, with great paleness of the face, im- 
mediately disappearing in a warm room; cold sensation on the 
feet with heat of the hands; chilliness in the evening with great 
sleepiness; chill and coma predominant. 
3. Heat of the face and hands forenoons, with hypochondriac 
disposition, thirstlessness, and dryness of the mouth and throat. 
4. Slight sweating, which sometimes is red like blood. 
Nux-vomica. 
1. Pulse full, hard, and quickened, especially during the 
heat; pulse small and quick, the fourth or fifth beat intermit- 
ting; pulse imperceptible. 
2. Chill and coldness not relieved by extreme warmth; chill 
and shuddering, evening and night in bed till morning, increased 
by every movement and by drinking; chill with heat of the face; 
chill alternating with heat; chill and shuddering while moving 
in the cold, open air; sleep between chill and heat. 
3. Universal, internal, burning heat; nocturnal heat without 
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ment, also in the open air; heat with aversion to uncovering, and 
at the same time chill; heat with disposition to uncovering, from 
which appear other ailments; heat before the chill; heat of single 
parts with chill and shuddering in others; heat which is as if 
streaming from the throat. 
4. Sweat after midnight and mornings; sour or offensive 
sweat; sweat one-sided or only on the upper part of the body; 
cold, sticky sweat on the face; sweat with relief, especially of 
the pains of the limbs. 
Opium. 
1. Pulse very various, full and slow; with difficult morning 
respiration; quick and hard with heat and rapid, anxious respi- 
ration ; toward the end weak and intermitting. 
2. Chill and diminished bodily warmth with benumbing and 
weak, hardly-perceptible pulse; the whole body is stiff and cold; 
coldness only on the limbs. 
3. Heat with sweating skin predominates, extending itself 
from the head or stomach over the whole body; burning heat 
of the whole sweating body, with great redness of the face, and 
subsequent snoring sleep; heat with disposition to uncovering. 
4. Copious sweat over the whole, burning, hot body, with 
snoring sleep; in the morning general, copious sweating with 
disposition to uncovering; sweat on the upper part of the body, 
with dry heat of the lower part; cold sweat on the forehead. 
Paris-quadrifolia, 
1. Pulse full, but slow. 
2. Chill most toward evening, with internal trembling; one- 
sided chill, right, with warmth of the other side; during the 
chill sense of contraction of the skin and all parts of the body; 
chilliness with goose-flesh ; nights, in bed almost constant cold 
feet. 
3. Heat from the neck down to the back; heat with sweat on 
the upper part of the body. 
4. Sweat in the morning on waking, with biting itching. 
Petroleum. 
1. Pulse, from every movement, is made stronger, full, and 
accelerated; in repose immediately becomes slow. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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2. Chill mostly toward evening, earlier or later; chilliness 
through the whole body with subsequent severe itching; in the 
evening, internal chill and heat at the same time; chilliness in 
the open air; chill with headache and excessive coldness of face 
and hands. 
3. Heat in the evening after a chill, with cold feet; heat after 
midnight and mornings, in bed; flying heat over the whole 
body, in repeated attacks in the day-time (six to ten); sensa- 
tions of heat over the whole body, and great burning of the 
skin. 
4. Copious sweat every night; slight sweating, especially on 
the forearms and legs; sweat immediately after the chill with- 
out preceding heat. 
Phosphorus. 
1. Pulse various; generally quickened, at the same time full 
and hard, but sometimes weak and small; more seldom slow 
and intermitting; strong ebullition of blood and throbbing of 
the carotids. 
2. Chill almost only in the evening, without thirst, with aver- 
sion to every uncovering, and greatly swollen veins of the hands; 
internal chill with shuddering, not relieved by the warmth of 
the stove; chill and heat alternating at night; chilliness in the 
evening till midnight, with great weakness and sleep ; nocturnal 
chill with diarrhoea; chill running down the back. 
3. Flying heat over the whole body, but first on the hands ; 
universal, anxious heat afternoons and evenings, with burning 
on the hands and face; nocturnal heat which prevents sleep, 
mostly after midnight; heat rising up the back; heat with 
coma. 
4. Sweat, most on the head, hands, and feet, with copious 
urine; sweat only on the forepart of the body; after midnight 
and in the morning copious sweating followed by great weak- 
ness ; sticky sweat; the transpiration often smells like sulphur. 
Phosphoric Acid. 
1. Pulse irregular, sometimes intermitting one or two beats, 
mostly small, weak, but quick, but often full and strong ; great 
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2. Chill with shuddering and shaking; generally evenings; 
chill and heat alternating in frequent attacks ; one-sided cold 
sensation on the face ; during the chill an especial sensitive cold 
sensation in the ends of the fingers and in the abdomen. 
3. Internal, dry heat, without thirst, and without complaints, 
at all times of the day ; general heat with loss of consciousness 
and coma; anxious heat in the evening, with strong ebullition 
of blood ; heat of head with cold feet. 
4. Sweat most on the occiput and neck while sleeping in the 
daytime ; copious night and morning sweatings, with anxiety ; 
uncommon disposition to sweating day and night; sticky sweat. 
Platina. 
1. Pulse small and weak, and often trembling. 
2. Chill in the evening with trembling, and sensation of 
trembling through the whole body; shaking chill in passing 
from a room into the open (even warm) air; chill and chilliness 
predominates, with pettishness, which passes off later in the 
heat; alternations of chill and symptoms of intellect and dispo- 
sition. 
3. Heat with sensation of burning redness of face when these 
are neither noticeable or present; flying heat mingled with 
shuddering; gradually increasing and gradually diminishing 
heat. 
4. Sweat only with sleep, which disappears immediately on 
waking. 
Plumbum. 
1. Pulse very various and irregular; mostly small and con- 
tracted and slow ; sometimes hard and slow ; sometimes also 
small and quickened ; seldom full and feverish or intermittent. 
2. Chill predominates, which increases toward evening, with 
great thirst and redness of the face; in the evening internal 
chill with external heat; chilliness in all the limbs; coldness in 
the open air and from motion. 
3. Heat with thirst, anxiety, redness of the face, and sleepi- 
ness; evenings and nights internal heat, with yellowness of the 
whole inner mouth. 
4. Sweat anxious, cold, or sticky. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Pulsatilla. 
1. Pulse weak and small, often hardly perceptible, but quick- 
ened ; seldom slow ; evenings throbbing in the blood-vessels ; 
swollen veins in the evening heat. 
2. Chill, coldness and shuddering predominate ; constant in- 
ternal chilliness, even in a warm room ; chill increased toward 
evening ; chill with the pains ; chilliness with overrunning heat; 
one-sided coldness with sensation of numbness ; in the evening 
cold drawings through the back; evenings and before midnight 
constant running chill without shuddering; thirst before the 
chill and before the heat, seldom with either. 
3. Heat after the chill, with anxiety and redness of the face ; 
general internal, dry heat, without external heat, evenings or 
nights; heat of the face or of one hand, with coldness of the 
other; heat of the body with coldness of the extremities ; at- 
tacks of anxious heat as if hot water were poured over one. 
4. Copious sweat in the night or morning ; sweat during 
sleep; soon disappears on waking ; easy sweating in the day- 
time ; one-sided sweat, sometimes only on the face and hairy scalp; 
night-sweat with benumbing coma ; sweat often smells sweetish, 
sour, or moldy, or like musk, and is sometimes cold. 
Ranunculus-bulbosus. 
1. Pulse evenings hard and full and quick; mornings slow. 
2. Chill predominant, with heat of the face, mostly after- 
noons and evenings ; after the (noon) meal chilliness, with heat 
of the face ; in the open air he chills, most external, on the 
covered chest; the fever often consists merely of chill. 
3. Heat in the evening, especially on the face, often only one- 
sided (right), with cold hands (and feet); heat with co-existent 
internal chill. 
4. Sweat but little, and only in the morning on waking. 
Ranunculus-sceleratus. 
1. Pulse quick, full but weak, with the nocturnal heat. 
2. Chill and chilliness while eating. 
3. Heat in the evening in a room, after going in the open air ; 
nocturnal, dry heat, with great thirst, and strong ebullition of 
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4. Nocturnal sweat after the heat toward morning, most on 
the forehead. 
Rheum. 
1. Pulse only a little quickened. 
2. Chill alternating with heat; one cheek red the other pale ; 
internal shuddering with external warmth. 
3. Heat over the whole body, most on the hands and feet, 
with cold face ; heat preponderates. 
4. Sweat from the least movement; cold sweat about the 
mouth and nose; sweat on the forehead and scalp; the sweat is 
yellow and smells like rhubarb. 
Rhododendron. 
1. Pulse weak and slow. 
2. Chill over the whole body mornings, in bed, and in day 
while cold air blows on him ; chill alternating with heat; in the 
evening and often lying down, icy-cold feet for long time in 
bed. 
3. Heat in the evening, with cold feet; sensation of warmth 
in the hands, although they are cold to touch ; evenings feverish 
heat, with burning of the face. 
4. Copious, debilitating sweat, especially while moving in the 
open air; offensive sweat on the arm-pits; aromatic-smelling 
sweat; while sweating itching and crawling on the skin as if 
from insects. 
Rhus-toxicodendron. 
1. Pulse irregular, generally accelerated, but weak, languid, 
and soft, sometimes imperceptible and intermitting. 
2. Chill most frequently in the evening, often going from the 
feet or the shoulder-blades ; chill as if cold water were poured 
over him, or as if the blood ran cold through the veins ; cold 
sensation from every movement; chill with increased pains, 
especially in the limbs; chill with heat and redness of the face; 
chill and heat in rapid alternation ; one-sided chill; coldness of 
the right side with heat of the left; coldness of the head and 
back side of the body, with heat of the forepart; coldness and 
paleness of the face, alternating with heat and redness. 
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relief of accompanying symptoms and pains in the limbs ; uni- 
versal heat as from pouring hot water over one, or as if the 
blood ran hot through the veins ; flying heat with sweat going 
from the umbilicus, often alternating with chill; heat with net- 
tle rash. 
4. Universal sweating, mostly during the heat, often exclud- 
ing the face; copious night and morning sweats; moldy, offen- 
sive, or sour smelling sweat. Sweat with the pains while sit- 
ting ; while sweating, severe itching of the eruption. 
Ruta Graveolens. 
1. Pulse somewhat quickened during the heat. 
2. Internal chill, with shaking and shuddering, even by a 
warm stove. Running chill over one side of the head. Chill 
mostly on the back, which runs upward and downward. Chill, 
with heat of the face and great thirst. 
3. Heat over the whole body; most in the afternoon, with- 
out thirst, but with anxiety, restlessness, and oppressed breath- 
ing; external and internal heat of the face with red cheeks, and 
cold hands and feet; frequent sudden attacks of flashes of 
heat. 
4. Cold sweat on the face in the morning in bed; general 
sweat after going in the open air. 
Sabadilla. 
1. Pulse small but somewhat jerking. Great ebullition of 
blood and throbbing of vessels. Sensation of staguation of the 
blood. 
2. Chill afternoons or evenings, returning exactly at the same 
hour, often without subsequent heat. Chill predominating, es- 
pecially on the extremities, with heat of the face. The shud- 
dering chill constantly from below upward. The chill is re- 
lieved by the warmth of the stove. 
3. Heat, most on the head and face, often interrupted by shud- 
dering chill, constantly recurring at the same hour, thirst only 
between the chill and heat. Sweat often with the heat. Nights 
and mornings internal heat. 
4. Sweat mornings in sleep. Hot sweat on the face with cold 
on all the rest of the body. 64 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
Sabina. 
1. Pulse irregular, mostly quick, strong, and tense. Strong 
throbbing of the vessels of the whole body. 
2. Chill in the evening, with repeated cold sliudderings. 
Great coldness through the day. Shuddering with darkness 
before the eyes, and subsequent sleepiness. Cold sensation in 
the whole (right) leg. 
3. Insupportable, burning heat of the whole body, with great 
restlessness. Flashing heat of the face, with chill of all the 
rest of the body and cold hands and feet. 
4. Sweat every night. 
Sambucus. 
1. Pulse various; mostly small and very quick; sometimes 
intermitting; often also full and slow. Great ebullition of blood 
in the body. 
2. Chill running over the whole body, with crawling here and 
there. Shuddering chill with very cold hands and feet. 
3. Dry heat over the whole body as soon as he sleeps, after 
lying down, with aversion to uncovering, without thirst. Burn- 
ing heat of the face, with cold feet. 
4. Uncommonly copious sweating day and night, but only 
while awake, first breaking out on the face, and continuing even 
into the apyrexia. Extremely debilitating sweat. Universal 
night-sweat, except of the head, increased toward morning. 
Constant sweating while awake, which, during sleep, passes into 
dry heat. 
Sarsaparilla. 
1. Pulse somewhat quickened, with great ebullition of blood, 
mostly toward evening. 
2. Chill predominant day and night. Frequent shuddering 
chills, most in the forenoon, running from below upward. Cold- 
ness of the whole body, most on the feet, except the face and 
chest, also by a warm stove. He is worse during the chills. 
3. Heat in the evening, with ebullition of blood and palpita- 
tion of the heart. Evening sensation of warmth with increased 
sense of improvement. 
4. Sweat evenings, with the heat, but only on the forehead. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Scilla. 
1. Pulse small and slow, but somewhat hard. 
2. Nocturnal internal chill, with external heat. Chilliness 
toward evening, while walking, not while sitting. 
3. Dry, burning, internal heat of the whole body predomi- 
nates, with cold hands and feet, and intolerance of uncovering; 
great sense of heat in the whole body afternoons and evenings, 
mostly with cold feet. Chill and pains from every uncover- 
ing during the heat. 
4. Sweat wholly wanting. Absence of transpiration even 
with the greatest burning heat. 
Secale-cornutum. 
1. Pulse often unchanged, even in the severest attacks. Pulse 
mostly slow and contracted, sometimes intermitting or suppressed, 
only in the heat somewhat quickened. 
2. Severe but brief chills, with internal, burning heat, soon 
following with great thirst. Unpleasant sensation of coldness 
in the back, in the abdomen and limbs. 
3. Great, long-continued, dry heat, with great restlessness and 
great thirst. 
4. Sweat, especially on the upper part of the body. Uni- 
versal, cold, sticky sweat. 
Selenium. 
1. Pulse but little quickened, even with great ebullition of 
blood. 
2. Constant chill, alternating with heat. 
3. Mostly external heat, like burning in the skin, and only 
on single parts. 
4. Very great sweat, especially on the chest, in the arm-pits, 
and on the genitals; sweat from the least movement; sweat in 
every sleep, both day and night; excessively easy sweating; 
the sweat makes a yellowish or white stiff spot on the linen. 
Polygala senega. 
1. Pulse irregular, mostly hard and quickened, with great 
blood ebullition ; seldom soft. 
2. Chill and chilliness, almost only in the open air, with 
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over the back, with heat of the face, chest affections, and other 
sufferings. 
3. Only rapid flashes of heat. 
4. Sweat wholly wanting, and appears only in the secondary 
effects of the drug. 
Sepia. 
1. Pulse at night rapid and full, and then often intermitting ; 
in the day, slow. The pulse is especially accelerated by anger 
and motion; great ebullition of blood and throbbing of the ves- 
sels. 
2. Chill often appears first after previous heat; chilliness in 
the evening in the open air, and from every movement; chill, 
alternating with heat; more thirst with the chill than with the 
heat; shuddering chill with the pains; deficient animal heat. 
3. Attacks of flying heat in the daytime, especially afternoons 
and evenings, as well while sitting as when going in the open 
air, and from mental excitement, mostly with thirst and redness 
of the face ; attacks of heat, as from hot water poured over one. 
4. Sweat copious, more after than during movement; con- 
tinued debilitating sweat; constant night and morning sweat- 
ing ; sweat only on the upper part of the body; sweat, anxious, 
offensive, sour, or smelling like elder blossoms. 
Silicea. 
1. Pulse small, but hard and quick ; often irregular, and then 
sometimes slow ; the blood is very easily in ebullition. 
2. Strong chill evening in bed, increased by every uncover- 
ing; great chilliness, especially from every movement; constant 
internal chilliness and want of animal heat. 
3. Heat predominant; frequent short attacks of flying heat in 
the daytime, most on the face ; universal heat, with great thirst 
afternoons, evenings, or through the whole night; in the day- 
time, typical recurring heat, without previous chill, followed by 
slight sAveat. 
4. Debilitating sweat in the night or only in the morning; 
sweat from moderate movements, most on the head and face; 
great sweating only on the head ; nocturnal sour or offensive 
sweat; sweat wholly wanting. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Spigelia. 
1. Pulse irregular, mostly strong and slow ; pulse trembling; 
pulse quicker in the evening, slower in the morning. 
2. Chill in the morning, often recurring at the same hour; 
chill, alternating with heat or sweat; chill of single parts with 
warmth of others ; universal running chill, with concomitant 
heat; chilliness from the least movement; the chill proceeds 
from the chest. 
3. Heat, especially on the back ; nocturnal flying heat, with 
thirst for beer, and heat of face and hands with chill on the 
back. 
4. Nocturnal, offensive sweat, with concomitant heat; sticky 
sweat on the hands ; cold sweat. 
Spongia-tosta. 
1. Pulse very quick, full, and hard; strong ebullition of 
blood and swelling of the veins. 
2. Chill, with shaking, even by a warm stove, most on the 
back. 
3. Great heat, soon after the chill, with dry, burning skin 
over the whole body, with exception of the thighs, which re- 
main cold, numb, and chilly ; attacks of overrunning, flying 
heat; anxious heat, with red cheeks and weeping and inconsola- 
ble disposition. 
4. Evenings, cool sweat on the face ; morning, sweat over the 
whole body. 
Stannum. 
1. Pulse small and quick. 
2. Evening chill, especially over the back, often preceding 
heat, with sweat; shuddering chill daily about ten o’clock fore- 
noon ; chill mostly on the head ; with slight chill, strong chat- 
tering of the teeth, as if from convulsion of the masticatory 
muscles; in a shuddering chill, in the forenoon, great sensation 
of numbness in the ends of the fingers. 
3. Heat in the afternoon (from four to five o’clock), recur- 
ring daily, with concomitant sweat; burning heat in the limbs 
every evening, most on the hands; anxious heat, as if sweat 
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from the least movement; predominant internal sensation of 
heat. 
4. Very debilitating sweat nights and in the morning, most 
on the throat; very debilitating universal sweat from the least 
movement; damp or moldy-smelling sweat. 
Staphisagria. 
1. Pulse very quick, but small and often trembling. 
2. Chill and coldness predominate; chill and coldness in the 
evening, often without subsequent heat; evenings, severe chill, 
with shaking and shuddering and heat of the face ; shuddering 
chill afternoons (three o’clock), from movement in the open air 
relieved; chill from the back up over the head, even by a warm 
stove; chill running down the back. 
3. External heat, with thirst after midnight, followed by 
chill toward morning ; nocturnal, burning heat, with disposition 
to uncovering, especially of the hands and feet. 
4. Copious sweat and great inclination to sweating (inability 
to sweat, with headache and paleness of the face). Nocturnal 
sweat, smelling like spoiled eggs. Cold sweat on the forehead 
and on the feet. 
Stramonium. 
1. Pulse extremely irregular, mostly full, hard, and acceler- 
ated ; then, again, small and quick ; sometimes slow and hardly 
perceptible; also intermittent and trembling. 
2. Chill and universal coldness, with redness of the face and 
jerking, often very long continued. > Universal coldness after- 
noons after previous heat of the head and face, and subsequent 
universal heat. During the chill uncommon sensibility to un- 
covering. Chill running down the back. 
3. Heat of the whole body, with vivid redness of the face, 
mostly with concomitant sweat; hot, red face, with cold hands 
and feet; anxious heat with vomiting. 
4. Copious sweat, even with the heat, over the whole body, 
with great thirst; oily, offensive sweat; universal cold sweat. 
Strontium. 
1. Pulse full and hard, with strong throbbing in the vessels. * 
2. Chill in the forenoon, running down from the back to the INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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back part of the thighs. Shuddering chill over the head and 
shoulder-blades. 
3. Nocturnal dry heat, with thirst. Heat which streams 
from the nose and mouth. 
4. Sweat in the morning. Nocturnal sweat, mostly on the 
painful part, with increase of the pain from uncovering. 
Sulphur. 
1. Pulse full, hard, and somewhat quickened, sometimes inter- 
mitting. 
2. Chill and chilliness, mostly internal and without thirst, 
mostly evenings, but also at other times of the day. External 
chill with concomitant internal heat and redness of the face. 
Severe chill at night in bed. Chills in the forenoon, in the 
afternoon heat, with cold feet. Chill with thirst, after previous 
heat. Chill going out from the toes. Chill running up the 
back. 
3. Afternoons and evenings heat, with dry skin and great 
thirst. Frequent attacks of flying heat. Great heat at night, 
without thirst, often preceding chill with thirst. 
4. Sweat nights and mornings. Copious sour smelling sweat 
the whole night. Evening sweat, most on the hands. Copious 
sweat from the least movement. Anxious, debilitating sweat, 
empyreumatic, sour-smelling, seldom offensive, sometimes also 
cold sweat. Night-sweat, only on the nape of the neck and 
occiput. 
Sulphuric-acid. 
1. Pulse small and weak, but quick. 
2. Chill in the daytime, mostly in a room, relieved by move- 
ment in the open air. Frequent shudderings running down the 
body. 
3. Heat in the evening, also after lying down in bed. Fre- 
quent flashes of heat in the evening, especially after movement. 
Attacks of flashing heat with concomitant sweat (in the climac- 
teric period). 
4. Copious sweat, most on the upper part of the body. Co- 
pious sweating on the feet. Sweat from every movement, which 
continues long after sitting down; sour sweat; cold sweat im- 
mediately after eating warm food. 70 
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Taraxicum. 
1. Pulse? 
2. Chill and chilliness, especially after eating and drinking* 
General chill, with headache. Shuddering chill in the open 
air. 
3. Heat at night on waking, especially on the face and hands. 
4. Very copious sweat the whole night, most in the first sleep 
before midnight. Greatly debilitating' sweat, which causes 
smarting of the skin. 
Thuja-occidentalis. 
1. Pulse slow and weak, in the morning; in the evening 
quick and full. Strong throbbing in the veins evenings. Great 
swelling of the veins. 
2. Attacks of chill at different times of the day, most toward 
evening. Chill on the left side of the body, which is cold to 
the touch. After midnight and morning chill without thirst. 
Internal chill with external heat and great thirst. 
3. Heat evenings, especially of the face. Burning of the 
face without redness. Dry heat of covered parts. 
4. Sweat at the beginning of sleep. Sweat of the uncovered 
parts of the body, with dry heat of the covered, and the re- 
verse. Anxious, sometimes cold sweat. Sweat immediately 
after the chill without heat. The sweat is often fatty, some- 
times offensive, or sweetish smelling, like honey. 
Valeriana-officinalis. 
1. Pulse very irregular and unequal, mostly very quick and 
somewhat tense, but also at times small and weak. 
2. Brief attacks of chill which soon pass into protracted heat. 
The shuddering chills start mostly from the neck and run down 
the back. 
3. Predominant, long-continued, and universal heat, often 
with sweat on the face. Flashing heat of the face. Increased 
heat evenings and when eating. Predominant heat with thirst. 
4. Copious sweat, especially nights, and from movement, with 
great continued heat. Frequent, sudden attacks of sweating, 
especially on the face and forehead, which disappear equally 
sudden. INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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V eratrum-album. 
1. Pulse irregular, most frequently small and thready, weak 
and slow, often lost and wholly imperceptible, seldom hard and 
quick. The blood runs like cold water through the veins. 
2. Chill and coldness, mostly external, with internal heat, 
and cold, sticky sweat. Shuddering chill, with sweat, which, 
with the sweat, passes into universal chill. Predominant chill 
and coldness, running from above downward. Chill alternating 
with heat. Chill increased by drinking. Icy coldness of the 
whole body. 
3. Almost only internal heat with thirst, without desire to 
drink. Heat evenings, with sweat. Heat rapidly alternating 
with chill. Alternating chill here and there on single parts. 
4. Copious sweats mornings and evenings, or through the 
whole night, as well as with every stool. Cold, sticky, sour, or 
offensive, sometimes bitter-smelling or yellow-staining sweat, 
constantly with deadly paleness of the face. Cold sweat over 
the whole body, most on the forehead. Easy sweating in the 
daytime from every movement. 
Vitex Agnus Castus. 
1. Pulse weak and slow, often imperceptible. 
2. Internal chill with trembling; with external warmth of 
the skin, chill alternating with heat; great chilliness, with 
cold hands ; chill predominates. 
3. Overrunning, burning heat, mostly on the face, with cold 
knees, evenings, in bed. 
4. Sweat, mostly on the hands, while going in the open air. 
Zincum. 
1. Pulse, evenings, small and quick; in the morning and 
daytime slower; pulse sometimes intermittent; great throbbing 
of blood-vessels during the heat. 
2. Chill, mostly beginning after eating, and continuing till 
late in the evening, and even in bed; shuddering chill in the 
open air, and from touching a cold object; frequent alternations 
of chill and heat in the daytime; shuddering chill, which runs 
down the back; shuddering chill before an approaching storm; 
constant external chilliness with increased internal warmth. 
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anxious sensation of heat, without external heat, through the 
night; heat of the face with cool body, forenoons; flashes of 
flying heat with great trembling and short, hot breath. 
4. Copious sweat through the night with inclination to un- 
covering; very slight sweating through the day, from move- 
ment ; offensive sweat. 
The above groups of symptoms produced by the drugs 
named are far from being the whole number recorded as hav- 
ing resulted from the provings which have given us our materia 
medica, by which resemblances to the elements of this fever 
have been disclosed, thus exposing the relationship of curatives 
to this troublesome disease. Indeed some of the most import- 
ant remedies for the fever are not found named here, the ob- 
ject being, not to present a complete view of our armamentarium 
for the conquest of this fever, but, as has been said, to give a 
sufficient number of these groups for such a comparative study 
of this element of drug action as will enable one, after familiar- 
izing himself with these and with their differentiations, the 
more readily to recognize the similar differentiations in examples 
of disease he may be called to treat, in which differentiations 
the relationship of curatives to diseases only is found. If many 
of these seem, on a cursory perusal, to be but little other than 
in each a repetition of the facts of the other, a careful study 
will bring out the differences which characterize each, and by 
which each is related to the case, the specific for which it thus 
stands declared. If, to the unpracticed, these sometimes may 
seem to be trifles, let him remember that in pathogenesis and 
symptomatology there are no such things as trifles. Symptoms 
which to the diagnostician may be but of trifling import are 
often decisive in choice of the specific. 
Not only are the drugs represented in the groups of symptoms 
givenabovenot all of those related to intermittent fever by similar 
symptoms, but elements of their own action, or hints from these 
more or less decisive in the choice of them, for cases in which 
they may be found the specifics are omitted. We shall add a 
few of these hints or helps to right selection of remedies in cases 
for which we have to care. 
We will, in addition to what we have already said of Aconite, INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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remark that it will seldom be found curative in this fever, in 
cases where the morale is tranquil. It is here, as in most sick- 
nesses for which it is the appropriate remedy, that loud com- 
plainings and restless, fearing, anxious morale is met. The in- 
tolerance of the bed-covering during the heat, which it manifests 
and shares with some other remedies, is a reason for its selection 
of some weight, if the other symptoms of Aconite are present, 
especially its peculiar morale—i. e., where the symptoms of a 
case are so found in two or more drugs as to put the prescriber 
in doubt which he shall choose, this intolerance may be a decid- 
ing symptom. The same may be said of “ sweat mostly on 
parts covered.” 
Of Apis, it may be noted, its chilliness with heat of hands 
and feet, in this being nearly the opposite of Belladonna, which 
has cold hands aud feet, with hot head and face. 
Arnica.—In addition to the symptoms of this drug given, 
which are quite characteristic and remarkable, it may not be 
amiss to say that in the beginning of the treatment of a case 
which has been unsuccessfully treated with abusing doses of 
Quinine, and notwithstanding the quasi old school “bragging” 
of success with this drug (recently mixed in the description of 
the treatment of this fever by pretending homceopathists, who 
should have known better), there are many such met. Arnica 
is often the very best remedy with which to begin to remedy 
the evils of this so unscientific and mischievous practice. It has 
brought prompt relief and 'made a really scientific (i. e.,a ho- 
moeopathic) cure possible and easy by properly-selected homoeo- 
pathic remedies, often this antidote to Quinine. 
Arsenicum, perhaps after Quinine, the most frequently-admin- 
istered remedy for this fever, both by old school and new, is no 
more a universal specific for the disease than is its near relative 
Cinchona. It is worthy of remark, and a fact of no little in- 
terest, that though these two drugs are so similar in many of 
their recorded effects on the organism, in those by which they are 
homoeopathically related to this fever, they are so nearly exact 
opposites. The one notable fact in the elements of arsenical 
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the indefiniteness and irregularity of their expression ; and often 
one of the paroxysmal elements is wanting altogether. The 
chill and heat may either or both be slight, mixed, i. e., present 
at the same time, or alternating, in more or less rapid succession, 
or be wholly wanting in symmetry of proportion as to intensity 
and duration of action. With Cinchona the opposite is true. 
The paroxysmal elements are clearly expressed, the three being 
in symmetrical proportion each to the other as to intensity and 
duration, and each always present. Cinchona is rarely curative 
where the paroxysm is imperfectly expressed in either of its 
three constituent elements. The chill, heat, and sweating are 
each distinct. In the element of thirst, the two drugs have 
distinct characteristics. Arsenic has great thirst in all the stages 
of the paroxysm, but the patient drinks but little at a time, as if 
it were rather a sense of dryness of the mouth and throat than 
ordinary thirst. It has also an intense, inextinguishable thirst 
for cold drinks, which is not satisfied with the small quantity of 
liquid, as in the other form. In other cases the thirst is wanting 
throughout the paroxysm. The thirst of Cinchona is different 
and peculiar. It is present before or after the chill, and not 
with it, as also with the heat. It is before the chill, between 
this and the heat, and not with either, and is great with the sweat, 
and always for cold, drinks. Arsenic is also often curative of 
cases complicated with the effects of the abuse of Cinchona or 
any of its constituent elements. If, with other similar symp- 
toms of Arsenic there be its characteristic bodily restlessness, 
which does not permit rest in any one place or position, it may 
be given with expectation of curative results. If, on the other 
hand, there be bodily tranquillity, the remedy should not be 
given but for the strongest reasons—i. e.} many other and clearly- 
expressed symptoms of the drug. 
Belladonna may be given with confidence if there be coldness 
of the extremities with heat of the body and face, and all the 
more if there be delirium with the heat. It is a reason for com- 
parison of a case with this drug if the chill be initiated in and 
'proceeds from the arms. It is to be borne in mind when Bella- 
donna is examined, with reference to its administration in this INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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fever, that most of its actions on the organism are characterized 
by violence. Those by which its relationship to this fever is 
declared are not exceptions to this general characteristic. It 
can be called for but seldom in cases where the morbid phenom- 
ena are but mildly expressed. 
Bryonia, in its febrile is characterized by vio- 
lence of expression. The pulse is full, hard, quick, tense. The 
chill is likely to be predominant, accompanied by thirst. The 
heat is burning, as if the blood burned in the veins. The sweat 
is copious. It presents in its morale a double character, sirni- 
lating Pulsatilla in its despondency and fearfulness in the one 
part, and Nux-vomica in its proneness to petulance and anger, 
does not like to be disturbed, and is averse to movement. In 
this last it is differentiated from Pulsatilla, the pains of which 
are, for the most part, relieved by movement, and intensified by 
repose, especially by lying in bed. 
Cantharis has two peculiarities which may readily indicate it 
to the prescriber. First, chill followed by thirst, without heat. 
Second, the urinous smell of the sweat. 
Capsicum is a remedy often called for in the treatment of in- 
termittents. It may be profitably studied in connection with 
Carb-an., Carb-veg., and Ignatia. The attack of each is 
mostly in the evening, and the chill is with thirst. The chill 
is predominant in each. I have no recollection of curing this 
fever with either Caps., Carbo-veg., or Ignatia, where the 
paroxysm was not initiated with chill, in the evening, with 
thirst. If the sweat follows the chill immediately, omitting 
the heat, in these circumstances, this will decide the choice for 
Caps, excluding its then allied associates. If the chill be re- 
lieved by external warmth, or the concomitant symptoms of the 
fever are relieved by eating, these facts will decide the choice 
for Ignatia. If the sweat be toward morning, or in the day- 
time from slight exertion, and if it colors the linen yellow, or 
if it be most on the thighs, it will indicate Carbo-an. If the 
chill be of the left side, or accompanied by great weakness, and 
there be many concomitant symptoms developed during the heat, 
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veg. In the absence of these distinguishing characteristics of 
the different members of this group of remedies, in cases where 
the similar symptoms of it, as given above, leave the prescriber 
in doubt as to which is the true specific for his case, the decision 
of the choice must be determined by the concomitant symptoms 
of the case in hand. This rule applies to all cases where the 
general symptoms are so similar to those of two or more drugs 
as to leave the prescriber in doubt as to which he shall select. 
Causticum, if the chill be predominant, with coldness of the 
whole left side of the body ; or the chill be characterized by in- 
ternal coldness and passes into the sweat without preceding heat. 
[See Caps.~\ Morning sweat at four o’clock. 
Chamomilla is characterized by chill and shuddering of 
single parts of the body, while there is at the same time heat of 
other parts. Chill and coldness of the whole body with heat of 
face and hot breath. Heat and shuddering chill mixed, with 
one red and one pale cheek. Anxious heat with sweat on face 
and scalp. Sweat in sleep, most on the head and sour smelling. 
Chelidonium-majus.—Chill internal, in the open air, which 
disappears in a room. Violent chill and coldness, most on 
hands and feet. [See Menyanthes.~\ Sweat in the night and 
morning, which disappears soon after waking. 
China. [See Arsenicum.] 
Cicuta-virosa.—The chill and coldness go from the chest and 
run over the extremities. Heat slight and only internal. 
Gina.—Chill rises from the thighs to the head. Chill not re- 
lieved by external warmth. With canine hunger, nausea, clean 
tongue, vomiting, and diarrhoea. Vomiting of food first, then 
universal chill, then heat with great thirst. Heat with delirium. 
Glematis-ereeta.—Chill then sweat without preceding heat. 
[Compare with Bry., Caps., Caust., Dig., Lyc., Mez., Petr., 
Rhus-tox., Thuja, and Verat.] 
Cocculus.—Constant chilliness with hot skin. Sweat on pain- 
ful parts. 
Coffea-cruda.—Chill increased by the beginning of every 
movement. Frequently recurring, internal shuddering chill with 
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with internal or external warmth. Dry heat at night with de- 
lirium. [See Cina.~\ 
Colocynth.—Coldness of the hands or feet with warmth of the 
body. Chill and shuddering with the pains. Sweat at night 
with nrinons smell. [See Canth.~\ 
Conium-maculatum.—Shuddering first then heat with thirst 
and quick pulse, in frequent recurring attacks. Internal chill, 
wakes from sleep at five o’clock in- the morning, with cold 
hands and soles of the feet, with hot face and great weakness 
after eight hours, with increased heat of face. Hot sensation of 
the whole body with perceptible warmth of the skin, dry, sticky 
lips, aversion to drinking, stringy saliva in the mouth, with ag- 
gravation from noises, bright light, and every movement, with 
inclination to sit with closed eyes. 
Crocus, Dulcamara, and Staphisagria may be studied to- 
gether. It will be found all have chill starting from the back. 
But Crocus and Dulcamara have thirst with the chill. Staphis- 
agria has not. Crocus and Staphisagria have great thirst with 
the heat, while it is but slight with Dulcamara, or it has none 
at all. Dulcamara and Staphisagria have frequent urination 
during the chill, Crocus has not; Dulcamara has involuntary 
urination, and nausea during the chill, which neither of the 
others has. With Crocus the chill is aggravated by drinking 
and not with the others. With Dulcamara the chill is in- 
creased in a warm room, and not with the others. The attacks 
with Staphisagria are worse in the morning, Crocus in the after- 
noon, and Dulcamara in the evenings. 
For p>aroxysms of the chill returning at the same hour.—Study 
together Bovista, Hellebore, Kali-c., Lycopodium, Sabadilla, Spi- 
gelia, and Thuja. With Bov., chill predominates, with thirst. It 
comes mornings or evenings, and nights ; shuddering proceeding 
from the back ; great coldness of hands and feet. Hell, has 
also predominant chill, with heat of the face; also alternating 
with pains in the joints. The shuddering proceeds from the arms. 
Chill in the daytime ; heat as soon as one lies down in the even- 
ing or daytime, with concomitant sweat; aversion to drink dur- 
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day shuddering chills run over the body ; chills often follow the 
pains. Heat in the mornings in bed ; internal heat with exter- 
nal shuddering, slight sweating in the daytime from motion or 
intellectual effort, or utter absence of sweat. Lycopodium. 
Chill afternoon and evening (from 4 to 8 P. M.), with dead 
hands and feet; chill one side (mostly left); chill followed 
immediately by sweat, without preceding heat. Heat of the left 
part, with coldness of the right; heat running over the whole 
body, mostly toward evening, with frequent drinking of small 
quantities; copious urine, and constipation of the bowels; 
copious sweat, in the daytime from the slightest motion (see 
Kali-c.); most abundant on the face. Sabadilla. Chill after- 
noon and evening, often without subsequent heat ; chill pre- 
dominates, especially on the extremities, with heat of the face. 
The chill runs from below upwards ; heat, if any, is frequently 
interrupted by intercurrent shuddering chills, and always 
returns at the same hour; thirst only between the chill and 
heat; hot sweat on the face and cold on the rest of the body. 
Spigelia. Chill in the morning at the same hour, chill alter- 
nating with either heat or sweat; chill of some parts, with 
warmth of others ; universal morning chill, with concomitant 
heat; chilliness from the least motion. The chill proceeds 
from the chest; heat especially on the back; sweat may be 
offensive (at night), sticky, or cold. Thuja. Chill on the left 
side, which is cold to touch ; chill after midnight and morning, 
without thirst, internal chill, with external heat and great 
thirst; burning heat of the face without redness, dry heat of 
covered parts, sweat on the uncovered parts of the body, and 
dry heat on the covered, or the reverse; sweat following the 
chill immediately, without heat, sweat may be fatty, offensive or 
sweetish smelling. 
There are other remedies which are characterized by the re- 
turn of their intermittent paroxysms at the same hour, which 
may be studied where the case in hand is not represented by 
either of the above with the degree of similarity which will 
warrant its selection as the required curative. These are Apis, 
Cina, Conium, Graphites, Iiepar, Mag-mur., Phosphorus, Stan- INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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num, and Staphisagria. It is to be borne in mind where this 
exact return is met in a case to be treated it is a factor of im- 
portance in the control of the choice of the curative. 
For heat returning at the same hour, study Sabadilla, Silicea, 
and Stannum. The absence of thirst, predominance of the chill, 
which appears afternoon and evening, while the heat, if any, 
comes after midnight and morning, is sufficient to characterize 
Sabadilla. With Silicea the heat is afternoon, evening, and night. 
With Stannum the chill comes forenoon and evening, the heat 
afternoon and evening, and perhaps in short, repeated attacks. 
Sweat recurring at the same hour is found with Ant-cnid., 
Bov., Gina, Ignatia, Sabad., and Spig. For the characteristics 
of the other elements of the paroxysms caused by these drugs, 
Vide ante. 
The time of day of the appearance of the paroxysm is of great 
importance among the group of elements for which we are to 
find a simillimum. Often it is decisive, as between two or more 
similar groups of the right selection. If, for example, one case 
presents us a group similar to Ign., Caps, or Carbo-v., and ap- 
pears at any other hour of the day than evening, to give either 
of them will probably only result in disappointment. In refer- 
ring to this element in our problem of prescribing, we will un- 
derstand morning as beginning at 4 A. M. and ending at 9 A. M.; 
forenoon at 9 A. M. and ending at 12 M.; afternoon beginning at 
12 m. and ending at 4 P. M.; evening beginning at 4 P. M. and 
ending at 9 P. M.; night from 9 P. M. to 4 A. M.; before mid- 
night, from 9 to 12; after midnight, from 12 to 4. With this 
division in mind we shall find the following medicines charac- 
terized by chill in the 
Morning.—Aeon., Agar., Ambr., Anac., Ang., Ant-crud., 
Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bov., Bry., Calad., Calc., 
Carb-an., Carbo-veg., Caust., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Coff., Coloe., 
Con., Creos., Cycl., Dros., Euphras., Graph., Hell., Hep., 
Kali, Led., Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc., Mezer., 
Mur-ac., Nat-c., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-mosch., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, Iihod., Rhus, Sassap., 
Sep., Sil., Spig., Staphisag., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 80 
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Forenoon.—Agar., Alum., Ambr., Am., Ang., Ant-crud., Ant- 
tart., Arm, Ars., Asar., Bar., Bell., Bov., Bry., Calc., Cann., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-veg., Cham., Chin., Cycl., Dros., Euphras., 
Graph., Guai., Kali, Led., Lyc., Mag., Mag-mur., Merc., Mur- 
ac., Nat., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nit-ac., Op., Par., Petr., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Rhus, Sabad,Sassap., 
Sep., Sil., Stann., Staph., Stann., Stront., Sulph., Sulph-ac., 
Thuja, Viol-tr., Zinc. 
Noon.—Alum., Ant-crud., Arg., Asar., Bov., Bry., Calc., 
Kali, Lact., Magn., Nat-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Ran-bulb., 
Stram., Sulph. 
Afternoon.—Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., Ant- 
crud., Apis, Arg., Arm, Ars., Asaf., Asar., Bar., Bell., Bov., 
Bry., Calc., Camph., Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-veg., Caust., 
Cham., China, Cina, Cocc., Coff., Com, Croc., Dig., Dros., 
Euphras., Graph., Guai., Ilyos., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali, Each., 
Lauro., Lyc., Mag., Mag-mur., Mer., Merc., Mez., Natr., Nat- 
mur., Nitr., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Petrol., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Sil., Spig., Spong., Stann., 
Staph., Strain., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Evening.—Aeon., Agar., Alum., Arubra., Amm., Amm- 
mur., Ant-crud., Ant-tart., Apis, Arg., Arm, Ars., Asar., Aur., 
Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Bry., Calad., Calc., Camph., Canth., 
Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-veg., Caust., Cham., Cliel., China, 
Cina, Cocc., Cal., Con., Croc., Cycl., Dulc., Fer., Graph., Guai., 
Hell., Hepar, Hyos., Ignat., Ipec., Lacli., Laur., Led., Lyc., 
Magn., Mag-mur., Meny., Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Natr-rnur., Nitr., Nit-ac., Nux-mos., Nux-v., Op., Par., 
Petrol., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., Ran- 
scel., Rhod., Rhus, Sabad., Sabin., Samb., Sassap., Scill., Sep., 
Sil., Spig., Spong., Stanu., Staph., Strain., Stront., Sulph., Sulph- 
ac., Thuja, Verat., Vit., Zinc. 
Night.—Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Ang., 
Ant-tart., Arg., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Bry., Calad., Calc., 
Canth., Caps., Carbo-am, Carbo-veg., Caust., Cham., China, 
Cam, Creos., Dros., Euphras., Ferr., Hepar, Hyos., Iod., 
Ipecac., Kali, Laur., Lyc., Mag., Mag-mur., Mang., Merc., INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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Merc-corr., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Op., Par., 
Petrol., Phos., Phos-ac., Pals., Ran-scel., Rhus, Sabad., 
Sarsap., Scill., Sep., Sil., Spig., Spong., Staph., Stann., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Before midnight.—Amm., Arg., Aur., Calad., Carbo-an., 
China, Mur-ac., Phos., Puls., Rhod., Sabad., Sulph., Verat. 
About midnight.—Ars., Caust., Hepar, Sil., Strara. 
After midnight.—Amm-nnir., Ars., Bor., Calad., Canth., 
Caust., Cham., Cocc., Dros., Ferr., Kali, Laur., Nitr., Nux-v., 
Petr., Phos., Ran-scel., Rhus, Scill., Sulph., Thuja. 
Daytime.—Alum., Ant-crud., Ant-tart., Asar., Dros., Hell., 
Hepar, Kali, Natr., Rhod., Sabin., Sil., Spig., Sulph-ac., 
Verat., Viola-od. 
Recurring at the same hour.—See ante. 
Evening, between four and eight o’clock.—Bov., Graph., 
Hepar, Lyc., Magn-mur. 
Every fourteen days.—Ars., Calc., Chin., Puls. 
Every year.—Ars., Carbo-veg., Lach., Sulph. 
Plaving the time of the first appearance of the first element 
of the paroxysm, we may proceed to consider that element, as- 
certain its character, and give it its true place in the group 
of phenomena, the simillimum of which we are about to seek, 
and find if we may. We may find this chill, heat, or sweat, or 
some other fact indicative of the disturbance of function or functions 
of forces and organs, which may prove controlling factors in the 
choice of this simillimum. This other fact may precede either of 
the usual elements of the paroxysm, and be followed by either 
after an interval of time of greater or less extent. After this 
precedent fact, if there be such, then note the order of appear- 
ance and succession of the ordinary elements, and also their 
symmetry of proportion of duration, or want of this, as well as 
the symmetry of intenseness of development of each, or the 
want of this ; and in this last case, which element preponderates 
in violence. Note, also, any departure from the usual order of 
succession of the elements of the paroxysm, and also if either 
of these predominate over the others in violence, or if either be 
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If there be symptoms preceding either of the three usual ele- 
ments of the paroxysm these are to have the first consideration, 
and the remedies in the record of which these are found are to 
be noted, and that one which lias them, with the greater num- 
ber of the later symptoms, is to be selected. If the paroxysm 
be initiated by either of the three usual elements of the fever, 
then this initial element is to be the starting-point in our search 
for the specific. If this be, as is oftener than otherwise, the 
chill, then this is to be questioned as to its intensity and dura- 
tion, its predominance as compared with the other elements of 
the paroxysm, its simple or complex character (£. e., mixed with 
the heat or sweat). If complex, the character of this—i. e., is 
the chill and heat, or sweat concomitant or alternating ? Is the 
heat so mixed general or partial? Is it internal or external? 
Is it actual heat or only a sensation of heat ? If partial, what 
are the parts so affected ? If the combination be with the sweat, 
the inquiry is similar. Is the sweat general or partial ? If partial, 
on what parts ? Is the sweat hot or cold, profuse or but slight ? 
Are the chill and the sweat concomitant, or alternating ? If 
there be any peculiar phenomena developed with the sweat they 
are to be carefully noted. If the chill be mixed with both the 
other elements at the same time, then which of them is predomi- 
nant, and if they are in alternation with each other, in what 
order of succession do they appear ? 
Chill predominant.—The remedies most strongly character- 
ized by this fact are Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm-mur., Anac., 
Ant-crud., Ant-tart., Apis, Arm, Ars., Asaf., Asar., Aur., Bar., 
Bell., Bor., Bov., Brom., Bry., Calad., Calc., Camph., Cann„ 
Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-veg., Caust., Cheh, Chin. 
Cic., Cina, Cocc., Colch., Coloc., Con., Creos., Croc., Cupr., 
Cych, Dig., Dros., Dulc., Euphorb. 
If after this general following of details for the gathering of 
the totality of the symptoms of a case of ague, and this being 
secured and written down, that it may be kept as a whole in our 
view, and after comparing this view with the general hints we 
have given for the just differentiation of drugs related to the 
group we have gathered, there be doubt as to the specific for INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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the case, this must be resolved by reference to the repertory, 
contained in Bcenninghausen’s peerless work on fevers 
already referred to.* Beginning with the first division, that of 
the circulation, let him look for the remedy which has affected 
the circulation of provers in the manner most sirniliar to its 
changed manifestations in the case to be prescribed for.f 
Treating the condition of the vessels, as to their fullness 
or anemic condition, in the general, or in individual parts 
of the organism ; the pulse, as to its rapidity or slowness, 
fullness or emptiness, hardness or softness, and all the circum- 
stances and conditions by which the pulse is alfected in these 
or in any other ways; note sense of throbbing, or perceptible 
beating of arteries or veins, in general or in particular parts; 
note the action of the heart as to its violence or fullness, regu- 
larity or irregularity of its rhythm ; the character of its beat— 
is it fluttering, intermittent, felt, audible, visible, trembling, 
etc., and also all circumstances and conditions by which these 
modifications of cardiac action are alfected. Find the most 
similar facts in the repertory and note the drug which has 
produced them, and then pass to the second division. 
