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A REGIONAL^COMPARATIVE

   MATERIA MEDICA
BY
JOHN GILMORE J^ALCOLM, M. D.
 OSCAR BURNHAM MOSS, M. D.
     CHICAGO
MALCOLM & MOSS, PUBLISHERS
       1895 

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  Copyright 1895, by
Drs. Malcolm &  Moss,
    Chicago, 111.
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Typography by Charles H. Kerr & Company, Chicago. 
PREFACE.
   Since the Materia Medica is the grand  key  to successful results
 in the Homoeopathic School, its construction is a matter of the great-
 est importance;  and in presenting to the  Profession a work on this
 subject embracing new principles of arrangement, the  authors ap-
 preciate the necessity of accompanying the same  with a few words
 of explanation.
   It  is well known that  in  proving drugs, Hahnemann early sepa-
 rated their physiological manifestations into groups, designated by
 rubrics corresponding to the regions or organs affected;  and the ad-
 vantages of this arrangement have  seemed so  great  that  nearly all
 our authors have adopted it with unimportant modifications.  Per-
 haps no other method would be complete in a work designed  for
 a college text-book,  and for use whenever it is desirable  to study
 consecutively the entire range of action of a single  drug.
   But when the nature and  clinical  range of drugs  are known,
 we believe that the physician can  better avail himself of  their symp-
 tomatology when arranged  in such  a manner that all  the remedies
 bearing upon  any  given  part or  function of the  body  can  be
 promptly compared.
   The Regional and Comparative  Materia Medica  meets  this de-
 mand by  grouping in chapters all the remedies  pertaining to the
 chief regions, organs and functions of the body. Thus,  in diseases
 of the  "Mind,"  of  the  "Eyes,"   or  of  the  "Stomach," we  have
 only  to turn to  the chapters devoted to these subjects to  find, un-
 der remedies alphabetically  arranged, all of  the best  approved in-
 dications pertaining to them  which have  been  laid  down by the
 masters of our healing art.   Instead  of being  obliged to turn  from
 one chapter to another through two or  three  hundred  remedies as
 in the old arrangement, to study the rubrics under which the symp-
 toms of a  given case  may  fall, we  have all those  symptoms  ar-
 ranged in  their  appropriate   regional  chapter, where comparisons
 can be rapidly and  accurately made.  Even in the most complicated
 case,  a few regions thus rapidly examined will suffice in  discover-
 ing the indicated remedy, while in  many cases it  will be found at
 once  by studying a single region.
   Following the method  outlined, we have  arranged our work in
 forty-two  chapters, the same general plan being  adopted  in each.
 Symptoms which have long  been recognized as  "characteristics"
or "key-notes" are designated by a star(*),and the most prominent
 "special symptom-."  are indicated by a  degree  (°).
   In  the symptomatology of each chapter  either sign, when placed,
continues in force  until canceled by the  opposite sign,  which in
turn remains in  force  until canceled in like manner. 
preface
  We do not assume authority to dogmatize  as  to the comparative
value of symptoms  designated  by stars and degrees;  but  we are
assured that many will appreciate the labors by which these distinc-
tions have been preserved,  while  they who estimate them of small
importance will find the work no  less faithfully  transcribed  on -ac-
count of their presence.
  Finally, to further assist  in comparing  all  the  different reme-
dies, and in finding  the exact  similimum of any  given  case, a rep-
ertory of topics and  symptoms is  added to  each  chapter,  constitut-
ing an index to that chapter,  and being  practically a concordance
of the Materia  Medica. Almost every  leading subject and symptcm
pertaining to any chapter can be  found in  the repertory of  that
chapter,  and following  each,  in alphabetical  order, are  the names
ot the remedies having it.   By turning to the symptomatology, the
symptoms  thus traced  can  be speedily found under those remedies.
it will be observed that in  the  repertory of  each  chapter,  all the
remedies that are not starred  have the force of the degree.     \
  By our method, the  symptoms  are  not separated  into  small and
meaningless fragments,but  they can be examined in their entirety.
Furthermore,   the   necessity  for repetition  and   corresponding
extension of the work  is obviated, while we secure  in one volume
a perfect Concordance as well as Regional and Comparative Materia
Medica.
  At the end of the  volume is placed  an index  to  the repertories,
which shows at a glance all the   chapters  referring to the various
diseases  and symptoms covered by  the symptomatology.   It is an-
other important aid  in finding  in the most direct  manner exactly
what is wanted,  thus  again  illustrating the   grand object  of this
work.   Moreover, we  venture to hope that the brief definitions of
numerous technical  terms in the Index to Repertories will be of suffi-
cient help to  the student to  justify the space we have devoted to
them.
  The numerals that occur  in the  text of a few chapters are used to
condense the work.  They  indicate that further  information  on the
same subject can be found under  the same  remedy in   the chapter
which each numeral  designates.
   In the performance  of our task  we have availed ourselves of the
most approved sources of information.  Our  authorities,  in respect
to matter,  have been the great masters from Hahnemann  to Hering
and Allen, not excluding the latest faithful exponent of the Homoeo-
pathic  Materia Medica.  We have aimed to   present a faithful re-
port in  every  line;  and, strengthened  by  fraternal criticism  and
continual research,  we pledge ourselves to supply to our  utmost,
m  future  editions,  the deficiencies of the present work.

     ru-       tv/t  u   o                               M. & M.
     Chicago,  March,  1895. 
LIST  OF  REMEDIES.
   Abbreviations.
   i  abies  c.
   2  abies  n.
   3  abrot.
   4  absinth.
   5  acet. a.
   6  aeon.
   7  actaea spic.
   S  aescul.

  9  aethus.
 io  agar.
 n  agn.
 12  ail.
 13 aletris
 14 aloe
 15 alum.
 16 ambr.
 17 am.  c.

 ib am.  m.

 19 amyl
 20 anac.

 21  august.
 22 ant.  c.
 23 ant.  t.

 24 apis
 25 apoc.

 26 apomor.
 27 aral.
 28  aran.
 29  arg.  m.
 30  arg.  n.
 31  arn.
 32  ars.
 33 arum
 34  asaf.
 35 asar.
36 asclep. c.
     Names.
 abies canadensis
 abies nigra
 abrotanum
 absinthium
 acetic acid
 aconitum napellus
 actasa spicata
 aesculus  hippocastanum

 aethusa cynapium
 agaricus muscarius
 agnus castus
 ailantus  (thus)
 aletris farinosa
 aloe socotrina
 alumina
 ambra grisea
 ammonium carbonicum

 ammonium muriaticum

 amyl nitrite
 anacardium occidentale

 angustura
 antimonium crudum
 antimonium tartaratum

 apis mellifica
 apocynum cannabinum

 apomorphia
 aralia racemosa
 aranea diadema
 argentum metallicum
 argentum nitricum
 arnica montana
 arsenicum album
 arum triplnllum
asafcetida
asarum europasum
asclepias  cornuti
        Pronunciation.
 a'be-eez kan-a-den'sis
 a'be-eez ni'grah
 ab-rot'a-num
 ab-sinth'e-um
 as-e'tik as'id
 ak-o-ni'tum nah-pel'us
 ak-te'ah spi kat'ah
 es'ku-lus hip-o-kas'ta-
   num
 e thu'sah sin-ap'e-um
 ag-ar'ik-us mus-ka're-us
 ag'nus kas'tus
 a-ian'tus (thus)
 al'et-ris far-in-o'sah
 al'o sok-o-trin'ah
 al-u'min-ah
 am'brah gris'e-ah
 am o'ne-um  car-bon'ik-
   um
 am-o'ne-um mu-re-at'ik-
   um
 am'il ni'trite
 an-ak-ar'de-um oks-e-
   den'tal-e
 ang-gus-tu'rah
 an-te-mo'ne-um kru'dum
 an-te-mo'ne-um  tar-tar'-
   a-tum
 a'pis  mel-lif'e-kah
 ap-os'in-um kan-ab'in-
   nni
 ap-o-mor'fe-ah
 ar-a'le-ah ras-e-mo'sah
 ar-a'ne-ah di-a-dem'ah
 ar jen'tum met-al'ik-um
 ar-jen'tum ni'trik-um
 ar'nik-ah mon-tan'ah
 ar-sen'ik-um al'bum
 a'rum tri-fil'um
 as-a-fet'id-ah
 as'ar-um u-ro-pe'um
as-kle'pe-as kor-nu'ti 
LI.VI' OF REMEDIES
  Abbreviations.
 37 asclep. t.
 38 aspar.
 39 aster.
 40 aur.
 41  bad.
 42  bapt.
 43  baryt.
 44  bell.
 45  benz. a.
 4b  berb. aq.
 47  berb.
 48  bism.
 49  borax
 50  bovist.
 51  brom.
 52  bry.
 53  bufo
 54  cact.
 55  calad.
 56  calc. c.
 57  calc.  f.
 58  calc. m.

 59  calc. phos.
 60  calc. s.
 61  cam ph.
 62  cann. i.
 63  cann. s
 64  canth.
 65  caps.
 66  carbol.  a.
 67  carb.  ani.
 68  carb.  veg.
 69  card.  m.
 70  caul.

 71  caust.
 72  cepa
 73  cham.
 74  chel.
 75  chim.

 76  chin. ars.

 77  chin. sulf.
 78  cic.
 79  cimex
80  cimi.
        N.lines.
 asclepias tuberosa
 asparagus
 asterias rubens
 aurum metallicum
 badiaga
 baptisia tinctoria
 baryta carbonica
 belladonna
 benzoic acid
 berberis aquifolium
 berberis vulgaris
 bismuthum
 borax
 bovista
 bromium
 bryonia alba
 bufo
 cactus grandiflorus
 caladium
 calcarea carbonica
 calcarea fluorica
 calcarea muriatica

 calcarea phosphorica
 calcarea sulfurica
 camphora
 cannabis indica
 cannabis sativa
 cantharis
 capsicum annuum
 carbolic acid
 carbo animalis
 carbo  vegetabilis
 carduus marianus
 caulophyllum  t h a 1 i c
  troides
 causticum
 cepa  (allium)
chamomilla
chelidonium majus
 chimaphilla umbellata

 chininum arsenicosum

chininum sulfuricum
cicuta virosa
cimex lectularius
cimicifuga racemosa
      Pronunciation.
 as-kle'pe-.as  tu-ber-o'sah
 as-par'ag-as
 as-te're-as ru'benz
 avv'rum nit-t-al'ik-um
 bah-de-ah'gah
 bap-tis'e-ah tink-to're-ah
 bar-i'tah kar-bon'ik-ah
 bel-ah-don'ah
 ben-zo'ik as'id
 ber'ber-is ak-we-fo'ie-um
 ber'ber-is vul-gar'is
 biz'muth-um
 bo'rax
 bo-vis'tah
 bro'me-um
 bri-o'ne-ah al'bah
 bu'fo
 kak'tus gran-de-flo'rus
 kal-a'de-um
 kal-ka're-ah kar-bon'ik-ah
 kal-ka're-ah rlu-cr'ik-ah
 kal-ka're-ah mu-re-at'ik-
   ah
 kal-ka're-ah fos-for'ik-ah
 kal-ka're-ah sul-fu'rik-ah
 kam-for'ah
 kan'ab-is in'dik-ah
 kan'ab-is sa-ti'vah
 kan'thar-is
 kap'sik-um an'nu-um
 kar-bol'ik as'id
 kar'bo  an-im-al'is
 kar'bo  vej-et ab'e-lis
 kar'du-us  ma-re-an'us
 kaw-lo-fil'iim thal-ik-
   troid'es
 kaws'tik-um
 se'pah  (al'e-um)
 kam-o-mil'ah
 kel-id-o'ne-um ma'jus
 ki-maf'il-ah um-bel-lat'-
  ah
kin'i-num  ar-sen-ik-o'-
  sum
 kin'i-num sul-fu'rik-um
sik-u'tah vi-ro'sah
si'meks lek-tu-la'ri-us
sim-is-e-fu'gah ras-e-mo'-
  sah 
LIST OF HEMEDIES
7
Abbreviations.		Names.
81	cina	cina
S2	cinch.	cinchona
8^	cinnam.	cinnamomum
*4	cist.	cistus canadensis
85	clem.	clematis erecta
86	coca	coca
«7	cocc.	cocculus
88	cocc. c.	coccus cacti
89	coff.	coffea cruda
90	colch.	colchicum autumnale
9i	collin.	collinsonia canadensis
9^	coloc.	colocynthis
93	con.	conium maculatum
94	corral.	corralium rubrum
95	croc. sat.	crocus sativus
96	crot. h.	crotalus horridus
97	crot. t.	croton tiglium
98	cupr.	cuprum metallicum
99	eye.	cyclamen
r >o	dig.	digitalis
101	dios.	dioscorta villosa
102	doli.	dolichos
103	dros.	drosera rotundifolia
104	dulc.	dulcamara
i°5	elat.	elaterium
106	equis.	equisetum hiemah
107	erig.	erigeron canadensis
108	eryng.	eryngium aquaticum
109	eup. perf.	eupatorium perfoliatum
110  eup. purp.

111  eupliorb.
112  euphr.
r 13  ferr.
114  ferr. phos.
115  fluor. a.
116  gamb.
117  gels.

118  glon.
119  graph.
120  grat.
121  guaiac.
 eupatorium purpureum

 euphorbia  corollata
 euphrasia
 ferrum metallicum
 ferrurn phosphoricum
 fluoric acid
 gambogia
 gelsemiuin  sempervirens

glonoinum
graphites
gratiola
guaiacum
     Pronunciation.
 si'nah
 sin-ko'nah
 sin-am-o'mum
 sis'tus kan-a-den'sis
 klem'at-is e-rek'tah
 ko'kah
 kok'u-lus
 kok'us kak'ti
 kof-e'ah  kru'dah
 kol'chik-um aw-tum'-
   nal-e
 kol-in-so'ne-ah  kan-a-
   den'sis
 kol-o-sin'this
 ko'ne-um {or ko-ni'um)
   mak-u-la'tum
 kor-al'e-um ru'brum
 kro'kus sa-ti'vus
 kro'tal-us hor'id-us
 kro'ton tig'le-um
 ku'prum met-al'ik-um
 sik'ia-men
 dij-it-a'lis
 di-os-ko're-ah vil-o'sah
 dol'e-kos
 dros'er-ah ro-tun-de»fo'-
   le-ah
 dul-kani-a'rah
 el-at-e're-um
 ek-wis-e'tum hi'e-mah
 er-ij'er-on kan-a-den'sis
 e-rin'je-um a-kwat'ik-um
 u-pat-o're-um per-fo-le-
   a'tum
 u-pat-o're-um pur-pur-
   e'uni
 u-for'be-ah kor-ol-at'ah
 u-fra'ze-ah
 fer'um  met-arik-um
fer'um fos-for'ik-um
 flu-or'ik as'id
 gam-bo'je-ah
 jel-se'me-um sem-per-
   vi'ren/.
glo-no'in-um
graf'it-eez
gra-ti'o-lah
gwi'ak-um 
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LIST OF REMEDIES
  Abbreviations.               Names.                 Pronunciation.
122 ham.           hamamelis virginica    ham-am-e'lisver-jin'ik-ah
123 hell.            helleborus               hel-eb'br-us
124 helon.          helorias  dioica          hel-o'ne-as di-oi'kah
125 hep.  s.         hepar sulphuris         he'par sul-fu'ris
126 hydr.           hydrastis canadensis    hi-dras'tis kan-a-den'sis
127 hydroc.         hydrocotyle             hi-dro-kot'il-e
128 hydro,  p.       hydrogen peroxid       hi'dro-jen per-oks'id
129 hyos.           hyoscyamus niger       hi-o-si'am-us  ni'ger
130 hyper.          hypericum perforatum  hi-per'ik-um per-fo-ra'-
  t                                             turn
131 ign.            ignatia amara           ig-na'she-ah am-a'rah
132 iod.            iodium  {or iodum)      i-o'de-um {or  i-o'dumj
133 ipec.           ipecacuanha            ip e-kak-u-an'ah
134 iris             iris versicolor           i'ris ver'se-kul-er
135 kali bi.         kali bichromicum       ka'li  {or kal'e)  bi-kro'-
                                               mik-um
136 kali br.         kali bromatum          ka'li {or kal'e) bro-ma'-
                                               tum
137 kali c.          kali carbonicum         ka'li (or kal'e) kar-bon'-
                                               ik-um
138 kali chlor.      kali chloratum          ka'li {or kal'e )klo-ra'tum
139 kali i.          kali iodatum            ka'li {or kal'e)i-o-dat'um
140 kali n.          kali nitricum            ka'li(#r kal'e) ni'trik-um
141 kali per.        kali permanganas       ka'li (or kal'e)per-man'-
                                               gan-as
142 kali phos.      kali phosphoricum      ka'li {or kal'e) fos-for'-
                                               ik-um
                    kali sulphuricum        ka'li {or kal'e)  sul-fu'-
                                               rik-um
                    kalmia latifolia          kal'me-ah lat-e-fo'le-ah
                    kobaltum               ko-bawl'tum
                    kreosotum               kre-o-so'tum
                    lac caninum            lak ka-ni'num
                    lachesis                 lak'e-sis
                    lachnantes  (thes)
                    lactic  acid
                    lactuca virosa           lak-tu'kah vi-ro'sah
                    lauro-cerasus            law'ro-ser'as-us
                    ledum  palustre          le'dum pal-us'ter
                    leptandra virginica      lep-tan'drah ver-jin'ik-ah
                    ilium tignnum          lil'le-um ti'grin-um
                    ithium carbonicum     lith'e-um kar-bon'ik-um
                    obeha ccerulea          lo-be'le-ah  se-ru'le-ah
                    obeha inflata           lo-be'le-ah  in-fla'tah
                    lycopodium clavatum    H-ko-po'de-um klaw-vat'-
                                               urn
                    lycopus virginicus      li'ko-pus ver-jin'e-kus
                    magnesia carbonica     mag-ne'se-ah  kar-bon'ik-
                                               ah
143	kali s.
144	<alm.
145	kobalt.
146	kreos.
147	lac. c.
148	lach.
149	lachn.
150	lac. a.
151	lact. v.
152	laur.
153	led.
!54	lept.
i55	HI.
156	lith.
IS7	lob. ccer.
158	lob.
159	lye.
160	lycopus
161	mag. c.
lak-nan'teez (theez)
lak'tik as'id 
LIST OF REMEDIES
	Abbreviations.
162	mag. m.
163	mag. phos
164	mancin.
165	mang.
166	mar. v.
167	meli.
168	meny.
169	meph.
170	mere.
171	mere. bi.
172	mere. cor.
173	mere. p. i.
J74	mez.
175	mill.
176	mur. a.
177	myr.
178	naja
179	nat. ars.
180	nat. c.
1S1	nat. m.
182	nat. phos.
^3	nat. s.
184	nit. a.
i»5	nuph. 1.
186	nux m.
1S7	mix v.
iSh	cenan.
189	oenoth.
190	olean.
191	opium
192	origan.
*93	osm.
ilM	oxal. a.
195	pareira b.
196	paris
197	passiflora
198	petrol.
199	petros.
200	phos.
201	phos. a.
202	phys.
203	phyt.
204	plat.
205	plumb.
       Names,
 magnesia muriatica

 magnesia phosphorica
 mancinella
 manganum aceticum
 marum verum(teucrium)

 melilotus
 menyanthes
 mephitis
 mercurius (sol. and viv.^
 mercurius biniodatus

 mercurius corrosivus
 mercurius protoiodatus

 mezereum
 millifolium  (achillea)
 muriatic  acid
 myrica cerifera
 naja
 natrum arsenicatum
 natrum carbonicum
 natrum muriaticum
 natrum phosphoricum
 natrum sulphuricum
 nitric acid
 nuphar luteum
 nux moschata
 nux vomica
 cenanthe  crocata
 Oenothera
 oleander
 opium
 origanum
 osmium
 oxalic acid
 pereira brava
 paris quadrifolia
 passiflora incarnata
 petroleum
 petroselinum
 phosphorus
 phosphoric acid
physostigma
Phytolacca
platinum
plumbum
     Pronunciation.
mag-ne'se-ah mu-re-at'-
   ik-ah
mag-ne'se-ah fos-for'ik-ah
man-sin-el'ah
man-gan'um as-e'tik-um
mar'um ve'rum  (tu'kre-
   um)
mel-il-o'tus
men-e-an'theez
me-fi'tis
mer-ku're-us
mer-ku're-us bin-i-o-da'-
   tus
mer-ku're-us kor-o'siv-us
mer-ku're-us  pro-to-i-o-
   da'tus
mez-e're-um
mil-e-fo'le-um(ak-il-e'ah)
mu-re-at'ik as'id
mi-rik'ah  se-rif'e-rah
na'ya
na'trum ar-sen-ik-a'tum
na'trum kar-bon'ik-um
na'trum mu-re-at'ik-um
na'trum fos-for'ik-um
na'trum sul-fu'rik-um
ni'trik  as'id
nu'far lu'te-um
nuks mos-kat'ah
nuks vom'ik-ah
e-nan'the  kro-kat'ah
en-o-the'rah
o-le-an'der
o'pe-um
o-rig'an-um
oz'me-um
oks-al'ik as'id
par-a'rah bra'vah
par'is quod-rif-o'le-ah
pas-if-lo'rah in-kar-nat'ah
pet-ro'le-um
pet-ro-se-li'num
fos'for-us
fos-for'ik as'id
fi-sos-tig'mah
fi-to-lak'ah
plat'in-um
plum'bum 
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LIST OF REMEDIES
    Abbreviations.
206 pod.
207 psor.
208 puis.
209 ranunc. b.
210 ranunc. s.
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
resorcin
rheum
rhod.
rhus
robinia
rumex
ruta
sabad.
sabin.
samb.
sang.
222 sars.
223 secale
224 selen.
225 senega
226 sepia
227 sil.
228 spig.
229 spong.
230 squill.
231 stann.
232 staph.
233 sticta
234 still.
235 stram.
236 sul.
237 sul. a.
238 syphil.
239 tabac.
240 taran.
241 tarax.
242 tell.
243 tereb.
244 therid.
245 thuj.
246 trill.
247 tuber.
248 uran.
249 urt. u.
250 ustil.
251 valer.
     Names.
podophyllum
psorinum
Pulsatilla
ranunculus  bulbosus
ranunculus  sceleratus

resorcin
rheum
rhododendron
rhus toxicodendron
robinia
rumex  crispus
ruta graveolens
sabadilla
sabina
sambucus nigra
sanguinaria canadensis

sarsaparilla
secale cornutum
selenium
senega
sepia
silicia
spigelia
spongia tosta
squilla  maritima
stannum
staphisagria
sticta pulmonaria
stillingia sylvatica
stramonium
sulphur
sulphuric acid
syphilinum
tabacum
tarantula
taraxacum
tellurium
terebinthina
theridion
thuja occidentalis
trillium pendulum
tuberculinum
uranium nitricum
urtica urens
ustilago maydis
Valeriana
      Pronunciation.
 pod-o-fil'um
 so-rin'um
 pul-sat-il'ah
 ra-nung'ku-lusxbul-bo'sus
 ra-nung'ku-lus sel-er-a'-
    tus
 re-sor'sin
 re'um
 ro-do-den'dron
 rus toks-e-ko-den'dron
 ro-bin'e-ah
 ru'meks kris'pus
 ru'tah  grav-e-o'lenz
 sab-ad-il'ah
 sa-bi'nah
 sam-bu'kus  ni'grah
 sang-gwin-a're-ah  kan-
    a-den'sis
 sar-sap-ar-il'ah
 sek-a'le kor-nu'tum
 se-le'ne-um
 sen'e gah
 se'pe-ah
 sil ish'e-ah
 spi je'le-ah
 spun'je-ah tost'ah
 skwil'ah mar-e-ti'mah
 stan'um
 staf-is-a'gre-ah
 stik'tah pul-mo-na're-ah
 stil-in'je-ah  sil-vat'e-kah
 stra-mo'ne-um
 sul'fer
 sul-fu'rik as'id
 sif-il-e'nuni
 tab-ak'um
 tar-an'tu-lah
. tar-aks'ak-um
 tel-u're-um
 ter-e-bin'thin-ah
 the-rid'e-on
 thu'jah ok-se-den-tal'is
 tril'e-um pend'u-lum
 tu bur-ku-le'num
 u-ra'ne-um ni'trik-um
 ur'tik-ah u'renz
 us-til-a'go  ma'dis
 va-le-re-an'ah 
LIST OF REMEDIES
II
    Abbreviations            Names.                   Pronunciation.
252  ver. a.          veratrum  album         ver-a'trum al'bum
253  ver. v.          veratrum  viride         ver-a'trum vir'id-e
254  verbas.          verbascum               ver-bas'kum
^55  viburn.         viburnum opulus        vi-bur'num op'u-lus
256  viola  od.        viola odorata            vi-o'lah o-dor-at'ah
257  viola  tri.        viola tricolor            vi-o'lah tri'kul-er
258  xanth.          xanthoxylum            zan-thoks'il-um
259  zinc.            zincum                  zingk'um
260  zing.            zingiber                 zin'jib-er 
CONTENTS.
CHAPTEB                      PAGE
 i.  Mind..................  13
 2.  Sensorium..............  61
 3.  Inner Head.............  79
 4.  Outer Head.............109
 5.  Eyes...................125
 6.  Ears...................157
 7.  Nose...................173
 8.  Face..................194
 9.  Lower  Face............218
10.  Teeth and  Gums........230
11.  Tongue, Taste, Speech...245
12.  Mouth and Glands......266
13.  Throat.................280
14.  Appetite and Thirst.....302
15.  Eating  and Drinking... .318
16  Nausea and Vomiting.. .330
17.  Stomach................351
18.  Hypochondria...........372
19.  Abdomen...............386
20.  Stool and Anus.........413
21.  Urinary Organs.........448
22.  Male Organs............466
CHAPTER                      PAGE
23.  Female Organs..........480
24.  Pregnancy  and  Parturi-
    tion....................511
25.  Voice and Larynx.......528
26.  Respiration.............542
27.  Cough and Expectoration. 561
28.  Inner  Chest and Lungs..590
29.  Heart and Pulse........612
30.  Outer Chest............634
31.  Back and  Neck.........639
32.  Extremities.............660
33.  Upper Limbs..........676
34.  Lower Limbs..........700
35.  Nerves.................730
36.  Sleep and Dreams.......757
37.  Fever..................777
38.  Pains  and Sensations. ... 817
39.  Tissues................827
40.  Skin...................849
41.  Aggravations............S;g
42.  Ameliorations...........891
    Index to  Repertories.... S97
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CHAPTER I.-MIND.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Abies can.   ^Irritable and easily fretted.
   *Abies nig.   *Very low-spirited  and melancholy.  Nervous; un-
able to think or study.
   *Abrotanum.  *Anxious,  depressed—gastralgia.  Child cross, de-
pressed, very  peevish—cmarasmus.  Feeble, dull. Indolence, aver-
sion to bodily  motion.  Good humored  or gloomy.
   Absinthium.  cForgets what  happened  before epileptic  spasm.
Brutal,  insane.   Terrifying  hallucinations.   Stupor,  alternating
with dangerous violence.
   Acetic acid.   ^Alternate  stupor and delirium.   Violent delirium
with distension of  belly and obstinate constipation.   Very dull and
low-spirited.  Anxiety, grieves about his  sickness  and  about his
children.   Extremely  irritable  of temper with  abdominal  com-
plaints.
   *Aconitum.   *Afraid of  a crowd, or of crossing  busy  streets.
Anxiety,  restlessness,  agonized tossing  about.  Great  timidity,
^especially after a fright; afraid  in the dark; fear of ^nosts,  etc.
Raging delirium, especially at night.  *Fear of ^proaching  death;
°predicts the day.  *Inconsolable anxiety  piteous wailings; com-
plaints and reproaches about trifles.   '"Variable  humor; calternate
attacks of gaiety and dejection.  Absentmindedness; weakness  of
memory;  cannot remembe.  dates.  Clairvoyance, perception of dis
tant things.  Ecstasy,  fancies;   delirium,  especially   at   night.
Changing  mood, now full   of mirth, now  disposed to tears.   Over-
sensitive:.ess; cannot  bear light or noise; buzzing in the ears; will
not be touched or uncovered. Mood peevish, irritable, malicious;  or
sad, desponding.   After  fright with vexation, or anger, heat, con-
gestions, threatened abortion.  Ailments from fright following later.
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Ailments from  anger;  from  chagrin; child has spells  of rage.
  *Actaea spic.   *Furious delirium.
  iEsculus.  °Depressed, gloomy, low-spirited,  irritable.  Alternate
stupor and delirium.
  ;Ethusa cyn.   Lies unconscious,  dilated   pupils,  staring eyes
(child).   Incapacity  of  mind  to  think, confused;  idiocy.  Great
sadness  when  alone; hallucinations  and  delirium.  Anxiety  and
afterward headache and colic.  Irritability,  especially in the after-
noon  and in the open  air.
  *Agaricus.   *Great exertion of power with delirium.    Cannot
find   the proper word, uses  wrong words; worse after exhaustion;
sleepless nights.   Confusion of the head, heaviness, as after intox-
ication.  Ecstasy; fancies excited; makes verses.   Delirium; tries
to get out of bed.  Great loquacity, convulsive  motions of facial and
cervical muscles, mostly right side, drawing head down to shoulder;
merry,  incoherent  talk;   followed by malaise.   Sings,  talks,  but
does  not answer  questions.   Declined to answer questions.  Indis-
posed to perform  any labor,  especially mental.  She is indifferent,
though naturally  very solicitous.  Very much out  of humor.  Pro-
tracted mental application, or exciting debates bring on vertigo.
  *Agnus cast.   *Absentminded;  reduced  power  of insight.  Ex-
treme absence  of mind;  unable to recollect  things.  -Low-spirited,
fears   of  approaching  death.   Despairing  sadness;  peevishness;
anxious, fear and weakness.
   *Ailantus.    *Semi-conscious;  cannot  comprehend what  is  said
 to him.   Torpor, stupor.  Loss of  memory.  Inability to concentrate
 mental  effort; must read a subject several times,or add a column of
 figures over and over before correct.   Depression  of spirits.   Fre-
 quent sighing.   Great  anxiety, restlessness.  Constant  muttering,
 delirium.
   *Aloe.  *Great disinclination to mental labor:  it fatigues him.
 Lassitude alternating  with  great mental activity.   Anxiety.   Ill-
 humored;  hypochondriacal,  worse in cloudy weather.  Hates people;
 repels every one.  Restless,  with  ebullitions  of  blood.   After a
 nocturnal  emission, fright  at slight noises.
   Alumina.  -Mistakes in  speaking,using words not  intended.  Con-
 sciousness  of  his  personal  identity  confused.  Time passes too
 slowly.   Crying against  her will.  Low-spirited,   trifling  things
 appeared insurmountable. Apprehensive of losing his reason. Dread 
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 of  death, with  thought  of  suicide.   Variable mood, at  one time
 confident,  at another timid.   Peevish  and whining,  with heat of
 the ear-lobes. Sufferings following anger.   Mental symptoms  worse
 mornings on awakening.
    Ambra.   Memory   impaired;   comprehension  slow;  thinking
 difficult; melancholy.  Has to read everything  three  or four times,
 and then does not understand  it.   Is  not able to reflect upon any-
 thing properly, feels stupid. Confusion of the head.  Difficult think-
 ing  in  the  morning—old people.  Distorted  images, grimaces;
 diabolical faces  crowd  upon his fancy. She is  excited, loquacious
 talking  fatigues  her;  was unable  to  sleep at  night.   Melancholy;
 great sadness;  despair.   Fears  of  becoming crazy.   Anguish and
 sweat all over, at night.
   Ammonium carb.    Forgetful,  makes  mistakes in  writing and
 speaking.  Absentminded.   Confusion  and dullness  of the  head.
 Aversion to work, not disposed for anything.   Gloomy,  depressed,
 with feeling of impending trouble, with sensation of coldness.  Anx-
 ious concern about one's  sickness.  Anxiety,  with  inclination to
 weep.   Hearing others talk or talking  himself affects him.
   Ammonium mur.    Desire to cry, and at times  crying.   Disin-
 clination to speak.   Involuntary  aversion  to certain persons. Great
 earnestness.  Apprehensive and  gloomy,  like  from  internal grief.
 Irritability or bad humor, mostly mornings.
   *Anacardium.   *Great   weakness  or  loss of memory.  Difficult
 recollection.   Irresistible desire  to  curse  and  swear.   Hypochon-
 driasis;   haemorrhoids and constipation.    Insanity   in its various
 degrees, from hypochondriasis  to mania. °Memory quite good, except
 for single names, mornings.  Imagines he hears the voice of mother
 or sister, who are far  away.  Feels as if  he had  two wills, one
 commanding  to do what the other forbids.  Hypochondriacal mood
 in forenoon,  dejected and desponding,  with foolish, clumsy actions.
 Very indifferent and  insensible to  pleasant or  unpleasant  circum-
 stances.   Exertion of mind brings on   tearing,   pressing headache
 in forehead, temples and occiput.  Passionate and contradictory.
   *Antimonium crud. *Sulky;  does not wish to speak  to any one.
 Loathing of life.   Sentimental mood in the moonlight,  particularly
 ecstatic  love.   Child is fretful  and  peevish; does not  wish  to be
 touched  or looked at.   ° Insensible;  bed sores formed,  yet  he com-
plained of no pains.   Child delirious;  drowsy with nausea, hot and 
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red face;  pulse irregular; feverish heat;  cries when washed in cold
water; better washed in warm water.   Inclined to suicide by shoot-
ing himself. Great sadness  and  woeful  mood.  Anxious reflection
in relation to his present and future.
  ♦Antimonium tart.   *Bad  humor—°bronchial catarrh.   Confu-
sion in the head, with feeling as though he  ought to  sleep.  The
child will not allow itself to be  touched without whining and cry-
ing.   Wild gaiety  toward  evening.   Apprehensive  and restless.
Dreads being left alone lest  he should  be very nervous.  Mental
excitement.   Frightened at every trifle.
  *Apis mel.  *Sopor interrupted  by  piercing shrieks.   Absent-
mindedness;   impaired memory.   Indifference;  dullness of  head.
 Sudden,   shrill   screams— hydrocephalus.     Great   tearfulness;
cannot help crying.   Jealousy (in  women).    Loss of conscious-
ness.   Awkwardness, lets  everything  fall  from his hands.  Could
not bring  his thoughts to bear on anything.    Muttering delirium.
Busy,  restless,  changing kind of work.   Dread  of  death.  Apathy,
hardness of hearing;  happy  expression.   Violence,  amounting to
frenzy.  Manias,especially proceeding from a sexual  cause in women.
  Argentum met.   cFears of apoplexy,with palpitation of the heart.
Ill-humor, with disinclination to talk.   Out of humor  in forenoon;
in  afternoon,  copious  nosebleed.   Restlessness,  anxiety,  which
drives him from place to place.
  *Argentum nit.   *Loses his memory;  frequently  cannot find the
right word,  hence falters in speech; lies with closed eyes,shunning
light and  conversation. Impulsive,  must walk fast;  frequent attacks
of anxiety.  Apprehension when  ready  to  go to church or opera,
bringing on diarrhoea.  GLoss of consciousness; faint feeling,  time
seems  to pass very slowly.   Dullness of the head, mental  confu-
sion;  dizziness; tendency to fall  sideways.   Thinks about killing
himself.   Reserved; sad;  taciturn,  with  dullness  in the head and
beating in the whole body.   Easily  frightened; fears the disease
may result seriously; weeping mood.   Easily angered, from cough
and stitches in the  chest.   Thinking intently increases headache
and causes dimness of  vision.   Noticing beating of  the heart in-
creases it.
  * Arnica.  *Stupefaction,  loss of sight and hearing—concussion of
brain.   Stupor with  involuntary  discharges  of the feces—typhus.
Forgetful, what  he  reads  quickly  escapes  his memory, even  the 
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 word he  is about  speaking—typhus.   Delirium  tremens.    Sheds
 tears and makes exclamations—after  rage.  Fears being touched or
 struck by persons coming toward him—gout.  Hopefulness; indiffer-
 ence—after concussion.  Violent attacks of  anguish—angina pec-
 toris. "Unconsciousness; when  spoken to answers correctly,but un-
 consciousness   and  delirium  at  once  return.    Absentminded;
 thoughts wander from  their subject and dwell on  images  and fan-
 cies.  Confusion of head,  changing to  pressive, right-sided  head-
 ache.  Delirium, low murmuring.   Picks the bedclothes.   She does
 not  speak a word;  declines answering questions; dislikes sympathy.
 Indisposed to think, after a walk in the open air.  Hypochondriacal
 anxiety.   Oversensitive mood,  peevish, quarrelsome.   Frightened,
 unexpected  trifles cause him to start. Ailments,from  fright  or anger.
   ^Arsenicum.   *Dread  of death when alone, or  on going to bed.
 Intense  anxiety and  restlessness, worse after midnight;  driving out
 of bed.   Great anxiety with constriction of  the chest and dyspnoea.
 Great restlessness,trembling,cold sweat, prostration.   Vexation with
 restlessness and  chilliness.   Cannot  find  rest  anywhere, changes
 place continually;  wants to  go  from one bed to another.  Delirium
 at night  with great restlessness.   Sad, tearful, anxious mood.  Great
 fear and anguish;  sees ghosts day and night.   Weakness of mem-
 ory.  Confusion  of the head. Averse to meeting acquaintances, be-
 cause he imagines having formerly offended  them,  though he knows
 not  how.   Fears to be left alone lest he  do himself bodily  harm.
 Anxious  and depressed, fears permanent loss of health.   Self-willed
 and tearful.   Child captious, wants to be carried.
   *Arum tri.   *During delirium, boring in the nose, picking at one
 spot, or at the dry lips—scarlatina,  typhus.  GForgetful.  Absence
 of mind,  giddy.  Wakeful,  restless,  screaming;  delirium part of
 the  time.  Irritable.
   Asafcetida.    Hysteria;  hypersensitive  conditions.  Unsteady
 and  fickle; cannot persevere in  anything;  wants now one thing, then
 another,  walks hither and thither. Fits of great joy,  with occasional
 burst of  laughter, apprehensions of dying;  anxious,  sadness, ill-
humor, irritable mood.
   Asarum.  cGradual  vanishing of thought,  like  when   falling
asleep.   Imagines he is  hovering in  the air, like  a spirit,  when
walking in the open  air.   Stupid feeling in the head, has no  desire
to do anything.  Great merriness alternating  with  occasional mo- 
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CHAPTER  I. — MIND
mentary quiet or gloominess.  Tearful sadness and anxiety.   Mel-
ancholic irritability.
   *Aurum met.   *Disgust for life;  suicidal tendency.  Melancholy,
imagines he is unfit for this world,  never can  succeed.   Despond-
ent, dejected,  unhappy, weeping.   Peevish and vehement;  the least
contradiction excites his wrath. °Weak memory. Religious mania;
prays all the time.   Uneasy,  hurried  desire  for mental or  bodily
activity; cannot do things fast  enough.  Apprehensiveness,  full of
fear; a  mere noise at the door makes him anxious.   Great anguish
coming from the  praecordial  region,  driving him   from place  to
place;  palpitation.   Weary of life, especially in the evening,  with
longing for death.   Has  no confidence in  herself; thinks others
have none;  this  makes  her  miserable.  Alternately  peevish and
cheerful.   Mental labor fatigues.  Ailments from grief, disappointed
love.
   *Baptisia.  *Body feels scattered  about; tosses  about to get the
pieces  together;  cannot sleep because cannot get the pieces together.
cStupor; falls asleep while being  spoken to or answering.  Confu-
sion of  ideas;  confused as if drunk.   Cannot confine his  mind,  a
sort of wild, wandering  feeling.   Indisposed  to  think,  want  of
power;  mind  seems  weak.   Delirium, especially at night, or con-
stant.   Mentally restless^ but too lifeless to move.
   Baryta carb.  °Memory deficient;  child  cannot be taught, for it
cannot  remember; is inattentive.  Great  mental  and bodily  weak-
ness, chilliness;  old people.   Child does not want  to play, but
sits in the corner, doing  nothing.   Sadness,  dejection  of  spirits
grief over  trifles.  Solicitude about his future.   Loss  of self-confi-
dence, desponding,  pusillanimous.   Thinking  of one's * complaints
aggravates.
   ♦Belladonna.   *Furious rage, anger, disposed to bite,  strike  or
spit at  those around him; to tear things to pieces. Violent delirium-
loud laughing and grinding  of teeth; afraid  of imaginary  things-
sees monsters; changing  from mirth  to  fury.   Constant desire to
spring out of bed, with complete loss of consciousness; carphologia
cMemory lively; remembers  things  long  gone  by.   Memory  im-
paired; forgets in a moment  what he was about  to  do.   Absent-
minded and forgetful.  Confusion  of  head,  aggravated by  move-
ment.   Imagines he sees ghosts,  hideous faces,and various insects
Desires to escape or hide himself.  Weary  of  life, with desire to 
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 drown himself.  Talkative, then  mute.   Picking  bedclothes, as if
 looking  for something  lost, with  confused  muttering.   Instead of
 eating, bit the spoon in two,  gnawed the plate,  and  growled and
 barked like a dog.   Mania, at  one  time  merry,  again  would spit
 and bite at those around.   Quarrelsome during  exuberant  mirth.
 Starts in affright at  the approach  of others.  Very excitable mood,
 easily brought to tears.   Morose  and  serious.  Anxious and tim-
 orous, anxious and confused, fears she is about to die.   Forgetful-
 ness;  nothing seems right to him, was vexed with himself.
   Benzoic acid.   -Omits  words while wiiting, confused head.   In-
 clined to dwell  on  unpleasant  things.   Child cross, wants  to be
 nursed in  the arms.   Anxiety while sweating.
   Berberis.   -Defective recollection and weak  memory.   Mental
 labor, requiring  close thinking,  very difficult;  the  least interruption
 breaks the chain of thoughts.   Indifference  and  pensiveness, with
 disinclination to speak.  Anxious and fearful.  Fretful humor, with
 weariness  of life.
   Bismuthum.    Dullness, heaviness of head.  Solitude is  unbear-
 able; desire  for company.  Unstable-minded;  begins now this,again
 that, holds but a short time to any one thing. Surly and dissatisfied
 with his condition.
   *Borax.   *Dread of downward motion, with anxious  expression,
 as when in a swing, rocking chair,  cradle,  or  going  down stairs.
 -Idles through the afternoon; does not really get at work;  changes
 from one work to another, from  one room to another, without  keep-
 ing  to any object.   Great anxiety and sleepiness;  anxiety increased
 until n  P. m.  Fretful, ill-humored, indolent  and discontented  be-
 fore the easy stool,  in the afternoon; after it, lively, contented, and
 looking cheerfully into the future.  Easily startled by unusual  sounds.
   Bovista.    Misapplied words  in speaking  or writing.   Awkward-
 ness, which makes him drop things from his hands.   Absence  of
 mind and  difficulty of fixing his attention. Slowness of understand-
 ing and  comprehension.  Sad,  depressed  and  desponding  when
 alone.  Sensitiveness,  great  excitability,  takes  everything amiss.
 Moroseness.  Ill-humor,  aversion to  all things.
  Bromium.    In evening  when alone felt as if he  should see some-
thing if he should turn  around,  as if some  one were back   of him.
Expects to see something  jump  around  the floor.   Desire for men-
tal labor, preceded by aversion to his own profession.   Crying and 
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lamentations with hoarse voice.  Great depression of spirits.  Low-
spirited and out of humor.
  ♦Bryonia.   *Very morose, ill-humored;  inclined to needless anx-
iety  fright, fear,  and vexation;  exceedingly  irritable  and inclined
to be angry.    Patient  desires to go home. Anxiety worse in room,
better in open air.   Irritable mood, wishes to be alone.   Obstinate
and passionate.   Bad effects from violence and anger.
  Cactus.   Taciturn,  unwilling to speak a  word,  or to  answer.
Cries,  knows not  why;  consolation aggravates.  Unconquerable
sadness.   Fear of death;  he believes his disease incurable.   Hypo-
chondriacal.
  Caladium.   GUnconsciousness or coma.  Delirious, unintelligible
murmuring.   Aversion  to medicine; required  a desperate effort to
overcome  it.   Much depressed.   Very  careful  about  his health;
apprehensive.  Lascivious ideas.  Restless, cannot control himself
after smoking.  After mental exertion, fainting.  Forgetfulness.
  *Calcarea carb.  *Fears she will lose  her  reason, or that people
will  observe her  confusion of mind. Great anxiety with palpitation
of the heart.   °Forgetfulness.   Misplaces words  and tendency  to
express  himself wrongly.   Thinking  is  difficult.  Mania-a-potu,
with delirious talk about fire, rats, mice and  murder.  Disinclina-
tion for every kind of work.  Depression  and  melancholy; tearful-
ness.  Apprehensive mood;  as if some  misfortune were  about  to
happen.   Shuddering and dread as evening draws near.   Irritable
without cause.   Peevishness and obstinacy.   Restless  mood,  with
gloominess and  anxiety.
  Calcarea phos.  °Forgetfulness of what he had done a  short time
ago.  Writes  wrong words, or  same  words  twice.   Difficulty  in
performing  intellectual operations.  Wishes  to  be  at   home, and
when at home to go  out; goes  from  place to place.   Involuntary
sighing.  Anxious. Anxiety in pit  of stomach;  of children.  Peevish
and  fretful children.  Inclined to indignation  and anger.   Dullness
with every headache; worse from  bodily exertion; better from cold
washing;  from mental  occupation.   Feels  complaints more when
thinking about them. Ailments from grief; from disappointed love.
  *Camphora.  *Great anxiety and extreme restlessness.   °Loss of
memory, awkwardness.   Delirious, somnolent, with  slow fever, at
night.  Afraid to be alone, especially at  night.  Anxiety,  prcecor-
dial;  restless, tossing about; palpitation of the heart.  Mental ex- 
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 citability.   Thinking about an existing pain causes it to disappear.
    *Cannabis ind.  ♦Exaggeration of duration of time and extent of
 space;  a few seconds seem ages;  a  few rods an  immense distance.
 Exaltation of spirit,  with excessive  loquacity.   Full of fun and mis-
 chief,  and laughs immoderately.   Hallucinations and imaginations
 innumerable.   Anguish,  accompanied  by  great  oppression,  better
 in the open air.   Constant fear of becoming insane.   Very  absent-
 minded.  Every few minutes he  would lose himself, and then wake
 up,  as  it were,  to those  around him.   He feels very heavy, loses
 consciousness and falls.   Inability to  recall any  thought  or event,
 on account of different thoughts crowding  on his brain.  Great ex-
 altation of mind; at  times with enthusiastic language.Clairvoyance.
   Cannabis  sat.   Says  one  thing for   another  when speaking.
 Thoughts seem to stand  still.   Sadness, anxious and  apprehensive
 feeling  in pit of stomach, with  oppression of  breath and palpita-
 tion.    Despondent in  forenoon,  lively in  afternoon.  Makes mis-
 takes in writing.
   Cantharis.     Sudden loss of  consciousness, face red—dentition.
 Forgetfulness.   Confusion of  head  and pulsation in  forehead in
 morning.   Confusion, distraction of  mind; inability to concentrate
 thought.  Furious delirium.  Irritability, dissatisfied  with   every-
 body and everything.   Whining  and  complaining  with  anxious
 restlessness; worse on motion, better  lying quiet.  Paroxysms of ra°-e,
 with crying, barking  and beating, renewed by the sight of  dazzling
 bright  objects:  when touching  the larynx,  or trying to drink water.
 Despondent,  low-spirited, says  she must die.  Insolent and  contra-
 dictory  mood in the afternoon.   Anxious restlessness.
   Capsicum.    Children  become clumsy, awkward,  especially  with
 headache.  Taciturn  and  obstinate.   Haunted by a disposition to
 suicide.   Homesickness:  with   red cheeks  and  sleeplessness, with
 hot feeling  in  the fauces.  Melancholy or  hypochondriasis.   Peev-
 ish,  irritable, angry, easily offended.  Awakens with fright, screams,
 and  remains full  of fear.  After  emotions,fever with red cheeks.
   ♦Carbo ani.   ♦Desire to be alone;  sad and reflective, avoids con-
 versation, taciturn.    Confused, did not know whether he had been
asleep or awake;  morning.  Alternate cheerfulness and melancholy.
Low-spirited.   Anxiety, apprehensive, after  an  emission.   Fright
in  the dark.
   Carbo veg.    Confusion of head making  thinking difficult, morn- 
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ing on awaking;  he had to make  great exertion, as if arousing him-
self from a dream.   Ideas flow slowly. Stupor, collapse.   Anxious,
as if oppressed, with heat in the face.  Nightly fear of ghosts,  in-
difference;  heard everything without feeling pleasantly  or unpleas-
antly, and  without  thinking of it.   Very irritable, excitable and  in-
clined to anger.  Peevish, wrathful.  Restless,  anxious; 4 to 6 p. m.
  *Causticum.   ♦Peevish,   fretful;  irritable  mood.   'Weakness of
memory;  absentminded.    Inattentive  and  distracted.   Taciturn,
distant.   Disinclined  to work.   Full of timorous  fancies  evenings;
child fears to go to bed  alone.   Great anxiety,  melancholy mood,
hopelessness.  Thinking of complaints aggravates  them,  especially
haemorrhoids.
  Cepa.   c Confusion.   Fears she will become distracted from pain
in the suppurations of the  fingers.   Very melancholy.
  ♦Chamomilla.  ♦Irritable, impatient mood.   Peevishness,  ill-hu-
mor,  whining and restlessness;  the child wants different things and
refuses  or  repels them when given.  Child  cries,  quiet  onl)-  when
carried.   Pains intolerable; cannot be endured.  Omits words when
writing or speaking.   Confusion  of the head,  with  transient  pain-
ful  pressure  on the eyes in the afternoon.   Dullness  of senses  di-
minished  power of comprehension.   Imagines he  hears  voices of
absent persons at night.   Cannot endure  being spoken  to or inter-
rupted when speaking, especially  after rising from  sleep.   Great
impatience,  everything seems to go  slowly.   Peevishness; nothing
pleases.
  Chelidonium.    Great absence of mind;  forgets what she wants
to do or has done.   Weeping sadness.  Fears of becoming  crazy.
Anxiety;  allowing  no  rest  at any employment, as  if she  had com-
mitted a crime.  Desponding mood.  Irritable.   Ill-humor
  Chininum  ars.   cDepressed  spirits;  mental dullness; wishes to
be  quiet and alone.   Anxiety and nightly delirium.  Irritable  mood
precedes the headache.
  *Chininum sul.  ♦Feeling of  impending evil,   anxiety.   Buoy-
ancy, excited state, later despondency.  Memory muddled; thoughts
not clear.
   Cicuta.    Dull and stupid, mental torpor.   Feels as if  he  w
a strange place;  causes fear. Aberration of mind,  singing, perform-
ing the most grotesque dancing  steps, shouting.   Weeping,  moan-
ing and howling.  Answers  short.   Quiet disposition,  contented 
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happy.  Anxious thoughts of the  future; feels sad.  Old men fear
long spell of sickness before dying;  anxiety, excessively  affected  by
sad stories.   Mistrust  and shunning of man.   Despises others.
   ♦Cimicifuga.   ♦Feels grieved and  troubled, with sighing.  cDe-
sire for solitude;  to  wander from  place  to  place.   Answers ques-
tions hurriedly and evasively.   Would not  answer; at other  times
very loquacious.   Declares  she will go  crazy.  Weeping mood;  de-
jection;  anxiety.   Fear of death;  thinks  she is going to die.  Men-
tal depression with suicidal tendency.  Suspicious,  indifferent, tac-
iturn;  takes no interest in household matters; irritable,  least thing
that goes wrong makes her angry.  Mania  following disappearance
of neuralgia.   After fright,threatened abortion.  Aggravations from
mental emotions.  Mind  affected by  business  failure;   by disap-
pointed love.
   *Cina.   ♦Ill-humored; cannot be quieted;  averse to being caressed
and  rejects everything offered. Child does not want to be touched.
  Pitiful  weeping when awake, as if  frightened,  jumps out of bed,
sees imaginary  objects, screams,  trembles, talks hurriedly;  anxious,
evening and before midnight.
   Cinchona.  cChooses wrong expressions,or misplaces them. Slow
train of ideas.  Ideas  and projects crowd on his  mind,  especially
in the evening.   Fixed idea that he is  unhappy,  persecuted  by en-
emies.  Delirium after depletion; on closing eyes  sees  figures of
persons.   Compelled to jump out of  bed; wants to destroy himself,
but lacks courage.   Inclined to reproach and vex others.   Dislike
of all  mental  and physical exertion.   Low-spirited, gloomy, has  no
desire to live.  Dread of  dogs and other animals at night.   Incon-
solable anxiety,  even to suicide.   Indifference, apathy.  Ill-humor.
Stubborn, disobedient, longing for dainties;  face  pale or at  times
red; restless all night; children. Intolerance of sensual impressions.
Nervous irritation.   Worse exerting the  mind.
  Cistus.  °A11  mental excitement  increases  the suffering.  Bad
effects of vexation.
  Clematis.   '--Difficulty   in thinking.    Fear  of being  alone,  but
disinclined to meet even agreeable company.  Low spirited,  and fear
of approaching  misfortune.  Irritable, taciturn; does  not want to  go
out.   Ailments from homesickness or contrition  of spirit.
  ♦Cocculus.   ♦Hysteria;    nervous  fears.  °Stupid  feeling in  the
head.  Slowness  of comprehension.   Time passes  too  quickly. 
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 Thoughts fix on one unpleasant subject;  she is absorbed and ob-
 serves nothing about her.   Sobbing,  moaning  and groaning.   Sud-
 den great anxiety.  Vacillating, cannot accomplish anything at her
 work,  or finish   anything,  with  contracted  pupils.   Very  easily
 affronted, every  trifle makes him angry.  Startles ver)' easily.
   ♦Coffea.    :,:Pains seem insupportable, driving to despair.   Great-
 est mental activity; full  of  ideas;   quick to act; no  sleep on this
 account. "Delirium tremens; unsteady, running about; imagines he
 is not at home,  with  trembling  of hands,  small,  frequent  pulse.
 Excessive  weeping and lamentation  over trifles.  Child  cries and
 laughs easily;  while crying  it suddenly laughs quite heartily, and
 finally cries  again.  Cries and trembles; does not know what to do.
 Cheerfulness. Fear of death. Bad effects  from  sudden  pleasurable
 surprises.
   Colchicum.  External impressions,  such as  bright  light,  strong
 odors, contact, misdeeds of  others, make  him  quite beside himself.
 Perception  entirely lost,  unconscious.   Memory  weakened.   Can
 read but cannot  understand  even  a  short  sentence. Intellect  be-
 clouded, though  he gives correct  answers.   Confusion of  the head.
 Indisposition for exertion of any kind.  Mood usually cheerful,or sad;
 rarely  irritable.   Surly, ill-humored,  not  satisfied  with  anything.
 Pains worse  by mental exertion, or by emotion.
  *Colocynthis.    *Greatly affected by misfortunes of others as  well
as her own.   Conlusion in  the  left side  of head,  with  pressing,
burning pain in left orbit, temple and nose,  on dorsum nasi and  in
the upper teeth.   Depressed, joyless, disinclined to  talk, to answer,
to see  friends.   Extreme irritability, nothing seems  right to him-
extremely impatient; every word provokes him. Anger, with  indig-
nation; also bad  effects  therefrom, particularly vomiting and di-
arrhoea.
  *Conium.  ♦Inability to  sustain  any  mental  effort.    Extreme
want of memory.   Dullness,  difficulty in understanding what he is
reading.   Disinclination  for  business.  Aversion to  man and vet
averse to being  alone;  complete   indifference.   Hypochondriacal
depression  and indifference when walking in the open air.  Easily
disturbed by trifles; moved  to  tears.  Morose  mood:  everything
about him  impresses him  unpleasantly.   Very  ill-humored  from  q
to 6 P. M.
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account of loss of recollection. Sings involuntarily; on hearing even
a single note sung,  laughs at herself, but  soon sings  again in  spite
of her determination to stop. Changes her  disposition, depression
and hilarity;  or, ill-humor and lively mood alternating.   Restless,
anxious, sorrowful mood.
  Crotalus hor.   Delirium,  especially at  night.   Muttering delir-
ium  of typhoid.   Delirium, with wide open eyes.   Dullness of the
intellect,  confused  speech,   disconnected  answers.   Remarkable
weakness of memory.  Delirium tremens; nearly constant drowsiness,
but with  inability  to sleep; also in  broken down  constitutions.
Melancholy, with timidity, fear, anxiety,  weeping or  snappish tem-
per.   Sadness, her  thoughts dwell on death continually.
  Croton tig.   Not disposed to work. Feeling of anxiety as though
some personal misfortunes would  befall him.   Morose,  dissatisfied.
  ♦Cuprum met.  ♦Senses less acute; cholera.  Acuteness of senses;
over-sensitive;   whooping cough. °Saying  words not intended,  fore-
runner of apoplexy.   Full of erroneous,  anxious  ideas, one follow-
ing the other quickly.   Weeps often;  mania with biting and  beat-
ing, tearing things  to  pieces  with  anxiety.   Delirium; afraid  of
every  one  who approaches him, shrinking from them;  tries  to es-
cape.   Unconquerable  sadness, constant  restlessness, as  if some
misfortune were approaching;  fears he will  lose his reason.  Parox-
ysms of anxiety; full of fears; changeable  mood;  children cross and
irritable or indifferent and dull, in brain affections.   Restless, toss-
ing  about.  Mental and  bodily  exhaustion  from  over-exertion of
mind or loss of sleep.
  Cyclamen.   ^Dullness of mind.  Confusion of mind.  Absorbed
in deep thought, seeks  solitude,  thinks  about his future.  Melan-
choly; inclined to cry.  Joyous feeling alternating  with irritability.
Great  sadness,  as if he  had committed a  bad  act or  not  done his
duty.  Peevish, irritable or morose.
  ♦Digitalis.   *Great anxiety.    Dullness  of  mind, like from ine-
briation, with increased  mental activity.    Lascivious  fancies day
and night.   Tearfulness,  low-spirited,  internal  anxiety  like  from
troubled conscience; anxiety with great  fear for  the  future;  worse
at 6 p. m.
  Drosera.    Mental  restlessness;  when reading  cannot dwell long
on one subject; must change  always to  something else.   Anxiety
with flushes  of heat  when  alone, especially  in  the  evening, also 
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when awaking  at night;  especially evenings, as if  it would impel
him to commit suicide by  drowning.   Very irritable; a  trifle will
disturb.   Distrust.
  ♦Dulcamara.  ♦Cannot find the right word for a thing. Inclination
to scold, without being angry.    Mental confusion, cannot concen-
trate his thoughts.   Delirium   at  night,  with pain.   Asks for one
or another thing, rejecting it when proffered.  Depressed, restless,
quarrelsome.
  Eupatorium  perf.  'Feels at night as if he was going  out of his
head.  Moaning with the aching pain.  Anxious countenance.   De-
sponding with  fever.
  Eupatorium  purp.    Stupid, dull,  sighing.  Depressed,  sleepy.
Homesick.
  *Euphorbium.    ♦Acute mania,  with symptoms  of  violent cere-
bral congestion and irregular,  hurried pulse.  Melancholy, anxious,
apprehensive.
  Euphrasia.   Weakness of memory, confusion of the head. Inert,
hypochondriacal  mood.  Takes no interest in surrounding objects.
  Ferrum met.  ^Mind confused,  muddled;  with  cold  feet and stiff
fingers.  Mind confused, cannot  collect  his  thoughts.   Prone to
weep or  to laugh immoderately, with a choking sensation in throat,
as if swollen outside.   Not inclined to  talk or study;  nervous,  rest-
less;  lively in  evening;  depression of spirits, also after menses.
Excitable,  pettish;  least contradiction angers. Proud, self-contented
look, nervous,  hysterical feeling.
  Fluoric acid.  °Forgetfulness,  in his daily employment,  of dates.
Aversion to his own family; greatly depressed in mind; disposition
 to  be exceedingly  anxious; better  morning than  evening,  appre-
hensiveness.   Feeling  of indifference  to  those he  loves best;  be-
comes interested and converses pleasantly  with strangers.   Uncom-
mon buoyancy  of mind, fears nothing and  is well  satisfied with her-
self.   Ill-humored.
  Gelsemium.    Cataleptic immobility, with dilated pupils, closed
eyes,  but conscious.  Delirium  in  sleep, half waking, with incoher-
ent  talk.  Desires to be alone; irritable, sensitive, loquacity,  bril-
liant  eyes, shooting through temples and nasal sinuses;  fever.   De
pression of spirits; anxiety,following a somewhat cheerful, careless
mood. Solicitude about the present,fear of death.  Mental exertion
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thought.  Complaints from bad or  exciting news; from some unu-
sual ordeal.
  Glonoinum.    Loses senses,  sinks down unconscious; congestion
alternately to head  and heart.   Well-known  streets seem strange;
way home too long; forgets on which side she  lives.   Bright,  lo-
quacious, great flow of ideas.  Weeps and shudders between attacks
of pain.  Agitation, attempts to run away.   Frantic, attempted  to
jump from the window(with headache). Fear;  throat feels swollen;
chest as if screwed together;  apprehensive of  approaching death;
fears she has been poisoned.
    Graphites.   ♦Sad and  despondent,  thinks  of nothing but death.
Apprehensive, with inclination to  weep.  Forgetfulness; dim recol-
lection  of recent events. Weakness in  the head, can scarcely think.
Slow in thought.   Dread  of work.  Hates work.   Mood:  change-
able, sad, with thoughts of death,  sad and weeping;  forlorn;  de-
pressed; dejected.   Solicitude concerning spiritual welfare.   Great
anxiety.  Much inclined  to grief.  Hesitates at trifles.  Timidity.
Fretful.  Ill-humored.   Easily vexed.   Irritable.  Child impudent,
teasing, laughs at  reprimands-.   Fidgety,  while  sitting  at work.
Scientific labor fatigues him.   Thoughts of  many things at night
prevent sleep.   Ailments from grief.
  Guaiacum.    Forgetfulness,  especially  of  names.   Thoughtless
staring, during the morning.   Disinclination  to labor.  Sad and de-
pressed.
  Hamamelis.   Forgetful.  No desire to study or wofk. Depressed in
mind; also after emissions, with regretful mind.
  Helleborus.    Total  unconsciousness.   Weak  memory.   Dimin-
ished power  of mind over body;  cannot fix ideas; slow in answering;
stares unintelligently: muscles do  not  act properly if the will is not
strongly fixed upon their action: as when  spoken to, the  attention
being thereby diverted  she drops things.   Dull, says nothing.   De-
lirium   Thoughtless   staring.   Constantly  picking  his  lips  and
clothes.   Much lamenting.  Moaning.   Involuntary sighing.  Fre-
quent screams in meningitis or hydrocephalus.  Tries  to escape, to
throw herself into  the  river.  Melancholy; silent during  puberty;
with anguish.   Homesickness.   Woeful despairing mood. Indiffer-
ent.  Irritable, worse from consolation,  does  not want to  be dis-
turbed.   A noise or shock shortens the attack—eclampsia.   Think-
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  Helonias.    Dull, inactive.   Restless,  wants  to be  continually
moving about.  Desire to be let  alone.  Conversation  is unpleasant,
dull, gloomy.   Irritable; cannot endure the  least  contradiction or
receive any suggestions in relation to  any subject.   Fault-finding.
Always better when  doing  something, when the mind is engaged.
  Hepar sulph. -Great weakness of  memory,  with irritability.  Sad
mood for  hours,  must  cry  vehemently.   Low-spirited,  even to
thoughts of suicide.   Great  anxiety  in the  evening.   Hypochon-
driacal.   Over-sensitiveness   and irritability,  with  quick,  hasty
speech.
  Hydrastis.  °Forgetful,  cannot remember what  he  is reading or
talking about.   Irritable;  disposed to  be spiteful.
  ♦Hyoscyamus.   ♦Complete loss of consciousness.   When  spoken
to answers properly, but immediately  stupor and delirium  return.
Delirium and restlessness; would not  stay  in bed.   Illusions  and
hallucinations.   Picking at the bedclothes.  Lascivious mania; un-
covers the  whole body, especially the sexual parts; sings  amorous
and obscene songs.  Mania,  with ridiculous gestures and ludicrous
actions.  Foolish  laughter; animated and  hurried  talk.    Makes ir-
relevant answers.  Inability  to think; thoughts cannot  be directed
or controlled.  Stupid or illusions of the  imagination  and  senses.
Sees persons who are  not  and have  not been  present.  Delirium;
talks of business;  complains of  imaginary wrongs.   Delirium  tre-
mens, with clonic spasms; averse to  light and  company; visions as
if persecuted.   Insane  passion  for work.  Indistinct, muttering
loquacity.   Cried  and  laughed alternately, gesticulated lively. Cries
out suddenly. Whines,  but knows not  why. Wants to  go from one
bed to another.   Restless,  jumps out of bed and tries to run away.
Does foolish things, behaves  like one mad.   Abuses  those about
him.  Tries to injure those around him;  convulsion after  trying to
swallow; scolds, raves.   Answers no  questions.   Cannot bear to be
talked to.-Anxious,  apprehension.  Fears being left  alone;  poison;
or being bitten; being poisoned  or sold.  Makes no complaints: has
no wants.   Does not know whether  or not to take what is offered
Jealousy.   Fright, followed by convulsions.  Unfortunate love, with
rage and incoherent  speech;  disappointed love followed  by epilepsy.
  Hypericum.   -Makes  mistakes in  writing; omits letters,  for«ets
what she wanted to  say. Confused.   Increase of intellectual  power
erratic ideas; brain excited, as  after  tea.  Sees  spirits,  spectres 
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 Delirium.   Singing followed by weeping and loud screaming, with
 gasping for breath. Great anxiety; also  in meningitis. Melancholy,
 irritable, inclined  to speak  sharply; slept badly, languid on waking.
 Consequences  of fright.  Removes effects of shock.
   ♦Ignatia.   ♦Great grief after losing persons or objects that were
 very dear.   Children,  after  having been reprimanded or scolded,
 are  sent to bed and get sick.   Changeable disposition, jesting and
 laughing,  changing to sadness with shedding of tears.  Finely sen-
 sitive mood,  delicate  conscientiousness.  Slight blame or  contra-
 diction irritates and excites him  to anger.   Inconstant,  impatient,
 irresolute.  Full of suppressed grief;  seems  weighed down by  it;
 broods  over   imaginary troubles.  °Absentminded.   Desire  to   be
 alone.   Taciturn.   Affectionate  disposition, with  very  clear con-*
 sciousness.  Sadness.   Anger followed by  quiet grief  or  sorrow.
 Jealousy.  Ailments  from  grief, mortification, bad  news,  or sup-
 pressed mental suffering.   Effects of disappointed love.
   Iodium.  -Feels constantly as  if  she   had forgotten something.
 Fixed immovable  thoughts.  Fear of  evil with  over-carefulness.
 Shrinking and fear when any one comes near,  particularly the phy-
 sician (not in  gout). Mind very sensitive during digestion,  felt like
 crying.  Melancholy mood, low-spirited. Irritability  and sensitive-
 ness. Excessive excitability. Must keep  in  motion day  and night;
 brain felt  as if it were stirred up,  felt as if  going crazy.
   Ipecacuanha.  Full  of desires,  but knows  not for what. Screams,
 howls violently.  Taciturnity, wrapt  in thought.  Ill-humor,  de-
 spises everything.   Irascible, restless, angry in suddenly  appearing
 spells. Ailments from  anger, mortification,  or  vexation with indig-
 nation.
   Iris.    Low-spirited. Fear of approaching illness.  Easily vexed.
 Cannot fix his mind on his  studies.  Dullness  of  mental faculties.
   Kali bichrom.   Listlessness,   languor,   great disinclination for
 mental or  bodily labor.  Indifferent or  low-spirited   after the least
 annoyance.  Ill-humored, low-spirited.
   Kali brom.    cFrightful images at night during  pregnancy, or in
children who  awake screaming, unconscious; recognize no one;  fol-
lowed by squinting.   Delirium with  delusions; thinks  he  is pur-
sued, will  be  poisoned; is selected  for  Divine vengeance; that her
child is dead,  etc.  Delirium tremens,  flushed face, horrid illusions.
Melancholy with delusions.   Inability to express one's self.  Loss 
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of memory; single words  are foigotten,  or  syllables  are  dropped;
amnesic aphasia.
   ♦Kali carb.  ♦Peevish,  irritable,  noise  is disagreeable,  easily
startled, especially if touched. cSudden attack of unconsciousness.
At a loss to know how to  say what  she wishes—puerperal  mania.
Absentminded.   Dullness, confused, stupid, as  after intoxication.
Weeps  much.  Dread  of  labor.   Fear of  being  alone;  fears she
will die.  Anxiety with fear.   Despondent in  the open air.
   Kali  iod.   cSadness and  anxiety.   Talkative, disposed to jest.
Starts at every noise.   Vehement,  quarrelsome.   Excitation as if
intoxicated; also after mercurialization.
   Kali  nit.   °Difficult thinking in morning, with  warm face; fore-
head hot.  Anxiety with sweat;  afternoon, also till evening.   En-
nui,  melancholy, weeping  mood.  Timid, sensitive.   Out of humor.
   Kali  phosphate. (°Anxiety, nervous dread without  special  cause,
gloomy moods, fancies,  taking dark views of  things, dark forebod-
ings.    Delirium  tremens,  the horrors of drunkards, fear,  sleepless-
ness,  restlessness and suspiciousness,  rambling talk,  endeavors to
grasp or avoid visionary images.   Depression of spirits,  lassitude.
Fits from fright, with pallid  or livid countenance.   Homesickness,
with morbid activity  of memory,  haunted by  visions of  the past,
and longing after them.   Insanity, mania, or  other mental derange-
ment, all arising from exhausted  or depressed condition  of some
brain or nerve cells.  Melancholia, and other similar ailments  which
arise from deranged mental functions,  caused by over-strain  of the
mind, or from exhausting  drainings  affecting  the  nerve centers of
the spinal cord.  Memory bad, or  loss  of—.   Shyness,  excessive
blushing from undue   sensitiveness  of  the  nerves.  Whining and
fretful disposition in  children and adults.  Night terrors  of children
awakening in great fright  and screaming.—Schussler.)
   Kalmia.   cIn a recumbent  posture the mental  faculties and mem-
ory are  perfect, but on every attempt  to move,  vertigo.   Anxiety
with the palpitations.  Toward evening and the  next forenoon very
cross.
   Kreosotum.  :Stupid feeling  in the  head,  with   vacant   gaze
peither  seeing  nor hearing. Frequent vanishing of  thought.  Weak-
ness of  memory;  forgetfulness; confounding  ideas; thinks  herself
well.    Sorrowful mood;  inclined to weep  or longing  for  death-
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 apprehensive  mood.   Ill-humor.    Moroseness.   Peevishness,  ill-
 temper.  Obstinacy.   Excited condition.  Ailments from emotions.
   ♦Lachesis.  ♦Mania, with  great  loquacity,  frequently  jumping
 from one subject to another.  Mania after over-studying, with mock-
 ing jealousy, satire, ridiculous ideas, frightful images.  'Thinks her-
 self under  superhuman  control;  complete  insensibility.   Memory
 weak:  makes mistakes in orthography.  Quick comprehension, men-
 tal excitability with almost prophetic  perceptions; ecstasy; deliri-
 um, fears she will be  damned. Delirium at  night, muttering, drow-
 sy, red face, or  slow,  difficult speech  and dropped jaws.   Delirium
 tremens; worse  after sleep; cannot bear pressure  of neckcloth; lo-
 quacious.  Delirium from over-v/atching, over-fatigue;  loss of fluids,
 excessive study;  thinks she  is dead  and  preparations are  being
 made  for her funeral,  thinks herself pursued by enemies,  fears the
 medicine is poison.   Loquacity  with mocking  jealousy; frightful
 images; talks, sings, whistles, makes odd motions.  Proud, jealous,
 suspicious;  peevish, disposed to  be morose, or to quarrel. Suicidal
 mood;  tired of life.   Great sadness and anxiety, worse in morning
 on awaking.   Dread of death; fears to go to bed.
   Lachnantes.    -While dozing through day sees images.  Loqua-
 cious delirium, brilliant eyes, circumscribed, red cheeks.  Loquac-
 ity, afterward stupid and irritable.  Becomes excited over a trifle.
 Restless while perspiring.
   Laurocerasus.    -Loss of consciousness  with loss  of speech and
 motion.  Insensibility and complete loss of sensation.  Dullness of
 the senses; weakness of mind and  loss of  memory.   Inability to
 collect  one's ideas.   Fear and anxiety about imaginary evils.
   Ledum.   -Desire for  solitude.   After nightmare  fears to go to
 sleep lest she die.  Inclines to be out  of  humor  and angry; vehe-
 ment.   Dissatisfied; hates his fellow beings.
   Leptandria.    Desponding,  drowsy, with  hepatic derangement.
   ♦Lilium tig.   ♦Disposition to  curse, to strike, to think of obscene
 things; as these  mental states  come, uterine irritation abated.  Hur-
 ried manner; desire to do  something  and yet  feels  no  ambition.
 Low-spirited; can hardly keep from crying.   Tormented about her
salvation—with uterine complaints. Apprehensive,  as from impend-
ing disease or calamity.   Fears she has heart disease; she fears she
is  incurable.  Constant hurried feeling,  as of imperative duties and
utter inability to  perform them.  Tdeas  not clear, they become more 
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 so if he exerts" his will; makes mistakes in speaking  and  writing.
 Cannot apply the mind steadily.   Depression, dullness  of intellect
 and  thirst always preceded the severe symptoms.   Crazy feeling on
 top  of the head; wild feeling in head with confusion of ideas.  List-
 less,  inert, yet  don't want to sit  still; restless, yet don't want to
 walk.   Fears of insanity; irritable, impatient.
  Lithium carb.  -Difficulty in remembering names.   Disposed to
 weep about his  lonesome condition.   Anxiety,  hopeless all  night.
  Lobelia inf.  cDesponding; sobbing like a child.  Apprehension
 of death and  difficulty  of breathing.
  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Weak memory; confused thoughts;  mixes  up
 letters and syllables, or omits parts of words in writing.   -Uncon-
 sciousness.   Uses  the  wrong  words  for  correct ideas.  Absent-
 minded, thinks  he is in two  places at  the same  time.   Dread of
 men, wants to be alone; or dread  of solitude with irritability  and
 melancholy.   Imperious  manners; scolds; commands.   Weeps all
 day; cannot calm herself.   Sad, depressed, or cheerful  and merry.
 Doubt about one's salvation. Satiety of life,  particularly mornings,
 in  bed. Indifferent,  taciturn.  Vehement, angry, headstrong.  After
 a fright, liver complaints.
  Magnesia carb.  °Uneasiness,with  trembling of  hands  and  ab-
 sence of mind.   Anxious and warm  through  the  whole  body,  es-
 pecially in the head, while eating  warm food.   Trembling,  anguish
 and  fear, as if some accident would happen,  all day; relieved after
 going to bed.  Sad mood, with indisposition to talk.  Much  worse
 from talking or mental exertion.
  Magnesia mur.   °Disinclined to talk; prefers solitude.  Tearful
 inclined to weep.  Anxious  in  the room, relieved  in the open air.
 Worse from mental exertion.
  Manganum  acet.   cConstantly whining,  moaning  or groaning.
 Silent,  reserved,  peevish.   Ill-humored, vexed over  trifles.   Low-
 spirited.
  Marum verum.   °Great mental excitement  and  loquacity.   Irre-
 sistible desire to  sing.   Indolence,  physical and mental.   Great
 sensitiveness and excitability.  Irritable  mood, at  and after dinner
with pressure in forehead.
  Mephitis.   °Fancies so vivid they unfit for mental labor.   Talk-
ative, as if drunk;  excited, with heat of the  head.  Angry  about
trifles, or imaginary things. 
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    ♦Mercurius.  ♦Weakness of memory; answers  questions slowly.
  Hurried and rapid talking.  °Anxiety, and  restless change of place;
  ebullitions, sweat; apprehensive;  imaginary fears; fears he will lose
  his mind;  worse evening and  night;  wants to go abroad; tries  to
  flee from the  house.   Homesickness.   Delirium  and  other mental
  derangements of  drunkards.  Continuous moaning  and  groaning.
  Irritable,  quarrelsome; or  taciturn  and indifferent.   Suspicious,
  distrustful mood.  Imbecility;  does foolish,  mischievous, disgusting
  actions.
    Mercurius  biniod.   ^Dullness   of  head  during  coryza;  better
  walking  in open air.   Delirium with  increased  fever, with  ulcers
  on fauces and tonsils.   Cheerful in evening,  after pleasant  things
  happened; merry, though head  is  worse.  Low-spirited,  disposed
  to cry.   Ill-humor and bad  taste on waking in morning.
    Mercurius cor.  cStares at persons who talk to him and does not
  understand them.   Weakness  of the intellect.   Mind sluggish with
 torpid digestion.  Anxiety preventing  sleep.
    Mercurius prot.  iod. °Lively, talkative, good-natured.  Destructive
 mood.  Anxiety,  low-spiritedness, etc.,  retard  the  action  of  the
 remedy.
   ♦Mezereum. ♦Hypochondriacal and despondent, inclined to weep.
 -Easily confused,  unable to  recollect; thinking  is difficult.  Rest-
 less when alone, longs  for company.   Apprehensiveness  felt  at pit
 of  stomach, as when  expecting  unpleasant  news.  Indifference   to
 everything  and everybody.   Angry at trifles; is  soon sorry  for  it.
 Irresolute.
   Millefolium.   -Anxious,  with  pain  in the heart.  Melancholy
 sadness;  much excited,  with pains in  pit  of stomach.
   Muriatic  acid.   ^Unconsciousness; moaning;  taciturnity;  intro-
 verted and  quiet; sitting quiet, sad and  silent, with  anxious care
 about  the future.   Irritable,  disposed to anger and chagrin.   Peev-
 ishness.  Restlessness,  frequently  changing position.
  Myrica.  Great  despondency;  dejected; irritable. Cannot concen-
 trate the  mind on  any subject.   Dull,  drowsy state.
  Naja.   -Suicidal insanity.    Wandering of mind.  Sad   and seri-
ous; irresolute;  melancholy;  makes  himself  wretched,   brooding
over imaginary wrongs  and  misfortunes.  Very  forgetful, absent-
minded.  Insensible,  loss of consciousness.
  Natrum  ars.   GNervous  restlessness.   Cannot concentrate the
mind;  dull, listless; forgetful. 
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  *Natrum  Carb.   ♦Depressed, extremely despondent mood.  Intol-
erable melancholy and  apprehensiveness.   -Inability  to  think, or
to perform any mental  labor, the head  feels stupefied  if he tries to
exert  himself. Difficulty in grasping and connecting thoughts, when
reading or listening.   Aversion to man and society.   Sadness; de-
pression of  spirits;  hypochondriacal  mood.   Irritable,  excitable
mood.  Avarice.  Maliciousness.  Restlessness,  with attacks of anx-
iety, especially during  a thunder  storm.   Anxiety,  trembling  and
sweat during the pains. In the evening restlessness of body, unless
he exerts himself mentally.   Affected by  playing on  the piano for
a short time, with  painful anxiety in chest, trembling  of body,  and
weariness; must lie down.
  ♦Natrum  mur.  ♦Melancholy,  depressed,  sad, and  weeping; con-
solation aggravates, with  palpitation and intermittent pulse, diffi-
culty  of thinking; absence of mind;  memory and will weak.  When
trying to comfort him  he  becomes  enraged.  Hurriedness,  with
anxiety.  Likes to dwell on  past  unpleasant occurrences.   Hypo-
chondriacal; tired of life.  Gets angry at trifles; hateful, vindictive.
Joyless, indifferent, taciturn.  Delirium  occurring  at any time, with
starting of the body, picking at bedclothes,  wandering  delirium  and
muttering, with frothy  or very dry tongue;  fear.
  Natrum sul.   inability  tp think.   Cheerfulness;  happy  mood;
after  stool.   Depressed; tearful; music makes her sad.  Satiety of
life; must use all self-control to prevent shooting himself.  Irritable;
worse mornings.
    Nitric acid.   °Nervous,   excitable,  easily startled  and  fright-
ened.    Irritable, feeble, vexed at trifles.    Anxious about his  dis-
ease,  with  fear of death.     Depressed,  despondent  mood; discon-
tented, inclined to weep.   Weak memory,  aversion to mental exer-
tion;  taciturn.   Sadness, despondency.   Vindictive attacks of rage,
with  curses  and maledictions.   Nervous and  excitable, especially
after  abuse  of mercury.
  ♦Nux mos.   ♦Changeable mood, one moment laughing,  the  next
crying. Absence of mind, cannot think;   has to collect his  thoughts
slowly  before speaking or answering.    Loss of memory.   -Stupor
and insensibility; unconquerable  sleep. Unconsciousness after men-
tal  excitement, especially just before menses; thoughts vanish with
fainting.   Gradual vanishing of thoughts, when reading inclined to
fall asleep.  Memory weak. Gives answers  wholly  irrelevant to the 
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questions put to him.  Surroundings seem changed; fanciful, dreamy
images; does not recognize the   known street.   Short  time  seems
very long to her. Delirium, violent vertigo, strange gestures, loud,
improper talk, sleeplessness.  Delirium tremens, slowness of senses,
 imaginary fancies,  awakens and knows  not  where he is; laughter,
with stupid  expression.   Laughter,  everything  seems ludicrous;
talks loudly to herself.   Weeping  mood,  gloomy, fears  to  go to
sleep.   Fickle,  irresolute.   Slow action; of senses;  of will.   From
overtaxing the mind;  sleepy; gastric ailments; hysteria.
   ♦Nux vom.  ♦Quarrelsome, even to  violence; ill-humored; finds
fault and scolds; irritable,  morose;  stubborn.  Over-sensitive to ex-
ternal  impressions; cannot tolerate noise, talking,  music,  strong
odors,  or bright light.   Hypochondriac mood, worse  after eating,
especially in persons  of  sedentary  habits,  or  in those who dissipate,
with abdominal  sufferings  and constipation.   Great dread  and in-
capacity for literary  work.  °Cannot  think   correctly.   Defective
memory; manner shy and  awkward.   Cannot read or  calculate, for
she loses the connection of ideas;  thinks  she will lose her reason.
Time passes too slowly.  Delirium tremens,  with over-sensitive-
ness,  nervous excitability and malicious vehemence.  Desire  to talk
about one's  condition, and anxious reflections about it.  Disincli-
nation  to work and great lassitude  or  weakness in the  morning.
Cannot bear reading or conversation,  and wishes to be alone. Anx-
iety, with irritability   and   inclination to  commit  suicide,  but  is
afraid  to die.  Despondent and buoyant alternately.  Loss  of en-
ergy.    Careful,  zealous persons, inclined  to  get excited and angry,
or of  a spiteful,  malicious disposition,  fiery, excited temperament.
Over-sensitiveness; every harmless  word offends,  every little noise
frightens, anxious and beside  themselves;  cannot bear the least,even
suitable medicine.   Ailments  after continued mental labor.   Worse
after mental  exertion.  After anger, chilliness, alternating with heat;
vomiting of  bile, and thirst;  great  laziness, and aversion  to occupy
one's self.
  GSnanthe croc.   Furious delirium,as if drunk;  insanity.  Sudden
and complete loss  of consciousness.
  Oleander.   cWeak  memory.  Absence of  mind, want of  attention.
Slowness of  perception.  Difficult  comprehension  of what he reads.
Indolence, aversion to do  anything.   Cannot  bear contradiction;
becomes enraged.  After mental  exertion,  flushes of heat. 
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  ♦Opium.   ♦Complete loss of consciousness,  with slow, stertorous
breathing,  insensibility to  external  impressions.   Delirious,  eyes
wide open,  glistening;  face red, puffed up;   sees  frightful and dis-
tressing visions.    Drunkenness;  with stupor, as  from  smoke in
the brain;  eyes burning, hot and dry.  Dull and stupid,  as if drunk.
Delirium  tremens,  apoplexy;   constipation.    Unconscious,   eyes
glassy, half closed;  face pale;  deep  coma.   Imagines part  of body
very large.   Thinks she is not at home.   Delirium  tremens,  with
dullness of  the senses,  and at  intervals sopor,  with snoring; in old,
emaciated persons; sees animals; affrighted expression of face. Im-
becility of will,  as though annihilated.  Nervous and irritable. Ail-
ments from excessive joy;  fright; anger or shame.   After  fright the
fear of the  fright  still remaining.
  Oxalic  acid.  L Diminished  power  to  concentrate  ideas.  Very
much exhilaratted; quicker thought  and   action.   As soon  as he
thinks about the pains they return.
  Paris quad.  -Loquacious mania.   Silly conduct.  Inclination to
treat others with rudeness and contempt.
  ♦Petroleum.   ♦Delirium; thinks another person  lies alongside of
him; or that one limb  is double.   Sadness  and  despondency; in-
clination to weep.   Excited, irritable, with inclination to be angry
and scold; anxious and irresolute.   Ailments  from  vexation, with
fright.  Did not  know  where she was  in  the street.
  ^Phosphorus.    ♦Stupor,  low,  muttering  delirium;  grasping  at
flocks.  Great indisposition to mental or physical exertion.   Ina-
bility to  think, ideas slow; cannot keep the  mind on any particular
subject.   °Hysterical alternation of laughing and  weeping.   Great
indifference; answers no  questions,  or replies wrongly.  Gloomy
taciturn.   Dejection, thought he would die. Fearfulness, as if some-
thing were creeping out of every  corner.  Anxious, restless; at twi-
light; when alone; about the future;  during a  thunder storm; with
palpitation. Melancholy, sheds tears, or with attacks of involuntary
laughter.   Amativeness.   Apathy;  indifference,   even  toward his
own children. Excitable, easily angered arid  vehement,  from which
he afterwards suffers.   Mind is over-active.   Irritability of mind-
prostrated from the least unpleasant  impression.   While reflecting
headache and dyspnoea; or feeling of  apprehension at pit of  the
stomach sets in.   Any  lively impression  is followed by heat as  "f
immersed in hot water. 
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   *Phosphoric  acid.  ♦Quiet,  perfectly  indifferent;  difficult com-
prehension;  imbecility.    Incapacity  for thought.  Disinclination
to talk;  answers questions reluctantly.   -Unconsciousness, no com-
plaints,  even pinching is not noticed.  Weak memory.  Delirium;
quiet, with great stupefaction, and dullness of  the head;  unintelli-
gible, muttering delirium. Homesickness, with inclination to weep.
Hysteria in  women of dark  complexion, during change of life.  Sad-
ness, grief, and disposition to weep.  Ailments from grief, sorrow,
homesickness, or disappointed love;  particularly  with  drowsiness,
night-sweats, toward  morning; emaciation.
   Phytolacca.   Delirious.   Indisposition to mental exertion.  Dis-
gust  for business of day,  on waking early in morning. Melancholy,
gloom.  Great  fear, is sure he will die.    Indifference to life. Com-
plete shamelessness and  indifference  to exposure of  her person.
Irritability.   Restlessness.  Over-sensitiveness to pain.
   *Platinum.   ♦Illusion;  everything around her is very  small,  and
everybody inferior to  her in  mind  and body.   Arrogant,  proud,
haughty; looks  down  with pitiful contempt on  others.    Sees that
she is alone in  the world, and that life  is wearisome:  but  dreads
death, which she thinks  is near at  hand.   Everything seems strange
and horrible to her.  She thinks all persons are demons.  Delirium,
with  fear of  men,   often  changing with  over-estimation of one's
self.   Disturbed  state  of mind, also  religious,   with  taciturnity,
haughtiness, voluptuousness and cruelty.   Mania, with great pride,
fault-finding, unchaste talk,  trembling and clonic spasms,  caused by
fright or anger.   Mood changing,  cheerful or depressed.  Low-spir-
ited,  inclined to shed tears: worse in  the evening; weeps  with the
pains.   Past events trouble her.    Much  anguish;  she feels as if she
would lose her  senses and die soon. Satiety of life with   taciturnity
and   fear of death.  Great  indifference.    Physical symptoms disap-
pear  and mental symptoms  appear, and vice versa. Mental disturb-
ance  after fright, grief or vexation.
   *Plumbum.   ♦Slow perception;  apathetic; loss of memory;  unable
to find the proper word while talking.   Wild delirium, with  dis-
torted countenance.   Much  depression  of spirits, especially  with
the colic.  Quiet and melancholy mood.   Anxiety with restlessness
and yawning.
   Podophyllum.    Conscious during chill, but cannot talk,  forgets
the words he wishes to  use.  Delirium, loquacity during heat; after- 
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ward forgetful of  what  has passed.   Depression,  imagines  he is
going to die,  or be very ill.   Depression  of spirits, also in gastric
affections.   Disgust for  life; headache.
  *Psorinum.  ♦Despairs of recovery; thinks he  will die; hopeless,
especially after typhus;   better from  nosebleed.   Religious melan-
choly.    Thoughts vanish after over-lifting.   Memory so weak can-
not  remember, does not even  know  his room.   Thoughts which he
cannot get rid of;  they constantly re-appear in his  dreams.  As if
stupid in left half of head in the morning.  Dull,  stupid, foggy, as
after a debauch, on awakening in the night; dizziness,  falls down.
Dull all  afternoon; disinclined to work.   Sad,  depressed, even  sui-
cidal thoughts.   Anxiety, full of fears, of evil forebodings.  Senti-
mental.   Cheerful, takes pleasure in his  work.   Irritable, peevish,
passionate, noisy;  nervous, easily startled; restless;  hands tremble.
Mental labor  causes  fullness in head; intense  headache;  throbbing
in brain; pain in  left  temple.   Every moral  emotion causes  trem
bling.   Several ailments from  even slight  emotions.
  ^Pulsatilla.  ♦Mild, gentle,  timid, yielding  disposition with in-
clination to weep.  Anxiety at  night  as if from heat.  Hypochondriac
moroseness; out of sorts with everything.    Fancies a naked  man
is wrapped in her bed clothes; dreams of men.   Mania  from  sup-
pressed  menses.   Religious mania,  sees  the devil coming to   take
her; the world on  fire during  night; fear,  rage in spells  or weeping;
forgetful; lurid, lucid  moments.   Easily moved to tears or laughter.
Silent mood; disgusted  at everything.  In  early morn depressed;
full  of cares about domestic   affairs.  Dread  of  men.   Tremulous
anguish as if death was  near.  Anguish about the heart even to sui-
cide.  Peevish, changeable,  pale, chilly—children.   Envy,   covet-
ousness.  Fatigue:by mental labor; head affected.  After slight emo-
tions, difficult breathing; bad effects  from  fright, mortification or
 excessive joy.
   Ranunculus bulb.   Vanishing of thought on reflection.  Obtuse-
ness of  the senses.   Angry mood; quarrelsome.
   Rheum.    Child asks  for different things, impetuously  and with
crying;  dislikes even its  favorite things.   Screaming  of  children
with urging and  sour stools.   Indolent,   taciturn.  Morose.   Rest-
 less, with weeping.
   Rhododendron.    Leaves  out whole words in writing.  Great in
difference with aversion to all occupation and labor. 
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    Rhus tox.   cFull of sad thoughts,  anxious,   apprehensive,  es-
 pecially in the evening  and  at  night,  with  desire for  solitude,
  and inclination  to weep,  worse in house, relieved  by  walking in
 open air.   Anxiety with  great  restlessness;  cannot remain in bed.
  Stupefaction,  with tingling in head and pains  in limbs, better in
 motion.   Absence of mind;  forgetful, difficult comprehension; can-
 not remember the  most  recent  events.   Incoherent  talking; an-
 swers hastily or reluctantly.  Thought seems difficult; answers cor-
 rectly,  but slowly.   Low,  mild  delirium; thinks he is roaming over
 fields,  or hard  at work.   Low-spirited,  with prostration;  inclina-
 tion to weep,  especially in the  evening, with  desire  for  solitude.
 Fears  he will  be   poisoned.  Anxiety, timidity;  worse at twilight;
 restless, change of place;  wants to go from bed to bed.   Satiety of
 life with fear of death.  Thoughts of suicide; wants to drown him-
 self.
   Rumex.   Low-spirited,  with  serious expression of face, with sui-
 cidal mood.  Irritable; disinclined to mental exertion.
   Ruta.    Inclination to quarrel and contradict.  Dissatisfied with
 himself and others; anxious and low-spirited,  with mental  dejection.
 Melancholy disposition toward  evening.
   Sabadilla.   -No response to  questions, loss  of  consciousness;
 then he jumps  up and runs recklessly through the room.  Imagines
 himself sick; parts shrunken. Delirium during intermittents. Mania;
 rage, quieted only by  washing  head   in  cold water.   Melancholy,
 from deep-seated  abdominal  irritation.   Anxious sensation  with
 qualmishness.   Easily frightened.  Thinking  produces  headache.
 Mental exertion aggravates headache, and  produces  sleep.  After
 fright,  hysteric paroxysms.
   Sabina.    Music is  intolerable to her.   Much  irritability of tem-
 per, hysteria.   Hypochondriacal mood.   Great tiiedness  and  lazi-
 ness,  with feeling of deep-seated inward trouble,  which makes him
 melancholy and sad.
   Sambucus.    Sees images when  shutting  eyes; delirium,  with
 fever.   Anxiety with vomiting;  with sweat. Very easily frightened;
 trembling, anxiety and  restlessness.  Fright, followed by suffocative
 attacks, with bluish, bloated face.
   Sanguinaria.   -Confusion relieved  by  eructations,  anxiety and
feeling  of dread; anxiety precedes vomiting and delirium.    Morose-
ness, with nausea, cannot  bear  a person to walk  in  room.  Angry;
irritability, moroseness. 
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   Sarsaparilla.    Mental depression, caused by the pains.  Anxiety
with the pains.   Morose, with inclination  to work.  Gloomy,  de-
sponding, without  known  cause;   debility,   irritable,   impatient,
changeable.   Thinking about the food he has been   eating  makes
him sick.
   *Secale.   *Great anxiety and fear of death.    Stupid, half-sleepy
state.   Impaired  power  of thinking.  Mania, with  inclination  to
bite, with inclination to  drown one's self.  Uncomfortableness and
depression.  Anxiety, sadness,  melancholy.   Great   anguish,  wild
with anxiety, apathy, indifference.
   Selenium.  °Great dullness, with  complete  insensibility and in-
difference to his surroundings.  Very  forgetful,  especially in busi-
ness; during slumber, however,  he remembers all he had forgotten.
A kind of stammering, he uses syllables of  words in wrong connec-
tions; therefore,  pronounces some words incorrectly.  Difficult com-
prehension.  Total unfitness for any kind of work. Great talkativeness
when excited.   Mental labor fatigues him much.
   ♦Sepia.  ♦Very irritable, fretful, easily  offended.  Great  apathy,
indifference to everything,  even  to  one's  own  family.   Indolent
mood.   cIndisposed to any   exertion,  mental  or  physical.  Weak
memory.   Heavy flow of ideas.   Inability for  mental activity.  Fits
of involuntary weeping and  laughter.  Aversion to one's occupation.
Sadness about one's health and domestic affairs.   Dread  of being
alone.  Anxiety, with  fear,  flushes of heat  over the face, about real
or imaginary evils.  Is easily offended and inclined to be vehement.
Great irritability alternating  with  indifference.   Greedy,  miserly
Great excitability in company.  Restless,  fidgety.  After  over-ex-
ertion of mind,  as with book-keepers,  etc.
  Silicia. -Confusion of mind; difficulty in fixing attention.  Wishes
to drown herself.   Screaming violently.   Over-anxious  about  him-
self; low-spirited; weeps  every evening.  Gloomy;   feels  as if she
would die.   Desponding, melancholy,  tired  of life.   Compunctions
of conscience about trifles.    Indifferent,   apathetic,  yielding, faint-
hearted,  anxious mood.   When crossed,  has to restrain  himself to
keep from doing violence. Child  obstinate,  headstrong;  cries when
kindly spoken to.  Restless,  fidgety, starts  at  least noise.  Reading
and writing fatigue, cannot bear to think.
  Spigelia.    Weak  memory.  Disinclined  to mental work.  Rest
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 mood.  Afraid of pointed  things, as pins; easily irritated or offended.
   Spongia.   :Mental dullness.   Difficult comprehension.   Irresisti-
 ble desire to sing, with  excessive  mirth.   Disposition  to  weep.
 Paroxysms of anxiety.  Fears of the future; tired  of life. Obstinacy.
 Aggravation  from  excitement.
   Squilla.    Great anxiety  of  mind  with  fear  of  death.   Angry
 about trifles.  Aversion to mental or bodily labor.
   Stannum.   Forgetful  and absentminded.   She  cannot  get rid
 of an idea once fixed in her mind. Visions by day of fancied things.
 Feels like crying all the time, but crying makes  her  worse.  Sad-
 ness,  with  aversion to  men  and  disinclination  to  talk.   Con-
 tinued  restlessness and anxiety.   Cannot muster  sufficient courage
 to do anything.   Sullen,  answers  unwillingly and shortly.   Think-
 ing  makes  her fee"l  wretched.  From  giving  directions  in her
 domestic affairs, great palpitation of the heart and anxiety.
   *Staphisagria.   ♦Very  peevish, throws  or  pushes  things  away
 indignantly.   Great  indignation about  things  done by  others, or
 himself;  grieves about  the consequences.   JWant  of memory and
 heavy weight between the eyes.  Indifference, low-spirited, dullness
 of mind; after onanism. Hypochondriacal,apathetic, with weak mem-
 ory, caused by unmerited insults,  sexual excess,  or  by persistently
 dwelling on sexual subjects.  Very  sensitive to  least impression,
 the least word that seems wrong hurts her.   Fretful, peevish, with
 excessive ill-humor.   Ailments  from indignation, with vexation, or
 reserved displeasure.
  Sticta.  'General  confusion of  ideas;  inability  to  concentrate
 them.   Feels as if she  must talk, whether listened to or  not.
   Stillingia.  Depiessing  spirits,  and gloomy forebodings.
  ♦Stramonium.  ♦Hydrophobia; water, a mirror, or anything bright,
 excites  convulsions;  screams, bites,  mouth dry, pupils large, uncon-
 sciousness.    Talks in a foreign  tongue—typhus.   After fright: St.
 Vitus dance;  epilepsy;  mania,  melancholy.  Delirium,  furious, full
 of fear; tries  to escape; struggles to get out  of  bed.   Incessant and
 incoherent talk; laughing; carphologia; sexual  excitement.   Mania,
desire for light company;  attacks of rage with beating  or striking;
proud;  haughty;  screaming;  biting;  scratching;  terrified;   merry;
exultation; singing and  dancing.  Hallucinations, which terrify the
patient; horrible images;  sees strangers or  imagines  horrible ani-
mals are jumping sideways out  of the  ground, or running  at him. 
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The child on waking is frightened at anything  that first  meets its
eyes; wants to run away from them.  -Dullness of the senses; also
before a rash.   Unconscious, stupid.   Awakens terrified, knows no
one, screams with fright;  clings  to  those  near.   Memory  weak;
loses thoughts before she can give them utterance; weeps about her
weak mind; also after  sunstroke.    Strange,  absurd  ideas; thinks
herself tall,  double,or lying crossways;  one-half of body cut off, etc.
Says he converses with spirits; prays fervently; sermonizes. Ecstasy.
Delirium; shy,hides himself;  tries to escape; conscious of her condi-
tion;  full of  fear;  talks  incessantly,  absurdly,  laughs; clasps her
hands over head, wide  open eyes;  great sexual  excitement during
the night.  Pangs of conscience; thinks he is  not  honest. Alternate
exaltation and melancholy.    On being  reprimanded,   pupils  dilate
immediately.
   *Sulphur.   ♦Melancholy,   sad,  despondent,  inclined  to  weep.
Peevish; irritable, fretful; ill-humored, quarrelsome. Great anxiety
and apprehension in  the evening.  cWeak  memory,  particularly for
names.   Dull, difficult  thinking; misplaces  or cannot  find proper
words when  talking  or  writing.   Foolish, happiness and   pride,
thinks herself in possession of beautiful  things; even rags seem beau-
tiful (also when  recovering   from  spasms).   Indisposed to every-
thing (work,  pleasure,  talking  or motion), in the evening.  Disgust
up to nausea, about any  effluvia arising from  his  own  body.   Mel-
ancholy mood, dwelling on religious  or philosophical speculations;
anxiety about his  soul's salvation;   indifference  about  the lot of
others.   Hypochondriacal mood through the  day; merry in even-
ing.   Peevish,  irritable, quick-tempered.   Excitable  mood; easily
irritated, but  quickly penitent.   Great  obstinacy, dislikes  to have
any one near him.
  Sulphuric acid.  -Must do everything in a  great hurry.   Unwill-
ing to answer; says yes or no with difficulty;  pulse  very  small and
frequent.  Disheartened.  Inclined to  weep.  Irritable,  restless
Mental excitability.
  Tabacum.   cForgetful, slow  perception.  Idiotic; epileptic idiocy
Cheerful,  merry, loquacious.    Melancholy;  better  from weeping
Sudden anxiety with  angina  pectoris; also  with oppression of th
chest,drivinghim from  place  to place. Diseases originating in cere-
bral  irritation, followed by  marked gastric  symptoms.
  Taraxacum.   GConstant muttering  to himself—typhus.  Inclined 
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 to  talk,  laugh and be merry.   Undecided, shunning labor, but after
 beginning, works well.
   Tellurium.  GForgetful.   Quiet  disposition.  Rough,   angular
 disposition.
   Terebinthina.  °Stupefaction,deep sleep;  uraemia,fainting.  Mind
 clear, then unconscious, followed  by inability  to  concentrate his
 mind.   Dull,  languid, relieved by  free micturition.
   Theridion.  °Time passes  too  quickly.  Talkative, inclined  to
 mental exertion, hilarity. Want  of self-confidence; hysteria.   Great
 aversion to work; especially to his usual vocation.
   ♦Thuja occ. ♦Loathing of life.   Very ill-humored and depressed,
  disposed to weep.  °Cannot  think, talks slowly, as if hunting for
 words; uses wrong words.   Fixed  ideas,  as  if a strange person was
 at  his side,  as if soul and body were separated; as if made of  glass,
 as  if a living  animal were  in  the  abdomen.   Insane  women will
 not be  touched or  approached.  Hurried,  with  ill-humor; talks
 hastily.   Disinclined to talk, worse on  awaking mornings.   Feels
 as  if she cannot exist any longer; quiet, shunning everybody.  Ex-
 tremely  scrupulous about least  thing.   Dissatisfied,  quarrelsome;
 over-excited,angry at trifles.   Music causes weeping, and trembling
 of  feet.
  Valeriana.  -Easy  comprehension.  Intellect  predominates over
 mind.   Passes quickly from  one  subject to another.   Intellect con-
 fused, replies  incoherently.   Erroneous ideas; thinks she  is  some
 one else;  moves to edge of bed  to make  room; imagines  animals
 lying near her, which she fears she may  hurt—typhoid fever.  Ec-
 stasy.   Mild delirium,  with  great  excitement and  trembling—-ty-
 phoid.   Fear, especially evening in dark,  palpitation,  trembling.
 Changeable, in hypochondriacal  anxiety  or trembling  excitability.
 Hysteria,  over-excitable; changeable disposition and ideas.
  ♦Veratrum alb. ♦Mania;  persistent raging,  with desire to cut and
 tear,  especially clothes,  with inconsolable  weeping, howling and
 screaming over some fancied  misfortune.  °Stupid  from  excess  in
 alcoholic drinks; never  speaks the  truth; does  not  know herself
 what she is saying;   thinks   himself  distinguished;   squanders his
 money.   Delirium, heavy, soporous sleep, restless, thirsty, cramps
 in legs,  cold sweat,  tingling, irregular pulse.   Cerebro-spinal men-
ingitis.   Loquacity,  he  talks  rapidly; talks  much  about  religious
things; praying; disposed to talk  about the faults of others,  or silent; 
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 but  if irritated, scolding,  calling names.   Kisses everybody before
 menses; impudent behavior in child-bed; curses all night and  com-
 plains of stupid feeling, with  headache and  ptyalism;  dislikes to
 talk except in delirium; cannot bear to be alone; fearfulness; starts,
 with running about and shouting;  anxious,  restless, easily  fright-
 ened, whining, weeping,  apathetic  delirium,   blue  face—typhoid.
 Anxiety as after committing an evil deed; worse evening and  after
 dinner; despair about his  position  in  society;  feels  very unlucky;
 despairs of her salvation;  with suppressed catamenia,  after fright;
 fear, anxiety, coldness,fainting, involuntary diarrhoea, consequences
 of injured pride or honor.
   *Veratrum  vir.   ♦Quarrelsome  and delirious.   Stupefaction,  con-
 gestion.   Mental  confusion, loss  of memory,  vertigo, cerebral  hy-
 peraemia.  Insanity from  cerebral  congestion.   Puerperal- mania;
 silent, suspicious; will not see her physician,  he  seems to  terrify
 her; fears being poisoned;  sleepless, can hardly be kept in her bed-
 room.   Depression of spirits.
   Viola  odor.  :Weakness of memory,  or increased mental activity,
 easy comprehension.  The  intellect predominates over the emotions.
 Very  restless, talking  much—measles.   Hysterical,  inclined  to
 weep without knowing why.
   Viola tri.  °Great dullness of the  intellect.   Low-spirited  about
 domestic  affairs.   Great  indifference.  .Bad,  morose humor  with
 inclination to talk.  Very sensitive and inclined to scold.
  ♦Zincum met.   *Mental  operations difficult;  loss  of  thought and
a soporous condition of mind.  'Unconscious,signs of effusion into the
brain; feet constantly moving; often  from undeveloped eruptions.
Weak memory with stinging pains in the head.   Repeats all questions
before answering them.  Stares as if frightened  on waking, and rolls
from  side to  side.   Sensitive  to  others  talking.  Low-spirited at
 noon; lively  in the evening or vice versa.  Thinks of death calmly;
or hypochondriacal, with gastric  symptoms; pressure  in  spine and
fear  of death.  Child cross toward evening; brain affected.
  Zingiber.  cForgetful; not in least anxious  in  midst of physical
 suffering from threatened suffocation. Good humored.  Irritable and
 chilly; also during menses.
                           REPERTORY
   Aberration of—cicuta.
   Absence  of—aeon.,  ♦agn.,  am.  c,  *apis,   arn.,   arum,  bell. 
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 bovist., *cann.  ind., canst,  chel., ign., kalic,  lye,  mag. c,  naja,
 nat.  m., ♦nux m., olean,  rhus, stann.
   Absorbed—cocc, eye
   Activity —aloe,  aur., *coff.,  dig., helon.,  kali phos., phos.,  sepia,
 viola o.
   Affectionate—ign.
   Afraid—♦aeon., ♦bell.,  camph., cupr., nux v., spig.
   Agitation—glon.
   Agony—*acon.
   Alone —aethus.,  ant. t.,  ♦ars., bovist., brom.,  bry., camph., ♦carb.
 ani., caust.,   chin,  s.,  clem., con., dros., gels.,  helon.,  hyos.,  ign.,
 kali  c,  lye  mez.,  nux  v.,  phos.,  ♦plat, sepia, ver.  a.
   Alternating—absinth.,  acet.  a., aeon.,  aescul.,  aloe, asar.,  aur.,
 carb.  ani., clem., croc, eye, glon.,  hyos., nux  v., phos., stram.
   Ambition—♦lilium.
   Amnesic aphasia—Kali brom.
   Amorous—hyos., phos., (viola tri36).
   Anger—aeon., alum.,Arg. n., am., ♦bell.,  ♦bry., calc. phos., caps.,
 carb.  v., cimi., cocc,  coloc, ♦dulc,  ferr.,  ♦ign.,  ipec, led.,  lye,
 meph., mez., mur.  a., nat. m., nux v., opium, petrol., phos.,  plat.,
 ranunc,  sang.,  squill.,  thuj.
   Anguish—ambr., *arn.,  ars.,  aur., can. i., hell.,  mag. c, plat.,
 puis., secale.
   Answers—agar.,  arn., bapt., cact.,  cic,   cimi., colch.,  coloc,
 crot.  h.,  hell.,  ♦hyos.,  ♦mere,  nux m.,  phos.,  ♦phos. a., rhus,
 sabad., stann.,  sul. a., valer.,  zinc.
   Anxiety—acet.  a.,♦aeon.,aethus.,ail., aloe, am. e, arg. m., ♦arg.n.,
 arn.,    ♦ars.,  asar.,  benz. a., borax,  ♦bry.,   ♦calc  c, calc.  ph.,
 ♦camph., carb.  ani., caust., chel., chin,  ars., chin, s.,  cic,  cimi.,
 cinch., cocc,  crot. h., crot. t, cupr.,  ♦dig.,  dros.,  gels.,  graph.,
 hep. s.,  hyper.,  kali  c, kali  i., kali n., kali phos.,  kalm.,  lach.,
 laur., lith., mere,   mere  cor., mere  p.  i., nat.  c, nat. m., nux v.,
 plumb.,psor.,  ♦puis., ♦rhus, samb., sang., sars., ♦secale, sepia,  sil.,
 spong., squill.,  stann., ♦sul., tabac, valer.,  ver. a.
   Anxious—♦abrot.,  agn.,  am.  e, ant.  c,  arn., ♦ars.,  asaf., aur.,
bell.,   berb.,   ♦borax, calc.  ph., ♦can. i., can.  s., canth., carb. v.,
cic, cina, croc, cupr., eup. perf., euphorb., fluor. a., hyos., kreos.,
mag.  c, mag. m.,  mill.,  mur.  a.,  nit.  a.,  nux v.,  petrol.,  phos.,
rhus,  ruta,  sabad., sil., spig.,  ver. a. 
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  Apathy—apis, cinch., phos., ♦plumb., secale, sepia, silic, staph.,
ver. a.
  Apprehension—alum., am. m., ant. t., ^arg. n., asaf., aur., calad.,
calc.  c, can.  s., carb.  ani.,  ♦chin, s.,  euphorb.,  fluor. a.,  glon.,
♦graph., hyos., kreos., lil., lob., mere, mez., ♦nat. c, phos., *rhus,
*sul.
  Arrogant—♦plat.
  Attention—baryt., bovist., caust.,  hell.,  olean., sil.
  Aversion—abrot., am.  c, am. m.,  ars.,  bovist.,  brom., calad.,
*cina, con.,  fluor. a., hyos.,  nat. c,  nit.  a.,  nux v., olean.,  rhod.,
sepia, squill.,  stann., therid.
  Avoids—♦carb. ani.
  Awkward—apis, bovist., camph., caps.,  nux v.
  Bad News—gels., ign., mez.
  Barked—bell.,  canth.
  Beating—canth., cupr., ♦stram.
  Bed—agar., ♦ars., ♦bell., caust., cina, cinch., *hyos., *ign.,  lach.,
lye,  mag.  c,  nat. m., ♦rhus, ♦stram., valer.
  Bites—♦bell.,  cupr., secale, ♦stram.
  Blame—♦ign.
  Bright—glon.
  Brutal—absinth.
  Buoyancy—chin,  s., fluor. a., nux v.
  Business—cimi.,  con.,  hyos., phyt., selen.
  Busy— apis.
  Calm—lye, zinc.
  Captious—ars.
  Careful—iod., nux.
  Careless—gels.
  Caressed, averse to being—♦cina.
  Carphologia— ♦bell., hell.,  ♦hyos.,  ♦phos.,  ♦stram.
  Chagrin—aeon., mur. a.
  Changing-aeon., alum., apis,  am., ♦ars.,  ♦bell,  borax,  croc
cupr., dros.,  graph.,  ♦ign.,   lach., mere, mur. a., ♦nux  m.,  plat'
puis.,  rhus, sars.,valer.
  Cheerfulness—aur.,  borax, carb. a., coff.,  colch   fr»ic     i
         .             ,                             "'  &eis.,    lye,
mere b. i., nat. s., plat., psor., tabae
  Child—♦abrot., aeon., aethus., ♦ant. c,  ant. t, baryt., benz. a
calc.  ph., caps., caust, ♦cham., ♦cina, cinch., coff.,  cupr., graph'
♦ign., kali br., kali phos.,  puis., rheum,  sil., ♦stram., zinc 
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   Clairvoyant—aeon.,  can.  i.
   Clumsy—anae,  caps.
   Collapse—carb.  v.
   Comatose—calad., opium.
   Commands—lye
   Company—bism.,  clem.,  hyos., mez., sepia, ♦stram.
   Complains—aeon., canth., hyos.,  phos.  a., ver. a.
   Comprehension—♦ail.,  ambr.,  bovist., cham.,  cocc, lach., mere
 cor., olean., ♦phos. a., rhus,  selen.,  spong.,  valer., viola o.
   Concentrate—ail.,canth.,  dulc,  hell., iris, laur., myr. e, nat. ars.,
 oxal. a., ♦phos., ♦phos. a.,  sil., sticta, tereb.
   Confidence—alum., aur.,  baryt.,  therid.
   Confusion—aethus., agar., alum.,  ambr., am.  c, ant t, arg.  n.,
 arn., ars.,  bapt.,bell.,  benz. a., ♦calc e,canth.,carb. ani.,  carb.v.,
 cepa,   cham.,  colch.,   coloc, crot. h.,  eye,  dulc,  euphr.,  ferr.,
 hyper.,  kali  c,  lil., ♦lye,mez., sang., sil., sticta, valer., ver. v.
   Conscience—dig., ♦ign., sil., stram.
   Consciousness—♦ail., alum., apis,  arg. n.,  ♦bell., can. i., canth.,
 gels.,  ♦hyos., ign., laur.,  naja, cenan., ♦opium, pod., sabad., stram.
   Consolation—cact, hell., ♦nat.  m.
   Contempt—paris, ♦plat.
   Contented—borax,  cic, ferr.
   Contradictory—Anae ,^aur.,  canth.,  ferr.,  helon.,  ign., olean.,
 ruta.
   Contrition—clem.
   Conversation—♦arg.  n., ♦carb.  ani., fluor. a., hell., nux v.,stram.
   Courage—cinch., stann.
   Covetous—puis.
   Crazy—ambr., chel., cimi., iod., lil.,  mere
   Cries—alum., am.  m.,  ant. e,  ant.  t,  ♦apis,  ♦brom.,  cact.,
 canth., ♦cham., coff., eye,  hep.  s., hyos., iod.,  ♦lil., mere  b. i.,
 ♦nux m., rheum, sil.  stann.
   Crime—chel., eye, ver. a.
   Cruelty—plat.
   Cross—♦abrot., benz. a., cupr., kalm., zinc.
   Curse—♦anae, ♦lil.,  nit. a., ver. a.
   Cut—ver.  a.
   Death—♦aeon., agn., alum.,  apis,  ♦ars., ♦aur.,  cact., cimi., coff.,
crot. h., gels., glon.,  ♦graph.,  kreos.,  lach.,  lob., nit.  a., ♦plat,
puis., rhus, ♦secale, squill, zinc.  See suicide. 
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   Dejected—aeon.,  anae,  ♦aur., baryt,  cimi.,  graph.,  myr.  e,
 phos., ruta.
   Delicacy—*ign.
   Delirium—acet.  a., aeon., ♦act s.,  aescul., aethus.,  ♦agar.,  ail.,
 ant.  c,  apis,  arn., ♦ars.,   ♦arum.,  bapt,   ♦bell., calad.,  calc. c,
 camph.,  canth.,   chin,  a.,  cinch.,  crot.  h.,  cupr.,  dulc,  gels.,
 hell., ♦hyos., hyper.,  kali br.,  lach., lachn.,  mere, mere b.  i., nat.
 mur., nux m., cenan.,  ♦opium, ♦petrol.,  ♦phos.,  phos. a.,  phyt,
 plat., plumb.,  pod.,  rhus,   sabad.,  samb., sang.,  ♦stram.,  valer.,
 ver.  a., ♦ver. v.
   Delirium Tremens—♦am., calc. c, coff., crot. h., hyos., kali br.,
 kali  phos.,  lach.,  nux m., nux v., ♦opium.
   Delusions—kali  br.
   Depression—♦abrot,  aescul.,  ail., am.  e,  ars.,  bovist,  brom.,
 calad.,calc.  c, chin, a., cimi.,  coloc, con., croc,dulc, eup.  purp.,
. ferr.,fluor.a.,gels.,  graph., guaiac, ham.,kali phos., lil.,lye, ♦nat.c,
 ♦nat., m., nat. s.,   ♦nit. a., plat., plumb., pod.,  psor., puis., sars.,
 secale,  still, ♦thuj., ver. v.
   Desires—am. m., ♦anae, asar., aur., ♦bell., bism.,  brom.,  bry.,
 calc.  ph., ♦carb. an.,  cimi.,  cinch., gels.,  ham., helon.,  ign., ipec,
 led.,  ♦lil., mar. v., nat.  c,  nux v., rhus,  spong., ♦stram.,  ver.  a.
   Despair—agn.,  ambr., ♦coff., hell., ♦psor.,  ver. a.
   Despises—cic,  ipec.
   Despondent—aeon., anae,  ♦aur., baryt., bovist., can. s.,  canth.,
 chel.,chin,  s., eup. pert, ♦graph., kali c,  lept.,lob., ♦mez.,  myr.c,
 ♦nat. e,  ♦nit.  a.,  nux v., petrol., sars., sil.,  ♦sul.
   Destructive—mere p. i.
   Disappointed—♦aur., calc.  ph., cimi., hyos., ign.,  phos. a.
   Discontented—borax,  nit. a.
   Disgust—♦aur.,  mere, phyt., pod.,  puis.,  sul.
   Disheartened—sul. a.
   Disinclined—♦aloe,  am. m.,  arg.  m., berb., calc. c,  caust.  clem.
 coloc,  con., guaiac, kali   bi., mag. m.,  nux v., ♦phos. a.,   psor.
 rumex, spig.,  stann., thuj.
   Dislike—cinch., rheum, sul., ver a.
   Disobedient—cinch.
   Dissatisfied—bism., canth., crot.  t, led.,  *ruta, thuj.
    Distant—caust.
   Distracted—canth.,  caust, cepa. 
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   Distrust—dros., mere.
   Disturbed—con., dros.  hell .  plat
   Doubt—lye
   Dread—alum.,  ant.t, apis,♦ars., ♦borax, calc. c,  cinch., graph.,
kali c, kali phos., lach., lye, *nux v., ♦plat.,  puis., sang., sepia.
   Driving—♦ars.,  aur:, ♦coff., tabac
   Drunk—bapt,  kali  phos.,meph.,mere  cenan.,♦opium.
   Dullness—abrot, acet.  a.,  am. c, apis, arg.  n., bism.,  calc ph.,
cham., chin,  a., cic, con.,  crot. h., cupr., eye, dig.,  eup.  purp.,
hell., helon., iris,  kali e,  laur.,  lil., mere b. i., myr. c, nat a.,
♦opium,  phos.  a., psor.,   selen.,  spong.,   staph.,  stram.,   sul.,
terebin.,  viola tr.
   Earnestness—am.  m.
   Ecstasy—aeon.,  agar.,  ♦ant c,  lach., stram., valer.
   Emotions—caps., cimi., colch., gels.,  kreos., psor., puis., viola o.
   Energy—nux v.
   Ennui—kali n.
   Enthusiastic—can.  i.
   Envy—puis.
   Escape—arn., bell.,  cupr.,  hell., mere,  ♦stram.
   Exaggeration—♦can. i.
   Exaltation—♦can.  i., ♦stram.
   Excited—agar.,ambr., ant.t,♦aur.,  bell., bovist.,camph., can.  i.,
carb. v.,  chin, s.,  cist.,  ferr., hyper.,  ♦ign.,   iod.,  kali i.,  kreos.,
lach.,  lachn., mar. v., meph., mill., nat.  c, ♦nit.a., nuxm., nux v.,
petrol., phos., selen.,  sepia,  spong., ♦stram.,  sul., sul.  a.,  thuj.,
valer.
   Exclamations—*arn.
   Exertions—♦agar.,   anae,   calad.,  calc. ph.,   carb. v.,   cinch.,
colch.,   cupr.,  gels,   mag., e,   mag. m.,  nat.,  c,  nit. a., nux v.,
♦olean., ♦phos.,  phyt, rumex, sabad., sepia, therid.
   Exhilaration—oxal.  a.
   Expression—♦bell.,  ♦borax,  nux m., opium,  rumex.
   Exultation— stram.
   Faint-hearted—sil.
   Fancies—aeon.,  agar.,  ambr.,arn.,caust, dig., kali phos.,meph.,
nux m., puis., stann., ver.  a.
   Fault-finding—helon., ♦nux v., plat.
   Feeble—abrot,  ♦nit. a. 
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CHAPTER I. — MIND
  Fear— *acon.,  agn.,  ambr., arg.  m., arg.  n.,  ♦arn.,  ♦ars.,  aur.,
bell., berb.,  ♦bry., cact., caust.,  ♦calc. c, ♦can. i., caps., carb. v.,
cepa, chel., cic, cimi., clem., cocc,  crot. h.,  cupr., dig., fluor. a.,
gels., glon., hyos., iod.,  iris,  kali c, kali phos., lach., laur., led.,
♦lil.,  mag. c,  mere,nat. m., nit. a.,  nux m., opium, phos.,  phyt.,
plat., psor.,  puis., rhus,  ♦secale,  sepia,  spong.,  squill., ♦stram.,
valer., ver.  a., ver.  v., zinc.
  Fickle—asaf.,  bism., nux  m.
  Fidgety—graph.,  sepia, sil.
  Fiery—nux v.
  Foggy—psor.
  Foolish—anae, ♦hyos., mere, sul.
  Forebodings—kali phos.,  psor., ♦still.
  Forlorn—graph.
  Forgets—absinth., am. e,  ♦arn.,   arum.,  bell.,  calad., calc. c.,
calc.  ph., canth.,   chel., fluor.  a., glon.,  graph.,  guaiac,   ham.,
hydras.,  hyper.,  kali br., kreos., naja, nat. a.,  pod.,  puis,   rhus.,
selen., stann., tabac,  tell., zing.
  Frantic—glon.
  Frenzy—apis.
  Fretful—abies c,  ♦ant. c, berb, borax, calc. ph., caust., graph.,
kali phos.,  ♦sepia,  staph., ♦sul.
  Fright—aeon., aloe,  ant.  t.,'  arg. n., am.,   bell., ♦bry.,   caps.,
carb. an., cimi., cina,  hyos., hyper.,  kali br.,  kali phos.,  lach., lye,
nit. a., nux v., opium, pertol., plat, puis.,  sabad., samb.,♦stram.,
ver. a.,  zinc.
  Fun—♦can. i.
  Furious—♦act s., *bell.,  canth., cenan., ♦stram.
  Gay—aeon., ant. t.
  Gentle—♦puis.
  Ghosts—aeon., ars., bell., carb. v.
  Gloomy—abrot.,  aescul., am. c,  am.  m.,  asar.,  calc. e, cinch.
helon., kali phos.,  nux  m.,  phos., phyt., sars., sil., spig., still.
  Good-humored—abrot.,  mere p. i., zing.
   Greedy—sepia.
  Grief—acet. a., am. m., baryt, calc ph., ♦cimi.,  graph.,  ♦ign.,
phos. a., plat.,  ♦staph.
   Grinding of Teeth—♦bell.
   Groaning—cocc, mang.,  mere 
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    Growled—bell.
    Hallucinations—absinth., aethus.,  *bell.,  ♦can. i., ♦hyos., hydras.,
 kali phos., opium, ♦stram.
    Happy—apis, cic,  cinch., nat.  s.,  sul.
    Haste—hep.  s., rhus, thuj.
    Hates—aloe, graph., led., nat. m.
    Haughty—♦plat,  ♦stram.
    Headstrong—lye, sil.
    Heaviness—agar., bism.
    Hesitates—graph.
    Hides—bell., stram.
    Hilarity—croc, therid.
    Homesickness—bry., calc. ph., caps.,  clem.,  coff., eup.  purp.,
 glon.,  hell.,  kali phos., mere,  phos. a.
    Honor—ver.  a.
    Hope—♦arn., caust., lith., ♦psor.
    Horror—kali br.,  kali phos., plat., ♦stram.
   Howling—cic, ipec, ver a.
   Hurry—aur.,  cimi.,  cina, ♦hyos.,  ♦lil., ♦mere, +nat m.,  sul. a.,
 thuj.
   Hydrocephalus—apis, hell.
   Hydrophobia—♦stram.
   Hypochondriasis—aloe, ♦anae, arn.,  cact., caps.,   con.,  euphr.,
 hep. s., ♦mez.,  nat.  c, nat. m., *nux v.,  ♦puls.jSabina, staph., sul.,
 valer.,  zinc.
   Hysteria—♦asaf., ♦cocc,  ferr., nux m., phos.,  phos.  a., sabad.,
 sabina,  therid., valer., viola, o.
   Ideas—bapt,  calad.,  carb.  v., cinch.,  coff.,  cupr., glon., hell.,
 hyper.,  kieos., lach., laur.,  lil., lye, nux v., ♦phos.,sepia,  stann.,
 sticta,  stram., thuj., valer.
   Idiocy—aethus.,  tabac.
   Ill-humor—agar.,aloe,am.  m.,^ant. t.,arg. m.,asaf.,borax, bovist.,
 brom.,♦bry.,♦cham.,  chel., ♦cina, cinch., colch., con., croc, fluor.a.,
 graph.,  ipec,  kali   bi., kali,  n., kreos., led.,  mang., mere b. i.,
 ♦nux v., staph,, ♦sul.,  ♦thuj., viola tri.
   Illusions—anae, ars., ♦bell.,  cham, cina., cinch., ♦hyos., hyper.,
kali br., lach.,  lye, ♦petrol., ♦plat.,  puis.,   rhus,  stann.,  stram.,
sul.,  thuj., valer., ver. a.
   Images—ambr.,  arn., kali br., kali phos.,  lach.,  lachn., nux m.,
samb.,  ♦stram. 
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CHAPTER I.—MIND
   Imaginations—anae,  ars.,  asar.,  ♦aur.,  ♦bell.,  *can.  i.,  cham.,
cina,coff.,  hyos., laur., nux m., opium, pod., sabad., ♦stram., valer.
   Imaginary things—♦bell.,cina.,  hyos., ♦ign., *laur.,meph., mere,
naja.,  nux m., sepia.
   Imbecility—mere, opium, ♦phos. a.
   Impatience—♦cham., coloc, ♦ign., lil., sars.
   Imperious—lye
   Impetuous—rheum.
   Impressions—colch., ♦nux v., ♦opium,  phos.,  staph.
   Impudent—graph., ver. a.
   Impulsive—♦arg.  n.
   Inclined—am.  c,   ant c,   benz. a.,  bry.,  calc ph.,  carb.  v.,
cinch.,  ♦dulc, ferr., ♦graph.,  hydras.,  kreos.,  led., ♦mez.,  nux  v.,
paris,  petrol.,  phos.  a.,  plat, ♦puis.,  ♦rhus,   ruta,  sars.,  secale,
sepia,  ♦sul.,  sul. a., tarax , therid., viola o. viola tr.
   Incoherent  talk—agar., gels., hyos.,  rhus, ♦stram., valer.
   Inconsolable—♦aeon.,  cinch., ver. a.
   Inconstant— ♦ign.
   Indifference—agar.,  anae,  ♦apis,  ♦arn.,  berb.,  carb.  v.,  cimi.,
cinch.,con.,cupr., fluor.  a.,  hell.,  kalibi., lye,  mere,  mez., nat.m.,
phos.,   ♦phos. a., phyt, plat,  rhod.,   secale,  selen., ♦sepia, sil.,
staph.,  sul.,  viola tr.
   Indignation—calc. ph., coloc,  ipec,  *staph.
   Indolence—abrot, borax, mar.  v., olean., rheum,  ♦sepia.
   Insanity—absinth.,  ♦anae,  ♦can.  i., hyos., kali phos.,  *lil., naja,
cenan.,  thuj.,  ver. v.
   Insensibility—anae, ant. c,  lach., laur., naja, nux. m., ♦opium,
selen.
   Insight—♦agn.
   Insolent—canth., staph.
   Insupportable—coff.
   Intellect—calc. ph., colch.,  crot. h.,  hell., hyper., lil.,  mere cor.
valer.,  viola o.,  viola tr.
   Irascible—ipec.
   Irrelevant—hyos., nux. m.'
   Irresolute—*ign., mez.,  naja, nux m.,petrol.
   Irritable—abies c,acet. a.,aeon.,aescul.,aethus.,am. m.,arum asaf
asar., ♦bry.,  calc. e, canth., caps.,  carb. v.,  caust., *cham., chel.
chin,  a., cimi.,   cinch., clem.,  colch.,  coloc,   cupr.,  eye   dros 
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gels., graph., hell., helon., hep.  s., hydras.,  hyper.,  ♦ign.,  iod.,
♦kali e, lachn.,  lil., lye,  mar.  v., mere, mur. a., myr.  c, nat.  c,
nat.  s., ♦nit. a.,  ♦nux v.,  opium, petrol., phos., phyt., psor., rumex,
sabina, sang.,  sars.,  ♦sepia,  spig., spong.,  ♦sul., sul.  a., tabac,
ver.  a.,  zing.
   Kiss—ver.  a.
   Jealous—♦apis,  hyos.,  ign., lach.
   Jest—♦ign., kali i.
   Joyish—asaf., coloc, eye, nat. m.,  opium,  puis.
   Labor—agar., ♦aloe,  aur., berb., brom., graph., guaiac,  kali bi.,
kali  c, meph.,  nat. e, phos., psor.,  puis., rhod.,  selen.,   squill.,
tarax.
   Lamentations—brom.,  coff, hell.
   Languor—hyper., kali  bi., terebin.
   Lascivious—calad.,  dig.,  ♦hyos.
   Lassitude—aloe, kali phos.,  nux v.
   Laughter—asaf.,  ♦bell.,  ♦can. i.,  coff., croc,  ferr.,  fluor.  a.,
graph., ♦hyos., ♦ign.,  ♦nux. m.,  phos., puis.,  sepia,  ♦stram.,  tarax.
   Laziness—nux v., sabina.
   Life—♦ant.  c,  ♦aur.,  bell.,  berb.,  lach.,  lye, nat.  m., nat.  s.,
phyt, ♦plat, pod., sil.,  spong.,  ♦thuj.
   Light-aeon., *arg.  n., hyos..  ♦nux v.
   Listless—kali bi., lil.,  nat. a.
   Loathing—♦ant.  c,  ♦thuj.
   Looked at—♦ant. c
   Lonesome—lith.
   Longing—aur.,  cinch.,  kreos.,  mez.
   Loquacity—agar., ambr., ♦can. i., cimi., gels., glon., hyos.,♦lach.,
lachn., mar. v.,  paris, pod.,  tabac, ver.  a.
   Love—ant. c,  aur.,♦calc ph.,  cimi., hyos., ign., phos. a.
   Loveliness—borax, can.  s., croc, ferr.,  hyos., mere p. i., phos.,
zinc.
   Low-Spirited—♦abies  n., acet. a.,  aescul.,  agn., alum., brom.,
canth., carb.  an.,  cinch.,  clem.,  dig., hep. s., iod.,  iris.,  kali bi.,
♦lil., mang., mere b.  i.,merc  p.  I, mez.,  plat., rhus,  rumex, ruta,
sil.,  staph., still.,  viola  tr.,  zinc
   Ludicrous—♦hyos.,  nux m.
   Mad-hyos.
   Maledictions—nit. a. 
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   Malicious—aeon., nat. c, nux v.
   Mania—anae, apis,  aur., bell., cimi.,  cupr., ♦euphorb.,  *hyos.,
 kali c,  kali phos., ♦lach.,  paris, plat.,  puis.,  sabad.,   secale,  sil.,
 ♦stram.,  ♦ver. a.,  ver.  v.
   Melancholy—♦abies  n.,  ambr.,  asar.,  ♦aur., calc. c, caps., carb.
 an.,caust., cepa, crot.  h., eye, euphorb.,  hell.,hyper.,  iod.,kali br.,
 kali phos.,  kali  n.,   lye,  mill.,  naja, ♦nat.  c,  ♦nat. m.,  phos.,
 phyt, plumb.,  ♦psor.,  ruta, sabad.,  sabina,   secale,  sil., ♦stram.,
 ♦sul.,  tabac.
   Memory—ail., ♦ambr.,  ♦anae,   apis,  ♦arg. n.,  ♦am., ars., aur.,
 baryt., bell., berb.,  camph., caust,  chin. s., colch., con., crot.  h.,
 euphr., hell., hep. s.,  kali  br.,  kali  phos., kreos., lach.,laur., *lyc,
 ♦mere,  nat.  m., nit. a., ♦nux m., nux v., olean., phos.  a., ♦plumb.,
 psor.,  sepia,  spig., staph.,  stram.,  sul., ver.  v., viola o., zinc.
   Mental—agar., ail.,  ♦aloe,  alum.,   anae,  ant. t, arg.  n., aur.,
 bapt,  baryt., berb., brom., calad., calc.  ph.,  camph., chin, a., cic,
 cimi.,  cinch., cist.,  ♦coff.,  colch.,  ♦con., cupr.,  dig.,  dros.,  dulc,
 gels.,  graph.,  ign.,  iris,  kali  bi.,  kali  phos., kalm.,  lach., ♦lil.,
 mag.  c, mag. m., mar. v., meph.,  mere,  nat. c,  nit.  a., nux m.,
 ♦nux  v.,   olean., ♦phos.,  phyt.,  plat.,  psor.,  puis.,  rumex,  ruta,
 sabad., sars., selen., sepia,  spig.,  spong., squill.,  sul.  a.,  therid.,
 ver. v.,  viola o., zinc.
   Merry—agar., asar.,  bell., lye, mere b. i., ♦stram.,  sul.,  tabac,
 tarax.
   Mild—♦puis.,  rhus, valer.
   Mirth—aeon., ♦bell., spong.
   Mischief—♦can.i., mere
   Miserable—aur.
   Miserly—sepia.
   Mistakes—alum., am. e,  bovist,  calc.  e,  calc.  ph.,  cann.  s
cham.,  cinch., cupr., hyper.,  lach.,   lil.,  *lyc.,   ♦plumb.,  rhod.,
 selen.,  sul.,  thuj.
   Mistrust—cic.
   Moaning—cic, cocc, eup. perf.,  hell., mang.,   mere, mur. a
   Mocking—lach.
   Morose—bell., bovist., ♦bry.,  con., crot.  t,  eye,  kreos.   lach
♦nux v., ♦puis.,  rheum, sang., sars.,  viola tr.
   Mortification—ign.,  ipec, puis.
   Murmuring—arn., calad. 
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   Muttering—ail.,  apis,  bell.,  crot. h.,  hyos.,  lach., nat.  mur.,
♦phos., phos. a.,  tarax.
   Music—kreos., nat. c, nat. s., ♦nux v., sabina, thuj.
   Names —guaiac, lith., sul.
   Nervous—abies n., ant. t, cinch.,  cocc, ferr., kali phos., nat. a.,
nit.  a., nux  v., opium, psor.
   Noise—aeon., aloe, ♦kali  c,  kali i., ♦nux v., psor., sil.
   Obscene—♦hyos., ♦lil.
   Observes—cocc.
   Obstinate—bry.,  calc. c,  caps., kreos.,  sil., spong., sul.
   Obtuseness—ranunc.  bulb.
   Odors—colch., ♦nux v.
   Offended easily—bovist,  caps.,  cocc,  nux v., ♦sepia, spig.
   Passionate—anae, bry.,  psor.
   Peevish—♦abrot., aeon., agn., alum., ♦ant. e,arn., ♦aur.,calc. c,
calc. ph.,caps., carb.  v.,♦caust, ♦cham., eye,♦kali c, kreos., lach.,
mang., mur. a., psor.,  puis., *staph., ♦sul.
   Pensiveness—berb.
   Perception—aeon., colch., lach., olean., *plumb., tabac.
   Perseverance—asaf.
   Pettish—ferr.
   Picking at flocks, etc.—am., ♦arum, bell., hell., ♦hyos., nat. mur.,
phos.
   Piteous—aeon., cina, ♦plat.
   Play—baryt.
   Pleasant—anae,  benz. a., carb. v., cham., cocc, con.,  fluor. a.,
helon., mere b. i., mez.,  nat.  m., phos.,  sul.
   Praying—aur., stram., ver.  a.
   Predicts, prophetic. —aeon., lach.
   proud—ferr.,  lach., ♦plat., ♦stram., sul., ver.  a.
   Provokes—coloc.
   Pusillanimous—baryt.
   Quarrelsome—am.,  bell., dulc,  kalii.,  lach.,   mere, ♦nux  v.,
ranunc, ruta,  ♦sul., thuja,  ♦ver. v.
   Quiet—asar.,♦cham., chin, a., cic,  ♦cina.ign., mur. a., ♦phos. a.,
plumb., sabad.,  tell., thuja.
   Rage—aeon.,  ♦arn., ♦bell., canth.,  hyos.,  nat.  m., nit.  a., olean.,
puis.,  sabad., ♦stram.,  ♦ver. a.
   Raving—hyos. 
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  Reason—alum.,  ♦calc. c, cupr., mere, nux  v., plat.
  Recollect—♦agn., ♦anae, berb., croc,  graph.,  mez.
  Reflective—ambr., ant. c, ♦carb. an.,  nux v.,  phos.,  ranun.
  Regretful—ham.
  Religious—aur., graph., plat., ♦psor.,  puis.,  sul., ver. a.
  Reluctant—rhus.
  Remember—aeon.,  baryt, bell., hydras.,  lith., psor.,  ♦rhus.
  Repents—sul.
  Reproaches—aeon., cinch.
  Reserved—arg. n., mang.
  Restlessness—♦aeon.,   ail.,   aloe, ant. t, apis,   arg.  m.,  +ars.,
arum,  bapt, calad., calc. c,  ♦camph., canth.,  carb.  v.,  ♦cham.,
cinch., croc,cupr., dros., dulc, ferr.,helon.,♦hyos.,ipec,kali phos.,
lachn., lil.,   mere,  mez.,  mur. a.,  nat. a., nat. c,  phos.,  phyt,
plumb.,psor., rheum,♦rhus, samb., sepia, sil.,  spig.,  stann.,sul. a.
ver,  a., viola o.
  Ridiculous—♦hyos.,  lach.
  Rough—tell.
  Rude—paris
  Sadness—aeon.,  aethus., agn., ambr., ant. c, arg. n.,  ♦ars., asaf.,
asar.,  baryt.,  bovist,  cact., can. s.,  ♦carb.  an.,  chel., cic, colch.,
crot, h., cupr,, eye, ♦graph., guaiac,  hep.  s.,  ♦ign.,  kali i.,  lach.,
lye, mag.  e, mill., mur. a., naja, nat. c,  ♦nat m., nat.s., nit. a.,
petrol., phos. a.,  psor.,  rhus, sabina, secale, sepia, stann., ♦sul.
  Salvation—lach., ♦lil., lye,  sul.,  ver. a.
  Satire—lach.
  Satiety—lye,  nat. s., plat.,  rhus. -
  Satisfied—colch., fluor. a.
  Scolds—♦dulc, hyos., ♦ign.,  lye,  ♦nux v., petrol., ver. a., viola tr.
  Scratching—♦stram.
  Screams—♦apis, arum, caps., cina, hell.,  hyper.,  ipec, kali br.
kali  phos., rheum, sil., ♦stram., ver. a.
  Scrupulous—thuja.
  Sedentary  habits—*nux v.
  Self-confidence—therid.
  Self-willed—ars.
  Sensations—am. c,  ♦bapt, brom.,   ♦chin. s., cic,  crot  t  euD
perf.   ferr., fluor.  a.,  gels., iod., laur., lil.,  ♦petrol., thuja.
  Senses—camph., ♦cupr., glon.,  hyos.,laur., nux m.,opium,  plat. 
                          CHAPTER  I.—MIND                      rj