The ehill.X—Is it general or partial ? If partial, what are the 
parts alfected ? If it be of one side only, which side ? Is the chill 
with shaking or shuddering, or with shivering or trembling ? In 
what part did the chill first manifest itself, and in what direc- 
tion did it progress from that point? By what circumstances or 
* We had made considerable progress in translating the repertory as a con- 
stituent of this paper, before we saw a translation of the complete work by 
the very competent hand of Dr. Korndoerfer, of Philadelphia. We have no 
hesitation in saying this work should be in possession of every homoeopathic 
physician, who does not read the original, if he is ambitious of the best pos- 
sible success in treating agues homoeopathically. To such a practitioner the 
work is indispensable, and above all price. On a first view of this master- 
piece let no one be repelled or discouraged by the great wealth of material 
here before him, but let all who will bring to it honest industry and persever- 
ance be assured that by a very brief use of it in searches for specifics, the 
gained familiarity will make it in their hands a power for good which will 
leave them in no need of resort to Quinine to cover their imbecility, 
f For these symptoms, see ante, p. 12. 
X For concomitant symptoms of chill, see ante, p. 16. 84 
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conditions is the chill produced or aggravated? What time in 
the twenty-four hours does it attack ? Is it at the same hour it 
re-appears, or does it anticipate this hour, or is it at a later 
hour ? Note all the concomitants of the chill, such as pains, 
the parts in which these appear, their character, what aggravates 
or relieves them—thirst, if present, how does drinking affect 
the chill? Is it before, during, or after the chill? Does it 
call for cold or warm drinks? Does the patient drink much or 
little at a time? Note gastric symptoms, as nausea, vomiting, 
eructations, etc. How is the chill affected by external warmth ? 
Is it aggravated or relieved, or simply not relieved ? Note the 
effect of the chill on the organs of sense, as of the eyes, as 
moving of objects before the eyes, flames, flimmerings, photo- 
phobia, mists, cloudy vision, obscured vision, lost vision, 
trembling before the eyes. In the ears—pains, pressure, heat, 
redness, sensitive to noise, ringing sound, rushing, deafness, 
etc. Note the face, its color; red, pale, one-sided redness, 
heat, coldness, sweat, convulsions, distortion, etc. Of the 
mouth—burning, dryness, offensive smell, salivation, coated 
tongue, etc. Appetite—aversion to food, disgust for food, 
hunger, desire for beer, etc. Taste in mouth—bitter, insipid, 
putrid, metallic, salt, acid, sweet, etc. Eructations—vomiting, 
bitter, bloody, of food, acid, slimy, black, watery. Nausea and 
water brash. 
Pains in stomach, liver, spleen, kidneys, hypogastrium, disten- 
tion and coldness in abdomen. 
Diarrhoea—painful or painless, constipation, urgency to stool, 
and tenesmus. 
Urine—urgency, fruitless urgency, frequent urination, pain- 
ful, seldom, iuvoluntary, retention. 
Sneezing, coryza, fluent coryza, dry coryza. 
Affections of respiration—suffocating attacks, deep inspira- 
tion. Breath hot, cold ; slow respiration, loud rattling, quick, 
sighing, irregular. 
Cough—with expectoration, or without. Hoarseness. 
Pains in chest. Sensation of warmth, heart throbbing. 
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Pains in upper extremities, dead hands, swollen veins, blue 
hands, heat of hands, dead fingers, heat of fingers, blue nails. 
Pains in lower limbs, hips, thighs, knees, legs, feet dead, feet 
swollen, heat of feet, cold feet. 
Bodily exhaustion, swelling of veins, nervous excitability, 
limbs asleep, carphologia, insensibility of limbs, clonic cramps, 
tonic cramps, paralysis, muscular weakness, jerking of muscles, 
fainting, tearing pains in muscles, ditto in joints, ditto in hands, 
trembling and stretching of limbs, heaviness of limbs, shootings 
in the joints, stiffness of joints, bodily restlessness, as if bruised, 
trembling sensation, internal jerkings, contractions of limbs. 
Blue color of skin, burning of skin, in ulcers, itchings, shoot- 
ings, contraction of skin. 
Yawning, sleepiness, sleeplessness, starting with fright in 
sleep, sliding down in bed in sleep, murmuring, snoring, talk- 
ing, groaning in sleep. 
The phenomena between the chill and the heat, if any, are to 
be carefully noted and studied. Then those of the heat, in like 
detail and carefulness as those of the chill, are to be noted, and 
especially its characteristics, circumstances, and concomitants. 
(See ante, concomitants of heat, pages 19-22.) 
So also of the phenomena between the heat and the perspira- 
tion, if any, and the phenomena and concomitants of the sweat- 
ing. (See ante, concomitants of sweating, pages 24-25.) 
In prescribing for ague, the physician is more, if possible, 
than in treating any other disease, to keep in mind the absolute 
necessity of his gathering the “ totality of the symptoms,” and 
comparing the record of his drug with this, and so ascertaining 
its similarity before he accepts it as his remedy. If its record 
have not this similarity, it is no remedy for his case, though it 
may have cured thousands of other cases which have been 
called by the same name. Names will not, here or elsewhere, 
be accepted as in any degree a basis for specific prescribing. 
And herein, let it be remembered, is one of the fundamental 
differences between the antique school and ours in methods of 
dealing with the sick. The old-school prescriber is first con- 
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then proceeds to give the drug which tradition or his own imag- 
ination has set up for its cure. 
Not so the specific prescriber, and never so, when this, hitherto, 
opprobrium is before him to be cured. Let him, if he be honest 
and honestly emulous of such success as is possible—i. e., of the 
best, get into his mind the “ totality ” of the morbid phenomena 
of the case before him, and that no part of this “ totality ” 
escape him, let him familiarize himself with the idea of its 
possible extent, as shown in the schedule of symptoms and 
concomitants given in this paper. He may find of them many 
or few in the case before him, how many or few he can 
only know after he has gone over the entire ground of the 
four divisions of the phenomena of ague as here they are 
gathered from living examples of this many-sided plague. Let 
him have no shrinking away from the multitude of possibilities 
he may encounter, but seize whatever of these may be before 
him, make them all his own, and then proceed with patience 
and courage to search for the siraillimum of these in the record 
of drugs before him, and be assured if he does this manfully 
and habitually iu this and all sicknesses the habit will soon 
convert even the tyro into the master, and his life-work will 
become a work of joyful successes, and even the most extended 
group of symptoms will cease to be to him a tangled u wilder- 
ness,” but rather under his hands will become an orderly range 
of facts, leading him by their light and their relations to the 
curative and the cure of this “ plague of all diseases,” just as 
in any other form of sickness. Let him not once think of the 
name, when the question is of the remedy, but only of this, it 
may be in the beginning a seemingly endless group of symp- 
toms to him, but by practical familiarity with this multitude 
it will by and by cease to confuse, and become the guides to 
the prescriber God’s law has ordained them to be. To cure 
ague by homoeopathic means and methods is no more difficult 
than it is to cure other sicknesses by the same means and methods. 
The only difference is, there may be more facts requiring their 
siraillimum in the curative, but this only gives to the master 
prescriber the greater certainty in his choice of his remedy, he INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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having faithfully performed his duty in gathering and using 
his indispensable “ totality.” It should be always remembered 
that obtaining this is by far the most difficult part of a cure. In 
comparison with this, finding the remedy is often a trifle. But, 
because difficult, is it therefore to be neglected ? If any one 
be tempted to pass over this first duty lightly, and to content 
himself with something less than this totality, it should be 
evidence to himself that he has mistaken his calling, as it will 
be to all capable of honest and intelligent homoeopathic practice 
that he can never realize the success this promises to those who 
are more capable and faithful. 
The object of this paper has not been to do the work of others 
who may be called to attempt the cure of this fever, but only 
to point to such of them as may be willing to give to the duty 
the time and labor obedience to our law demands, the way in 
which the work is to be done by themselves. There are, and 
have been, many ways of dealing with this problem of cure. 
For example, by use of a so-called universal specific, Cinchona, 
or some one of its elementary principles. It has been already 
seen that this proceeding can be no better than any other base 
empiricism—i. e., giving medicines to sick men without reference 
to any fundamental principle of relationship of drugs and dis- 
eases, by which these are made curatives of the others, and that 
by reason of the great number and variety of the facts involved 
in the problem which go to make up the case to be prescribed 
for. 
The absurdity of this resort will be still more apparent if Ave 
consider the only possible principle of relationship of, curative 
between drugs and sicknesses, must be either that of similarity or 
of dissimilarity. It is apparent at the first glance that no one 
drug can, in its action, be similar to so many and so various 
facts, and to the infinite variety in the combination of these 
facts as they are met in our practical dealings with this fever. 
The difficulty is not lessened if we contend rather for the dis- 
similar principle, but is rather increased, not only for the rea- 
sons Avhich apply to the similar principle, but because many of 
these facts have no dissimilar or opposite principle, or fact pos- 88 
INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
sible. For example, the headache and vomiting, and many 
others. This failure of possible applicability of this principle 
to the treatment of this fever demonstrates another fact—that 
it is not one of nature’s laws of cure. Her laws are of universal 
applicability as to all their intended objectives. And so we are 
left to the one and only possible law of relationship, so far as 
our present knowledge enables us to see, the law of the similars. 
It has been our object to show how one is to proceed, under its 
guidance, to find the specific for each case for himself. So far 
is this specific from being found in any one drug or nostrum, it 
may be the next dozen cases one may treat may be found each 
to require a different remedy. Many have said and believed, 
apparently, that they could not cure ague by homoeopathic 
means and methods. The difficulty with such, we believe, has 
been their attempt to cure ague rather than their patient. They 
found the defining symptoms of ague. This gave them their 
diagnosis, and on this they proceeded to attempt a cure. They 
acted on the facts required for their diagnosis, and left out of their 
consideration those, and perhaps all those required by therapeu- 
tics, and of course the result was failure. But this was not 
homoeopathic practice, but only an attempt to practice Homoe- 
opathy on allopathic principles, and this nearly always is more 
or less of failure. The attempt is too much like an effort to 
mingle light and darkness. Success in the treatment of this 
fever can only be realized by the use of the simillimum to the 
“ of the symptoms, and this, when used, knows no 
failure. 
The simillimum having been found, and taking it for granted 
that the prescriber is ambitious of the best possible results from 
its administration, the question will arise, how shall he use it 
that these may the more certainly be secured ? 
The question involves the potence, time of its administration, 
repetition, and form and quantity of its dose. As to potence, 
there has been more written and spoken on this than has been 
characterized by knowledge of the facts or principles involved 
in the subject. And too often it has happened that the excited 
feeling evinced has been in the exact inverse ratio of this INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
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knowledge. There is one rule, we believe, which may be ac- 
cepted at the outset, and which, we think, dominates the selec- 
tion of the potence. It is -this : In direct ratio of the similarity 
of the recorded symptoms of the drug action, and those of the 
case to be cured, should the potence chosen be a high one—i. e., 
the greater the similarity the higher should be the potence. It 
is but a general rule, and there may be circumstances in the 
vital condition of the patient which may at times render the 
rule practically not beneficial. For instance, if the susceptibility 
of the patient to drug action be extreme, as it sometimes is, me- 
dium potencies may be found to give better results than extremely 
high ones, even though the similarity be great. This may not 
be just as those might anticipate who regard potentization as a 
process of reduction, each higher possessing less power to affect 
the organism than those below it. This is not the fact, and the 
fact demonstrates the dynamic nature of that in the drug which 
cures. There need be no hesitation in selecting a higher num- 
ber because of the presence of circumstances or influences which 
are supposed to endanger the operation of the dose so that its 
legitimate results may be lost in consequence of them. It is a 
mistake to regard these as more liable to disturbance from 
such causes than are lower numbers. Indeed, just the reverse 
of this is true, as has been observed in many instances by most 
competent men. The error which once regarded these high 
numbers as more readily affected by disturbing influences than 
are the lower, grew out of the thought that the higher were 
weaker than the lower as to power to resist adverse influences, 
and weaker because of assumed less of drug; matter in them. 
The exceptions to the rule given for the selection of the potence' 
are rare, though they are occasionally met. It may be remarked, 
by the way, that violence of symptoms are no reason for a de- 
parture from the general rule. Violence of diseased action is 
just as certainly met by high as by low numbers, and not un- 
frequently their use is attended by a much better success. Let 
the thought be dismissed entirely and forever that strong and 
weak are in any way expressive of the difference between low and 
high potencies. 
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given just before the expected return of the paroxysm, for the 
reason that, being an agent which acts on the organism in a 
similar direction and manner as the acting morbid cause, it will 
be liable to intensify the violence of the paroxysm, and the more 
accurately it has been selected—i. e., the more accurately the 
likeness has been recognized and appreciated—which constitutes 
the medicine a curative. It should not be given during the 
paroxysm, for the same reasons.* 
As has been already suggested, there may arise, occasionally, 
in paroxysms, such violence of some of their elements as to ren- 
der interference with this a duty, but the remedy for this vio- 
lence is not often the simillimum for the case, so that the 
exception to the rule as to time of giving this is more seeming 
than real. The time for giving the simillimum is immediately 
after the close of the paroxysm.f 
Then as to repetition of the dose. The practice has been dif- 
ferent with practitioners of more or less authority. Some of 
these, who have been most skillful and successful, have given, 
immediately after the paroxysm, one dose, either dry or dis- 
solved, and have left this to do its work, not permitting inter- 
ference with this by repetitions or doses of other medicines. If 
the prescriber can always be sure of his selected remedy being 
an exact simillimum of his case, this would, no doubt, be the 
best method of procedure. But can he always be sure f Is it 
quite certaiu that an exact simillimum for every case, in the 
present state of our knowledge, is possible, even to the search of 
the most skillful? He will be either bold or reckless who 
affirms this. It is not difficult to conceive of the possibility of 
a case existing where the variety of the combinations of ele- 
ments so numerous has presented us a case so made up as that 
* Since this sentence was written we have read a paper on the homoeopathic 
treatment of this fever which directs the selected remedy to be given during 
the paroxysm. We have no doubt this is bad advice, and, if acted upon, will 
often lead to intenser suffering of the patient, and not unfrequently to a defeat 
of the cure. 
f If the interval of intermission between the paroxysms be very short, so 
that necessary time for the development of the action of the dose is not 
present, it may be necessary to anticipate the complete termination of the par- 
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its perfect likeness is not found in any one of our numerous 
proved medicines. Indeed, it is possible that the best the 
average practitioner may be able to do for his case may be to 
find a proximate likeness for it, by reason of want of knowledge, 
or of absence from our materia medica of any drug which has a 
perfect likeness to the case in its record. From this state of 
things has come the practice of giving the selected medicine im- 
mediately after the paroxysm, and repeating the dose every two, 
three, or four hours during the period of intermission, and it 
cannot be denied that this method is often followed by success. 
Still, where there can be certainty that the simillimum has been 
found, there can be no doubt the single dose is the best. Then, 
if this be followed by another paroxysm, if this be less severe 
than its predecessor, or is apparently modified curatively in any 
way, it will be perfectly safe to leave the dose given to finish the 
work it is so clear it has successfully begun. 
Then as to form of the dose—shall it be given dry or in 
solution ? After many years of careful observation of the action 
of medicines given in both forms, we have come to the conclusion 
which favors giving medicines in solution rather than in the 
dry form. Dissolved, they seem to act more promptly and 
pervadingly. 
Quantity, as predicated of the dose of the properly selected 
curative, it may be remembered that error in this is much 
more likely to be found on the side of too much than too little, 
and, more than this, that the error of a wrong selection can 
never be rectified or compensated by any increase of dose of the 
wrongly selected drug. Hahnemann was wholly right when he 
said the dose of the rightly selected, i. e., homoeopathic remedy, 
was to be the smallest possible. If we were to suggest an im- 
provement on this, it would be that all ideas of large and small, 
as to the dose, be dismissed from the thoughts of the prescribe!’, 
as these can be of no possible service to him or his patient. 
Large and small can hardly be predicated of that which is wholly 
dynamic. And then, further, that violence of symptoms call 
only for greater care in selecting the curative, and never for 
more of the drug in which this is found. PART II—REPERTORY. 
TRANSLATED FROM BCENNINGHAUSEN. 
Repertory of the Combinations of the Elements of 
Paroxysms. 
Beginning with Chill. 
Chill then heat. Aeon., Alum., Ant-tart., Arn., Bell., Carbo- 
y., Chin., Cina, Cycl., Dros., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Iod., 
Ign., Ipec., Lye., Magn., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Petr., 
Ph°s., I tils., Rhus, Sabad., Secale, Spig., Spong., Strain., 
Sulph., Yaler. or Ambr., Amm, Amm-mur, Ant-c., Apis, 
Ars., Asar., Bar., Bor., Bry., Calc., Canth., Carbo-an., 
Caust., Cham., Coff., Creos., Croc., Dig., Dulc., Guai., 
Hell., Kali, Lach., Laur., Mag-mur., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Xiti., Ait-ac., Xux-m., Op., Phos-ac., Scill., Sep., Staph., 
Thuja, Yerat. 
Chill, then sensation of heat. Merc-cyan., Sulph. 
heat in single parts. Cycl. 
heat in face. Ambr., Nux-v., Petr, or Aeon., Chin., 
Creos., Cycl., Kali, Op., Stann. 
heat in the head. Ipec. 
heat with thirst. Aeon., Bell., Hep., Puls., Rhus, or Bor., 
Chin., Dros., Merc., Secale, Spig., Sulph. 
without thirst. Spig. or Amm-mur., Bor., Canth., 
Cina, Coff., Nux-rn., Plios-ac., Rhus, Sulph. 
without sweat. Sep. 
— with thirst, then heat. Cina. 
then heat without thirst, then sweat. Iom. 
then heat with thirst, then sweat. Spong. 
— without thirst, then heat with thirst. Petr. 
then heat with, then sweat without, then heat with thirst. 
Ant-c. 
then heat without thirst. Ars., Cycl., Dros., Hell., Phos- 
ac. 
92 REPERTORY TO INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
93 
Chill, then heat, and thirst with both. Ant-c. 
— then heat, then chill with thirst. Sulph. 
— then heat, then sweat. Ars., Bry., Chin., Graph., Ign,, Ipec,, 
Lach., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Spong., 
Sulph., Verat. or Amm., Amra-mur., Apis, Bell., Bov., 
Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Chain., Cina, Cocc., 
Dig., Dros., Hep., Kali, Lyc., Mag-mur., Natr., Nitr-ac., 
Op., Plumb., Sabin., Samb., Sep., Staph., Thuja. 
Chill, then heat alternating with thirst, then sweat, Sabad. 
— then heat, then sweat with thirst. Rhus. 
then sweat without thirst. Amra-mur,, Nitr-ac. 
then sour sweat. Lyc. 
— then heat with sweat. Aeon., Bell., Cham., Chin., Nux-v., 
Op., Puls., Rhus, Sabad. or Ant-tart., Bry., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Cina, Dig., Graph., Hell., Hep., Ign., Kali, 
Mezer., Nitr-ac., Phos., Spig., Sulph. 
without sweat. Graph., Natr-mur. 
with sweat on the face. Alum. 
with internal chill, then heat and sweat. Phos. 
— with, then heat without thirst. Hep. or Nitr. 
then sweat. Kali. 
— with heat. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bell., Calc., Cham., Cocc., 
Coif., Dig., Hell., Ign., Merc., Mezer., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 
Par., Petr., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Scill., Sep., Spig., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat, Zinc, or Alum., Amm., Anac., Ant-tart., Bar., 
Bov., Bry., Camph., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Colch., 
Coloc., Euphorb., Graph., Iod., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Mosch., 
Natr., Oleand., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Sabad., 
Samb., Selen., Sil., Spong., Vit. 
ivitli external heat. Anac., Arn., Ars., Bell., Calc., Cocc., 
Coff, Dig., Hell., Ign., Laur., Merc., Nux-v., Ran-bulb., 
Scill., Sep., Sil., Thuja or Aeon., Bry., Chin., Colch., 
Lach., Lyc., Merc., Mezer., Nitr., Phos., Plumb., Rheum., 
Selen., Sulph., Vit. 
with flying heat. Puls, or Ars., Merc., Plat. 
— with internal heat. Aeon., Ars., Bry., Cham., Euphorb., 
Ign., Kali, Mezer., Mosch., Puls., Rhus, Scill., Sulph., 94 
REPERTORY TO INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
Verat., Zinc, or Arn., Bell., Calc., Chel., Chin., Hell., Iod., 
Merc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Oleand., Phos-ac., Sabad., Secale, 
Spong., Stann. 
Chill, with internal heat, with sensation of heat. Oleand. 
Chill with internal heat and thirst. Calc., Kali. 
Chill with heat, both internal. Petr. 
— of single parts with heat of other parts. Ign., Rhus or 
Chin., Nux-v., Sabad. 
with heat without sweat. Sulph. 
with sweat. Verat. or Nux-v. 
then siveat. Graph. 
— then sweat, without previous heat. Bry., Caps., Carbo-an., 
Caust., Clem., Dig., Lyc., Mezer., Nitr., Petr., Rhus, Thuja, 
Verat. or Amni-mur., Carbo-v., Cham., Chel., Hell., Hyos., 
Merc., Merc-corr., Nat-mur., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Sabad., Sep., Spig. 
— then cold sweat. Verat. or Ars. 
— then sweat without heat and thirst. Amm-mur., Bry., Caust. 
— then sweat, then heat. Bell. 
then thirst. Lyc. 
— then thirst, then sweat. Thuja. 
— alternating with heat. Anibr., Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Ars., 
Asar., Bar., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Chin., Cocc., Coloc., 
Creos., Dig., Hep., Ilyos., Lacli., Lyc./ Merc., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Selen., Sep., Spig., Verat., Vit., 
Zinc, or Amm., Arn., Aur., Bor., Cantli., Caust., Chel., 
Coif., Dros., Graph., Iod., Kali, Laur., Led., Mosch., 
Nat-mur., Nitr., Nit-ac., Rheum., Rhod., Sabad., Samb., 
Sil., Strarn., Sulph., Valer. 
then heat. Verat. 
then sweat. Kali or Bry., Spig. 
— alternating with sweat. Euphorb., Verat.br Ars., Calc., Led., 
Lyc., Nux-v., Puls., Sabad., Sulph., Thuja. 
Heat, then chill. Bell., Bry., Calc., Caust., Hell, Nit-ac., Nux- 
v., Sep., Stann., Staph., Sulph. or Apis., Ang., Calad., 
BEGINNING WITH HEAT. REPERTORY TO INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
95 
Caps., Chin., Dale., Ign., Lye., Men., Merc., Petr., Phos., 
Puls., Thuja. 
Heat, then chill, then heat, then sweat. Rhus. 
— then coldness. Nux-v. or Calc., Caust., Sep., Sulph. 
Heat, then shuddering. Ang., Sulph. or Caps., Cocc., Hell., 
Natr-mur., Puls., Rhus. 
— of the face, then shuddering. Sulph. 
— of the head, then coldness, then heat. Stann. 
— then sweat. Amm-mur., Ars., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Coff., 
Ign., Ipec., Nux-v., Ran-scel., Rhus, SilYerat. or Ant-c., 
Ant-tart., Bell., Bor., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Cina, Creos., 
Graph., Hell., Hep., Lach., Lyc., Nit-ac., Op., Pet., Puls., 
Rhod., Spong., Staph., Stront., Sulph. 
— then cold sweat. Yerat or Caps. 
— then sweat, then thirst. Calad. 
then heat. Ant-c. 
— with shuddering chill. Bell., Cham., Hell., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Zinc, or Aeon., Arn., Asar., Bry., Coff., Ign., Merc., 
Mosch., Puls., Sep., Spig., Sulph. 
— with shuddering chill and thirst. Caps. 
without thirst. Hell, or Spig. 
then sweat. Caps. 
— with internal chill. Auac., Bell., Ign., Lach., Nux-v. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bry., Calc., Coff., Laur., Lyc., Men., Merc., 
Nitr., Phos., Sep., Sil., Thuja. 
— with external coldness. Ars., Bell., Calc., Mezer., Sabad., 
Yerat. or Arn., Bry., Chin., Euphorb., Hell., Iod., Merc., 
Mosch., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Spong., Shinn. 
— with coldness of single parts. Nux-v. or Chin., Ign., Rhus. 
— with sweat. Bell., Calc., Caps., Cham., Con., Hell., Hep., Ipec., 
Natr., Nux-v., Op., Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Stann., Staph., 
Stram., Sulph-ac., Yaler., Yerat. or Aeon., Alum., Amm- 
mur., Bry., Chiu., Cina, Euphorb., Ign., Laur., Merc., 
Nitr-ac., Par., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Sep., Spig., Spong., 
Sulph., Tar., Thuja, Viol-tr. 
and thirst. Con., Hep., Merc., Rhus. 96 
REPERTORY TO INTERMITTENT FEVER. 
Heat, with sweat, without thirst. Amm-mur., Bell., Bry., Caps., 
Hep., Nux-v., Phos., Spig., Strain., Yerat. 
Heat with sweat and thirst, then coldness. Stann. 
— and thirst alternating with chill. Calc. 
— with thirst then sweat. Coff. 
— in the head alternating with coldness of the legs. Sep., Stann. 
— alternating with shuddering. Bry., Cocc., Ipec., Plat, or 
Aeon., Lach., Mosch., Phos-ac. (See shuddering alter- 
nating with heat.) 
— with svieat, then chill. Stann. 
external coldness, then chill, then heat with external cold- 
ness. Phos. 
— alternating with sweat. Amm-mur., Chin., Led., Samb. or 
Bell., Colch., Natr., Nux-v., Sep., Sulph. 
BEGINNING WITH SHUDDERING. 
Shuddering then chill. Bry. or Ars., Ipec., Lach. 
without thirst. Ipec. 
then heat without sweat. Ars. 
— then heat. Bell., Ign., Sep., Sulph, or Ang., Apis, Asar., 
Bry., Canth., Carbo-v., Cocc., Con., Gels., Graph., Lach., 
Laur., Led., Mosch., Nux-v., Sil., Staph. 
with chill. Bry., Lach. 
with thirst. Con., Sulph. 
— then sweat. Clem., Natr-mur., Rhus or Bry., Caps., Caust., 
Dig., Graph. 
— with heat. Bell., Cham., Hell., Nux-v., Rhus, Zinc, or 
Aeon., Anac., Arn., Ars., Asar., Bry., Calc., Caps., Coff., 
Dros., Ign., Kali, Merc., Mosch., Puls., Rheum., Sep., 
Spig., Sulph. 
— with heat of face, without thirst. Anac., Ars., Calc., Dros., 
Kali. 
— with sweat. Rhus, or Aeon. 
— alternating with heat. Ars., Bell., Bry., Cham., Cocc., Merc., 
Nux-v., Plat., Sep. or Aeon., Amm., Asar., Bor., Calc., 
Caust., Chel., Chin., Coff., Coloc., Graph., Hep., Kali, 97 
Lach., Mosch., Phos., Phos-ac., Rheum., Rhus, Sabad., 
Sil., Spig., Sulph., Verat. 
Beginning with Sweat. 
Sweat, then chill. Carbo-v. or Hep., Nux-v. 
—‘ — then sweat. Nux-v. 
— then heat. Nux-v. or Caps. 
— alternating with dry heat. Apis. PART III-REPERTORY. 
TRANSLATED FROM BCENNINGHAUSEN. 
Repertory of Symptoms of Medicines by which they 
are Related to Treatment of Fevers. 
I. Circulation. 
Veins, distention of. Amm., Arn., Bell., Carbo-v., Chin., 
Croc., Fer., Graph., Hyos., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Spong., Staph., Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Ant-tart., Ars., Aur., Bar., Bov., 
Bry., Calc., Camph., Caust., Chel., Cic., Clem., Cocc., Coloc., 
Con., Creos., Cycl., Fluor., Hep., Lach., Laur., Lyc;, 
Magn., Merc., Mosch., Natr., Natr-mur., Oleand., Op., 
Rheum, Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sarsap., Selen., Sep., Sil., 
Spig., Stront., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
on the head. Bell., Fer., Spig., Thuja or 
Ars., Calc., Chin., Sil., Staph. 
on the face. Bar., Bell., Fer., Stram., Thuja or 
Aeon., Ambr., Ars., Bov., Calc., Caust., Chin., Clem., 
Graph., Natr., Natr-mur., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Spig., 
Sulph. 
on the throat. Ars., Bell., Lach., Op., Thuja or 
Arn., Calc., Con., Graph., Hep., Lyc., Oleand., Rhus, 
Spong. 
on the hands. Arn., Bar., Chin., Men., Nux-v., Phos., 
Puls., Rhus, Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Berb., Bry., Calc., Caust., Chel., 
Cic., Cycl., Fluor., Laur., Lyc., Mosch., Natr-mur., 
Oleand., Op., Phos-ac., Rheum, Rhod., Ruta, Sarsap., 
Selen., Sep., Sil., Staph., Stront. 
on the feet. Arn., Ars., Aur., Carbo-v., Cycl., Fer., Lyc., 
Natr-mur., Puls., Sulph., Thuja, Zinc or 99 
Ambr., Ant-tart., Bar., Bell., Calc., Caust., Coloc,, Creos., 
Graph., Lach., Nux-v., Phos., Rhod., Rhus, Sep., Sil., 
Spig., Spong., Stront., Sulph-ac. 
Veins, burning. Ars., Bry., Rhus or 
Calc,, Hyos., Natr-mur., Op., Verat. 
— inflammation of. Aeon., Ant-tart., Cham., Puls., Sulph. or 
Arn., Ars., Bell., Carbo-v., Creos., Lach., Lyc., Nux-v., 
Rhus, Sep., Sil., Spig., Thuja, Zinc. 
— sensation of cold. Aeon., Ars., Rhus, Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Lyc, 
— throbbing. Aeon., Anac., Ant-tart., Arn., Bell., Calc., 
Canth., Carbo-an., Clem., Coloc., Con., Creos., Hep., Ign., 
Iod., Kali, Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Rhus, Sabad., Sabin., Selen., Sep., Thuja, Zinc., or 
Ars., Asar., Aur., Bov., Bry., Calad., Caps., Cupr., Fer., 
Graph., Hell., Natr., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Plumb., 
Sarsap., Sil., Staph., Sulph. 
— varicose. Ambr., Arn., Ars., Calc., Carbo-v., Caust., Fer., 
Graph., Lach., Lyc., Natr-mur., Puls., Spig., Sulph., 
Thuja, Zinc or 
Ant-tart., Coloc., Creos., Magn., Nux-v., Sil., Sulph-ac. 
— as if the skin were marbled. Ars., Carbo-v., Caust., Lyc., 
Plat., Sep., Thuja or 
Ant-tart., Bell., Calc., Carbo-an., Clem., Creos., Graph., 
Lach., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., 
Puls., Rhus, Sil., Staph., Sulph., Sulph-ac. 
Congestion in general. Aeon., Arn., Bell., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., 
Carbo-v., Chin., Con., Fer., Graph., Hyos., Lach., Lyc., 
Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Seneg., Sep., Sil., 
Spong., Stram., Sulph., Thuja, Valer., Viol-od. or 
Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Ang., Ant-c., 
Ant-tart., Apis, Ars., Asaf., Bar., Bor., Bov., Brom., 
Calad., Camph., Cann., Canth., Caust., Cham., Che!., 100 
Clem., Cocc., Coff., Coloc., Croc., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Dulc., 
Euphras., Fluor., Guaj., Hell., Hep., Ign., Iod., Ipec., 
Kali, Laur., Led., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc-corr., 
Mezer., Mosch., Nitr., Op., Petr., Plat., Plumb., Rhod., 
Sabin., Samb., Sarsap., Scill., Secale, Selen., Spig., Staph., 
Sulph-ac., Tar., Verat., Yit., Zinc. 
Congestion in general. Aeon., Apis, Aur., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Cann., Carbo-v., Chin., Coif., Fer., Graph., Hyos., Kali, 
Lyc., Merc., Mosch., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Spong., Stram., 
Sulph., Thuja, Yerat., Viol-od. or 
Ambr., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Arn., Asaf., Bar., Bor., Bov., 
Brom., Camph., Canth., Carbo-an., Caust., Cham., Chel., 
Coloc., Con., Dig., Dulc., Guaj., Hell., Ign., Iod., Lach., 
Laur., Magn., Mezer., Natr., Nitr., Nux-m., Petr., Plumb., 
Ran-bulb., Sabin., Seneg., Staph., Tar, Yaler., Viol-tr., 
Zinc. 
— of the head. Aeon., Apis, Aur., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cann., 
Carbo-v., Chin., Coff., Ferr., Graph., Hyos., Kali, Lyc., 
Merc., Mosch., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Spong., Stram., Sulph., 
Thuja, Yerat., Yiol-od. or 
Ambr., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Arn., Asaf., Bar., Bor., 
Bov., Brom., Camph., Canth., Carbo-an., Caust., Cham., 
Chel., Coloc., Con., Dig., Dulc., Guaj., Hell., Ign., Iod., 
Lach., Laur., Magn., Mang., Mezer., Natr., Nitr., Nux-m., 
Petr., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Sabin., Seneg., Staph., Tar., 
Yaler., Yiol-tr., Zinc. 
— to the eyes. Aeon., Arn., Bell., Calc., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, 
Sep., Spig., Sulph. or 
Alum., Apis, Aur., Brom., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., Clem., 
Coff, Con.,Croc., Euphras., Hep., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Merc., 
Phos., Plumb., Ruta, Seneg., Sil., Stram., Thuja, Yerat. 
— to the ears. Alum., Aur., Calc., Caust., Con., Fluor., Graph., 
Kali, Lyc., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., 
Puls., Sep., Spig., Sulph. or 101 
Aeon., Agar., Anac., Ant-c., Arn., Bell., Bor., Bry., 
Camph., Cann., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., Cocc., Colch., 
Creos., Dros., Ferr., Hep., Ign., loci., Led., Magu-mur., 
Nitr., Op., Petr., Plat., Rheum, Rliod., Rhus, Secale, Selen., 
Sil., Spong., Staph., Stram., Sulph-ac., Verat., Viol-od., 
Yit. 
Congestion to the nose. Aeon., Arm, Aur., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Caust., Chin., Croc., Cupr., Dros., Ferr., Graph., Ipec., 
Kali, Led., Lye., Merc., Mosch., Natr., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Secale, Sil., Spig., Sulph., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja or 
Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm., Anac., Ant-c., Apis, Arg., 
Ars., Bar., Bor., Cann., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Cina, Coff., Colch., Con., Creos., Dulc., Euphras., 
Hep., Hyos., Iod., Lach., Magm, Magn-mur., Natr-mur., 
Petr., Phos., Ran-bulb., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Samb., 
Sarsap., Sep., Spong., Stann., Tar., Verat. 
— to the face. Aeon., Ant-c., Apis, Arm, Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Caps., Cham., Chin., Cocc., Coff., Cupr., Dros., Ferr., Hep., 
Hyos,, Lach., Lyc., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Rhus, Sil., Spong., Strain., Sulph. or 
Alum,, Ang., Arg., Ars., Aur., Bar., Bov., Calad., 
Camph., Cann., Canth., Carbo-v., Caust., Chel., Cic., 
Clem., Coloc., Com, Graph., Ign., Kali, Laur., Magn., 
Mem, Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., 
Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-m., Plat., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Samb., 
Scill., Secale, Sep., Spig., Stann., Stront., Tar., Thuja, 
Valer., Verat. 
— to the chest. Aeon., Amm., Apis, Arn., Aur., Bell., Bry., 
Calc., Camph., Carbo-v., Chin., Con., Hyos., Lyc., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rliod., Scill., Seneg., Sep., Spig., 
Spong., Sulph., Thuja or 
Alum., Amm-mur., Anac., Ars., Asaf., Bar., Bov., 
Brom., Calad., Cann., Canth., Caps., Cham., Coff., Cupr., 
Cycl., Dig., Dulc., Ferr., Graph., Guaj., Ign., Iod., Kali, 
Lach., Magn-mur., Mang., Mem, Merc., Mur-ac., Natr., 102 
Natr-mur., Nitr., Oleand., Par. , Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Rhus, 
Sabad., Sil., Stram., Verat., Zinc. 
Congestion to the abdomen. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Chin., Fluor., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Plumb., Puls., 
Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja or 
Alum., Amm., Aut-c., Ant-tart., Ars., Asaf'., Brom., 
Calad., Cann., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Cic., Coloc., Dig., Dulc., Euphorb., Ferr., Graph., Hep., 
Hyos., Ign., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Lach., Laur., Merc-corr., 
Mezer., Nitr., Op., Petr., Phos-ac., Plat., Sabin., Sarsap., 
Scill., Selen., Spig., Spong., Stann., Stram., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
—to the upper extremities. Aeon., Amm., Apis, Arm, Bry., 
Calc., Chin., Ferr., Lyc., Men., Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja or 
Alum., Amm-mur., Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Brom., 
Carbo-v., Caust., Cham., Chel., Cic., Cocc., Cycl., Dig., 
Dros., Dulc., Fluor., Hell., Hep., Ign., Iod., Kali, Lact, 
Laur., Magn., Mar., Merc-corr., Mezer., Mosch., Nitr-ac., 
Oleand., Op., Par., Plat., Rheum, Rhod., Ruta, Sabad., 
Sarsa])., Scill., Secale, Selen., Staph., Stront., Sulph-ac., 
Tar., Valer., Verat., Zinc. 
—to the lower extremities. Aeon., Apis, Arm, Aur., Bell., Bry., 
Calc., Carbo-v., Chin., Fer., Graph., Lach., Lyc., Natr- 
mur., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sabin., Sep., 
Sil., Sulph., Thuja, Zinc or 
Alum., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-tart., 
Arg., Asaf., Bor., Brom., Cann., Carbo-an., Caust., Cocc., 
Colch., Coloc., Con., Creos., Cupr., Cycl., Dulc., Hell., 
Hep., Iod., Kali, Led., Magn., Magn-m., Mar., Merc., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Oleand., Op., Petr., Plat., 
Plumb., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Ruta, Sabad., Sarsap., Secale, 
Spig., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sulph-ac., Vit. 
—Plethora. Aeon., Aur., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Chin., 
Croc., Fer., Hyos., Ipec., Kali, Lvc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 103 
Alum., A mm., Arn., Ars., Bar., Canth., Chel., Coloc., 
Cupr., Dig., Dulc., Graph., Guaj., Hep., Ign., Lach., Merc., 
Mosch., Natr., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Op., Plios-ac., Sabin., Selen., 
Seneg., Sil., Stram., Verat. 
Anemia. Aeon., Ant-tart., Ars., Bry., Calc., Chin., Cocc., 
Con., Fer., Lyc., Mosch., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Plat., 
Puls., Scill., Sep., Staph., Sulph. or 
Alum., Arn., Bell., Carbo-v., Cham., Cina, Coff., Coloc., 
Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Graph., Hell., Hep., Ign., Iod., Kali, 
Lach., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nux-m., Phos-ac., Plumb., Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sabin., Sil., 
Spig., Stann., Valer., Verat., Zinc. 
Sense of obstructed circulation. Lyc., Sabad. or 
Aeon., Bell., Bry., Caust., Croc., Dig., Hep., Ign., Lach., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Oleand., Puls., Rliod., Seneg., Sep., 
Sulph., Zinc. 
Ebullition of blood. Aeon., Ambr., Arn., Aur., Bell., Bov., 
Bry., Calc., Caust., Creos., Fer., Hep., Iod., Kali, Lyc., 
Magn-mur., Merc., Mosch., Nux-m., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Sabad., Sabin., Samb., Sarsap., Selen., Seneg., Sep., Sil., 
Spong., Sulph. or 
Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Arg., Ars., Bar., 
Bor., Cann., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Con., 
. Croc., Dig., Dulc., Graph., Guaj., Ign., Magn., Natr., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Petr., Puls., Rhus, 
Stann., Staph., Thuja, Verat. 
Palpitation of the heart, in general. Aeon., Am bra., Ang., 
Ars., Aur., Bell., Bov., Brom., Bry., Cal., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Chin., Cocc., Colch., Croc., Cycl., Dig., Fer., Iod., Lyc., 
Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sarsap., Secale, Seneg., Sep., 
Spig., Staph., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Veratr., Viol-od., 
Viol-tr. or 
Alum., Amm., Anac., Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Asaf., Asar., 
Bar., Bism., Bor., Cham., Cann., Canth., Carbo-an., Caust., 104 
Clem., Coff., Coloc., Con., Creos., Cupr., Dulc., Graph., 
Hell., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Ipec., Kali, Lacli., Laur., Led., 
Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Men., Merc-corr., Mezer., 
Mosch., Mur-ac., Oleand., Op., Par., Petr., Plat., Plumb., 
Ran-scel., Rliod., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Selen., Sil., Spong., 
Stront., Valer, Verb., Zinc. 
Palpitation of the heart, with anxiety. Aeon., Ars., Aur., Bry., 
Calc., Cham., Cocc., Croc., Cycl., Dig., Fer., Lyc., Natr., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rhus, 
Secale, Sep., Spig., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat., 
Viol-tr. or 
Alum., Amm., Anac., Ang., Ant-tart., Arn., Asaf., Bell., 
Bor., Brom., Camph., Cann., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Coff., 
Colch., Coloc., Cupr., Graph., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Kali, 
Lach., Laur., Led., Magn., Men., Merc., Merc-corr., Mosch., 
Oleand., Op., Petr., Plumb., Ruta, Sarsap., Seneg., Sil., 
Spong., Staph., Valer., Viol-od., Zinc. 
Heart heat, intermitting. Aeon., Agar., Ang., Apis, Ars., 
Bism., Bry., Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., Chin., Dig., Hep., 
Hyos., Lach., Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., Natr-mur., Op., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Rhus, Sabin., Secale, Sep., Stram., 
Sulph., Zinc, or 
Alum., Asaf., Aur., Kali, Laur., Men., Mur-ac., Nitr- 
ac., Nux-v., Samb., Thuja, Verat. 
— shaking. Seneg. 
—fluttering. Apis, Phos-ac. or * 
Natr-mur., Spig. 
,— sensible (Felt). Bar., Cycl., Lyc. or 
Calc., Dulc., Mur-ac., Plumb., Rhod., Rhus, Sabin., 
Spig., Verat. 
— audible. Ang., Bism., Cocc., Cupr., Iod., Sabad., Secale or 
Arn., Chin., Merc-corr., Plumb., Sep., Zinc. 
— visible. Ant-tart., Spig., Sulph., Thuja or 
Bov., Cocc., Dulc., Graph., Iod., Rhus, Secale., Verat. 105 
Heart beat, trembling. Ant-tart., Ars., Calc., Cic., Cocc., Cupr., 
Merc., Plat., Rhus, Spig., Staph., Strain, or 
Ambr., Ang., Aur., Bell., Camph., Cina, Colch., Con., 
Creos., Iod., Kali, Lach., Merc-corr., Natr-mur., Nux-ra., 
Phos., Ruta, Sabin., Sep., Thuja, Verat. 
Pulse intermitting. Aeon., Agar., Ang., Apis, Ars., Bism., 
Bry., Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., Chin., Dig., Hipp., Hyos., 
Lach., Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., Natr-mur., Op., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Plumb., Rhus, Sabin., Secale, Sep., Stram., Sulph., 
Zinc, or 
Alum., Asaf., Aur., Kali, Laur., Men., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Samb., Thuja, Verat. 
1st to 2d beat. Phos-ac. 
the 3d beat. Mur-ac. or Natr-mur. 
the 4th beat. Nitr-ac. 
the 4th or 5th beat. Nux-v. 
from the 10th to the 30th beat. Agar., Lach. 
— accelerated. Vide Quick. 
— thread-like. Aeon., Apis, lod., Verat. or 
Colch., Merc-corr., Stram. 
— tense. Amm., Bell., Bry., Cham., Dulc., Sabin., Valer. or 
Camph., Merc-corr., Mezer., Scill., Secale, Zinc. 
— large. Bell., Con., Iod. or 
Aeon., Chin., Colch., Mosch., Op. 
— frequent. Vide Quick. 
— hard. Aeon., Amm., Arn., Bar., Bell., Bry., Calad., Canth., 
Chel., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Colch., Coloc., Cupr., Dig., 
Dulc., Fer., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Iod., Kali, 
Mezer., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Plumb., Ran- 
bulb., Scill., Seneg., Sil., Spong., Stram., Stront., Sulph., 
Verat. or 
Apis, Ars., Camph., Clem., Con., Lach., Laur., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Op., Puls., Ran-scel., Secale, Zinc. 106 
Pulse audible (to patient), Camph., Dig., Spig., Thuja or 
Ant-tart., Con., Creos., Hell., Iod., Kali, Merc., Plios., 
Plumb., Sep., Sulph. 
— jumping. Calad. 
— small. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Asaf., Aur., Bell., Calc., Camph., 
Cham., Chel., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Coloc., Con., Creos., 
Cupr., Dulc., Guaj., Hell., Ign., Lach., Laur., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Plios., Phos-ac., Plat., 
Plumb., Puls., Sabad., Samb., Scill., Sil., Stann., Staph., 
Stram., Sulph-ac., Yaler., Verat., Zinc, or 
Agar., Amm., Ant-t., Arn., Bism., Bry., Cann., Canth., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Clem., Colcli., Dig., Fer., Graph., 
Hyos., Iod., Mosch., Nitr., Op., Ran-bulb., Ran-scel., 
Rhod., Rhus, Secale, Spong., Sulph. 
— spasmodic. Ang., Bism., Cocc., Cupr., Sabad., Secale or 
Arn., Chin., Iod., Merc-corr., Plumb., Sep., Zinc. 
Pulse slow. Ant-c., Ant-tart., Arn., Bell., Camph., Cann., 
Canth., Cic., Con., Cupr., Dig., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Kali, 
Laur., Magn., Men., Merc., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Oleaud., 
Op., Par., Petr., Plumb., Puls., Rhod., Samb., Scill., 
Secale, Sep., Sil., Spig., Stram., Verat., Vit., Zinc, or 
Agar., Ars., Chin., Colcli., Coloc., Dulc., Fer., Hep., 
Magn., Mosch., Nitr., Plios., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Thuja. 
— quick. Aeon., Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., 
Anac., Ang., Ant-tart., Apis, Arg., Arm, Ars., Asaf., 
Asar., Aur., Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Brom., Bry., Calc., 
Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Cliel., Chin., Cina, 
Clem., Cocc., Coff., Colch., Coloc., Con., Croc., Cupr., 
Fluor., Guaj., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Lach., 
Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Mar., Men., 
Merc., Mosch., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., 
Nux-v., Oleand., Op., Petr., Plios., Phos-ac., Plumb., 
Puls., Ran-bulb., Ran-scel., Rheum, Rhus, Ruta, Sarsap., 107 
Secale, Selen., Seneg., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sulph., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja, Valer., Verat., Viol-tr., Zinc, or 
Ant-c.. Bism., Camph., Caust., Creos., Dig., Merc-corr., 
Mezer., Par., Sabin., Samb., Sep., Sil. 
Pulse quick in the morning, in the daytime or evening slow. Agar., 
Ars., Kali or 
Alum., Calc., Canth., Chin., Graph., Ign., Lyc., Mezer., 
Nux-v., Phos. 
— afternoons quick, mornings slow. Nitr. or 
Thuja, Zinc. 
— evenings quick, mornings slow. Kali, Lyc., Nitr., Oleand., 
Rau-bulb., Sarsap., Spig., Thuja, Zinc, or 
Ars., Arn., Asar., Carbo-an., Caust., Chin., Mar., Mezer., 
Petr., Phos., Puls., Sep. 
— nights quick, daytime slow. Bry., Sil. or 
Amm., Bor., Calc., Carbo-an., Dulc., Hep., Magn., 
Merc., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Phos., Ran-scel., 
Sabin., Sulph. 
— weak. Arn., Ars., Bar., Camph., Cann., Canth., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Cic., Coloc., Creos., Cupr., Guaj., Hyos., Iod., Kali, 
Lach., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr- 
mur., Oleand., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Rliod., 
Rhus, Sulph-ac., Thuja, Valer., Verat., Yit. or 
Aeon., Agar,, Ant-c., Ant-tart., Apis, Asaf., Bell., Bism., 
Chin., Con., Laur., Nux-v., Plumb., Secale, Spig., Stram. 
— strong. Aeon., Ant-tart., Asar., Bell., Chin., Hyos., Lach., 
Merc., Phos-ac., Sabin., Spig., Stram., Yerat., Yiol-od. or 
Apis, Arn., Bism., Canth., Chel., Creos., Cupr., Dig., 
Hell., Iod., Laur., Op., Petr., Rau-bulb., Stront., Yaler. 
( Compare pulse full.) 
— imperceptible. Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Ars., Camph., Conn., 
Canth., Carbo-v., Cic., Cocc., Cupr., Hell., Ipec., Laur., 
Led., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Stram., Yerat., Yit. or 
Arn., Con., Fer., Hyos., Lach., Mosch., Op., Secale, Sil. 108 
Pulse unequal. Agar., Asaf., Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., Con., 
Ign., Kali, Lach., Laur., Mang., Nitr-ac., Oleand., Op., 
Phos., Plumb., Sabin., Samb., Seneg., Valer. or 
Ant-c., Bell., Cupr., Dig., Sep., Sil., Stram., Verat., Zinc. 
— irregular. Ang., Ant-c., Arm, Ars., Canth., Caps., Chin., 
Con., Dig., Laur., Mang., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., 
Oleand., Op., Phos., Phos ac., Plumb., Rhus, Sil., Spig., 
Strain., Valer., Verat. or 
Aeon., Alum., Bry., Carbo-v., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Kali, 
Lach., Merc-corr., Samb., Secale, Seneg., Sep., Zinc. 
— suppressed. Ars., Carbo-v., Com, Merc., Secale, Verat. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Creos., Iod., Merc-corr., Mosch., Op., 
Puls., Sil., Stram. 
— unchanged. Coff., Cycl., Dros., Euphras., Rheum, Secale or 
Fluor., Ruta, Sejen. 
— full. Aeon., Alum., Ant-tart., Apis, Arm, Asar., Bar., 
Bell., Bry., Calc., Canth., Chel., Chin., Colch., Coloc., Cupr., 
Dig., Fer., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Laur., Led., 
Merc., Mezer., Mosch., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-v., Oleand., 
Op., Par., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Ran- 
scel., Sabin., Samb., Sep., Spig., Spong., Stann., Stront., 
Sulph., Thuja, Viol-od. or 
Asaf., Aur., Bism., Camph., Com, Creos., Dulc., Hell., 
Iod., Kali, Mur-ac., Puls., Secale, Sil., Valer., Verat. 
— soft. Bell., Chin., Cupr., Guaj., Mang., Ran-scel., Rhus, 
Seneg. or 
Ant-tart., Carbo-v., Dulc., Iod., Kali, Lach., Laur., 
Mur-ac., Nitr., Plumb., Stram., Verat. 
— trembling. Ant-tart., Ars., Calc., Cic., Cocc., Cupr., Merc., 
Plat., Rhus, Spig., Staph., Stram. or 
Ambr., Ang., Aur., Bell., Camph., Cina, Colch., Con., 
Creos., Iod., Kali, Lach., Merc-corr., Natr-mur., Nux-m., 
Phos., Ruta, Sabin., Sep., Thuja, Verat. 
— jerking. Arn. or Con., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Plumb. 109 
Pulse contracted. Bism., Plumb., Secale or 
Aeon., Arn., Asaf., Bor., Chin., Cupr., Lach., Laur. 
TIME OF AGGRAVATION OF SYMPTOMS OF THE CIRCULATION. 
Morning. Ars., Lyc., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Agar., Alum., Calc., Canth., Chin1., Fer., Graph., Ign., 
Kali, Mezer., Natr., Plios., Spig. 
Forenoon. Natr., Sep. or 
Arg., Cann., Guaj., Kali, Natr-mur., Sabacl., Sulph-ac. 
Afternoon. Calc., Nitr., Plios., Zinc, or 
Alum., Fer., Plumb., Staph., Thuja. 
Evening. Arg., Arm, Bell., Calc., Carbo-an., Caust., Chel., 
Kali, Lye., Mar., Mezer., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Puls., Sarsap., 
Spig., Thuja, Zinc, or 
Ang., Asar., Bov., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., Fer., Graph., 
Ign., Lach., Magn., Mang., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Oleand., Petr., Phos., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sabin., Samb., 
Sep., Sulph. 
Night. Ars., Bry., Dulc., Hep., Magn., Merc., Natr., Nitr-ac., 
Phos., Ran-scel., Sep., Sil. or 
Amm., Ant-tart., Arm, Bor., Calc., Carbo-an., Graph., 
Igm, Lyc., Mur-ae., Natr-mur., Nitr., Sabin., Scill., Sulph. 
CIRCUMSTANCES OF AGGRAVATION OF SYMPTOMS OF CIRCULA- 
TION. 
From relaxation of mind. Bell., Chin., Petr, or 
Aeon., Asar., Bism., Cic., Dig., Magn., Magn-mur., 
Phos., Spong., Stann., Stram. 
After anger. Aeon., Cham., Petr., Sep. or 
Coloc., Ign., Natr-mur., Staph. 
During the paroxysm. Bell, or Aeon., Alum., Carbo-an., Carbo- 
v., Cupr., Kali, Lach., Nux-v., Sep., Sil., Thuja or 
Ambr., Bell., Calc., Fer., Merc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Sep. 110 
From bodily exertion. Aram., Iod., Merc, or 
Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bry., Dig., Lyc., Natr-raur., Rhus, 
Sil., Sulph., Thuja. 
From rising up. Aeon., Bry., Verat. or 
Ars., Bell., Natr-mur., Nux-y., Op., Phos., Rhus, Scill., 
Sulph. 
From motion. Ant-tart., Bell., Bry., Dig., Fluor., Graph., Iod., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Petr., Phos., Sep., Staph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Arn., Bar., Cann., Chin., 
Colch., Fer., Lach., Led., Mezer., Nitr., Nux-v., Oleand., 
Par., Samb., Scill., Sil., Spig., Stram., Sulph., Valer. 
While stooping. Bry., Dig., Graph., Merc., Sep., Spig., Sulph- 
ac. or 
Aeon., Alum., Amm., Ang., Arg., Cann., Chin., Mang., 
Merc-corr., Natr., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Scill., Seneg., Sil., 
V aler. 
Before sleep. Arn., Asar., Calc., Lyc., Magn., Natr-mur., Puls., 
Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Sil. or 
Agar., Amm., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bry., Carb-an., Carb-v., 
Dulc., Graph., Ign., Lach., Magn-mur., Merc., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Nux-v., Phos., Sabin., Samb., Sarsap., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
While vomiting. Verat. or 
Ars., Cupr., Ipec., Mosch., Puls., Sulph. 
On waking. Ars., Calc., Graph., Kali, Lyc., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Staph., Sulph. or 
Alum., Amm., Ambr., Arn., Bar., Bell., Bor., Campli., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Ferr., Ign., Ipec., 
Magn., Mosch., Nitr-ac., Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-scel., 
Sabin., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Before eating. Chin., Kali, Natr. or 
Calc., Con., Iod., Phos., Sep. 
While eating. Kali, Spig. or 
Amm., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Ign., Nitr-ac., Sep. 111 
After eating. Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Lyc., Natr., Nitr- 
ac., Nux-v., Phos.. Puls., Selen. or 
Aeon., Alum., Aug., Asaf., Camph., Caust., Cham., 
Chin., Con., Hep., Ign., Kali, Mezer., Natr-mur., Par., 
Phos-ac., Ban-bulb., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, 
Viol-tr., Zinc. 
While walking. Bry., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Staph, or 
Arn., Aur., Bell., Colch., Dig., Graph., Led., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Natr-mur., Phos., Samb., Scill., Selen., Spig. 
— in the open air. Ambr., Lyc., Petr., Puls., Rhus, Sep. or 
Agar., Anac., Ars., Cann., Carbo-v., Ferr., Hyos., Led., 
Men., Nux-v., Sabad., Sabin., Stann., Valer. 
From emotions. Aeon., Aur., Bell., Cham., Coloc., Cocc., Hyos., 
Ign., Lach., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Sep., Staph, or 
Apis, Bry., Calc., Coff., Colch., Cupr., Kali, Lyc., Magn., 
Mar., Natr-mur., Op., Plat., Stram., Thuja, Verat. 
From coughing. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bell., Calc., Ipec., Nux-v., 
Phos., Sep. or 
Apis, Bry., Carbo-v., Chin., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Puls., 
Rhus, Sabad., Scill., Secale, Spong., Sulph. 
While lying down (in bed). Arg., Calc., Hell., Kali, Lyc., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Puls., Rhus, Samb., Selen., Sep., 
Sulph., Viol-tr. or 
Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Ang., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Arn., 
Asaf., Asar., Aur., Bor., Bry., Cham., Chel., Coloc., Ferr., 
Graph., Ign., Iod., Led., Magn-mur., Mang., Men., Merc., 
Mosch., Nitr., Nux-v., Phos., Seueg., Spig., Stront., Valer., 
Verat., Vit. 
While lying on the back. Ars., Nitr., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Sep., Sil. or 
Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Caust., Cham., Chin., Coloc., 
Cupr., Ign., Iod., Plumb., Rhus, Spig. 112 
While lying on the left side. Aeon., Bar., Bry., Graph., Kali, 
Lyc., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos., Puls., Sep., Stann. or 
Amra., Anac., Ang., Calc., Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Chin., Ipee., Merc., Mezer., Sil., Sulph., Thuja. 
— on the right side. Merc., Nax-v., Stann. or 
Aeon., Amm-mur., Anac., Bor., Carbo-an., Ipec., Lyc., 
Magn-mur., Nitr., Puls., Seneg., Spig., Spong., Viol-tr. 
Before the catamenia. Calc., Cupr., Kali, Lyc., Puls., Spong. or 
Alum., Amm., Bar., Cocc., Coloc., Con., Iod., Merc., 
Natr-mur., Phos-ac., Secale, Sep., Stann., Sulph., Verat. 
During the catamenia. Ars., Ign., Sep., Sulph. or 
Chin., Iod., Phos. 
From music. Lyc., Natr., Phos-ac., Sep., Staph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Calc., Dig., Nux-v., Viol-od. 
After lying down. Ambr., Arg., Ars., Aur., Calc., Dulc., Hep., 
Kali, Lyc., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Samb., Sep. or 
Amm., Asaf., Bry., Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Chel., Clem., 
Cycl., Ferr., Graph., Hell., Hyos., Magn., Magn-mur., 
Merc., Nux-v., Plumb. Sabad., Scill., Selen., Seneg., 
Spong., Stront., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Vit. 
In repose. Calc., Euphorb., Kali, Magn-mur., Natr-mur., 
Phos., Rhus, Seneg., Sep., Spig. or 
Apis, Arg., Arn., Aur., Bell., Caps., Cham., Chin., 
Coloc., Con., Cycl., Fer., Lyc., Men., Mosch., Natr., Nitr., 
Par., Phos-ac., Puls., Ruta, Sabad., Samb., Stann., Sulph., 
Tar., Yaler. 
In sleep. Ars., Calc., Natr-mur., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Rheum, 
Sabin., Samb., Sulph., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Bell., Camph., Cham., Chin., Hep., Hyos., Ign., 
Led., Merc., Puls., Sep., Sil., Strain., Yiol-tr. 
afternoon. Puls., Staph, or 
Anac., Bry., Calc., Graph., Ign., Nux-v., Phos., Selen., 
Sulph. 113 
In sleeplessness. Ars., Bry., Calc., Con., Lyc., Phos., Plat., 
Puls., Rhus, Sabin., Sep., Sil. or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Arn., Asar., Bor., Camph., Dulc., 
Hep., Kali, Laur., Magn., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., 
Ran-bulb., Samb., Sulpli. 
While sitting. Anac., Ang., Asaf., Carbo-v., Dig., Magn-mur.,. 
Natr., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Spig., Yaler. or 
Agar., Alum., Ant-tart., Asar., Bar., Calc., Caps., Carbo- 
an., Chin., Cycl., Dulc., Ferr., Graph., Lyc., Maug., Men., 
Mosch., Mur-ac., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Rhod., Sabacl., 
Seneg., Sulph., Verb., Viol-tr. 
— stooping. Chin., Dig., Rhus, Sil., Spig. or 
Alum., Ang., Arg., Bry., Cann., Men., Merc., Oleand.,. 
Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Seneg., Spong., Stann., Staph. 
— speaking. Ambr., Arn., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Hep., Kali,. 
Led., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Selen., Stann., Sulph, or 
Alum., Amm., Anac., Bell., Bor., Cann., Canth., Cham., 
Chin., Cocc., Dulc., Graph., Ign., Iod., Mang., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos-ac., 
Ran-bulb., Scill., Sep., Spig., Strain., Sulph-ac., Verat. 
While standing. Agar., Con., Plat., Valer. or 
Aur., Cycl., Ferr., Natr-mur., Puls., Rhus. 
In a (warm) room. Apis, Croc., Iod., Ipec., Lyc., Puls.r 
Sabin, or 
Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., Ant-c., Ars., 
Asar., Bell., Bry., Calc., Graph., Laur., Natr-mur., Phos., 
Plat., Rhod., Rhus, Selen., Seneg., Spig., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verb., Vit. 
After stool. Ars., Op. or 
Ant-tart., Caust., Nitr-ac., Rhus. 
From tobacco smoke and smoking. Ign., Phos., Puls, or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Ars., Cic., Cycl., Nux-v., Selen., Senega 
Sep., Spong., Staph. 114 
From ascending stairs. Ars., Bar., Nitr-ac., Petr., Spong., 
Thuja or 
Aeon., Bell., Bry., Calc., Graph., Merc., Natr., Nitr., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Ruta, Seneg., Sep., Spig., Stann., Staph., 
Sulph., Zinc. 
From drinking (in general). Arn., Ars., Calc., Chin., Con., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhus, Sil,, Yerat. or 
Aeon., Anac., Ant-tart., Brom., Bry., Con., Coloc., Croc., 
Cupr., Ferr., Hep., Mar., Nitr-ac., Puls., Sulph., Thuja. 
beer. Ferr., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Thuja, or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Coloc., Nux-v., Puls., Secale, Stram., 
V erat. 
brandy. Arn., Ars., Fluor., Lach., Nux-v., Op. or 
Calc., Chin., Cocc., Hep., Ign., Led., Rhus, Stram., 
Sulph., Sulph-ac. 
G0ffee• Cham., Ign., Nux-v. or 
Canth., Caust., Chin., Cocc., Ipec., Merc., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Rhus, Sulph., Thuja. 
tea. Fer., Selen. or 
Ars., Chin., Hep., Phos-ac., Thuja, Yerat. 
wine. Ars., Carbo-v., Lach., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Sil., Thuja, Zinc, or 
Ant-c., Arn., Bor., Calc., Coff., Fluor., Natr., Nux-m., 
Op., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Selen. 
From turning in bed. Aeon., Ars., Cann., Hep., Lyc., Puls., 
Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Bry., Caps., Carbo-v., Con., Creos., Ferr., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhus, Sil., Staph., Thuja. 
From warm weather. Bry., Graph., Iod., Nitr-ac., Puls., 
Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Asar., Carbo-v., Con., Colch., Lach., Lyc., Op., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Secale, Selen., Sep. 115 
II. Chills. 
Chill (in general predominant). Aeon., Agar., Alum., Aram- 
mur., Anac., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Ars., Asaf., 
Asar., Aur., Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Brom., Bry., Calad.,Calc,, 
Camph., Cann., Cantli., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Chel., Chin., Cic., Cina, Cocc., Colch., Coloc., Con., Creos., 
Croc., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Dros., Dulc., Euphorb., Euphras., 
Ferr. (Fluor.), Graph., Hell., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Ipec., Kali, 
Lach., Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Mar., 
Men., Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Oleand., Par., Petr., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Rhus, 
Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Secale, Sep., Sil., Spig., 
Spong., Stann., Staph., Stram., Stront., Sulph., Sulph-ac., 
Thuja, Yerat., Verb., Yit., Zinc, or 
Ambr., Amm., Ang., Arg., Bism., Cham., Clem., Coif., 
Guaj., Iod., Mosch., Op., Ran-scel., Rheum, Samb., Scill., 
Selen., Seneg., Tar., Valer., Yiol-od., Yiol-tr. 
External. Aeon., Amm-mur., Cham., Euphras., Ignat., Nit- 
ac., Oleand., Sabad., Sulph., Yerat., Zinc, or 
Arm, Ars., Calc., Chin., Euphorb., Lach., Mag., Merc., 
Mosch., Ran-hulb., Rhus, Sil., Verb. 
With goose-flesh. Bell., Bry., Camph., Cann., Croc., Hell., 
Nux-v., Par., Sabad. or 
Ang., Ant-tart., Ars., Asar., Aur., Bar., Bor., Canth., 
Caust., Chel., Chin., Ignat., Laur., Led., Mang., Mezer., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Nat-mur., Phos., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Ruta, 
Sabin., Sarsap., Spig., Stann., Staph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, 
Y erat. 
On one side. Bry., Carbo-veg., Chel., Dros., Lyc., Nux-v., 
Phos., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Stann., Thuja, Verb, or 
Alum., Ambr., Anac., Ant-tart., Am., Bar., Bell., Caust., 
Cham., China, Cocc., Croc., Dig., Ignat., Kali, Natr., 
Par., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Rheum., Sabad., Sabin., 
Sarsap., Spig., Stram., Sulph., Sulph-ac. 116 
Chill on left side. Carbo-veg., Dros., Lyc., Stann., Thuja, or 
Bar., Caust., Par., Rhus, Ruta, Spig., Sulph. 
On the right side. Bry., Chel., Phos., Puls., Rhus, or 
Caust., Lyc., Nux-v., Ran-bulb., Sabin. 
Chill running from above downward. Agar., Cauth., Cic., 
Coffea, Croc., Mez., Mosch., Staph., Sulph-ac., A'aler. or 
Bar., Bell., Caust., Cocc., Colch., Creos., Lach., Magn., 
Phos., Ruta, Sabad., Stram., Stront., Sulph., Thuja, 
Verat., Zinc. 
Chills running upward. Aeon., Cilia, Dig., Hyos., Lach., Phos., 
Sabad., Sarsap., Sepia, Staph, or 
Aram-mur., Carbo-an., Croc., Dulc., Magn., Puls., Ruta, 
Sulph., Verat. 
Internal chill. Anac., Ang., Arn., Ars., Bry., Calc., Canth., 
Caust., Chel., China, Cocc., Coffea., Con., Dig., Dros., 
Euphras., Guaj., Ign., Ipec., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Petr., 
Phos., Plumb., Puls., Ruta, Scill., Sil., Sulph., Thuja, 
Verb., Vit. or 
Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Ant-crud., Ant-tart., Asaf., Asar., 
Bar., Bell., Bov., Camph., Caps., Carbo-veg., Cham., Cic., 
Colch., Creos., Croc., Graph., Hell., Hepar, Kali, Lach., 
Laur., Lyc., Magn., Mang., Men., Mez., Mosch., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Olean., Par., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Rheum, 
Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Sec-corn., Sep., Spig., Spong., 
Stront., Sulph-ac., Valer., Verat., Zinc. 
Chill with shaking. Aeon., Ant-crud., Ars., Bell., Brom., Bry., 
Camph., Cannab., Cham., Chel., China, Cina, Creos., Hell., 
Iod., Ipecac., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Plat., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., 
Samb., Spong., Staph., Sulph., Verat. or 
Agar., Amm., Anac., Ap., Arn., Asar., Aur., Bar., Calc., 
Canth., Caps., Carbo-veg., Caust., Cic., Cocc., Cupr., Cyel., 
Dulc., Ferr., Hepar, Ign., Lach., Laur., Led., Lyc., Mag., 
Mag-mur., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Nitr., Nit-ac., Nux-mos., Op., Petr., Phos., Puls., 117 
Ran-bulb., Sabin., Sarsap., Secale-corn., Sep., Sib, Spig., 
Strain., Thuja, Valer. 
Over-running chills. Asar., Bar., Colch., Kali, Puls., Ruta, 
Samb., Spig. or 
Agar., Alum., Ant-tart., Asaf., Bell., Cham., Chin., Led., 
Merc., Mez., Nat-mur., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sarsap., 
Thuja, Valer., Verat., Verb. 
Shivering chill. Aeon., Anac., Ant-tart., Bry., Cina, Croc., Mar., 
Natr-mur., Op., Par., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Sulph., Vit. or 
Ap., Arn., Ars., Asaf., Bell., Bor., Brom., Calc., Cann., 
Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Chin., Cic., Cocc., Con., Led., 
Merc., Natr., Nitr., Nux-v., Oleand., Petr., Plios.,Phos-ac., 
Sabad., Sib, Strain., Valer., Zinc. 
As if cold water were poured over one. Anac., Ant-tart., Arn., 
Bar., Led., Merc., Rhus, or 
Agar., Chin., Magn., Mez., Nux-v., Puls., Sabad., Valer., 
Verat., Verb. 
Slight shivering chilliness. Ap., Ars., Asar., Bar., Bry., Campli., 
Carbo-v., Cocc., CofF., Hell., Hyos., Ipec., Natr., Nux- 
mos.. Par., Petr., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rail-bulb., Scilb, 
Sep., Spig., Stann., Sulph., Vit., Zinc, or 
Agar., Ambr., Anac., Bell., Bism., Bov., Canth., Cham., 
Chin., Cina, Con., Creos., Cupr., Dig., Dros., Dulc., 
Euphorb., Guaj., Lacli., Lyc., Mar., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Mos., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Nit., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Plumb., 
Ran-sceb, Rhus, Sabad., Samb., Sarsap., Seneg., Sib, 
Spong., Staph., Tar., Thuja, Valer. 
Coldness in general. Anac., Ars., Asar., Bar., Bry., Calc., 
Camph., Carbo-v., Caust., Cheb, Chin., Cic., Euphr., Ferr., 
Graph., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Led., Lyc., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Mez., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Oleand., Petr., 
Phos., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Sabad., Sabin., Scilb, Sep., Sib, 
Sulph., Viol-tr. or 
Agar., Alum., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Bov., 118 
Calad., Cann., Carbo-an., Cham., Cocc., Con., Creos., Croc., 
Dig., Dulc., Euphorb., Kali, Lach., Laur., Men., Mosch., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Op., Par., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Rhod., 
Rhus, Spig., Stram., Stront., Valer., Vit. 
PARTIAL CHILL. 
Partial chill in general. Aeon., Ambr., Bar., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Caust., Cham., Chel., Chin., Creos., Ign., Men., Merc., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sep., Spig., 
Sulph., Verat. or 
Agar., Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-tart., 
Apis, Arg., Arn., Ars., Asar., Aur., Bor., Bov., Brom., 
Camph., Cann., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cic., 
Cocc., Coff., Colch., Coloc., Con., Croc., Cupr., Dig., Dros., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Euphras., Graph., Guaj., Hell., Hepar, 
Hyos., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Lach., Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., 
Mang., Merc-corr., Mez., Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-mosch., Oleand., Op., Par., Petr., 
Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Samb., Sarsap., Scill., Sec-corn., 
Seneg., Sil., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stram., Stront., Thuja, 
Valer., Viol-tr., Vit., Zinc. 
On upper part of body. Cina, Euphorb. or 
Agar., Bar., Men., Rhus. 
On lower part of body. Arn. or 
Aeon., Nux-v., Puls., Sarsap. 
On fore part of body. Cham., Puls. 
On the back part of body. Cham., Ign., Rhus, or 
Cocc., Stront. 
Partial chill of head. Calc., Merc., Merc-corr., Nux-v., Ruta, 
Sep., Stann., Stront., Sulph., Verat., Vit. or 
Aeon., Agar., Ambr., Asar., Bar., Cann., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Chel., Chin., Creos., Dulc., Kali, Lach., Laur., 
Mosch., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sabin., Spig., Staph., Thuja. 
Proceeding from head. Mosch. 119 
Proceeding from back of head. Valer. 
On the eyes. Plat, or 
Aram., Asar., Calc., Con., Croc., Kali, Lyc., Par. 
On the ears. Calc., Ipec., Merc, or 
Kali, Lach., Men., Plat., Seneg., Staph., Verat. 
On the nose. Nux-v. or 
Ant-crud., Bell., Ign., Merc., Plumb., Verat. 
On the face. Calc., Cham., Lyc., Nux-v., Plat., Rheum, or 
Aeon., Am., Bar., Camph., Caust., Cina, Chin., Dros., 
Ign., Laur,, Merc-corr., Mosch., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Ran-bulb., Rhod., Ruta, Sep., Spig., Stront. 
Proceeding from the face. Bar. 
Proceeding from the lips. Ap., Plat., Sep. 
In the epigastrium. Bell., Colch., Ipec. or 
Ant-tart., Ars., Bar., Camph., Caust., Ign., Laur., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Spig., Spong. 
Proceeding from the epigastrium. Bar. 
Around the hypochondHa. Nux-v., Puls. 
On the abdomen. Ars., Calad., Merc., Par., Puls., Spig. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Chin., Colch., Kali, Magn., Mar., Men., 
Mez., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Op., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Sec-corn.,. 
Sulph., Zinc. 
Proceeding from the abdomen. Calad., Mar. or 
Par. 
On the throat. Calc., Dulc., Kali, Phos., Sulph., Valer. 
On the chest. Cic., Dig., Ran-bulb., Spig. or 
Calc., Coff., Merc., Natr., Nux-v., Par., Sulph. 
Proceeding from the chest. Cic., Spig. 
On shoulder-blades. Caust., Rhus, or 
Alum., Amm-mur., Aur., Creos., Sil., Stront., Viol-tr. 120 
Proceeding from shoulder-blades. Rhus. 
On the bach. Bell., Bor., Canth., Caps., Caust., Chin., Cocc., 
Coif., Colch., Dig., Dulc., Hyos., Magn., Men., Mez., Phos., 
Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Sec-corn., Sep., Spig., Spong., Stann., 
Stram., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm-mur., Bov., Camph., Calc., 
Carb-veg., Con., Creos., Croc., Graph., Guaj., Hell., Hepar, 
Ign., Lach., Laur., Led., Lyc., Merc., Mosch., Mur-ac., 
Natr-mur., Nux-mos., Nux-v., Op., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran- 
bulb., Sabad., Sarsap., Scill., Seneg., Sib, Staph., Thuja, 
Valer., Verat. 
Proceeding from the bach. Staph, or 
Arg., Croc., Dulc. 
On lower lumbar and sacral regions. Bry., Hyos., Lyc., Puls., 
Rhus, Stront., Sulph. or 
Canth., Carb-veg., Creos., Hell., Lach., Laur., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Phos-ac., Sabad., Sabin., Spong. 
Proceeding from this region. (Kreutze.) Hyos., Stront. 
On the upper extremities. Aeon., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cic., Ign., 
Nux-v., Plumb., Rhus, Sabad., Spig., Verat. or 
Amm., Anac., Bar., Cann., Chel., Chin., Cocc., Croc., 
Cupr., Dig., Dulc., Euphras., Graph., Hell., Hepar, Kali, 
Mang., Merc., Mez., Mosch., Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran- 
bulb., Ruta, Scill., Sec-corn., Sep., Sib, Staph., Thuja, Zinc. 
On the upper arm. Ign., Mez. or 
Cocc., Graph., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-bulb. 
Proceeding from the upper arm. Mez. 
On the lower arm. Rhus, or 
Bry., Caust, Ign., Nux-v. 
On the hands. Bar., Bell., Cupr., Dig., Natr-mur., Rhus, 
Sabad. or 
Ambr., Anac., Cheh, Dros., Iod., Lach., Merc., Mosch., 
Nux-v., Phos., Samb., Spig., Verat., Zinc. 121 
Proceeding from the hands. Dig. 
On the fingers. Cupr., Men., Mere., Phos-ac. or 
Aeon., Creos., Dig., Kali, Mang., Ran-bulb., Spig., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
On the lower extremities. Bell., Chin., Cic., Cocc., Croc., Ign., 
Merc., Mez., Par., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Spig. or 
Aeon., Agar., Arabr., Arg., Arn., Camph., Caps., Carb- 
an., Carb-veg., Caust., Chel., Coloc., Creos., Cupr., Dros., 
Euphorb., Hell., Hepar, Laur., Led., Lyc., Men., Merc- 
corr., Mosch., Natr., Nit-ac., Nux-mos., Nux-v., Olean., 
Petr., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Sabin., Samb., Sec- 
corn., Spong., Sulph., Valer., Verat. 
On the thighs. Bry., Chin., Puls., Spong., Stront. or 
Agar., Arn., Bell., Caps., Cic., Hell., Ign., Lyc., Merc., 
Mosch., Nitr-ac., Oleand., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Samb., Sep. 
On the knees. Chin., Men., Puls, or 
Caust., Coloc., Ign., Lach., Nitr-ac., Phos., Sep. 
On the legs. Ars., Chel., Puls, or 
Ambr., Bar., Bell., Chin., Creos. 
On the feet. Amm., Bar., Bell., Brom., Cupr., Dig., Dros., 
Magn., Merc., Rhus, Sabad., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Anac., Arg., Ars., Chel., Coloc., Creos., Croc., 
Ign., Laur., Lyc., Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nux-mos., 
Par., Puls., Ran-bulb., Samb., Sep., Valer., Verat. 
Proceeding from the feet. Bar., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Dig., Hyos. 
COLDNESS. 
General coldness. Amm-mur., Ant-t., Am., Ars., Aur., Bism., 
Bry., Calad., Camph., Cann., Canth., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Cham., Chel., Coloc., Con., Cupr., Dulc., Euphorb., 
Euphras., Ferr., Hell., Hyos., Laeh., Laur., Led., Lyc., 
Magn., Mezer., Mosch., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-v., 122 
Op., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhus-t., Sarsap., Sep., 
Staph., Strain., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Amm., Anac., Asaf., Asar., Bar., Bell., 
Bor., Bov., Brom., Calc., Caps., Carbo-an., Chin., Cocc., 
Coffea, Colch., Creos., Croc., Cycl., Dig., Dros., Graph., 
Ign., Iod., Ipec., Mang., Men., Merc., Merc-cor., Mur-ac., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Oleand., Par., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Plat., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Samb., Scill., Secale, Selen., 
Sil., Spig., Spong., Sulph., Thuja, Valer., Verat., Zinc. 
PARTIAL COLDNESS. 
One-sided coldness. Bry., Caust., Dros., Lyc., Mosch., Nux-v., 
Par., Puls., Rhus-t., Ruta, Thuja, or 
Ant-tart., Arn., Bar., Carbo-v., Chel., Chin., Cocc., 
Dig., Ipec., Phos., Phos-ac., Rheum, Sabad., Sulph., 
Verb. 
On posterior portion of body. Rhus. 
On left side. Caust., Dros., Thuja, or 
Arn., Chin., Par. 
On right side. Bry., Lyc., Par., Rhus-t. or 
Caust., Phos-ac., Puls. 
On painful parts. Ang., Led., Rhus, or 
Ars., Cocc., Dulc., Lach., Merc., Petr., Plat., Plumb., 
Rhod., Sil., Thuja. 
Coldness of the head. Apis, Calc., Rhus, Ruta, Sep., Sulph. or 
Agar., Alum, Aram., Bar., Graph., Magn-mur., Mang., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhod., Sabad., Verat. 
Coldness of the ears. Ipec., Plat., Verat. or 
Dulc., Kali, Lach., Mang., Merc., Seneg., Stann. 
Coldness of the nose. Arn., Nux-vom., Verat. or 
Apis, Bell., Chin., Cycl., Dros., Ign., Natr-m., Phos-ac., 
Plumb. 123 
Coldness of the face. Camph., Cina, Dros., Hyos., Ipec., Lyc., 
Natr-c., Petr., Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Asar., Bell., Bism., Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Cic., Ign., Nit-ac., Plat., Rheum, Rhus. 
Coldness of the cheeks. Bell, or 
Cham., Rheum. 
— of the lips. Apis. 
— of the chin. Verat. 
— in the mouth. Ars., Carbo-v., Verat. or 
Aeon., Camph., Caust., Colch., Cupr., Rhus. 
— of the tongue. Ars., Carbo-v., Verat. or 
Colch., Cupr. 
— of the epigastrium. Bell, or 
Ant-tart., Ars., Camph., Caust., Ign., Laur., Nat-m., 
Nux-x., Phos., Spig., Spong. 
— of the abdomen. Ambr., Par., Sep. or 
Apis, Calad., Chin., Merc., Merc-corr., Op., Puls., 
Spig. 
Coldness of the genitals. Agn., Sulph. or 
Cann., Caps., Caust., Merc. 
— of the glans penis. Caust. or 
Merc., Sulph. 
— of the testicles. Agn. or 
Caps. 
— on the chest. Cic., Merc., Merc-corr. 
— on the back. Amm-mur., Caust., Rhus, Secale. or 
Calc., Camph., Croc., Dulc., Men., Natr-mur., Stann., 
Thuja. 
— of the loins. (Kreutze.) Carbo-v., Phos-ac., Spong. 
— proceeding from the loins. Hyos. 124 
Coldness of the upper extremities. Arn., Bell., Euphras., Mezer., 
Op., Puls., Rhus, or 
Amin., Apis, Bry., Carnph., Cham., Chin., Cic., Dig., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Hyos., Ipec., Kali, Led., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Oleaud., Phos., Plumb., Ruta, Sabad., 
Secale, Sep., Stram., Sulph., Thuja, Verat. 
— of the hands. Arn., Aur., Bar., Bell., Calc., Carnph., Caust., 
Chel., Chin., Coloc., Cycl., Dig., Dros., Hell., Iod., Ipec., 
Lach., Lyc., Mang., Men., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Puls., Ran-bulb., 
Rhus, Ruta, Sabin, Samb., Selen., Soil 1., Strain., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat., Vit., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Ambra., Amin., Ant-tart., Apis, 
Ars., Asar., Bor., Bry., Calad., Cann., Canth., Caps., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Cina, Cocc., Coffea, Colch., 
Con.,Creos., Cupr., Euphras., Ferr., Hep., Ign., Kali, Laur., 
Led., Mar., Merc., Merc-corr., Mosch., Nitr., Nux-m., Par., 
Phos-ac., Sarsap., Sep., Sil., Spig., Spong., Stann., Sulph- 
ac., Verb. 
— of the fingers. Ant-tart., Calc., Chel.* Dig., Phos-ac., Sep., 
Sulph., Tar, Thuja. 
— of the finger points. Ant-tart., Chel.., Tar, Thuja, or 
Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Sarsap., Spig., Sulph. 
— of the lower extremities. Ars., Bell., Bry., Calad., Caust., 
Led., Mezer., Nitr., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Op., Puls., Sep., Sulph., 
Thuja, or 
Apis, Carbo-an., Cham., Chin,, Cic., Dig., Euphorb., 
Hyos., Ipec., Lyc., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Oleand., Petr., Phos., Plumb., Rhod., Sabad., Secale, Stram., 
Stront. 
— of the thighs. Calad., Calc., Merc., Spong., Sulph. or 
Agar., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Oleand., Rhod., Thuja. 125 
Coldness of the knees. Agn., Puls, or 
Ambr., Ars., Aur., Cann., Chin., Coloc., Mezer., Nitr-ac., 
Petr., Phos., Sep., Stann., Sulph. 
— of the legs. Calad., Sil. or 
Ambr., Ars., Aur., Chel., Ign., Led., Mang., Merc., 
Rhus, Samb., Sulph., Thuja. 
— of the feet. Aeon., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Ant-crud., 
Ant-tart., Arn., Aur., Bell., Brom., Calad., Calc., Caps., 
Caust., Chel., Chin., Coff., Coloc., Con., Creos., Dig., Dros., 
Graph., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Mang., Merc., Merc- 
corr., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Oleand., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, 
Ruta, Sabin., Samb.,Sarsap., Scill.,Sep., Sil., Stram., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat. or 
Alum., Anac., Ars., Asar., Bar., Bov., Bry., Camph., 
Cann., Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Cic., Cocc., 
Colch., Croc., Cupr., Cycl., Euphras., Ferr., Hell., Hep., 
Hyos., Ign., Laur., Led., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Nux- 
v., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Selen., Stann., Staph., 
Stront., Sulph-ac., Valer., Verb., Zinc. 
— of the toes. Calad., Dig., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Brom. 
Arn., Calc., Caust., Chin., Cocc., Laur., Lyc., Men., 
Merc., Mosch., Mur-ac., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Secale, Sep., 
Sulph., Verat., Verb, or 
Aeon., Agar., Asar., Bar., Bell., Bov., Bry., Camph., 
Cann., Canth., Chel., Coff., Creos., Croc., Dig., Dros., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Graph., Hell., Ign., Lach., Magn., Mezer., 
Par., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Rhod., Ruta, Spig., Spoug., 
Stann., Staph., Zinc. 
GENERAL SENSATION OF COLDNESS. 
PARTIAL SENSATION OF COLDNESS. 
On the head. Calc., Merc., Con., Sep., Sulph., Verat., Vit. or 
Agar., Ambr., Asar., Bar., Cann., Carbo-v., Cliel., 126 
Dale., Kali, Lach., Laur., Merc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Spig., 
Stann., Staph. 
Partial sensation of coldness in the head. Aeon., Bell., Calc., 
Ohel., Phos., Sep., Verat. or 
Arabr., Arn., Ars., Asar., Bar., Cann., Croc., Dale., 
Ign., Lach., Laur., Mang., Merc., Mosch., Natr-mur., 
Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Spong., Sulph., Valer. 
— in the eyes. Alum., Asar., Calc., Con., Plat., Thuja, or 
Aeon., Amm., Asaf., Caust., Croc., Fluor., Graph., Kali, 
Lyc., Par., Phos-ac. 
— on the eyelids. Asar., Graph., Kali, Phos-ac. 
— on the eai'S. Ipec. or 
Men., Staph., Verat. 
— on the nose. Ant-crud. or 
Anac., Ign. 
— on the face. Calc., Cina, Lyc., Phos-ac., Plat., Ban-bulb, or 
Aeon., Arn., Bar., Camph., Caust., Chin., Ign., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Mosch., Nux-v., Phos., Ran-scel., Rheum, 
Rhod., Stront. 
— one sided, on face. Phos-ac. 
— on the lips. Plat, or 
Sep. 
— on the chin. Plat. 
— on the teeth. Phos-ac., Rheum, Sep., Spig. or 
Alum., Asar., Carbo-v., Dros., Natr., Nit-ac., Petr., 
Phos. 
— in the mouth. Verat. or 
Asar. 
— in the throat. Arg., Carbo-v., Caust., Verat. or 
Bism., Laur., Men., Mezer., Nitr., Phos., Sulph. 
— on the tongue. Bell., Laur., Mezer., Verat. 127 
Partial sensation of coldness in the stomach. Ars., Caps., Colch., 
Con., Ipec., Lacli., Nitr., Phos., Puls., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Alum., Amm., Ant-tart., Bar., Bov., Camph., 
Chel., Chin., Graph., Ign., Laur., Magn., Mezer., Natr- 
mur., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sabad., Spig., 
Spong., Sulph-ac., Verat., Zinc. 
— in the hypochondria. Natr. 
— in the abdomen. Atnbr., Ars., Camph., Colch., Kali, Mar., 
Men., Merc., Oleand., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Secale, 
Sep., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Alum., Ang., Asaf., Bov., Caust., Chin., Creos., 
Hell., Laur., Magn., Mezer., Natr., Nux-v., Par., Plumb., 
Ruta, Sabad., Sarsap., Sulph. 
— on the testicles. Brom. or 
Merc. 
— in the trachea. Arg., Ars., Bry., Carbo-v., Rhus, Sulph., 
V erat. or 
Arn., Brom., Camph., Chin., Merc., Mur-ac., Phos. 
— on the throat and neck. Calc, or 
Phos., Sulph. 
— in the chest. Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Lach., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Oleand., Par., Sulph., Zinc, or 
Alum., Arn., Brom., Camph., Carbo-an., Cic., Graph., 
Nux-v., Petr., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Ruta, Spig. 
— on the chest. Calc, or 
Dig., Natr-mur., Par., Ran-bulb. 
— on the shoulder-blades. Caust., Rhus, or 
Alum., Amm-mur., Aur., Creos., Viol-tr. 
— on the back. Ars., Bell., Calc., Caust., Cocc., Croc., Hyosc., 
Mur-ac., Puls., Rhus, Secale, Sep., Spong., Stann. or 
Aeon., Amm-mur., Ang., Apis, Arn., Asar., Bor., 
Camph., Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., Chin., Coff., Colch., Con., 128 
Creos., Dig., Dulc., Guaj., Hell., Hep., Ign., Lach., Laur., 
Led., Lyc., Men., Mezer., Mosch., Natr-mur., Nux-m., 
Nux-v., Op., Ran-bulb., Ruta, Sabad., Seill., Sil., Spig., 
Staph., Strara., Sulph., Verat. 
Partial sensation of coldness on the loins. (Kreutze.) Bry., 
Merc., Con., Rhus, or 
Cauth., Hell., Laur., Lyc., Merc., Puls., Sabad., Sabin., 
Spong., Stront. 
— on the upper extremities. Aeon., Bry., Caust., Ign., Rhus, 
Secale. or 
Ambr., Anac., Bar., Bell., Cann., Chel., Chin., Cic., 
Cocc., Croc., Dig., Dulc., Euphras., Graph., Hell., Hep., 
Mang., Men., Mezer., Mosch., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., Ruta, Samb., Scill., 
Sep., Spig., Staph., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
— on the hands. Aeon., Men., Mosch., Spig., Zinc. 
— on the fingers. Men., Phos-ac. or 
Creos., Kali, Merc., Ran-bulb., Spig., Sulph., Thuja. 
— on the finger ends. Phos-ac. 
— on the lower extremities. Aeon., Ign., Merc., Sabin., Samb., 
Secale, Sep. or 
Agar., Camph., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Cic., Hep., 
Mezer., Natr., Nux-v., Par., Petr., Plumb., Puls., Rliod., 
Rhus, Spig., Spong. 
—on right lower extremity. Sabin. 
—on thighs. Caps., Lyc., Spong. or 
Arn., Bell., Hell., Mosch., Oleand., Puls., Ran-bulb., 
Rhod. 
— on the knees. Chin., Coloc., Dig., Ign., Men., Phos., Verat. 
— on the legs. Ars., Puls, or 
Ambr., Bar., Bell., Chel., Chin., Creos., Ign., Led., Men., 
Mosch., Rliod., Rhus, Ruta, Stront., Valer. 129 
Partial sensation of coldness on the feet. Coloc., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., 
Zinc, or 
Aeon., Arg., Ars., Bell., Chel., Creos., Dros., Ign., Laur., 
Merc., Samb., Sulph., Valer., Verat. 
— on the toes. Aeon., Ran-bulb., Sulph., Verat. 
SHUDDERING. 
General shuddering. Apis, Ars., Aur., Camph., Cann., Caps., 
Carbo-an., Caust., Cham., Chel., Cina, Clem., Con., Coff., 
Colch., Coloc., Cyc., Dros., Euphorb., Ferr., Ign., Lach., 
Laur., Led., Magn., Men., Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., Nux-v., 
Oleand., Plios., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Ruta, Sep., Staph., 
Tar, Verb., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm., Anac., Ang., Arg., Arn., 
Asaf., Asar., Bar., Bell., Bor., Bry., Calad., Calc., Carbo-v., 
Chin., Con., Creos., Croc.j Dig., Dulc., Guaj., Hell., Hep., 
Hvosc., Ipec., Kali, Lyc., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc., Merc- 
corr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Op., Par., Plumb., 
Rheum, Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Sil., Spig., Spong., Stann., 
Stram., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Valer., Verat., Viola-od. 
Shuddering with goose-flesh. Camph., Caust., Sabad. or 
Ang., Aur., Bar., Cann., Chin., Ign., Laur., Led., Mezer., 
Sabin., Sarsap., Stann., Staph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 
i 
— one-sided. Bell., Caust., Cocc., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Verb, or 
Alum., Ambr., Anac., Ant-tart., Arn., Bar., Bry., Cham., 
Chin., Croc., Dig., Ipec., Kali, Lyc., Natr., Par., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Plat., Ruta, Sabad., Sarsap., Spig., Stann., Stram., 
Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
— running downward. Bell., Chel., Croc., Sabad., Valer., 
Zinc, or 
Agar., Caust., Coff., Colch., Mosch., Staph., Sulph-ac. 
— running upward. Aeon., Cina, Lach., Sarsap. or 
Agar., Carbo-an., Colch., Hyos., Puls., Sabad., Spig., 
Stront., Sulph. 130 
Shuddering running around the body. Colch. or 
Bar., Cham., Rhus. 
— internal. Chel., Coif., Ign., Phos. or 
Dros., Hell., Rheum. 
— running over the body. Anac., Ang., Asaf., Colch., Con., 
Kali, Men. or 
Aeon., Aur., Par., Secale, Sil., Spig., Thuja. 
— on the head. Caust., Cocc., Men., Sil., Stront., Valer. or 
Arg., Arn., Bar., Bell., Caps., Cham., Cina, Merc., 
Mosch., Phos-ac., Plat., Ruta, Seneg., Sep., Staph., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat. 
— going from the head. Mosch. or 
Valer. 
— going from the occiput. Valer. or 
Bell., Sil. 
— on the face. Arn., Caust., Cham., Puls., Rhod. or 
Aeon., Calc., Ign., Laur., Merc., Phos-ac., Ruta, Staph., 
Stann. 
—going from the face. Caust. 
— on the chin. Stram. 
— on the epigastrium. Bell., Caust. 
— about the hypochondria. Puls. 
— on the abdomen. Bell., Cham., Coloc. or 
Campli., Conn., Coif., Phos-ac., Puls., Sabad., Spig., 
Staph., Zinc. 
— on the scrotum. Ang., Zinc. 
— on the throat and neck. Graph, or 
Amin., Bell., Caust., Cham., Con., Croc., Staph. 
Valer. 
PARTIAL SHUDDERING. 131 
Shuddering on the chest. Dig., Men., Nux-v., Plat, or 
Aeon., Carbo-an., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Guaj., Hep., Nitr., 
Ruta, Spig., Staph. 
— on the shoulder-blades. Bell., Nitr-ac., Stront. or 
Bry., Ran-bulb. 
— on the back. Anac., Ang., Asaf., Bell., Caust., Chel., Chin., 
Cocc., Colch., Croc., Dig., Graph., Lach., Men., Natr-mur., 
Puls., Sabad., Seneg., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Aur., Bor., Bovis., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., 
Carbo-y., Cham., Coff., Guaj., Hep., Kali, Led., Mang., 
Merc., Mezer., Mosch., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Par., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Plat., Rhus, Ruta, Sabin., Sep., Spig., Spong., Staph., 
Stront., Sulph., Thuja, Verat. 
— going from the back. Croc, or 
Bov. 
— over the loins. (.Kreutze.) Nit-ac. or 
Asaf., Rhod., Stront. 
— on the upper extremities. Bell., Cham., Chin., Merc., Plat, or 
Aeon., Arn., Bar., Camph., Chel., Hell., Ign., Laur., 
Merc., Mezer., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Spig., Staph., 
Sulph., Yerat. 