 ranunc, stram.
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   Sensitiveness—aeon., am.,  asaf.,  bovist,  ♦cupr., gels.,  hep. s.,
 ♦ign.,  iod., kali n.,  kali phos., mar.  v.,  ♦nux  v.,  phyt,   staph.!
 viola tr.,  zinc
   Sensual—cinch.
   Sentimental—♦ant. c, psor.
   Serious—bell.,  naja,  rumex.
   Shame—opium,  phyt.
   Shock—hyper.
   Shouting—cic,  ver. a.  See "Cries.
   Shrieks—♦apis.                          ^
   Shrinking—cupr., iod.
   Shuddering—♦arg. n., calc.  c, glon.
   Shunning—cic,  tarax.,  thuj.
   Shy—kali phos., nux v., stram.
   Sighing—ail., calc. ph.,  ♦cimi., eup.  purp., hell.
   Silent—hell.,  mang.,  mur.  a., pod., puis., ver. a., ver. v.
   Silly—paris q.
   Sings—agar.,  cic, croc, *hyos., hyper., lach,,  mar. v.,  spong.,
 ♦stram.
   Slowly—alum., ambr., arg. n.,  bovist.,  carb.  v., cham,,  cinch.,
 cocc,  graph., hell.,♦mere, nuxm., nux. v.,olean., ♦phos., ♦plumb.,
 rhus, tabac, thuj..
   Sluggish—mere  cor.
   Snappish—crot.  h.
   Solicitude—baryt., gels., graph., spig.
   Solitude—agar.,  bism., cimi., eye, led-, lye,  mag.  m., rhus.
   Sopor—♦apis, opium, ♦zinc
   Sorrowful—croc, ign., kreos., mez.,  phos.  a.
   Space—♦can.  i.
   Speaks  or Speech—am.  e,  am.  m.,  ♦ant.  c,  ♦arg.  n.,   ♦am.,
 berb., bovist., cact.,  can. s., cham.,  crot. h., hep. s., hyos.,  hyper,,
 lach., laur.,  lil., ♦lye, nux  m., ver.  a.
   Spiritual—graph.
   Spiteful—hydras.
   Spits—♦bell.
   Stares—aethus., guaiac,  hel.,  kieos ,  mer. cor.,  zinc
   Startles—arn.,bell., borax,cocc,  ♦kali c, kali  i., nat.m.,  nit  a.,
psor., sil., ver. a. 
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   Strikes—*bell.,  lil., ♦stram.
   Stubborn—cinch., *nux v.
   Study—abies n.,  ferr., ham.,  iris,  ♦lach.
   Stupefaction—♦arn., nat.  c,  phos. a., rhus, terebin., ver. v.
   Stupid—ambr.,  asar., cic,   cocc,  eup.  purp.,  hyos.,  kali  c,
kreos.,  lachn., nux  m., ♦opium., psor.,  secale, stram., ver. a.
   Stupor—absinth.,  acet.   a.,  aescul., ail., ♦arn.,  bapt.,  carb.  v.,
♦hyos., nux  m., ♦opium, ♦phos.
   Suicide—alum.,  ant. c,  arg.  n., ♦aur., bell., caps., cimi., cinch.,
dros.,  hell.,  hep. s., lach.,  naja, nat. s., nux v., psor.,  puis., rhus,
rumex,  secale, sil.,  spig.
   Sulky—♦ant. c
   Sullen—stann.
   Surprises—coff.
   Suspicious—cimi.,  kali phos., lach., mere,  ver. v.
   Swear—♦anae See "Curse."
   Sympathy—arn.,  ♦coloc
   Taciturn—arg.  n.,  am.,  cact., caps.,  ♦carb. an., caust., cimi.,
clem.,  ign., ipec,  lye,  mere,  mur.a., nat.m., nit. a.,  phos.,  plat,
rheum.
   Talk—agar.,  ambr., am.  c, arg.   m.,  bell.,  cina, coloc,  gels.,
hydras., ♦hyos., kali phos.,   kali i.,  lach., mag. e, mag. m., meph.,
♦mere, mer. p. i.,  nux  m.,  ♦nux v.,♦phos. a., plat, ♦plumb., pod.,
rhus, selen.,  stann., sticta,   ♦stram.,  sul.,  tarax.,  therid.,  thuj.,
ver. a.,  viola o., viola tr., zinc.
   Tear—♦bell., cupr., ver.   a.
   Tearfulness—aeon., ♦apis, ♦arn., ♦ars., asar., bell., calc. c, con.,
dig., ♦ign., mag. m., nat. s., phos.,  plat., ♦puis., ver.  a.
   Teasing—graph.
   Terrified—absinth., kali  phos., ♦stram., ver. v.
   Think—abies n., aethus.,  ambr., arg. m., arg. n., am., aur., bapt,
baryt.,  berb.,  calc. c,  calc. ph.,  camph.,  carb. v.,  caust., cimi.,
clem.,  eye,  ♦graph., hell., hyos., kali  br., kali  n.,  kreos.,  lach.,
lil ,lyc, mez.,  nat.c,  nat.m.,  nat.s., ♦nux  m.,  *nux  v.,  oxal.a.,
♦petrol., ♦phos.,  plat.,  ♦psor.,  rhus,  sabad., sars.,   secale,  sil.
stann.,  stram.,  sul., thuj.,   ver. a.,   zinc
   Thoughts—apis,   ♦am.,  asar.,  berb.,  can.  i., can.  s., canth.
chin, s., cic,   cocc, crot.  h.,  eye,   dulc,   ferr.,  gels.,  graph.
guaiac, hell.,   hyos.,  iod., ipec, kreos.,  ♦lye, nat.  c,  nux  m
oxal. a., ♦phos. a., psor., ranunc, rhus, stram., zinc 
                            CHAPTER  I.—MIND                     ^g

    Time—alum., arg. n.,  ♦can.  i.,cocc, nux-m.,  nux v.,  therid.
    Timidity—♦aeon., alum., bell., caust,  crot. h.,  graph., kali n.,
  puis., rhus.
    Torpor—ail.,  cic.
    Tossing—♦aeon.,  ♦bapt., camph.,  cupr.
    Touched—aeon.,  ♦ant.  c, ant. t, ♦arn., ♦cina, kali c, thuj.
    Trembling—♦ars., cina, coff.,  mag. c, nat c, plat., psor.,  puis.,
  samb., thuj., valer.
    Trifles—aeon., alum., ant.  t,  arn., baryt., cocc, coff., con., dros.,
  graph., lachn.,  mang.,  meph., mez., nat.  m., ♦nit.  a., sil., squill.,
  thuj.
    Trifling—alum.
    Troubles—♦cimi., dig.,  ign.,  plat.
    Unchaste—plat.
    Unconsciousness—aethus., arn., calad.,   ♦can. i., ♦colch.,   glon.,
 hell., ♦Ivyos^kali br.,kali  c, lye, mur.  a.,  nuxm., opium, phos.a.,
 ♦stram., terebin.,  zinc.
    Undecided—tarax.
    Uneasy—aur., mag. c
    Unhappy—♦aur., cinch.
    Unintelligible—phos. a.
    Unlucky—ver. a.
    Unsteady—asaf., bism., coff.
   Vacillating—cocc.
   Vehement—♦aur., hep.  s., kali i., led.,   lye,nux v., phos., sepia.
   Vengeance—kali  br.
   Vexed—aeon., ♦ars., bell., ♦bry.,  cinch., cist, graph, ipec,  iris,
 mang., ♦nit a.,  petrol.,  plat., staph.
   Vindictive—nat.  m., nit.  a.
   Violence—absinth., acet.  a., apis,  ♦bell., bry., ipec, nux v.,  sil.
   Visions—hyos., kali  phos.,  opium,stann.
   Voluptuousness—plat.
   Wailings—aeon.
   Wander—bapt.,  cimi.,  naja, nat.  m.
   Wants—♦ars.,  arum., baryt.,   calc. ph., benz. a.,  ♦cham.,  cina,
cinch., clem.,  hell., hyos., lil., lye,  mere, rhus,  ♦stram.
   Washed—ant.  c
   Weak—aeon.,  agn., ♦anae, ars., aur., bapt,  baryt.,berb., caust,
colch.,  crot  h.,  euphr.,  graph.,  hell., hep.  s.,  kreos., lach.,  laur., 
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♦lye, *merc, mere  cor., nat. m.,  nit a., nux m.,  nux v.,  olean.,
phos. a.,  psor.," sepia,  spig.,  staph.,   stram.,  sul., viola o., zinc.
  Weeping-am.e, arg.n.,*aur.,  chel.,cic,cimi.,cina, coff., crot.h.,
cupr., ferr.,  glon., *graph., hyper., kali c, kali n., kreos.,hth.,lob.,
lye,  mag. m.,  ♦mez.,   ♦nat m.,  nit.  a.,  nux m.,  petrol.,  phos.,
phos. a.,  plat,  ♦puis.,  rheum,  *rhus,   sepia,  sil,  spong.,  stram.,
♦sul., sul. a., tabac, ♦thuj.,  ver.  a., viola o.
  Weary—aur.,  bell.,berb.,  nat.  c, plat.
  Whining—alum., ant. t, canth.,♦cham., hyos., kali phos., mang.,
ver. a.
  Whistles—lach.
  Wild—ant t,   bapt, lil.,  plumb.,  secale.
  Wills—anae,  ars., hell., lib,  lye,  nat.  m.,  nux m., opium.
  Woeful—ant.  c, hell.
  Word—agar.,alum.,  ♦arg.n.,♦arn., benz.a., bovist, cact., calce,
calc. ph., cham.,  coloc,  cupr., ♦dulc,  kali  br., ♦lye,   nux v.,
♦plumb., pod., rhod., selen., staph., sul., thuj.
  Work—am.  e,  calc.  c, caust., cocc, crot t, graph., ham., hyos.,
nux v., psor.,  sars.,  selen.,  spig., sul.,  tarax.,  therid.
   Wrath—♦aur., carb.  v.
   Writes—am. c, benz. a.,  bovist.,   ♦calc   ph.,  can. s.,  cham.,
 croc, hyper.,  lib, ♦lye, rhod.,  sil., sul.
   Wretchedness—naja, ♦stann.
   Yielding—♦puis., sil.
   Zealous—nux v. 
                CHAPTER  II.-SENSORIUM.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Abies can.   °Light-headed, tipsy feeling, swimming of the head,
 as if the top of head were congested.
   Abies nig.   °Dizziness; bad feeling in head.
   ♦Absinthium.   ♦Vertigo;  °confusion of head.  Vertigo on rising.
 Drunken.   Insensible with convulsions.
   Acetic acid.   cVertigo,  with feebleness and fainting.   Appears as
 if drunken, with heavy head.
   *Aconitum.   ♦Vertigo,  with   nausea  and  vanishing  of  sight.
 Vertigo  on stooping;  staggers  especially  to  the  right.  °Vertigo
 from congestion, as  in the  sun, after dry, cold  winds; from anger,
 fright; from suddenlysuppressed  catamenia by  emotions  or cold.
 Vertigo  from a fall or contusion; face pale  or  red, but no stupor.
 Vertigo  on raising the head, especially after lying down in a warm
 room; nausea,  vanishing  of  sight, loss of consciousness,  nosebleed,
 or reeling as if drunk.   Fainting on rising from a recumbent posi-
 tion, with paleness of the face, or congestion to the head.
  ^Esculus.  cConfused feeling in the head, with giddiness.
  ^Ethusa.  °Vertigo, with  sleepiness*,   cannot  lift the  head  up;
 giddiness ceases and head gets hot; with palpitation.
  Agaricus.  °Vertigo when walking in  the open  air,  reeling as if
 drunk; long lasting, with  great sensitiveness to cold air; momentary
 from strong light of sun.  Great weight in the  head; it  constantly
 falls backwards.
  Agnus cast.   °After dullness in the head, a pressing, long-lasting
 headache, followed by vomiting an'd spasmodic trembling.   Heav-
 iness of  head and pressure in the neck,  as  if the  head  would  fall
forward.
  ♦Ailantus.    ♦Dizzy, face hot; cannot  sit up; drowsy, yet  very
restless and anxious; later insensible, with  muttering delirium;  rec-
ognizes no one—scarlatina.   °Vertigo,  more when stooping, with
nausea and cold  sweat.  Feeling as if an electric current were pass-
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 ing through the left side of head,  or  down to the extremities.   Ap-
 oplectic fullness of head.
   Aloe.   cVertigo; as  if everything whirled with  her; worse on go-
 ing upstairs  or turning quickly; with anxiety when moving; every-
 thing seems insecure; better after  nasal catarrh sets in.
   Alumina.   -Vertigo; everything turns with him in a  circle, with
 nausea;  worse before breakfast;  on opening the eyes; on stooping;
 better after breakfast, and  from wiping  the eyes..  Great  dullness
 with dread  of falling forward.   Heaviness of  the  head, with  pale,
 languid  face.   Inability to walk except with the  eyes open, and in
 day time.   Cloudiness  and drunken  feeling,  alternating with pain
 in the kidneys.
   Ambra.   °Had to lie down on account  of  vertigo  and feeling of
 weakness in the stomach.   Music causes the blood to rush  to  the
 head.
   Ammonium carb.  cFrequent  giddiness,  as if  the  surroundings
 were turning with him in a circle, in the morning after rising, last-
 ing the whole day; worse in the evening;  also at night when  mov-
 ing the head.   Congestion  of blood to the head at night and when
 awakening,  heat of the face.
   Ammonium mur.   °Vertigo and fullness of the  head,  at times as
 if  she would fall sideways.
   *Anacardium.   ♦Weakness of  all the  senses.   °Vertigo, getting
 black before the eyes;  when walking; when  stooping as if surround-
 ings or self were tottering.
   Antimonium crud.   °Vertigo,  nausea,  nosebleed.   Weakness of
 the head in forehead.  Rush of blood to the head.
   Antimonium tart. GVertigo, on closing the eyes;  on walking;  with
 flickering before the eyes; when lifting  the head must lie down.
 Heaviness of head.
   *Apis.  ♦Headache  with vertigo.  cConfused vertigo,  worse sitting
 than when walking; extreme when  lying  and on  closing the eyes-
 nausea and  headache.
   ♦Argentum met.  +A crawling and  whirling  in the  head  as if
drunken.  cDizziness on entering a  room   after a  walk.   While
slumbering  in bed  before midnight seemed  as if the  head was fall-
ing out of bed, followed by  a violent convulsive starting of the body
Felt suddenly giddy,  and as if a  mist  were before  the eyes.  Attack
of  vertigo; he cannot think rightly.   Giddy  when  looking  at run-
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   ♦Argentum nit. °Vertigo, when walking  with eyes closed, which
 alarms him; staggers when walking in the  dark, has  to seize hold
 of things;  ♦buzzing in ears;  general  debility  of   the  limbs  and
 trembling.
   Arnica.   -Vertigo,  when moving the head she feels  as if  every-
 thing turned with her; from a too copious meal,nausea,with  obscu-
 ration of sight; when shutting eyes.
   Arsenicum.    Sensation  as if  the brain moved  and beat  against
 skull during motion.  Vertigo as if he would fall.   Heaviness  in
 the head with  humming in the ears; goes  off  in open  air,  but  re-
 turns on entering the room.
   Arum tri.   -Vertigo and fullness of  head, with  absence of mind.
 Light-headed,  sleepy.
   Asafoetida.    Over-sensitiveness,either physical or mental.  Faint-
 ing during the height of the  paroxysm of  colic.   Stupefying ten-
 sion in the head,  mostly left side;  worse  afternoon  or evening; sit-
 ting bent  forward, after going  to bed;  better sitting up.
   Aurum met.   "Vertigo, when  stooping, as if turning in a  circle,
 goes off on rising; as if drunk  when walking in the open air; feels
 as if he would fall to the left side;  must  lie down; even then  for
 some time  it returns on the slightest motion.
   Baptisia.   Head feels heavy,  as if  he could  not sit  up.   Fre-
 quent fainting; tongue dry, brov/n  in  the  morning.  Vertigo and
 weak feeling of the entire  system,  especially  of lower  limbs and
 knees.
   Baryta carb.   -Vertigo,  with nausea  from  stooping;  of old peo-
 ple, apoplexy;  of drunkards;  of aged people  who are  childish,
 sensorium not clear;  loss of speech, trembling  of the limbs.
   *Belladonna.   -^Vertigo  when   stooping,  ♦or  when  rising  after
 stooping;  -falling to  the left or backwards,  with vanishing of sight
 and flickering before  the eyes.   All senses more acute.  Cloudiness,
 as if intoxicated.  Blood mounts to the head,which becomes  heavy
 as if giddy.   Weariness of  the head.
   Benzoic acid.  °Vertigo,  as  if he must  fall  sideways, mostly in
 the afternoon.
   Berberis.   -Vertigo: with danger of falling;  when stooping and
 when rising.   Illusions:  in  the  twilight  objects  appear  twice  as
 large as natural.
   Bismuthum.    Vertigo, sensation as if  the  anterior half   of the
brain were turning in a circle. 
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  Borax.    First, heaviness of head; later, light,  clear head.  Verti-
go and fullness  in head on  ascending a mountain  or stairs.
  Bovista.  "Stares  vacantly  into  space.   Vertigo  early in  the
morning,  falls over, loses his senses for awhile.
  Bromium.  °Vertigo:  if he puts his foot on a bridge; from sight
of running water; worse in  damp weather;  with  nausea and nose-
bleed; with tendency to fall backwards. Sensation deep in brain, as
if vertigo would come on, or  as  if he would lose his consciousness.
  ^Bryonia.   GVertigo, as though objects were reeling, as  though
the brain  were turning round, ♦as if head were turning in a  circle,
"causing him  to reel backward;  ♦on  rising from  the chair or bed;
"On sitting  up in bed; on raising the  head.   Pressing  outward in
frontal region and left eyeball, especially on  stooping.   Headache
worse by so slight a motion as moving  the  eyelids.   Confusion of
head, especially of forehead.   Head  confused  and  aching,  as  after
a night's dissipation; does not wish  to rise in morning on  awaking.
Confusion in  head  with drawing  in occiput;  extending into  neck
before going to  sleep. Great heaviness of the  head, and pressure of
the brain  forward.   Pressure  in the head, as if the brain  were too
full and pressed outward, mostly when  sitting.   Rush  of  blood to
the head.
  Cactus.   °Vertigo from  congestion; face  red,  bloated,  pulsation
in brain;  madness, anxiety.
  Caladium.  "Vertigo with  nausea, mornings;  also  with stitches
in pit of stomach.   Rocking, dizzy sensation  after lying  down and
closing the  eyes, preventing sleep.
  ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Vertigo  when walking  in the open air   es-
pecially on  suddenly turning the head, °when  ascending a height or
looking upward.   Rush of blood  to the  head, with  heat, redness
and puffiness of  the  face; worse from  alcoholic drink; worse  in the
morning when awakening;  worse  after mental  exertion. Continued
dullness of  the head, as if too full.  Feeling of fullness in the head
Dullness and feeling of  stupidity.   Heaviness  in forehead  worse
when reading  or writing.
  Calcarea phos.  °Staggering when rising from a seat  Vertigo on
motion, when walking in open air;  worse in  windy  weather  with
costiveness, of old people.   Fullness  and pressure,- or dullness of
head; worse from pressure of the hat.
  Camphora.  °Feels lighter, as if not touching  the  .ground  Ver 
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 tigo in frequent short attacks, after nausea and retching,  and heav-
 iness of head, worse on stooping.   Totters  in walking; staggers as
 if drunk.   Vanishing of all the senses, even touch.  Sunstroke, or
 inflammation of the brain, arising from exposure to the sun; stupor,
 fainting, apoplexy.
   ^Cannabis ind.   ♦Vertigo  on rising, with stunning pain in back
 part of head.   Heavy pressure on the  brain, forcing him   to stoop.
 Dullness of head.
   Cannabis sat.   °Vertigo when  standing,  with  swimming of the
 head; when walking, with tendency to  fall sideways. Rush of blood
 to the head, causing heat and flushes.  Violent throbbing,  with heat
 of the head and fever.
   Cantharis.  °Vertigo and   staggering; and  fainting; while  walk-
 ing in the  open air, with transient attacks of  unconsciousness; ap-
 pearance of a fog  before the eyes.
   Capsicum.  °Vertigo, during cold  stage  of  intermittent fever.
 Vertigo, with  staggering; chills,  with anxiety.  Senses obtuse, or
 increased  acuteness of all the senses.
   Carbo ani.  °Vertigo and confusion on  sitting up;  better  when
 reclining;  nausea.  Brain feels as if loose during motion.
   Carbo veg.  °Vertigo: had  to hold on to  something; also  when
 stooping; from  flatulence; venous stasis; especially after a debauch.
 Whirling in the head  the whole day.   Fainting  after sleep,   after
 rising or while  yet in bed mornings; belching; caused  by  debilitat-
 ing  losses,  or abuse of mercury.
  Caulophyllum.   GSwimming,  a sort  of vertigo,  with dimness of
 sight; gulping up  a bitter, sour fluid.
  Causticum.  GVertigo; tending forwards  and  sideways; at  night
 in bed; on  rising and on lying down again;  on looking fixedly at an
 object; better in open air; with weakness in the head  and anxiety.
 Dullness of the head.
  Cepa.   cDullness, pressure, heaviness, fullness  in the head, most
 in occiput,  worse evenings;  better in the open air, and worse when
 returning to a warm room.
  Chamomilla.  GDullness  of   senses, with  sleepiness, yet cannot
sleep.  Vertigo:  after eating,  staggering, in  the  morning  on rising
from bed; with  fainting; with dimness of sight  when sitting up in
bed.
  Chelidonium.   °Vertigo : with bilious  vomiting and pain in the 
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 liver;  with confusion of the head, with stumbling as if  to fall for-
 wards.
   *Chininum sulf.   ♦Whirling in the head like a mill wheel.  Ver-
 tigo with buzzing in the ears,  difficult  breathing  and  sickness  of
 stomach.
   Cicuta.   -Vertigo: on rising  from bed, as  if everything  moved
 from side  to side, or approached and then receded;  reeling; falling;
 on stooping.
   *Cimicifuga.   ♦Vertigo;   fullness  and dull  aching  in  vertex.
 °Head feels  large and  heavy; when stooping, head swims;  on ris-
 ing in morning;  nausea when raising  the head  from  the pillow;
 fainting fits.
   Cina.   "Weak, hollow, empty feeling  in  head, with  inclination
 to vomit.
   *Cinchona.  ^Heaviness  of  the  head,  fainting, loss  of sight;
 ringing in the ears;'  cold surface; °after haemorrhage.  Dullness   of
 head,  giddiness as from sitting up at night,  and sleeplessness.  Ver-
 tigo:  after loss of animal fluids; from  anaemia; head feels weak,can
 hardly hold it erect with the chill; on  raising the  head, with ner-
 vous erethism, hysterical  excitability, with  fainting.  Dullness   of
 head,  as from coryza or intoxication.  Heaviness  of the head, in-
 creasing vertigo.
   Clematis.   cDullness and cloudiness in  the head, with  tendency
 to vertigo.
   ♦Cocculus.   ♦Vertigo;  as  from  intoxication or  with  inclination
 to vomit; when rising up in bed; must lie down.   "Head befogged,
 generally increased by eating and drinking.   Dullness of  head,  as
 after being drunk.  Sensation of emptiness  and hollowness  in the
 head, worse in the open air and after eating,  better when getting
 warm  in bed.
   Coffea.  °A11 the senses more acute; reads fine  print easier- hear-
 ing,  smell, taste  and touch acute, particularly also an increased per-
ception  of  slight  passive  motions.   Threatening  apoplexy; over
excited,  talkative, full of fear; pangs of conscience; aversion to open
 air; sleepless; convulsive grinding of teeth.
   Colchicum.   °Vertigo: while sitting, after walking:  on  rising.
   Colocynthis.  °Vertigo, when quickly turning the head, as if  he
would fall; tottering  of the knees.    Dullness of head and giddiness
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  Conium.   °Vertigo;  like turning in a  circle,  on  rising  from a
seat;  worse when lying down, as though the bed were  turning in a
circle; when turning in bed  or when looking around; from  motion
downwards;  when walking.
  Crocus.   °Vertigo, with confusion. Congestion of head with nose-
bleed.
  Croton tig.  °Dullness or  heaviness  of  head.   Dizziness  and
faintness, with exhaustion and diarrhoea.
  Cuprum met.  °Vertigo: with weariness; the head has a tendency
to sink forward;  worse from  motion, better lying down.
  *Cyclamen.  ♦Vertigo,  with  pain in  forehead toward  evening.
Vertigo: objects  turn in  a circle, or about her, or  make  a see-saw
motion;  when walking  in the open air; better in a  room and when
sitting.  °Dizzy feeling and heat of head.   Dullness  of  the  senses.
Feels as if the  brain  was in motion  when leaning against some-
thing.
  ♦Digitalis.   ♦Vertigo:   when  walking or riding; with trembling;
with  very slow pulse.
  Drosera.   "Dullness  of the head.  Vertigo, when  walking in the
open air, tendency to fall to  the left.   Heaviness of head.
  Dulcamara.  "On awaking, morning, dizzy, dark before the eyes,
trembling weakness.   Dullness of senses.
  Eupatorium  perf.    Faintness from  motion,  during  the fever.
Whirling  around in the brain; early  morning.   Sensation as  if
falling to the left.
  Eupatorium  purp.   "Light, dizzy, as  though  flying  round and
round; sensation  as if falling to  the left.
  Euphrasia.  -Vertigo; with heaviness of the head; with tendency
to fall.
  Ferrum  met.    °Vertigo: on rising suddenly, things  grow  black,
had to lean  against something,  or fall; nausea, prostration, lethar-
gy; as if balancing to and fro, as when on the water; when walking
over water,  like  when crossing a bridge.
  Fluoric acid.    "Congestion of blood,  mostly  to the  forehead,
with  dullness in  the occiput  toward night.
  Gambogia.   "Vertigo during rest or  motion;  morning when ris-
ing.   Heaviness  in the whole head, with  dullness,  sleepiness and
pain  in the back.
  ♦Gelsemium.   ♦Dizziness and blurred vision. °Vertigo confusion 
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of the head,  spreading from occiput over whole head; pupils dilated,
dim sight; general depression from heat of  sun in summer.  Verti-
go, dim vision,  fever; seems as if intoxicated when trying  to move;
worse from smoking.   Giddy,  with loss of sight, chilliness, acceler-
ated pulse; dullness of sight or double sight.   When attempting to
move the muscles refuse to obey  the will; giddy,  confused.  Child
dizzy; when  carried seizes hold of  the nurse,  fearing  that it will
fall.
  Glonoinum.   °Head felt larger.  Balancing  sensation;   constant
effort to keep head erect. Vertigo; confusion, faintness,  black spots
before the eyes; worse from  stooping or moving  the  head; worse
in the open air.   Syncope,  nausea, face pale  or livid;   beating in
the head.  Sunstroke;  vertigo,  violent pain; pale  face, feeble pulse;
labored breathing,  nausea; comatose;or throbbing in the head; face
yellowish red or livid;  eyes fixed; puise full; slow;  tongue coated,
no  appetite.
  Graphites.  "Attacks of dizziness with inclination to fall  forward.
Dullness of the  head.   Feels as if  drunken when  rising  from bed
in morning.   Rush of  blood with feeling of heat  in  head.  Vertigo;
on  looking upwards; in the morning on waking;  in the evening was
obliged to lie down; during  and after  stooping with inclination to
fall forward.  Frequently feels faint, with partial loss of senses. Deso-
late,  empty feeling  in the head.  Beclouded  feeling in the forehead.
  Guaiacum.   "Dizziness on rising.
  Hamamelis.  -"Vertigo when stooping; swimming  sensation   on
rising.   Nausea and vertigo, with desire to lie down.
  Helleborus.   °Vertigo; with  nausea,  watery vomit and loose bow-
els while stooping;  ceasing when becoming erect.
  Helonias.   °Pain in the head is increased  by stooping and   at-
tended by increasing vertigo.
  Hepar  Sulph.   Vertigo:   mornings, when  closing  the eyes at
siesta; evening, with nausea; when riding in a carriage; when shak-
ing the head.   Fainting  from the slightest  pains, evenings.
  Hydrastis.   GFeeling as if intoxicated; headache;  weakness.
   Hyoscyamus.   GVertigo with drunkenness.  Sudden falling  with
a shriek; sopor.  Apoplexy, snoring;  involuntary stool  and  urine
Repeated attacks  of fainting.
   Hypericum.   'Buzzing sensation in  vertex  at  night, as if some-
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 in the air; tormented by anxiety that slightest touch or motion would
 make her fall down from this height; with headache—after a fall on
 occiput.   Heaviness and dizziness in the  head.   Vertigo  at night
 with urging to  urinate.   Asphyxia  after  a  fall, when jerking  and
 shooting pains appear.
   Ignatia.    Heaviness  in the head.
   lodium.  -Vertigo; only on left side, with  throbbing in head and
 all over body; tremor at  heart;  fainting, worse  immediately after
 rising  from a seat or bed, or by sitting  or  lying  down after slight
 exercise.
   Ipecacuanha.    Vertigo when walking or when turning.
   Kali bichrom.    Vertigo,  with nausea; inclination  to vomit; pain
 in the epigastrium.  Lightness in the head, across the forehead, on
 stooping, worse mornings. Sudden, transie.it  attacks of vertigo when
 rising  from a  seat.   Reeling as if drunk.
   Kali carb.    Giddiness, nausea, pressure  in  stomach.   Vertigo
 when rapidly turning the head or body,  evening and morning.
   Kali nit.    Drowsy, dullness of  head.   Vertigo  mornings,  for-
 gets  what he is about to say.  Fainting  fits  with vertigo  morning
 when standing, better while  sitting; afterward obscuration  of sight.
   Kali phos.   Vertigo,  giddiness from nervous exhaustion and
 weakness.
   Kalmia.    Vertigo: with headache, blindness, pains in  the limbs
 and weariness; while stooping and looking  down, with  aching  of
 the face—neuralgia.   A cracking in the  head frightens him;  it ends
 in a  sound in  ears,  like blowing  a horn.
   Kreosotum.    Vertigo  mornings  in the open air, with staggering
 like from drunkenness; must hold on to something,passes off in the
 room.  Roaring in the head.  Painful dullness of the head,  as after
 a carouse.
   *Lachesis.   ♦Vertigo:  in the morning  on waking,  momentary on
 closing the eyes.   "Vertigo  from looking at one  and   the same  ob-
 ject;  from walking in the open air (at climaxis);  from suppressed
 erysipelas,  with pale face; migraine.  Head  heavy like  lead;  worse
 about the occiput, with   vertigo; rush of  blood to the head, after
 spirituous liquors; from suppressed  or irregular menses.   Blowing
expiration,  cannot bear neck  touched: left-sided apoplexy,  especially
 if after mental emotions,  or abuse of alcohol. Severe  pains all over
the head: so giddy he could  not stand, could not see the  letters,
fell against the wall. 
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  Lachnantes.    -Giddy,  with  sensation  of  heat  in chest, and
around the heart.   Dizzy,  with sweat;and boiling  in the chest and
region of heart.
  Laurocerasus.  °Stupefaction, with vertigo.   Vertigo, with dis-
position to sleep; worse in the open air.
  Ledum.   cVertigo;  as from  intoxication, especially  when walk-
ing in open air; feels dull  after eating; head inclined to fall  back-
ward.
  Lilium tig.  °Vertigo, especially when walking; feeling  as  if in-
toxicated, staggering forward,  forgetful.   Faint feeling, fear of fall-
ing; worse in close, warm  room; better  in  fresh  air, though  he is
then chilly.   Faint  in a warm room and  when standing, with  cold
sweat on back of hands and feet—prolapsus uteri.
  Lobelia inf.   °Vertigo and  deathly nausea;  as  if  starting  from
left eye.
  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Vertigo in the morning  when  and  after rising,
so that he reels back and forth.   -Vertigo;  when drinking.   Stupe-
fying headache, with heat  in the temples  and of the ears; mouth and
lips dry, worse from four  to eight p. m.,  when rising up or on lying
down.  Impending  cerebral  paralysis;   somnolence, staring  eyes,
dropping jaw.
  Magnesia carb.    Vertigo: when  kneeling;  when  standing as if
everything were turning around, in  the evening.
  Magnesia mur.    ^Heaviness in  head, with reeling, as  if one
would fall down.  Vertigo  in the morning on rising, during dinner,
going off in the  open  air.  Sensation of numbness in  the forehead,
the head feels dull,  worse  in the morning when awaking and  when
lying, better from exercise  in  the  open air,  and when  wrapping
head up warmly.   Congestion of blood to head, with painful undu-
lation and  whizzing, as of boiling  water,on the side  upon  which
one rests.
  Manganum acet.   All the senses less  acute.  Head  feels heavy,
it seems larger.
  Marum  verum.    Dullness and dizziness.
  Mephitis.  °Vertigo sitting,   stooping, turning  in   bed.  Numb
and dull, with sensation as if head  became enlarged,with ill-humor
and nausea.
  Mercurius.   "Fainting after sweetish rising in the throat,  followed
by  sleep.   Vertigo:  as  if in  a swing, after  stooping,  when  lying on 
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the back, with headache and nausea, everything turns black.  Dull
and stupid feeling with dizziness.
  Mercurius biniod.   cVertigo during  grippe, things  seem to reel
around  her.
  Mercurius cor.    Vertigo with  coldness, cold perspiration, with
deafness when stooping.
  Mercurius prot.  iod. 'Dizzy, when  reading, when  rising from a
chair.
  Mezereum.   "Head feels dull,  or as if drunk, better after meals.
  Millifolium.  cStupefied,  intoxicated. Confused,  dull,  especially
evenings; knows not what he  is  about nor what he ought  to do;
seems constantly as if he had  forgotten something.
  Muriatic  acid.   Vertigo; worse on moving eyes; slightly worse
walking, though this relieves headache; with tottering gait.  Dizzy,
nauseated, i a. m. ; worse lying on right side or back.  Heaviness
in occiput,  with obscure sight; worse  with effort to  see;  also with
swollen gland.
  Myrica.   -Vertigo with dullness and drowsiness,  with  rushing of
blood to head and face, on stooping with nausea.
  Naja.   -Confusion and dullness of head.
  Natrum, ars.   °Confused  feeling;  head heavy, dull.
  Natrum carb.   °Vertigo from drinking wine, or from mental exer-
tion;  dullness of the  head when at rest or when in the sun.
  Natrum mur.   °Weariness in  the  head; empty  feeling  in the
head with anguish.  Vertigo,  when rising from  the  bed  in the
morning; periodically with nausea, eructations,  colic and trembling
limbs; nausea and headache, sometimes as  if a  cold  wind were
blowing through the head.
  Natrum sul.   °Vertigo after dinner; then heat from body toward
head, becoming more violent  until sweat breaks out  on  forehead.
Muddled feeling,  dullness.   Vertigo,  giddiness,  dizziness, gastric
derangement,  with excess of bile.
  Nitric acid.   °Felt dizzy, dull, stupid.   Vertigo  morning, must
lie down.  Congestion to the  head, with much heat in it.
  Nux mos.   °Vertigo,  as if drunk; staggering; reeling when walk-
ing in open air.   Swimming in head;  weak, limbs numb,  feeling as
if floating in air.
  ♦Nux vom.   ♦Vertigo after  dinner,  as if the brain  were turning
in a circle, with momentary loss of  consciousness;  dizzy, reeling 
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 while walking,  as if he  would fall  to one side  or  oackwards.  Intox-
 icated, confusion in the head.  Intoxicated, dizzy, heaviness in the
 head in the morning.  Stupefaction, confused as from nightly revel-
 ing.   Intoxication  from drunkenness  the  previous day,  with van-
 ishing  of sight  and  hearing; worse after  dinner  and  in  the sun.
 Apoplexy, with stertorous breathing; dropping of the jaw, paralysis;
 attack preceded by  vertigo, buzzing in  the ears,  nausea and urging
 to vomit.
  GEnanthe croc.  GViolent vertigo, with falling;  with nausea, vomit-
 ing, syncope and convulsions.
  Oleander.   cVertigo:  for a long time before  the paralysis; when
 rising from bed; when looking  fixedly or looking down when stand-
 ing.  Heaviness of  the  head; better when lying down.   Faintness
 as from weakness,  relieved by sweat.
  *Opium.   ♦Vertigo, as from  intoxication.    Great sensibility  to
 sound,  light and the faintest odors.  Apoplexy  with vertigo, buzzing
 in the ears, loss of  consciousness; red, bloated,  hot  face; tetanic
 rigidity.  Congestion of blood  to  the  head, with  pulsations  in  it.
 Great heaviness in head  On rising,  fainting.  Vertigo,   a sort  of
 anxiety on  rising; after typhus,  also   from  injuries of  the head.
 Dull,  stupid, as if  drunk.
  Oxalic acid.    Vertigo; weakness and thirst;  anxiety, headache
 and  sweat; when looking  out of  the window; when rising from a
 seat; a swimming sensation on lying down. Sensation of emptiness
 in the head;  faint feeling as if all the blood had  left the brain.  Up-
 per  part of  body, particularly the head, feels as if blood were cours-
 ing  upward and outward.
  Petroleum.   "Vertigo on rising, often with  bilious vomiting.
  ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Vertigo, staggers  while  walking,   after rising
 from bed,  or from  a seat;  worse  mornings.   Great  dullness  of
 the head,  confused  and  heavy with   some  vertigo.    Apoplexy
 grasps at head,  mouth drawn to the left.   Nervous vertigo, or ver-
 tigo from abuse of narcotics,  coffee;  also from rising from bed,  or a
 seat with fainting; worse mornings and after meals.
  Posphoric acid.   Vertigo;   in  typhus  so  that  they  fall  when
they sit up; lying in bed,  as if the feet were  going  up,  with head
remaining still,  after reflection.  Stupefying pain in forehead, with
somnolence  without  snoring, the eyes being closed.   Confusion and
painful  cloudiness of the head,  especially on  awaking.   Sensation 
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as if intoxicated, in evening, in warm room, with humming in head,
which  feels as  if it would burst when coughing.
  Phytolacca.   °Vertigo;  with danger of  falling; with dim vision
when rising from bed,  feels faint; staggering.
  Plumbum.   cStupefaction of head; he  falls  down  unconscious.
Vertigo, especially on stooping,  or when looking upward.
  Podophyllum.   Vertigo: while standing in  open  air, with  ten-
dency  to fall forward, with sensation  of dullness over eyes.
  Psoricum.   -Vertigo  mornings; objects seem to go around with
him; with headache; eyes feel pressed outward. Fullness in vertex,
as if brain would burst out.  Congestion to head;  heat; awakened
at night,  stupefied;  could not recollect  after  sitting  still  awhile,
and had to rise to collect his senses.
   ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Vertigo  as if  intoxicated;   on stooping;   while
sitting; in the  morning on rising;  must lie down again.  °Confusion
of head, with pains, as after intoxication or watching.   Giddy,  as
if drunk; inclined to vomit.  Faint all the  morning; frequent calls
for water.   Apoplexy;  unconscious; face blue,  red, bloated; violent
beating of heart; pulse  collapsed;  rattling  breathing.
  Ranunculus  bulb.  °Vertigo, with danger  of falling  when going
from room into open air.
   Rheum.   °Vertigo  and  heaviness, with  beating in head; worse
while standing.
  Rhododendron.   °Sensation of  stupefaction  and  drowsiness in
head on rising in morning.   Intoxicated from  a little wine.
  ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Giddy,  as  if intoxicated,  with  staggering when
rising  from bed,  with dullness and pressure  behind the eyes. Ver-
tigo in the  aged, worse  when rising from lying and from  turning or
stooping.
   Ruta.  "Vertigo:  in the morning when rising; when sitting; when
walking in  the open air.
  Sabadilla.  GVertigo: things turn black before the eyes,  sensation
of fainting; as  if things were turning, especially  when rising from
a seat;  more sitting than walking;  felt stupid.   Dullness in head in
influenza.  Beclouded,as after intoxication,without  vertigo  or pains.
  Sabina.   GVertigo:  especially in the  morning, fears"  she  will  fall;
everything turns black before the eyes;  suppressed menses, with con-
gestion to and heat in the head.
  ♦Sanguinaria.  ♦Vertigo  when rising from a sitting  or stooping 
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position, or quickly turning the head, or  looking upward; or with
long continued nausea, debility  and headache; on  lying  down  at
night and in cold weather.  GSensation  as if  paralyzed  and unable
to move while lying on her  back, with full  consciousness of her
surroundings. It  seems as if events that  transpired in dreams were
of weeks and months duration.  Vertigo in cold weather. Sensation
as if in railroad car, and everybody about her talked  rapidly; begs
to be held.
  Sarsaparilla.   c Dull, stupid feeling,  cannot keep the mind on his
study.   Staggers, falls  forward,  in the  open  air.   Vertigo  while
looking steadily,  with nausea, mornings.
  Secale.  "Feeling of lightness in head, most in occiput.  Giddi-
ness; unsteady gait.  Heaviness of head and tingling  in legs.  Un-
consciousness, with heavy sleep, preceded by tingling in  head and
limbs.
  Selenium.   r Vertigo: on lifting  head   or  rising  up; on  moving
about with nausea, vomiting, faintness, worse  after  breakfast and
dinner.
  Sepia.  cStupefaction of head.   Momentary attacks of giddiness
when walking in  open air  or  while writing.   Congestion of  blood
to the head.   Heaviness in the head.
  Silicia.    Vertigo; as if one would  fall forward; ascending from
dorsal region  through nape of neck into head;  worse  from motion,
or looking upwards; accompanied  by  nausea,  with rachites;  from
excessive use of  the eyes;  when  riding,  with sleepiness.   Fainting
when taking cold from  suppressed  foot-sweat
  Spigelia.   "Vertigo:  as  if he  would fall, worse in morning when
rising, with headache  depriving  him of his  senses, when  looking
down, or turning the eyes; with nausea.
  Spongia.   c Vertigo: with danger of falling; at night when  awak-
ing,  with nausea.  Congestion of blood to head with throbbing and
pressure in  forehead.
  Squilla.    Vertigo in morning with nausea. Beclouded and dizzy
in head.
  Stannum.    Vertigo- when reading, with  loss  of thought;  worse
walking in open  air or  raising head.
  ♦Stramonium.   ♦Vertigo,   cannot walk in the dark  or with eyes
closed;  falling to the left  or  backward;  reeling as  if drunk;  stag-
gering,  obscuration of vision; red  face. 
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   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Vertigo, while walking in the open air; when stoop-
ing;  when rising from a seat; when crossing a  stream; with nose-
bleed mornings.    Great confusion  of  head, with  dizziness, with
aching, as if  a band were tied tight around forehead; °with vanish-
ing of sight;  with nausea;  with inclination  to fall to the left side;
worse after meals, particularly after dinner. Rush of blood to head,
with  roaring  in ears and heat of face; worse  when stooping, talking
in open air; better sitting  in  warm  room.  Heaviness and  fullness
in forehead; worse when raising the head to sitting posture;  worse
after sleep; after talking; better  when  sitting,  or when  lying with
the head high.
   Sulphuric acid.   cSensation in  forehead as if brain were  loose
and falling from side to side; worse  when walking in the open air;
better when sitting quiet in room.   Rush of blood to head in head-
ache.
   Tabacum.  °Vertigo;  excessive heaviness in the head,with qualm-
ishness in stomach; better out of doors.
   Taraxacum.   Vertigo when walking  about; apyrexia of ague.
   Tellurium.   GVertigo, morning  after rising from bed;  worse when
walking,  sitting  up or turning head;  pulse accelerated; nausea, vom-
iting of food; better lying  perfectly quiet; when going to sleep.
   Terebinthina.   GSudden vertigo, with obscuration of  sight.
   Theridion.    Vertigo, with nausea, even to vomiting; worse from
stooping; from least movement; on  closing eyes; on  board a vessel,
with cold sweat.
   Thuja occ.    Vertigo: with eyes  shut; ceases  on  opening  them,
when rising from sitting, stooping, looking  upward or  sideways.
   Ustilago.   °Frequent attacks of  vertigo;  things  whirl before  the
eyes,  and double, or white specks come into view and blot all else.
   Valeriana.  °Feels light, as if flying  in the air. Vertigo on stoop-
ing.   Over-sensitive.
   Veratrum alb.   °Vertigo: with cold sweat on forehead; with loss
of vision; sudden fainting  from opium eating; from abuse of tobacco
or alcohol.   Heaviness of head; things seem to whirl in  a circles-
typhoid.  Faints  from least exertion,  from slight  wounds; from
violent  pains  after loss of fluids; anxiety, nausea, convulsive twitch-
ings.
  Viola tri.   cVertigo when walking, heaviness  of  the  head when
raising  it, which disappears by stooping. 
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  Zincum.    Vertigo in occiput,  with falling to the left  when walk-
ing.  Stupefaction and dullness of intellect,especially afternoon and
evening.
  Zingiber.   -Vertigo, limbs heavy.   Head feels too large.

                            REPERTORY.
  Apoplexy—ail., baryt., camph., coff., hyos., lach., nux v., ♦opium,
♦phos., puis.
  Black before eyes—anae,  ferr.,  mere,  sabad.,  sabina.
  Buzzing in ears—♦arg.  n., ars.,  ♦chin. s., hyper., nux v.,  opium,
phos.  a.,  sul.
  Cloudiness—alum., bell., clem., graph.,  phos.  a., sabad., squill.
  Confusion—absinth.,  aescul., apis,  bry.,  carb. an., chel., croc,
gels.,  glon.,  mill., naja,  nat.  ars., ♦nux  v., phos.,  phos. a.,  puis.,
♦sul.
  Congestion or  rush  of blood—abies c,  aeon.,  am. c.,  ant. c,
bell.,  cact.,  calc. e, camph., can. s., croc, fluor. a.,  graph., lach.,
mag.  m., myr. c, nit. a.,  opium,  psor., sepia,  spong., sul., sul.  a.
  Consciousness—aeon., brom.,  nux v.,  sang.
  Dimness of sight—cham., gels., phyt.
  Dizziness—abies  n., ♦ail.,  arg.  m.,  calad.,  crot. t., eye,   dulc,
eup. purp., ♦gels.,  graph., guaiac, hyper.,  lachn., mar. v.,  mere,
mere  p.  i.,  mur. a.,  nat.  s.,  nit.  a., ♦nux v.,  squill.,  ♦sul.
  Drunken—abies c,absinth., acet.a., aeon., agar.,  alum.,  *arg. m..
aur.,  camph., cocc, graph., hyos., kali  bi., kreos., mez., nux m.,
nux v., opium, puis., stram.
  Dullness in  head—agn., alum.,  calc. e,  can.  i., caust,  cepa.,
cham., cimi.,cinch., clem., ♦cocc, coloc,  crot.  t, eye,dros., dulc,
euphr., fluor.a.,gamb.,gels., graph.,kali n., mag.  m.,kreos., mar.v.,
mere, mez., mill.,  myr.  e, naja,  nat. ars., nat. c, nat. s.,  nit. a.,
opium, ♦phos., sabad.,  sars., zinc.
  Empty  or  hollow—cina,  cocc, graph.,  nat.  m., oxal.  a.
  Faint—acet. a.,  aeon.,  asaf.,  bapt., camph.,  canth.,  carb.  v.,
cham.,cimi.T♦cinch., crot. t, eup.perf., glon., graph., hep. s., hyos.,
iod., kalin.,  lib,  mere, cenan., olean., opium,  oxal.a., phos., phyt,
puis.,  sabad., selen., sil., ver. a.
  Falling—alum., am. m., arg. m., ars., aur.,  bell., benz. a., berb.,
bovist., brom., calc. e, cann. s., chel., cic, coloc, dros., eup. perf.,
eup.purp., euphr., ferr.,  graph., hyos., hyper.,  lach.,  lib, mag. m., 
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nux v., cenan., phos. a.,  phyt., plumb., pod., ranunc, sabin., sars.,
sib, spig.,  spong.,  stram., sul.,  zinc.
   Flickering before eyes—ant.  t, bell.
   Floating in air—camph.,  nux m., valer.
   Fullness—ail., am. m., arum., borax, bry., calq. e,cale ph.,cepa.,
♦cimi., psor.,  sub, zinc.
   Giddiness—aescul.,  aethus.,  am.c, arg.  m.,  bell.,  cinch., coloc,
gels.,kali c,  kali phos., lach., lachn., nat.  s.,  puis., ♦rhus., secale,
sepia.
   Heaviness—acet.  a., agn., alum.,  ant.  c, ant.  t, ars., bapt., bell.,
borax, bry., calc. c., camph., can. i.,  cepa,  cimi.,  cinch., crot. t,
dros., euphr.,  gamb., hyper., ign., lach., mag.  m.,  mang.,  mur.  a.,
nat. ars., ♦nux v.,  olean., opium, phos., rheum, secale,  sepia, sul.,
tabac, ver. a., viola tr.
   Intoxicated  feeling—bell., cinch.,♦cocc,  gels., hydras.,  led.,  lib,
mill.,  ♦nux v., ♦opium,  phos. a.,  ♦puis.,  rhod.,  rhus,  sabad.
   Insensible—absinth., ♦ail.
   Light headed—abies c,  arum, camph.,eup. purp., kali bi., secale.
   Muddled—nat. s.
   Must lie down—ant.  t., aur.,  ♦cocc, graph., ham., nit.  a., puis.
   Obscuration of sight—arn., ♦cinch., dulc, ferr.,  ♦gels.,  kali  n.,
sabad., sabina,  strain., terebin.,  ver. a.
   Reeling—aeon., ♦agar., bry.,  cic,  kali bi., ♦lye, mag. m., mere
b. i., nux m., nux  v., stram.
   Sensations—abies c, ail., ♦arg. m., ars.,brom., calad., carb.  an.,
cimi., cina,  cocc, eye,   eup. perf., glon., hyper., kali  n., kalm.,
mag. m., mang.,  meph.,  nat. m., nat. s., nux  m.,  oxal. a., pod.,
sang., ♦sub, sul. a., valer.,  zing.
   Senses—bell., camph.,  caps.,  coff.,  graph., mang.,  psor.
   Sensitiveness—agar., asaf., berb.,  bry.,  opium, valer.
   Staggers—♦aeon., arg. n.,  calc.  ph., camph., canth., caps., cham.,
kreos.,  lib, nux m.,  phos.,  phyt., ♦rhus, sars.,  stram.
   Stupefaction—asaf., calc.  c,   laur., lye,  mill.,  nit. a.,  nux v.,
opium,  phos.  a., plumb., psor.,  rhod., sabad.,  sars., sepia, zinc.
   Swimming—abiesc, cann. s.,  caul., cimi., cham.,nux  m., oxal. a.
   Tottering—anae, camph., coloc., mill.
   Turned—arn., mag. c, psor.,  sabad.
   Turning in circle—aloe,   am.  c, aur.,   bism., ♦bry.,  con.,  eye,
eup. purp., nux v., ver. a. 
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   Unconsciousness—canth., plumb., puis., secale.
   Vanishing of sight—aeon., bell., camph.,   nux v.,  sub,  terebin.,
ver.  a.
   Vertigo—*absinth.,   acet. a.,  ♦aeon.,  aethus.,  agar.,  ail., aloe,
alum., ambr., am. m., anae, ant. c, ant. t,  ♦apis, arg. m., arg.n.,
arn.,  ars.,  arum, aur., bapt, baryt.,  bell.,  benz. a.,  berb.,  bism.,
borax, bovist., brom., bry., cact.,calad.,♦calc e, ♦calc  ph., camph.,
♦cann.  i.,  cann.  s., canth., caps.,  carb. an.,  carb. v., caul., caust.,
cham.,  chel., ♦chin, s., cic, cimi., cinch.,   cocc,  colch.,  coloc,
con.,  croc, cupr.,  ♦eye,  ♦dig.,  dros.,  euphr.,  ferr.,  gamb.,  gels.,
glon.,  graph., ham., hell.,  helon., hep.  s., hyos., hyper., iod., ipec,
kali  bi., kali e, kali n., kali phos., kalm.,  kreos., ♦lach.,laur., led.,
lib, lob., ♦lye,  mag. c,   meph.,   mere,  mer. b.  i., mere  cor.,
mur. a., myr. e,  nat.  c., nat. m.,  nat.  s.,  nit. a.,  nux  m.,  *nux v.,
oenan.,  olean.,  ♦opium,  oxal. a.,  petrol.,  phos.,  phos. a.,  phyt,
plumb.,  pod., psor.,  ♦puis.,  ranunc, rheum,  rhus,  ruta,  sabad.,
sabina, ♦sang.,   sars., selen.,  sib, spig.,   spong., squill.,   stann.,
*stram., ♦sub, tabac,  tarax., tell., terebin.,  therid., thuja,  ustib,
valer., ver. a., viola tri., zinc,  zing.
   Weakness—♦anae,  ant.  c,   bapt,   cina,   kali  phos.,  olean.,
oxal. a.
   Weariness—bell., cupr.,  nat  m.
   Whirling—aloe,  ♦arg. m., carb.  v., ♦chin,  s., eup. perf.,  ustib,
ver.  a. 
           CHAPTER III.-INNER  HEAD.

                          SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

    Absinthium.   "Congestion of brain and  spinal marrow.
    Acetic acid.   °Headache from abuse of tobacco,  opium, coffee or
 alcohol.
    ♦Aconitum.   ♦Burning headache, as if the brain was agitated  by
 boiling water.   Fullness and heavy feeling, as if everything would
 push out of the forehead.   GSunstroke, especially  from sleeping in
 the rays of the  sun.  Brain  affections of children with violent pain
 in the head and over-sensitiveness of eyes;  or lying stupid  with
 vomiting, bowels constipated.   Congestion, anxiety, with heat and
 redness of  face,  or  pale  face ; carotids pulsate  strongly;  pulse full,
 strong or small  and quick; worse toward evening.   Ebullition with
 anxiety.   Beating and shooting  in  the  head.   Crampy  sensation
 over the root of the nose; feels  as if he would lose  his senses;  sup-
 pressed catarrh.   Headache as if the brain were  moved or raised;
 worse during motion, drinking,  talking or sunlight   On going into
 a warm room, forehead feels as if compressed.  Pressure in fore-
 head, temples and top of head.   Headache with increased secretion
 of urine.
   /Esculus.   -Dull pressure in forehead,  slight nausea, followed  at
 once by stitches in  right hypochondrium.  Neuralgic  darting from
 right to left across  the forehead, followed  by flying pains  in the
 epigastrium.  Frequent  flying  pains  through  the  temples.   Dull
 pain  in the occiput, with flushes of heat  over the occiput, neck and
 shoulders.
   ^Ethusa.  GViolent pain, as if brain were dashed to pieces.   Press-
 ing pain in forehead,  as  if it would split,   at  its height  vomiting
 and diarrhoea.   Headache  ceases  with  discharge  of  flatus  down-
 wards.  Stitches and pulsations  in  the head.  Distressing pain  in the
 occiput, nape, and down the spine; better from bending stiffly back-
wards.  Sensation as  if both  sides of  head were in a vise.
   *Agaricus.  ♦Dull,  drawing headache in the morning, extending
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into root  of  nose, with  nosebleed  or thick  mucous discharge.
Headaches of those who are subject  to chorea, or who  readily be-
come delirious in fever,  or with  pain; twitching or grimaces. Draw-
ing from both  sides of the frontal  bone as far as  the root of the
nose.  °Dull headache, especially in forehead; must move the  head
to and  fro and close the  eyes as  for sleep.  Tearing and pressure in
the left half of the brain.   Pressing in the right  side as  if a nail
were thrust  in; worse  sitting  quiet;  better  moving  slowly about.
Pain as though sharp ice touched the head, or cold  needles pierced
it.   Violent, oppressive pains, chiefly in forehead.
  Agnus cast.  GTearing, with pressure  in the temples and forehead;
worse during  motion.    Contractive  headache above the  temples
from reading.  Pain in  upper head as from staying in a close room;
looking to one point relieves.
  Ailantus.     -Headache  with  nausea  and giddiness.   Dull heavy
sensation in the forehead with disinclination to think or act.  Thick
heavy feeling in the base   and  right side  of the  head.   Darting
through the temples and back of  head, with  confusion  of  ideas.
Severe  pain through the temples on waking.   Dull  headache with
burning in  eyes and oppression  of chest,pain in the  occiput.
  ♦Aloe.   ♦Headache,  worse from  heat,  better from  cold applica-
tions.   Headache across the forehead  with  heaviness  of eyes and
nausea.  Dull, pressive  pain  in the  supra-orbital  region;  in the
sinciput.   °Congestion to  head,  compelling one to  sit up.  Weight
in the vertex;  pressure  in the forehead and occiput.   Pressing out-
ward in the temples, with  periodic heat of the face   and   flickering
before  the eyes.   Stitches in the temples  aggravated by every foot-
step.   Headache after insufficient  stool with abdominal pains.
   Alumina.   °Throbbing,   frontal  pain;  worse  going  up-stairs or
stepping.  Burning,  pressive pain, with heat in the forehead  while
standing or sitting, better  in the open  air.   Severe  stitches in  the
brain,  with nausea.   Headache with  constipation.   Headache re-
lieved by lying quiet in bed.
   Ambra.   °Pressure in the forehead, with fear of becoming  crazy.
Tearing in  forehead; in left temple to the  vertex;  in right frontal
eminence and behind  the  left ear.  Extremely  painful  tearing on
top of  head and apparently in  whole upper half  of  brain, with
paleness of face and coldness of left hand. Pressive drawing ascend-
ing from nape of neck,  and extending through head  towards  fore- 
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 head, considerable oppression remaining in  lower part of occiput.
 Dullness in occiput.   Tearing pains predominate in head.
   Ammonium carb.  °Headache; in the morning in bed with nausea
 and risings in throat,  as  if to vomit,  in the morning,  but  worse in
 afternoon.  Boring, stitching  headache at  night.   Headache thrusts
 in forehead, as if  it would  burst.   Pulsating,  beating  and  pressing
 in forehead, as if  it would  burst;  worse after  eating;  while walking
 in open air; better from pressure;  in warm room.  Stitches in vari-
 ous parts of head.  Tearing; in whole head; in  temples; back of
 left ear,  ascending to  vertex.  Sensation  of looseness of!  brain, as
 if brain fell to  the side towards which he leaned.
   Ammonium mur.  °Heaviness in forehead frequently during day;
 internal sensation of heat, some sweat.  Pressure  in   forehead to-
 wards root of nose,  with  sensation as if  brain was torn.  Contrac-
 tive pain in occiput. Tearing mostly in right temple, thence through
 right side of face.   Stitches in left  temple  and  side  of head, and
 when stooping,  in vertex, with sensation  as if head would split.
   ♦Amyl nit.  *Heat and throbbing in head, with feeling of intense
 fullness  of  head.    Beating,  throbbing,  bursting  sensation  in the
 head and ears,  with constriction of  throat and heart.   °Visible pul-
 sating, throbbing  in temples, with  sense of  tension  in  temples.
 Sensation of something  rushing upward, and  throbbing  in vertex.
   Anacardium.  GDull pressure as from a plug on left side of vertex.
 Gastric and nervous headache.   Headache worse during motion and
 work.  Heat in head.   Throbbing headache.   Stitches  over  right
 eye; in left side of  head.   Tearing  pain  in   occiput, constrictive
 headache in forehead,  with irritable  mood,  pains  increase hourly;
 momentarily relieved by strong pressure; finally whole head affected.
 Violent pressure in  right or left temple.
   ♦Antimonium  crud.  ♦Headache:  after bathing in river,with weak-
 ness of the limbs  and  aversion to food;  from  deranging  stomach;
 drinking alcoholic drinks; after a chill; after  suppressed eruption;
 from  taking cold.  cIn left temporal  region:  pressure inwards;  draw-
 ing; slow pulsation with fine pricking.  Stupefying,  dull  headache
 in forehead so  violent  that  sweat broke out  from anxiety;  when
walking in the open air.   Slight dull  headache  with  vertigo, in-
 creased by  ascending stairs.
  Antimonium tart.  °Headache as  from a band compressing  fore-
head.   Pressive pains  in forehead. Stitching,  extending downwards 
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into left eye. Throbbing in right side of forehead. Painful drawing
in right temple, extends down to zygoma and upper jaw. Tearing
pains in head.   Stitches in left parietal bone on  stooping,  extend-
ing forwards.   Trembling of head,  particularly when coughing.
  *Apis mel.   ♦Child  lies  in torpor;  delirium, sudden, shrieking
cries, squinting, grinding teeth, boring head  in  pillow; one  side
twitching,the other paralyzed; head wet from sweating;  urine scanty,
milky; big toe  turns up; nausea while lying; breath offensive; tongue
sore.   Acute hydrocephalus.  After erysipelatous  eruptions.  Pain
in occiput, with occasional sharp shrieks. Hydrocephalus. Chronic
meningitis,  with considerable cephalic disturbance,  and symptoms
indicating, threatening, if not actual,  effusion   of serum into  the
cavity of the arachnoid.   Hydrocephaloid; stupor; eyes  red; head
hot; shrill shrieks;  tongue  dry, skin  dry, hands cold  and  blue;
urine suppressed;  abdomen tender; diarrhoea mucous, offensive,  in-
voluntary, containing flakes  of pus.  °Hydrocephalic  enlargement
of head.   Brain  feels  tired; as if gone to sleep, tingling.   Dull,
heavy, tensive  headache over the eyes  with pain through the orbits.
Chronic headache, violent pain in  forehead and  temples, at  times
involving  the eyes, attended by vertigo, nausea and vomiting; must
hold the head and eyes down.  Burning  and throbbing in  head,
worse by motion and  stooping, temporarily better by pressing the
head  firmly  with the hands; occasional sweat.   Aching  in occiput.
Violent drawing from the back of  neck, extending behind  the  left
ear, spreading  over left half of head.   Neuralgic  pain, like  a bee-
sting in and about the left  temple.   Congestion  to  head and face;
fullness in head.
  Apocynum.   cHeaviness of the head evenings;  aching in the small
of the back  and limbs.   Hydrocephalus; stupor,  sight  of  one eye
totally lost,  the other eye  slightly  sensible; constant,  involuntary
motion of one  arm and leg; forehead projecting; sutures open.  Stage
of exudation.
  ♦Aranea.   ♦Headache and  confusion in  the   head  relieved  by
smoking.   Headache continues till evening,  becomes  milder, how
ever, after a few hours and ceases  entirely in the  open air.  Head-
ache, with burning in the eyes and heat in the face.
  Argentum met.    Congestion to the head,  followed  by redness  of
the cheeks.   Cutting stitches from left ear  into  brain.  Pressing-
pain  with  dullness  in forehead, and drawing  pressure  in  occiput. 
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 Pressive, tearing pain, at the  temporal  bones, worse  by  touch.
 Painful sensation of emptiness in head, feeling as if it was hollow,
 with aching of the  whole brain.   Left-sided  headache,  as  in -the
 brain substance; at first only slight  drawing, gradually  becoming
 more violent;  at its culmination  raging as  though a nerve  was be-
 ing  torn, ceasing suddenly.
   *Argentum nit.   ♦Head relieved by  binding  something  tightly
 around the head, worse in open  air.    Congestion of blood to head
 and face.   Boring in left frontal eminence,  worse at night in warm
 bed. cPressing pains sometimes  in vertex, sometimes  left  frontal
 bone, relieved by pressure or by tight bandaging; worse  from any
 exhaustive  mental labor;  letters  would  then run together.   Violent
 pressure in the forehead,  commencing over the eyes,  spreading up-
 wards to the coronal  suture;  in morning.  Hemicrania;  pressive
 screwing,  throbbing pain in  one frontal  protuberance,  temples  or
 into the bones of the face.   At  its height  trembling  of the whole
 body, intense  nausea  which  ends  in  watery, bilious  vomit, lies
 senseless,  eyes closed, shuns light and  conversation. Digging pains
 in the right hemisphere of the brain.' Digging,cutting motion through
 left  hemisphere, from occiput to  frontal  proturberance,  recurs fre-
 quently, increases and decreases  rapidly.
   *Arnica.  ♦Headache, as from a nail thrust into the temples, with
 general  sweat  about 12 p. m. ,   followed  by faintness.  Apoplexy,
 loss of  consciousness, with involuntary evacuation from  the bowels
 and  bladder; paralysis (left-sided);  pulse  full, strong;  stertor; sigh-
 ing; muttering.  Meningitis  after mechanical or traumatic injuries.
 Bad effects from falls or  blows  on  the  head.   °Pressive  pain  in
 forehead, when  walking,   ascending  stairs, reflecting  or reading.
 Pressive headache over the eyes  and toward the temples, with sen-
 sation as if the tissues of the forehead were spasmodically contract-
 ed.  Pressive headache, as if the head were being distended.  Pains
 over one eye,  with compression  in forehead and  greenish vomiting.
 Stitching, tearing pain in the left temples.  Pains as if a knife v/ere
drawn through  the  head transversely,  from  the left  side, followed
by internal  coldness of the head.   Feels like a heavy weight, press-
ing,  shooting  in both temples.  Burning  in the brain  with natural
heat of  the  body,  night and morning; worse from motion,  better at
rest.  Heaviness in  the middle of the brain.   Exudations  in brain
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  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Heaviness in  the  head,  with  hammering  in  the
ears;  goes off in the»open  air,  but returns on re-entering the room.
Intense headache,   increased  with  light and   noise, with vertigo.
Drawing,  pressive pain in right side of forehead.  Pain as  if bruised
or sore, over the nose and in the forehead;  rubbing  relieves tem-
porarily.  Throbbing, frontal headache   over root  of nose. Ozaena
headache: beating or pressure as from a load on brain; rising up in
bed or motion aggravates; cold washing relieves temporarily,  walk-
ing in open air permanently.   The pain in head and  face is espec-
ially severe on the left side; cannot lean or rest on that side.
  *Asafcetida.   *Pressing pain  in  forehead from  within  outward.
 cPressure in  sides of head or temples,  like from a dull stick; better
 from touch.   Flying stitch from within outward  in  forehead, tem-
ples and sides of head. Sensation  of swashing  and gurgling behind
the upper part of the frontal  bone.  All the headaches are worse
toward  evening, in the room while at rest, sitting or lying.   Better
from  rising or moving about in  the open air.
  ♦Asterias rub.   ♦Heat  of the head as if surrounded  by  hot air.
^Sense  of fullness and rush  of  "blood  to head.   Throbbing in  the
head. Sensation as if the brain were receiving shocks from  an elec-
tric battery; head felt as  if bursting; consciousness  almost  extinct;
hard  pulse and throbbing of right carotid.  Pressing  and lancinating
pains in temples and elsewhere.
  ^Belladonna.  ♦Rush of  blood to  the head;  pulsation of cerebral
arteries; throbbing in the brain.   Intense  headache;  aggravated by
noise, motion, moving the  eyes, contact and  coughing.   Pressure
in the head,  now here now there,  which occupies each time large
areas. Violent throbbings in  the brain, from behind,  forward  and
toward both sides.   The  throbbing ends in  the surface in  painful
shootings. Jerking headache extremely   violent  on walking  quickly,
• or ascending  stairs rapidly; at  every step a jolt downward, as if a
weight were in the occiput.  Frequently obliged  to stand  still  in
walking from the violence  of  the pain in the  forehead; at  every
step it  seemed as if the brain rose and  fell in the forehead; pain re-
lieved by pressing strongly on  the  forehead  Pressive pain in  the
forehead so severe during motion  that   it  causes  him to close his
eyes.   Stabbing as if with a knife from one  temple to  the  other.
 Head so sensitive externally that  the   least  contact, even  pressure
of the hair, gives pain.  c Feeling in the brain like the swashing of 
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water.   (Hep. s.) Cold sensation in the brain at the middle of the
forehead.   Headache as if a  stone  were  pressing  the  forehead.
Severe shooting  in right frontal eminence,  worse from bending for-
ward,  ameliorated by pressure. Pains come on suddenly,last  indefi-
nitely,  but cease suddenly.  Headache  from heat of sun.
   Berberis.    Dullness in  the  head, like from  coryza.   Heaviness
of the head, particularly from stooping.  Pressure from within out-
ward,  particularly in forehead, but also temples  and  occiput.  Sen-
sation as if head  were becoming  larger.  Tensive pain, also with
pressure in  temples  and forehead  or  with dullness of  the  whole
head.   Stitches in the forehead.   Tearing in the forehead and or-
bits.   Cold sensation in right temple. Heat in the head, after din-
ner and from exertion.
   Bromium.   -Headache;   heavy  pressure  in forehead, in heat of
the sun; passes off in the shade.   Left-sided  headache.  Headache
after drinking  milk.
   ♦Bryonia.  ♦Headache commences in the  morning, not  on wak-
ing, but on first  opening the eyes.  Headache as  if everything would
press out of the  forehead,  worse  in  stooping.  Pressing pain above
the left eye, followed by dull,  pressive  pains  in  the  occipital  pro-
tuberances; thence spreading over the whole  body; on quick motion
and  after eating, pain so severe that it  seemed a distinct  pulsation
within  the head.  Slight  drawing  in temporal  bones  from  above
downward towaid the zygoma.   Pressive pain in the occiput, draw-
ing down into  neck,  relieved  toward noon.  Throbbing pain  on
top of head, morning when walking.  Continued stitch  deep  in  the
brain on left side when  coughing.   Headache as though the head
would burst, commencing in morning and  gradually increasing  till
evening.   Drawing, tearing pain  in right temple,  mostly extending
to upper molars and  muscles of neck.
  ♦Cactus.   ♦Heavy  pressing  in  the head, as if a  great weight lay
on the vertex;  cbetter  from pressure, worse  from noise and light.
Congestion to the brain, bloodshot eyes,  coma,   suffocation, flushes
in face; fever,  from exposure to the sun's rays.   Pulsation in tem-
ples, as if the skull would burst; intolerable* at  night.  Headache
worse right side,  caused by excitement, as  at opera; wine;  belated
dinner.
  *Calcarea carb.  ♦Rush  of blood  to  the  head, with  heat   in it,
 and with  redness and pufnness  in  the face. °Frequent one-sided 
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headache, always with much  empty eructation.   Stupefying,  press-
ing ache in  forehead, as in vertigo, during rest and motion. Stitch-
ing headache above the  left temple.   Headache  begins  in occiput
and spreads to top of head, so severe she thinks the head will burst,
and that'she will go crazy. Throbbing headache in middle of brain
every morning, lasts all  day.   Headache  worse on going up-stairs,
talking  or walking,in hot sun or from taking cold;  better from tight
bandaging, closing the eyes, vomiting mucus and bile,  tying down,
on pressure with the cold  hand.   Icy coldness in and on the head,
also one-sided.  Headache from  overlifting.
  *Calcarea phos.   ♦Headache  with  school girls,  with  diarrhoea.
Headache in the vertex  and behind the ears, with a drawing  in the
muscles of the neck, to the nape,and the occiput. ( Hydrocephalus,
acute and chronic, the chief remedy.—Schussler.)
  Camphora.   °Rush of blood to the head, with heaviness  of the
head, better from external pressure.   Throbbing, like  beats with  a
hammer, in the cerebellum, synchronous with the pulse;  head hot,
face red, limbs cool,  better standing;  mostly with such as are de-
prived of their  usual sexual intercourse.
  ^Cannabis  ind.  ♦Frequent involuntary shaking  of   the  head.
Violent shocks pass through  the brain.   "Feels as  if the  top of
the head was opening and shutting, and as if  the calvarium was be-
ing lifted.   Dull,  drawing  pain in the forehead,  especially over the
eyes.   Throbbing, aching  pain in the  forehead.  Aching  in both
temples, most severe  in the right.   Dull stitching in right temple.
  Cantharis.   "^Inflammation of brain.   Heaviness, in occiput, with
drowsiness  and incapacity to think. Pain deep in the  brain, with
constant expression  of anguish in the face resembling a sullen scowl
or frown,  with eyes  closed,  or without  expression if open.   Head-
ache  from  washing or bathing.
  ♦Capsicum.  ♦Headache  as  if the skull  would  burst on  coughing,
moving the head or  walking.   Throbbing headache in one  or the
other  temple.   Pressing  frontal headache, darting  pains in  head,
worse at rest,  better walking.
  ^Carbolic acid.   ♦Dull,  heavy  headache,  as if an  India  rubber
band  were stretched tightly around the forehead.   Feeling of tight-
ness across the forehead above the frontal sinuses.
  "Carbo veg.   *Dull headache  in  the  occiput.  Head  painfully
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is taken off, as if bound  up with a cloth.   °Rush  of blood to the
head, nosebleed.   Head  feels  heavy  as lead.  Pressure in both tem-
ples and on top of head. Tearing and drawing in left side of occi-
put.  Headache like from constriction  of the scalp.
   Caulophyllum.   "Rheumatic headaches, especially in females.
   *Cepa.    ♦Headache with  coryza, in the room evenings,  better in
open air; aggravated on  returning to a warm room.   Dull, frontal
headache.   Like an electric shock through  the head.
   *Chamomilla.  ♦Transient  attacks of  throbbing,   in one-half of
the brain.    "Pressure extending from vertex  to  forehead  and tem-
ples,   worse when thinking of it,   from sudden  stooping and from
mental exertion.  One-sided drawing  headache,  violent  stinging
pains in left side of head, from  the occiput  to the upper jaw. Press-
ing headache as from a stone  in the forehead, hothead, worse even-
ings.  Intense headache  in vertex like a pressure from within, feel-
ing as if the top of her head were blown off.  Throbbing headache.
   ♦Chelidonium.   ♦Pressive pain  in  right side of head.   Heaviness
in the occiput.  °Pressure in forehead extending to orbits, which,on
moving the eyes, pain as if sore.   Tensive  pain  in  forehead,  as
from  a band above the eyes.   Violent pain  in left side of head and
face.   Heaviness in the  occiput with pressure in the left ear. Cold-
ness in the occiput rising from the nape;worse when moving; better
during rest.
   ♦Chininum sul.  ♦Intermittent neuralgia  at  regular hours.  In-
termittent  headache; violent throbbing  with  vertigo,  and  heat in
face;  involuntary closing of the eyelids from prostration.  °Violent
headache;  throbbing, pressive or tearing pains in forehead  and tem-
ples.   Frontal headache; a shaking pain; feels  every  step; begins
toward noon with a chill.  Beating in vertex.  Headache;  pain not
severe,  but day after day and  week after week the brain is  one con-
tinued ache.
   Cicuta.   "Headache  in the  morning on waking, as  if the brain
were loose and  was shaken  on  walking;  when   thinking  as  to its
exact nature it ceased.    Pressure  deep in the  brain;  heaviness in
front  or back of head.
  ♦Cimicifuga.   ♦Head feels  too  large  and throbs;  intermittent
fever.  Dull aching,  particularly in  occiput  during  afternoon and
evening; worse in-doors, better in open  air.   Headaches through
the whole brain,  with  distinct sense of  soreness  in occipital   re- 
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gion.    Rush of blood to the  head;  brain feels  too  large for  the
cranium;  after suppressed uterine discharges, or  suddenly  ceasing
pains.   Waving sensation of the brain.   Dull frontal  headache, re-
lieved  by pressure.   Great pain in head and eyeballs, increased by
the slightest movement.   Severe pains  in right side of head, back
of orbit.  Aching and shooting pains in vertex, occiput,  left tem-
ple, eye and ear; worse lying down; hysterical,crying.  Top of head
feels as if it would fly off.  Intense pain as if a  bolt had been driven
from neck to  vertex;  worse at every throb of the heart.
   ♦Cinchona.  ♦Heaviness  of   the head,  fainting,  loss  'of sight,
ringing in  the ears,  cold  surface;  after  haemorrhage.   Headache,
as if the  skull would burst; the brain  beats in waves  against  the
skull.    Intense  throbbing  headache;  carotids throb,  after loss of
blood.   Stitches from temple to  temple. Sensation as if head would
burst,  with sleepiness; worse from motion or jar, better in the room
and when opening the eyes.   Whole head feels bruised; worse from
exerting the  mind.  Headache  from suppressed coryza;  worse in
open air  or exerting the mind.   Headache in  occiput  after sexual
excesses  or onanism.   Headaches, worse from  a draft of air, in the
open air, slightest touch; better  from hard  pressure.
   *Cocculus.   ♦Confusion  and stupefaction generally increased by
 eating and  drinking.   Headache, with inclination to vomit.  Head-
 ache,  as  if  the eyes were  being torn  out  Pressing pain from with-
 in outwards;  or, as if compressed  by a bandage;  or as  if  screwed
 together.   Pressing  pain in forehead,  from  without inwards, with
 nausea; aggravated by riding in  a wagon, from eating, drinking and
 sleeping; ameliorated during rest, indoors.  Headache in the occiput
 and nape, sensation of opening and  shutting like a door.
   Coffee.    Congestion of blood to the head, especially after pleas-
 ant  surprise; from talking.   Headache from  thinking.   One-sided
 headache, as from a nail driven  into the head; worse  in  the open
 air.
   *Cuprum.   ♦Children cannot hold the head  up;  brain affections.
 Pain  in head, as if hollow. Strange  tingling pain in vertex: menses
 omitting.  Violent,  continuous  headache,  increased  periodically.
 Congestion of the brain,  in  children with  catarrhal  fever,  difficult
 dentition, or  exanthematic  diseases.  Exacerbation  in brain  affec-
 tions  evenings.   Headache after epileptic attacks.
   ♦Cyclamen.  *Violent headache with  flickering before the eyes, 
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on rising in the morning.    Violent frontal  headache.   Stitching,
darting and boring pains in temples.  Congestion of blood to head.
Head  relieved by cold water applications.
   Dulcamara.    Boring, burning in forehead,  with digging in brain;
worse from motion, even talking;  head heavy.  Congestion to head,
buzzing in ears, dull  hearing; worse from getting feet wet.   Sensa-
tion as of a board pressing against the forehead.  Chilliness in cere-
bellum and over the back, returning every evening;  cerebellum and
whole head as if enlarged; worse  cold, damp weather; worse  until
2  p. m. ; better lying down.
   Eupatorium perf.    Sick headache:  when first awaking,  contin-
uing all day; every other morning.   Heat on top of head; distress-
ing feeling.   Throbbing headache during chill  and  heat.  Headache
and trembling during the hot  stage of intermittent.   Shooting from
left to right side of head. Headache with nausea every other morn-
ing, when awaking.   Soreness and pulsation  on the  back  part of
head.
   Eupatorium purp.   °Sick  headache: dull hammering, beating,
stitching or boring pain in the  left  side of head; pressing from
right to left, beginning in the morning  and  increasing  during the
afternoon and  evening;  worse  in  cold air;  better  while walking
slowly in fresh air.
   Ferrum.   GCongestion  to head;  pulsating,   hammering  pains;
head sensitive;  worse after 12  p.  m. ;  returning periodically; face
red.  Headache: on left side of  head; with  coryza; after menses.
Head hot, feet cold.   Head dull and  full,  eyelids  heavy, apt  to
sleep while sitting reading.   Pain  over left eye  coming suddenly.
Headache on top  of head, as if skull were pushed upwards.
   Ferric phosphate.  (cNeuralgia,  congestive  or inflammatory, from
cold, with pain as if a nail were driven in;  blinding  pain, one-sided
in head, temples,  or over the eye, or in lower jaw.—Schussler.)
   *Gelsemium.   ♦Heaviness   of  the  head,   relieved after  profuse
emission of watery  urine.  Brain feels as if bruised.  Severe pain
in forehead and vertex, dim sight,  roaring in  the  ears, head feels
enlarged; wild feeling, alternating with uterine  pains.  Hyperaemia
of the  brain; dull  feeling in forehead and vertex,   and  fullness in
the region of the medulla before spasms. Fullness in head, heat of
the face, chilliness, pulsation  of the  carotids;  thick  speech;  brain
feels as if bruised; eyeballs  feel sore  when  moving  them; double 
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vision.   Cerebro  spinal  meningitis, stage  of  congestion;  severe
chills, dilated pupils;  congestion  of spine and brain.
  ♦Glonoinum.   ♦Sunstroke.   Sensation as if the head were enor-
mously large; fullness of  the head; distinct  feeling of  the pulse in
the head; throbbing without pain.  Sensation as if  the blood were
mounting to  the head.  Sensation of soreness  through the  whole
head; is  afraid to shake the head, as  it seems as  if  it would make
it fall  to pieces.   Throbbing in the head; in the forehead; in tem-
ples;  in vertex;  in occiput; worse when moving;  better when sitting
still, and lying,  and from pressure.   Shocks in  the  brain synchro-
nous with the pulse.   Undulating or wave-like motion in the brain.
Throbbing in the temporal arteries,   which were raised and felt like
cords.   Shaking the head  increases  the headache; -also motion.
Hemicrania,  sees half light, half  dark.   Headache,  with increased
secretion of urine.   Headache  from below upwards.
  ^Graphites. +A pain as if the head were  numb and pith)-.   Pain
as if constricted, especially in  the occiput.  -Pressure,  or drawing,
tearing, bursting pain in  forehead.   Stinging  or stitching pains in
the temples.   Throbbing in the sides  of  the head.   Pressive pain
in the vertex and occiput.  Tearing  pain  in one  side of  head, in
teeth  and glands of  throat.   Lancinating  pain  in right  temple.
Violent headache, with nausea, during the menses.
  Guaiacum.  ^Headache across the forehead. Violent sharp stitches
in the brain.  Rheumatic pains in one side of  the head, extending
to the face.   Megrim.  Attacks of gout in the head.   Neuralgia of
left side  of head and face.
  Hamamelis.   °Feeling as if a  bolt was passing  from temple to
temple.   Fullness in the forehead, with  pressing in the root  of the
tongue.   Bursting headache on awaking,  insupportable on bendin«
downward.   Dullness  and fullness in the head  all day.  Headache
after an emission; depressed in mind.  Hammering  over left eye,
as if he would go out  of  his mind.
  Helleborus.    Pressing headache from within outward: stupefac-
tion;  heavy head; worse from  moving  head,  from  exertion; better
in the open air.   Stupefying  headache, with coryza  (4 to 8  p. m.);
worse  from  stooping;  better at rest  and  in the open air.  Shooting
pains in the  head—dropsy after  scarlatina.   Stupefied; head hot,
heavy; boring head  in the pillows,  chilly;  fingers cold.   Dropsy of
the brain, post-scarlatinal.   Burning heat  in head.   Sensation in
occiput as from a blow. 
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   ♦Hepar sulph.   ^Constant pressive  pain  in one half of the brain,
 as if from a plug or nail.   °Boring headache,  at  the  root  of the
 nose every morning; in right temple from  without  inwards; worse
 from motion 01 stooping.   Aching in  the forehead, from  midnight
 till morning.  Lancinating headache, better when  walking in the
 open air.   Headaches when shaking the head.   Sense  of swashing
 in  the  head.   Morning   headache,  worse from  every  concus-
 sion.
   Hyoscyamus.    Pain and heat in the head, after a  meal.   Head-
 ache,  better walking.  Congestion  to head.  Cerebral  hyperaemia,
 delirious,  unconscious; blue-red face;  red,  sparkling  eyes.  Heavb
 ness, vacant  feeling,  confusion, severe  pain; pains  in  meninges;
 pressure in left side of forehead, changing  to shooting.   Heat and
 tingling in head, violent pulsations,  like waves,  head shakes; worse,
 becoming  cold, after eating; better bending head forward and from
 heat.   Brain feels as if loose.   Stupor; shakes   head  to  and  fro;
 swashing sensation in  the brain.
   ♦Hypericum.  ♦Tearing  stitches  in brain;  beating,  mostly on
 vertex—meningitis.   Headache, with  sore eyes   after a fall. °Dull
 headache;  head heavy, morning.   Burning  in the vertex; heat;  pul-
 sation (afternoon).  Sensation as if the head became elongated.
   *Ignatia.   ♦Pain as  if a nail were driven out  through the side of
 the head;  relieved when  lying on   the painful  side.  ^Headache
 from coffee,   tobacco,  or  alcohol,  aggravated  in   mornings; from
 moving  eyes,  from  stooping, from  noise;   better  from  changing
 position; when lying on  painful side.   Pressing  frontal  headache
 over the glabella; must bend  the head forward,followed by inclina-
 tion to vomit.  Headache, like a pressure with something hard, on
 the upper  surface of the brain.  Throbbing pain   in  the occiput,
 worse when pressing at stool.  Pain with every throb of  the arter-
 ies.   Congestion to the head  from  being   spoken  to.   Head  feels
 sore, bruised.
   Iodium.   -Headache, left side and top; sometimes paralytic feel-
 ing of  the  arms.  Headache as if a tape or band were  drawn tightly
around the head.   Headache worse in  warm air; when riding along
time in a carriage; from  walking  fast.  Pressure  in a small spot
above the root of  nose.   Throbbing in the  head  at every  motion.
   Ipecacuanha.  -Headache,  as  if bruised, all through  bones of
head and down into root of tongue;  nausea; vomiting; better  out- 
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doors.   Heat and throbbing in the head,  with red cheeks. Aching
in the  forehead; fine, stinging pains in the  forehead.  Semilateral
headache, with nausea  and  vomiting.   Lancinating  in  the  head.
Pain in occiput and nape of neck.
  Iris.    Sick  headache, eighth day.  Tired headache from mental
exhaustion.   Dull throbbing or shooting in  right side of forehead;
nausea; worse  toward  evening; from rest,  from cold  air, or cough-
ing;  better from moderate motion.
  Kali carb.   cCongestion to  head,  with  throbbing and humming.
Forehead: stitches, also in  the temples,  worse  stooping,  moving
the head, eyes  or  jaw;  better raising  the  head, and from heat;
stitches into the eyes and root of  nose, with catarrh.   Pressing  in
the front of head, temples and into the eyes, with heat  in face and
head.  One-sided headache with  nausea.   Headache  from  riding
in a  carriage;  coughing, sneezing; on  awaking  from sleep;   from
coryza.  Pressing pain in  back of  head.
  Kali chlorate.    Headache,  with vomiting, hawking  up of thick
white mucus; sick headache,  from  sluggish liver.
  Kali iod.    Hyperaemia in scrofula.   Headache and heaviness in
head (5  a.  m.); better after rising.   Pains in sides  of  head,  as if
screwed  in;  better in open air.  Lancinating and dartings  over left
eye and  in left temple.
  Kali  phos     Headache,   nervous,  sensitive  to noise,  irrita-
bility,  confusion,  relieved by motion;  of students and  those worn
 out  by fatigue, when no  gastric  symptoms are  felt,  but tongue
brownish-yellow like  stale mustard.  Pains  and weight  at back of
head,  with feeling of weariness   and  exhaustion.  Softening  of
brain as  the result  of inflammation.
  Kali sulf.  °Headache worse in  warm room and in evening; bet-
ter in cool or open air. Rheumatic headaches, beginning in evening.
  Kreosotum.    -Headache after a  carouse  Pain pressing outward
in forehead.  Heaviness or pressure in various parts  of the  head,
with sensation  as if the  brain would force   through  the  forehead.
Throbbing and beating in  the forehead from  left side of head.  Tear-
ing,  drawing,  jerking pains.   Chronic, periodic headache  in  fore-
head, piercing  pain; wheels or swellings on the scalp.
  ♦Lachesis.   ♦Headache   extending into  the  root  of  the nose.
 -Frontal headache, faint on rising.  Headache  over the  eyes and
occiput,  morning, on rising.   Pressing, bursting pains  in temples, 
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 better when lying  down.  Temporal  nervous pain,  vertigo,  pale
 face; throbbing temples.   One-sided headache;  pains  intense, ex-
 tend to neck and shoulders, with stiff neck;  paralytic tongue.  Tear-
 ing on top of  head,  from within outward. Weight and  pressure on
 vertex    Burning of the vertex, at  the menopause.   Beating  head-
 ache with heat,  worse on  the vertex and  right side,  or over the
 eyes,  preceding  a cold  in the  head,  with  stiff neck.  Feeling  in
 back of head,  as if pressed asunder.   Headache in the  sun, glim-
 mering sight.   Throbbing in  the head from  the least  movement;
 congestion.
   Laurocerasus.     Stupefying pain in  the whole head.   Pulsation
 in  head,  with  heat or  with coldness.  Sensation  of looseness  of
 the brain, as if it were  falling into the  forehead, when  stooping,
 without pain.   The brain feels contracted and painful.  Stitches  in
 the head.
   Lilium tig.    Dull frontal headache; v/orse over left eye; or al-
 ternating from side to side.  Wild feeling in head,  as  though she
 would be crazy,  with pain in  right  iliac region.   Heavy feeling in
 the head  with  morning  diarrhoea.   Dull,  pressive aching,  from left
 temples to occiput;  paroxysmal.
   *Lycopodium.  ♦Throbbing  headache on leaning head backwards;
 during the day; after coughing.  -Stitches  in the  temples,  mostly
 in the right, from within  outward.   Pain  in the  temples  as  if
 screwed together.  Pressing headache on  vertex,  from 4  to 8  p. m.,
 and from stooping,  followed by great  weakness.  Tearing  in fore
 head or right side of head, extending down to the neck, with tear
 ingin the face, eyes  and teeth; worse on  raising one's  self, better
 on  lying down.  Headache after breakfast.   Headache worse  from
 warmth on bed, getting warm  while walking,  and from mental exer-
 tion; better from  the open cold air,  and uncovering  the  head.
  Magnesia  carb.  "Congestion of  blood to  the  head, especially
 when smoking.  Heat in  the head  and hands, with  redness of the
 face alternating with paleness.  Pressing headache from mental ex-
 ertion, and when  among  many persons.  Pulsating  sensation  in
 forehead.
  ♦Magnesia mur.   *Squeezing,griping pains in  both temples, with
sensation  as  if vertigo and loss of consciousness were about to ensue,
in the evening after lying down;  better on  strong   pressure with
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feels as if the head would burst; must lie down;  worse from motion
and in the fresh air; better  from  strong  pressure.   Tearing  and
stitches in the temples, with great  sensitiveness  of  the vertex, as
if the hair were raised  by pulling.
  Magnesia phos.   Headaches  very  excruciating, with  tendency
to spasmodic  symptoms;  neuralgic,  rheumatic,  shooting  or sting-
ing,  shifting and intermittent.
  *Menyanthes.  ♦Pressure  in the head from  above downward,  re-
lieved  during hard pressure with the hand.
  Mercurius.   "Tension over forehead, as  if  in a hoop; worse  at
night in bed;  better after rising  and from laying the hand  upon it.
Inflammation  of brain with this  hoop-like  feeling; burning and pul-
sation  in forehead; worse at night,  better after  riding.  Congestion
to the  head.   Head feels as if it would burst, with fullness  of  the
brain.   Head feels as  if it  was getting larger.  Severe pain in fore-
head, top of head and occiput;  stitches through the head.  Tearing
in head, heat and sweat,  worse  at night, in warmth of  bed; better
toward  morning and while lying  quietly.  Burning in head, especially
in left  temple; worse at night, lying in bed; better on  sitting  up.
Head feels as if in a vise, with  nausea; worse in the open air, from
sleeping, eating and drinking; better in the room.
  Mercurius biniod.   ^Sensation as if bound by a tight  cord, in
frontal region. Beating, throbbing from right  of  sinciput to vertex.
Headache  with grippe.   Pressure over the eyes.   Headache worse
afternoon and evening; dull,  stolid.
  Mercurius cor.   "Violent  temporal headache.   Heaviness of  the
head.   Stitches in the  forehead.
  ♦Mezereum.  ♦Violent headache;  head painful on slightest touch,
after vexation.  °Headache  relieved by  stooping.   Headache with
dullness, worse in  open air.  Sensation as if  the upper part of  the
head were pithy.   Headache in temples, and  sides of  head after
exertion and from talking much.
  Millefolium.  "Congestion to  head when  stooping  in the  even-
ing;  at night  a stream from  chest to head, like a gust of wind, with
nosebleed.  Hemicrania.   Slight throbbing  in arteries of  head  and
face.   Fullness in  head after siesta.  Dull pain  in vertex.   Sensa-
tion  in right side of head as  if screwed together.  Violent headache
so that he strikes head against   the  bedpost or  wall;  twitching of
eyelids and frontal muscles. 
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   Natrum carb.   -Head feels too large.  Tension and obstruction in
 head,  as if forehead would burst.   Frontal headache when turning
 the head  rapidly.   Shooting pain in left  frontal eminence, to  left
 lower  occiput.   Stitches  in  head  and out of the  eyes.  Pulsating
 headache in the vertex every morning.   Tearing pain  in  forehead,
 returning at certain  hours of  the  day.   Stupefying  and  pressing
 headache in forehead, with nausea, eructations and dimness of sight,
 in evening; worse in room.  Headache from the sun.
   ♦Natrum mur.   ♦Headache as if the head  would burst.  Head-
 ache from  sneezing and   coughing,   disappearing  on  pressure.
 ♦Heavy, pressive  pain  in forehead over  both eyes. "Violent jerks
 and shocks in the head.  Throbbing as from little hammers; awakens
 with the headache every morning;  worse  from reading  or  talking.
 Pain,  like a nail driven into the left  side  of head.  Severe head-
 ache,  maniacal  paroxysms, blasphemous;  weak; tongue  dry; very
 thirsty; intermittent pulse; caused  by getting wet.   Headache from
 sunrise till  sunset,  worse at midday; right eye  congested;  worse
 from light. Heaviness in  back  part of head,draws the eyes together.
 Pressing headache from both  sides,  as  if  in  a vise.  Rheumatic
 tearing from the root of the nose to the forehead; nausea, vomiting,
 vanishing  of  sight.  Headache  in school  girls.   Headache,  dull,
 heavy, with profusion of tears, drowsiness; with constipation from
 torpor and  dryness of a portion of  the mucous membrane; tongue
 covered with  clear slimy mucus, frothy edges, or much saliva.  Sick
 headache,  with vomiting or coughing of  clear water  or starch-like
 mucus.
   Natrum  sul.   "Sick headache,  with bad or bitter taste in mouth,
 giddiness or vomiting of bilious matter.
   ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Headache as if  the head were tightly bound  up,
 as if  in a vise.  °Head  sensitive to rattling of wagons  over  paved
streets,, or to  stepping  hard.   Pressing from without;  tension  ex-
tending to eyes,  with nausea;  worse from  noise;  better   on  lying
down or from carriage riding.  Stitches  in head compelling one to
lie down;  disturbing sleep. Piercing  in the temples. Violent throb-
bing,  hammering on left side of  head, coming  gradually  towards
morning,  and going  off about breakfast time.
  ♦Nux mos.   ♦Pressive headache  in a small spot   over left frontal
eminence. °Apoplexy; softening of the brain. Pulsation of  the arte-
ries and daily  headache.  Throbbing, pressing  pain,  confined to 
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small spots;  worse in left supra-orbital ridge.   Painless  pulsating
in head,  fears to go to  sleep.   Head feels  full,  as  if   expanding.
Headache going from left to right.   Brain  as  if  loose, with wab-
bling on  motion, as if it  struck  the  sides of the  head;  sleepiness;
worse after a meal;  from cold; better from warmth; except from
warmth of bed.   Severe tearing  in occiput  toward  nape of neck.
Headaches  are  worse;   from washing; getting wet; v/et or damp,
cold weather; change of weather; riding in  a carriage;  from  wine;
after eating,  especially  after breakfast;  from  a  little  over-eating,
from  suppressed emptiness;  before menses;  during pregnancy.
  *Nux vom.  ♦Headache  in  the morning in  bed; in middle   of
brain; felt before opening the  eyes;  in forehead;  in occiput, as if
the skull would  burst,  as if  the  head had been  beaten with an ax;  as
if he had not slept; makes him stupid; disappears after rising.  Pres-
sive,  boring  pains  in the head, commencing in  the  morning, worse
after  eating, with   nausea,  sour vomiting,  toward  evening, after
lying down.   Heaviness  and pressing in  the head after dinner,  es-
pecially on moving the eyes. Tension in  the forehead  as if it were
pressed in, at night and  in the morning;  worse on  exposing head
to cold air. Small, painful swelling  on the forehead.  Head symp-
toms worse  in  the morning, from  mental  exertion; exercising   in
the open air,  after eating and from  wine  and   coffee; better in  the
warm room,  and from  sitting  quietly or   from lying  down.   Con-
gestion to the head with burning in it, and with heat   and  redness
of the bloated face.  Burning in the forehead on awaking after eat-
ing.  Stunning  headache  in the  morning  after  eating  and in  the
sunshine.  Periodical headache in  the   forehead, sore   as  if from
ulceration, with constipation.  Semilateral headache from excessive
use  of coffee.  Pressing in the vertex as from a nail, as if the skull
 were pressed asunder.  The  brain  seems  to shake when  walking
or running in open air; better when  wrapping  head up,  in  warm
room, and when at rest.   Sensation as from a bruise in back  part
of head.   Pressing as  if something  heavy were sinking down into
head.   Intense   occipital headache; dizziness, pain  in  the eyes;
stomach deranged.
   Opium.  cHeadache aggravated on moving  the  eyes.   Chronic
hydrocephalus.
   ♦Petroleum.   ♦Pressure and  heaviness, like  lead  in  the  occiput.
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 come stupid.  Headache from  anger.   Frontal headache  at  times
 quite severe,but worse while the nausea remained. Occipital  head-
 ache with general  spasms and screaming; loss of appetite, consti*
 pation.  Pain from occiput over the head to  forehead and eyes, with
 transitory blindness; he  gets  stiff;  loses  consciousness.   Pressive
 stinging in the cerebellum.   Dull,  pulsating pain in  occiput.   Sen-
 sation as if  everything in the head  were alive.  Head feels numb,
 as  if made of  wood or as if bruised.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Impending paralysis of the brain and collapse;
 Softening of the brain  with  persistent  headache, slow  answering
 questions, vertigo, feet drag, formication, numbness  in  the limbs.
 Acute atrophy of brain, and medulla oblongata with uraemia.  Great
 dullness of head; confused and heavy, with  some vertigo.  °Cold,
 crampy pain on the whole left side of head. Sensation of coldness in
 the cerebellum,  with sensation of stiffness in the brain.   Pulsation
 in  left temple.   Headache over left eye.  Weight and  throbbing in
 forehead  on waking, better by cold  washing,  worse  on   stooping;
 sometimes lasts  all day.   Congestion  to head;  burning, stinging
 pains and pulsations, commencing in occiput.   Sick headache with
 pulsations and burning, mostly in forehead;  with nausea  and vom-
 iting,  from morning  until noon,worse from music,while masticating
 and in warm room.  Hot vertex after grief.
   ^Phosphoric acid.   ♦Bones of skull  feel  as if  some  one  had
 scraped  the  swollen and  tender periosteum with a knife.  °Chronic
 congestions  to  the head, caused by  fright  or grief.  School girls
 headache.   Great heaviness of the  head.   Headache forces one to
 lie  down and  is insufferably aggravated  by  the  least  shaking  or
 noise, especially music.  Headaches  usually  go  from  behind  for-
 ward, and are  relieved  by lying down.
  Phytolacca.   GSick headache  worse in forehead, with  backache
 and bearing  down; comes every week.  Pain on top  of head  and a
 feeling as  if  the  brain were  bruised,  when  stepping from a  high
 step to the ground.  Painful pressure on forehead and upper  part
 of both eyes.  Sensation of soreness  deep in brain.  Heavy, aching
 feeling in head, at 1:30 p. m.   Shooting  pain  from left eye to top
 of head.   One-sided headache.
  ♦Platinum.  ♦Sensation of numbness in the  head,  especially  in
 forehead, as  if  constricted.   Tense,  numb  sensation  in  temples,
zygomatic  and mastoid processes, as  if the  head were  screwed  to- 
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gether, or too tightly bound.  Formication in one temple, extending
to lower  jaw, with  sensation of coldness  in that spot.  °Numb feel-
ing in the brain.  Neuralgic  headaches  in  sensitive  or hysterical
persons;  cramp-like pressing  inward, with  hot  and  red face, and
roaring in head;  pains gradually increase and as gradually decrease.
  Plumbum.  GHeaviness of  the head, especially in the cerebellum.
Congestion  of  blood to  head, with heat  and beating  in it.  Head-
ache as if a ball was rising from throat to brain.   Paralysis occur-
ring early;  cerebro-spinal  meningitis.   Meningitis, chronic, when
the paralyzed parts soon fall away  in flesh, the limbs  become pain-
fully  contracted; frequent  spells of colic  with  retraction of abdo-
men.
  *Podophyllum.   ♦Head hot,  rolling  from  side to side, with moan-
ing during dentition,  or with bowel  disorders.   °Stunning  head-
ache  through temples, better from  pressure.  Pressing in  temples
forenoon, with drawing in eyes as if strabismus  would  follow.   Mist
before eyes, then fleeting pains; worse at occipital  protuberance,
down the neck and  shoulders; better  when  lying down  in a  quiet
and dark place, and from sleep.   Momentary darts of pain in fore-
head, obliging one to shut the  eyes. Morning headache with flushed
face.
   Psorinum.   °Morning headache with pressing in forehead, stupe-
faction,  staggering, eyes feel sore.  Sensation as from  a heavy blow,
received on forehead, awakens  him i  a. m.  Like hammers striking
the head from   within  outward.   Congestion  to  head, cheeks red
and hot, eruption  on face reddens; great  anxiety every afternoon,
after dinner, or fifth month of pregnancy.
   *Pulsatilla.   ♦Dullness  of the head; bruised sensation in  fore-
head. Headache from overloaded stomach, or from fats. Headache
with aching pain in the eyes, in the evening.   Throbbing, pressive
headache,  relieved by pressure.  Pressive pain  in  forehead above
the orbits,  aggravated on  raising the  eyes.   Stupefying headache,
running  chills  with  humming  in  the  head;  worse when lying,  or
sitting quietly,  or in the cold.  Soreness  as from subcutaneous  ulcer-
ation, in one or  both  temples; worse  evening,  at  rest, in  warm
room; better when walking in open air.   Headache  as  if  it would
burst; worse from  moving  the eyes.  Stinging  pulsating in brain;
worse when stooping.   Pulsating  in evening and from mental exer-
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with nausea and vomiting. Acute pains in temples, with giddiness.
   Rhus tox.  -Meningitis in exanthematous fevers, or after getting
wet; tingling in limbs; high fever,restlessness.  Rush of blood to head,
with humming, formication and throbbing; face glistening and  red;
restless,  moving about.  Brain feels loose  when stepping or shaking
the head.   Aching in occipital  protuberances.  Feeling of a board
strapped across the forehead.   Headache, must  lie down;  returns
from the least chagrin.   Burning in forehead when walking.
   Robinia. ♦Especially useful in  sick headache "and gastric troubles.
   Ruta.   cHeadache: as if a nail were driven into the head, like a
stupefying pressure on whole brain; after  excessive use  of  intoxicat-
ing  drinks.  Pulsative, pressing pains in forehead.   Stitching,draw-
ing  pain in  forehead and  temples.
   ♦Sanguinaria.   ♦Determination of  blood to the head, with whiz-
zing in the ears, and flushes of  heat.  Headache  occurring in  par-
oxysms.   Headache begins  in occiput,  spreads  upward and settles
over right eye.   Headache with nausea and  chilliness, followed by
flushes of heat,  extending from head  to stomach.  °Periodical  sick
headache;  begins in morning, increases  during day, lasts until even-
ing; head  feels  as  if  it must burst,  or as  if eyes  would be pressed
out; or throbbing,  lancinating pains through brain, worse on right
side, and especially in forehead and  vertex;  followed  by chills,
nausea, vomiting of food  or bile; must lie down  and remain quiet,
relieved by sleep.  Headache begins in occiput, spreads upward and
settles over right eye.  Headache, rheumatic, running  up posterior
auricular region.
   ♦Senega.   ♦Dullness of the head  with pressure and  weakness of
the eyes.   °The head  feels heavy.   Sort   of  aching  in  forehead,
sinciput and occiput;  comes every day,   is felt  when  sitting  in a
warm room, and is accompanied by pressure in  eyes that  does not
bear touch, though headache  is  not worse  from  pressure;  better
from exercise in open air.
   ♦Sepia.   *Heavy, pressive pain  in the  left  orbit  and left side of
head;  with darting pains from left eye over  side  of head  toward
occiput; better after meals.   °Paroxysms  of hemicrania.   Stinging
pain from within outward in one, mostly  left, side of head, or fore-
head, with nausea, vomiting and contraction  of pupils;  worse in-
doors, and when walking  fast; better in open air  and when lying on
painful side.  Boring headache from  within outward,  forenoon till 
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evening; feels as if he would die.  Shooting pains from within out,es-
pecially over left eye,extorting cries, with vomiturition. Pressing or
bursting headache, as if eyes would fall out, or head burst, worse from
stooping,  motion, coughing or  shaking the head:  continued  hard
motion  relieves headache.   Pulsating headache in  cerebellum,  be-
ginning in morning, lasting till  noon, or sometimes  till  evening,
aggravated from least motion;  turning eyes; lying   on back; better
lying on side, closing eyes, at  rest and in dark room.  Beating  in
head; in occiput.
  ♦Silicia   ♦Headache  rising  from the nape of  neck  to vertex.
Violent tearing in the head,  frequently one-sided, starting from the
occipital  protuberances, extending  upward and forward.    Pressive
headache in occpiut. Headache worse from mental exertion;   noise;
°motion;   jarring;  light,   stooping; cold air;  better from binding
head tightly, wrapping head warmly; hot compresses; in warm room.
 Cold feeling from nape of neck to vertex, extreme  heaviness of
head.   Congestion to head;  cheeks  hot; slight burning  in soles of
feet.  Violent, periodic headache, vertex,  occiput or forehead; one-
sided as if beaten;  throbbing  in  forehead; coming  in night, with
nausea  and vomiting.   Violent headache with  loss  of reason. Loud
cries, nausea to fainting; subsequent obscuration of sight;  megrim.
Obstinate morning headaches  with  chilliness  and  nausea.   Head-
ache every seventh day.  (Headaches,with concurrent appearance of
small lumps, or nodules the size of a pea on scalp. — Schussler.)
  *Spigelia.  ♦Dullness of the whole head,  with pressive pain from
within  outward, in the  forehead. Tearing pain in temples and fore-
head, extending toward the  eyes, worse on motion,  and  especially
on making a false step.  Pressing headache mostly  in right temple,
and  involving the eye; worse from motion, noise, jarring, and strain-
ing at stool.  cNervous headache,  worse  from  thinking.   Tearing
in forehead, paroxysmal, with fixed eyes.    Boring from within out-
ward, in  forehead,  vertex or  cerebellum.  Pulsating stitches in
frontal  protuberances.  Stitches in  left side of head and  out of left
eye.   Periodical  headache. Feels as if the head would burst Pain-
fulness  of  cerebellum,  with stiff neck.  Headache   when stooping,
as from a band around  the head.
  *Stannum.   ♦Neuralgic  headache,  begins   lightly and increases
gradually to its highest point,  and  then gradually  declines.  Con-
striction,   and pressure in whole upper part of  head  and   in fore- 
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 head,   slowly increasing and decreasing.    Headache  every morn-
 ing, over one or the other eye, mostly the  left,  often  with vomit-
 ing.   Painful jerks through the temple, forehead, and cerebellum,
 leaving a  dull pressure, worse  during  rest, better  from  motion.
 Throbbing headache in temples.
   ♦Sticta.   ♦Dull,  heavy pressure in forehead and at root of  nose.
 GDarting in temporal region.  Catarrhal headache before  the dis-
 charge sets  in.  Sick headache; must lie down,  worse  from light
 and noise; nausea and vomiting, nearly to faintness.
   *Stramonium.   °Pain in head;  nausea, delirium; eyes wild, star-
 ing, inflamed, frenzy,  convulsive spasms, and twitchings of nerves;
 hands and feet become   cold, pulse sinking, meningitis.  ♦Violent
 congestion in head.   Tormenting sensation of heat in the whole head,
 mostly vertex, with great dullness;  after sunstroke. Headache, con-
 gestive, morning;  worse toward noon, gradually  decreasing toward
 evening; pains terrible,  fears going mad;  would  run or  press head
 against a wall.   Pulsating  in  vertex,  fainting.  Heat,  pulsating
 about vertex;  attacks of   fainting, loss of sight  and   hearing; face
 bloated, turgid; convulsive motions  of head, frequently raising head
 from pillow, or bending  it backward; better  lying still.   Sensation
 of lightness  of  head.  Rheumatic headache with dullness;  difficult
 thinking; worse on vertex or forehead; worse evening  and night.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Fontanelles close too late.  Heaviness, fullness and
 pressure in forehead.  Rush of  blood to the  head,  with pulsation
 and pressure in the  brain.   Pressive headache,  especially in tem-
 ples, in the  morning after rising.  Tearing, tensive, jerking or ham-
 mering pains in the head.  Heavy,pressive  frontal headache, espec-
 ially in the morning.  Pressive headache in vertex, as from a weight
 on top  of the brain. "Sick headache, very weakening, once  a  week;
 or every  two  weeks; pains   generally  lacerating and  stupefying;
 numbing.   Every step is felt painfully in head.  Throbbing  head-
 ache at night.   Headache  every day,  as  though it  would  burst.
 Sensation of emptiness  in  occiput; worse  in  open  air and from
 talking; better in-doors.   Painful  tingling  in  vertex  and temples.
 Pressure in  temples and  tight feeling in  brain  when  thinking or
 doing mental work.
  Tabacum.   -Sick  headache,  coming  on  early in  the morning,
 intolerable by noon; deathly  nausea; violent vomiting greatly ag-
gravated by  noise and light.   Headache better  in the open  air. 
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   ♦Thuja.  ♦Pain in  left  frontal eminence,  and in  right  side of
 head,  as  if a  nail were driven in.   Headache  in  morning;  at one
 time feeling as if the head were  forced  asunder at the malar  bone
 and upper jaw; at another time in vertex,  as if pierced by  a  nail;
 Gat  another time  in forehead, as  if it  would  fall  out,  relieved  by
 walking  in  the  open  air.  Headache worse  from  tea.   Boring
 through temples.   Headache worse from sexual excesses; over-heat-
 ing; better from exercise in the open air, looking upward and turn-
 ing  the head  backward.
   ♦Valeriana.   ♦The pressure over  the orbits alternates between a
 pressure  and   sticking; the sticking is  like a  darting, tearing,  as if
 it would  pierce the eyes from within outward.  cHeadache appearing
 suddenly  or in jerks.   One-sided, drawing headache from  a draft
 of air.  Headache in sunshine.   Stinging or  pressing  in forehead,
 extending to orbits.
   Veratrum alb.  °Buming in  brain.   Neuralgia of head,  with in-
 digestion; features sunken.  Headache;  nausea, vomiting, pale face;
 stiff neck, profuse  micturition;  as  if  brain was   torn to  pieces;
 chronic, coming on in afternoon, lasting  through  night;  drawing
 in both the arms; better towards morning; frequent micturition.  Vio-
 lent pains drive to despair,  or  great   prostration  with  headache;
 fainting,  with  cold sweat and  great thirst;  nausea, vomiting  and
 diarrhoea; or  obstinate constipation.
   Veratrum vir.   cHeadache from nape of neck, with vertigo,  dim
 vision, dilated pupils.  Congestion of head;  from high living, abuse
 of stimulants;  during dentition.  Fullness  in head  throbbing arter-
 ies,  increased sensitiveness to sounds;  buzzing in  ears; double or
 partial vision — sunstroke.   Meningitis,  high  fever, intense conges-
 tion; vomiting; or, face haggard,  cold,and pulse slow.
   ♦Verbascum.   ♦Sensation as if  temples were pinched and crushed
 together by pinchers.    Pressing, slow  stitch from  behind forward
 through  the left hemisphere of  the  brain.   Pressing,  stupefying
 headache,  principally in the forehead.
   ♦Zincum.   ♦Headache from  drinking even  small  quantities of
 wine.  "Pressure on root of nose as if it would be pressed into head.
 Hemicrania,  worse after  dinner,   tearing  and  stinging.  Cramp-
 like  tearing in right and  left temple.   Sharp pressure  on  a small
spot in forehead,  evenings.   Pressure   on top of head,  worse after
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 pale; costive; cerebral depression.  Sore pain  in  head.  Internal
 headaches,  mostly semilateral, or in sinciput or occiput; worse from
 wine, in warm room, and after eating.

                             REPERTORY.
   Apoplexy—♦arn., nux v.
   Atrophy—*phos.
   Confusion—ail., aran., ♦cocc, hyos., kali phos.,  ♦phos.
   Congestion—Absinth.,  aeon.,  aloe, apis, arg. m., arg.  n.,  cact.,
 coff., cupr., eye, dulc, ferr.,  ferr.  phos., gels.,  hyos., ign., iris,
 kali c., lach., mag. c,  mere, mill., nux v., phos., phos. a., plumb.,
 psor.,  ♦sang., sib, ♦stram.,  ver.  v.
   Gout—guaiac.
   Hydrocephalus—♦apis, apoc,  ♦calc phos., opium.
   Hyperaemia—gels., hyos., kali i.
   Inflammation—canth., ferr.  phos., kali phos., mere
   Meningitis—♦apis, >::arn., gels.,  *hyper.,  plumb.,  rhus,  ♦stram.,
 ver. v.
   Movements of  head—agar.,  ant.  t,  apis, can. i.,  eup.  perf., hell.,
 hyos.,  pod., stram.

 Pains—aethus.,   ail.,  arn., canth.,  cimi., cupr.,  gels.,  ♦graph.,
 hyos.,  ♦ign., ipec, kali i., kali  phos., kreos., lach. , lye, mag.  m.,
 mere,  mez., phyt, ♦stram., ♦thuj.
   Aches—acet. a.,  ♦aeon., aethus.,  ♦agar., agn.,  ail.,   ♦aloe,  alum.,
 am.  c,  ♦anae, ♦ant.  e, ant. t,^apis, aloe., ♦aran., arg. m., arg.n.,
 ♦arn.,♦ars.,  asaf.,♦bell.,brom.,  ♦bry., cact., calc.  e,calc  ph., can. i.,
 canth.,  ♦caps., ♦carbol. a., ♦carb. v., caul., cepa,  cham., ♦chin, s.,
 cic,  cimi., ♦cinch.,  ♦cocc,  coff.,  cupr.,  *cyc,  ferr.,   ♦glon.,
 graph.,  guaiac, ham., hep.  s., hyos.,♦hyper., ign.,  iod.,  ipec,  iris,
 kali  c,  kali i., kali phos.,kali s.,  kreos., ♦lach.,lib, ♦lye,  mag. phos.,
 mere,  mere b. i.,merc cor., ♦mez., mill., nat. c,  ♦nat. m.,*nit. a.,
 *nux. m., *nux. v., opium,  petrol., ♦phos.,  phos. a., phyt.,   platj
 plumb., pod.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  rhus, ruta, ♦sang.,  senega, sepia,  ♦sib,
 spig., stann.,  sticta,  stram.,   ♦sub,  tabac, thuj., valer.,  ver. a.,
 ver. v.,  verbas., ♦zinc
   Acute—puis.
   Beating—aeon.,  am. e, 'amyl., ars., chin.  s., eup. purp.,♦hyper.,
 kreos.,  lach., mere b. i., *nux v., plumb., sepia, sil.
   Boring—am.  e,  ♦arg. n.,  eye, dulc, eup. purp., hep.  s., nux.v.,
 sepia, spig., thuj.
   Bruised—ars., cinch.,  ♦gels,  ign.,  ipec, nux v., petrol.,  phyt.)
 ♦puis.
   Burning—♦aeon., ail., alum., apis, arn., dulc, hell., hyper.,  laeh.j
 mere, nux v. phos.,  rhus, ver.  a.
   Bursting—am.  e,  ♦amyl., aster.,  bry.,  cact, calc.  e,   ♦caps.,
 ♦cinch.,  graph., ham.,  lach.,  mag. m.,merc, nat.  c,^nat.  m., nux v.,
 puis., sang., sepia, spig., sul.
   Catarrhal—aeon., berb., cepa,   cinch., caps., ferr., hell., kali ct
sticta. 
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Pains continued.
  Causes,from various—acet.a., ♦ant. c, ant. t, brom., cact., calec,
canth.,  cinch.,  dulc,  ign.,  iris,  kali e, lach.,  ♦nat. m., *nux v.,
petrol., phos.  a., puis., ♦zinc
  Chronic—apis, chin.  s.,  kreos., ver. a.
  Crampy—aeon., phos., plat., zinc.
  Cutting—arg.  m.,  arg. n.
  Darting—aescul.,  ail., caps., eye,  kali  i.,  pod., ♦sepia,   sticta,
♦valer.
  Digging—arg. n.,  dulc
  Distressing—aethus, eup. perf.
  Drawing—•♦agar.,  ambr., ant. e,ant.  t, apis, arg. m.,arn., ♦bry.,
calc. ph., can.  i.,  carb.  v.,  cham., graph., kreos.,  ruta,  valer.
  Dull—aescul.,  ♦agar., agn., ail.,  *aloe,  ambr.,  ♦anae,  ant.  c.,
apis, arg.m., berb., ♦bry., can. i.,  ♦carbol. a., ♦carb. v., cepa,  ♦cimi.,
eup. purp.,ferr.,gels., ham., hyper., iris,  lib, mere b. i.,mez., mill.,
nat.   m.,  petrol., ♦phos.,  ♦puis.,  ♦senega,  spig.,  stann.,  ♦sticta,
stram.
  Excruciating—mag. phos.
  Griping—mag. c
  Hammering—*ars., camph., eup. purp.,ferr., guaiac, ham ,  nit.a.,
psor.,  *sul.
  Hemicrania—arg.  n.,  ferr. phos.,  glon.,  graph.,  kali c,  mill.,
sepia,  zinc
  Intermittent—♦chin.  s.,  cupr., ferr., mag. phos.
  Jerking—♦bell., kreos., nat. m., stann., ♦sub, valer.
  Lancinating—aster.,  graph., hep.  s., ipec, kalii., sang.
  Megrim—guaiac,  sil.
  Menstrual—-ferr.,. graph., nat.  m.
  Nail, as from—agar.,  ♦arn., coff.,  ferr.  phos.,  ♦hep. s.,  ♦ign.,
nat. m., nux  v., ruta, ♦thuj.
  Nervous—*anac,  kali phos., spig.
  Neuralgic—aescul.,apis,♦chin, s.,  ferr. phos., guaiac, mag.  phos.,
plat.,  ♦stann.,  ver. a.
  Paroxysmal—lib, nat. m.,  ♦sang., sepia,  spig.
  Periodical—cupr.,  eup. pert, ferr.,  iris,   kreos., mag. m.,nux v.,
phyt.,  sang., sib, spig., sul.
  Piercing—agar., kreos.,  nit. a.,  valer.
  Pressive—aeon., aescul.,  aethus., agar., agn , ♦aloe, alum,  ambr.,
am. c, am. m.,*anac, ant. c,ant.t, arg. m.,  arg.n,, arn., ♦ars.,♦asaf.,
aster., ♦bell., berb.,  brom.,   ♦bry., *cact, calc e,  caps.,  carb.  v.,
cham., *chel.,  chin,  s., cic, cocc,  dulc, eup. perf., graph.,  ham.,
hell., ♦hep.s., hyos., ign., iod., kali  e, kreos.,lach., lib, lye,mag.  e,
mere  b. i.,  nat. e,  ♦nat.m.,  nit. a.,  ♦nuxm.,  ♦nux v.,  ♦petrol.,
phyt,  plat., pod., psor., ♦puis,, ruta,  selen., ♦sepia,  ♦sib,  ♦spig.,
stann., *sticta, ♦sub, ♦valer., verbas., zinc
  Pricking—ant.  c
  Pulsating—aeon.,  aethus.,  am. c, amb.,  ant.  c, ♦bell.,   ♦bry.,
cact.,  eup.  pert,  ferr.,  hyos., hyper.,  laur., mag. c, mere, nat  c,
nat m.,  nux m.,petrol., phos., puis., ruta, sepia,  spig., strain.,♦sub 
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Pains continued.
  Rheumatic—caub,  guaiac, kali s.,  mag.  phos., nat. m., sang.,
stram.
  School girls—calc.  ph., kali phos.,nat.  m., phos. a.
  Screwing—arg. n.,  cocc,  kali i., lye, mill., ♦plat.
  Semi-lateral—hep.  s.,  ipec, nux v., puis., zinc
  Shifting — aescul., asaf., ♦bell.,  mag. phos., pod.
  Shooting—aeon., arn.,♦bell., cimi., eup. perf., heh., hyos.,  iris,
mag.  phos., nat. c., phyt.,  sepia.
  Sick headache—eup. perf., eup. purp.,  iris., kali chlor.,  nat. m.,
nat. s., phos., phyt.,  ♦robin.,  sang.,  sticta, sub, tabac.
  Soreness—ars., chel., ♦cimi., eup. perf., gels.,  ♦glon.,ign., nuxv.,
phyt., puis., zinc.
  Spasmodic—mag. phos.
  Splitting—aethus., am. m.
  Squeezing—mag. m.
  Stabbing—♦bell.
  Sticking—♦valer.
  Stinging—apis,  cham.,  graph., ipec, mag. phos., petrol.,phos.,
puis., sepia, valer., zinc.
  Stitches—aethus., aloe, alum.,   am. e,   am.   m., anae,  ant. t.,
arg. m., arn.,  asaf., berb., bry.,  calc c, can. i., cinch., eye,  eup.
purp., graph., guaiac, ♦hyper.,   laur.,  lye,  mag. m., mere, mere
cor.,  nat. e, nit. a., ruta, spig., verbas.
  Stunning—nux v.,  pod.
  Stupefying—ant. c,  calc. c, ♦cocc, hell., laur., nat. e,  petrol.,
psor., puis., ruta,  sub, verbas.
  Tearing—agar., agn., ambr., am.c, am.  m., anae, ant.t,  arg.m.,
arn.,  bell., berb.,   bry., carb. v., chin, s., graph., ♦hyper., kreos.,
lach., lye, mag. m.,  mere,  nat.  c, nat.  m., nux m., ♦sib, ♦spig.,
♦sub, ♦valer.,  zinc.
  Tensive—amyl,apis,  berb., chel., mere, nat. e, nit. a.,  ♦nux v.,
♦plat.,  ♦sub
  Throbbing—alum.,   amyl,  anae,   ant.  t., apis, arg.  n.,  ars.,
astor., ♦bell.,  bry., calc c,  canth., can. i., caps.,  ♦cham., ♦chin.s.,
♦cimi., *cinch.,  eup.  pert, ♦glon.,  graph., ign., iod., ipec,  iris,
kali c, kreos., lach.,  ♦lye,  mere, mill., nat. m., nit. a.,  nux m.,
phos., ♦puis.,  rhus, sang., sib, stann.,  sub, ver. v.
  Tingling—apis,  cupr., hyos., sul.
  Ulcerative—nux  v., puis.
  Violent—aeon.,  aethus., agar., anae,  ant. c,  apis, ♦bell., cham.,
chel., chin, s., cupr.,  ♦eye, graph.,  guaiac,  mere  cor.,  ♦mez.,
mill.,  nat. m., nux v., ♦sib, ver.  a.
  Paralysis—♦apis, ♦arn., ♦phos., plumb.

Parts.
  Arachnoid—♦apis.
  Arteries—aeon.,  aster., ♦bell., cinch., gels.,  ♦glon.,   ign., mill.,
nux m.,  ver. v.
  Back of head—ail., cic,  eup.  pert, kali c, lach., nat. m., nuxv. 
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Parts continued.
  Bones—♦agar.,ant.  t,  arg.m., arg.n,  asaf., ♦bry., ipec,  ♦phos.a.,
thuj.
  Brain—absinth., ♦aeon.,  aethus., agar.,  alum.,  ambr., am.  c,
am. m.,  apis,  arg.  m., arg.  n., arn., ars., aster.,  ♦bell., bry., cact.,
calc. e,  ♦can.  i.,  canth., cham.,  chin,  s., cic, cimi.,  ♦cinch., cupr.,
dulc, ♦gels., ♦glon., guaiac, hell., ♦hep. s., hyos.,  ♦hyper.,  ign.,
kali phos., kreos.,  laur.,  mere,  nux m., ♦nux v., ♦phos., phyt,
plat., plumb.,  puis., rhus,  ruta, sang.,  ♦sub, ver.  a., verbas.
  Calvarium—can. i.
  Cerebellum— camph., dulc,  petrol.,  phos., plumb., sepia, spig.,
stann.
  Cerebrum—hyos.,  zinc.
  Ears,  behind—ambr., am.e, apis, camph., sang.
  Fontanel les—♦sub
  Forehead—♦aeon., aescul.,  aethus., agar.,  agn., ail., ♦aloe, alum.,
ambr., am.  c,  am.  m., anae,  ant. c,  ant. t, apis, apoc, arg. m.,
arg.  n.,  arn., ars., ♦asaf.,  ♦bell., berb., brom.,♦bry., calce, can. i.,
♦carbol.  a., cham., chel., chin, s.,  cocc, dulc,gels.,*glon.,  graph.,
guaiac,  ham.,  hep.  s., hyos.,  ipec, iris, kali e, kreos., laur., lye,
mag. c, mag.  m.,  mere,  mere   cor.,   nat. c,  ♦nat. m.,   *nux v.,
petrol., phos.,  phyt, ♦plat.,  pod., psor., ♦puis., rhus,  ruta, sang.,
selen.,  sepia,   sib,  ♦spig.,   stann., ♦sticta,  stram., ♦sub, thuj.,
valer., verbas., zinc.
  Frontal—♦agar., alum.,  arg. n., ars., asaf., caps., cepa,   chin, s.,
cic, cimi.,  eye, ign., kali e,  lach., lib, mere b.  i., mill.,  nat e,
petrol.,  ♦sul.
  Frontal eminences—ambr.,  ♦arg. n., bell., cepa, nat. e,nuxm.,
petrol.,  spig.,  ♦thuj.
  Frontal sinuses —carbol. a.
  Glabella—ign.
  Mastoid process—♦plat.
  Medulla oblongata—gels.,  ♦phos.
  Meninges—apis,  arn., hyos.
  Nape—calc.  e, cocc,  ipec, nux m.,  ♦sib, ver.  v.
  Nerves—arg. m., lach.
  Occiput—aescul.,  aethus., ail.,  aloe,   ambr., am. m., anae, *apis,
arg.  m., arg. n., *belb,  berb.,  ♦bry.,   calc. c, calc  ph., canth.\
♦carb.  v., cham.,  *cheb, ♦cimi., cinch.,  cocc, ♦glon., ♦graph., hell.,
ign.,  ipec,  lach.,  lib,  mere,   nat.  e,  nat. m., nux v.,  ♦petrol.,
phos., pod., rhus, sang.,  senega, ♦sepia,  ♦sib,  sub,  zinc.
  Orbits—apis, berb., chel., cimi., puis., ♦sepia,  ♦valer.
  Periosteum—♦phos. a.
  Root of nose—aeon., :f:agar., am. m.,  ars., hep. s.,  iod., kalic,
♦lach., nat. m., ♦sticta, zinc.
  Side,  left—aescul., agar., ambr., am.  c,  ♦anae,  ant. c, ant.  t,
apis, arg. m.,  arg. n., ♦arn., brom., ♦bry., calc. e, carb.  v.,cham.,
chel., cimi., eup. purp., ferr., guaiac,  hyos., iod., kali  i., kreos.,
lib,  mere,  nat. c,  nat. m.,  nit.  a., nux m., phos.,   phyt.,  ♦sepia,
spig.,  stann.,  ♦thuj., verbas., zinc.
  Side,  one—calc. c, ♦chain., coff.,  ferr., phos., graph., guaiac.
♦hep. s., kali  c,  lach., phyt., sepia, ♦sib, stann.,  valer. 
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 Parts  continued.
   Side, right—aescul., agar., ail.,  ambr., am.  m.,  ant. t,  arg. n.,
 ars., berb., bry., cact., can.  i.,*cheb, cimi.,  eup. perf., eup. purp.,
 graph.,  hep. s., iris,  lach., lye, mere b. i., mill.,  nux m-> *sang.,
 ♦spig.,  ♦thuj., zinc.
   Sinciput—♦aloe, mere  b.  i.,  senega, zinc.
   Skull,  cranium—cact.,  ♦caps.,  cimi.,  ♦cinch., ferr.,   nux  v.,
 ♦phos. a.
   Supra,  orbital ridge—♦aloe,  nat. m.
   Sutures—apoc, arg. n.
   Temples—aeon., aescul., agn., ail.,  aloe,  ambr.,  am. c,  am  m.,
 amyl,  anae,  ant. e,  ant.  t, apis, arg.   m.,  arg. n.,  ♦arn.,  asaf.,
 aster., ♦bell., berb., ♦bry., cact., calc. e, can. i.,  caps.,  carb.  v.,
 cham.,  chin. s., cimi., cinch.,  eye,  ferr., phos.,  ♦glon.,  graph.,
 ham., hep. s., kali c,  kali i., lach., lib, lye, mag. m., mere, mere
 cor., mez.,  nit.  a., phos., ♦plat, pod.,  puis.,  ruta, ♦spig.,  stann.,
 sticta, ♦sub, thuj., ♦verbas.
   Top of  head—aeon., ambr., bry., calc.  c, can. i., carb. v., cham.,
 cimi., eup.  perf.,  ferr.,  iod., lach., mere, phyt., ♦sub, zinc
   Vertex—aloe, ambr., am. c.,  am. m., amyl., ♦anae, arg.  n.,^cact,
 calc. ph.,  cham., chin. s., cimi., cupr., gels., ♦glon., graph., ♦hyper.,
 lach., lye,  mag. m., mere  b. i., mill.,  nat.  c, nux v., phos.,sang.,
 ♦sib,  spig., stram.,  ♦sub, thuj.
   Zygoma—ant. t.,  ♦bry.,  ♦plat

   Rush  of blood—aster., *bell., ♦calc c, camph.,  carb. v., cimi.,
 rhus,  ♦sang.,  ♦sub

 Sensations—aeon.,  aethus., agar., am.  m.,  amyl,  apis,  arg.  m.,
 arg. n.,  asaf., ♦aster.,  bell., camph.,  can. i.,  carbol.  a.,  ♦carb.  v.,
 cham., cimi.,  cinch., cocc, dulc,  ♦glon., ham., hell., hep. s., hyos.,
 hyper.,  ign., kali i.  kali phos.,  lach.,  laur.,  lib,  lye,  mere  b.  i.,
 mez., mill., nux m., nux  v., petrol.,  plat.,  plumb.,  psor., sepia,
 stram.,  ver. a.,  ♦verbas.
   Band, tape,or hoop  around—ant. t,  carbol. a., chel., cocc, iod.,
 mere, mere b.  i., ♦nit. a., ♦plat., spig.
   Board on—dulc, rhus.
   Brain beats in waves—cimi.,  ♦cinch., ♦glon., hyos.
   Coldness—arn.,  bell.,  berb.,  calc. c, chel.,  laur.,  phos.,   ♦plat,
 sil.
   Constriction—-anae, carb.  v., ♦graph.,  ♦plat, ♦stann.
   Contraction—agn., am.  m., am.,laur.,  plumb., sepia.
   Ebullitions—♦aeon.
   Emptiness—sul.
   Formication—phos., ♦plat.,  rhus.
   Fullness—♦aeon.,  ♦amyl, apis, aster.,  ferr., gels.,  ♦glon., ham.,
mere, mill.,  ♦sub,  ver.  v.
   Heat—aescul.,  aloe,  alum.,   ♦amyl,  anae,  am.,  ♦aster., berb.,
bry., calc. c,  camph., cham., eup. perf., ferr., hell., hyos.,  hyper.,
ipec,  kali e,  lach., laur.,  mag.   e,  mere, nux v.,  phos.,  plumb.,
pod., ♦sang., stram. 
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Sensations continued.
  Heaviness—aeon., ail., am.  m.,  apis,  apoc,  am., ♦ars.,  berb.,
brom., bry., ♦cact., camph., canth.,  ♦carbol.  a., carb.  v.,  ♦chel.,
cic, ♦cinch.,  dulc, ferr., *gels.,  hell., hyos., hyper., kali i.,  kreos.,
lib, mere cor.,♦nat m., ♦nux v., ♦petrol., ♦phos., phos. a.,  phyt.,
plumb., senega,  ♦sepia, sib, *sticta, ♦sub
  Hollow—arg.  m., cupr.
  Humming—kali c.,  nux v., puis.
  Large—berb.,  ♦cimi., dulc,  gels.,  ♦glon., mere,  nit. a.
  Lightness—stram.
  Loose—am. c., cic, hyos., laur., nux m.,  rhus.
  Numb—♦graph., petrol.,  phos., ♦plat.,  sul.
  Plug-—anae, asaf.,  *hep.  s.
  Shock, electric—aster.,  ♦can. i.,  cepa, *glon.,  nat. m.
  Swashing—asaf., bell.,  hep.  s., hyos.
  Tight—carbol. a., sul.
  Weight—aloe, arn., ♦bell., ♦cact., kali phos.,   lach.,  phos., ♦sub

  Sensitiveness—aeon., ♦bell., ♦carb.  v.,  cinch., ferr.,   kali  phos.,
mag.  m., ♦mez., nit. a.
  Sunstroke—aeon., ♦glon.,  nat.  c, stram,, ver.v.
  Sweating—♦apis, *arn., mere, ver.  a. 
          CHAPTER  IV.-OUTER  HEAD.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Abrotanum.  -Could not hold  head  up.  Scalp  sore,  itching.
 Distended veins on head.
   Acetic  acid.  -Red patches on  scalp; crusts  between the  hair.
 Hair bristles.
   Aconitum  "Sensation in vertex as if  pulled by the  hair.  Sen-
 sation of crackling, as from  bending  tinsel, in  temples, forehead
 and nose; worse toward evening, from motion; better from  sitting.
 Formication of the scalp, relieved by heat. Cold sweat on the fore-
 head.
   Ailantus.    °Beating in the  occipital  arteries.  Tender,  bruised
 sensation, over the fronto-parietal sutures.
   Aloe.   °Sensitiveness of the scalp in spots. Dryness of the hair.
   Alumina.   -Itching  of  scalp, with  dry,  white  scales.   Humid
 scurf worse about  the temples, bleeding when scratched; worse in
 the evening or at new  and full moon.   Scalp feels numb. Pressure
 on forehead, as from a tight hat  Pain as if the hair were pulled,
 with nausea.   Falling  off  and  excessive dryness of the hair;  scalp
 sore when the hair is touched.
   Ambra.    Falling  off of  the hair.   On the right  side of the head,
 a spot where  the hair,  when touched, pains, as if sore.
   Ammonium  carb.   "Drawing  pain in periosteum  of forehead;
 wakens from sleep in morning;  passes off after rising.  Severe itch-
 ing of the scalp, especially on the occiput.  Sensation  as  if hair
 would stand on end,  with crawling  and cold feeling on head, after
coming into room  from open air.  Scalp, even the hair,  painful  to
touch.
  Ammonium mur.  cItching of the  scalp.  Itching  pimples  on
right  side of occiput.
  Anacardium.   -Violent  itching of  the  scalp.  Itching  on  the
forehead.   Many lentil-sized  boils on  the  scalp, with  sore pain
when touched or scratched.
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  Antimonium crud.   "Small spot on left parietal bone, painful to
touch.   Lentil-sized, flat tubercles, here  and  there on  the  scalp,
painful to pressure,  crawling sensation around  them.
  ♦Apis.  ♦Head feels swollen; integuments  feel swollen and  stiff.
Boring (backward) the head  in the pillow.  Hair falls out in spots.
Puffiness of scalp, forehead and around the  eyes—erysipelatous in-
flammation of scalp  and face.   Copious sweat of the head, of musk-
like odor.
  Argentum met   -Tenderness on  top of head,  painful  to touch.
Pressing,  tearing pain in skull, principally in the temporal   bones,
renewed every day at noon,  worse by pressure and touch, better in
open air.   Aching of external parts of head.
  ♦Argentum  nit.   +Head feels  much  enlarged.  -Almost  constant
boring and cutting  in bones of  forehead,  vertex,  temples and  face.
Itching, creeping,  crawling,  as  from vermin; roots  of  hair  feel
as if pulled upwards; she had  to scratch all  the time.  Herpetic
eruption on the occiput.   Burning in the  scalp, which feels  as if
drawn tight; cold feeling in eyes.
  Arnica.  °Sensation as if integuments  of forehead  were spasmod-
ically contracted.   Cold  sensation  at  a small  spot on  forehead.
Unbearable feeling as from  ice  on  top  of  head; after breakfast.
Burning or hot spots on top of head.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ^Can scarcely bear the hair  to be touched,  scalp is
so sensitive.   Chronic eruptions  with pustules and  vesicles  filled
with pus.  Erysipelatous burning and swelling of the head,  with
great weakness and  coldness; worse  at  night   Falling out of the
hair.   Great sensitiveness  of head  to  open air;   wraps up  head
warmly.
  Asafcetida.   GCold sweat  on  the forehead.
  Asarum.   cItching, beginning with  fine stitches   below  the left
temple.   Sensation  of coldness at a small spot  on  the  left side of
head,  above the ear.  Tension  of the scalp;  the  hair feels  painful.
  Aurum met.  cSkull  bones  painful, as  if broken; worse  lying
down.  Exostoses  on the head; boring   pains; worse  from touch.
Falling out of hair.
  Baptisia.   cTop of head  feels as if it  would fly off.  Great  tight-
ness of the skin on forehead.   Scalp feels sore.
  Baryta carb.  °Feeling of tension, as  if the  skin was too  tight;
forehead  and temples.   Right side  of  head  feels burning  hot,  but 
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 is cold.   Baldness, especially  on crown.   Scalp  sensitive on  the
 side on which he is lying; worse from scratching.   Head  sensitive
 to cold.   Crusta lactea, dry scurf, or moist crusts, itching  burning;
 causes the hair to fall  out.   Cervical glands,  hard,  swollen.
   ♦Belladonna.   ♦Head so sensitive  externally that the least contact,
 even pressure  of  the hair,  gives  pain.   °Crampy  pain  hi  frontal
 eminence, extending to zygoma and lower jaw.
   Benzoic acid.   °Cold sweat  on the head.
   Berberis.    Tension of the scalp  and  skin  of face, as  if swollen.
 Corrosive itching  or stitching  of the   scalp, changing  place from
 scratching.
   Borax.   "Hot head of infants, with heat  of  mouth  and palms.
 Hair becomes  entangled at the  tips,  and sticks  together,  cannot be
 separated; if these bunches are cut off they form again.   Sensitive
 to external heat, to cold and change of weather.
   Bovista   -Violent itching of the  scalp, especially when  getting
 warm; scratches forehead  until  sore, not relieved  by  scratching.
 Scalp tender to touch.   Falling off of the hair.
   Bromium.    -Pains in the bones of the head,  fore and  back  part;
 towards evening in damp  weather.  Crawling  beneath the skin of
 the occiput.   Scalp,  tender,  covered with an  eruption,  with  dirty
 looking and offensive smelling  discharge.
   Bryonia.  cIn the morning  the head   seems very  greasy,  with
 cool head.  Scalp  very tender to  touch; cannot bear even a  soft
 brush.  Dandruff rough and uneven.
   Caladium.   °Left half of head feels as if asleep.  Pimples on  the
 scalp, behind the ear, sensitive to touch.
   Calcarea carb.   GLarge open  fontanelles; head large.   Whitish-
 yellow scales of dandruff; scalp  sensitive; hair dry; falls out on  sides
 of head; head  feels cool.   Pimples on the forehead.   Thick scabs,
 bleeding when picked, itching  slightly.   Thick  scabs with yellow
 pus; spreading to the face.  Icy coldness on   the head. Burning on
 top of head.   Scratches the head  impatiently on awaking,  or being
 aroused from sleep.
   *Calcarea phos.  cSkull soft  and thin; crackling noise like paper
when pressed,  mostly  in  the  occiput.   ♦Delayed  closure or  re-
opening of fontanelles. "Grawlings over  the top of  head, as if  ice
were lying over the occiput.  Head  hot; smarting  of roots of  the
hair.  Itching, black scurfs; poor crop of hair,  or losing the  hair. 
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Ulcers on the top of the head.  Cannot hold  the  head up; moves
it from place to place; totters.
  Camphora.   -Spasmodic motions of head.  Premature  gray hair.
  Cannabis sat.  "Sensation as if drops  of  cold water were falling
on the head.  Crawling in the scalp.
  Cantharis.   Hair falls out, when combing.
  Carbo veg.   *Head painfully sensitive to  pressure, especially  of
the hat; worse  from taking cold  and  from  getting  warm in  bed.
Scalp painful to touch.   °Hair falls out,  worse on  back  of   head;
scalp itches in evening, when warm in bed.
  Chamomilla.   °Head sweats during sleep.
  Cina.  GChild leans its head sideways  all  the time.  Turning the
head from  one  side to the  other.
  Cinchona.  "Burning in forehead, with hot  sweat on   it.   Scalp
sensitive to touch; roots  of hair hurt when hair is  moved.   Scalp
feels as if the hair is grasped roughly by the hand.  Profuse sweat
on head, especially when  walking in open air.
  Clematis.  cEruption  on  occiput,   extending  down  the  neck;
moist, sore, with crawling and stinging itching; often  drying  up in
scales; itching  worse when getting warm in  bed;  onl)' slight and
but temporary relief by scratching.
  Cocculus  cConvulsive trembling of  the head,  from weakness of
the muscles of the neck; worse in the open  air, and after sleeping;
from coffee and tobacco; better in warm  room.
  Colchicum.  GTearing in the scalp,  at  small spots, particularly
on the occiput.   When raised,  the head  falls  back; mouth   opens
wide.   Difficulty in moving the head.  Porrigo favosa;  oozing acrid
ichor.
  Colocynthis.  °Roots of the hair painful.  Smarting, burning  on
the scalp,  left  side.
  ♦Cuprum. ♦Children cannot hold the head up, in brain  affections.
Tossing about of  the head.
  Cyclamen.  °Tearing,  pressing  pain  externally.    Fine,  sharp,
formicating stinging  on scalp,  changing place  when scratching:
worse  evenings, at rest;  better walking about.  Papulous eruption
on scalp.  Head feels bound.
  Drosera.   °Smarting,  burning in the scalp.   Sore feeling in skin
of right temple.   Itching,  gnawing on fore part of scalp, relieved by
rubbing.   Corrosive itching on the  scalp. 
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  Dulcamara.  °Sensation of chilliness in  cerebellum, and over the
back; feeling as  if the hair  stood on  end  recurs every  evening.
Ringworm of scalp; glands about the throat, swolien. Thick  crusts
on scalp, causing hair to  fall out.
  Eupatorium perf.  °Right parietal protuberance sore. Head  drawn
spasmodically backwards.   Spotted fever.
  Eupatorium purp.  °Soreness of scalp.  Sweat on head,  profuse
about forehead.
  Ferrum.   "Scalp and hair sore; drawing in  chest.  Pressure  on
top of head when cold air touched it.   Slight  itching in scalp and
cold feet.
  Fluoric acid.   °Sensation of  numbness  in  the forehead.   Pain
along the sutures.   Caries of temporal  bone.   Must  comb the hair
frequently, it mats so at the end. Falling  out of the  hair, new hair
dry and breaks  off.
  Gelsemium.   Neuralgic headache,  beginning  in  upper  cervical
spine;  or vertebra-prominens  sensitive;  pains  extend over head,
causing a bursting pain in forehead and eyeballs; worse at 10 a. m. ,
when lying,  with nausea, vomiting, cold  sweat,  cold feet.  Sensa
tion as of  band around head, above  ears; scalp sore.
  Glonoinum.  °Consequences of cutting the hair. Rigidity  of oc-
cipito-frontalis muscle.  Head  feels  too large.
  ^Graphites.  cScalp feels bruised.  Sensation  as  if  the skin of
forehead were drawn into  folds.  Coldness of  the scalp.  Burning
on vertex in a small spot.  Sweat on the head when walking in open
air.  Itching on  the scalp.  ♦Eczema capitis, of  the entire  scalp,
forming massive,  dirty crusts, which  mat the hair together.   Bald
places on the head, perfectly smooth and shining.  Circumscribed,
bald spot on front of head, covered with herpes. Porrigo decalvans.
 Hair falls out,  even on sides of head.
  Guaiacum.   "External headache, with sensation as if the blood
vessels  were overfilled; extends to  face and  neck—neuralgia. Per-
spiration, principally on head  and forehead (when  walking  in the
open air).   Tearing pains in skull.
  Helleborus.  "Rolls head night and day, moaning. Throws head
back and from side  to side.   Hair falls  off with pricking on  scalp,
worse on the  occiput; face and body oedematous.  Partial sweat on
the  scalp.   Humid scurf.
  Heparsulph.—°Burning,  itching on scalp, from forehead  to oc- 
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ciput  Sensitiveness of the scalp to touch,with burning and itching
in the  morning after  rising, after abuse  of mercury.   Disposed to
take cold from uncovering the head. Humid eruptions feeling sore;
of fetid odor,  itching violently on  rising  in  the  morning, burning
and feeling  sore on scratching.   Boils on the  head and  neck,  very
sore on contact. Nodosities on the head, sore to touch, relieved by
covering the head warmly, and from sweat.  Falling off of the hair,
with very sore, painful pimples, and large bald spots on the scalp.
Head bent backward,  with swelling below the  larynx; violent pul-
sation  of the carotids, rattling breathing.
   Hydrastis.  GEczema on margin of hair in front;  worse coming
from the cold into warm room;  oozes after washing.
   Hyoscyamus.   "Catches cold  in head, especially from dry,  cold
air.  Rolling the head.   Head sinks on  one or other side.
   Hypericum.   °Sensation in forehead  as  if  touched  by  an icy,
cold hand, in afternoon, after which a spasmodic contraction is felt
in right eye.  Head hot, carotids  throbbing.  Hair  moist, rest of
body burning hot.   Pressure in  left  temple after breakfast. Frac-
tured skull; bone  splintered.
   Ignatia.  °Trembling and  shaking of the head. Head  bent back-
ward during spasms.
   Ipecacuanha.   °Open fontanelles; occiput and  neck sore.
   Iris.   "Shooting in the temples,  mostly the  right, with  constric-
tive feeling of the scalp.
   Kali carb.  °Afler being heated,liable to cold from a  draft, caus-
ing headache, toothache and backache.  Painful  tumors  on scalp,
like blood boils; worse  from  pressure  and motion, less   from heat,
itching, as  if in the bones. Hair dry,brittle, falling off mostly  from
temples, eyebrows and beard; scalp itches  and burns morning and
evening; oozes  if scratched.
   Kali iod.  °Violent headache,  hard lumps  on the  cranium.  Scalp
feels as if ulcerated,  when   scratching it.   Falling  out of hair—
syphilis.
   Kali nit.  °Hot spots on the  head.   Headache on  top  of head,
as if hairs  were  pulled.   Scalp  sensitive  to  touch.    Constrictive
pains  on head,  face and eyes, all  concentrating  at the root or tip oi
the nose.
   Kali  sulf.  °Dandruff, yellow scabs on  scalp.
   Kalmia.   ""Neuralgia each afternoon,  becoming  worse  at night; 
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pain from back of neck up over scalp to top of  head and  temples,
also affecting face, mostly on right  side.   Parts  tender to  touch;
pain shooting; sometimes in spots;  better cold;  worse heat.
   Kreosotum.  "Eruptions on the forehead,  as with drunkards. Fall-
ing off of the hair.   Sensibility of the scalp to  touch,  and  when
the hair is combed.
   ♦Lachesis.  ♦Tumors which perforate the skull.  °Purplish swell-
ing, delirious talk,  when closing the  eyes—erysipelas.   Hair  falls
off, worse during pregnancy;  averse to sun's  rays.
   Lachnantes.     Draws skin of  forehead  upward; worse left side.
 Sensation as if hair was standing  on  end; worse on the  occiput.
Scalp very painful even  to  touch.   Red pimples  on the forehead*
become larger and suppurate.
   Ledum   °The least covering to the  head is intolerable.
   Lycopodium.   °Eruption  beginning  on the back  of the  head;
rrusts thick, easily bleeding, oozing  a fetid  moisture; worse after
scratching and  from  warmth.   Pityriasis  in  spots on  the  scalp.
Hair falls off after abdominal diseases; after  parturition, with burn-
ing, scalding, itching of the scalp, especially  on  getting warm from
exercise during the day  Hair becomes gray  early.
   Magnesia carb.   -Pain on top of  the head, as  if  the  hair were
pulled.   Dandruff on the  scalp,  itching  during  wet   and   rainy
weather.   Falling off of the  hair.
   *Mercurius.   :!:The scalp is painful to touch;  worse when scratch-
ing, which is followed by  bleeding;  eruption pustular,  fetid, with
yellow crusts; erysipelatous;  worse on  the  forehead; hair  falls  out
mostly on sides of temples. GHydrocephalus; body  bathed in  sweat.
Sutures open, large  head;  precocious   mental development;  dirty
color of face; sour night-sweat.  Exostoses on the hairy  scalp, with
feeling of soreness when  touched;  worse  at night,  in bed.  Lacer-
ating, tearing,stinging in the bones  of  the skull.  Fetid,  sour smell-
ing,  oily sweat on the head;  on the forehead it  is  icy  cold, with
burning in the skin; worse at night, in bed, and after rising. Great
chilliness, with contractive  tearing pain  in the  scalp extending
from forehead to  neck.
  *Mercurius prot. iod. Pain  in bones of  head, chiefly occipital.
Small pustules on the head.
   Mezereum.   ♦Head covered  with a  thick, leathery crust, under
which pus collects and mats  the hair.   °Elevated,  white, chalk-like 
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scabs,  with ichor  beneath;  breeding vermin. Burning,  biting, itch-
ing on scalp,  worse on vertex;  scratching changes locality, but in-
creases the itching; sore boils  follow, worse at night and when lying
down.   Cranial bones pain, are swollen and sensitive  to  cold  or
contact;  worse from motion  and in the  evening;  caries; itching,
burning of the scalp.  Scalp numb, with  drawing  pain,  generally
only on one side;  worse from cold, contact,  and in the   evening.
Scalp covered with scurf;  hair  comes   out  in handfuls; scalp  and
face itch violently, worse  when warm;  white scales; desquamation;
pityriasis.
  *Natrum mur.  °Cold sensation on vertex, scalp sensitive;  spasm
of eyelids.   Hair  falls out if touched;  mostly on  forepart  of head,
temples and beard; scalp very sensitive; face shining  as if greasy.
Liability to take  cold in the head.   Scalp  feels constricted; worse
talking and in the open air;  better  sitting or lying.   Scabs on  the
head and in the axillae;  eczema, raw;  oozing a corroding  fluid,  de-
stroying the hair.  ♦Impetigo, worse  on boundaries of hairy scalp,
especially  about nape  of neck.   °(Dandruff, white scales on  scalp,
with  excess  of watery  secretion  from  the  mouth, nose  or eyes.
—Schussler.)
   ♦Nitric  acid.  °Pain in skull, with sensation as if  constricted by
a tape; worse evening and  night; better  from  cold  air and while
riding in a carriage.   Head very sensitive  even   to pressure of  the
hat; worse in the  evening  and  on part lain  on.  Head feels hot.
Inflammatory  swelling on scalp, suppurating or becoming  carious;
worse  from external pressure, or when lying thereon.   Red  pimples,
some brownish, on anterior  border  of hair and on temples.  Humid,
stinging eruption  on vertex  and temples,  down  also  to whiskers;
bleeding easily when  scratched, and  feeling  very sore when lain
on.  Single,  burning,  moist  sores  on scalp—syphilis.  ♦Hair falls
off, with humid  eruptions,   paining  as  from  splinters;   or,  when
touched; nervous  headaches, debility and emaciation.
  Nux mos.   °Temples  sensitive to touch and from lying  on them;
worse  wet, cold weather; better from warmth.   Head drops forward
while sitting.  Convulsive movements of head from before  backward
so that talking and swallowing are  almost impossible.  Worse from
shaking the head.
  Nux vom.   cScalp sensitive  to touch, or to the wind; better from
being warmly covered.  Liable to  take cold in  the head, mostly 
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from dry wind, or from a draft.  Fetid  sweat of one half of the head
and face which is cold, with anxiety and  dread of uncovering  the
head;  sweat relieves pain.
   "Oleander.  ♦Violent gnawing itching on the scalp as from ver-
min; better when first scratching; smarting and soreness as if raw.
Desquamation of the  epidermis of the scalp.  Humid, scaly, biting,
itching eruption,  especially on back part of head.
   Paris.    Scalp sensitive to touch; sore  pain at  small  spots on
the forehead.
   Petroleum.   Sensation  as  of a  cold breeze blowing on  head.
Scalp  ver}r  sore to the touch, followed by numbness; worse  morn-
ings; and on becoming heated.   Moist eczema, acute and chronic;
worse on the occiput.  Falling  off of the hair.
   Phosphorus.   "Scaly, bald spots  on  the head.  Head affected:
from taking cold; from remaining in hot  rooms; after   having the
hair cut.  Tension in face  and skin of  forehead  frequently only one
side; worse from change of temperature  and  while  eating; better
after eating; with anxiety.   Dandruff  copious,  falls out  in  clouds;
roots of hair get gray and  hair comes  out  in bunches;  scratching
makes itching worse,  or burning and  itching relieved at time but
worse  after scratching.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.   Periosteal pains compel motion. Bones ache;
feel as if scraped; better in motion; when lying the pain shifts to
the side on which he lies.   *Hair: turns  gray early; or  flaxen  and
very greasy; falls off,  especially after grief and sorrow.   Itching of
the scalp.
   Phytolacca.   Tinea capitis;  worse washing it when he is warm.
   Plumbum.   Great dryness of the  hair;  it falls  off even  in  the
beard.
   Podophyllum.    Sweat of head,  during sleep, flesh  cold—denti-
tion.
   Psorinum.   Hair:  dry,  lustreless; tangles easily.   Viscid  sweat
about head.   Whole head  burns.  Pustules, boils on head, mostly
scalp,  which looks dirty and emits an  offensive odor.   Moist, sup-
purating, fetid eruption; also dry eruption  Averse to having head
uncovered;  wears a  fur cap even in hottest weather.
   Pulsatilla.   -Rheumatic headache, v/orse on  one  side  and from
5 to 10 p. m., crazing pains  into the  face  and  teeth.   Tingling,
biting,  itching on scalp,  mostly on temples, and behind  the  ears, 
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followed by  swelling  and  eruptions;  sore  pain;  worse  evenings
when undressing;  also, from getting warm in bed. Tumors on scalp,
suppurating and affecting the skull, worse lying on well side.  Fetid,
often cold sweat, at times on one side of head and face; great anx-
iety and stupor; worse night  and toward morning; better after walk-
ing and rising.  Disposition  to take cold on  head,  worse  when it
gets wet; head sweaty.
  Rheum.   Sweat on hairy scalp.
  Rhododendron.   GThe scalp feels sore and   as if  bruised.  Vio-
lent drawing and tearing in bones,  and periosteum of cranial bones;
worse when at rest; in the morning; during a  thunder storm and
during wet, cold,  stormy weather;  better from wrapping  the head
up  warmly; from dry heat and  from exercise.   Biting,  itching  on
scalp, especially in evening.
  Rhus tox.   °Erysipelas of scalp, left to  right, forming vesicles.
Eruption suppurating,  moist,  forming thick crusts,  offensive, itch-
ing; worse at night; hair is eaten off; extends  to shoulders.   Scalp
sensitive, worse on side not lain  on; when  growing warm in bed;
from touch and combing the  hair  back
  Ruta.   cLarge, painful swelling  on  scalp,  as  if originating in
periosteum, sore to touch and preceded  by  rending  pains.   Head
externally painful as if bruised or beaten.   Erysipelas of scalp,aris-
ing from  wounds.  Humid scabs  on head. Periosteum  from temples
to occiput, pains  as if bruised.  Corrosive  itching on scalp.
  Sambucus.    The head is bent backward.  Erysipelas over whole
left side of head,  ear much swollen, confined  to bed  and could not
move.   Scurfs on  head  with  intolerable  itching.  Skull feels as if
stretched.
  Sanguinaria.  "Soreness  in spots,  especially  temporal region.
Distention of veins in  temples; feel sore when touched.
  Sarsaparilla.  -Sensitiveness of scalp;  falling off of the hair. Mer-
curio-sypbilitic affections of the head.
  Secale.    Hair  falls out.  Twisting of head to and  fro.
  Selenium.    Hair falls  out  when combing;  also  of eyebrows,
whiskers  and genitals; tingling itching on scalp in  evening,  oozing
afier scratching;  tension and sensation of contraction of scalp.
   *Sepia. ♦Great falling out of  the hair.   Involuntary  jerking
of head backward  and forward,  especially  forenoons when sitting.
Fontanelles  remain open, with jerking of head, pale, bloated face, 
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ng
 stomacace,  green diarrhoeic stools.   Sensation of coldness on ver-
 tex, worse when moving  head and  stooping;  better when at rest
 and in open air.   Disposition  to take cold from dry,  cold wind,  or
 getting head wet.  Sweat  on head,  smelling  sour, with  faintish
 weakness  in evening  before sleep or in morning.   Violent itching
 like from  insects,  on  occiput or  behind  ears.   Eruption on vertex
 and back part of head,  dry, offensive, stinging, itching and tingling,
 with cracks; feeling sore When scratching.  Sensitiveness of roots
 of hair, worse in evening, to contact, to  cold  north winds,  when
 lying  on painless side,  burning after scratching.
   *Silicia. "Open fontanelles; head too large and rest of body ema-
 ciated, with  pale  face,  abdomen swollen, hot.  Cephalaematoma
 neonatorum.  .Tearing in scalp, worse from pressure  and at night.
 Lumps rise  on the head,  hair  falls out,  ♦scalp  sensitive  to  touch,
 even to the hat;  tearing pains.  Profuse head sweat; body dry; likes
 wrapping up; csweatsour; face pale; emaciated; large abdomen; weak
 ankles.  Patches of eruption on scalp, exfoliating, thin,  dry,furfura-
 ceous  scales.   Eruption on back of  head, moist or  dry, offensive
 scabby,  burning, itching,discharging pus. ♦Itching pustules on scalp,
 and neck very sensitive;  °better wrapping up warm.  Phagedenic ulcer
 on  forehead; painful,  and discharging offensive pus.
  Spigelia.  GShaking in brain,  worse when moving  head or step-
 ing  hard.  Tension of the scalp.  Scalp feels sore to touch.   Head
 feels as if  too  large.
  ♦Spongia.   ♦Favus.   °Yellow,  scabby eruption.  Head bent  back-
 ward;  neck stiff.  Violent itching on  scalp.  Sensation  as if hair
 were standing on end, on vertex.
  Staphisagria.  °Humid, fetid,  itching eruption on sides of  head,
 and  behind ears; scratching changes the  place  of  itching, but  in-
 creases the oozing.  Painful  sensitiveness of scalp, skin peels  off
 with itching and smarting, worse  in evening,and from getting warm.
 Hair falls  off,  most from  occiput and around the ears, with humid,
fetid eruption,  or dandruff on  the  scalp.   Pressing,  stinging and
 tearing pains in bones and in periosteum  of cranium; swelling and
suppuration of bones (caries), with putrid smelling sweat, day and
night;  worse from motion and contact.  Burning, stinging on  head,
mostly on  left  temple;  worse  from   heat of bed, at  2  p.  m.,  and
when lying on  it.
  Stramonium.   °Jerks  head up  from  pillow.   Boring  head into 
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pillow.  Moves head; thrusts it in all directions; in spasms, mostly
to the right.   Supports head  with hands while  bending  or rising;
after sunstroke.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Scalp, especially  the vertex, painfully  sensitive to
touch.   Profuse falling out of hair.  Violent  itching of  the scalp.
Painful, inflamed itching pimples on scalp and  forehead.   Humid,
offensive eruption, with thick pus.  Yellow crusts,   itching, bleed-
ing  and burning.    Fontanelles close too  late.   Severe itching on
forehead, also on scalp.  "Contractive pain  as from a  band around
cranium, with sensation as if flesh was loose,followed by inflamma-
tion, swelling and caries of bones; worse in wet, cold  weather,  and
when at rest; better from motion.  ♦Hair dry, falling off, scalp sore
to touch, itching  violently in  the   evening  when getting  warm in
bed.   Dandruff.
   Sulphuric acid.  °Hair turns gray, falls  out;  eruption  on scalp,
very sore; worse  in open  air.
   Thuja.  °Scalp sensitive to touch or pressure of  pillow; better if
rubbed; violent,  burning, tearing, stitching  pains;  worse  in warm
bed.   Eruption moist, corroding  on occiput  and  temples; worse
from touch,  better from rubbing.   White, scaly  dandruff;  hair  dry
and  falling  out   Sweat smelling like honey, mostly on uncovered
parts.   Wants head and face  warmly wrapped.
   Veratrum alb.   ' Head  burning  hot;  limbs  alternately  hot  and
cold.   Scalp very sensitive with  headache.  Like  a  piece of  ice
on head, or sensation of warmth and coldness at the same  time on
scalp,  the hair being  sensitive.   Plica  polonica.  Cold  sweat  on
forehead with many complaints.   Compelled to  rub forehead, with
a kind  of insensibility—typhoid.
   Viola tri.   "Scurfs on head, unbearable  burning, most at night.
Tinea capitis, with frequent involuntary urination.  Burning stitches
in scalp, especially on forehead and temples.  Impetigo  of the hairy
scalp,  and face.   Crusta lactea, with violent cough and  excessive
oppression;  in children recently weaned. Thick incrustations; pour-
ing out a large quantity of thick   vellow  fluid,  which  agglutinates
the hair.
   Zincum.    Sensation of soreness of vertex,  as from  soreness or
ulceration;  worse  in evening in bed, and  after eating:  better after
scratching.   Hair falls out  on  vertex, causing  complete baldness,
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                             REPERTORY.
   Cold, disposition to take—hep. s.,hyos.,  kali c,  nat. m., nuxv.,
 phos.,  puis., sepia.
   Exostosis—aur., mere
   Hydrocephalus—mere
   Large head—calc. e, mere,  sib, spig.
   Movements of—abrot., ♦apis, calc.  phos.,  camph.,  cina,  cocc,
 colch., ♦cupr., eup. perf.,  hell.,  hyos.,  ign., nux v., secale,  sepia,
 stram., tarax.
   Nodosities—hep  s., kali c, kali i.,  mere

 Pains—am. c, anae,  arg. m., asar., aur.,  baryt., brom.,  calc. c,
 clem., coloc, eye, dros.,  fluor. a., gels., guaiac, hell., iris, kalin.,
 kalm.,  lach., mag.  c, mere,  mere  p.  i.,   mez.,  nit.  a.,  olean.,
 phos.  a., puis., rhod.,  ruta, sepia, sib, staph., thuj.
   Aching—arg. n., kali i.,  kali n., nit. a., puis., ver.  a.
   Boring—arg. n., aur.
   Burning—arg. n., arn.,  ars., baryt., calc.  c, cinch.,  coloc,dros.,
 graph., hep.  s.,  kali e, lye, mere, mez., nit. a., psor., sib, staph.,
 sub. thuj.,  viola t.
   Bursting—gels.
   Cutting—arg.  n.
   Neuralgic—gels., guaiac, kalm.
   Pressing—arg. m.,  eye,  ferr., staph.
   Sore—abrot.,  alum,  ambr.,  anae,  bapt, bovist.,  clem.,  dros.,
 eup. perf.,  eup.  purp., ferr.,  gels.,  hep. s., ipec,  mere, nit. a.,
 ♦olean.,  paris., petrol.,  puis.,  rhod., sang.,  sepia,  spig., sub,sul.a.,
 zinc.
   Stitches—asar.,  berb., thuj.,  viola t.
   Tearing—arg.  m., colch., eye, guaiac, mere, rhod.,  sib, staph.,
 thuj.

 Parts.
   Arteries—ail., guaiac, hep.  s., hyos., hyper.
   Bones.—ant. c,  arg.  m., arg.  n.,  aur.,  brom., fluor. a.,  gels.,
 hyper., kali c, kali i., mere,  mere p.  i.,   mez.,  phos. a., rhod.,
 staph., ♦sub
   Cerebellum—dulc.
   Fontanelles—calc. c, calc. phos., ipec,  sepia, sib,  ♦sub
   Forehead—aeon., alum,   am. c, anae, apis, arg.  n., arn.,   ars.,
 bapt.,  baryt., bovist.,  brom., calc. c, cinch., eup.  purp., fluor.  a.,
 gels., graph., guaiac, hep. s.,  hyper., kreos., lachn., mere,  paris,
 phos., sib,  ♦sub, ver.  a., viola  t.
   Glands —baryt., dulc.
   Hair—acet. a., alum., ambr., arg. n.,  ♦ars., asar.,   ♦bell., borax,
calc. phos., cinch.,coloc, ferr., fluor.  a., glon., ♦graph., hell.,hep.s.,
hydras., hyper., kali c, kreos., mag. e, mere,♦mez., ♦nat. m., nit.a.,
phos.,  psor.,  rheum, rhus,  ♦sepia,  ♦sub, ver. a.,  viola t,  zinc.
   Baldness—baryt., ♦graph.,  hep.  s., phos.,  zinc.
   Cutting—bell.,  glon.,  phos. 
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Parts continued.
  Dry—aloe, alum., calc.c, fluor. a., kali c,plumb., psor., ♦sub, thuj.
  Falling out—alum., ambr., apis, ars., aur.,  baryt, bovist., calc.c,
calc.  phos.,  canth.,   carb.v.,  dulc, fluor. a., *graph., hell., hep. s.,
kali c,kali i.,kreos., lach., lye, mag.e, mere,mez., nat. m.,^nit a.,
petrol., phos.,   phos.  a.,  plumb., psor., sars.,secale, selen.,  ♦sepia,
sil ,  staph., ♦sub,  sul. a., thuj., ver. a.,  zinc.
  Gray early—camph., lye,  phos.,  phos. a., sul.  a.
  Greasy—bry., phos. a.
  Plica polonica,  Entangled—borax, flucr. a., graph,  mez., psor.,
ver. a., viola t.
  Pulled feeling—aeon.,   alum.,  arg. n.,  cinch.,  kali n., mag. c
  Standing-on-end feeling— am.  c,  dulc, lachn.,  spong.
  Muscles—cocc,  glon.
  Occiput—ail., am. c, am.  m.,  arg.  n., brom.,  calc. phos.,  clem.,
colch., glon.,  hell., hep.  s.,  ipec,  lachn.,  mere  p. i., petrol.,  ruta,
sepia, staph., thuj.
  Periosteum—am. e, phos.  a.,  rhod., ruta,  staph.

Scalp—aeon.,  aloe, alum.,  apis,  ♦ars., asar., bapt., baryt.,  berb.,
bovist., brom.,  bry., can.  i.,  carb. v., colch.,  coloc,  eye, dros.,
dulc,  eup. perf., ferr., ♦graph.,  hell., hep. s., iris,  kali c, kalm.,
lachn., lye,  mag.  e, ♦mere, ♦mez.,  nat.  m., nit.a., nux v., ♦olean.,
paris,  petrol.,   phos. a.,  psor.,  puis.,  rheum,  rhod.,   rhus,  ruta,
selen., sib, spig.,  spong., staph., ♦sub, thuj., ver.  a., viola t, zinc.
  Boils—anae,  hep. s.,  kali e, mez., psor.
  Crusts—acet.   a., baryt., dulc, :|:graph.,  lye, mere, ♦mez., rhus,
♦sub,  viola t.
  Crusta lactea—baryt. c., viola t.
  Dandruff—bry.,  calc. e, kali s.,  mag.  e, nat. m., phos., staph.,
sub, thuj.
  Desquamation—♦olean., sib, staph.
  Eczema—*graph., hydras., nat.  m., petrol.
  Eruptions—arg.  n.,  ars., brom., clem., eye, hep. s., kreos., lye,
mere, nit. a., ♦olean., psor., puis., rhus,  sepia, sib, spong.,staph.,
sub, sul.  a., thuj.
  Favus—colch., ♦spong.
  Herpes—arg.  n.,  graph.
  Impetigo—♦nat  m., viola  t.
  Erysipelas—apis,  *ars., lach.,  mere, nit.  a.,  rhus,  ruta, samb.,
sib, ♦sub
  Painful to touch--abrot., ail., aloe, alum.,  ambr.,  am.  c,  anae,
ant. c., arg.  m., ars., asar.,  aur., bapt., baryt, bell., bovist.,brom.,
bry.,  calad.,  calc. e,  carb. v., cinch., coloc, ferr.,  gels.,   hep.   s.,
kali n., kalm.,  kreos., lachn., mere,mez., nat. m., nit. a., nux  m.,
nux v., paris,   petrol., ruta,  sang.,  sepia,  sib,  spig.,  staph., sub,
sul. a., thuj.,ver. a.,  zinc.
  Papules—eye
  Patches—acet. a.
  Pimples—am. m., calad., calc. c, hep. s.,  lachn., nit. a., ♦sub 
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Scalp continued.
  Pityriasis—lye, mez.
  Porrigo—colch., graph.
  Pustules—♦ars., lachn.,  mere, mere p. i., mez., psor., sil.
  Ringworm—dulc.
  Scabs—calc  c, mez., nat. m., ruta, sib, spong.
  Scales—alum., calc. e, clem.,  kali  i.,  mez., nat  m.,  ♦olean.,
phos.,  sib, thuj.
  Scurfs—alum., baryt., calc  c,  calc  phos., hell.,  mez., samb.,
viola t.
  Sweat—aeon.,  apis, asaf.. benz.  a.,  cham.,  cinch.,  eup. purp.,
gels., graph.,  guaiac, hell., hep.  s.,  mere,  nux v.,  ♦opium  pod.,
psor., puis., rheum,  sepia, ♦sib,  staph., thuj., ♦ver.  a.
  Tinea capitis—phyt.,  viola  t.
  Tubercles—ant. c.
  Tumors—kali c, kali  i.,  ♦lach., puis.,  sil.  See "Nodosities."
  Ulcers—calc.  phos., sil.
  Vesicles—♦ars., rhus.

  Skull—arg.  m., aur.,  calc. phos.,  guaiac, hep. s., kali i., *lach.,
mere,  mez.,  nit. a.,  puis.,  rhod.,  samb., staph.,  sul.
  Sutures—ail., fluor. a., mere
  Temples—aeon., alum.,  arg. m., arg. n., arn.,  asar., baryt., eye,
fluor. a.,  hyper., iris,  kali c, kalm.,  mere, nat  m., nit.  a., nuxm.,
puis., ruta,  sang., staph.,  thuj., viola t.
  Top  of—bapt., arn., calc. c,  calc. phos., ferr., kali n.,  kalm.
  Veins—abot, guaiac, sang.
  Vertex—arg. n.,  graph.,  mag. c, mez.,  nat.  m., nit  a.,  sepia,
spong., ♦sub, zinc.
  Posture—cina, colch.,  ♦cupr.,  eup.  perf.,  hep.  s.,  hyos.,  ign.,
samb.,  spong.,  staph., stram.

Sensations—aeon.,  ail.,  alum., ♦apis,  arn., bapt., baryt., can.  s.,
eye, gels.,  graph., guaiac, hep.  s.,  iris, kali  i., nat.  m., nit.   a.,
petrol., phos. a., samb., selen., spig., spong., ♦sub,  ver.  a., viola t,
zinc.
  Band, sense  of—gels., nit. a.,♦sub
  Bruised sense—ail., graph., rhod., ruta.
  Cold—am.  c,  arn.,  ars., asar.,  baryt, bry.,  calc.  c,  graph.,
hyper., mere, nat. m., nux v., petrol., sepia,  ver. a.
  Crackling—aeon., calc. c
  Crawling—am. c,  ant. c, arg. n., brom.,  calc.  phos.,  can.   s.,
clem.
  Enlarged—♦arg. n., glon., mere,  sib,  spig.
  Formication—aeon., eye
  Heat—borax,   calc. ph., hyper., kali n., nit. a.,  ver. a.
  Itching—abrot., alum.,   am. c,  am.   m.,  anae, arg. n.,   asar.,
baryt.,  berb., bovist., calc. c, calc phos.,  carb. v.,  clem.,   dros.,
ferr., graph., hep. s., kali  c,  lye,  mag. e,  mez.,  ♦olean.,  phos.,
phos. a.,  puis.,  rhod., rhus, ruta,  sabad.,  sars.,  selen., sepia, sib,
spig., spong.,  staph.,  ♦sul. 
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  Numb—alum., arg.  n., calad.,  fluor. a.,  mez.,  petrol., ver. a.
  Tension—asar., baryt., berb., phos., selen.,  spig.

  Sensitive—aib,  aloe,  alum., ambr., am. c,  anae, ant. c,arg.m.,
♦ars.,  asar., bapt., baryt., ♦bell.,  borax,  bovist., brom., bry., calad.,
calc.  c, *carb.v., cinch., gels., hep.s., kali n.,kalm., kreos.,♦mere,
mez.,  nat.  m.,  nit.  a., nux  m.,  nux  v.,  paris,   rhus,  ruta,  sars.,
sepia, sib,  spig.,  staph., ♦sub, thuj., ver. a.
  Swelling—apis, ars., berb., lach.,  nit.  a., ruta, staph.
  Up, could not hold—abrot.,  calc.  phos.,  colch.,  cupr., nux  m.,
stram. 
CHAPTER  V.-EYES.
                          SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Blue rings around eyes; eyes looking  dull—chlo-
 rosis.  Inflamed eyes.
   Acetic acid. -Conjunctiva inflamed,accompanied by sour stomacn.
 Flow of  tears.
   ♦Aconitum.  ♦Violent, acute inflammation in  the  early  stages.
 cAversion to  light,  particularly  sunlight;  light  dazzles the eyes.
 Optical illusions in dark colors or  black.   Flickerings  make him
 anxious;  fears he might touch people passing by.  Eyes  protruding,
 staring—apoplexy, asthma.  Eyes distorted—tetanus.    Pupils con-
 tracted, then dilated.   Eyes red,  inflamed,  vessels deep-red, burn-
 ing,  pressing, shooting pains,  especially  on moving  the  balls;  no
 discharge; conjunctivitis from  exposure to cold,  dry  winds.   Vio-
 lent   pains,   intense   congestion;   ophthalmia   from  suppressed
 gonorrhoea.   Upper half of  the eyeball sore when moved.  Profuse
 lachrymation with  intense pain.   Conjunctivitis  from  cinders,  or
 other foreign bodies.   Lids hard, red, swollen,  feel tense; hot, dry,
 burning and  sensitive  to the air;  cold water relieves the dry heat.
   /Esculus.   -Weight in  the eyes;  they feel heavy  and dull; balls
 feel sore  and hot.   Painful aching over left eye.   Flickering before
 the eyes.
   /Ethusa.   -Objects seem much larger than  natural.  Eyes brilliant,
 protruding, dilated pupils.   Chronic  photophobia; scrofulous oph-
 thalmia;  swelling of the  meibomian glands;  edges of lids inflamed;
 adhere at night; must be washed open in the morning.
   Agaricus.   cDim sight;  things look obscured, as  from  turbid
 water; muscae volitantes;  vibrating spectra; with vertigo.  Reads with
difficulty; type seems to move—diplopia. Flickering  before the eyes
while writing.  Black spots before left eye.  Pupils dilated.  Viscid,
yellow humor, gluing  the  lids;  gum in  canthi. Burning  in canthi;
inner angles itch, burn and are red; worse from touch.   Frequent,
slight twitching in  lids.   Twitching  in eyeballs; while  reading,
frequent  twitching and  pressing in left eyeball.  Spasms  with
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 aching in  left eyeball—myopia.   Clonic  spasms;  lids  open  and
 close in quick succession.   Swelling of tear gland.
   *Ailantus.    ♦Eyes suffused  and congested;  startled look  when
 roused; pupils dilated and  sluggish,   photophobia.   "Intolerance
 from light; tears  from bright light,and  from the  open air.  Burning,
 smarting and aching  in the eyes.   Rough  feeling in  the left eye,
 as from dust.   Conjunctiva  inflamed,  towards  the  outer canthus.
 Pus-like discharge, agglutinating the lids in  the  morning.  Dark-
 blue circles around the eyes.
   ♦Aloe.   Compelled to make  the eyes  small, with  pain in fore-
 head; heaviness   of eyes and nausea.    Yellow rings moving before
 the  eye.   Unsteady, anxious look.   Dimness before  the  eyes while
 writing. Pain deep in orbits,  as if in muscles; worse on right side.
   ♦Alumina.   *Eyes inflamed,  itching  at  inner  canthus,  agglutin-
 ation at night, and lachrymation  by day, yellow halo around can-
 dle.   Eyelids  thickened,  dry, burning.   -White  stars  before  the
 eyes, with vertigo.   Dim-sightedness, like looking  through a fog.
 Objects appear yellow.   Burning and  pressure in  the  eyes.  Spas-
 modic closure of  the lids  at night, and  burning in  the eyes   in
 morning and  evening.   Inclination  to  stare.   Strabismus of either
 eye.   Sensation of coldness in the eyes, in the open  air.
   Ammonium carb. °Double  vision. Aversion to light with burn-
 ing  in eyes.   Optical illusions,  particularly in white  or bright col-
 ors.   Large,black spot floats before the eyes after  sewing.  Cataract
 of right eye.   Pressure on  lids  that he  cannot  open  them,  even
 though internally  awake.    Smarting of  eyes and  itching on  margin
 of lids.  Stye on the right upper eyelid,  with  tension.   Inflam-
 mation of  the eyes; vision  obscured.  Eyes bloodshot with  lachry-
 mation.
   Ammonium  mur.   ^Sensation in left eye  as  if  a body arose
 which impeded sight.   Yellow spots before the eyes.   Flying spots
 and  points before the  eyes.   Burning in eyes  and  lachrymation,  at
 night.  Mist before eyes, worse  in bright light out-doors; better  in
 room.   Eyelids gum  together in morning, with  burning in canthi,
 after washing.
  ♦Amyl nit.  ♦Protruding,  staring eyes.   Conjunctiva  injected.
 GVeins  in disc enlarged,varicose and tortuous;  arteries normal.
  ♦Anacardium.   ♦Dull pressure as from a plug in upper border  of
right orbit.   Vision indistinct.  cGreat sensitiveness to light Halo 
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around  light.  Flickering before the eyes.   Optical  illusions in dark
colors.   Short-sightedness.   Pupils first  contracted,  later dilated.
Pressure on eyeballs from before backward.
  ♦Antimonium crud. ♦Redness and inflammation of eyelids.  Sore-
ness of  outer canthi.  Chronic blephar-ophthalmia  of  children.
°Eyes red,  inflamed,  with  itching, and night agglutination.   Eyes
worse from glare of the snow.   Redness of the left  eye, with aver-
sion to light.   Gum in  the canthi in forenoon.
  ♦Antimonium tart.  ♦Dim,swimming eyes—diarrhoea.  Ophthalmia
rheumatica or arthritica.  "Flickering  before the eyes.  Sees only as
through a  thick  veil.  Vanishing of sight.   Inflammation  of con-
junctiva with much  lachrymation.   Eyeballs  pain  as  if  bruised.
Inclination to press lids together.
  *Apis.  ♦Squinting, trembling: of  eyeballs,  worse at night.   Burn-
ing, stinging, shooting  pains.  Conjunctiva injected;  full of dark
vessels, chemosis.   Cornea thick, having dark, smoky spots;  gray-
ish, smoky, opaque.   Ulcers on   cornea, cicatrices;    staphyloma
corneae.   Scalding  tears,  with great sensitiveness  to light.   Lids
dark red, everted,swollen, excoriation of edges; granulated;  swollen
and very sensitive;   oedematous with  bag-like swelling under  the
eyes; feel stiff.    Eyelids much swollen,  red and oedematous.  Roll
ing the eyes.   Severe darting, lancinating pains in the eyes.
  Argentum met.   °Sight vanishes.  Amaurosis of  left  eye, with
contracted pupils, insensible to light.  Violent itching  of lids, and
in the corners of the eyes—blepharitis.  Lids  greatly swollen. Pus-
tules along edges of lids.  Lids raw, sore, red, smarting.  Abundant
purulent discharge.
  ♦Argentum  nit.   ♦Cornea opaque; ulceration of the cornea in new-
born infants;  profuse purulent  discharge   from the  lids.  Ciliary
blepharitis from being over a  fire; better from cold  air and cold  ap-
plications—ectropion.   Conjunctiva of balls and lids intensely con-
gested;   bright red  granulations on  lids;  lids  swollen, thick  pus
discharges.   Intolerance of light.   Grey spots and serpent-like bod-
ies  move before the vision.   Canthi  red as  blood, the  carunculae
swollen, standing out like a lump of red flesh.  Clusters of intensely
red vessels  extend  from  inner canthus  to cornea.  °Far-sighted.
Letters become  blurred,  run  together.   Photophobia,  eyes  filled
with mucus.  Vanishing of  sight, must  constantly wipe  away  the
mucus.   Lids crusty, swollen, thick,  with pannus. OZdema of  lids 
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and sensation of fullness,  dryness and  heat,  especially on  moving
 the balls,  which are  sensitive  to touch; chemosis;  non-excoriating
lachrymation.   Conjunctiva  towards  inner  canthus   is  red  and
swollen, like pterygium.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Traumatic   ulceration,  with much  haemorrhage  into
the anterior chamber.   Retinal  haemorrhage; expedites absorption
of  clots.  Inflammation  of eyes, with  suggillations  after mechan-
ical injuries.   "Flickering before the eyes, worse when reading or
writing.   Dilated  pupils;  sensitiveness  to  light.  Diplopia after
injuring the eye.   Loss  of  sight  after a  violent blow.   Margin
of upper lids painful when lids are  moved,  as if  they were dry and
slightly  sore.   OZdema of  dry, hot, inflamed  lids, with much  sub-
junctival suggillation.  Congestion to the  eyes;  balls  bloodshot.
Severe  ciliary neuralgia; head hot, body cool.
   ♦Arsenicum.    ♦Sensitive  to  light;   photophobia.    Everything
appears green.   Sees as through a white gauze.  Eyes sunken or pro-
truding. Pain  in right eyeball, particularly  during motion.   Vio-
lent burning in eyes.   Conjunctiva looks like a piece of  raw beef.
Eyelids  oedematous  and spasmodically closed. Edges of lids pain-
ful during  motion,  as if dry and rubbing on the balls.   Burning  in
margins of eyelids.  Ophthalmia  of  children; skin  rough  and dry
and dirty looking;  photophobia  and  profuse lachrymation.   Cor-
rosive tears, making the cheeks and  eyelids sore.    Inflammation
of eyes  and lids, with severe burning pain.  cSnow dazzles the eyes
and makes them water.   Flickering  before  the eyes.  Weakness of
sight;  dim  sight.   Pupils  contracted  or  dilated.   Yellowness of
the sclerotica.   Pulsative throbbing in the eyes; at  every  pulsation
a stitch. Feeling of sand  in eyes.  Trembling of upper eyelids with
lachrymation.   Agglutination  of  lids.   Extreme  redness of  inner
surface  of lids  with uneasy sensation rather than pain.
   ♦Arum tri.  ♦Quivering  of  upper lids.  "Aversion to  light.   Up-
per eyelids heavy with headache.   Obscured sight, as  from a veil.
Tension in  lower lids as if swollen.  Swelling of the  edges  of lies.
Water in the eyes  all day, most at the outer canthi.
  ♦Asafcetida.   ♦Nocturnal,  throbbing   pains in and  around  the
eye and head—syphilitic  iritis.  Extensive,  superficial  ulceration
of the cornea, with burning, sticking and pressing pains from with-
in outwards; rest and pressure relieve.   Mist before the eyes. Sen-
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  ♦Aurum met.  ♦Tension in  the eyes,  sees things double or mixed
up.   Objects, as if divided horizontally;  can only see lower half;
upper half .as if covered with a dark  body.   °Fiery  sparks  before
the eyes;  optical illusions in bright colors.   Opacity of the cornea
— after  keratitis.  Eyeballs  protrude.   Red sclerotica,   burning,
stitching, drawing  and itching at the inner canthus.  Photophobia,
profuse scalding tears on opening the eyes;  eyes  very  sensitive to
touch.  Pressive pain in the orbit from above downward, from with-
in out.   Bones around the eyes feel  bruised.   Ulceration  of  the
cornea in the course of pannus;  pains from without  inwards;  worse
from pressure.  Little blisters turning into  crusts on  the edges of
lids with  some trichiasis.  Eyelids red, suppurating; stinging, prick-
ing, itching;  agglutination in-the morning; cilia fall out.
  Baptisia.   cCannot bear light,  eyes burn, but do  not  water—
chronic ophthalmia.   Eyeballs feel sore;  sore and lame on moving
them.   Vessels congested,  eyes look  red, inflamed.
  ♦Belladonna.   *Eyes protruding,sparkling; pupils dilated;  staring
look.   Eyes red, swollen, distorted,   Eyes  dry, feel stiff, hot and
burning.   Great intolerance  of  light and lachrymation.  Dilated,
immovable pupils.   Bright sparks  and flashes of  light  before the
eyes.   Halo around the light,  partly colored, red predominating; at
times light seems  broken  into  rays.  GPhotophobia  worse  from
artificial light.  Far-sightedness.  Objects appear double and seem
to revolve and run backwards;  inverted.  Vision obscure as from a
white vapor.   Feeling of  sand in eyes.  Lachrymation. Spasmodic
motion  of eyes.  Eyeballs red and prominent.  Conjunctiva covered
with red  vessels, shooting  pains, eyes water. Yellowness of sclero-
tica. Swelling and suppurative inflammation of left caruncula lach-
rymalis. Ophthalmia; suddenly appearing; worse  right eye;  intense
photophobia.  Heaviness of lids.   Lids  feel  sore, congested  and
swollen.
  Borax.   ^Obscuration of left eye,  evenings.   Flickering   before
eyes in  morning when writing, so that he does not  see distinctly.
Inflammation of left  eye at  inner canthus, with nightly  agglutina-
tion. Inflammation of right eye at external canthus, with irregularity
of the lashes; nightly agglutination. The lashes turn inward toward
the eye and inflame it, especially at  outer canthus, where the margins
of the  lids  are very sore.
  ♦Bryonia.   ♦Very sensitive pressing pain,  coming and going, in 
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left eyeball,  especially  violent on moving the ball,  with feeling as
as if the eye became smaller, and  was  retracted within   the orbit.
Severe burning and lachrymation of right eye.   Puffiness  of  right
upper lids.   Frequent lachrymation.
  Calcarea carb.   °Far-sightedness.  Sensitiveness  to  light; photo-
phobia.  Like a shadow before the  eyes, obscuring one  side of the
object;  pupils  much  dilated.   Dancing  wavelets  before the eyes,
which   are  very  annoying.  Ophthalmia from taking  cold;   en-
trance   of  a  foreign body;  in the  new-born;  scrofulous.  Opacity
of cornea, maculae,  ulcers  and fungus haematodes.   Sensation  of
coldness, heat and severe burning  of eyes. Swelling and  redness of
eyelids, with nightly  agglutination;   during  the day  full of gum,
with  heat,   smarting  pain and  lachrymation.   Suppurating fistula
ldchrymalis.
  Calcarea phos.  °(Inflammation  of eyes,  dry, during  dentition.
Spasmodic affections of lids. —Schussler.)
  Calcarea sulf.   °(Abscess of  cornea,  deep-seated.   Inflammation
of eyes, with discharge of yellow matter.   Hypopyon, to  absorb the
effusion of pus.—Schussler.)
  Calcarea fluor.   c(Opacities,  spots  on  cornea.—Schussler.)
  Camphora. cChronic inflammation  of  the eyes.   Eyes worse in
the sunlight.  Conjunctiva injected, pupils dilated, lachrymation in
open air;  lids stiff, sore or tense;  quivering of  upper  lid.  Pupils
contracted,  immovable.   Objects are seen too  bright, at the same
time black spots are seen.  Sparks and fiery wheels alternating  with
mistiness.  Letters run together while reading.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Fixed gaze. Injection of  vessels of conjunctiva
of both eyes. Letters run  together  when  reading.   °Visual  clair-
voyance.  Sensitiveness  of right eye to light.  Twinkling,  trembling
and glimmering before the eyes
  *Causticum.  inflammation with burning and stinging; dryness
and photophobia.   Pressure as  from sand in  eyes.   Inclination to
close  the eyes; lids  seem heavy, even  paralysis  of upper lids.  Pho-
tophobia the whole day,  constantly  obliging  to wink.   Flickering
or sparks before the eyes.   Sight  obscured: as  from  a gauze before
the eyes;  as  from  a mist;  momentarily on blowing the nose.   Per-
pendicular half-sight in cataract.  Constant inclination to touch and
rub the eye,  which seems to relieve a  pressure  in  it. Old warts on
eyebrows, lids or  nose.   Itching of  the  eye,  especially  of the lids. 
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   *Cepa.   ♦Excessive,  non-excoriating lachrymation,left eye worse,
 with redness of the  eyeball.  °Sensitive to light; worse  evenings.
 Profuse,  bland lachrymation.   Smarting of inner surface  of upper
 lids.  Eyes watery,  capillaries congested; with  coryza.  Shooting
 pain in the  right  lachrymal duct.   Eyes red, itch and are sensitive
 to touch, worse left.
   Chamomilla.    Flickering before the eyes  on lying down.  Eyes
 swollen in the morning; agglutinated with purulent mucus.  Inflam-
 mation of the eyes, caused  by exposure to  cold, damp atmosphere,
 or if worse by every cold change of weather;  discharge  of  blood
 from eyes.   Yellow  conjunctiva.  Violent  pressure in the  orbital
 region; sensation in the eyeball as  if  it were  tightly  compressed
 from all  sides, with momentary obstruction of  vision.
   *Chelidonium.  ♦Whites   of  eyes  dirty-yellow.   "Dazzling  spot
 before the eyes,lachrymation when looking at it.  Misty appearance
 before the eyes.   Objects appear double.  Contractility  of  pupils
 diminished.  Opacity of the cornea.  Aching  in the eyeballs; worse
 moving the eyes.   Conjunctiva swollen, dark-red, as far as  the cor-
 nea.   Lids swollen,  red, could open them-but little.  Agglutination
 of lids in the morning.  Neuralgia of eyebrows  and  temples.  Press-
 ing  pain  over left  eye, which seems to  press  down  upper  lid.
   *Chininum sulf.   ♦Severe orbital neuralgia,  occurring daily. °Disk
 and  retina very anaemic; disk looks dry.  Dim  vision as from a net
 or fog.  Pupils dilated.  Eyes very sensitive to light; lachrymation in
 the full glare  of light. Bright light and sparks before the eye.  Neu-
 ralgic twitches in supra and infra-orbital nerves; generally periodic.
 Conjunctiva injected; lids red and swollen; pupils contracted; lachry-
 mation; extreme photophobia and tearing in  orbit.
   ♦Cicuta.   ♦Pupils  dilated and insensible.   Eyes  sensitive to
 light.  Letters go  up and down or disappear; or colors of rainbow
 around  them.  Objects  appear double and  black.   Blue  margin
 around the  eyes; eyes sunken.
  Cinchona.   -Nocturnal blindness.  Scintillations or black motes
 before eyes.  Amblyopia in  drunkards;  after masturbation, tendency
of blood to  the head.   Letters  pale, surrounded by white borders.
Dilated,  not ver}7  sensitive pupils.   Pressure,as from sand in eyes;
photophobia; eyes hot,  red; or dim and as  if filled  with  smoke.
  Cistus.    -Scrofulous  ophthalmia  of  long standing;  feeling as if
something were passing around in the eyes, with stitches.  Spasmodic, 
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piercing pain in  the middle of the  upper rim  of  the right orbit,
with headache on that side.
  Clematis.    Inflammation of iris. Burning and inflammation of
inner canthus.   Pustular  conjunctivitis,  with agglutination of lids
in the  morning.  Complaints from  bright  sunlight.
  Colchicum.   Inflammation of the eyes; dim-sightedness; watering
of the  eyes;  white spot on the cornea. Soft cataract.  Drawing, dig-
ging pain deep in the orbit, like  in sclerotitis.
  *Conium.   ^Weakness of vision.  Weakness and dazzling of the
eyes together with  giddiness and debility, especially  of arms and
legs  on walking   Staggering  as  if drunken.   °Short-sighted. Ob-
jects look red,  rainbow-colored;   striped,  confused spots.   Sluggish
adaptation  of  the  eye to  varied  range  of vision.   Aversion  to
light without inflammation of the  eyes.   Cataract from  contusion.
Pupils dilated.   Ulcers  on  the  cornea,  right to  left.  Burning
of the eyes.   Could scarcely   raise  the  eyelids;  they  seemed
pressed down by a heavy  weight; disposed to fall asleep.  Burning
in inner surface  of the lids.  Smarting  pain in the inner canthus,
with lachrymation.
  ♦Crotalus hor.   ♦Yellow color  of the  eyes,  calso  of  the whole
body.  Blue rings about the eyes.  Blood  exudes from the eye. Burn-
ing in the eyes.  Pressure and oppression above the eyes.
  Croton  tig.   Opacity of the cornea. Copious  lachrymation,  kera-
titis pustulosa, with much eruption on the lids  and  face, with ex-
cessive photophobia.   Conjunctivitis pustulosa,  eyes  feel   hot and
burning, especially at night; face red and  burning; feverish.
  Cuprum met.   "Eyes dim, lusterless;   sunken with  blue  rings
around.   Great itching of the eyes  toward evening.   Eyeballs  red,
move like a  pendulum from side  to side.  Quick  rotation  of  the
balls, with lids closed.
  ♦Cyclamen.  ♦Dimness  of  vision and  spots before   the eyes, es-
pecially on  waking.    Flickering  before the eyes  as of various col-
ors,  glittering needles, fiery specks and sparks.   Dimness of vision,
°as of smoke or  fog before the eyes.   Now yellow and again green
before the eyes.  Sight, as  if looking through a dark green  glass;
like  mist  before the eyes.   Halo  around the light. Diplopia.  Stra-
bismus.   Dilated pupils.   Heat in  the eyes.
  Digitalis.   °Diplopia.   Objects  appear either green  or  yellow.
Chronic inflammation of  the conjunctiva.  Yellowish  redness  of the 
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conjunctiva    palpebrarum.   Inflammation of  meibomian  glands.
Lachrymation, worse from bright light or cold air.   Agglutination
of the lids in the morning.
   Dolichos.    Eyes  yellow—jaundice.
   Dulcamara.    Aching in eyes when reading;  sight dim; scintilla-
tions: worse at rest.   Threatened amaurosis in  scrofulous children.
Dim  sight; sees as through  a gauze. Ophthalmia; scrofulous, from
every exposure to cold.   Paralysis of upper lids.
   ^Eupatorium perf.    Great aversion  to light.   ♦Painful  soreness
of eyeballs.    Redness of margins of  lids, with glutinous secretion
from  meibomian glands.   Intense pain darting  through the eyes,  as
from  needles;  eyes not inflamed.   Sclerotica yellow.
   ^Euphrasia.   ♦Frequent  burning,  biting  in the   eyes;   biting
water runs from them.  Redness, burning,  swelling of the margins
of the lids.  Frequent inclination to blink.    Feeling  as though the
cornea were  covered  with  much mucus;  it obscures his vision, and
obliges him  to frequently  close and  press the lids together.    Pho-
tophobia:  in day and sunlight; worse in the evening; must  remain
in a darkened  room;  even to spasm  of  the  lids;  with swollen, ag-
glutinated lids; thick, yellow  discharge  between  the  lids.  Pupils
much contracted.  Stitching,  pressure and burning in eyes.  Sensa-
tion of sand in the eyes. Spots, vesicles and  ulcers on the cornea.
Opacity  of the cornea.  Sensation of  a hair  over the eyes that must
be wiped away.  Catarrhal ophthalmia,  with  lachrymation and con-
siderable mucus discharge, injection  of  conjunctiva;  phlyctenular
near the cornea, at the same time coryza and pain in the forehead.
Capillaries   of  conjunctiva  enlarged.   Chemosis, acrid tears and
coryza.   Profuse flow of  tears  with great  sensitiveness  to  light.
Violent itching of the lids, with  catarrhal ophthalmia. Rheumatic
inflammation of  the  eyes almost  blinding him.    Inflammation and
ulceration  of the margins of the lids.    Inflammation  and swelling
of the meibomian glands.
  Ferric phos.   "(Abscess  on  cornea,  heat,  pain,  redness,  first
stage.   Inflammation of eyes with  acute pain,  without  secretion
of mucus or  pus; with burning sensation.   Retinitis,  first  stage.—
Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.   Sensation of a cold wind blowing  under the eye-
lids, even in a warm room;  must bind the eyes with a cloth.  Sen-
sation of sand  in the eyes, or as  if a  fresh wind was  blowing  on 
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them.   Increased  lachrymation.   Itching of the canthus.   Fistula
lachrymalis.
  ♦Gelsemium.  ♦Drooping  of  the eyelids;  they  are  heavy,  can
hardly open them, or keep them open.   Dimness of sight and ver-
tigo.   Smoky appearance before the  eyes  with pain  above  them.
GPupils dilated.  Amaurosis of congestive origin; after apoplexy.
Sees double when  inclining the  head toward  the shoulder.   Con-
fused vision,  eyes  look heavy.  Astigmatism.   Eyeballs  oscillate
laterally when using them.  Eyelids heavy.   Eyes close when look-
ing steadily.   Eyes feel sore in the evening,sensitive to light, with
lachrymation, feel full and congested.
  Glonoinum.   °Flashes of lightning, sparks, before eyes.   Objects
dance with every pulsation. Dim sight,  with vertigo, fainting, black
spots before  the eyes.   Pupils contracted—sunstroke.  Pupils di-
lated;  eyes upturned, sunstroke; eyes rolled outwards  and  up; con-
vulsions.   Eyes injected, red,   protruding, wild,  staring,   sunken.
Photophobia. Sees everything  half light, half dark. Letters appear
smaller.   Drawing, pressing,  achifig,  bursting pain; soreness, quiv-
ering,  twitching.
  ♦Graphites.   ♦Dry mucus in lashes.   Inflamed margins of lids,
also external canthi; Ginverted; also from wild hairs. Intolerance of
light; with redness of  the white of the eyes.   Photophobia.  Short-
sightedness.   Letters  appear  double when  writing;  run  together
when reading.   Sees fiery  zig-zags  around the outside of  the field
of vision  in the evening with the eyes open.  Flickering before the
eyes. Sees as through a mist.  Burning pain in and around the eyes.
Ulcer on  the cornea,  with a few small vessels running  into it, with
moist, fissured, eczematous eruptions.    Pustules on the cornea  and
conjunctiva,  with much  lachrymation.    Pustule  on the cornea, of
reddish appearance, with white halo  around it; the corners  of the
lids raw and bleed easily.   Arthritic  ophthalmia, with  contraction
and irregularity of  the pupils.  Lachrymation  in  the  air;  also
chronic.  Thin, acrid discharge from eyes. Pus like discharge from
eyes.  Heaviness of eyelids;   cannot  open  them.   (Edema of the
lids.   Agglutination of the lids mornings.  Lids red  and margins
covered with  scurfs.   Left lower  lid hangs down.   Inverted  lids
(margins);  wild hairs.  Styes on lower lids v/ith drawing pain.  Wens
on  the lids.  On both eyes hordeola and chalazae in all stages. Cold-
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   ♦Guaiacum.   ♦Sensation of swelling and protrusion  of the eyes;
the lids  seem too short to cover them.   °Dilated pupils. Swelling
of the eyes.   Hard  pimples around the eyes.
   Hamamelis.  "Eyes feel weak, but  less inflamed; painful  weak-
ness of the eyes.   Feeling as if both eyes would be forced out of
the head, better by  pressing them with the fingers,  but worse for a
few moments afterwards. Sore pain in  the eyes;  eyes  painful under
slight pressure.  Swelling of eyeballs  and lids,  with  bloodshot  ap-
pearance of the right  eye.   Eyes inflamed; vessels  greatly injected;
caused by a foreign substance, as melted sugar;  intense soreness.
   Helleborus.   cPhotophobia without inflammation.  Insensible to
light—hydrocephalus.   Pupils  contracted;   dilated;   alternately
cantracted  and  dilated.  Nictalopia.   Eyeballs turned   upward,
S]uinting.  Vacant  look, pupils dilated, eyes wide open.  Eyeballs
red, glassy.   Eyes sunken,  blue edges.  Loses hair from the eye-
brows.
   Hepar Sulph.   °Shunning the  light.   Eyes ache from  bright day-
light,  when moving them.   Objects appear red.  Light becomes dim
when  reading.   Ulcers on the cornea.  Pressure in the eyes as from
sand.  Eyes are protruded—croup.  Pressing pain  in the eyeballs,
feel bruised when touched.   Stitches  in the eyes.   Inflammation
of the eyes and lids; sore to the touch;  lachrymation  Little  pim-
ples surround the inflamed eyes.
   Hydrastis.   °Eyes smart,   burn. Profuse lachrymation.   Opacity
of the cornea;  scrofulous ophthalmia,   with  or without ulceration;
thick mucus discharge.
   *Hyoscyamus.  ♦Pupils dilated and insensible.   Illusions of vis-
ion;  objects look red as fire,  or  too large; °objects appear smaller.
Far-sighted, clear-sighted;  pupils dilated.   Amblyopia; epilepsy.
Double  sight.   Night-blindness.   Constant staring  at  surrounding
objects,  self-forgetfulness.   Eyes  protrude.   Eyes  red, sparkling,
staring;  rolling about in orbits;  squinting.  Pupils altered, dilated
or contracted;  slow  respiration.   Eyes open; distorted.   Quivering
in the eyes.   Spasmodic closing  of eyelids; cannot  open eyelids—
spinal meningitis.   Rending pains in  angles of eyes,  disappearing
when  touched.
   Ignatia.  °Cannot bear the glare of light. Sunlight causes head-
ache.   Flickering zig-zags  before the eyes.   Dim-sighted.  Sensa-
tion of sand in the eyes.  Acrid tears  in  the  eyes  during  the day.
Nightly  agglutination of lids. 
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  Iodium.   GOptical  illusions  in  bright  colors.   Obscuration  of
sight.  Like a veil before the eyes.  Protrusion of the balls.  Smart-
ing in eyes.   Constant tearing pain around right eye, passing back-
wards  from inner canthus to articulation of jaw.   Trembling of the
lids.   Dilation of the pupils,  with constant  motion  of the  balls.
White of eye dirty yellow.   OZdematous swelling of lids.
  Ipecacuanha.    Worse from light, especially of candle.  Blue and
red halo around  the light  Obscuration  of  sight,  eyes  inflamed,
red.  Dilated pupils.   Red circle  around  the  cornea.  Sclerotica
yellow.  Severe shooting pains through the  eyeballs. Twitching of
eyelids.
  Kali  bichrom.  cSight  dim,   confused;  before  headache;  with
vertigo;  with yellow sight.  Photophobia only  by daylight;  when
opening  the lids  they  twitch.  On  opening  the  eyes lachrymation
and burning.  Heat and  redness  in  the  eyes with desire  to rub
them.   Indolent  ulcers of the cornea;  pale ring  around the cornea.
Sequelae  of iritis; pains pricking, stinging, wandering;  mostly  the
left eye.    Conjunctiva red, traversed  by large vessels, or chemosis,
with small spots here and there,  like ecchymosis.   White of the
eye  dirty  yellow, puffy,  and  covered  with  yellow-brown  points.
Brown spots on the cornea.   Lids agglutinated  in the  morning;
yellow matter in the canthi.  CEdema of  the  lids; great desire to
rub them.   Heaviness of upper lids  on waking; requires  an effort
to open  them.   Lids red, itching, tender;  tarsi seem rough, causing
a sensation as from sand in the eyes;  granular lids.
  ♦Kali  carb.   ♦Swelling between  eyebrows and  lids like a sac
-While reading  or   looking at  a  bright  light—muscae volitantes;
sharp stitches; fog before the  eyes.   Bright  sparks, blue  or  green
spots before  the  eyes.  Inclination to stare.   Eyes  weak: after coi-
tion;  after measles;  after abortion.   Lachrymation,  shunning  light;
pain deep  in eyes.   Corners of eyes  ulcerate.  Lids  red,  swollen,
tarsi worse.   Eyes sunken.  Sensation of coldness in the eyes.
  Kali chlor.  "(Sore  eyelids,  specks  of matter;  yellow  mattery
crusts, chief remedy.   Superficial flat ulcer arising  from  a vesicle.
Opaque  spots on eye [leucoma]. Vesicle or blister  on eye.  Squint-
ing  occasionally, as  if   caused  by  irritation  of  thread  worms.
—Schussler.)
  Kali iod.   - Iritis  syphilitica after abuse of mercury.  Irido-chor-
oiditis, especially syphilitic.   Pustules on  the   cornea; no  photo- 
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phobia, pain or redness. Chemosis. Burning in the eyes; they se-
crete  a  purulent mucus.   Oedema  of  the lids,  with lachrymation.
  Kali nit.   °Transitory blindness.   Rainbow  colors around light;
colored wheels before the eyes.  Burning in eyes, lachrymation and
aversion to light,  especially in the morning; after washing in  cold
water.
  Kali sulf.   "(Discharge from  eyes, yellow,  slimy or sticky watery
matter; thin yellow crusts on  lids.—Schussler.)
  *Kalmia.  ♦Sensation  of stiffness around  the eyes and eyelids.
-Everything is black before the eyes when  he looks downward; with
nausea  and eructations of wind, in the morning.   Dull,  weak eyes.
Stitches in the  eyes.  Itching in the eyes, and  when rubbing them
they  sting.
  Kreosotum.   °Dim-sighted; as  if looking  through a gauze; as if
something was  floating before the eyes, obliging to wipe them con-
stantly.  Staring, dull, lifeless and stupid look.   Itching and smart-
ing sensation in eyes, on edges  of  lids.   Suggillation  on  the con-
junctiva of right eye.   Heat in  the eyes with ulceration.   Burning
heat  in eyes, with tears,  aggravated by bright light.  Discharge of
hot,acrid,smarting tears.  Slight  inflammation of  meibomian glands.
Eyes sunken  with blue rings around  them.   Eyes  protruding.
Chronic swelling of eyelids and  their margins. Agglutination of lids
  ♦Lachesis.   ♦Amblyopia with lung or heart affections.   Dimness
of vision, black flickering before the eyes.   Over-sensitive to light.
Feels when the throat  is pressed  as   if  the   eyes were  forced  out.
Whites of eyes  yellow.   Redness  of the eyes.  Ulcers  on the  cor-
nea.  Severe pain in and above the eyes.
  Lachnantes.      Yellow spots  before the eyes.  Bright sparkling
eyes with delirium.  Pressing as from dust in the eyes,  with secre-
tion of white mucus.  Twitching  of upper eyelids,worse on closing
them  tightly.   Sight obscured.
  Ledum.   -Photophobia, with severe pain on attempting to open
lids.  Pupils dilated.  Ecchymosis of the conjunctiva.  Nightly  ag-
glutination  of eyes, with  inflammation or pain.  Burning on bor-
der of lids,  and feeling of sand in eyes.   Lachrymation;  the tears
are  arid, and make the lower  lids and cheeks sore.
  ♦Lilium tig.  ♦Hypermetropia and  presbyopia.   Blurred vision:
after  seminal  emissions,  with  prolapsed  uterus.   Muscae volitantes.
Eyes  full  of water;  face  flushed  and hot,  pricking  in  skin of  fore- 
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head. Eyes painful, sensitive to light.  Intense pain in eyes,extend-
ing back into head; dim sight.   Sharp  pains over eyes.
  ♦Lithium carb.   ♦Vision uncertain; entire vanishing of right half
of objects; if two  short words occur in succession, that on the right
hand was invisible.   cBlack  motes before eyes; sensitive eyes after
using them by candle light  Sunlight  blinds  him.   Eyes  painful
as if sore; pain as from grains  of sand; feel   dry and  pain after
reading.   Throbbing and drawing deep in right eye and around it.
Stitches in right eye.
   ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Inflammation of the eyes, with itching in canthi;
redness and swelling of lids;  distressing  pain as if they were dry,
with nightly agglutination.   Styes on   lids;   more  toward  inner
canthi.    Ulceration  and redness of  lids,   with acrid lachrymation.
Photophobia;  evening  light blinds very much; can see nothing on
table.   °Sparks before the eyes in the dark.  Night-blindness, with
black spots before the eyes.   Sees only the  left  half of an object
distinctly.  Arrested cataract,  with chronic  dyspepsia.   Eyes hot,
dim, wide open, fixed and  insensible to light.  Obscuration of sight,
as from feathers before the eyes.   Conjunctiva, like a piece of raw
flesh; copious  discharge of pus; lids puffed out by the pus.   Much
mucus  in  the eyes with smarting  pain.
   Magnesia carb.    -Black motes  before the eyes.   Lenticular cat-
aract.   Obscuration of the cornea.  Swelling of the eyeballs. Dry-
ness of the eyes,  or  profuse  lachrymation.  Inflammation of the
eyes, with redness, burning,  stinging and  obscuration of  sight; or,
dim-sightedness.   Agglutination of lids in the morning, with pres-
sure in eyes.
   Magnesia mur.    When looking into the light, lachrymation and
burning of the eyes.  Yellow color of the sclerotica.  Eyes inflamed,
with violent burning and  redness of  the sclerotica.   Tinea ciliaris,
pimples on the face coming  and going, worse  after  supper and in
a warm room; also in women before  menses.
   Magnesium  phos.  c(Spasmodic squinting  in children.  Chroma-
topsia, spasmodic vision of sparks, or  of rainbow colors. Diplopia,
or double sight.  Sparks  before eyes.  Spasmodic  affection  of lids.
 — Schussler.)
   Mephitis.   "Inability to read fine print.  Letters  become blurred,
 he is unable  to   discern  them, they run  together.  Weakness  of
 sight,generally with headache  and pain in the eyes.   Pain in eyes: 
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when turning them in certain directions; as from a foreign body;
as from over-exertion.  Stitches in eye as from needles. Inflammation
of eyes and lids, especially right side.   Redness  of the conjunctiva.
Heat and burning of  the eyes.
   ♦Mercurius. ♦Lids  spasmodically closed;  red, inflamed; swollen;
agglutinated in the morning.   Eyes forcibly drawn  together on at-
tempting to look at  anything; cannot  see distinctly.   Fog  before
the eyes;  also black  points, flies,  etc.    Intolerance of light, and
firelight.  GVanishing  of sight for a few moments.  Much worse from
heat and glare of fire.  Lachrymation profuse,  burning, excoriating;
discharges  muco-purulent,   thin,  acrid; burning,  tearing, sticking
pains  in and around eyes;  worse at night; pimples on cheeks.   Ul-
cers of the  cornea, vascular and surrounded by grayish opacity; pus
between the corneal layers,  onyx.    Iritis,  syphilitic; pains around
the eye, on  forehead  and  temples; worse  from  touch  at  night;
throbbing,  shooting pains in the eye. •  Hypopyon.   Lids erysipela-
tous; sensitive to cold, heat,  and  to  touch;  raw, excoriated;  burn-
ing as from fiery points.  Ciliary   blepharitis,  caused by  working
over fires or forges.
   Mercurius cor.  -Objects appear smaller, or double vision.  Pupils
contracted and insensible.  Excessive photophobia and acrid lachry-
mation.    Phlyctenular,  deep   ulcers  on  the  cornea;  discharges
ichorous, acrid,  making the  surrounding  parts sore; pimples around
the eyes like small boils.   Iritis,  especially if  syphilitic, pains se-
vere, worse at night.   Retinitis albuminurica.  Hypopyon,occurring
in abscess of the cornea, or  iritis.  Ophthalmia neonatorum,  with
acrid discharges, caused by  syphilitic leucorrhoea.  Posterior syn
echiae;  causes them to soften.  Lids oedematous  or  erysipelatous;
red, excoriated; edges  swollen,   burning, smarting; edges  covered
with thick  crusts or pustules;  spasmodically closed.
   Mercurius  prot. iod.  Generally  excessive  photophobia.   Black
motes before the eyes; opacities of the vitreous.  Throbbing,aching,
nightly pains.  Keratitis, with ulceration commencing on the corneal
margin.   Blepharitis of syphilitic origin.
   *Mezereum.  ♦Eyeshot, inflamed; conjunctiva  injected,  dirty red;
pressive pain;  and sensation of   dryness.   °Staring at  one  spot;
vacant look. Inclination to wink.  Dryness of theeyes,with  pressure
in them; they feel too large.   Annoying twitching  of  the  muscles
of the upper lids.  Lachrymation with smarting  in the eyes.  Ciliary
neuralgia, especially after operations on the eye. 
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  Millefolium.   Like a mist  before eyes, not near  the  eyes, but
at a distance.  Eyes  brilliant.   Inward  piercing, pressing  in the
eyes to root of nose and sides  of forehead.   Sensation  of  too much
blood in eyes.   Spots on eyes.   Fistula lachrymalis;  lachrymation
and discharge from  eyes.
  Natrum carb.  -Black spots before the eyes when writing.  Sen-
sation of features before the eyes.  Dim eyes,  has to  wipe  them
constantly.  Cannot read small print.    Ulcers on cornea.  Dermoid
swellings  of conjunctiva. Inflammation  of eyelids,with  photophobia
Heaviness of the upper eyelids.
  ♦Natrum mur.   *Morbus  Basedowii,  palpitation, short-breathed
on least exertion.  Stricture of lachrymal duct,fistula and blenorrhoea
of lachrymal sac. Objects become confused;  letters and stitches run
together.   Eyes give out on  using them.   Inflammation,  redness
and lachrymation of eyes. Pressure in the eyes on looking intently
at anything.   Sensation of  sand  in the  eyes mornings.    Affections
of the eyes maltreated with lunar caustic.   Fiery  zig-zag  appear-
ance around all objects.  Double vision,  or sees only  half of an ob-
ject.  Asthenopia,  particularly  muscular:  drawing, stiff  sensation
in muscles of eyes when moving  them;  aching in eyes when  look-
ing intently, often caused by general  muscular weakness,  or spinal
irritation.  Amblyopia and  amaurosis;  pupils contracted, depend-
ent on menstrual disorders  in the chlorotic    Blepharitis,  ulcers on
cornea when there is  smarting, burning; acrid,  excoriating tears;
photophobia marked,  with  spasmodic closure of  lids.   Ciliary neu-
ralgia, pain  above (right)  eye, coming  on  and going  off with the
sun.  Sharp pain  over right eye on looking down,  with  throbbing
headache;  worse in  evening.  Discharge  of  clear mucus from eyes,
or flow of tears with obstruction of tear duct; lachrymation; sensi-
tiveness to light; flow of tears, causing  scalded skin or eruption  of
small vesicles.
  Natrum  phos.   °(Discharge of yellow, creamy  matter from eyes;
inflammation;  conjunctivitis; the lids glued together in   mornings.
Squinting occasionally,  as  if occasioned by  internal irritation from
worms, with sour risings.—Schussler.^
  Natrum sulf.  °Sight dim, eyes weak, watering.   Sensitiveness
of eyes to  light, v/ith  headache:  Large  blister-like granulations,
with burning  tears.   Burning  in  right eye,  burning lachrymation,
dim sight; worse near the  fire; also morning and evening;  burning 
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of edges of lids.  Lids heavy,  as if leaden, pressing in eyes while
reading in evening.  Edges of lids itch  mornings.
   *Nitric acid.  ♦Double vision of horizontal objects. Obscuration
of sight while reading;   short-sighted.  Black spots before the eyes.
Very sensitive to light.  Pupils dilated  and dim.   Eyes  inflamed
after syphilis or abuse of mercury.   Iritis,  which  continually re-
lapses, also old cases spoiled by  mercury.  Pressure  and stinging
in the eyes.   Spots on  the  cornea.  Staphyloma, as a preventive.
Eyes dim and sunken. Region of eyes painful,  sore  to touch. Her-
petic pannus.  Eyelids  swollen,  hard,   livid.   Paralysis  of  upper
lids.  Fistula  lachrymalis. Flow of irritating tears after injuring  the
eye.  Dermoid swellings of the eyes.
   ♦Nux mos.  ♦Sensation of dryness in the eyes.    Can move eye-
lids only  with difficulty.   Objects appear  too large, °or too dis-
tant, too  small;  or  vanish;   red.  Motes  before  eyes.   Blindness,
then fainting.  Momentary blindness; grasps the  head,  it feels so
strangely.   Staring.   Pupils dilated  and  immovable or contracted,
with sensation of fullness in eyes.   Eyes dry, she  could   hardly
shut them; green-blue rings around them. Pterygium   Lids heavy,
stiff.
   *Nux vom.   ♦Photophobia, much worse in morning;   margins of
lids and canthi itch and burn, as  if rubbed sore,  especially in  the
morning.  Smarting, dry sensation in the inner canthi  in the morn-
ing  in bed.   "Sight blurred  by over-heating.   Vision  impaired by
dissipation.   Atrophy of the  optic  nerve.   Hyperaesthesia  of  the
retina; pains to  the top of the head;  sleepless; awakes irritable in
the  morning.  Exudation of   blood  from  the  eyes.  Ecchymosis.
Eyeballs (lower part) yellow.  Lids  burn and itch, especially their
margins;  worse mornings.  Blepharo-spasmus. Paresis of the ocular
muscles; worse from stimulants or  tobacco.
   ♦OZnanthe croc.   ♦Pupils  dilated;  °eyes turned upward  and in-
ward.
   ♦Opium.   ♦Pupils contracted. Cholera infantum.  "Pupils dilated
and  insensible to light.   Obscuration  of sight.  Amblyopia.  Sen-
sation as if the eyes were too large  for  the orbits.  Eyes glassy,
protruded,immovable.  Staring look.  Red, half-closed eyes; dilated,
immovable pupils, eyes  burning,  hot  and  dry.   Swelling of  the
lower lids.  The lids hang down as if paralyzed.
   *Paris quad.   ♦Eyes feel as if projecting, with  a  sensation as if 
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a thread were tightly drawn  through the  eyeballs  and  backward
into the middle of the brain; very painful;  sight weak.   Feel too
large or swollen, and the orbits too small.
  Petroleum.   °Cannot open the eyes mornings;  sight  misty.  Ach-
ing in  the  eyes; worse  in  the  evening  and  from  light.   Ciliary
blepharitis, from conjunctivitis granulosa, or  from smallpox, with
sticking and smarting in  inner canthus.   Pannus in  scrofulous pa-
tients;  discharge from the eye,white; cheeks rough.   Pains at root
of the  nose;  lids swollen, purulent discharge  from eyes  and  nose.
Iritis,  with dull pulsating in the   occpiut—syphilis.   Fistula lach-
rymalis, of recent origin.
  ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Distant  objects appear to be  covered  by smoke
or mist; sees better in  morning;  in  twilight,  or  by shading the
eyes with the hand.  Green halo around  the candle.   Black,  float-
ing points;  sparks, spots and flickering  before  the eyes.    Glau-
coma.   Fungus oculi.   '-Letters   look  red  when  reading.   After
reading dull pain  in eyes; black spots pass before  the eyes; worse
when looking at bright objects and in lamp-light;   better   in  twi-
light.   Contracted pupils. Momentary blindness as from  fainting.
Amblyopia from loss of fluids; also in Morbus Brightii. Paroxysms
of nyctalopia;  or of a sensation as if things  were covered  with  a
gray veil.  Green halo around the candle.  Aching in  eyes, forehead
and orbits.  Small burning  spots  on  the eyeballs.
  Phosphoric acid.   °Aversion to sunlight.  Sees colors, as of the
rainbow.   Blindness, with  frequent desire to wink.   Torpid amau-
rosis, caused by debilitating losses.   Eyes look  glassy,  lusterless,
also with staring.   Pressing in eyes,  as  if eyeballs  were too large.
Burning of eyelids and corners of eyes,  especially  in evening  by
candle-light.   Yellow spots  in white  of   eye.   Coldness  of  inner
surface of  eyelids.
  ♦Physostigma.  ♦The  muscularis   internus  seems not to  do its
work rightly and  the axis of the  eyes  differs  in each;  eyes  feel
 weak,  with lachrymation.    Contraction  of  the pupils.   "Vision
 abnormally acute; double;  dim and  indistinct.  Eyes inflamed, first
right,  then left; sclerotic red, dry and  swollen;  eyeballs pain  and
smart;  lids sore.  Sight  blurred,  hazy,  or misty; film  over  eyes;
objects mixed, after which  dull pain over the eyes and between the
eyes.   Muscae  volitantes, both black  and white.   Lids heavy, can-
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   Phytolacca.   Photophobia.  Pupils  contracted, tetanus.   Dim-
 ness of vision.   Burning,  smarting, tingling sensation in eyes;  itch-
 ing aggravated by gaslight; abundant flow of  tears—catarrhal  oph-
 thalmia.   Feeling  of sand in  eyes, with soreness  and  burning.
 Sharp pain goes through ball  of eye on reading or writing.   Red-
 dish-blue swelling of the eyelids,  worse on the  left side and in the
 morning.   Motions of one eye independent of  the other.  Circum-
 orbital pains in syphilitic  ophthalmia.
   ♦Platina.   ♦Objects appear smaller than they really are.   °Scin-
 tillations before the eyes;  headache.  Sensation  of coldness in the
 eyes.  Spasmodic trembling and twitching of eyelids.
   Plumbum.   -Cloudiness  before  the  eyes,  inducing one  to rest
 them.  Ophthalmia,  lachrymation,  photophobia,  redness  of  the
 whole ball.  Yellowness of whites of eyes.  Pupils contracted.  Hypo-
 pyon after iritis; nightly tearing pains  in eye and forehead.   Eye-
 ball feels too large.   Lids spasmodically contracted.   Paralysis  of
 upper lids.
   Podophyllum.   "Ulceration of  cornea.   Conjunctiva,  hyeraemic;
 smarting,   aching,   heaviness  (from  grinding  root).   Scrofulous
 ophthalmia; worse  in morning.
   Psorinum.    Fiery sparks before eyes.   Objects seem to trem-
 ble for a  few moments, get dark.  Aversion   to  light.  Eyes  feel
 tired in evening.   Photophobia when walking in open air.   Right
 eye  inflamed, pressure as from  a  foreign body  when lids  closed.
 Ciliary blepharitis right to left;   worse morning  and   during  day;
 chronic cases. Blepharitis, photophobia,  child cannot open its eyes,
 lies  on its face.
   *Pulsatilla.   ♦Pustular conjunctivitis, with profuse,  thick, yellow,
 bland discharge.  Burning and itching in the eyes  provokes  rub-
 bing and  scratching.  Inflammation of the  eyes and margins of lids,
 with lachrymation  and nightly agglutination.  Subject  to  styes,
 especially on upper lids.   Itching, biting  and burning of  lids and
 canthi in  the evening.   Profuse lachrymation  in the  wind or open
 air.   Dimness of vision, like  a  fog or veil before the  eyes.   Dark
before the eyes  in the morning on  rising,  and on going into a warm
room.   "Over-sensitiveness to light.  Flashing of fire,as if slapped
in the face.  Amblyopia; from  suppression of  any bloody  discharge;
 from metastasis of gout or rheumatism; from gastric derangements;
with heart disease; with co-existing, diminished hearing.  Stitches, 
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especially from light and in sunshine.   Ophthalmia,  with amenor-
rhea.   Lids swollen, itch,  burn, not  excoriated,  better from rub-
ing.   Granular lids  dry, or with excessive  bland  secretion;   better
in open air, but not  in  wind.   Stinging, tearing  pains,  worse in
evening; rheumatic  ophthalmia.   Fistula lachrymalis, discharging
pus when pressed.  Ophthalmia neonatorum; profuse,  yellow, pur-
ulent discharge, gluing the lids.  Gonorrhoea! ophthalmia; discharge
suddenly suppressed.
  Ranunculus  bulb.   Hemeralopia, with  heat,  biting  and pres-
sure in eyes; lids and conjunctiva slightly red,  with lachrymation;
pus in the canthi.   Pressure in  eyeballs.  Smarting and sore feeling
in eye or canthus.
  Rheum.   °Granulated upper  lids,  convulsive  twitching  of eye-
lids.   Pulsation in eyes.   Pupils dilated with   pressing headache;
later contracted with inward restlessness.
  *Rus tox.  ♦Inflammation  of  the  eyes and  lids,  with redness,
swelling and nightly agglutination.  Swelling of the  whole eye and
surrounding parts.  Heaviness and stiffness of lids as  if paralyzed.
cGreat photophobia;  profuse,  acrid  lachrymation  in morning, in
open air; the cheek under the eye is dotted with  red pimples;  lids
spasmodically closed.   Iritis: in rheumatic  or gouty subjects, sup-
purative,  or where the ciliary body and choroid are involved, espec-
ially if of traumatic origin.  Pustules and superficial ulcers on  cornea,
with great  photophobia;  conjunctiva,  quite red even  to chemosis.
Sac-like swelling  of the  conjunctiva,with yellow,purulent discharge.
Lids much swollen and inflamed.  Eyelids  oedematous or erysipe-
latous, with scattered, watery vesicles; meibomian glands  enlarged;
cilia  fall out.  Ptosis,  also,  paralysis  of muscles of eyeball, from
getting wet; in rheumatic patients.
   *Ruta.   ♦Eyes  burn, ache,  feel strained;  sight  blurred; from fine
sewing,  or  reading  too  much, or otherwise over-straining them;
worse on using eyes  in evening.   Itching of inner canthus on
lower  lids, smarting after rubbing, eyes become full pf water. Green
halo around light in evening.  Spots on  the  cornea.   Eyes water
in open air,  not  indoors.   Spasms of lower lids,  afterwards lachry-
mation.
   Sanguinaria.   °Catarrhal ophthalmia; granular lids. Ophthalmia
followed by  ulceration  of  cornea.  Yellowness of sclerotica,  with
icterus.   Neuralgia in  and over  right eye.   Pupils  dilated.  Dim- 
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ness of eyes with sensation as if  hairs were in  them.   Diminished
power of vision.   Copious lachrymation;  followed  by  burning and
dryness; tears hot, with coryza.
  ♦Secale.   ♦Eyes sunken and surrounded by blue margins.   Eyes
look fixed, wild,  staring.   °Photophobia.  Obscuration  of  sight.
Double or  triple  vision.   Blue  and fiery spots flying  before the
eyes.   Pain in eyes with feeling  as if  they were spasmodically ro-
tated.   Cataracta senilis.   Pupils  generally  dilated.  Suppressed
secretion of tears.   Paralysis of  upper eyelids from coal  gas.   Im-
movable state of  eyelids after facial erysipelas.
  ♦Senega.  ♦While walking toward the setting sun, seemed to see
another, smaller  sun beneath the first, assuming a  somewhat oval
shape  on looking down,   disappearing on  bending the head back-
ward,  and  on closing the eyes.   Double vision  relieved by  bending
the head backwards.  °Cilia  hang full of  hard  mucus; smarting of
the conjuntiva as if soap were in the eyes;  mornings; blepharitis;
sometimes lids stick so after sleep that they must be soaked  before
they can be separated.
  ♦Sepia.  ♦Lachrymation,  morning and  evening. Soreness, rough-
ness and burning in the eyes from  walking in  the  cold wind,  ag-
gravated by gas-light and  from reading.   Pressure as from sand in
eyes,  aggravated  by rubbing.  °Dullness  of sight;  also when writ-
ing; sees only one half of the object clearly,  the other  half  is ob-
scured.  Many black spots before eyes. Green  halo around candle-
light.   Great  sensitiveness of eyes to light of day.   Yellow color of
whites of eyes.   Burning  in  eyes  in   morning.  Inflammation  of
eyes,  with  redness of white,  stitching  and pressure  in eyes.   Red-
ness of eyelids with styes  on them.  Nightly agglutination of eyes,
or dry scurf on the  eyelids on waking.  Pustules on  cornea,  also
fungus haematodes.   Painful  heaviness of upper lids  on  awaking.
  ♦Silicia.   ♦Amblyopia from abuse of stimulants,  nervous, sen-
sitive persons.   Swelling  of  the  right  lachrymal  gland  and sac;
skin inflamed.  Corneal fistula. cLong-lasting photophobia;  daylight
dazzles eyes.  Letters  run together, appear pale.  Dim vision after
suppressed foot-sweat   Occasional  lightning-like flashes  in eyes,
and a feeling as  if something obscured the vision; nervous sensation
in head.   Black  spots  before  the eyes; a persistent  speck  before
right  eye.  Momentary loss of sight, with uterine  affections, preg-
nancy, etc. Cataract; also after suppressed foot-sweat, or preceding 
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ringworms.   Day blindness, with sudden appearance  of  furuncles.
Ulceration  of cornea;  sloughing   ulcer.  Pustular  keratitis  after
psoriasis.   Opaque cornea after smallpox.  Spots and  cicatrices on
cornea.  Eye inflamed from traumatic causes;  abscesses.  Hypopyon.
Fistula   lachrymalis; bone affected.  Swelling  of  right  lachrymal
sac;  skin over it  inflamed; glistening,  throbbing  pain; tears  hot;
worse evening.   Blepharitis, with agglutination mornings.
  *Spigelia.  ♦Eyes hurt  on motion, as  if too large for their orbits.
Intense,  pressive  pain in  eyeballs,  especially  on  turning them.
JFeels as if feathers were  on the lashes;  worse wiping them.  Far-
sighted.   Photophobia; over-sensitive retina.   Asthenopia  (accom-
modative),  slight retinitis;  neuralgia; or with anaemia of the optic
nerve from  excessive tea-drinking.   Dilated pupils.   Eyeballs  feel
too large.   Superciliary  ridge pains; worse   from  any  change in
weather.  Bluish ring around the cornea; iris discolored.  Rheumatic
ophthalmia; profuse lachrymation,with or without pain,ptosis. Stra-
bismus,with worms. Lids inflamed and ulcerated.  Chronic twitching
of lids;  great inclination  to wink.
  *Staphisagria.   ♦Syphilitic iritis, with bursting pain  in  eyeball,
temple and  side  of face.   Arthritic ophthalmia,  pains  extend to
teeth; eyes  burn on least exertion,  as if very dry,  yet  lachrymation
is constant.   Blepharitis,  margins of lids dry,  with hardened styes
or tarsal tumors.   Anchylops, leaving a small,  hard tumor.   Steat-
oma on conjunctiva palpebrarum.   Polypi of conjunctiva.  Itching
of the margins of the lids.   JOn looking at the sun, hot water runs
out of left eye,  scalding cheek and making eye smart.  Styes, nodos-
ities, chalazae on  lids,  eyelids, one  after  the  other, sometimes ul-
cerating.
  Stramonium.  "Hemeralopia. Illusions in colors, often  dark,  less
often blue and red.  Double vision,  obliquely.  Vision  cloudy, as
through  a veil.   Total  blindness—typhus.   Pupils dilated, some-
times immovable  and insensible to light.  Eyes: wide open,  staring;
brilliant,  wild and red;  protrude; vacillate, vessels injected; con-
torted; rolling;  squinting;  half open,  in  sleep;   inflamed.    Light
dazzles;  shuns light; convulsions from  bright  light or  brilliant ob-
jects.
  ♦Sulphur.  ♦Retinitis caused by   over-use of eyes,  congestion of
the optic nerve.  Obscuration  of sight,  like a gauze before the  eyes.
Cataract.  Painful inflammation of eye from  presence   of a foreign 
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body.   Inflammation of eyes or lids, with swelling,  redness of con
junctiva and much itching,  burning and smarting.  Dryness  of the
eyes in the  room; lachrymation  in  the open  air.   Burning on  rub-
bing, dry sensation beneath the lids, as  if sand were in them.  Ag-
glutination  of the  lids  at  night.    Shooting  pains in  the eyes,
 and cutting stitches,  as from a knife,especially in right eye.  Great
sensitiveness of  the eyes to  the light  of  the sun.   Dimness  of
vision as of a veil before the eyes.   Dark points and spots floating
before the eyes.   Flickering before the eyes.    °Photophobia, with
stitches, worse in sultry weather. Shunning light  during the sweat.
Halo around gas or lamplight.  Shortsightedness.  Pustular inflam-
mation of cornea  or conjunctiva, with marked lachrymation.   Super-
ficial or deep ulcers on  cornea; intense redness of eyes; great pho-
tophobia.   Lids drawn  together spasmodically, in  morning.
   Sulphuric acid.  °In  chronic  inflammation  of  eyes, more  fre-
quently useful in  beginning, later sulphur.  Deep  blue circle around
right eye.
   Tellurium.   °Herpes conjunctiva bulbi; veins  enlarged, running
horizontally towards the cornea,  ending in little blisters near  edge
of cornea;  worse from crying.  Deposit of a   chalky looking, white
mass in anterior surface of  lens.   Pterygium.   Purulent discharge.
Eczema impetiginoides  in lids.  Left upper lid worse; lachrymation,
itching and pressure;  scrofulous  ophthalmia.
   ♦Thuja occ.  ♦Iritis,  with condylomata in  the  iris;  much heat
above and around the eye.  Chronic conjunctivitis; worse whenever
his  night's  rest is disturbed.   Dry, bran-like  tinea  ciliaris; lashes
imperfect and irregular.   -Inflammatory softening  of inner  surface
of lids.   Granular lids,  when granules  are  large,  wart-like.   Am-
blyopia,  blurred sight, better from rubbing,  aching back  in   the
head.   Flames of  light, mostly yellow; looking into light of  day,
sees spots like bottles of water moving.
   ♦Veratrum alb.  ♦Excessive dryness of  lids.   °Black motes or
specks before eyes, with diplopia;  photophobia on rising from bed
or chair. Hemeralopia.  Eyes:  turned upward, showing only whites;
distorted, protruding; fixed, watery, sunken, lusterless; full of tears;
lids livid, blue edges.  Pupils contracted; dilated,  with weak sight,
fails to recognize those near,  or does so but  slowly.  Tearing pains
in eyes, depriving one of sleep;  worse  in cold,damp weather—rheu-
matic ophthalmia.  Lids heavy, can scarcely  lift them; trembling. 
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Profuse  lachrymations and cutting pains, with  feeling  of dryness
and heat.
   *Veratrum  vir.   ♦Dimness of vision with dilated  pupils.  ' Green
circles around the candle, which  turn  red.   Switching   contortion
,of eyes,  rolling of balls;  paralysis of lids.
   *Zincum met.  inflammation  and  redness of conjunctiva; worse
in inner canthus;  pains worse  evening  and night,  as from sand,
with frequent  lachrymation.   Much burning in  the eyes  and lids
in the morning and evening, with feeling of dryness  and  pressure
in them.  Itching and stitching pain  in  inner angles  of eyes, with
cloudiness of  sight.  Agglutination of lids  at night, with  pressing
sore feeling.    Sensitive to light, brain  affected.   Amaurosis; dur-
 ing severe headache,  passing away  with  the  headache;  with con-
tracted pupils. Eyes dim, watery—brain affections.  Sees luminous
bodies—after operations.   Iritis  (syphilitic), worse at  night, with
hot, scalding tears.   Conjunctivitis,  pains worse at  night;  inflam-
mation more  in inner canthus.  Pterygium.   Upper  lids heavy,  as
if paralyzed.   Granular lids after ophthalmia neonatorum.