— going from the arms. Hell. 
— on the lower extremities. Cann., Caust., Chin., Cocc., Kali, 
Plat, or 
Arn., Bry., Camph., Cina, Coloc., Con., Graph., Ign., 
Lyc., Magn-mur., Men., Phos., Puls., Ran-bulb., Samb., 
Sarsap., Spig., Stront. 
— on the knees. Chin., Samb. 
— on the legs. Kali, or 
Men. 132 
AGGRAVATION—TIME. 
Morning. Aug., Arn., Ars., Bor., Bry., Calc., Con., Cycl., Led., 
Merc., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., 
Rhod., Spig., Staph., Thuja, Verat. or 
Aeon., Agar., Ambr., Anac., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Apis, 
Bar., Bell., Calad., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Cina, 
Chin., Cocc., Coff., Coloc., Creos., Bros., Euphras., Graph., 
Hell., Hepar, Kali, Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., 
Mezer., Natr., Nux-m., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, 
Rhus, Sarsap., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Sulph-ac. 
Forenoon. Ambr., Ang., Ant-c., Ars., Asar., Calc., Carbo-v., 
Chin., Cycl., Dros., Euphras., Led., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Phos-ac., Sabad., Sarsap., Sep., Stann., Stront., Sulph., 
Sulph-ac., Viola-tr. or 
Agar., Alum., Amm., Ant-tart., Arn., Bar., Bell., 
Bov., Bry., Cann., Carbo-an., Cham., Graph., Guaj., Kali, 
Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Mur-ac., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Op., Par., Petr., Phos., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., 
Rhod., Rhus, Sil., Staph., Strain., Thuja., Zinc. 
Noon. Ant-c., Phos. or 
Alum., Arg., Asar., Bor., Bry., Calc., Kali, Lach., 
Magn., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Ran-bulb., Stram., Sulph. 
Afternoon. Ang., Apis, Arg., Ars., Asaf., Bor., Bry., Canth., 
Carbo-an., Caust., Chin., Cocc., Con., Croc., Euphras., 
Guaj., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., 
Puls., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Spig., Stram., Sulph., Thuja, 
Zinc, or 
Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-c., Ant-tart., 
Arn., Asar., Bar., Bell., Calc., Camph., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Cina, Coif., Dig., Dros., Graph., Hyosc., Ign., Ipec., Kali, 
Magn., Magn-mur., Mar., Merc., Mezer., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Petr., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Spong., Stann., 
Staph., Sulph-ac., Verat. 133 
Evening. Aeon., Alum., Arn., Amm., Amm-mur., Apis, Arg., 
Aur., Bell., Bor., Bov., Bry., Culad., Calc., Canth., Caps., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., ClieL, Chin., Cina, Coec., Creo8., 
Cycl., Dulc., Ferr., Graph., Guaj., Hep., Ipec., Kali, Lach., 
Laur., Lye., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., 
Nux-v., Par., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Plumb., Puls., 
Ran-bulb., Rhod., Sabad., Sabin., Scill., Sep., Sil., Staun., 
Staph., Sulph., Thuja, Vit., Zinc, or 
Agar., Ambr., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Ars., Asar., Bar., 
Camph., Caust., Cham., Coloc., Con., Hell., Hyosc., Ign., 
Led., Mar., Mezer., Op., Ran-scel., Rhus, Samb., Sarsap., 
Spig., Spong., Stram., Strout., Sulph-ac., Verat. 
Night. Ambr., Amm-mur., Ars., Aur., Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., 
Bry., Calad., Caust., Dros., Ferr., Hep., Hyos., Iod., Merc., 
Merc-cor., Nux-v., Par., Phos., Sabad., Stann., Sulph. or 
Agar., Alum., Amm., Ang., Ant-tart., Arg., Calc., 
Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Con., 
Creos., Euphras., Ipec., Kali, Laur., Lyc., Magn., Magn- 
mur., Mang., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Op., Petr., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-scel., Rhus, Sarsap., Scill., Sep., Sil., 
Spig., Spong., Staph., Thuja, Verat., Zinb. 
Before midnight. Amm., Arg., Phos., Puls, or 
Aur., Calad., Carbo-an., Chin., Mur-ac., Rhod., Sabad., 
Sulph., Verat. 
About midnight. Ars., Caust. or 
Hep., Sil., Stram. 
After midnight. Ars., Bor., Calad., Nux-v., Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Canth., Caust., Cham., Cocc., Dros., Ferr., 
Kali, Laur., Nitr., Petr., Phos., Ran-scel., Rhus, Scill., Thuja. 
In the daytime. Ant-c., Asar., Dros., Hell., Kali, Rhod., 
Sabin., Sulph-ac. or 
Alum., Aut-tart., Hep., Natr., Sil., Spig., Verat., Viola- 
od. 134 
Returning at the same hour. Ant-c., Bov., Hell., Kali, Lyc., 
Sabad., Sj)ig., Thuja, or 
Apis, Cina, Con., Grapli., Hep., Magn-mur., Phos., 
Stann., Staph. 
Afternoon about three o’clock. Apis, Con. or 
Staph., Thuja. 
Evening, between four and eight. Bov., Hep., Lyc., Magn-mur. 
or 
Graph., Hell. 
Returning every fourteen days. Ars., Calc., Chin., Puls. 
Returning every year. Ars., Carbo-v., Lach., Sulph. 
CIRCUMSTANCES. 
After anger. Bry. or 
Aeon., Ars., Mar., Nux-v. 
After each paroxysm. Cupr. 
From being chilled. Zinc, or 
Natr-mur., Sil. 
From uncovering or undressing. Aeon., Agar., Amm-mur., Arg., 
Arn., Bor., Cham., Clem., Cyel., Hep., Mosch., Nux-m., 
Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Scill., Sil., Stann., Thuja, or 
Ars., Asar., Aur., Bell., Canth., Caps., Chin., Cocc., 
Colch., Con., Dig., Dros., Laeh., Magn., Mezer., Phos., 
Plat., Rhod., Samb., Spong., Stront. 
From rising up. Bell., Bry., Merc-corr., Nux-v. or 
Aeon., Arn., Ars., Cham., Merc., Mur-ac., Phos., Puls,, 
Rhus, Scill., Sulph., Verat. 
From rising from bed. Amm-mur., Calc., Chan)., Hell., Lach., 
Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Spig. or 
Aeon., Bor., Bry., Canth., Carbo-v., Coloc., Euphras., 
Graph., Laur., Mang., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., Puls., 
Ran-bulb., Staph., Sulph., Verat. 135 
In bed. Aeon., Alum., Arnbr., Ang., Ars., Aur., Bell., Bry., 
Carbo-an., Chel., Chin., Bros., Ferr., Hep., Hyos., Kali, 
Lyc., Magn., Merc., Merc-corr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Par., 
Plios., Pills., Rhod., Sabad., Selen., Sil., Sulph., Vit., 
Zinc, or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Arg., Arn., Bar., Bov., 
Calad., Calc., Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., Caust., Clem., 
Coloc., Creos., Graph., Guaj., Hell., Iod., Ipec., Laur., 
Led., Magn-mur., Mang., Men., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Nitr., Petr., Phos-ac., Plat., Rhus, Sabin., Samb., 
Sarsap., Scill., Sep., Spig., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stront., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 
From touch. Aeon., Chin., Lyc., Nux-v., Spig. or 
Ang., Apis, Bell., Cham., Colch., Hep., Hyos., Phos., 
Puls., Ran-bulb., Sabin., Sep., Staph., Sulph. 
From touching a cold object. Natr-mur., Sil., Zinc. 
From motion. Apis, Bry., Coff., Merc-corr., Nitr., Plumb., 
Rhus, Scill., Sep., Sil., Spig. or 
Aeon., Alum., Ant-tart., Arn., Asar., Bar., Bell., Cann., 
Caust., Chel., Chin., Cann., Colch., Con., Hell., Hep., Kali, 
Led., Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Ran-bulb., Selen., 
Staph., Thuja. 
After motion. Ars., Puls., Rhus, or 
Agar., Cann., Kali, Nux-v., Phos., Sep., Stann., Valer., 
Zinc. 
After vomiting. Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Cupr. 
After being heated. Ant-c., Bry., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Aeon., Bell., Camph., Carbo-v., Dig., Kali, Natr-mur., 
Op., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Thuja, Zinc. 
On awaking. Ambr., Arn., Bry., Lyc., Sep. or 
Ars., Calc., Caust., Hep., Merc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., 
Puls., Sabad., Samb., Sarsap., Sil., Staph., Thuja, Verat. 136 
Before eating. Carbo-an., Graph., Natr. or 
Ambr., Bov., Calc., Carbo-v., Chin., Euphorb., Iod., 
Laur., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. 
While eating. Euphorb., Rau-scel., Staph, or 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cocc., Con., Kali, Nitr-ac., Sep. 
After eating. Ars., Asar., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Caust., Con., 
Ipec., Kali, Lyc., Mar., Nux-v., Ran-bulb., Rhus, 
Sulph., Tar., Verat., Zinc, or 
Agar., Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Bell., Bor., 
Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Croc., Cycl., Graph., Ign., Lach., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Selen., Sep., Sil., Staph. 
After attacks of epilepsy. Calc., Cupr. or 
Ars., Camph., Carbo-v., Cocc., Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
In the open air. Agar., Alum., Amm., Anac., Ars., Asar., Bry., 
Cham., Chel., Chin., Con., Euphorb., Hep., Merc-corr., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nqx-v., Petr., Plat., Plumb., Rhus, 
Seneg., Sep., Tar., Viola-tr., Zinc, or 
Bell., Bor., Calad., Cann., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Cocc., Coff., Creos., Dulc., Guaj., Ign., Kali, Laur., Magn- 
mur., Mang., Merc., Mosch., Nitr., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., 
Rhod., Sarsap., Selen., Sil., Spig., Strain., Stront., Sulph., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
While yawning. Cina, Nux-v., Sarsap. or 
Arn., Caust., Cycl., Graph., Ign., Ipec., Men., Mur-ae., 
Oleand., Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Staph. 
While walking in the open air. Ars., Chel., Chin., Euphorb., 
Merc., Merc-corr., Nux-v., Sil., Spig., Sulph. or 
Anac., Ant-tart., Bell., Bor., Bry., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Colch., Con., Dig., Hep., Mang., Nux-m., Phos-ac., Selen., 
Sulph-ac., Tar. 137 
After walking in the open air. Ars., Pals., Rhus, Sep. or 
Agar., Amin., Anac., Bry., Cann., Carbo-v., Kali, Laur., 
Nitr -ae., Nux-v., Spong., Staph., Zinc. 
Before urinating. Nitr-ac. or 
Arn., Bor., Bry., Coloc., Nux-v.,v Puls., Rhus, Sulph., 
Thuja. 
While urinating. Nitr-ac., Plat., Thuja, or 
Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Plios., Puls., Sulph., Verat. 
After urinating. Plat, or 
Arn., Calc., Hep., Natr-mur., Puls., Rhod., Sulph. 
Thuja. 
While coughing. Ars., Con., Mezer., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Verat. or 
Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Cupr.,Hyos., Nux-v., Plios., Sep., 
Sulph. 
In cold air. Agar., Ars., Camph., Caps., Coif., Cycl., Mezer., 
Nux-v., Rliod., Rhus, or 
Brv., Caust., Cham., Dig., Hell., Hep., Kali, Mosch., 
Nux-m., Petr., Plios., Sabad., Sep., Sib, Spig., Verat. 
Before the catamenia. Calc., Lyc., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Thuja, 
Verat. or 
Aeon., Amin., Bar., Carbo-v., Cham., Coloc., Con., 
Creos., Kali, Mang., Merc., Nux-v., Plios., Ruta. 
During the catamenia. Amm., Cham., Graph., Nux-v., Phos., 
Puls., Verat. or 
Amm-mur., Bell., Calc., Carbo-an., Cocc., Creos., Igu., 
Kali, Lyc., Magn., Natr., Sep., Sulph. 
After the catamenia. Graph., Puls, or 
Bor., Creos., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos. 138 
By a warm stove. Alum.. Anac., Apis, Ars., Bov., Cina, Cocc., 
Dulc., Guaj., Ipec., L;iur., Magn-mur., Merc., Mezer., 
Nux-v., Plios., Puls., Ruta, Sarsap., Spong., Staph, or 
Ant-c., Asar., Bar., Bry., Cantli., Caust., Chin., Colch., 
Croc., Graph., Hell., loch, Kali, Lach., Lyc., Mar., Men., 
Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Rhus, 
Sabin, Sep., Sih, Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
In sleep. Amm., Bor., Lyc., Mur-ac., Puls., Sulph., Zinc or 
Aeon., Alum., Arnbr., Ars., Aur., Bell., Bry., Carbo-an., 
Carbo-v., Caust., Cham., Chin., Hep., Merc., Natr-mur., 
Op., Plios., Phos-ac., Sabad., Sarsap., Sep., Sih, Staph., 
Verat. 
With the pains. Ars., Bov., Coloc., Dulc., Euphorb., Graph., 
Ign., Mezer., Nitr., Puls., Rhus, Scilh, Sep. or 
Aug., Bar., Bry., Cocc., Hep., Kali, Lach., Led., Lyc., 
Natr-mur., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Sih, Sulph. 
After the pains. Kali. 
With the coryza. Ant-tart., Cham., Graph., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Anac., Bry., Calad., Caps., Caust., Hep., Natr., Spig., 
Spong., Sulph. 
After fright. Merc., Puls., Verat. or 
Aeon., Bell., Ign., Nux-v., Op., Plat., Sih 
With the vertigo. Puls., Viol-tr. or 
Cheh, Cocc., Lech, Merc., Plumb., Rhus, Sep., Verat. 
On the side on which one is lying. Arn. or 
Thuja. 
While sitting. Creos., Dros., Phos., Puls, or 
Ambr., Caps., Con., Hell., Ipec., Lyc., Phos-ac., Plat., 
Sep., Rhus. 
While speaking of unpleasant subjects. Mar. or 
Calc. 139 
In a warm room. Alum., Anac., Ant-c., Apis, Bov., Bry., 
Cina, Clem., Cocc., Dale., Guaj., Iod., Ipec., Laur., Magn- 
mur., Mere., Mezer, Plios., Puls., Ruta, Sarsap., Spong., 
Staph., Sulph-ac. or 
Ars., Asar., Bar., Canth., Caust., Chin., Coleli., Croc., 
Graph., Hell., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Mar., Men., Mur-ac., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sa- 
bin., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja. 
Before stool. Calach, Merc., Mezer., Puls., Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Bar., Bry., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Cham., Dig., Mang., Natr., Spig. 
With the stool. Ars., Calad., Coloc., Merc., Puls., Spig., Sulph., 
Verat. or 
Alum., Bell., Calc., Chain., Chin., Con., Dig., Hyos., 
Magn-mur., Merc-corr., Natr., Nitr-ac., Phos., Rheum, 
Rhus, Sep., Sil., Stann. 
After the stool. Canth., Kali, Merc., Mezer., Plat., Puls, or 
Ambra., Aug., Ars., Bov., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Lach., Magn-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Selen., 
Staph., Sulph., Verat. 
After drinking. Ars., Asar., Caps., Chin., Nux-v., Rhus, Sil., 
Tar., Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Arn., Bry., Cann., Cocc., Croc., Hep., Mezer., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Puls., Sulph. 
From turning in bed. Bry., Puls, or 
Aeon., Caps., Hep., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Sil., Staph., 
Sulph. 
From taking cold. Bry., Camph., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., 
Sep. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Calc., Cham., Chin., Graph., Phos., 
Rhus, Sil., Spig., Sulph., Verat. 
From being wet through. Bry., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bell., Calc., Colch., Hep., Lyc., Nux-m., Puls., Sarsap. 140 
In alternation with mental symptoms. Plat, or 
Croc. 
With the pains. Hell, or 
Chin., Kali, Natr-mur. 
From damp, cold weather. Nux-m., Rhus, or 
Amm., Calc., Lyc., Mang., Merc., Sulph., Verat. 
From stormy weather. Bry., Rhus, Zinc or 
Cham., Chin., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rliod. 
With pains in the teeth. Kali, Puls, or 
Euphorb., Mezer., Rhus. 
From wind current, draught. Calc., Caps, or 
Bell., Canth., Chin., Hep., Kali, Selen., Sib, Sulph. 
AMELIORATING CIRCUMSTANCES. 
After rising from bed. Ambr., Aur., Iod., Natr., Puls., Sep. or 
Amm., Ant-tart., Arg., Ars., Bell., Dros., Euphorb., Fer., 
Ign., Led,, Lye., Magn., Merc., Merc-corr., Plat., Rhod., 
Rhus, Selen., Stront., Sulpli., Verat. 
In bed. Caust., Kali, Kali-hyd., Magn-mur., Nitr., Nux-v., 
Rhus, Scill. or 
Bry., Canth., Cocc., Con., Magn., Mezer., Natr., Nitr- 
ac., Puls., Sarsap., Strain., Sulpli. 
From motion. Creos., Puls, or 
Sabin., Staph., Sulph-ae. 
After eating. Ambr., Ars., Iod., Kali, Natr. or 
Bov., Cann., Chel., Cupr., Ferr., Ign., Laur., Mezer., 
Petr., Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Scill., Stront. 
Walking in the open air. Ang., Agar., Bry., Graph., Magn., 
Mezer., Pnls., Sabin., Staph., Sulph-ac. or 
Aeon., Alum., Ant-c., Arg., Bar., Cic., Croc., Hell., Ipec., 
. Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Phos., Ran-scel., Spong., Stann., 
Sulph. 141 
From walking in the open air. Alum., Puls., Staph., Sulph-ac., 
or 
Aur., Caps., Lye., Magn-mur., Rhus, Sabin., Sep., 
Spong. 
Lying down. Bry., Nitr., Nux-v. or 
Arn., Asar., Bar., Bell., Calc., Canth., Cocc., Colch., Natr- 
mur., Scill. 
After sleep. Nux-v., Phos., Sep. or 
Arm, Ars., Calach, Caps., Chin., Colch., Creos., Cupr., 
Fluor., Samb. 
While sitting. Bry., Dros., Nux-v., Scill. or 
Colch., Cupr., Merc. 
In sunshine. Anac., Con. or 
Plat., Stront. 
In a warm room. Ars., Bor., Camph., Caust., Chel., Hep., Igm, 
Kali-b., Kali, Men., Nux-m., Nux-v., Plat., Rhus, Sabad., 
Sulph-ac. or 
Agar., Amm., Calad., Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Chin., Cic., Coff., Com, Creos., Guaj., Hell., Lach., 
Laur., Magn., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., Petr., Ran-bulb., 
Rhod., Selen., Sep., Sil., Spig., Sulph., Valer., Zinc. 
By drinking. Caust., Cupr., Nux-v., Phos., Sil. or 
Bry., Carbo-an., Graph., Ipec., Mosch., Oleand., Rhus, 
Selen., Spig., Tar. 
From external warmth. Ars., Bar., Caust., Cic., Con., Hell., 
Hep., Igm, Kali, Lach., Men., Nux-m., Nux-v., Plat., 
Rhus, Sabad., Scill., Ther. or 
Aur., Camph., Canth., Clem., Laur., Mosch., Rhod., 
Samb., Sil., Stront., Sulph. 
Anxiety of mind. Aeon., Ars., Calc., Camph., Cham., Cocc., 
Puls., Verat. or 
CONCOMITANT SYMPTOMS. 142 
Apis, Arn., Bov., Calad., Caps., Chin., Coff, Con., Hep., 
Ign., Merc., Nux-v., Plios., Plat., Rheum, Rhus, Sulph., 
Thuja. 
Excitability. Aeon., Cham., Coff., Hep., Nux-v. or 
Ars., Aur., Bell., Bry., Calc., Canu., Caps., Carbo-v., 
Cocc., Ign., Lyc., Mar., Natr-mur., Plios., Sep., Spig., 
Sulph., Verat. 
Indifference. Arn., Ars., Calc., Con., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Sep. or 
Apis, Con., Ign., Lach., Op., Selen., Sil., Verat. 
Cheerfulness. Coff, Croc., Natr., Nux-m., Op., Plat., Sarsap. 
or 
Cann., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Verat. 
Melancholy. Con., Ign., Lyc., Verat. or 
Ars., Calc., Hell., Natr-mur., Phos., Plat., Selen., Sep. 
Discouraged. Caps., Rhus or 
Alum., Anac., Bry., Con., Natr., Nux-v., Petr., Sil. 
Dejected. Con., Sep. or 
Apis, Bar., Calc., Camph., Chin., Hep., Ign., Lyc., Merc., 
Puls., Rhus, Spig., Sulph. 
Depression of spirits. Apis, Chin., Con. or 
Ars., Cann., Hep., Ign., Lach., Natr-mur., Plat., Puls., 
Rhus, Sulph. 
Sadness. Aeon., Cycl., Graph., Ign., Natr-mur., Puls, or 
Calc., Cann., Cham., Cocc., Con., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 
Plat., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Staph. 
Irritability. Aeon., Caps., Cham., Coff., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Arn., Bry., Chin., Colcli., Con., Hep., Natr., Petr., 
Phos., Selen., Verat. 
Irritability of mind. Arn., Con., Op., Plios., Phos-ac., Sep. or 
Ars., Calc., Chin., Puls., Selen., Strain., Verat. 143 
Restlessness. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bell., Calc., Cham., Lye., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sep., Sih, Verat. or 
Arum., Anac., Apis, Asaf., Bov., Carbo-v., Caps., Chin., 
Coif., Creos., Ipec., Lacli., Merc., Mezer., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Petr., Phos., Plat., Puls., Ruta, Sabad., Spig. 
Fretful. Ars., Calc., Caps., Cham., Con., Lyc., Plat., Puls., 
Rheum, Spig., Sulph. or 
Arn., Bry., Chin., Creos., Hep., Ign., Mezer., Nitr-ac., 
Petr., Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Sih, Thuja. 
Despairing. Aeon., Aur., Bell., Calc., Cham., Ign., Sep. or 
Ars., Bry., Graph., Hep., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Verat. 
Weeping disposition. Aur., Bell., Calc., Cham., Lyc., Petr., 
Puls., Viol-od. or 
Aeon., Ars., Cann., Carbo-v., Con., Hep., Ign., Kali, 
Merc., Natr-mur., Plat., Selen., Sih, Sulph., Verat. 
Rage. Cann. or 
Aeon., Ars., Canth., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Stram., 
Verat. 
Mind—stupid. Arn., Natr-mur., Op., Puls, or 
Ars., Bell., Bor., Bry., Calc., Cham., Con., Hell., Hyos., 
Laur., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Verat. 
Delirium. Bell., Cham., Hyos., Op., Stram., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Dulc., 
Ign., Iod., Kali, Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Plat., Samb., Sulph. 
Giddy. Bry., Caps., Cham., Ipec., Rhus, Ruta. or 
Ars., Bell., Calc., Con., Hyos., Kali, Laur., Natr-mur., 
Nux-v., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Valer., Viol-tr. 
Confusion [eingenommenheit.~\ Calc., Caps., Hell., Kali, Natr., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Verat. or 
Ang., Bell., Bar., Bry., Cic., Con., Dros., Ipec., Led., 
Natr-mur., Nux-m., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Ruta, 
Sep., Valer. 144 
Ecstasy. Aeon., Plios. or 
Bell., Lach., Op., Stram. 
Weakness of memory. Rhus or 
Bell., Con., Hyos. 
Loss of thought. Bell., Bry., Lach., Rhus. 
Illusive imaginations. Bell., Bry., Kali, Op., Plios., Rhus, 
Sulph. 
Vertigo. Calc., Con. or 
Alum., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Chel., Chin., Cocc., Ipec., 
Kali-bi., Laur., Led., Nux-v., Plios., Phos-ac., Plumb., 
Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Verat., Viola-tr. 
Drunkenness. Caps, or 
Alum., Bell., Cic., Cocc., Nux-v., Op., Puls., Rhus, 
Stram. 
Loss of consciousness. Ars., Campli., Con., Hyos., Natr-mur., 
Plios., Phos-ac., Stram. or 
Aeon., Arn., Bell., Caps., Cham., Cic., Cocc., Hell., 
Kali, Mur-ac., Op., Rhus, Sep., Verat. 
Excited intellect. Bell., Coff., Lach., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Spig. 
Weakness of intellect. Bell., Bry., Lach. 
Madness. Bell., Cham., Hyos., Op., Plat., Stram., Sulph., 
Verat. 
Absent minded [Wustheit.] Ars., Bell., Bry., Ipec., Nux-v., 
Puls., Rhus. 
Headache in general. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Con. 
Dros., Graph., Hell., Kali, Mang., Mezer., Natr-mur., 
Petr., Psor., Puls., Rhus, Sang., Sep., Tar. or 
Alum., Amm., Anac., Ang., Ant-tart., Arn., Bor., Calc., 
Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Ciua, Coff., Creos., Ferr., 
Gel§., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Kali-bi., Lach., Led., Lye., Merc., 
Natr., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Plios., Rhod., Ruta, Seneg., 
Sil., Spig., Spongy Sulph., Thuja, Verat., Viola-tr. 145 
Hush of blood to the head. Chin., Sep. or 
Aeon., Ars., Fer., Nnx-v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sulph. 
Burning in the head. Aeon., Arn., Asar., Bell., Bry., Ipec., 
Mang., Natr. or 
Ars., Aur., Bor., Calc., Canth., Chin., Hell., Laeli., 
Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhod., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., 
Verat. (Compare color and heat of face.) 
Throbbing. Aeon., Bor., Cham., Seneg., Sep. 
Jerlcing in the head. Calc., Caust., Merc., Puls. 
Shootings. Bry., Puls, or 
Ars., Creos., Graph., Mang., Pod., Sep. 
Bursting pain. Bry. or 
Alum., Spig. 
Contracting pain. Con., Nitr-ac., Puls, or 
Bell., Chin., Ign., Lach., Nux-v., Sulph. 
External head—swelling. Sulph. or 
Ars., Cupr. 
Hair standing on end. Bar., Puls, or 
Arn., Canth., Hep., Laur., Men., Spong., Verat., Zinc. 
Sensitive scalp. Hell., Hep., Sabad. or 
Nux-v., Spig., Sulph. 
Heat of head. Aeon., Arn., Bell., Calc., Caust., Ipec., Rhus, 
St ram. or 
Ant-c., Ars., Asar., Bor., Bry., Cann., Canth., Chin., 
Coff., Dulc., Ferr., Graph., Hell., Mang., Natr., Nux-v., 
Staph., Verat. 
Sweat on scalp. Calc., Cham., Puls., Sil. or 
Ars., Bry., Chin., Dig., Natr-mur., Rhus. 
Eyes, burning. Bor., Cham., Croc., Seneg., Sep. 
Pressure. Rhus, or 
Creos., Lyc., Sep. 146 
Inflammation. Aeon., Bell., Creos., Rhus. 
Glistening. Laeh., Lachn. or 
Bell., Sep. 
Dilated pupils. Bell., Cic., Hyos., Ipec., Mezer., Stann. or 
Apis, Calc., Carbo-au., Croc., Ign. 
Contracted pupils. Aeon., Caps., Sep., Verat. or 
Cham., Dig., Sil., Sulph. 
Pains in the eyes. Aeon., Bor., Seneg., Sep. or 
Apis, Bell., Calad., Calc., Canth., Caps., Cham., Coloc., 
Creos., Laeh., Led., Lye., Mezer., Rhod., Rhus. 
Staring. Aeon., Cic. or 
Bell., Hyos., Laeh. 
Shootings. Coloc. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bor., Rhus. 
Tears. Apis, Mezer. or 
Bell., Creos., Rhus. 
Burning of the lids. Aeon., Apis, Bell.,- Creos., Rhus. 
Twitching of lids. Rhus or 
Calc. 
Swelling of lids. Rhus or 
Apis, Ferr. 
Dryness of lids. Rhus. 
Vision—movements before the eyes. Sabad. or 
Cic., Lye. 
Vision—-flames. Bell., Hyos. 
—flickering. Sep. or 
Cham., Led., Lyc., Ther. 
— photophobia. Bell., Bor., Rhus or 
Aeon., Apis, Ars., Cham., Creos., Hep., Lyc., Seneg., 
Sep. 147 
Vision cloudy. Laur. or 
Bell., Croc. 
— dull. Cham., Creos. or 
Laur., Lyc., Natr-mur. 
— obscure. Bell., Sabin, or 
Chin., Cic., Creos., Dig., Lach., Natr-mur. 
— loss of sight. Bell, or 
Hvos., Lach., Natr-mur. 
— trembling before the eyes. Led., Lyc., Sabad., Sabin. 
Ears—pains. Graph, or 
Aeon., Apis, Asar., Calad., Calc., Dig., Nux-v., Puls., 
Sulph. 
— pressure. Asar. 
— heat. Puls, or 
Aeon., Alum., Ars., Bell., Dig., Merc., Rhus. 
of external ear. Aeon., Alum., Creos., Merc. 
— redness. Bell., Puls. 
— shootings. Graph., Puls. 
— in right. Psor. 
Hearing too sensitive to noise. Caps, or 
Arn. 
— ringing. Chin., Chin-sul., Graph., Rhus. 
— buzzing. Ars. or 
Puls. 
— deafness. Cham., Rhus or 
Chin., Puls. 
Nose—bleeding. Creos. or 
Bell., Bry., Calc., Puls., Rhus. 
— pressure. Camph. 
— heat. Bell., Rhus. 148 
Nose itching. Cina or 
Sil., Spig. 
— redness. Bell., Rhus, Sep. 
— dryness. Rliod. or 
Bell., Coloc., Sabad., Sil. 
Face—swelling. Lyc. or 
Amm-mur., Arn., Ars., Bell., Cham., Ferr., Lacli., Sil. 
— pale. Bry., Camph., Chin., Chin-sul., Cina, Dros., Lyc., 
Merc., Mosch., Puls., Rhus, Sulph., Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Canth., Cic., Cocc., Coff., Croc., Ign., Ipec., 
Mezer., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Sil. 
bluish. Op. or 
Ars, Camph., Con., Cupr., Hyos., Lach., Sulph., Verat. 
— bluish-red. Bell., Bry., Cupr., Lacli., Op., Sulph. 
— earthy colored. Ars., Chin., Ferr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Sil. 
yellow. Chin., Hell, or 
Arn., Ars., Con., Dig., Ferr., Ign., Lacli., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Plios., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. 
— red. Arn., Bry., Cham., Chin., Creos., Dig., Ferr., Hyos., 
Led., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Oleand., Plumb., Rhus, Sep., 
Staph., Strain., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm-mur., Anac., Apis, Ars., 
Bell., Calc., Cann., Cocc., Coff., Coloc., Con., Cycl., Dros., 
Ign., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Mang., Merc., Natr., Nitr., Op., 
Ox-ac., Puls., Ran-bulb., Ruta, Seneg., Sil., Spong., Thuja, 
Verat., Zinc. 
— one side red. Cham., Mosch., Rheum or 
Aeon., Arn., Ipec., Nux-v., Rhus, Thuja. 
and cold. Mosch. 
— color alternating. Amm., Bell., Ferr., Ign., Ipec., Plios., Plat., 
Rhus, Verat. 149 
Face—lieat. Apis, Arn., Calc., Cann., Cham., Coff., Euphorb., 
Fer., Hell., Hyos., Led., Merc., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Oleand., 
Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Seneg., Strain, or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Ambr., Anac., Ars., Bar., Bell., 
Bov., Brom., Bry., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., Calc., Creos., 
Dig., Graph., Hep,, Ipec., Lach., Meny., Mosch., Natr., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Ruta, Sabin., Samb., 
Sarsap., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sulph., Tar., Thuja, 
Verat. 
— coldness. Carnph., Cina, Dros., Ilyos., Ipec., Lyc., Natr., 
Petr., Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Asar., Bell., Bism., Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Cic., Ign., Nitr-ac., Plat., Rheum., Rhus. 
— convulsions. Ars., Bell., Calc., Cham., Cic., Ign., Op.> 
Stann., Strain. 
— sweating. Ars., Coff., Lyc., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Calc., Euphorb., Lach., Led., Sabad., Sulph., Thuja. 
— pain {prosopalgic.) Spig. or 
Aeon., Chin., Lach., Nux-v., Mezer., Rhus. 
— tension of. Bar. or 
Aeon., Con., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Rhus. 
— distorted. Cann. or 
Bell., Cic., Op., Stram. 
Lips—eruptions. Ars., Natr-mur., Nux-v. or 
Bry., Caps., Ign., Rhus. 
— swollen. Ars. or 
Bry., Rhus. 
— dryness. Kali-bi., Nux-v. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Bry., Chin., Ign., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Rhus. 
Teeth, chattering. Carnph., Caps., Lach., Natr-mur.. Phos., 
Stann. or 150 
Ars., Bov., Bry., Chin., Cupr., Hep., Ign., Nux-v., 
Plat., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Zinc. 
Teeth, grinding of. Stram. or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Bell., Cham., Con., Hyos., 
Ign., Lyc., Phos. 
— ;gainful. Graph., Kali, Rhus, Sep., Staph, or 
Agar., Apis, Bar., Calc., Carbo-v., Hell., Led., Magn., 
Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur,, Nitr-ac., Puls. 
Mouth, burning in. Petr, or 
Ars., Cham., Lach., Mezer., Verat. 
— dryness. Arn., Mezer., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Psor., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bar., Bell., Bry., Cham., Chin., Hyos., 
Ign., Kali-b., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Nitr- 
ac., Nux-m., Petr., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Staph., Stram., 
V erat. 
— bad smell from. Apis, Arn., Merc., Nux-v., Sulph. or 
Anac., Ars., Aur., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., Dulc., 
Graph., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., iSitr-ac., Petr., Puls., Rhus, 
Sep., Sil., Sulph-ac. 
Pain in throat. Bry., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Brom., Con., Dros., Kali, Led., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Spig., Zinc. 
Increase of saliva. Alum., Caps., Merc., Mezer., Rhus or 
Aeon., Anac., Ars., Bell., Brom., Calc., Cham., Creos., 
Dros., Euphorb., Hep., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Sep., Sil., Stram., Sulph., Verat. 
Tongue coated. Ant-c., Bry., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos. or 
Arn., Ars., Bell.,Cham., Coloc.,Graph., Ign., Ipec., Lach., 
Lyc., Merc., Op., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Sulph. 
— dry. Natr-mur., Phos. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Bry., Hyos., Lyc., Phos-ac., Rhus, 
Sulph. 151 
Aversion to food. Ant-c., Ars., Con., Ipec., Nux-v., Phos., 
Sabad., Sil. or 
Alum., Anac., Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Bry., Cantli., 
Cham., Chin., Hep., Ign., Kali, Lach., Led., Mezer., Natr- 
mur., Nnx-m., Puls., Rheum, Rhus, Sep., Staph. 
Loathing, disgust for food. Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Bry., Chain., 
Ipec., Kali, Rheum or 
Arum., Arn., Chin., Cocc., Hell., Lach., Merc., Nux-v., 
Petr., Puls. 
Hunger. Chin., Cina or 
Ant-c., Ars., Calc., Cham., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sib, 
Verat. 
Thirst for beer. Nux-v. or 
Ant-c., Puls. 
— for stimulants. Cocc. or 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls. 
Thirst. Aeon., Apis, Arn., Bar., Bry., Calc., Cann., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Cina, Croc., Dulc., Ign., Ipec., Led., Mezer., 
Natr-mur., Nitr., Plumb., Ruta, Sep. or 
Alum., Amm-rnur., Ang., Ant-c., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bor., 
Calad., Campli., Cham., Cimex., Chin., Creos., Dros., 
Ferr., Hep., Kali-b., Kali, Laur., Magn-mur., Men., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Nnx-v., Op., Phos., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sabad., 
Scilh, Secale, Sib, Spong., Stann., Staph., Sulph., Thuja, 
Valer., Verat. 
Thirst before the chill. Arn., Ars., Chin., Cina, Eupat-per., 
Nux-v., Puls., Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Aur., Bell., Caps., Carbo-v., Ign., Lach., 
Magn., Natr-mur., Rhus, Sep. 
— between the chill and heat. Canth., Chin., Puls., Sabad. or 
Amm-mur., Ars., Bry., Creos., Dros., Hell., Natr., 
Nux-v., Psor., Sep. 152 
Thirstlessness. Agar., Ant-tart., Ars., Aur., Canth., Caust., 
Chin., Con., Creos., Cycl., Dros., Hell., Hyos., Lyc., Mosch., 
Mur-ac., Nnx-m., Plios., Flios-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Spig., Staph., Snlph., Thuja, Yit. or 
Ag-cas., Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Ang., Ant-c., Asar., 
Bell., Bor., Bov., Bry., Calc., Caps., Carbo-v., Chel., Cina, 
Cocc., Cofif., Coloc., Dulc., Euphorb., Guaj., Hep., Ipec., 
Ivali-b., Kali, Each., Led., Mang., Men., Merc., Natr., 
Natr-mur., Natr sul., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 01eand.,0p., 
Petr., Rhod., Sabin., Sarsap., Scill., Spong., Stram., Tar., 
Therid., Zinc. 
Taste—bitter. Ant-c., Ars., Brv., Cham., Chin., Hep., Puls., 
Sep., or 
Aeon., Alum., Arm, Coloc., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Phos., Spong. 
— insipid, flat. Aur. or 
Ars., Bor., Bry., Chin., Ign., Puls., Staph. 
— putrid. Puls., Rhus., Staph, or 
Arm, Kali, Merc., Nux-v. 
— metallic. Cocc., Cupr., Ipec., Nux-v., Rhus, Zinc. 
— salt. Ars., Bell., Chin., Merc., Phos., Puls., Sep. 
— acid. Bell., Calc., Chin., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Petr., 
Phos., Puls., Sulph. 
— sweetish. Acorn, Alum., Hig., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Sabad., 
Scill. 
— lost. Ars., Dros. or 
Puls., Sil. 
Eructations. Alum., Bry., Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad. or 
Ant-c., Arm, Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Ipec., Phos., Ran- 
bulb., Sarsap., Sep., Sulph-ac. 
Retching. Aur., Cham., Rhus or 
Apis, Ars., Bell., Dros., Ipec., Natr., Puls., Sabad., Sep., 
Verat. 153 
Vomiting. Ant-c., Arn., Ars., Caps., Cham., Chin., Cina, 
Ign., Ipec., Lyc., Pills, or 
Bor., Bry., Carbo-v., Con., Corn-fl., I)ros., Euj)-per., 
Ferr., Hep., Kali, Lach., Laur., Natr-m., Nux-v., Phos., 
Strain., Sulph., Therid., Thuja, Valer., Verat. 
— bitter. Ant-c., Ars., Cham., Chin., Nux-v., Pills, or 
Arn., Bor., Cina, Ign., Lyc., Verat. 
— bloody. Ars. or 
Arn., Chin., Ferr., Ipec., Nux-v., Phos., Puls. 
— food. Cina or 
Ars., Ferr., Ign., Ipec., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sulph. 
Vomiting—acid. Puls, or 
Ars., Cham., Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Sulph. 
Slimy—Puls, or 
Ant-c., Ars., Caps., Cham., Cina, Dros., Ign., Ipec., 
Nux-v., Sulph. 
— black. Ars., Chin., Ipec., Nux-v., Verat. 
— watery. Bry., Dros., Ipec., Nux-v. 
Nausea. Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Aur., Bell., Bry., Cham., Chel., 
Chin., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Lyc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Rhus, Sabad., Sang., Sep., Verat. or 
Aeon., Alum., Asar., Bov., Canth., Carbo-v., Cina, Cocc., 
Coff., Con., Corn-fl., Creos., Dros., Dulc., Euphorb., Kali- 
bi., Kali, Each., Laur., Merc., Mezer., Moscli., Natr., Nit- 
ac., Op., Plat., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Ther., Thuja, Valer. 
Heartburn (soodtrennen). Caps., Chin., Con., Lyc., Nux-v., 
Puls. 
Waterbrash. Sib or 
Ars., Bry., Cina, Ign., Lyc., Mezer., Nux-v., Sabad., 
Sulph. 
Pains in stomach. Ars., Bry., Caust., Con., Calc., Nux-v., 
Puls., Rhus, Sil. or 154 
Ant-c., Arn., Cham., Chin., Cina, Euphorb, Ferr., Ign.,. 
Ipec., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Sabad., Sep., Sulph. 
Pains in liver. xVrs., Chin., Chin-s., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Bov., Bry., Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Con.,. 
Ign., Kali, Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Puls., Ran-bulb.,. 
Sulph., Thuja. 
— in the spleen. Bry., Caps., Rhus or 
Aeon., Ars., Asaf., Bor., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Kali, 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Ran-bulb., Sep., Sulph., Sulph-ac.,. 
Th uja, 
— in the kidneys. Ars., Canth., Kali, Lyc., Nux-v., Puls., 
Zinc. 
In the hypogastrium. Ars., Bor., Bov., Calad., China, Coloc., 
Ign., Merc., Nit-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Stront. or 
Ant-c., Ant-tart,, Apis, Bar., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Cina, Cocc., Coff., Croc., Ferr., Ipec., Kali, Men., 
Merc-corr., Mezer., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Ran- 
bulb., Spig., Sulph. 
Distention of the abdomen. Ars. or 
Lach., Mezer., Puls., Rhus. 
Coldness in abdomen. Men., Phos-ac. or 
Ars., Cist., Merc., Mezer., Sep. 
Diarrhoea. Ant-c., Calad., Cina, Phos., Puls., Rhus, Spig.r 
Verat. or 
Apis, Arn., Ars., Bry., Cham., Chin., Coff., Coloc., Con.,. 
Ferr., Hyos., [pec., Laur., Merc., Nux-m., Phos-ac., 
Stront., Sulph. 
— painful. Bry., Cham., Coloc., Merc., Puls., Rhus, Verat. 
— painless. Ars., Chin., Ferr., Hyos., Phos., Phos-ac. 
Constipation. Bry., Cocc., Lyc., Nux-v., Verat. or 
Alum., Ant-c., Bell., Calc., Cann., Dulc., Op., Sep., Sil., 
Staph., Sulph. 155 
Constipation from inactivity of the intestine. Alum., Cann., Cocc., 
Lyc., Nux-v., Op., Staph., Verat. 
— from indurated feces. Bry., Nux-v., Op., Sil., Sulph. 
Urging to stool. Caust., Hyos., Mar., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., 
Sulph. 
Tenesmus. Merc., Merc-corr., Sulph. or 
Apis, Ars., Caps., Nux-v., Rheum, Rhus. 
Urging to urinate. Ant-c. or 
Bry., Chin., Dulc., Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Plios-ac., 
Puls., Sulph. 
useless. Arm, Ars., Canth., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sulph. 
Frequent urinating. Ars., Lyc., Merc., Sulph. or 
Bell., Dulc., Phos., Phos-ac., Spig., Staph. 
Painful urinating. Cham, or 
Canth., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., Sulph.* 
Thuja. 
Seldom urinating. Arm, Canth., Hyos., Op., Strain. 
Involuntary urinating. Caust., Dulc., Puls., Rhus., Sulph. 
Retention of urine. Op. or 
Apis, Arm, Canth., Hyos., Lyc., Puls., Strain. 
Sneezing. Carbo-v., Cina, Rhus, Sabad. or 
Bell., Calc., Cham., Lach., Mar., Merc., Puls., Staph., 
Sulph. 
Coryza. Arm, Carbo-v., Kali, Nux-v. or 
Amm., Ant-tart., Ars., Bry., Calad., Caps., Cham., 
Lach., Lyc., Merc., Mur-ac., Natr., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Spong., Sulph., Thuja. 
— fluent. Ars., Bry., Carbo-v., Puls., Rhus or 
Ant-tart., Aur., Cham., Kali, Lach., Merc., Natr., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
— dry. Kali, Nux-v. or 
Bry., Calad., Lyc., Natr., Rhus, Sulph. 156 
Respiration, affections of, in general. Ars., Cina, Ferr., Ign., 
Ipec., Kali, Mezer., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus., Seneg., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Anac., Apis, Arn., Bov., Bry., Caps., Chin., 
Cimex, Lach., Lye., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Phos., Sep., 
Stram., Sulph., Verat. 
Suffocating attacks. Ars. or 
Hep., Ign., Ipee., Nux-v., Puls. 
Deep inspiration. Phos-ac. or 
Bry., Caps., Cimex, Ipec. 
Breath hot. Cham., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Anac., Rhus, Sabad. 
— cold. Carbo-v., Chin., Verat. 
— slow. Bell., Caps., Hell., Ign., Op., Spong. 
— loud (without mucous rattle.') Calad. or 
Chain., Chin., Cina, Ign., Kali, Nux-v., Phos., Samb., 
Spong., Sulph., Thuja. 
— rattling (with mucus.) Chin., Cupr., Hep., Lye., Nux-m., 
Stram. 
— quick. Aeon., Ars., Bell., Carbo-v., Cupr., Ign., Ipec., Lyc., 
Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Zinc. 
— sighing. Ipec. or 
Aeon., Bry., Caps., Con., Ign., Op., Si 1. 
— unequal. Ang., Bell., Cina, Cupr., Ign., Mosch., Op., Puls. 
Cough, in general. Ars., Bry., Chin., Phos., Puls., Rhus, 
Sabad. or 
Aeon., Bor., Calc., Cham., Con., Creos., Hep., Hyos., 
Ipec., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Nux-m., Nux-v., Sep., Spong., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
— with expectoration. Ars., Calc., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Sep. or 
Bry., Chin., Creos., Kali, Phos-ac., Sib, Sulph., Thuja. 157 
Cough without expectoration. Aeon., Ipec., Plios., Spong. or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., Cimex, Chin., Hep., 
Hyos., Kali, Lach., Nux-m., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Sep., Sulph. 
Affections of larynx. Hep. or 
Bor., Carbo-v., Caust., Bros., Mang., Plios., Spong. 
Larynx, cold feeling in. Cist. 
Hoarseness. Sep. or 
Aeon., Caust., Dros., Hep., Nux-v., Plios. 
Stiffness of the neck. Cic. or 
Bell., Lye., Merc., Sil. 
Glands of, sivollen. Cist. 
Pains in the neck. Aeon., Ars., Staph, or 
Calc., Merc., Nux-v., Puls. 
Pains in the chest. Aeon., Ars., Bov., Bry., Chin., Ipec., Kali, 
Mezer., Puls., Rhus or 
Am., Bell., Bor., Brom., Calad., Calc., Cham., Merc., 
Nux-m., Nux-v., Plios., Phos-ac.. Psor,, Sabad., Seneg., 
Sep., Sil., Spig., Sulph. 
Stitch in chest. Aeon., Bry., Nux-v. or 
Amm., Chin., Kali, Phos., Puls., Sep. 
Warm sensation in chest. Sarsap. 
Heart, palpitation. Chin., Merc., Phos-ac., Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ars., Brom., Bry., Calc., Kali, Lyc., Natr-mur., 
Plios., Puls., Rhus, Sarsap., Spig. 
Pains in shoulder blades. Chin., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bell., Creos., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Ran-bulb., Sang., 
Tar., Zinc. 
— stitches. Sep. or 
Bell., Chin., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Sulph., Zinc. 158 
Pains in the back, Ars., Bell., Caps., Caust., Chin., Ign., Lyc., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v. or 
Arn., Calc., Cham., Chin-sul., Con., Hep., Hyos., Lach., 
Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
Small of back—the loins \_Kreutzl] Ars., Calc., Lach., Lyc., 
Nux-v. or 
Alum., Arn., Bry., Caust., Cocc., Iiep., Kali, Nux-m., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Sej)., Sil., Sulph., 
Verat. 
Pains, paralytic. Cocc. 
— in the upper extremities. Creos., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Aeon., Amm., Apis, Arn., Bry., Canth., Caps., Caust., 
Chel., Chin., Cilia, Con., Coff., Dros., Hell., Ign., Kali, 
Lach., Led., Lyc., Men., Merc., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Petr., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Spong., Stann., Stram., 
Thuja, Verat. 