                            REPERTORY.
   Abscesses—see "Hypopyon."
   Accommodation—con., spig.
   Anchylops—♦staph.
   Bloodshot—am. c, arn., ham.
   Brilliant—aethus., mill., stram.
   Cataract—see "Lens."

   Color, red—aeon., agar.,  ant. c,  aur., ♦bell., ♦cepa, chel., cinch.,
 dig., ♦euphr., ferr.  phos., glon.,  graph., hell., hyos., ipec,  kalibi.,
 lach., mag. c, mag.  m.,  meph.,  mez.,  ♦nat.  m.,  opium,  physos.,
 plumb., ranunc,  rhus, sepia, stram.,  sub, zinc.
   Yellow—ars.,bell., cham., ♦chel.,  ♦crot. h., dig.,  doli., eup.perf.,
 iod., ipec, kalibi.,  lach., mag. m., nux v., plumb., sang.,  sepia.

   Congested—aeon.,  ♦aib, arg. n.,  am., bell.,  cepa., gels.,  ♦sub
   Conjunctivitis—see "Inflammation" and "Conjunctiva."
   Discharge—aeon.,  agar., aib,  arg.  m., ♦arg. n.,  calc. s.,  crot.  h.,
 euphr.,  ferr.  phos.,  graph.,  hydras.,  kali i., kali  s., lachn.,  lye,
 mere, mere  cor., mill.,  nat. m., nat. phos., petrol.,  ♦puis., rhus,
 tell.
    Distorted--aeon.,  ♦bell., hyos.,  ver.  a.
    Dullness—abrot., aescul.,  kalm.,  kreos.
    Fistula lachrymalis— see "Lachrymal Gland"  under "Parts."
    Fungus haematodes, cancer—calc. e, sepia.
    Fungus oculi—♦phos.
    Gaze—♦can. i., con.
    Glaucoma—see "Vision," Dim and Glaucoma. 
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  Haemorrhage—♦am., cham.,  crot. h., graph.,  nux v.
  Hypopyon, abscess of  eyes—calc. s. ,ferr.  phos., mere, mere cor.,
plumb.,  sil.

  Inflammation, ophthalmia—♦abrot.,  aeon.,  ♦alum.,  am.  c,
ant.  c, ant.  t, ♦arn., ♦ars., bapt,  bell., borax,  calc. e, calc.phos.,
calc. s.,  ♦caust, cham., clem., colch.,  ferr. phos.,  ham.,  hep.  s.,
ipec.  kreos., led., lye,  mag. c,  mag.  m., mez., nat.  c, ♦nat.  m.,
nat.  phos.,  nit. a.,  physos.,  plumb.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  ♦rhus,  sepia,
sib,  stram.,  ♦sub,  thuj., zinc.
  Acute—*acon.
  Arthritic—-♦ant.  t, graph., rhus,  ♦staph.
  Catarrhal—calc.  c.,  cham., euphr., phyt., sang.
  Chronic—ant. c.  bapt., camph.,  cist., dig., psor.,  sub  a.,  thuj.
  Gonorrhoeal—aeon., puis.
  Neonatorum—arg.  n., ars., calc.  c.,  mere ,cor.,  puis., zinc
  Rheumatic—ant. t, euphr.,  puis.,  rhus,  spig., ver. a.
  Scrofulous—aethus., calc. e,  cist.,  dulc,  hydras.,  petrol.,  pod.,
tell.
  Syphilitic—asaf.,  kali i., mere, mere cor., mere  p. i., nit.  a.,
petrol., phyt., staph., zinc

  Injected—amyl,   apis, camph., can.  i.,  chin,  s.,  euphr.,  glon.,
ham.,  mez.,  stram.
  Injuries—aeon., nit. a., rhus, sil.
  Iritis—see  "Iris," under "Parts."

  Lachrymation, shedding  tears—acet.  a., aib, ♦alum.,  am. e,
am.  m., ant.  t, arg.  n., ars., aur.,  ♦bell.,  bry.,  calc. c, calc.phos.,
calc. s., camph.,  *cepa,   chel.,  chin,  s., colch.,  con., crot.  t, dig.,
euphr.,  fluor. a.,  gels.,  graph., hep.  s.,   hydras.,  kali bi., kali c,
kali  i., kali  n., kreos., led., lib,  mag.  c, mag. m.,  mere,  mez.,
nat.  m., nat. s.,  nit.  a.,  physos.,  phyt.,  plumb.,  puis.,  ranunc,
ruta,   sang.,  ♦sepia, spig.,  ♦staph., ♦sub, tell.,  ver. a., ♦zinc
  Acrid—euphr.,  graph., ign.,  kreos.,  led.,lye,  mere cor., nat. m.,
rhus.
  Bland—cepa.
  Corrosive—♦ars.
  Excoriating—apis, mere, mere cor., nat. m.
  Profuse—aeon.,    arg.  n., ars., cepa,   crot.  t,  euphr.,  hep. s.,
mag. c, mere, phyt., puis., seneg., spig., ver.  a.
  Scalding—apis,  aur.,  kreos.,  mere,  nat. m., nat.  s.,  sang.,  sib,
staph., zinc.

  Light, Effects of—aeon., am. c, anae, ant. c,  ♦apis,   arg.  m.,
arg.  n.,  arn., ♦ars.,  arum,  bapt., bell.,  calc.  c,  camph., can.  i.,
cepa,  chin,  s., cic,  clem., con.,  dig.,  eup. perf.,  euphr.,  gels.,
graph., hell., hep.  s., ign., ipec, kali  c, kali n., kreos., lach.,  lib,
lith., lye, ♦mere, nat. s., nit.  a., opium,  phos.,  phos.  a.,  phyt.,
psor.,  puis.,  sepia, sib,  staph.,  stram., ♦sub,  zinc.
  Look—aib,  aloe,   ♦bell.,  glon.,  hell.,  kreos.,  mez.,  phos.  a.,
♦secale,  stram. 
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   Lusterless—crot. t, phos. a., ver.  a.
   Movements of eyes—apis,  bell.,  cupr., gels.,  glon., hell.,  hyos.,
iod.,  phyt., secale,  stram., ver. a., ver.  v.

Pains—aeon.,  aescul.,  aloe,  ♦anae,  ant. t,  apis,   arg.  n.,  arn.,
ars.,  ♦asaf.,  aur., bapt.,  camph., chin. s., cist.,  colch.,  eup. perf.,
♦euphr.,  ferr.  phos., glon.,  graph.,  ham.,  hep. s., hyos.,  iod.,
kali bi.,   kali  c,  lach.,  led.,  lib, lith.,  ♦lye,  meph.,  mere,
mere cor.,  mill., nat.  m.,  nux  v.,  ♦paris,  petrol.,  ♦phos.,  phyt,
puis., secale,  spig., ♦staph., sub, ver. a.,  zinc.
   Aching—aescul., agar.,  aib,  dulc,  glon.,  hep. s., mere  p.  i.,
nat. m., petrol., phos., pod.,  ♦ruta, thuj.
   Burning—aeon., agar.,  aib, alum.,  am. c, am.  m., ♦apis,  ♦ars.,
♦asaf., aur.,  bapt., ♦bell.,  bry.,  calc.  c,  ♦caust,  clem., con., crot.h.,
crot.  t, ♦euphr.,  ferr. phos., graph.,hydras., kali bi., kali i., kali n.,
kreos.,  led.,  mag. c, mar. v., meph., mere, mere  cor.,  nat.  m..
nux v., opium,  phos.,  phyt., ♦puis., ♦ruta,  sang., ♦sepia,   staph.,
♦sub, ♦zinc
   Neuralgic—arn., chel., ♦chin, s., mez., nat. m., sang.
   Pressive—aeon., alum.,  am. c,  ♦anae, ♦asaf., aur., bry., ♦caust.,
cham.,  chel.,  crot. h., euphr.   glon.,  hep. s.,  lachn.,  mag. e, mez.,
mill., ♦nat m.,  nat.  s.,  nit.  a.,  phos. a.,  psor.,  ranunc,   ♦sepia,
♦spig.,  tell., ♦zinc.
   Pulsating—ars., petrol., rheum.
   Raw—arg. m.,  graph.,  mere
   Shooting—aeon., ♦apis,  bell., cepa, ipec, mere, sub
   Smarting — aib,  am. c, arg.   m.,  calc.  c, cepa,   con., hj'dras.,
iod.,  kreos., lye, mere  cor.,  mez.,nat. m., ♦nux v.,petrol., physos.,
phyt., pod.,  ranunc,  ruta, senega, staph., ♦sub
   Sore—aeon.,   aescul.,  ant.  c.,  arg. m.,  arn.,  ars.,  bapt,  bell.,
camph , ♦eup. pert, gels.,  glon., ham., hep.  s.,  kali chlor.,  led.,
lith., mere cor.,  nux v.,  physos.,  phyt.,  ranunc,  ♦sepia, ♦zinc
   Stinging—♦apis,  aur.,  ♦caust, kali bi.,  kalm., mag.  c, nit.  a.,
puis.
   Stitches—ars.,  aur., cist., euphr.,  hep. s.,  kali  c,  kalm.,  lith.,
meph.,  puis., sepia,  ♦sub, ♦zinc
   Throbbing—ars., ♦asaf.,  lith., mere, mere p.  i.,  sil.
   Violent—aeon., bry.

Parts

   Anterior chamber—♦arn.
   Arteries—amyl.
   Balls,  globes—aeon., aescul.,  agar., anae, ant t,   ♦apis, arg. n.,
♦ars., aur.,  bapt, bell., bry., ♦cepa, cham.. cheb, cupr., ♦eup. pert,
gels., ham.,  hell., hep.  s., iod.,  ipec,   mag.  c, nux  v.,  ♦paris,
phos., phos. a., physos., phyt, plumb., rhus, ♦spig., staph., ver. v.
See "Orbits."
   Bones—aur.,  sil.
   Brows—caust.,  cheb, hell., ♦kali e 
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Parts continued.
  Canthi, corners—agar., aib, ♦alum., am.  m.,  ♦ant  e,  arg.  m.,
arg. n., arum,  aur., borax, clem.,  con.,  flucr. a., ♦graph.,  hyos.,
iod.,  kali bi.,  kali c,  ♦lye,  nux v., petrol., phos. a., ♦puis.,ranunc,
ruta,  ♦zinc
  Caruncula, a little tumor in inner angle of eye—arg. n.,  bell.
  Choroid,  the dark membrane which lines the  sclerotic internally
—kali i.. rhus.
  Ciliary body,a ring  of the choroid surrounding the crystalline be-
Lind  the iris—arn., mag. m., mere, mez.,  nat.  m., petrol.,  psor.,
rhus.
  Conjunctiva,  mucous membrane of eye—♦amyl,  ♦apis,  arg. n.,
ars.,  bell.,  camph., can. i., cham., cheb, chin. s.,  euphr.,  graph.,
kali bi.,  kreos., led.,  lye,  meph.,  mez.,  nat.  c,  petrol.,  pod.,
ranunc, rhus,   senega, ♦staph., sub,  tell., ♦zinc
  Conjunctivitis, inflammation—acet.  a.,  aeon.,  aib, ant t,  ♦ars.,
clem., crot.  t, dig., lye, nat. phos., petrol., ♦puis.,  ♦sub,  ♦thuj.,
zinc.

  Cornea—♦apis, arg.  n., asaf.,  cheb,colch.,♦euphr., graph.,ipec,
kali bi., mag.  e, mere, mere cor., nit. a.,  sepia, ♦sib,  spig.,  sub,
tell.
  Abscess of—see "Hypopyon."
  Chemosis, a ring projecting around  cornea—♦apis, arg. n.,euphr.,
kali bi., kali i., rhus.
  Keratitis, inflammation—aur.,  crot. t, mere  p. i.,  ruta, sib
  Onyx, pus in corneal layers—mere
  Opacities, leucoma, pannus—apis,  arg.  n., aur., calc.  c, calc. fl.,
cheb, colch., crot. t, euphr., hydras., kali bi., kali chlor.,  mere,
nit. a.,  petrol., sil.
  Phlyctenula, a small transparent tumor—euphr., mere, cor.
  Pterygium,  a  wing-like  vascularity of  cornea—arg. n.,  nux m.,
tell.,  zinc.
  Pustules—kali i., rhus, sepia,  sub
  Ring around—ipec, kali i., spig.
  Spots—kali  bi.,  kali chb,  mill., nit. a.,  nux v.,  phos., ruta.
  Staphyloma, tumor of cornea—apis, nit. a.
  Ulcers—apis,  arg. n.,  asaf., aur., calc. c, con., euphr., graph.,
hep. s., kali bi., kali chb, lach.,  mere,  mere  cor.,  mere   p. i.,
nat. c, nat. m.,  pod.,  rhus,  sang.,  sib, sul.

  Disk—amyl, chin. s.
  Iris—♦asaf., clem., kali  bi., kali  i., mere, mere cor.,  nit. a.,
petrol., plumb.,  rhus,  spig., ♦staph., ♦thuj., zinc.
  Lachrymal gland,  fistulae— agar., calc. e,  cepa,  fluor. a.,  mill.,
nat. m., nit. a.,  petrol., puis., sil.
  Lashes, cilia—♦arg. n.,  aur., borax,  fluor. a.,  ♦graph., mag. m.,
mere, nit  a.,  petrol., psor.,  rhus,  spig., ♦thuj.

  Lens,  crystalline—am. c, caust., mag. e, tell.
  Cataract,  opacity of lens—am. c, caust., colch.,  con., lye, mag.e,
secale, sib,  sul. 
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Lids—apis,  arg. n., ars., arum,  aur.,  bry., calc. e, caust.,  cepa,
cheb, fluor. a., gels., kali  e, lachn.,  secale, tell.,  thuj.
  Agglutination—aethus., agar., aib, alum., am. m.,  ant  c,  ars.,
aur., borax, calc. e,  cham., cheb, clem., dig., euphr., graph., ign.,
kali bi.,  kreos.,  led., lye,  mag.  c, mere,  nat. phos., puis.,  rhus,
senega, sepia, sib, sub,  zinc.
  Blisters—aur.,  nux v.
  Burning—aeon., ♦alum., ♦ars.,  con.,  ♦nux  v.,  phos.  a., ♦puis.,
♦sub, zinc.
  Chalazae, tumors of lids—graph., staph.
  Crusty—arg.  n., aur.,  graph., kali chb, kali  s., mere cor.,  sepia.
  Drooping—gels.
  Dry—aeon., ♦alum., arg. n., arn., ars., ♦ver. v.
  Ectropion,  eversion—apis., arg. n., graph.
  Erysipelas—mere, mere cor.,  rhus.
  Granular, trachoma—apis, ♦arg. n., kali bi., nat. s., petrol.,puis.,
rheum,  sang.,  thuj., zinc.
  Heavy—arum,  bell., ♦caust.,  con.,  gels., graph., kali bi., nat. s.,
nux m., physos., rhus, sepia, ver. a., zinc.
  Inclination  to close—aloe,  ant.  t,  ♦caust., ♦euphr., gels.
  Inflammation, blepharitis—♦ant. e, arg. m.,  arg.  n.,  arn.,  ars.,
euphr., ♦graph., hep. s., meph., ♦mere, mere p. i., nat. c, ♦nat.m.,
petrol., psor., ♦rhus, senega, sepia, ♦staph., ♦sub
  Itching—am. c., arg. m., caust, euphr.,  kali bi.,  puis.,  staph.,
sul.
  Margins—aethus.,  am.  c, apis,  ♦arn.,  ars.,  arum,  aur.,  borax,
cic, eup.  perf.,  ♦euphr., ♦graph., kreos.,  led.,  mere  cor., nat.  s.,
♦nux v.,  ♦puis.,  ♦staph.
  Meibomian glands—aethus., dig.,  eup. perf., euphr., kreos., rhus.
  Nodosities—staph.
  Gidematous—♦apis, arg. n.,  arn.,  ♦ars.,  graph., iod.,  kali  bi.,
kali i., mere  cor., rhus.
  Paralysis—caust.,  dulc, ♦nit. a., nux  v., opium, plumb.,  ♦rhus,
secale, ver. v., zinc.
  Ptosis,  falling down of upper lids—rhus,  spig.
  Pustules—arg. m., graph., kali chb, lye, mere cor., rhus,sepia.,
See "Styes."
  Red—aeon., ♦ant.  c, apis,  arg. m.,  ars.,  aur.,  calc  c,  cheb,
chin, s., eup.  perf.,  graph., kali bi.,kali c,  ♦lye,  ♦mere, mere cor.,
ranunc,  ♦rhus, sepia, ♦sub
  Spasmodic  closure—agar.,  alum.,  ♦ars., calc. phos., cheb,♦euphr.,
hyos.,  mag. phos., ♦mere,mere  cor., nat. m., nux v., plumb.,  rhus,
sul.
  Styes,  hordeola—am.  c, aur.,  graph., ♦lye,  ♦puis.,   sepia,  sib,
♦staph.
  Swollen—aeon., apis,  ♦arg. n.,  ars., cheb, chin,  s., euphr.,ham.,
iod., kali  c.,  kreos.,  lye,  mere, nat.  m.,  nit.  a.,  opium,  paris,
petrol., phyt, puis., ♦rhus, ♦sub
  Tarsi,  cartilages—kali bi., kali c
  Thickened—♦alum., arg. n.
  Trembling—ars., arum, camph., glon., iod.,  plat., ver. a. 
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  Trichiasis,  inversion of lashes—aur.,  borax,  glon.  See "Lashes."
  Tumors—♦staph.
  Twitching —agar.,  ipec,  kali  bi.,  lachn.,  mez., physos., plat.,
rheum,  spig.
  Ulcers—♦lye, spig., staph.
  Wens—graph.
  Winking—caust., ♦euphr., mez., phos. a., spig.

  Muscles—aloe,  mez.,  nat.  m.,  nux v., ♦physos.,  rhus.
  Nerves—chin, s., nux v., spig., ♦sub
  Orbits—aloe, ♦anae,  aur., bry., cham.,  ♦chin,  s.,  cist., colch.,
opium,  paris, phos., phyt.,  ♦spig.   See "Balls."

Pupils, contracted—aeon.,  anae,  arg. m., ars., calc. c,  camph.,
cheb, chin,  s.,  euphr., glon., graph.,  hell., hyos., mere cor., nat.m.,
nux m., ♦opium,  phos.,  ♦physos., phyt.,  plumb., rheum,  ver.  a.,
zinc.
  Dilated—aeon.,  aethus.,   agar., ♦aib, anae,  arn.,   ars.,  ♦bell.,
camph., chin,  s., ♦cic, cinch., con., eye, gels., glon., guaiac, hell.,
♦hyos.,  iod., ipec,  led.,  nit.  a., nux m.,  ♦oenan., opium, rheum,
sang., secale, spig., stram., ver.  a., ♦ver.  v.
  Immovable—♦bell., camph.,  nux m., opium, stram.
  Insensible—arg. m.,  ♦cic,  cinch., ♦hyos.,  mere  cor., opium,
stram.
  Sluggish—♦ail.

  Retina, the membrane lining the interior of eyeball—♦arn.,chin.s.,
ferr. phos., mere cor.,  nux v., spig., ♦sub
  Sclerotica,  white of eye—ars., aur., bell., ♦cheb, colch., eup.perf.,
graph., iod., ipec, kali bi., lach., mag. m., phos. a., physos.,plumb.,
sang., sepia.
  Veins—amyl, tell.
  Vessels—aeon., amyl,   apis,  arg.  n., bapt., belb,  can.  i., cepa,
chin, s., euphr.,  graph., ham., kali bi., stram.,  tell.
  Vitreous  humor—see "Glaucoma,"  under "Vision."
  Rings—♦abrot, aib,  crot. h.,  cupr., ipec, kali bi., kreos.,nux m.,
secale,  spig., sul. a.

  Photophobia—see under "Vision."
  Protruding—aeon., aethus., ♦amyl, ars., aur., belb, glon.,  ♦guaiac,
hep. s., hyos.,  iod.,  kreos.,  opium, ♦paris,  stram., ver.  a.
  Quivering—glon., stram.

Sensations—am. m., anae,  apis,  arg.  n., ars.,  bry.,  calc.  c,
cinch.,  cist.,  euphr.,  fluor.  a.,  gels.,  guaiac,  ham.,  hyos.,  lach.,
mez.,  mill., nat.  c, nat.  m., opium, ♦paris, psor., sang.,  secale,
senega, spig.
  Cold—alum., calc. e,  graph.,  kali e, phos.  a., plat.
  Dry—arg. n., ♦ars., asaf., ♦belb, ♦caust.,  lith.,  ♦lye,   mag.  e,
♦mez.,  ♦nux m.,  ♦nux v.,  opium,  physos.,  puis., sang.,   ♦staph.,
♦sub, thuj., ver.  a.,  ♦zinc
  Dust—aib,  lach. 
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Sensations continued.
  Heat,  hot—aescul.,  arg. n., arn., ♦belb, calc.  c, cinch.,  crot. h.,
eye, ferr. phos., kali bi., kreos., lye, meph., mez., opium,  ranunc,
thuj.,  ver. a.
  Heavy— aescul., ♦aloe, belb, con.,  nat. c, pod.,  ♦rhus.
  Itching-♦alum.,    ant.  c,  aur.,   caust.,   cepa,  cupr.,  euphr.,
fluor. a.,  kalm.,  kreos., lye, nat.  s.,  nux v.,  phyt, ♦puis.,  ruta,
sub, teib, ♦zinc.
  Large—opium, paris,  phos. a., plumb.,  ♦spig.
  Sand—ars.,  belb,  ♦caust., cinch.,  euphr., fluor.  a., hep.  s.,  ign.,
 kali bi., led.,  lith.,  ♦nat. m., phyt, ♦sepia, ♦sub,  ♦zinc
  Smoke—cinch.,  eye,  ♦gels.,  phos.
  Stiffness—• apis, *belb,  camph.,   ♦kalm., nat. m., nux m.,  rhus.
  Weight—aescul., con.
  Sensitive—aeon.,  anae,  apis, arg.  n.,  arn.,  ♦ars.,  aur.,   bry.,
calc. c, can. i., cepa,  chin, s., cic,  euphr.,  gels., lach.,  mere,
nat. m., nat. s., nit.  a., puis., sepia, sub, zinc.
  Staring—aeon.,  alum., ♦amyl,  bell., can. i.,  glon., hyos., kalic,
kreos., mez., nux m., opium, phos.  a., ♦secale, stram.
  Strabismus, squinting- alum., ♦apis, eye, hell., hyos., kali chlor.,
mag. phos.,  nat. phos., spig., stram.
  Sunken—♦ars., cic, cupr., glon.,  hell.,  kali  c,  kreos.,   nit.  a.,
 ♦secale, ver.  a.
  Swollen—♦belb, cham., cheb, euphr., ♦guaiac,  kali  c,  mag.  c,
 nat. m., nit.  a., paris,  physos.,  rhus,  sul.
   Syphilis—asaf., kali  i., mere, mere cor.,  mere  p.  i.,   nit.  a.,
 petrol.,  phyt., ♦staph., zinc.

 Vision.

   Acute—physos.
   Amblyopia, obscure—agar., am.   e, aur.,  belb,  borax,  calc. e,
 caust., cham., cinch., ♦euphr., hyos., iod., ipec, ♦lach., lachn., lye,
 mag.  c, nat.  m.,  ♦nit a.,  opium, phos., puis., secale, sepia,♦sib,
 ♦sub,  thuj.
   Asthenopia, weak sight—ars., ♦con., meph., nat.  m., paris,  spig.,
 ver. a.
   Astigmatism, irregular refraction—gels.
   Blindness,  amaurosis—arg. m.,  am., chain., cinch.,  dulc,  gels.,
 kali n., lith., lye, nat.  m.,phos.,  phos.  a., puis.,  sib,  stram., zinc.
   Blurred—gels.,  kali  bi., lib,  meph.,  nat.  in.,  nux  v.,  physos.,
 ruta,  thuj.
    Clairvoyance—can. i.
   Colors seen—aeon.,  am. c,  anae,  ♦ars.,   aur.,  ♦belb,   camph.,
 cic, con.,  eye, dig., hep. s.,  hyos.,  iod., kali bi.,  kali e,  kali n.,
 kalm., lach.,  nit.  a., nux m.,  phos.,  phos.  a.,  puis.,  secale,  sib,
 stram., thuj., ver. v.,  zinc.
   Dim—agar., aloe, alum.,  ♦ant.  t, ars., chin,  s.,  cinch.,  colch.,
 cupr., ♦eye,  dulc,   ♦gels.,  glon.,  hep.  s.,  ign.,  kali bi.,  kreos.,
 lach., lib, lye, mag. c, meph., nat. c,  nat.  s.,  nit.  a.,  physos.,
 phyt., ♦puis., sang., sepia, sil., ♦sub, ver. v., zinc 
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 Vision  continued.
   Diplopia,  double—agar., am.  c,  am.,  ♦aur.,  belb,  cheb,  cic,
eye,  dig., gels., graph., hyos., mag.  phos., nat. m., nit. a., physos.,
secale,  ♦senega,  stram., ver. v.
   Far-sighted—arg.  n., bell., calc. c, hyos., lib,  spig.
   ■Hashes of light—♦belb,  glon., puis., sil.
   Flickering—aeon., aescul., agar.,  anae, ant.  t, am.,  ars.,  borax,
caust.,  cham., ♦eye, graph., ign., ♦lach., phos.,  ♦sub
   Fog—see  "Mist."
   Glaucoma, opacity of vitreous humor—mere  p.  i.,  phos.   See
"Opacities," under "Cornea."
   Glimmering—can. i.
   Halo—♦alum., anae, ♦belb,  cic, eye,  graph.,  ipec,  kali  n.,
nat.  m., phos., ruta, sepia, sub, ver v.
   Hemeralopia,  night  blindness—hyos., lye, ranunc,  stram., ver. a.
   Hemiopia, sees only half of object—♦aur., glon., ♦lith., mere cor.,
nat.  m., sepia.
   Hypermetropia—lil.
   Illusions of sight—aeon., am.  c,  anae, aur., ♦belb, calc.c, glon.,
hyos., iod., strain.
   Indistinct—amyl, ♦anae, borax, ♦mere, physos.
   Intolerance of light—aib, ♦arg. n., bapt.,  ♦belb,  graph., ♦mere.
See "Light"  and "Photophobia."
   Letters run together—arg. n., camph., ♦can. i., cic, cinch.,glon.,
graph., meph.,  ♦nat. m.,  phos., sil.
   Light,  sparks,  zigzag,   etc.—belb, calc.  c,  chin,  s.,   graph.,
nat.  m.
   Mist—alum., am. m., asaf.,  camph., caust., cheb, chin.  s., eye,
gels., graph., kali  e, ♦mere, mill., petrol., phos., physos., plumb.,
♦puis.,  stram., ♦zinc.
   Motes,  muscae volitantes—agar., cinch.,  lib, lith., lye,  physos.,
mag.  c, mere p. i., nit.  a., nux m., ver.  a.
   Myopia, short-sightedness —agar.,  anae, con.,  graph., nit.a.,sul,
   Nyctalopia, day  blindness—ant. c, phos.,  sil.
   Objects seen—aethus.,  agar.,   alum.,  aur.,  belb,  camph., cheb,
cic, con., dig., glon.,  hep. s.,  hyos., mere  cor., nat. m., ♦nux m.,
♦plat., psor.
   Obscure sight—see "Amblyopia."
   Photophobia, fear of light—aethus., aib, anae, arg. m.,  arg. n.,
ars., aur., bapt., belb, calc. c,  caust,  chin,  s.,  cinch.,  crot. t,
euphr., glon.,  graph.,  hell., kali bi., led., lye, mere  cor., mere  p.i.,
nat  c, nat.  m.,   nux  v.,   phyt., plumb.,  psor.,  rhus,  secale,  sib,
spig.,  ver. a.  See  "Light" and "Intolerance of Light"
   Points  before eyes—am.  m., kali  bi.,  mere, phos.,  sul.
   Presbyopia,  far-sighted,  which see—lil.
   Scintillations before eyes—dulc,  plat.
   Sparks—alum., aur., ♦belb, camph., caust., chin, s.,  cic,  glon.,
kali c, lye,  mag.  phos.,  phos., psor.
   Spectra—agar.,  aloe, cinch., mag. phos.
   Spots—agar., alum., am. c,  am.  m.,  ♦apis,  *arg. n.,  camph., 
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Vision continued.
cheb, colch.,  con.,  ♦eye, glon.,  kali bi., lye, mil., nat.  e, nit. a.,
phos., phos. a., ruta,  secale, sepia,  sib, ♦sub, thuj.
  Vanishing of sight—ant.  t,  arg. m., arg. n.,  arn., lith., mere,
nux m.
  Veil or gauze—ant. t, ♦ars., arum,  caust., chin, s., dulc,  iod.,
kreos.,  phos., plumb., ♦puis.,  stram., ♦sub

  Trembling—♦apis,  ars.
  Twitching—glon., ipec,  lachn., ver. v.
  Ulceration—arn.,  calc. c, hydras., kreos.
  Warts—caust, thuj.
  Weakness—ham., kali c, kali  n.,  nat.  s., physos.
  Wipe, desire to—arg. n., caust, euphr., kreos., nat. c. 
CHAPTER VI.-EARS.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   ♦Absinthium.  ♦Running at the ears— after headache.
   ♦Aconitum.  ♦Extreme sensitiveness to noises.   °Roaring in the
 ears.   Tearing in the  left ear. External ear hot, swollen,  red, painr
 fully sensitive.  Music unbearable,  goes through every limb; makes
 her sad
   .Ethusa.   ^Yellow discharge from the right  ear, with  stitching
 pains.
   ♦Agaricus.   ♦Redness, burning and itching of the ears, as if they
 had been frozen.
   Ailantus.    cPain in the ear when swallowing.   Itching  around
 the left ear at night; gets red when scratched.
   Alumina.   cHumming;  roaring;   whistling;  sound  as of  large
 bells.  Redness and heat of one ear, evenings.  Sensation as if some-
 thing  lay before the ear; on blowing the  nose it is felt;  on swal-
 lowing it is removed.   Stitching in ears, evening and  night.
   Ambra.   °Roaring and whistling  in ears,  in the afternoon.   Lis-
 tening to  music  brings on  congestion to  head,   and aggravates
 cough.
   Ammonium carb.  °Hard hearing; ear itches and discharges  pus.
 Humming before  the  ears.  Itching  above  ears,  spreads over  the
 whole  body.  Painful sensitiveness of the dull ear to loud noise.
   Ammonium mur.   °Humming  and roaring  in right  ear.  Hard
 hearing with  discharge.  Itching  in both  ears;  not  relieved by
 scratching,  with discharge of  fluid ear-wax.   Stitches  in  the ears,
 also with boring or burning,  mostly when walking in open air.
   ♦Amyl nit.   ♦Much  throbbing  in ears.
   Antimonium crud.   °Ringing before the ears;  roaring in the ears.
A  kind of deafness of right ear,  as if a  leaflet  was lying before the
tympanum;  boring with the  finger  does  not  relieve it.  Drawing
pain through  the  right ear,  and  into  the   eustachian  tube, after
dinner.  Redness,  burning  and swelling of the left ear.  Otorrhcea.
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   ♦Apis.   ♦Redness and swelling of both ears.   Hardness of hear-
ing.  Stinging pain in left malar bone.
   Argentum nit.   cDull  hearing;  complete  deafness  in  typhus.
Ringing in ears; whizzing and feeling of  obstruction,  with  hard
hearing in the left ear.  Stitches from right into left ear, with con-
gestion to the head.   Fullness and ringing in the ears—meningitis.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Hard hearing,  -from concussions.   Noises in  the ear
caused by rush of blood  to the  head; with great  sensitiveness  to
sound.   Bruised pain in ears, stitches in and behind the ears;  with
great sensitiveness to loud sounds; ears very dry.  Discharge of blood
from the  ear.
   Arsenicum.  cUnusual sensitiveness to  sound.  Ringing in  the
ears.  Roaring in the ears with each paroxysm of pain.   Hardness
of hearing; cannot hear the human  voice.   Stitching, tearing  from
left  meatus auditorium outwards,  more  in the  evening.  Yellow
discharge from the right ear, with dryness  of  the  nose; hearing is
not weakened.   Discharges of cadaverous  odor,  profuse,  ichorous.
   Arum tri.   °Burning in the right ear,  tearing in the left ear.
   Asafcetida.   °Hardness of hearing, with  thin, purulent discharge
of offensive odor.
   Aurum  met.   GRoaring in the ears.  Over-sensitiveness to noises.
Annoying dryness of the ears and nose, with difficult hearing.  Caries
of the mastoid  process;  obstinate  otorrhoea.  Burning,  pricking,
itching; boring  pain behind left ear.
   Baryta  carb.  GDifficult  hearing.   Buzzing  and  jingling  before
the ears.   Roaring in the right ear like the sea,at each inspiration.
Cracking  in the ears when sneezing  or  swallowing  fast.   Itching
in ears.   Tearing with boring  and  drawing in bones in front  of
right ear.   Thick crust on and behind the ears.  Small, flat tuber-
cles behind the ears. Eruption on lobe of the ear.
   ♦Belladonna.   ♦Intolerance  of  noise;  hearing sensitive;  tearing
at the internal and external ear, in  a downward direction.  ^Extreme
sensibility of hearing.   Deafness as if skin  were drawn  over  the
ears.  Roaring, ringing or noises in the  ears.  Shooting in  internal
ear with hardness of hearing.
   Berberis.  cBeating  and fluttering  noise in the ear.   Stopped-
up feeling in the ear, with pressure.   Tearing and stitching in the
ears,  through the  membrana  tympani,  as  if a  nail  were  thrust
through, or like from the  sting of an insect.  Pimples;  nodosities, 
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size of hempseed, on the auricle,  painful to touch.  Tumor behind
the ear;  size of a hazel nut.
  ♦Boric acid.  ♦Otorrhcea,  use locally in fine powder.
  Borax ven.  Discharge of  pus from both ears.   Inflamed and hot
swelling of both ears.   Very  sensitive to  the  slightest noise, as
rumpling of paper or fall  of  the door-latch.  Difficult hearing, more
in left ear.  Ringing, piping,crackling,drumming or roaring in ears,
more in  left.
  Bovista.   GDischarge  of  fetid pus  from  ears.   Thick, oozing
scurfs on ears.   Hearing  indistinct.
  Bromium.  -Ringing in right ear.  Roaring in ears. Stitches in
ears.   Discharge  from ears.
  Bryonia alb.   intolerance of noise.  Chirping  in the ear as from
locusts.   Ringing, roaring, humming in ears.   Swelling,  redness,
painful sensitiveness and heat of external  right ear; at times pierc-
ing stitches deep  into  the  ear,  accompanied by swelling and pain-
fulness of right parotid gland
  Calcarea carb.    Hardness of  hearing, also  after  intermittents
suppressed by quinine.  Singing and roaring or crackling in ears.
Cracking in ears when chewing.   Pulsating  in ears.  Inflammation
and swelling in outer and  inner ears.  Purulent, offensive discharge
from  ears.  Polypus of the ears.  Swelling in front of left ear, pain-
ful  to touch.
  Calcarea  phos.   -Difficult  hearing.  Singing   and other noises,
mostly in right  ear.   Cold feeling or coldness of  the ears.   Excor-
iating discharge from  the ears.
  Calcarea  sulf.   °(Deafness when  connected  with the  discharge
of matter from ear; or discharge of  matter and blood.— Schussler.)
  Camphora.   cSinging, ringing  and buzzing in the  ears.   Pain
in left ear from a dark red pimple, which  suppurated  in  thirty six
hours.   Ear-lobe  hot and red.  Yellow blisters around the ear, with
erysipelas of the face.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Throbbing  and   fullness in  both  ears.  Ring-
ing and  buzzing in  ears. ^Hearing very acute.   Noises  in ear  like
boiling water.   Periodical  singing in ears during his dreamy spells,
ceasing when he came to himself.  Aching in both ears.
  Cantharis.  °Ringing, humming and  roaring in ears; a hot ex-
halation  passes, at  intervals, and frequently from  ears.  Tearing
in right  ear and right mastoid  process. 
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  ♦Capsicum.  ♦Painful swelling  behind  the ears,  very  tender to
touch.    Caries of  the  mastoid process.   Dull hearing after pre-
vious burning and stinging in  ears.   Catarrhal deafness.   Aching
in one or both ears when  coughing.   Tympanum  perforated, and
cavity  filled with thick,  yellow pus.   Tearing pain  behind left ear.
Ears very hot.
  Carbo ani.    Does not know from  what  direction sounds  come.
Ringing in ears when blowing nose.   Ichorous otorrhcea.   Perios-
teum behind the ear swollen.
  Carbo veg.   GRinging in ears;  buzzing. Something heavy  seems
to lie before  the ears;  they seemed stopped, hearing not diminished.
Deafness after acute exanthema;  after  abuse  of mercury; ears to°
dry.   Offensive otorrhcea.  Deficient or badly smelling cerumen.
  ♦Causticum.  ♦Words and  steps  re-echo  in ears.  c Roaring  or
buzzing in ears. Sounds echo in ears;  hears with difficulty. Stitches
in right ear,  paroxysmal, and in rapid succession.   Feeling  of ob-
struction in  ears, with  offensive,  purulent discharge.   Herpes  on
the ear-lobe.
  Chamomilla.  °Roaring in the  ears,  as  from  rushing  water.
Stitches in the ear, especially  when stooping.   Occasional tearing
in left ear.   Pressing   earache in spells, with  tearing pain, extort-
ing cries.
  ♦Chininum sulf.   ^Ringing and  roaring in  the ears;  also with
deafness.   Buzzing in the ears.
  Cicuta.  cOver-sensitiveness  of hearing.  Hardness of hearing in
old people.   Ears very hot, at  other   times  very  cold.   Burning,
suppurating eruption on and around the ears.
  Cina.  °Dull stitches  below  the  mastoid  process.  Cramp-like
jerking in the external  ear, like earache.
  ♦Cinchona.  ♦Fine ringing in ears,  debility.  Hardness of hear-
ing;  humming in ears.   Stitches in the left ear.   Tearing pains in
ears, worse from the least touch,  ears  red;  stitches with   ringing.
  Cistus.   GWatery, bad smelling  pus  discharged  from the  ears,
inner swelling of ears.   Tetters on and around the  ears, extending
into  the external meatus.  Swelling beginning at ear, and extending
half way up  cheek.
  Coffea.   °Hearing more acute;  music has a  shrill sound.  Aver-
sion to noise, it hurts  him. Crackling noise in the  head  (one side)
synchronous  with the pulse; particularly morning,  and in  the open
air; better in-doors. 
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   Colchicum.   ^Hearing generally acute; roaring  in the ears;  they
feel stopped up.  Earache with stitches  in the ears.   Tingling  in
the ears,  as  after being frosted.  Discharge from ears, with tearing
in them—after  measles.
   Conium.   cRinging; humming and  roaring in ears.   Painful sen-
sitiveness of hearing, noise  startles.  Accumulation  of  ear-wax,
looking like decayed paper, mixed with  pus or  mucus; or  blood-
red.  Stitches in the ear.  Tumors and boils behind the ears.
   Dulcamara.   °Buzzing in ears.   Dull  pains,  humming  in ears,
obtuse  hearing.   Earache;  nausea;  buzzing; worse  at  night  and
when still.
   Ferric  phos.   °(Deafness from inflammatory action, or suppura-
tion,  when there is  pain,  tension, throbbing or heat.   Earache, in-
flammatory from cold,  with burning or throbbing  pains.  Tinnitus
aurium from excessive flow of blood to head.—Schussler.)
   Ferrum met.   ^Ringing in right ear.  Over-sensitiveness to sounds.
Stitches in ears mornings.  Ulcerative pain in outer ear.
    Gelsemium.   GSudden, transient loss  of  hearing;  rushing  and
roaring in ears.  Catarrhal deafness,  with pain from throat  into the
middle  ear.
   Glonoinum.   °Deafness, ears as if stopped  up; deafness,  followed
by  blurred vision.   Ringing   in  ears, audible  pulse.   Throbbing,
piercing from  within  outward, in  right  ear.  Throbbing  above
ears;  from occiput to  ears.    Sensation of  fullness in and  around
ears.   Ears red.
  ♦Graphites.   ♦Both tympana covered with  a white  coating, but
not perforated.   Moist and  sore  places  behind  the ears, °spread
over cheeks and  neck. .  Music makes  her weep.  Reverberations  in
the ear, even his  own  words   and every step.   Hissing;  ringing;
rushing; roaring; cracking or  clucking sounds in the ears.   Sounds
of rolling thunder before the  ears.  Snapping  in  ear after every
eructation, as if air penetrated the eustachian tube.   Loss of hear-
ing, with dryness of the  ears.  Acute  pressure in  the ears, like
otalgia.   Distended capillaries on membrane of right  drum.  Lin-
ing membrane of meatus red and excoriated.   Thin, watery,  offen-
sive discharge from both ears.  Gluey, sticky discharge at external
meatus.   Pus runs out of the  ear.   Bad odor  from the ear.   Cop-
per colored nodes on the ears.   Swelling of both ears, with  moist
eruption  behind   the  ears.   Eczema  impetiginoides; began as  a 
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moisture behind the  left ear, thence  spread  over the  cheeks  and
neck.  Behind the ears fissures;  scabs.
  Guaiacum.   °Painful dragging and tearing  in left ear.  Violent
otalgia, with tearing  in left ear.   Spasmodic earache.
  Hamamelis.  "Deafness in  right ear,  passes off by noon. Bleeding
at the  right ear, also  nosebleed, which clears her head, relieving
her.   Buzzing, ringing in ears.
  Hepar sulph.  ^Whizzing, throbbing in the ears, with hardness
of hearing.   Cracking  in the ear when blowing the nose.  Darting
pain in the ears.  Increase of ear-wax.  Discharge of fetid pus from
the ears.   Itching of outer ear.   Scurf on and behind  the ears.
  Hydrastis. -Roaring in the ears,  like from machinery.  Otorrhcea,
thick,  mucous  discharge.
  Hyoscyamus.   Buzzing,  singing,  rushing  in  ears.   Deafness.
Hard hearing as  if stupefied,especially after apoplexy.
  Hypericum.   GSensitiveness of hearing; during catamenia. Shoot-
ing through ear.
  Ignatia.    Intolerance of noise; headache from  noise.  Sound  be-
fore  the ear, as from a  strong  wind.  Hard hearing,  except  for
speech.  Tugging pains in the ears.   Itching in the ears.
  Iodium.   -^Sensitiveness to noise.   Hearing first sensitive, then
dull.   Buzzing in the ears.   Adhesions in middle  ear.
  Ipecacuanha.  'Cannot endure the least noise.   Ears cold dur-
ing the febrile heat.
  Kali bichrom.   -Stitches  in left ear  and left parotid gland, with
headache.  Violent stitches in  left ear,  extending into roof of mouth,
side of head and neck; glands swollen,  neck painful to touch. Thick,
yellow, fetid discharge from both ears, after scarlatina.  Pulsating
pains in the ears at night; also  stinging, external  meatus  swollen
and  inflamed.  Itching of the (right)  ear-lobe,  waking him.
  Kali carb.   °Roaring, whizzing,  cracking noises.  Headache  and
noises in the ear after a cold drink.   Hearing impaired.  Stitches
from within outward, also with  drawing  behind  the ears.  Otitis.
Right  ear hot,  left pale and  cold.   Discharge of liquid cerumen or
pus.   Inflamed,  swollen and hard.
  Kali chlor.    (Earache, with  gray  or white furred  tongue; with
swelling of glands; with swelling of  throat or  cracking noises in
ears when  swallowing.—Schussler.)
  Kali sulf.   (Deafness from swelling of the  tympanic cavity, or 
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 watery,  mattery discharge from the ear, or if the tongue has a yel-
 low, slimy coating; throat with catarrh causing swelling of eustachian
 tubes and inner ear.  Secretion  of thin, yellow, sticky fluid  after
 inflammations.—Schussler.)
   ♦Kali nit. ♦Ulceration of ear-ring hole.  °Deafness from paralysis
 of auditory nerve;  tingling  in ears.   Stitches  in ears,  worse  at
 night, and when lying on affected side.  ♦Tension behind the ears.
    Kalmia.  °Stitches in and behind  the  right  ear;  in neck  and
 thighs at  night.  Sound like blowing a horn.
   Kreosotum.   °Hard hearing;  roaring in head.  Stitches  in ears.
 Heat, burning, swelling  and redness of left  outer ear,  proceeding
 from a pimple in the concha,  with  stiffness and  pain  in left  side
 of neck, shoulder and arm.  Itching in  the ears.  Humid  tetters
 on the ears; with swelling of  cervical glands and  livid  gray com-
 plexion.
   ♦Lachesis.   ♦Pain in ears, with sore throat.   Tearing extending
 from the zygoma into the ear.   °Sensitiveness  to  sounds; rushing
 and thundering in the ears. Hardness of hearing with want of wax;
 dryness  in the ears; numbness  about the ear and (left) cheek.  Ear-
 wax too hard,  pale  and insufficient.
   Lachnantes.    °Almost complete deafness, during acute disease.
 Singing  in right ear when  walking in  open air.   Tearing  in  the
 ears.   Crawling in right ear while eating.   Itching in  left ear and
 soreness in right.
   Ledum.  -Ringing, or roaring in ears, as from wind.  Hardness
 of hearing; right ear,  as  if obstructed  by cotton; after cutting the
 hair;  after chilling the head.
   Lithium.  °Earache, left side from  the throat.   Pain behind left
 ear,  in the bone, extending toward  the neck.
   Lobelia inf.   °Sudden shutting up of the right ear as if  stopped
 by  a plug, at 2 p.  m., only relieved while  boring  with  his finger
 in the ear.
  Lycopodium.  cOver-sensitiveness of hearing.  Roaring, humming
 and whizzing in the ears; hardness of  hearing.  Otorrhcea purulent,
 ichorous; after scarlatina;  with impaired hearing.   Sensation as if
 hot blood  rushed  into  the  ears.  Polypus of  the ears.   Humid,
 suppurating scurfs on and behind  the ears.
  Magnesia carb.   Whizzing, fluttering and buzzing  in the  ears
 with hardness of hearing.   Dullness of  hearing.   Inflammation  of
ears with external redness and sensation of  great soreness. 
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  Magnesia mur.   ^Hardness of  hearing and  deafness, as if some-
thing were lying before  the ear.  Pulsation in ears.   Itching of old
herpes behind the  ears.
  Manganum.   ^Whizzing  and  rushing  in  the  ears.   Cracking
sound in  the right ear when  walking.  Dull  hearing; relieved  by
blowing the nose;  worse during cold  and rainy weather.   Fullness
of the ears, with difficult  hearing and cracking  when blowing the
nose or swallowing.  Sudden  stitch,pain  in the deaf ear.  Drawing
cramp in  the muscles of the region of the left mastoid  process so
that he had to incline his head to the right side.
  Marum  verum.   -Hissing  sound when  passing  hand  over ear,
when talking or forcibly inspiring through the nose.   Fine ringing
in right ear, when  blowing nose;  squeaking, as if air  was  forced
through mucus.  Otalgia, with lancinating pain.   Dry herpes, with
white scales, on and behind the ears.
  Mephitis. °Fetid discharge fiom ears.  Erysipelas  of   the  ear,
with itching, heat, redness and blisters
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Inflammation  of  internal and external ears,  with
stinging,  tearing pains,  bloody,  offensive, purulent,  or green  dis-
charge. °Hardness of hearing; sounds vibrate in the ears;  obstruc-
tion momentarily better  after swallowing or blowing  the  nose;  ex-
ternal  meatus  moist.   Boils  in  the   external canal;  also, fungus
growths.   Constant cold sensation in  the ears.
  Mercurius biniod.  cHearing  dull;  better  evenings; ears  close
for  a few  moments at a  time; coryza.  Earache in right ear.  Itching
in ears.   Ear-wax increased.
  Mercurius cor.   cInflammation,  with stitches in ear.   Discharge
of fetid pus from the ears.
  ♦Mezereum.   ♦Sensation as though air were distending the right
external meatus;°afterwards the left.  Chronic, diffuse otitis.  Itch-
ing behind the ears;  scratching  causes  small  elevations;  when
scratched  off the spots feel sore.   Feels  as if too open  and as if
air  were pouring into them; or as  if the  tympanum were exposed to
the  cold air, with a desire to bore with the finger  into the ear.
  Muriatic acid.   °Hardness  of hearing;  loud,  cracking  sounds
during the night;  no cerumen;  dryness, peeling off in scales; worse
right ear.    Distant sounds  cause headache;  sound of  voice  un-
bearable.   Want of feeling in the internal meatus.  Tingling,  hum-
ming, whizzing in the ears. Beating or knocking in the ears.  Otalgia, 
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with  pressing pain.  Tingling, creeping,  cold  pain,  running from
ears up to top of  head,  sharp boring in  temporal regions.   Dark
ear-wax with buzzing.
   Natrum carb.    Sensitive to noise.   Hard hearing, as if the ears
were  closed up.   Otalgia, with sharp, piercing stitches in ears.
   Natrum mur.   Buzzing, humming  or ringing in the ears.  Hard-
ness of hearing.   Painful cracking in  the ear   when  masticating.
Pulsation and beating, or stitches in the ears.   Itching behind the
ears.   ^Deafness from swelling of the tympanic cavity, with  watery
condition of the tongue,  or  watery secretions.—Schussler.)
   Natrum phos.   "-(The outer part of the ear is sore, with  slight,
thin,  cream-like  scabbing, and the deposit on  tongue  looks as  if
raw,  brown sugar had been  eaten; one  ear red,  hot and  frequently
itchy,accompanied by gastric derangement and acidity.—Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   °(Otalgia,  in 6th trit.—Dr. E.  Teitz.)
   Nitric acid.    One's speech echoes  in  the ears.   Beating, hum-
ming in the  ears.  Cracking in the ears when masticating.   Hard-
ness of hearing from induration and  swelling of tonsils; after abuse
of mercury.   Eustachian tubes obstructed. Terribly offensive, pur-
ulent otorrhcea.  Throbbing  in the  ears.  Auditory canal  nearly
closed.   Caries of the mastoid process.
   Nux mos.    Hearing over-sensitive;  buzzing in ears.  Ears as if
stopped up.  Tearing in ears,  stitches in left ear,  worse moving jaw.
   *Nux vora.  ♦Itching in ears, cand through the eustachian tube.
Strong reverberations of sound in  the  ears. Tearing, stitching pains
in the ears, extending to  forehead and  temples; worse  mornings,
evening in bed   and on  entering  a  warm  room.   On swallowing,
pushing  out  pain in the  ear.
   Oleander.    Herpes and ulcers on  and around the ears.  Cramp-
like drawing on  the auricles.
   Opium.   -Acuteness of hearing; clocks  striking and cocks crow-
ing at a great distance keep her awake.   Congestion  to ears,  haem-
atorrhoea.
   Peroxide  of   hydrogen.    Use  locally  in  otorrhcea; fill  the ear
with it.
   Petroleum.   -Sounds as of bells ringing.   Hardness  of hearing
in old people.   Dryness  and disagreeable  sensation of dryness  in
the ears.   Eustachian tubes  affected,  causing  whizzing,  roaring,
cracking,  with hardness of hearing.   Polypus; wax  increased, thick 
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or thin.   Discharge of blood and pus from  the ear.   Humid  sore-
ness behind the ears.
  Phosphorus.   Difficult  hearing, especially the human voice, also
after typhus.   Hardness of hearing with cold extremities.   Sounds
reverberate in  the ears, especially music.  Shooting through  ears,
especially  at night;  ear discharges.  Congestion to ears with throb-
bing.  Noises  in ears, roaring, rush of blood.   Polypi  in the ears.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.  *Roaring in the ears with  difficult  hearing.
-Intolerance of noise, especially of music.  Nervous deafness after
typhoid disease.  Dull hearing; stupefaction;  especially to distant
sounds.   Every sound re-echoes loudly in the ears.   Shrill  sound
in ears on blowing  nose.   Otalgia; stitches  in  ears and  drawing
pains in cheeks and teeth; aggravated  only from music.
  Phytolacca.   -Shooting pains through both  ears when  swallow-
ing, right  side worse. Eustachian  tubes  feel obstructed.
  Platinum.   cRinging, rolling and rumbling sound in ears.   Otal-
gia with cramp pain,  often with  rumbling  in  ears.   Sensation  of
coldness in ears, with sensation of numbness  extending to cheeks
and lips.
  Plumbum.    Stitches and tearing in ears.   Hardness  of  hearing;
often sudden deafness.
  ♦Psorinum.   ♦External  ears raw, red,  oozing;  scabs  form; sore
pain behind ears.    Otorrhcea very offensive,purulent (watery, stink-
ing diarrhoea).   GHumming or buzzing  in left ear;  afterward  sing-
ing; hard  hearing.   Discharge of  reddish ear-wax.   Severe pain in
ears;  ears  swollen;  thought pain would drive him crazy.  Pustules on
and behind concha.    Scabby eczema behind  ears came  out, curing
the child's old dry deafness.  Herpes to temples,over ears to cheeks;
at times   throws  off  innumerable scabs; at  others  shows  painful
rhagades,  with yellow discharge, forming scurfs;  fetid humor; itch-
ing intolerable.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Violent pain  in ear, as from  something forced out-
ward.  Hardness of hearing as if  ears were stopped. Sensation as
if the ear  were stopped, with  roaring   in  it, like a loud, distant
noise.    Deafness as  if ears were stopped; after  suppressed  mea-
sles; with  otorrhcea; from cold after cutting  hair; with  hard,  black
cerumen.   Can hear better on the cars.  Severe pain in ears, con-
tinuing through night, with  paroxysms of increased severity, but
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charge  of mucus and pus.   Roaring in ears, better  out-doors; also
humming or tingling.   Phlyctenular (to prevent ulceration).  Otal-
gia, with darting,  tearing pains, and pulsating at night.   External
ear and meatus red and swollen.  Scabs on the tragus.
   Rhus tox.   Hardness of  hearing,  especially the  human voice.
Otalgia with  pulsation in the  ear  at night.   Bloody pus from the
ears.
   Sanguinaria.   "Painful sensitiveness to sudden  sounds;  right ear
worse.   Beating, humming, with congestion of blood.  Burning Of
the ears; cheeks red.  Earache with  headache, singing in ears and
vertigo.  Beating under the ears, at regular intervals, often only a
couple  of strokes.
   ♦Secale.   ♦Hard hearing  after cholera.  °Undue  sensitiveness
of hearing, so that even the slightest sound re-echoed in  her head
and made her  shudder.  Confused hearing.  Singing in  ears  and
difficult hearing.   Humming and roaring in  ears, with occasional
deafness.
   Selenium.  -Ear stopped. More hardened cerumen  in deaf ears.
   Sepia.   cOver-sensitiveness  to noise,  particularly music.  Hum-
ming in ears followed by loss of hearing.   Stitches  in ears.  Dis-
charge  of thin  matter from  ear.  Much itching in  affected  ear.
Tetters on lobe  of  ear, behind  ears and  in nape of neck.
   Silicia.   Over-sensitiveness  to noises.  Ringing and roaring  in
the ears  Stoppage of the  ears, which open at times with  a loud
report.   Difficult  hearing, especially the  human voice, and during
full moon.   Otalgia, with  stitches  from  in  out.   Otitis   interna.
Itching in  the eustachian  tube;  chronic  coryza.   Itching   in both
ears.   Increased  secretion  of thin cerumen.  Otorrhcea: offensive,
watery, curdy,  with soreness of  inner  nose and  crusts on upper
lip;  after abuse  of   mercury; with caries.   Caries  of  mastoid pro-
cess.   Scabs behind ears.   (Dullness of  hearing, with swelling and
catarrh  of the eustachian tubes, and of the  cavity of  the  drum of
ear.   Inflammatory swelling of external  meatus.—Schussler.)
  Spigelia.  °Hearing over-sensitive  in   neuralgia   and headache.
Periodical deafness; ears feel  as if stuffed.   Otalgia, with pressing
pain as from a plug.
  Spongia.  °Hardness  of  hearing.   Congestion  of   blood  to ears;
burning.  Suppuration of external ear.
  Staphisagria.   GHardness of hearing,with swelling of tonsils,  es-
pecially after abuse of  mercury.  Stitches in the ears. 
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  Stramonium.    Very sensitive to noises;  least noise startles him.
Hardness of hearing.   Sensation of wind rushing out of ear.   Otal-
gia,  left  side,  violent  pains remitting  somewhat at  night, better
when covering head warmly
  ♦Sulphur.   ♦Stitches in left ear.  Ringing  and roaring in the ears.
Hardness of hearing,  preceded by  over-sensitiveness of  hearing.
Purulent, offensive otorrhuea, worse left  ear.   Catarrhal  discharge
every eighth day.   Ears very red with  children.   -Humming  and
hissing in ears.   Wabbling as if water was  in ears.  Stinging in left
ear.
  Sulphuric  acid.   °Hardness of hearing; feeling  as of  leaf lying
before ear.   Buzzing in right ear—neuralgia.
  Tabacum.   °Otalgia, locally, smoke.   Nervous deafness.   Sensa-
tion  as if ears were closed.  Ears burning hot and red.
  ♦Tellurium.   ♦Itching  and swelling  with painful   throbbing  in
external  meatus; in three or four days, discharge  of  a watery fluid,
smelling  like fish  pickle, which  causes vesicles wherever  it touches;
ear is  blistered, as if oedematous; hearing impaired.    Dull,  throb-
bing pain day and night; thin,  watery, excoriating discharge. Vesi-
cular eruption on  membrana tympani, then suppurating and  per
foration.   Membrana  tympani   permanently injured,  and hearing
greatly diminished.   Sensation: as if something  closed  up in ear;
as if air  whistled  through left  eustachian   tube;  when  snuffing  or
belching, air passes through it.
  ♦Thuja occ   ♦Watery,  purulent  otorrhcea,  smelling  like putrid
meat.  -Inner ear feels swollen,  with increased  hardness of hearing.
Noise in ears as from boiling water.  Stitches from neck  into ear.
  Ustilago.    Constant dull pain  in left ear, caused  b'y extension
from  inflamed tonsil.
  Veratrum alb.   °Deaf as if ears were  stopped,  one or  both.
  Veratrum  vir.   -Deafness from moving  quickly, with  faintness.
Roaring  in ears;  congestion;   nausea, vomiting.   Ears  cold, pale.
  Viola  odor.   Aversion to music,  especially  the   violin;  worse
from  music.   Stitches  in and around ears.
  Zincum  -Cracking and detonation in ears.  Frequent acute stitches
in right  ear near tympanum.   Earache, fetid pus.
                           REPERTORY.
  Color—♦aeon., ♦agar.,  aib,  ant.  e,  ♦apis,  bry., camph., cinch.,
glon.,  graph., kreos., mag. c,  meph., nat. phos., ♦psor.,  puis, ♦sub,
tabac, ver. 
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i6g
   Congestion—ferr.  phos.,  opium,   phos., sang., spong., ver. v.
   Dry—arn., aur.,  carb.  v., graph., lach., mur. a., petrol., psor.
   Eruptions—baryt.,   berb.,  bovist.,  camph., caust.,  cic,  cist.,
graph., kreos.,  lye, mag. m., mar.  v., meph., mere, mez., mur.a.,
olean.,  petrol.,  psor.,  puis., sepia, ♦tell.

Hearing— ars.,  lye, secale, tell.
   Acute—can. i., coff., colch., opium.
   Deafness—ant. c, arg. n., bell.,  calc. s., caps., carb.  v., chin.s.,
ferr. phos., gels., glon.,  ham.,  hyos.,  kali c,  kali n., kali s.,lachn.,
mag. m., mang.,  nat. m.,  phos.  a.,  plumb.,  psor.,   puis., secale,
spig., tabac, ver. a.,  ver.  v.
   Difficult—aur., baryt., borax, calc. phos.,  caust., mang., phos.,
*phos.  a., secale, sil.
   Dullness—arg.  n., caps., iod.,  kali c,  mag. c, mang., mereb.i.,
phos. a., sib, tell.
   Hardness of—am. c, am. m.,  apis,  arg.  n., ♦am., ars.,  asaf.,
belb, calc. e,  cic, cinch.,  hep.  s., hyos., ign., kreos., lach.,  led.,
lye, mag. c, mag. m., mere, mur. a.,  nat.  c.,  nat. m.,  nit.  a.,
petrol., phos., plumb., psor., ♦puis., rhus,  ♦secale,  spong., staph.,
stram., ♦sub, sul. a.,  thuj.
   Indistinct—bovist.,  carb. ani.,  dulc, lye, ♦tell.
   Loss of—gels., graph., sepia.
   Music, effects of—aeon., ambr.,  coff.,  graph., phos., phos.  a.,
secale,  sepia, ver. v.,  viola o.
   Noise intolerable—aeon.  am. e,  aur., ♦belb, berb., borax,   bry.,
coff., con.,  ign., iod.,  ipec, lach.,  mur. a., nat. c,  phos. a., sang.,
sepia, stram.
   Sensitiveness of—♦aeon., am.  e, arn.,  ars., arum, ♦belb, borax,
bry., cic., con., ferr., hyper., iod., lach.,  lye, nat.  c, nat.m.,sang.,
secale,  sepia, sib, spig.,  stram.,  ♦sub

   Inflammation, otitis—borax,  calc. c,  ferr.  phos.,  kali bi.,kali e,
kali s., mag. e, mar.  v., meph.,  mere cor.,  mez.,  mur.  a., nat. s.,
sil.
   Nodosities—berb., graph.

Otorrhcea,  discharge—♦absinth.,  am.  c,  am. m.,  ant. e,  arum,
♦boric  a.,  brom.,  calc.  s., colch., graph.,  hydras., kali  s., lye,
♦mere  cor., ♦psor., puis., sib,  sub, tell., zinc.
   Bland—puis.
   Bloody—arn.,  con.,  ham., ♦mere, opium, petrol.,  rhus.
   Catarrhal—♦sub
   Excoriating—calc. phos.,  graph.,  tell.
   Fetid—bovist., hep. s., kali bi.,  meph., mere  cor., psor.,  thuj.,
zinc.
   Ichorous—ars., carb.  ani., lye
   Offensive—ars., asaf.,  bovist., calc. c,  carb.  v., caust.,  cist,
graph., ♦mere, nit. a., ♦psor.,  sib, ♦sub, ♦tell.,  ♦thuj.
   Purulent—am.  c,  asaf.,  borax,  bovist., calc.  c,  caps., caust.,
cist, con.,  ferr.  phos., graph.,  hep. s., kali  c, kali s., lye,♦mere,
mere cor.,  nat.  phos.,  nit. a., petrol., ♦psor., puis., rhus,  sepia,
♦sub, ♦thuj., zinc. 
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  Thick—caps., hydras., kali bi.
  Thin—asaf., graph., kali s., nat. phos., sepia,  tell.
  Watery—cist.,  graph., kali s., nat.  m., psor.,  sib,  ♦tell.,  ♦thuj.
  Yellow—aethus., ars., caps.,  kalibi.,  kali s.,  psor.

Pains,  otalgia—aeon.,  ail.,  aur.,  berb.,  camph., caps.,  cinch.,
colch., ferr., ferr.  phos., gels.,  graph., guaiac, ign., kali n.,^lach.,
lith., mar. v.,  mur. a., nat.  c,  nat. m.,  nat. s.,  nux  v.,  phos. a.,
plat., psor.,  ♦puis., rhus, selen., sib, spig., staph., stram.,  tabac,
♦tell.,  ustib
  Aching—can. i., caps., cham.,  cina,  colch., dulc,  ferr.   phos.,
guaiac,  kali chlor., lith., mere  b.  i.,  mere cor., sang., zinc.
  Boring—am. m., aur., baryt., mur.  a.
  Bruised—arn.
  Burning—♦agar., am.e, ant. c., arum, aur.,  caps., cic, ferr.phos.,
kreos., sang.,  spong.,  tabac.
  Cramp-like—cina, mang.,  olean.
  Drawing—ant.  c, baryt., guaiac, kali c, mang.,  olean., phos.  a.
  Piercing—bry.,  glon., nat.  c
  Pressing—berb., cham., graph., mur. a., spig.
  Pulsating—calc. c.,  kali c.,  mag. m.,  nat. m., puis., rhus.
  Sensitive to touch—aeon., am. c., calc. c, caps.
  Sharp—mur. a., nat. c.
  Shooting—belb, hyper., phos., phyt.
  Sore—lach., mag. c.,  mez.,  nat.  phos., psor.
  Stinging—apis,  berb., caps.,  kali bi.,  ♦mere, psor., sul.
  Stitches—aethus., alum., am.  m., arg. n., arn., ars., berb.,brom.,
bry., caust, cham., cina,  cinch., colch., con.,   ferr., kali bi.,kali e,
kali  ri., kalm., kreos.,  mang.,  mere cor., nat.  e, nat. m.,  nux m.,
nux'v..,'phos.  a.,  plumb., sepia, sib,  staph., ♦sub,   thuj.,  viola o.j
zinc.
  Tearing—aeon., ars.,  arum, baryt.,  ♦belb,  berb.,  canth.,  caps.,
cham., cinch., colch.,  guaiac, lach.,  lachn., ♦mere, nux m., nux v.,
plumb.,  puis.
  Throbbing,  beating, pulsating—♦amyl, ♦can.  i.,  ferr. phos.,glon.,
hep. s.,  mag.  m.,  nat.  m., nit. a., phos., puis., rhus,   sang.,  ♦tell.

Parts. 5;;..

  Auricles—berb., olean.
  Behind ears-—arn.,  aur., baryt., berb., camph., ♦caps., carb. an.,
con., ♦graph., hep. s., kali c.,  kali n., kalm., lye, mag. m., mar.v.,
mez., nat. m., petrol., ♦psor.,  sepia,  sil.
  Bones—apis, aur., baryt.,  lith.,  sil.
  Concha—kreos.,  psor.
  Eustachian tubes—ant. c, graph., kali s., nit. a., nux v., petrol.,
phyt.,  sib, tell.
;  External  ear—aeon.,  belb,   bry.,   calc.  e, cina,  ferr., graph.,
hep. s.,  kreos.,  mag.  c,  ♦mere,  mez., nat.  phos.,  ♦psor.,  puis.,
spong.
  Internal ear—♦belb, calc. c,  kali s., ♦mere, mur. a.,  sib,   thuj.
  Lobes—baryt.,  camph.,  caust., kali bi., ♦kali n., sepia. 
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Parts continued.
  Mastoid process—aur., canth., caps.,  cina,  mang., nit.  a., sib
  Meatus auditorius— ars.,  cist,  ferr., graph., kali bi., mere,♦mez.,
mur.  a., nit. a.,  puis., sib,  ♦tell.
  Middle ear—gels., iod.
  Nerves—kali n.
  Periosteum—carb. ani.
  Side, Left—aeon., aib, ant. e, arg.  n., arum, aur.,  borax, calc.c,
camph., caps., cham., cinch., guaiac, kali bi., kreos., lach.,lachn.,
lith.,  mez., nux  m., psor.,  stram.,  ♦sub, tell., ustib
  Right—aethus., am.  m., ant. c,  ars.,  arum, baryt., brom., bry.,
calc.  phos., canth., caust.,  ferr.,  glon., ham.,  kali bi., kali c,kalm.,
lachn., led., lob., mang., mere  b.  i.,  mez., mur. a.,  phyt, sang.,
zinc.
  Tragus—puis.
  Tympanum, membrana—ant. c,  berb.,  caps.,  ♦graph.,   kali s.,
mez.,  nat. m., sib,  tell., zinc.

  Polypi—calc.  c,  lye, petrol.,  phos.

Sensations—alum., ant.  c, arg. n.,   aur.,  baryt.,  berb.,  borax,
bry.,  canth., carb. v., caust.,  graph.,  hep. s., ign., kali c,  kalm.,
lach.,  lye,  mag.  c, mag.  m.,  mang.,   mar.  v.,  ♦mez.,   mur. a.,
nit. a., plat, puis.,  sib, stram.,  sub,  sul.  a.,  tell., thuj.,  zinc.
  Beating—berb., mur. a.,  nat.  e, nit.  a., sang.
  Buzzing—baryt.,  camph.,  ♦can.  i.,  carb.  v., caust.,  ♦chin, s.,
dulc,  ham., hyos.,  iod., mag. e, mur.  a., nat.  m.,  nux m., psor.,
sul. a.
  Cold—calc. phos.,  cic,   ipec,  kali  c, mere,  mur. a.,  phyt,
ver. v.
  Cracking—baryt., borax,  calc.  c, coff., graph., hep.  s.,  kali c,
kali chlor., mang.,  mur. a.,  nat. m., nit. a., petrol., zinc.
  Crawling, creeping—lach.,  mur.  a.
  Fullness —arg.  n., ♦can.  i., glon., mang.
  Heat, hot—aeon., alum.,  borax,  bry.,  camph., canth., caps.,cic,
ferr.  phos., kali c,  kreos.,   meph., nat.  phos., tabac.
  Hissing—graph.,  mar.  v.,  sul.
  Humming—alum.,  am. c,  am. m.,  bry.,  canth.,  cinch.,   con.,
dulc, lye,   mur. a., nat. m., nit.  a.,  psor.,  puis.,  sang.,  secale,
sepia, sul.
  Itching—♦agar., aib, am. c, am. m., aur.,  baryt, hep.  s.,  ign.,
kali  bi., kreos.,  lach., mag.  m.,  meph.,  mere b. i.,  mez., nat. m.,
nat.  phos., ♦nux v., psor.,  sepia, sib, ♦tell.
  Noises—aeon., arn.,  belb, bry.,  calc. phos., can. i.,  ferr. phos.,
graph.,  kalm., mang., mar. v., petrol.,  phos., phos.  a., plat,puis.,
sib,  thuj.
  Numb sense—lach., plat.
  Reverberations—♦caust., graph.,  mere,  nit.  a.,  nux v., phos.,
phos.  a., secale.
  Ringing—ant.  e, arg. n., ars., belb,  borax, brom., bry.,  camph.,
♦can.  i., canth.,  carb.  v.,   ♦chin,  s.,   ♦cinch.,  con.,  ferr.,  glon., 
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 graph.,  ham., led., mar. v.,  nat. m.,  petrol., plat., sang., sib, ♦sul.
   Roaring—aeon., alum., ambr.,  am. m.,  ant. c, ars., aur., baryt.,
 belb,  borax,  brom., bry., calc. c.,  canth.,  cham.,  ♦chin.  s.,  colch.
 con.,  gels.,  graph., hydras.,  kalic, kreos.,  led.,  lye, petrol., phos.,'
 ♦phos. a., ♦puis., secale, sib, ♦sub, ver. v.
   Rushing—cham.,  gels., graph., hyos., lach.,  lye, mang.,  strain.,
 tell.
   Singing—calc.  e,  calc.  phos.,  camph.,  can.  i.,  hyos.,  lachn.,
 sang., secale.
   Stopped or  obstructed feeling—berb.,  carb.  v.,  caust..  colch.,
 glon., led., lob., mere, mere b. i., nat. e,  nit. a., nux  m., phyt.,
 ♦puis., selen., sib, spig., tabac, tell., ver. a.
   Tingling—kali n.
   Tinnitus aurium—ferr. phos.
   Whistling—alum.,  ambr., tell.
   Whizzing—arg. n., hep.  s., kali  c, lye, mag. e, mang., mur.a.,
 petrol.

   Swollen—aeon., ant.  c,  apis,  borax, bry., calc. e, ♦caps.,  cist.,
graph., kali  b.,   kali e,  kreos.,  psor.,  puis., sib, ♦tell., thuj.
   Wax,  cerumen—am.  m.,  carb.  v.,  con., hep. s.,  kali  e,  lach.
mere  b. i., mur. a., petrol.,  psor., puis.,  selen., sil. 
CHAPTER VIL-NOSE.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Nosebleed with boys.   °Inner nose dry.
   Acetic  acid.  ^Nosebleed.   Liable to frequent catarrhal attacks.
   ♦Aconitum.   ♦Sense of smell very acute, Especially for unpleas^
 ant  odors. Nosebleed, bright-red.   Coryza: violent,  sneezing,fever,
 thirst, restlessness; dry or fluent,  caused by dry, cold  air or wind.
 Coryza,  with  headache,   roaring  in the ears,  fever, sleeplessness;
 especially if coryza has been suppressed  by exposure; better in the
 open air,  worse when talking.
   /Esculus.   -Dryess of  the posterior nares and  throat—coryza.
 Fluent coryza, dull,frontal headache, thin, watery discharge; burn-
 ing, rawness; sensitive to  inhaled air. Stinging and tearing in the
 posterior  nares and soft palate.
   Agaricus.   -Smell sensitive; vinegar unbearable.  Frequent sneez-
 ing.   Nosebleed when  blowing  nose early in the  morning.   Pro-
 fuse, fetid discharge from the nose.   Mucous  membrane  very  sen-
 sitive. Frequent dropping of clear water from  nose  without coryza.
   ♦Ailantus.    ♦Copious, thin, ichorous, bloody discharge, without
 fetor.  -Doss of smell.    Coryza with rawness inside and about  the
 nostrils;  the whole  nose and upper  lip become covered  v/ith  very
 thick grayish scabs.  Fluent nasal catarrh, without sneezing.  Dry-
 ness of the nose, secretion suppressed.   Itching and  uneasy feeling
 around nose.
   ♦Alumina.  ♦Redness of the  nose.  Point of nose cracked.  °Sense
 of smell weak.  Disposition to  colds in head.   Fluent  coryza, with
 frequent sneezing,free from one nostril,  the other obstructed; lachry-
 mation.   Chronic nasal  catarrh,  with  scurfy,   sore  nostrils,  and
discharge  of thick yellow mucus.   Discharge  of dry, hard, yellow-
green mucus from nose; nose swollen, red  and  sore to  touch, worse
evenings.   Violent pain at root  of nose.   Copious,  yellow, sour-
smelling mucus,  with sore  nostrils.   Septum  narium  swollen,  red
and  painful to touch.
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  ♦Ammonium carb.  ♦Nosebleed:  when washing face in  morning;
after dinner.  Stoppage mostly at night; must breathe through the
mouth,  with long lasting coryza.   When  stooping,blood  rushes to
tip  of nose.   Bloody mucus blown  from nose frequently.  Burning
water runs from nose.
  ♦Ammonium mur.   ♦Watery,  acrid  coryza,  corroding  the  lip.
-Loss of smell with coryza.  Sore internally at the edge of nostrils.
Ulcerative pain in left nostril, with sensitiveness  to  touch.  Exter-
nal  swelling of left nostril, with discharge of bloody  crusts.  Bleed-
ing from left  nostril, preceded  by  itching.   Constant  itching  in
nose, with irritation to blow it,  and sensation as  of  a large, rough
body up the nose, with obstruction.  Coryza, with stoppage of nose;
hoarseness and burning in larnyx.  Frequent sneezing.
  ♦Antimonium crud.  ♦Sore, cracked,  or  crusty  nostrils.  JStop-
page in nose.   Nosebleed:  evenings;  after  headache, with   giddi-
ness, with rush of blood to  head.  Coryza;  fluent or  dry.   Nose
painful  when  breathing, as from inhalation of cold  air or of acrid
vapors.
  ♦Apis.   ♦Nose  swollen, red  and cedematous.   :Thick,  white,
fetid mucous discharge,  mixed with blood.
  ♦Argentum  met.   ♦Violent fluent coryza with frequent sneezing
mornings.  °Tickling,  crawling sensation in nose, followed by nose-
bleed.   When blowing the nose, violent bleeding.
  Argentum nit.   °Sense of smell  blunted.  Smell  of  pus   before
the  nose; small ulcers in the nares.  Discharge of whitish pus, with
clots of blood.  Coryza, with  stupefying  headache over  the eyes,
has to lie down;  sneezing,  chilliness,  lachrymation, sickly look.
Violent itching of the nose.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Nosebleed:  preceded  by  tingling; copious after every
exertion; from mechanical causes; after washing the  face.    Violent
sneezing after overlifting the day before.  °Bruised  pain  in nose.
End of  nose cold.   Swelling of  nose.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Cannot bear the smell or sight of  food.    Watery
discharge causes burning and smarting  at nostrils,as if sore.  Knotty
swelling of the  nose.   Discharge of burning,  ichorous  fluid  from
the  nose,  excoriating the nostrils and  upper lip.  Nose obstructed;
must breathe  through  the  mouth. Nostrils  sore   and  chapped.
 Offensive smell   before the nose.  Smell  of  pitch and sulphur al-
ternately, before the nose.  Dryness  of the nasal cavity.  Discharge of 
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 burning mucus from the right nostril. Fluent  coryza, with frequent
 sneezing;  with hoarseness and frequent  sleeplessness;  with swollen
 nose;  alternating  with   stoppage.   Distressing  stoppage at  the
 bridge of the nose.  Nosebleed after a fit  of  passion  or vomiting.
   ♦Arum triph.  ♦Acrid, ichorous discharge, excoriating inside,  alae
 and upper lip.   Corrosive,  yellow, nasal  discharge  in  diphtheria;
 nostrils  raw.   Nose  stopped  up; worse   left  side,  must  breathe
 through the  mouth;   worse  mornings — scarlatina.  Nostrils sore,
 chapped, worse left.   Drink passes up through the  nose. Constant
 picking  at the nose.   -Coryza,  fluid,  acrid.   Nose  moist, but  ob-
 structed; discharge in the morning streaked with blood; during  the
 day, yellow thick mucus.  Sneezing and  sleepy; worse at night.
   ♦Asafcetida.   ♦Offensive discharge  from  the nose.   Stench from
 the nose.  -Unpainful tension over  nasal  bones, with  numbness.
 Swelling and inflammation affecting bones, with  feeling as if nose
 would burst.
   ♦Aurum met.   ♦Ulcerated,agglutinated and painful nostrils;  can-
 not breathe through the nose; crusts in the nose.  Burning, itching,
 stitching and smarting;  feeling of soreness in the nose, especially
 when  touched.   °Complaints caused  by  strong  odors.   Sensitive
 smell; everything smells too strong.   Putrid  smell  when  blowing
 nose.  Want of smell.   Nose feels obstructed,as  in  dry coryza,  yet
 air passes through freely.  Ozaena,excessively fetid discharge;  severe
 frontal headache.   Coryza, thick discharge, like  white of egg; fre-
 quent  sneezing.  Caries of nasal bones;   right nasal bone and  ad-
 joining parts of upper  jaw painful  to touch.   Boring  in left side
 of nasal  bone toward the maxilla.  Mucous discharge  from posterior
 nares in the morning.   Tip of nose   bright  red.   Nose red and
 swollen.
   Baryta carb.  Coryza,  nose and upper lip swollen;, children with
 large  abdomen.  Frequent  nosebleed.   Sneezing  causing concus-
 sive pain in the brain.   Tormenting dryness  in nose;  secretion of
 thick,  yellow mucus.  Formation of scabs  in  the posterior nares
 and behind the base of the uvula.  Scurfs under the nose.
   ♦Belladonna.   ♦Great sensitiveness  of  smell;   -faintest odor,  es-
 pecially  of tobacco and soot, unbearable.  Frequent sneezing.  Dry-
 ness of nose, with dull frontal headache. Fluent coryza,from one nos-
tril only. Coryza,  with offensive smell in  nose, as of  herring pickle,
especially when blowing  the  nose.   Discharge   of  mucus,  mixed 
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with blood from the nose.  Suppressed  catarrh;  maddening head-
ache.  Nostrils and corners of lips ulcerated, with pain or itching.
Sudden redness of  tip of nose, with burning sensation.   Nosebleed:
with congestion to  the  head:  in children at night.
  Berberis.    Titillation,  irritation to sneeze.  Drops of blood from
the left nostril.  Dryness  of  the   nose.   Obstinate catarrh  of left
nostril, with secretion,  first of yellow water, later, purulent, white,
yellow or green mucus;  empyieumatic smell and taste,  particularly
in morning.
  Borax.    Bleeding from the nose, morning.   Sneezing causes se-
vere stitch in right  side of  chest.  Fluent coryza with much crawling
in the nose.   Discharge of much  greenish, thick mucus  from the
nose.  Dry  crusts in the nose, re-form if removed. Boil  in the  fore
part of the  left nostril, toward the tip, with sore  pain and swelling
of tip  of nose.   Red and shining nose, with throbbing  and tensive
sensation.
  ♦Bromium.  ♦Fluent coryza with sneezing, long  continued  and
obstinate corrosive soreness under the nose and  in margins of  nos-
trils.  °Coryza, with sneezing.  Nosebleed with relief of chest and
eye symptoms.
  ♦Bryonia.   ♦Nosebleed, especially  in  morning when   rising.
GFrequent sneezing.  Fluent  coryza, watery or greenish.  Catarrh,
extending to the frontal sinuses or into  chest.   Swelling of  tip of
nose, with twitching pain in  it,  and on  touch feeling as if it would
ulcerate.
  Calcarea carb.  ^Impaired  smell. Very offensive smell  in the nose,
as from dung,  or rotten eggs.  Severe fluent coryza,with headache.
Frequent sneezing  without  coryza, or with dry  coryza.   Dryness
of the nose,  or stopped  by fetid,  yellow  pus.  Catarrhal symptoms
attended with great hunger,  a sort of metastasis from  the nose to
the abdomen, as when  coryza ceases colic sets in.  Sore, ulcerated
nostrils.  Bleeding of nose in the morning.   At  night  the nose is
dry and obstructed, while by day it is moist and free.  Ozaena. Nasal
polypi.  Swelling of the nose, also at  the  root.
  Calc. fluor.  °(Ozaena, affection  of nose.—Schussler.)
  Calcarea phos.   GSneezing and  soreness on the edge  of  the  alae;
fluent  coryza,  forenoon.   Nosebleed;  afternoons.  Coryza; fluent
in a cold room;  stopped in warm air  and  out-doors.   Point  of
nose  icy cold.  Nose swollen;  nostrils sore.   Large pedunculated 
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nasal polypi.   (Ozaena,  with  scrofulous symptoms.   Catarrhs of
anaemic persons.—Schussler.)
  Camphora.   -Fluent coryza,  with headache,  on sudden  change
of weather.
  Cantharis.    Nosebleed early in the  morning.   Erysipelatous
 inflammation of the dorsum of the nose,  spreading to both cheeks,
but  more to the right;  followed by desquamation.   Secretion of
much tenacious mucus from the nose, without sneezing; hoarseness
and  painful hawking of tough mucus from chest; nightly,  dry  cut-
ting stitches along trachea externally.   Mucus collects in  posterior
nares,  difficult to dislodge.
  Capsicum.   cInfluenza with  violent sneezing, and  discharge of
thin mucus, sometimes with burning.   Nosebleed  in  the  morning
in bed.  Bloody mucus discharge from  the  nose,  when coughing.
Collection  of thick mucus in the nose and throat.  Tingling titilla-
tion in the nose.   Tip of nose very hot.
  ♦Carbo ani.   ♦Nosebleed:  every  morning, preceded  by vertigo,
°or confusion in head.   Dry coryza,cannot breathe through nose in
morning on waking, and for some time after.  Coryza, scraping in
throat, worse evening,  night, and when swallowing.  Fluent coryza,
with loss of smell, yawning and sneezing.  Tip of nose red, pain-
ful to touch; skin feels tight, is chapped; little  boils inside. Hard,
 bluish tumor on end of nose.
  Carbo veg.   cNose  pointed;hippocratic face.   Frequent and easy
epistaxis;  worse at night or in  forenoon,  followed by pain over the
chest.   Nosebleed: several times daily for weeks;  face pale before
and after every attack; after straining at stool;  small,  intermittent
pulse;  after debauch; in old or debilitated people.  Frequent sneez-
ing with constant and violent crawling and tickling  in the  nose.
Fruitless irritation to  sneeze, with  crawling in left nostril.   Severe
coryza,  with hoarseness and rawness of the chest.  Dry coryza.
  Causticum.   °Frequent sneezing.  Fluent  coryza, with  pain in
chest and limbs.  Dry coryza,  with stoppage of nose.  Blowing of
blood from  nose mornings.  Profuse nosebleed.   Pimples  on tip of
the nose.   Itching of tip and alae.  Old warts on the nose.
  ♦Cepa.   ♦Copious, watery discharge from  the  nose and  watering
of the  eyes.   Constant sneezing, with profuse, acrid coryza, when
coming into a  warm room.  °Spring coryza, tingling and  itching
in right nostril.  Every year in August, morning coryza, with  vio- 
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lent  sneezing; very sensitive  to odor of  flowers and skin of peaches
(lasting  two or  three weeks).   Fluent coryza,  headache, lachryma-
tion, cough,  thirst, want of appetite, trembling of hands, feverish,
worse evenings  and in-doors;  better in  open air.   Profuse watery,
acrid, nasal discharge,  with bland lachrymation.   Ichorous oozing
out of nose—second stage scarlatina.  Polypus of nose, epistaxis.
  Chamomilla.   ^-Extremely sensitive to  all odors.    Irritation to
sneeze,  with crawling dry heat and  stopped-up  sensation;  feeling
as if coryza would appear.   Coryza, fluent, watery, viscid.   Nose-
bleed, relieving the confusion  of the head.
  Cicuta.  -Nose very sensitive to touch,  slight touch causes it to
bleed.   Yellow  discharge from nose.  Yellow scurfs on nose.   Fre-
quent sneezing  without  coryza.
  ♦Cina.  ♦Boring in the nose,with the  finger.   °Sneezing with  the
whooping cough.  Violent sneezing  with stitches  in temples. Bleed-
ing of  nose.   Stoppage of the nose in the  evening.   Itching  of  the
nose.  Child rubs the nose on the pillow,  on the shoulders of  the
 nurse, or with  the hands.
  Cinchona.   -Smell too acute. Dry coryza,toothache,lachrymation;
much sneezing.   Nosebleed,  anaemia;  ringing  in  the ears; face
pale, fainting.   Habitual nosebleed, especially morning  on rising.
  Cistus.  °Cold feeling in the nose.  Frequent and violent  sneez-
ing,  mostly evening and morning, chronic  nasal  catarrh.   Leftside
inflamed and swollen.   Tip of nose painful.    Eczema of  the nose.
  Coffea.  °Acute, sensitive smell.    Nosebleed;  with heaviness of
head and ill-humor; during strain at stool.
  Colchicum. ,Smell morbidly acute; the odor of meat broth  causes
nausea,  and  that of fresh eggs nearly fainting.    Sore  pain  in  the
septum.   Nosebleed. Sneezing, also with crawling sensation  in  the
nose.  Long lasting  coryza;   discharge  thin, tenacious.    Nostrils
dry and black.
  Conium.   ° Acute sense of smell.  Purulent  discharge  from  the
nose; also, hardened crusts.   Epistaxis.   Frequent sneezing.
  ♦Crocus.   ♦Epistaxis of very tenacious,  thick,  black blood, with
cold  sweat in large drops, on  the forehead.  -Violent sneezing.
  Dulcamara.   "Nosebleed, hot, clear blood; pressure above  nose;
worse after getting wet.  Coryza  dry; better during  motion;  worse
during rest;  renewed by the  slightest  exposure.    Severe coryza,
skin hot, dry; limbs cold, stiff, numb and painful; general,offensive
sweat.    Nasal catarrh dry,  in a dry atmosphere. 
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   Eupatorium perf.  °Coryza, with aching in  every bone.  Influenza,
 with weak  pulse, prostration,  bones sore, especially with inebriates
 and old people.
   ♦Euphrasia. ♦Profuse, bland, fluent coryza, with scalding tears and
 aversion  to light;  worse evening and during  the night, while lying
 down.    Sneezing with coryza.  Small red  spots, like pimples, on
 upper right side of nose; twinging,starting pain in the nose.  Pain
 from right  to left over the bridge of the nose; left half of face  and
 forehead  and  left eye inflamed; earache.   Flat cancer  on right side
 of nose.
   Ferric  phos.   G(Bleeding of nose, especially of children.   Cold
 in head first stage; disturbed circulation.—Schussler.)
   Ferrum met.   °Bloody puruloid-greenish, whey-like,  slimy, acrid
 discharge; cold in head.  Dropping of fluid from posterior nares or
 frontal sinuses; headache. Nose continually filled with clotted blood,
 especially with  coryza.   Epistaxis; in anaemic patients  subject  to
 ebullitions.  Scabs out of nose, or coughed up every few weeks.
   Gelsemium. -Violent morning paroxysms of sneezing; tingling in
 nose.  Watery, excoriating discharge;  a feeling from throat up into
 left  nostril, like  a stream of  scalding water;  right nostril  stopped
 up;  nasal voice.   Coryza in spring and summer  weather.    Edges
 of nostrils  red,  sore.  Fullness at root of nose; pains extending to
 neck and clavicles.
   ♦Graphites.  ♦Sense  of smell too acute;  cannot tolerate the smell
 of flowers.  Nose sore and  painful  internally.   cSmell  from  the
 nose like from burned hair.   Loss of smell; with dryness of  nose;
 with coryza.  Nosebleed: in  the  evening, the  afternoon preceding
 rush  of blood to  the  head and heat of the  face;  at  night;  in  the
 morning;  with running  coryza. Bloody mucus discharge from nose.
 Frequent discharge of thick,  yellowish, fetid  mucus from the  nose.
 Purulent, fetid secretion.   Dryness of the nose.  Sneezing on  open-
 ing the eyes, either with dryness of nose or  running coryza.  Stoppage
 of the nose, with  secretion of tough, badly smelling mucus.  Coryza
 on getting cold.   Excoriation of  nose.   Mucus  often   forms  hard
 masses or crusts  in coryza.    Dry  scabs  in  the nose, with  sore,
cracked and ulcerated nostrils.  Swelling of  the nose.   Red  nose
with  black pores.
  ♦Hamam'elis. ♦Epistaxis, flow passive,non-coagulable.  Epistaxis,
with  feeling of tightness of the bridge of  the  nose  and  crowding 
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pressure in forehead between the eyes.   The nosebleed  clears  her
head  and affords great relief. Profuse epitaxis,flow passive,  venous,
idiopathic,  or vicarious.  -Over-sensitive smell.  Bad smell from the
nose.  Sneezing spells, watery, excoriating, burning discharge.  Nose
feels  stopped up.
   Helleborus.    Smell  diminished.  Nostrils look as if smoked,
sooty.  Nose pointed; nostrils  dirty, dry.  Frequently rubs the  nose.
Sneezing.
   Hepar sulph.  "-Sense  of  smell acute.   Nosebleed after singing.
Coryza, with inflammatory swelling of the  nose, painful,  like from
a boil; also with cough.   Sore  pain on the dorsum of nose,  when
touching it.   Itching in  the nose.
   ♦Hydrastis.   ♦Coryza,   water)-,  excoriating, burning in the  nose,
more  the  right nostril;  discharge scanty  in the room,   profuse  out
of door;  rawness in throat and  chest.    Ozaena, cwith bloody,  pur-
ulent  discharge.   Tickling like a hair, in  the right nostril.  Sneez-
ing with fullness over the eyes,  dull,  frontal headache, pain in  the
right  breast and down the arms.   The air feels cold  in  the  nose.
Secretion more from the  posterior nares, thick, tenacious.   Nose-
bleed left nostril,  with burning rawness,  followed by itching.  Sore-
ness of the cartilaginous  septum,bleeding when touched,  inner edge
of right aia sore and thickened.
   Illicium ani.  °Acute catarrh.  Watery  discharge from the nostrils.
Warm, smarting sensation  in  the  nose,  succeeded  by  sneezing.
Sharp stitches in tip of nose.
   Iodium.   °Sensation as if the alae were spread  wide  open  and
nose dry; loss of smell;  in the evening,  sneezing.  Dry coryza, be-
coming fluent in open air.  Chronic fetid discharge from  nose;  nose
painful and swollen.
   Ipecacuanha.  °Loss of  smell;  catarrh, with  nausea, epistaxis;
stoppage of nose.   Nosebleed;  blood  bright.
   ♦Kali bichrom.   ♦Ulceration  of the  septum narium.   Purulent
inflammation of the whole mucous membrane.   Formation  of  hard
plugs in  the nostrils.   Great dryness of the nose with a feeling of
pressure  in the nasal bones.   Pressure,  or pressive pain at root of
nose.   'Loss of smell.   Fetid smell from nose.    Thick, dark  red
blood from the nose;  irregular, small,  contracted  pulse.    Ropy,
tough discharge, often also from  the  posterior  nares,  offensive  or
not.   Discharge of tough, green masses;  or  hard  plugs.   Coryza 
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 fluent,  excoriating nose and lip; nostrils sensitive, ulcerated; round
 ulcers or scabs on the septum.   Spot in the  right  lachrymal bone
 is swollen and throbbing;  profuse secretion from  nostrils.   Coryza,
 with pressure and tightness at root of nose;  worse  evenings and in
 the  open air; in the  morning obstruction or bleeding from the right
 nostril.   Sneezing in the morning; on  going  into  the  ope-.i   air.
 Tickling as  from a hair, high up in left nostril.
   Kali carb.    Dull smell, especially from catarrh.   Fluent coryza,
 excessive sneezing, pain in back, headache and lassitude.  Obstruc-
 tion of nose, making breathing through nostrils impossible; goes off
 when walking in open air,  but  returns  in the room; itching in  the
 nose; fetid,  yellow-green  discharge from one nostril.   Dry  coryza,
 with loss of voice, hoarseness;  mucus in the throat, sensation  of  a
 lump in  the throat.   Burning in  the  nose;   sore,  crusty nostrils;
 bloody,red nostrils,every morning; external nose red,swollen; sting-
 ing  pains.   Nosebleed when  washing the face, every morning at  9
 o'clock.
   Kali chlor.  (-Catarrh,phlegm white, not transparent.—Schussler.)
   ♦ Kali iod.   ♦Accumulation of tenacious mucus  in nostrils.  Dis-
 charge  from  nose of  greenish, black or  yellowish  matter; of foul,
 sickening smell; of decomposed  greenish red blood.    Sensation of
 fullness and  tightness at root of nose.   Throbbing and  burning
 pains in  nasal and frontal  bones,with swelling.   -Violent epistaxis
 after mercury.  From least cold, violent,  acrid coryza;  bloated eye-
 lids, singing  in the ears, red  face,  white tongue,  violent thirst;  al-
 ternate  heat   and chilliness;   headache,  dark, hot  urine;  abuse  of
 mercury.   Nose red, swollen; discharge acrid,  watery, tightness at
 the root of nose—syphilis.
   Kali  nit.    -Loss of smell,with coryza; husky voice; mucus passes
 through posterior nares into fauces.   Mucous polypus.   Nosebleed;
 tip of nose inflamed, sore;  blood  acrid, like  vinegar.    Bones  of
 nose sore to  touch;  nose swollen internally, with scurfs.
   Kali phos.  (Bleeding of nose  and disposition thereto, from weak-
 ness. —Schussler.)
   Kreosotum.    Offensive  smell  before the nose, with  loss  of   ap-
 petite; stinking in the morning  when  awaking.   Nosebleed, with
heaviness and  throbbing  in forehead.   Thin, bright-red  blood from
both nostrils.  Catarrh, fluent  or  dry, with much sneezing. Chronic
catarrh with old people.  Epithelial cancer on right aia nasi.  Lupus 
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on the nose, left side.   Frequent sneezing with  dry, nasal catarrh.
  Lachesis.   -Nosebleed dark; with amenorrhea; typhus,etc..blow-
ing of blood,  mostly in  the morning.  Coryza, preceded   by  head-
ache, discharge watery with red nostrils,  herpes  on the  lips.  Re-
lieves paroxysms of sneezing in hay asthma.  Nasal mucous  mem-
brane swollen; sneezing.  Nose red  externally;   nose  filled  with
scabs; discharge of  pus  and  blood;  mercurio-syphilis;  also  in
drunkards.
  Lithium carb.   -Swollen, red,  worse right side;  internally sore
and dry; shining crusts  form.    Nose  obstructed above,  worse  in
morning and forenoon.  Mucous discharge in evening.    Dropping
from  nose in  open  air.
  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Violent catarrh with swelling of  the nose  and
acrid discharge.  Nose stopped up; cannot breathe through it, with
excessive dryness.    The ichorous discharge from nose begins  in
right nostril—scarlatina, diphtheria.   Over-sensitiveness  of  smell.
Nose stopped up, especially at the root; breathes with open  mouth
and protruding tongue—diphtheria.   Snuffles, child  starts out  of
sleep, rubbing its nose.   Catarrh of nose and frontal sinuses;  dis-
charge  yellow and  thick,  frontal  headache,  yellow  complexion.
Scurf in  nose.   Fan-like motion of alae nasi.
  Magnesia carb.   ^-Bleeding from nose in the morning, more from
right side.  Vesicular eruption in the nose with  pressing pain.  Dry
coryza and  obstruction of the nose, waking one at night.
  Magnesia mur.   °Coryza with dullness of the  head, and loss of
smell and taste; discharge of yellow,  fetid  mucus.   Discharge of
acrid,corrosive water from the nose;  nose obstructed at night. Red-
ness and swelling of the nose  or of the alae. Sore pain and burning
in the nostrils.   Scurfs  in the nostrils, painful to touch;  ulcerated
nostrils.
  ♦Marum verum.   ♦Nasal polypus.    Sensation as if nostrils were
stopped; blowing nose or sneezing does not remove the obstruction.
°Tingling in the nose,frequent sneezing,followed by coryza. Large,
irregular pieces discharge  from the nose; foul breath—ozaena.
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Nosebleed,  when  coughing and   during  sleep,*
 blood hangs  in dark, coagulated strings.    Coryza:  fluent,  corro-
sive,  with much  sneezing;   nostrils  bleeding,  scurfy;   nose red,
swollen,  shining;   worse from damp weather; at night;  from either
cold or warm  air; not relieved by  sweat.  Greenish,  fetid pus from
the nose;  nasal  bones swollen and painful  to touch. 
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   Mercurius biniod.   GCoryza and dull hearing, better getting warm
by walking.   Right side of  nose hot,  swollen with  coryza.   Much
sneezing with running from  the nose.  Whitish-yellow,or bloody dis-
charge; affection of posterior nares with raw sensation; nasal bones
diseased; turbinated bones swollen.    Hawks mucus from posterior
nares.   Crusty eruption on  wings of nose.
   ♦Mercurius cor   ♦Fluent   coryza, Gloss of  smell;  rawness  and
smarting in the  nostrils. Swelling and redness of the nose.  Ozaena,
discharge from the nose  like glue, drying up of the posterior nares,
perforation of the septum.   Nose stopped up and at the  same time
discharges.
   Mezereum.     Ineffectual  irritation  to  sneeze.   Sneezing, with
coryza; with sore pain  in the chest.  The  sense of smell diminished,
with dryness of the nose.  Twitching  (visible) on the root  of   the
nose.  Fluent coryza, soreness and scabs in the  nose; soreness and
burning of the upper lip.   Constant excoriation  of  the nose.
   ♦Millefolium.   ♦Nosebleed; -also  in congestions  to the head and
chest;  excessive.  Piercing  pain  from  eyes  to root of nose.
   Muriatic  acid.   cLong  lasting nosebleed.  Nosebleed,  whoop-
ing-cough.  Coryza thin, acrid,  making parts sore.    Coryza,  with
thick,  yellow discharge. Discharge of  thin pus from nose, excoriat-
ing the parts.  Pimples; freckles.
   ♦Natrum carb.  ♦Much  nasal mucus passes through  the  mouth.
GLoss  of smell and taste, with coryza.  Coryza fluent;  violent sneez-
ing;  worse at night, when nose is  obstructed; worse  from least draft
of air,  or any change of clothing; worse on alternate  days;  better
after sweat.  Thick yellow or green discharge; nose stopped at night.
Hard,fetid clots  from  one nostril.   Nostrils  ulcerated,  high  up.
Humid,herpetic  eruptions and ulcers on nose,around mouth,and on
lips. Peeling off  of dorsum  and tip of  nose,  painful when touched.
Red nose with white pimples on it.
   Natrum mur.    GLoss of smell and taste, especially with catarrh.
Nosebleed when  stooping, or when coughing at night.   Liable to
catch cold; coryza fluent, alternately with stoppage of  the nose;
posterior nares dry,with hawking in the morning; spasms of sneez-
ing  each morning,  or  ineffectual attempts.    In catarrh  when   the
secretion is  clear mucus.  Nose sore,  interior wings swollen; scabs
in nose.  Left-sided inflammation and swelling of nose,  painful  to
touch.   Nose on one side  feels numb.   (Catarrhs,chronic, of blood- 
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less patients, the mucus has sometimes a salty taste.  Coryza,cold
in  the  head, with  watery,  clear,  slimy  or  starchy  discharge.—
Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   Nosebleed during measles; stops and returns often.
Nose stopped up.   Sneezing and fluent coryza.   Ozaena  syphilitica
beginning with  ulcers.   Itching of wings of nose, inducing  rubbing.
(Cold, catarrh,  when there are greenish secretions.—Schussler.)
   ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Violent coryza  with soreness  and bleeding of the
nose.  Stitches as from a splinter in the nose on touch.     Tip  of
nose red; nostrils ulcerated and sore.   Disagreeable smell on inhal-
ing air.    Nosebleed mornings; black,  clotted;  also when weeping;
blood  acrid.   Sneezing  during sleep.   Nose obstructed, with   dry
coryza, or with  dropping of water;  wings of nose swollen,  burning.
Fetid, yellow, nasal discharge. Ozaena with ulcers.  Corroding nasal
discharge.  Condylomata on  nose.   Large, soft  protuberances  on
alae, covered  with  crusts—syphilis.    Dirty, bloody  mucus  from
posterior nares.   Green crusts from the nose every morning.
   Nux mos.  -Over-sensitiveness of  smell.  Nosebleed; blood usually
dark, black.   Sneezing,nose internally dry,stopped up,must breathe
with mouth open.   Catarrh worse in cold, damp  weather.
   ♦Nux vom.  ♦Profuse discharge of acrid mucus from the obstructed
nostrils.   Coryza, fluent in the morning,  fluent during the day and
stopped  at night; in the morning and after  dinner, with   scraping
and crawling  in the nose  and throat,  with  frequent  sneezing,  es-
pecially  in the morning in bed, with headache,  heat in the face and
chilliness.   -Over sensitiveness  to  strong  odors,  even  fainting.
Smell  before the nose like  old cheese or brimstone.  Snuffles, espec-
ially in the new-born.   Nosebleed  in the morning from suppressed
haemorrhoidal flow.   Internal nose  inflamed.
   Paris quad.   ^Discharge of red or greenish  mucus on  blowing
the nose.  Stuffed condition  and  fullness at the root of  the nose-
constant hawking of tenacious, white tasteless mucus.
   Petroleum.    -Slight  epistaxis,  relieving the headache.   Dry feel-
ing in  nose,  frequent sneezing; adherent phlegm blown out in small
lumps; thick phlegm in posterior nares; worse mornings.  Swelling
of the  nose, with pain  at  its  root;  purulent discharge.   Fluent
coryza, with  hoarseness.
  *Phosphorus.   ♦Nose swollen and  painful  to  touch.    Internal
nose swollen,  dry  and stopped up;  ulcerated scabs  on  margin of 
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nostrils.   Frequent blowing of blood from the nose.  Polypi  nasi
when they bleed easily.   Profuse nosebleed.  Coryza:  fluent, dull-
ness of head,  sleepiness, especially during the day and after meals;
alternate fluent and  dry with  frequent sneezing; dry,forming crusts,
adhering  firmly;  profuse discharge  flowing down into fauces; neck
swollen; eyes  staring,  consequent  on  the resulting  stagnation  of
blood;  scarlatina.  Profuse  discharge of  green  or  yellow mucus
from the  nose, without coryza.  Severe  haemorrhage from nose in
diphtheria,  following   detachment  of  the  membrane from   the
nose.    Sneezing causes pain  in the throat.   Sensation of fullness
in nose,especially high up in left nostril, with loose mucus.  Chronic
inflammation  of  the  nasal membrane, with  suppressed  or over-
sensitive smell.  Nose swollen, red, shining, and  inner nose  very
dry.  Wing-like motion of alae nasi.   Freckles on nose.
  Phosphoric acid.   -Fetid smell from the nose.    Sense of  smell
too acute.  Discharge of bloody mucus from nose.  Nosebleed, in ty-
phus, giving  no relief.  Swelling on  dorsum  of  nose, with   red
spots;  scurfs.
  Phytolacca.   °Thin,watery discharge from nostrils,increasing till
the nose becomes stuffed.  Flow of mucus from one nostril, while the
other is stopped;  both stopped up while riding.   Acrid discharge,
excoriating—scarlatina.
  Plumbum.  Erysipelatous  inflammation of  nose; vesicles on  al3e.
Fetid odor  before nose.  Much tough mucus in  nose, which  can
only be discharged through posterior nares.   Cold nose.
  Psorinum.   °Loss of smell.   Smell of  blood.    Nose sensitive
when inhaling air.  Boring,  stinging in right nostril, followed by
excessive  sneezing.   Burning,  followed  by  thin  nasal discharge
which  relieves.   Tough mucus  in nose;  feels like a plug there;  it
nauseates him;  better when stooping.   Catarrh with cough and ex-
pectoration  of  yellow-green  mucus.    Septum  inflamed,  large
pustules.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Coryza fluid or dry:  frequent  sneezing;  loss  of
smell and taste;  nostrils sore; wings raw;  later, yellow-green  dis-
charge; worse indoors;chilliness; pale face; head confused;  frontal
headache.   Stoppage of  nose,  in evening, and in warm room;  in
morning yellow,  opaque, offensive mucous  discharge.   Bad smell,
as of old catarrh in  nose; objective stench from  nose.  -Nosebleed
with suppressed  menses; with dry coryza; in anaemia, blood coagu- 
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lated.  Green,  fetid nasal  discharge, with  diminished  taste  and
smell;  chronic, thick,  yellow, bland  discharge.
  Ranunculus bulb.  -Redness and   inflammatory swelling of  the
nose, with tension.   Scabs in nostrils.
  Rhus tox.  -Loss of  smell.  Epistaxis of coagulated blood; worse
at night and when stooping; at stool or from exertion; also in typhus,
with some relief.   Spasmodic sneezing.   Discharge from the nose;
of thick, yellow mucus;  of  green, offensive pus;  of  yellow  ichor;
with swollen cervical glands.  Fever  blisters and crusts under nose.
Tip  of nose red and sensitive;  nose  sore  internally.    Puffiness  of
nose.
  Rumex.    Epistaxis,  violent sneezing and  painful  irritation  of
nostrils.   Nose obstructed; dry sensation even  in  posterior nares.
Fluent coryza,  with sneezing; worse evening  and  night.   Yellow
mucus discharge through posterior nares.
  Sanguinaria.   -Loss of smell.  Nasal  polypi.   Fluent   coryza,
with frequent sneezing;  worse right  side.    Ulcerative ozaena, with
epistaxis.  Rose cold  and subsequent asthma; sick and  faint from
odor of flowers.
  ♦Secale. ♦Bleeding  of nose; "-blood dark, runs continuously,with
great prostration, small  thread-like pulse, in old people  or drunk-
ards; of young women.  Sneezing.    Nose stopped up, yet  watery
discharge running  from  it.
  Selenium.   ^Itching in  nose and  on  borders of  wings.    Incli-
nation to bore  fingers into  nose.  Yellow,  thick,  jelly-like mucus  in
nose.  Discharge of dark blood from nose.    Phlegm  in  choanae.
Coryza ending  in diarrhoea. Complete obstruction of nose,  chronic.
  Sepia.   *~Great sensitiveness to odors.   Loss of  smell,  or  fetid
smell before  the nose.   Epistaxis, also during  pregnancy and with
haemorrhoids. Dry  coryza,  especially in  the  left nostril.   Fluent
coryza with sneezing,  early morning.  Swollen  inflamed  nose;  nos-
trils sore, ulcerated and scabby.  Blowing of large lumps   of  yel-
low-green crusts  with  blood from the nose.    Painful  eruption  on
tip  of nose.
  Silicia.    Loss of smell.    Much  sneezing  with  acrid   coryza.
Dryness  and  stoppage,after checked foot-sweat.  Nosebleed.   Coryza,
long lasting,  oft  returning.   Nose stuffed up,  or alternately dry and
fluent;  obstructed  mornings, fluent during the  day.    With every
fresh cold stoppage and acrid discharge;  makes inner nose  sore and 
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 bloody.   Gnawing and ulcers high up in nose with great sensitive-
 ness  to  contact.   Nose  inwardly  dry, excoriated, covered  with
 crusts.   Swelling of nasal mucous membrane; chronic coryza.   In-
 tolerable itching of tip of nose.   Cold nose.
   Spigelia.    Violent nosebleed,  also  with  endocarditis.   Coryza
 fluent;  with  dry  heat,   no  thirst;  eyes  watery,  headache  with
 hoarseness and  anxiety about the  heart.  Copious,offensive mucus,
 flows through posterior nares, causing choking at night.   Tickling
 and itching in nose. Herpetic eruption on  nose.
   Spongia.   Nosebleed,  especially when blowing it. Nose stopped
 up—whooping  cough.    Fluent coryza,  hoarseness; crampy cough;
 after dry.  cold winds.  Nasal mucus  viscous,  grows thick.   Mem-
 branous  croup.   Nose pinched, cold.
   Squilla. cChild sneezes during  cough;  eyes water; rubs eyes and
 nose—measles.  Acrid, corrosive,  fluent coryza mornings.    Humid
 eruptions  under nose, with stinging,  itching.
   Stannum.   cOver-sensitive smell.  Stuffed feeling and  heaviness,
 high  up in nostrils. Dry  coryza on one side, with hoarseness,swell-
 ing and redness of  the  nostrils.
   Staphisagria.   -Scratching  in choanae.   Ulceration of nostrils,
 with  scabs deep in nose.    Violent, coryza; one nostril is  stuffed up,
 with  much sneezing and  lachrymation; with nasal voice.
   ♦Sticta.   ♦Constant need to blow nose, but no discharge results.
 Feeling of fullness and heavy pressure at root of nose.    °Tingling
 in right side of  nose;  loss of  smell;  dry  coryza.    Excessive  and
 painful  dryness  of mucous membrane; secretions dry rapidly, form-
 ing scabs  difficult to dislodge—influenza.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Freckles and black pores on nose.   Violent, fluent
 coryza,  with frequent  sneezing; offensive  odor of  nasal  mucus, as
 of old catarrh.  Itching and burning of nostrils,as if sore.   °Bloody
discharge when  blowing the nose.   Profuse catarrhal  discharge of
 burning water.   Fluent, burning  coryza  out-door's;  nose  stopped
up in-doors.   Chronic stoppage, also of one nostril.  Dry ulcers or
scabs in nose.   Swelling  and inflammation  of nose; red nose.
   Suphuric acid.  GNosebleed;  oozing of dark,thin blood; evenings;
worse from smelling coffee; of old people.  Coryza, alternately dry
and fluent, with loss of smell and  taste, hunger,  sore eyes and ten-
sion in  forehead.
   ♦Tellurium.   ♦Fluent coryza, lachrymation,and hoarseness, when 
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walking  in the open air,  also  short  cough  and  pressure  under
sternum.
  ♦Theridion.   ♦Chronic catarrh;  discharge offensive smelling,thick
yellow, or yellowish-green.    ^Sneezing;  watery  discharge, worse
evening.
  Thuja occ   -Smell in nose, as of fish-brine.  Coryza, fluent out-
doors,dry in  the  room. Blows out much thick, green mucus, mixed
with blood and  pus; later brown scabs;  nose sore;  red eruption on
the alae,  often moist.   Painful scabs in  nostrils.
  Trillium. °Profuse  epistaxis,  passive.
  Varatrum alb.    Smell before the nose as from manure  or  from
smoke.  Nose grows  more  pointed,  seems  longer;   face  cold, icy
cold;  mouth  cold.   Epistaxis: right-sided,  only at night  in  sleep;
face deathly  pale, body cold, intermittent.   Boring  in the nose.
Nose  inside feels too dry.
  Zincum  met.    Nose dry; brain affected.  Coryza  with hoarseness
and burning  in chest.  Nose feels sore internally.   Swelling of one
side of nose,  with loss of smell.
  Zingiber.   Sneezing and ineffectual attempts.  Watery   coryza,
right  side,then left,  more in open air.   Dryness and  obstruction in
posterior nares, with discharge of thick mucus.   Ozaena.


                            REPERTORY.

  Blisters  on—rhus.
  Blowing, constant need of—sticta.
  Boring or  rubbing nose—♦cina, hell.,  lye, nat. s.,  selen.,squill.,
ver. a.
  Cancer—euphr., kreos.
Catarrh—acet. a.,  aib, bell., kali  chlor., berb.,  bry.,   calc.  c,
calc. phos., dulc, ferr. phos., ipec, kali c, kreos., lye,  nat  m.,
nat. s., nux m.,  psor., puis.,  sul.
  Acute—illicium ani.
  Chronic—alum.,  cist., iod.,  kreos.,  nat.  m.,  puis.,  selen.,  sib,
sub, ♦therid.
  Cold—ars., caps.,  eup. perf.,  ferr.  phos., graph.,  kali  i.,nat.m.,
nat. s., nux m.,  sang., sib, sticta.
  Color of nose,  red—♦alum., apis,  aur.,   belb,  borax, carb.  an.,
gels.,  graph., kali c, kali i.,  lach., lith.,   mag. m.,  mere,  mere
cor., nat. e, nit. a., phos.,.phos.  a.,  ranunc, rhus, stann., sul.
  Condylomata—nit.  a. 
                          chapter vii.—nose                    i8g

Coryza, discharge—aeon.,  aescul.,  aib, ♦am. c, am. m.,  arg. n.,
baryt, belb, brom.,  calcc,  carb. ani., carb.  v., cepa, colch.,dulc,
eup.  perf.,  ferr., gels., graph., hep.  s., ♦hydras., kali bi.,  kali n.,
lach., mag.  m.,  mar.  v.,  ♦mere, mere  b.  i ,   mere cor., mez.,
mur.  a., nat. e, nat.  m.,  nit. a., nux v., selen., sib,  staph., zinc.
   Acrid—♦am.m.,♦arum, ♦cepa,  ferr., kali  i.,  kalin., *lyc, mag.m.,
mur.  a., nit. a., ♦nux v., phyt., sib, squill.
   Black—croc,  kali  i.,  nit. a.,  nux m.
   Bland—♦euphr.,  puis.
   Bloody—♦aib, am.  c., am. m., apis, arg.  m., arg.  n., arum, belb,
caps., caust., croc, ferr.,  graph., hydras.,  kali  bi., kalic,  ♦kali i.,
kali  n., kreos.,  lach.,mere,mere b.i.,  nat. c, nit. a.,  paris, phos.,
phos. a., sepia,  selen., sib, sul., thuj.
   Burning—am.  c, ars., ham., hydras.,  sul.
   Clear —nat.  m.
   Copious—♦aib, alum., ♦cepa, spig.,  thuj.
   Corroding—am.  m., ♦arum,  ♦brom., mag.  m.,  ♦mere,,  nit.  a.,
squill.
   Dry—aeon., alum.,  ant.  c, aur.,   calc.   c,  carb.  an.,  carb.  v.,
caust., cinch., colch., dulc,  iod., kali  c,  kreos.,  mag. c,  nit. a.,
phos.,  ♦puis., sepia,  sib,  spig., stann., sticta,  sul. a., thuj.
   Excoriating—♦ars.,♦arum,  gels.,  graph., ham., hydras., kali bi.,
mez., mur.  a.,  phyt.,  sil.
   Fetid—agar.,  apis,  aur., calc. c,  graph., iod., kali c,  mag. m.,
mere,  nat. c,  nit. a., puis.
   Fluent—aeon., aescul., aib, alum., ant. c,  ♦arg.  m., ars.,  arum,
belb, borax, brom., bry.,  calc.  c,  calc.  ph.,  camph.,  carb.  an.,
caust, cepa, cham., ♦euphr., iod.,  ign.,  kali  bi.,  kali c,  kreos.,
♦mere, ♦mere  cor., mez.,  nat. e,  nat. m., nat.  s.,*nux  v., petrol.,
phos., ♦puis., rumex,  sang.,  sepia, sib, spig., spong., squill., ♦sub,
sub a., ♦tell., thuj.
   Glue-like—mere cor.
   Green—alum., berb..  borax,  bry., ferr., kali bi., kali e, ♦kali  i.,
kreos., mere, nat.  c., nat.  m., nat.  s., nit. a., paris,  phos., psor.,
♦puis., rhus, sepia, ♦therid.,  thuj.
   Hard—alum., kali  bi.
   Ichorous—♦aib,  ♦ars., ♦arum, cepa, ♦lye, rhus.
   Jelly-like—selen.
   Mucus, phlegm—alum.,  ant. c,  apis,  ars.,  aur., baryt.,  berb.,
borax, canth., caps., graph.,kali chlor., kali i., kali n.,lith., mag.m.,
mere  b. i.,  ♦nat. c,  nat. m., nit. a., nux  v.,  paris, petrol., phos.,
phos. a., phyt,  plumb., psor., ♦puis.,  rhus,  rumex,  selen., spig.,
thuj.,  zing.
   Offensive—arg. n., asaf., belb, graph., kali bi.,  ♦kali  i.,  ♦puis.,
rhus,  spig.,  ♦sub, ♦therid.
   Opaque—puis.
   Profuse—agar., ♦cepa,  ♦euphr.,  hydras.,kali  bi., ♦nux v., phos.,
sul.
   Purulent—arg. n.,  berb.,  calc. c,  con.,  ferr., graph., hydras.,
♦kali  bi., lach.,  mere, mur. a., petrol., rhus,  thuj.
   Ropy—kali bi. 
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Coryza continued.
  Slimy—ferr., nat.  m.
  Sour-smelling—alum.
  Starchy—nat. m.
  Suppressed—aeon., aib, bell.
  Tasteless—paris.
  Tenacious—canth., colch., croc,  graph.,  hydras.,  ♦kali i., paris,
spong.
  Thick—alum.,  apis, arum,   baryt,  borax,  caps.,  croc, graph.,
hydras., lye, mur. a., nat.  e', petrol., puis.,  rhus,  selen., spong.,
♦therid., thuj.
  Thin—aescul.,  ♦aib, caps., colch., mur.  a., phyt., plumb.
  Tough—graph., kali bi.,  plumb., psor.
  Violent—aeon.,  ♦arg. m., kali i., ♦lye, ♦nit. a.,  staph.,  ♦sub
  Viscid—cham.,  spong.
  Watery—aescul., agar.,  am.  c, ♦am. m.,  ♦ars.,  berb., bry.,  ♦cepa,
cham.,  gels., graph., ham., hydras., ill.  a., kali i., lach.,  mag. m.,
nat.  m., nit. a.,  phyt, secale,  sub, therid., zinc.
  White—apis, arg.  n., aur.,  berb., kali chlor.,  mere b.  i.,  paris.
  Yellow—alum., ♦arum,  baryt., berb., calc. e, cic, graph.,  kalic,
♦kali i., lye, mag. m., mere  b. i., mur. a., nat. c,  nit. a., phos.,
psor.,  ♦puis., rhus, rumex,  selen.,  sepia, ♦therid.

  Dryness—abrot., aescul.,  aib, ars.,  baryt.,  belb,  berb., calc. c,
colch.,  graph., hell., iod., kali bi.,  lith.,  lye, mez., nat. m., nuxm.,
petrol., phos.,  rumex, sib,  sticta,  ver. a.,  zinc, zing.
  Eczema—cist.

Epistaxis, nosebleed—♦abrot., acet. a.,  agar., ♦am. c, am. m.,
ant.  c, arg.m., arg.  n., ♦arn.,ars.,  baryt., bell., berb., borax, brom.,
♦bry.,  calc. c,  calc. phos., canth.,  caps., ♦carb. an., carb. v., caust.,
cham.,  cic,  cina,  .cinch.,  coff., colch.,  con., ♦croc, dulc,  ferr.,
ferr. phos., graph., ♦ham.,  hep. s., hydras., ipec,  kali bi.,  kali e,
kali  i., kali n., kali  phos., kreos.,  lach.,   mag. c, ♦mere,  ♦mill.,
mur. a., nat. m.,  nat. s.,  ♦nit.  a.,  nux m., nux  v.,  petrol.,  phos.,
phos. a.,   puis.,  rhus,  rumex,  sang., ♦secale,  sepia,   sib,  spig.,
spong., sul.  a., trill., ver. a.
  Bright  red—aeon., ipec, kreos.
  Dark—kali bi.,  lach., mere,  nux m.,  secale,  selen., sul. a.
  Venous, vicarious—♦ham.
  Erysipelas—canth., plumb.

  Eruptions—cist., eupr., lach.,mag. c,  mere b. i., mur. a., nat. e,
plumb., psor., rhus,   sepia, spig.,  squill., sub, thuj.
  Freckles—mur.  a., phos., ^sul
  Herpes—lach., nat. c,  spig.

  Inflammation—asaf., canth., cist.,  hep. s.,  ♦kali  bi.,  kali  n.
nat.  m., nux v.,  phos., plumb., psor., ranunc,  sepia, sub
  Influenza—caps., eup.  pert,  sticta.   See "Cold."
  Lupus—kreos.
  Odor, objective—♦asaf.,  graph.,  ham., kali bi.,  ♦kali  i., mar. v. 
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nux v., phos.  a., plumb., psor.,  ♦puis., sepia,  ♦sub, thuj.,  ver. a.
   GEdematous—♦apis.
   Ozaena—aur.,  calc.  c.,  calc  fl., calc.   phos.,  hydras.,  mar. v.,
mere  cor., nat.  s., nit.  a., sang., zinc.

Pains—alum , ant. c, aur., belb, bry., cist., euphr., graph., hep.s.,
iod.,  rumex, sepia, sib,  sticta, thuj.
   Boring—aur.,  psor., ver. a.
   Bruised—arn.
   Burning—aescul., am.  c,  ♦ars., aur., belb, caps., ham.,  hydras.,
kali c, ♦kali  i.,  mag.  m., nit. a., psor., ♦sub
   Gnawing—sil.
   Pressing—♦kali  bi., mag. c,  sticta.
   Raw—aescul.,  aib,  ♦arum,  hydras., mere  b.i.,  mere cor.,  ♦puis.
   Smarting—♦ars., aur.,  ill. a.,  mere cor.
   Sore—alum., am. m.,  ♦ant. c,  ♦ars., ♦arum,  aur., borax^ ♦brom.,
calc  c, calc. phos., colch., gels., ♦graph.,  hep. s., hydras., kali c,
kali n., lith., mag. m., mez.,  mur.  a.,  nat.  m.,  ♦nit.  a.,  ♦puis.,
sepia, sib, ♦sub, thuj.,zinc.
   Stinging—aescul., kali  c., psor., squill.
   Stitches—aur., ill.  a.,  ♦nit. a.
   Tearing—aescul.
   Tender to touch—alum., am.  m.,  ♦aur., bry., carb.  an.,  hep. s.,
kali i., mag. m.,  ♦mere, nat. c, nat. m., ♦nit.  a., ♦phos., sil.
   Throbbing—borax,  kali bi., kali i., kreos.
   Tingling—♦arn., caps., cepa,  gels., mar. v.,  psor.,  sticta.
   Ulcerative—am. m., bry.

Parts.
   Bones—asaf.,  aur.,  eup. perf., ♦kali bi.,  kali i., kali n.,   mere,
mere  b. i.
   Bridge—ars.,  euphr.,  ♦ham.
   Choanae,  infundibulum—selen., staph.
   Dorsum—canth., hep.  s., nit.  a.,  phos.  a.
   Frontal  sinuses—ferr., lye

Nostrils—aib,  alum., am. m.,  ♦ars., aur.,  belb,  berb., carb. v.,
cepa, graph., hell., ♦kali i., lach.,  ant. c, ♦nux v., sepia,   stann.,
sul.
   Agglutinated—aur.
   Bloody—kali c., mere
   Boils in—borax, carb.  an.
   Chapped or  cracked—alum.,  ♦ant.  c,  ♦ars.,  ♦arum., carb.  an.,
graPh-
   Crusty—am.m.,  ♦ant  c, aur., borax,  con., graph.,  kali c,  lith.,
mere  b. i., nit.  a., phos.,  rhus,  sepia, sil.
   Margins—am.  m., brom., calc. phos., gels., phos.
   Obstructions—alum., am.m., ars.,  aur.,  calc. c,  kali bi., kali c,
lith.,  mag. c,  mag. m.,  ♦mar. v., nat.  c, ♦nit  a., ♦nux v., rumex,
selen., sib, zing. 
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 Nostrils  continued.
   Plugs—♦kali bi.,  psor., sepia.
   Raw—arum, mere cor.
   Scabs in—aib, baryt, ferr., graph., kali bi., lach.,  mez., nat.m.,
 ranunc,  sepia, staph., sticta, sub, thuj.
   Scurfs  in—alum.,  baryt.,  cic, kali  n.,  lye, mag.  m.,  mere,
 phos. a.
   Stopped  or  stuffed—♦am.  c, am. m.,  ant. c,  ars., ♦arum.,calcc,
 calc. phos., carb. an.,  caust.,  cham.,  cina, gels.,  graph.,  ham.,
 ipec, ♦lye, mar. v., mere  cor., nat. e, nat.  m., nat. s.,  nux  m.,
 ♦nux v.,  paris, phos., phyt., ♦puis.,  secale, sib,  spong.,  stann.,
 staph., sub, thuj.
   Ulcers in—arg. n., ♦aur.,  belb, calc. c, graph., ♦kali bi.,mag.m.,
 nat.  e, nat. s., nit.  a.,  phos.,  sang.,  sepia, sib, staph.,  sub

   Posterior nares—aescul.,   aur.,  baryt,  canth.,  ferr.,   hydras.,
 kali bi.,'kali n.,  mere b.  i., mere cor., nat.  m.,  nit. a.,  petrol.,
 phos., plumb., rumex, spig., zinc.
   Root of—alum., calc. e,  gels.,  ♦kali  bi., ♦kali i.,lye,mez.,mill.,
 nat.  c,  paris,  petrol.,  sticta.
   Schneiderian or mucous membrane—agar., ♦kali  bi., lach.,phos.,
 sib, sticta.
   Septum—alum., colch.,  hydras., ♦kali bi., mere  cor.,  psor.
   Side, Left—am. m., ♦arum., berb., carb. v., cist, hydras., kali bi.,
 kreos., nat. m., phos., sepia.
   Right—ars.,  cepa,  hydras., kali bi., kreos.,  lith., ♦lye,  mag. e,
 mere b.  i., sang., sticta., ver.  a., zing.
   Tip of—♦alum., am. c, arn.,  aur., belb, borax,  bry., calc.  phos.,
 caps., carb. an.,  caust., cist., ill. a.,  kali n., nat. e, nit.  a., rhus,
 sepia, sil.
   Wings,   alae—♦arum,  calc. phos.,  caust., hydras.,  iod.,  kreos.,
 lye,  mag.  m.,  mere  b.  i.,  nat. m., nat. s.,  nit.  a., phos., plumb.,
 ♦puis., selen.,  thuj.

   Picks—♦arum,  selen.
   Pimples—caust.,  euphr., mur.  a.,  nat. e
   Polypi—calc. c,calc phos., cepa, kali n., ♦mar.  v., phos., sang.
   Pointed—carb. v.,  hell., spong., ver.  a.
   Puffiness-—rhus.
   Pustules—psor.
   Scurfs—cic, phos. a.
   Snuffles—lye,  nux v.

Sensations—aib, am. m.,asaf., cham., gels.,  ham., hydras., iod.,
psor., stann.
  Cold—arn., calc. phos., cist., hydras., plumb., sib, spong.
  Crawling—arg. m., borax, carb. v.,  cham., colch., ham.,  nu>  v.
  Fullness—gels., ♦kali  i.,  paris, phos., sticta.
  Heat—caps., cham., ill.  a., mere  b. i., spig.
  Heaviness—kreos., stann., sticta.
  Itching—aib, am.  m.,  arg. m., aur.,  belb,  caust,  cepa, cina, 
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hep. s.,  hydras.,  kali c,  kali  s ,  selen., sib, spig.,  squill., ♦sub
  Numbness-—asaf., nat.  m.
  Tension—asaf., borax,  ranunc.
  Tickling—arg.  m., berb., caps.,  carb. v., hydras., kali bi.,  spig.

  Sensitiveness—aescul.,  agar., alum., am. m., aur., bry., carb. an.,
cic, hep. s.,  hydras., kali  bi., kali n.,  mag.  m.,   mere,  nat. c,
nat.  m., nit.  a., phos., psor.,  rhus, sil.

Smell—♦ars.,  aur., belb,  berb., calc.  ph., nux v.,  sang.,  thuj.
  Acute—♦aeon.,  cinch.,  coff., colch., can.,♦graph., hep. s., phcs.a.,
ver.  a.
  Blood—psor.
  Loss of—aib, am.  m.,  carb. an.,  graph.,  iod., ipec,  kali  bi.,
kali  n., mag.  m.,  mere cor.,  nat. c,  nat. m., psor., ♦puis.,  rhus,
sang.,  sepia,  sib,  sticta,  sul.  a.,  zinc.
  Offensive—arg.n., ars., aur., belb, calc. c, ham., kali i., kreos.,
nit.  a., ♦puis., sepia, ver. a.
  Putrid—aur., calc. c.
  Sensitive—agar., aur.,  ♦belb,  cepa, cham., coff.,  graph.,  ham.,
lye, nux m.,  nux v., phos., sepia,  stann.
  Want of—aur.,   phos.
  Weak or  diminished—alum., arg. n.,  hell.,  kalic,  mez.,  puis.
  Shiny—mere,  phos.

Sneezing—agar., alum.,  am. m., ♦arg.  m.,  arg.  n.,  ♦arn., ars.,
arum,  aur.,  baryt,  belb,  berb., borax, brom., bry., calc. c, calc.ph.,
caps.,  carb. an.,  carb. v., caust., ♦cepa, cham., cic,  cina,  cinch.,
cist., colch.,  con., croc,  euphr., gels.,  graph., ham., hell., hydras,
ill.  a.,  iod.,  kali  b. i., kali  c,   kreos.,   lach.,  mar.  v., ♦mere,
mere  b. i., mez., nat.  e, nat. m.,  nat.  s., nit. a., nux m.,*nux v.,
petrol., phos., psor., ♦plus., rhus,  rumex, sang., secale, sepia, sib,
spong., squill., staph., ♦sub,  therid., zing.
  Ineffectual  irritation  to—cham.,  mez., nat. m., zing.

  Syphilis—kali  i.,  lach., nat. s.,  nit.  a.
  Swelling—alum.,  am. m., ♦apis,  arn., ♦ars., asaf.,  aur., baryt.,
borax, bry., calcc, calc. phos.,  cist., graph., hep. s., iod., kali bi.,
kali  c, kali i., kali  n., lith.,  ♦lye,  mag.  m.,  ♦mere,  mere  b.  i.,
mere  cor.,  nat. m., nit.  a.,  petrol.,  ♦phos.,  ranunc,  sepia,  sib,
stann., sub, zinc.
  Tumors—carb an.
  Twitching—bry.
  Warts—caust. 
CHAPTER VIII.-FACE.
                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Face wrinkled, as  if old—marasmus. Comedones
with emaciation.  °Face feels cold.
  Absinthium.   °Foolish look.   Makes grimaces in epilepsy.  Rush
of blood to face.
  ♦Acetic acid.   ♦Left cheek  very red with the fever—croup. °Anx-
ious,wild expression of countenance.   Pale, waxed, emaciated.
  ♦Aconitum.   ♦Sensation of face  growing large.  Neuralgia of the
trigeminus,left side  face red and  hot, restlessness, anguish, rolling
about, screaming.  °Anxious expression.   Face: red  and pale alter-
nately;  one cheek red, the other  pale, livid,lips  black; bloated,  un-
equally red.   General heat and redness of the face, following cold-
ness and sunken look of  the same.  On rising  the red face  turns
deathly pale.   Sensation as if muscles were firmly but  not  spas-
modically contracted, numbness,  heavy feeling of the  whole face.
  ♦Actaea spicata.  ♦Pains as of rheumatism in  the face.
  ♦^Ethusa.   ♦A drawn condition, beginning at the  alae  nasi, and
extending to  the angle of  the mouth, giving the  face an  expression
of great anxiety and pain.   °Face  puffed,  spotted red; pale.
  ♦Agaricus.   ♦Twitching of  the facial muscles    °Tearing in face
and jaw bones.   Puffy, pale blue under eyes,  nose and  lips  blue.
Redness,  with  itching burning, as  from freezing.
  Agnus cast.  °Corrosive itching on  the  cheeks.   Erysipelas  on
the left cheek,  spreading from nose over face and head.
  Ailantus.    -Heat  and  redness  of  the  face; mahogany color.
Chronic speckled, spotted face; a kind of acne.  Irregular  red spots
of capillary congestion, like  with drunkards. Itching of the leftside
of face; puffed,  erysipelatous  face.  Countenance  indicating distress-
great prostration.
  Alumina.   °Gloomy, pale,  or alternately red  and pale.   Itching
of various parts of the face.   Tension  of the skin  of the  face  as
though white of egg had  dried on  it.   Bloated places like  bulbous
excrescences.   Blood-boils on face and  nose.
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   Ambra.   cFlushes of heat in face.   Tearing in  upper part  of
 face, particularly near right  alae nasi.  Pimples and itching in the
■whiskers.   Painful swelling of cheeks and  upper  jaw, with  throb-
 bing in  gums.   Jaundiced color of face.
   Ammonium carb.  °Heat in face: with red cheeks; during mental
 exertion; during and after dinner.  Redness of left  cheek.    Pale,
 bloated  face.  Hard swelling pf the cheek, also of the parotid and
 cervical  glands.    Pustulous  eruption  on  forehead, cheeks,   chin.
 Small boils  and indurations,  emitting water  and  blood, on  the
 cheeks,  at  the corner of the  mouth, and on chin.  Freckles.
   ♦Amyl nit.  ♦Flushing of the face;   face scarlet, afterward  paler
 than usual.   Flushing of  the face followed  by turgidity of the  facial
 veins.  Great heat and redness of  the face,  with sensation as though
 the  blood would start through  skin.
   Anacardium.  °Pale, wan looking; blue  rings  around  the  eyes.
 White, scaly herpes on right cheek, near the upper  lip.
   ♦Antimonium  crud.   ♦Suppurating and long  lasting eruption on
 cheeks.   -Yellow crusted eruption on left  cheek, painful  to   touch
 and easily detached.  Eruption like nettle rash.  Pimples,pustules,
 and boils on  the face.   Heat and itching on cheeks.   Twitches  of
 facial  muscles.   Face red; sad expression, pale.
   ♦Antimonium  tart.   ♦Face:  pale,  sunken;  pale,    puffed,   with
 coma, bluish.   Tearing pain  in  the whole side of face,  even head
 and neck of  that  side—crheumatic  toothache.   Burning heat  of
 face.  Cold sweat on face.   Warm sweat  on  forehead  and  head,
 from efforts to vomit.   Convulsive twitches in  almost every muscle
 of the face.
   ♦Apis.   ♦Erysipelas of the face. OZdematous swelling of the face;
 waxy pale.     Expression-: happy, pleasant;  of terror;  apathetic;
 features  distorted,face  dark and much swollen;  sunken.pale, sickly.
 Face:  pale, sallow; dark red;  red  and hot,  with burning  and pierc-
 ing, more right  side.   Burning cheeks with cold feet.    Stinging
 pain in malar bone.
   ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Face sunken, pale,  bluish; leaden colored;   old
 looking, ashen;  yellow, dirty looking;  °circumscribed red cheeks.
 Left side swollen,  with great heat and  burning; lips much swollen.
 During an attack of prosopalgia, sour taste.  Infra-orbital neuralgia,
 left  side.
   ♦Arnica.   +Red  swelling of the  right cheek,  with  throbbing and 
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pinching pain; swollen lips,  and great heat in the head with  cold
body.  °Pale, sunken; yellow; red,  swollen.   Redness and burning
of one cheek.  Dry heat in the face towards  evening, without thirst;,
nose cold.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦OZdematous  swelling of the face.  Burning,stinging
pains,  as from  red-hot needles.   Cancerous  ulcers  on the  face;
scalding; burning pain.   -Expression anxious, but not  wild;  dis-
tressed;  of suffering; of  mental agony; surly;  wild; hippocratic;
sunken.   Appearance  very  pale; yellow,   waxy;   gray;   earthy;
livid bluish; flushed; red and swollen.  Twitching of facial  muscles.
Tearing in left half of face.   Pimples  and vesicles with acrid dis-
charge; itching, burning; worse at  night, in  cold  air;  better  in
warmth.
  Arum tri. °Heat in face afternoons with coryza.  Swollen,  bloated
face—scarlatina.
  ♦Asterias.   ♦Redness of the face.
  Aurum met.    °Bloated,  glossy,  worse  from  mental  exertion;
cyanotic.   Drawing,  tearing in the left side of face.    Swelling of
one cheek with drawing and tearing in upper  and lower jaws; teeth
feel too long.  Inflammation of bones of face; caries of cheek bones;
tearing, boring, burning stitches in the zygoma.    Violent  tearing
in the malar bone.   Fine eruption  on lips,  face and forehead.
  ♦Baptisia.  ♦Face  flushed, dusky,  hot;  dark red, with a besotted
expression.   °Burning, prickling of  left side  of   face  and  head.
Cheeks burn.   Face  and whole head feel numb.   Muscles  of  jaw
rigid.
  Baryta carb.  °Face pale, puffed. Sensation as if face were swollen.
Sensation as from a cobweb over the  face,temples,  forehead,  scalp.
Rough, dry place on right  cheek.
  ♦Belladonna.   ♦Face glowing, red  and hot;  swollen  and  hot.
Convulsive movements of  the muscles of face and  mouth.   '-Red
and hot, or pale  and cold;  mottled  red; swollen  and  hot.    Sen-
sation of burning heat in whole face,  without redness of cheeks  or
with marked thirst,body warm, feet cold. Scraping,  itching of fore-
head.  Neuralgic pains, commencing under left orbit and   running
back to the ear.  Violent shooting in right  maxillary joint, extend-
ing to the ear, when chewing.  Cutting, tearing pain, mostly right
side.   Shooting from side of  face up  to temple, into the  ear  and
down to the nape of neck;  worse  from  touch and  motion;  hard
pressure sometimes relieves. 
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   Benzoic acid.   GCoppery  spots on  face.   Face red  with  little
blisters. . Burning heat of the face, or of one side.  Circumscribed
redness. Tension in one side  of the face.  Numb feeling  in the face.
Symptoms relieved by external heat, by pressure or friction.   Cold
sweat on face.
   Berberis aqui folia.   c Roughness of  skin   of  face.    Pimples,
pustules, scabs,  acne  on the face,  especially in  women  with  men-
strual disorders.
   Borax.   Anxious face during  downward motion.   Sickly,  pale,
earthy color  of face.   Swelling,  heat  and redness in the face, with
tearing  pain in the malar bone.   Sensation on  right  side of face,
 by the  mouth, as if cobwebs  lay there.
   Bromium.  °Face pale or red,or  alternately so; bluish  tinge turn-
ing purplish, with the cough  in croup.    Grayish earthy  complex-
ion.  Heat in cheeks, first  in right,  later  in  left.    Sensation of
spider web on face.
   ♦Bryonia.   ♦Hot, red, soft  puffiness of the face.  Nodosities and
indurations of the face.    GFace  bluish-red  with difficult  inspira-
tion.  Pinching pressure in articular cavity of right jaw,more violent
on motion.   Twitching,  tearing in  right  malar  bone up  to   right
temple,  externally, sore to touch.
   Cactus grand.  -Face blue, cold sweat, face flushed.  Prosopalgia
right-sided, chronic;  worse  from  slightest  exertion, tolerable  only
when lying still in bed;  brought  on by  wine,  music,  strong   light
or missing dinner at the usual hour.
   Caladium.   -Heat in the face.  Sensation  of a spider's web stick-
ing here and there. Flies are attracted to the head and face.
   Calcarea carb.    Face pale, bloated, blue rings around  the eyes;
yellow;  pale,  thin; old, wrinkled, with  retarded  dentition.    Face
feels as  if it  were swollen.  Rending pains in facial bones. Itching
and eruption  in face and in whiskers.   Moist, scurfy eruption  on
cheeks and forehead,  with burning pain.
   Calcarea phos.   °(Faceache [neuralgic, rheumatic], commences,
or is worse,at night.   Freckles  are  generally lessened  by  it.—
Schussler.)
   Calcarea sulf.   c (Swelling  of cheek  if  suppuration threatens.—
Schussler.)
   Camphora.   -Face red,with  warmth  of  body;  bluish  and  pinched,
deathly  pale, with  crawling?:  pal-, distorted and sunken;  pale and 
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haggard; pale and  livid;  cold.   Wild, staring,  unconscious  look.
Cold sweat on  face, with vomiting.   Erysipelatous red cheeks and
ear lobes.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Drowsy and stupid look.   Wearied, exhausted
appearance.   Pale face.  Tense feeling in the facial muscles.  Skin
of face, especially of forehead and chin, feels as if drawn tight.
  Capsicum.   -Cheeks red,  not hot, changing with paleness.  Pain
in  the face, worse  from  touch,  and  in  the  evening—faceache.
Eruption  on face and forehead with  corrosive itching.
  Carbo ani.   Face has a cachectic appearance; looks earthy.  Heat
in face and head in afternoon.   Erysipelas  of face. Copper-colored
eruption.   Acne; young scrofulous persons.   Shooting and stitches
in malar bone, especially left, running  towards the ear.
  ♦Carbo veg.   ♦Face: very pale;   grayish-yellow; greenish;  hip-
pocratic   Cold sweat on face.   Face cold,  tongue cold; contracted.
Cheeks red and covered with cold sweat.    Tearing  in  left cheek.
Jerking,tearing in right upper maxilla.  Facial and maxillary bones
sore.
  Caulophyllum.  G"Moth spots" on forehead with, leucorrhcea.
  Causticum.  °Face yellow; sickly looking.  Neuralgia;  right side;
worse  at night; chilly, no thirst; scanty menses.   Pimples  on left
cheek, with severe itching.   Paralysis  of one side of face.
  ♦Chamomilla.   ♦Redness  of  one cheek,  -the other pale;  pale,
sunken, distorted by pain; yellow;  bloated.  Burning in  face.  Left
cheek  swollen.  Neuralgia  of  the face;   the pain causes  hot  sweat
about  the head and extorts screams.
   ♦Chelidonium.   ♦Yellow color of the face,  especially of the  fore-
head,  nose, cheeks and whites of eyes.    Cheeks dark, reddish-yel-
low.   cExpression: anxious, disturbed; sickly.   Right cheek  bones
feel as if swollen.   Violent  tearing in maxillary antrum.   Flushes
of heat in face.
   Cicuta.    Face deathly pale  and  cold:  red:  bluish,  puffed  up.
Distortions of the  face, either horrible  or ridiculous.  Convulsions
of the facial muscles.   Dark-red pimples on  the  face and  hands,
come  with burning pain, coalesce.  Burning, suppurating, confluent
eruptions  of the face.   Herpes on the  face.
   Cimicifuga.    Wild, fearful expression.   Pale  face;  eyes  large
and sunken; surrounded by dark rings.  Forehead feels cold; deathly
 pale.   Neuralgia  affecting  malar bone,  pain  goes off  at night,  re- 
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appears next day.  Frequent flushes of heat;   wants to be  in the
open air.
  ♦Cina.   ♦Pale face, with sickly look about  the  eyes;  pale and
cold.   White and bluish about the mouth.  uDark rings around the
eyes.   Pain as if both malar  bones  were  pressed together,  with
pinchers;  worse from  external pressure.
  Cinchona.     Face  hot when  entering  a room  from open air.
Veins of face distended.   Face red,  during fever; hollow, or livid,
with atrophy; pale blue around the  eyes;  earthy; gray,  yellow, or
black: hippocratic  Neuralgia, periodical attacks; pains excessive;
skin sensitive to least touch; part feels weak;  face  alternately red
and pale;  pains from left to right; mostly infra-orbital and maxillary
branches.
  Cistus.     Flushes  of  heat in the  face.   Vesicular  erysipelas.
Heat and burning in  bones.   Sharp, shooting, intolerable itching,
and thick crusts,  with burning in the right zygoma.
  Colchicum.  ^Doleful, sad expression;  sunken; risus sardonicus;
cadaverous looking; pale; yellow  spotted; cheeks  red and hot; cov-
ered with  sweat.   OZdematous  swelling  of  the face.    Pain and
swelling from a decayed  tooth; tongue furred.   Tearing and tensive
pains in the facial muscles, moving from one location  to another.
Drawing in the bones of face or  nose;  sensation  as if they  were
being rent asunder.   Tingling  in the skin of  the face, as after  be-
ing frosted.
  Colocynthis.   -Face dark red;or pale, with  relaxed muscles and
sunken  eyes.    Tensive, tearing  pain,  with  heat  and  swelling,
especially of left  side,worse from touch or motion,better in perfect
rest, and from external  application of warmth.   Left-sided tearing
or burning,stinging pain,extending to the ear and head.   Constric-
tion and pressing in the left malar bone,extending into the left eye.
Transient stitches in  the upper jaw, recurring  frequently.   Tearing
in cheeks.
  Conium.   °Earthy, yellow; pale;  purply bloated.   Stinging, tear-
ing faceache, at  night.   Moist and spreading  herpes,  on the face.
  Crocus.   -Yellowish,  earthy color of face.
  Cuprum met.   "Expression: sad, depressed; of suffering;  of pros-
tration. Face very red,  eyelids closed and balls constantly rotating;
blue; pale;  grayish, dirty; sunken features, pinched;  icy cold.
  Cyclamen.  °Pale face.  Pimples soon  filling  with  whitish-yel-
low  lymph and then shriveling.  Drawing together of forehead. 
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  Digitalis.    Face bluish-red; pale; of death-like appearance.
  Dulcamara.    Complexion pale,  watery or  milky.    Face  pale,
with circumscribed red cheeks.  Faceache and asthma, after disap-
pearance of tetters in the face. Humid eruptions  on cheeks.   Face
bloated—dropsy.  Thick, brown-yellow crusts on face,  forehead and
chin,crusta lactea.
  ♦Ephorbium.  ♦Erysipelatous, inflamed swelling of the cheek with
vesicles  large as peas,  filled with yellow liquid.
  Euphrasia.   cRedness and heat of the  face.   Rash in the face,
itching in the  warmth, becoming red and burning when moistened.
Stiffness of  the left cheek when talking or chewing, with  sensation
of heat and stitches therein.
  ♦Ferrum  met.   ♦Fiery redness of the face;  veins large; conges-
tion to head.  cFace  ashy pale or greenish;  it becomes  bright-red,
with pain and  other  symptoms.   Blue rings  around eyes,  which are
dull, lusterless.  Face pale with red spots.   Face feels as if swollen
and bloated.   Yellow spots on face.  Face pale,  collapsed,  or  ex-
pressionless, stiff and stupid; pneumonia.  Neuralgia after cold wash-
 ing and over-heating.
  Ferric phos.   -(Cheek swollen,  pain, congestion,throbbing heat,
first remedy.  Faceache with  flushing heat, worse moving. Flushed
face, headache, fullness in head; recurring headaches,and  sensation
of coldness  at  nape of neck.   Tic-douloureux,  congestive or inflam-
matory;  the pain  is beating,  stitching,  burning; soreness and  intol-
erable pressing.— Schussler. j
  Fluoric  acid.   cPale  face.  Heat in face, wants to  wash  it  in
cold water.   Tubercles  in skin of  forehead and face, suppurating—
syphilis infantum.
  Gelsemium.   Expression heavy, dull, drowsy.  Face red,  yellow,
jaundiced;  pale,  sickly  look.   Muscles  of  face, especially around
the mouth,  seem  contracted,  making speech  difficult.   Orbital neu-
ralgia  in distinct paroxysms,  with  contractions  and  twitchings of
the muscles on the affected side.
  Glonoinum.    Flushed, hot, especially  about  the eyes  and  fore-
head,  with  headache;  livid,  purple;  alternately  flushed  and pale;
pale during heat, in  sun-stroke, congestion  to brain,  etc  Sweat on
the face.   Faceache,  muscles twitch, even unconsciousness; breath-
ing stertorous; faceache worse in heat of bed.   Masseter  muscles
affected.  Sudden neuralgic pains from  decayed  tooth, concentrat-
ing in temple; head  heavy,  but cannot lay it on the pillow. 
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  ♦Graphites.  ♦Constant sensation of  a cobweb on the face.  Itch-
ing pimples on the face,  moist after scratching.    Moist eczema in
the face, especially on  the chin and  around the mouth.  °Pale; pale
and haggard;   pale and bloated; chlorotic; flushed.   Erysipelas: of
both sides of  face, with  burning, stinging pain;  of  the  cheeks,
preceded  by  alternating chills and heat; of left  cheek;  after  mal-
application of iodium;  of face from smell of wood; commencing on
right side and  going  to left.   Rhagades on the cheek, running like
radii to the corners of  the mouth; an infiltrated  spot  on the  cheek
is covered with dry scales.    Scabs on face, skin dry;  constipated,
large stools.  Freckles.    Hair of  whiskers or beard falls out.
  Helleborus.   -Face red,hot,  or pale; pale,oedematous,distorted;
pale, sunken,  icy cold; livid  with cold  sweat.   Forehead  and  face
wrinkled.   Stupid expressions.  Left-sided neuralgia; parts so ten-
der cannot chew.
  Hepar sulph.   °Yellow color of face,with blue rings around the
eyes.   Heat and redness of the face.  Erysipelatous swelling of the
cheeks in the morning.   Bones of face  painful  to  touch.   Boils
very painful to  touch.  Eruptions  scurfy, and very painful to touch.
  Hydrastis.   GExpression weary, dull, skin pale, or yellow-white.
Erysipelatous eruption, following flushes of heat.
  Hyoscyamus.  °Face flushed dark-red,  bloated;  cold and  pale;
distorted, stupid expression;  muscles twitch;  makes grimaces;  blu-
ish, mouth wide open;  approaching  cerebral paralysis,  in typhus.
  ♦Hypericum.  ♦Face  hot,  bloated—meningitis.  °Expression of
suffering.   Cheeks  red, erysipelatous redness.   Dull faceache, ach-
ing in  brows; afternoon;  evening; worse at night, disturbing sleep.
Headache,  extending  into zygoma or  cheek.   Red eruption  on
both cheeks, chin and  nose; sometimes dry,with thin crusts; some-
times fiery red; oozing yellow drops.
  Ignatia.  -Convulsive  twitchings  of muscles  of  face.   Alternate
redness and paleness of face.   Redness and heat of one cheek and
ear.  Face clay:colored and sunken,with blue rings around the eyes.
  Iodium.  "Face pale, yellow,or soon changing to  brown; sallow,
distressed, pale,alternating with  red.   Convulsive twitchings of the
facial muscles.  Coldness of  the  face in very fleshy children.
  Ipecacuanha.  'Face pale,  bloated; livid; yellow;  deathly  pale,
eyes sunken, and with  blue margins.  Convulsive muscular twitch-
ings.   Rash. 
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   Iris.    Neuralgia, involving  supra  and  infra-orbital,  superior
maxillary and inferior dental nerves;  begins  after breakfast every
morning,  with a stupid stunning  headache, copious urine; disposi-
tion to stool; burning at  the anus.    Sunken eyes,  with  blueness
around them.
  Kali bichrom.   -Face pale, yellowish; red, in blotches. Bones of
face sensitive, painful as if  bruised.   Shooting pain  in  left upper
maxillary bone towards ear.
  Kali chlor.  °(Cheek swollen.   Faceache with  swelling of gums
or cheek.  Pimples pn face,  neck,  etc., caused  by disturbed action
of follicular glands. — Schussler.)
  Kali carb.   cRed and hot; one cheek hot, the other cold;  purple,
bloated;  dark-red  during  cough,  otherwise pale;  also  sickly;  sal-
low; gray, yellow.   Face bloated in the morning.   Stinging in  the
cheeks; tearing  stitches  from a molar into the  forehead,   eyes  and
temples.   Freckles.
  Kali iod.   ^-Swelling of face and  tongue,especially after mercury.
Darting and stinging in  the face—coryza.
  Kali sulf.  °(Faceache, aggravated in warm room,  better in cool,
open air.—Schussler.)
  Kalmia.  ^Face red,  with  throbbing headache.    Anxious  ex-
pression of countenance—rheumatism  of  heart.  Flushing  of  the
face, with  vertigo—neuralgia.   Prosopalgia,   right-sided; pains
rending,  agonizing, stupefying or threatening delirium.    Face  at
night  itches.  Roughness of cheeks during every summer.
   Kreosotum.   -Sick, suffering  expression.   Old look of children.
Complexion earthy, pale,  green,  with swelling  of cervical  glands;
pale; bloated; coppery appearance.    Face cold, of pale,  blue tinge,
 especially on temples and  around  nose and mouth.     Flushes of
 heat,  with circumscribed  redness of the cheeks.  Face hot  cheeks
red, feet  cold   Acne in the face.
   Lachesis.   °Flushes of heat in drunkards.   Expression of pain
with sopor.   Features  distorted.   Livid,  gray complexion, with
abdominal complaints or  ague.    Face  pale, with fainting; dizzy
with headache.   Yellow complexion, with  vermilion redness of the
cheeks.   Red face as in  apoplexy;  bloated red  face,with headache-
pains  in  the limbs, stomach, etc.   Erysipelas  of  the   face with
burning  and itching, worse after siesta; with hammering headache.
Neuralgia, left side,  orbital; rising of heat to the face  before   and
weak feeling in the abdomen  after  the attack. 
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   Lachnantes.    °Yellow face.    Circumscribed red face, 1 to 8 a.
m., violent delirium, eyes brilliant—pneumonia.  Redness of face.
Face swollen with redness and blueness under the eyes. Pale,sickly
countenance; face and  lips light blue, eyes dull, feel thick and cold.
Tearing in temples down into cheeks.   Tearing, pressing  in   left
cheek toward eyes.  Sensation as if something were crawling on  the
face.
   Laurocerasus.   °Sunken face, with livid, gray-yellow complexion;
blue,  with gasping; bloated; idiotic expression of  face—chorea.
Twitching and convulsions of the  facial  muscles.   Titillation in the
face,  as  if flies and spiders were crawling over the skin.  Eruption
around the mouth.
   Ledum.   GPimples and blood-boils on  the forehead.   Face alter-
nately pale and red; bloated.  Scaly, dry herpes in the face, burn-
ing in the open air.  Glandular swelling under  the  chin.  Tetter-
like,  crusty eruption around nose  and mouth, with  itching, smart-
ing and  burning.
   Lobelia  inf.  -Neuralgia of left side  of  face  and temples, with
retarded menses.   Flushes of heat, or heat of the face.   Sweat on
the face, with nausea.   Chilly feeling in left  cheek,  near ear,  ex-
tending to lower jaw.  Cyanosis—emphysema.
   ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Yellowish-gray color  of face. GSilly expression.
Copper-colored eruptions  on  forehead.    Face  pale,  with circum-
scribed red cheeks;  yellow with deep furrows; blue circles around
the eyes, blue lips.  Flushes of heat in  face.   Spasmodic  twitching
of the facial muscles.   GZdema of the face.   Eruption on the face,
humid, suppurating.  Freckles.
   Magnesia carb.   cFace  pale, earthy;  alternately  red and  pale.
Tension on the face as if  the white  of an egg had  dried  on  it.
Nightly tearing, digging and boring  in  malar  bone,    insufferable
during rest,and driving one from place to place.    Swelling of  the
malar bone with pulsating pain.   Hard  nodosities,bloatedness and
swelling of the face.
   Magnesia mur.   °Pale yellow complexion. Severe cramp pains in
the bones of the face. Eruptions on the  face and forehead.
   Magnesium phos.   °(Neuralgic or rheumatic faceache,  stinging,
shooting like lightning, darting about; and remittent.—Schussler.)
   ♦Manganum.    ♦Suffering  expression;  face pale  and  sunken.
-Twitching stitches from the lower jaw to the temples, when laughing. 
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  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Pale,  yellow:   earthy;  puffy,  red and hot  cheeks;
pale and sunken.   Yellow,  dirty scurf, with fetid discharge, itching
and  bleeding when  scratched.   Tearing  in the  face;  lacerating
pains; salivation; from cold or caries  of the teeth.    Swelling  of
one  (right) side of face,  with heat and toothache.   Pimples with
bluish-red  areola; no itching.
  Mercurius cor.  °Swelling and turning up of the upper lip: dark-
red, swollen lip.   Face  and cheeks  swollen,  hard,  red,  bloated.
Paleness of the  distorted face.   Gidematous swelling  of  the face.
Yellow color of  face.
  ♦Mezereum.   ♦Inflammatory redness of the face, \v ith fat,  moist
eruption.    Child  scratches the  face continually, which  becomes
covered with blood; itching worse at  night; tears off scabs,  leaving
raw  spots,  on which  fat pustules  form.   -Gray, earthy complexion.
Face swollen, burning  pains, confluent vesicles;  nares  closed;  ery-
sipelas bulbosum.  The  ichor from scratched face excoriates other
parts.   Neuralgic pains come quickly, and  leave  the  parts   numb;
worse from warmth.    Prosopalgia,  left-sided,  from  over  eye  to
eyeball, cheek,  teeth, neck and shoulder: lachrymation; conjunctiva
injected, parts sensitive to touch.    Facial  muscles  drawn  tense.
Frequent troublesome muscular twitchings of the right cheek.
  Millefolium.    -Sensation of heat, as if blood  was rising  to  the
head.  Tearing  in face to  temples, from right  lower  jaw  to ear,
then teeth;  contortions of face.
  Muriatic  acid.  cHeat in face, glowing red  cheeks,  when  walk-
ing in open air;  no thirst.   Sudden red face,with coma—scarlatina.
Red pimples on  forehead,  cheeks and  around mouth, whole face
red;  every  summer.   Scabs  on face, forehead, temples.    Pimples;
freckles.
  Myrica cer.   °Yellow  color of  face;   jaundice.    Fullness, with
heat and throbbing,  especially after being out in open  air.
  ♦Naja.  ♦Pale,thin, haggard, greenish-yellow color;  livid.  Neu-
ralgic pains in face, sometimes shooting to eye and temple.
  Natrum  carb.    °Pale face with blue rings around eyes;  swollen
eyelids. Burning  heat and  redness  of face,cheeks swollen.   Bloated
face.   Yellow blotches on forehead and  upper lip.   Freckles.
  ♦Natrum mur.  ♦Redness of the left cheek.   °Face  yellow, pale,
livid, swollen.   Heat in face.  Prosopalgia recurring periodically,
especially  after  checked ague;  face  sallow;  great thirst.    Cheek 
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 bones pain as if bruised,  when  chewing.   One  cheek  (left)   red
 (afternoon  and night).  Skin of face shining, as if greasy.  Itching
 and eruption of  face  (crusta lactea).   Ulcer on the  left cheek.
 Whiskers fall off.  (Faceache, with constipation;  tongue showing a
 clear mucous slime,  and little  frotln bubbles  on  its edge;  with
 vomiting of clear phlegm or water. — Schussler.)
   Nitric  acid.  °Pale, eyes sunken.   Dark-yellow about eyes,with
 red cheeks.   Swelling of the cheeks.  Bloated around the  eyes on
 waking early.   Rash  over  the  face  and forehead,  small  pimples.
 Suppurating  pustules, with broad,  red circumferences   forming
 crusts—syphilis.  Comedones.   Freckles.
   Nux mos.   -Burning, constricting, stinging over right eye;  face
 red, swollen; lips and jaw compressed;  speech difficult.   Foolish,
 childish expression.  Looks thin; suffering expression; blue around
 eyes; deadly pale;  worse in damp air.   Eyes dull, heavy looking;
 distressed look.  Spots, freckles.
   Nux vom.   Face yellow, florid, with a yellow  ground; pale.dis-
 tressed; yellow around mouth, eyes and  nose. Tearing in the infra-
 orbital branch of the  trigeminus; clear water from the eye and nos-
 trils of the  affected  side; face numb;  after abuse   of  coffee, liquors
 or quinine.    Swelling of one cheek with faceache and pain in cheek
 bone.   Pimples  on  the face from dissipation.  Twitching  of  the
 muscles in  the evening on  lying down.
  ♦OZnanthe croc.   ♦Rapid, convulsive  twitching  of  the muscles of
 the face.   Face  livid and  turgid;  pale and cold;  ghastly; anxious.
  Oleander.  °Pale,  sunken in  the morning,with  blue rings around
 the eyes.   Alternate paleness and dark  redness of face.
  ♦Opium.    ♦Face   bloated,  dark-red,  and  hot;  flushed;  pale;
 earthy.  The face of a suckling three or four weeks  old was  like
 that of an old man; °sunken countenance and eyes, with red spots
 on cheeks;  bluish (purple); swollen face.  Muscles of face  relaxed,
 lower lip hangs down.  Trembling, twitching and spasmodic move-
 ments  of  facial muscles.  Corners of  mouth  twitch;   distortion  of
 the mouth.   Veins of face  distended.
  Petroleum.   -Yellow complexion.
  Phosphorus.   °Face pale, ashy, sickly,' yellow;  livid;   bloated,
lips blue, hippocratic  Circumscribed red spots on cheeks.  Puffi-
ness under the eyes.   Eyes sunken, with  blue rings  around  them.
Twitching,  tearing,  darting and  tension  in cheek bones and jaw, with
threatening  caries. 
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   Phosphoric acid.   cSkin of face feels tense,as if white of egg had
dried on it.   Hippocratic face, lips and tongue very pale.    Erup-
tion on the face; yellow-brown crusts.   Burning of skin of cheeks.
Pimples on forehead and body of onanists.   Hairs  of the  beard
fall out, especially after grief and sorrow.   Sensation  of  coldness
on one side of the face.
   Phytolacca.    Very pale,hippocratic;  looking blue and suffering;
yellowish.   Cold sweat on  forehead.   Blotches on face; worse in
afternoon,  after washing  and eating.   Swelling around left ear and
side of face, like erysipelas;  thence over scalp; very painful.
   ♦Platinum.   ♦Sensation of  coldness,  tingling and  numbness in
one (right) side  of face.   Cramp pain.   Numb feeling and boring
in malar bones, especially the left.     Pale, sunken, red and  burn-
ing hot, with violent thirst; worse  towards evening.
   ♦Plumbum.  ♦Sallow, pale complexion, like a corpse;  pale, yel-
lowish; bloated.   Swelling  of  one side of the face.   The skin of
the face is greasy,  shining.   Painless  peeling off of lips.
   Podophyllum.   GHot, cheeks flushed—infantile diarrhoea.
   Psorinum.   Pale, yellow,  sickly; broad,  blue rings  around eyes.
Burning heat and redness of face.  Pimples on  forehead.    Cheek
bones  pain as if ulcerated.   Ulcers  in  face. Scabby face; especially
cheeks from ears; lips  and  eyelids  swollen, sore  about  the  eyes.
Red, small pimples on face,  especially on  nose, chin and middle of
cheeks.
   Pulsatilla.   °Red every evening;  alternately  red and pale;  paie
or yellowish with sunken eyes; puffed,  blue, red;  cheeks and  nose
puffed.  Flushes in  face.    Facial   neuralgia,  nervous  excitation,
worse  from chewing, talking, or from  hot or cold  things in mouth.
Facial  erysipelas,  with  stinging,  pricking  pain,  skin  peels off.
Skin of face painfully sensitive.
   Rheum.   GPale,  one cheek red, the  other pale.   Muscles of fore-
head are drawn together and wrinkled.   Tension  of skin  of face.
Cold sweat on face, most around  nose and mouth.
   Rhododendron.    -Chilliness over the  face.   Violent  tearing,
jerking faceache;  worse  in  the  wind  and from  changes of the
weather; better while eating  and  from warmth.
   ♦Rhus tox.    ♦Erysipelatous inflammation and  swelling of face,
 with  much burning,smarting and tingling; also vesicular erysipelas
of the  face.  °Face dark-red, covered with yellow vesicles, burning, 
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 itching and tiagling.   Burning, drawing, tearing in face; teeth feel
 too long;  restlessness.  Milk-crust, acne rosacea. Impetigo on face
 and forehead.   Face  fiery-red,  pale,  sunken,  nose pointed,  blue
 around the eyes.
   Ruta.   -Erysipelas and swelling on forehead. Pain, as if bruised,
 in  periosteum  of  facial  bones.
   Sabadilla.   °Swelling of face with spotted eruption.  Face feels
 hot as after wine.
   Sabina.   °Flushes of heat in  face; chilliness all over,  and  cold-
 ness of hands  and feet.   Pale face,  eyes lusterless with blue  rings
 around them.   Pimples on cheeks and forehead.
   Sambucus.  °Pale,  bluish, or red; pale, collapsed; covered with
 cold sweat; appearance  much older and yellow; bloated, dark-blue;
 red spotted.  Burning heat and redness of face.   Burning  heat of
 face with  icy cold feet.   On awaking face breaks out in  a  profuse
 sweat, which gradually  extends  over body. Tension and numbness,
 as  from swelling  of cheeks.
   Sanguinaria.  GDistention of  veins of face, with  excessive  red-
 ness, a feeling of stiffness, and veins sore to touch.  Circumscribed
 redness of one or both cheeks.  Red cheeks, with burning in ears.
 Cheeks and hands livid —typhoid pneumonia. Paleness of face with
 disposition to  vomit.   Neuralgia in upper jaw,  extending to  nose,
 eye, ear, neck  and side  of head;  shooting,   burning pains;  must
 kneel  down and hold  head tightly to the floor.
  Sarsaparilla.   °Eruption like  milk-crust.    Itching eruption  on
 forehead,with burning; becoming humid on  scratching.  Pimples of
 various sizes on face.  Heat of face; sweat on forehead, in evening
 in bed.
  ♦Secale.   ♦Pale, sunken,hippocratic,  anxious expression.  °Face:
 pinched, pale,  earthy looking;  dark-red  and swollen;  contracted and
 discolored,  with sunken eyes,  blue  rings around them.   Wan, fear-
 ful  countenance.   Tingling in face.   Muscular twitchings,  usually
 commence  in face and then spread  all over body, sometimes increas-
 ing to  dancing and jumping.   Spasmodic distortion of mouth and
lips.   Forehead hot.
  Selenium.  °Greasy,shining skin of face.  Twitching of muscles
of face.  Great emaciation of face and hands.
  ♦Sepia.   ♦Face pale,yellow-red, flushed;  yellow  saddle across the
nose and upper part of cheeks; also yellow spots on the face.  °Small 
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red pimples on  forehead; red forehead.   Face pale, yellow. Yellow-
ness  around mouth.   Tetters around mouth,  with itching of  face.
Swelling of under lip.   Inflammation and swelling of  one side of
face, from  the root of  a decayed tooth.    Intermittent  prosopalgia,
with congestion  of eyes and  head,jerking  pains,like electric shocks.
  Silicia.   Face pale.cachectic; earthy; yellow; distorted.    Pains
worse  after being a short time in bed.  Skin  of face  cracks.   Acne
on forehead and backs of hands.   Induration  of  cellular tissue of
face; also following parulis.    Lupus; serrated ulcers, with grayish
purulent surfaces, corroding, threatening  to  perforate  the  cheek.
Blood-boils on cheeks.  -(Faceache,  with concurrent appearance of
small  nodules, lumps  the size of  a pea, appearing  on scalp.—
Schussler.)
  ♦Spigelia.   ♦Prosopalgia, mostly left-sided,with  tearing, shooting,
burning  pain, especially  in  cheek  bones,  lower jaw,  above the
eyebrows,and  in the eyeball; periodical;  from morning until sunset;
worse  at noon and from  motion or  noise; cwith lachrymation, cil-
iary  neuralgia, palpitation;  cheek dark-red.  Face bloated,distorted;
worse  morning on awaking;  pale, sickly;  yellow around the  eyes;
red;  sweaty.
  Spongia.   Pale, with sunken eyes; red, with anxious  expression.
Heat on one side of face, renewed when thinking of  it.    Swelling
of cheeks.   Itching and  stinging of cheeks.   Cold  sweat on  face.
Cramp-like pain from  left articulation of  jaw  to  cheek;  evenings
while eating, or when walking in open air.
  Stannum.   ^Flushes of  heat  in  the  face  from any   movement;
better  in open air; one cheek hot and red.  Face pale, sunken eyes;
mind dull.  Prosopalgia;  pains increase and decrease  gradually;
after suppressed chills by quinine.
  Staphisagria.   °Countenance sunken, nose  peaked; eyes sunken
with blue margins around them.  Inflammation of bones of  face.
Brown and blue color of face when getting angry.    Eruption dry,
itching, painful,  skin  rough.
  ♦Stramonium.   ♦Thinks face  elongated in  hysteria.    One-sided
erysipelas, with meningitis;  spasmodic symptoms alternately  with
paralytic.  Prosopalgia nervosa;  pains maddening; spasmodic starts
and shocks through body; throws arms  upward;  skin of  forehead
wrinkled.  Face hot, red and bloated; eyes wild;  expression of ter-
ror.  °Pain in cheek near  left ear, as if sawing the bone; muscles 
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in oscillating motion.   Face red,  bloated, hot; red, eyes  wild,  hot
and  red,with  cold hands and feet; circumscribed redness of cheeks;
pale.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Paleness of face  and  expression of  great  suffering.
Heat and burning in the face;   with dark-red face or circumscribed
red cheeks. Black comedones on face, especially on forehead,  nose,
 upper lip and chin.   Face pale,  eyes sunken, and with  blue mar-
gins; spotted, red, freckled.   Erysipelas, beginning  at  right  ear
and  spreading over  the face.   Swelling of the cheek, with pricking
pain.
   Sulphuric acid.   Crusta lactea,  with stringy, yellow stools.  Face
deadly pale; feels as if white of an  egg  had  dried  on  it.   Dry,
shriveled   spots  in face,  with haemorrhoids.   Pain  commencing  at
9 p.  m. in ramus of  lower jaw and temple of right  side; better from
warmth and from lying on  affected  side.    Comes gradually  and
leaves suddenly.
   ♦Tabacum.  ♦Death-like paleness  of the face, with sick stomach.
Face pale,collapsed, covered with cold sweat.   °Face blue, pinched.
Glowing heat in face,  with redness  frequently only on one side.
   Taraxacum.   °Face  hot and red.   Pimples on cheeks,  alae nasi
and  corners of mouth.
   Tellurium.    Sudden flushes of redness of   the face.   Twitching
and  distortion of facial muscles, worse when  talking.   Ringworm.
   Thuja.oce    Red and hot, netted with  veins; circumscribed,
burning red  cheeks; bloated, dropsical, erysipelatous.    Skin hot
and  red, peels off when washed. Eruption leaves livid  spots. Face-
ache from  left malar to  ear,  teeth,  nose  and  head, painful  spots
burn like fire, and are  sensitive  to   the  sun; also, after  checked
eruptions.   Skin of face greasy.
   Valeriana.  -Cheeks red and hot, especially in open air.  White
blisters with elevated red base, on cheeks and upper lip, painful to
touch.  Fierce pains through left side of  face, darting into  teeth
and ear; muscles twitch; hysterical neuralgia.  Facial pains appear-
ing suddenly and in jerks.   Spasmodic twitching  and drawing  in
cheek bones.
   ♦Veratrum alb.   ♦Face pale, cold,  sunken,  hippocratic;  nose
pointed; face  bluish; cold perspiration on face,  especially  on  the
forehead.   °Restless, wild  look; pale,distorted face.  Blue or green
circles around eyes.   Face collapsed,pale,bluish;nose more pointed; 
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of leaden hue;  red  in  bed, becomes pale on rising; alternately pale
and red.   Neuralgia,  drawing, tearing pains, with bluish pale face,
sunken  eyes, prostration.    Tearing in cheeks, temples  and  eyes,
with heat and redness,driving to madness; worse in damp weather;
right  side; especially  in anaemic persons.  Spasms of muscles  when
masticating.   Lockjaw.  Risus sardonicus.
   ♦Veratrum vir.   ♦Face  flushed; pale,   cold, bluish, covered with
cold perspiration. °Nose pinched, cold,  blue;  paleness of  lips and
around  alae nasi.  Convulsive twitchings of facial  muscles.  Cere-
bral congestion.
   ♦Verbascum.   ♦Violent, stupefying pressure  and  tensive  pains
 in left malar and cheek bones, aggravated on pressure,  and in the
open  air, or  in a draft of air.
   Viola tri.   -Heat of side  of face not lain on.  Induration of the
skin  of face.   Milk-crust,  burning,  itching, especially  at  night,
with discharge of viscid, yellow pus.    Impetiginous exanthema on
forehead.  Tension in the integuments of the face   and  forehead.
Acne  rosacea on chin.
   Zincum met.   °Pale,  alternately with redness;  brain  affections;
earthy with wandering expression; waxy,white or yellow  in typhus.
Burning, jerking, stitching in infra-orbital nerve,  with bluish eye-
lids; worse from least touch and  in  evening.   Scirrhus on  right
cheek,  size of walnut.   Cold sweat on forehead.
   Zingiber.  °Face red and hot.   Exhausted look,blue under eyes,
before menses.

                            REPERTORY.

Complexion.
   Ashen—♦arg. n.,  ferr., phos.
   Black—aeon.,  cinch.
   Blue—agar., ♦ant t, arg. n., ars.,  brom.,  bry.,  cact,  camph.,
cic, ♦cina, cinch., cupr.,  dig., ferr.,  hyos.,   kreos.,  lachn.,  laur.,
mere,  opium,  phos., phyt., puis.,  rhus, samb.,  staph.,  tabac,
ver. a., ver.  v., zinc.
   Brown—iod., phos. a.,  staph.
   Clay—ign.
   Coppery—benz. a.,  carb.  an., kreos., lye
   Cyanotic—aur., lob.
   Dark-red—apis, ♦bapt,  ♦cheb,  coloc, hyos., kali e, mere  cor.,
nit. a., olean., ♦opium, rhus, secale,  spig., sub
   Dusky—bapt. 
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  Earthy—ars.,  borax, brom., carb. an., cinch., con.,  croc, kreos.,
mag.  c, mere,  mez.,  opium,  secale,  sib, zinc.
  Florid—nux v.
  Glowing—♦belb, mur.  a., tabac.
  Grayish—ars., brom., carb. v.,  cinch., cupr., kali e, lach., laur.,
lye, mez.,  myr.
  Green—carb.  v., ferr.,  kalm., kreos.,  naja.
  Jaundiced—ambr.,  gels., myr.
  Leaden—arg.  n., ver. a.
  Livid—aeon., ars.,   camph.,  cinch.,  glon.,  graph., hell.,  ipec,
lach., laur.,  naja,  nat.  m.,  ♦cenan., phos., sang., thuj.
  Mahogany—ail.
  Milky—dulc.
  Mottled—bell.
  Pale—acet. a., aeon., aethus., agar., alum., am.  m., alum.,anae,
♦ant.  t., ♦apis,   arg.  n.,  arn.,  ars.,  baryt.,  ♦bell.,  borax,  brom.,
calc. c, camph., can.  i.,  caps., ♦carb. v., ♦cham., cic, cimi.,♦cina,
cinch.,  colch., coloc,  con., cupr.,  eye,  dig., dulc, ferr.,  fluor.  a.,
gels., glon., graph., hell., hydras., hyos.,  ign.,  iod.,ipec., kali bi.,
kali c.,  kreos.,  lach.,  lachn., led.,  lye,  mag. e, mag.  m.,  mang.,
mere,  mere  cor.,  naja, nat.  c, nat. m., nit.  a., nux. m., nux v.,
cenan.,  olean.,   ♦opium,  phos.,  phos. a.,  phyt.,  plat.,  ♦plumb.,
psor., puis., rheum, rhus,  sabina,  samb.,  sang.,  ♦secale, ♦sepia,
sib, spig., spong.,  stann., stram.,  ♦sub, sul.   a.,  tabac, ver.   a.,
ver. v., zinc.
  Pale  and red  alternating—aeon., alum.,  brom.,  caps., cinch.,
glon., ign., iod., led., mag. e, olean., puis., ver. a., zinc.
  Purplish—brom., con., glon., kali c,  opium.
  Red—absinth., ♦acet. a.,♦aeon.,  aethus., agar., aib,  alum.,am.c,
amyl, ant. e, arg. n., arn.,  ars.,  ♦aster., bapt.,  belb,   benz.   a.,
borax, brom., ♦bry., camph., caps., carb. v.,  cham.,  cheb,  cic,
cinch.,  colch., con., dig., dulc, euphr., ;:ferr., gels., hell., hep s.,
hyos.,  hyper., ign., iod.,  kali  bi., kali e,  kalm.,  kreos.,  lach.,
lachn.,  led., mag.  c., mere, mere  cor., ♦mez., mur.  a.,  nat.   e,
nat. m., nit. a., *nux  m., plat., psor., puis., rheum,  rhus,  samb.,
sang., sepia, spig., spong., stann.,  stram.,sub, tabac, tarax.,tell.,
thuj., valer., ver.  a.,  zinc, zing.
  Scarlet—amyl nit.
  Turgid—♦aenanthe croc.
  Wax-like—acet. a.,  apis, ars., zinc
  White—cina,  hydras.,  zinc.
  Yellow—♦arg. n.,arn., ars.,  calc.c,  carb.v.,  caust, cham.,♦cheb,
cinch.,  colch., con., croc,  ferr., gels., hell.,  hep. s., hydras., iod.,
ipec, kali bi.,  kali e, lach., lachn., laur., ♦lye,  mag.  m., mere,
mere cor., myr., naja,  nat.  m.,  nit.  a., nux  v.,  petrol., phos.,
phos.  a.,  phyt.,  plumb.,  psor., puis.,  rhus,  samb.,  ♦sepia,   sib,
spig., zinc.

  Congestion—aib, caps.,  ferr., glon., sepia,  spig.', ver.  v.
  Convulsions—♦belb,  cic, ign., iod.,  ipec, laur., mill., ♦cenan.,
opium,  ♦stram.,  ver. v. 
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Eruptions—♦ant. c, aur., baryt., calc.  c, caps., carb.  an., cic,
hyper.,  laur.,  lye, mag.  m., ♦mez., nat. m.,  phos.,  sabad., sars.,
staph.,  thuj.
  Acne—aib,  berb.  aq., carb. an.,  kreos., rhus, sib,  viola tr.
  Blisters—benz.  a., valer.
  Blotches—kali bi., nat. c, phyt.
  Boils—alum., am. c, ant. c, hep.  s., led., sil.
  Cancer—ars., sib, zinc.
  Comedones—abrot.,  nit.  a., sul.
  Confluent—cic,  mez.
  Crusts—ant. c,  cist., dulc,  hyper., led., nit.  a., phos. a.
  Crusta lactea—dulc, nat. m., rhus, sars., sul.  a., viola, tr.
  Eczema—graph.
  Erysipelas - agn.,   aib,   ♦apis,   camph.,  carb.  an.,   ♦euphor.,
graph.,  hep. s., hydras., hyper., lach.,  mez.,   phyt.,  puis.,  ♦rhus,
ruta,  ♦stram., sub,  thuj.
  Excrescences— alum.
  Freckles—am. c, calc. ph., graph., kali c, lye, mur.  a., nat.e,
nit. a.,  nux m., sul.
  Herpes—anae, cic, con., led., tell.
  Impetigo—rhus, viola tr.
  Lupus —sil.
  Moist—calc. e,  con., dulc,  ♦graph.,  hyper., lye,  ♦mez., sars.
  Pimples—ambr.,  ant. c,  ars., berb. aq.,  caust.,cic, eye,♦graph,
kali chlor., kali i.,  led.,  mere,  mur. a., nit. a.,  nux v.,  phos.  a.,
psor., sabin., sars., sepia,  tarax.
  Pustules—am. c, ant.  c, berb. aq., mez., nit. a.
  Rash—euphr., ipec, nit. a.
  Rhagades—graph.,  sil.
  Ringworm—tell.  See "Herpes."
  Scabs—♦ars., berb.  aq.,  graph.,  ♦mez., mur. a., psor.
  Scales—graph., led.
  Scurfs—calc.  e,  hep. s., mere
  Spots, specks—aethus.,  aib,  benz. a., caul.,  colch., ferr.,  graph.,
♦mez., nux m.,  opium, sabad.,  samb.,  sepia, sub, sul. a., thuj.
  Suppurations—cic,  fluor.  a., lye, nit. a., sib, viola tr.
  Syphilis—fluor.  a.,  nit. a.
  Tetters—dulc,  led., sepia.
  Tubercles—fluor. a.
  Ulcers—♦ars., nat.  m., psor., sil.
  Urticaria—ant. c.
  Vesicles—ars.,  cist., ♦euphorb., mez., rhus.

Expression—aethus., aib, chel.
  Agony—ars.
  Anxiety,  anxious—acet.  a.,  aeon.,  ♦aethus., ars.,  borax, cheb,
kalm., cenan., ♦secale, spong.
  Apathetic—apis.
  Besotted—bapt.
  Bloated—aeon., alum.,  am.  c,  arum., aur., calc.c, cham., con.,
dulc, ferr., graph., hyos.,  ♦hyper., ipec,  kali  c,   kreos.,  lach., 
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Expression continued.
laur.,  led.,  mag.  c,  mere  cor.,  nat. e,  nit. a.,  ♦opium,  phos.,
plumb.,  samb., spig.,  stram., thuj.
   Cachectic—carb. an., sil.
   Cadaverous—colch.   See "Death-like."
   Chlorotic—graph., sil.
   Collapsed—ferr., samb.,  ♦tabac, ver. a.
   Death-like —aeon.,  camph.,  cic, cina, dig., ipec , nat. m., plumb.,
sul.  a., ♦tabac
   Dirty—♦arg.  n.,  cupr., mere
   Distorted—apis,  cham., cic, hell., hyos., lach.,mere cor., mill.,
opium, secale,  sib, spig., tell., ver. a.
   Distressed—aib,  ars.,  iod.,  nux  m.,  nux v.
   Doleful—colch.
   Drowsy—can. i., gels.
   Dull—gels., hydras., hyper., lachn.
   Emaciated—abrot.,  acet. a., selen.
   Exhausted—can.  i.,  zinc.
   Fearful—cimi.,  secale.
   Flushed—ambr., ♦amyl,  ars.,  bapt.,  cact.,  cheb,  cimi.,  cist.,
ferr. phos., glon.,  graph.,hydras., hyos., kalm., kreos., lach.,  lob.,
lye, ♦opium, pod.,  puis., sabin., ♦sepia, stann., tell.,  ♦ver. v.
   Foolish,  silly—absinth.,  lib, nux m.
   Ghastly—cenanthe croc
   Gloomy—alum., aur.
   Grimaces—absinth.,  hyos.
   Greasy—nat.  m., plumb., selen., thuj.
   Haggard—camph., graph., naja.
   Happy—apis.
   Hippocratic—ars.,  carb.  v., cinch., phos., phos. a., phyt.,♦secale,
ver.  a.
   Hollow—cinch.
   Idiotic—laur.
   jaundiced—gels.
   (Edematous—apis, ars., colch., hell., lye, mere  cor.
   Old—♦abrot, ♦arg.  n., calc.  e,  kreos., ♦opium,  samb.
   Pinched—camph., cupr., secale,  tabac.
   Pleasant—apis.
   Puffy—aethus., agar., aib,  ♦ant t,  baryt.,  ♦bry.,  cic,  mere,
phos., puis.
   Risus  sardonicus—colch., ver. a.
   Sad—ant.  e, colch., cupr.
   Sallow—apis,  iod.,  kali c, nat. m., ♦plumb.
   Shiny,  glossy—aur., nat. m., plumb., selen.
   Sickly—apis, borax, caust., cheb,  *cina, gels.,  kali e,  kreos.,
lach.,  phos., psor., spig.
   Silly—see "Foolish."
   Stupid—can. i., ferr., hell., hyos.
   Suffering—ars.,  cupr., hyper., kreos., ♦mang., nux m., phyt., sul.
  Sunken—aeon.,  ♦ant. t,  apis, arg. n.,  arn., ars.,  caust.,  cham., 
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Expression continued.
cimi., coloc, cupr., hell., ign.,  ipec,  iris,  laur.,  ♦mang.,  mere,
nit.  a., olean.,  opium,  phos.,  plat,  puis.,  rhus,  ♦secale,  spong.,
stann., staph, sub, ver. a.
   Surly—ars.
   Swollen—aib, ambr., am. c,  ♦apis,  arg.  n., arn.,  ♦ars.,  arum,
aur., baryt,  ♦belb,  borax,  calc. e,  cham., cheb,   colch.,  coloc,
♦euphor., ferr.,  ferr.  phos., hep. s., kali  i.,  lachn.,  led.,  mag.  c,
mere, mere  cor., mez.,  nat. e, nat. m., nit.  a., nux  m.,  nux  v.,
opium, phyt, plumb.,  psor., •♦rhus,  ruta,  sabad.,   sabin.,  samb.,
secale,  sepia, spong.,  sul.
   Terror—apis, ♦stram.
   Thin—calc. c, naja, nux m.
   Wan—amyl,  secale.
   Wandering— zinc.
   Waxy—acet.  a., apis, zinc.
   Weary—can.  i., hydras.
   Wild—acet. a.,  ars., camph.,  cina, stram., ver. a.

   Indurations—am. c, bry., sib, viola  tr.
   Inflammations—aur., ♦euphorb.,  ferr. phos.,  ♦mez.,  ♦rhus, sepia,
staph.
   Nodosities—♦bry.,  mag. c, sil.

Pains—aethus., ambr., ant c,  can.  i., cham., cimi.,  cina, cinch.,
colch., ferr. phos., kalm., lach.,  mez.,  nux v.,  phyt.,  sib, stann.,
stram., sul. a.,  valer.
   Aching—calc.phos., caps.,  con.,  dulc,  ferr.  phos., glon., hyper.,
kali  chlor., kali s., lach., mag.   phos., nat.  m., nux  v., rhod.,  sib,
thuj.
   Beating—ferr. phos.
   Boring—aur., mag.  c, plat.
   Bruised—kali bi., oat m., ruta.
   Burning—agar., ant. t, apis,  arg.  n.,  arn.,  ♦ars.,  aur.,  bapt,
bell., benz. a.,  calc. e, cham.,  cic, cist., coloc, euphr., ferr.phos.,
graph., lach., led., mez., nat.  c,  nux  m.,   phos. a.,  plat.,   psor.!
rhus, samb.,  sang., sars., ♦spig., ♦sub, thuj.,  viola  tr., zinc
   Constrictive—coloc.
   Corrosive - caps.
   Cramp-like—mag. c,  plat., spong.
   Cutting—bell.
   Darting—kali i., mag.  phos.,  phos.,  valer.
   Digging—mag. c
   Drawing—aur.,  can.  i., colch., rhus,  valer.,  ver.  a.
   Jerking—carb. v., rhod.,  sepia, valer.,zinc
   Neuralgic-aeon.,  arg. n., bell.,  caust, calc. phos.,  cham.,cimi.,
cinch., ferr.,  gels.,  glon., hell.,  iris., kalm., lach., lob., mag.phos.
mez., naja, puis.,   sang., spig., valer., ver.  a.
   Piercing—apis.
   Pinching—arn.,  bry.
   Pressing—bry.,  cina, coloc, ferr. phos.,  lach., *verbas. 
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Pains continued.
  Pricking—bapt,  puis., sul.
  Prosopalgia—arg.  n.,  arn., cact,  kalm., mez.,  nat.  m.,  sepia,
♦spig.,  stann, ♦stram.
  Pulsating—mag. c
  Raw — mez.
  Remittent,  intermittent—mag. phos., nat. m., sepia.
  Rheumatic—act. s.,  calc. phos., mag.  phos.
  Sharp—cist.
  Shooting—belb,carb. an.,  cist., kali bi., mag. phos., naja, sang.,
spig.
  Smarting—led., rhus.
  Sore—bry., cocc,  ferr. phos.
  Singing—apis,  ars.,  coloc, con., graph.,  kali e,  kali i.,  mag.
phos., nat. m.,  puis.,  spong.
  Stitches—aur.,  calad., carb. an.,  coloc, euphr.,ferr.phos.,kali c,
mang.,  zinc.
  Tearing—agar., ambr., ♦ant. t.,  ars.,  aur.,  belb,  borax,  bry.,
calc.  c, carb. v., cheb,  colch., coloc, con.,  kali c, lachn.,  mag.e,
mere, mill., nux v., phos., rhod., rhus, ♦spig., ver. a.
  Tension—alum.,  baryt.,  benz. a.,can.  i., colch.,  coloc, mag. e,
mez., phos., phos. a., rheum,  samb.,  ♦verbas., viola tr.
  Throbbing —ambr., arn., ferr.  phos., kalm.,  myr.
  Tic douloureux—ferr.  phos.
  Tingling—colch., ♦plat., rhus, secale.
  Ulcerated—psor.

  Paralysis—caust., hyos., stram.

Parts
  Alae nasi;  wings—♦aethus., ambr.,  tarax., ver. v.
  Antrum—chel.

Bones —apis, aur.,  bapt, borax,   calc c, carb. v.,  cist.,  colch.,
hep. s., kali bi., mag. m., ruta, spig., staph., stram.,  verbas.
  Jaws—agar., ambr., aur., bapt., belb, bry.,  carb. v., cheb,cinch.,
coloc,  iris, kali bi., lob.,  mang., mill.,  nux m., phos., sang., spig.,
spong., sul.  a.,  ver.  a.
  Malar,  cheek—apis, aur.,  borax,  bry.,  carb.  an.,  cheb,  cimi.,
cina,  coloc,  mag. c,  nat.  m.,  nux v.,  phos.,  plat.,  psor.,  sib,
♦spig.,  thuj., valer., verbas.
  Zygoma—aur.,  cist., hyper.

  Brows—hyper., spig.
  Capillaries—ail.

  Cheeks—♦acet  a., aeon., agn., ambr.,  am. c,  anae, ♦ant. e,
apis,  arg. n., arn., aur., bapt, baryt., belb,  borax, brom.,  calc. c,
calc.  s.,  camph., caps.,  carb. v.,  caust.,  ♦cham.,  ♦cheb, colch.,
coloc,  dulc,  ♦euphorb.,   ferr.  phos.,   graph.,  hep.  s.,  hyper.,
ign.,  kali c,  kali chlor., kalm.,  kreos.,  lach.,  lachn ,   lob.,   lye,
mere,  mere  cor., mez., mur.  a., nat. c, ♦nat m., nit.  a.,  nux v., 
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opium.,  phos., phos.  a., pod., psor., puis., rheum,  sabin.,  sang.,
♦sepia,  sil., ♦spig., spong.,  stann., stram., sub,tarax.,  thuj.,valer.,
ver.  a.,  verbas.,  zinc.
  Circumscribed red—arg. n., benz. a., dulc, kreos., lach., lachn.,
lye, phos., sang., stram., sub, thuj.
  Chin—am.  e,  can.  i., dulc,  graph.,  hyper.,   led.,  psor.,  sub,
viola tr.
  Eyes,  orbits—belb, cimi.,  cina.,  coloc ,  glon., kali c,  lach.,
nuxv., zinc.
  Eyes,  rings around—agar.,  anae,  calc.  e, cimi.,  cina, cinch.,
ferr., hep. s., ign., ipec, iris,  lye,  nat. e,  nat. m., olean.,  phos.,
rhus, sabin.,  secale, spig., staph.,  sub, ver. a.,  zing.
  Forehead—ant. c,  ant.  t, aur.,  baryt., belb,   calc. c,   can.  i.,
caps., caul., ♦cheb, cimi , eye, dulc, fluor. a., glon., hell., kali c,
led.,  lye, mag.  m., mur. a.,  nat. e, nit.  a.,  phos.  a., phyt.,  psor.,
rheum  rhus, ruta,  sabin.,  sars., secale,   sepia,  sib,  stram., sub,
♦ver. a.,  viola tr., zinc.
  Glands—am. e, kreos., led.
  Lips—aeon., anae, arg. n.,  arn.,  aur.,  lach.,  lye, mere  cor.,
nat.c, nux m., opium,  phos. a.,  plumb.,  psor.,  secale,  sub, valer.,
ver.  a.
   Mouth, at corners  or  around—aethus.,  am. c, cina, gels.,♦graph.,
kreos.,  laur.,  led., mur.  a.,  nux v., opium, rheum, sepia,  tarax.
   Muscles—aeon.,  agar.,  ante, ant. t., ars., bapt., ♦belb, can.i.,
cic, colch., coloc, gels., glon., hyos.,  ign., iod., ipec, laur., lye,
mez., nux v., ♦cenan., opium,  rheum,  selen., stram.,  tell., valer.,
ver.  a., ver. v.
  Nerves—aeon., cinch.,  iris, nux,  v.,puis., stram., zinc.
  Periosteum —ruta.

  Side,  Left—♦acet.  a.,  aeon., agn., aib, am. c,ant c,   arg.  n.,
ars., aur., bapt, bell.,  carb. an., carb.  v.,  caust., cham., coloc,
euphr., graph., hell., kali bi., lach., lachn.,  lob.,  mez.,  ♦nat. m.,
♦plat., ♦spig., stram., thuj.,  valer.
  Right—anae,  apis, arn., belb, brom.,  bry., cact, carb.v.,caust.,
cheb, cist, kalm..  mere,  mez.,  mill.,'♦plat.,  sul. a., ver.  a., zinc.

  Skin—alum., amyl, berb. aq.,   can. i.,   cinch.,  colch.,  fluor. a.,
graph.,  laur., nat. m., phos. a.,  plumb.,  puis., rheum,  selen.,  sib,
staph.,  stram., thuj.,  viola tr.
  Temples—baryt., belb, bry.,  glon., kali c,  kreos.,  lachn., lob.,
mang.,  mill., mur.  a., naja,  sul. a., ver.  a.
  Veins—amyl, cinch.,  ferr., opium, sang., thuj.
  Whiskers or beard—ambr., calc.  e, graph., nat.  m.,  phos.
  Roughness—berb.  aq., kalm., staph.
Sensations—♦aeon.,  amyl, baryt., calc.  c, can.  i., cheb, colch.,
ferr., mill.,  phos. a., sang., ♦stram.
  Cold—abrot.,  aeon.,  belb,  camph., carb. v.,  cic,  cimi.,  ♦cina
cupr.,  ferr. phos., hyos., iod.,  kali  c,  kreos.,  cenan., phos.  a.,
♦plat., rhod., ver. a., ver. v. 
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   Constricting—nux m.
   Crawling—camph.,  lachn., laur.
   Fullness—myr.
   Heat, hot—♦aeon.,  aib, ambr.,  am. c, amyl,  ant.  c, ant. t, apis,
arg. n.,  ♦arn., aur.,   bapt.,  ♦belb,  benz. a.,  borax,  brom.,  ♦bry.,
calad.,  carb. an., cheb,  cimi., cinch., cist., colch., coloc, euphr.,
fluor. a., glon.,  hell.,  hep.  s., hydras., ♦hyper.,  ign., kali  e,kali i.,
kreos.,  lach., lob., lye,  mere, mill.,  mur.a., myr., nat. e, nat.m.,
♦opium, plat,  pod.,  psor.,  sabad.,   sabin.,  samb., sars.,  secale,
spong.,  stann.,  stram., ♦sub, tabac,  tarax., viola tr., zinc.
   Heavy—aeon., glon.. nux m.
   Itching—agar., agn., alum., ambr.,  ant. e,  ars.,  belb,  calc. c,
caps.,  caust,cist., euphr, ♦graph.,  kalm.,  lach., led, mere, ♦mez.,
nat m., rhus,  sars., sepia,  spong., staph.,  viola  tr.
   Large—♦aeon.
   Numb—aeon., bapt., benz. a.,  mez., nux v.,  ♦plat, samb.
   Stiffness—sang.
   Titillation—laur.
   Web or net—baryt., borax, brom.,  calad., ♦graph.
   White of egg—alum.,  mag.  c, phos. a.,  sub a.

   Sensitiveness—ant.  c,  belb,bry.,caps.,cinch., coloc,hell., hep.s.,
kali bi., mez., puis., sang.,  thuj., valer., zinc.
   Sweat—ant.  t., benz. a.,  cact., camph.,  carb.  v.,  cham.,  colch.,
glon., graph., hell.,  lob., phyt.,  rheum,  samb., sars., spig., spong.,
♦tabac,  ♦ver. a., ver.  v., zinc.
   Twitching—♦agar.,  ant. c, ant. t,  ars., bry., gels., glon., hyos.,
ign., iod., ipec, laur.,lye,  mang., mez.,  nux  v., ♦cenan., opium,
phos., secale, selen., stram., tell.,  valer., ver. a, ver. v.
   Wrinkled—abrot.,  calc. e, hell., lye, rheum,  stram. 
          CHAPTER IX.-LOWER FACE.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Absinthium.  Jaws firmly fixed. Foams at the  mouth in epilepsy.
   Acetic  acid.   Lips become a deep purple tint. In upper part of
 joint of left jaw, aching; increases on  pressure and  with motion.
   Aconitum.   °Lips dry, black, peeling off;  complaints  of  upper
 lip.  Burning,  tingling,numbness  of the lips.  Swelling of the lower
 jaw, with aching in the  face.    Stitching  thrusts in the lower jaw.
 Mouth drawn to one side—convulsions.
   ^Ethusa.  °Chin and corners of the mouth feel cold.
   Agaricus.   GTrembling and vibration of lips and muscles of lower
 jaw; convulsive shaking of lower jaw.    Pricking in  the chin, as
 from needles.
   Ailantus.     °Small but deep ragged ulcer, near the angle of the
 mouth; lips cracked.   Inflamed  vesicles  on  the lower  lip;  chin
 bright-red.
   Aloe.    Lips redder than usual; dry, cracked;  moist,  sore on the
 borders; white, scaly.
   ♦Alumina.    ♦Involuntary,  spasmodic twitching of the lower jaw
 —haemorrhages of the bowels.    °Tensive pain  in  articulation  of
 jaw, when chewing, or opening  the mouth.  Upper lip covered with
 little blisters.
   Ambra.  °Lips hot.   Lips  numb and dry  in   the  morning on
 awaking.
   Ammonium  carb.   ^ Herpetic eruption around  the mouth.  Itch-
 ing eruption on lips.  Upper lip pains, as  if cracked.   Lower lip
cracked in the middle,  bleeding  and  burning.    Painful burning
blister on inside of lower lip.    Blueness of  the lips.
   ♦Ammonium  mur.   ♦Watery, acrid  coryza, corroding the  lips.
°Lips  burn like fire.  Corners  of mouth ulcerated.   Dry, shriveled,
cracked lips,  must  moisten   them  with  the tongue continually.
Pimples,  blisters on upper lip.
   Anacardium.  cRough, scaly  skin around  the mouth with  crawl-
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ing,  itching.  Burning dryness of outer border of lips,  almost like
from pepper.
  Antimonium crud.  °Lips dry; cracks in corners of mouth. Burn-
ing,  stinging on the chin, as  from  a hot  spark.   Small,  honey-
colored granules on chin, with  sore feeling when touched.
  Antimonium tart.   Lips dry, scurfy.   Itching vesicles on  lips.
Burning as  from hot coals on right  side of the chin.
  Apis.  °Lips oedematous.   Raging,  violent pain in the lips, ex-
tending to gums and head, finally to the whole body.   Roughness
and tension in lips, especially the upper.    Upper lip swollen, hot
and red.  Lower lip chapped.  Burning in the lips,on the chin.
  Argentum met.   °Swelling  of upper lip, close  under  nose.
  Argentum nit.   °Hard, pale  blotches under vermilion  border of
upper  lip, sore to touch.  Lips trembled when he spoke; lips and
finger  nails  blue.
  Arnica.   cLips  burn,  swollen,  cracked.   Lower  lip  trembles.
Bruised pain in right  articulation   of jaw, from  motion, early in
morning.  Lower  jaw  hangs down.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Sore lips  and ulcers in the mouth.  Eruption on
lips.   °Contractive quivering or jerking on one side  of  upper  lip,
especially when falling asleep.  Bites the tumbler when  drinking.
Severe pains along right inferior maxillary nerve.
  ♦Arum tri.   ♦Lips thick, burning, swollen,  cracked and bleeding.
Lips as if scalded mornings.    Picks the lips until they bleed; cor-
ners   of mouth sore,   cracked  and  bleeding—scarlatina,  typhus.
°Lips,  nose and face chapped,  as after  exposure  to cold wind.
  Asafoetida.   °Lips puffed  up,  lower lip and   left angle  most
Drawing pains; caries of lower maxilla,  with  salivation.
  Baptisia.   °Pain in articulation of lower jaw—typhus.
  Baryta carb.  GSwelling of  the  upper  lip, with  burning  pain.
Pain in the articulation when closing the jaw.
  ♦Belladonna.  ♦Great swelling and tension of the upper  lip.  °Raw
feeling of corners  of  mouth.   Pustules  at  borders of  lips, with
smarting pains.  Lips,  especially the  upper  one, cracked  in  the
middle;  dry and parched. Sensation as if the lower jaw was drawn
backwards.
  Berberis.   ^Lips bluish on the inside.  Formication  in upper lip,
around mouth and  chin.  Burning in lips.  Dryness of  lips  with
scaling and  formation  of thin, brown scurfs on edges. 
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  Borax.   cRed,  inflamed swelling as large as a pea on lower lip,
with burning soreness when  touched.  Crawling,like insects on lips.
  Bromium.   GBoring pain  going to the right,or on  right  side of
lower jaw.  Shooting pain on vermilion border of  upper lip; after-
wards yellow spots,  which open and  discharge a yellow fluid.
  Bryonia. '"Upper lip and nose swollen, red and hot.   Crack in
lower lip.  Lips parched and  cracked;  he wishes  frequently  to
moisten them.   Lips swollen,  rough.   Constant motion  of mouth
as if chewing—in brain affections of children.
  Caladium.   °Lying with mouth half open,coma, in typhus.
  Calcarea carb.   Eruption on  the lips and mouth.   Swelling of
the upper lip, in morning.   Cracked lips; corners ulcerated.
  Calcarea phos.    Swollen  upper  lip; painful, hard and  burning.
  Camphora.  cLockJaw,  with coldness  and pale  surface  (and
brownish-looking  eruption,  during  repercussion,   in  scarlatina).
Froth or foam at the mouth.
  Cannabis ind.   Dryness of  mouth and  lips.   Lips feel  as  if
glued together.
  ♦Cantharis.  GDry lips, without thirst.  ♦Lockjaw, with grinding of
the teeth.
  Capsicum.   cLips swollen, cracked, smarting.
  Carbo  ani.  cLips swollen, burning.   Vesicles or cracks on lips.
  Carbo  veg.  cQuivering of the upper  lip.   Swelling of  upper lip
and cheeks,with jerking pain.  Brown, or blackish-looking cracked
lips.
  ♦Causticum.   ♦Sensation of tension and pain in jaw, could only
with difficulty open the mouth, and could not eat well, because  a
tooth seemed too long.   °Arthritic  pains  in lower jaw.
  Chamomilla.  cLips  crack and peel.  Rhagades in  the middle of
lower lip.
  Chelidonium.   -Dryness of the lips.
  Cicuta.    Lockjaw, teeth press firmly together. Yellow  scurfs on
the  left corner of mouth,  discharging  yellow, corrosive  fluid; may
extend over the lip,  chin and cheek.   Cancer of upper lip.
  *Cina.   *White and bluish about  the  mouth.
  Cinchona.   °Lips:  burning;  swollen;  dry, hard,cracked,blackish;
blackish  and  shriveled.
  Cistus  can.    Caries  of  lower jaw,  with  suppurating glands in
the  neck.   Open, bleeding cancer on  lower lip.   Lupus exedens on
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   Clematis.   "Burning, cutting through the lower lip.  Cancer  on
 the lip.   Vesicular eruption on the  lip.    Suppurative pimples  on
 the chin.
   Cocculus.   -Pustule below the right angle of mouth,with tensive
 pain  when touched.
   Colchicum.   "Cracked lips   Thick, brownish  coating  on  lips,
 teeth and tongue.
   ♦Conium.   ♦Cancer of the lips from pressure of the pipe.  °Lips
 and teeth covered  with black crusts.  Lips burning;  dry; shooting
 in lips.   Blisters,  or eruption on the lips.
   Croton tig.  -Lips dry  and  parched—cholera infantum.
   Cuprum met.   -Mouth  firmly closed. Lips blue. Froth from the
 mouth.
   Cyclamen.   :Itching on lower  jaw.   Sensation of numbness  of
 upper lip as of an induration.   Dry lips,  without thirst.
   Drosera.   -Stitching, tearing pain in  left inferior  maxilla, like
 in the periosteum.  Lower lip  cracked in the middle.    Dryness of
 the lips  and  little sense of taste  Burning in tne skin at right angle
 of mouth.
   Dulcamara.  "-Twitching of the lips when in the cold air.  Mouth
 distorted; drawn to one side.
   Eupatorium purp.   Lips blue—intermittents.
   Euphrasia.   Stiffness of the upper lip, as if made  of wood.
   Ferrum met.    Lips pale, dry.
   Gelsemium.   -Lips dry. coated with black mucus.
   Glonoinum.    Jaws  clenched  in sun-stroke.  Lower   lip  feels
 swollen.  Chin  feels elongated.
   Graphites.  GPainful  nodules  on lower jaw.  Upper lip twitching;
 stinging; swollen;  painful pimples.  Corners of  mouth  ulcerated.
 Heaviness in lower lip.  Formication in the lips during the menses.
 Lips  chapped.
  Guaiacum.   °Dull ache in left  side of jaw.
  Hamamelis.   GLips dry, sore, cracked.
  Helleborus.   °Constant  chewing motion.   Corner of mouth sore;
 steady flow of saliva; upper lip cracked;  lips dry, cracked.  White
 blisters on swollen lips.  Lower jaw hangs down.
  ♦Hepar  sulph.    ^Great swelling  of  the upper lip,  painful  to
touch. -Ttching around the mouth.   Boils on  lips and  chin, very
painful to touch.   Sore and smarting pimple  on  vermilion  border 
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of upper lip.   Middle of lower lip cracked.   Eruption, with sen-
sation of heat in corners of the mouth.   Ulcer at corner of mouth.
Itching pimples on chin.
  Hydrastis.  °Aphthas  on the lips; tongue swollen.
  Hyoscyamus.    "Lockjaw;  fully conscious.   Foam   at  mouth.
Lips  dry.
  Hypericum.    -Eruption around the  mouth  and on right ear.
Yellow-greenish scabs, with cracking and moisture.   Lips dry, feel
hot.
  Ignatia.   cTwitching  of corners of mouth.  Spasmodic closing of
the jaws.  Lips dry, cracked,  bleeding.  Ulceration of one of the
corners of the mouth.   Inside  of lower lip painful, as if sore.
  Ipecacuanha.   -Red skin around the mouth.   Lips blue, during
chill.
  Kali bichrom.   GDigging in the rami of lower jaw.   Lower lip
swelled  and  chapped.    Ulcerations,  with  indurated  edges  and
smarting on the mucous surface of the lips.
  Kali carb.   °Upper lip swollen; bleeding rhagades.    Lips peel,
are chapped.
  Kalmia.   cLips swollen, dry and stiff (mornings). Cracked lips,
with dry skin.   Stinging in jaw bones.
  Kreosotum.  °Peeling off and  cracking of cuticle of upper lip.
Wants to moisten the lips frequently, without being thirsty. Tumor,
size of a pea, on lower lip, with acrid, watery  ichor, making  sur-
rounding parts sore.
  Lachesis.   °Lower jaw hangs down—coma.   Lips dry, cracked,
bleeding.  Lower lip swollen.
  Laurocerasus.   °Lockjaw.
  Lycopodium.   °Lower jaw  hangs down,  especially during sleep,
or with stupor in  exhausting fever.  Eruption around   the  mouth;
corners of mouth sore.   Swelling of the lower lip.   Large ulcer on
the vermilion border of  the lower lip.
  Magnesia carb.   °Herpetic   eruption  around  the  mouth  (lower
part).   Hard, little nodosities  in both corners of mouth.
  Magnesia mur.   "Large vesicles on the margin of vermilion bor-
der of lower  lip,  itching, afterwards burning.
  Mancinella.  °Large  number of  small vesicles on chin.
  Manganum.  °Eruption and  ulcers at  corners of mouth.  Dry,
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   Marum ver.    °Deep  furrow on  either  side  of  under  lip, with
elevated edges.
   ♦Mercurius.   ♦Corners  of  mouth ulcerated  and  painfully  sore.
°Lips:  dry, cracked, ulcerated; black; burning pimples.  Lockjaw
from glandular swellings,  with stinging pains.   Caries of  the jaw.
   ♦Mercurius biniod.   ♦Lips slimy and sticky  on  waking.   °Pain
in jaws and temples.   Eczema rubrum on  chin.
   ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Lips black; excessively  swollen and  tender;
°dry and  cracked.   Stiffness of jaw, soreness.
   Mezereum.   cHoney-like  scabs about the mouth.  Neuralgia  of
infra-maxillaris.   Chin covered with elevated white scabs.
   Muriatic acid.  cLower jaw hangs down.    Pimples  around the
mouth form a scurf.   Burning lips.  Bloated lower  lip; feels heavy,
burns.  Pain below left half of  lower lip, from 4 p. m. till  mid-
night.
   Naja.  GLips dry,  parched and cracked; hot and  sore,  jaws  firmly
clenched.
   Natrum carb.   cLips swollen and tettery;  burning rhagades  on
lower lip.
   Natrum mur.   °Lips dry,  cracked, with rhagades,  or  bleeding
scabs; humid sores  in the commissures; upper  lip swollen.  Blisters
like pearls about the mouth, especially in intermittent fever.   Lips
tingle, feel numb.   Eruption and ulcers on chin.
   Natrum sulf.   °Burning pain  in corner of mouth at night; lips
burn like pepper.  Upper lip dry; skin peels off.   Vesicles on lips.
Pimple on chin,  burns when touched.
   Nitric acid.   GSwollen lips.   Under lip dry,  cracked. Margin of
mouth covered with sores  and blisters. Corners of mouth ulcerated.
   Nux mos.   GLips chapped.
   ♦Nux vom.   ♦Tetanic contraction  of  the jaws;  trismus.   °Pain-
ful peeling off of the lips;  after excesses; crusts on  lips.  Lower jaw
hangs down.
  Gmanthe croc.    Trismus; jaws rigidly closed.
  Oleander.   "Numbness of  upper lip.   Foaming at mouth.
  Opium.  GLower  lip and jaw  hang down.  Foaming at mouth.
  Oxalic acid.   -Drawing pain, with  rigidity, near the angle  of
lower jaw, first and  longest in left,  then  in right side.
  Paris quad.  GViolent itching, biting and burning on the  edges
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ing eruption.   Tetters around the mouth.   Vesicles on the surface
of the lower lip.
  Petroleum.    Easily dislocated jaw,  in  morning  in   bed, with
much pain.   External swelling on  left lower jaw, painful to touch,
on stooping.   Scurfs around mouth.
  Phosphorus.   -Lips dry, with sooty coating.   Necrosis of lower
jaw, rarely of the upper.   Tough, viscous expectoration,  hangs on
lips and tongue in typhoid conditions.  Nose, lips,mouth and throat
dry; no relief from water.
  ♦Phytolacca.  ♦Chin  drawn closely  to  sternum  by  convulsive
action of muscles of  face  and neck—tetanus.   Lips  everted and
firm—tetanus.   °Upper lip excoriated.   Ulcers on lips.
  Platinum.   GPurple, net-like appearance on chin.
  Plumbum.   °Lockjaw.    Tearing in jaws,  relieved by  rubbing
them.
  Psorinum.   GUpper lip  swollen. Lips dry,  brown, black; ulcers
on  lips.  Lips painful, swollen.  Soreness of jaw,right side,around
the ear, could not open his mouth, even wide enough to admit his
finger.  Corners  of mouth ulcerated; sycotic condylomata.
   Pulsatilla.  °Gnawing,  smarting around  the  mouth.   Lower lip
swollen and  cracked  in the middle.
  Rhododendron.   °Lips  dry, burning.  Vesicles on inner  side of
lower lip, sore  when eating.
   Rhus tox.   cStiffness of jaws.   Cracking in articulation  of  jaw
when moving it; jaw easily dislocated.   Corners  of mouth  ulcer-
ated; fever blisters around mouth; exanthema on chin.
   Ruta.  °Lips dry  and sticky.
   Sabadilla.  cCan hardly  open mouth from pain in joints  and mus-
cles,  with sore throat.   Lips hot, burn  as  if scalded.  Dry lips.
   Sanguinaria.   GLips feel dry.  Swelling of lips toward   evening.
Under  lip burns, is swollen  hard and blistered; blisters  dry up and
form crusts,  which drop   off.   Stiffness in articulation  of jaws.
Cancer of lower lip  from  use of pipe (apply the green leaf).
   Sarsaparilla.  GStiffness and tension  of muscles and articulation
of jaw.   Herpes on  upper lip.
  Secale.  °Lockjaw.  Lips deathly pale.
   Silicia.  cJaws spasmodically closed.  Pains more in  jaw bones
than  teeth; jaw swollen; toothache.  Caries of lower jaw;  necrosis.
Dry and parched feeling of lips.  Scabby eruption  on  lips, which 
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smart.  Cancer of  lower  lip; ulcer grayish, sperficial,excruciatingly
painful.   Sycosis menti.
  Spigelia.   -Lips dry, pale,  cracked.  Neuralgia radiating to nose,
face,  temples and neck.
  Spongia.   "Eruption on lips.
  Squilla.    Lips  twitch  and  are covered  with yellow crusts,  black
and cracked.
  Staphisagria. cLips  full of ulcers and scurfs, with burning pains.
Easv  dislocation of jaw.
  Sticta.   -Darting pains in lower jaw.
  Stramonium.   °Moves lips back and forward.    Lips:  red; with
yellow streaked vermilion border, as in  malignant fevers;  dry;   or
sore and cracked.   Lockjaw  after convulsions.   Mouth  spasmod-
ically closed.   Lower jaw hangs down.
  Sulphur.   -Painful eruptions around the chin.    Herpes  at  the
corners of mouth.  Bright redness of lips, particularly with children.
Swelling of lips, especially upper.    Lips dry, rough and  cracked.
Burning,  twitching or  trembling of lips.
  Sulphuric  acid.   -Shooting,  stinging pain in red scar on  lower
jaw.  Lips  peel off.
  Thuja occ.    Lips pale, swollen,  peeling off.   White, flat ulcers
on inside of  lips, and in  corners of mouth.
  Valeriana.    Lips incrusted.
  Veratrum alb.    Lips: bluish or hanging down; rubbing  mouth
and nose, dry,  black, parched.   Black around mouth and nostrils—
typhoid.
  Veratrum vir.     Mouth drawn down at one corner.    Lips dry;
mouth dry,  or  thick mucus in mouth.
  Viola tri.  -Pustular eruption  on whole  upper  lip and chin;  a
thick,  yellow,  friable,  semi-transparent  incrustation;  acne  rosacea
on the chin.
  Zinc.    Lips and corners of mouth cracked, v/ith  yellowish  ul-
ceration.  Thick,  viscid humor on the lips.

                            REPERTORY.
Color—acet. a., aeon.,  aloe,  camph., carb.  v., cina,   psor.,  sil.
  Black—aeon., carh,  v., cinch., con., gels., ♦mere, mere  cor.,
psor.,  squill., ver.  a.
  Blue—am. e, arg. n.,   berb., ♦cina,  cupr.,  eup. purp.,  ipec,
ver. a. 
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 Color continued.
   Pale—ferr.,  secale, spig., thuj.
   Purple—acet.  a., plat.
   Red—apis, borax, bry.,ipec, stram., sul.
   White—♦cina.
   Convulsions—aeon., agar.,  ♦phyt,  stram.

 Ernptions—apis,  calc.  c,  camph., con.,  hep.  s.,  hyper., lye,
 mang., nat.  m.,  paris, spong., sul.
   Acne rosacea—viola tr.
   Aphthae—hydras.
   Blisters—alum., am.  c, am.  m.,  con.,  hell.,   nat. m.,  nit. a.,
 rhus, sang.
   Blotches—arg.  n.
   Boils--hep.  s.
   Cancer—cic, cist, clem., ♦con., sang., sil.
   Chapped—apis, arum, graph., kali bi., kali c,  nux m.
   Condylomata—psor.
   Cracks—aib, aloe,  am.  c,  am.  m., ant  c, arn.,  arum,  bell.,
 bry., calc. c,  caps., carb. an., carb. v., cham., cinch., colch.,  dros.,
 ham., hell.,  hep.  s., hyper.,  ign.,  kalm.,  kreos.,  lach.,  mar. v.,
 mere,   mere  cor.,  naja,  nat.  m.,  nit.  a.,  puis.,  spig.,  squill.,
 stram., sub,  zinc.
   Crusts—con., mere,  nux v.,  sang.,  squill., valer., viola tr.
   Eczema—carb. an., mere b. i.
   Granules—ant. c
   Herpes—am. c,  mag. c, sars., sul.
   Lupus—cist.
   Nodosities—mag. c
   Pimples—am.  c, clem., graph., hep.  s.,  mere,  mur., a.,  nat.  s.
   Pustules—bell., cocc, viola tr.
   Rhagades—cham., kali c, nat.  c, nat. m.
   Scabs—hyper., mez., nat. m., sil.
   Scaly—aloe, anae, berb.
   Scurfs—ant. t., berb., cic,  mur. a.,petrol.,  staph.
   Sycosis—psor., sil.
   Tetters—nat. c,  paris.
   Tumors—kreos.
   Ulcers—aib, am.  m.,  arn., ♦ars.,  calc. e, graph, hep. s.,   ign.,
kali i.,  lye,  mang., mere,  nat. m., nit. a., phyt., psor., rhus,  sib,
staph.,  thuj., zinc.
   Vesicles—aib, alum., ant.  t,  carb.  an., clem., mag. m.,mancin.,
nat. s., paris,  rhod.
   Indurations—eye

Pains—am. c,   apis,   ars.,  bapt,  calc. phos.,  caust.,   graph.,
ign., kali bi., mere,   mere b.  i.,  mur. a.,  nux v.,  paris,  petrol.
sib, spig., sticta, sul.
  Aching—acet. a.,  aeon.,guaiac.
  Arthritic—caust. 
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Pains continued.
  Boring—brom.
  Bruised—arn.
  Burning—aeon., am. e, am.  m.,  anae,   ant. e,  ant.  t, apis,
arn.,  ♦arum, baryt,  berb.,  borax, calc. phos., carb.  an.,   cinch.,
clem.,con.,  dros., glon., ign., mag.m., mere, mur. a., naja, nat.c,
nat.  s., paris, petrol.,  psor., puis., rhod., sabad., sang., staph.,  sul.
  Cutting—clem.
  Drawing—asaf., oxal. a.
  Jerking—agar., ars., carb. v.
  Neuralgic—mez., spig.
  Pricking—agar.
  Raw—bell.
  Shooting—brom.,  con.,  sul.  a.
  Smarting-—belb, caps., hep. s., kali bi., puis.,  sil.
  Sore—ant. e,  arg.  n.,  ars.,  aur.,   borax,   ham.,  hell.,  hep. s.,
ign.,  kreos., lye,  mere, mere cor., naja, nat. m., nit.a., psor., rhod.,
rhus, stram.
  Stinging—ant.  c, graph., kalm.,  mere, sul. a.
  Stitching—aeon., dros.
  Tearing—dros., plumb.
  Tensive—alum., apis, belb, caust., cocc,  sars.
  Tingling—aeon., nat. m.

Parts
  Chin—aethus., agar., aib,  ant. c, ant.  t, apis, berb.,  cic, clem.,
glon., hep.  s, mancin., mere  b. i.,  mez., nat. m., nat.-s.,  phyt.,
rhus, sib, sub, viola tr.
  Glands—cist, mere

Jaws—absinth.,  acet. a., aeon.,  ars., baryt.,  brom.,  caust., cist.,
eye,  glon., guaiac,  kali  bi., kalm., mere, mere b. i., mere  cor.,
mez.,  nux  v.,  oxal.  a.,  petrol., phos., psor.,  rhus,  sang.,   sib,
staph., sul.  a.
  Caries—asaf., cist.,  mere, sib
  Chewing, motion of—bry., hell.
  Lockjaw—camph.,   ♦canth., cic,  cupr., glon., hyos., ign., laur.,
mere, nit.  a., nux v., oxal. a., oenan., plumb., secale, sib,  stram.
  Lower jaw—agar.,  alum., arn., ars., arum, brom., caust., dros.,
graph., hell., kali bi., lach., lye, mere, mur. a., nux v.,   opium,
paris,petrol.,  stram.,  sul.
  Necrosis—phos.,  sil.

  Joints—acet.  a.,  alum.,  arn., bapt., baryt., rhus,  sabad., sang.,
sars.

Lips—acet. a., aeon., agar.,  aib,   aloe, ambr., am.  c,   ♦am. m.,
anae, ant.  t., apis,  arg.  n., arn.,  :Nars., ♦arum, asaf.,  belb, berb.,
bry.,  calc. c, can. i.,  canth.,  caps.,  carb.   an.,  cheb,  cic, cist.,
clem., colch., con.,  cupr.,  dulc, eup.  purp.,  ferr.,  ham., hell.,
hep.  s..  hydras.,  hyos.,  kali  bi.,   kali  c,  kreos.,  lach., mere, 
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Lips continued.
♦mere b. i., mur.  a.,naja, nat.  e, nat.  m., nat. s.,  nit. a., nux m.,
nux v.,  opium, phos., phyt..  ruta. sabad.,  sang.,   sars., sib, spig.,
spong., squill.,  staph., stram., sub,  thuj., ver. a.,  viola tr.,  zinc.
  Bleeding —am. e,  arn., ♦arum,  ign., kali e, lach., nat. m.,paris.
  Dry—aeon, aloe,  ambr.,   am. m., anae, ant.  e, ant.  t, belb,
berb.,  can.  i., canth., cheb,  cinch., con., crot.  t, eye, dros., ferr.,
gels., ham.,  hell.,  hyos.,  hyper., ign.,  kalm., lach., mang., mere,
nitre, cor.,  naja,   nat. m.,  nat.  s.,  nit.  a.,  phos.,  psor.,  rhod.,
ruta,  sabad., sang.,  sib,  spig., sticta, stram., sub,  ver. a., ver. v.
  Hard—calc.  phos., cinch., mag.  e, sang.
  Hot—ambr., apis,  bry., hep.  s., hyper., naja, sabad.
  Lower lips—aeon., ail., am.c, apis,arn., asaf., borax, brom., bry.,
chain.,  cist., clem.,  eye, dros., glon., hep. s., ign., kalibi.,  kreos.,
lach., lye, mag. m., mur. a.,  naja,  nat.  e,   nit.  a., opium,  paris,
phos., puis., rhod.,  sang., sib,  sticta.
  Oedematous—apis, arum.
  Paralysis—aeon.,  dulc, ver v.
  Parched— belb, bry.,  crot. t,  mang.,  naja,  sib, ver. a.
  Peeling—aeon.,  cham.,  kali  c, kreos., nat.  s.,  nux v., sul.  a.,
thuj.
  Picks lips—♦arum.
  Quivering, trembling—agar.,  arg.  n.,  arn., ars., carb. v., sul.
  Rigidity, stiff—kalm.,  cenan., oxal. a.
  Rough—anae,  apis, bry.,  sul.
  Upper lip—aeon.,  alum., am.  c, am.  m.,  apis,  arg.  m., arg.  n.,
ars.,  baryt., bell., brom., bry.,  calc. c,  calc.  phos., carb. v, cic,
eye,  euphr., graph., hell., hep.  s., kali  e, kreos., mar. v., nat.m.,
nat. s., olean., phyt., psor.,  sars., sul.
  Vermilion  border—aloe,  anae,  arg.  n.,  belb,  brom.,   hep.  s.,
lye,  mag. m., stram.