Hands as if dead. Lyc., Sep., Stann. or 
Apis, Bry., Calc., Dros., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Ox-ac., Petr., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Secale. 
Distention of veins of the hands. Phos. or 
Amm., Thuja. 
Blue hands. Nux-v. or 
Amm., Apis, Cocc., Secale, Verat., Zinc. 
— heat of. Apis, Chin., Cilia, Natl’., Nux-v., Sabad., Stann. or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum, Asar., Carb-v., Creos., Dros., Kali, 
Lyc., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Sep., Spong., Thuja. 
Fingers as if dead. Stann. or 
Aeon., Amm., Amm-mur., Calc., Chel., Cupr., Hep., 
Lyc., Mur-ac., Puls., Secale, Sep., Sulph., Thuja, Verat. 
— heat of. Sabad. or 
Agar., Magn., Rhus, Sil., Sulph., Thuja. 
Nails blue. Aur., Cocc., Eup-pur., Nux-v. or 
Ars., Chel., Chin-sul., Eup., Dig., Dros., Natr-mur., 
Petr., Sil. 159 
Pains in lower extremities. Ars., Caps., Chin., Ign., Nux-v., 
Pals., Rhus, Seneg., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Amra., Arn., Bar., Bell., Bry., Calc., Canth., 
Caust., Chain., Coff., Coloc., Creos., Guaj., Hell., Lach., 
Led., Lvc., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nitr., Phos., Rhod., Sabad., 
Sep., Spig., Spong., Tar., Thuja, Verat. 
— hips. Arn. or 
Calc., Lvc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep. 
— thighs. Ars., Bor. or 
Chin., Euphorb., Guaj., Lach., Natr-mur. 
— knees. Caust., Chin., Hell., Nux-v., Pod., Puls., Rhus, Sep., 
Sulph. 
— legs. Ars., Calc., Lyc., Puls., Sep. 
— toes. Merc., Sulph., Thuja. 
Feet as if dead. Lyc. or 
Calc., Puls. 
— swollen. Ferr. or 
Ars., Chin., Kali, Phos., Puls., Sep., Sib, Sulph. 
— heat. Spong. or 
Aeon., Agar., Ars., Calc., Laur., Lyc., Natr., Nitr-ac., 
Puls., Sulph., Sulph-ac. 
— cold. Carb-an., Dros., Lyc., Men., Petr., Samb. or 
Agar., Alum., Cann., Carb-v., Chin., Cina, Cist., Creos., 
Euphorb., Gels., Graph., Hep., Mang., Mar., Merc., Mezer., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Pbos-ac., Puls., Stann. 
Bodily (prostration) exhaustion. Calc., Lyc., Petr, or 
Ant-c., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Coloc., Op., Phos., Phos- 
ae., Rhod., Stann. 
Distention of veins. Bell., Cheb, Chin., Phos., Thuja or 
Ars., Calc., Ferr., Hyos., Lyc., Men., Nux-v., Puls., 
Sep., Sulph. 160 
Nervous excitability. Con. or 
Bell., Calc., Chin., Coif., Mar., Nux-v., Plios., Rhus, 
Sep. 
Limbs fall asleep. Nux-v. or 
Carbo-v., Cocc., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Rhus, Sil. 
Carphologia. Ars., Hep., Hyos., Iod., Op., Phos., Sulph. or 
Arn., Cham., Phos-ac., Rhus, Stram. 
Loss of sensation. Op., Puls., Stann. or 
Cocc., Hyos., Lyc., Mosch., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, 
Spong., Stram. 
Spasm—klonic. Ars., Calc., Campli., Hyos., Op. or 
Aeon., Agar., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Cic., Cina, 
Guaj., Lacli., Lyc., Merc., Sep., Strain., Sulph. 
— tonic. Bell., Caust., Cic., Cocc., Coloc., Ign., Lyc., Merc., 
Mosch., Petr., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Verat. 
Crawling. Aram., Samb. or 
Aeon., Arn., Caust., Coloc., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, 
Sabad., Secale, Sep., Spig., Sulph. 
Lameness. Ign., Nux-v., Rhus or 
Ars., Bell., Brom., Caps., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Sabad., Verat. 
(Lassitude) weakness. Ars., Calc., Carb-v., Caust., Chin., Lyc., 
Nux-v., Phos., Sep., Verat. or 
Ambr., Anac., Apis, Arn., Asar., Bell., Bor., Bry., Caps., 
Cham., Creos., Ferr., Hell., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Ipec., Kali, 
Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum., Rhod., 
Rhus, Sabad., Seneg., Spong., Stann., Stram., Sulph. 
Jerking of muscles. Bell., Iod., Kali, Mezer. 
Fainting. Aeon., Coif., Nux-v., Puls., Valer. or 
Ars., Bry., Chain., Chin., Op., Phos., Sep., Stram., Verat. 
Tearing {drawing) in the muscles. Ars., Bell., Led., Lyc., Nitr., 
Nux-v., Rhus or 161 
Bor., Calc., Carb-v., Caust., Chin., Ipec., Kali, Lach., 
Merc., Mosch., Nitr-ac., Phos., Plios-ac., Puls., Rhod., 
Sep., Sil., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sulph., Verat., Zinc. 
Tearing in the joints. Cimex, Rlius or 
Bell., Bry., Calc., Caust., Chin., Kali, Led., Lyc., Merc., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Sep., Stront., Sulph., Zinc. 
— in the bones. Bar., Bell., Caust., Chin., Kali, Lyc., Merc., 
Phos., Rhod., Staph., Therid., Verat. 
Turning and stretching the limbs. Ars., Brom., Bry., Calc., 
Caust., Ipec., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Rhus or 
Alum., Bell., Bor., Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Hell., Hep., 
Led., Natr-sulph., Puls., Sep., Sulph. 
Heaviness of the limbs. Cina, Creos., Hell, or 
Bell., Chin., Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Spig., Stann., Sulph., Verat. 
Shootings in the joints. Calc., Hell, or 
Mang., Merc., Rhus, Sil. 
Stiffness in the joints. Aeon., Caust., Coff., Coloc., Hell., Op., 
Rhus, Sep. or 
Bell., Brom., Bry., Calc., Caps., Cic., Cocc., Graph., 
Hyos., Led., Lyc., Nux-v., Petr., Plat., Staph., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
Restlessness. Ars., Bell., Creos., Lyc., Merc., Rhus, Sabad. or 
Aeon., Amm., Arn., Asaf., Bov., Bry., Calc., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Cham., Cimex, Chin., Coff., Ferr., Hyos., Ign., 
Nux-v., Op., Phos-ac., Sep., Sil., Staph., Stram. 
As if bruised. Bell, or 
Arn., Chin., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhod., Sulph., Verat. 
Internal trembling—sensation of. Calc., Plat, or 
Iod., Lyc., Rhus, Staph. 
Jerhings. Merc., Op., Stram. or 
Ars., Caust., Coloc., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Natr-mur., 
Phos., Staph., Sulph. 162 
Contractions. Caps., Par. or 
Chin., Cimex, Graph., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux- 
v., Rhus, Sep. 
Blue skin. Apis, Lach., Nux-v. or 
Cocc., Merc., Verat. 
Burning in the skin. Petr. 
— in the ulcers. Ars., Merc. 
Yellow skin. Apis, Cham., Chin., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus or 
Ambr., Ant-c., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Con., Dig., Ferr., 
Hell., Ign., Natr-mur., Op., Sep. 
Itching of skin. Amm., Led., Mang., Petr, or 
Ars., Bry., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sulph. 
Shootings in skin. Samb. or 
Bry., Rhus. 
Contractions of the skin. Par. 
Yawning. Ars., Brorn., Bry., Caust., Cina, Croc., Laur., Mur- 
ac., Nux-v., Oleand., Par., Rhus, Thuja or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Calad., Caps., Chiu.,Cycl., 
Dig., Ipec., Kali-bi., Kali, Lyc., Mar., Men., Mezer., 
Natr-mur., Natr-sulph., Phos., Plat., Psor., Puls., Ruta, 
Sep., Sil. 
Sleepiness. Ambr., Ant-tart., Calad., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Op., 
Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Sabin., Verat. or 
Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bor., Camph., Caps., Cham., 
Cina, Cimex., Cycl., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Kali-bi., Kali-hyd., 
Led., Merc., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Sep., 
Staph. 
Sleeplessness. Cham., Hep., Lyc., Puls, or 
Aeon., Ambr., Amm., Anac., Ars., Bell., Bor., Calc., 
Chin., Coff., Creos., Euphras., Mang., Merc., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Plat., Rliod., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph. 
Sliding doivn in bed. Mur-ac. or 
Ars. 163 
In sleep—murmuring. Apis, Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus. 
snoring. Op. or 
Bell., Camph., Stram. 
talking. Cham, or 
Ars., Calc., Nux-v., Puls., Sulph. 
groaning or whimpering. Cham., Lach., Nux-v. 
Heat generally. Aeon., Aet-r., AEsc-hip., Ambr., Ant-c., Ant- 
tart., Arn., Arum-tr., Ars., Bapt., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., 
Chin., Coff., Con., Cycl., Ferr., Fluor., Gels., Hyos., Ipec., 
Magn., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Op., Pod., Psor., 
Ran-scel., Rheum, Scill., Secale, Sep., Sil., Spig., Spong., 
Stann., Stram., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Valer., Viola-tr. or 
Agar., Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., Apis, Arg., 
Asaf., Asar. (Aur.), Bar., Bism., Bor., Bov., Brom. (Calad.), 
Canth., Cann., Cocc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Chel., 
Cic., Cina, Clem., Coco., Colch., Coloc., Cros., Cupr., 
Dig., Dros., Dulc., Euphorb., Euphras., Graph., Guaj., 
Hell., Hep., Igu., Iod., Kali, Kali-bi., Kali-hyd., Lach., 
Laur., Led., Lept., Lob., Lyc., Magn-mur., Mang., Mar., 
Men., Merc-corr., Mezer., Mosch., Mur-ac., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-m., Oleand,, Ox-ac., Par., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., 
Plumb., Psor., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rliod., Rhus, Ruta, 
Sabad., Sabin., Samb., Sang., Sarsap., Selen., Seneg., Staph., 
Stront., Tar., Thuja, Verat. (Verb.), (Viola-od.), Vit., 
Zinc. 
— with anxiety. Aeon., Ambr., Ars., Asaf., Bar., Bell., Bov., 
Calc., Canth., Cham., Cocc., Con., Ipec., Magn., Merc., 
Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, Ruta, 
Secale, Sep., Spong., Stann., Stram., Verat., Viol-tr., 
Zinc, or 
Alum., Amm., Anac., Apis, Arg., Arn., Bry., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Coff., Colch., Cycl., Dros., Eu- 
phorb., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Laur., 
HEAT. 164 
Lyc, Magn-mur, Mur-ac, Natr, Natr-mur, Nitr-ac, 
Op., Par., Petr., Plat., Rhod., Rhus, Sabin., Spig., Staph., 
Sulph., Thuja, Valer. 
Heat, external. Aeon., Ag-cas, Anac., Ars., Bell, Bism., Bry., 
Calc., Canth., Cham., Chel., Cocc., CofT, Colch., Coloc., 
Con., Dig., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Merc., Merc-corr., Plumb., 
Rheum, Rhus, Scill., Selen., Sib, Thuja, Vit. or 
Alum., Ant-c., Asar., Bar., Camph., Carbo-v., Chin., 
Dulc., Guaj., Hep, Iod., Ipec., Kali, Lach., Laur., Lyc., 
Men., Mur-ac., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v, Op., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Ruta, Sep., Spig., Spong., Staph., Stram., Sulph. 
— burning. Aeon., Ag-cas., Ars., Asar., Bell., Bism., Bry., 
Cann., Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., Coloc., Dulc., Hell., 
Hep., Hyos., Led., Merc-corr., Mosch., Mur-ac., Nux-v., 
Op, Sabin, Samb, Scill, Secale, Spong, Stann, Staph, 
Thuja or 
Apis, Arn, Brom, Caps, Carbo-an, Chin, Cocc, Con, 
Euphorb, Ign, Ipec, Lach, Laur, Lyc, Magn, Merc, 
Petr, Plat, Puls, Rhod, Rhus, Sabad, Sang, Selen, Sil, 
Spig, Stram, Verat. 
—burning, as if from sparks. Alum, Clem, Selen, Sulph. 
or 
Amm, Ant-c, Bar, Calad, Cina, Graph, Kali, Led, 
Lyc, Magn-mur, Mezer, Nitr-ac, Rheum, Secale, 
Yiol-od. 
as if between skin and flesh. Brom. 
— flushes, flying. Amm-mur, Arn, Bar, Bism, Bor, Bov, 
Calc, Carbo-v, Caust, Cocc, Corn-c, Coloc, Creos, Croc, 
Cupr, Dig, Eup-per, Hep, Ign, Iod, Lyc, Mang, 
Natr, Natr-mur, Nitr-ac, Oleand, Petr, Phos, Plat, 
Rhus, Ruta, Sabin, Seneg, Sep, Sib, Spig, Spong,, Sulph, 
Sulph-ac, Thuja, Valer, Zinc, or 
Aeon, Alum, Ambr, Amm, Ant-tart, Apis, Ars, Asaf, 
Asar, Bell, Bry, Cann, Canth, Carbo-an, Cham, Chin. 165 
Clem., Corn-c., Coif., Dros., Eup-per., Graph., Hydras., Ipee., 
Kali, Laur., Magn., Magn-mur., Mar., Men., Merc., Nux- 
v., Op., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb., Sabad., Samb., 
Stann., Staph., Viol-tr., Yit. 
Heat, descending. Alum., Cic., Coif, Croc., Laur., Mosch., Natr., 
Op., Par., Staph., Sulph-ac., Yaler. or 
0 
Acou., Agar., Bar., Bell., Canth., Caust., Cliel., Colch., 
Euphras., Magn., Mezer., Ruta, Sabad., Stront., Thuja, 
Yerat., Zinc. 
— ascending. Aeon., Cina, Hyos., Lach., Led., Mang., Phos., 
Sabad., Sarsap., Sep., Sulph. or 
Agar., Amm-mur., Arg., Calad., Canth., Carbo-au., 
Colch., Dig., Kali, Magn., Plumb., Puls., Spig., Staph., 
Stront. 
— internal (sensation of). Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bell., Brom., Bry., 
Calad., Caps., Cham., Chef, Cic., Clem., Coif, Coloc., Con., 
Croc., Cupr., Cycl., Euphorb., Hell., Ign., Iod., Kali, Lach., 
Led., Magn., Men., Mezer., Mosch., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., Nux- 
v., Petr., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, Sabad., 
Scill., Sil., Stann., Staph., Sulph., Yerat., Zinc, or 
Alum., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Aug., Ant-c., 
Ant-tart., Apis, Arg., Asaf., Asar., Bar., Bism., Bor., Bov., 
Calc., Camph., Cann., Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Chin., Cina, Cocc., Colch., Creos., Dig., Dros., Dulc., 
Graph., Guaj., Hep., Hyos., Ipec., Laur., Lyc., Magn-mur., 
Mang., Mar., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr., Natr-mur., Kitr., 
Kux-m., Oleand., Op., Ox-ac., Par., Phos., Plat., Ran- 
bulb., Ran-scel., Ruta, Sabin., Samb., Sarsap., Secale, 
Seneg., Sep., Spig., Spong., Strain., Stront., Sulph-ac., Tar., 
Thuja, Yaler., Yiol-tr. 
— dry. Aeon., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bism., Bry., Chel., 
Clem., Cocc., Coif., Colch., Coloc., Dulc., Ferr., Graph., 
Hep., Ign., Iod., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nit-ac., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-scel., Samb., Scill., Secale, 
Spong., Stront., Sulph., Thuja, Yiol-tr. or 166 
Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-c., Ant-tart., 
Arg., Bar., Calc., Camph., Cann., Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Cham., Chin., Con., Creos., Croc., Cupr., Cycl., 
Hell., Hyos., Kali, Laur., Led., Mang., Mosch., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-m., Op., Par., Plumb., Ran- 
bulb., Rheum, Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Selen., 
Sep., Sil., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sulph-ac., Tar., 
Valer., Verat., Zinc. 
Heat, as if hot water were poured over him. Ars., Puls., Rhus, Sep. 
or 
Bry., Phos., Phos-ac. 
— one sided. Alum., Arn., Asaf., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Cham., Chel., Dig., Graph., Kali, Lyc., Mang., Mosch., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Nux-v., Par., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Spig., 
Staph., Stront., Sulph., Tar., Vit. or 
Aeon., Agar., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Ars., 
Asar., Bar., Bor., Bov., Brom.,Calc., Canu.,Caps., Carbo-an., 
Cina, Clem., Cocc., Coff., Colch., Cycl., Dros., Dulc., 
Euphorb., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Laur., Magn., Magn-mur., 
Mar., Men., Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Oleand., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Rheum, Ruta, Sabad., 
Sarsap., Scill., Seneg., Sep., Stann., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat., 
Verb., Viol-od., Zinc. 
— one sided—left. Lyc., Ran-bulb., Rhus or 
Aeon., Agar., Anac., Bell., Calc., Caps., Chel., Cina, 
Cocc., Coff., Cycl., Euphorb., Graph., Hell., Hyos., Ign., 
Mar., Men., Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 
Par., Phos-ac., Plat., Rheum, Ruta, Sarsap., Seneg., Sep., 
Spig., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Tar., Thuja, Viol-od., Zinc. 
right. Alum., Ran-bulb. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Ars., Asaf., Asar., Bar., 
Bor., Bov., Brom., Bry., Cann., Carb-v., Cham., Clem., 
Colch., Coloc., Dros., Dulc., Ign., Kali, Laur., Lyc., Magn., 
PARTIAL HEAT. 167 
Magn-mur., Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., Oleand., Phos., 
Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Belli., Sep., Staph., Stront., Thuja. 
Heat on the fore part of the body. Cham., Croc., Ign. Rhus or 
Amm-mur., Canth., Caps., Cic., Cina, Iod., Led., Mezer., 
Mosch., Ran-bulb., Secale, Selen. 
— on the back side, Cham, or 
Amm., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Lyc., Men., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Stann., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
— on the upper part of the body. Agar., Anac., Bor., Dros, or 
Aeon., Arn., Bism., Bry., Cina, Croc., Euphorb., Men., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad., Selen. 
— on the lower part. Op. or 
Caust., Hep., Kali, Lyc., Natr., Natr-mur., Puls., Stann. 
— on the parts that are covered. Thuja. 
— on the head. Acou., Arn., Asar., Aur., Bell., Bism., Calc., 
Caust., Cina, Croc., Dros., Euphorb., Ipec., Mang., Men., 
Mezer., Natr., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sabad., Stram. 
or 
Amm., Ant-c., Ars., Asaf., Bor., Bry., Cann., Canth., 
Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Coff., Coloc., Cupr., Dnlc., Ferr., 
Graph., Hell., Hep., Lyc., Merc., Mosch., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Oleand., Petr., Ruta, Selen., Sep., Sil., Spig., 
Spong., Stann., Staph., Sulph., Verat., Viol-tr. 
— proceeding from the head. Aeon., Op. 
— in the head. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calad., Coff., 
Cycl., Hell., Ign., Kali, Lach., Magn-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux- 
v., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Stann., 
Sulph., Verat., Zinc, or 
Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-tart., Apis, Aur., 
Bar., Brom., Calc., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Cham., Cliel., Chin., Cic., Clem., Cocc., Coloc.? 
Con., Croc., Cupr., Dig., Dulc., Euphorb., Euphras., Hep., 168 
Hyos., Iod., Ipec., Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., Men., Merc., 
Mezer., Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Plat., 
Plumb., Ran-scel., Rhod., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Scill., 
Secale, Spig., Spong., Staph., Stram., Stront., Yiol-od. 
Heat on the eyes. Aeon., Asaf., Bell., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Cham., Euphras., Graph., Hep., Kali, Lyc., Merc., 
Plios., Sep., Spig., Sulph., Yerat. or 
Alum., Amb., Amm., Amm-mur., Ang., Apis, Arn., 
Ars., Asar., Bov., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Cic., Clem., 
Coloc., Croc., Ferr., Ign., Lach., Laur., Magn., Mang., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Nux-v., Op., Par., Petr., Phos- 
ac., Plumb., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sil., Spong., Staph., 
Sulph-ac., Tar., Thuja, Valer., Verb., Yiola-od., Zinc. 
— on the eyebrows. Apis, Bell., Coloc., Dig., Dros., Kali, 
Merc., Spig., Sulph., Thuja. 
— on the eyelids. Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry.,' Calc., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Caust., Clem., Con., Graph., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., 
Oleand., Plios., Phos-ac.x, Rhus, Seneg., Sep., Spig., 
Yiol-od. 
— on the corners of the eyes. Calc., Plios., Phos-ac., Sulph. or 
Agar., Amm-mur., Aur., Bar., Carb-v., Clem., Natr- 
mur., Nux-v., Par., Puls., Sep., Sil., Staph., Stront., Thuja. 
— on the ears. Alum., Ars., Carbo-v., Merc., Puls., Sep. or 
Aeon., Agar., Ang., Ant-c., Apis, Arn., Asar., Brom., 
Bry., Calc., Camph., Canth., Chin., Clem., Creos., Hep., 
Ign., Kali, Magn., Natr-mur., Nitr., Oleand., Rhod., 
Sabad., Sabin., Spig., Spong., Zinc. 
—in the ears. Ars., Bell., Calc., Kali, Merc., Puls., Sep. or 
Aeon., Alum., Arn., Asar., Bry., Canth., Caust., Creos., 
Hep., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Par., Rhod., Sabin., Sil., 
Spong., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
— proceeding from, the ears. Sep. or 
Oleand. 169 
Heat on the external ear. Alum., Sabad. or 
Aeon., Ang., Am., Bry., Camph., Carbo-an., Caust., 
Chin., Creos., Kali, Merc., Nitr., Sil. 
— of the face. Aeon., Amra., Anac., Ang., Apis, Arn., Asaf., 
Asar., Aur., Bell., Bism., Bry., Cann., Cham., Cina, Cocc., 
Coff., Coloc., Creos., Croc., Cycl., Big., Bros., Bulc., 
Euphorb., Ferr., Graph., Guaj., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Led., 
Lyc., Mang., Merc., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., 
Oleand., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhod., 
Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Samb., Sil., Spig., Staph., 
Strain., Sulph., Tar., Thuja, Valer., Vit., Zinc, or 
Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Ant-tart., 
Arg., Ars., Bar., Bov., Calc., Camph., Canth., Chin., 
Clem., Con., Euphras., Hep., Ipec., Kali, Each., Laur., 
Men., Merc-corr., Mosch., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Op., 
Petr., Plumb., Ran-seel., Scill., Seneg., Sep., Spong., 
Stann., Stront., Verat., Viol-od., Viol~tr. 
— proceeding from the face. Aeon, or 
Alum. 
the forehead. Bell., Hep., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sep. or 
Cham., Euphras., Led., Phos., Sulph. 
— on the cheeks. Aeon., Ang., Ant-c., Aur., Bell., Bov., Bry., 
Calc., Caps., Cham., Chin., Cocc., Bulc., Euphorb., Ferr., 
Hep., Hyos., Ign., Kali, Led., Lyc., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Plat., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., 
Samb., Sep., Sil., Stann., Staph., Stram., Thuja, Valer. or 
Agar., Alum., Arn., Ars., Asar., Cann., Canth., Carbo- 
an., Carbo-v., Caust., Cina, Clem., Coff., Coloc., Croc., 
Bros., Hell., Iod., Ipec., Lach., Mang., Mosch., Mur-ac., 
Nitr., Oleand., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Ran-bulb,, Rhod., 
Spig., Sulph., Zinc. 
— one sided. Aeon., Arn., Bell., Cann., Cham., Bros., Ign., 
Mosch., Phos., Ran-bulb., Viol-tr. or 
Bar., Bor., Canth., Chin., Coloc., Ipec., Nux-v., Phos- 170 
ac., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, Stram., Sulph-ac., Thuja, 
Verat. 
Heat on the uncovered cheek. Thuja or 
Viol-tr. 
— on the pale cheek. Mosch. 
— on the nose. Ars., Bell., Cann., Canth., Carbo-an., Cina, 
Kali., Led., Nitr., Puls., Thuja or 
Agar., Alum., Aut-e., Arn., Aur., Bar., Bov., Calad., 
Caps., Caust., Chin., Coff., Graph., Hell., Hep., Hyos., 
Iod., Magn-mur., Merc., Mezer., Mosch., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Phos-ac., Rhus, Ruta, Sarsap., 
Spig., Stann., Stront., Sulph., Verat. 
— in the nose. Ars., Bell., Cina, Merc., Mezer., Puls, or 
Amm-mur., Arn., Asar., Aur., Calad., Cann., Canth., 
Caust., Cham., Chin., Hyos., Mosch., Nux-v., Rhus, Sil., 
Sulph. 
— streaming from the nose. Stront. 
— on the lips. Arn., Ars., Bry., Merc., Mezer., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Staph, or 
Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Apis, Asaf., Bell., Bor., 
Brom., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Caust., Chiu., Cic., Cina, 
Clem., Creos., Hyos., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Plios., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Rhod., Sabad., Sep., Spig., Sulph., Thuja., Verat. 
— on the upper lip. Spig., Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Ars., Bar., Bell., Brom., Cic., Creos., Graph., 
Kali, Merc., Mezer., Natr., Rhus, Sep., Staph., Thuja; 
Verat. 
— on the under lip. Bry., Ign., Mezer., Puls., Sep., Thuja or 
Asaf., Bell., Bor., Caust., Clem., Hep., Oleand., Phos-ac., 
Sabad. 
— on the under jaw. Caust., Staph, or 
Aeon., Bov., Canth., Cham., Natr., Par., Phos., Puls., 
Rhus, Zinc. 171 
Heat on the chin. Ars., Caust., Rhus, Sil. or 
Agar., Anac., Ant-c., Apis, Bell., Bov., Clem., Creos., 
Euphras., Mang., Merc., Mezer., Plat., Sep., Spong., 
Sulph., Thuja., Verat., Zinc. 
— in the mouth. Apis, Ars., Bor., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Merc., Mezer., Phos., Spig., Sulph., Verat. or 
Aeon., Amm., Asaf., Asar., Bell., Bov., Camph., Canth., 
Carbo-an., Colch., Creos., Cupr., Laur., Magn-mur., Merc- 
corr., Natr., Natr-mur.,Nitr-ac., Petr., Plat., Plumb., Puls., 
Sabad., Sep., Sil., Spong., Stram., Stront., Zinc. 
— streaming from the mouth. Stront. 
— on the palate. Camph., Carbo-v., Dulc., Merc., Nux-m., 
Petr., Scill. or 
Apis, Bell., Calc., Canth., Caps., Cham., Cocc., Euphorb., 
Ign., Lach., Magn., Merc-corr., Mezer., Nux-v., Par., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Seneg., Spig., Staph., Thuja. 
— in the throat. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Asaf., Bell., Camph., 
Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., Dulc., Euphorb., Lach., Merc., 
Merc-corr., Mezer., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rhod., 
Rhus, Sabad., Secale, Verat. or 
Alum., Amm., Arg., Arn., Aur., Bar., Bism., Bor., Bov., 
Brom., Calc., Cann., Caps., Carbo-an., Caust., Chef, Chin., 
Cocc., Colch., Con., Creos., Cupr., Dros., Graph., Guaj., 
Hep., Hyos., Ign., Iod., Laur., Lyc., Mang., Natr., 
Nux-m., Oleand., Par., Petr., Phos-ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., 
Ran-scel., Scill., Seneg., Sep., Spong., Stram., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
— on the tongue. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Caust., Colch., 
Merc., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Sabad., Seneg., 
Sulph. or 
Arn., Asar., Bar., Bry., Canth., Carbo-an.,' Carbo-v., 
Coff, Con., Hep., Hyos., Lach., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc- 
corr., Natr., Plat., Ran-scel., Rhod., Rhus, Stram., Thuja, 
V erat. 172 
Heat in the teeth. Arn., Bar., Kali, Magn., Merc., Nux-v., Phos- 
ac. or 
Caust., Chin., Graph., Merc-corr., Mezer., Natr-mur., Sil., 
Spong., Sulph., Zinc. 
— in the gums. Bell., Cham., Lye., Merc., Nux-v. or 
Ars., Magn., Merc-corr., Mur-ac., Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Rhus, Sep., Stront.. 
— in the stomach. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bry., Calad., Camph., 
Canth., Carbo-an., Cic., Colch., Euphorb., Graph., Ign., 
Mang., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos., Plumb., Sabad., Sarsap., 
Secale, Sep., Sil., Sulph. or 
Amm., Asaf., Bell., Bism., Calc., Cann., Caps., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Cham., Chel., Croc., Big., Dulc., Fluor., Hell., 
Hyos., Iod., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Men., Merc., Mosch., 
Nitr., Nux-m., Op., Par., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Ran- 
bulb., Ruta, Seneg., Sulph-ac., Verat. 
— proceeding from the stomach. Op. 
— on the epigastrium. Apis, Ars., Bry., Caps., Carbo-v., Merc., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Secale, Sil., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Arg., Bell., Calc., 
Cham., Cocc., Euphorb., Ferr., Lach., Mezer., Mosch., 
Plat., Ran-bulb., Ran-scel., Sep., Sulph., Thuja. 
— in the hepatic region. Aeon., Ars., Bry., Kali, Merc., Sabad., 
Secale, Stann. or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Apis, Arn., Bell., Ign., Lach., Laur., 
Magn-mur., Phos., Phos-ac., Sep., Sulph., Thuja. 
— in the region of the spleen. Ars., Asaf., Bry., Chin., Ign., 
Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Arn., Bell., Bor., Cann., Carbo-v., Chel., 
Graph., Merc., Nux-v., Plat., Puls., Secale, Seneg., Spig., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
— in the region of the kidneys. Bell., Canth., Hep., Lyc., 
Nux-v. or 
Alum., Cann., Kali, Puls., Sep., Thuja. 173 
Heat in the abdomen. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Asaf., Bry., Camph., 
Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cic., Con., Colch., Coloc., 
Ipec., Lyc., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Rhus, 
Sabad., Secale, Sep., Sib, Sulph., Verat. or 
Alum., Amrn., Bell., Bov., Caust., Cham., Cina, Cupr., 
Euphorb., Euphras., Lach., Laur., Men., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Par., Plumb., Puls., Pan-bulb., Ruta, Sabin., Sarsap., 
Spong., Stann., Thuja. 
— in upper part of abdomen. Apis, Calad., Camph., Canth., 
Phos. or 
Amm., Caust., Cham., Nux-v., Thuja. 
— in the lower part of the abdomen. Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., 
Camph., Lyc., Phos-ac., Sep., Stann. or 
Bell., Caps., Coff., Nitr., Phos., Ran-bulb., Sabin., Sulph., 
Sulph-ac., Tar. 
— on the external abdomen. Bry., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad., 
Selen., Sulph. or 
Ars., Bell., Canth., Carbo-v., Lach., Lyc., Magn-mur., 
Natr., Puls., Sep., Sib, Sulph-ac., Viola-tr. 
— proceeding from the umbilical region. Rhus. 
— in the inguinal region. Amm-mur., Ars., Ign., Lyc., Merc., 
Nux-v., Stront., Sulph. or 
Alum., Aur., Canth., Graph., Kali, Mur-ac., Rhus, Sep., 
Sib, Spig., Thuja., Zinc. 
— in the perineum. Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cycb, Nux-v., Sulph. 
or 
Ant-c., Ant-tart., Asaf., Lyc., Mur-ac., Plumb., Rhod., 
Sep., Sib, Spig., Tar. 
— in the anus. Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Caps., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Graph., Kali, Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Alum., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Bar., Bov., Canth., 
Carbo-an., Chin., Cocc., Colch., Coloc., Con., Euphras., 
Ign., Iod., Ipec., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., 174 
Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Oleand., Petr., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sulph-ac., 
Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Heat in the rectum. Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Canth., Lyc., 
Men., Nux-v., Plios., Sabad., Sep., Sulph., Verat. or 
Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Ant-tart., Caps., Carbo-an., 
Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Con., Euphorb., Ferr., Ign., Kali, 
Laur., Magn-mur., Merc., Con., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Stront., Thuja. 
— in the urinary bladder. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Canth., Lyc., 
Nux-v., Sep., Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Arn., Bell., Calc., Canm, Caust., Cham., Chin., 
Colch., Dulc., Graph., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Merc., Mezer., 
Par., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, Ruta, Sabin., 
Sarsap., Scill., Staph. 
— in the urethra. Bry., Calc., Cann., Canth., Caust., Cham., 
Chin., Colch., Ipec., Lyc., Merc., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Sep., Staph., Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., 
Ars., Bar., Bell., Chel., Clem., Coloc., Con., Cupr., Dulc., 
Hep., Ign., Kali, Lach., Laur., Mar., Merc-corr., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Par., Petr., Rheum, Rhus, 
Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Seneg., Sil., Spig., Sulph-ac., 
Verat., Zinc. 
— on the male genitals. Arn., Ars., Kali, Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., 
Phos-ao., Puls., Rhus, Sulph., Thuja or 
Ambr., Ant-tart., Calc., Cann., Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Con., Dulc., Graph., Ign., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Petr., Phos., Plat., Plumb., Sabin., Sep., Spong., 
Staph., Sulph-ac. 
— on the prepuce. Cann., Merc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Sulph., Thuja or 
Calad., Calc., Ign., Merc-corr., Mezer., Natr., Phos-ac., 
Sep. 175 
Heat on the glans. Ars., Cann., Lyc., Merc., Mezer., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rlius, Sep., Thuja or 
Ant-tart., Arn., Calc., Chin., Cupr., Led., Mang., 
Merc-corr., Sabin., Sarsap., Stann., Staph., Sulph., Viol-tr. 
— on the penis. Arn., Ars., Cann., Canth., Caust., Clem., Lyc., 
Merc., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos., Sep., Sulpli., Thuja or 
Ant-tart., Calc., Caps., Hep., Mosch., Mur-ae., Nitr-ac., 
Phos-ac., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Sabin., Spig., Spong., 
Staph. 
— on the scrotum. Arn., Ars., Caps., Petr., Puls., Rhus, Staph., 
Sulph., Thuja or 
Chin., Clem., Cocc., Dulc., Euphorb., Graph., Hep., 
Phos-ac., Plat., Plumb., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Spong., Viol-tr. 
— in the testicles. Arn., Nux-v., Plat., Puls., Staph., Sulph. or 
Bar., Caps., Chin., Clem., Iod., Merc., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., 
Sep., Spig., Spong., Sulph-ac., Tar., Thuja, Zinc. 
— in the spermatic cord. Arn., Mang., Puls., Staph., Thuja 
or 
Ambr., Ant-c., Apis, Clem., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Spong., 
Sulph. 
— in the female genitals. Apis, Calc., Carbo-v., Kali, Lyc., 
Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Sabin., Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Ambr., Amm., Ars., Asaf., Bell., Bry., Canth., 
Carbo-an., Caust., Cham., Con., Creos., Ferr., Hyos., 
Nitr-ac., Rhus, Staph. 
— in the vulva. Bell., Calc., Canth., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., 
Puls., Sep., Sulph, Thuja or 
Ambr., Amm., Apis, Ars., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Chin., Con., Creos., Fluor., Hyos., Kali, Mezer., Nitr-ac., 
Plat., Rhus, Secale, Staph., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
— in the larynx and trachea. Aeon., Apis, Canth., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Nux-v., Plios., Rhus, Sabad., Seneg., Sep., Spong., 
Sulph. or 176 
Amm-mur., Ant-c., Bell., Brom., Bry., Caust., Euphorb., 
Hep., Iod., Lach., Laur., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., 
Nitr., Nitr-ac., Par., Phos-ac., Puls., Stann., Verat., Zinc. 
Heat on the throat. Ars., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cycl., Lach., Lyc., 
Plios., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Arn., Bar., Calc., Cham., Ferr., Graph., Ign., Mang., 
Merc., Mezer., Phos-ac., Scill., Staph., Stront., Tar., Thuja, 
Verat., Zinc. 
— on the neck. Apis, Ars., Bar., Calc., Carbo-v., Caust., Ign., 
Lyc., Merc., Natr., Nux-v., Par., Plios., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Rhus, Sep., Staph., Sulph. or 
Amm., Arn., Asar., Bell., Bry., Caust., Chin., 
Colch., Cycl., Graph., Kali, Lach., Mezer., Plat., Rhod., 
Sil., Tar., Thuja, Zinc. 
— in the chest. Aeon., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Cic., Cocc., Coff., Led., 
Lyc., Mang., Merc., Nux-v., Plios., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran- 
bulb., Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Seneg., Sep., Stann., Sulph., 
Zinc, or 
Alum., Amm., Ant-tart., Asaf., Aur., Bism., Camph., 
Carbo-an., Caust., Colch., Creos., Cupr., Dig., Dulc., 
Euphorb., Graph., Iod., Kali, Lach., Magn-mur., Merc- 
corr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Op., Plat, Ruta, Sil., Spig., 
Spong., Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
— in the region of the heart. Aeon., Calc., Carbo-v., Op., Phos., 
Puls., Sep., Spig., Sulph. or 
Arg., Arn., Ars., Bell., Brom., Bry., Cann., Canth., 
Caust., Cocc., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 
Rhus, Verat. 
— on the chest. Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bism., Bry., Calc., 
Caust., Lyc., Mang., Nux-v., Plios., Puls., Rhus, Selen., 
Spig., Staph., Sulph. or 
Ambr., Bar., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., Cic., Dulc., 
Euphorb., Iod., Laur., Led, Merc., Merc-corr., Mezer., 177 
Mur-ac., Natr., Oleand., Phos-ac., Plat., Seneg., Sep., 
StanD., Stront., Tar., Yerat. 
Heat in the mammary glands. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., 
Cann., Carbo-an., Merc., Phos., Puls,, Sil., Sulph. or 
Arn., Bar., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Clem., Cocc., Con., 
Graph., Hep., Laur., Lye., Nitr-ac., Rhus, Sep. 
— in the axilla. Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Kali, Natr-mur., Rhus, 
Spig. or 
Caust., Clem., Laur., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Sep., Sil., 
Sulph., Sulph-ae., Zinc. 
— on the shoulder-blades. Aeon., Ars., Bar., Calc., Caust., Chel., 
Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, 
Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja or 
Alum., Asaf., Bell., Carbo-v., Chin., Kali, Lyc., Mezer., 
Mur-ac., Sabin., Spig., Stann., Staph., Tar., Verat. 
— in the bach. Aeon., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bry., 
Cann., Cauth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Dulc., Ign., 
Kali, Lyc., Mang., Men., Merc., Natr., Nux-v., Par., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Spig., Stann., 
Sulph., Thuja, Yerat. or 
Alum., Ang., Ant-tart., Asaf., Bism., Calc., Chel., Chin., 
Cocc., Coff., Con., Lach., Magn-mur., Mezer., Mur-ac., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Plat., Ruta, Selen., Seneg., Staph., 
Zinc. ' 
— in the loins [Kreutze]. Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bor., Bry., Carbo- 
an., Caust., Ign., Kali, Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Phos.,. 
Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja or 
Arg., Arn., Asar., Bar., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., 
Cocc., Creos., Magn-mur., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Ruta,, 
Sabin., Stann., Staph., Tar., Yerat. 
— on the coccyx. Ars., Carbo-v., Caust., Merc., Phos., Phos-ac.,. 
Rhus, Sulph. or 
Agar., Alum., Arn., Bor., Calc., Carbo-an.,Chin., Colch., 178 
Graph., Hep., Ign., Laur., Led., Mur-ac., Plat., Spig., 
Staph., Zinc. 
Heat of the upper extremities. Bry., Carbo-v., Caust., Graph., 
Kali, Mur-ac., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Sep., Stann., Staph., 
Sulph., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm., Ant-c., Apis, Bov., Calc., 
Carbo-an., Cocc., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Lach., Led., Lyc., 
Magn-mur., Merc., Mezer., Natr., Nitr-ac., Petr., Plat., 
Pan-bulb., Rhod., Ruta, Sil., Spig., Spong., Tar. 
— on the shoulders. Aeon., Bry., Carbo-v., Kali, Phos., Puls., 
Rhus, Sep. or 
Amm-mur., Bell., Lyc., Magn., Men., Merc., Nux-v., 
Par., Phos-ac., Plumb., Spong., Stront., Sulph. 
— on the shoulder joints. Ign., Rhus, Staph., Sulph. or 
Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Ferr., Graph., Kali, Natr., Puls., 
Sep., Stront., Thuja, Zinc. 
— on the upper arm. Agar., Ars., Asaf., Bar., Bry., Cocc., 
Ferr., Ign., Sep. or 
Aeon., Alum., Amm., Arg., Bell., Carbo-v., Colch., 
Coloc., Dig., Dulc., Graph., Kali, Magn., Mezer., Mur- 
ac., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Oleand., Phos., Phos-ac., Valer., 
Zinc. 
— on the elbows. Caust., Kali, Plat., Rhus, Sep., Stann., Sulph. 
or 
Alum., Arg., Asaf., Carbo-au., Carbo-v., Graph., Merc., 
Natr., Nitr., Phos., Phos-ac., Stront., Thuja. 
— on the forearm. Bry., Calc., Caust., Graph., Led., Lyc., 
Merc., Rhus, Staph., Sulph. or 
Agar., Amm., Amm-mur., Arn., Asaf., Euphorb., Mur- 
ac., Oleand., Phos-ac., Ran-scel., Tar., Thuja, Zinc. 
— on the wrist. Bry., Caust., Kali, Rhus, Sabin., Sep., Stront., 
Sulph. or 
Apis, Arg., Bov., Calc., Carbo-v., Graph., Led., Natr., 
Ruta, Sil., Thuja. 179 
Heat on the hands. Aeon., Amm., Anac., Apis, Bry., Calc., Carbo- 
v., Cocc., Cycl., Ferr., Hell., Ign., Lach., Laur., Led., 
Lyc., Natr., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Op., Petr., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, Rliod., Rhus, Sabad., Scill., 
Secale, Sep., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sulph., Tar. or 
Agar., Alum., Ant-tart., Ars., Asar., Bell., Bor., Campli., 
Cann., Canth., Caps., Carbo-an., Cham., Cina, Creos., Croc., 
Dulc., Graph., Guaj., Hep., Kali, Magn., Merc., Mosch., 
Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Plat., Sabin., Sarsap., Sil., Spong., 
Verat., Zinc. 
— of one hand. Dig., Puls, or 
Mosch. 
— proceeding from the hands. Lach., Led., Phos. 
— of back of hands. Natr., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Ang., Apis, Calc., Croc., Cycl., Nux-v., Samb., Thuja. 
— on the palm of the hands. Aeon., Anac., Apis, Asar., Bry., 
Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Ran- 
bulb., Samb., Selen., Sep., Spig., Stann., Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Bor., Canth., Chel., Chin., Coff., Creos., 
Dulc., Graph., Laur., Magn., Merc., Mezer., Nat., Nat- 
mur., Puls., Ran-scel., Rheum, Rhus. 
— on the fingers. Agar., Amm-mur., Caust., Kali, Lyc., 
Magn., Mar., Mosch., Oleand., Puls., Rhus, Sil., Spig., 
Sulph., Thuja or 
Alum., Amm., Apis, Asaf., Asar., Bor., Calc., Cina, 
Coloc., Con., Croe., Dig., Graph., Lach., Laur., Merc., 
Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., Nitr-ac., Par., Petr., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Plat., Ran-bulb., Ran-scel., Sabad., Secale, Sep., Staph., 
Sulph-ac., Tar., Verat. 
— on the ends of the fingers. Amm-mur., Croc., Mar., Oleand., 
Sabad., Sil., Thuja or 
Ant-tart., Apis, Canth., Laur., Nitr-ac., Phos., Secale, 
Spig., Staph., Sulph. 180 
Heat of the lower extremities. Ars., Bor., Bry., Calc., Kali, Lach., 
Led., Lyc., Phos-ac., Sil., Staph, or 
Alum., Bar., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Cina, 
Coloc., Laur., Magn., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc., Mezer., 
Natr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Oleand., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rhus, 
Ruta, Sep., Spig., Stann., Sulph., Thuja, Zinc. 
— on the hips. Carbo-v., Caust., Lyc., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., 
Valer. or 
Arn., Bell., Chel., Cic., Euphorb., Hell., Kali, Mezer., 
Puls., Ruta, Thuja, Zinc. 
— in the hip-joint. Bell., Bry., Calc., Caust., Chel., Kali, Lyc., 
Merc., Natr., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Stann., Stront., 
Sulph. or 
Ang., Ant-c., Arg., Arm, Chin., Cocc., Coloc., Creos., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Ferr., Hell., Ign., Led., Natr-mur., Nitr- 
ac., Phos-ac., Puls., Sil., Thuja, Verat. 
— on the buttocks. Graph., Lyc., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, 
Staph., Sulph. or 
Caust., Kali, Merc., Mezer., Sep., Thuja, Zinc. 
— on the thighs. Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Merc., Mezer., Nux- 
v., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Thuja or 
Arn., Asaf., Bor., Bov., Carbo-an., Cocc., Colch., Dros., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Graph., Guaj., Laur., Lyc., Mem, Merc- 
corr., Mur-ac., Oleand., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Rhod., 
Ruta, Sabin., Staph., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Viol-tr., Zinc. 
— in the knees. Ars., Asaf., Bar., Bry., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., 
Ign., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., 
Stann., Staph., Stront., Sulph., Tar. or 
Anac., Ant-tart., Apis, Arg., Brom., Calc., Canm, Cina, 
Dros., Iod., Kali, Led., Men., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr., Nitr-ac., Oleand., Phos-ac., Plat., Sabad., Spig., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat., Ziuc. 
— on the legs. Aeon., Asaf., Bry., Kali, Lyc., Magn., Phos- 
ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Staph., Sulph., Tar. or ' 181 
Agar., Anac., Ang., Ant-c., Arg., Ars., Bor., Calc., 
Cann., Caust., Chel., Chin., Coff., Cycl., Dig., Graph., 
Guai., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Men., Merc., Mezer., Natr., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Ran-scel., Sabad., Spig., Stann., 
Stront., Verat., Zinc. 
Heat on the shins. Cycl., Merc., Mezer., Phos., Puls., Rhus or 
Agar., Ang., Asaf., Ars., Bell., Calc., Kali, Lach., Nux- 
v., Sep., Tar., Thuja, Zinc. 
— on the calves of the legs. Ars., Bry., Lye., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Sep., Stann., Staph., Sulph. or 
Alum., Asaf., Calc., Graph., Ign., Natr., Nitr-ac., Puls., 
Sil., Spig., Tar., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
— in the ankle. Ang., Caust, Euphorb., Kali, Lyc., Merc., 
Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Apis, Bry., Calc., Creos., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Petr., Phos., Ruta, Sil, Spig., Stront., Tar., Verat. 
— on the feet. Aeon., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Caust, Cocc., Graph., Ign., Kali, Lach., Led., Lyc., Natr- 
mur., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, Ruta, 
Scill., Secale, Sep., Sil., Spig., Stann., Staph., Sulph. or 
Agar., Alum., Amm., Anac., Arg., Bov., Camph., Carbo- 
an., Carbo-v., Cham., Cina, Dulc., Hep., Sam., Magu-mur., 
Merc., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr., Nitr-ac., Petr., Rhus, 
Sarsap., Spong., Stram., Stront., Tar., Zinc. 
— proceeding from the feet. Lach. or i 
Led. 