  Mouth,  around—absinth.,   aeon.,  anae, brom.,  calc e,  camph.,
can. i., caust.,  cic,  cina, cist.,  cupr., dulc, hep.  s.,  hyos.,hyper.,
ipec,  lye, mag.  c,  mez., mur. a., nat.  m.,  nit.  a., olean., opium,
paris, petrol.,  psor., puis., rhus, sabad., ver. a., ver.  v.
  Corners—aethus.,  aib, am.  m.,  ant.  c,   arum, belb,  calc.  c,
cocc, dros., graph., hell., ign., lye, mag. c,  mang., mere, mere
b. i., nat.  s., nit.  a., psor.,  rhus, sub,  thuj., ver.  v.,  zinc.
  Muscles—agar., berb., ♦phyt,  sabad.,  sars.
  Nerves—ars.,  mez.
  Nodosities—mag.  e

Sensations—belb, can. i.,  ♦caust., euphr., glon.
  Cold—aethus., camph.
  Crawling, formication—anae, berb.,  borax,  graph.
   Heaviness—graph., mur.  a.
   Itching—am. e, anae, ant. t,  eye, hep.  s., mag.  m.,  paris.
   Numbness —aeon., ambr., eye, nat.  m., olean.
   Scalded—arn.,  ♦arum, sabad.
  Sensitive—ant.  e, arg. n., borax,  can. i., cocc, hep. s.,  ♦mere
 cor.,  nat. s., petrol. 
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Sensations continued.
  Shriveled—am. m., cinch., mang.
  Swelling—aeon.,  apis, arg. m., arn.,  ars., ♦arum,  baryt.,  ♦belb,
borax,bry.,calc. c,calc  phos.,caps.,carb. an., carb. v., cinch., glon.,
graph., hell., ♦hep. s.,  kali bi.,  kali e,  kalm.,  lach., lye,  ♦mere
cor., mur. a., nat. c., nat. m., nit. a., petrol., psor., puis.,  sang.,
sib,  sub, thuj.
  Trismus—♦nux v.,  cenanthe.
  Twitching—♦alum., dulc, graph., ign.,  squill.,  sul. 
       CHAPTER  X.-TEETH AND  GUMS.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Abrotanum.   ^Drawing,  tearing in carious teeth.
  Aconitum.   -Toothache from cold; from  dry, cold  winds, with
throbbing on one side,  redness of the  cheek, congestion  to  head,
great restlessness; left side.   Grinding teeth.  Teeth  sensitive  to
cold air; toothache in sound teeth.
  yEthusa.   Stinging or tearing in gums.
  Agaricus.  "-Tearing  in lower molars,worse from cold air.  Swell-
ing and bleeding of gums.   Shooting from right lower teeth up  to
right side of head.
  Agnus cast.   Teeth painful when touched by warm food or drink.
Throbbing,  tearing toothache in  left eye-tooth, small boil near  the
tooth, very  painful to touch;  in attacks.
  ♦Ailantus.   ♦Teeth  covered  with a  Drown slime or  sordes.
°Tearing in left upper or lower teeth, face and head;  worse on  ly-
ing down, must walk about;  better from  pressure   and   towards
morning.
  Aloe. °Sensitiveness  in a hollow molar; worse when eating; later
a pustule appears on the gum near diseased tooth.
  Alumina.  ^Toothache; teeth feel loose  and elongated; worse from
chewing; in open air; evening.    Drawing  toothache  extending to
other parts, as  down the  larynx,  neck, and  shoulders.  Teeth cov-
ered with sordes.   Swelling of gums; the)' bleed and ulcerate.
  Ambra.   -Drawing pains, now  in  one  tooth and again in another.
increased by warmth, momentarily removed by  cold.   Not aggra-
vated by chewing,and passes  off  after a meal; at the same time the
inner portion of the gums was swollen.    Bleeding of  the gums.
  Ammonium carb.   Teeth feel too long, too dull. Violent tooth-
ache evenings,  on going to  bed.   Stitching  pain  in   molars, when
biting,can use  incisors  only.  Drawing toothache during catamenia;
better from  eating; worse from warm fluids.    Sensation of  an ulcer
at root of tooth. Teeth  fall  out. Gums very  sensitive;  bleed easily. 
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  Ammonium mur.    Pain in a decayed root,  ceases when pressed
upon with the finger.   Stitching pain in upper incisors.   Swelling
of gums of lower left side, with stitches up to left temple.
  Anacardium.    Tearing in teeth.   Toothache  on taking  some-
thing warm in the  mouth.   Toothache in  one lower incisor,  worse
by contact with tongue and  in open  air.  Teeth of lower jaw seem
most affected.  Swelling of the gums.   Bleeding of the gums upon
slight rubbing.
  ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Toothache in  hollow tooth,pain sometimes
penetrates into the head; worse at night; after eating and from cold
water; touching the tooth with the  tongue causes pain as if  nerve
was  torn; better walking in  open  air.    -Stitches  in  tooth  when
drawing air into mouth.   Jerking  or gnawing pain in hollow  teeth.
Gums detach  from teeth and bleed easily.
  Antimonium tart.   Violent toothache in the morning. Rheumatic
toothache  of  intermittent type.  Gums  bleed; during  dentition,
catarrhal hyperaemia.
  ♦Apis.   ♦Gums  sacculated,  look  watery;  child  awakens with
screams; red spots here and there  on the skin—dentition,   jump-
ing pain in left upper mo'ars. Sudden,involuntary biting the teeth
together.   Gums bleed easily.  Violent  pain in gums.   Swelling
and  redness of gums and  cheek, with sore  pain  and  stinging  in
the teeth.
  ♦Aranea.   ♦Sudden,  violent pains in  all  the teeth  at night,  im-
mediately after lying down.
  Argentum nit.   °Teeth  sensitive  to  cold water,  black.    Gums
tender and bleed easily; but neither  painful nor swollen.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Toothache after operation, plugging,  etc.  Gums sore,
swollen—teething  children.  Beating and  tingling in gums,  tooth-
ache. °Excruciating pains, cutting, tearing in teeth of  right  upper
jaw,  radiating to ear;  worse from  external  warmth or from inhaling
fresh air.   Tooth feels as if forced  out  of  its socket;  throbbing
toothache.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Toothache relieved by heat of  stove.   Swollen,
bleeding gums, painful to touch.  °Grinding  of  the  teeth  while
asleep.   Teeth seem longer, become loose  and are sensitive to pres-
sure  and to cold water.   Pain in some of the teeth as if loose  and
would fall out; pain not ir creased by chewing.  Jerking toothache
extending to the temple, 1 Sieved  or removed by sitting up in bed. 
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  Aurum met.  "Toothache caused by drawing air into the  mouth.
Gums swollen,  dark-red, sore  when touched,or when eating;  bleed
easily.
  Baptisia.    Teeth*and  gums sore;  by pressing  with   the finger
large quantities of blood ooze  out.  Sordes on teeth and  lips.
  Baryta carb.   °After eating  some, feels  too weak to  chew  any
more. Toothache in decayed tooth before the menses or  from cold.
Drawing,  jerking„throbbing toothache;  right teeth feel tense. Burn-
ing stitches in  a hollow tooth, when touched by warm food. Gums
are swollen, pale-red, with a dark-red  border.  Toothache, worse
thinking about it; disappears when the mind  is diverted.
  Belladonna.   cDull  drawing in upper row,  right  side,  all night.
Toothache some minutes after  eating, not during; increases gradually
to a high  degree and gradually diminishes.   Teeth feel "on edge."
Extremely painful swelling of  gums  on  right side.   Bleeding of
gums.
  Borax.   °Dull griping in hollow tooth in wet weather.  Inflamed,
large swelling on the outer side  of the gums,  which pain severely
(gum-boil), with dull pain in a hollow tooth; swelling of  the cheek
and whole left  side of face, as far as below the eye, where  there is
formed  a watery blister.
  ♦Bryonia.  ♦Toothache relieved by cold  water;   aggravated  by
taking  anything warm  in the mouth;   aggravated  when lying on the
painless side; goes away when lying on  the  painful side.    Tear-
ing, stitching toothache,while  eating, extending to muscles of neck,
aggravated by  warmth.  Jerking toothache, when smoking.
  Calcarea carb.  cToothache: after drinking cold  liquids, or ex-
cited by draft or cold;  drawing, shooting  or boring; during and
after menstruation; during  pregnancy;  worse from  warm  or  cold
drinks.   Teeth particularly sensitive  to cold air.   Offensive smell
from teeth.   Gums  painfully  tender, swollen, bleeding.    Difficult
dentition.   Fistula dentalis on lower jaw.
  Calc.  fluor.   °(Enamel of teeth deficient. —Schussler. )
  Calcarea  phos.   °Retarded  dentition,  with  cold  tumors and
emaciation.  Hollow teeth  sensitive to air.    Pain  in  the  canines.
Teeth sensitive to chewing.   (Gums painful   in teething children.
Teeth   decay rapidly.   Toothache worse at   night, or with hot  or
cold .fluids.   Teeth appear too late.   The chief remedy in teething.
— Schussler.) 
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   Camj">hora.  Teeth seem too long; cutting toothache,  which seems
 to originate in the swelling of a submaxillary gland.
   Cannabis ind.   Gritting and grinding  of teeth while  sleeping.
   ♦Cantharis.   ♦Lockjaw  with grinding of the teeth.  °Painful red
 spot,size of a pin's head,over the carious root of an upper incisor;
 discharges  pus from  a small   opening  in the center, when pressed.
   Capsicum.    -Gums:  hot,  burning,  swollen, sensitive, spongy,
 retracted from the teeth.   Pain  in  teeth, which seem  elongated, but
 not  much worse  from biting on  them.
   Carbo ani.  -Teeth loose,  sensitive on  chewing.   Gums red,
 swollen, painful,  bleeding.   Gum-b.oils.
   ♦Carbo veg. ♦Gums painfully sensitive when chewing.  °Drawing
 and tearing pain  in molars.   Tearing in teeth, from hot, cold, or
 salt food; worse  when touched with tongue.   Teeth decay  rapidly.
 Gums bleed, also when sucking  them;  pain as if sore;  recede from
 (lower)  incisors;  gum-boils.
   Caulophyllum.   3Teeth all feel sore,  elongated.
   Causticum. °Painful looseness and  elongation of the teeth.  Teeth
 painful when chewing.  Pain  in and  around teeth,  and drawing in
 cold air.  Stitching and tearing  toothache.   Swelling of  the  gums.
 Tedious suppuration of the gums—fistula lachrymalis.
   Cepa.  :Toothache with coryza,  getting better  when catarrh  is
 worse, and  worse when catarrh ceases.
   Chamomilla.   °Toothache:  stitching; digging;  gnawing;   from
 cold; after eating; in the room;  getting warm in  bed;  after warm
 drink; during menses;  most left  side  and lower  teeth;  worse  at
 night.  Teeth feel too  long.  Gums  red and tender; during dentition.
   Cicuta.   cGrinding of the teeth.
   Cimicifuga.  °Toothache in neuralgic and rheumatic patients.
   Cina.   -Grinds the teeth at night.
  ♦Cinchona.  ♦Toothache while infant nurses.  'Toothache,veins
 in forehead  and hands distended; throbbing pain.  Toothache worse
 from least contact, moving  body, tea, open air, or current of air;
 better from  pressing  teeth together.   Toothache  during  sweat.
 Swelling of the  gums;  mouth  dry.
  Cistus.   ^Twitching,  stitching toothache in   an  upper  decayed
molar.   Scorbutic gums, swollen gums, separating from the  teeth;
easily bleeding,  putrid, disgusting.
  Clematis.   -Toothache:  stitching and drawing, worse  at  night, 
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better for short  time from cold water;  better when drawing  in  the
air, better in open air; worse from warmth of bed, relieved by cold
water;  crumb of bread starts aching; worse  from smoking tobacco;
from syphilitic affections when mercurialized.   Decayed teeth feel
too long; contact extremely painful;  free flow of saliva.   Gums of
left lower molars pain, as if sore;  worse while eating.
  Coffea.  -Toothache: stinging; jerking;  intermittent aching; with
restlessness, anguish and weeping mood, especially  at  night  and
after a meal; aggravated from  hot  or warm drink; from chewing, at
night;  ameliorated from holding ice, or ice-cold water in the mouth.
  Colchicum.   cGrinding of the teeth.   Teeth very sensitive when
pressing them together.   Teeth  feel too  long.   Toothache  worse
from cold; after warm things.   Tearing in the jaws and gums.
  Dolichos. -Soreness and  tenderness of gums, in teething children.
Gums swollen; neuralgic pains in  them, worse at  night.
  Dulcamara.     Toothache from  cold, especially with  diarrhoea;
confusion in head;  profuse  salivation;  teeth  feel  blunt, or  as  if
asleep.   Scurvy; from cold.   Receding, spongy gums; ptyalism.
  ♦Euphorbium.  ♦Toothache as if screwed  in,  in a  hollow tooth,
 with jerking in it,  as if it would be  torn out.
  Ferric phos.    °(Teething,  with feverishness.    Toothache with
hot cheek, inflamed gum at root of tooth; worse with  hot, better
with cold liquids. — Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.  -Sensation of  warmth; heaviness in  teeth; rough-
ness in teeth.    Mouth and  teeth coated with mucus  in  the  morn-
ing.  Toothache worse from cold drink,  or improved until the water
becomes warm  in the  mouth.   Violent pains at  the  root of  right
eye-tooth, with  frequent discharge of pus.   Great sensitiveness  to
pressure on the gum over the  right eye-tooth.
  Gelsemiuin.   °Toothache from a cold, or purely nervous; pains
from temple to temple.   Dentition:  child  frantic, awakens  with
sudden  screams; face deep red; fontanelle pulsates too strongly: pain
about ear.
  ♦Glonoinum.  ♦Pulsating,  throbbing pains,  teeth feel  elongated;
decayed.  "Stabbing  in  gums, worse  from hot applications, better
from cold.
  Graphites.    Pressing pain  in the teeth;  worse from  touch  or
biting.   Drawing pain in the  molars while walking   in  the wind.
Tearing pain,worse from warmth;  renewed by going  to bed.  Sting- 
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ing toothache after cold drink.  Toothache worse at night.  Painful
soreness on inner side of gums.   Swelling of the gums and  dryness
of the mouth.
  ♦Hamamelis.   ♦Gums sore,  painful, swollen,  bleed  easily;  pas-
sive; dark  fluid;   after extraction  of teeth.   '-Sharp,  lancinating
along the molar teeth,extending to malar  borte,also in temporal re-
gion.   Toothache,can scarcely sleep,  yet not decayed.  Pains worse
in warm room.
  Helleborus.  -Grinds teeth.  Toothache during chill.
  Hepar sulph.    Gums and mouth  very  painful  to  touch,  bleed
easily.  Toothache worse in warm  room; when biting teeth together.
Looseness  of teeth.   Hollow teeth,  feel too long and painful.
  Hyoscyamus.   cCloses the teeth tightly.    Toothache driving to
despair, tearing,  throbbing, extending to the cheeks and along lower
jaw.   Tearing  in teeth, as if blood was  forced into them;  flushes
of heat, congestion to head; worse from cold air, morning.   Teeth
feel loose when chewing; also too long.  Intense pain in gums after
extraction  of teeth.    Sordes on teeth and in the mouth.   Grating
teeth.
  Ignatia.   cJaws feel as  if  crushed.   Boring  pain in front teeth.
Soreness in all the teeth.   Toothache worse after  drinking  coffee;
after smoking tobacco;  after dinner;  in  the  evening;  after  lying
down;  or in  the morning,  on awaking. Difficult dentition with con
vulsions.
  Iodium.   -Toothache; gums swollen and bleeding. Little blisters
form on the  gums.  Gums puffed, red, inflamed, painful  to touch,
and bleed easily.
  Ipecacuanha.    Child thrusts its fist  into  its  mouth;  screams;
face pale;  dentition.   Pain  in hollow tooth when biting on it.
  ♦Kali carb.  *Toothache  only  when  eating;  throbbing; worse
when touched by anything  warm. "Toothache, tearing,lancinating,
with pains  in facial bones.   Teeth are loose.  Bad smell from teeth.
Stitches  in teeth;  cheeks swollen, with  stinging pain.
  Kali chlor.   °(Toothache  with swelling of  gums.   Gum-boils;
swelling before matter forms. —Schussler.)
  Kali iod.  -Feeling as of a worm  crawling  at the  roots of  the
teeth.   Gums swollen;  decayed teeth;  gum-boils.   Teeth  feel
elongated.
  Kali nit.   cToothache, 3  a. m., worse from cold things;  feels as 
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if air was rushing in and out of decayed teeth. Gums red, swollen,
bleed easily.
  Kali phos.  c(Bleeding of the gums and predisposition  thereto.
Toothache of  highly nervous girls.—Schussler.)
  Kalmia.   °Teeth tender with neuralgia of face  and head.  Press-
ing pain in molars,  late in the evening.
  Kreosotum.   -Drawing  toothache,extending to temples and ears.
Bad odor from decayed teeth.   Toothache,extending  to temples and
to the left  side of face; drawing, extending  to inner  ear  and  tem-
ples.   Teeth wedge-shaped.   Very painful dentition; teeth begin to
decay as soon as they appear.  Gums, bluish-red; inflamed on upper
 left side.  Swelling of the gum over a  tooth  which  was  not quite
 through causes  convulsions.  Gums bleed readily, scorbutic,spongy
and ulcerated.   Bleeding  gums and nose,  blood  dark,  quickly
 coagulating.
    Lachesis.   ♦Toothache,tearing, jerking,sticking,   often extend-
 ing through jaw to ear; periodical;  after walking; after eating; from
 warm and cold  drinks.
   ♦Lycopodium.  ♦Teeth excessively painful  to  touch;   front teeth
 loose,or as if  too long, drawing, cramp-like pain, relieved by  warm
 drinks.  Teeth  yellow.  Toothache, with swelling of cheek, relieved
 by  the heat of the bed and warm  applications.   Gums  bleed  vio-
 lently when touched.   Gum-boils.  Fistula dentalis.
   Magnesia carb.   Beating and stinging in  the teeth after eating.
 Toothache: while riding in a  carriage,  worse in  the  cold; at night,
 compelling one to rise and walk about, .the  pain is  insupportable
 while at rest, during  pregnane.}';  mostly burning, tearing, drawing,
 or  great ulcerative pain,with twitching in the fingers and feet.  Teeth
 feel too long. Ailments from cutting  the wisdom teeth.   Looseness
 of  teeth, with swelling of the  gums.  Slow eruption of  the  teeth.
 Burning vesicles  on. the gums, on the inside  of  cheeks, tongue, lips
 and palate;   they bleed from  the least contact.
   Magnesia mur.   -Toothache  almost   insupportable  if the  food
 touches the teeth.  Sensation as if the upper cuspidati  were elongated.
 Painful swelling and  easy bleeding of the gums.   Slow dentition,
 with distended abdomen and  constipation.
   Magnesium phos.   ( Teething, convulsions,cramps, without  fever;
 toothache, if hot liquids ease the pain;  neuralgic,  rheumatic, very
 intense; shooting.—Schussler.). 
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   Manganum acet.   Smarting  toothache, made insupportable when
 anything cold touches  the tooth.  Violent toothache suddenly going
 from one place to another up  in ears.
   "Mercurius.   ♦Teeth feel loose,  fall  out,  become black, carious.
 Pulsating, jerking toothache, extending into ear and  head;  worse
 at night and from warmth of bed.  Gums painful  to touch, swollen,
 spongy,   receeiing from  teeth;  edges  whitish;  bleeding,  fetid odor
 from mouth.  -Toothache from caries and when  the dentine  is in-
 flamed;  gum-boils return   in damp weather, or  evening  air;  pain
 tearing,  lacerating,  shooting into face and ears, worse from warmth
 of bed, from cold or warm things;  better from rubbing  the cheek.
   Mercurius  biniod.    Gums  swollen, toothache, glands  swollen;
 boil in the mouth, sleepless; alternating  melancholy and   cheerful;
 in periodic spells.
   Mercurius cor.  -Looseness of teethj t}iey pain and fall out. Gums
 swell; covered with false membrane; gangrenous.
   Mercurius prot. iod.  °Molar teeth feel  too  long;  worse  bringing
 them together. Grinding and drawing pains in teeth;  wants to  press
 them together.  Stiffness of the jaws.
   ♦Mezereum.  ♦The teeth feel dull  and elongated.  -The teeth decay
 suddenly,on the side above the gums.  The tartar on teeth becomes
 rough.  Toothache worse  at night;  when  touched with  the tongue;
 better with mouth open  and from  drawing in  air.   Boring  and
 stinging toothache  which  extends  to  malar  bones  and temples;
 chilliness.
   Millefolium.    Rheumatic toothache, with diseased gums. Gum-
 boil.
  Muriatic acid.  'Toothache(pulsating) from cold drinks;  also  with
earache.   Tingling   toothache,  better  from  warm  applications.
Gums swollen, bleeding, ulcerating.  Teeth rise from their sockets.
  Natrum carb.    -Digging, boring toothache,  especially  during or
after eating  sweetmeats or fruit.   Great sensitiveness of  the  lower
teeth.  Nightly  pressing toothache,  with swelling of lower lips and
of gums.   Toothache lessened  by smoking.
  ♦Natrum  mur.   ♦Fistula  dentalis.   °Sensitive to air  or touch;
molars pain when chewing.   Pain,  drawing, tearing from teeth to
ears and throat, after eating, and at night; cheek  swollen.  Decayed
teeth feel loose burn, sting and pulsate.   Gums  sensitive  to warm
and cold things;   swollen,  bleeding  easily; are  putrid.   Epulis. 
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(Teething  with much dribbling and flow of saliva.  Toothache  with
involuntary flow of tears. — Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.  -Throbbing   toothache  with  great  restlessness;
worse from warm,  but  intolerable  to hot  drink.   Toothache   les-
sened by cool air.   Gums  burn like fire.
  Nitric acid.   -Pulsating  stinging in teeth, evening  in  bed  and
all night, after abuse of mercury.   Teeth  feel elongated.  Teeth
become yellow or  loose.   Pain  in  hollow  teeth.   Gums  white,
swollen, bleeding.
  Nux mos.   °Pain in front  teeth, during  pregnancy;   stinging,
tearing; worse during  cold, damp  weather,  from   washing;  from
touch or sucking teeth; better from warmth.  Gums  bleed; scurvy.
  Nux vom.   °Toothache,  with swollen  face;  worse from reading
or thinking;  tearing is worse from cold,  or cold things; better  from
warm  drinks;  worse from  coffee  or wine.   Stinging  in decayed
teeth; burning,  stinging in a row of teeth.  Gum-boils which  seem
about to burst.  Gums white, putrid, bleeding.
  Oleander.   °Toothache only when masticating.   Drawing in the
molar teeth at night, when lying   down, with  anxiety, nausea and
frequent micturition.   Bluish-white gums.
  Oxalic acid.  °Pain in decayed molar.   Gums bleed, are painful
in spots.   Small ulcers on  gums.
  Petroleum.  cSensation  of coldness in  teeth.  Toothache  from
contact with fresh, open air, at night, and with swelling  of cheek.
Numbness of teeth; they pain when biting  on them.   Swelling of
the gums,  with stinging,   burning pains  when  biting  on  them.
Fistula dentalis.
  Phosphorus.   Toothache:  from washing  clothes;  from  having
the hands in warm or cold  water.   Pricking  and  stinging  in de-
cayed teeth.   Gums stand off  from  the teeth and bleed easily.
  Phosphoric  acid.   °Bleeding,  swollen  gums;  tearing  pains in
teeth, worse  when warm in bed,  and from heat or cold; burning in
front teeth during the night.    Teeth become  yellow and feel dull.
Hollow teeth ache  only when  food gets into them.
  Phytolacca.   -Disposition to bite  the  teeth together.   Difficult
dentition.
  ♦Plumbum.   "Grinding of  teeth.   Teeth become black.  Yellow
mucus  on  teeth.  Teeth hollow, decayed, crumbling off, and smell-
ing offensively. Gums swollen, ♦show a lead-colored line; cpainful,
with hard  tubercles. 
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  Podophyllum.   -Great  desire  to   press   gums  together; jaws
clenched; grind teeth at night;  difficult dentition.
  Psorinum.  -Stitching in teeth from one side to other, radiating
to head, with burning in right cheek, which  is swollen.  Teeth feel
loose, fears they may fall out;  worse from touch.  Ulcers on gums.
  ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Sharp,  shooting  pains in teeth,   or drawing, jerk-
ing,   as if nerve were put on  the  stretch,and then  let loose. Tooth-
ache worse:  evening  and night;  in  warmth of  bed;  from  taking
anything warm  in the  mouth; cwhen  eating; when picking teeth.
Looseness  of painful teeth.   Left side  of  face sensitive.   Sting-
ing in decayed teeth.  Throbbing, digging  in hollow  teeth, with
drawing, extending to the eye;  also with otalgia.  Toothache worse
in spring;  in  warm  room; when  eating,  but not  from chewing;
when sitting; from cold  water;  also,  during pregnancy; better walk-
ing about in open air.
  Rheum.   cDifficult dentition of children.   Toothache, with cold
sensation in teeth.
  ♦Rhododendron.  ♦Toothache,  drawing,  tearing, pains worse  in
stormy  weather, or before storm.    Toothache  better  from warm
than from   cold;  °pains  leave completely during and for an  hour or
two  after eating.   Toothache with earache.   Neuralgia  of  inferior
and  superior dental nerves;  teeth loose; snags  come   away; gums
swollen; pains worse from change of weather; better  from warmth.
  Rhus tox.   °Teeth painful with stinging at root of nose, extend-
ing to malar bones.   Teeth feel  too  long and too loose, feel as if
asleep.   Jumping, shooting, as if teeth were being  torn  out,  or
slow pricking,  throbbing or tearing,  extending into  jaws and tem-
ples;  face sore; worse at night, from  cold,  from vexation, better
from external heat; crusty caries.
  Sabina.   -Drawing toothache, caused by masticating.  Throbbing
toothache at night, as if the tooth would burst; worse from heat of
bed.   Swelling of gums  around broken tooth.
  Sanguinaria.   -Toothache from picking  the teeth,  or in hollow
teeth when  touched by food.   Spongy,  bleeding and fungoid condi-
tion  of  gums.
  Secale.  cLooseness of the teeth.   Grinding of teeth.   Bleeding
from gums.
  Sepia. cToothache: drawing  in upper molars; in a hollow  tooth
extending to ear;  throbbing; stitching.   Early decay  of  the teeth. 
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Teeth  feel dull.   Swelling  of  gums,  dark-red,  painful,  bleeding
from slightest touch.  Gums painful, as if burned.
  ♦Silicia.  ♦Gums painfully   sensitive on taking  cold  water into
the  mouth.    Difficult  dentition;   gums  sensitive, blistered; fre-
quently grasping  at  gums.  All her  teeth  feel long  and  loose.
Carious teeth;  pains worse at  night and  on   inhaling  cold air.
Throbbing toothache, swelling  of periosteum.   Stinging toothache,
preventing sleep.  Gums very sore,  inflamed; gum-boils.  Discharge
of offensive matter from openings near root of teeth or from gums.
Erysipelatous swelling on gums and roof of mouth  after  teeth were
extracted.
  Spigelia.   -Toothache:  throbbing in decayed teeth, pressing out-
ward,  teeth feel cold, better from eating; worse  after eating; from
cold water, and at night  driving out of bed.
  Staphisagria. ^  Teeth  black,  crumbling,  carious.  Toothache dur-
ing menses.  Gnawing, tearing  in decayed teeth; shooting into ear,
throbbing in temples; worse from   cold  drinks and  touch,  but not
from biting on them.   Fistula  dentalis.  Gums  white, swollen, ul-
cerating,  spongy,  bleed  when  touched.
  Stramonium.   ; Grinding teeth.   Sordes on teeth.
  ♦Sulphur.   ♦Drawing,  throbbing   or boring toothache;  °in the
open air,  or in slightest draft of air;  from cold water;  in the even-
ing and night.   Great sensitiveness of teeth.   Teeth feel too long.
Tearing toothache in left side.  Pulsating and boring in teeth, worse
from heat.  Painful feeling of looseness of teeth. Swelling of gums
with beating pain in them.   Bleeding of gums.
  Sulphuric acid.    °Toothache, worse-in evening in bed, aggra-
vated by cold;  better  from heat.  Dull toothache, concentrating  in
right eye-tooth; hurts when eating  and on  pressure.  Pain increases
slowly, ceases suddenly.   Destruction  of teeth—diabetes mellitus.
  Tabacum— Drawing,  rending toothache.
  Terebinthina.   °Scorbutic affections, with haematuria.
  Thuja  oce    Decay at roots (as  in sycosis),the crowns remaining
sound; crumble, turn yellow. Toothache from  tea.  Gums swollen,
inflamed,  dark-red in streaks.
  Trillium.   °Bleeding from cavity after extraction of tooth.
  Veratrum alb.   °Violent toothache,  throbbing; face swollen, cold
sweat  on  forehead.  Toothache,  drives  to madn?ss; nervous,  excita-
ble  persons.   Teeth heavy, as if filled with lead.   Grinding teeth. 
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  Veratrum  vir.   °Dentition;  cerebral congestion,  excited  pulse;
convulsions.
  Zincum.   "Herpes (yellowish) in mouth from sea-bathing.  Draw-
ing, or smarting and  stinging in roots of  (upper) front teeth and
in hard palate.  Gums painful when eating; ulcerated, white,  bleed-
ing easily.  Teeth feel long  and loose; with swelling of submaxillary
glands.   Grits the teeth.

                            REPERTORY.

Pains—agn., am. m., ♦ant. c,  ♦aran.,   arn., ars.,  belb, borax,
calc. phos., caps., caust., fluor.  a.,  gels.,  hep. s., kalm.,  mag.  e,
mere  cor.,   mere p.  i., mur. a.,  nat. c,  nit. a.,  nux m.,  petrol.,
puis.,  rhus, sepia, sib,  sul.
  Aching—aeon., agn.,  alum , am.e,  anae, ♦ant.  c., ant.  t..♦arn.,
♦ars.,  aur.,  baryt., bell., ♦bry.,  calc. c, calc.  phos.,  caust.,  cepa,
cham., cimi., ♦cinch., cist.,  clem., coff.,  colch.,  dulc,  ♦euphorb.,
ferr. phos., fluor.  a.,  gels.,  graph., ham., hell., hep.  s., hyos.,  ign.,
iod., ♦kali c, kali n., kali phos., kreos., lach.,  lye,  mag.  e, mag.
m., mag.phos.,mang., mere, mere b.  i., mez., mill., mur.a., nat.c,
nat.m.,nat.  s., nux v.,  olean., petrol., phos.,  puis.,  rheum,   rhod.,
sabin., sang., sepia,  sib, spig.,  staph., ♦sub,  sul. a., tabac,  thuj.
  Boring—calc.  c, ign., mez.,  nat. c,  sul.
  Burning—baryt., mag. c, nat.  m.,  nux  v.,  phos. a., sepia.
  Cramps—lye,  mag. phos.
  Cutting—arn., camph.
  Digging—cham., nat. c,  puis.
  Drawing—abrot., alum.,  ambr., am. c,  baryt., belb, calc.  c.',
carb. v., clem.,  graph.,  kreos.,  lye,   mag. c., mere  p.  i., nat. m.,
olean., ♦puis., ♦rhod., sabin., sepia, sub,   tabac ,  zinc.
  Dull—belb, borax,  sul. a.
  Gnawing—ant.  c,  cham.,  staph.
  Grinding—mere p. i.
  Griping—borax.
  Intermittent—ant.  t,  coff., lach.
  Jerking—ant.  t, ars., baryt.,  bry.,  coff., euphorb., lach., *merc,
♦puis.
  Jumping—apis,  rhus.
  Lancinating—ham., kalic.
  Menstrual —am.  c,  cham., staph.
  Neuralgic—doli., cimi., mag. phos., rhod.
  Pregnancy—calc. c, mag. c, nux m., puis.
  Pressing—graph., kalm.,  nat. c, spig.
  Pricking—phos., rhus.
  Pulsating—glon., ♦mere,  mur.  a., nat.  m.,  nit. a.,  sul.
  Rheumatic-—ant. t, cimi., mag. phos.,  mill.
  Sensations—am. e, arn.,  fluor.  a., hyos., ign.,  kali.,  mag.  m.,
mez.,  petrol., rheum, rhus,  sabin., spig.,  ver. a. 
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Pains continued.
  Sensitive—aeon., agn., aloe,  ant.  c,arg. n., ars.,  baryt, calc. c,
calc. phos., carb. an.,  carb. v., cinch., clem., colch., graph.,kalm.,
lye, mag. m, mang.,  mez., nat. c,  nat. m., nux  m., petrol.,  sub,
psor.,  sang., sil.
  Sharp—ham.,  puis.
  Shooting—agar.,  calc. e, mag. phos., mere, puis., rhus.
  Smarting—mag.  m,  zinc
  Sore—apis,  bapt., caul., clem., doli., ign.
  Stinging—apis,   coff.,  graph., mag. e, mez.,   nat. m.,  nit. a.,
nux m., nux v.,  phos., puis., rhus, sib, zinc.
  Stitching—am. c, am. m.,  ant c, baryt.,  bry.,  caust., cham.,
cist., clem., kali c, lach.,  psor., sepia.
  Tearing—abrot.,  agar., agn.,aib,  anae, arn., bry.,  carb.v., caust.,
colch.,  graph.,hyos., kali c, lach., mag. c,  mere, nat. m., nux m.,
nux v  , phos. a., ♦rhod., rhus,  staph., sub, tabac.
  Throbbing—aeon.,  agn.,  arn., baryt., cinch., ♦glon.,hyos., kali e,
 nat. s., puis., rhus, sabin., sepia, sib, spig., ♦sub,  ver.  a.
  Violent—am.  c, ant. t., ♦aran.,  mang., ver. a.
  Smell  from—calc.  e,  cist.,  kali  c,  kreos.,   ♦mere,   nat.   m.,
nux v., plumb.
  Sordes—♦aib, alum.,  bapt., hyos., plumb., stram.
  Yellow—lye,  nit. a.,  phos. a., plumb., thuj.

Parts.
Gums—mill., sil.
  Bleeding—agar.,   alum,  ambr., am.  e,  anae, ant. c.  ant. t,
apis, ♦ars.,aur.,  bapt.,belb, calc. c, carb. an., carb. v., cist., ♦ham.,
hep. s,  iod.,kali  n., kali phos.,kreos.,lye, mag.  c,mag. m.,*merc,
mere cor., mur. a., nat. m.,  nit.  a., *nux m.,  nux v.,  oxal. a., phos.,
phos. a.,  sang.,  secale, sepia, staph., sub, trill.,  zinc
  Blisters—borax,  iod., mag. c,  sil.
  Blue—kreos., olean.,  plumb.
  Boils—agn., borax, carb.  an.,  carb. v., kali  chlor.,  kali  i.,  lye,
mere b. i., mill., nux v., sil.
  Burning—caps., nat.  s.
  Epulis, tumor of gums—nat. m.
  Gangrene—mere  cor.
  Fistulae—calc. c, caust., fluor. a.,  lye,  ♦nat.  m.,  petrol.,  sib,
staph.
  Fungoid—sang.
  Hot—caps.
  Inflamed—borax,  ferr. phos., iod.,  kreos., sib,  thuj.
  Painful—aethus.,  apis, ♦arn.,  belb,calc. c, calc. phos.,  carb. an.,
♦carb.  v., colch., glon.,  graph.,  ham.,hep. s., hyos.,  iod.,mag. m.,
♦mere, oxal.  a., plumb., sepia',  ♦sib, sub, zinc.
  Pustules—aloe, canth.
  Putrid—cist.,  nux v.
  Receding—nat. c, caps., carb. v.,cist,  dulc,  ♦mere,  phos.
  Red—apis, aur.,  baryt, carb. an.,  cham.,  iod., kali n., kreos.,
sepia,  thuj. 
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Glims continued.
  Sacculated—♦apis.
  Sensitive—am. c,  arg.  n, aur., calc. e,  caps.,  ♦carb. v., cham.,
doli., fluor.  a., hep.  s., iod.,  kalm.,  mere, nat.  m.,  puis.,  sib,
staph.
  Scorbutic, scurvy—cist., dulc,  kreos., nux m.,  terebin.
  Sore—arn.,  aur., bapt, carb.  v.,  doli.,  ham., sil.
  Spongy—caps.,  dulc, kreos.,  ♦mere,  sang.,  staph.
  Stinging—aethus., petrol.
  Suppuration—caust., fluor.  a., sil.
  Swollen—agar.,   alum., ambr.,  am. m, anae, apis,  ♦arn.,  ♦ars.,
aur.,  baryt,  belb, borax,  calc. c, caps.,  carb.  an.,  caust.,  cinch.,
cist., doli.,  graph., ham.,  iod.,  kali chlor., kali i., kali n., kreos.,
mag.  e, mag.  m., ♦mere, mere b.  i., mere cor., mur. a.,  nat. e,
nat. m., nit. a.,  petrol.,  phos.  a., ♦plumb., rhod.,  sabin.,  sepia,
sib, staph.,  sub, thuj., ver. a.
  Syphilitic—clem.
  Tearing—aethus., colch.
  Tubercles—plumb.
  Ulcerated—alum., kreos.,  mag. e, mur.  a., oxal. a.,psor.,  staph.,
zinc.
  Vesicles—mag. c.
  White—♦mere,  nit. a.,  nux v., olean., plumb.,  staph.,  zinc.

  Periosteum—sil.

Teeth—mur.  a, nat. c.
  Biting,  involuntary—apis, phyt., ♦pod.
  Black —arg.  n., ♦mere,  plumb., staph.
  Carious—abrot., canth., ♦mere, rhus, sib, staph.
  Convulsions with teething—ign., kali  phos.,  kreos.,  ver. a.
  Decayed—am. m.,  baryt.,calc.  phos.,  carb. v., cist., clem., glon.,
ham.,  kali i., kali  n.,  kreos.,  mez.,  nat. m., nux v., oxal.  a., phos.,
plumb.,  puis.,  sepia,  spig.,  staph.,  sul. a.,  thuj.
  Dentition—ant. t.,  apis, arn.,  calc. e,  calc.  phos.,  cham., doli.,
ferr. phos., gels.,  ign.,  ipec, kreos.,  mag. c, mag.  m.,  nat. m.,
nat. phos., phyt.,  pod., rheum, sib, ver.  v.
  Dull—am. c, dulc, ♦mez.,  phos.  a., sepia.
  Elongated—alum.,  am.  c,  ars.,   camph.,  caps., caul.,  caust.,
cham., clem.,  colch.,  glon.,  hep. s.,  hyos., kali  i., lye,  mag. e,
mag.  m.,  mere  p.  i., mez.,  nit. a.,  rhus, sib, sub,  zinc.
  Enamel—calc. fh, calc.  phos., mere
  Fall out—am. c, ars.,  ♦mere, mere cor., psor.
  Glands of  mouth—mere, zinc.
  Grinding,  grating—aeon.,  ars., can. i., canth., cic,  cina, colch.,
hell.,  hyos.,  plumb.,  pod.,  secale, stram., ver.  a., zinc.
  Hollow—aloe, ant.  c, baryt.,  borax, calc. ph., euphorb.,  hep.  s.
ipec, nit.  a., phos. a.,  plumb., puis., sang., sepia.
  Incisors—am.  e, am. m.,  anae, canth., carb. v.
  Inflamed—mere 
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Teeth continued.
  Loose—alum., ars., carb.  an.,  caust.,  hep.   s.,  hyos.,  kali c,
lye, mag.  c, mere, mere cor., nat. m., nit. a., psor., puis., rhus,
secale,  sib, sub, zinc.
  Molars—agar., am. c, apis,  carb. v., cist., graph.,  ham., kalm.,
mere  p. i., nat. m., olean., oxal.  a., sepia.
  Retarded dentition—calc. phos., mag. c,  mag.  m.
  Sound—aeon., caust.,  ham., thuj. 
CHAPTER  XL-TONGUE,  TASTE,  SPEECH.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Slimy taste—gastralgia.   °Acid taste.
   Absinthium.   -Bites his tongue in epilepsy;  tongue  thick, pro-
truding; can scarcely talk.   Tongue trembling;  seems paralyzed.
   Acetic acid.    JPain across root, impedes speech and moving jaw;
scarcely able to talk.  Glands under tongue  and  under  lower jaw
swollen; sore to  touch.
   Aconitum.  -Taste bitter,  except water;  putrid; sweetish; like
rotten eggs, flat, nauseous, compels hawking of tough mucus.  Trem-
bling, and  temporary  stammering.  Tongue  feels  as if swollen,
burning,  prickling, tingling.   Numbness  of mouth  and  tongue.
Tongue coated white,  or yellow-white.
   /Esculus.  °Taste  sweet;  bitter, afterward  sweetish;  metallic,
oily or coppery with salivation.   Cannot  control the  tongue so as
to form words rightly.  Tongue coated white or yellow; feels scalded.
Tip of the tongue sore,  as  if ulcerated.
   .Ethusa.   -Aphthae  in mouth  and   throat; salivation.  Feeling
as if  the tongue were too long.  Taste bitter; like  cheese; like on-
ions; sweetish in the morning.  Speech impeded, slow.
   ♦Agaricus.  ♦Tongue dry. °Left side of  tongue numb.   Tongue
coated white mornings; sore, smarting,burning in tip, as from  pep-
per.  Tremulous  propulsion  of   tongue.    Inarticulate  speech—
chorea.
   Agnus cast.  °Taste  metallic;  coppery; bitter.   Tongue  coated
white.
   ♦Ailantus.    :f:Tongue dry,  parched,  cracked; °thickly covered
with  a whitish coat; brown in  the middle;  moist, coated  white;
tip  and edges   livid.   Taste  insipid;  flat,  feverish—bronchial
catarrh.  Water  tastes brackish and flat.
   Aloe.  -Taste  bitter, sour, like  ink  or iron;  metallic.   Tongue:
coated yellowish-white; stiff; dry,  red.   Severe, fine  stitches from
behind  forward,in the under part of tongue when moving it.   Yel-
low ulcers  on tongue.
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  Alumina.  -Taste sweetish or fatty, almost lost.  Tingling, itch-
ing on  the tongue; must scratch it.
  ♦Ambra.   ♦Ranula.  °Bitter taste in mouth in morning  on awak-
ing.   Sour taste after drinking milk.   Folds pain as  if sore under
the tongue, like small growths.
  Ammonium carb.   °Taste sweetish; of  blood;  offensive;  bitter;
of food,  sourish or metallic.  Painful vesicles on the tongue. Talk-
ing difficult at times, like from  weakness  of the  parts, also from
pain.
  Ammonium mur.  °Blister on tip of  tongue,  with burning pain.
  ♦Anacardium.  ♦Flat, offensive  taste in  the mouth, and  of food.
cHeaviness of tongue  and sensation  as if swollen; impedes speech.
Speech firmer and surer in afternoon  than  forenoon.  Tongue   is
white and rough like a grater.   Bitter taste in mouth  after smoking
tobacco.   Everything tastes like herring-brine.
  ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Tongue coated thick, white; cmilky-white,
yellow.   Taste  bitter,  or lessened, or of  food.   Much saltish saliva
in mouth.   Sore feeling and redness on borders of tongue.
  ♦Antimonium tart.   ♦Tongue red,  in  streaks; very  red,  and dry
in center;  covered with thick, white, pasty coat;  coated very thinly
white, with reddened papillae, red  edges; dry in the middle.   °Taste
flat;  salty; sour; bitter;  as from  rotten eggs.  Food seems tasteless;
tobacco has no taste.
  Apis.   cTongue red at tip, swollen, looks dry, glossy; cracked,
sore,  ulcerated, or covered with   vesicles;  coated  white; glossitis.
Dryness of tongue;  fiery  rt;dness of  buccal cavity;  with   painful
tenderness.  Rawness,  burning and painful stinging blisters along
the edge of the tongue.   Bitter taste. .  Inability to  talk  or put the
tongue out.
  Apocynum.   -Taste bitter, sub-acrid in fauces.
   Argentum met.  °Sore, burning blisters  on  the  tongue; tongue
dry.   Speech impeded by much  viscid saliva in mouth.
  ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Tip  of tongue  red,  painful;  papillae  erect,
prominent. cTongue  dry,  hard as  a chip, and black, like the teeth.
Red streak down middle of tongue.  Tongue  coated white.  Taste
sweetish; bitter; sour; metallic; astringent; ink)'; lost.  Cannot talk;
spasm of the muscles of tongue  and throat.
  Arnica.   -Taste putrid; of  rotten eggs;  bitter.  Coated  white;
dry,  with a brown streak down the middle; dry, or coated yellow— 
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typhus.  Biting sensation on the  tongue,  with  soreness, burning
and stinging in the back  part of the throat.
  ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Tongue:  dry   and morbidly  red,  with  papillae
considerably raised at the tip;  lead-colored.   Edge of  tongue red,
takes imprint of teeth. Gangrene of tongue; spots on tongue burning
like fire.  Violent burning on  tongue.   Swelling  about root  of
tongue, externally and internally.  °Coating, sides furred, with red
streak  down the middle,  and redness of  tip;   thickly furred;  edges
red;  whitish; yellowish-white,  as if painted  white;  brown.   Taste
woody, dry, unpleasant; sweetish in throat;  sour,  metallic;  bitter,
putrid.  Food tastes  too  salty; not salty enough;  insipid;  sour.
Beer tastes  flat   Loss of power of speech.
  Arum  tri.  cTongue cracked, burning, painful;  sore, red,  papil-
lae elevated—scarlatina.   Root of  tongue and palate feel raw.
  Asafcetida. cGreasy taste in  the mouth and of the phlegm hawked
up.
  Aurum met.   °Aphthae on tongue and  mouth.   Ulcers on tongue.
Bitter  taste; putrid taste, as of spoiled game, between meals. Loss
of taste, with complete immovability of  the tongue, which is hard
as leather.
  ♦Baptisia.  ♦Tongue cracked, sore ulcerated.  Mouth and tongue
very dry  in fevers.   °Tongue   feels swollen, thick, makes talking
difficult.  Tongue yellow along the center;  at first  white with  red
papilla? here and  there,  followed  by a  yellow brown coating  in the
center, edges being red,  shining; dry,  brown down  center.   Taste
flat,  bitter.
  Baryta carb.  cParalysis of the tongue; loss of  speech.  Hard-
ness on the middle of the tongue, burning when  touched; burning
sense of excoriation at the tip; fissure on  the left  border, feeling
excoriated.   Vesicles on  the middle, tip  and under  the tongue.
  ♦Belladonna.   ♦Tongue and palate  dark-red  and  dry.  Dryness
of mouth,tongue and  throat; interferes  with speech and deglutition.
-Tongue inflamed  and much  swollen; papillae  of  deep-red  color;
tip and edges of light-red.   Feeling in tip of tongue as if a  vesicle
was on it, with burning pain when touched.  Feeling of coldness
and dryness of forepart of tongue.  Tongue, white  center with red
edges; or two white stripes; covered with white, clammy fur, which
can be pulled off in strings; dry and furred;  covered with much te-
nacious  yellowish-white mucus.   Taste  salty; sour; bitter;  pappy; 
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offensive; putrid when eating or drinking. Bread tastes sour.  Stam-
mering speech. Paralytic weakness of organs of speech.
   Benzoic acid.   -Extensive ulceration of the tongue, with deeply
chapped, fungoid  surfaces.   Tongue  coated with  white mucus;
morning.  Tast bitter, of blood.
   Berberis   -Tongue smarts when touched.  Slimy,  furred tongue.
Painful, white blisters on tip of  tongue.   Taste bitter,  sometimes
sour, of blood.
   Bismuthum.  °Tongue red, coated  white, evenings.  Taste sweet-
ish, sour or  metallic; on the back part of tongue.
   ♦Borax  ♦Aphthae  on the tongue, in the mouth, inside  of cheeks,
with great heat and  dryness of  the  mouth.    Red  blisters on the
tongue, as if the surface were eroded; they pain from every motion
of tongue, or if anything moist or salt  touches  them.  Taste flat
and insipid;  bitter:  food and even saliva  taste  bitter.  Food has no
taste.
   Bovista.   cCutting pain in the  tongue, like with a knife, before
asthma.   Taste putrid, bitter.   Stammering, stuttering speech.
   ♦Bromium. ♦Voice hoarse; cannot  speak clearly. °Dry sensation
on tongue.   Burning  on the under surface of the tongue.  Stinging
in  tip  of  tongue.    Taste  sweetish;  salty;  bitter; sour;  acrid.
Water tastes  salty, in the morning, fasting.
   ♦Bryonia.   :KGreat dryness of  the  mouth,  lips  and tongue;  tip
of tongue moist.    Tongue thickly coated white.   Tongue  rough,
cracked, and  often of a  dark-brown color.  Small blisters on  tip of
tongue.  Taste  flat,  insipid;   sweetish;  bitter;  offensive, bitter;
has no taste  for food; when not eating mouth is bitter.
v  Calcarea carb.   °Tongue  coated white.  Dryness  of  tongue at
night,  and morning  on awaking.   Ranula.   Burning pain at  tip of
tongue, as from soreness; worse  from  warm  drink.  Soreness  of
tongue, either on  tip, sides or  dorsum; can   scarcely  talk or eat.
Taste sour;  bitter; offensive.  Difficult,  indistinct speech.
   Calcarea phos.  cTongue swollen,  numb,  stiff, with pimples on
it  Tip of tongue sore;  burning;  little blisters on it. Bitter  taste:
in the  morning, with headache; particularly  of  wheat bread.   Dis-
gusting taste, on awaking,  worse  when hawking.
   Camphora.    Tongue cold.   Taste  acute;  beef  broth  tastes too
strong.   Food  tastes bitter, meat more so  than  bread.  Speech
feeble, broken, hoarse. 
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   Cannabis ind.  -Every  article  of food is  extremely palatable.
 Metallic taste.   Stammering and stuttering.
   Cannabis sat.   "Loss of taste. Difficult speech, at times  stutter-
 ing.
   Cantharis.   -Tongue:  thickly furred,  red  at the  edges;  swollen
 and thickly coated; at base,  in part  excoriated, in  part covered
 with blisters.   Trembling of  the  tongue.  Taste  bitter, of pitch;
 lost.   Gold tooth-plate tastes coppery.  Speech  weak and  tim-
 erous.
   Capsicum.  cSmall,  burning blisters on tongue, painful to touch.
 Tongue and inside of lips full and flat, sensitive, spreading  ulcers,
 with a lardaceous center.   Taste insipid; sour;  flat;  watery; foul,
 like putrid  water.  When coughing  the air   from the lungs causes
 a strange,  offensive taste in the mouth.
   Carbo ani.   °Buming  on tip of tongue, and rawness in  mouth.
 Burning blisters on tip and edges of  tongue.   Knotty  indurations
 in tongue.  Taste: bitter, especially morning; sour.
   Carbo veg.    cGlossitis when tongue becomes indurated.  Tongue
 heavy  with difficult speech.   Tongue white,  coated  with  yellow-
 brown mucus;  lead-colored;  blue,  sticky;  moist;  dry,  parched,
 fissured.  Tip of tongue  raw  and dry;  heat   in  mouth.   Tongue
 turns black.   Bitterness  on palate, tongue dry. Bitter taste  before
 and after eating.   Salty taste.
  Caulophyllum.   °Tongue coated white.
   ♦Causticum.   ♦The laryngeal muscles  refuse their service;  can-
 not speak a loud word.  "Distortion  of the tongue and mouth when
 talking.   Painful vesicle on tip of  tongue.   Tongue  coated white
 on  both sides, red  in  the  middle.   Taste greasy;  putrid;  bitter; as
 from disordered  stomach.   Speechlessness   from  paralysis of the
 organs of speech.  Stuttering,  difficult, indistinct speech.
  Chamomilla.   °Tongue  coated  white;  yellowish; or white  at
 sides,  red in the middle; red,  cracked; coated  white, with islands
 on  it.   Burning  on tongue.   Taste  bitter;   sour, like  rancid  fat;
 putrid.
  ♦Chelidonium.  ♦Bitter  taste  when  not   eating   or drinking.
Tongue  slimy, coated white or gray; coated  thickly  yellow;  with
red margin, showing  imprints  of  teeth.   Taste  bitter;   insipid;
puffy.
  Cicuta.    "Swelling  of the tongue;  white,  painful,  burning ulcers 
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on edges of tongue; painful to touch.  Speech difficult; when talk-
ing he feels a jerk in the head from before  backwards, as if he had
to swallow the word, as in hiccough.
  Cimex lee   -Tongue  feels as if scalded; coated whitish.
  Cimicifuga.   ^-Tongue clean but pointed  and trembling; swollen,
coated light-brown,  more in the  middle.   Taste disagreeable,  cop-
pery. Cannot speak a syllable, though she makes the effort.
  Cina.   -Tongue coated brownish-yellow;  whitish.
  ♦Cinchona.  -Tongue white,  or  yellow;   thick, dirty coating.
Tongue  white mornings; child  restless  all night;  no  appetite for
breakfast.   Tongue black or raw, as  if burnt.  Burning  as  from
pepper on  tip of  tongue,  followed by ptyalism.  ♦Taste  too acute;
putrid, morning;   bitter   in back  part  of  throat;   flat,  insipid,
 watery.  Food tastes bitter or too salty.
   Cocculus.   GYellow coated, with aversion to food.   Taste bitter;
putrid;  sour;  offensive;   metallic;   like  sulphur.   Food tastes as
though salted too  little.   Tobacco tastes bitter.
  ♦Coccus   cacti.   cTaste    metallic;  bitter:   sweetish;    sour.
Fatigue of the vocal organs, even  after speaking  without exertion,
the voice becoming  rough  and hoarse.  ♦Metallic  taste  with accu-
mulation of water in the mouth.
  Coffea.  cTaste more acute, sweetish.
  Colchicum. °Tongue bright red, heavy, stiff and numb; projected
with  difficulty.  Tastelessness of  food.   Loss  of  speech  during
typhus.
  Colocynthis.  °Tongue coated white,  or yellow;  rough. Burning
on tip of tongue.   Scalded sensation of  tongue.   Taste bitter  of
food and drink; less frequently offensive or metallic.
  Conium.   °Tongue  swollen, painful, stiff.  Taste bitter. Speech
difficult.
  Crocus.    °Tongue  coated white,  papillae elevated; better  after
breakfast.
  ♦Crotalus hor.  ♦Swelling and inflammation  of tongue.
  Cuprum  met.   °Tongue  red,  dry and  rough;  papillae enlarged,
coated white,  yellowish  or  brown.   Chronic glossitis. Taste sweet-
ish,  or sweetish-metallic; coppery.
   Cyclamen.  °Tip of tongue  red, with  small,  burning  blisters
thereon, impeding speech and chewing;  saliva increased.  Tongue
coated  yellowish-white.  Fine  stitches  on   tongue.  Taste flat; 
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offensive; putrid, fatty.  Food tastes flat, or almost tasteless;  salty.
  Digitalis.    Tongue  coated white.   Taste flat,  slimy,  sweetish,
with constant ptyalism.
  Drosera.   -Small, round, painless swelling in middle of tongue.
Fine prickings on dorsum of  tongue.   Stitches,  smarting pain  in
right side of tip  of tongue.   Whitish  ulcer on tip of tongue.  Food
seems  tasteless.  Bread tastes bitter.   Taste  bitter in throat after
eating; putrid.
  Dulcamara.  -Itching;  crawling  on tip of tongue.  Mouth  and
tongue dry.  Dry,  swollen  tongue.   Tongue  and  jaws  become
lame,  if cold air  or  water chills him.  Tongue paralyzed from cold.
Bitter  taste.  Inarticulate speech from a swollen  tongue, but talks
incessantly.
  Eupatorium  perf.    -Tongue  covered  with  white fur,  or yellow
coated. Taste bitter.
  Eupatorium  purp.   °Tongue  numb;  pricking, stinging  pain.
Tongue furred  brown  along  the  center; bitter, puffy taste, with the
chill.
  Ferrum met.   °Unbearable taste of blood. Taste like rotten eggs.
Bad taste; mouth dry; tongue coated white.
  Ferric  phos.   c(Inflammation of  tongue,  dark-red with  much
swelling;  or with red  line along the center.—Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.   -Tongue always more or  less  tender, feeling of
rigidity in it, with restricted mobility.   Tongue painful when talk-
ing.  Tongue vivid  red at tip   and edges,   coated  yellow  in  the
center: whitish and  dry.   Tongue deeply and widely fissured in all
directions, with a large, deep, phagedenic looking ulcer in  the cen-
ter.  Acrid, foul  taste  from  roots of teeth.
  ♦Gelsemium.   "Numbness of  the  tongue; feels so  thick  he  can
hardly speak; partial  j>aralysis.   -Tongue:  yellowish white; breath
fetid;  coated thick,  brown;  nearly clean; margin  red; center white.
Tongue and glottis  partially paralyzed;  speech thick, as if drunk,
from congestion  of base of brain.   Can hardly put  the tongue out,
it trembles  so; red, raw,  painful,  inflamed in  the  middle.  Taste
foul,  with  blood-colored  saliva; bitter; clammy*   feverish  during
sweat.
  Glonoinum.  -Tongue milk-white,  without coating,  violent head-
ache;   or, light coating;  cannot eat;  weak;  typhoid;   feels swol-
len, raw;  numb,  as  if burnt; pricking, stinging.   Taste bitter, with 
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nausea; aromatic;  sweet; warm;  leaves fatty  taste.  Difficulty of
conversing,  from diminished power of the  tongue, and confusion
of ideas.
  ♦Graphites.  ♦Burning  blisters  on the  lower side  and  tip of
tongue.   White, painful ulcer on lower surface of tongue. Tongue
sensitive.   Tongue coated  white.   Taste: sour; salty;  bitter,  like
rotten eggs.
  Hamamelis.  °Scalding  sensation on  tongue.  Blisters  on the
sides of the  tongue;  canker spots near  the tip.   Metallic  taste;
tongue  coated white.
  Helleborus.    Tongue: dry, white mornings;  dry and red  in ty-
phus;  slightly protruded and  oscillating;  trembling;   numb,  in-
sensible; swollen; full of vesicles;  pimple  on tip.  Taste bitter.
  -Helonias.   cTongue white—diabetes.   Bitter, disagreeable taste,
every morning, 5 a. m., on  awaking; tongue and fauces dry.
  Hepar sulph.    Tip  of tongue dry, painful, and feels  sore.  Taste
putrid,  metallic,  bitter.   Hasty speech.
  Hydrastis.  °Tongue  swollen,   shows  marks of  teeth;   coated
white, or with a  yellow stripe.   Tongue as if burnt or scalded, later
a vesicle forms on tip.   Taste flat, peppery.
  Hyoscyamus.    cTongue:  red or brown, dry,  cracked,  hard; looks
like burnt  leather;  clean,  parched;  white.  Paralysis  of tongue.
Putrid  taste.  Very talkative,or  loss of speech. Speech embarrassed.
Tongue protruded with difficulty, can hardly draw it in.
  ♦Hypericum.  ♦Tongue coated white or yellow; great thirst—men-
ingitis. :Taste,  insipid,  of blood.
    Ignatia.   cWhen  talking or chewing, bites  the cheek or tongue.
Taste   sour,  also of  saliva; flat, like chalk.   Food  has no taste.
  Iodium.    -Tongue dry, brown  and dry:  thickly coated.  Taste
salty,  sourish, sweetish,  on tip of tongue.
  Ipecacuanha.   °Tongue  clean:  yellow  or white;   grows pale.
Taste bitter, sweetish,  bloody;   like rancid  oil, when  swallowing.
Disinclined  to talk; tongue dry.
  ♦Iris.  ♦Tongue feels as if scalded;  greasy  feeling on arising in
morning.   Loss  of taste; flat taste.
  ♦Kali bichrom.  ♦Tongue  smooth, red, cracked; °dry  and red;
coated  thick, whitish  yellow;  ulcerated.  Deep  ulcer  on  tongue.
Tongue broad, or with  scalloped  edges.  Sensation  of a  hair on
the back j^art of  tongue and velum.  Taste coppery;  sweetish; sour;
bitter in the morning. 
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    Kali carb.   Tongue swollen, covered with vesicles; the tip burns
 as if  raw,  fraenum sore.  Tongue  white, bad taste.  Taste  bitter*
 flat
    Kali chloride.   °(A11 ailments  which have as a principal symp-
 tom a white or gray coating  at the back part of tongue;  exudation
 of a white  or gray mucus,  lining tonsils, etc. — Schussler.)
    Kali phos.  -(Tongue  coated  like  brownish liquid  mustard.—
 Schussler. )
    Kali suit.  -(^Yellow, slimy deposit on tongue, sticky,  thin,  de-
 cidedly yellow discharges or  secretions  of  watery matter; some-
 times  edges of tongue  are white.—Schussler.)
   Kali iod.    Burning of the   tip of  tongue;   vesicles on  tip  of
 tongue.   Rancid taste  in mouth, after eating or drinking.  Bitter-
 ness in mouth and throat, going off after breakfast
   Kali nit.   cTongue  burns at  its tip, as  if cut; burning pimples.
 Tongue coated with white mucus.   Repugnant  taste all day.  Sour
 taste in throat, morning on rising.
   Kalmia.   cTongue sore, leftside, hurts when talking  in the even-
 ing.   Stitches in  tongue.   Tongue white, dry.   Bitter  taste, with
 nausea, less after  eating.
   Kreosotum.   Tongue dry, with mucous coating.  Bitter  or flat
 taste.   Everything eaten tastes  bitter.
   ♦Lachesis.   ♦Puts the trembling tongue out with great difficulty
 —diphtheria.   Tongue: trembles when protruded;  or  catches  be-
 hind the teeth; swollen, coated white;  papillae  enlarged;  dry, red,
 cracked at the tip; red tip  and  brown  center;  mapped, dry, black
 and stiff.   Blisters mostly about tip.   Sour taste; everything turns
 sour.   Difficult speech, tongue  heavy; cannot open the mouth wide:
  Laurocerasus.   GTongue   dry,  rough;  dry and  white;  cold; or
 numb  as if  burnt.    Left side of tongue stiff and swollen,  with loss
 of speech.
  Leptandria.   °Tongue yellow, or black down the center.
  Lilium  tig.  -Taste  of blood; congestion to chest.
  ♦Lyeopodium.   ♦Tongue is darted out  and oscillates to and fro
 —angina,  tonsilitis.  Tongue  distended,  giving patient a silly ex-
 pression—angina,  diphtheria.   °Convulsions  of  tongue.  Tongue:
heavy,  trembling;   stiff, with indistinct  speech, and  dryness,  morn-
 ings; red, dry; becomes black and cracked;  painful  and swollen in
places; tubercles.  ♦Vesicles  on  the tip of tongue,  feeling scalded 
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and raw.   Ulcers  on and  under  the tongue.   Taste sour, bitter,
fatty.
  Magnesia carb.   -Taste bitter, sour.   Frequent,  sudden,  stam
mering speech.
  Magnesia  mur.    "Tongue  feels  burnt;   mouth   feels  scalded.
Rhagades in  the tongue,with violent burning.  Tongue coated white
early in the morning;  or, tip and edges  clean.  Taste absent; bitter;
sour at night.
  Magnesium phos. °(Spasmodic stammering,  to remove spasmodic
action  of muscles;  begins speech with clenched teeth.—Schussler.)
  Manganum acet.  "Burning  vesicles on the left  side  of tongue.
Nodosities on the  tongue; warts.  Oily taste in mouth.
  Marum ver.   °Mouldy taste after hawking mucus.  Smarting as
from pepper.at root of tongue.
  Mephitis.  cCoppery taste in mouth.
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Tongue red  and  swollen;  ulcerated; black;  with
red edges;  swollen; coated white; moist, with intense thirst;  swol-
len; flabby; showing impress of teeth on margins; movements diffi-
cult;  speech difficult;   stammering.   -Tongue dry,  hard,  coated
black;  red  and dry; red, with  dark spots  and  burning; moist and
covered with mucus; thickly coated, dirty yellow, with foul breath;
swollen,  flabby, inflamed;  indurated or  suppurating, with pricking
pains.   Ranula.   Taste:  bitter;   ♦sweetish;    saltish;    metallic;
°putrid or  slimy.   Loss of taste.   Speech quick,  stuttering.  Com-
plete loss of  speech.
  Mercurius biniod.  °Tongue dry; wants to wet the mouth.  Scalded
feeling on  tongue  (one hour after breakfast), small blisters on point.
Tongue furred  with grippe.   Aphthae on  tongue.    Taste  slimy on
awaking; bitter, metallic.
  ♦Mercurius  cor.   "Lips and  tongue  whitish  and contracted.
Tongue coated with thick, white mucus,  or dry and red; papillae
elevated strawberry-like; coated white, swollen, and stiff. ♦Swelling
of the  tongue,  with ptyalism; salty or very bitter taste.
  Mercurius  prot iod.  cTongue  coated;  thick, yellow at  the  base;
bright  yellow at the back part; tip and edges red*.
  Muriatic acid.   °Tongue heavy as  lead, hinders in  talking; feels
lame, sore.  Tongue dwindles. Tongue sore, bluish; contains deep
ulcers, with  black bases and  vesicles.   Everything  tastes sweet.
Taste acrid and putrid, like rotten eggs,with  ptyalism. 
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   Myrica cer.   :Thick, yellowish, dark, dry and crusty coating on
 tongue, rendering it almost immovable.  Foul, bad taste; cannot eat
 because of it;  bitter;  nauseous taste.
   Naja.   -Tongue  coated, thick;  yellow;  white; dry; no  thirst.
 Taste  insipid,  bitter,  sour,  metallic.   Loss of speech.
   Natrum carb.    Dry tongue and dislike  to  talk.  Stuttering on
 account of  heaviness of the tongue.   Burning about  tip of tongue
 as if it were cracked.   Bitter  or metallic taste in the mouth.
   ♦Natrum mur.  ♦Sensation   of  a hair  on  tongue.   JComplains
 much  of dryness of tongue,which  is not very dry.  Tongue heavy,
 difficult speech; children slow in learning to talk.  Mapped tongue;
 looks like  ringworm on the sides.   Herpes on the tongue from sea
 bathing.   Burning at tip of tongue. One side of tongue numb and
 stiff.   Ranula.  ♦Taste bitter,  or entire loss of taste;  °saltish with
 dry tongue and anorexia;  putrid or sour,while fasting;  water tastes
 putrid.  (Tongue  appears  clear, slimy,  or with  bubbles of  frothy
 saliva  on  its edges. — Schussler.)
   Natrum  phos.   °(The coating on the back of  tongue golden yel-
 low, creamy, moist, not slimy. On rising in the  morning,  the back
 part of tongue has a moist,  yellow  look,  with a  gold-like tinge, as
 if  raw  brown sugar  had been partaken of.—Schussler.)
   Natrum  sulf. -Blisters  with  burning  pain on  tip  of  tongue.
 Tongue red.   Taste  unpleasant;  slimy  and  tongue   coated  with
 mucus.  No taste, mornings;  mouth feels rough,  numb.  (Diseases
 characterized by a dirty greenish-gray, or  greenish-brown coating
 of tongue. — Schussler.)
   ♦Nitric acid.  ♦Blisters and ulcers on  the tongue; and  on  mar-
gins, with burning pain when  touched.   GDeep,   irregular-shaped
ulcers  on  edge  of  tongue—syphilis.  Ulceration  of  tongue, with
tough,  ropy mucus.   Tongue  white, with sore spots.   Tongue sen-
sitive,  even mild  food  causes  smarting;  white,  dry, mornings;
coated  green with  ptyalism;  dry,  fissured.   Taste   bitter,  after
eating; sour, with burning  in  the  throat.
   ♦Nux mos.   ♦Dryness of  the mouth, tongue and lips, but  with-
out thirst.   -Tongue:  paralyzed; child, though old enough, cannot
talk, as if  it were difficult to move the tongue; dry, feels as if gone
to sleep,or leather covered; no thirst;  dry at night, or on  awaking;
coated  white,  or yellowish,  dotted with red papillae.   Taste earthy;
chalky; bitter,  as after salted food. 
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  ♦Nux vom.   °Tongue heavily coated or  yellow;  black and dark-
red;  cracked on edges;  heavy,with difficult speech. ♦Taste  bitter,
sour, putrid in the morning;  must  rinse  the  mouth.
  Oleander.  °Tongue rough,  dirty-white, with  elevated papillae;
coated white, with  dryness  of  the mouth.   Food has  an  insipid
taste.  Loss of speech.
  Opium.   --"Paralysis  of the  tongue  and  difficult  articulation.
Tongue quivering, coated  dirty-yellow;   unctious.  Black  tongue.
Ulcers in mouth and on tongue.
  Oxalic acid.    Tongue  swollen,   sensitive,  red,  dry,  burning.
Tongue swollen,  with thick,  white coating; coated white, with nau-
sea,  thirst  and loss of taste.   Sour taste.
  Paris quad.  "Great dryness of tongue  on  awaking; tongue feels
too large. Tongue white, with roughness; no thirst; bitter  or  les-
sened taste.
  Petroleum.   GTongue coated white in  center, with  dark streak
along the edges.   Taste slimy, pappy, bitter, putrid, sour.
  Phosphorus.  °Tongue dry,immovable,covered with  black crusts;
cracked,  parched or glossy;  dry, coated white, with stinging in the
tip;  coated yellowish;  coated  only in the  middle.  Taste bitter,
slimy, sour after drinking milk.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.   ♦Bites side  of tongue involuntarily; also at
night.  "-Red  streak in the  middle  of   tongue.   Tongue and lips
pale in typhus.  Clammy mucus  in the mouth  and  on  tongue.
Burning in tongue;  tongue  swollen.  Smarting  in  mouth  when
masticating.  Tongue smarts only  at night.
  ♦Phytolacca.  ♦Tongue   fiery red at tip; -coated yellow and dry;
thickly coated at  back part;  hot, rough,  tender,  and smarting at
the tip;  also small ulcers, like  those  caused   by mercury; thick,
protruding.  Burnt feeling on  back  part of  tongue.  ♦Great  pain
at root of  tongue when swallowing.  -Metallic  taste.
   Platinum.   °Sensation as if  tongue  were scalded.   Sweet  taste
on tip of tongue.
   Plumbum.   °Tongue  dry, brown,  cracked;  coated  yellow or
green; inflamed, swollen; heavy, paralyzed; hurts as if bitten.  Taste
 sweetish.
   Podophyllum.  °Tongue  furred white,  with  foul  taste; white,
 moist;  shows  imprints of  teeth;  dry,  yellow.   Everything  tastes
 sour. Total loss of taste; could not tell  sweet  from sour; sleepless,
 restless. 
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   Psorinum.   °Tongue dry;  tip dry, feels  scalded; coated  white;
yellow; thickly covered with whitish-yellow  slime.   Loss  of taste
with  coryza.   Taste bitter,  goes off when eating or drinking; foul,
much mucus in mouth; less in fresh air.
   ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Tongue dry,   covered with tenacious mucus.  °Coated
thick, white or yellow; sensation in middle  as if burnt,  insensible
even  when moist; at night and in morning; parched, dry, no  thirst;
feels  too broad, too large.   ♦Taste  of putrid meat  in morning, with
inclination to vomit;  slimy, foul, clammy,insipid; bitter, especially
after  eating ; bad taste in  the mouth in  the morning.   Food,  es-
pecially bread,  tastes bitter,   or taste of, food diminished. °Edges
of tongue feel  sore, as if  scalded.
   Ranunculus  seel.   °Tongue exfoliated in  spots, which are raw;
mouth inflamed.  Both sides  of tongue denuded, like  islands,  the
remaining parts thickly coated—diphtheria.
   Rheum.  cTongue numb, insensible. Taste sour, insipid, or nau-
seous; bitter only of food, even of  sweet  things.
   Rhododendron.   GSmarting vesicles under tongue.  Taste lost.
   ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Tongue red, dry and cracked; covered with  brown
mucus.    Sore sensation of  tongue, with red tip.   °Tongue  has a
triangular red  tip;  white often on  one  side; yellowish;  takes  the
imprint of teeth.  Taste putrid mornings and  after  eating;  metal-
lic; food, especially bread, tastes bitter.
   Rumex.   cDry  tongue  and  mouth; tongue  feels as  if  burnt.
Tongue coated white,  yellowish-brown, or   reddish-brown.   Bitter
taste  (morning).  Sudden change of voice at different  times, or at
same time on each day; or,  with the cough.
  Sabadilla.  °Tongue  sore,  coated thick, yellow; whice  in center;
moist, during fever;  feels  sore  as if full of  blisters.   Cannot pro-
trude tongue, with  sore throat.  Pain in tongue  and  down throat;
deglutition difficult.   Taste  bitter;  sweet; lost.
  Sabina.  cBitter taste of food, of milk  and coffee.
  Sanguinaria.   -White coated tongue with slimy, flat taste.  Tip
of tongue burns  as  if scalded.   Tongue  sore;  pains  like a boil.
Red tongue, feels as in contact with something hot.  Loss of  taste,
with a burnt feeling  on tongue.  Sweet articles taste bitter, followed
by burning in fauces.
  Sarsaparilla.    °Tongue   coated   white.   Mercurial  aphthae  on
tongue and roof of  mouth.   Taste  of food bitter.  Taste bitter in
the morning ; sweetish. 
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  Secale.    Tongue thickly coated with  yellowish-white, dry,tena-
cious  substance;  discolored  brown  or  blackish;  deathly pale.
Slight,  but unpleasant warmth on tongue,  during the  day.   Spasm
of tongue, projecting it  from the mouth, forcing  it between teeth,
and  rendering speech   indistinct.    Feeble,  stuttering,  indistinct
speech, as if the  tongue was paralyzed.
  Sepia. °Tongue painful,  as if sore.  Vesicles on tongue.  Tongue
coated white.   Taste  bitter; saltish,  putrid  or  offensive.   Food
tastes too salty.
  ♦Silicia.   ♦Sensation  of   a  hair  lying  on fore part of  tongue.
°Tongue coated  with  brownish  mucus.  One-sided   swelling  of
tongue.  Ulcer on right border of  tongue, eating into it and dis-
charging pus—carcinoma.   Taste of  blood, morning; of soap-suds;
bitter morning, with thick  mucus in  throat; of rotten  eggs.  Loss
of taste and appetite.   (Induration  of tongue. — Schussler.)
  Spigelia.   °Tongue coated yellow; burning with blisters; cracked.
Taste like putrid water.   Stammering; with abdominal ailments.
   Spongia.   °Tongue brown, dry.    Mouth and tongue  full of ves-
icles, with  burning and  stinging pain.   Taste   bitter   only  in the
throat;  sweetish in the mouth.  Difficulty of speech.
  Squilla.   °Food tastes bitter, especially  bread; or  sweetish,  es-
pecially soup  and meat.
  Stannum.   -Tongue red,  with yellow,  mucous  coating.   Taste
sour, sweet, offensive; everything bitter  but water.  Difficult, weak
speech, occasioned by weakness.
  Staphisagria.   -Taste flat; of food, bitter.
  ♦Stramonium.   °Tongue  whitish,  with fine  red dots; point red-
der than usual; dry,  red; dry  and parched; pale red,  in  constant
motion ; swollen, coated dry; yellow in center,  dry; swollen,  hangs
out of  mouth.  Taste bitter, all  food  tastes  like straw  to her.
♦Stammering or entirely  speechless;  -distorts  face;  makes great
efforts  to speak;  mouth  drawn,  now to right, again to left.  Speech-
less; sometimes with spasmodic laughter at night;  weeping during
day.   ♦Voice hoarse and croaking; high, fine,squeaking; .indistinct.
  ♦Sulphur.   °Tongue  white, with red  tip and  borders, mostly in
acute diseases; white or yellow  brown or dry;  furred   in morning,
but wears off  during  day  (chronic   cases).   Taste  sour,  ♦pasty,
bitter,  sweetish;  metallic, foul, when awaking in morning.
  Sulphuric acid.    Tongue dry.   Loss  of taste.  Talking difficult,
as from want  of elasticity of parts. 
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  Tabacum.   cCannot  speak—angina pectoris.
  ♦Taraxacum.   ♦Tongue coated white, cleans off in patches,  leav-
ing dark,  red, tender, very sensitive spots;  mapped tongue. White
spots on the tongue amongst the red. °Taste: bitter  before eating;
sour, saltish, especially of butter and meat
  Terebinthina.  °Tongue smooth, glossy, as if deprived of papillae
—typhoid.
  Theridion.    Salty taste;  or,  mouth feels furred,  benumbed.
  ♦Thuja oce   ♦Tongue swollen and sore;   tip of tongue painfully
sore to the touch.   °Tongue swollen, worse  right side.  Bites the
tongue frequently.   Ranuba   bluish, surrounded  by varicose veins.
Taste sweet; of putrid  eggs, morning; food seems not salt enough;
of bread,  as  if dry and bitter.
  Veratrum alb.   -Tongue cold, withered;  swollen,  dry,  cracked,
and  too red;  white with red tip  and edges; coated yellowish-brown;
back part black.   Taste bitter, as from peppermint; flat, or sweet-
ish;  putrid.  Speech lisping, stammering; or as  if  tongue  was too
heavy—typhoid.
  ♦Veratrum vir.   ♦Tongue yellow, with  red  streak down the mid-
dle;   feels scalded.
  Viola tri.   -Taste bitter,  tongue coated with white  mucus.
  Zincum met.   -Tongue dry,  don't want  to talk, coated at root
and  dry (bsain  diseases); swollen  on left side,  hindering talking;
covered  with  vesicles.   Taste sweetish,  metallic,  like  spoiled
cheese,  bloody,  bitter in fauces.
  Zingiber.  -Taste  of  food  remains,   especially  that of bread.
Slimy, bad taste in morning.

                            REPERTORY.

  Aphthae—aethus.,  aur.,  ♦borax, mere b. i., sars.
  Bites—absinth.,  ign.,  ♦phos.  a., thuj.
  Blisters—am  m.,  apis, arg.  m.,  berb., borax,  bry.,  calc. ph.,
canth.,  caps., carb.  an ,  eye, graph.,  ham., lach. lachn., mereb.i.,
nat.  s.,  nit.  a., sabad.,  spig.
  Canker—ham.
  Carcinoma—sil.
  Chapped—benz. a. See "Cracked."
  Clean   or  clear—cimi.,  gels., hyos.,   ipec,  mag.  m.,  nat. m.,
tarax.
  Coated—aib,  bapt.,  canth.,  glon., mere,  mere p. i., nat.  s.,
nux  v.,  phyt.,  sib, stram., zinc.
  Clammy—lach., phos.  a. 
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Color
  Black—arg.  n., carb. v.,  cinch., lach.,  lept.,  lye, mere,  mur. a.,
nux v., opium, phos., secale, ver. a.
  Bluish—carb.  v., mur.  a., thuj.
  Brown—aib. arn.,  ars.,  bapt.,  bry., carb.  v.,  cimi.,  cina, cupr.,
 eup. purp.,  gels., hyos.,  iod., kali phos., lach., nat.  s.,  plumb.,
rhus,  rumex, secale, sib,  spong., sub, ver. a.
  Creamy—nat.  phos.
  Dark—bry.,  ferr. phos., mere, myr. e, nux  v., petrol., tarax.
  Dirty—canth.,  mere, nat. s.,  olean., opium.
  Golden yellow—nat. phos.
  Gray—cheb, kali chlor.,  nat. s.
  Green—nat.  s., nit. a., plumb.                                      I
  Lead—-ars.,  carb. v.
  Livid—ail.
  Milk-white—ant. e, glon.
  Pale—ipec, phos.  a., secale, stram.
  Red—aloe,  ant. c,  ♦ant t,  apis,  arg. n.,  ♦ars.,  arum,  bapt.,
♦belb, bism.,  borax,  canth., caust, cham., cheb, colch., cupr.,eye,
ferr. phos.,  fluor. a.,   gels., hell.,  hyos., kali  bi.,  lye,  ♦mere,
mere  p.  i.,  nat.  s., nux v., oxal. a.,  phos. a.,  ♦phyt., rhus, rumex,
sang., stann.,  stram., sub, ♦tarax., ver.  a.,  ♦ver. v.
  Streaked—♦ant t,  arg.  n., arn., ars.,  belb,  ferr.  phos., hydras.,
petrol., phos.  a., ♦ver. v.
  White—aeon.,  aescul., aethus.,  agn.,  aib,  aloe,   anae, ♦ant. c,
♦ant. t, apis,  arg. n., am., ars., bapt.,  belb,  benz. a., bism.,♦bry.,
calc. e, carb.  v., caul., caust.,  cham.,  cheb,   cic,  cimex,  cina,
cinch., coloc, croc,  cupr., eye, dig.,  eup.  perf.,  ferr.,  fluor. a.,
gels.,  glon.,  graph.,  ham.,hell.,  helon., hydras., hyos., hyper.,ipec,
kali bi.,  kali c,  kali chlor.,  kali n., kali s.,  kalm.,  lach., laur.,
mag. m.,  ♦mere, mere cor., .naja, nit. a.,  nux m.,  olean., oxal.a.,
paris,  petrol.,  phos,  pod., psor., puis.,  rhus, rumex, sabad., sang.,
sars.,  secale, sepia, stram., sub,  ♦tarax.,  ver.  a., viola tr.
  Yellow—aeon.,  aescul.,   aloe,  ant. c., arn.,  ars.,  bapt.,  belb,
carb.  v.,  cham.,  cheb,  cina,   cinch.,  cocc,  coloc, cupr.,  eye,
eup. perf., fluor.  a.,  gels.,  hydras., ♦hyper.,  ipec, kali bi., kalis.,
lept.,  mere, mere  p. i.,  myr. c, naja, nat. phos., nux m., nuxv.,
opium, phos.,  phyt.,  plumb., pod., psor., puis., rhus, rumex,sabad.,
secale, spig.,  stann.,  stram.,  sub, ver. a., ver.  v.
  Convulsions of—arg. n.,  lye,  secale.
  Cracked—♦aib,  apis, arum,  ♦bapt., benz.  a., bry., cham.,  hyos.,
♦kali bi.,  lach.,  lye,  mag.  m.,  nat. e,nuxv.,  phos., plumb.,♦rhus,
spig.,  ver. a.
  Crusts  on—myr. c, phos.
  Denuded—ranunc.  s.
  Distortion of—caust.
  Dry—♦agar., ♦aib,  aloe, ♦ant. t,  apis,   arg. m.,  arg. n.,  arn.,
♦ars.,  ♦bapt.,  ♦belb,  ♦borax,  brom., ♦bry., calc. c,  carb. v., cupr.,
dulc,  ferr.,  fluor. a.,  hell., helon., hyos., iod.,  ipec, kali bi.,kalm.,
kreos., lach.,  laur., lye,  mere,   mere b. i., mere   cor.,  myr. c, 
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naja,  nat. c, nat.  m.,  nit. a.,  ♦nux m., olean., oxal. a., paris,phos.,
phyt., plumb., pod.,  psor.,  puis.,  ♦rhus, rumex,  secale,  spong.,
stram., sub, sub  a., ver.  a., zinc.
  Dwindles—mur. a.
  Excoriation—baryt, borax,  canth.
  Fissures—baryt., carb.  v., fluor.  a., nit. a.
  Flabby—♦mere
  Fungoid—benz.  a.
  Furred—ars., belb, berb., canth., eup. perf., eup. purp.,mercb.i.,
mur.  a., pod.,  sub, therid.
  Gangrene—ars.
  Glossy—apis, phos., terebin.
  Hard—arg. n.,  aur.. baryt.,  hyos.,  mere
  Herpes—nat. m.
  Immovable—aur.,mur.  a., nat. m.,  phos.
  Indented,  imprint of teeth—♦ars., cheb, hydras.,  kali bi.,^merc,
pod., rhus.
  Induration—carb. an., carb.  v., mere,  sib
  Inflammation,  glossitis—apis, belb,  carb.  v.,  ♦crot  h.,  cupr.,
ferr. phos., gels., mere, plumb., ranunc. s.
  Insensible—hell., puis.,  rheum.
  Islands on—cham,  ranunc.  s.
  Mapped—lach.,  nat. m., tarax.
  Moist—aib,  bry., carb.  v., mere, nat.  phos., pod., puis.,  sabad.
  Nodosities—dros., mang.
  Odor—gels., mere
  Oscillating—hell., ♦lye

Pains —am. e,  apis,  arg.  n., arum,  berb., borax,  cic,  con.,
fluor. a., gels.,  graph., hep.  s., lye, phyt, plumb.,  sang., sepia.
  Burning—aeon., agar.,  am. m., apis,  arg.  m.,  arn.,  ars., arum.,
baryt., belb, brom., calc.  c, calc. ph., carb. an., cham., cic.,cinch.,
coloc, graph.,  kali i.,  kali n.,  mag.   m., mang.,  mere, nat.  c,
nat.  m., nat. s.,  nit. a., oxal.  a., phos. a., sang., spig., spong.
  Lame—dulc, mur. a.
  Pricking—aeon.,  dros., eup. purp.,  glon., mere
  Raw—apis, arum, carb.  an., carb. v., cinch., gels., glon., kali c,
lye,  ranunc. s.
  Smarting—agar., berb.,  dros.,  mar.  v., nit. a.,  phos.  a.,  phyt.,
rhod.
  Sore—aescul., agar., ambr.,  ant. e,  apis,  arg.  m.,  am.,  arum,
aur.,  calc.  c, hep. s.,  kalm., mur.  a., nit. a., puis., rhus,  sabad.,
sang., sepia, thuj.
  Stinging—apis, arn., brom., eup. purp., glon., phos.,  spong.
  Stitches—aloe,  eye, dros.,  kalm.
  Tingling—aeon., alum.
  Ulcerative—aescul.

  Paralysis—absinth., aescul.,  baryt.,  belb,  caust., dulc,  ♦gels.,
hyos., myr.  c, nux m., opium,  plumb.,  secale.
  Parched—absinth.,  ♦aib, carb. v., hyos., phos., puis., stram. 
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 Parts

   Buccal cavity—apis, ♦borax, ign.
   Dorsum—calc. e, dros.
   Fraenum—kali e
   Glottis—gels.
   Margins, border, sides,  edges—aib, ♦ant. c, ant. t,  apis,  ♦ars.,
 baryt., belb,  calc. c,  canth., carb. an.,  cham., cheb, cic, fluor.a.,
 gels.,  ham., kali bi., mag. m.,  ♦mere,  mere  p. i., nat. m., nat s.,
 ♦nit.  a., nux  v., petrol., puis.,  sib, sub, ver.  a.
   Middle of—♦ant. t, arg. n.,arn., ars., bapt., baryt., caps.,caust.,
 chem., cimi., dros., fluor. a., gels.,  lept.,  phos.,  sabad.,  stram.,
 ♦ver.  v.
   Muscles of—arg. n., caust.,  mag. phos.
   Palate—arum,  belb, carb. v.
   Papillae—♦ant t, ♦arg. n., ♦ars.,  arum, bapt.,belb, croc, cupr.,
 lach.,  mere cor ,  nux m., olean., terebin.
   Root of—acet.  a., ♦ars., arum,  canth., mar. v., mere  p. i.,^phyt,
 zinc.
   Tip of—aescul., agar.,  ail., am. m., apis, ♦arg.  n., ♦ars., baryt.,
 belb, berb., brom., bry.,  calc.  e, calc.ph., carb. an., caust., cinch.,
 coloc,  eye, dros., dulc,  ferr.. fluor.  a., ♦graph., ham.,  hell.,hep.s.,
 hydras., iod., kali  c, kali i., kali n., lach., lye,  mag.  m.,  mang.,
 mere  p. i.,  nat. c,  nat.  m.,  nat. s., phos.,  phyt.,  plat,  psor.,
 ♦rhus, sang.,  stram., sub, ♦thuj., ver. a.
   Tongue, various  troubles—apis, cham., cocc, gels.,  hyos., ign.,
 lach.,  lye,mere,phos. a., ranunc ,  rhus, stram., thuj.
   Under tongue—baryt.,  brom., ♦graph., lye,  rhod.

   Pimples on—calc.  ph.,  hell., kali  n.
   Protrusion—absinth., agar.,   colch.,  hell.,  hyos.,  ♦lach.,  ♦lye,
 phyt, sabad., secale.
   Ranula—♦ambr., calc. c,  mere, nat.  m., thuj.
   Rough—anae, bry., coloc,  cupr.,  laur.,  nat. s.,  olean.,  paris,
 phyt.

 Sensations—bell., cic,  sang.,  secale.
   Burnt—cinch., glon., hydras., laur., mag. m., phyt, puis.,rumex,
 sang.
   Cold—bell., camph.,  laur., ver. a.
   Crawling on—dulc.
   Hair on—kali bi., *nat. m., ♦sil.
   Heavy—anae,  carb. v.,  colch., lach.,  lye, mur.  a.,  nat.c, nat.m.,
nux v., plumb ,  ver. a.
   Hot, heat—borax, phyt., secale.
   Itching—alum.,  dulc.
   Large—paris,  puis.
   Long—aethus.
   Numb—aeon.,  agar., calc. ph., colch., eup.  purp.,  gels., glon.,
hell.,  laur., nat. m.,  nit.  a., nux m.,  rheum,  therid.
   Scalded—aescul.,  cimex,  coloc,  ham.,hydras., ♦iris.,  lye,mag.m.,
mere  b. i., phyt., psor.,  puis. 
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  Sensitive—acet.  a., apis, baryt., belb,  berb.,  borax,  caps.,  cic,
fluor. a., glon.,  graph.,  ♦nit  a., oxal. a., phyt, ♦tarax., ♦thuj.
  Shining—bapt.
  Slimy—berb.,  kali s.,  mere, nat. m., psor.
  Smooth—♦kali bi.,  terebin.
  Spasm of—secale.

Speech; see "Voice" and "Larynx," ch. 25—mag.  phos., myr.  e,
nat.m.,nux  m.,  rumex, stram., sul. a.
  Broken—camph.
  Difficult—am. c, bapt., belb,  calc. e, can. s.,  carb. v.,  caust.,
cic, con., gels., glon.,  lach., ♦mere,  mur.  a.,  nat.  m.,  nux  v.,
opium, spong.,  stann.,  sul. a.
  Disinclined to—ipec, nat.  c, zinc.
  Feeble—camph., secale.
  Hasty—hep.  s.
  Hoarse—brom.,  camph., cocc. e,  ♦stram.
  Impeded—acet.  a., aethus., anae,  arg. m., cic, mur.  a., zinc.
  Inarticulate—agar., dulc,  opium.
  Indistinct—calc. e, caust., lye, secale, ♦stram.
  Lisping—ver. a.
  Loss of power of—ars., baryt.,  colch., glon., hyos., laur., mere,
naja, olean.
  Quick—mere
  Slow-aethus., nat. m.
  Speechlessness—caust., ♦stram.
  Squeaking—stram.
  Stammering—aeon., belb,  bovist., can. i., mag. c,  mag. phos.,
♦mere, spig., ♦stram., ver. a.
  Stuttering—bovist., can. i., can. s.,  caust, mere, nat. e, secale.
  Talkative—hyos.
  Talk, cannot—absinth., acet  a.,  aescul.,  apis,  arg.  n., ♦brom.,
calc. c, ♦caust., cimi.,♦gels., nux m., stram., tabac.
  Thick—gels.
  Timorous—canth.
  Trembling—absinth.,  aeon., agar.
  Weak—am.  c,  belb,  canth., cocc. e, stann.

  Spots,  patches—♦ars.,  ham., mere,  nit. a., ranunc.  s.,  ♦tarax.
  Sticky—carb. v.                                                >
  Stiff—aloe, calc. phos., colch.,  con.,  fluor. a.,  lach., laur.,  lye,
mere  cor., nat. m.
  Suppurating—mere                                          - 1
   Swollen—aeon., anae, apis, ♦ars., baryt, belb, calc. c,calc.ph.,
canth., cic, cimi., con., ♦crot h., dros., dulc,  ferr. phos., glon.,
hell.,  hyras., kali  e, lach.,  laur.,  lye, ♦mere,  mere cor., oxal. a.,
phos.  a., plumb.,  sib,  stram., thuj., ver. a., zinc.

Taste—aib, camph., cocc.
   Acid—abrot.
   Acrid—apoc, brom., fluor. a.,  mur. a. 
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Taste continued.
  Acute—camph., cinch., coff.
  Aromatic—glon.
  Astringent—arg. n.
  Bad—ferr., kali c, myr. e,  ♦puis., zinc.
  Bitter—aeon., aescul.,  aethus., agn.,  aloe,  ambr., am. e, anae,
ant.  c, ant.  t,  apis,  apoc, arg. n.,  arn., ars.,  aur.,  bapt,  belb,
benz. a.,  berb., borax,  bovist.,  brom., bry.,  calc. c,  calc. ph.,
camph., canth., carb. an., carb. v.,  caust.,  cham., ♦cheb,  ♦cinch.,
cocc,  cocc. e,  coloc, con., dros., dulc,  eup.  perf., eup.  purp.,
gels., glon., graph.,  hell., helon.,  hep. s., ipec. kali bi.,  kali  c,
kali  i.,  kalm., kreos., lye, mag. c,  mag. m.,  mere, mere  b.  i.,
♦mere  cor., myr.  c, naja,  nat.  c, ♦nat. m.,  nit. a., nuxm., nuxv.,
paris,  petrol., phos.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  rheum,  rhus,  rumex,  sabad.,
sabin.,  sang.,  sars.,  sepia, sib,  spong.,  squill.,  stann., staph.,
stram., sub,  tarax.,  thuja, ver.  a.,  viola tr., zinc.
  Bloody—am.  c, benz.  a., berb.,  ferr.,  hyper.,  ipec, lib,  sib,
zjnc
  Brackish—ail.
  Clammy—gels., phos.  a.,  ♦puis.
  Coppery—aescul.,  agn., canth.,  cimi., cupr., kali bi.,  meph.
  Diminished—ant. e, paris,  puis.
  Chalky—nat.  m.
  Disagreeable—cimi., hell.
  Disgusting—calc.  ph.
  Earthy—nux m.
  Fatty—alum., cic, glon., lye
  Flat—aeon.,  aib,  ♦anae,  ant. t., ars., bapt., borax, bry., caps.,
♦cinch., eye, dig.,  hydras., ign.,  iris, kali  c, kreos., sang., staph.,
vera.  a.
  Food, of—am. e, anae, ant. e, zing.
  Foul—caps.,  fluor. a.,  gels.,  myr. c,  pod., psor., ♦puis., sub
  Greasy—asaf., caust.,  iris.
  Insipid—aib, ars.,  borax.,  bry.,  caps.,  cheb, ♦cinch.,  hyper.,
naja,  olean., ♦puis.,  rheum.
  Like various  things—aeon.,  aethus., aloe,  anae,  ant. t,  arg.  n.,
arn.,  aur., caps.,  cham.,  cocc,  ferr.,  graph., ign.,  ipec, mur.  a.,
sib,  stram., thuja, ver. a., zinc.
  Lost—arg. n., aur.,  can. s.,  canth., iris,  mere, ♦nat  m., oxal.a.,
pod., psor., rhod., sabad.,  sang.,  sib, sul. a.
  Metallic—aescul.,  agn., aloe, am.  e, arg.  n.,  ars., bism., can. i.,
♦cocc,  ♦cocc c,  coloc,  cupr., ♦ham., hep.  s.,  ♦mere,  mere b. i.,
naja, nat.  c,  phyt., rhus, sub, zinc
  Mouldy—Mar. v.
  Nauseous—aeon., myr. c, rheum.
  Offensive—am.  c, ♦anae, belb, bry., calc. e, caps., cocc,coloc,
eye,  sepia, stann.
  Oily—aescul.,  ipec, mang.,  opium.
  Pappy—belb, chel.,  eup.  purp., petrol.
  Pasty—♦sub
  Peppery—hydras. 
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Taste continued.
   Pitch-like—canth.
   Putrid—aeon., arn., ars.,  aur., belb, bovist., caps., caust,cham.,
cinch., cocc, eye, dros.,  hep.  s., hyos.,  mere,  mur. a., nat. m.,
♦nux v., petrol.,  ♦puis.,  rhus, sepia, spig.,  thuj., ver.  a.
   Rancid—kali i.
   Repugnant—kali n.
   Salty_ant. e,  ant.  t, ars., belb, brom.,  carb. v.,  cinch.,  coff.,
♦eye, graph.,  iod., mere, mere  cor., nat.  m., sepia, tarax, therid.,
thuj.
   Slimy—♦abrot, cheb,  dig.,  mere,  mere b. 1.,  nat. s.,  petrol.,
phos., ♦puis., sang., zinc.
   Sour—abrot,  aloe, ambr.,  ant. c,  ant.  t,  arg. n., ars.,  bell.,
berb., bism., brom., calc.  e, caps.,  carb. v., cham., cocc, cocc c,
graph., ♦ign., iod., kali  bi.,  kali  n., lach.,  lye, mag. e,  mag. m.,
naja, nat  m., nit. a., ♦nux v., oxal. a., petrol.,  phos., pod.,rheum,
stann., sub,  tarax.
   Sweet—aeon., aescul.,  aethus., alum., am.  c, arg. n.,  ars.,bism.,
brom., bry.,  coff., ♦cocc c, cupr.,  dig., glon., iod., ipec, kali bi.,
♦mere, mur. a., plat., plumb.,  sabad., sars., spong.,  squill.,stann.,
sub,  thuj., ver.  a., zinc.
   Tasteless—ant. t, borax,  bry., colch., eye,  dros.,  ign.,  mere,
nat.  m., nat. s., pod.
   Unpleasant—ars.,  nat. s.
   Wanting—alum., ant.  t, arg. n.,  aur., mag. m.,  psor.,  sabad.,
sang., sib, sul.  a.
   Watery—caps.,  cinch., nat. s.
   Woody —ars.

  Thick—absinth., aib,  ant. c, ant. t,  ars., bry., canth., cinch.,
gels.,  iod.,  kali  bi.,   mere,   mere  cor.,  mere  p.   i.,   naja,
nux  v., oxal. a., phyt., psor., puis., ranunc. s., sabin., secale, sil.
   Thin—ant. t.,  nat. s.
   Tough, tenacious—arg.  m., belb,  nit. a.,  phos. a.,  puis., secale.
   Trembling, quivering—absinth., agar., canth., cimi., gels., hell.,
♦lach., lye,  opium.
   Tubercles  in—lye
   Ulcers—aescul., aloe,  apis, aur.,  ♦bapt.,  benz.  a., caps.,  eye,
dros., fluor.  a.,  graph.,   kali bi., lye,  ♦mere,  mur. a., ♦nit a.,
opium, phyt., sil.
   Vesicles—am. c, apis, baryt.,  belb, caust, hell., hydras.,kali c,
kali  i., lye,  mang.,  mur. a., rhod.,  sepia, spong.,  zinc.
   Warts—mang.
   Withered—ver. a 
    CHAPTER  XII.-MOUTH AND GLANDS.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Acetic acid.  cFoul breath.   Glands under tongue and on lower
 jaw swollen;  sore to touch.
  Aconitum.  cDryness of mouth, tongue  and lips.  Accumulation
of water in the  mouth—ascarides.   Orifices  of  the  salivary ducts
sore,  as  if corroded.   Saliva generally diminished.
  /Esculus.   Thick,  yellow  phlegm in the mouth.  Salivation,  oily
taste, teetn as if covered with oil.
  Agaricus.   -Smell from  mouth   offensive,  like that after eating
horse-radish.
  Ahantus.   °Parotid  gland tender and enlarged—scarlatina.
  Aloe.   °Inflamed, sore spots in  mouth,  on  the  tongue, inside of
cheeks.   Sickening smell from  the mouth.   Increase of saliva.
  Alumina.  cMusty,  bad odor from mouth.  Small ulcers in mouth.
Saliva increased, although  mouth  may feel dry.  Sensation of sore-
ness in mouth.
  Ambra.   -Fetor of  the mouth, worse  mornings—pertussis.  Blis-
ters in the mouth  pain as  if burnt.  Smarting and cracked,  painful
condition of mouth.
  Ammonium carb.   °Redness  and  inflammation  of inner mouth
and gullet,  pain as if  raw.   Sensation as  if  mouth were swollen.
Great dryness of mouth and  throat.   Much saliva  must be ejected.
Hard swelling of the right  parotid gland.
  Anacardium.    Fetid odor from the mouth without his perceiving
it.  Painful vesicles  in mouth.
  Antimonium crud.   °Dryness of the  mouth.  Ptyalism,  saltish
tasting saliva.
  Antimonium tart.    °Mouth so sore can  scarcely  swallow, morn-
ing,  after rising.  Small, circular  patches  like small-pox pustules,
in and upon the mouth and tongue.
  Apis.   °Dryness of mouth and  fauces.  Scalding  in  mouth  and
throat.   Fetid breath.   Viscid,  tough, frothy saliva.
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   ♦Argentum met.  ♦Fetid breath—scirrhus uteri. °Dryness of the
mouth.
   Argentum nit.  ^ Fetor from mouth  mornings.  Ptyalism.   Inner
mouth covered with a whitish-gray coat.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Putrid smell from mouth —typhus.  °Dry, with much
thirst.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Dryness of  mouth,  with violent thirst.  Aphthae
in mouth; they become livid or bluish. Burning in mouth, pharynx,
and oesophagus.   °Much saliva;  must spit often.  Saliva decreased.
Painful blisters in mouth  and tongue.
   ♦Arum tri.   ♦Excessive salivation;  saliva acrid.   The   mouth
burns, and  is so sore that  they refuse to drink and cry when any-^
thing is  offered.   Buccal  cavity  raw  and sore, bleeding.  Swelling
of submaxillary glands, worse left   GScarlatina.  Putrid odor from
mouth.  Left parotid gland sore to touch.
   Aurum met.  °Copious saliva; saliva  sweetish.  Inside of mouth
blistered.    Odor from the mouth, smells like old  cheese.   Offen-
sive odor: girls at puberty.  Painful swelling of submaxillary glands.
   ♦Baptisia.   °Fetid  odor; also after mercury.  Putrid ulceration
of buccal cavity with  salivation; well developed  ulcers.  Cancrum
oris, copious saliva; gums loose, flabby, dark-red or  purple,  fetid.
♦Mouth  and tongue very dry, fevers.   °Stomatitis materna;  breath
fetid; feeble state.  Saliva rather abundant,  somewhat viscid, tast-
ing flat.
   ♦Baryta carb.    The buccal cavity  feels  numb.   Dryness of the
mouth early after rising.   Whole mouth filled with vesicles, espec-
ially inside of cheeks.  Saliva runs out  of the mouth while asleep,
at daybreak.   Intolerable  stench from the mouth,  unnoticed  by
himself.   ♦Right parotid  hard, swollen  and painful  to  touch,  after
scarlatina.  Indurated,  painful  swelling  of submaxillary  glands.
   ♦Belladonna.   -Saliva thickened,  tenacious,  white, clings to the
tongue like glue.   ♦Dryness  of mouth,  with thirst.   Mouth  feels
hot.  Salivation succeeding  the dryness of mouth.    Slimy mouth in
morning, when awaking, with  pressing  headache.   Swelling of the
right  parotid  gland,with erysipelatous redness and violent shooting
pains.
   Berberis.  -Offensive,metallic odor from mouth.  Mouth and fauces
dry and  sticky, especially in morning, relieved after eating.
   ♦Borax.   ♦Aphthae  in  the  mouth;  on  inner surface  of  cheek, 
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bleeding easily,with great heat and dryness of mouth.   The mucous
membrane of fore part  of palate is shriveled,  as if burnt, pains  es-
pecially when chewing.   Mouth very hot.
  Bromium.   Burning  sensation in mouth,oesophagus  and stomach.
Mouth  dry and   parched.   Aphtha', with  affection  of  the  eyes.
Painless swelling of  left submaxillary gland.   Suppuration of left
parotid; edges of the opening smooth;  discharge watery and excor-
iating; swelling remaining  hard and unyielding—after  scarlatina.
  ♦Bryonia.   ♦Frequent drinking of cold water relieves the bitter
taste and  inclination to vomit.    Collection  of much  soapy, frothy
saliva   ♦Mouth  and lips very  dry,  only  momentarily relieved  by
drinking.    Dryness in mouth without  thirst, or  with  thirst  for
large quantities of water.   Offensive smell from mouth, with hawk-
ing of  offensive,  tough  mucus,  sometimes in  round, cheesy lumps,
the size of a pea.
  Cactus  grand.    Fetid breath in morning.
  Caladium.    Burning in  mouth and fauces.
  ♦Calcarea  carb.  ♦Painful  swelling   of  submaxillary  glands.
°Swelling of sublingual glands.  Mouth  slimy;  blisters  on the  inner
surface of cheek  and tongue. Canker sores,  especially during teeth-
ing.   Painful inflammatory swelling  of the parotids.
  Calcarea phos.    Sore spot inside of   the right cheek.   Aching,
sore pain in region of  parotid gland.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Dryness of the mouth and lips.  White, thick,
frothy  and sticky saliva.
  Cantharis.   Mucous membrane red and covered with small blis-
ters; sore, burning  and smarting.   Dryness  in mouth  extending
into posterior nares.   Burning pain  in  mouth, throat  and stomach.
Salivation,  copious,  tasteless, disgusting, sweet.
  Capsicum.  -Fetid odor,  unbearable, carrion-like. Saliva,viscid,
offensive,  copious.  Salivation  during  chill.   Burning blisters   in
mouth, painful to touch.
  Carbo ani.   Blisters, burning.   Mouth  and tongue dry.  Fre-
quent biting of inside of cheek.   Parotid gland swollen,lancinating
pains.
  Carbo veg.    Mouth and  breath cold. Increase of saliva. Mouth
hot,  tongue almost immovable, saliva  bloody; edges  of  gums vel-
low, indented; gums loose, receding, ulcerated.  Haemorrhage from
nose and  mouth.    Parotitis,  swelling grows hard. 
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26y
   Caulophyllum.    Sensation  of   dryness  in  the  mouth;  heat';
aphthae.
   Causticum.  -Dryness of mouth  and tongue.   Much  phlegm in
mouth and  throat.    Sore,  painful  spot  on hard  palate.  Swelling
inside of cheek;  bites it when chewing.
   Cepa.  -Dryness of mouth, root of tongue, soft palate  and throat.
Bad odor from mouth and  throat.
   Chamomilla.   -Fetid smell from the  mouth after  dinner.   Heat
in the mouth, pharynx and  oesophagus  to  stomach.   Collection of
saliva of  metallic,   sweetish taste.   Sore  throat  with  swelling of
parotid gland.
   Chelidonium.    Bitter   water collects  in  mouth.   Dryness of
mouth. Bad odor from mouth.
   Cicuta.    Foam in and about mouth.
   Cimicifuga.   : Breath  offensive.   Mouth  and   tongue feel  hot
and dry.
   Cina.   -Much frothy saliva,  with rattling phlegm  on chest.
   Cinchona.  -Salivation  day and  night, years after mercury,  great
weakness,  especially  of  stomach.   Submaxillary  glands swollen,
painful during swallowing.
   Cistus can.    Inhaled air feels cool.  Swelling of parotids.
   Clematis.    Breath offensive to others.
   Cocculus.   -Dryness  of  the  mouth, at  night, without thirst.
Sensation  of dryness in mouth, with  frothy saliva and violent
thirst.
   ♦Coccus cacti.   ♦Great sensitiveness  of the mouth  and fauces, so
that rinsing the mouth caused cough and vomiting  of thick masses
of mucus.   The arches of  the palate very  irritable; loud  speaking
or  brushing of  teeth  causes  cough  and  vomiting.   °Burning in
mouth and throat.   Rawness of mouth  and throat.
   Colchicum.   °Profuse  flow of saliva,  with dryness  of the throat.
Inflammation  of  mucous  membrane of mouth and  throat.   Heat
in mouth with thirst.
   Conium.   Submaxillary glands swollen and hard.
   Cuprum.   -Frothy saliva  with cough.  Dry mouth, in brain affec-
tions.   Inflammation of salivary glands with or without fistula.
   Dulcamara. °Saliva tenacious,soap-like;  gums spongy   Increased
flow of saliva.   Mouth dry,  without thirst.  Stomacace;  rheumatic;
also after abuse of   mercury,  with ptyalism  and  swollen  cervical
glands. 
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  Eupatorium  perf.    Paleness of mucous membrane  of  mouth.
Breath smells mouldy,  sourish.
  Ferrum met.   "Mouth  dry in morning.  Paleness of buccal cavity.
  Glonoinum.  cSaliva increased,  slimy.  Frothy about  mouth—
convulsions.   Sensation of soreness  and swelling  on  roof of mouth,
with pulsation.
  Graphites.   Rotten  odor from the mouth and  gums. Acid, foul
odor.  Breath smells like urine.  Saliva increased, much  spitting.
Dryness  of mouth in morning.  Swelling  of submaxillary  glands,
painful to touch.
  Guaiacum.  °Inflammation of mouth.
  Helleborus.    Mouth dry, also palate, with  cutting, scraping in
palate on moving the mouth to swallow.  Mouth,  gums and tongue
full of flat, yellow ulcers;  on red,  swollen bases; carrion-like odor;
salivation,  aphthae.
  Helonias.  cSalivation of pregnant women and teething children.
Mouth gets sore; stomatitis  materna.
  Hepar sulph.   °Ulcers on gums and in mouth,  base  resembling
lard.
  ♦Hydrastis.  °Excessive  secretion of  thick,  tenacious mucus.
♦Stomatitis  after  mercury  or chlorate of potash; nursing women
or weakly children;  peppery taste;  tongue as  if   burned,  or raw,
with dark-red appearance  and raised papillae.
  Hyoscyamus.   °Salivation.   Saliva saltish; bloody.  Cadaverous
smell from the mouth;  worse morning and evening.
  Ignatia.   Accumulation  of much saliva in mouth.  Inner  mouth
inflamed and sore.  Putrid  odor from mouth.  Pain in submaxillary
 glands, when moving neck.
  *Iodium.   cMcuth filled with mucus on awaking in the morning,
with putrid taste,  not  relieved  by  washing   mouth  with  water.
♦Ptyalism;  also  after  mercury.   Aphthae in  mouth.  Ulcers  in
mouth;  gums red and swollen, receding from teeth, bleeding slightly
and  with small, ash-colored, painful ulcers; profuse,fetid  ptyalism.
Thick, brown,  croup-like  exudation  in mouth and fauces.
  ♦Iris.   ♦Mouth and tongue feel  as though they had been scalded.
-Burning in mouth  and fauces, as if on fire. Ulcers on the mucous
lining of cheeks.  ♦Salivation  after diphtheria,  with  swelling of
the parotids. GSaliva tastes greasy,  slimy.
  ♦Kali  bichrom.  ♦Dryness of  the mouth  and  lips,  relieved  by 
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drinking cold water. °Saliva increased, bitter, viscid,  frothy; tast-
ing salty.  Parotids swollen; pains from ears into  the  glands.
  Kali carb.   °Bad, alkaline  smell  from  mouth, smell  like old
cheese.   Mouth feels dry, with increased  saliva.  Vesicles  painful,
burning all over  the inner mouth.  Parotids,  especially the right,
inflamed,  swollen, hard.   Hard swelling of submaxillary glands.
  Kali chlol:.  c (Aphthae,  thrush  of  little  children,  or  nursing
mothers, without great flow  of  saliva.   Mumps; the  chief  remedy
when fever is absent.   Stomatitis materna. — Schussler.)
  Kali iod.    :Irregular ulcers, looking as if coated with milk. Vis-
cid, saltish saliva during  pregnancy.   Burning  of the  tip of the
tongue; vesicles  on  tip of tongue.
  Kalmia.   :Tingling in salivary glands,  immediately  after  eating,
with sense of fermentation in  the oesophagus,  and copious  saliva-
tion.   Sublingual salivary glands inflamed.
  Kali nit.   °Fetid odor from  mouth.  Mouth slimy.
  Kali phos.   -Stomatitis,  with fetid,  offensive  breath.
  Kreosotum.  ^Putrid odor from the mouth.
  Lachesis.   -Bad  odor from  mouth.   Saliva abundant, tenacious.
Sore mouth in the  last stages   of  phthisis.  Sensation  on  roof of
mouth, as if the  mucous membrane were  peeling off.
  ♦Laurocerasus.   ♦Foam at mouth—epilepsy.  °Dryness of mouth.
  Lobelia inf. -Flow  of clammy saliva in the mouth (with nausea).
  Lycopodium.  -Mouth and  tongue  dry,  without thirst;  mouth
dry and bitter in the morning.   Putrid smell  from  mouth,  espec-
ially in morning  when awaking.   Saliva dries   on palate and lips,
becomes tough. Saliva tastes saltish. Submaxillary glands  swollen.
  Magnesia carb.  °Dryness of mouth, especially at  night and in
morning.  Bloody saliva.
  Magnesia mur.   ^Sensation  of roughness  on inner side of upper
lip when touching  it with the  tongue.  Dryness of the mouth and
throat without thirst.   Accumulation of water  in the mouth.
  Magnesium phos.  °(Convulsive twitching of corners of mouth.—
Schussler.)
  Mancinella.   -Unendurable burning  and pricking in the mouth,
not relieved by cold water.  Whole mouth and tongue  covered with
small vesicles.  Increased flow of saliva.   Offensive, yellow  saliva.
Offensive smell from mouth.  Blister, size of a hazel-nut, on  the
palate.
  Manganum acet.   -Swelling of  the left  parotid, with a reddish 
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hue in typhus.  Smell from the mouth as  of clay or earth  (early
in the morning, after  rising).
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Aphthae in the mouth.   Inflammation  and  super-
ficial  ucleration of the mucous  membranes of mouth.  Profuse sali-
vation; saliva fetid or tastes coppery.   Mouth inflamed, with burn-
ing,  aphthous   ulcers;  copious, fetid,  ropy  salivation;  scorbutic
gums; large blisters in the mouth.  Much slime  collects in  mouth.
Ulceration of salivary glands.   Mumps on   right  side; pale swell-
ing.
  Mercurius biniod.    Profuse  saliva,  mouth full; teeth  of lower
jaw ache; metallic taste. Soreness of middle of inside of left cheek.
Swelling  of parotid and neighboring glands.
  ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Ptyalism;  salty or very bitter  taste;   -saliva
bloody, yellowish,  tough,  acrid.  Sensation  as  if  the  mouth  was
scalded.   Taste in the mouth  metallic  or salty.   Mouth dry, with
unquenchable thirst.   Exudations on the  mucous  membranes,  ex-
tending to the tonsils.  Ulcers (phagedenic)  in mouth, throat  or
on gums,  with fetid breath.  Painful burning in mouth, extending
to stomach.   Discharge  of albuminous mucus  from   the  mouth.
Buccal cavity an d lips covered with aphthae; on  the lips they  are
surrounded by vesicles which burn.
  ♦Mezereum.   ♦Violent burning in tongue and  mouth, extending
to stomach.   cSaliva almost always increased.   Breath smells like
rotten cheese.
  Millefolium.  "Stomacace, ulcerated gums.  Putrid  sore mouth.
Thirst, mouth  dry.
  Muriatic acid.   cStomacace  of nursing children; patch  on right
side of tongue,  large and   irregular, but  very  deep;  fetid breath.
Foul  breath—scarlatina.   Mouth as if glued up with insipid mucus;
much  saliva.   Salivary glands tender and swollen.
  Myrica.  cAdhesive coating  over buccal  membrane; dry,  scaly
crusts on  roof  of  mouth  that water scarcely moistens or  dissolves.
Mouth dry; thirst; water  relieves only partially, for a while.
  Naja.   cGreat dryness of mouth.   Foaming at mouth.
  Natrum carb.   °Saliva  generally  increased.  Flat ulcers and blis-
ters inside of mouth,  burning and  painful  when  touched.   Slight
redness of mucous membrane  of mouth and fauces, with  rawness
and scraping;  desire to hawk and  hem;  mucus  collects at night,
and is hawked up  in morning.   Dry mouth and throat, with incli-
nation to drink. 
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   ♦Natrum mur.  ♦Vesicles and  ulcers in  mouth  and on tongue,
smarting and burning when touched by  food.  cMouth, lips  and
especially  the tongue dry.  Blood-blisters on inside  of  upper  lip.
Sore places in mouth  very sensitive, even to liquids.  Saliva bloody;
salivation.    Submaxillary  glands swollen.   (Aphthae,  thrush, with
flow of saliva.   Mumps, with much salivation.   Salivation whether
existing alone, or accompanying  any  other disease.  Any kind  of
ailments when salivary glands secrete too much saliva.—Schussler.)
   Natrum  sulf.   cBlisters  on  palate;  sensitive, can  hardly eat;
better  from cold  things. Much saliva after meals. Burning  in mouth,
as from pepper;  mouth  dry, thirst, gums red.
   ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Ulcerated spots on inner surface of cheeks, with
sticking pains  as from a splinter.  Foul odor  from mouth. Profuse
flow of saliva.  cCadaverous smell from mouth.  Saliva fetid,  acrid,
makes lips sore.    Saliva  bloody.   Tumor  in the  mouth, with  a
streak down the  neck.   Painful swelling  of submaxillary  glands.
   ♦Nux mos.   ♦Dryness of the  mouth,   tongue and lips, without
thirst.   Water from mouth before menses.  Bad  smell from mouth;
white  tongue.  Aphthae of children.
   ♦Nux vom.  ♦Dryness of the mouth, without  much thirst,  but
with much accumulation of saliva in the fauces.  °Roof of mouth,
throat  and gums inflamed and swollen.  Small aphthous  ulcers   in
the mouth,  with  putrid   smell;  bloody  saliva runs  out  at  night;
gums scorbutic; coagulated blood is spit out; voice altered, as  if
speaking  with  a  mouthful.   Submaxillary glands  swollen, with
stinging on swallowing.
   Opium.    -Mouth  dry.  Ptyalism;  spitting  of  blood.   Saliva
lessened.
   Paris.   Dryness of mouth  in  morning.  Tart saliva.
   Petroleum.   -Fetid smell from  mouth.   Saliva  offensive  smell-
ing.   Great dryness of mouth and throat  in  morning, with  much
thirst.   Ulcers on the inner cheek, painful when closing the  teeth.
Swelling of submaxillary glands.
   Phosphorus.   -Aphthous patches on roof of  mouth and tongue.
Soreness of mouth, easily bleeding.   Saliva increased, tasting salt-
ish or  sweetish.  Parotitis when suppuration  sets in.
   Phosphoric acid.   &Dryness of  mouth and  throat; gray-whitish
coating of tongue.Tenacious mucus in mouth and fauces.  Cancrum
oris following measles,  in syphilitic children. 
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   Phytolacca.    Profuse saliva, sometimes yellowish, often  thick,
ropy, tenacious; mercurial ptyalism,  with inflamed gums and teeth.
Small ulcers on inside of right cheek, very painful; he cannot chew
on that side.   Sensation  of  dryness  in  the mouth, with  cough.
Parotid and submaxillary glands swollen.
  Platinum.   GRhagades in the gums.   Sensation of coldness,  es-
pecially in the mouth.
  Plumbum.  Accumulation of sweetish saliva in  mouth.   Froth
in mouth.   Dryness of  mouth.  Aphthae, dirty-looking  ulcers, and
purple  blotches in mouth  and on tip  of tongue.
  Podophyllum.   -Offensive  odor from mouth.  Copious salivation.
Mouth  and tongue dry,  on awaking.
  Psorinum.  -Mouth  dry,  burning.   Tickling, burning;  mouth
inflamed, sore, worse  from warm food; not annoyed by cold food.
Blisters inside lower lips; burning,painful.   Submaxillary and lin-
gual glands swollen,sore to touch; at same time suppurating pustules
on same place.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   -Mouth dry in  morning,  without thirst.   ♦Putrid
smell from the mouth,   especially in the morning.  °Flow  of sweet-
ish saliva.   Constant  spitting of frothy,  cotton-like mucus.   ♦Bet-
ter in open  air, from  uncovering.
  Rheum.    Salivation with colic or  diarrhoea.
  ♦Rhus tox.   ^Mouth dry,  with much thirst.  Saliva bloody, runs
out of the mouth during sleep.   Putrid breath.  Much tough mucus
in mouth and  throat.   ♦Parotid  and  submaxillary glands  hard
and  swollen.   GParotitis,  left side; especially  suppurating, during
scarlatina.
  Sabadilla.   °Cannot bear  anything  hot in mouth.  Anything cold
in mouth pains,  during sore throat.  Mouth dry; throat sore.  Saliva
seemingly hot during  pyrosis; copious;  nausea,vomiting and  vom-
iturition; sweetish, collects  in mouth; jelly-like.
  Sabina.  °Offensive breath.  White saliva, becoming frothy when
talking.  Dryness of  mouth and oesophagus, without thirst.
  Sanguinaria.   °Fetid breath, clammy  mouth, sticky teeth.  Sore
on gums and roof of mouth.
  Secale.  cBloody, or yellowish-green foam  at mouth.   Increased
secretion of saliva.  Much acid  fluid  in mouth.    Spitting of  blood.
  Sepia.   Offensive  smell from  mouth.   Profuse  flow of  saliva.
Stitches in parotid glands,which swell,  with tensive pains on turn-
ing the  head.   Swelling of submaxillary glands. 
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  Silicia.  °Saliva runs out.  Suppuration  of salivary glands.  Stom-
acace; mouth gangrenous, with perforating ulcers of palate.   Hard
swelling of parotid; suppuration, especially if slow, painless.  Pain-
ful  or painless swelling of submaxillary glands.  Offensive odor from
mouth.
  Spigelia.   Breath  fetid.   Mouth  dry,   on   awaking  mornings,
with  stinging.  Mouth feels dry and pricks  as  from pins, yet filled
with  tenacious and  nauseous  saliva.  White  or yellow  mucus in
mouth and throat.
  Spongia.  °Mouth  raw.   Mouth burning,  dry—croup.    Saliva
diminished, or with whooping-cough  increased.  Swelling  of sub-
maxillary glands,  with tension.
  Stannum.  °Fetid smell from mouth.
  Staphisagria.    -Painful  excrescence on inside of cheek.   Stom-
acace, mouth and tongue  full of blisters.   Constant  accumulation
of water in the  mouth.  Painfulness  of submaxillary glands, with
or without swelling.
  ♦Stramonium.  ♦Dribbling and glairy saliva from mouth. °Mouth
and throat so dry they  glisten;  thirst.   Saliva  increased; drivel-
ing.  ♦More  saliva with chills and fever.   °Viscid slime in mouth.
Whole inner mouth as if  raw.
  ♦Sulphur.  ♦Great dryness of the mouth, tongue and palate with
much thirst.   Accumulation of saliva in   mouth;  °bloody  or  salty.
Ptyalism from abuse of mercury, or during a fever.   Saliva profuse
with nauseous taste, all her  troubles  seem to be  caused by this
nauseous saliva.  Bad smell from mouth,mostly after eating. Blisters
in mouth.  Thrush.
  Sulphuric  acid.   -Sensation of dryness.  Much saliva.  Aphthous
mouth and gums; yellowish and painful.
  ♦Tabacum.   ♦Profuse salivation.  Accumulation of  white,  tena-
cious mucus  in mouth and throat which must be frequently expecto-
rated.   -Frothing from mouth.
  Taraxacum.   °Sour water accumulates  in mouth.   Accumulation
of saliva in mouth, with  sensation as if  larynx was  pressed shut.
  Tellurium.   "Breath has a garlic-like odor.
  ♦Thuja  occ   ♦Aphthae;  ulcers  in mouth.  °Mouth feels  as if
burnt.
  ♦Veratrum alb.   *Dryness of the mouth and palate.  Much flow
of saliva from the mouth,  like water-brash.  °Froth   at the mouth, 
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spasms.   Mouth dry; saliva lessened.  Burning in  the mouth and
throat.
  ♦Veratrum vir.   ♦Mouth  and  lips dry;  °thick  mucus in  mouth.
Copious secretion of saliva.
  Viola odor.   °Aphthae of infants.
  Zincum met.   ^Increased flow of saliva, with  crawling  in inner
surface of cheek.
  Zingiber.   °Mouth and posterior nares  dry, the  latter  stopped
up.   Breath smells foul to  herself,  as from a disordered stomach.
                            REPERTORY.

  Aphthae—ars., ♦borax, brom., caul., hell., iod., kali chlor.,♦mere,
mere cor.,  nat. m., nux m., nux v., phos., plumb., sul.  a., ♦thuj.,
viola od.
  Bites cheek—carb. an., caust.
  Blisters—ambr., ars., aur.,  calc  c,  canth., caps.,  carb.  an.,
mancin., mere, nat.  c,  nat. m., nat. s., psor.,  staph., sub
  Blotches—plumb.
  Breath—acet. a., apis, arg. n.,  bapt., cact., carb.v., cimi., clem.,
eup. perf., graph., led.,  mere  cor., mez., mur. a.,  rhus,  sabin.,
sang., spig., tell., zinc.
  Cancrum  oris, canker—bapt, calc. c, phos. a.
  Dry—aeon.,  alum.,  am. e, ant.  e, apis, arg. m., ♦bapt., baryt.,
berb., ♦borax,  brom., bry.,  ♦can.  i., canth., carb. an.,  caul.,caust.,
cepa,  chel., cimi.,  cupr., ferr., graph., hell., kalibi.,  kali c,laur.,
mag. c, mill., naja,  nat. m., opium, paris, phos. a., phyt.,plumb.,
pod., psor., sabad., sabin.,  spig.,  spong.,  stram., sul.  a.,  ♦ver. a.,
♦ver. v., zing.
  Dry,  with  thirst—♦arn.,   ♦ars.,  ♦belb,  bry.,  mere  cor., mill.,
myr. c, nat. c, nat.  s., petrol., rhus,  stram., ♦sub
  Dry,  without thirst—♦bry., cocc,  dulc,  lye,  mag. m., ♦nux m.,
nux v., puis.,  sabin.
  Exudations,  coats—arg. n., iod., mere cor.,  myr.  c, phos.  a.
  Foams, froths—cic, cina., cupr., glon.,  kali bi.,  ♦laur., naja,
plumb., sabin., secale, tabac,  ver. a.
  Gangrene—sil.
  Haemorrhage—ant.  t, borax,  carb. v.,  opium, phos., secale.
  Induration—baryt., brom.,  carb. v., con.,  kali c,  mere,  rhus,
sib
  Inflammation—aloe, am.   c,  calc. c, colch.,  cupr.,  guaiac,ign.,
kali c, ♦mere, nux v., phos.,phyt, psor.,  rhus. See "Stomatitis."
  Mucus,  phlegm —aescul,  caust.,  cina,  ♦cocc c,  hydras.,   iod.,
mere cor.,  mur. a., nat. c, phos.  a.,  puis.,  rhus,  spig., ♦tabac,
ver. v.
  Mumps—kali chlor.,  mere,  nat. m., phos., rhus. 
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 Odor—aloe,  alum.,  ambr.,  berb.,  caps., kali  c,  mang.,  mez.,
 ♦nit. a., tell.
   Acid —graph.
   Bad—alum., cepa., cheb, kali c, lach., nux m., sul.
   Cadaverous—-hyos., nit.  a.
   Carrion-like—caps.,  hell.
   Cheese—aur., kali c., mez.
   Fetid—ambr., anae,  apis, ♦arg. m., arg. n., bapt., caps., cham.,
 kali  n., mere, mur.  a., petrol., sang., stann.
   Foul—acet. a.,  graph.,  nit.  a.
   Offensive—agar.,  aur., berb., bry.,  cimi., clem., mancin.,  pod.,
 sepia, sil.
   Putrid—♦arn.. arum., bapt., kreos., lye, mill., nux v., ♦puis.
   Rotten—graph., mez.
   Stench—aur., baryt.

 Pains—ambr., anae,  apis,  aur.,  baryt.,  borax, brom., calc.  e,
 caust., cinch., kali bi.,  kali c, kalm.,  mancin.,  nat e, ♦nit.  a.,
 nux v.,  petrol.,  phyt.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  sabad., sepia, sib, staph.,
 sul. a.
   Burning—♦ars., ♦arum,  brom., calad., canth.,  caps.,  carb. an.,
 :occ c.,  iris,   kali c,  kali i.,  mancin.,  mere,  mere  cor.,  mez.,
 Dat c,  ♦nat.  m.,  nat. s.,  psor., spong.,  ver. a.
   Cutting—hell.
   Lancinating—carb. an.
   Pricking — mancin., spig.
   Raw—am.  c, ♦arum., cocc.  c,  hydras., nat. e,  spong.,  stram.
   Scraping—hell., nat. e
   Shooting—bell.
   Smarting—ambr.,  canth., nat.  m.
   Sore — acet.  a., aeon., aloe,  alum.,  ant.  t, arum,  calc. phos.,
 canth., cham., glon., hell.,  ign.,  lach.,  mere b. i., mez.,  mill.,
 nat. m., nit.  a., petrol., phyt, staph., zinc.
   Stinging—nux v.,  spig.
   Stitches—nit a.,  sepia.

 Parts.
   Buccal cavity,  inner surface of cheek—aloe, ♦arum, bapt., baryt.,
 ♦borax,  calc. c, calc. ph., carb. an., caust, ferr., iris,  mere b.  i.,
 mere  cor., myr.  c,   nit. a., petrol., phyt., staph.,  zinc.
   Corners of—mag.  phos.
   Fauces—apis, berb.,  calad., ♦cocc c,  iod., iris,  nat.  c, nux v.,
 phos. a.

 Glands—acet.  a., mere  b. i.
   Parotid—aib, am.  e, arum, ♦baryt.,  brom.,  calc. c,  calc.  ph.,
 carb. an., carb. v., cham.,  cist., iris, kali  bi., kali c,   kali chlor.,
 mang., mere,  mere   b. i.,  nat.  m., phos., phyt.,  ♦rhus,  sepia,  sib,
   Salivary—aeon., cupr., kalm., mere,  mur. a.,  nat. m.,  sil.
   Sublingual—calc  c, kalm.,  psor.
   Submaxillary—♦arum, aur.,  ♦baryt., brom.,  ♦calc c, cinch.,con ,
graph., ign., kali c,  lye,  nat.  m., nit. a., nux v.,  petrol.,  phyt.,
psor.,  ♦rhus, sepia, sib, spong., staoh- 
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  Gums—bapt., carb.  v., dulc,  graph.,  hell.,  hep.  s., iod., mere,
mere cor.,  mill., nat.  s., nux  v., phyt,  plat.,  sang.,  sub a.
  Mucous membranes—borax,  canth.,  colch., eup. perf., ferr.,ign.,
kali  c, lach., mere, mere cor., myr. e,  nat. c.
  Oesophagus—ars., brom., cham.,  kalm.,  sabin.
  Papillae—hydras.
  Palate—borax,  caust., cepa,  cocc. c, hell., lye, mancin.. nat.s.,
sib,  sub,  ver. a.
  Pharynx—ars., cham.
  Posterior  nares—canth., zing.
  Roof of—glon., lach., myr. c,  nux v., phos., sang.
  Side, Left—♦arum, mang., rhus.
  Right—♦baryt., mere
  Tongue—aloe,  ars.,  cepa, hell., kali i.,  plumb., sul.

  Patches—ant. t., mur. a., phos.
  Pustules —ant.  t, psor.
  Redness—ant. c, bapt.,  belb,  canth.,  hell.,  hydras., nat. e
  Rhagades— plat.

 Saliva—am.  c,  ars.,  baryt..   ign.,  lob.,  lye,  mere,  nat. m.,
nux  v., paris,  phos.,  sabad., sib,  spig., spong.,  ♦stram.,   ♦sub,
tarax.
  Acid—secale, ver. a.
  Acrid—♦arum,  ♦mere, nit. a.
  Bitter—kali bi., ♦mere cor.
  Bloody—carb. v., hyos.,  mag.  c, ♦mere  cor., nat  m.,  nit. a.,
♦nux v., rhus, ♦sul.
  Copious—♦arum, aur., bapt., canth., caps., fluor. a., lach.,mur.a.,
nat.  s., pod., sabad., ver. v.
  Diminished—aeon.,  ars., opium,  spong., ♦ver.  a.
  Disgusting—canth.
  Driveling—stram.
  Fetid —iod.,  mere,  nit. a.
  Frothy—apis, bry.,  ♦can. i., cina,  cocc,  cupr.,  kali bi.,   puis.,
abin., tabac, ♦ver. a.
  Greasy— iris.
  Increased—aloe,  alum., carb. v., dulc,  glon.,  graph.,  kali  bi.,
kali  e, mancin., mez.,  nat e, phos., secale,  spong.,  stram., zinc.
  Metallic —cham.
  Much—ign.,  mur. a.,  rhus,  secale, sul.  a., ver. a.
   Offensive—caps., petrol.
   Profuse—colch.,  mere, mere  b. i., nit. a.,  phyt.,  sepia, sul.
   Putrid—iod.
   Ropy—mere, phos. a.
   Saltish— ant.  c, hyos., kali bi.,  kali i., lye, mere  cor.,  phos.,
sub
  Slimy—glon., iris, kali bi.
  Soap-like—bry.,  dulc.
  Stickv—belb, berb.,  ♦can. i.,  lob.
  Sweetish— aur.,  canth., hydras., phos.,  plumb., puis.,  sabad. 
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Saliva continued.
  Tasteless—canth.
  Tenacious—belb,   dulc,  lach.,  phos.,  phos.  a.,  phyt.,  spig.,
tabac.
  Thick—aescul., belb, ♦can. i., hydras., iod.,  phyt, ver. v.
  Tough—apis,  lye,  ♦mere cor., rhus.
  Viscid—apis,  caps., kali bi., kali i.,  stram.
  White—belb,  ♦can.  i.,  sabin., spig., tabac.
  Yellow—phyt., secale,  spig., sub a.

  Salivation, ptyalism—aescul., ant.  e,  arg. n., ♦arum,  bapt,bell.,
canth., caps., cinch., dulc,  hell.,  helon.. hyos., iod., ♦ins.,♦mere,
mere  cor., nat  m.,  opium,  phyt, pod., rheum,  secale, sub,♦tabac.

Sensations—baryt, cist.,  lach.,  mag.  m.
  Burnt—ambr., borax, hydras., thuj.
  Cold—carb.  v., plat.
  Heat or hot—belb,  borax, carb.  v.,  caul., cham., cimi., colch.
  Scalding—apis, ♦iris.,  mere  cor.