— on the heels. Caust, Ign., Natr., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Stann., 
Sulph., Thuja or 
Arn., Cycl., Graph., Hell., Led., Nitr., Rheum, Sabin., 
Sil., Spong., Stront., Sulph-ac., Verat., Viol-tr., Zinc. 
— on the hack of the feet. Bry., Caust., Chin., Ign., Puls., 
Rhus, Tar. or 
Ant-tart., Asaf., Calc., Camph., Canth., Hep., Lyc., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Nux-v., Spig., Stram., Sulph., Thuja. 182 
Heaton the soles of the feet. Ambr., Amm-mur., Anac., Ars. 
Calc., Canth., Caust., Cupr., Lacli., Led., Lyc., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Sil., Stann., 
Sulph., Tar. or 
Alum., Asar., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., Chel., 
Creos., Graph., Hep., Magn-mur., Mang., Merc., Oleand., 
Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Samb., Scill., Sep., Staph., Stront., 
Verb., Viol-tr., Zinc. 
— on the toes. Agar., Alum., Ant-c., Arn., Asaf., Bor., Carbo- 
v., Caust., Cycl., Kali, Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran- 
scel., Staph., Sulph., Tar., Thuja, Zinc, or 
Amm., Apis, Calad., Calc., Carbo-au., Con., Creos., 
Dulc., Graph., Lacli., Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Mezer., 
Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., Nitr-ac., Oleand., Par., Phos., 
Plat., Rhus, Ruta, Sabin., Sep., Sil., Yiol-tr. 
— of the ends of the toes. Kali, Mur-ac., Sep., Thuja or 
Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Arn., Chin., Oleand., Puls , Sil., 
Zinc. 
CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH AGGRAVATE. 
Time—morning. Bism., Bor., Kali, Nux-v., Petr., Sabad., 
Sep., Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Apis, Arn., Bry., Calc., Cham., Chin., Coif., 
Cycl., Euphorb., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Laur., Lyc., Magn., 
Mezer., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Staph., Thuja. 
— forenoon. Arg., Kali, Magn., Nux-m., Sll., Verat., Zinc, or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Bry., Calc., Cann., Cham., 
Ign., Natr., Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Sep., Stram., 
Valer. 
— afternoon. Ang., Asaf., Bry., Canth., Chin., Kali, Natr- 
mur., Phos., Ruta, Scill., Sep., Sil., Stann., Sulph. or 
Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Anac., Aut-tart., 
Asar., Bell., Bov., Calad., Calc., Coff., Colch., Con., Dros., 
Ferr., Hep., Ign., Iod., Ipec., Laur., Magn., Magn-mur., 183 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Par., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, 
Sabin., Samb., Staph., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
Time in the evening. Aeon., Alum., Ambr., Amm., Anac., Ang., 
Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Ars., Asar., Bell., Bor., Calc., 
Carbo-v., Caust., Cham., Chel., Coff., Ferr., Graph., Guaj., 
Hell., Hep., Hyos., Ipec., Lach., Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., 
Magn-mur., Mar., Men., Mosch., Nitr., Petr., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Plumb., Puls., Ran-scel., Rhod., Rhus, Sarsap., Scill., 
Sep., Sil., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Valer., Verat., Vit. 
or 
Agar., Ant-c., Bry., Calad., Carbo-an., Chin., Cina, 
Cycl., Dros. (Ign.), Iod., Kali, Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Par., Plat., Ran-bulb, Ruta, Samb., 
Selen., Spig., Spong., Staph., Stram., Stront., Zinc. 
— night. Ant-c., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bry., Cann., Canth., Carbo- 
an., Carbo-v., Caust., Cham., Cina, Clem., Cocc., Coff., Colch., 
Bros., Graph., Hep., Lach., Magn., Merc., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Ran-scel., Rhus, 
Sabad., Scill., Sil., Spig., Staph., Stront., Sulph., Tar., 
Viola-tr., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., 
Apis, Arn., Calc., Camph., Chin., Con., Dulc., Ign., Kali, 
Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn-mur., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Phos- 
ac., Ran-bulb., Rheum, Rhod., Sabin., Secale, Sep., Spong., 
Thuja, Verat. 
— before midnight. Bry., Calad., Laur., Magn-mur., Puls, or 
Alum., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Cham., Lyc., Sabad., Sep., 
Verat. 
— after midnight. Merc., Petr., Phos., Ran-scel., Rhod., Sabad., 
Samb., Staph, or 
Ang., Ars., Bry., Calc., Chin., Coff., Creos., Ign., Kali, 
Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Spong., Sulph., Thuja. 
— evening from four o’clock on. Anac., Stann. or 
Lyc. 184 
Time, evening only, from six to eight. Caust. 
— only in the daytime. Ant-tart., Sep. 
— returning at the same hour. Sabad., Sil., Stann. 
— in short, repeated attacks. Ambr., Amm-mur., Am., Bar., 
Calc., Cocc., Cupr., Euphras., Hell., Hep., Ign., Lyc., 
Mar., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Stann., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat. or 
Aram., Ant-tart., Asar., Aur., Bell., Bor., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Chin., Creos., Dig., Hyos., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Each., 
Laur., Led., Oleand., Petr., Phos-ac., Ruta, Sulph-ac., 
Vit., Zinc. 
— slow of access and slowly disappearing. Plat, or 
Chin., Stann., Stront. 
— suddenly appearing and disappearing. Thuja. 
CONDITIONS OF AGGRAVATION. 
Heat—after anger. Cham., Sep. or 
Aeon., Nux-v., Petr., Staph. 
While at work. Nux-v., Oleand. or 
•Sil. 
After rising from bed. Bism. 
After coition. Calc., Kali, Lach., Nux-v., Sep. 
In bed. Aeon., Asar., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chel., Coff., 
Hell., Hep., Kali, Magn-mur., Merc., Mezer., Mosch., Petr., 
Puls., Rhus, Samb., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Viol-tr., Vit. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-c., Apis, Arn., Bor., Bry.,Caust., Cham., 
Graph., Led., Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Sci 11., Spong., 
Thuja. 
By motion. Ant-c., Ant-tart., Ars., Bell., Camph., Fluor., 
Nux-v., Stann. or 
Amm-mur., Bry., Chin., Led., Merc., Oleand., Phos., 
Samb., Scill., Sep., Spig., Staph., Stram., Yaler. 185 
After motion. Amm-mur., Sep., Spong., Stann., Sulph-ac. or 
Amin., Ars., Canth., Caust., Nit-ac., Petr., Phos., Rhus, 
Spig. 
After drinking beer. Bell., Verb, or 
Rhus, Sulph. 
From stooping. Kali, Merc-corr. or 
Bry., Sep. 
From uncovering. Aeon., Hep., Sil. 
While vomiting. Arn. or 
Ant-c., Ars., Cham.,. Lacli., Nux-v., Stram., Verat. 
On' awaking from sleep. Bor., Ferr., Mosch., Phos., Samb., 
Sulph., Tar. or 
Anac., Arn., Ars., Bell., Calad., Calc., Caust., Cina, Cocc., 
Con., Creos., Hep., Ipec., Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., 
Nit-ac., Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-scel., Selen., Sep., Sil., 
Stront., Thuja. 
Before eating. Fluor., Phos., Sabin. 
While eating. Valer. or 
Amm., Cham., Magn-mur., Nux-v., Sil., Spig., Sulph-ac. 
After eating. Ang., Asaf., Calc., Cycl., Nit-ac., Phos., Viol-tr. 
or 
Aeon., Alum., Bry., Caust., Cham., Con., Dig., Graph., 
Lacli., Lyc., Magn., Magn-mur., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Par., 
Petr,, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
After eating meat. Magn., Merc. 
While riding in a carriage. Graph, or 
Selen., Sep. 
After breakfast. Cham., Laur., Magn-mur., Phos., Plumb., 
Sarsap. 
While walking in the open air. Nux-v., Sep. or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Arg., Bell., Bor., Cham., Chin., Hep., 
Phos-ac., Rhus, Spig., Staph., Tar. 186 
After tvalking in the open air. Petr., Ran-scel., Rhus, Sep. or 
Ars., Caust., Men., Sabin. 
From noise. Bry., Caust., Coif., Sep. 
From work with hands. Oleand. or 
Merc., Natr-mur. 
From coughing. Arn., Ars., Lyc. or 
Ambr., Amm., Ant-tart., Bell., Carbo-v., Hep., Hyos., 
Iod., Ipec., Led., Magn-mur., Natr., Nitr., Nux-v., Plios., 
Puls., Sabad., Scill., Sulph. 
From drinking coffee. Canth., Cham., Rhus. 
In the climacteric. Calc., Sulph-ac. 
From exertion of the brain. Nux-v., Oleand., Sep. or 
Ambr., Bell., Sil. 
From reading, vide exertion of brain. 
While lying down, vide in bed. 
Before the catamenia. Merc, or 
Apis, Calc., Cham., Con., Cupr., Kali, Lyc., Puls. 
During the catamenia. Hyos., Nux-v. or 
Amm., Bell., Calc., Cham., Ferr., Ign., Lyc., Magn-mur., 
Phos., Puls., Sep., Sulph. 
From suppressed catamenia. Aeon., Puls, or 
Con., Hell., Lyc., Sil., Sulph. 
In sleep. Calad., Dulc., Petr., Puls., Rheum, Samb., Yiol-tr. 
or 
Aeon., Anac., Ars., Bell., Cham., Con., Ign., Lach., 
Led., Merc., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sep., 
Sil., Stram., Sulph. 
at noon, after eating. Selen. or 
Anac., Phos., Puls., Staph., Sulph. 
With the pains, generally. Aeon,, Rhus or 187 
Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Hell., Ign., Puls., Sil., 
Staph., Sulph. 
With coryza. Lach., Lyc., Spig. or 
Aeon., Anac., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Caraph., Cham., 
Cina, Hep., Merc., Merc-corr., Mosch., Nux-v., Puls., 
Rhus, Sabad., Seneg. 
While sitting. Graph., Phos., Sep. or 
Alum., Anac., Calc., Lyc., Mang., Rhus, Yaler. 
In the sunshine. Ant-c. or 
Natr., Puls., Sep. 
While speaking. Ars., Sep. or 
Mar., Nux-v., Oleand., Scill., Selen. 
While standing. Mang., Arg., Con., Puls., Rhus. 
In a room. Amm-mur., Ang., Ipec., Lyc., Puls., Ran-scel. or 
Apis, Caust., Croc., Fluor., Mang-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Phos., Rhod., Rhus, Yaler. 
Before stool. Calc., Cupr., Magn., Merc., Phos., Yerat. 
While at stool. Ars., Cham., Puls., Rhus, Sulph. 
After stool. Ars., Caust., Nux-v., Rhus, Selen. 
From smoking tobacco. Sep. or 
Cic., Ign. 
After drinking water. Canth., Ign., Rhus, Sep. 
wine. Carbo-v. or 
Ars., Fluor., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Sil. 
After trashing. Amm. or 
Calc., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. 
While teething {of children). Ars. or 
Aeon., Cham. 
From being covered. Cham, or 
Aeon., Calc., Chin., Ferr., Ign., Led., Lyc., Mur-ac., 
Nux-v., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Staph., Yerat. 188 
CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH AMELIORATE. 
After supper. Anac. 
From bodily exertion. Ign., Sep., Staiin. 
Out of bed. Hell, or 
Aeon., Ambr., Aram., Ant-tart., Ars., Asar., Bell., Calc., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chel., Chin., Coloc., Dros., Eu])horb., 
Ign., Iod., Kali, Magn., Merc., Mezer., Petr., Plat., Rhod., 
Selen., Sep., Spig., Stront., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Valer., 
Verat., Zinc. 
In bed. Laur. or 
Agar., Bell., Canth., Cic., Cocc., Con., Hyos., Lach., 
Nux-v., Scill., Sib, Staph., Stram. 
From (moderate) motion. Ambr., Apis, Asaf., Aur., Bism., 
Caps., Con., Cycl., Dulc., Euphorb., Ferr., Lyc., Merc- 
corr., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Samb., Selen., Tar., Valer. 
From drinking beer. Verat. 
From stooping. Colch., Hyos. 
From uncovering. Aeon., Calc., Cham., Chin., Ferr., Ign., Lyc., 
Mur-ac., Nux-v., Plat., Puls., Staph., Verat. 
After vomiting. Aeon., Dig., Puls., Secale. 
After waking. Calad. or 
Chin., Colch., Hell., Nux-v., Phos., Sep. 
While eating. Anac., Ign., Lach., Mezer., Zinc. 
After eating. Chin, or 
Ars., Caine., Cupr., Ign., Iod., Natr., Phos., Rhus, 
Stront. 
While riding in a carriage. Nitr., Nitr-ac. 
After breakfast. Bar., Calc., Croc., Ign., Iod., Sabad., Staph. 
While walking in the open air. Phos., Puls, or 
Alum., Asar., Caps., Lvc., Magn., Mosch., Sabin., Tar. 189 
From drinking coffee. Ars. 
From loosening the clothes. Bov., Calc., Lyc., Nux-v. 
From brain efforts. Natr. 
In sleep. Hell. 
While sitting. Aeon., Ant-tart., Bry., Colch., Cupr., Iod., 
Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Scill. 
While standing. Bell., Caun., Iod., Ipec., Phos., Selen. 
In a room. Aeon., Bell., Carbo-v., Cocc., Coff., Con., Hep., 
Guaj., Lach., Merc-corr., Nux-m., Nux-v., Sil., Spig. 
After stool. Bry., Colch., Rhus, Spig. 
From smoking tobacco. Hep., Sep. 
From icashing. Fluor, or 
Amm-mur., Apis, Asar., Caust., Puls., Spig. 
the face. Asar. 
From drinking water. Op. or 
Bism., Caust., Cupr., Fluor., Phos., Sep. 
wine. Aeon., Con., Op. 
CONCOMITANT SYMPTOMS, 
Disposition—Anxiety. Aeon., Ambr., Ars., Asaf., Bar., Bell., 
Bor., Calc., Canth., Cham., Cocc., Con., Ipec., Magn., 
Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, 
Ruta, Secale, Sep., Spong., Stann., Stram., Verat., Viol-tr., 
Zinc, or 
Alum,, Amm., Anac., Apis, Arg., Arn., Brv., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Coff., Colch., Cycl., Dros., Euphorb., 
Ferr., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Magn- 
mur., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Op., Par., Petr., 
Plat., Rhod., Rhus, Sabin., Spig., Staph., Sulph., Thuja, 
Valer. 
— inclined, to work. Thuja or 
Op., Sarsap., Verb. 190 
Disposition, excitable. Aeon., Apis, Bell., Cham., Coff, Con., 
Mar., Nux-v., Petr., Sarsap. or 
Alum., Bry., Cocc., Ign., Kali, Magn., Moseh., Op., 
Stram., Yaler. 
— sensitive to noise. Caps., Con. or 
Aeon., Bell., Calc., Ipec., Lye., Nux-v. 
— indifference. Arn., Plios-ac., Puls, or 
Chin., Con., Op., Phos., Sep., Yiol-tr. 
— irascible. Cham, or 
Coff., Nux-v. 
— serenity. Sarsap. or 
Aeon., Coif., Natr., Op., Plat. 
— complaining and lamentations. Aeon., Bry., Nux-v., Verat. 
— weary of life. Ars., Spong. or 
Lach., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Thuja, Yaler. 
— melancholy. Nux-m. or 
Ars., Graph., Lye., Phos-ac., Sep. 
— solitary (Menschensehene). Puls, or 
Con., Hyos. 
— discouraged. Aeon., Bell., Phos-ac. or 
Bry., Petr. 
— depression of spirits. Puls, or 
Aeon., Bell., Cham., Ign., Lye., Op., Petr., Sep., 
Stann. 
— dejected. Con. or 
Apis, Chin., Natr., Sulph. 
— whistling. Caps. 
— loquacious. Lach., Mar. or 
Coff., Stram. 191 
Disposition, silent. Bell., Mur-ac., Op., Phos-ac. or 
Arn., Cham., Ign., Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Verat. 
— fearful. Bell., Verat. or 
Aeon., Calc., Caps., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Op., Petr., 
Phos., Puls., Sep., Sulph. 
— crying. Bell., Caps., Stram. or 
Aeon., Bry., Cham., Coff., Cupr., Ipec., Lyc., Op., Plat., 
Puls., Verat. 
— suicidal. Ars., Nux-v. or 
Bell., Puls., Rhus, Stram. 
— sighing and groaning. Arn., Chain., Ign., Rhus or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Bry., Cocc., Coff., Ipec., Nux-v., Puls., 
Sep., Thuja. 
— singing and trilling. Mar., Sarsap. or 
Bell., Stram., Verat. 
— spitting. Bell., Caps. 
— fear of death. Ars., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Plat., Puls., Ruta, 
Verat. or 
Aeon., Bry., Cocc., Ipec., Mosch., Phos., Rhus. 
— sadness. Aeon., Ars., Bell., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos., Rhus, 
Sil. or 
Bry., Cocc., Graph., Ign., Lyc., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., 
Sep., Staph., Sulph. 
— too sensitive. Coff., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Aeon., Bell., Carbo-v., Cham., Lyc., Mar., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Sep., Valer. 
— impatient. Aeon., Ars., Cham., Ipec., Merc., Natr-mur., 
Nux-v., Rhus or 
Apis, Bell., Ign., Lyc., Puls., Viol-tr. 192 
Disposition, restless. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bov., Lyc., 
Op., Phos-ac., Rhus, Ruta or 
Amm., Ant-tart., Apis, Bry., Calc., Cham., Coff., Con., 
Ign., Ipee., Lach., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Mosch., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rheum, Sabad., 
Sabin., Sep., Sil., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sulph., 
Thuja, Valer., Verat. 
— fretful. Ars., Cham., Natr., Rheum or 
Aeon., Bell., Calc., Con., Lyc., Mosch., Nux-v., Puls., 
Staph., Thuja. 
— despairing. Aeon., Carbo-v., Spong. or 
Ars., Cham., Con., Graph., Ign., Puls., Sep., Stann., 
Sulph., Verat. 
— changing, alternating. Ign. or 
Alum., Ferr., Nux-m., Plat., Valer. 
— weeping. Aeon., Bell., Lyc., Petr., Puls., Spig., Spong. or 
Calc., Cham., Coff., Graph., Ign., Plat., Sulph. 
— whimpering. Puls, or 
Bell., Cham., Rheum. 
— rage. Bell., Verat. or 
Lyc., Stram. 
Mind—stupefaction. Apis, Arn., Bell., Camph., Cham., Hyos., 
Laur., Nux-v., Op., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Verat. or 
Ars., Calc., Natr-mur., Phos., Sep., Strain. 
— loss of consciousness. Aeon., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Coco., 
Dulc., Hell., Hyos., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Op., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Sep., Stram., Verat. or 
Bor., Bry., Calc., Camph., Cham., Laur., Nux-v., Phos., 
Rhus, Sulph. 
— delirium. Aeon., Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Chin., Cina, Coff, Dulc., Hyos., Ign., Natr-mur., 193 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Phos-ac., Puls., Sabad., Samb. 
Strain., Sulph., Verat. or 
Calc., Canth., Caps., Cocc., Croc., Cupr., Hep., Iod. 
Kali, Lach., Men., Phos., Plat., Spong. 
Mind—anxious delirium. Hyos., Op., Strara. or 
Aeon., Bell., Croc., Nux-v., Puls., Sil. 
— loquacious delirium. Stram. or 
Bell., Cupr., Lach., Rhus, Verat. 
happy. Bell., Hyos. or 
Croc., Cupr., Spong., Stram., Verat. 
muttering to himself. Apis, Op. or 
Bell., Hyos., Mur-ac., Phos-ac., Stram., Tar. 
silent. Hyos. or 
Ant-c., Bell., Mur-ac., Verat. 
raging. Bry., Hyos., Stram. or 
Aeon., Bell., Lyc., Op. 
— giddy. Bry., Rhus or 
Alum., Ars., Calc., Ipec., Kali, Natr-mur., Phos., Verat. 
— dull confusion [eingenomenheit]. Ang., Arg., Ars., Bell., 
Bry., Caps., Cham., Ign., Kali, Natr., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Sep., Valer., Verat. or 
Aeon., Bor., Calc., Carbo-v., Con., Bros., Ipec., Merc., 
Natr-mur., Op., Phos-ac., Rhus, Ruta, Sil. 
— excited imagination. Op., Thuja or 
Aeon., Bell., Chin., Coff., Lach., Laur., Phos., Puls., 
Sabad., Stram., Valer. 
— illusions. Op. or 
Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Hyos., Magu-mur., Merc., Phos- 
ac., Rhus, Samb., Stram. 194 
Mind—vertigo. Aeon., Alum., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Carbo-v., Ign., Ipec., Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Nux-v., 
Phos., Puls., Sep., Strain., Sulpb., Verat. or 
Ang., Arg., Arn., Chel., Chin., Croc., Laur., Led., 
Mosch., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos-ac., Rhus. 
— staggering. Bell., Op. or 
Alum., Bry., Caps., Magn-mur., Nux-v., Phos-ac., 
Stram., Sulph., Verat. 
— drunken. Cocc., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Alum., Arg., Bell., Campli., Carbo-v., Lach., Laur., 
Led., Op., Rhus. 
— intellect aroused. Thuja or 
Bell., Coff., Lach., Op., Stram. 
— frenzy. Bell., Cic., Op. or 
Ant-c., Ars., Canth., Dulc., Hyos., Stram., Verat. 
— confusion of the head [ Wustheit\. Bell., Nux-v. or 
Ars., Bry., Chin., Ipec., Natr., Puls., Rhus. 
Pain in the head. Apis, Arg., Ars., Bell., Kali, Lach., Natr- 
mur., Nux-v., Puls., Sabad., Sep. or 
Aeon., Agar., Aram., Ang., Ant-tart., Bor., Bry., Calc., 
Camph., Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Cina, Coloc., Con., 
Dros., Dulc., Graph., Hell., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Ipec., Led., 
Lyc., Mang., Men., Merc., Mezer., Mosch., Natr., Nitr., Op., 
Petr., Phos., Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sil., Spig., Staph., Strain., 
Sulph., Thuja, Valer., Verat. 
— in the occiput. Bell, or 
Aeon., Hell., Sep. 
— with congestion of blood. Chin., Ferr., Hyos., Rhus, Sulph. 
or 
Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Sep., Thuja. 
— with heaviness. Calc., Caust. 195 
External heat—sweat. Ohara., Magn., Magn-mur. or 
Anac., Bor., Calc., Graph., Hep., Par., Puls., Sarsap., 
Sih, Sulph., Verat. 
\ 
— on the forehead. Sarsap. 
cold. Hep., Verat. 
tension. Sabad. 
Pains in the eyes. Canth., Coloc., Led., Lyc., Natr-mur., Rliod., 
V aler. or 
Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bor., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Cic., Dig., Hep., Hyos., Ipec., Lach., Natr., Nux-v., Op., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Seneg., Sep., Spig., 
Stram., Sulph., Verat. 
Swelling about the eyes. Ferr. 
Blue circle around eyes. Cina. 
Burning in eyes. Petr. 
Eyes prominent. Spig. 
— pupils dilated. Apis, Cina. 
contracted. Aeon. 
— redness. Hyos. 
— strabismus. Apis. 
— dryness. Spig. 
Vision weak. Natr-mur. or 
Carbo-v., Sep. 
— darkness before the eyes. Carbo-v., Natr-mur., Puls, or 
Sep. 
— appearance of fire. Op. or 
Bell. 
— shimmering. Sep. 
— green color before the eyes. Chin. 196 
Vision—photophobia. Hep. or 
Aeon., Bell., Con., Sulph. 
Ears, pain in the. Calad. or 
Graph. 
— cold. Ipec. 
Hearing. Rushing and roaring. Ars., Nux-v. 
Deafness. Rhus. 
Nose—pain in. Rhod. 
— itching. Cina. 
— cold. Col ch. 
Face—swollen. Amm-mur., Lyc. or 
Apis, Ars., Dig., Ferr. 
— pale. Ars., Cina, Croc., Ipec., Lyc., Sep. or 
Aeon., Bell., Cocc., Natr-mur., Puls., Rhus, Spong., 
Thuja, Verat. 
— brownish red. Caps. 
— earthy. Coloc., Lach. 
— yellow. Ars., Natr-mur., Rhus or 
Lach., Nux-v. 
— red. Aeon., Amm-mur., Bell., Bry., Cham., Chin., Cocc., 
Creos., Croc., Euphras., Ferr., Hep., Lach., Lyc., Nux-v., 
Op., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Sep., Sil., Spong., Strain., 
Sulph., Verat., Viol-tr. or 
Agar., Alum., Apis, Arg., Arm, Ars., Camph., Canth., 
Caps., Carbo-v., Coff., Con., Cycl., Dulc., Hyos., Igm, 
Merc., Merc-con., Par., Scill., Spig., Valer., Zinc. 
on one side. Cham., Igm, Mosch., Rau-bulb., Rheum or 
Aeon., Arm, Bell., Canm, Dros., Ipec., Phos., Thuja, 
Yiol-tr. 197 
Face red on one of the uncovei'ed sides. Viol-tr. or 
Thuja. 
circumscribed. Aeon., Calc., Chin., Creos., Ferr., Kali, 
Lye., Phos., Puls., Sulph. or 
Bry., Croc., Dros., Dulc., Iod., Lach., Led., Nux-v., 
Phos-ac., Samb., Sep., Stann., Stram. 
— cold. Cina, Cycl., Ipec., Rheum, Spong. or 
Calc., Carbo-v., Chin., Hyos., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Plat., Ran- 
scel., Verat. 
on the cheeks. Colch. or 
Bell., Natr. 
on the forehead. Bell., Chin., Cina. 
— sweating. Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Cham., Valer. or 
Bell., Carbo-v., Ign., Lyc., Op., Puls., Samb., Spong. 
Pains in face. Spig. or 
Mezer. 
Lips—eruptions on. Ars., Natr-mur. or 
Ign., Nux-v., Rhus, Sulph. 
— swollen. Ars. 
— dryness. Rhus or 
Ars., Chin., Nux-v., Phos., Verat. 
Submaxillary gland, swollen. Calad., Kali, Merc. 
Teeth, pains in, generally. Apis, Kali, Rhus, Sep. or 
Carbo-v., Graph., Hyos., Lach, Natr., Puls., Staph. 
— chattering. Phos. or 
Zinc. 
Gums, bleeding. Carbo-v., Graph., Staph. 
— swollen. Carbo., Graph., Staph. 
— painful. Apis or 
Hyos., Rhus, Staph. 198 
Mouth, burning in. Petr, or 
Ars., Mezer. 
— offensive smell from. Arn. 
— yellow. Plumb. 
— dryness. Ars., Asar., Bell., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos., 
Phos-ac. or 
Bry., Chin,, Cocc., Coif., Lacli., Lyc., Mur-ac., Op., 
Petr., Sabad., Sep., Spig., Stram., Sulph., Thuja, Valer., 
Y erat. 
Throat, pains in general. Lach., Sep. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bell., Bov., Bros., Ign., Kali, Mere., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Sulph. 
— burning. Euphorb. 
— inflammation. Apis or 
Aeon., Amm-mur., Bell., Brom., Con., Merc., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Phos., Sulph. 
of the uvula. Bell., Coif., Merc., Nux-v., Sulph. 
— dryness. Nux-m. or 
Aeon., Bell., Ign., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Puls., 
Rhus, Sep., Strain., Sulph. 
Salivation increased. Dros., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus or 
Aeon., Alum., Bell., Brom., Carbo-v., Cic., Hep., Ign., 
Ipec., Lyc., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Op., Seneg., Sep., 
Sil., Stram., Sulph., Verat. 
Tongue coated. Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Cham., Nux-v., Phos., Puls, or 
Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Bell., Chin., Coloc., Ign. (Ipec.), 
Lacli., Merc., Nux-m., Op., Phos-ac., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., 
Sep., Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
— dry. Ars., Bell., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Op., Phos., Phos-ac. or 
Ant-tart., Apis, Asaf., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., 
Cham., Dulc., Hvos., Lach., Lyc., Mezer., Nitr-ac., Par., 
Petr., Rhus, Strain., Sulph., Verat. 199 
Speech difficult. Bell., Euphras., Hyos., Nux-v. or 
Ars., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Caust., Dulc., Hep., Ign., 
Lach., Lyc., Mezer., Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Op., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Rims, Stram., Verat. 
Aversion to food. Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Canth., Chin., Con., Ipec., 
Kali, Nux-v., Puls., Sabad., Sep., Sil. or 
Alum., Anac., Ant-tart., Arn., Bar., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Cic., Con., Cycl., Ign., Lach., Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur., 
Op., Phos., Plat., Rheum, Rhus, Ruta, Staph., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
— to drinks. Hell, or 
Bell., Canth., Cocc., Hyos., Ign., Stram. (Vide thirstless- 
ness.) 
Disgust for food. Amm., Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Cham., Ipec., Kali, 
Rheum or 
Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Asar., Bell., Canth., Chin., Cocc., 
Colch., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Euphorb., Guaj., Hell., Lach., 
Lyc., Merc., Mosch., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Op., Petr., Plat., 
Plumb., Puls., Ruta, Sarsap., Secale, Seneg., Sep., Sil., 
Sulph-ac. 
— for drinks. Hell, or 
Bell., Canth., Cocc., Con., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Natr-mur., 
Nux-v., Stram., Sulph. 
Hunger (canine). Ars., Bry., Caps., Cham., Chin., Cina, Phos. or 
Agar., Aug., Arg., Aur., Bell., Calc., Cic., Coff., Graph., 
Hell., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Nux- 
v., Oleand., Op., Puls., Sabad., Secale, Sep., Spig., Stann., 
Staph., Sulph., Verat. 
Thirst for beer. Nux-v. 
— for cold drinks. Aeon., Bry., Chin., Merc, or 
Ant-tart., Ars., Bell., Bism., Bar., Calc., Cham., Croc., 
Cupr., Ign., Oleand., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Scill., Sil., 
Sulph., Thuja, Verat. 200 
Thirst for acids. Ars. 
— for cold water. Aeon., Ars., Cham., Chin., Ign., Merc, or 
Ang., Bell., Bism., Calc., Cupr., Nux-v., Oleand., Phos., 
Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Scill., Thuja, Yerat. 
— for wine. Cic. 
Thirst, generally. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bry., Canth., Caps., Carbo- 
an., Cham., Cina, Colch., Creos., Croc., Hep., Hyosc., 
Ipec., Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Plumb., Ran-scel., Rhus, Secale, Sep., Sil., Spig., 
Spoug., Staph., Strain., Stront., Sulph., Thuja, Yaler., 
Yerat. or 
Agar., Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Apis, 
Asar., Bell., Bor., Bov., Calad., Calc., Carbo-v., Chel., 
Chin., Cocc., CoiF., Coloc., Dig., Dros., Dulc., Guaj., Ign., 
Kali, Lach., Laur., Moscli., Op., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Plat., Puls., Rhod., Ruta, Sabad., Stann., Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
— between the chill and heat. Amm-mur., Chin., Puls., Sabad., 
Sep. or 
Ars., Bry., Canth., Dros., Natr. 
— between heat and sweat. Amm-mur., Chiu., Coff., Cycl., 
Nux-v., Strain, or 
Ant-tart., Bry., Op., Puls., Rhus, Stann.,Yit. 
— with aversion to drinking. Bell., Canth., Hell., Hyosc., Nux- 
v., Strain., Yerat. or 
Arn., Ars., Caust., Lacli., Lyc., Merc., Natr-mur., Rhus, 
Samb., Yit. 
— drinking much at a time. Bry. or 
Canth., Stann. 
— drinking little at a time. Ars., Carbo-v., Chin., Hyosc., Lyc., 
Rhus, Scill. or 
Croc., Hell., Mezer., Puls., Stram. 201 
Thirstlessness. Ant-c., Arg., Ars., Asaf., Camph., Caps., Carbo- 
v,, Chel., Chin., Cina, Coff., Con., Cycl., Dulc., Hell., Ign., 
Ipec., Lach., Led., Men., Mur-ac., Nitr., Nux-m., Nux-v., 
Oleand., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, Rhod., Ruta, 
Sabad., Samb., Scill., Sep., Spig., Sulph., Tar., Viola-tr., 
Vit. or 
Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Bell., 
Brom., Bry., Calc., Canth., Cham., Cocc., Coloc., Creos., 
Dig., Dros., Euphorb., Graph., Guaj., Hep., Kali, Laur., 
Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Op., 
Plumb., Rhus, Sabin., Spong., Staph., Stram., Thuja, Valer., 
V erat. 
— with pleasure in drinking. Ars., Coloc. or 
Calad., Cocc., Graph., Nux-m., Phos., Phos-ac. 
Taste, bitter. Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Cham., Coloc., Natr-mur., 
Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sep. or- 
Aeon., Alum., Arm, Carbo-v., Chin., Cocc., Dros., Hep., 
Ign., Lyc., Merc., Nitr-ac., Sabad., Sarsap., Sulph., Verat. 
— putrid. Hyosc., Puls., Ran., Staph, or 
Aeon., Arn., Bell., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Con., Merc., 
Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Petr., Phos-ac., Sep., Sulph. 
— salt. Bell. 
— bad. Caps., Staph, or 
Kali. 
Eructations, generally. Ant-c., Bry., Carbo-v., Lach., Nux-v., 
Sabad. or 
Alum., Arum., Chin., Cic., Con., Ign., Phos., Rhus, Sep., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
Inclination to vomit. Dros., Nux-v. or 
Ars., Cham., Chin., Cina, Ipec., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Sep., Verat. 202 
Vomiting in general. Ant-c., Arm, Ars., Cham., Cina, Ipec., 
Nux-v., Stram., Verat. or 
Asar., Bell., Bor., Bry., Carbo-v., Chin., Con., Cupr., 
Ferr., Hep., Ign., Kali, Laeh., Lyc., Natr., Phos., Puls., 
Scill., Sil., Sulph. 
— bitter, bilious. Ars., Cham., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Ant-c., Bry., Chin., Cina, Cupr., Dros., Ign., Ipec., 
Merc., Phos., Secale, Sep., Sulph., Verat. 
— of food. Ars., Cina, Ferr., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Puls. 
or 
Ant-tart., Arn., Bry., Calc., Cham., Coloc., Dros., Ipec., 
' Lyc., Merc., Mezer., Phos., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
— acid. Arn., Ars., Bell., Lyc., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Alum., Calc., Cham., Ipec., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Verat. 
— slimy. Cham., Ign., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Chin., Cina, Con., Dros., Dulc., 
Ipec., Lyc., Merc., Rheum, Secale, Sep., Sulph., Verat. 
Nausea in general. Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Carbo-v., Chel., Ipec., 
Lyc., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Sep., Verat. or 
Aeon., Anac., Ant-tart., Arg., Asar., Bell., Bor., Calc., 
Cham., Chin., Cic., Cina, Cocc., Con., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., 
Dros., Graph., Hell., Hep., Kali, Mosch., Par., Rhus, Scill., 
Sil., Stann., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Valer. 
Water brash. Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhus, Sil. or 
Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Cocc., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Petr., Sabad., 
Sulph. 
Stomach, pains in, general. Arm, Ars., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Chin., Cina, Cocc., Ferr., Ign., Ipec., Lyc., Natr-mur., 
Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sep. or 
Aeon., Amm., Ant-c., Bar., Bell., Calc., Coloc., Cupr., 
Kali, Merc., Phos., Phos-ac., Sabad., Sil., Sulph., Sulph- 
ac., Verat. 203 
Stomach, trembling (sensation of). Iod. or 
Caps., Ign., Lyc. 
— burning. Ars. or 
Nux-v., Sep. 
— pressure. Amm., Chiu., Ferr., Sep. or 
Ars., Nux-v., Sabacl., Sil. 
— cramps. Cocc. or 
Bell., Carbo-v., Nux-v., Puls. 
Liver, pains in. Ars., Bor., Chin., Nux-v. or 
Aeon., Alum., Aur., Bry., Calc., Caps., Graph., Kali, 
Lach., Lyc., Magn-mur., Merc., Natr., Nux-m., Sep., 
Stann., Sulph. 
Spleen, pains in. Ars., Bar., Carbo-v., Natr-mur., Nux-v. or 
Arn., Asaf., Brom., Caps., Cham., Chin., Fluor., Ign., 
Mezer., Nitr-ac., Ran-bulb., Stann., Sulph., Vit. 
— swelling. Ars., Carbo-v., Natr-mur. or 
Brom., Caps., Cham., Ign., Nitr-ac., Sulph., Vit. 
Abdominal pains in general. Ant-c., Ars., Bov., Bry., Calc., 
Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Cina, Ferr., Kali, Moseh., Nitr- 
ac., Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Valer. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Bar., Bell., Canth., Caps., Cic., 
Coff., Coloc., Hep., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Phos., Sil., Spong., Stront. 
— distention. Carbo-v., Sil., Strain, or 
Ars., Chin., Colch., Cupr., Ferr., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., 
Sulph., A^erat. 
— cold sensation in. Men. or 
Ars., Calc., Petr., Sep. 
— squeezing. Zinc, or 
Ambr., Coloc., Ign., Phos-ac. 
— throbbing. Kali or 
Aeon., Calc., Caps., Lyc., Phos., Sep. 204 
Abdominal tension. Ferr., Nux-v., Sil. or 
Ars., Bell., Calc., Carbo-v., Colch., Lyc., Merc., Puls., 
Stront., Verat. 
— labor-like pains in. Puls, or 
Aeon., Bell., Cham., Ferr., Ign., Nux-v., Op., Sabin., 
Secale. 
Flatulence in general. Ars., Carbo-v., Nux-v. or 
Agar., Chin., Colch., Graph., Kali, Mar., Nitr-ac., Phos., 
Phos-ac. 
Diarrhoea. Aeon., Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Bry., Cham., Cina, 
Coif., Con., Lacli., Merc., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sil., 
Sulph., Verat. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Arn., Asaf., Bor., Brom., Calad., 
Calc., Caps., Chin., Coloc., Big., Dulc., Ferr., Hyos., Ipec., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Rheum, Ruta, Scill., 
Secale, Sep., Stann., Sulph-ac. 
Constipation. Ant-c., Apis, Bell., Bry., Cocc., Cupr., Dulc., 
Lyc., Nux-v., Op., Staph., Verat. or 
Alum., Ambr., Amm., Arn., Calad., Calc., Cann., 
Canth., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Con., Creos., Fluor., 
Graph., Guaj., Kali, Lach., Laur., Magn-mur., Men., 
Merc., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Phos., Plat., Plumb., 
Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Selen., Sep., Sil., Stann., 
Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verb., Zinc. 
Urgency to stool. Caust., Nux-v., Sulph. or 
Arn., Ars., Hyos., Lach., Merc., Puls. 
Useless urgency to stool. Ars., Caps., Cocc., Lyc., Rhus, Sulph. 
or 
Aeon., Arn., Nux-v., Rheum., Staph, Verat. 
Urine—brown {dark). Aeon., Bell., Nux-v., Sep., Verat. or 
Arn., Bry., Carbo-v., Ipec., Lyc., Puls., Rhus. 
— stinking. Sep. or 
Ars., Carbo-v., Dulc., Phos-ac., Puls., Viol-tr. 205 
Urine turbid. Phos. or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Lyc., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Sarsap., Sep. 
— too small in quantity. Puls, or 
Apis, Cann., Canth., Colch., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Ruta, 
Staph. 
— too large in quantity. Cham., Phos. or 
Ant-c., Arg., Dulc., Mur-ac., Scill., Stram. 
— too frequent. Lyc., Phos-ac. or 
Arg., Bell., Creos., Merc., Rhus, Scill., Staph., Sulph. 
— too seldom. Ars., Op., Puls, or 
Chin., Colch., Hyos., Stram. 
— painful—urination. Cham, or 
Ant-c., Cann., Canth v Colch., Dulc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 
Staph,, Sulph. 
— urgency to urinate. Ant-tart., Puls, or 
Aeon., Bell., Bry., Canth., Caust., Dulc., Graph., Hell., 
Hyos., Kali, Lyc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sabin., Sarsap., 
Scill., Staph., Sulph. 
— useless urgency. Ars., Puls, or 
Canth., Dig., Hyos., Nux-v., Sarsap., Sulph. 
Sneezing. Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Cina, Rhus, Sabad. or 
Arm, Bell., Bry., Caust., Cycl., Mar., Merc., Puls., Sil., 
Staph. 
Coryza, fluent. Ars., Aur., Carbo-v., Kali, Lach., Merc., 
Mezer., Puls., Rhus, Selen. or 
Amm-mur., Calc., Cham., Con., Euphras., Nux-v., 
Phos., Sep., Sil., Spig., Sulph. 
Dry coryza. Amm., Calad., Lyc., Nux-v., Sil., Sulph. or 
Bell., Bry., Calc., Dulc., Hep., Ipec., Mur-ac., Natr- 
mur., Nitr-ac., Petr., Phos., Puls., Rhod., Samb., Sep., 
Spig. 206 
Dryness of the nose. Bell., Rhod., Spig. or 
Apis, Ars., Calc., Bros., Graph., Merc., Natr-mur., 
Plios., Sep., Sil., Sulph. 
Respiration anxious. Aeon., Apis., Bry., Ipec., Phos., Pills, or 
Arn., Ars., Bell., Camph., Cham., Coff, Hep., Ign., 
Kali, Lach., Plat., Rhus, Samb., Scill., Secale, Sjiong., 
Stann., Stram., Viol-tr. 
— embarrassed by pressure in the chest. Aeon., Anac., Apis, 
Ars., Bov., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Ipec., Merc., Ruta, Sep., 
Viol-tr. or 
Ambr., Ant-tart., Arn., Aur., Bell., Brorn., Cham., 
Chin., Cocc., Cupr., Dulc., Graph., Hep., Ign., Kali, 
Lach., Lyc., Mezer., Nitr., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Plat., 
Puls., Ran-bulb., Rhod., Rhus, Samb., Seneg., Sil., Spig., 
Stann., Sulph., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Breath, hot. Anac., Cham., Coff., Nux-v., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Asar., Calc., Ferr., Maug., Natr-mur., Rhus, Sa- 
bad., Stront. 
— cold. Carbo-v., Verat. or 
Camph., Chin., Mur-ac., Rhus. 
— short. Aeon., Anac., Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Camph., Cina, 
Cocc., Ferr., Ign., Kali, Lyc., Phos., Puls., Ruta, Sep., 
Zinc, or 
Ambr., Amm., Ant-tart., Arn., Aur., Bell., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Chin., Cocc., Cupr., Hep., Ipec., Lach., Merc., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Phos-ac., 
Plat., Rhus, Sabad., Samb., Scill., Seneg., Sil., Spig., 
Stann., Sulph. 
— rattling. Aeon., Ars., Nux-m., Op. or 
Carbo-v., Cham., Hep., Ipec., Lvc., Scill., Spong., 
Stann. 
■Cough, with expectoration. Ars., Bry., Calc., Chin., Kali, Phos., 
Puls., Scill., Sil., Sulph. or 207 
Alum., Anac., Arg., Bell., Bism., Carbo-v., Cic., Creos., 
Dig., Dros., Dulc., Ferr., Iod., Lyc., Phos-ac., Ruta, Seneg., 
Sep., Spong., Stann., Staph., Thuja. 
Cough, ivithout expectoration. Acou., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bry., 
Cou., Hyos., Ipec., Kali, Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Sabad., Sulph. or 
Aug., Ant-c., Bell., Brom., Calc., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Cham., Chin., Cilia, Coif., Cupr., Dros., Hep., Ign., Lach., 
Lyc., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Op., Petr., Plat., Rhus, Samb., 
Scill., Sep., Spig., Spong., Staph., Sulph-ac., Verat., 
Verb. 
Larynx, pains in, in general. Aeon., Bell., Dros., Hep., Iod., 
Mosch., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Puls., Spong. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-c., Apis, Arg., Bar., Brom., Bry., 
Canth., Carbo-v., Caust., Cham., Lach., Mang., Merc., Par., 
Sabad., Samb., Seneg., Sulph., Verat., Zinc. 
\ 
— dryness. Op., Petr., Spong. or 
Ars., Dros., Hep., Iod., Mang., Nux-v., Par., Phos., 
Thuja, Zinc. 
Voice hoarse. Puls, or 
Sep. 
Pains in the throat, external. Lach. 
Sensitiveness of external throat. Lach. 
Glands, swelling of. Bell. 
Pains in nape of neck.—Bry., Rhus. 
— stiffness of. Aeon. 
Pains in the chest. Aeon., Amm., Ars., Bov., Bry., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Ipec., Kali, Merc., Nux-v., Phos., 
Puls., Rhus, Spig. or 
Apis, Arn., Bell., Bor., Calad., Calc., Cocc., Con., Dulc., 
Lyc., Mezer., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Rau-bulb., Ruta, 
Sabad., Seneg., Sep., Stann., Sulph., Thuja, Zinc. 208 
Chest, sensation of rising in. Nux-v. or 
Amm-mur., Merc., Phos. 
— congestion to. Aeon., Bell., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Aur., Bry., Chin., Merc., Phos., Scill., Seneg., Spong., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
— cramps. Ars., Ipec., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Asaf., Camph., Caust., Cocc., Colch., Cupr., Hyos., Igu., 
Mosch., Sep., Stann., Sulph. 
— shootings. Aeon., Amm., Bry., Kali, Natr-mur., Phos., 
Puls., Rhus or 
Apis, Arn., Ars., Asaf., Bell., Bor., Calc., Carbo-v., 
Chin., Ign., Merc., Nitr., Scill., Sep., Sil., Spig., Stann., 
Sulph., Valer. 
— constricted. Aeon., Ars., Ipec., Merc., Mosch., Nux-v., 
Phos., Plat., Puls., Stann., Sulph. or 
Arn., Asaf., Cupr., Kali, Nitr., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Rhus, 
Sep., Spig., Spong., Staph., Strain., Sulph-ac., Thuja, 
Verat. 
Breasts, swelling of. Calc., Puls, or 
Apis, Bry., Con., Lyc., Phos. 
— loss of milk. Bry., Calc., Hyos., Puls., Rhus, Vit. or 
Bell., Cham., Dulc., Ign., Zinc. 
Heart, throbbing. Aeon., Alum., Ars., Calc., Colch., Ign., 
Merc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sarsap., Sep., Spig., 
Sulph. or 
Ant-tart., Arn., Aur., Bell., Bry., Chin., Cupr., Hep., 
lod., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Sil., Spong., 
Thuja, Viol-od., Zinc. 
with anxiety. Aeon., Ars., Aur., Calc., Lyc., Natr-mur,, 
Phos., Puls., Spig. or 
Chin., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Plat., Sep., Sulph., Thuja, 
Viol-od. 209 
Shoulder-blades, pains in. Ars., Chin., Merc., Rhus, Sep., 
Verat. or 
Bar., Bell., Creos., Kali, Men., Nux-v., Sil., Sulph., 
Viol-tr. 
Back,.pains in. Arn., Ars., Bell., Caust., Chin., Lyc., Natr- 
mur., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Calc., Camph., Caps., Carbo-v.,. 
Cocc., Ign., Kali, Merc., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Sil., Verat., 
Zinc. 
Loins, pains in. Aeon., Ars., Calc., Caust., Cham., Ign., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Apis, Arn., Bry., Chin., Cocc., Kali, Lyc., Merc., Phos.„ 
Ruta, Sil., Stront. 
Coccyx, pains in. Ars., Hep., Rhus or 
Arn., Bor., Calc., Carbo-v., Chin., Ign., Merc., 
Plat., Ruta, Sulph., Vit. 
Upper extremities—pains in general. Aeon., Ant-c., Arn.,. Ars., 
Bell., Calc., Colch., Ign., Nux-v., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, 
Scill., Sep., Thuja, Verat. or 
Apis, Bov., Bry., Caps., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Cocc.,, 
Cycl., Euphras., Ferr., Ipec., Kali, Lyc., Men., Merc.,. 
Nitr., Phos., Ran-bulb., Ruta, Sabin., Samb., Stann..,. 
Stram., Sulph., Zinc. 
Joints, pains in. Calc, or 
Kali, Rhus. 
Hands as if dead. Sep. or 
Calc., Nux-v., Secale, Zinc. 
— swelling of the veins. Arn., Chin., Phos., Puls., Sulph.t 
Thuja or 
Amm., Bar., Calc., Nux-v., Rhus. 
— blue. Cupr., Verat. or 
Amm., Apis, Calc., Camph., Samb. 210 
Hands cold. Cycl., Euphras., Ign., Ipec., Men., Pula., Ran- 
bulb., Ruta, Sabin., Samb., Scill., Strara. or 
Arn., Aur., Bell., Camph., Caust., Con., Dros., Hell., 
Lyc., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Selen., Sulph., Thuja, 
Yerat. 
— sweat on. Amm., Nitr-ac. or 
Thuja. 
— trembling of. Valer. 
— jerking. Viola-tr. 
Retraction of thumb. Viola-tr. or 
Bell., Sulph. 
Fingers as if dead. Calc., Secale, Thuja or 
Aram., Ant-tart., Chel., Hep., Puls., Sep., Sulph. 
— cold. Thuja or 
Ant-tart., Cham., Tar. 
Lower extremities—pains in general. Arn., Ars., Calc., Caps., 
Carbo-v., Lyc., Nux-v., Puls., Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Amm., Ant-c., Arn., Bell., Cantli., Caust., Chin., 
Colch., Ferr., Ign., Ipec., Magn., Magn-mur., Natr-mur., 
Nitr., Phos., Rhod., Rhus, Samb., Spong., Thuja, Yerat., 
Yit. 
Lower extremities—heaviness. Calc., Chin., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Puls, or 
Alum., Canth., Ign., Sep., Stann., Sulph., Thuja. 
— restlessness. Rhus or 
Nitr-ac., Phos., Scill., Sep. 
Hips, pains in. Arn., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bell., Lyc., Natr-mur., Puls. 
Thighs, pains in. Ars., Natr-mur., Thuja or 
Arn., Carbo-v., Chin., Merc., Nux-v., Sep., Staph. 211 
Thighs cold. Ign., Spong. or 
Calc., Nux-v., Sulph., Thuja. 
* 
— numbness. Spong. or 
Ferr., Graph. 
Knees, pains in. Calc., Lyc., Natr-mur., Pula., Sep. or 
Chin., Nux-v., Petr., Rhus, Sulph., Thuja. 
— cold. Puls., Yit. or 
Ars., Sep. 
Legs, gains in. Amin., Lyc., Puls, or 
Calc., Sep., Sil., Staph. 
Feet, as if dead. Calc., Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Coff., Nux-v., Secale. 
— swollen. Ars., Ferr., Lyc., Puls, or 
Bry., Caust., Chin., Secale, Sil. 
— cold. Amm., Ang., Ant-c., Cocc., Colch., Creos., Ign., Ipec., 
Lach., Lyc., Magn., Men., Nux-v., Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Rhod., Ruta, Sabin., Samb., Scill., Sep., Stram., Sulph., 
Verat., Yit., Zinc, or 
Calc., Caust., Nitr-ac., Phos. (Ran-bulb.), Sil., Thuja. 
of one. Lyc. 
— sweating. Amm-mur., Natr-mur., Puls., Sep. or 
Calc., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Sil., Staph., Sulph., Thuja. 
— unbending [abspannungf Chin., Lyc., Petr., Phos-ac. or 
Apis, Mar., Rhod., Spong., Yaler. 
Swelling of the veins. Camph., Chin., Cocc., Croc., Cycl., Ferr., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Ran-scel., Rhus or 
Amm., Arn., Bell., Hyos., Mosch., Staph., Thuja. 
— burning. Ars. or 
Bry. 
— throbbing. Aeon., Ars., Calad. or 
Bell., Chin. (Op.), Zinc. 212 
Nervous excitement. Bell., Cham., Cocc., Coif., Con., Mar., 
Nux-v. or 
Apis, Caps., Kali, Petr., Phos-ac., Sep., Valer. 
Covering is unendurable. Bov., Euphorb., Lyc. or 
Aeon., Calc., Ferr., Spig., Verat. 
The limbs asleep. Cocc., Kali, Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Puls, 
or 
Apis, Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Croc., Graph., Ign., 
Merc., Petr., Phos., Rhod., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja, 
Verat. 
Inclination to uncovering. Aeon., Apis, Chin., Euphorb., Ferr., 
Fluor., Ign., Lyc., Mosch., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., Op., Plat., 
Puls., Staph., Verat. or 
Ars., Asar., Bov., Calc., Cham., CofF., Iod., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Secale, Seneg., Spig., Sulph., Thuja. 
Aversion to uncovering. Clem., Graph., Hep., Magn., Nux-v., 
Puls., Samb., Scill. or 
Rhus. 
Covering intolerable. Aur., Colch., Hep., Merc., Nux-v., Petr., 
Rhus, Samb., Scill., Sil. or 
Amra., Ars., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Cina, Clem., 
Cocc., Coff., Con., Creos., Kali, Lach., Nux-m., Puls., 
Rhod., Sabad., Sep., Spig., Stram., Stront. 
Carphologia. Bell., Hyos., Mur-ac., Op., Phos-ac. or 
Arn., Ars., Cham., Chin., Hep., Iod., Phos., Rhus, 
Stram., Sulph. 
Loss of sense of feeling. Bell., Hyos., Lyc., Op., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Puls., Thuja or 
Calc., Cann., Ign., Rhus, Stann., Stram. 
Pains in the limbs, generally. Aeon., Ant-c., Arn., Bry., Chin., 
Colch., Hell., Ign., Lyc., Nux-v., Rhus, Zinc, or 
Alum. (Apis), Ars., Bell., Calc., Caps., Carbo-v., Caust., 213 
Cham., Dulc., Ferr., Kali, Puls., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Sulph., 
Tar., Thuja, Verat. 
Spasms, klonic. Bell., Cham., Hyos., Op., Sep., Verat. or 
Cic., Cocc., Cupr., Stram., Thuja. 
— tonic. Bell., Cocc., Verat. or 
Cic., Petr., Plat., Sep. 
Crawling in the limbs. Aeon., Rhus, Sep. or 
Arn., Colch., Plat., Secale, Spig., Stram. 
Lameness of the limbs. Arn., Ars., Bell., Ign., Nux-v., Phos- 
ac., Sabad. or 
Cina, Cocc., Cycl., Puls., Sabin. 
Inclination to lie down. Aeon., Ars., Bry., Cocc., Nux-v. or 
Calad., Canth., Cham., Cycl., Dros., Sep. 
Weakness. Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Chin., Cupr., Ferr., Ign., 
Lyc., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr-ae., Nux-v., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Stann., Sulph., Verat. or 
Anac., Arg., Bell., Bor., Camph., Canth., Caust., Creos., 
Dig., Dros., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Laur., Merc., Nux-m., 
Plumb., Rheum, Rhod., Sabad., Sil., Spig., Thuja. 
Jerking of muscles. Bell., Iod., Kali, Mezer., Secale or 
Coloc., Cupr., Natr., Plat., Spong., Viola-tr. 
Fainting. Ign., Nux-v., Petr, or 
Arn., Sulph., Thuja. 
Tearings (Drawings) in the muscles. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bry., 
Gale., Carbo-v., Chin., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Rhod., Sep., 
Sil., Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Bell., Caps., Caust., Cham., Chel., Colch., Dulc., 
Ferr., Hep., Ign., Kali, Led., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Phos., Puls., 
Rhus, Staph., Stront., Tar., Verat., Zinc. 
— in the joints. Calc., Caust., Hell., Lyc., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Kali, Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Stront., Thuja, 
Vit., Zinc. 214 
leavings in the bones. Chin, or 
Arg., Cycl., Kali, Merc., Rhod., Sabin., Staph. 
Stretching and turning. Bor., Calc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad. or 
Alum., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Natr-mur., Sep., 
Spong., Sulph. 
Apoplexy. Aeon., Bell., Lach., Nux-v., Op., Sep. or 
Calc., Cocc., Hyos., Lyc., Sil., Stram., Thuja. 
Heaviness in the limbs. Bell., Calc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Apis, Hell., Merc., Strain., Staph. 
Shooting in the muscles. Bell., Bry., Puls., Rhus or 
Calc., Merc., Spig., Staph., Sulph., Tar., Thuja. 
— in the joints. Calc., Hell., Rhus or 
Bar., Kali, Merc., Sil., Spig., Tar., Thuja. 
— in the bones. Bell., Hell., Puls, or 
Calc., Caust., Con., Merc., Sarsap., Sep. 
Restlessness—bodily. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bov., Bry., 
Calc., Hyos., Lyc., Magu., Merc., Mosch., Mur-ac., Rhus, 
Ruta, Sabin, or 
Amm., Anac., Ant-tart., Cann., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., 
Coif., Ferr., Ign., Ipec., Magn-mur., Merc-corr., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Rheum, Samb., 
Sep., Sil., Spong., Staph., Stram., Thuja, Valer., A^erat. 
Bruised sensation in the limbs. Arn., Ars., Bell., Chin., Cocc., 
Mosch., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Puls., Rhod., Ruta, Spig., 
Verat. or 
Bry., Calc., Ign., Magn., Phos., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuja, 
Valer. 
Trembling. Ars., Bor., Calc., Camph., Ign., Magn., Natr-mur., 
Op., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Zinc, or 
Arn., Bell., Bry., Cic., Cocc., Con., Lyc., Merc., Plat., 
Ruta, Stram., Sulph., Thuja, Valer., Verat. 
Jerkings. Bry., Natr-mur., Op., Puls., Rhus, Secale, Viol-tr. or 215 
Ars., Bell., Cham., Coloc., Cupr., Hyos., Ign., Men., 
Merc., Stram., Sulph., Thuja, Verat. 
Swelling of glands. Bell., Sep., Sil. or 
Lyc., Merc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Khus, Sulph. 
Skin eruptions. Con., Rhus or 
Ars., Bry., Calc., Ipec., Lyc., Natr-mur., Puls., Sep., 
Sulph. 
— smarting. Cham, or 
Puls. 
— pale. Lyc., Mosch., Puls, or 
Cocc., Ferr., Nitr-ac., Sulph. 
— burning. Vide Heat. 
— yellow. Ant-c., Apis, Cham., Chin., Ferr., Merc-corr., 
Nux-v., Puls, or 
Ambr., Ars., Bry., Dig., Croc., Con., Ign., Lach., Op., 
Rhus, Sep., Sulph. 
— itching. Amm., Ant-c., Cham., Mang., Puls., Spong. or 
Bry., Lyc., Merc., Rhus, Sil., Staph., Sulph. 
— crawling and prickling. Croc., Puls, or 
Plat., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Sulph, Thuja. 
— parchment-like. Ars., Ipec. or 
Chin., Lyc., Sil. 
— red. Apis, Ars., Ign., Nux-v., Op., Puls, or 
Bell., Canth., Merc., Phos-ac., Rhus. 
— shooting. Chin., Merc-corr., Oleand., Rhus, Sabad., Spong. 
or 
Bry., Nitr-ac., Puls., Viol-tr. 
— dryness. Vide Dry Heat. 
Bones, pains in. Arn., Puls, or 
Chin., Ign., Natr-mur. 216 
Stretching and turning. Bor., Calc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad. or 
Alum., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Natr-mur., Sep., 
Spong., Sulph. 
Yawning. Ars., Caust., Ign., Kali, Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., 
Phos., Rhus, Sabad. or 
Arn., Bry., Cina, Creos., Croc., Plat., Sep. 
Sleepiness. Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Ars., Asaf., Calad., Cham.> 
Hep., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Plumb., Puls., Sep., Verat. or 
Ant-c., Arn., Bell., Bor., Caps., Croc., Cycl., Kali, Lach., 
Mezer., Mosch., Natr., Nux-v., Petr., Rhus, Sabad., Stram., 
Sulph., Viol-tr. 
Sleep. Ant-tart., Apis, Arn., Bell., Calad., Caps., Hep., Ign., 
Lach., Natr., Natr-mur., Op., Petr., Stram., Verat. or 
Anac., Dulc., Merc., Merc-corr., Sabad. 
— between the chill and heat. Nux-v. 
Coma. Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Bell., Camph., Nux-m., Op., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Spong., Verat. or 
Calc., Cic., Con., Croc., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Led., Puls., 
Secale, Stram., Valer. 
Sleeplessness. Anac., Apis, Bry., Calc., Caust., Cham., Hep., 
Magn., Magn-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Ran-scel., Rhod., Rhus, Sabin., Sil., Staph., Sulph., 
Thuja or 
Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Arn., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bor., 
Cann., Carbo-v., Chin., Clem., Cocc., Coff., Con., Creos., 
Graph., Ign., Laur., Led., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Mosch., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-m., Ran-bulb., Sabad., 
Sarsap., Sep., Stront., Verat. 
In sleep—;fright. Aeon., Apis, Bell., Cham., Lyc., Puls, or 
Arn., Bry., Chin., Ipec., Phos., Samb., Sep., Sil., Sulph. 
— sliding down in bed. Ars., Mur-ac. 217 
In sleep, murmuring. Bell., Mur-ac., Phos-ac. or 
Apis, Op., Phos., Rhus, Sib 
— snoring. Ign., Nux-v., Op. or 
Anac., Chin., Graph., Mur-ac., Sil., Stram. 
— groaning and whimpering. Aeon., Arn., Bell., Cham., Ign., 
Ipec., Puls, or 
Bar., Bry., Calc., Cocc., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Sib, Thuja. 
— dreamy. Aeon., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Spig. or 
Bry., Chin., Phos., Sabad., Sep., Sib, Staph., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
IV. Sweat. 
Sweat generally. Aeon., Aram., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Ars., Bar., 
Bell., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Cham., 
Chin., Cocc., Coff., Con., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Iod., 
Ipec., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Meny., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhod., 
Rhus, Sabad., Samb., Selen., Sep., Sil., Staph., Stram., 
Sulph., Sulph-ac., Tar., Thuja, Valer., Verat. or 
Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Anac., Ang., Apis, 
Arg., Arn., Asar., Aur. (Bism.), Bor., Bov., Brom., Calad., 
Camph. (Conn.), Canth., Caps., Chel., Cic., Cina, Clem. 
(Colch.), Coloc., Creos., Croc., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Dros., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Euphras., Fluor., Guaj., Hell., Ign., 
Laur., Led., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc-corr., Mezer.,Mosch., 
Mur-ac., Nitr., Nux-m., Par., Plat., Plumb., Ran-bulb., 
Ran-scel., Rheum, Ruta, Sabin., Sarsap., Secale (Seneg.), 
Spig., Spong., Stann., Stront., Viola-od., Yiola-tr., Yit., 
Zinc. 
— easily breaking out. Agar., Ant-tart., Asar., Brom., Bry., 
Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Ferr., Graph., Hep., 
Hyos., Ipec., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, Rhod., Selen., Sep., Sil., 
Stann., Staph., Stram., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Yerat., 
Zinc, or 218 
Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., Ars., Bell., Bor., 
Canth., Caust., Cocc., Coloc., Con., Creos., Dulc., Fluor., 
Guaj., Ign., Iod., Led., Magn., Magn-mur., Nitr., Nitr- 
ac., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Sarsap., Seneg., 
Spig., Spong., Valer. 
Sweat absent (inability to perspire). Alum, Bell., Cham., Chin., 
Colch., Dulc., Graph., Kali, Rhus, Samb., Scill., Sil., 
Staph, or 
Aeon., Ambr., Amm., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bism., Bry., Calc., 
Cann., Coff, Hyos., Iod., Ipec., Led., Lyc., Magn., Mar., 
Merc., Merc-corr., Natr., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., 
Oleand., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Sabad., Secale, 
Seneg., Sep., Spong., Sulph., Thuja, Verb., Viola-od. 
— suppressed. Bell., Cham., Chin., Colch., Dulc., Kali, Sep., 
Sil. or 
Aeon., Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Cupr., Graph., 
Hep., Led., Lyc., Mar., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-m., 
Nux-v., Oleand., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Secale, Selen., Seneg., Sulph., Verb. 
— sensation as if it would break out. Ign., Puls., Stann. or 
Alum., Asar., Calc., Croc., Iod., Sarsap., Sulph., Sulph- 
ac. 
— anxious. Alum., Ars., Bar., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., 
Coff., Ferr., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr., Nux-v., 
Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Selen., Sep., Spong., 
Stann., Sulph., Thuja, Verat. or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Arn., Bell., Bov., Bry., Canth., Caust., 
Cic., Creos., Croc., Graph., Hep., Ign., Lyc., Mezer., Mur- 
ac., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Phos., Rheum, Sabad., 
Staph., Stram. 
— smarting. Cham., Con., Tar. or 
Fluor., Ipec., Par. 
— smelling like musk. Puls, or 
Mosch., Sulph. 219 
Sweat smelling bitter. Verat. 
— bloody. Laeh., Nux-m. or 
Arn. 
— smelling like blood. Lyc. 
empyreumatic. Bell., Bry., Sulph. or 
Magn., Thuja. 
— burning. Merc., Natr. or 
Verat. 
— moldy smelling. Puls., Rhus, Stann. or 
Merc., Nux-v. 
— debilitating. Ant-c., Ars., Bar., Bry., Calad., Calc., Camph., 
Carho-an., Chin., Cocc., Ferr., Hyos., Iod., Merc., Natr- 
mur., Nitr., Phos., Rhod., Sarah., Sep., Sil., Stann., Sulph., 
Tar. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Cantli., Caust., Croc., Dig., Graph., 
Lyc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Verat. 
— not debilitating. Ars., Bov., Calad., Coloc., Cupr., Lyc., 
Phos., Puls., Rhus, Spig., Thuja or 
Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Cic., Hell., Natr., Sep., Tar. 
— putrid smelling. Carbo-v., Rhus, Strara. or 
Nux-v., Sil., Staph. 
like spoiled eggs. Staph, or 
Plumb., Sulph. 
— oily. Agar., Bry., Chin., Magn., Merc., Natr-mur., Selen., 
Thuja or 
Aur., Fluor., Plumb., Rhus, Stram. 
— shrivelling the skin of the fingers. Merc, or 
Ant-c., Phos-ac. 
— stains the linen. Bell., Graph., Merc., Selen. or 
Ars., Carbo-an., Lach., Magn., Rheum. 220 
Sweat which attracts flies. Calad. or 
Bry., Puls., Thuja. 
stains the linen yellow. Carbo-an., Graph., Lach., Magn., 
Merc., Rheum, Selen., Verat. or 
Ars., Bell., Thuja. 
— colors skin and eyes yellow. Ars. 
— odorless. Ant-c., Rhus, Sep. 
— spicy smelling. Rhod. or 
Sep. 
— hot. Bell., Cham., Ign., Ipec., Op., Sabad., Sep., Stann., 
Stram., Viol-tr. or 
Ant-c., Asar., Bry., Camph., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., 
Creos., Dig., Dros., Hell., Lach., Led., Par., Phos., Puls., 
Sil., Staph., Thuja, Verat. 
— smells like elder. Sep. 
honey. Thuja. 
— causes itching. Coloc., Led., Lyc., Mang., Op., Par., Rhod., 
Rhus, Sulph. or 
Calc., Cann., Fluor., Ipec., Sabad., Spong. 
— smells like cheese. Plumb, or 
Con., Hep., Sulph. 
— cold. Anac., Ant-tart., Arn., Ars., Bry., Camph., Cann., 
Canth., Caps., Carbo-v., Chiu., Cina, Cocc., Cupr., Dig., 
Euphorb., Graph., Hell., Hep., Hyos., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., 
Merc., Merc-corr., Natr., Nux-v., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, 
Ruta, Secale, Spig., Spong., Staph., Stram., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat. or 
Aeon., Ambr. Amm., Asaf., Aur., Bar., Bell., Calc., 
Coff., Croc., Dulc., Ferr., Ign., Mang., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., 
Op., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Ran-scel., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., 
Sulph-ac. 
— smells like Camphor. Camph. 221 
Sweat sticky. Anac., Ant-tart., Ars.,Calc., Camph.,Cham., Dig., 
Ferr., Fluor., Hell., Hep., Lyc., Merc., Mosch., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Secale, Spig., Sulph-ac., Verat. 
or 
Aeon., Arn., Bry., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Coloc., 
Iod., Lach., Mezer. 
— crawling. Bhod. 
— cadaverous smelling. Thuja. 
— luminous. Phos. 
— smelling like musk. Puls, or 
Mosch., Sulph. 
— moldy smelling. Puls., Stann. or 
Merc., Nux-v., Rhus. 
like horse urine. Nitr-ac. 
rhubarb. Rheum. 
— red. Carbo-v., Lach., Nux-m. or 
Arn., Dulc. 
— staining red. Thuja. 
— smelling sour. Aeon., Arn., Asar., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Graph., Hep., Hyos., Iod., Ipec., Kali, Led., Lyc., Merc., 
Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Sulph., 
Sulph-ac., Verat. or 
Bell., Caust., Chin., Ferr., Fluor., Ign., Magn., Puls., 
Rheum, Spig., Staph., Thuja. 
— sharp smelling. Rhus. 
like sulphur. Phos. 
Hydrosulphurous acid. Staph, or 
Plumb., Sulph. 
— which stiffens the linen. Selen., Merc. 
— sweetish smelling. Thuja. 222 
Sweat sweetish—sour. Pufe. or 
Bry. 
— — stinking. Arn., Ars., Bar., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Con., 
Cycl., Dulc., Euphras., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Kali, Led., 
Lyc., Merc., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rhod., Selen., 
Sep., Sil., Staph., Thuja, Verat., Zinc, or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Bell., Canth., Coloc., Fluor., Guaj., 
Each., Magn., Merc-corr., Plumb., Rhus, Spig., Sulph. 
— urinous smelling. Canth., Coloc. or 
Nitr-ac. 
— smelling like white bread. Ign. 
— coloring the under-clothing white. Selen. 
— excoriating. Fluor., Hell, or 
Coif., Iod., Lyc., Ran-bulb., Sil., Zinc. 
— tenacious. Plumb. 
— smelling like onions. Lyc. or 
Bov. 
PARTIAL SWEAT 
Sweat on the head. Puls., Sil. or 
Cham., Plios., Sabad., Sep., Spig., Stann. 
— on all parts except the head. Bell., Rhus, Sabad., Sep. or 
Merc., Nux-v., Thuja. 
— on the upper part of the body. Asar., Camph., Carbo-v., 
Fluor., Kali, Nux-v., Op., Par., Secale, Sep., Spig., 
Sulph-ac. or 
Aeon., Agar., Anac., Ant-tart., Arg., Arn., Bar., Bell., 
Bov., Canth., Caust., Cham., Chin., Cina, Cocc., Euphras., 
Graph., Guaj., Ipec., Laur., Magn., Magn-mur., Merc-corr., 
Mosch., Mur-ac., Natr., Nitr-ac., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Plumb., Puls., Rheum, Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Selen., Sil. 
Valer., Verat. 223 
Sweat on the lower part. Ars., Coloc., Croc., Hyos. or 
Apis, Asaf., Bry., Calc., Con., Dros., Euphorb., Mang., 
Merc.,Nitr., Nitr-ac.,Nux-v., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Thuja, Zinc. 
one side, generally. Bar., Chin., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., 
Sulph. or 
Alum., Ambr., Anac., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Cham., 
Cocc., Fluor., Ign., Ran-bulb., Rheum, Rhus, Sabin., 
Spig., Stann., Thuja. 
left side. Bar., Chin, or 
Anac., Fluor., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Spig., Stann., Sulph. 
right side. Phos., Puls, or 
Bell., Bry., Fluor., Ran-bulb., Sabin. 
fore part. Arg., Asar., Bell., Calc., Canth., Cocc., Nitr., 
Phos., Selen. or 
Agar., Ambr., Anac., Arn., Bov., Cina, Dros., 
Eiiphras., Graph., Ipec., Laur., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr- 
mur., Plumb., Rheum, Ruta, Sabad., Secale, Staph. 
back side. Chin., Dulc., Mur-ac., Phos-ac., Sep., Stann. 
or 
Ars., Calc., Caust., Ferr., Guaj., Lach., Led., Mang., 
Mosch., Natr., Par., Petr., Puls., Sabin., Stram., Sulph. 
itching parts. Cham., Lyc., Mang., Par., Rhod., Rhus, 
Sabad., Sulph. or 
Aram., Bry., Calc., Cann., Coloc., Ipec., Led., Op., 
Spong. 
painful parts. Ambr., Ant-tart., Caust., Cocc., Merc., 
Rhus., Stront. or 
Ars., Bry., Fluor., Natr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Sep., Stram. 
single {small) spots. Merc. 
— only on joints. Amm., Calc., Lyc., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Dros., Led., Mang., Nux-v., Phos-ac., 
Stann. 224 
Sweat only parts on which one is lying. Bell., Chin., Nitr-ac. or 
Aeon., Nux-v., Puls. 
covered parts. Aeon., Bell., Puls., Thuja, or 
Cham., Chin., Led., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Spig. 
uncovered parts. Thuja. 
head. Anac., Bell., Calc., Caust., Cham., Chin., Coloc., 
Graph., Guaj., Kali, Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Mur-ac., 
Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, Sil., Spig., Valer. 
or 
Aeon., Ambr., Ant-tart., Apis, Bor., Bov., Bry. 
Camph., Carb-an.,1 Carbo-v., Cina, Dig., Hep., Ipec., 
Laur., Led., Merc-corr., Mezer., Mosch., Natr-mur., Nitr- 
ac., Op., Par., Petr., Plumb., Rhus, Ruta, Secale, Sep., 
Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 
one sided. Bar., Nux-v., Puls., Sulph. or 
Ambr. 
occiput. Anac., Calc., Chin., Phos-ac., Sep., Sil., Sulph. 
or 
Ars., Ferr., Magn., Mosch., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Spig., 
Stann. 
cold. Hep., Verat. or 
Bry., Cina, Dig., Merc., Con. 
sticky. Cham, or 
Merc., Nux-v. 
— on the ears. Puls. 
— on the nose. Cina, Natr-mur., Ruta or 
Bell., Laur., Rheum. 
— on the face. Aeon., Alum., Amm-mur., Ang., Ant-tart., Arn., 
Bell., Bry., Capso., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Cina, Coff., 
Cupr., Dig., Dros., Hyos., Ign., Ipec., Kali, Lyc., Merc., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Op., Puls., Rheum, Sabad., Samb., 
Sil., Spig., Spong., Thuja, Valer., Verat. or 225 
Ambr., Arg., Ars., Asaf., Bor., Calc., Camph., Cann., 
Carbo-an., Cic., Con., Croc., Dale., Guaj., Hell., Hep., 
Laur., Led., Magn., Mosch., Natr., Par., Petr., Plat., 
Plumb., Ran-scel., Rhus, Ruta, Sarsap., Sep., Stann., 
Staph., Stram., Sulph., Sulph-ac., Yiol-tr. 
Sweat 'proceeding from the face. Samb. 
— one-sided on the face. Ambr., Bar., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Alum., Sulph. 
on the forehead. Ang., Guaj., Led., Natr., Op., Ran-scel., 
Sarsap., Valer., Verat. or 
Cina, Merc-corr., Rheum, Staph. 
cold. Ars., Bry., Calc., Caps., Carbo-v., Cina, Cocc;, 
Dig., Ipec., Merc-corr., Nux-v., Op., Rheum, Spig., Sulph., 
Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Arm, Bell., Chin., Croc., Cupr., Natr-mur., 
Plat., Rhus, Ruta, Spong., Staph. 
on the forehead. Cina, Merc-corr., Op., Verat. or 
Staph. 
— on the upper lip. Rheum or 
Aeon., Coff., Kali, Nux-v. 
— on the epigastrium. Bell, or 
Nux-v., Secale. 
— on the abdomen. Ambr., Anac., Arg., Cic., Rhus or 
Asar., Canth., Dros., Ipec., Merc., Nux-v., Phos., 
Plumb., Selen., Staph. 
proceeding from the umbilicus. Rhus. 
— on the inguina. Selen., Thuja or 
Ambr., Canth., Sep. 
— on the buttocks. Thuja. 
— on the pubis. Selen. or 
Sep., Thuja. 226 
Sweat on the perineum. Alum., Aur., Carbo-an., Hep., Thuja 
or 
Calc., Carbo-v., Con., Nux-v. 
— on male genitals. Ays., Aur., Calad., Calc., Canth., Carbo- 
v., Fluor., Hep., Ign., Lyc., Puls., Selen., Sep., Sulph., 
Thuja or 
Alum., Aram., Bar., Bell., Carbo-an., Con., Magn-mur., 
Merc., Mezer., Phos-ac., Rhod., Sil., Staph., Yit. 
— smelling like honey. Thuja. 
— stinking. Fluor., Sulph. 
— on the scrotum. Aur., Calc., Con., Ign., Lyc., Rhod., Selen., 
Sep., Sil., Thuja or 
Amm., Bar., Bell., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Hep., Magn- 
mur., Merc., Mezer., Staph., Sulph., Yit. 
one sided. Thuja. 
— on the female genitals. Alum., Aur., Calc., Canth., Merc., 
Puls., Selen., Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 
Bell., Cic., Con., Fluor., Hep., Ign., Sil. 
— onihe throat. Bell., Clem., Coff., Mang., Rhus, Stann. or 
Alum., Canu., Cham., Euphorb., Ipec., Kali, Nux-v., 
Par., Spig., Sulph. 
— on the neck. Anac., Calc., Chin., Phos-ac., Sep., Sil., Sulph. 
or 
Ars., Ferr., Magn., Mosch., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Spig., 
Stann. 
— on the chest. Agar., Arg., Arn., Bov., Calc., Con., Euphras., 
Lyc., Nitr., Phos., Phos-ac., Selen., Sep. or 
Anac., Asar., Bell., Canth., Chin., Dros., Graph., Hep., 
Ipec., Merc., Merc-corr., Nitr-ac., Plumb., Rhus, Sabad., 
Secale, Sil., Spig. 
cold. Cocc., Lyc., Merc-corr. or 
Hep. 227 
Sweat, chest, offensive. Arn., Lyc., Phos., Selen., Sep. or 
Graph., Hep. 
— in the axilla. Asar., Bov., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Dale., Hep., 
Phos., Rhod., Scill., Selen., Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 
Caps., Carbo-an., Kali, Lach., Merc-corr., Natr-nmr., 
Nitr-ac., Petr., Sabad., Sulph-ac., Verat., Zinc. 
— offensive in the axilla. Dulc., Hep., Nitr-ac., Rhod., Selen., 
Sep., Sulph. or 
Carbo-v., Merc-corr., Phos., Thuja. 
— on the bach. Auac., Calc., Chin., Dulc., Ipec., Lyc., Mur-ac., 
Nux-v., Petr., Phos-ac., Sep. or 
Aeon., Ars., Caust., Coif., Guaj., Hep., Lach., Led., 
Natr., Par., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sabin., Sil.,Stann., Stram., 
Sulph. 
— on the (whole) arms. Stront. or 
Asaf., Asar., Ipec., Petr. 
— on the forearm. Petr. 
— on the hands. Ars., Calc., Canth., Cina, Coloc., Con., Ipec., 
Led., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Sep., Sil., 
Spig., Sulph., Thuja, Vit. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-tart., Bar., Bell., 
Bry., Camph., Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Cocc., Coif., 
Creos., Dig., Dulc., Fluor., Hell., Hep., Ign., Iod., Laur., 
Lyc., Merc-corr., Natr., Petr., Phos-ac., Puls., Rheum, 
Rhod., Rhus, Sarsap., Verat., Zinc. 
cold. Ars., Canth., Cina, Ipec., Rheum, Sep., Sulph., 
Thuja or 
Bell., Cham., Hep., Iod., Merc-corr., Nux-v., Spig. 
sticking. Ars., Nux-v., Phos. or 
Anac., Calc., Coloc., Merc., Spig. 
— on the palms of the hands. Aeon., Amm-mur., Anac., Calc., 
Cham., Con., Dulc., Fluor., Ign., Led., Merc., Nux-v., 
Rheum, Sulph. or 228 
Bar., Bry., Camph., Caps., Creos., Dig., Hell., Kali, 
Laur., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Rhus, Spig. 
Sweat on the fingers. Ant-c., Sulpli. or 
Bar., Carbo-v., Ign., Rhod., Vit. 
— on the (whole) legs. Bor., Calc., Coloc., Hvos., Nitr., Plios., 
Sep. or 
Ars., Asaf., Con., Croc., Hep., Mang., Merc., Rhod., 
Secale, Zinc. 
— on the thighs. Ambr., Ars., Carbo-an., Coloc., Nux-v., 
Thuja or 
Dros., Euphorb., Hyos., Merc., Rhus, Sep. 
— on the knees. Calc., Lyc. or 
Amin., Ars., Bry., Dros., Led., Spong. 
— on the legs. Euphorb., Mang., Petr., Sulph. or 
Ars., Bry., Coloc., Hyos., Merc., Mezer., Nux-v., Rhod. 
— on the feet. Ang., Bar., Calc., Cann., Canth., Carbo-v., 
Cocc., Coloc., Cupr., Fluor., Graph., Iod., Kali, Led., Lyc., 
Magn-mur., Natr-mur., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Scill., Sep., 
Sil., Staph., Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Amm., Amm-mur., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., 
Camph., Carbo-an., Chel., Coff., Creos., Cycl., Dros., 
Euphorb., Hell., Hep., Ipec., Lach., Mang., Merc., Mezer., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Nitr-ac., Petr., Plumb., Ran-bulb., Rhus, 
Sabad., Sabin., Secale, Selen., Zinc. 
— rising from the feet. Bell. 
cold. Ang., Canth., Carbo-v., Cupr., Hep., Lyc., Magn- 
mur., Mur-ac., Puls., Scill., Sil., Staph., Sulph. or 
Cann., Cocc., Dros., Graph., Ipec., Merc., Mezer., Nitr- 
ac., Secale, Thuja. 
stinking. Bar., Graph., Kali, Nitr-ac., Phos., Plumb., 
Puls., Sep., Sil., Thuja or 
Amm., Amm-mur., Ars., Cycl., Sulph., Zinc. 229 
Sweat rising from the feet, suppressed. Cupr., Kali, Merc., Natr- 
mur., Phos., Selen., Sep., Sil. or 
Apis, Lyc., Natr., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sulph., 
Thuja. 
excoriating. Fluor., Hell, or 
Coif., Iod., Lyc., Run-bulb., Sil., Zinc. 
— on the soles of the feet. Amm-mur., Merc., Natr-mur., 
Plumb., Sil. or 
Aeon., Arn., Chel., Kali, Nitr-ac., Petr., Sabad., Sulph. 
— on and between the toes. Aeon., Cycl., Kali, Scill., Sep., Sil., 
Thuja or 
Arn., Clem., Ferr., Hell., Ran-bulb., Tar. 
AGGRAVATION. 
Time. 
Morning sweating. Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Ang., Ant-c., 
Aur., Bor., Bov., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Chel., Chin., Cic., Clem., Cocc., Coff., Con., Creos., Dros., 
Dulc., Euphorb., Ferr., Hell., Hep., Iod., Kali, Lye., 
Magn., Magn-mur., Merc., Merc-corr., Mosch., Mur-ac., 
Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-v., Op., Par., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Ban-bulb., Ran-scel., Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Samb., 
Selen., Sep., Sil., Spong., Stann., Stront., Sulph., Sulph-ac., 
Verat. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Apis, Arg., Arn., Ars., Bell., Canth., 
Caps., Cham., Coloc., Dig., Euphras., Graph., Guaj., Ign., 
Lach., Laur., Led., Nitr-ac., Petr., Rhod., Spig., Tar., 
Thuja, Zinc. 
Forenoon. Ferr., Hep., Natr., Selen., Sep., Sulph-ac., Valer. or 
Aeon., Carbo-v., Cic., Merc., Natr-mur., Phos., Sabad., 
Sil., Staph., Stront. 
Afternoon. Bell., Fluor., Hep., Magn-mur., Selen. or 
Agar., Alum., Arnm-mur., Calad., Caps., Laur., Lyc., 
Nitr., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Stann., Staph., Thuja, Zinc. 230 
Evening. Anac., Ars., Bar., Bell., Calc., Cham., Chin., Con., 
Fluor., Hell., Hep., Men., Merc., Mur-ac., Sarsap., Selen., 
Sep., Spong., Sulph., Tar., Verat. or 
Aeon., Agar., Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Apis, Asar., Bor., 
Bov., Bry., Caps., Caust., Coloc., Graph., Hyos., Ipec., 
Kali, Lach., Lyc., Magn., Nitr., Op., Phos-ac., Rhus, 
Samb., Sil., Spig., Stram., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Zinc. 
Night. Aeon., Agar., Alum., Ambr., Amm., Amm-mur., Anac., 
Ant-tart., Ars.-, Asar., Aur., Bar., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Cham., Chel., Chin., Cic., Clem., Cocc., Coff., 
Coloc., Con., Croc., Cupr., Cycl., Dig., Dros., Dulc., 
Euphras., Ferr., Graph., Guaj., Hep., Iod., Ipec., Kali, 
Lach., Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., Men., Merc., Merc-corr., 
Mur-ac., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Petr., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sabin., Samb., Selen., Sep., Sil., 
Spig., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stram., Stront., Sulph., Tar., 
Yaler, Verat., Viol-od., Yiol-tr., Zinc, or 
Ant-c., Apis, Arg., Arn., Bell., Bor., Bov., Canth., Caps., 
Carbo-an., <Coff., Euphorb., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Magn-mur., 
Plat., Rhod., Sabad., Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
Before midnight. Ars., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Con., Hep., Lach., 
Lyc., Men., Merc., Mur-ac., Sep., Sulph., Tar., Verat. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Asar., Bell., Bry., Calc., Canth., 
Cham., Chin., Laur., Led., Magn., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., 
Op., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., Rhus, Sabad., Samb., Sarsap., 
Staph., Thuja, Valer. 
After midnight. Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Ars., Aur., Bry., 
Calc., Chel., Chin., Clem., Dros., Ferr., Hell., Hep., Kali, 
Magn., Magn-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Sabad., Samb., 
Sil., Stann., Sulph., Tar. or 
Arg., Bell., Caps., Con., Graph., Hyos., Laur., Lyc., 
Merc., Natr-mur., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Ran-scel., 
Staph., Thuja. 
In the daytime predominant. Amm., Amm-mur., Calc., Carbo- 
an., Chin., Dulc., Ferr., Hep., Kali, Lyc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Selen., Sep., Sulph., Verat., Zinc, or 231 
Agar., Ambr., Bell., Bry., Carbo-v., Caust., Graph., 
Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sil., Staph., Sulph-ac. 
Recurring periodically. Ant-c., Ars., Bar., Bov., Chin., Ferr., 
Ipec., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Sep. or 
Alum., Calc., Caps., Carbo-v., Lach., Lyc., Mur-ac., 
Nitr., Rhus, Sil., Staph., Sulph., Verat. 
Frequent short attacks. Ipec., Natr., Stann., Sulph., Valer. or 
Cham., Cupr., Spig. 
Every other day. Ferr., Nitr-ac. or 
Ant-c., Bar. 
Returning at the same hour. Ant-c., Bov., Sabad. or 
Cina, Ign., Spig. 
CIRCUMSTANCES. 
After anger. Cham., Petr., Sep. or 
Aeon., Bry., Lyc., Staph. 
Before the attacks. Merc. 
During the attacks. Merc., Nux-v., Sep., Verat. or 
Calc., Camph., Cham., Rhus, Selen., Sulph. 
After the attacks. Cupr., Oleand., Sep., Sulph. or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Caust., Cham., Chin., Ferr., Hep., 
Ign., Magn., Merc., Nux-v., Plumb., Samb., Secale, Selen., 
Sil., Stram., Verat. 
During bodily exertion. Brom., Bry., Calc., Chin., Hep., Iod., 
Kali, Lyc., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Rheum, Rhus, Sep., 
Stann., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Agar., Ars., Asar., Bell., Caust., Cham., Creos., 
Graph., Lach., Led., Merc., Nux-v., Sabad., Selen., Sil., 
Spig., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 
While rising from bed. Bry., Calc., Lach., Rhus, Samb., Selen. 232 
Apis, Carbo-v., Cham., Hep., Lyc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Staph., Sulph., Sulpli-ac., 
Thuja. 
From closing the eyes. Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Con. or 
Bell., Caust., Chin., Graph., Lach., Magn-mur., Puls., 
Sep., Sulph., Thuja. 
From suppressed discharges. Bell., Bry., Cham., Chin., Ipec., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Calc., Caust., Hep., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Natr., Op., 
Phos-ac., Selen., Thuja, Verat. 
After coition. Agar., Calc., Chin., Selen., Sep. or 
Kali, Lach., Petr., Sulph. 
In bed. Alum., Ars., Calc., Cham., Euphorb., Hell., Men., 
Merc., Mur-ac., Puls,, Rhus, Ruta, Samb., Selen., Sep., 
Sulph. or 
Ambr., Amm-mur., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Asar., Bell., Bry., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Ferr., Hep., Kali, Lvc., 
Magn., Nitr., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Ran-bulb., 
Sabad., Sarsap., Sil., Staph., Tar., Thuja, Valer. 
During motion. Agar., Ambr., Bell., Brom., Bry., Calc., 
Canth., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Cole., Ferr., Fluor., 
Graph., Hep., Kali, Led., Lyc., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Puls., Rheum, Samb., Selen., Sep., 
Sil., Stann., Sulph., Sulpli-ac., Valer., Verat., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Amm-mur., Anac., Ant-tart., Ars., Asar., Bar., 
Caust., Cham., Dulc., Guaj., lod., Ipec., Lach., Magn., Op., 
Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhod., Rhus, Sabad., Spig., Staph., 
Strain., Thuja. 
After motion. Ars., Rhus, Sep., Sulpli-ac., Valer. or 
Agar., Carbo-v., Caust., Hyos., Kali, Stann., Strain. 
Before falling asleep. Merc., Phos., Rhus or 
Ars., Calc., Sarsap., Sep., Tar., Verat. 
During sleep. Ars., Calc., Merc., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Tar. or 233 
Ant-c., Carbo-v., Com., Lye., Magn., Mezer., Mur-ac., 
Op., Rhus, Sarsap., Thuja, Verat. 
While waking. Aut-c., Ars., Calc., Caust., Chel., Chin., Clem., 
Merc., Nux-v., Par., Phos., Rau-bulb., Samb., Sep., Sulph., 
Tar. or 
Alum., Ambr., Amm-mur., Arn., Bar., Bor., Caps., 
Carbo-au., Carbo-v., Cham., Cic., Coloc., Con., Creos., 
Croc., Cycl., Dros., Dulc., Euphras., Ferr., Hep., Ipec., 
Kali, Laur., Led., Lyc., Magn., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Puls., Sabad., Sil., Spong., Staph., 
Thuja. 
After walking. Bry., Phos., Samb. or 
Bell., Carbo-au., Chin., Hep., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Sep. 
While eating. Bar., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Con., Ign., Kali, 
Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Puls., Sep. or 
Amm., Ant-tart., Ars., Bry., Calc., Caust., Cham., 
Graph., Hep., Laur., Lyc., Magn-mur., Mar., Natr., 
Nux-v., Phos., Sarsap., Sil., Spig., Sulph-ac., Valer. 
After eating. Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Caust., Con., Kali, Laur., 
Lyc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Selen., 
Sep., Sil., Sulph., Viol-tr. or 
Alum., Ars., Bor., Carbo-an., Cham., Chin., Graph., 
Natr., Par., Petr., Rhus, Sulph-ac., Thuja, Yerat. 
— warm food. Bry., Phos., Sulph-ac., Thuja or 
Bell., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Euphorb., Ferr., 
Kali, Lach., Phos-ac., Puls., Sep. 
During epileptic attack. Sep. or 
Bell., Camph., Carbo-an., Nux-v. 
After epileptic attacks. Cupr., Ferr. or 
Ign., Magn., Plumb., Secale, Sil., Stram. 
After termination of the fever. Ars., Calad., Chin., Cupr., Lyc., 
Nux-v., Phos., Rhus or 
Ant-tart., Bell., Bov., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Coloc., 
Hell., Hep., Nitr., Natr-mur., Puls., Spig., Thuja. 234 
In the open air. Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Caust., Guaj., Rhod.,. 
Sil. or 
Agar., Anac., Bell., Caps., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., 
Ferr., Hep., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Nux-v., Petr., Phos-ac., 
Seleu., Sep., Stram., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Valer. 
While walking. Ambr., Bell., Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Caust., 
Cocc., Ferr., Graph., Guaj., Hep., Iod., Kali, Led., Lyc., 
Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Puls., Rheum, Rhod., Selen., Sep., 
Sil., Stann., Sulph., Verat. or 
Agar., Arara-mur., Anac., Ant-tart., Asar., Bar., Brom., 
Calad., Canth., Carbo-v., Chin., Dulc., Fluor., Ipec., Lach., 
Magn., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Op., Petr., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Rhus, Seneg., Spig., Staph , Stram., Sulph-ac., Thuja, 
. Valer., Zinc. 
in the open air. Bry., Calc., Carbo-an., Caust., Chin., 
Guaj., Hep., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhod., Selen., 
Sulph., Vit. or 
Amm-mur., Bell., Carbo-v., Cham., Coloc., Ferr., Kali, 
Led., Nitr-ac., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Strain., Zinc. 
After walking in the open air. Petr., Rhod., Ruta, Sep. or 
Alum., Ant-c., Bry., Canth., Ferr., Led., Men., Phos., 
Rhus. 
While at hard work. Natr-mur. or 
Amm-mur., Kali, Lach., Sep., Sil., Sulph. 
Before urinating. Rhus or 
Ant-tart., Bry., Coloc., Phos-ac. 
While urinating. Hep., Merc., Thuja or 
Bell., Ipec., Lyc., Phos-ac., Sep., Sulph. 
After urinating. Hep., Thuja or 
Bell., Coloc., Merc., Natr-mur., Selen., Staph., Sulph. 
While coughing. Ars., Dros., Hep., Ipec., Nitr., Nux-v., Phos., 
Rhus, Sabad., Sep., Spong., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Bell., Bry., Calc., Caps., Carbo-v., 235 
Chin., Dig., Kali, Lyc., Natr-mur., Phos-ac., Samb., Selen.,. 
Sulph. 
After itching of the shin. Cham., Coloc., Lyc., Rhus. 
In cold air. Bry., Calc., Lyc. or 
Ars., Carbo-an., Caust., Chin., Guaj., Hep., Kali, Nux- 
v., Rhus, Sep., Verat. 
In the climacteric. Calc., Sulph-ac. 
In convulsions. Vide Epilepsy. 
After convulsions. Vide Epilepsy. 
From mental exertion. [Reading and writing]. Calc., Hep., 
Kali, Sep. or 
Bell., Bor., Graph., Hyos., Lach., Lyc., Natr-mur.,. 
Nux-v., Sil., Staph., Sulph. 
While reading. Vide Mental Exertion. 
While lying down. Caps., Ferr., Lyc., Rhus, Samb., Sep., Tar.r 
or 
Ars., Bry., Cham., Hep., Hyos., Natr., Phos-ac., Rhod.,, 
Sil., Yaler' 
With strangers. Bar., Sep. or 
Ambr., Lyc., Stram. 
Before catamenia. Calc., Thuja, Verat. or 
Lyc., Mang., Sep., Sulph. 
At the beginning of the catamenia. Hyos., Phos. or 
Aeon., Caust., Cham., Sep. 
During the catamenia. Graph., Hyos., Magn-mur., Sep. or 
Calc., Caust., Cham., Chin., Creos., Kali, Lyc., Phos., 
Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
After lying down. Men., Merc., Puls., Tar. or 
Ars., Asar., Lyc., Rhus, Samb., Selen., Verat. 