  Sensitiveness—acet. a., aib,  arum,  baryt., cocc. e, graph.,mur.a.,
nat. c, nat. m., nat.  s., psor.
  Slimy—♦belb, calc c,  glon., iris, kali n., mere, stram.
  Spits—ars.,  graph., nux v.,  opium,  puis., secale, ♦tabac.
  Stomacace—dulc,  mill., mur. a.,  sil., staph.
  Stomatitis—bapt.,  helon., hydras.,  kali chlor.,  kali  phos.
  Suppuration—sil.
  Swollen—acet. a., am.  c, arum, belb,  ♦baryt., ♦calc c.,carb.an.,
cham.. cinch.,  con.,  dulc,  glon.,  graph.,  hell., iod., kali bi.,
kali e, mere, mur.  a., nat. m., nit. a., nux v., phyt., petrol.,psor.,
rhus, sepia, sib, spong.,  staph.
  Syphilis—phos. a.
  Taste—aescul., ant. c,  mere b. i., mere  cor.
  Thrush—kali  chlor., nat. m., sul.
  Twitching—mag.  phos.
  Ulcers—alum., bapt.,  carb.  v.,  hell.,  hep. s.,  iod., iris, kali i.,
♦mere, mere cor.,  mill., nat. e, ♦nat.  m., ♦nit. a., nuxv., petrol.,
phyt., plumb.,  sib,  thuj.
   Vesicles—anae,   baryt.,  kali e,   kali  i.,  mancin.,  mere cor.,
♦nat.  m.
  Water in—aeon.,  cheb, mag. m., nat. m., secale,  staph.,  tarax.,
♦ver.  a. 
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                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Absinthium.   °Scalded feeling in throat.
  ♦Acetic acid.  ♦Children swallow with some difficulty, even a tea-
spoonful of water, in croup.  -Inflamed,  sore throat, ulcerated.   In-
dications of a white film low down in fauces.
  Aconitum.   -Redness of soft palate and uvula.  Feeling of dry-
ness,  as if something had stuck in throat.   Stinging  in throat;
fauces dark-red, burning.  Burning and numbness in throat; throat
almost  insensible.   Pricking, burning  in throat and along the eu-
stachian tube, compelling  to swallow.   Almost  entire  inability to
swallow, with hoarseness.    Stinging pains in throat  when swallow-
ing; feels as  if the food  remained in region of heart
  ^Esculus hip.   -Hawks up ropy mucus of a sweetish taste.  Dry,
burning and  constriction  in  fauces.   Tonsils dark and  congested,
swollen; worse the left;   inclination  to swallow, with dull, aching
pain,  burning like fire.   Frequent neuralgic pains in the fauces.
  ♦Ailantus.    ♦Throat  livid,  almost purple;  swollen; tonsils prom-
inent and studded with many deep,  angry-looking ulcers oozing a
scanty,  fetid  discharge;  external neck swollen  and sensitive—scar-
latina.   Fauces  and  tonsils  inflamed, with  spots of incipient ul-
ceration.  Throat tender  and sore  on  swallowing, or  on admitting
air.   Hawking of mucus,  constant  effort  to   raise hard  lumps of
whitish matter.   Throat much  swollen, dark-red, almost  purple—
scarlatina.   Thyroid gland tender,  enlarged.
  ♦Alumina.   ♦Great  dryness, which  induces frequent clearing of
throat in evening.    Pressure in throat, as from a plug,  with sore-
ness and dryness.  Tightness from pharynx down to stomach, as if
food could not pass.  Feeling  of  a splinter in  throat.   Copious,
thick, tenacious  mucus  in throat, evening  and  morning.   Thick
mucus  dropping  from posterior nares.   Ulcers in  fauces spongy;
secreting a yellowish-brown,  badly smelling pus, with boring  pains
from  fauces to right temple  and head.   Throat  red and inflamed.
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   Ambra.   -Tearing pain in palate,extending to left ear.  Dryness
of the throat  in the morning.   Sore throat after exposure to a draft
of air; stitching from the throat into the right ear, and  pains par-
ticularly from motion of the tongue.  Accumulation of grayish phlegm
in the throat; difficult to hawk up, with rawness.
   Ammonium carb.   Pain in  throat as if the right tonsil was swol-
len when swallowing. Enlarged tonsils, bluish, much offensive mucus
there.   Sensation as if something had lodged in the throat, imped-
ing deglutition.   Burning pain in throat.   Putrid sore throat. Ten-
dency  to gangrenous ulceration of tonsils.  Diphtheria; nose stopped
up; child starts from  sleep; cannot get its breath.
   Ammonium mur.   -Sore throat with viscid phlegm, so tough that
it cannot be hawked up; stitches in the throat  when swallowing.
   ♦Amyl nit.   ♦Choking feeling in throat on each side of  the trachea
along the carotids. The collar seemed too tight, with desire to loosen
it.
   Antimonium  crud.   -Must  draw  quantities  of  thick, yellowish
mucus from posterior nares into the throat and expectorate it.
   ♦Antimonium tart  ♦Much mucus in throat with short  breathing.
^Sensation of soreness on posterior part of palate  when  not swal-
lowing.  Swallowing  painful or impossible.
   ♦Apis.   ♦Tonsils swollen, bright-red,  stinging when swallowing.
Deep ulcers on tonsils  or  palate;  erysipelatous  and  cedematoiis
appearance  around ulcers.  °G3dema of  glottis.  Mucous  membrane
covered with dirty, grayish  deposit.  Tenacious mucus in throat.
Throat swollen, inside and  outside;  hoarse; breathing  and  swal-
lowing difficult.   Small  blisters filled with  clear lymph  in clusters
on back part of throat.
  ♦Argentum  met. ♦Viscid,  gray,  jelly-like mucus  in the pharynx,
easily hawked up  early in the  morning.   Throat feels raw and sore,
during  expiration,  swallowing  or coughing.   Anaesthesia of  the
fauces—diphtheria.  Tension of fauces on right side, felt  only  when
gaping—aphonia.   Region of submaxillary glands swollen; the neck
stiff; swallowing  difficult  as  from  internal  swelling, has to  force
every mouthful down  the cesoj:>hagus.  Painful  tension  in the fau-
ces, as from  internal swelling, v/hen yawning.
  ♦Argentum nit.   ♦Thick, tenacious mucus in  the throat,  obliging
him to hawk.   Rawness, soreness and scraping in the throat. Sen-
sation  as if  a  splinter were lodged in the throat, when swallowing, 
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 breathing or moving the  neck.  Uvula and fauces dark-red.  cWart-
 like excrescences feel like pointed bodies when swallowing.   Swal-
 lowing difficult.  Burning and dryness in fauces and pharynx.   Par-
 oxysms of cramp in the oesophagus.
   Arnica.   -Stinging in  back part  of throat between acts of deglu-
 tition.   Chronic pains in fauces and larynx; worse for a long time
 after an animated talk.
   Arsenicum.   v Dryness, soreness, scraping and burning in fauces
 and throat.  Swallowing very difficult and painful.   Paralytic con-
 dition of pharynx and oesophagus.   Burning when swallowing; food
 goes down to region of larynx, when it is ejected again. Diphtheritic
 membrane is dry looking and wrinkled.
   ♦Arum  triph.  ♦Throat and  tongue very sore;  burning pains,
 putrid ulcers in throat. Refuses food and drink on account of sore-
 ness of throat.   cConstriction in the throat  with sneezing.   Sore-
 ness, burning and pains  in palate,  worse  when eating or drinking.
   ♦Asafcetida.   ♦Sensation of a ball rising in  throat, obliging fre-
 quent  swallowing to keep it  down, and  causing  at times difficult
 breathing. Sensation of the oesophagus as if the peristaltic motions
 were from below  upwards; globus  hystericus.   -Burning followed
 by soreness in the fauces.  Dryness and burning in  the oesophagus.
 Darting stitches from the chest upward towards the oesophagus.
   Aurum met.   f Red  and swollen tonsils.   Boring in the hard pal-
 ate; caries of roof,palate  and  nose.  Stinging  soreness in throat only
 during deglutition.   Difficult raising  of phlegm.   Dull,  pressive
 pain, with or without swallowing, in submaxillary gland.
   ♦Baptisia.  ♦Fauces dark red;  dark,  putrid ulcers;  tonsils  and
 parotids swollen;  unusual absence  of  pain.   -Constricted feeling,
 causing frequent efforts at deglutition;  throat sore,  feels  contracted.
 Tickling in throat provoking cough; uvula elongated.  Can swallow
 liquids only; the least solid food gags.  Mucus  abundant and viscid;
 can neither swallow it nor bring it up.  OEsophagus feels constricted
 from above down to the stomach; can only swallow water.
   ♦Baryta carb.   ♦Smarting in  the  throat when swallowing, though
 most on  empty swallowing;   throat sore  to touch.   Liability  to
 tonsilitis every slight cold, or suppressed foot-sweat  Tonsils tend
to suppurate, especially  the  right; palate  swollen;  dark brown
urine;  sleeplessness.   Chronic induration  of the tonsils; sensation
of a plug in the throat; worse  swallowing  liquids.   Sensation  in 
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the oesophagus, as of a morsel of food lodged there.   On  swallow-
ing, sensation as  if the food passed over a sore spot.  GEsophageal
spasm, in old people.
   ♦Belladonna.  ♦Sore throat;  fauces and  pharynx deep-red; soft
palate and tonsils swollen; swallowing painful,  particularly fluids;
speech thick; feels like a lump in the throat,  which induces hawk-
ing; throat swollen  outside and  sensitive to touch. Great dryness of
fauces and throat.   During  deglutition feeling in the throat  as if
it were too narrow, or drawn together,  as  if   nothing would  pass
properly.  -Dryness of roof of the mouth,  fauces and  throat.  Con-
stant urging and desire to swallow; seemed as if he would choke if
he did not.  Throat feels raw and sore; looks very red and shining.
Tonsilitis, worse on right side; parts bright-red, worse swallowing
liquids.   Rapidly forming aphthous ulcers on tonsils;  intense  con-
gestion; throbbing of the carotids.  Cervical  glands  inflame  sud-
denly.
   Benzoic acid.   -Angina faucium and  tonsillaris, with characteris-
tic high-colored  and strong urine.   Mouth and throat symptoms
relieved by eating.  Heat in the oesophagus,as from acid eructations.
   Borax.   -Throat  pale,   wrinkled; child  cries  frequently,  when
nursing.  Roughness and burning in throat. Tough, whitish mucus
in the throat, which is loosened only  after  great exertion.
   Bromium.   ^Elongation of the  uvula. Scraping in throat. Swell-
ing of mucous membranes of fauces and pharynx.  Tonsils swollen,
inflamed; constant pain in throat,  swallowing difficult,  fluids worse
than solids —after measles.   Right side of  the fauces  dark-red and
dry; swallowing painful.
   Bryonia.   -Drvness of  throat; dry and raw,  on empty swallowing.
Stitches in throat when  swallowing.  Back  of the  throat seems
swollen.  Tough  mucus in the  fauces, loosened by hawking.
   Caladium.    Dryness and burning in  throat. Fauces and pharynx
dry, not the mouth.  Hawking phlegm and vomiting,  after smoking.
   Calcarea carb.   inflammatory swelling of the palate  and  uvula
or tonsils,  with sensation of contraction of throat when swallowing.
Pain in the throat extending to the  ears.   Spasmodic contraction
of the  oesophagus.
   Calc. flour.   °(Uvula relaxed.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea mur.   Recommended locally and internally in diphtheria.
   Calcarea phos.  °Sore  aching in the throat, worse when swallow- 
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ing.   Sore throat  with tickling cough  in  the evening,  worse after
going to bed.   Chronic  swelling  of  tonsils.   (Clergyman's  sore
throat. —Schussler.)
  Calcarea  sulf.   °(Throat  sore;  suppuration  threatens.  Throat
ulcerated, when yellow  matter forms, last  or  suppurating  stage.
Tonsilitis,  last stage,  when  matter threatens or has formed on ton-
sils.   Quinsy, if ulcers form, with yellow heads.—Schussler.)
  ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦The throat is  parched, accompanied by intense
thirst for cold water.
  ♦Cantharis.   ♦Burning sensation in  throat;  feels on fire.°Throat
inflamed and covered with plastic lymph.   Throat swollen.  Sting-
ing dryness in pharynx.   Burning  soreness of  the throat, which  is
inflamed.   Aphthous ulcers on the back part of the fauces, covered
with a whitish adherent crust; a similar one on right tonsil.  Swal-
lowing of liquids  very difficult.
  Capsicum.   Uvula elongated; feels as  if pressing on something
hard.  Small, flat, burning ulcers  in mouth  and fauces.   Constric-
tion  of the throat,  with burning;  whitish deposit.   Left   tonsil in-
flamed; right, painful.   Throat inflamed,  dark-red,  burning,  press-
ing.   Soreness,  smarting,  burning and biting in throat.
  Carbolic acid.    Sore throat,  worse on  right side.   Hawking  of
clear, white mucus.
  Carbo veg.   Scraping,  rawness,  burning in  the throat.   Slough-
ing of  some parts  of swollen fauces; fetid ichor.   Pain in posterior
nares and fauces as if sore from swallowing, coughing or blowing
the nose.   Swelling and inflammation of uvula, with stitches  in the
throat.
  ♦Causticum.   ♦Mucus collects in the throat; cannot  be  raised by
hawking;   is obliged to swallow it.  Dryness in throat posteriorly.
Hawking of mucus with pain in pit of throat.   Rawness  in  throat
with sensation  like heartburn.   Must swallow  continually; feels  as
if the throat were  too narrow.   Swelling like goitre on the throat.
  Cepa.    Sensation as  of a ball  in the throat.   Tough  mucus  in
the fauces and throat. Numb feeling in the posterior wall of pharynx.
  Chamomilla.  °Sore throat and swelling of parotid gland.  Spas-
modic  constriction of the pharynx.
  Chininum ars.   °Malignant  angina during scarlatina, with  pale-
ness of skin, quick exhaustion  and rapid destruction  of mucous
membranes of fauces.  Diphtheria; great  fetor  oris;  submaxillary 
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 glands swollen and  painful; nose  completely stopped up  with a
 purulent,  bloody   substance;  corners  of  nose  excoriated;  tongue
 coated thick and  brown; both  tonsils covered  with a  gray exuda-
 tion, which on disappearing  leaves a bloody ulcer, with  uneven
 edges;  lower half ot inula gangrenous, upper Halt covered with exu-
 dation; posterior  wall of fauces completely covered with exudation;
 swallowing of  liquids very difficult; great prostration; sleeplessness;
 pulse small, very  frequent.
   Cistus.   -Fauces inflamed  and  very dry, without  feeling  dry,
 with much hawking of thick, tasteless,  tough mucus.  Must swallow
 saliva  to relieve the unbearable dryness, especially at night.   Dry-
 ness in throat,  better after eating.  Inhaling cold air causes  pain in
 the  throat; warm  air does not.   A  feeling  as if  sand were  in  the
 throat.
   ♦Coccus cacti. ♦Throat symptoms worse from warmth,especially in
 bed.   cDryness and burning in  throat  and fauces.  Rawness and
 scraping in throat.  Constant tickling in throat.  Difficult degluti-
 tion.
   Coffea.   :Steady pain from side of palate into  oesophagus; con-
 stant desire to  swallow,  from sensation  of  a plug in throat.   Uvula
 too long,  swollen.   Sore throat; worse  from cool air.
   Colchicum.   -Tickling in the throat  as if coryza  were setting in,
 inducing cough and clearing  the throat.  Much greenish and thin
 mucus in  the throat, comes sometimes involuntarily intothe  mouth.
 Inflammation and  redness of  the palate  and fauces.  Tonsils inflamed
 and  swollen, here  and there  spots  covered  with  pus,  swallowing
 difficult.
   Conium.   Pressure in the oesophagus,as if a round body (globus
 hystericus) were ascending from the stomach.
   Crotalus hor.    Throat dry with thirst.   Great difficulty in swal-
 lowing anything solid.
   Cuprum  met   -Palate red,   fauces inflamed.  Tonsils  inflamed.
 Dull, piercing pain in left tonsil, increased by external touch.   Gur-
 gling noise of the drink passing down the oesophagus.
   Dulcamara.   °Tonsilitis from every cold  change.  Much   mucus
in fauces.   Pressure as if uvula were too  long.
   Ferrum  phos.   °(Diphtheria, at  the commencement of disease to
lessen fever.   Irritation  of throat and redness.   Quinsy,  first stage.
Throat  ulcerated,  congestions, heat,  fever, pain  and  throbbing.
Uvula relaxed,  surrounding parts inflamed.—Schussler.) 
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   Fluoric acid.    Red blotches,size of half pea, over the palate and
sides of cheeks, bleeding easily.  Soft  palate and  uvula intensely
red and much  tumefied, breath fetid, voice nasal,  articulation  in-
distinct.   Accumulation of mucus in  fauces disturbs sleep.  Throat
peculiarly sensitive  to cold, slightest  pressure resulting in inflam-
mation, with increase of pain and  impeded deglutition.  Excessive
pain when swallowing.
   Gelsemiuin.   -Fauces dry, burning, irritated, sore.  Throat feels
as if filled up;  tonsils inflamed, swollen, mostly in  or beginning  in
the right side.   Swallowing causes shooting  into  the ear.   Dys-
phagia; paralysis  of the organs  of deglutition.   Diphtheria;  local
tingling of the parts during the fever; incipient paralysis, impaired
vision.  Painful sensation of a lump in  oesophagus.   Burning   in
the oesophagus to the stomach.
   Graphites.   -Palate feels sore and fauces  somewhat reddened.
Violent catarrh of the fauces,  with  sensation  as if tough food  had
to pass over a lump in the throat.  Constant  cramp in the throat,
causing him to retch as if the food  would not go  down.  Nightly
pain in the  throat like  a   plug.  Ulcerative pain  in   the  throat.
Roughness and rawness in  the  throat.  Hawking of phlegm.  Throat
seems  full of gurgling mucus.
   Hamamelis.   : Severe  stinging in uvula, as  if   it would  break
when he coughs.   Dryness of  the lips and fauces.  Must drink large
quantities of water to assist deglutition.  Sore throat, worse on right
side; right tonsil  more swollen, reddened and veins enlarged, vari-
cose.   Sore throat in  those  predisposed  to fullness  of  the  veins;
worse in warm,  moist air.
   ♦Hepar sulph.   ♦Sudden stitches in the throat  extending  to the
ear, worse on swallowing.   Sensation as of a fish  bone or splinter
sticking in the throat.   -Sensation  of a  plug  in  the throat.   Dry-
ness of the throat.  Scraping sore throat, impeding speech but not
swallowing.  Swelling of the tonsils  and glands of the neck.  Hawk-
ing of mucus.  Scraping in throat when swallowing.
   Hydrastis.  cHawking of yellow, tenacious mucus from posterior
nares and fauces;  rawness of fauces; ulcers in the throat; after mer
cury.   Cancerous  ulcers on  left side of throat inside.
   ♦Hyoscyamus.   ♦Constriction in  the throat  with  inability   to
swallow,  especially fluids.   Elongated palate.  Throat and  mouth
dry,  parched and  red,  inability to swallow.  Spasmodic contraction 
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of oesophagus after injury;  solid and warm  food swallowed  best;
fluids cause spasm;  hiccough,  nausea, stiff  neck.   An  attempt to
swallow renews spasms.
   Hypericum.    Expansion of  throat and abdomen.  Sensation  of
a worm moving in the throat.  With  hemming, some bright,  red
blood comes up.
   ♦Ignatia.   "Stitches in the throat only between  acts of swallow-
ing.  Sensation of a  lump  in  the throat when  not swallowing.
-Stitches in the soft palate,  extending to  the ear.   Inflamed,  indu-
rated, swollen tonsils, with  small ulcers.  Choking sensation  from
the stomach  up into the throat;  throat worse when not swallowing,
and when swallowing liquids; better when swallowing food.
   Iodium.   Swelling and elongation of  the uvuia.  Inflammation
of the throat,  with burning  pain.  Sensation of constriction in  the
larynx,  with  impeded  deglutition.   Ulcers in the throat with swell-
ing of the glands  of the neck.  Inflammation and ulceration  of  the
oesophagus.
   ♦Kali bichrom.   ♦OZdematous uvula.   Hawking  of much thick,
tenacious mucus in  the morning.   Soft palate, slighty  reddened;
uvula  relaxed, with sensation of a plug in the throat, not relieved
by  swallowing.  Deep excavated sore,  with reddish areola, and con-
taining  a yellow tenacious matter,  at  the  root of the uvula; fauces
and palate erythematous,  bright, or  dark-red,  or  coppery.  Sharp,
shooting pains in  the left tonsil, extending toward the ear, relieved
by swallowing; suppuration of tonsils.   Ulcers in   the fauces; also
in the pharynx,  discharging cheesy lumps, of offensive smell.  Pos-
terior wall of pharynx is  dark-red, glossy,  puffed, showing  ramifi-
cations  of pale-red vessels;  on the  left of the middle a small crack,
exuding blood.  Redness  of sound places in mucous  membrane of
mouth  and fauces; tough, stringy nasal discharge; putrid odor;  ul-
cers in  the mouth—diphtheria.   Throat  pains more  when  putting
tongue out.  Burning in pharynx extending to stomach, solids cause
pain when swallowed and leave  a sensation of something remaining
there.
  Kali  brom.    Anaesthesia of mouth, throat and pharynx;  chronic
alcoholism.
  ♦Kali carb.   ♦Sticking pain in the pharynx as if there was a fish-
bone in it. -on becoming  cold. ♦Difficult swallowing;  cthe food  de-
scends  the oesophagus  very slowly with  gagging  and  vomiting 
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Crawling in the throat, causing hemming and coughing, and a feel-
ing of tightly adhering phlegm.  Tenacious  mucus  in the  fauces
and posterior of  pharynx, mornings;  difficult  to hawk  up.   Sen-
sation of a lump.   Stinging when  swallowing; frequent desire to
swallow saliva, but cannot, causing a choking.  Pain in back when
swallowing.  When swallowing, the food  remains half  way, with
gagging and vomiting; stricture of oesophagus.
  Kali chlor.   c(Diphtheria; the chief remedy; use also a gargle,
3rd trit, 5 grains to  tumbler of water.   Pharyngitis, with swelling
of throat,  gray or whitish  exudation, spots  or  pustules,  second
remedy.   Sore throat, ulcerated,  with patches  of  white  or grayish
color, with tongue as at 11.  Tonsilitis,  quinsy, chronic; or  acute,
with much swelling.   Uvula,  relaxed  when throat or  tonsils are
swollen. —Schussler.)
  Kali iod.   Uvula  swollen and  elongated; mucous  membrane as
if oedematous.   Goitre (sensitive to contact).   Submaxillary glands
swollen,  suppurating.
  Kali nit.   °Burning in throat,cutting pains with impeded deglu-
tition.   Hawking of  sweetish,  tough mucus from the  throat. Raw-
ness and scraping in  throat.  Sore throat; uvula and tonsils red.
  Kali phos.   c(Diphtheria, after effects  of weakness  of sight, or
paralysis of any  part, in  the well marked gangrenous  condition.—
Schussler.)
  Kali permanganate.  °Used locally and  internally in diphtheria.
  Kalmia.   GThroat  feels  swollen.   Sensation  of  a  ball  rising in
the throat.  Sensation of dryness in throat, with difficult deglutition
and thirst.  Great dryness  of throat with aching  pains,  the dryness
causing  frequent cough.    Chronic syphilitic  sore throat. Pressure
in the  throat; stitches in the eyes,and nausea.
  Kreosotum.   -Small, round,  bluish-red spots  (petechias)  in the
throat.   Scratching sensation in throat.
  Lac caninum.   ♦Diphtheria  and  diphtheritic croup.  Membranous
croup.  Soreness of  throat commences  with a  tickling sensation,
which  causes constant cough,  then a sensation of a   lump  on one
side.   °Especially shining and red appearance of  throat—syphilis.
Sore throat beginning on  left tonsil; swollen  and  ulcerated; throat
feels swollen and raw; pricking  and  cutting  pains shoot  through
tonsils, when  swallowing; submaxillary glands  swollen, sore  and
aching; pain in left ear.   Diphtheritic membrane white, like china. 
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Mucous membrane of throat glistening  as if varnished.  Membranes
leave one side and  go to  the other  repeatedly.  Desire  for warm
drinks,which  may return through nose—post-diphtheritic paralysis.
  ♦Lachesis.   ♦Pain and soreness beginning on left side  of throat
—tonsilitis, diphtheria. Aggravation  by  hot drinks; liquids  pain
more than solids while swallowing—tonsilitis,diphtheria. Excessive
sensitiveness  of the throat to external pressure—tonsilitis, diphthe-
ria.   Hawking of mucus with rawness  in the  throat.   Dryness  in
the throat without thirst.  Throat  seems  swollen as  if two  large
lumps came together,  on empty swallowing,  better from swallowing
food.  Feeling of a  crumb  of   bread left  sticking  in  the  throat.
Tonsilitis worse  on left side, choking when  swallowing;  or, when
swallowing, pains from throat toear,neck sensitive to  touch.  °Uvula
elongated; fauces purplish and  swollen, or ulcerated.   Feeling of a
lump in throat; suffocative sensation; on  swallowing the  lump de-
scends, but returns at once.   Diphtheritic  patches in  the  throat,
spreading from left to right;  fetid   breath; worse  after sleep; great
debility,  feeble pulse;  clammy sweat;  headache  and faintness.   Ul-
cers in throat worse in wet  weather;  after mercury;  from  syphilis;
ulcers extend  up  into  posterior  nares;  throat  so dry  he awakens
choking; soft  palate full of cicatrices, with   greenish-yellow  ulcers
between;  pain shooting; fetid breath.
  Lachnantes.   cSore  throat,  with  short  cough.  Sensation   of
swelling in pharynx, with stiffness of neck, and head  drawn  to  one
side; diphtheria.   Dryness of throat;  afterwards soreness.
  ♦Laurocerasus.    ♦Spasmodic  deglutition—chorea.    °Impeded
deglutition.  Spasmodic contraction in  the  throat  and  oesophagus.
The drink he  takes rolls audibly through  the  oesophagus  and in-
testines.
  Ledum.   GMalignant  sore throat.  Great  heat  in  throat when
moving in the open air. Sensation of a  lump in throat;  when swal-
lowing the pain  is stinging.
  Lithium carb.   '-Solid lumps' from choanae   and  fauces;  worse
morning and forenoon.  Sore throat, pain into  ear; in the evening,
right side.
  Lobelia.  "Burning in throat; dryness of  fauces, spitting at inter-
vals. Tough mucus  in fauces, causing frequent  hawking.  Dryness
and pricking in throat, not diminished  by drinking.  Sensation of a
lump in pit of throat impeding  deglutition. 
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  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Pain and  soreness begin  on the  right side of
throat—angina, diphtheria. Swelling and suppuration of tonsils go-
ing from right to left.  Feeling  of a ball  rising from  below  into
throat.  Feeling  of constriction  in  throat; nothing  can be swal-
lowed; food and drink regurgitate through  the nose.  °Chronic en-
enlargement of the tonsils. Fauces brownish-red; diphtheritic patches
spreading from right tonsil to left; or  descending  from  the nose;
worse from cold drinks and after sleep.  Hawking of bloody mucus,
or of  hard, greenish-yellow phlegm; feeling of  a hard  body in the
oesophagus.   Pharynx feels contracted;  nothing  can be swallowed.
  Magnesia carb.   °Soft,  fetid tubercles of the color  of pease, are
hawked up.    Frequent rising of mucus  in  the throat (morning),
with roughness and dryness of fauces.
  Magnesia mur.   -Rising of a ball from the stomach  to the throat,
relieved by eructation.  Continual  rising of white froth in the mouth.
Difficult hawking of  thick, tough  (or blood-mixed) mucus.   Dry-
ness and roughness of throat, with hoarse voice.
  Magnesium phos.  "(Spasm of  throat in attempting  to swallow
liquids.—Schussler.)
  Mancinella.  °Great elongation of  the uvula.  Great dryness of
the throat.   Choking sensation rising in the throat when speaking.
Angina following scarlet fever.   Yellowish-white ulcers on the ton
sils, with violent burning  pain.  Tonsils swollen.   Great swelling
and suppuration of  the tonsils,with danger of suffocation; whistling
breathing.  Periodical  thrusts  (as if electric) in the  upper part of
throat.
  ♦Mercurius.  ♦Painful dryness  of the throat, with  mouth full of
saliva; pressure on swallowing.   Suppuration  of  the  tonsils, with
sharp, sticking pain in fauces  when  swallowing.   °Uvula swollen
and elongated.  Erysipelatous  inflammation of the throat.  Angina
with stinging pains, worse from empty  swallowing, at night and in
the cold air.   Tonsils dark-red, studded with ulcers; stinging pains
in fauces, quinsy^ only after pus  has  formed; to hasten  maturing.
Syphilitic ulcers in the throat and mouth.   Glands swollen.
  Mercurius  biniod.   °Much phlegm  in  throat and nose; hawks it
out.  Sensation of  a lump in throat, with  disposition  to  hawk it
put; hawked up a hard,  greenish  lump.   Painful swelling of tonsils
and  submaxillary  glands.   Diphtheritic patches  and  superficial
ulcers in throat.  On  awaking, throat sore; feels  scalded;   worse 
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during empty swallowing.  Tonsils suppurating. Velum long,seem-
ingly causing the cough; left tonsil inflamed.
  ♦Mercurius cor.  ♦Throat  intensely inflamed  and swollen, pre-
venting swallowing and  threatening  suffocation.  Violent  burning
pain  in' throat  and  oesophagus,  aggravated  by slightest  external
pressure.   Uvula swollen,  elongated,  dark-red.   -Tonsils swollen
and  covered with  ulcers.  External  throat  and  glands of throat
enormously swollen.   Drinks frequently, regurgitates  through the
nose.
  Mercurius cyanuret.   °Highly praised in the Ireatment of diph-
theria, in connection with scarlatina,  or scarlatinal sore throat.
  ♦Mercurius prot. iod.  "Posterior  wall  of  pharynx dotted  with
patches of mucus +and small spots  which look ulcerated.   °Easily
detached patches on the  inflamed  pharynx  and  fauces,  worse  on
the right tonsil;  salivary glands much  swollen;  fetid discharge.
Much tenacious  mucus  in  the throat;  hawking causes  gagging.
Sensation of a lump in the throat.
  ♦Mezereum.   ♦Burning in the throat, pharynx and oesophagus.
 Dryness,  heat,scraping  and rawness in the fauces.  Sensation as if
the posterior part of the throat were  full of mucus,  the same after
hawking.
  Millefolium.  °Uvula  relaxed;  also  tonsils;   asthenic   catarrh.
Rough feeling  in the throat.  Dull, piercing  pains  right then  left
sided.  Ulceration  of  the  throat; pain in left side  of throat when
swallowing.
  Muriatic acid.   °Rawness and smarting of fauces; burning.  Dry
throat,  with burning  in  the  chest.  Dark,  bluish-red fauces,  in
scarlet fever.   Fauces covered  with  a  grayish-white, diphtheritic-
like  deposit.
  ♦Natrum carb.   ♦Violent hawking up of thick  mucus, which con-
stantly collects again.   "Accumulation of mucus in the throat and
posterior nares.  Throat and  oesophagus feel rough, scraped  and
dry.
  Natrum mur.   "Feels very dry,  yet he  constantly  hawks trans-
parent mucus.  Sensation of a splinter sticking in the throat.  Feel-
ing of a plug in throat with  chronic sore throat.   Uvula elongated;
muscles so weak  food goes down the  wrong way; also in post-diph-
theritic paralysis.   Only fluids  can be swallowed.   Solids  reach a
certain point and then they are violently ejected.  (Diphtheria, if 
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face be puffy  and pale, with  flow of  watery  fluid,  and  dryness of
tongue; drowsiness, or watery stools. Throat enlargement, cystic,
goitrous;  inflammation of  mucous lining,  with transparent,  frothy
mucus covering tonsils.—Schussler.)
  Natrum phos.   "(Diseases  where  throat  is  implicated;  tonsils
coated yellow or gold-colored  tinge.   Throat  sore, with a raw feel-
ing.— Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.   "Palate  burns as if skin were broken; during men-
ses.   Blisters on the palate; better from  cold things.   Dryness  of
throat; no thirst.   Tonsils  and uvula inflamed  and swollen; ulcers
on tonsils.  Mucus in  throat  at  night;  hawks  salt mucus  in  the
morning.
  ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Pricking  as  from a  splinter  in the  throat, worse
when swallowing.   Diphtheritic  membrane  on  tonsils and fauces,
extending to mouth, lips and nose;  terrible fetor, intermittent pulse;
swollen parotids.    Swallowing very  difficult, as  from constriction
of the pharynx.    cTonsils  red, swollen,  uneven, with  small  ulcers
thereon.   Palate,  tongue, inside of gums sore,  with  stinging pain
and  ulceration of corners of mouth.   Stitches in throat, dry coryza,
hoarseness.  Dry throat, heat,  gums sore.
  Nux mos.   "Difficult swallowing from paralysis  of the muscles
of deglutition.  Sore throat, hoarseness, scratching, dryness.  Pain
along eustachian  tube, as from a  foreign body lodged  there;  before
a shower.
  ♦Nux vom.   ♦Throat raw, sore, rough, as if scraped, "principally
when swallowing and when inhaling cold air.    Pain as if the phar-
ynx  was  constricted, or as  if a plug was sticking in the throat dur
ing empty swallowing.  Stitches in the ear when swallowing; small,
fetid ulcers  in the  throat.   Throat  worse while eating,  and  still
worse afterwards.
  Paris quad.   "Tense, almost painless  swelling in the roof of  the
mouth—scarlatina.   Sore throat,   as  if  a  ball  were lodged in  it.
Burning, stinging and scraping in throat.
  Petroleum.   "When swallowing the food enters into the posterior
nares.  Throat feels swollen and  raw.   Stinging  from  throat  into
ear when swallowing.   Hawking  of a tough,disagreeable phlegm in
the mornings.
  Phosphorus.   Swelling  of right tonsil;  mucus in throat removed
with difficulty; is quite cold as it comes  into  mouth; mucus  white, 
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nearly transparent, in lumps.   Tonsils  and  uvula  much  swollen;
uvula elongated, with dry and  burning sensation. Muscular angina,
with fatty degeneration.   Rawness and scraping in  pharynx,  worse
toward evening; hawking in morning.   Dryness  of  the  throat  day
and night; it fairly  glistens.   Sensation  of  cotton  in the throat.
Burning in oesophagus.  Spasmodic  constrictive of  the oesophagus.
  ♦Phytolacca.  ::Throat sore; fauces congested and of  a  dark-red
color; dryness of the throat; tonsils swollen.   Difficult swallowing;
 with every attempt excruciating,shooting pains through both ears.
"Throat  sore,  worse right side;  fauces  dark,  bluish-red;  worse
swallowing saliva;  feels as if a red-hot ball was lodged in fauces,
cannot bear touch of clothing about neck.  Uvula large,  transparent.
Tonsils large, bluish, ulcerated;  throat feels as after  choke-pears;
drv,  rough,  burning,  smarting fauces.  Like a plug in throat,  worse
left side.  Dirty, wash-leather pseudo-membrane;  mucus   hawked
with difficulty from posterior nares; hangs down  in  strings; severe
pains in head, neck and back; great prostration, faint  on  rising—
diphtheria.   Cannot drink hot fluids; choking; ulcers  on  tonsils—
syphilis.  Pharynx dry,  rough, feels like  a cavern.
  ♦Plumbum.  ♦Constriction of the throat when  trying to  swallow,
-with great  urging to do so.  Sensation of plug in the throat. Globus
hystericus.   Tonsils inflamed,  covered with small painful abscesses.
Diphtheria with  tendency  to  sloughing.   Tough mucus in  fauces
and posterior nares.  Angina  granulosa, going from  left to  right.
Fluids can be swallowed, but  solids  come back  into mouth; burning
in oesophagus and stomach some hours after  eating; stricture from
spasm.
  Podophyllum.    Sore throat, right to  left; left side sore,  worse
when swallowing liquids in  the morning.  Soreness  of  throat ex-
tends to ears.  Rattling of mucus  in throat.   Goitre.  Pharynx dry,
deglutition painful.
  Psorinum.   -Tough  mucus in  throat, hawking.   Throat  burns;
feels scalded.  Like a plug or lump  in  throat,  impeding hawking
of mucus.  Pain  when swallowing  saliva.   Difficult swallowing,
throat feels  swollen.   Ulcers  on right side,  with deep-seated  pains
and burning in fauces.   Tonsilitis;   submaxillary  glands  swollen;
fetid otorrhcea.
  Pulsatilla.  -Veins distended; throat inflamed, bluish-red. Throat
dry,  worse  mornings, with tough mucus in throat,  especially night 
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and morning.   Sore throat with sense  of  dysphagia; she  feels as
though she would be choked.   Worse swallowing saliva, and  after
food.
  Rhus tox.   "Sore, feels stiff,  after straining the  throat.   Tonsil
(right) covered with yellow membrane.   Sticking or stinging pain
in tonsils;  worse when beginning to  swallow.   Feeling  of swelling
with  bruised  pain; erysipelatous  inflammation; parotids swollen;
cellulitis of the neck;  drowsiness.   Difficult  swallowing of solids
as from contraction.   Oesophagitis, especially  after corrosive  sub-
stances.
  Rumex.  -Excoriated feeling in throat, with  secretion  of  mucus
in upper part  of throat.  Sensation of a  lump in throat,not relieved
by hawking or swallowing;  it  descends on deglutition,  but  imme-
diately returns.  Aching in pharynx, with collection of tough mucus
in fauces.
  ♦Sabadilla.  ♦In an epidemic  of sore throat  all cases which  com-
menced on the left and extended  to the right  side.   "Sensation of
a skin hanging loosely  in throat;  must swallow  over   it.   Much
tough phlegm in throat; must hawk.   Hawks bright-red  blood  from
posterior  nares.  Stitch  in  throat only when swallowing;  tonsils
swollen and inflamed, nearly  suppurating;  left to right. Tonsilitis
after coryza;  suppuration; right  tonsil  remains  somewhat  swollen
and indurated.  Dryness of fauces.  Cannot swallow saliva  on  account
of pain;  must spit it out.
  Sanguinaria.  °Buming, especially   after  eating  sweet things.
Roof  of mouth and uvula sore and burning.  Ulcerated sore  throat.
Throat feels swollen to suffocation, with pain when swallowing, and
aphonia.   Tonsilitis,  promotes suppuration.  Heat in threat, better
inspiring cold air; throat so dry it seems as though it would crack.
Pearly coating on palate and fauces—diphtheritis.
  Silicia.  -Tough  slime in the fauces.  Tonsils swollen;  each  effort
to swallow distorts the face.  Tonsilitis when the suppurating gland
will not heal.   Pricking in throat  as from a pin,  causing  cough.
Throat feels as if filled up,as  if he could not swallow;  frequent cough,
bringing up white,  frothy, saltish  mucus;  worse  toward evening.
Swallowing difficult as from paralysis.   Food  gets  easily  into  the
choanae.
  Spigelia.   }Sensation of a worm rising  in  throat.  Tingling  in
oesophagus. 
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   ♦Spongia.  ♦Thyroid gland swollen even with  the chin; at night
 suffocating  spells,  barking with stinging  in throat and soreness in
 abdomen.   Thyroid gland swollen and hard, with suffocative attacks
 at night;  stitching pains.    Relief of throat symptoms, when lying
 on back.   Sore throat, worse after eating sweet things.   Penetrat-
 ing tickling in throat toward ear.   Burning and stinging in throat;
 rawness and scratching.
   Stannum.    Accumulation of thick, viscid,   grayish,  bloody mu-
 cus in throat; efforts to expel it excite vomiting.
   Sticta.   -Soft palate feels  like  dried leather,  causing  painful
 deglutition.
   ♦Stramonium.   ♦Difficult deglutition from spasmodic constriction
 in the throat.  Great  dryness  of the throat.   "Difficult swallowing,
 with stinging,  pressing pains  in  submaxillary glands.  Averse to
 fluids; shrinks from the proffered cup.  Averse to water, even sight
 of it causes  spasm; constriction of throat,  froth,  spitting,  hydro-
 phobia.   Feeling as of boiling water rising in the throat.   Spasm
 of oesophagus; worse trying to swallow.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Scraping in throat; hawking and clearing the throat;
 stitches in throat when swallowing   "Sensation of a lump in throat.
 Dryness of  throat.   Painful contraction of throat when swallowing.
 Burning up in throat  with sour eructations.   Sensation of a hair in
 throat.  Sore throat, great  burning and  dryness, first right then  left
 side.   Elongation of palate; swelling of palate and tonsils.
   Sulphuric acid.   cThick,  yellow  membrane on fauces, tonsils,
 teeth,  lips;  sticks like glue,  impeding  deglutition;  voice  thick;
 parotids swollen hard; sopor;  stench from mouth.  Roughness   in
 throat.  Lancinating pain in throat.   Stinging in throat and chest
 at same time.  Constricted feeling in throat.
   Syphilinum.   "Chronic  enlarged tonsils, from hereditary syphilis.
   Tabacum.   "Dry, can hardly swallow; burning  in  throat  and
 mouth  Violent constriction of throat—angina pectoris. Much vis-
 cid phlegm  in  throat.
  Thuja.   "Feels raw, dry as  if from a  plug, or  as if constricted
when  swallowing.  Much  mucus in  throat, hawked  up  with diffi-
culty.   Swallowing painful, especially saliva.   Mucous  tubercles
in fauces.    The food he drinks passes  audibly down into stomach.
  Ustilago.  "Dryness  of fauces with difficult deglutition,with burn-
ing distress in  stomach.   Tonsils  congested, inflamed, left  one 
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very large,  dark-colored,  with  dull  pain worse from swallowing.
Feeling as  of a lump behind larynx,  producing  constant desire to
swallow. Sharp,lancinating pain in right tonsil.  Burning in oesoph-
agus at cardiac orifice.
  ♦Veratrum alb.   ♦Scraping or roughness in throat   °Dryness in
throat which cannot  be removed by drinking.  Sensation of dust in
the throat.  Sensation of constriction of throat.   Chronic catarrh of
oesophagus.
  Veratrum vir.   Sensation of a ball  rising into oesophagus. Spasm
of oesophagus  with or without rising of frothy, bloody mucus. Burn-
ing in fauces and oesophagus,  with  constant inclination to swallow.
Dryness and heat in throat, with  severe hiccough.
  Zincum met.   -Herpetic-like eruption on tonsils,  soft palate and
ro.ot of tongue;  whitish, somewhat elevated  ulcerated spots in mouth
—sequel to gonorrhoea.  Pain in  posterior part  of hard palate, and
in velum palati, especially when yawning. Dryness of throat, even-
ing; mucus  collects  from posterior nares,   more  between  acts of
empty deglutition,  or after eating.   Cramp-like, strangling pain,
externally in muscles when swallowing.

                            REPERTORY.
  Anaesthesia—aeon., ♦arg. m.,  kali br.
  Aphthae—belb, canth.
  Blisters—apis, nat. s.
  Cancer— hydras.
  Caries— aur.
  Color—aeon., aescul., ♦aib,  alum.,  am. e,  ♦apis,  ♦arg. n.,  aur.,
♦bapt., baryt.,  ♦belb, borax,  brom., caps., colch., cupr., ferr.phos.,
fluor. a.,  graph., ham., hyos., kali bi.,  kali n., lac. c, lach.,  lye,
♦mere, mere cor., mur. a., nit. a., phos.,  ♦phyt.,  puis., ustib
  Congestion—aescul., belb,  ferr. phos., phyt,  ustib
  Croup—acet. a.,  ♦lac c
  Crusts—canth.
  Deposits, exudations—acet.  a., apis, ars., canth., caps.,chin.ars.,
colch.,  kali chlor.,  lac c, lach.,  mere  b. i.,  mere  p.  i., mur.  a.,
nit. a., phyt, rhus, sang.,  sub  a.
  Diphtheria—am. c, arg. m.,  calc. chlor., chin, ars., ferr. phos.,
gels., kali bi.,  kali chlor.,  kali perm.,  kali  phos., ♦lac  c., ♦lach.,
lachn.,  ♦lye, mere b. i.,  mere  cyan., mere p  i.,  mur.  a., nat.m.,
♦nit. a., phyt, plumb., sang., sul. a.
  Dryness—aeon.,  aescul.,  ♦alum., ambr., arg. n., ars., asaf.,♦belb,
brom.,  bry., calad., ♦can. i., canth., caust., cist., cocc.  c, crot. h.,
gels., ham.,  hep. s.,  hyos.,  kalm.,  lach.,  lachn.,   lob., mag.  c,
mag.  m., mancin.,  mere, mez., mur.  a., nat. c,  nat.  m.,  nat. s., 
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nit. a., nux m.,  phos.,  phyt.,  puis.,  sabad.,  sang.,  ♦stram.,  sub,
tabac,  thuj.,  ustib,  ver. a., ver. v., zinc
  Erysipelas—apis,  mere,  rhus.
  Excrescences—arg. n.
  Gangrene—am. c, chin,  ars., kali phos.
  Globus hystericus—♦asaf.,  con.,  kalm., lye,  mag.  m., plumb.,
ver. a.
  Goitre—aib,  caust.,  kali i., nat. m., pod., spong.
 • Hawking—aescul., aib, ♦alum.,  ambr., am.  c, ♦arg.  m., ♦arg. n.,
belb,  bry., calad.,  carbol.  a.,  ♦caust., cist., graph., hep. s., hydras.,
♦kali  bi.,  kali  c, kali  n.,  ♦lach.,  lob., lye, mag. m.,  mere  b.  i.,
mere p. i., mez., ♦nat e,  nat. m.,  nat. s.,  petrol., phos.,  phyt,
psor., rumex, sabad., ♦sub thuj.
  Indurations—baryt.,  ign., sabad., spong., sul.  a.
  Inflammation—acet.  a., aib, alum.,  belb, brom., calc. e,  cales.,
canth., caps., carb. v.,  cist., colch., cupr., dulc, ferr. phos., fluor.a.,
gels., ign., iod., mere, mere b.  i., ♦mere cor., mere  p.  i.,nat.m.,
nat. s., plumb., psor.,  puis., rhus, sabad.,  sang., sib, ustib
  Insensible—aeon.

Mucus or Phlegm—aescul., aib, alum., ant.  t, aur., bapt.,borax,
♦caust., cepa,  colch., dulc,  fluor.  a.,  graph.,  hep. s., kali c,♦lach.,
lith.,  lye, mag. c,  mag.  m.,  mere b. i.,  mez., nat. e,  nat. s.,
petrol., phos., phyt., pod., plumb.,  psor.,  rumex, thuj., zinc.
  Bloody—chin, ars., mag. m., sabad.,  stann., ver. v.
  Clear, transparent—carbol. a., nat. m.,  phos.
  Copious—alum., ant. c,  ♦ant. t.,  bapt.,  ♦kali bi., sabad., tabac,
thuj.
  Frothy—mag.  m.,  nat. m., sib,  stram.,  ver. v.
  Gray—ambr.,  ^arg. m.,  chin., ars., kali  chlor., mur. a.,  stann.
  Green—colch., lye, mere  b. i.
  Hard -  lye,  mere b.  i.
  Jelly-like—♦arg.  m.
  Lumpy—aib, lith., phos.
  Offensive—alum.,  am. c,  mag.  c
  Ropy, stringy—aescul., phyt.
  Salty—nat.  s., sil.
  Slimy—sil.
  Sweetish—kali n.
  Tasteless—aescul., cist.
  Tenacious—alum.,  apis,  ♦arg.  n.,  hydras.,  ♦kali  bi.,  kali c,
mere p. i.
  Thick—alum., ant. c, ♦arg. n., cist., ♦kali  bi.,  mag.  m., ♦nat
c, stann.
  Thin—colch.
  Tough—am.  m.,  borax,  bry., cepa. cist., kali  n., lob., mag. m.,
petrol., plumb., psor.,  puis.,  rumex, sabad., sil.
  Viscid—am. m., ♦arg. m., bapt.,  stann., tabac.
  White—aib,  borax,  carbol.  a.,  kali chlor., phos., sil.
  Yellow—alum., ant. c, hydras.,  kali bi., lye 
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  Odor—♦aib, am. c,  arum,  bapt.,  carb.  v.,  chin, s.,  fluor.  a.,
kali  bi., lach., mere  p.  i.,  nit. a.,  nux v., psor., sul.  a.
  CEdematous—apis,  ♦kali bi., kali c

Pains—am.  c,  ant. c,  arn.,  ars.,  arum,  bapt.,  belb,  brom.,
calc. e, caps., carb.  v., caust,  chin,  ars.,   cist., coff., ferr. phos.,
fluor. a.,  gels., graph.,  kali  bi.,   lach.,  lye, mere  b. i., nux v.,
phyt.,  psor.,  sul.
  Aching—aescul., calc.  ph.,  kalm., lac. c,  rumex.
  Angina—benz.  a., chin, ars.,lye, mancin.,  mere, phos.,plumb.,
tabac
  Biting—cepa.
  Boring—alum., aur.
  Bruised—rhus.
  Burning—aeon.,   aescul.,  am. e,   arg.  n.,  ars.,  ♦arum,  asaf.,
borax,  calad., ♦canth.,  caps., carb. v., cocc. c,gels., iod., kali bi.,
kali n., lob., mancin.,   ♦mere   cor.,   mere  p. i., ♦mez.,  mur. a.,
nat. s., paris, phos.,  phyt., plumb.,  psor.,  sang.,  spong.,  sub,
tabac, ustib, ver.  v.
  Cramp-like—arg.  n., graph., zinc.
  Cutting—kali n., lac. c
  Dull —aescul., aur., cupr., mill., ustib
  Lancinating—sul. a., ustib
  Neuralgic—aescul.
  Piercing— cupr.,  mill.
  Pressure—alum., aur., caps.,  con.,  dulc, kalm.,  mere,  stram.
  Pricking—aeon., lac.  c, lob., ♦nit.  a., sil.
  Raw— ambr., ♦arg.  m., ^arg.  n., belb,  brom.,  bry.,  carb.  v.,
caust.,  cocc  c,  graph.,  hydras.,  kali n.,  ♦lach., ♦mez.,  mur. a.,
nat.  phos., ♦nux  v., petrol., phos., spong., thuj.
  Scraping—♦arg. n.,   ars.,  brom.,   carb.  v.,  cocc.  c,   hep. s.,
kalin ,  ♦mez., nat.  c, ♦nux v., paris,  phos., spong., ♦sub, ♦ver. a.
  Sharp—kali bi., mere,  ustib
  Smarting—♦baryt., caps., mur.  a.,  phyt.
  Shooting—gels.,  kali bi.,  lac.  c, lach.,  ♦phyt
  Sore—acet. a.,  aib, alum., ambr., am. c, am.m.,   ant. t,  ♦arg.
m.,  ♦arg. n.,  ars., ♦arum, asaf.,  aur.,  bapt., baryt, ♦belb,  calcph.,
calc. sub,  canth.,  caps., carbol. a.,  carb.  v., cham.,  coff., gels.,
graph., ham.,  kali bi.,  kali chlor., kalin.,  kalm.,  ♦lac c, ♦lach.,
led., lith.,♦lye, mere b.  i.,merc cyan.,  nat. m.,  nat. phos.,nit. a.,
nux  m, ♦nux  v.,  paris,  ♦phyt,   pod.,  puis.,  rhus,  ♦sabad., sang.,
spong., sul.
  Sticking—ambr., kali  c,  mere,  rhus.
  Stinging—aeon.,  ♦apis,  arn.,  aur.,  canth.,  ham., kali c,   led.,
mere, nit. a., paris, petrol., rhus, ♦spong., stram.,  sul. a.
  Stitches—ambr.,  am. m.,  asaf.,   bry.,  carb. v., ♦hep. s., ♦ign.,
nit.  a.,  sabad.,  ♦spong., ♦sub
  Tearing—ambr.
  Tension—♦arg. m.
  Throbbing—belb, ferr. phos.
  Tingling—gels.,  spig.
  Paralysis—ars., gels., kali  phos., lac  c,  nat.  m., nux m., sil. 
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Parts

  Carotids—♦amyl, bell.
  Eustachian tubes—aeon., nux m.
  Fauces—acet. a., aeon.,  aescul., aib, alum.,  ♦arg.  m.,  ♦arg.  n.,
arn.,  ars.,  asaf., ♦bapt., ♦belb, benz. a.,  brom., bry., calad., canth.,
caps., carb.  v., cepa, chin, ars.,  cist.,  cocc.  c, colch., cupr., dulc,
fluor. a., gels., graph., ham.,  hydras.,  kali bi.,  kali c,  lach.,  lith.,
lob.,  lye,  mag.  c.,*rnerc, mere p. i.,♦mez.,mur. a.,  ♦nita., ♦phyt.,
plumb.,  psor,^rumex,sabad.,sang., sib, sul. a.,  thuj., ustib, ver.v.

Glands—mere, mere cor.
  Cervical—belb,  hep. s., iod.
  Parotid—♦bapt., cham., nit. a., rhus,  sul.  a.
  Salivary—mere p. i.
  Submaxillary—arg. m.,  aur., chin, ars., kali i., lac. c, mere b. i.,
psor., stram.
  Thyroid—aib, kali i.,  nat.  m.,  ♦spong.

  Glottis—apis.
  Larynx—arn., ars.,  iod., ustib
  Muscles—nat. m., nux m.,  phos.,  zinc.
  Mucous  membranes—apis,  brom.,  chin, ars.,  kali bi.,  kali i.,
lac c, nat.  m., phyt.
  OZsophagus—arg. m., arg.  n.,  ars., ♦asaf., bapt., baryt., benz. a.,
calc.  c, coff., con.,  cupr., gels., hyos.,  iod., ♦kali c,  laur.,  lye,
♦mere cor.,  mez.,  nat.c, phos., plumb.,  rhus., spig.,  stram., ustib,
ver. a.,ver. v.
  Palate—aeon., ambr.,  ant.  t,  ♦apis, arum,   aur., baryt., ♦belb,
calc.  e, coff.,  colch., cupr., fluor. a., graph., hyos.,  ign., kali bi.,
lach.,  nat.  s.,  nit.  a., sang., sticta., sub, zinc.
  Pharynx—alum., ♦arg.  m.,  arg. n.,  ars.,  ♦belb,  brom.,  calad.,
canth., cepa,  cham.,  kali bi., kali br.,  ♦kalic,  kali  chlor., lye,
♦mere p. i.,^mez., ♦nit. a., nux v.,  phos.,  phyt,  pod.,  rumex.
  Posterior  nares—alum., ant.  c,  carb.  v.,  hyos., lach., nat.  c,
petrol., phyt., plumb.,  sabad., zinc.
  Roof of  mouth—aur.,  belb,  paris,  sang.
  Side, Left—aescul.,  caps., hydras., kali bi., lac. c,  ♦lach., mere
b. i., mill.,  plumb., sub,  ustib
  Right—arg.  m., barvt, belb,  brom.,  carbol.  a.,  gels.,  ham.,
lith.,  ♦lye,  mere  p. i.,  phos., phyt,  plumb.,  psor.,  pod.,  rhus,
♦sabad., sul.
  Tonsils—aescul., ♦aib,  am.  e, ♦apis, aur.,  ♦bapt., baryt.,  belb,
benz. a., brom., bry.,  calc. e, calc.  ph.,  calc.  s.,  canth.,  caps.,
chin,  ars.,  colch.,  cupr.,  dulc, gels.,  ham.,  hep.s.,  ign., kali bi.,
kali chlor.,  kali n.,lac.  e, ♦lach.,♦lye, mancin..♦mere, mere b.i.,
mere  cor., mere  p.i.,  mill.,  nat. m., nat.  phos., nat.  s., ♦nit. a.r
phos., ♦phyt, plumb.,  psor.,  rhus, sabad.,  sang.,  sib, sub, sul. a.,
syphib, ustib, zinc.
  Uvula—aeon., ♦arg. n., bapt.,   brom.,  calc.  e,  calc.  fl.,  caps.,
carb.  v., chin,  ars.,  coff., dulc, ferr.  phos., fluor. a., ham., iod., 
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Parts continued.
♦kali  bi., kali  chlor., kali  i.,  kali n., lach., mancin.,  mere, ♦mere
cor.,  mill.,  nat. m.,  nat. s., phos.,  phyt, sang.
  Veins—puis.
  Velum—mere b. i., zinc.

  Patches—kali chlor., lye, mere  b. i., mere  p.  i.
  Quinsy—calc. s., ferr. phos., kali chlor., mere
  Sarlatina—aib,  ferr. phos.  kali  chlor.,  mancin.,  mere,  cyan.,
mur.  a.,  paris.

Sensations—aeon., alum., am.  c, ♦amyl,  arg.  n.. asaf.,  baryt.,
♦belb, canth.,  caps., caust., cist.,  gels., graph.,  hyper.,  kali bi.,
kali c,  kreos., lach., lye,  mez., phos., phyt., rumex, sabad., sib,
spig., sticta., stram.
  Ball—asaf.,  cepa, con.,   kalm.,  ♦lye,  mag.   m.,  paris,  phyt.,
ver. v.
  Bone—♦hep.  s.,  ♦kali c
  Choking—♦amyl.,  belb,  ign.,  kali  e,  ♦lach.,  mancin.,  phyt.,
puis.
  Constriction — aescul., arum.,  bapt, ♦belb, caps., caust.,  cham.,
♦hyos.,  iod., ♦lye,♦nit. a., nux  v., ♦plumb., ♦stram., sul. a., tabac,
thuj., ver. a.
  Contraction—bapt, calc. c, hyos., laur.,  lye, rhus, stram., sub
  Crawling—kali e
  Crumb of bread—♦lach.
  Dust—ver. a.
  Excoriated—rumex.
  Hair—sul.
  Heat—belb, ferr.  phos., led., mez.,  nit. a., sang.,  ver. v.
  Irritated—ferr. phos., gels.
  Lump—♦belb, gels., graph.,  ♦ign., kalic,  ♦lac e,  ♦lach.,  led.,
lob.,  lye, mere b. i., mere p.  i., psor.,  rumex,  sub, ustib
  Numb—aeon., cepa.
  Plug—alum., baryt., coff., graph., hep. s., kali bi., nux m., nuxv.,
phyt., plumb.,  psor., thuj.
  Rough—borax,  graph., mag. e, mag. m., mill.,  nat. c, ♦nux v.,
phyt., sul. a.,  ♦ver.  a.
  Scalded—absinth., mere b. i.,  psor.
  Scratching—spong.
  Splinter—alum., ♦arg. n., ♦hep. s., nat.  m.,*nit. a., sil.
  Tickling—bapt., calc ph.,  cocc.  e,  colch., lac.  c,  spong.
  Tightness—alum.

  Sensitiveness—♦aib, ♦amyl, baryt, ♦belb,  cupr., fluor. a., kali i.,
♦lach., phyt.
  Sloughing—carb. v., plumb.
  Spasms—baryt.,  calc  c, cham.,  hyos.,  kali chlor.,  laur.,  mag.
phos., ♦mere cor., nat. m., phos.,  plumb.,  stram., ver. v.
  Spots—kreos., mere p.  i.,  zinc.
  Suppuration—calc. s., kali  i., lye, mancin.,  mere, mere  b.  i.,
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Swallow, deglutition —aib, am. e,  am.m.,  ant.t.,  ♦apis, ♦arg. n.,
arn.,  ars., asaf.,  aur., bapt., baryt.,  belb,  bry., calc.  c,  ale ph.,
carb.v., caust., cist.,  ham., ♦hep. s.,  ♦ign.,  ♦lach.,  led.,  ♦mere,
♦nit.  a., mill., nux v., petrol., plat, ♦plumb., rhus, rumex,  sabad.,
stram.
  Difficult, dysphagia—♦acet. a., apis, arg. m., arg.  n., ars., brom.,
cocc.  c,   colch.,  crot.  h.,  gels.,  kali  c,   kalm.,   ♦lach.,  laur.,
♦merecor., ♦nit.  a., mix m., phyt, psor.,puis.,  rhus,  sib,  ♦stram.,
tabac,  ustib
  Empty—♦baryt,  bry., ♦lach.,  mere, mere  b.  i.,   nux v., phyt,
psor., puis., sabad.,  thuj., zinc.
  Gurgling noise of food passing down oesophagus—cupr.,laur.,thuj.
  Impeded—am.  c., fluor.  a., iod., kali n., laur., lob., ♦mere cor.,
sul. a.
  Inability—aeon., ♦hyos., ♦lye, sib,  tabac.
  Inclination or desire to—aescul., belb, coff., kali c, plumb., ustib,
ver. v.
  Liquids worse—baryt., ♦belb, brom., canth.,   chin, ars.,  ♦hyos.,
♦ign., ♦lach., mag. phos., pod., stram.
  Obliged to—aeon.,  ♦asaf.,  ♦caust.
  Painful—am. m., ant t,  ♦arg. m.,   ars., ♦baryt.,   ♦belb,  brom.,
bry.,  calc. c, fluor. a.,  gels., hep.  s.,  kali c, lach.,  led.,   ♦mere,
nux v.,  petrol,  ♦phyt.,  pod.,  psor.,   rhus,  sabad.,  sang.,  sticta,
♦sub, thuj., ustib, zinc.
  Regurgitation through nose—♦lye, mere cor.
  Saliva worse—phyt., psor., puis., rhus, thuj.
  Solids worse—bapt., crot  h., kali  bi., nat. m., plumb.,  rhus.

  Swollen—aescul., ♦aib,am. e, ♦apis, arg. m., aur., ♦bapt, baryt,
♦belb, brom., bry., calc.  c, canth., carb.  v., caust.,  chin.ars., coff.,
colch.,  fluor.  a.,  gels., ham., hep. s., ign., iod.,  kali  chlor.,kali i.,
kalm., ♦lach.,  lachn.,  lye,mancin., mere,  mere  b.  i.,^merc.  cor.,
mill.,nat m, nat.s., nit. a., paris,petrol., phos., ♦phyt,psor.,  rhus,
sabad.,  sang.,  sib,  ♦spong.,  sul.
  Syphilis-kalm., lac.  e, lach., mere,  phyt., syphib
  Tubercles—mag. c, thuj.
  Ulcers—acet. a., ♦aib,  alum.,  ant. c,  ♦apis, ♦arum, ♦bapt., belb,
canth.,  calc. s.,  caps., chin,  ars., ferr. phos.,  hydras.,  ign.,  iod.,
kali bi., kali chlor , lach.,  mancin.,  mere, mere b.  i.,  mere cor.,
♦mere  p.  i.,  mill., nat.  s.,  nit.  a., nux  v.,  phyt.,  plumb., psor.,
sang., zinc.
  Wart-like excrescences—arg. n., sang., zinc.
  Wrinkled—ars.,  borax. 
CHAPTER XIV.-APPETITE  AND  THIRST.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abies can.  ♦Gnawing, hungry,  faint feeling at the epigastrium.
Craving for meat,  pickles, and other coarse  food.
  ♦Abies nig.  ♦Total loss of appetite in  the  morning,   but  great
craving for food at noon and night.
  ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Ravenous  appetite,  all  the  while  emaciating.
 Gnawing hunger.   -Craves  bread boiled in milk.
  ♦Acetic acid.  ♦No  thirst  with  fever—croup.  Great  thirst-
dropsy.
  ♦Aconitum. -Hunger and thirst excessive, but eats slowly. ♦Burn-
ing,  unquenchable thirst -Desire for wine or brandy;  beer;  bitter
drinks.  Loss of appetite or loathing of food, qualmishness.
  JEthusa..   "Burning thirst.  Desire for wine, or  aggravation from
its use.
  Agaricus.  °Much hunger, but no appetite early in  the morning.
Burning thirst—typhus.
  Agnus cast.  "Lessened appetite; thirstlessness.
  Ailantus.    "Appetite capricious; poor, yet eats as  usual.   Hun-
ger and sense of emptiness during chill.   Thirst  for  cold drinks.
  Aloe.  "Aversion  to meat.   Longing  for juicy articles;  fruits,
especially apples.  Thirst, with dryness of mouth;  awakens at  night.
  Alumina.  "Longing for  fruit and vegetables; potatoes  disagree.
Aversion to meat,  to beer.   Thirst   all  day.  Appetite  for starch,
chalk;  clean,  white rags; charcoal,  cloves, acids,  coffee  or tea
grounds, dry rice  and other  indigestible  things.
  Ambra.   "Thirstlessness.
  Ammonium carb.   -Continual thirst;  no appetite.    Appetite only
for bread and cold food; for  sweets.  Great hunger  and  appetite,
yet a small  quantity satiates.
  Anacardium.  "Constant thirst;  yet  drinking takes the breath,
must stop frequently during  a  draught.   Thirst  during  heat.  At
times violent hunger;  at other times no appetite.
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  Antimonium crud.   "Desire for acids and pickles.   Long-lasting
loss of appetite,  with disgust for all food.  Hunger early on wak-
ing, without appetite; eating does not  relieve  it, at the same time
sense of  emptiness in pit of stomach, and want  of  animal heat.
Intense thirst,  with dryness of  lips,  more at night, or thirstlessness.
  ♦Antimonium tart.   Extraordinary appetite for apples and thirst
for cold  water.   Desire  for acids.   Much  thirst; drinks  little  and
often, ♦or  absence of thirst.  "Appetite  diminished.  No desire for
his tobacco.
  ♦Apis.    No  appetite,  nor  desire  for food.   Insatiable  thirst;
drinks often but  little at a time—catarrh of chest,  diarrhoea, diph-
theria and some  dropsies.   Thirstless—cerebro-spinal meningitis,
ovarian dropsy, ascites  and pregnancy.   ♦No  thirst with the heat;
-mouth  dry. Craves milk,which  relieves.  Appetite for sour  things.
Child nurses by  day,  refuses at night—after vaccination.
  ♦Apocynum  can.  ♦Great thirst,   but  water  disagrees,  causing
pain,  or is immediately thrown off—dropsy.
  ♦Argentum met. ♦Excessive  appetite even  after a full  meal. "De-
sire for  wine.   At times loss of appetite, with aversion to smoking.
Aversion to  all food,  even when  thinking of  it.   Want of thirst,
even during hot  stage of fever.
  ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Irresistible desire for  sugar. Loss of appetite;
much thirst, or no thirst.   "Desire for strong cheese.
  Arnica.  "Longing  for  vinegar or  sour  things;  for  alcoholic
drinks.   Appetite  lessened.   Repugnance to  food.  Aversion to
meat, broth, milk, smoking tobacco.    Thirst  for cold water, with-
out fever.
  ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Drinks often and little at a  time, or   may drink
much and  often.   Frequent, unquenchable thirst. Great  thirst, but
water molests the stomach—dropsy.   "Appetite increased.   Desire
for sour  things; brandy, coffee, milk,   lard.   Loss of  appetite with
increased thirst   Aversion to food,  to butter.   Thirst and  dryness
of the  mouth, with peculiar thick,  white saliva.  Excessive thirst;
drinking does not refresh.
  ♦Arum tri.   ♦No appetite, does not  want  to  play;  loses flesh;
headache;  scanty urine.   "Desire to  drink a little at a time.
  ♦Asarum.   ♦Unconquerable desire  for  alcohol. "Loathing of  food
without  any gastric derangement.
  Aurum met.   "Hunger,  immoderate; relishes his meal,  but ap- 
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petite not appeased.   Immoderate appetite and thirst with  qualm-
ishness  in the stomach.  Appetite for milk, wine, coffee.   Aversion
to meat.
  Baptisia.    Constant desire for water; nausea, want of appetite.
  Baryta carb.   -Hungry, but  cannot  eat, or  feels as  though she
needed  food, but did  not want it.  Thirst with dryness of  mouth,
not relieved by drink.
  Belladonna.   "Thirst, drinks  water,  wants  lemonade.   Great
thirst in the evening and with watery taste; all drinks are loathsome.
Violent thirst at noon. Desire for lemons  (which prove beneficial).
Repugnance to beer, acids, coffee, camphor.
  Bromium.  "Desire for acids, which aggravate the symptoms and
cause diarrhoea.   Aversion to the  customary  tobacco  smoking; it
causes nausea and vertigo.  Aversion to drinking cold water.
  ♦Bryonia.  ♦Excessive thirst;  desire for large quantities of water.
"Too great  appetite.   Desire for things  immediately  which when
offered are refused.  Great desire for oysters and sweets.   No ap-
petite for milk, but if  he takes  it the appetite  returns  and he be-
gins to  relish it.   Loss of appetite.  Great thirst with  longing for
wine.   Desire for coffee.
  ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Ravenous hunger in the morning.   "Great de-
sire for eggs; desire for wine, salt or sweet things.    Loss of appe-
tite; but when he  began to eat  he relished it.   Will  not eat meat.
Aversion to smoking tobacco.   Great thirst.
  Calcarea phos.   "Hunger  at 4 p.  m.   Infants want  to nurse all
the time.  Much thirst with dry mouth and tongue,  during the after
part of  the day.
  Camphora.  "Neither appetite nor thirst.  Drink pleases,  yet has
no thirst    Burning thirst, drinks  large  quantities  without relief.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Ravenous hunger.  The throat  is  parched, ac-
companied with intense thirst for cold water. "Desire for and dread
of cold  water.
  Cantharis.,  "Aversion to  all kinds of  nourishment,  particularly
in the evening.   Immediately on the cessation  of the pains, patient
feels hungry.  Great thirst with burning  pain  in throat and stom-
ach.  Thirst with aversion to all fluids.  Disgust for everything.
  Capsicum.  °Appetite  increased,alternating with  disgust for food.
Thirst as the chill comes  on. Intense thirst,  abdominal uneasiness,
but no  tenderness on  pressure.   Desire for coffee,  but it nauseates. 
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   Carbo ani.   "Ravenous hunger.   No  appetite; aversion  to fatty
 food.
   Carbo veg.   "Want of appetite; eats  only dinner.   Longing for
 coffee; acids;  for  sweet  and salt things.   Aversion to meat  and fat
 things; to milk,  which causes flatulence.
   Caulophyllum.   "Canine hunger with  white coated  tongue. Great
 thirst.
   Causticum.   "Desire  for beer.   Thirst for cold  drinks.  Thirst
 with  aversion to drink.   Aversion to sweet  things.   Sits  down to
 the table with some appetite, but can scarcely eat a morsel.
   Cepa.   "Canine hunger or may have loss of appetite.
   Chamomilla.   "Thirst for cold water and desire for  acid drinks.
 Likes to hold cold water in  mouth  a  long  time  when  drinking.
 Aversion to beer, coffee and  warm drinks.   Want of appetite.
   Chelidonium.   "Desire for milk, which agrees.   Fond of vinegar,
 or sour wine.   Dislike to cheese;  to meat.   Loss of appetite, with
 disgust and nausea.
   Cicuta.  "Great longing   for charcoal.   Thirst with  inability to
 swallow.
   Cimicifuga.   "No  thirst,  slight feeling of hunger  in  stomach;
 rumbling in abdomen.   Appetite variable.  No appetite for dinner;
 wants to drink cold water;  little at a time suffices.
   Cina.   "Desires many and different things.   Desire  for bread.
 Great hunger  soon after eating.  Thirst.
   ♦Cinchona.   *Xo desire for  eating  or  drinking.   "Longing for
 spirits; sweets;  sour, cooling things; roasted coffee. Children dainty,
 desire for various things without knowing what.  Wants highly sea-
 soned food.  Canine hunger; worse  at night.  Voracious  appetite
 —atrophy.  Violent thirst for cold   water; drinks little  and often.
 Loathing of food  as if  he had overeaten.   Aversion  to  bread; to
 beer;  to  butter; to meat; to fat things; to warm food.  Loss of  ap-
 petite in foggy weather.  Loss of appetite, nausea, desire  to vomit.
 Aversion to all food,  even when  thinking of  it;  dread  of labor;
 drowsy by day; yellow eyes.
  Cistus.  "Desire for  acid  food;   for acid  fruits; but  pain  and
diarrhoea follow their use.
  Clematis.  "Long lasting satiety;  can   eat  and  with  relish,  yet
immediately feels  it is too much.
  ♦Cocculus.  ♦Extreme aversion to food.  "Hunger without appe- 
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tite.  Thirst and aversion to drink.   Thirstless.  Disgust for beer;
for acids.  Longing for cold drink, especially  beer.   Aversion  to
sour things.
   Coffea.  "Increased hunger with hurried eating.   Thirst at night
wakens him.   Thirst  during sweat.  Aversion to coffee.
   ♦Colchicum.  ♦Great thirst,  but no appetite.  Aversion to food;
loathing the  sight   and still more the smell of it.
v   Conium.   "Craving  coffee,  salt or sour things. Loss of appetite.
Thirst.
   Crocus.   "Excessive thirst for cold drinks.
   Crotalus hor.  "Unquenchable,  burning thirst.
   Cuprum met.  "Loss of appetite;  great thirst for cooling drink.
   Cyclamen.   "Little hunger or appetite.   No  desire for breakfast
or supper.  Entire loss of appetite.   After eating but little,aversion
to food, with nausea  in  throat.  Aversion  to  bread with   butter.
Thirst during the night, intermittent.   Thirstlessness.
   ♦Digitalis.   ♦Extreme thirst.  "No appetite,  tongue clean, stom-
ach empty.   '*'
   Drosera.   "Aversion to pork.
   Dulcamara.   "Hunger without appetite.  Hunger  after the fever.
Great thirst for cold drinks.
   ♦Eupatorium perf.   ♦Thirst for cold water. "Longs for ice-cream.
Distaste for food.  Canine  hunger,  with  or before ague,  or after
quinine.  Loss of appetite.
   Eupatorium purp.    "Thirst during chill and  heat,or before chill.
Wants lemohade or cold drinks during chill.  Thirst  with dropsy.
No appetite.
   ♦Ferrum met. ♦Anorexia;  extreme dislike of all  food.  Appetite
good and bad  alternately; with diarrhoea.   Loathing  sour things.
Aversion to meat, which  disagrees; beer; hot things.  Appetite for
bread.   Appetite lessened or natural.   Thirstless, or unquenchable
thirst.
   Fluoric acid.  "Hunger  predominates.   Thirst, craves refreshing
drinks.   Desire for wine. Aversion  to coffee.
'   Gelsemiurn.  "Little  appetite or thirst, but can take food or drink.
   Glonoinum.    Increased desire to  smoke.  Wants cold water also
from dry, parched feeling.   Loss of appetite; sun-stroke, etc.
   Graphites.    "Appetite good;  excessive  hunger   or no appetite
with much thirst,  or with fullness of  abdomen.  Desire for drink
without thirst.  Aversion to meat, fish,  cooked food, salt. 
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  Guaiacum.    Violent  hunger afternoon   and  evening.   Much
thirst.  Aversion to  milk.   No appetite.   Aversion  to  all food,
could nat eat anything.  Desire for  apples, which  relieve  gastric
symptoms.
  Hamamelis.   "No appetite for  breakfast.  Considerable  thirst,
relieved by small quantities of  water.   Appetite good. Very thirsty
afternoon, evening;   throat dry.   Aversion  to  water;  makes  him
sick to think of it.
  Hellebcrus.   Hunger: child  nurses  greedily; with disgust  for
food.  Greedily swallows the cold water;  bites  the spoon,  but re-
mains unconscious—hydrocephalus.  Thirst, with disgust for drink;
but no appetite.
  Helonias.   "Loss of  appetite,  eructations, fullness, cramp,  and
painful  congestion  of  stomach.   Appetite   poor,  food  tasteless;
"bilious;" sleepy during the day.
  ♦Hepar sulph.  ♦Great  desire for vinegar  and  sour,  pungent
things.   "Unusual hunger in the forenoon.   Much  thirst; aversion
to fat.
  Hyoscyamus.  "Hungry gnawing.   Thirst, drinks but little  at a
time.  Dread of water.
  Hypericum.   "Desire for warm drinks—meningitis. Great thirst,
white tongue;  in  morning  after  heat   and delirium.  Desire   for
wine; for pickles.   Appetite increased morning and evening.
  ♦Ignatia.   ♦Aversion to  tobacco;  "to warm  food and  milk; to
spirituous liquors.   Hunger  and  nausea  at same  time.   Feeling
of hunger in evening, prevents  sleep.   Desire for various  things,
but when offered the  appetite   fails.   Appetite   for  sour  things;
bread, particularly rye  bread.
  ♦Iodium.   ♦Ravenous  hunger;  "cannot  be  satisfied.  Hunger,
suffering from  it, must eat  every few hours; gets  anxious  and wor-
ried if he does not eat.   Eats freely, yet loses  flesh  all the time.
Alternate canine hunger and want  of appetite.  Much thirst.
  Ipecacuanha.  -Desire for dainties.   Aversion  to  all  food, no
appetite; earthy  taste; stomach  feels  relaxed;  nausea.   Thirst.
Thirstlessness.
  Iris.   °Loss of  taste and appetite.
  ♦Kali bichrom.   *Complete  loss  of  appetite.  "Thirst increased,
foul tongue;  languor.   Longing for  beer; for acid drinks.   Dislike
to meat. 
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  Kali carb.  "Desire for acids;  for sugar.  Aversion to rye bread.
No  appetite;  disgust for food.  Intense thirst.
  Kali iod.   "Food tasteless.   Excessive thirst day and night.
  Kali nit.   "Appetite strongest evenings.  Violent  thirst,  but no
appetite.  Want of appetite, with increased hunger.
  Kreosotum.  "Greedy drinking and vomiting. Great  thirst.  Keen
appetite, especially for meat.   Aversion  to meat, vomits  after it.
Loss of appetite.
  Lachesis.   "Appetite  gone.  Thirst  insatiable, with  disgust for
drink.   Desire for oysters;  for wine and  spirits;  for coffee,  which
agrees.
  Lachnantes.   "Much thirst.  Aversion  to meat.
  Laurocerasus.   "Disgust for  food,  during  pregnancy.   Violent
thirst, with dry mouth.   Entire loss of appetite,with clean  tongue.
  Lilium  tig.  "Loss of  appetite.  Aversion  to  bread, to  coffee.
Craving for meat.  Voracious hunger, seemingry  along the  spine,
and up to occiput, not appeased by eating.  Thirst, drinks  often
and much.  Thirst recurring before severe symptoms.
  Lobelia inf.  "Loss of  appetite,  with  acrid,  burning taste  in
mouth.  No appetite for dinner.
  ♦Lycopodium. "Desire for sweets;  oysters which disagree.  Aver-
sion to coffee,  tobacco  smoke;  boiled,  warm  food; bread;  meat.
♦Canine hunger; the  more he  eats, the more he  wants,  headache,
if he  does not eat.  Hunger,  but a small quantity of food fills him
up; constant feeling of satiety.   "Want:  of thirst  or thirst with dis-
gust for drink.
  ♦Magnesia carb.  "Desire for fruit and  acid things; ♦for meat;
"aversion to green food.  Violent thirst for water,  especially in the
evening and at night.
  Magnesia mur.  "Hunger, but knows  not for  what; followed  by
nausea.  Appetite for sweets.   Violent  thirst (3  a.  m. )  Loss  of
appetite.
  Mancinella.   "Thirst  for  cold water,but is prevented from drink-
ing by the choking sensation  rising from stomach.
  Manganum acet.   "Aversion  to food from a feeling  of  satiety.
Thirstlessness.
  Marum ver.   "Unusual hunger; prevents falling asleep.
  Mephitis.   "Wants every dish very much salted.
  ♦Mercurius.  ♦Extremely violent thirst; "burning,  especially  for 
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beer and cold drinks.   Desire for milk;  for  sweets,  but  they  dis-
agree;  for beer; for liquid food.   Aversion  to meat; to  wine  and
brandy; to coffee, to greasy food.   Canine hunger, even after  eat-
ing.   Excessive hunger,  but  relishes nothing.  Loss of  appetite.
  Mercurius biniod.   -Desire to  drink, but  small quantities.   In-
clination to have the food more salted.
  Mercurius cor.    No appetite.
  Mercurius prot. iod.  -Appetite variable; disgust at seeing food.
Excessive thirst; occasionally for  acid drinks.
  Mezereum   Canine hunger, noon and evening.  Wants ham  fat;
coffee; wine.  Appetite poor.
  Muriatic acid.   -Excessive hunger and thirst. Aversion to meat.
Morbid longing for  alcoholic drinks.  Thirst.
  Mvrica cer.  "Loss of  appetite; loathing  of  food.  Hunger,  yet
full feeling, as after a hasty meal.
  Naja.  -Loss of appetite.   Craving for stimulants,  which  aggra-
vate the sufferings.
  Natrum ars.    Drinks  often but  little at  a  time; very  thirsty,
made worse by drinking.
  Natrum carb.   -Incessant  thirst; great desire for cold water  a
few hours after  dinner.   Increased  and  ravenous hunger  in fore-
noon, from  sensation  of  emptiness in  stomach.   Aversion to milk
and diarrhoea from it.
  ♦Natrum  mur.   ^Violent,  unquenchable thirst; wworse evenings.
Excessive hunger;  canine hunger, especially for supper,  with weak
body and depressed mind.   Longs for salt or bitter things; wants
oysters; fish; milk.  Loss of appetite.   Aversion to bread, of which
she was once fond;  to coffee.
  Natrum phos.   -(Loss of  appetite;  indigestion, with tongue as
in 11.—Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.   -Loss of appetite  and  great thirst.   Disgust  for
bread,of which she  formerly  was fond.   Great desire for ice  or  ice-
cold water.   Thirst in evening.
  Nitric acid.   -Longing  for  fat; herring;  chalk;  lime;  earth.
Aversion to  meat  and  bread.  Loss  of appetite.   Thirst  violent
in morning—tuberculosis.  Suppuration of lungs.
  Nux  mos.   Appetite  and  hunger increased;  bulimia.   Loss of
appetite.   Thirstlessness.
  ♦Nux vom.  ♦Hunger  with aversion to food, especially ' bread, 
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water, coffee,  tobacco.   "Ravenous hunger after  drinking  beer.
Longing for  brandy,  beer, fat food or chalk.
  ♦Oleander.   ♦Ravenous hunger,   with trembling  of  hands,  and
hasty eating  without  appetite.
  ♦Opium.   ♦Violent thirst,  aversion to  food, or  canine hunger
without  appetite.    Desire  for  spirituous liquors;  costive.  No
thirst
  Oxalic acid.   -Appetite increased; wanting,  with  loss of  taste.
Thirst, with  vertigo,  loss of appetite; nausea, colic.
  Petroleum.   "Hunger immediately after stool.  Ravenous hunger.
Aversion to meat and fat, as well as all  warm, cooked food.  Loss
of appetite.  Drinks  all  the time;  passes water  often.  Violent
thirst for beer.
  Phosphorus.   -Wants to eat, but as soon as food is offered, does
not want it.   Hunger,  must eat during  the chill, before he can get
up; at night, feels  faint.   Wants  cold  food and drink,  ice-cream,
etc.   Thirst, longs for  something refreshing.   Aversion  to  sweets
or to  meat  Want of appetite  from  fullness   in  throat.   Loss of
appetite, alternating  with  bulimia; burning,   cutting,  pressing in
stomach,  nausea and vomiting.
  Phosphoric acid.   "Loss of appetite; the little food taken comes
up with acid  eructations.   Unquenchable  thirst.  Inclination for
warm food.  Longs for something  refreshing  and juicy;  bread is
too dry.   Desire for  beer and milk.   Averse to coffee,  wine, beer,
or spirituous liquors.   Sour food causes bitter  eructations or  flat-
ulency, canine hunger.
  ♦Physostigma. "No appetite; disgust for food, tobacco and coffee,
♦and  especially for cold drinks.
  Phytolacca.   "Great  thirst  Hunger soon  after eating.  Loss of
appetite.
  ♦Platinum.  ♦Ravenous appetite,  and  greedy,hasty  eating,  "with
contemptuous mood.   Loss of appetite  on  account of  depressed
mood.  Thirstlessness,  or thirst during  heat.
  ♦Plumbum.   ♦Loss of appetite,  "but violent thirst.  Great hunger.
  Podophyllum.  "Appetite variable,   at times  voracious.   Great
thirst for large quantities of cold  water.   Satiety  from  small quan-
tity of food,  followed by nausea  and  vomiting.  Moderate  thirst
during fever.
  Psorinum.     Great appetite after a  walk.   Must  eat  bread in 
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middle  of night, so hungry.  No appetite after typhus.   No appe-
tite, but great thirst.   Loathing of pork.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Thirstlessness with all  complaints.  "Hunger,  but
knows not for what; eats  greedily,  followed  by vomiting. Appetite
for strong  alcoholic  drinks;  beer, sour,  refreshing things; herring.
Aversion to fat food, pork, meat, bread,  milk.  Thirst  rare; when
thirsty  drinks often but little at a time;   it provokes inclination  to
vomit.
  ♦Rheum.  ♦Desire for various things,  but cannot  eat them,  they
become repulsive.
  Rhododendron.  "Easily satisfied with a small quantity of food;
feels uncomfortable afterwards.  Thirst  is generally wanting.
  ♦Rhus tox.    ♦Great thirst  for cold   water or  cold  milk,  from
dryness of mouth and  throat.  "Hunger  without appetite.   No ap-
petite,  or wants only dainties.   Desire   for  oysters; sweets ; beer.
Aversion to spirituous  liquors;  to  meat.   Unquenchable  thirst,
wants cold drinks; worse  at night from  dryness of mouth.
  Sabadilla.   "Disgust for all food; for  meat; for sour  things; for
coffee.  No relish for  food until she takes the  first morsel, when
she makes a good  meal—pregnancy.   Canine  appetite,  especially
for sweets, farinaceous food,  alternating with disgust for meat, wine
and sour things.   No  thirst, with  moist tongue.   Desire for hot
drinks—angina.   Great thirst—angina.
  Sabina.   "Constant  desire for acids and roasted coffee.
  Sanguinaria "Craving for he knows not what, with loss of appe-
tite; wants piquant things.   Sugar  tastes bitter  and causes burn-
ing.   Craves  food.
  Sarsaparilla.   "Want of appetite, the   thought  of  food disgusts
him.  Want of thirst.
  ♦Secale.  ♦Ravenous hunger. Violent, unquenchable thirst. "Hun
ger as from fasting. Disgust for food, especially for meat and fatty
things.   Thirst during all stages of fever.  Desire for  sour  things;
lemonade.
  Selenium.   "Want  of  appetite  in morning, with white-coated
tongue.   Aversion to food much salted.   Great longing  for ardent
spirits.  Hungry during the night.
  Sepia.   "Canine hunger, or no appetite;  nothing tastes good.
Aversion to food, particularly meat.  Desire for  vinegar, also for
wine. Thirstlessness; or much thirst  in  morning. 
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   ♦Silicia.   ♦Excessive thirst; "want of appetite.   Canine  hunger
 with nervous, irritable persons.   Wants only  small quantities  of
 preserves.  Aversion  to  warm,  cooked  food;  desires  only  cold
 things, disgust for meat.
   Spigelia.  "Ravenous hunger,  with  nausea and  thirst.   Loss  of
 appetite,  with violent thirst.   Desire for  alcoholic drinks.
   Spongia.  "Insatiable appetite and thirst.
   Squilla.  "Insatiable appetite.    Desire  for acids. Thirst for  cold
 water, but the dyspnoea allows her to take but a sip at a time.
   Stannum.   "Hunger except in  evening; cannot eat enough.   Ap-
 petite irregular with  hypochondriasis.  Aversion  to beer;  it tastes
 flat or bitter.
   Staphisagria.  "Extreme  hunger, even  when  stomach is full  of
 food.  Appetite  for bread and.milk.   Longing only for  thin,  fluid
 food  (soup).   Great desire  for wine,  brandy, or tobacco.  Want  of
 thirst.
   ♦Stramonium.   ♦Violent thirst,  especially for acid drinks. "Ap-
 petite either increased or  decreased.   Troublesome thirst even with
 much saliva.   Thirstless  sometimes with  cold  or  hot  stage, with
 sweat; averse to  water, especially during fever.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Excessive, ravenous hunger;  must  eat  frequently.
 Complete loss of appetite.    Great  craving for  food,   especially
 with  little  children.  Drinks  much, eats  little.   Violent thirst for
 beer;  longing  for brandy.   Desire for  sweets,  yet suffers  from
 eating sweet things.   Milk  disagrees, causing sour taste and sour
 eructations.  Aversion to  meat.
   Sulphuric  acid.   Desire  for fresh  fruit; for  brandy.  Loss  of
 appetite and great debility.
   Tabacum.   -Great  thirst—cholera  infantum.   Constant  hunger,
 nausea if stomach is not satisfied.
   Theridion.    Desire for wine, brandy,or tobacco.   Appetite for
 acidulated drinks.   Constant desire for food or drink,but he knows
 not for what.   Much thirst.
   Thuja occ    Craving  alternates with want of appetite.  Thirst,
especially at night;  longs  for cold food and drink.
   Ustilago.  "Loss of appetite followed by canine hunger.
   Valeriana.   -Voracious  hunger, with nausea.
   ♦Veratrum alb. ♦Violent hunger; craves fruit;  juicy, acid things,
or cold or salt things.    Excessive thirst, especially for  cold water. 
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 Appetite  voracious,  after  typhoid.    Hunger  and appetite  be-
tween  paroxysms of vomiting. Much thirst, drinks  frequently, but
only a little  at a time.   Thirst for the coldest drinks; wants every-
thing cold; often during pregnancy. Aversion to warm things.  Ap-
petite  diminished, mouth as if lined with  mucus; flat  or sweetish
taste.
  Zincum  met.     Aversion to  meat,  fish, and  sweet  things; to
cooked or  warm  things.   Thirst,  with  heat  in palms.   Insatiable
hunger, but  no  appetite for breakfast,  with hurried deglutition.
  Zingiber.   "Much  thirst,  mouth dry,  also with heat  in head.
No desire to smoke.

                            REPERTORY.

Appetite—aib, am. e, ant. t,  arg. m., aur., caps.,  caust., cimi.,
cocc,  eye, dulc,  ferr., gels.,  graph.,  ham., hell., hep.  s.,  ign.,
sod., kali n., kreos.,  mez.,  psor., puis.,  rhus, sepia, spong.,  squill.,
 tann., sub,  tabac, ver. a.
  Anorexia—ferr.
  Bulimia—nux  v., phos.
  Canine—caul., cepa,  cinch., eup. pert,  iod., ♦lye,  mere, mez.,
nat. m., opium,  phos. a., sabad., sepia, sib,  ustib
  Capricious—ail.
  Excessive—♦arg. m., graph., mere,  mur. a., nat. m.,  ♦sub
  Gnawing—♦abies c,  abrot, hyos.
  Great—bry., calc. c,  cina, eye,  psor.
  Hunger—abies e, abrot, aeon., agar., aib,  am. c, ant. c, aur.,
baryt, calc.  ph.,  canth., cimi., cocc,  dulc, fluor. a., hell.,hep. s.,
hyos., ign.,  iod.,  kali n.,  lye,  mar. v.,  mur.  a., myr. c, petrol.,
phyt., plumb., psor., rhus,  secale, selen.,  stann.,  staph., ver. a.,
zinc.
  Increased—ars.,  cupr., coff.,   hyper.,  kali  bi.,  kali n., nat. e,
nat. m., nux m., oxal.  a., stram.
  Infants—calc.  phos., cinch., hell., sul.
  Lessened, diminished—agn.,   ant. t,  am., ferr.,   stram.,  sub,
ver. a.
  Loss  of or no—abies. n.. aeon., am.  e,  anae, ant. c, apis,
arg. m., ♦arg. n.,  ars.,  ♦arum, bapt.,  baryt,  bry., calc. c, camph.,
carb.  an.,  carb.  v., cepa, cham.,  cheb, cimi., ♦cinch., cocc,  colch.,
con.,  cupr.,  eye,  dig., dulc, eup. pert, eup. purp., glon.,  graph.,
guaiac, ham., hell.,  helon., ign., iod., ipec, iris,  ♦kali bi.,  kali c,
kali n.,  kreos.,  lach.,  laur.,   lib,  lob.,  mag.  m.,  mere  cor.,
myr. c, naja,  nat. m., nat.  phos.,  nat.  s., nit. a., nuxm., ♦olean.,
opium, oxal., petrol., phos., phos. a., physos., phyt,plat., ♦plumb.,
pod.,  psor.,  rhus,  sang.,  sars., selen., sepia,  sib,  spig., ♦sub,
sul. a., thuj., ustib,  ver. a.,  zinc.
  Poor—aib, hell., mez.
  Qualmishness—aeon , aur. 
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  Ravenous—♦abrot., ♦calc. c, ♦can.  i., carb.  an.,
nux v., ♦olean., petrol., plat., ♦secale, spig.,  ♦sub
  Satiated with little  food—am.  c,  clem.,  ♦lye,
rhod.
  Sense of emptiness—aib, ant. c
.  Variable—cimi., ferr., iod., mere  p.  i., pod.
  Violent—anae,  guaiac, kali  n., ♦yer. a.
  Voracious—cinch.,  lib, pod., valer., ver. a.

Thirst—acet. a.,  aloe,  alum., am.  c, ant. t,  ♦apoc, arn., ♦ars.,
aur.,  bapt.,  baryt.,  belb,  canth., caps.,  caust., cham.,  cic, cina,
cocc, coff., con., cupr.,  eye,  dulc,♦eup. perf.,  eup. purp., fluor.a.,
gels., ham., hell.,  hyos.,  ipec, kreos.,  lib, lye, mancin., mur. a.,
nat.  ars.,  nat. e,  nat.  s.,  oxal.  a.,  phos.,   plat.,  pod.,  puis.,
♦rhus, sabad., secale, spig., spong.,  stram., tabac,  therid., thuj.,
zinc.
  Burning—♦aeon., aethus., agar.,  camph., crot. h.,  mere
  Constant, continual—am.  c.,  anae, bapt., petrol.
  Drinks often and  little  at  a time—ant. t.,  apis,  ♦ars.,  arum,
cimi.,  cinch., ham., hyos.,  mere b. i.,  nat. ars.,  puis.,  squill.,
ver.  a.
  Drinks large quantities—♦ars.,  ♦bry., camph., lib,  pod.
  Excessive—aeon.,  ars., ♦bry., crot t, kali  i., mere  b. i., ♦sib,
ver.  a.
  Extreme—dig.,  mere
  Great—acet.  a.,  ♦apoc,  ars., belb, canth.,  caul.,  colch., cupr.,
hyper., kreos.,  nat. s.,  phyt, psor.,  ♦rhus.
  Increased—ars.,  kali  bi.
  Insatiable—apis, lach., spong.
  Intense—ant. c, ♦can.  i., caps., kali c.
  Much—ant. t,  ♦arg.  n., calc ph., ♦ars., graph., guaiac, hep.s.,
iod.,  lachn.,   sepia, sub, therid., ver. a.,  zinc.
  Thirstlessness—♦acet a., agn.,  ambr.,  ant. c,  ♦ant t,  ♦apis,
arg.  m., ♦arg. n.,  camph., cimi.,  ♦cinch.,  cocc, eye,  ferr., graph.,
ipec,  lye, mez.,  nat.  s.,  nux m., opium,  plat.,  ♦puis.,  rhod.,
sabad., sars.,  sepia,  staph.
  Unquenchable—♦aeon.,  ♦ars., crot. h.,  ferr.,  ♦nat.  m., phos. a.,
rhus, ♦secale.
  Violent—belb, cinch., kali n.,  laur.,  mag. c, mag.  m., ♦mere,
♦nat.m., nit. a.,♦opium, petrol., plumb., ♦secale, spig., ♦stram.,  sul.
  Water disagrees—♦apoc,  ♦ars.

Desires,  craves,  longs for, wants—bry.,  eye
  Acids—alum.,   ant. c,   ant  t,  brom.,  carb. v.,  cham.,  cist.,
kali  bi., kali  c, mag. c, mere p.  i., sabin., squill., stram., therid.,
ver.  a.
  Alcoholic or spirituous  liquors—arn.,  ♦asar., cinch.,  ign.,  lach.,
mur.  a., naja,  opium,  phos. a., puis.,  selen., spig.
  Apples—aloe, ant.  t, guaiac.
  Beer—aeon., caust., cocc, kali bi.,merc, nux v., petrol.,  phos.a.,
puis., rhus, sub
iod., nat. e,

mang.,  pod., 
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 Desires continued.
   Bitter things—aeon.,  nat. m.
   Brandy—aeon., ars., nux v.,  staph.,  sub, sul. a.,  therid.
   Bread—abrot., am.  m.,  cina.,  ferr., ign., staph.
   Chalk—alum.,  nit. a., nux v.
   Charcoal—alum.,  cic.
   Cheese—arg. n.
   Cloves—alum.
   Coffee—alum.,  ars., aur., belb, bry.,  caps., carb. v., cinch.,  coff.,
 con., lach., mez., sabin.
   Cold drinks—caust., croc,  cupr.,  dulc, eup. purp., mere, phos.,
 ♦physos., rhus, thuj.,  ver.  a.
   Cold food—am. c, phos., thuj.
   Cold things—rhus,  sib,  ver. a.
   Cold water—ant. t, arn., ♦can. i., caust.,  cham., cimi., cinch.,
 cocc, cupr., dulc, ♦eup. pert,  eup. purp.,  glon.,  hell.,  mancin.,
 mere, nat. e, nat. s., phos.,  phos. a.,  ♦rhus, squill., ♦ver. a.
   Cooling things—cinch.,  cupr.
   Coarse food—*abies c
   Dainties-—-ipec, rhus.
   Eggs—calc.  c
   Farinaceous food—sabad.
   Fats—mez.,  nit. a.,  nux v.
   Fish—nat. m.
   Food—abies  n., apis,  sang., sub, therid.
   Fruits—aloe, alum., cist., mag. c., sul.  a, ver. a.
   Herring—nit. a., puis.
   Hot drinks—sabad.
   Ice or ice-cream—eup. pert, nat. s.,  phos.
   Indigestible  things—alum.
   Juicy things—aloe,  phos. a., ver.  a.
   Lard-—ars.
   Lemonade -belb, tup. j)urp., secale.
   Liquid food—canth.,  mere, staph.
   Liiii;' - nit. a.
   Main'  tilings—cina.
   Meat—abies  e, kreos., lib,  ♦mag.  c
   Milk—abrot., apis,  ars.,  aur., bry., cheb, mere, nat.m., phos.a.,
♦rhus, staph.
   Oysters—bry.,  lach., lye,  nat. m.,  rhus.
   Pickles—♦abies c,  ant  c,  hyper.
   Piquant things—sang.
   Potatoes—alum.
   Pungent things—♦hep. s.
   Refreshing things or  drinks—fluor. a.,  kalm., phos., phos.  a.,
puis.
   Rags—alum.
   Rice, dry—alum.
   Salt—calc e, carb.  v., con.,  meph.,  mere  b. i., nat. m., ver. a.
   Seasoned food—cinch.
   Soup—staph. 
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 Desires continued.
   Sour things—apis, arn., ars., cheb, cinch., con , ♦hep. s., ign.,
 puis., secale.
   Starch—alum.
   Sugar—♦arg.  n., kali c
   Sweets—am. c,  bry., calc.  c, carb. v,.  cinch.,  lye,  mag.  m.,
 mere,  rhus,  sabad., sul.
   Tea grounds—alum.
   Tobacco—ant.  t, glon., staph.,  therid.
   Vegetables—alum.
   Vinegar—arn., cheb,  ♦hep.  s., sepia.
   Warm food or drink—hyper., phos. a., sabad.
   What, knows not—cina, cinch.,  ign.,  mag. m.,  puis., ♦rheum,
 sang., therid.
   Wine—aeon., aethus.,  arg. m., aur.,bry.,  calc.  e, cheb, fluor. a.,
 hyper.,  lach.,  mez., sepia, staph.,  therid.

 Aversions, repugnance,  loathing,  disgust.
   Acids—belb, cocc,  kali bi.
   Alcoholic or spirituous liquors—ign., phos. a.,  rhus, selen.
   Beer—alum., belb, cham.,  cinch.,  cocc,  ferr.,  phos.  a., stann.
   Brandy—mere
   Bread—-cinch., eye,  kali e,  lib,  lith., nat.  m., nat.  s.,  nit.  a.,
 ♦nux v., phos.  a., puis.
   Broth—arn.
   Butter—ars., cinch.,  eye
   Camphor—belb,  camph.
   Cheese—chel.
   Coffee—belb, cham., fluor.  a., lib,  lye, mere, nat.  m., *nux  v.,
 phos. a., physos., sabad.
   Cold drinks,  cold water—♦physos.
   Cooked  food—graph., petrol., sib,  zinc
   Drink—caust.,  cocc,  hell.,  lye
   Everything—canth.,  cinch.,  ferr., guaiac,  ipec.
   Fatty  food—carb.  an., carb.  v.,  cinch., hep.  s.,  mere, petrol.,
_puls., secale.
   Fish—graph., zinc.
   Food—aeon.,  ant.  c,  arg.  m.,  arn., ars., asar.,  caps.,  cheb,
 cinch.,  ♦cocc, ♦colch.,  eye, eup. perf.,  ♦ferr., hell., ipec, kali bi.,
 kali  c, laur., mang.,  mere p.  i., myr. c, nat. s., nux m., ♦nux v.,
 opium,  physos.,  sabad.,  sars.,  secale,  sepia.
   Fluids—canth.
   Green food—mag. c
   Meat—aloe,  alum ,  arn.  aur., calc. c, carb.  v., cheb,  cinch.,
 ferr., graph., kali bi.,  kreos., lachn.,  lye,  mere, mur. a.,  nit. a.,
 petrol., phos., puis.,  rhus, sabad.,  secale,  sepia,  sib, sub,  zinc.
   Milk—am., bry., carb. v., guaiac,  ign., nat. c.,puls.
   Nourishment—canth.
   Pork—dros.,psor., puis.
   Salt things—graph.,selen.
   Sour  things—cocc,ferr., sabad. 
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  Sweet things—caust., phos.,  zinc
  Tobacco—arg. m., arn.,  brom.,  calc.  c, ♦ign.,  lye, ♦nux  v.,
physos., zinc.
  Warm or hot food —cinch., ferr., ign., lye,  petrol., sib, ver.  a.,
zinc.
  Warm drinks—cham.,  ver. a., zinc.
  Water—brom., ham., hell., hyos.,  lach., ♦nux.v., physos.,stram.
  Wine—mere, physos., sabad. 
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                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Absinthium.   "Food lies heavy; as if not much would be assim-
ilated.
  ♦Acetic acid.  ♦No  thirst  with fever—croup.  Great  thirst—
dropsy.
  Aconitum.  "Better from cold drinks;  anxiety relieved.  Drinking
ice-water causes cough.   Gastric catarrh,  especially  from drinking
when  overheated.   After  eating,  violent  pain  in  stomach,  with
warmth and tenderness;  hiccough;  nausea (after meat broths),  after
wine, blood spitting, congestions.  Smoking aggravates palpitation;
stupefies.
  ^Esculus.   "Stomach feels full, as  if walls were thick,  after eat-
ing.
  yEthusa.  "While eating,  sudden heaviness  in forehead.   After
eating, pain below navel, lienteric stool, dry cough.
  Agaricus.  "Better for an hour  after eating, while  he is  so ex-
hausted; but great sleepiness remains.  After meat, heartburn.
  Agnus cast  "Abdomen distended after meals.
  Ailantus.    "Food taken  was speedily vomited.
  ♦Aloe.  ♦Has to hurry to the  closet immediately  after eating or
drinking.   "Hungry during  the  diarrhoea. Hungry after the morn-
ing stool.  Sour food does   not agree.    Beer relieves   the pains in
the anus; drinking vinegar, the colic    Water causes pains  in stom-
ach.
  ♦Alumina.   ♦Worse from eating potatoes.   -Worse from tobacco
smoke.  All irritating things,  like salt,  wine, pepper,  vinegar, etc.,
immediately start cough.  Throat  sore after using  onions  in  food.
Easily drunken  from the weakest  spirituous  drinks.   Mucus  in
throat tasting sweet after dinner.
  Ambra.  "Aggravation from warm drinks,  especially  from warm
milk.  Better after eating:  37.
  ♦Anacardium.  ♦Symptoms  disappear after  dinner; begin  anew
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after two hours.   Worse after eating;  head, stomach and  bowel
symptoms.
   ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦After  bad,  sour wine,  vomiting—gastric
catarrh.   Bread and pastry  particularly  occasion nausea and cutting
colic.   ^Laziness and desire to lie down after  eating.  After nurs-
ing, diarrhoea.  Nursing children throw  up  a  little  sour  milk, as
soon as they take the breast or bottle. Worse from pork; from acids
—diarrhoea, whooping-cough.
  Antimonium  tart.  "Food relieves somewhat the pressure in the
abdomen.
  Apis.   "Continued swallowing  relieves soreness and cough.  Vom-
its  the food as  soon  as  taken, followed by  retching.   After eating,
heaviness at stomach; diarrhceic  discharge renewed.
  Apocynum.   "Distention  about stomach and hypochondria  after
a moderate meal.
   Argentum nit.   Eating,  or  a  swallow of wine relieves the  head;
coffee aggravates.   Sour things lessen  nausea.  Warm fluids  re-
lieve, cold aggravate  the pains  in  stomach.   After drinking,  dys-
pnoea. Nausea after each meal, mostly after dinner or after  supper.
Fluids "go  right through him:" 20.
  Arnica.   After eating distress  in  epigastrium (after a blow).
  ♦Arsenicum.  +Bad effects from  inordinate use of spirituous liquors
—delirium tremens, vomiting,  diarrhoea,  haemorrhages. ♦Gastro-in-
testinal symptoms worse after  ice;   ice-cream; ice-water; vinegar;
sour beer;  tobacco  (chewing).   Alcoholic  drinks;   bad sausages;
cheese; fruits.
  Baryta carb.  Sudden nausea while eating. Pressure  like  a  stone
in stomach  after eating  bread;  repletion after a little food.   Heav-
iness of stomach;  nausea,  goes  off  after breakfast.   Soreness  in
stomach, as if food passed over  sore places.
  Belladonna   "Wine  aggravates  dyspnoea.   After  eating putrid
taste in mouth.   After drinking  beer internal heat.
  Berberis.   '-'Before dinner chilliness. After eating solids, belching
for  hours, and soreness  continuing the whole night.
  Bismuthum.    Water is vomited  as soon as it reaches the  stom-
ach.  Pressure, like a load  in stomach,  after eating.
  Bromium.   "After eating  oysters, diarrhoea; after acids, diarrhoea.
Nausea and pain in stomach, better after eating.
  Bryonia.   "Eats little and  often.  Frequent drinking   of  cold
water relieved  the bitter taste and inclination to vomit. 
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  Cactus.    Weight and distress  in  stomach after eating.   After
dinner pulsation (in cceliac axis) behind stomach.
  Calcarea carb.    After milk  nausea and sour  eructations; water-
brash.   After meals, heat or flatulency, with nausea, pain in stom-
ach and  abdomen.
  Calcarea phos.   -At every attempt to eat, bellyache.  After drink-
ing cold  water,  cutting  in  belly.    Eating  ice-cream  in evening
causes colic.   Juicy fruit or cider causes diarrhoea.
  Cannabis ind.   "While eating his  stomach  felt swollen  and his
chest oppressed, as if he would suffocate;  was forced to loosen his
clothes.
  Cantharis.   -After drinking coffee, sensation of fullness.   Drink-
ing,  even small quantities of water, increases  the pain in bladder.
  Capsicum.   -Better  while  eating; worse after. Food tastes sour.
Vegetables cause  flatulence.   After eating, burning  in  stomach.
Water causes  purging;  shuddering; tenesmus;  thin  stool; chills.
Red face  immediately after  dinner, and  the  patient  must  go to
stool, during or after which there is  burning at  anus.
  Carbo ani.    -Eating causes fatigue,distress and burning in stom-
ach;  inflation;  long-lasting   nausea, after meat.   Eating  relieves
rawness in throat.   After dinner: 3.  After  eating:  13,  26,  29, 37.
  Carbo  veg.   After eating;  acidity in mouth;   plainest food dis-
agrees; heaviness,  fullness (more  after supper), sleepiness; nausea,
vomiting; feels as   if the  abdomen  would  burst;  worse after de-
bauch; from   rich  living.   After  milk,  sour  eructations.   Dreads
to eat  because of  pains;  burning  in epigastrium and  deep  in ab-
domen.   Gastric  symptoms   from  vine;  coffee; too  much milk;
excessive use of  butter, from  fats in  general;  fish,   especially if
tainted;  from ice-water or different  waters; from  flatulent  vegeta-
bles.   Bad effects from abuse of salt or salt  meats.   Hot,  cold or
salt food: 10.   Eating  or drinking: 27.
  Causticum.   "Fresh  meat  causes  nausea;  smoked meat  agrees.
Bread causes pressure  in stomach.  Coffee  seems  to  aggravate all
symptoms.
  Cepa.   'Bad effects  from eating spoiled fish.
  Chamomilla.   "After eating  and drinking,  heat and sweat of face.
After eating abdomen  puffed up.
  Chelidonium.   "All  complaints lessen after dinner.
  Cicuta. "Immediately after  commencing  to  eat,  feels satisfied.
Immediately after  eating,bellyache and sleepiness. 
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   Cinchona.   "Worse drinking wine and  other  liquors.   Worse
 after breakfast.  Sour eructations after  milk.   Gastric symptoms
 from eating fish; excessive use of tea; sour wine; new beer; impure
 water; fruit.   Warm drinks impede digestion.
   Cistus.  "Eating and drinking  relieve dry throat;  pain  in sin-
 ciput less.  After  eating,  pain in  stomach;  after  fruit  or coffee,
 diarrhoea.
   Clematis.   "After eating, weakness in  all the limbs,  with pulsa-
 tion in the arteries.
   Cocculus.   "All  symptoms  and  affections,   particularly of  the
 head, increased by eating or drinking.  Coffee aggravates headache.
   Coffea.  "Eats and  drinks  hastily.  Bad  effects  from  wine or
 liquor drinking.   After eating: 10.   Hot or warm drink:  10.  Ice,
 or ice-Cold water: To.
   Colocynthis.  "After the least  food or drink, copious diarrhoea.
 Potatoes cause bellyache.   Coffee relieves colic.
   Conium.  "Sour rising  from stomach,  after eating.  Cold eating:
 10.  After eating:  17.  Cold drink:  10.   After  drinking:  29. After
 taking small quantity of milk,  sudden distention of abdomen.
   Cuprum met.  °A swallow of cold water relieves cough or  vom-
 iting.   Milk brings on water-brash.
   Cyclamen.   "After   eating,  sleepiness;  hiccough; rumbling  in
 bowels.
   Digitalis.   "Eating: 27.  Drinking cold things: 27.
   Drosera.  "After dinner burning feeling.  After eating:  n,  16.
 Warm drinks: 10.  Drinking: 16, 27, 37.
   Dulcamara.  "Cold drinks:  16.
   Eupatorium perf.  "After drinking cold water, shuddering; vom-
 iting bile.   After eating,  violent  distressing  pains;  no ease until
 all is vomited.
   Euphrasia.   "Eating: 27.  Tobacco smoke: 27.
   Ferrum.  "Worse from  meat; sour fruit.  Solid food seems dry
 and  insipid while masticating.   All  food  tastes bitter.  After eggs,
 vomiting.  After fat food  bitter  eructations.   Wine  agrees  if not
 acid. After eating, heat in stomach, nausea.   After  least  food  or
 drink, especially  after meat, spasmodic pressure at stomach.  Cold
 water: 20.
   Fluoric acid.   "Warm drinks: 20.  Cold drinks: 10.  Eating: 19.
Complaints worse from sweet things. 
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   Gambogia.   -After eating: 17,  19.
   Gelsemium.   "Wine aggravates,  especially  the headache  and
 eye symptoms.   Thirst absent or slight.
   Glonoinum.   uWine aggravates all symptoms.   Alcoholic stim-
 ulants cause delirium, congestions,  stupor, etc.
   Graphites.   "-Worse when  hungry.   Must  eat:  17,  26.  After
 eating: 17, 19,  40.   Dinner: 37;  boiled meat: 17.  After drinking:
 40.   Drinking  warm  milk:  17.   Cold drink:  10,  17.
   Guaiacum.    After eating without appetite she gets sick.
   Hamamelis.    After eating, nausea, must keep quiet; eructations;
 hiccough.   Pork nauseates.
   Hepar sulph.    Heaviness and pressure in stomach, after  mod-
 erate eating.  Eating:  17,  20.   Eating  or  drinking anything cold:
 27.   Drinking:  27.    Cold water:  20, 25.
   Hydrastis.   -Indigestion from atony of stomach.   Bread or veg-
 etables cause acidity,  weakness, indigestion.
   Hyoscyamus.   "After eating: 3,  36.  Great thirst:  21.
   Hypericum.   -Tasteless.  Belching, when drinking water.  Smok-
 ing tobacco does not taste well.   After breakfast, headache, eruc-
 tations,   gastric  symptoms,   pressure  in  stomach toward  the
 back;  pains in  limbs.    After supper,flatulence and diarrhoea. After
 eating: 17.
   Ignatia.  "Drinking coffee:  10,  21.   When  eating: 11, 13,  30.
 After eating:  10, 36, 30.  After eating  and drinking: 16.   Warm
 drinks: 27.   Hasty drinking: 36.   Smoking: 10, 16.
   Iodium.  "Fasting  causes pain in chest.  Eating:  16,  17; heavy
 food: 16.   Drinking milk: 20.
   Ipecacuanha.   "Aggravation from indigestible substances, lemon-
 peel, raisins,  cake,  etc., even spasms therefrom; from fruit, salads,
 pastry, pork,  fats, etc. After any cold drink (also from ice-cream),
 colic,  nausea, vomit.   Drinking:  40.
   Iris.   Headache after breakfast; aching in stomach before break-
 fast and after a cold drink.   Milk sours and is vomited.
   Kali bichrom. "Food lies like a load; sensation after a full meal,
 as if digestion was suspended.  Pressure and heaviness in stomach,
 immediately after eating.  Secondary bad   effects  from malt liquors
especially from  lager beer.
   Kali carb.   -During eating, sleepy.  After eating,  burning from
stomach  to throat; colic renewed; abdomen distended; stomach re- 
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 plete, especially after  soup  or coffee;  sour  eructations;  nausea,
 faintness.  When hungry,  feels  anxious,  nervous,  tingling;  also
 cough and palpitation, better after  breakfast.   Drinking:  26, 27;
 cold water: 39.   Eating  warm food:  27.
   Kali nit.   Vegetables, fruit,  pastry,  cold  food  or drink, and
 farinaceous food, cause diarrhoea.  Hot drinks:  10.   Cold  things:
 13,  14.   Eating: 16.   Before meals:  17.   After  meals:  3,12.
   Kalmia.   "After eating,feels better every way.  After  eating:  11,
 12.   Drinking wine:  16.   Pains relieved by food—neuralgia.
   Kreosotum.   Water after it is swallowed tastes  bitter.  Worse from
 eating cold food. Better  from warm diet.  Dares not remain fast-
 ing.  Great desire for spirituous drinks, with weakening leucorrhcea.
 Stomach aches from acid food.
   Lachesis.  :After eating,  gnawing  in stomach better,  but  returns
 in a few  hours—cancer of stomach.  After eating, vertigo, languor;
 gagging  and  suffocating;  dyspnoea;  stomach  puffed;  eructations;
 flushes of heat.   After  acids, symptoms worse.   Worse from alco-
 holic drinks (except the  snake bite).   Warm drink:  10, 13.  After
 drinking: 13, 16.
   Lachnantes.    -Drinking  coffee,  pain  in  all  the  teeth.  After
 eating, teeth pain.   Frontal headache better after supper.
   Ledum.  "After  eating hurriedly,   contracting  pain  in   breast
 bone;  pressure in stomach after small quantity  of food; feels dull.
   Lithium  carb.   -After  fruit, diarrhoea.
   Lobelia inf.   After breakfast pressing  outward,in both temples;
 itching in left canthus.
  ♦Lycopodium.  ♦Aggravation from  cold drinks  (except water in
 some cases)—angina, diphtheria.   -After eating  sudden repletion;
 irresistible  drowsiness;  pressure  and  tension  in liver, especially
 after satisfying one's appetite.  Constant spitting of food;  palpitation
 of heart.  Eating or drinking: 16,  27.   Eating: 29.   Drinking:  2.
 Warm drink: 13.  Cold drink: 16.
  Magnesia carb.  °When eating:  16.  After eating:  10.   Eating
 warm food: 1.
  Mancinella.   "Can only take liquid food, on  account of  soreness
of mouth.   From drinking water,  aggravation of  the bloatedness
and painfulness  of region  of  stomach.   Cold water:  12.   Drinking
 water: 19.
  Manganum acet.   While eating, pressing  in  stomach  and ab- 
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 domen,  more from cold food, especially in weakly  females.   After
 eating, cramp pain in jaws;  pain in rectum after dinner.
   Marum ver.  "After nursing,  jerking hiccough and empty belch-
 ing.   After drinking, cutting colic.  After eating:  40.
   Mercurius.  "Worse from  spirituous  liquors;  coffee;  cold drinks.
 After  eating  and drinking: 3.
   Mercurius biniod.  "Heartburn after dinner.
   Mezereum.  "Beer tastes bitter and  causes  vomiting.  Generally
 worse from wine.   After meals: 2.  Eating:  17; or  drinking 27.
   Muriatic  acid.   "Hiccough (before   and after dinner).   Better
 after drinking.   After eating,worse;  diarrhoea. Cold drinks:  10.
   Natrum carb.   "Bad effects from a cold  drink when overheated.
 After milk,  diarrhoea.  Cold  drink: 18.   Drink:  12.   Milk:  20.
 Eating:  19, 20.  After eating,  hypochondriacal;  weak  digestion;
 pressure in stomach;  eructations.
   Natrum mur.  "Better on  an  empty  stomach; worse after break-
 fast; feverish.   While eating, sweat on face.   After eating,  empty
 eructations;  nausea, acidity in mouth,  sleepiness,   heartburn,  pal-
 pitation;  epigastric pressure  and  heat   radiating upward  to chest.
 Bad effects from acid food, bread,  fat and wine.
   Natrum sulf.   "Vegetables, fruit,  pastry,  cold  food,  or drink, or
 farinaceous food causes diarrhoea.   Hot  drinks: 10.  Cold  things:
 13, 14.  Eating: 16.   Before meals: 17.   After meals: 3, 12.
   Nitric acid.   "During  and after eating, sweat.   After  eating,
 fullness in stomach, debility  from least exertion, heat,  palpitation;
 heavy weight  in  stomach.   Fat food  causes  nausea and  acidity.
 Milk disagrees.
   Nux mos.   "After eating:  3,  19,  23,  26,  27. After drinking:  19,
 20, 27.  After drinking wine:  3, 21,   29.   After  drinking  boiled
 milk:  20.  After drinking beer:  21.
   Nux vom.   "Milk sours on  stomach.    Bad effects of  coffee; alco-
holic drinks;  debauchery.  After eating, sour  taste;  pressure in
stomach  an hour or two after  a meal, with  hypochondriacal mood;
pyrosis;  tightness about the waist; must loosen  clothing; confused,
cannot use the mind.  Two or three  hours after a meal,  epigastrium
bloated,  with pressure as from  a stone in  stomach.  After  eating:
2,  3,  16,  17, 19, 26, 27,  29.   Warm food  or  drinks:  10,  17,  27.
Cold food or drinks:  10,  16,
   Oleander.   "Violent, empty eructations while eating.  After coffee:
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   Opium.    After wine:  I,  26.   When drinking:  27.
   Oxalic acid.   Sugar aggravates pains in stomach; and wine the
 headache.  Drinking coffee:  20.
   Paris.   "Hunger very soon after a meal.  After eating,  hiccough.
   Petroleum.   cAfter eating, giddiness;  heat  in  face; cutting  in
 abdomen; gastralgia  better.
   Phosphorus.  "Bad  effects  from  excessive  use  of  salt.   After
 eating, sleepy; belches much even  after a little food. After eating:
 2, 4, 7.  17, 26.   Eating  or  drinking:  16,  17,  27.   Drinking:  19;
 cold water: 17.
   Phytolacca.  -After  eating:  8.   Hot   drinks: 13.  After lemon-
 ade: 20.
   Platinum.   -Worse on an empty stomach.   After meals: 17.
   Podophyllum.   After  eating,  regurgitation  of  food, sour, hot,
 sour belching, diarrhoea.   Vomits food one hour after eating; crav
 ing appetite afterward; depression of spirits.   After acid fruit and
 milk, diarrhoea.   While eating:  18.
   Psorinum.    After  eating: 2,  3.   While eating:  11. Warm  food:
 12.  Cold food: 12.   Drinking:  11.
   Pulsatilla.   -While eating: 10.  After eating: 13, 16,  19, 26,  29,
 37.  Hot or cold  food:  8, 10.   Cold fruit:  16.  After drinking:  16.
   Rheum.  -After eating prunes, colic.   After  a  meal,  loose stool.
 Colic,  which  is worse standing.
   Rhododendron.    While  eating: 8, 9.  After eating:  10, 19,  20;
 fruit: 20.  Drinking  wine, 2, 3.   After  drinking   (especially cold
 water): 16,  17.
   Rhus tox.    -After eating:  11, 16,  17, 19,  26, 37.  Drinking:  40;
 ice-water:  16,  17; beer: 3, 29, 36.   Coffee:  29;  alcohol:  29.
   Rumex.    After meals,  flatulency; heaviness in stomach or epigas-
 trium; aching in left  breast;  pressure and distention in  stomach.
   Ruta.    After eating, sudden  nausea,  pinching  in stomach after
 bread and butter;  eructations and itching of skin  after  meat;  re-
 plete as  soon  as he eats.  Intoxicating drinks: 3.
   Sambucus.   "Worse after  eating fruit.
   Sanguinaria.  cSweet things aggravate, produce  burning.   Soon
after eating feels  empty;  difficult  breathing, nausea, water-brash,
lassitude almost to fainting,  cold sweat until 12 P.  M., after a  little
food.   While eating:  27.
   Sarsaparilla.  -Burning in stomach  after  eating bread.  After 
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and while eating,  bitter eructations;  feels as if he had eaten noth-
ing;  diarrhoea.  After eating: 1,  20.   After eating bread:  15.  Cold
drinks:  10.
  Selenium.   "After eating,  violent  beating all over body;  worse
in abdomen; must lie down.   Salt food aggravates.   After eating:
2.  From lemonade, tea, wine:  3.
  Sepia.  "During  and  immediately  after eating the pains  are re-
newed or aggravated.   After eating,  eructations;  empty  or  bitter
tasting.  After drinking milk: 20.  From acids: 27.
  Silicia.  -Small quantities of wine cause ebullitions  and   thirst.
  Spigelia.   -Better during  and generally  after eating.  Worse be-
fore  breakfast: 16.
  Spongia.   -While eating:  8,  Sweet things: 13, 27.  Cold drinks:
27.   Warm food or drink:  27.
  Staphisagria.   "- After eating:  14, 19, 20; meat: 27.  After drinks:
19,  20.   Cold drinks: 10.
  Sulphur.  -After eating but little, feels fullness in  stomach.  After
eating: 2,  3,  16,  17;  and drinking: 19.   After eating sweet things:
14,  19.
  Sulphuric acid.   -Water causes a coldness  of   stomach  if not
mixed with alcoholic liquor.  Ailments from drinking  brandy  (symp-
toms are palliated by drinking wine).   After eating, pain in stom-
ach and rising of food  by  the  mouthful.   After warm food:  40.
Coffee  (odor of): 7, 27.   Cold  water:   27.   Alcoholic   drinks:  29.
Wine:  40.
  Tabacum.    -Sensitive to the  smell of wine;  fumes all but intox-
icate her,
  Thuja occ   "While  eating:  16.  After  breakfast:  20.  Drink-
ing: 17; cold water: 28.   Eating or drinking cold things:  27.   Tea:
10'.    Coffee:  20.   Fat food:  20.   Onions:  20.
  Valeriana.   -Worse on an empty stomach;  better after breakfast.
After dinner: 19.    W7hen eating:  37.
  Veratrum alb.   "After dinner: 1.  Eating:  19.  Warm food: 18.
Fruit:  20.  Eating and drinking  cold   things:  27.   Drinking: 13,
14, 16, 37.   Alcoholic drinks: 1,  2.  Opium eating:  1, 2.  Tobacco:
20.
  Zincum.   -Worse  from   sugar  (heartburn);  wine   (nearly  all
symptoms;)  milk sour  (eructations).   After  eating:  3,  4,   16, 18,
19. 26, 31,  37. 
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   Zingiber.  After bread,  headache,  pressure  in  stomach.   Com-
 plaints from eating melons.