In repose. Ars., Asar., Calc., Con., Ferr., Samb., Sep., Sulph. 
or 236 
Anac., Apis, Caps., Lyc., Plios-ac., Rhus, Sil., Spong., 
Staph., Sulph-ac., Tar., Valer. 
Before sleep. Merc., Phos., Samb. or 
Bry., Chin., Hep., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Sep. 
At the beginning of sleep. Ars., Calc., Carbo-an., Con., Lyc., 
Mur-ac., Sep., Sulph., Tar., Thuja or 
Bry., Carbo-v., Chin., Graph., Merc., Phos., Rhus, Verat. 
During sleep. Agar., Ant-c., Ars., Bell., Bor., Carbo-an., 
Cham., Chel., Chin., Con., Cycl., Euphras., Ferr., Hyos., 
Merc., Natr-mur., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Plat., Puls., Sa- 
bad., Selen., Sil., Stram., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Bar., Bry., Calc., Carbo-v., Cic., Dig., 
Hep., Ign., Kali, Lyc., Mezer., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Rhod., 
Rhus, Sep., Tar., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
With the pains. Ant-tart., Bry., Cham., Coloc., Lach., Merc., 
Natr., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Bell., Calc., Caust., Chin., Dulc., Hep., Hyos., 
Lyc., Selen., Spig., Stram., Thuja, Verat. 
With coryza. Calc., Merc., Sil. or 
Ars., Cham., Kali, Lyc., Natr-mur. 
After fright. Bell., Op. or 
Aeon., Lyc., Sil. 
With vertigo. Ipec., Thuja or 
Bell., Ign., Rhus, Selen., Verat. 
While sitting. Anac., Ars., Asar., Calc., Con., Ferr., Rhus, 
Sep., Staph., Sulph-ac. or 
Caps., Caust., Chin., Lyc., Mang., Natr., Phos., Phos- 
ac., Rhod., Spong., Sulph., Tar., Valer. 
From speaking. Calc., Fluor., Graph., Iod., Merc., Phos-ac., 
Rhus, Selen., Sulph. or 
Alum., Anac., Bry., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., 
Hep., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Sep., Sulph-ac., Verat. 237 
In a room. Apis, Fluor., Ipec., Nux-v., Phos. or 
Aeon., Bry., Caust., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., 
Valer., Yit. 
Before stool. Aeon., Merc, or 
Ant-tart., Bell., Bry., Calc., Caps., Caust., Kali, Op., 
Phos., Rhus, Verat. 
At stool. Ars., Dulc., Merc., Strain., Sulph., Verat. or 
Aeon., Bell., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Ferr., Hep., 
Ipec., Natr., Natr-mur., Rhus, Sep. 
After stool. Aeon., Caust., Merc., Selen. or 
Ars., Calc., Campli., Carbo-v., Chin., Kali, Lach., Phos., 
Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Verat. 
From smoking tobacco. Natr-mur. or 
Ars., Ipec., Lach., Selen., Spig., Staph., Tar., Thuja. 
While dreaming. Led. 
While drinking. Puls., Selen., Verat. or 
Ars., Chin., Ferr., Hep., Rhod., Rhus, Sil., Strain., 
Sulph., Tar. 
warm. Kali, Merc., Sulph-ac. or 
Bry., Phos. 
While waking. Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Samb. or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Carbo-an., Chin., Hep., Phos-ac., Sep., 
Thuja. 
In the wind. Bell, or 
Ars., Cham., Chin., Lyc., Phos. 
With toothache. Merc, or 
Hyos., Rhus, Sep., Verat. 
From covering up. Aeon., Bell., Nitr-ac., Puls., Spig., Staph., 
Thuja or 
Calc., Cham., Chin., Led., Lyc., Sulph., Verat. 238 
CONDITIONS OF AMELIORATION. 
From bodily exertion. Ign. or 
Sep., Stann. 
— of the mind. Ferr., Natr. 
After rising from bed. Ars., Bell., Calc., Chin., Lyc., Puls., 
Rhus, Selen., Sep., Spig., Sulph., Valer., Viol-tr. or 
Alum., Ambr., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Bry., Caps., Carbo-an., 
Caust., Con., Cycl., Dulc., Ferr., Hell., Ign., Iod., Kali, 
Men., Merc., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Ruta, Sabad., Staph., Tar., 
Thuja, A^erat. 
From motion. Ars., Caps., Con., Ferr., Merc., Puls., Rhus, 
Sabad., Samb., Sulph-ac., Valer. or 
Anac., Asar., Bell., Calc., Cycl., Dulc., Lyc., Phos-ac., 
Selen., Sep., Sil., Spong., Sulph., Tar., Thuja, Verat. 
After motion. Vide In Repose. 
While falling asleep. Merc., Samb. or 
Bry., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac. 
From uncovering. Arn., Calc., Cham., Chin., Ign., Lyc., Staph, 
or 
Bell., Ferr., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Puls., Spig., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat. 
After waking. Ars., Chel., Euphras., Hell., Nux-v., Plios., 
Plat., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 
Ant-c., Bell., Cham., Chin., Cycl., Ferr., Hyos., Op., 
Selen., Sil., Stram. 
While eating. Ign., Phos. or 
Anac., Lach., Mezer., Zinc. 
After eating. Chin., Ferr., Natr., Rhus or 
Alum., Cupr., Fluor., Ign., Kali, Petr., Phos., Sep., 
Verat. 
While walking in the open air. Ars., Caps., Puls., Thuja or 
Alum., Con., Dulc., Lyc., Nux, Rhus, Sep., Tar., Viol-tr. 239 
While lying in bed. Bell., Bry., Nux-v., Stram. or 
Ars., Calc., Caust., Con., Hep., Kali, Lach., Lyc., Rhus, 
Scill., Sil., Staph., Sulph. 
In repose. Bell., Bry., Led., Nux-v., Selen. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Calad., Camph., Carbo-an., Hep., Ipec., 
Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos., Plat., Staph. 
During sleep. Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Samb. or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Carbo-an., Chin., Hep., Phos-ac., Sep., 
Thuja. 
After sleep. Vide After Waking. 
From speaking. Hep. or 
Ferr., Natr. 
In a room. Bell., Cham., Con., Merc., Nux-v., Selen., Sil. or 
Calc., Caps., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Ferr., Lach., 
Petr., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Stram., Thuja, Valer. 
After drinking water. Caust., Cupr., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Sil. 
or 
Apis, Bry., Ipec., Puls., Sep., Spig., Tar., Thuja. 
— wine. Op. or 
Aeon., Apis, Con., Lach., Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
After washing. Asar., Calc., Euphras., Fluor., Nux-v., Puls, or 
Apis, Caust., Rhod., Sabad., Spig. 
CONCOMITANT SYMPTOMS OF THE SWEATING. 
Disposition, anxiety. Alum., Ars., Bar., Calc., Cham., Chin., 
Coff., Ferr., Mang., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr,, Nux-v., 
Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Selen., Sep., Spong., Stann., 
Sulph., Thuja, Verat. or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Arn., Bell., Bov., Bry., Canth., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Cic., Creos., Croc., Graph., Hep., Ign., Lyc., Mezer., 
Mur-ac., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Phos., Rheum, Sabad., 
Staph., Stram. 240 
Disposition, excitability. Aeon., Bell., Cham., Cocc., Coff, Con., 
Mar., Sep. or 
Lyc., Nux-v., Phos-ac. 
— sensitive to noise. Caps., Cham., Coff., Nux-v. or 
Arn., Chin., Lyc., Natr., Sabad., Zinc. 
— indifference. Ars., Calc., Chin., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Sep. or 
Apis, Bell., Lach., Selen. 
— violent. Aeon., Ars., Bry., Cham., Coff., Hep., Nux-v. or 
Carbo-v., Ferr., Hyos., Natr-mur., Phos., Stram., Sulph., 
Thuja. 
— cheerfulness. Coff., Op., Sarsap. or 
Apis, Ars., Bell., Croc. 
— complainings and lamentations. Aeon, or 
Bry., Ign., Nux-v., Verat. 
— weary of life. Ars., Aur., Calc., Merc., Spong. or 
Alum., Hep., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sil., Thuja. 
— melancholy. Aur., Calc, or 
Ars., Con., Ign., Lyc., Natr-mur., Selen. 
— solitary. Bell, or 
Ars., Lach., Lyc., Puls., Sep. 
—sadness. Phos-ac. or 
Bell., Bry., Natr-mur., Thuja. 
— discouraged. Chin., Sep. or 
Apis, Bell., Con., Spig., Sulph. 
— depression of spirits. Apis, Calc., Con., Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Chin., Hep., Nux-v., Rhus, Sabin., 
Thuja. 
— loquacious. Calad., Selen. or 
Ars., Bell., Cocc., Hyos., Lach., Tar. 
— silent. Bell., Ign., Phos., Phos-ac., Verat. or 
Arn., Bry., Calc., Chin., Merc., Mur-ac., Op. 241 
Disposition, timid. Calc., Cham., Petr., Phos. or 
Aeon., Bell., Caust., Nux-v., Puls., Sabad., Samb., Sep., 
Spong., Sulph., Verat. 
— sci'eams. Bell., Camph., Cham., Cupr., Op. or 
Arm, Calc., Lye., Plat., Phos., Rheum, Staun. 
— suicidal mania. Vide Weary of life. 
— sighing and groaning. Aeon., Bry., Cham., Cocc., Ign., Ipec., 
Sep. or 
Ars., Bar., Chin., Cupr., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Stram., 
Verat. 
— singing and humming. Bell., Stram. or 
Croc., Kali, Spong., Verat. 
— fear of death. Aeon., Nitr-ac., Verat. or 
Ars., Bry., Nitr., Nux-v., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rhus. 
— sadness. Aeon., Calc., Natr-mur., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bell., Bry., Graph., Ign., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Puls., 
Sulph. 
— too great sensitiveness. Aeon., Cham., Coff., Sep. or 
Aur., Bar., Bell., Chin., Con., Nux-v., Selen. 
— impatience. Aeon., Cham, or 
Apis, Aur., Ign., Merc., Rhus, Sulph-ac., Zinc. 
— restless. Amm., Arm, Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Ign., 
Lyc., Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sep., ATerat. or 
Aeon., Bov., Chin., Merc., Puls., Ruta, Sabad., Samb., 
Sil., Stann., Sulph. 
— morose. Calc., Cham., Hep., Rheum, Sulph. or 
Bell., Bry., Chin., Con., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, 
Sabad., Samb., Thuja. 
— despairing. Ars., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Graph., Sep. 
or 
Aeon., Aur., Bry., Lyc., Nux-v., Rhus, Stanm, Verat. 242 
Disposition, changing, alternating. Aur., Ferr., Ign., Plat, or 
Alum., Croc., Stram., Sulph-ac., Valer., Zinc. 
— inclined to weeping. Bell., Calc., Cham., Lyc., Petr., Puls. 
or 
Aeon., Aur., Bry., Chin., Graph., Nux-v., Plat., Rheum, 
Rhus, Sep., Spong., Sulph., Verat. 
— whining and whimpering. Cham., Merc. or 
Aeon., Bell., Bry., Camph., Rheum. 
Rage. Ars., Canth., Op., Stram. or 
Aeon., Bell., Caust., Hyos., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Sabad., 
Verat. 
Mind—stunned. Arn., Hyos., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus 
or 
Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Laur., Nux-v., Stram., 
Verat. 
— loss of consciousness. Ars., Phos-ac. or 
Arn., Bell., Camph., Can., Hell., Hyos., Mur-ac., Natr- 
mur., Op., Rhus, Sep., Samb., Stram. 
— delirium. Bell., Cham., Hyos., Op., Phos-ac., Stram., Verat. 
or 
Aeon., Ars., Aur., Bry., Calc., Chin., Ciua, Dulc., Iod., 
Ign., Kali, Natr-mur., Nux-v., Plat., Samb., Sulph. 
— giddiness. Bell., Bry., Chin., Puls., Rhus or 
Calc., Ipec., Laur., Nux-v., Op., Phos-ac., Rheum, 
Stram., Verat. 
— confused [eingenomenheit des Kopff Bell., Bry., Caps., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Valer. or 
Aeon., Ang., Ars., Calc., Chin., Dros., Graph., Ipec., 
Kali, Merc., Natr., Op., Phos-ac., Ruta, Sabad., Sil., Thuja, 
Verat. 
— excited imagination. Aeon., Op., Phos. or 
Carbo-v., Iod., Nitr-ac., Sulph. 243 
Mind—vertigo. Ars., Bry., Calc., Ipec., Phos., Rhus, Thuja, 
Verat. or 
Alum., Apis, Bell., Bor., Chin., Ign., Laur., Merc-corr., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Sep., Sulph. 
— intellect active. Coff., Op. or 
Lach., Phos., Thuja, Yaler., Yiol-od. 
Pain in the head. Ant-c., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Yerat. or 
Amm., Ang., Ant-tart., Carbo-v., Caust., Chin., Con., 
Dros., Ferr., Graph., Hell., Hep., Ipec., Kali, Led., Lyc., 
Mang., Merc., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Petr., Phos., 
Rhod., Ruta, Selen., Sil., Spig. 
— in the scalp. Ars., Calc., Merc., Rhus, Sabad., Sep. or 
Graph., Hep., Mezer., Natr-mur., Phos., Sil., Staph., 
Thuja. 
— in the eyes. Aeon., Bell., Bry., Calc., Hep., Lyc., Rhus, 
Spig., Sulph. or 
Arn., Ars., Canth., Caust., Cham., Led., Merc., Natr., 
Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Thuja, Yerat. 
Pupils dilated. Calc, or 
Bell., Cina, Hep., Hyos., Op., Spig., Strum. 
— contracted. Cham., Sep., Sulph., Yerat. or 
Camph., Caps., Cocc., Mezer., Mur-ac., Phos., Puls., 
Sil., Thuja. 
Vision diminished. Merc., Natr-mur., Strain, or 
Bell., Calc., Caust., Con., Hep., Hyos., Phos., Puls., Sil., 
Sulph. 
Fiery appearances. Bell., Nux-v. or 
Caust., Kali, Natr-mur., Puls., Spig. 
Flickering. Cham., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Caust., Graph., Lyc., Staph. 244 
Photophobia. Ars., Bell., Calc., Cham., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Arn., Bry., Chin., Graph., Hep., Lyc., Plios., 
Puls., Stram. 
Roaring in the ears. Ars., Calc., Caust., Nux-v., Sep., Sulph. or 
Bell., Graph., Hep., Lvc., Puls., Sabad. 
Pains in the ears. Aeon., Calad., Calc., Graph., Sep. or 
Bell., Caust., Lyc., Merc., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Puls., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
Pains in the nose. Merc., Rhod., Rhus, or 
Caust., Phos-ac., Puls., Thuja. 
Itching in the nose. Cina, Selen. or 
Lach., Merc., Sil. 
Cold nose. Yerat. or 
Nux-v., Phos-ac. 
Face—swelling. Amm-mur., Cham., Lyc., Merc., Sep. or 
Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Nux-v., Rhus. 
— pale. Cina, Lyc., Puls., Rhus, Selen., Sep., Sulph., Verat. 
or 
Ars., Bell., Chin., Nux-v. 
— purple. Lach. or 
Apis, Bell., Bry., Op., Samb. 
— oily, shining. Rhus or 
Natr-mur., Selen. 
— yellow. Chin., Natr-mur., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Con., Ferr., Nux-v. 
— red. Amm-mur., Cham., Chin., Ign., Nux-v., Op., Samb., 
Sep., Sulph., Yerat. or 
Aeon., Agar., Alum., Ars., Bell., Bry., Coff., Con., 
Ferr., Hep., Hyos., Merc., Plios., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., 
Zinc. 245 
Face—hot. Calc., Con., Nux-v., Tar., Valer. or 
Aeon., Bell., Cham., Chin., Coff., Ferr., Ign., Sabad., 
Sil., Strain. 
— cold. Cina, Lyc., Verat. or 
Camph., Cham., Hyos. 
on the cheeks. Bell., Cham. 
on the forehead. Verat. or 
Carbo-v., Cina. 
— pains. Sep., Spig. or 
Bry., Calc., Mezer., Nux-v., Thuja. 
Eruptions on the lips. Ars., Bry., Ign., Natr-mur., Nux-v., 
Sep. or 
Ant-c., Calc., Caust., Ipec., Lyc., Rhus, Sil. 
— swelling. Ars., Bry., Sulph. or 
Apis, Calc., Con., Mezer., Natr-mur. 
— dryness. Bry., Nux-v., Plios., Sep. or 
Aeon., Arm, Ars., Bell., Chin., Ferr., Merc., Rhus, Verat. 
Swelling of sub-maxillary glands. Kali or 
Cal ad. 
Teeth, pains generally. Carbo-v., Cham., Hyos., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bry., Chin., Graph., Kali, Nux-v., Puls., Sulph., Zinc. 
Gums, bleeding. Sep., Staph, or 
Ars., Carbo-v., Merc., Natr-mur., Sulph. 
— swelling. Sep., Sulph. or 
Calc., Carbo-v., Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Plios., Rhus, 
Staph. 
Mouth, burning in. Cham., Petr, or 
Apis, Ars., Mezer. 
— offensive smell. Arm, Cham., Merc., Nux-v. or 
Aeon., Bry., Carbo-v., Ipec., Lach., Nitr-ac., Puls. 246 
Mouth—dryness. Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Sep., 
Sulph., Thuja or 
Aeon., Amm-mur., Apis, Bar., Bry., Cham., Lach., 
Lyc., Petr., Rhus, Sabad., Stram., Yerat. 
Throat, pains in general. Bell., Cham., Dros., Merc., Plios., 
Phos-ac., Sep. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bov., Con., Kali, Lach., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., 
Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Sulph., Thuja. 
— burning. Ars., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bell., Cham., Merc., Mezer., Nitr-ac., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad., Verat. 
— inflammation. Aeon., Bell., Con., Merc., Nux-v. or 
Amm-mur., Apis, Bar., Bry., Cham., Lach., Nitr-ac., 
Puls., Sep., Sulph. 
— uvula. Aeon., Nux-v. or 
Bell., Calc., Cann., Merc., Sulph. 
— dryness. Bell., Cham., Nitr-ac., Phos. or 
Cocc., Hyos., Lach., Nux-v., Puls., Sabad., Seleu., Staph., 
Stram., Yerat. 
Increased saliva. Dros., Merc., Rhus, or 
Bell., Chin., Dulc., Nitr-ac., Spig. 
longue coated. Ant-c., Bry., Cham., Merc., Nux-v. or 
Bell., Ipec., Lyc., Nux-rn., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Sulph. 
— dry. Calc., Sulph. or 
Ars., Bell., Merc., Mezer., Phos., Phos-ac. 
Loss of appetite—in general. Ant-c., Chin., Con., Ipec., Kali, 
Nux-v., Rhus, Samb., Sep., Sil., Stram. or 
Alum., Anac., Ant-tart., Apis, Ars., Canth., Cycl., 
Phos., Puls., Rheum, Sabad., Staph., Sulph., Thuja, Yerat. 
Loathing for food. Ant-c., Ars., Cham, or 
Amm., Bry., Ipec., Kali, Rheum. 247 
Hunger—canine. Calc., Caps., Chin., Cina, Lyc., Phos., Sil., 
Verat. or 
Ars., Bry., Cham., Cocc., Ign., Iod., Nux-v., Puls., 
Rhus, Ruta, Sabad., Staph. 
Thirst. Ars., Bell., Cham., Chin., Coff., Hep., Iod., Lyc., 
Magn-mur., Natr-mur., Rhus, Strain., Sulph., Tar., Verat. 
or 
Aeon., Alum., Ant-c., Arn., Bry., Calc., Merc., Natr., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Puls., Sabad., Sil., Sulph-ac., Thuja. 
Between heat and sweat. Amm-mur., Chin., Coff., Cycl., Nux-v., 
Stram. or 
Ant-tart., Bry., Op., Puls., Rhus, Stann., Vit. 
After the sweat. Amm-mur., Lyc., Nux-v. or 
Ant-c., Ant-tart., Ars., Bell., Chin., Ign., Natr-mur., 
Rhus. 
Thirstlessness. Ars., Bell., Hell., Ign., Phos., Puls., Rhus, 
Sabin., Samb., Sep., Staph., Verat. or 
Amm-mur., Apis, Bry., Camph., Caps., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Coff, Cycl., Dig., Euphorb., Hep., Mang., Men., Merc., 
Nux-m., Nux-v., Rhod., Sabad., Spig., Stram., Thuja, Vit. 
Taste—bitter. Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Cham., Hep., Natr-mur., 
Puls., Sep. or 
Aeon., Alum., Carbo-v., Chin., Merc., Nux-v., Phos., 
Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
— putrid. Puls., Rhus, Sep., Staph, or 
Arn., Carbo-v., Cham., Con., Merc., Sulph. 
— salt. Ars., Bell., Merc., Sep. or 
Ant-tart., Carbo-v., Chin., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Sulph. 
— bad. Calc., Kali, Nux-v., Staph, or 
Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Puls., Sep., Stann., Valer., Zinc. 248 
jEructations—generally. Ant-c., Bry., Carbo-v., Nux-v., Sabad., 
Sep. or 
Alum., Arn., Bell., Cocc., Con., Merc.,Natr-mur., Phos., 
Puls., Rlius, Sulph., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 
Disposition to vomiting. Ars., Cham., Dros., Rhus, Sep., 
Verat. or 
Aeon., Ipec., Nux-v., Puls., Sabad. 
Vomiting in general. Arn., Bell., Camph., Cham., Chin., Cina, 
Con., Ferr., Hep., Hyos., Ipec., Lye., Selen., Sil., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat. or 
Aut-c., Ars., Bry., Igu., Kali, Lach., Natr., Nux-v., 
Puls., Sep., Stram. 
— bitter (bilious). Ars., Cham., Chin., Nux-v. or 
Ant-c., Bry., Ign., Ipec., Merc., Puls., Sep., Verat. 
— of food. Cina, Ferr., Ign. or 
Ars., Bry., Nux-v., Sil. 
— sour. Lyc., Puls, or 
Calc., Chin., Nux-v., Phos., Sep., Sulph. 
— mucus. Puls, or 
Cham., Ign. 
Nausea. Ant-c., Ars., Bry., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Led., Lyc., 
Merc., Phos., Selen., Sep., Thuja, Verat. or 
Chin., Con., Dros., Kali, Nitr-ac., Puls., Rhus, Sil., 
Sulph., Sulph-ac. 
Waterbrash. Calc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sil., Sulph. or 
Ars., Bry., Caust., Merc., Sep., Verat. 
Pains in the stomach. Ars., Calc., Carbo-v., Cham., Cocc., Ipec., 
Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Arn., Bry., Caust., Chin., Ferr., Lyc., Nux-v., Sabad., 
Sil., Sulph-ac., Verat. 249 
Pains in the liver. Ars., Calc., Chin., Merc., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Arn., Bry., Chain., Kali, Lach., Magn-mur., Natr-mur., 
Sabad., Thuja. 
— in the spleen. Carbo-v., Ign., Natr-mur. or 
Arn., Asaf., Bry., Chin., Ferr., Rhus, Selen., Sulph-ac., 
Thuja. 
— in the abdomen, generally. Ant-tart., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., 
Cham., Chin., Ferr., Hell., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Stram., 
Sulph., Verat. or 
Ant-c., Bar., Bov., Cina, Coloc., Kali, Lyc., Merc., 
Nitr-ac., Plios., Puls., Ran-bulb., Strout., Thuja. 
Flatulence. Cham., Chin., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Verat. or 
Arn., Carbo-v., Graph., Ign., Lyc., Puls., Staph. 
Diarrhoea. Aeon., Ars., Cham., Con., Merc., Merc-corr., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Rhus, Stram. or 
Ant-c., Apis, Arn., Bry., Calc., Caps., Chin., Cina, Coff., 
Puls., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Verat. 
Constipation. Ant-c., Apis, Bell., Bry., Cocc., Lyc., Nux-v., 
Op., Sep., Sil., Staph., Sulph. or 
Arm, Calc., Carbo-v., Chin., Con., Dulc., Graph., Merc., 
Mezer., Nitr-ac., Sabad., Selen., Sulph-ac., Thuja, Verat. 
Urgency to stool. Ars., Caust., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Caps., Cocc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Puls., Rheum, Staph, 
fruitless. Ars., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Caps., Cocc., Rheum. 
Urine—pale. Bell., Phos-ac., Rhus, Thuja or 
Arn., Chin., Con., Ign., Phos., Puls., Stram. 
— brown. Aeon., Ars., Bry., Calc., Merc., Selen., Sep., Sulph., 
Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Arn., Bell., Canth., Carbo-v., Hep., I pee., 
Puls., Staph., Thuja. 250 
Urine—stinking. Sep. or 
Ars., Carbo-v., Dale., Nitr-ac., Phos-ac., Pals., Thuja, 
Yiol-tr. 
— turbid. Cina, Con., Ipec., Merc., Phos., Sep. or 
Chin., Dulc., Ign., Pals., Rhus, Sabad. 
— too small in quantity. Bry., Calc., Canth., Chin., Graph., 
Hell., Merc., Nux-v., Op., Sulph., Verat. or 
Ant-tart., Apis, Am., Bell., Carbo-v., Caust., Dig., Dulc., 
Hep., Hyos., Nitr-ac., Puls., Rhus, Staph. 
— too great. Aeon., Cham., Dulc., Magn., Mur-ac., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Rhus or 
Ant-c,, Bell., Ign., Lach., Lyc., Natr., Natr-mur., Samb., 
Scill., Seneg., Spig., Stann., Stram., Thuja. 
— passed too often. Calc., Caust., Lvc., Merc., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Rhus, Selen., Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Bar., Ign., Kali, Lach., Mur-ac., Natr., Natr- 
mur., Scill., Staph., Thuja. 
too seldom. Ars., Canth., Chin., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Aeon., Camph., Hep., Hyos., Op., Puls., Stram. 
— passage painful. Canth., Cham., Merc., Thuja or 
Hep., Lyc., Nitr-ac., Puls., Sulph. 
— suppressed. Apis, Canth., Lyc., Op., Puls, or 
Aeon., Arn., Ars., Camph., Dulc., Hyos., Stram., Sulph. 
Urgency to urinate. Ant-tart., Bry., Caust., Merc., Nux-v., 
Phos-ac., Sulph., Thuja or 
Apis, Arn., Canth., Dulc., Graph., Hell., Hyos., Lyc., 
Mur-ac., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Scill., Staph. 
useless. Ars., Canth., Nux-v., Sulph. or 
Camph., Caust., Dig., Dulc., Hyos., Puls. 
Sneezing. Bell., Cham., Cycl., Rhus, Sabad., Sulph. or 
Ant-tart., Carb-v., Cina, Lach., Puls., Sil., Staph. 251 
Fluent coryza. Ars., Bell., Cham., Cycl., Lach., Merc., Puls., 
Rhus, Scill., Selen., Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Calc., Carbo-v., Caust., Euphras., 
Mezer., Natr., Sil., Thuja. 
Dry coryza. Bry., Ipec., Lyc., Nux-v., Rhod., Samb. or 
Calad., Calc., Dulc., Kali, Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Phos., 
Rhus, Sil. 
Dryness of the nose. Calc, or 
Bell., Graph., Natr-mur., Nitr-ac., Phos., Sil. 
Respiration—anxious. Ars., Bry., Cham., Puls., Rhus or 
Aeon., Bell., Ign., Ipec., Op., Phos., Samb., Spong., 
Stram. 
— oppressed (Beklommen). Ars., Bell., Bry., Cham., Ipec., 
Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ign., Op., Phos., Puls., Sabad., Samb., Thuja. 
Breath, hot. Cham., Rhus, Zinc, or 
Aeon., Sabad., Stront. 
— cold. Rhus, Verat. or 
Carbo-v., Chin., Mur-ac. 
— short. Anac., Ars., Ipec., Mang., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, 
Sep., Sulph., Zinc, or 
Aeon., Bry., Cina, Ferr., Ign., Kali, Lyc., Natr., Op., 
Puls., Samb., Verat. 
— rattling. Cham., Lyc. or 
Ant-tart., Ferr., Hyos., Ipec., Op., Stram. 
— deep. Bry., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Selen. or 
Ipec., Ran-bulb., Sil., Stram. 
Cough, with expectoration. Ars., Bry., Calc., Dig., Dros., Merc., 
Natr., Phos., Sep., Spong., Sulph. or 
Ant-tart., Bell., Ferr., Nitr., Phos-ac., Puls., Scill., Sil., 
Thuja, Verat. 252 
Cough, without expectoration. Ars., Caust., Cham., Dros., Hep., 
Ipec., Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Rhus, Samb., Sep., Spong., 
Sulph., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Bell., Bry., Coff., Con., Hyos., 
Ign., Led., Lye., Nitr., Nitr-ac., Puls., Sabad., Stront. 
Larynx, gainful. Bell., Dros., Hep., Phos., Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bov., Con., Kali, Lacli., Nux-v., Phos-ac., 
Puls., Spong. 
— dryness. Ars., Calc., Caust., Hep., Phos., Spong., Sulph., 
Zinc, or 
Dros., Mang., Mezer., Op., Selen., Thuja. 
Hoarseness. Cham., Hep., Nux-v., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Carbo-v., Dros., Phos., Sil., Spong., Thuja. 
Throat-pains, external. Bell., Calc., Nux-v. or 
Con., Lacli., Lyc., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Thuja. 
— sensitive. Lacli. or 
Bell., Chin., Scill. 
— swelling of glands. Bell., Calc., Cham., Merc., Rhus or 
Lyc., Spong., Staph., Thuja. 
Nape of neck, pains. Aeon, or 
Amm., Graph., Moscli., Sabin., Sulph. 
— stiffness. Aeon., Calc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep. or 
Bell., Carbo-v., Ign., Kali, Lyc., Nitr-ac., Puls., Staph., 
Sulph., Thuja. 
Chest, pains in, in general. Ars., Bell., Bry., Cham., Kali, 
Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bov., Calad., Calc., Chin., Dulc., Ipec., 
Lyc., Mezer., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sabad., Spig. 
— sensation of rising in. Merc, or 
Nux-v., Phos., Spig., Thuja. 253 
Chest, congestion. Bell., Chin., Nux-v., Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Bry., Phos., Puls., Bhus. 
Heart, palpitation. Merc., Rhus, Sep. or 
Aeon., Calc., Chin., Hep., Ign., Lyc., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Sarsap., Spig., Sulph. 
Mammae, swelling. Puls, or 
Bry., Calc., Cham., Sil. 
Milk, diminished. Calc., Dulc., Sep. or 
Bry., Cham., Chin., Ign., Puls., Rhus, Yit., Zinc. 
— increased. Bell., Bry., Puls, or 
Aeon., Calc., Chin., Con., Phos., Rhus, Stram. 
Shoulder-blades,pains. Ars., Calc., Chin., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Sep., Sulph. or 
Amm-mur., Bar., Bell., Caust., Kali, Natr., Sil. 
Back, pains in. Am., Ars., Bell., Calc., Caust., Chin., Lyc., 
Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Carbo-v., Cocc., Ign., Kali, 
Merc., Petr., Phos., Puls., Sil., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Loins (Kreuz), pains in. Ars., Calc., Caust., Cham., Cocc., 
Creos., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Arn., Bar., Bry., Chin., Ign., Kali, Lyc., 
Magn-mur., Natr-mur., Phos., Puls., Sabiu., Sil., Thuja, 
V erat. 
Coccyx, pains in. Ars., Calc., Hep., Merc., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Arn., Bor., Carb-v., Caust., Chin., Graph., Ign., 
Phos-ac. 
Upper extremities, pains. Ant-tart, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., 
Calc., Chin., Coff., Lyc., Merc., Merc-corr., Nux-v., Puls., 
Rhod., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Anac., Canth., Carbo-v., Cham., Dig., Hell., Ign., Led., 
Nitr., Op., Phos., Sabad., Tar., Zinc. 254 
Upper extremities, pains in the joints. Calc., Hell., Merc., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., Sulph., Thuja or 
Caust., Chiu., Kali, Led., Lyc., Nitr., Phos., Phos-ac., 
Sarsap., Zinc. 
Hands as if dead. Calc., Nux-v. or 
Lyc., Puls., Sep., Thuja, Zinc. 
— veins, distention of. Sulph. or 
Amm., Bar., Phos., Thuja. 
— blue. Calc., Samb., Verat. or 
Amm., Apis, Bar., Camph. 
— hot. Calc., Nux-v., Sep. or 
Aeon., Hell., Lyc., Op., Phos., Sill., Staph. 
— cold. Camph., Caust., Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Rhus, Samb., 
Selen., Sep., Sulph., Verat. or 
Arn, Bell., Cham., Chin., Ipec., Lyc., Mezer., Phos., 
Scill., Thuja. 
— trembling. Bry., Merc., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Ant-tart., Chin., Cocc., Op., Phos. 
— jerking. Cham., Op., Rhus or 
Bry., Chin., Cina, Cupr., Ign., Rheum. 
— thumb drawn inwards. Bell., Cham, or 
Hyos., Ign., Stann., Stram., Viol-tr. 
Fingers as if dead. Ars., Calc., Cham., Nux-v., Sulph., 
Verat. or 
Amm-mur., Ant-tart., Chel., Hep., Puls., Thuja. 
— hot. Thuja or 
Sabad. 
— cold. Chel. or 
Ant-tart., Cham., Tar., Thuja. 255 
Fingers shrivelled. Ant-c., Merc., Phos-ac. or 
Ambr., Cupr., Verat. 
— nails blue. Chel., Nitr-ac. or 
Chiu., Cocc., Pig., Nat-mur., Sil. 
Lower extremities—pains. Ant-tart., Arn., Ars., Calc., Chin., 
Hell., Lyc., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr-mur., Nitr., Nux-v., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhod., Rims, Sabad., Sep., Sulph., Tar. 
or 
Aram., Bar., Bell., Bov., Bry., Canth., Carbo-v., Caust., 
Ign., Led., Op., Puls., Ruta, Sil., Thuja, Verat. 
— heaviness. Calc., Chin., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. 
or 
Bell., Canth., Hell., Ign., Mezer., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos., 
Stann., Thuja. 
— restless. Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Lyc., Merc., Nitr-ac., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Alum., Amm., Bov., Carbo-v., Caust., Ipec., Mosch., 
Ruta, Scill., Sil., Thuja. 
— hips, pain in. Arn., Calc., Caust., Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ars., Bell., Cham., Hep., Merc., Nux-v., Puls., 
Ruta, Staph. 
— thighs, pains in. Ars., Merc., Natr-mur., Sep. or 
Arn., Chin., Mezer., Nux-v., Rhus, Staph., Thuja. 
— cold. Sulph. or 
Calad., Calc., Nux-v., Thuja. 
— knee, pains in. Calc., Hell., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., 
Sulph. or 
Bar., Bry., Caust., Chin., Ferr., Led., Lyc., Natr-mur., 
Phos., Puls., Stann., Staph., Thuja, Verat. 
cold. Ars., Sep., Sulph. or 
Chin., Puls., Vit. 256 
Lower extremities—leg, pains in. Aram., Calc., Lyc., Sep., 
Sulph. or 
Aeon., Bell., Bry., Graph., Ign., Merc., Mezer, Nux-v., 
Phos-ac., Puls., Sil., Staph. 
Feet, as if dead. Calc., Sulph. or 
Bell., Graph. 
— swollen. Ars., Calc., Ferr., Lyc., Sep., Sulph. or 
Caust., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Sil., Sulph-ac. 
— hot. Nux-v., Phos. or 
Aeon., Bry., Led., Puls., Scill., Staph., Sulph. 
— eold. Calc., Caust., Lyc., Nux-v., Rhus, Samb., Sep., 
Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Ant-tart., Arn., Chin., Con., Graph., Tpec., 
Lach., Nitr-ac., Phos., Puls., Scill., Selen., Sil., Thuja, 
V erat. 
Exhaustion. Chin., Lyc., Petr., Phos-ac., Selen. or 
Apis, Carbo-v., Caust., Merc., Phos., Samb., Spong., 
Stann., Valer. 
Veins, swelling of. Bell., Camph., Chin., Croc., Ferr., Phos-ac., 
Rhus, Sep., Thuja or 
Amm., Aru., Cocc., Cycl., Hyos., Lyc., Phos., Puls., 
Staph., Sulph. 
Veins, burning in. Ars. or 
Bry., Hyos., Rhus. 
— throbbing in. Aeon., Ars., Bell., Nux-v., Rhus, Selen., 
Sep. or 
Calc., Chin., Graph., Hep., Merc., Op., Phos., Puls., 
Sabad., Sulph., Thuja, Zinc. 257 
Nervous excitement. Boll., Cham., Chin., Coff., Mar., Nux-v., 
Phos-ac., Sep. or 
Aeon., Apis, Caps., Ferr., Kali, Petr., Sulph., Araler., 
Verat. 
Numbness of the limbs (asleep). Calc., Cham., Lyc., Merc., 
Nux-v., Rhus, Sil., Thuja or 
Apis, Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Coco., Graph., Ign., 
Kali, Natr-mur., Petr., Plios., Puls., Rhod., Sep., Sulph., 
Verat, 
IAmbs, disposition to uncover them. Bov., Calc., Euphorb., Ferr., 
Fluor., Led., Lyc., Mosch., Mur-ac., Nitr-ac., Op., Puls., 
Sulph. or 
Aeon., Apis, Asar., Cham., Coff., Ign., Iod., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Plat., Secale, Seneg., Spig., Staph., Thuja, Verat, 
Uncovering unendurable. Chin., Clem., Graph., Hep., Magn., 
Natr., Nux-v., Petr., Rhus, Samb., Scill., Sep., Stront. or 
Amm., Aur., Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Cic., Cocc., Coff., 
Colch., Con., Creos., Kali, Lach., Merc., Natr-mur., Nux- 
m., Rhod., Sabad., Sil., Strain., Viol-tr. 
Carphologia. Ars., Bell., Hep., Mur-ac., Op., Plios., Phos-ac., 
Rhus, Sulph. or 
Aeon., Cham., Chin., Hyos., Iod., Strain., Thuja. 
Sensibility, loss of. Bell., Hyos., Lyc., Mur-ac., Op., Phos., 
Phos-ac., Stram. or 
Ars., Calc., Cann., Caust., Ign., Puls., Rhus, Thuja. 
Pains in limbs, generally. Ant-tart., Ars., Bry., Calc., Cham., 
Chin., Hell., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Merc-corr., Nux-v., Rhod., 
Rhus, Sep., Sulph. or 
Aeon., Alum., Ant-c., Apis, Am., Bell., Caps., Carbo-v., 
Caust., Colch., Dulc., Ferr., Kali, Nitr., Phos., Puls., 
Sabad., Sil., Tar., Thuja, Verat., Zinc. 
Spasms, clonic. Bell., Cham., Cupr., Hyos., Op., Sep. or 
Cic., Cocc., Stram., Thuja, Verat. 258 
Spasms, tonic. Bell., Coco., Verat. or 
Cic., Nux-v., Petr., Plat., Sep. 
Crawling in the limbs. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Rhus, Sep. or 
Colch., Plat., Secale, Sil., Stram. 
Lameness of the limbs. Ars., Ign., Nux-v., Sabad. or 
Aeon., Arn,, Bell., Cina, Cocc., Cycl., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Sabin. 
Inclination to lie down. Aeon., Ars., Bry., Cham., Nux-v. or 
Apis, Calad., Canth., Cocc., Cycl., Sep. 
Weakness. Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Bar., Bry., Calc., Camph., 
Carbo-an., Carbo-v., Chin., Cocc., Cupr., Dig., Ferr., 
Hyos., Ign., Iod., Ipec., Lyc., Merc., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, 
Sabad., Samb., Sep., Sil., Stann., Sulph., Tar., Verat. or 
Aeon., Ambr., Anac., Ant-tart., Arg., Arn., Bell., Bor., 
Calad., Canth., Caust., Creos., Croc., Dros., Graph., Kali, 
Laur., Men., Nitr., Nux-m., Plumb., Rheum, Spig., Thuja. 
Jerking of muscles. Bell., Kali, Op., Plat., Rhus or 
Coloc., Cupr., Iod., Mezer., Natr., Secale, Spong., 
Viol-tr. 
Fainting. Bry., Nux-v., Petr., Selen., Thuja or 
Arn., Ign., Sulph. 
Tearing (drawing) in the muscles. Arn., Ars., Bry., Calc., 
Carbo-v., Cham., Chin., Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sep., 
Sulph. or 
Aeon., Ant-c., Bell., Caps., Caust., Chel., Colch., Dulc., 
Ferr., Hep., Ign., Kali, Led., Merc-corr., Nitr., Nitr-ac., 
Phos., Puls., Rhod., Sil., Staph., Stront., Tar., Verat., 
Zinc. 
— in the joints. Calc., Caust., Hell., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Kali, Lyc., Merc., Nux-v., Phos., Phos-ac., Stront., 
Thuja, Vit., Zinc. 259 
Tearing in the bones. Chin, or 
Arg., Cycl., Kali, Merc., Rliod., Sabin., Staph. 
Stretching and turning. Bor., Calc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Sabad. or 
Alum., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Sep., Spong., Sulph. 
Apoplexia. Bell., Nux-v., Op. or 
Aeon., Calc., Cocc., Hyos., Lach., Lyc., Sep., Sil., 
Stram., Thuja. 
Heaviness of the limbs. Bell., Calc., Nux-v., Rhus, Sulph. or 
Apis, Hell., Merc., Strain., Staph. 
Shootings in the muscles. Bell., Bry., Rhus or 
Calc., Merc., Puls., Spig., Staph., Sulph., Tar., Thuja. 
— in the joints. Calc., Hell., Rhus or 
Bar., Kali, Merc., Sil., Spig., Tar., Thuja. 
— in the bones. Bell., Calc., Hell., Puls, or 
Caust., Con., Merc., Sarsap., Sep. 
Restlessness, bodily. Aeon., Arn., Ars., Bar., Bell., Bov., Bry., 
Calc., Hyos., Ipec., Lyc., Magn., Merc., Mosch., Mur-ac., 
Nux-v., Phos-ac., Rhus, Ruta, Sabin., Samb., Sep. or 
Amin., Auac., Ant-tart., Cann., Carbo-v., Chin., Coff., 
Ferr., Ign., Mign-mur., Merc-corr., Nitr-ac., Op., Phos., 
Plat., Puls., Rheum, Sil., Spong., Staph., Stram., Thuja, 
Valer., Ye rat. 
Bruised sensation in the limbs. Arn., Chin., Hep., Natr-mur., 
Nux-v., Puls., Rhod., Sep., Sulph., Verat. or 
Bell., Bry., Calc., Cocc., Ign., Magn., Merc., Mosch., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Rhus, Ruta, Sil., Spig., Thuja, Valer. 
Trembling. Ars., Calc., Ign., Magn., Natr., Natr-mur., Puls., 
Rhus, Ruta, Sep., Sulph., Thuja, Zinc, or 
Arn., Bell., Bor., Bry., Camph., Cic., Cocc., Con., Lyc., 
Merc., Op., Plat., Stram., Valer., Verat. 260 
Jerkings. Bry., Cham., Op., Rhus or 
Ars., Bell., Caust., Coloc., Cupr., Hyos, Ign., Men., 
Merc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Puls., Secale, Strata., Sulph., 
Thuja, Verat., Viol-tr. 
Swelling of glands. Bell., Sep., Sil. or 
Lyc., Merc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Rhus, Sulph. 
Skin eruptions. Apis, Con., Op., Rhus, Sep., Thuja or 
Ars., Bry., Calc., Ipec., Lyc., Natr-mur., Puls., 
Sulph. 
— smarting. Cham., Con., Ipec., Par. or 
Puls., Tar. 
— burning. Ars., Merc., Natr., Rhus, Sep., Verat. or 
Bell., Bry., Caps., Lacli., Lyc., Mezer., Petr., Phos., 
Puls., Sil., Stann. 
— itching. Amm., Calc., Coloc., Fluor., Led., Lyc., Mang., 
Rhod., Rhus, Sabad., Spong., Sulph. or 
Ant-c., Bar., Bry., Cham., Ipec., Merc,, Op., Par., Puls., 
Sil., Staph., Thuja, Viol-tr. 
—crawling and prickling. Ars., Cocc., Croc., Nux-v., Puls., 
Rhod., Rhus, Sep., Tar. or 
Arn., Colch., Plat., Seleu., Spig., Sulph., Thuja. 
Bones, pains in. Arn., Puls, or 
Chin., Ign., Natr-mur. 
Stretching and turning. Bor., Calc., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Rhus, 
Sabad. or 
Alum., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Sep., Spong., Sulph. 
Yawning. Ars., Kali, Nitr-ac., Nux-v., Rhus, Sabad., Sep., 
or 
Arn., Bry., Caust., Cina, Creos., Croc., Ign., Op., Phos., 
Plat, 261 
Sleepiness. Aeon., Ant-tart., Apis, Asaf., Bell., Calad., 
Cham., Cina, Hep., Ign., Mezer., Nitr-ac., Nux-m., Op., 
Phos., Phos-ac., Plumb., Puls., Sabad. or 
Ant-c., Arn., Ars., Bor., Caps., Croc., Gels., Kali, Lach., 
Lye., Mosch., Natr., Natr-mur., Nux-v., Petr., Rhus, Sep., 
Stram., Sulph., Arerat., Yiol-tr. 
Sleep. Ant-tart., Apis, Bell., Calad., Camph., Caps., Ign., 
Mezer., Nitr-ac., Op., Phos., Phos-ac., Sabad. or 
Aeon., Anae., Arn., Calc., Cic., Con., Croc., Dulc.,Hep., 
Hyos., Lach., Led., Merc., Merc-corr., Natr., Natr-mur., 
Nux-m., Petr., Puls., Secale, Spong., Strain., Valer., 
Verat. 
— after the sweat. Ant-tart., Ars., Calad., Cham., Op., Rhus 
or 
Arn., Bor., Ign., Mezer., Natr-mur., Nux-m., Plumb., 
Sabad., Sep. 
Coma. Ant-tart., Apis, Chiu., Op., Puls., Rhus or 
Aeon., Bell., Calc., Camph., Cic., Con., Croc., Hep., 
Hyos., Ipec., Led., Nux-m., Phos., Phos-ac., Secale, Spong., 
Stram., Valer., Verat. 
Sleeplessness. Anac., Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Cham., Chel., 
Chin., Clem., Coff., Merc., Nitr-ac., Phos., Phos-ac., Puls., 
Ran-bulb., Rhod., Rhus, Sabad., Sabin., Selen., Sulph., 
Tar., Thuja or 
Alum., Amm., Amm-mur., Arn., Bar., Bell., Bor., Cann., 
Carbo-v., Caust., Cic., Cocc., Con., Creos., Dros., Graph., 
Hep., Ign., Laur., Led., Magn., Merc-corr., Mosch., Natr- 
mur., Nitr., Nux-m., Nux-v., Petr., Ran-scel., Sarsap., 
Sep., Sil., Staph., Stront., Verat. 
In sleep wakes with fright. Aeon., Bell., Cham., Lyc., Puls., 
Sep. or 
Apis, Arn., Bry., Chin., Ipec., Nux-v., Phos., Samb., 
Sil., Sulph. 262 
In sleep wakes with blowing respiration. Chiu. 
— sliding down in bed. Mur-ac. or 
Ars. 
— murmuring to himself. Mur-ac., Phos., Rhus or 
Apis, Bell., Op., Phos-ac., Sil. 
— snoring. Chin., Mur-ac., Op., Sil. or 
Anac., Graph., Hyos., Ign., Nux-v., Stram. 
— groaning and whimpering. Bell., Cham., Ign., Mur-ac. or 
Aeon., Arn., Bar., Bry., Calad., Calc., Cocc., Ipec., Nux- 
v., Puls., Sil., Stram., Thuja. 
— dreams. Ars., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sil., Spig., 
Sulph. or 
Aeon, Bry., Chin., Phos-ac., Rhus, Sabad., Staph., 
Thuja.