                             REPERTORY.

 Drinking—aeon.,  ♦aloe,  arg.  m.,  canth., caps.,  cham.,  cist,
 cocc, coloc, con., dros., graph.,  hep.  s., ign., ipec, kali c, kreos.,
 lach., lye, mancin.,  mar. v.,  mere, mill., mur. a., nux m.,  phos.,
 psor., puis.,  rhod., rhus, sepia, staph., sub, thuj., ver. a.
   Acids,  from,  after—brom., kreos., lach., sepia.
   Alcoholic liquors—alum., ♦ars.,  cinch., coff., glon., kreos., mere,
 nux v., rhus, ruta, sul. a., ver. a.
   Beer—aloe,  ars.,  baryt., cinch., kali  bi., mill.,  nux m., rhus.
   Cider—calc.  ph.
   Coffee—arg.  m., canth., carb.v., caust., cist., cocc,  coloc, ign.>
 kali c, lach., mere, nux v.,  olean., oxal. a.,  rhus,  sul.  a.,  thuj.
   Drinks—coff.,  ferr.,  staph.
   Cold—aeon., arg. m., con.,  dig., dulc, fluor.  a., graph., hep. s.,
 ipec, iris, kali n., ♦lye,  mur. a.,  nat.  m., nat.  s., nux  v., sars.,
 sib, spong.
   Hot—coff., kali n., phyt.,  puis.
   Warm—ambr.,  arg. m., cinch., coff., dros., fluor. a., ign., lach.,
 l>c,  nux v.

   Ice-water—aeon., ♦ars., carb. v., coff., rhus.
   Lemonade—pod., selen.
   Milk—ambr., ant.  c, calc.  c,  carb., cinch.,  con., cupr.,  graph,,
 iod.,  iris, nat.  c, nit.  a., nux m.,  nux v., pod.,  zinc.
   Tea—cinch.,  selen.,  thuj.
   Vinegar—aloe,  alum.,  ♦ars.
   Water—aloe, arg. m.,  bism.,  bry., calc.  ph., canth.,  carb. v.,
 cinch., hyper.,mancin., sul. a.

   Cold—cupr.,  eup. pert,  ferr.,  hep.  s.,  kali  e,  mancin.,  phos.,
 rhod., staph., sub  a.
   Wine—alum., ant.  c,  belb, carb. v.,  cinch., coff., ferr., gels.,
 glon., kalm., mill.,  nat.  m.,  nux  m.,  opium.,   oxal. a.,  rhod.,.
 selen.,  sib, sul. a., tabac, thuj., zinc

 Eating,  after,from- aeon., aescul., agar., aloe,  alum.,  ambr., anae,
 ant. e, apis, arg.  m., arn., baryt, belb, benz.a., bism., brom., cact.,
 caps.,carb.an., carb.v., cham.,cic, cist.,clem., cocc, coff., con.,eye,
 dros., euphr., eup. perf., ferr.,  fluor.a., gamb., graph., guaiac, ham.,
 hep.s.,hyos.,  hyper.,  ign., iod ,kali bi.,  kalic,  kali n.,kalm., lach.,
 lachn.,  led., lye,   mag. e, mang.,  mar. v.,  mere,  mill.,  mur. a.,
 nat.c , nat.m.,  nat. s.,  nit.  a.,  nux  m.,  nux v.,  oxal. a.,  petrol.,
phos., phyt., plat.,pod., psor., puis., rhod., rhus, ruta,  sang.,  sars.,
selen., sepia,  staph.,  sub, sub  a., thuj., ver. a., zinc.
  Acids—abrot., aib, ant. t,  apis,   baryt.,  caps.,  carb. v.,  coloc,
 ferr., iod.,  kalic, led., puis., sang., spong. 
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Eating continued.
  Bread—♦ant. c.,  baryt, caust.,   hydras.,  nat.  m.,   ruta,  sars.,
zing.
  Breakfast—baryt, cinch., hyper., iris, kali c, lob., nat. m.,thuj.,
valer.
  Butter—carb.  v., ruta.
  Cold things—carb.v.,  con., hep.s., kali n., kreos.,  mang., nat.s.,
psor.,  thuj., ver.  a.
  Debauches—carb. v., nux v.
  Dinner—♦anae, arg. m., cact, caps.,carb.  an.,cheb, dros.,graph.,
mang.,  mere b.  i., mur. a., ver. a.
  Eggs—ferr.
  Farinaceous—kali n., nat. s.
  Fats—carb.  v., ferr., nat. m., nit. a.,  thuj.
  Fish—carb.  v., cepa, cinch.
  Food-abrot,  aib, ant.  t.,   apis,  baryt.,  caps., carb.  v, coloc,
ferr., iod.,  kali  c, led., puis.,  sang., spong.
  Fruit—ars.,  calc. ph.,  cinch., cist., ferr.,  ipec,  kali  n.,  lith.,
nat.  s.,  puis.,  rhod.,  samb., ver. a.
  Hot food—carb. v., nat. s.
  Ice—♦ars., coff.
  Ice-cream—♦ars., calc. ph., ipec.
  Meals—agnus  c, apoc, arg.   m.,  calc, kali  bi., kali  n.,  mill.,
nat.  s., nux v., rheum, rumex.
  Meat—agar.,carb. v., caust., ferr., graph.,  oxal., ruta, staph.
  Melons—zing.
  Onions—alum.,  thuj.
  Opium—ver. a.
  Oysters—brom.
  Pastry—ant c, ipec, kali n., nat. s.
  Pepper—alum.
  Pork—ant.  c,  ham., ipec.
  Potatoes—♦alum., coloc.
  Prunes— rheum.
  Rich living—carb.  v., ipec.
  Salads—ipec
  Salt—alum., carb.  v., phos., selen.
  Sausages—♦ars., ipec.
  Solids—benz. a., ferr., mancin.
  Soup—kali c.
  Sour things—aloe,  arg. m.
  Sugar—oxal. a., zinc.
  Supper—arg.  m.,  carb. v.,  hyper.,  lachn.
  Sweet things—fluor. a., sang., spong., sul.
  Tobacco—alum.,  ♦ars., ipec,  euphr.,  hyper., ign.,  ver. a.
  Vegetables—caps.,  carb.  v.,  hydras.,  kali n., nat.  s.
  Warm food—kali  c, kreos.,  mag.  c,  nux  v., spong.,  sul. a.f
ver.  a.

  Drinking, during, when,  while—carb. v.,  opium. 
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  Eating,  during, when, while—baryt.,  calc. ph.,  can.  1.,  caps.,
carb. v.,  ign.,  kali  c,  kali n., mag.  c, mang., nat. m.,  nit. a.,
olean.,  pod., psor., puis., rhod., sang., sars., sepia,  spong., thuj.,
valer. 
CHAPTER  XVI.-NAUSEA  AND  VOMITING.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Absinthium.   -'Belching;   nausea  and  vomiting  in  morning.
Nausea apparently in region of  gall-bladder.
  Acetic acid.   -Hot eructations, heat in  stomach.   Nausea and
sweat; retching or anxiety.   Vomiting  after every meal.
  Aconitum.    Hiccough.   Nausea, with seat  worms;  vomiting of
lumbrici and of mucus.   Nausea in oesophagus  or stomach, rarely
in the throat.  Vomiting of bile; of green masses; with bitter taste;
of blood, of bloody mucus,  of what has been drunk, followed by
thirst.  Vomiting,  with  anxiety, heat,   thirst,  profuse  sweat and
increased micturition.
  /Esculus.  -Eructations: sour, greasy, bitter; taste of food; empty;
thick mucus.   Violent retching  and vomiting; burning  in stomach.
  ♦^Ethusa.  ♦Intolerance of milk; it  is  forcibly ejected  almost as
soon as swallowed;  then weakness  causes  drowsiness;  in nursing
children.   Violent vomiting  of  curdled  milk and  cheesy  matter.
"Violent, sudden  vomiting  of  frothy white  substances;  of  yellow
fluids.  Vomiting of  greenish phlegm.    Regurgitation of food an
hour or so after eating.
  Agaricus.  "Eructations   tasting  of  rotten eggs,  or of  apples;
empty.   Nausea, vomiting.
  Ailantus.    "Sudden,  violent vomiting when sitting up.   Vom-
iting, with stupor.    Nausea,  vomiting,  diarrhoea and  spasmodic
abdominal  pains.
  Aloe.  ^Eructations;  bitter; acrid; sour.   Rising of flatulence to-
ward  the throat,  with sensation  as  if  vomiting were coming  on.
Nausea, with frontal  headache;   with  empty  feeling  in  stomach;
with pain at  umbilicus.  Vomiting of blood.
  Alumina.  "Eructations sour; bitter, after  potatoes; worse even-
ings.   Heartburn.   Nausea,  with chilliness,  pale  face, desire to lie
down,  faintness; better  after breakfast.    Mucous vomit.
  Ambra.  "Eructations, either  empty,  sour,  or bitter.  Heartburn,
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 with abortive eructations; when  walking in  the  open  air;  from
 drinking milk.   Every  evening  sensation as  of  spoiled stomach
 and acrid risings up to larynx.   Nausea after breakfast.
   Ammonium carb.  -Hiccough,  morning after chill.   Eructations
 empty, imperfect;  taste  of  the  food;  sour.   Heartburn.  Nausea
 and vomiting of all that has been  eaten ;  afterwards sour  taste in
 mouth.
   Ammonium mur.  -Hiccough,  with stitches in the chest.  Eruc-
 tations empty ;  bitter or tasting of food.  Nausea, with water-brash,
 after eating, with  shudderings.   Regurgitation  of  food; of  bitter,
 sour water.
   Anacardium.    Hiccough.  Eructations; empty;  frequently fluid,
 causing  choking,  with  spasmodic  pain in  stomach.  Heartburn  after
 eating soup.  Burning,   rising  from  stomach  to  throat.  Nausea
 in  morning, with empty feeling in stomach.   Nausea,  with  retch-
 ing, returning soon after drinking cold water,  with  vomiting of the
 water, accompanied by pain, as if the  oesophagus  were  distended
 by a large ball.  Vomiting of ingesta, which  gives relief,after cough.
   ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Belching,  with  taste of what  has   been
 eaten.  Vomiting of mucus  and bile.   Loathing,  nausea and desire
 to vomit.   Vomiting of mucus and  bile, slimy, of  drink only, re-
 newed by food  or drink; persistent; tongue  white,  no  thirst—ma-
 rasmus of children, gastric  catarrh.   "Violent vomiting and diar-
 rhoea.  Hiccough after tobacco smoke.  Burning at pit of stomach
 like heartburn,  with good  appetite.  Nausea after drinking a glass
 of wine ;  form overloading stomach.
   ♦Antimonium tart.  ♦Nausea,  causing anxiety, "with  slight pres-
 sure in pit  of stomach,  followed  by headache  in  forehead;  inces
 sant, with vomiting the whole night.   ♦Vomiting with  great effort;
 intense and long lasting;  till  he  becomes faint; followed  by  lan-
 guor, drowsiness,  and  loathing, "with headache  and trembling  in
 hands. Qualmishness in  stomach after dinner.   Violent  hiccough.
 Eructations empty,  acid, bitter, salty; nauseous fluid; taste of  the
 food taken.  ♦Vomiting is followed  with great languor,  drowsiness,
 loathing,desire for cooling things—diarrhoea.  "Vomiting,in any posi-
 tion except lying on right side.  Vomit green, tough,  watery mucus,
then pasty food, then fluid mixed  with bile.    Retching; then vom-
iting, followed  by great prostration.
  Apis.   "Bitter,   or acrid belching; heartburn  up  into  throat; 
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water-brash.   Nausea, with inclination to vomit.  Vomiting of bile,
or mucus, with red specks; of  ingesta and  slime;  and diarrhoea.
   Apocynum.    Nausea  after sleep.   Violent vomiting,  with pros-
tration and drowsiness, cold skin.   Distressing vomiting  at inter-
vals— menorrhagia.
   Apomorphia.    Said to  cure  inveterate nausea of pregnancy.
   ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Belching after  every  meal;   stomach  as  if it
would burst with wind;  belching  difficult,  finally  air  rushes out
with   great  violence.    Tasteless   or sour  eructations.  Deathly
nausea with headache, not  abating after vomiting.   The  vomited
substances tinge the  bedding  black.  Awakens  at midnight, with
oppression  at stomach as from a heavy lump inducing vomiting;  in
the morning throws up a glairy mucus, which can  be drawn  into
strings; during the afternoon  desire to vomit,  tremulous weakness.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Eructations bitter,and like rotttn  eggs,   in the morn-
ing;  empty.   Belching  after  coughing.    Hiccough—meningitis.
Nausea; empty vomiturition;  burning, scratching in throat: general
relaxation during forenoon.  Vomiting of  dark-red coagula,  mouth
bitter; general soreness.    Vomits  the least food;   retching at night.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Hiccough at  the hour the fever ought  to  have
come.    Violent incessant  vomiting;  excited by  eating or  drink-
ing.  Violent vomiting of food and gastric  fluids.  Vomiting im-
mediately after eating  or drinking.   Frequent  vomiting, with ap-
prehension  of death.    "Frequent hiccough.  Abortive eructations.
Qualmishness  n a. m. and 3  p.  m.  Long  lasting  nausea, with
faintness,tremor; heat  all over and  shuddering.  Fruitless retching.
Vomit bitter, green-yellow  liquid;  ingesta;  brown, turbid   matter;
streaked with blood;  blood black
  ♦Asafoetida.   ♦Eructations,  smelling like garlic;  tasting rancid,
sharp  or  putrid.   Flatus  passing upwards, none down.   Hiccough-
like contractions of diaphragm.
  Baptisia.     Pressure in stomach,  belching  of large quantities  of
wind.   Nausea with  eructations,  followed by painful vomiting.
  Baryta  carb.   :Sudden nausea while eating.    Pressure  like a
stone in stomach after eating  bread;  repletion   after a  little food.
Heaviness of the stomach,  nausea,  goes off after  breakfast.  Sore-
ness of the  stomach,  as if food passed over sore   places.
   Belladonna.    "Violent  hiccough.   Hiccoughing,   eructations-
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 suppressed, incomplete eructations.   Nausea  in stomach.   Ineffec-
 tual efforts to vomit about midnight,  with cold  sweat.   Vomiting
 of mucus;  of bile and mucus; of undigested food;  water; can  keep
 nothing down;  is  pale and weak.
   Benzoic  acid.   "Loathing sickness  of stomach, pain and discom-
 fort; with gagging.  Vomiting of salty, or bitter substance.
   Berberis.  "Hiccoughing.   Frequent eructations  alternating  with
 yawning.   Bitter  eructations.   Heartburn.  Nausea  before  break-
 fast, after dinner.
   ♦Bismuthum.   ♦Frequent empty eructations  and  feeling of dis-
 comfort in  stomach.   "Eructations, fetid, cadaverous.   Nausea  at
 stomach after eating or nursing.  Vomiting  of bile without effort.
 Vomiting, convulsive gagging and inexpressible pain in the stom-
 ach; after operation  on abdomen.   Vomiting  only at intervals  of
 days when  food has filled the stomach; then vomits enormous quan-
 tities, lasting all day; all  fluids.
   Borax.  -Hiccough after  eating  (also  of  infants).  Nausea  in
 morning; immediately  after   waking,  with  inclination  to  vomit;
 after drinking  water, mucous  and bitter  vomiting.  Vomiting  of
 food and mucus.
   Bromium.  "Hiccough  and  nausea.  Eructations  empty; taste-
 less; tasting like foul eggs;  with vomiting of mucus.  Nausea  and
 retching,  better after eating.
   Bryonia.   "Hiccough after  eating,and on  every shock  caused by
 it  pressure in forehead,  as  if  the brain  shook from behind  for-
 wards.   Eructations after  eating; sourish;  bitter.  Heartburn from
 wine, evenings.   Nausea  on  assuming an erect position.  Nausea
 increased, or brought on by slightest motion. Must lie quiet.  Nau-
 sea and vomiting  in  morning  when waking.  Vomiting  of  solid
 food, not of drink; of  food  immediately   after eating;  of  bitter,
 musty or putrid liquid, which leaves a similar taste in mouth.
  Cactus.   "Nausea in morning; continues  all day.   Acrid,  sour
 fluid rising  into throat   and  mouth, making  food taste acid.   Vom-
 iting of blood.
  ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Sour  vomiting,  "especially during dentition.
 Eructations   tasting  of the  food  eaten;  bitter; sour; of tasteless
fluid; of food; burning.   Burning extending  to  throat—heartburn.
Nausea  mornings, with qualmishness and shuddering, toward even-
ing,  during  dentition.   Vomiting  sour;  of  bitter   slime; of what 
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 has been eaten; black; bloody.  Vomiting of milk in thick  curds__
 dentition.
   Calcarae fluor.  "(Vomiting of undigested food.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea phos.  "Sour belching and gulping  up.   After belching
 burning in epigastrium.  Nausea, rising from pit of stomach when
 moving;  better at rest; followed by headache  and lassitude.  Nausea
 from smoking,  after coffee.  Vomiturition  from hawking phlegm.
 Vomiting, with trembling of hands. Children vomit often and easily.
   Camphora.   -Belching  and  gulping  up   contents  of  stomach.
 Vomit bilious, of some blood; mostly sour.   Chronic vomiting, in
 morning, of sour  mucus.   Watery,  slimy   vomit—summer  com-
 plaint.   Coldness after vomiting.  Absence  of  nausea  and vomit;
 body icy cold—cholera.
   Cantharis.   ^Eructations of sour,  frothy mucus,  tinged  bright-
 red. Nausea and vomiting.    Vomiting of  the water  drunk,  also of
 blood;  greenish, offensive;  of bile and ingesta;   of  frothy  mucus
 tinged bright-red.  Vomiting, with  violent   retching  and  severe
colic.
   Capsicum.   "Belching, with stitch in  side. Eructations like the
fumes of  capsicum.   Heartburn.  Water-brash.  Nausea and vom-
 iting, with headache.  Nervous, spasmodic vomiting.  Vomit phlegm,
 with chill.  Vomiting in malignant fevers.
   Carbo  ani.   cEructations  tasting of food long eaten.  Heartburn.
Saltish water runs  from  mouth,  retching, vomiting, hiccough, cold
feet—cancer of stomach.
   ♦Carbo veg.   ♦Violent, almost constant eructations, "sour, rancid
or empty, also when  preceded by  pinching in abdomen.  Pyrosis,
great flow of water—catarrh.   Nausea in  morning, with qualmish-
ness in stomach.  Vomiting of blood;  of food in  evening; of sour
bilious,  bloody masses.
   Caulophyllum.  "Empty   eructations.   Frequent  gulping up of
sour, bitter fluid, with vertigo.   Spasmodic  vomiting, cardialgia
 excessive nausea, spasms of the  stomach  attending  uterine  irrita-
tion.
   Causticum.    Eructations frequent,  empty; tasting of  the food-
of food;  burning.   Nausea during  and after meals. Sour vomiting
followed  by sour eructations. Vomiting of  blood at night
   Cepa.    Sour  eructations.  Belching,   with rumbling  in and
puffing up of abdomen.   Nausea when rising. 
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   Chamomilla.  -Eructations  sour;   constant,  empty.   Fruitless
 efforts to vomit. Nausea and inclination  to vomit, and bitter vom-
 iting.   Inclination to vomit with  diarrhoea,  and fever,  during the
 night.  Vomiting of  bile; of what has been  drunk; slimy matter,
 sour.   Severe vomiting with griping.
   Chelidonium.    Hiccough.   Bilious  eructations.   Short  breath
 and anxiety,  relieved by belching.   Nausea with heat in stomach;
 causes great bodily heat.   Heartburn.
   Cicuta.   "Violent  hiccough and crying. Nausea in morning, and
 when eating.  Vomiting of  bile;  of blood; on  stooping, during preg-
 nancy;  alternating with tonic spasms in the  pectoral muscles, and
 distortion of  eyes.
   Cina.   -Hiccough during sleep.  Vomiting of mucus.
   Cinchona.   "Heartburn  after milk. Belching, sour rising.  Eruc-
 tations  taste of the food; or are bitter.  Vomit sour, blackish, bloody;
 worse at  night.  Frequent vomiting.
   Clematis.    Nausea,  with weakness  in  legs; from smoking to-
 bacco.
   ♦Cocculus.   ♦Unusual  nausea  and  inclination  to vomit  while
 riding in a wagon, "or from getting cold.  Frequent,  empty  eruc-
 tations.   Nausea which is  felt in head.   Nausea and inclination  to
 vomit in  the morning; can scarcely rise  on  account of  faintness.
 Disposition to vomit with  profuse flow of saliva, on  getting a chill
 or taking a cold.   Disposition to vomit in  connection with head-
 ache and  pain in bowels,  as if  bruised.  Vomit sour; bitter, of bad
 odor.
   Coffea.   °Hiccough, eructations.  Constant inclination to vomit,
 felt in throat.
   Colchicum.    -Nausea, eructations and  copious vomiting of  mu-
 cus and bile.  Frequent, copious eructations of tasteless gas.   Nau-
 sea,  with  great restlessness, and on assuming  the upright posture,
 a  qualmishness  in  stomach,  and  inclination  to vomit.  Violent
 retching followed by  copious  and forcible vomiting of food and then
 of bile.
  Colocynthis.   "Nausea rising  from  stomach.   Vomiting of bitter
 tasting,  yellow fluid.
  Conium.  "Eructations offensive;  frequent, empty;  with heart-
 burn.  Vomiting violent, of black masses, like coffee-grounds,clear,
sour water; of  chocolate-colored  masses, sour and acrid. 
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   Cuprum met.  "Hiccough  precedes  vomiting;  begins attack of
asthma.   Constant eructations.   Nausea and  vomiting after taking
cold.  Nausea,  vomiting and cramps during catamenia.  Frequent
nausea and fearful vomiting,  catamenia  omitting.   Nausea,  vom-
iting and torpid stool, with brain affections.   Vomiting in gushes
of whey-like fluid; frothy mucus; bilious, bloody.
   Cyclamen.  ^Violent  hiccough.   Eructations;  tasting sour;  of
food.  Nausea and fullness in chest, with unusual hunger.  Nausea
after eating or drinking; except from  lemonade.   Nausea  after fat
food.  Vomiting of watery  mucus; of food;  of greenish fluid.
   Digitalis.   "Nausea, as if she  would die.   Constant nausea and
gagging,with  clean tongue covered with white slime.  Inclination to
vomit.  Persistent nausea and  vomiting;  nausea even  after vomit-
ing.   Vomiting in the morning; of food; of bile.
   Drosera.  "Frequent  hiccough.   Eructations  tasting  bitter or
sour.   Nausea after fatty food; worse after midnight  till morning.
Vomiting of bile in morning; of mucus or food  when coughing;
after drinking; especially at night or before  dinner.   Worse  after
vomiting.
   Dulcamara.  "Nausea, loss of  appetite;  cholerine.  Great  chil-
liness during  the vomiting.  Vomiting  early in the morning  of  tena-
cious mucus.   Vomiting of  greenish,  yellow,  slimy  substances,
together with the  liquid drank; after cold  drinks.
   ♦Eupatorium perf.   ♦Retching and vomiting of bile, "with trem-
bling and pain in stomach, and  weakness  even to fainting.   ♦Vom-
iting preceded by thirst.  "Sick stomach  night before  ague parox-
ysm.   Vomiting   as  the chill  passes  off;  or between chill   and
fever; of bile  at the close  of hot  stage; of  bile  with  trembling
and great nausea,  causing great prostration; preceded by thirst.
   Eupatorium purp.   "Vomiting, with the sick headache.  Great
nausea, but no  vomit with the chill.  Nausea,  vomiting  with the
fever.
   ♦Ferrum met.   "Eructations sour; foul;  burning, relieving burn-
ing in  stomach.  Nausea  with  headache; with  nightly diarrhoea;
with vertigo.   ♦Vomiting at midnight  or morning after breakfast;
"as soon as food is taken.
   Ferric phos.   "(Vomiting   of undigested  food,  acid  taste;  of
blood,  bright-red,  with tendency   to  form  a gelatinous  mass.__
Schussler.) 
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   Fluoric acid.  "Nausea with general heat;  eructations  and las-
 situde. Bilious vomiting after slight errors in diet;  with increased
 alvine discharges,  preceded by tormina.
   Gambogia.  "Frequent  violent  empty eructations.  Nausea pro-
 ceeding from stomach, when walking in open air.   Nausea,  incli-
 nation to vomit, accumulation of saliva in mouth.   Frightful vom-
 iting and purging, with  fainting.
   Gelsemium.  "Eructations sour.   Nausea,  giddiness,  headache.
   Glonoinum.  "Nausea, with  the congestions,   retching during
 Sunstroke, and  faint feeling causing sweat,  which relieves.   Vom-
 ting, spasmodic, in hydrocephalus;  in  sunstroke.
   ♦Graphites.  ♦Frequent eructations,  "tasting of the ingesta,  re-
 lieves the pressure in the stomach.   Hiccough after either one or
 all meals.   Rancid heartburn   after dinner.   Qualmishness  morn-
 ings  and several  hours  after  dinner.   Nausea  and  vertigo;  and
 sweat, with  anxiety; like faintness,  prevents sleep;  with  spasm in
 throat; with eructations,  with headache; with  inclination to vomit;
 and sour vomiting; in the morning; after eating.
   ♦Gratiola.    "Nausea  and  vomiting.   ♦Vomiting  of  bilious
 matter; of yellow,  bitter, sour water, without  exertion.
   Guaiacum.  "Frequent empty eructations.   Nausea  from  sensa-
 tion of phlegm in throat. Every morning vomits  a mass of watery
 phlegm with great exertion.
   Hamamelis.  "Eructations after  a meal, taste of the food.  Nau-
 sea, eructations and violent hiccough,  after pork, followed by burn-
 ing in stomach and oesophagus; later, cramp pains in stomach and
 chest.  Nausea, vertigo;  must lie still to prevent  vomiting.   Nau-
 sea, headache in frontal bone on awakening.  Nausea, and inclination
 to vomit,  after a meal.   Haematemesis  of black blood; tremulous,
 weak, cold, quick pulse;  profuse sweat.
   Helleborus.   Nausea, cannot take food though  hungry.  Vom-
 iting  of greenish-black substances,  with colic
   Hepar sulph.   "Eructations,  frequent,  odorless   and  tasteless.
 Constant sensation of water rising  in the oesophagus, as if she had
 eaten sour  things.   Heartburn.  Frequent,  but momentary  attack
 of nausea.   Attacks of nausea with  coldness and paleness.   Inclina-
 tion to vomit with  flow  of  saliva  from mouth.  Vomiting   every
 morning.
   Hydrastis.  "Eructations of sour  fluid.   Vomits all she eats, ex-
cept milk and water—cancer. 
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  Hyoscyamus.  -Hiccough with spasms and rumbling  in abdomen.
Eructations empty,  incomplete, bitter.   Nausea  with  vertigo  and
vomiting.  Retching  and  vomiting, with colic,  extorting  cries.
Vomiting of  food  and drink;  of blood, with convulsions; of bloody
mucus,  with  dark-red blood.
  Hypericum.   "Eructations tasteless,  bitter;  preventing  sleep at
night.   Nausea, weakness every morning.  Nausea, abdomen  dis-
tended,  cracking pains in bowels,  awaking in night.
  Ignatia.   "Hiccough after  eating and  drinking;  from smoking.
Belching, with pressure in the cardia.  Regurgitation of the ingesta.
Gulping up of a bitter fluid.   Nausea,  without  vomiting.   Vomit
bitter; of food.
  Iodium.    "Hiccough.    Heartburn  after  heavy  food.   Empty
eructations from morning till evening.   Sour eructations with burn-
ing therefrom.   Qualmishness,  nausea,  with  spasmodic   pain in
stomach.  Violent vomiting renewed by eating.   Vomiting of bile,
with violent  colic; of milk.
  ♦Ipecacuanha.  ♦Distressing nausea and inclination to vomit with
almost all  complaints.  Nausea  as from the  stomach.   -Empty
belching; copious saliva.  Hiccough  with  nausea.   Nausea  and
retching from smoking; primary effects  of tobacco.  Vomiting  of
ingesta;  of bile; copiously of jelly-like mucus; of blood, or of pitch-
like substances;  of a dark colored  liquid; with or  without blood;
of sour  fluid;  always  with  nausea.  Vomiting with thirst,  sweat,
bad breath,  with diarrhoea, colic,  distended  abdomen; after  vomit
sleepy.   Vomiting worse from stooping.
  Iris.    Eructations tasteless, or of sour  food.  Nausea and vom-
iting of sour  fluid.   Vomiting of food, an hour after eating; of bile
with great heat and  sweat.
  ♦Kali  bichrom.   ♦Vomiting,  "sweetish vomit; of a thin,  pinkish,
glairy fluid;sour; undigested food;  bile.  Fetid  eructations.  Eructa-
tions  of air,  relieving an uneasiness of stomach like  from pent up
wind at the great  curvature.   Nausea, feeling  of  heat over body,
with giddiness, rush of blood to head; worse on  moving about, in
morning, at  sight  of food, after meals, and after stool; excited by
drinking and smoking; better  by eating  and in  open air. Giddiness
followed by vomiting of an acid,  white  mucus  fluid, with  pressure
and burning  in stomach; also, in ulcer of  stomach.   Vomiting of
blood,with cold sweat on  hands,face hot; of yellow,purulent mucus. 
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   ♦Kali carb.   "Eructations  sour;  nausea.  Sick during a walk,
 no  vomiting,  feels as  if  she must lie down and die—pregnancy.
 ♦Nausea and loathing; from  emotions, with anxiety  and  faintness.
 "Retching, vomiting of ingesta and slime; sour.
   Kali chlor.   "(Vomiting of blood,  dark, clotted; hawking of thick
 white or yellowish-white phlegm, 39.—Schussler.)
   Kali iod.  -Hiccough.   Gulping up of large quantities of air.
   Kali nit.  cGulping up bitter  water,  relieving nausea.   Nausea,
 cold sensation from  throat  to stomach; choking  sensation; faint-
 ness; bruised headache; burning  eyes; especially at night.  Vomit,
 mucus  with  blood.
   Kalmia.    "Nausea,  everything becomes  black before the eyes,
 with pressure in throat, incarcerated flatulence, oppression of breath-
 ing  and rheumatic pains in  limbs.   Wine  relieves  the vomiting.
 Eructations  of wind—angina pectoris. Gastralgia.
   Kreosotum.  "Belching and hiccough,  especially when sitting up,
 or being carried.   Belching sour, empty, after dinner, with throw-
 ing  up  of frothy saliva,  and  with  scraping roughness  in  throat.
 Nausea during  pregnancy.   Vomiting: of undigested  food  two or
 three hours after  eating;  with dimness  of  vision;  of  everything
 eaten.
   Lachesis.  "Eructations v/hich relieve.  Everything sour; heart-
 burn.   Nausea after drinking.  Nausea in  attacks, weakness, dysp-
 noea, palpitation,  cold  sweat.   Vomiting of  food;  of bile;  of
 mucus; with copious saliva.
   Lachnantes.    "Hiccough  in  bed.  Rising of  sweetish water,
 with nausea.  Sudden qualmishness in  stomach.  Squamish  about
 navel when walking in  open  air.
   ♦Laurocerasus.   ♦Vomiting of food—cough. "Hiccough. Nausea
 in stomach and vomiting of the  ingesta.  Eructations  tasting  like
 bitter almonds  or prussic acid—pregnancy.
   Leptandria.   "Nausea with deathly faintness  on  rising.  Vom-
 iting of bile, yellow tongue,shooting pains about liver; black stools.
  Lilium tig.   Nausea constant, with sensation of a lump in stom-
 ach,  moving at every  deglutition; when  thinking of  coffee; with
 morning diarrhoea;  with pressure  in vagina  and pain on top of
 sacrum.
  ♦Lobelia.  ♦Nausea in  morning, disappears  after  a swallow of
water.  "Hiccough, with profuse  flow  of saliva in the evening,  fob 
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lowed by drowsiness.   Frequent  empty  eructations, with  flow of
water into  the mouth.  Frequent gulping  up  of a  burning,  sour
fluid.   Acidity in stomach with contractive feeling in pit  of  stom-
ach.  Incessant violent nausea.   Nausea, with profuse  perspiration
and copious  vomiting.  Heartburn, and running of water from the
mouth.  Vomiting with cold perspiration of face. Nausea and vom-
iting during  pregnancy, with profuse  running  of water from the
mouth;  morning  sickness  Nausea  disappearing  very  suddenly.
Nausea in  last stages  of  phthisis  pulmonalis.  Nausea,  worse at
night and after sleeping;  relieved by a little food or drink.
  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Eructations  acrid,   incomplete  and  burning.
Hiccough.    "Sour eructations.   Frequent  belching  without  relief.
Heartburn,   water-brash.   Hiccough.   Nausea in  pharynx  and
stomach; mornings fasting; in the room,passing off  in  open air; in
the morning  when riding in a carriage; after  cold, not after warm
drinks  (in chills).   Vomits food and  bile; coagulated blood; sour
substances; dark, greenish masses after eating or drinking.
  Magnesia carb.   "Eructations sour;  sour taste and  sour vomit-
ing.  Much loathing without desire to vomit.   Nausea and vertigo
while eating, followed  by retching and vomiting  of a bitter, salt
water.
  Magnesia mur.   "Regurgitation while walking. Eructations tast-
ing like onions; relieve.  Nausea and faintness,  succeeded  by cold-
ness and weakness in stomach; frequent, with accumulation of water
in mouth,  in morning after rising.  Eructations,  water-brash;  stom-
ach and liver sensitive.
  Mercurius.   "Acrid, bitter, putrid  or rancid  eructations,  worse
at night.   Regurgitation  or vomiting of food;  bitter vomit.   Nau-
sea, with sweet taste in throat, vertigo,  heat, and headache.
  Mercurius biniod.   "Loud and bitter  belching. Nausea and sore
throat.  Nausea  and  sinking at stomach,  or in the  epigastrium,
with a general sick  feeling.   Nausea while  passing  a diarrhoeic
stool.
  ♦Mercurius cor.   "Vomiting of  albuminous  matter; of tough or
stringy mucus; ♦of green,bitter substances; of bile;  "of blood; like
coffee-grounds, with  coagulated blood; of pus.
  Muriatic acid.   "Eructations bitter, putrid. Vomiting with belch-
ing, coughing; involuntary swallowing; gulping  up of contents  of
stomach into oesophagus, sometimes going down again. 
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  Natrum  carb.   -Frequent empty or sour eructations. Continuous
qualmishness and nausea.   Vomiting of bile;  bitter.
  Natrum  mur.  "Acid eructations and malaise, after eating. Water-
brash;  heartburn,  with  palpitation.  Nausea  in  morning.   Vom-
iting  first of food, later of bile;  oppression of  stomach.  (Vomiting
of transparent, tough,  stringy mucus;  of watery fluids  [not acid].
—Schussler.)
  Natrum  phos.   "(All diseases in  which  there  are  symptoms  of
acidity; sour risings; vomiting sour; of  curdled milk  by children;
water-brash, with acidity.—Schussler.)
  Natrum  sulf.   "Hiccough in evening,  after eating bread and but-
ter.   Constant rising of sour water.    Nausea,  vomiting first a sour
then a bitter fluid   Vomiting, with colic, bilious.
  Nitric acid.  -Much nausea,  cannot take food;  vomits occasionally.
Nausea,  with  heat in  stomach,  extending   to  throat.   Nausea
better from moving  about or carriage-riding.   Bitter and sour vom-
iting  with much eructation.
  Nux mos.   "Hiccough.   Nausea and  water-brash;  with inclina-
tion to  sleep: while riding  in  a carriage; during pregnancy.   Vom-
iting  spasmodic; during  pregnancy;  from  irritation  of  pessaries;
and acid stomach; flatulence.
  ♦Nux vom. ♦Bitter,  sour eructations.  Nausea  in morning;  after
eating;  from tobacco,  with faintness.   Vomiting  of sour mucus;
of food  and drink;   of  blood;  of  bile.  ♦Retching  as if to vomit;
while hawking mucus from  fauces.   -Hiccough from overeating,  or
from cold drinks.   Heartburn;  water-brash, worse before breakfast;
also with drunkards; nausea early in the morning; with  fainting;  after
eating,  from tobacco.  Vomiting food,  drink; bile; black substances;
slime; sour mucus;  blood, after haemorrhoidal  flow.
  Oleander.   -Vomiting of food and  bitter, greenish  water.   After
vomiting,  ravenous  hunger and thirst.
  Opium.   -Unsuccessful vomiting  of drunkards.   Vomiting first
of food, then of fecal smelling susbtance;  hiccough;  great  thirst,
cold limbs, distorted face; ileus;  incarcerated hernia.  Vomit green,
bloody or bitter,  with violent  colic and convulsions, of feces.
  Oxalic acid.   "Heartburn,  worse evening.  Eructations empty or
sour;  also  sudden hiccough, with eructations.  Nausea, thirst, colic,
after diarrhoea.
  ♦Petroleum.   ♦Incessant   nausea and  qualmishness in morning, 
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with accumulation  of water  in mouth; -irom motion  of carriage or
boat.   Sour or bitter eructations.   Nausea and vomiting of bitter
green substances,worse from riding in a carriage, during pregnancy,
and in morning.
  ♦Phosphorus.  ♦Regurgitation of food, with nausea; also in mouth-
fuls.  Vomiting of food;  "of blood, mingled with  bile  and  mucus;
of black substance.  Eructations frequent;  empty; spasmodic; sour.
Sour,  offensive fluid ejected in large  quantity,  looking like water,
ink and coffee-grounds; after food or even a swallow  of water.  As
soon as water becomes warm  in  stomach, it is thrown up.   Food
scarcely swallowed,  comes up again;  spasms  of oesophagus  at car-
diac end.  Constant nausea.
  Phytolacca.  "Nausea,  eructations  of flatus and sour fluid.  Vio-
lent vomiting every few minutes.  Violent vomiting of clotted blood
and slime, with retching, intense pain  and desire for death to re-
lieve; purging and vomiting. Vomiting  in diphtheria.
  ♦Piumbum.  ♦Incessant  vomiting  of food, "of fecal matter, of
brownish or black  substances.  Eructations empty, sweetish. Gulp-
ing up of sweetish water.
  Podophyllum.   "Eructations smelling like rotten eggs; hot, sour.
Regurgitation of  food. Gagging—infantile  diarrhoea.   Nausea and
vomiting  with fullness  in head.   Vomiting of  milk  in infants, with
protrusion of  anus;  of food  with  putrid taste  and  odor; of  thick
bile and blood, with congestion of pelvic viscera, during pregnancy.
  Psorinum.   "Eructations, tasting  like rotten eggs ; sour, rancid.
Nausea, with pain in small of back,  morning;  all  day,  with vom-
iting.   Vomiturition, followed by vomiting, first of  blood,  then of
sour,  slimy fluid.
  ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Eructations after tasting and smelling of food; bitter;
bilious; rancid;  sour;  tastes  like putrid   meat.   Nausea;  water-
brash; disagreeable risings, especially  after  eating  and  drinking.
Vomiting of  bilious matter; of  food  eaten long before, or after each
meal.   "Hiccough  after   cold fruit,  after drinking.   Nausea  with
colic, ceasing after  vomiting.   Vomiting of blood, from a  cold on
stomach,  or suppressed  menses,  of   bilious  matter;  sour,  green;
chronic, after eating;  caused by fruits,  fats, pastry, ices; with pale
face and chilliness.
  Rhododendron.   Gulping  of  rancid or  bitter  fluid.   Nausea,
water-brash,  pressure at  stomach, better by belching.  Vomits after
fluids, especially cold water, after cold drinks. 
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   Rhus tox.   "Eructations with nausea; with  tingling in stomach;
 worse when  rising  from lying.  Nausea after  ice water, or after
 eating, with  sudden vomiting;  with  inordinate appetite and inclina-
 tion to vomit; worse at night and after eating.
   ♦Robinia.  ♦Nausea followed by  vomiting  of  an  intensely sour
 fluid,  -setting the teeth  on edge.  Constant eructations  of  a very
 sour fluid
   Sabadilla.   Eructations  in intermittents;  rancid; sour. Pyrosis,
 heat up into  throat; copious salivation; saliva seemingly as  hot as
 the body,  but it is not.  Nausea  with chilliness, regurgitation  of
 bitter mucus  leaving fatty  taste.  Vomiting of bile; with whooping
 cough; of lumbrici;  or frequent nausea  and vomiturition,  with feel-
 ing of a foreign  body in oesophagus.
   Sabina.  "Heartburn  and  sour eructations,  especially  when  sit-
 ting crooked, which position  also aggravates the other symptoms.
 Paroxysms of nausea and qualmishness when  she is in  a  crowd.
 Frequent,  empty retchings.   Vomiting of  bile, of undigested food,
 eaten the day previous.
   Sanguinaria.   "Eructations;  disposition  to   vomit ;   pale face.
 Nausea, intense,  in paroxysms;  worse  when  stooping with flow of
 saliva;  followed by nettle-rash,  heartburn,   eructations, with head-
 ache and  chills,  followed by  vomiting  and  sometimes  diarrhoea.
 Vomiting; craves food to quiet  the nausea; of bitter water; of sour,
 acrid fluids; of worms;  preceded  by  anxiety;  with headache and
 burning in  stomach; head better afterward.
   Secale.   -Eructations  with disagreeable  taste; sour;  tasteless,
 but with subjective,  disagreeable,  empyreumatic  odor.  Nausea, in-
 clination to vomit; painful retchings.  Vomiting of food;  of yellow-
 ish green,frothy  mass; first of  contents of stomach,then only mucus;
 of mucus  mixed  with lumbrici;  of  decomposed  matter.   Haemate-
 mesis; patient lies still; great  weakess, but no pain; abdomen soft.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Nausea  mornings, passing  off after  eating something;
 "after a meal, from smell of food, with weakness,vertigo,  and dark-
 ness before the eyes.   Eructations frequent, with efforts  to  vomit;
 bitter; sour, taste  like  rotten  eggs.   Heartburn, extending from
stomach to  throat.  Nausea after eating, also in  morning, fasting;
from smell of  food; when  riding in  a carriage.   Vomiting of bile"
and food in morning; of milky fluid;  during pregnancy.
  Silicia.   "Eructations; sour; tasting of food; loud, uncontrollable. 
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Nausea with violent  palpitation of heart; after every exercise which
raises bodily temperature;  after eating a little.   Vomiting of tena-
cious mucus, hiccough.   Vomits whenever he  drinks;  ingesta;  at
night.   Morning vomiting, with nausea, much exhaustion. Intense
heartburn;  sensation of a load in  epigastrium.   Water-brash, with
chilliness.
   Spigelia.  -Nausea before breakfast,  with sensation  of  a worm
rising in throat;  better after eating; sickly pale face—worms.  Vom-
its food, with sour rising like vinegar.
  Stannum.    Eructations  bitter,  after eating.  Nausea after eating,
 followed  by vomiting of  bile; or,  undigested food.   Vomiting  of
blood,  of  bile and mucus on awaking in the morning; of water when
smelling cooking.  Haematemesis, worse  when  lying;  better  from
pressure on stomach; slight touch causes  a feeling of subcutaneous
ulceration.
  Staphisagria.  -Belching makes a scratching  in  throat;  irritable
larynx,  and then is  followed  by cough.   Bitter  eructations  after
sour food.   Water-brash.
 •Stramonium.   "Hiccough;  restless  night, screaming in  sleep.
Nausea, flow of very  salty  saliva, but  cannot  vomit.   Vomiting
dark-green, mixed with food;  in evening; vomits bile.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Sour  or empty  eructations, especially after  meals,
or in morning. Nausea and  qualmishness;  morning;  "before meals;
during stool.   Hiccough.   Eructations generally  empty, or tasting
of food; sour;  after eating; as soon  as he  presses on stomach.  Re-
gurgitations; sour; of food and drink.  Vomiting of food, especially
early in the morning, and in  evening;  first watery,  then of food;
sour; of blood.   Nausea in morning; after  each meal.
  Sulphuric acid.    "Belching  after cough.  Chronic  heartburn,
sour eructations.  Nausea with chilliness.   Sour vomit, first water,
then food.  Vomiting of drunkards. Raising of mucus  so sour that
it sets  teeth on edge.
  ♦Tabacum.   ♦Qualmishness, nausea and vomiting; worse on mo-
tion.   Deathly nausea  with  vertigo, in  paroxysms; body covered
with cold  sweat;  seasickness.    "Nausea  and  vomiting  on least
motion—cholera  infantum.  Nausea and cold sweat remaining (after
ver.  a. and secale),  checked  stools—cholera.   Vomiting:nausea  as
soon as he  begins to move, during  pregnancy,  deathly   nausea;  of
water;  of   sour  fluid, with  mucus.  Seasickness,  deathly nausea; 
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 pallor; coldness;  worse from least bodily movement;  better on deck,
 in fresh,  cold  air.
   Theridion.  "Nausea on rising in morning; from sounds; like sea-
 sickness; from sparkling before  eyes;  on  motion;  from talking;
 from fast riding in a carriage.
   Thuja occ.  "Eructations  rancid,  or acid; of  air, while eating.
 Vomiting of mucus or of greasy substances.
   Trillium.  "Haematemesis.
   Valeriana.   -Eructations like putrid  eggs, morning,  in waking.
 Heartburn, gulping of  a rancid fluid which  does not rise into the
 mouth.   Nausea, with  sensation  as  from  a string hanging  down
 throat, with ptyalism.  Nauseated, faint; lips white;  body icy-cold.
   ♦Veratrum alb.   ♦Violent  vomiting,  with continued nausea; with
 great exhaustion  and desire to lie down.    Vomiting violent, forci-
 ble,  excessive,of food; of green mucus;  of slimy, acid liquid;  when
 ever he moves or drinks,  with cold sweat. "Bitter  eructations.  Hic-
 cough after hot drinks.   Nausea,  with sensation  of  fainting,  gen-
 erally with violent thirst. Vomiting of thin, blackish, or yellowish
 substance; of bile and  blood,  black; of food and drink, or  drink
 only, of food, or acid, bitter,  foamy,  white  or yellowish-green  mu-
 cus whenever he  moves or  drinks; with  vertigo,  pale  face,  clean
 tongue, good appetite,  hiccough,  fainting.   Painful  retraction of
 abdomen  during vomiting.
  Veratrum  vir.   "Heartburn,  with bitter,  sour rising.  Vomit-
 ing long  continuing of glairy mucus;  after food; of blood; cf  bile.
 Vomiting with inflammatory or cerebral diseases.  Smallest quantity
 of food or drink is immediately rejected.
  Zincum  met.   "Sweetish rising into  throat, with sweet  taste in
 mouth or taste of blood.  Eructations with  pressure  in middle of
spine. Heartburn; swollen  feet and  varicose veins  during  preg-
nancy.  Subdued  nausea with  universal tremulous feeling. Nausea
in stomach, with  retching and vomiting of  bitter  mucus; renewed
by least motion.   As soon as first spoonful reaches  stomach, up it
comes.   Vomiting of blood, or of sanguineous mucus,  with  effort.
  Zingiber.  "Belching and  diarrhoea.  Vomits slime;  old drunk-
ards. 
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                            REPERTORY.


Eructations—♦asaf.,  bapt., belb, berb.,bry.,  caps., coff., colch.,
fluor. a.,  graph.,  ham., lach.,  mag.  m., nit.  a., oxal.  a.,  *puls.,
rhus, sabad.,  sang., secale, sepia, zinc.
  Acid—ant.  t, lob., nat.  m., nat.  phos., nux m.
  Acrid—aloe, ambr., apis, cact., lach.,  mere, thuj.
  Belching—absinth., ♦ant. c,  apis, arg. n., arn.,  bapt, calc.  ph.,
camph.,  caps., cepa, cheb, cinch.,  ign., ipec,  kreos.,  lye,  mere
b. i., mur. a., rhod.,  staph.,  sub a., zing.
  Bilious—cheb,  puis.
  Bitter—aescul.,  aloe,  alum., ambr.,  am. m.,  ant. t.,  apis,  ♦arn.,
berb., bry., calc.  e, caul., cinch., dros., hyos., hyper., ign., kali n.,
laur., mere,  mere b.  i., mur.  a., ♦nux v.,  petrol.,  ♦puis.,  rhod.,
sabad., stann., ver.  a.,  ver. v.
  Burning—lye
  Cadaverous—bism.
  Constant—carb. v., cham.,  cupr., dig., robin.
  Empty,  air, wind—aescul.,  agar.,  aloe,  ambr.,  am. c,  am. m.,
anae, ant. t, ♦arg. n.,  am.,  ♦asaf., ♦bism.,  brom., carb. v., caul.,
caust., chain., cocc,  bapt.,  colch.,  con., gamb., graph.,  guaiac,
hyos.,  iod.,  ipec, kali bi.,  kali i., kalm.,  kreos.,  lob.,  nat. c,
oxal. a., phos., phyt., plumb., sabin.,  ♦sub,  thuj.
  Fluid—anae, ant. t, calc.  c, caul.,  hydras.,  ign.,  lob.,  phyt,
rhod., rob , valer.
  Food—aescul ,  am. c, am. m., ♦ant. c, ant. t,  calc.  c, camph.,
carb. an.,  caust., cinch.,  eye,  graph., ham.,  ign.,  iris,  phos.,
pod., sib,  sul.
  Frequent -anae, berb.,  ♦bism., caust., caul., cocc,  colch., con.,
gamb., ♦graph.,  guaiac, hep. s., lob., lye,  nat. c,  phos., sabin.,
sepia.
  Greasy—a-scub
  Gulping-calc.  ph.,   camph.,   caul.,  ign., kali i.,  kali   n.,  lob.,
mur. a., plumb.,  rhod., valer.
  Hot—acet.  a.,  pod.
  Incomplete, imperfect—ambr., am  c, ars.,  belb,  brom.,  hyos.,
♦lye
  Like—agar.,  ♦arn., ♦asaf.,   brom.,  caps., mag. e,  pod., psor.,
valer.
  Loud—mere b. i., sil.
  Mucous—aescul.,  canth., sul.  a.
  Offensive or  not—bism.,  con., ferr.,  hep.  s.,  kali  bi.,  phos.,
pod., ♦puis.,  secale.
  Putrid—asaf.,  mere, mur.  a.f ♦puis.
  Pyrosis —carb.  an., carb. v.,  lob., sabad.
  Rancid—asaf.,  carb.  v., graph., mere, psor., puis., rhod., sabad.,
thuj., valer.
  Red—canth.
  Regurgitation—aethus., am.m., ign., mag. m.,  mere,  phos.,  pod.,
sabad., sul. 
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 Eructations  continued.
   Risings—aloe, ambr., cact., cina, hep. s.,  lachn., nat. s.,  ♦puis.,
 spig., sul.  a., ver.  v., zinc
   Salty—ant. t.
   Sharp—♦asaf.
   Sour—aescul., aloe, alum., am.  c, am. m.,  arg.  n.,  bry.,  cact.,
 calc. c,  calc.  ph., canth., carb. v.,  caul.,  caust.,  cepa,  cham.,
 cinch., eye,  dros.,  ferr.,  gels.,  hydras.,  iod., iris,  kali c,  kreos.,
 lach., lob.,  lye,  mag.  c, nat. e,  nat.  phos., nat.  s.,  ^nux v.,
 oxal. a., petrol., phos.,  phyt.,   pod.,  psor., puis.,  rob.,  sabad.,
 sabin., secale,  sib, sub, sul. a., ver. v.
   Sweetish—plumb., zinc
   Taste—arg. n.,. brom.,   calc.  c,  colch.,  hep. s.,  hyper.,  iris,
 mag. m., secale.
   Thick—aescul.
   Uncontrollable—sil.
   Violent—♦arg. n.,  ♦carb.  v.,  gamb.
   Water—am. m.

   Heartburn—alum.,  ambr., am. c,  anae,  ant. e,   apis,  berb.,
 bry., calc.  c, caps.,  carb.  an.,  cheb, cinch.,  con.,  graph., hep. s.,
 iod., lach., lob., lye, nat.  m., nux v.,  oxal. a., sabin.,sang., sepia,
 sib, sul. a., valer., ver.  v.,  zinc.
   Hiccough—aeon.,  am. c, am. m., anae, ant c,  ant. t,  arn.,
 ♦ars.,  asaf., belb,  berb., borax,  brom., bry.,  carb.  an., cheb,  cic,
 cina, coff.,cupr., eye, dros., graph., ham., hyos., ign.,  iod., ipec,
 kali i., kreos.,-lachn., laur., lob., ♦lye,  nat. s., nux  m.,  nux v.,
 opium, oxal.  a., puis., sib,  stram., sub, ver.  a., ver.  v.
   Loathing—♦ant c, ant  t., benz.  a., ♦kali  c,  mag. e

 Nausea—absinth.,  acet. a., aeon.,  agar., aib, aloe, alum., ambr.,
 am.  c, am. m.,  anae, ♦ant. c.,  ♦ant. t,  apis,  apoc,   am.,  bapt.,
 baryt,  belb,  benz. a., berb.,  bism., borax,  brom.,  bry., cact.,  calc.c,
 calc.ph., canth.,  caps., carb.v., caul., caust., cepa, cham., cheb,cic.,
 clem., ♦cocc, colch.,  coloc, cupr., eye, dig., dros., dulc, eup.perf.,
 eup.purp.,  ferr., fluor. a., gamb., gels., glon.,  graph., grat, guaiac,
 ham.,  hell., hep. s, hyos.,  hyper., ign., iod., ♦ipec,  iris,  kali bi-»
 ♦kali e,  kali n.,  kalm.,kreos., lach.,lachn., lept.,  ♦lob.,  lye, mag.e,
 mag. m., mere,  mere b.i.,  nat.  e, nat. m., nat.  s.,  nit. a., nux.m.,
 nux  v.,  oxal.   a.,   *petrob,  ♦phos.,  phyt.,  pod., psor.,   puis.,
 rhod., rhus, ♦rob., sabad.,  sabin., sang.,  secale, sepia, sib, spig.,
 stann.,  stram., ♦sub,  sul. a., ♦tabac, therid., valer.,  ver. a., zinc
   Constant—♦carb.  v., dig., lib, phos.
   Continued—cact.,  nat. c, ver. a.
   Death-like—arg.  n., dig., lept., ♦tabac
   Gagging—benz.  a., bism., dig.,  pod.
   Incessant—ant. t,  lob.,  ♦petrol.
   Long-lasting—ars., dig.
   Pregnancy—apomorphia,   kreos.,  laur.,  lob.,  nux m.,  petrol.,
pod., tabac,  zinc.
   Qualmishness—ant.  t,  ars., calc. c,  carb. v.,  colch.,   graph.,
iod., lach., nat  c,  petrol., sabin., sub, tabac. 
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 Nausea continued.
   Seasickness—cocc,  lye,   nux m., petrol.,  sepia,  tabac, therid.
   Violent—♦arg.  n., ♦carb. v.
   Where felt—absinth.,  aeon.,  ♦belb,  bism.,  calc ph., cocc, coff.,
 coloc,  gamb., ♦ipec,  lachn., laur., lye,  mere,  zinc.

   Retching—acet.  a.,   aescul.,  anae,  ant.  t,  arn., ars., brom.,
 canth.,  carb.  an., cham., colch., ♦eup.  perf.,  glon.,  hyos.,  ipec,
 kali c, mag.  c, *nux  v., opium,  phyt., sabin., secale, sepia, zinc
   Sensations—absinth.,  aeon.,  aloe,   anae,  arg.  n., bism.,  bry.,
 calc  ph., camph., caust., guaiac, hep. s.,kali c, lib, sabad., sib,
 spig., stann.,  valer., ver. a.

 Vomiting—absinth., acet. a.,  aeon., aescul., aethus., agar.,  aib,
 am. c,  ♦ant.  t.,  apoc, a?g. n.,  ♦ars., bapt.,  bism., bry., calc.  ph.,
 canth.,  caps.,  carb. an., caul., cham.,  cupr.,  dulc,  eup. pert,
 eup.  purp , ♦ferr.,  gamb.,  ♦grat., hydras.,  hyos., ipec, ♦kali bi.,
 kalm.,  ♦laur., lob.,  mere cor.,  mur.  a.,  nat. s.,  nit. a., nux  m.,
 olean.,  opium,petrol., phyt., pod.,  psor., puis., rhod., ♦rob.,sabad.,
 sang.,  sepia,  sib, stram., sul. a., ♦tabac, ver. v., zinc.
   Acid—cact., ferr. phos., kali  bi., ♦ver.  a.
   Acrid—cact, con., sang.
   Albuminous matter—mere cor.
   Bile—aeon., ♦ant. c,  ant. t, apis,  belb, bism.,  camph.,  canth.,
 carb.v., cham., cic,  colch., cupr.,  dig., dros., ♦eup. perf, fluor.  a.,
 ♦grat.,  ham.,  iod.,  ipec, iris,  ♦kali bi.,  lach., lept., lye, ♦mere
 cor.,  nat. e,  nat. m.,  nat.  s., nux v.,  phos.,  pod., -puis., sabad.,
 sabin.,  sepia, stann., stram., ver.  a., ver.  v.
   Bitter—aeon.,  arn., ars.,  benz. a.,  borax,  bry.,  calc. e, cham.,
 cocc, coloc,  ♦grat., ign., laur., mag. c, mere, ♦mere cor., nat. e,
 nat. s.,  nit. a., olean.,  opium,  petrol., sang., sepia,  ver. a.,  zinc.
   Black—arg. n., ars., calc.  c.,  cinch., con.,   hell., nux  v., phos.,
 plumb., ver. a.
   Blood,  haematemesis—aeon.,  aloe,   arn., ars.,  cact.,   calc.  c,
 camph., canth., carb. v., caust., cic,  cupr., eye, ferr. phos.,  ham.,
 hyos.,  ipec,  kali bi., kali chlor.,  kali  n.,  lye, mere  cor., nux v.,
 opium,  phos., phyt., pod.,  psor.,  puis.,  secale, stann., sub, trill.,
 ver. a.,  ver. v., zinc.
   Carriage, when riding  in—♦cocc, nux m.,  petrol., sepia, therid.
   Cheesy matter—♦aethus.
   Chronic—camph.,  puis.
   Dark colored—ipec, lye, stram.
   Decomposed matter—secale.
   Dentition, during—calc. c.
   Drink—aeon.,  ♦ante,  cham., hyos.,  *nux v.,  sib, ver. a.
   Ejected—♦aethus.,  phos.
   Excessive—♦ver.  a.
   Fecal—opium, plumb.
   Fluid or  liquid—aethus., ant.  t, ♦ars., bism.,  bry., cact, coloc,
cupr., eye, dulc, ipec,  iris, kali bi.,  nat. s., phos.,  psor.,  ♦rob.,
sang., sepia,  tabac, ♦ver.a. 
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 Vomiting" continued.
   Food, ingesta—am. e, anae, ant. t, apis, arn.,  ♦ars., belb,borax,
 bry., calc. c, calc. fluor., canth.,  carb. v., colch., eye, dig., dros.,
 ferr. phos., ham., hydras., hyos.,  ign., ipec, iris, kali bi., kali  c,
 kreos., lach., ♦laur.,  lye, mere, nat.  m.,  ♦nux v.,  olean.,  opium,
 ♦phos., ♦plumb.,  pod.,  ♦puis.,  sabin.,  secale,  sepia,  sib,  spig.,
 stram., sub, sul.  a.,  ♦ver. a.,  ver. v.
   Forcible—♦aethus.,   ant. t,  colch.,  guaiac, ♦ver.  a., zinc.
   Frequent—♦ars.,  cinch.
   Frothy or foamy—aethus., canth.,  cupr., secale, ver.  a.
   Gelatinous—ferr., phos.
   Glairy fluid—kali bi.,  ver. v.
   Green—aeon.,  aethus.,  ant.  t,  ars.,  canth.,  eye,  dulc,  hell.,
 lye, mere cor., olean.,  opium, petrol., puis., secale,  stram., ver. a.
   Immediately—aethus.,   ♦ars., bry.,  ferr., phos., ver. a.,  ver.  v.,
 zinc.
   Incessant—ars., plumb.
   Inclination or desire to—♦ant.  c,  apis,  arg. n.,  borax., cham.,
 ♦cocc, coff.,  colch.,  dig.,  gamb.,  graph., ham., hep.  s., ♦ipec,
 rhus, sang., secale.
   Like—con., cupr.,  ipec, mere  cor., phos., sepia.
   Long-lasting—♦ant. t,  bism.,  ver. v.
   Mi^k—♦aethus., calc. c, iod., nat.  phos., pod., sepia.
   Morning—dig., dros., dulc,  ferr.,  graph.,  hep. s.,  lob., nux  v.,
 petrol., sib, sub
   Mucus,  phlegm—aeon.,  aethus., alum., ♦ant. e,  ant.  t,  apis,
 arg. n., belb, borax,  brom.,  camph.,  canth.,  caps.,  cina, colch.,
 cupr.,  eye, dros., dulc,  guaiac, hyos.,  ipec,  kali bi., kali  n.,
 lach.,  mere  cor., nat. m., ♦nux v., phos., secale, sib, stann., sul.  a.,
 tabac, thuj., ♦ver.  a., ver. v., zinc.
   Musty—bry.
   Offensive—bry., canth., cocc, opium, phos., pod.
   Persistent—♦ant.  e, dig.
   Pinkish—kali bi.
   Pregnancy—eye, lob.,  nux m., petrol.,  pod., sepia,  tabac.
   Pus—kali bi., mere cor.
   Red—♦arn., canth., ferr. phos., hyos.
   Salty—benz. a., carb.  an., mag. c.
   Slimy—♦ant  e, apis.,  calc.  c, camph.,  cham., dulc,  kali  e,
nux v., phyt, psor.,  ♦ver. a.,  zinc
   Sour—♦calc c, camph., carb. v.,  caust.,  cham.,  cinch.,  cocc,
con., graph.,  ♦grat, ipec, iris,  kalibi., kali  c, lye, mag. c,  nat.
phos.,  nat. s.,  nit.  a., ♦nux v., phos.,  psor.,  puis., ♦rob.,  sang.,
sepia,  sub, sub a., tabac.
   Spasmodic—caps.,  caul., glon.,  hyos., iod., nux m., phos.
   Sudden—ail.
   Sweetish—iris,  plumb.
   Thick—pod.                                                 •
   Thin—kali bi., ver. a.
   Tough, stringy,  tenacious—ant. t.,   arg. n., dulc, mere  cor.,
nat. m.,  sil. 
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Vomiting* continued.
  Transparent—nat. m.
  Turbid—ars.
  Undigested—belb, calc. fluor., ferr. phos., kali bi., kreos., sabin.,
stann.
  Violent—aescul., ♦aethus., aib, ant.  c,  apoc,  ♦ars.,   con.,  iod.,
ipec, phyt, ♦ver. a.
  Water—am.  m., anae,  ant. t, belb,  camph.,  canth.,  carb.  an.,
cham.,  con., eye, ♦grat., guaiac,  kali  n., lach., mag. c,  nat. m.,
nat.s., olean.,  phos., plumb., sang.,  stann., sub, sul. a., tabac.
  White—aethus.,  kali bi., ver.  a.
  Worms—aeon.,  sabad., sang., secale, spig.
  Yellow—aethus., ars., coloc, dulc, ♦grat., kalibi.,  secale, ver.  a.
  Water-brash—am. m., apis, caps., lye, mag.  m., nat. m.,  nat.
phos., nux v.,  ♦puis., rhod., sib, staph. 
          CHAPTER  XVII.-STOMACH.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   ♦Abies nig.   ♦Sensation  of an undigested, hard-boiled egg in the
 stomach.
   ♦Abrotanum.   ♦As  if stomach were hanging or swimming in water,
 with coldness—gastralgia.  Pains  cutting,  gnawing, burning, worse
 at night—gastralgia. "Burning as  from acidity.
   Absinthium.  "Stomach  feels cold and oppressed.
   Acetic acid.    Contents  of stomach  feel  as if  in a ferment; vio-
 lent burning pain in stomach and  in chest, followed by coldness of
 the skin and cold sweat on forehead.
   Aconitum.  -Pressure  in pit of  stomach, as from a weight. Burn-
 ing from stomach up through oesophagus to mouth.  Sudden excru-
 ciating pain, with gagging, retching,  vomiting  of  blood,  gasping,
 cold sweat on forehead; congestion of  mucous lining of stomach —
 stage of desquamation in scarlet fever.  Region of  stomach sensi-
 tive to touch.
   ;Esculus.   "Pressure as from a stone in pit of  stomach.  Gnawing
 and emptiness in stomach  in early morning.  Fluttering  faintness
 in stomach, burning,  great distress.   Periodical tightness in  the
 scrobiculum, with labored breathing.
   yEthusa.  "Painful contractions  of stomach, so severe  as to pre-
 vent vomiting.  Tearing, rending  pains in  pit of stomach, extend-
 ing to oesophagus.
   Agaricus.   "Cardialgia, lasting three hours after a meal, burning,
 changing into a dull pressure,  like from a foreign body, with  nau-
 sea.  Heavy sensation  in stomach.
   Agnus cast.   "Pinching in scrobiculum when  sitting bent over.
   Ailantus.    "Peculiar feeling of emptiness in  stomach; pain.
   Aloe.  "Pain  in scrobiculum on making  a  false step.   Fullness
 in stomach followed by distention  in epigastrium.
   Alumina.   "Constriction  and twisting in  stomach, extending up
the oesophagus  to throat.  Stitches in pit of  stomach,  extending
upwards to chest.
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  Ambra.  "Pressure and burning under the scrobiculum; belching
removes it.   Pressure in stomach and hypochondria.
  Ammonium carb.   "Stomach feels  full,  trembling.   Empty feel-
ing in stomach.  Pressure in stomach after eating, or  at  night  the
clothes feel oppressive.  Heat in stomach spreading through bowels.
Pain in stomach with tendency to  water-brash.
  Ammonium mur.  "Empty or hungry  feeling in stomach.  Sen-
sation as from fasting,  yet fullness in  stomach, worse after break-
fast.   Rooting and rolling in stomach,  in  morning, passes off after
breakfast.   Gnawing in stomach as if worms were in  it.  Burning
and stitching in scrobiculum,  from thence drawing to right axilla
and in upper arm.
  ♦Antimonium crud.    ♦Stomach  weak, easily disturbed digestion.
Gastric catarrh,white tongue;  nausea and  vomiting; cough; bowels
loose  or stools in lumps.  Caused  by  overeating, sour   wine,  hot
weather, bathing; during  measles; metastasis  of gout or rheuma-
tism.   "Painful sense of fullness in  stomach,which is  sore to pres-
sure.   Cramp-like pains in stomach.   Burning, spasmodic  pain at
pit of  stomach, driving  to despair; is  resolved to drown himself.
  Antimonium tart.  "Sensation as if stomach had been overloaded;
eructations  frequent, like foul eggs; sleep, restless.   Violent pains
at the epigastrium,which was tense.   Cramps in  stomach. Beating
and throbbing, particularly  in pit of stomach, or abdomen, with
great  concern about the future.
  Apis.   "Burning  heat in  stomach.  Pit  of  stomach  sensitive;
burning as from acidity; irritability of stomach;  fullness; pressure
aggravates pains.  Great soreness in pit of stomach when touched.
  ♦Apocynum can.  ♦Stomach so  irritable, not  even  a draught of
water can be retained—dropsy.   "Sinking at stomach on awaking.
  Argentum met.  "Burning in stomach,  ascending to chest. Anx-
iety'and pressure in pit of stomach.
  ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Painful swelling  of pit of stomach,  with great
anxiety. After ice-cream, gastralgia, pain radiating in all  directions;
worse after food.   Gastrodynia.   "Small spot behind  the zyphoid
and navel, sensitive to slightest pressure;  pain radiates in all direc-
tions; increases and decreases  gradually.   Regularly   towards mid-
night  attacks of pain, preceded by vomiting of slimy and   bilious
fluid.   Constant drawing and  gnawing, increasing daily  to  violent
attacks, ending in vomiting  of  clear,  saltish water.  Trembling 
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weakness in pit of stomach.   Fullness of stomach; painful swelling
at pit, with great anxiety—flatulent  dyspepsia.   Stinging, ulcera-
tive pain in left side stomach,  worse from touch  and deep inspira-
tion.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Haematemesis from injuries; sore  all over.  "Pinch-
ing, spasmodic griping  in  stomach.   Pressive,  cutting  pains  in
epigastrium; nausea and retching.   Stomach feels full, with nausea
and anxiety.   Stomach distended with wind; pressure on praecordia;
oppression of chest.   Heaviness in stomach.
   ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Pressure in  region  of stomach.   Intense heat and
burning  in stomach and pit of stomach.  Great  anxiety about epi-
gastric region.  "Weight in the stomach as from a stone.  Stomach
tender to pressure.  Violent  tearing,  boring pain  and   cramp in
stomach and intestines.   Pain in stomach  relieved by sweet  milk.
Epigastrium distended and hard.  Epigastric and umbilical regions
tender to touch.   Pain in pit of stomach, arresting breathing.
   Asafoetida.   "Pulsations in  pit of stomach, n a. m.,  cause  faint
feeling.   Sensation of fullness in  stomach.   Empty, gone feeling
in epigastrium.  Pressing,  cutting,  stitching pain,  in  spells,  not
regular.
   Aurum met.  "Burning sensation  at stomach, with hot risings.
Pressure to the left of scrobiculum, below cartilages of  upper false
ribs; worse during expiration.
   Baptisia.   "Sinking, gone feeling  at stomach;  fainting; tongue
brown in morning.   Constant burning distress in  epigastrium;  se-
vere colicky pains  in  the umbilical  region, and  especially in  the
hypogastric region; rumbling  in bowels.   Cramp in stomach.even.
ing.
   Belladonna.   "Haematemesis;  ringing in ears, red cheeks; feel-
ing of fullness and warmth of stomach. Painful  pressure in pit  of
stomach  only  when walking,compels him to walk slowly.   Burning
in stomach.   Shooting pain in stomach.   Spasms in stomach like
cramp.   Gnawing, pressing, crampy, drawing and wrenching  pains
in stomach, compels patient to  lean backwards, worse after drinking.
Distention of epigastrium with tensive pain in  stomach.   Painless
throbbing and beating in pit  of stomach.   Feeling  of emptiness
in stomach.   Hard pressure in stomach after eating.  Sensitive to
touch.
   Bismuthum.  °Pressure as  from a  load in one spot.   Crampy, 
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spasmodic pains in  stomach;  burning  alternating with  pressure;
pressure in spine,  must bend backwards.  Intense malaise in stom-
ach, with burning; red or white tongue  with  restlessness,  prostra-
tion; after blood-letting.
   Bovista.   "Pressure and fullness  in pit of  stomach; tension in
temples;  mental anguish.  Sensation as  if  a  lump  of ice  lay in
stomach,  with pain.
   ♦Bryonia.   ♦Pressure in stomach  after  eating as  from  a stone;
makes him  fretful.   Epigastric region   painful to touch and pres-
sure.  "Distention of stomach and eructations  of wind.   Stomach
distended, with vomiting  after  eating.   Feeling  of  emptiness of
stomach with distention of whole  abdomen.   Painfulness of  stom-
ach  after  eating oysters and chicken salad in evening:  pain exces-
sive when in  motion, perfect relief from quiet or  from eructations
of wind, or passing wind per  anum.  Cutting  as  with  knives in
epigastric region.   Soreness in  pit  of stomach  when coughing.
Stitching pains in region of stomach;  worse from motion, especially
from a  misstep.
   Cactus.  "Constrictive feeling in scrobiculus cordis, extending to
the  hypochondria, impeding  breathing.   Burning;  pulsating  in
stomach.
   Caladium.    "Fluttering as from a bird in stomach.    Causes nau-
sea.   Fine jerking stitches in  pit of  stomach,  which is drawn in-
ward with each stitch, worse sitting; causes weakness  and nausea.
Burning in stomach, not relieved by  drink.   Cutting as with glass
in pit of stomach and  in  left  flank;  preventing  sleep after  mid-
night.  Throbbing and  heaviness in pit of  stomach after walking.
   ♦Calcarea carb.  ♦Pit of stomach  swollen, like a saucer   turned
bottom  up.   -Pressing in stomach as  if a load or stone were in it,
after moderate supper; worse from motion; better lying  quiet on
back.   Some  forms of  gastralgia,  with  great  anguish, with sensa-
tion of  fixed  weight  in stomach.   Cutting  pain in  epigastrium.
Burning in stomach, extending up into throat.
   Calcarea phos.   *-Indescribable  uneasiness in  region of stomach.
Sharp cutting, or  cramp-like  pain,  in  stomach, with headache.
Pressure in stomach,  less during  rest.  Stomach feels expanded.
Burning in stomach  and rising of water into mouth.   Empty, sink-
ing sensation  in  epigastrium.  Stomach symptoms worse  by taking
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    Camphora.   Sensation of heat in stomach.   Coldness in stom-
 ach.  Anguish and burning in oesophagus and stomach.  Pain as if
 beaten, or overstretched, in pit  of  stomach, with fullness of abdo-
 men; sensitive to touch.
    ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Pain in cardiac orifice,  relieved  by pressure.
    Cantharis.   "Acute pain in region of stomach and bladder, with
 such exquisite sensibility that the slightest pressure produces con-
 vulsions.   Violent burning pain in stomach.  Patient tosses  about
 as if in despair,  with pains in  stomach.   Stomach  feels  as if it
 were screwed together.  Burning in region of pylorus.  Sensation
 of fullness extending to  chest and abdomen, after taking coffee.
   Capsicum.   "Accumulation of  mucus  and  acids  in stomach.
 Stomach icy-cold; afterward sensation  of  trembling  or burning in
 stomach, with occasional pungent eructations.   Deranged stomach
 with fever.   Sensitiveness  and aching  in region of  stomach and
 duodenum  after colic.
   Carbo ani.   "Spasmodic  cramps. Like  a load or weight in stom-
 ach on waking, mornings.    Sore feeling in pit of stomach.   Press-
 ing,  clawing,  griping, burning  in stomach.  Faint, gone feeling,
 also  from suckling the chiLd; eating  does  not  relieve it.  Fullness,
 cold  feeling in stomach,  after slight  meal;  better laying hand   on
 stomach.
   ♦Carbo veg.  ♦Contractive  cramp,  extending into chest, with dis-
 tention of  abdomen.   "Aching  in  pit of stomach.    Burning  in
 stomach, spreading down to small of back and up  to shoulders.
 Tense,   full  feeling;   flatulence.    Haematemesis;  body icy-cold;
 breath cool; pulse thready, intermittent;  fainting, hypocratic face.
 Pain in  stomach from nursing, or other loss of fluids.
   Caulophyllum.   -Heat in stomach; fullness.  Distress in stomach
 and bowels,  with  drawing in right hypochondrium. Dyspepsia with
 spasmodic symptoms.
   Causticum.   "Pain  in stomach in  morning, increased  by  every
 quick movement;  must lie  down.  Cramp  in  stomach.  Pressure
 in pit of stomach.   Pinching clawing in pit of  stomach, on deep
 breathing.
   Cepa.   "Pressure in stomach.  Pain in region of pylorus.  Stom-
ach feels empty, weak.
   Chamomilla.   "Pressive pain in stomach and beneath the short
ribs,  which   impedes  breathing,  especially  after  drinking  coffee. 
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Pressing and cutting  in  the  epigastrium,  with  anxiety.   Severe
painful pressure in epigastrium  makes  her toss  about in despair.
Stinging pain in pit  of  stomach.
  Chelidonium.  "Pressure with distention of strmach.   Constric-
tion,  tension and sensitiveness  in pit of stomach and  right hypo-
chondrium.  Feeling  of anguish in pit of stomach.  Gnawing, grind-
ing pain ; better while eating.
  Cicuta.  "Sudden  shock deep in pit of  stomach, causes opistho-
tonos.  Burning pressure of stomach and  abdomen.   Swelling and
throbbing in  pit of stomach.  Heat in stomach.
  Cimicifuga.  "Sharp  pains  across hypogastrium.   Sinking  or
goneness in  epigastrium.
  Cina.  "Constant pressure in  stomach at night, causing restless-
ness.   Gnawing sensation  in stomach, as  from hunger.
  Cinchona.   "Haematemesis, great loss of blood, pale, cold hands
and feet.   Stomach very sensitive to touch.   Gastralgia after deple-
tion;  acidity; bloating after  food or  drink.   Satiety  relieved  by
motion.   Stomach feels sore as  if  ulcerated;  cannot   bear slight
touch.   Slow digestion;  food remains long in  stomach, especially
if eaten  too  late in day.   Fullness  in stomach and bowels; flatu-
lence; belching does  not relieve. Cold feeling in stomach;  constant
agitated feeling,  yet can eat,but feels worse afterward.   Heavy pres-
sure in stomach, after small quantity  of food.  Pulsation  in pit of
stomach.
  Cistus.  "Cold feeling in stomach before and after eating.
  ♦Colchicum.   ♦Violent   burning in epigastrium.  "Epigastrium
extremely sensitive to touch or  pressure.   Stomach icy-cold,  with
colic.   Colic aggravated by eating;  after flatulent food; with great
distention  of belly; better  when bending double.
  ♦Colocynthis.  ♦Violent cutting, tearing pains,  which from differ-
ent parts of  chest  and  abdomen, concentrate  in  pit  of stomach,
better from hard pressure and bending double; brought on by vex-
ation and indignation.  "Feeling  of emptiness in  stomach.  Burn-
ing pain in stomach.   Feeling  of  fullness  in epigastric  region.
Griping in  epigastrium after each meal, worse   toward  evening.
Cramp in stomach at night, relieved by belching.   Pit of stomach
very sensitive to touch.
  Conium.   "Sense of fullness and  repletion  in stomach.   Violent
pains in stomach, always two or three hours   after eating, but also 
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 night; somewhat better in  the  knee-elbow  position.   Swelling in
 region of  pylorus.   Pressing,  burning, squeezing  pain,  extending
 from pit of stomach into  back and  shoulders.  Pressure  and raw,
 sore feeling at pit of stomach.
   ♦Crocus.  "Distention of stomach  and  abdomen.  Sensation  of
 fermentation in stomach.   ♦Sensation as of something living jump-
 ing about  in pit of stomach.
   Croton tig.    Sensation  of emptiness  in stomach.   Sinking  in
 stomach with sensation of  weakness.
   ♦Cuprum met.   ♦Violent pressure at  stomach, with  contractive
 pains at intervals.   -Deathly feelirg, with  pain behind ensiform
 cartilage.  Pressure at stomach;  also  with nausea.   Sensation as
 of a round ball going to and fro  under ribs, with different sounds,
 worse from fluid food ; better from tight clothing or bandage round
 abdomen and  when lying  quiet.  Burning  in epigastric region,
 which is sore to touch.  Sensation as of something  bitter in stom-
 ach.  Sensation as of clothing lying  too  hard on pit of stomach.
   ♦Digitalis.   "Burning in stomach extending  up the oesophagus.
 ♦Weakness, sinking at stomach,  feels as if he were dying.  "Sore-
 ness and bloatedness of pit of stomach.
   Drosera. "Contractive tension  at pit of  stomach,  as if everything
 would be drawn  inwards, especially during deep inhalation.
   Dulcamara.   "Retraction and burning in epigastrium.
   Eupatorium  perf.  "Distressing pain in  scrobiculum during  chill
 and heat.
   Ferrum  met.    Heat  and  burning in stomach, with momentary,
 cramp-like pain  in  splenic region.   Heavy pressure in pit of stom-
 ach.  Palpitation in stomach and through to oesophagus,as if a nerve
 were quivering, with an occasional suffocative feeling, as  if a valve
 rose in the throat.  Occasional uneasiness at splenic end  of  stom-
 ach.
   Ferric phos.   "(Dyspepsia, with  flushed,  hot face  and  quick
 pulse; indigestion  with  beating or throbbing  pain, heat and redness
of face;  tongue clean.  Gastritis  with much pain, swelling, tender-
ness of pit of stomach, with vomiting of  food.   Indigestion  from
relaxed condition of the muscular fibers of stomach   and blood ves-
sels of stomach.   Stomacace,  from  cold  or chill,  in children; in-
flammatory, pressure aggravates pain.—Schussler.)
  Gambogia.   "Empty feeling in stomach and  abdomen.  Gnawing 
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in stomach.   Constant sore pain  in stomach.   Ulcerative pain  in
stomach,  passing off after eating.   Acute stitches in stomach.
  Gelsemium.   -Cramp in stomach, better riding and sitting erect.
Feeling of emptiness and weakness in stomach and bowels.  Rum-
bling and dull pain in   epigastrium,  relieved  by passage of  flatus.
Oppression and fullness of stomach,worse from pressure  of clothing.
  Glonoinum.   "Pain  in  stomach;   distress in epigastrium;  sun-
stroke.   Stomach and head feel as if he had  been out  in hot  sun.
Gnawing  in epigastrium.   Faint feeling  at  pit of stomach';  also
with throbbing there.   Pain  in  pit  of  stomach, as if   sore, when
touched; worse when stooping.
  ♦Graphites.   ♦Constrictive, griping pain in stomach;  ^flatulence.
Periodical gastralgia,  with vomiting  of  the  food immediately  after
eating.   Chronic  catarrh  of  stomach,  with   frequent   eructations.
Chronic  gastritis  with   thirst,  especially  after  abuse of alcoholic
drinks.   Fullness in stomach and abdomen.    Sensation of lump in
stomach,  with constant  beating  as of two hammers.
  Hamamelis.   -Haematemesis; blood black; sensation of trembling
in stomach or fullness and gurgling  in abdomen; feverish by spells ;
weak, cold, quick pulse,  profuse  sweat.   Heaviness   at  back of
stomach;  pain back of  stomach  along spinal column. Violent throb-
bing in stomach.   Cramp in  stomach after eating.
  Helleborus.  "Intense burning  into  oesophagus.  Fullness  and
distention of pit  of stomach.   Pit of  stomach sunken.   Pressing in
region of stomach.  Stomach painful when coughing or walking.
  Hepar sulph.   "Stomach frequently and easily disordered.  Pres-
sure in  stomach  after moderate eating.   Swelling and  pressure  in
region of stomach.  Distention  of  pit  of  stomach, has to loosen
clothing.   Burning in stomach.
  Hydrastis.  "Faint, sinking, gone  feeling  at  stomach;  and palpi-
tation of heart, preceded by dull, aching pains.  Stomach actually
sunken, weak, faint—marasmus.  Acute,  distressing,  cutting pains.
Chronic, gastric  catarrh. Carcinoma, with emaciation, goneness.
  Hyoscyamus.     Pit of stomach tender to touch. Cramps in stonv
ach, with loud shrieks,  vomiting, convulsions; cramps   better  after
vomiting.  Burning and inflammation of stomach.   Haematemesis,
pit  of stomach sensitive; dull aching about liver ; abdomen bloated.
  ♦Ignatia.   ♦Sensation  of emptiness  of stomach.  Sensation  of
weakness and sinking in  pit  of stomach.   "Spasmodic pains  in 
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 stomach.  Gnawing,  cutting pain in stomach.  Heaviness and pres-
 sure in pit  of  stomach.   Bloated  stomach.   Anxious   feeling in
 praecordia.  Fullness  and pressure  in epigastrium.
   Iodium.   -Spasmodic pains in stomach renewed by eating.   Pul-
 sation in pit of stomach.  Tenderness in epigastrium.
   Ipecacuanha.   -Violent distress in pit of stomach. Indescribable
 sick feeling  in  stomach.  Gastric catarrh from indigestible food, or
 ice-cold things.   Stomach feels  relaxed, as  if hanging down.  At-
 tacks of clutching pains.  Beating in  stomach.  Dyspepsia  every
 day, or every other day, at same hour.
   Iris.   "Great burning distress in epigastrium; can hardly endure
 it.  Colicky pains every few minutes,  in the epigastrium.  Shocks
 of pain in the umbilical region up to epigastrium; nausea, strain-
 ing  and belching of wind.  Inflammation,  burning distress in pan-
 creas, sweetish vomit.
   Kali bichrom.   "Swelling of the stomach  (evening), with fullness
 and pressure;  cannot bear tight  clothing.  Awakens  with  a   start;
 heat in pit  of  stomach and  spitting  of  blood; 2 p.  m.  Gastric
 symptoms supersede  the  rheumatic.   Feeling of coldness in  stom-
 ach  and bowels.
   ♦Kali carb.   ♦Constant feeling as if stomach were full of water.
 "Stitches  in pit of stomach;  anxiety.   Pressing,tensive pain,  awak-
 ens  at 2 a. m.   Pit of stomach swollen,  tense,  sensitive to  touch.
 Deep in the scrobiculum  a large lump, sensitive to touch.  Pain in
 the  great  cul-de-sac,  radiating to  chest, to back and  extremities.
 Pain in back and legs after eating.
   Kali chlor.   "(Dyspepsia, with  white or  grayish  coated tongue;
 pain or heavy feeling in right side over the liver, especially if fatty
 food disagrees, or the eyes look  large  and  projecting.  Gastritis, if
 caused from taking too hot drinks; this  remedy at once; also with
 tongue as at n.   Indigestion, if  caused by rich or fatty  food, or
 with sick  feeling  after fat.   Any derangement  of  stomach with
 tongue as at 11.—Schussler.)
   Kali iod.   "Phlegmasia  of  stomach (and intestines).   Burning
 in pit of stomach.
   Kali nit.  "Cold feeling; or burning in  stomach;  inflammation.
 Sharp,  stitching pains, so severe he was scarcely able to breathe.
■ Spasms of stomach with flatulent colic.  Pressure and  gnawing in
 scrobiculum.  Faint-like weakness in  scrobiculum. 
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  Kali phos.  "(Gastritis if it  comes too late under treatment; asth-
matic conditions.—Schussler).
  Kali sulf.   "Chronic catarrh of stomach, when there is a yellow,
slimy coated tongue.  Cold in head with a decidedly yellow, slimy
discharge.   Indigestion  with  sensation of pressure  as  of a  load
and fullness at pit of stomach.
  Kalmia.    Pressure in pit of stomach, like a marble; worse when
sitting in a stooping position,  better when sitting erect, with sen-
sation as if something would be pressed off below  pit of stomach.
Crampy pain  with eructation  of wind, palpitation—gastralgia.  Pit
of stomach sore to touch.
  Kreosotum. "Tension over stomach  and  scrobiculum;  tight cloth-
ing is intolerable.   Painful hard spot,  at or to the  left of stomach.
  Lachesis. "Pit  of stomach  painful to touch.  Dyspepsia, worse as
soon as he eats;  costive, weak digestion, especially after mercury.
Gnawing pressure; relieved after eating, but  returning  as  soon as
stomach  is empty.
  Lachnantes.    "Full feeling in  stomach.   Rolling of  wind  in
stomach.   Beating  in pit of stomach, as from  a pulse, as if a ham-
mer was  beating on an ulcerated spot.
  Laurocerasus.   "Violent pain in stomach, with  loss  of  speech.
Burning  or coldness in stomach or abdomen.   Contractive  feeling
in region of stomach and cutting pain in abdomen.
  Leptandria.   "Weak sensation at pit of  stomach.  Great  distress
in stomach  and small intestines,  with  immediate  desire  for  food.
Burning, aching;  in stomach and liver, worse from drinking water.
  Lilium  tig.   "Fullness, disturbed feeling; upward pressure  after
eating.   Stomach distended, with frequent  eructation and escape
of flatus  per  anum.   Hollow,  empty  sensation  in  stomach  and
bowels.
  Lithium carb.   "Gnawing  in stomach.    Fullness in pit of stom-
ach, cannot endure  slightest pressure of clothes.
  Lobelia inf.  "Heat or burning in stomach.   Sensation in stom-
ach; of weight,  as of a lump;  as from undigested food.   Feeling of
weakness of stomach,  or in pit of stomach,  extending through whole
chest and down to umbilicus.   Bruised soreness  from pit of  stom-
ach through to back, after cramp in stomach.  Sensation of oppres-
sion at epigastrium, as  if the stomach  was too full; worse on pres-
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   ♦Lycopodium.  ♦Pressure and heaviness in  stomach, as  if dis-
 tended; in evening after eating a little.  '-Pressure in scrobiculum.
 Sensation of twisting,  crawling  and  emptiness in   stomach, with
 yawning.   Fullness  in  stomach and  bowels;  pit of  stomach, sensi-
 tive to contact or tight  clothing.  Gnawing,  griping in  region of
 stomach.  Perforating ulcer; worse sitting bent,better walking about
 and when warm in bed.
   Magnesia carb.   "Constrictive  pain  in stomach. Ulcerative pain
 in stomach, with great sensitiveness to pressure.
   Magnesia mur.  "Throbbing in pit of stomach.   Eroding  pains
 in stomach, going off after eating and  coming on again at the end
 of digestion.
   Magnesium phos.   "(Gnawing  pains in bowels   and  stomach,
 with flatulent distention,  slight,  short  belching  of  gas,  giving no
 relief.  Pains at pit  of stomach, nipping, griping  pains, as above;
 spasms, cramp in stomach, with clean  tongue,  crampy  pain,  as if
 a band were  tightly  laced, or drawn  round  body.—Schussler.)
   Mancinella.  "Pain in  region of stomach. Bloatedness and  pain-
 fulness in region of  stomach,  with nervous fever.  Sensation  as of
 flames rising from stomach.   Sensation as  if stomach drew together
 in a lump,  and then suddenly opened  again.   Swelling in  pit of
 stomach.
   Manganum acet.   "Burning  in  stomach extending to chest,  some-
 times with  great restlessness.   Pressing soreness in  epigastrium.
   Mercurius.   "Pressure in stomach; it  hangs down heavily, even
 after light,  easily digested food.   Stomach burns,  is swollen and
 sensitive to touch; hard and tense.   Weak digestion, with  contin-
 uous hunger.   The stomach feels  replete and constricted.
   Mercurius cor.   ♦Distention  and soreness of  pit of stomach,  not
 permitting the least touch, even of clothing.  "Burning,  gnawing,
 darting pains in  stomach.
   Mezereum.   "Burning and uneasiness in  stomach,  relieved by
 eating.
   Millefolium.  "Painful gnawing and  digging in stomach  as from
 hunger. Pain in stomach, as if empty, mornings after waking.  Sen-
 sation of fullness in stomach.   Cramp in stomach, with  sensation
as of a liquid moving from stomach  to  intestines,   toward  anus.
Great pain in pit  of stomach,  from suppressed variolous pustules;
pain after confluent variola. 
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   Muriatic acid.   "Empty sensation in stomach extending through
 whole abdomen, but no hunger; weak  feeling  in stomach from  10
 A. M. till evening.
   Natrum carb.  "Gnawing and pressure  in stomach,  better from
 eating.   Pit  of stomach sensitive to touch and  from talking.
   Natrum mur.   "Pit  of stomach feels bruised  when  pressed, with
 swelling.  Clawing in pit of stomach.   Cramp  better from tighten-
 ing  clothes.   Great weakness in stomach by spells.   Red spots on
 pit of stomach.
   Natrum phos.    "(Gastric   derangements  with   predominating
 symptoms of acidity; also heartburn.   Indigestion with acidity and
 characteristic tongue.   Ulcers,  ulceration of stomach.—Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   Squeamishness in  stomach before meals.  Boring
 in stomach as if  it would  be  perforated; or burning, pinching in
 the morning  after  rising; better  after breakfast.  Beating  pain in
 in stomach,  with slight nausea.   Full  feeling in stomach and not in
 chest, difficult breathing evening  in  bed.   (Gastric  derangement
 with  bitter taste in mouth.—Schussler.)
   Nitric acid.   Stitches in pit of stomach.  Pain in cardiac orifice on
 swallowing food.
   Nux mos.    -Heat and burning in stomach.  Fullness in stomach,
 impeding breathing. Weak digestion, especially in the aged.   Irri-
 tation of  stomach from overtaxed mental powers.   Can only digest
 highly seasoned food.   Cramps in stomach.
   ♦Nux vom.   ♦Tension and fullness in  epigastrium.  Pressure in
 stomach an hour  or two after a meal, with  dullness  of  head  and
 hypochondriacal mood.   Bloatedness and pressure as from a stone
 in stomach,  especially  after eating.   Scraped sensation  in  pit of
 stomach.   -Region of  stomach  sensitive  to pressure.  Indigestion
 after abuse of drugs; business anxiety; sedentary  habits; long watch-
 ing  or debauchery, after too high living.  Burning in stomach at
 the pylorus.   Clawing,  cramping pain in  stomach, with pressure
 and tension between scapulae; pains extend to  chest or down the
 back to anus, with urging to stool.   Gastralgia   worse from  food,
 better from hot drinks,  worse in the morning before breakfast.
  Oleander.   "Pulsation in  pit  of  stomach, as if the  beats of the
heart  were felt  through  the  whole  thorax.  Emptiness in  pit of
stomach, even after eating; from nursing.   Sinking  in pit of stom-
ach suddenly, with nausea and vomiting;  wants  brandy,  which re-
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  Opium.   "Heaviness and pressure in stomach.   Inactivity of the
digestive organs.
  Oxalic acid.   -Empty  feeling  compelling  one to eat.   Burning
pain in stomach and throat.  Awakens at night with violent, pres-
sive pain, like a heavy weight coming and going at intervals; flat-
ulent discharge relieves.   Stomach sensitive; slightest touch causes
excruciating pain.
  Paris quad.   -Heaviness in stomach  as from a   stone; relieved
by eructation.   Weak, slow digestion.
  Petroleum.  -Pain in pit of stomach,  as if something were tear-
ing off.  Sensation of fullness and swelling of pit  of stomach, with
soreness when  touched.  Violent  pain in  stomach,extending up into
chest,  with  sweat and nausea.   Gastralgia, with pressing,  drawing
pains,better from  eating.   Sensation  of  emptiness and weakness  in
stomach.  Weakness of digestion.
  ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Pressure as from a hard substance  above pit  of.
stomach.  "Severe pressure in  stomach  after eating, with vomiting
of food.   Oppression and burning in stomach; loss of appetite,  in-
extinguishable thirst;  worse after  eating or  drinking.   Cardialgia*
with gnawing;  worse from motion.  Cramps in  stomach  radiating
to liver.   Fullness and painfulness in stomach;  sometimes  a gur-
gling and stitching in pit of  stomach. Haemorrhage from stomach,
better from  drinking cold water.   Goneness in  region  of stomach.
Gastritis with   heartburn,  ending  in  unconquerable scratching in
throat.
  Phosphoric acid.   "Sensation as if stomach were  being balanced
up and down.   Pressing  in stomach as from a heavy load.
  Phytolacca.   °Bruised and sore feeling  in pit of  stomach.   Heat
in stomach.   Pain in  pit of stomach as  from a heavy blow or con-
cussion there,  followed by cramps in abdomen,  and coolness.
  ♦Platinum.   ♦Fermentation in epigastric  region.  "Pressure  in
stomach, especially  after meals.  Sensation of constriction in pit  of
stomach  and in abdomen.  Burning  in  pit  of  stomach, extending
into abdomen.   Jactitation of muscles in region of stomach.
  ♦Podophyllum.  ♦Hollow  sensation  in epigastrium.   "Stitches
in epigastrium from coughing.   Stomach contracts violently  during
retching.  Dyspepsia  after abuse of  calomel; tongue shows  teeth
prints; conjunctiva yellow; aching behind eyes;  clayey stools. Gas-
tric catarrh. 
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  ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Stomach disordered  from fat  food,   pastry, fruit,
or ice-cream.    Pain in stomach an  hour after  eating.   Gnawing
distress in stomach,as from hunger.  Scraping sensation in stomach
and oesophagus, like  a  heartburn.   "Pain  in  stomach during  an
inspiration; also on pressure.   Weight,  as from a stone  early in
morning on waking.   Pressure in pit of stomach after every meal,
vomiting  of food.  Stitching pains, worse from walking or making
misstep.  Crampy  pains before breakfast or after meals.   Gnawing
distress when stomach is empty;  pressure and pinching after eating.
Stomach  bloated,   hard;  flatulency.   Perceptible  pulsation  in  pit
of stomach.
   Resorcin.   "Is said to have cured numerous cases of  ulceration
of stomach, given in doses  of grs. v. in water.  Stops the pains at
once.
  Rhus tox.    Stinging or pulsation in  pit of  stomach.    Fullness
or heaviness as from  a stone,  in stomach  after  eating.   Pain in
stomach and nausea after ice-water.   Pressure  in  pit  of  stomach,
as if swollen, or as if drawn together.
  Rumex.   Shooting  from pit of stomach to  chest,  sharp  in  left
chest,  slight nausea;  dull aching in  forehead.   Aching  and  shoot-
ing in pit of stomach,  and above it,  on  each side  of sternum. Sen-
sation of  fullness and pressure in pit of  stomach  up into  throat.
  Ruta.   "Burning and gnawing  in  stomach.   Dyspepsia  from  lift-
ing heavy weights,  with eructations and  headache; cannot eat meat,
it causes  eructations  and pruritus.
  Sabadilla.   "Coldness in stomach.   Empty feeling   in  stomach.
Spasm of  stomach, with  short breath  and dry  cough.    Trouble-
some, pressing  bloatedness of stomach, with loss of appetite. Beat-
ing in left side of gastric region toward  back.   Burning  in oesoph-
agus and  stomach,  vomiting, cutting  in  abdomen, and loose stool.
Corroding, burning pain in stomach, on walking.
  Sabina.   "Stitches in pit  of stomach,  extending to  back.   Fre-
quent burning in pit  of stomach,  with drawing,  twisting  and gur-
gling  in bowels;  bearing down toward sexual organs.
  Sanguinaria.  "Soreness  and pressure  in epigastrium, aggravated
by eating.  Burning  in stomach  with   headache.  Gastritis with
burning, vomiting, headache.   Jerking in stomach, as  from some-
thing  alive.   Goneness with  sick  headache.   Sudden  attacks of
constriction in pit  of stomach, as if suffocating. 
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  Secale.   "Anxiety and pressure  in  pit of  stomach, with  great
sensitiveness to touch. Severe anxiety and burning at pit of stom-
ach.  Pain  in  pit of stomach.   Violent pressure  in  stomach  as
from a heavy  weight.   Warmth,  and feeling  of  repletion.   Burn-
ing in stomach.   Painful constriction of epigastrium.
  ♦Sepia. ♦Painful sensation  of  emptiness  in stomach and abdo-
men.   "Sensitiveness  of  pit of stomach  to touch. Pressure in stom-
ach as from a stone;  after eating.  Pain in  stomach  after simplest
kind  of food.  Cramp  in  stomach.  Stitches or burning  in stomach.
Beating in stomach,   Twisting   in stomach  and rising in throat,
tongue becomes stiff,  speechless, afterward  the body may become
rigid.  Hardness in pyloric  region.
  Silicia.  "Burning  or  throbbing  in pit of stomach.  Sensitiveness
of pit of stomach to  pressure.    Pressure after  eating  too  much.
Induration of pylorus.   Anguish in pit  of stomach;  attack  of mel-
ancholy.  Cutting feeling,  or  at  other times weight, crampy sensa-
tion,  tightness at pit  of  stomach.
   Spigelia.   "Pit of stomach  sensitive to touch. Pressure in stom-
ach as from a hard lump.
   Spongia.   -Ulcerative  feeling  in  pit of stomach; must lie  on
back.   Drawing as if growing together  in pit of stomach as far as
throat,  when   it  seems  to  press  the trachea  so  she can hardly
breathe.  Cannot tolerate tight  clothing about  stomach.   Stitches
in  region of stomach. Stomach  feels flaccid, and as if standing open.
   Stannum.   "Haematemesis,  worse when lying, better from  pres-
sure on  stomach;  slight touch  causes  a feeling of subcutaneous
ulceration.   Cardialgia,  pains gradually come  and  go,  extend  to
navel and are better from hard  pressure; sickly expression.   Sink-
ing, gone feeling  in epigastrium.
   Staphisagria.   "Sensation as  if stomach  were hanging  down,  re-
laxed.
   ♦Stramonium.  ♦Diaphragmitis,  delirium,   burning  along dia-
phragm;  short  breath,  spasms;  struggles  against  water offered.
"Drawing in back part of stomach.  Inflammation, burning;  anxiety.
 Intense pain;  vomits nearly all food.  Cardialgia, eructations,  vom-
iting all  food;  emaciation.   Epigastrium tense, hard,  painful.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Feeling  of fullness  in stomach  after eating  but  little.
 Pressure and heaviness  in stomach, also after eating.  "Sensitive-
 ness  to touch  in  region of stomach.   Marked weakness about n
 a.  m.   Empty, gone or faint feeling.   Burning in stomach. 
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  Sulphuric  acid.   -Coldness and   relaxed  feeling  in  stomach.
Dyspepsia.
  ♦Tabacum.   ♦Sinking at pit of stomach; -sensation of relaxation.
Spasmodic pressure in pyloric region.  Writhing in pit of stomach
—cardialgia.  Sticking in pit  of stomach  through to back.
  Terebinthina.  "Dull pain im epigastrium. Pressure as if  he had
swallowed a  bullet,  which had lodged in pit of stomach.
  ♦Thuja occ   ♦Indurations in stomach.   Pit of stomach swollen,
sensitive. The fluid  he drinks  falls audibly into  stomach, 13.
  Trillium.   -Heat  and burning in stomach, rising up into oesoph-
agus.  Sinking  in stomach,  with  haemorrhages.
  Uranium  nit.   "Said to cure ulceration of stomach.
  Ustilago.   "Goneness in epigastrium; climaxis.   Faint  feeling a
number of times in  epigastrium, with pains  in  region of liver and
bowels. Burning distress in sternum  and  stomach,  with  fine  neu-
ralgic  pains. Repeated, fine, sharp cutting pains  in  epigastrium.
  Veratrum alb.  "Anguish in  pit  of  stomach.   Pains coming grad-
ually,  first in epigastrium,  thence radiating  upward and to both
sides,  reaching to back between lowest points of scapulae;  becomes
agonizing, then graduaiy subsides; shakes with cold—gastrodynia.
Gastric catarrh, great  weakness,   cold, sudden sinking.  Haemat-
emesis, with slow pulse,  coldness, fainting  fits, cold sweat;  nausea
when moving or rising  Chronic weakness of stomach from damp-
ness of climate  and  want of fresh  air;  from abuse of quinine.
  Veratrum vir.   "Sharp, flying pains in epigastrium and umbilical
region passing to pubes.  Excruciating pains, covering a space  size
of hand in lower part of stomach.  Intense drawing, twisting pain in
stomach,  as if it was drawn   tightly against spine, causing pain in
dorsal  region.   Pains  culminate every  five  minutes  in  severe
vomiting.
  Zincum met.   "Spasm of  stomach and hypochondria,  and a con-
striction  in oesophagus, with  dyspnoea and increased  heat  of the
body;  worse  during  inspiration.  Burning in pit of stomach  when
pressing thereon; in evening.   Burning in pit  of stomach  before
breakfast, extending into oesophagus.  Haematemesis. Sensation  of
a worm creeping up from  pit of stomach into throat, causing  cough.
  Zingiber.   "Weak digestion; stomach heavy like a stone; fidg-
ety;  cramps  in soles;  hoarseness. 
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                             REPERTORY.

   Bloated—calc.  ph.,  cinch., dig.,  ign.,  mancin., *nux v., puis.,
sabad.
   Carcinoma—hydras.
   Catarrh—♦ant.  c, graph., hydras., ipec,  kali s., pod.,  stram.,
ver. a.
   Congestion—aeon.
   Diaphragmitis—stram.
   Digestion, indigestion—♦ant.  c, cinch., coloc, ferr.  phos.,  kali
chlor.,  kali s., lach.,  mag.  m.,  mere, nat. phos., nux. m.,  nux v.,
opium, paris,  petrol.,  zinc.
   Disordered—♦ant. c,  caps.,   hep.  s.,  kali chlor.,   lib,  nat.  s.,
♦puis.
   Distention—aloe,  arn.,  ars.,  belb,  bry., calc. ph., cheb, croc,
hell., hep. s.,  lib, ♦lye, mag. ph., ♦mere cor.
   Dyspepsia—am., caul.,  ferr.  phos.,  ipec, kali chlor., lach.,pod.,
ruta, sul. a.
   Flatulence—arg. n.,  gels.,  graph., kali n., lib,  mag. phos., oxal. a.,
puis.
   Gastritis,  inflammation—ferr.  phos.,  graph.,  hyos., iris,  kali
chlor.,  kali n., kali phos., phos.,  sang., stram.
   Haematemesis—am., belb, carb. v., cinch.,  ham.,  hyos., phos.,
stann.,  trill., ver.  a.,  zinc.
   Indurations—ars., kreos.,  mere, phos.,  puis.,  sepia,  sib, spig.,
stram., ♦thuj.
   Irritation—apis, ♦apoc, nux  m.

Pains, gastralgia, cardialgia, gastrodynia—♦abrot,  aethus., agar.,
aib, aloe, am.  c,  ant. c.,  arg. n., ars.,  belb,   bovist.,   bry., cact.,
calc. e, ♦can.  i.,  canth., carb. v., caust.,  cepa,  cinch.,  eup. perf.,
gamb.,  glon.,  graph.,  ham.,  hell., kali c, kali chlor., kalm., kreos.,
lach., mag. m., mag.  phos.,  mancin.,  mill.,  nux  v., petrel., phos.,
♦puis.,  secale,  sepia, stann.,stram., tabac, terebin., ver.  a., ver. v..
   Aching—caps., carb. v., ferr. phos., hydras.,  hyos., lept., nat. m.,
rumex.
   Acute—canth.,  gamb., hydras.
   Beating—ant. t, belb, camph., ferr. phos., graph., ipec, lach.,
nat. s., sabad., sepia.
   Boring—ars., nat. s.
   Bruised—lob.,  nat. c, phyt.                  .
   Burning—♦abrot., acet.  a., aeon., aescul., agar., ambr.,  am. m.,
ant. c, apis, arg.  m.,  ♦ars.,  aur.,  bapt., belb,  bism.,  cact., calad.,
calc e, calc phos., camph., canth., caps., carb.  an., carb.  v., cic,
♦colch.,  coloc, con., cupr.,  dig., dulc, ferr., hell.,  hep. s., hyos.,
iris, kali i., kali n., laur., lept., lob., mang.,  mere, mere cor.,mez.,
nat. s.,   nux m., nux v.,  oxal. a.,  phos., plat.,  ruta, sabad., sabin.,
sang., secale, sepia, sib, stram., sub,  trill., ustib, zinc
   Cardialgia—agar., phos., stann., stram.,  tabac.
   Clawing—carb.  an.,  caust., nat. m., nux v.
   Clutching—ipec. 
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Pains continued.
  Colicky—bapt, colch., iris,  kali n.
  Corroding—sabad.
  Cramps—ante, antt, ars., bapt,  belb, bism., calc ph., carb. an.,
♦carb. v., caust.,  coloc,  ferr.,   gels.,  ham.,  hyos.  kalm.,  lob.,
♦mag. phos.,  mill.,  nat.  m.7 nux m., nux v., phos.,   phyt.,  puis.,
sepia, sil.
  Cutting—abrot.,   arn.,  asaf.,   bry.,  calad.,  calc. c, calc  ph.,
cham.,  ♦coloc,  hydras.,  ign., laur.,  sabad., sib, ustib
  Darting—mere cor.
  Digging—mill.
  Distress—aescul.,  bapt.,  caul.,  eup. perf.,  glon.,  hydras.,  ipec,
iris, lept.,  ♦puis., ustib
  Drawing—arg.n.,  belb,caul., petrol., sabin., rhus, spong., stram.,
ver.  v.
  Dull—gels., hydras.,  hyos.,rumex, terebin.
  Eroding,  excoriating, corroding—aeon., mag. m., sabad.
  Excruciating — aeon., oxal.  a., ver. v.
  Gastralgia,  gastrodynia—♦abrot., +arg. n., cinch., graph., kalm.,
nux  v., petrol., ver.  a.
  Gnawing—♦abrot.,  aescul., am. m.,  arg.  n., belb,  cheb,  cina,
gamb.,  glon.,  ign.,   kali n.,  lach., lith., lye,  mag.   phos.,  mere
cor.,  mill.,  nat. e, phos.,  ♦puis., ruta.
  Grinding—chel.
  Griping—arn.,  carb. an., coloc, ♦graph., lye, mag. phos.
  Jerking—calad., plat, sang.
  Neuralgic—ustib
  Oppressive—absinth.,  am. c,  gels., lob., phos.
  Pinching—agn., arn.,  caust., nat.  s., puis.
  Pressure—aeon., aescul.,  agar., ambr.,  am. c, ant. e, arn., ♦ars.,
asaf., aur.,  belb,  bism.,  bovist.,  ♦bry.,  calc. c,  calc.  ph.,  carb.
an.,caust, cepa., cham., cheb, cic,  cina, cinch., con., ♦cupr., ferr.,
hell., hep.  s., ign., kali bi., kali c,  kali n., kali  s., kalm.,  lach.,
lib,  ♦lye,  mang., mere, nat. c,  *nux v., opium, oxal. a., petrol.,
♦phos., phos. a.,  plat, puis.,  rhus,  rumex, sabad.,  sang.,  secale,
sepia, sib,  spig., ♦sub, tabac, terebin.
  Rawness—con.
  Rending—aethus.
  Sharp—calc. ph., cimi.,  kali n., rumex,  ustib, ver. v.
  Shooting—belb, rumex.
  Sore—ant.  c, apis., ♦arn., bry., carb. an.,  cinch., con.,  cupr.,
dig., gamb., glon., kalm.,  lob., mang.,  ♦mere cor.,  petrol., phyt.,
sang.
  Spasmodic—ant. c, arn.,  belb,  bism.,   carb.  an.,  caul.,  ign.,
iod., kali n.,  ♦mag.  phos., sabad., tabac,  zinc.
  Squeezing—con.
  Sticking—kali n.,  tabac.
  Stinging—arg.  n.,  cham., rhus.
  Stitches—alum.,  am.  m.,  asaf.,  bry.,   calad.,  gamb.,  kali c,
nit.  a., phos., pod.,  puis., sabin., sepia, spong.
  Sudden—aeon., cic. 
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 Pains continued,
   Tearing—aethus., ars., ♦coloc,  petrol.
   Tensive—belb,  carb.  v.,  cheb,  dros.,  kali c, kreos.,  mere,
 ♦nux v., sabin.,  stram.
   Throbbing—ant. t,  belb,  calad., cic, ferr. phos.,  glon.,  ham.,
 mag. m.,  sil.
   Twisting—alum., lye, sabin., sepia,  ver. v.
   Ulcerative—arg. n., cinch.,  gamb., mag. c, spong.,  stann.
   Violent—acet.  a.,  ant.  t, arg. n.,  ars.,  canth., colch., coloc,
 con., cupr., ham., ipec, laur.,  oxal. a., secale, petrol.
   Wrenching—bell.
   Writhing—tabac.

 Parts.
   Blood vessels—ferr.  phos.
   Cardiac orifice—♦can. i.,  nit. a.
   Diaphragm—stram.
   Duodenum—caps.
   Ensiform cartilage—cupr.
   Epigastrium—aloe, ant. t, arn.,  ♦ars.,  asaf., bapt, bell.,  ♦bry.,
 calc. c, calc.  ph., cham., cimi., ♦colch.,  coloc, cupr., dulc, gels.,
 glon., ign., iod.,  iris,  lob.,  mang.,  ♦nux v., ♦plat,  ♦pod., sang.,
 secale,  stann., stram.,  terebin., ustib, ver. a., ver. v.
   Hypochondria—ambr., cact.,  caul.,  cheb, kali chlor., zinc
   Hypogastrium—bapt.,  cimi.
   Intestines, bowels—bapt.,  cinch., gels.,  lib,  lye,  lept.,  mag.
 phos., mill.,  sabin., ustib
   Mucous membrane of—aeon.
   Oesophagus—aeon.,  aethus.,   alum.,   camph., dig.,   ferr.,  hell.,
 ♦puis.,  sabad.,  trill.,  zinc
   Pancreas—iris.
   Pit of—aeon., aescul.,aethus.,   alum., ant c, ant.  t, apis, arg. m.,
 ♦arg. n., ♦ars., asaf., belb, bovist,  bry., calad., ♦calc e,  camph.,
 carb. ah.,  carb. v., caust., cham., cheb, cic, cinch., ♦coloc, con.,
 ♦croc, cupr., dros., ferr.,  ferr.  phos., glon., hell.,  hep. s., hyos.,
 ♦ign., iod.,  ipec,  kali bi.,  kali c,  kali  i., kali s., kalm.,  lach.,
 lachn.,  lept,  lob.,  lye,  mag.  m.,  mag. phos.,  mancin., ♦mere
 cor., mill., nat. c, nat. m.,  nit. a.,  ♦nux v., olean., petrol., ♦phos.,
 phyt, plat., puis.,  rhus,  rumex,  sabin.,  sang., secale,  sib, spig.,
spong.,   ♦tabac,  terebin.,  thuj., ver. a., zinc.
   Praecordia—arn., ign.
   Pylorus—canth., cepa,  con.,  nux v.,  sepia, sib, tabac.
   Scrobiculum—aescul.,  agn.,   aloe,  ambr.,  am.  m.,  aur.,  cact.,
eup. pert, kali e,  kali n., kreos., lye
  Spleen—ferr.
  Sternum—rumex.
  Umbilicus—ars., bapt.,  iris.,  lob., ver.  v.

  Phlegmasia—kali i.
  Pulsations—asaf., cact., cinch., ferr.,  iod.,  olean.,  puis.,  rhus.
  Rumbling, gurgling—gels., lach.,  phos., sabin. 
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Sensations—♦abies n.,  ♦abrot.,  am. m.,  ant.  t, bovist., calad.,
calc.  ph.,  canth., ♦croc,  cupr., ♦dig.,  dros.,  ferr., glon.,  graph.,
ipec, ♦kalic, kalm., lachn., lob.,  lye, mag. phos., mancin., mere,
mill., nat. s., petrol.,  phos., phos.  a.,  phyt.,  plat.,  puis., rhus,
sang., spong., staph.,  terebin., ver.  v., zinc.
  Acidity, as from—abrot., apis,  caps., cinch., kali phos.
  Cold—♦abrot., absinth., camph., caps., carb. an., carb. v.,  cinch.,
cist,  colch.,  kali bi., kali n., laur.,  phyt, sabad., sul. a., ver.   a.
  Constrictive—alum.,  cact,  cheb, ♦graph., mag. c,  mere,  plat.,
sang., secale, zinc
  Contractive—aethus.,  ♦carb.  v.,  ♦cupr.,  dros.,  ♦graph.,   laur.,
pod.
  Crawling—lye
  Empty—aescul., aib,  am. c,  am. m., asaf.,  belb, bry., calc. ph.,
cepa,   coloc, crot.  t., gamb., gels., ♦ign., lib, lye, mill., mur.  a.,
olean., oxal.  a.,  petrol., sabad., ♦sepia, sul.
  Faint—aescul., asaf.,  bapt, carb. an.,  carb.  v., glon., hydras.,
kali n.,  sub,  ustib,  ver. a.
  Fermented—acet.  a.,  croc, ♦plat.
  Fluttering—aescul., calad.
  Fullness, repletion—aloe,  am.  c, am.  m., ant. c,  apis,  arg.  n.,
am.,  asaf., belb, bovist., canth.,  carb. an.,  carb.  v., caul., cinch.,
coloc,  con., gels., graph.,  ham.,  hell., ign., kalibi.,  kali s., lachn.,
lib, lith.,  lob., lye,  mere , mill., nat. s., ♦nux m., nux v., petrol.,
phos., rhus, rumex,  secale, ♦sub
  Gone  feeling—asaf.,  bapt., carb.an., cimi., hydras., phos., sang.,
stann., sub, ustib
  Heat, warmth—am.  c,  apis, ♦ars., belb,  camph.,  caul.,  cic,
ferr.,  kali  bi., lob.,  nux m.,  phyt.,  secale, trill.,  zinc.
  Heavy—agar., arn., calad., cinch.,  ferr., ham., ign., kali chlor.,
♦lye,  mere,  opium, oxal. a., paris,  phos. a., phyt,  rhus,  secale,
♦sub,  zing.
  Hollow—lib, ♦pod.
  Load—calc. c, carb.  an., kali  s., phos. a.
  Lump—graph., kali c, lob.,  mancin.
  Malaise—bism.
  Relaxed—ipec, spong., staph., sul.  a., tabac.
  Scraped—♦nux v., ♦puis.
  Shock—cic, iris.
  Sinking—apoc,  bapt.,  calc. ph.,  cimi.,  crot. t, ♦dig., hydras.,
♦ign., olean., stann., ♦tabac, trill., ver.  a.
  Squeamishness—nat.  s.
  Stone—♦abies n.,  aescul.,   ars., ♦bry.,  calc.  c.,  ♦nux v.,   paris,
♦phos.,  puis., rhus,  sepia, terebin., zing.
  Tightness—aescul., sil.
  Trembling—am. c, arg.  n., caps., ham.
  Uneasy—calc. ph., ferr., mez.
  Weight—aeon., ars.,   calc. c,   carb.  an.,  cepa,  kali s.,  lob.,
oxal.  a., puis., secale,  sil.

  Sensitiveness-—aeon.,  ant.  c, apis, arg. n.,  ars.,   belb,   bry., 
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camph.,   canth., caps., cheb,  cinch.,  colch.,  coloc,  cupr.,  ferr.
phos., gels., glon., hyos.,  iod.,  kali c,  kalm., kreos., lach., lith.,
lye, mag. c, mere, ♦mere  cor., nat.  c, nat. m., nux v., oxal. a.,
petrol., secale,  sepia,  sib, spig., spong., sub, thuj.
  Sunken, retraction—dulc,  hydras.
  Sweat—acet.  a., aeon., ham.,  petrol.,  ver.  a.
  Swelling—♦arg.n.,♦calc.c,  cic, con.,  ferr. phos., nep.s., kali bi.,
kali c, mancin.,  mer., nat. m.,  petrol.,  rhus, thuj.
  Ulceration—arg. n.,  lach.,  lye,  nat. phos.,  resorcin.,  spong.,
stann., uran. nit.
  Weakness—♦ant. c,  arg. n., cepa, crot. t, ♦dig., gels., hydras.,
♦ign.,  kali n., lept., lob.,  mur. a., nat.  m., nux m., paris,  petrol.
sub, ver.  a. 
      CHAPTER XVIII.-HYPOCHONDRIA.
                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
  Absinthium.   "Liver feels  as if swollen.  Pain in spleen, feels as
if swollen.
  Aconitum.  "Anxious feeling in praecordia.  Pressure or constric-
tion in region of liver, with oppression of breathing.   Tension and
heaviness in hypochondria.   Stitches in  region of liver,  taking  the
breath.   Stitches and heat  in diaphragm.
  /Esculus.   "Constant severe aching, from  pit of stomach to right
lobe of liver.   Tenderness  in right  hypochondrium.   Stitches fol-
lowing headache.   Pinching  pain  in right  hypochondrium, with
colic; pain through to back on  inspiring.  Pain in region of spleen.
Congestion  of liver and portal system.
  /Ethusa.  "Lancinating in  right  hypochondiium, in  afternoon.
Painful pressing, burning stitches in left  hypochondrium.   Shoot-
ing in left hypochondrium,  often and long continued.  Soreness and
painfulness  in both hypochondria.
  Agaricus.  "Liver  enlarged, congested.  Sharp  stitches  as from
needles in region of liver; dull stitches during breathing.  Stitches
under short ribs, left side.
  Agnus   cast.   "Soreness  in  region of spleen.   Swelling   and  in-
duration  of  spleen—intermittent   Aching in region of liver, worse
from touch.
  Ailantus.    "Oppression  like  a  stricture  below hypochondria,
very debilitating sensation;  with nausea. Tenderness  over hepatic
region.
  Aloe.    "Painfulness   in   hypochondria,   with   chilliness  and
diarrhoea; painful weakness  of legs. Stitches from spleen  into chest,
or drawing  into loins.  Hepatic region burning;  uneasiness, heat,
pressure  and tension; dull pain,  worse on standing, bends forward.
Stitches from liver  into chest,obstructing respiration.
  Alumina.   "Liver pains as if bruised, ^when  stooping;   stitches
when rising again.   Tearing  from  liver to hip.   Shooting  pain in
region of spleen. 
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   Ambra.  "Pressing pain in small spot in upper right side of ab-
 domen,  though not tender to touch.  Tearing pain in region of spleen.
   Ammonium carb.   "Pressure or  sore  feeling  in right  hypochon-
 drium.   Stitches in left  hypochondrium.   Splenic affections.
   Ammonium  mur.   "Intermittent pains  in  both  hypochondria.
 Stitching and burning in right  hypochondrium,  afternoons, when
 walking.  Splenic stitches,  while sitting, 27.
   Antimonium tart.   ^Region of liver sensitive to touch.   Icterus
 with pneumonia,  especially  of right lung.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Pain  in   hypochondriac   regions,  extending  upwards.
 "Violent burning pain under short  ribs on both sides.  Sensation
 of soreness under the ribs.   Obliged  to bend forward from  a pain-
 ful,  contractive feeling in hypochondria.
   Argentum nit.  "Region of liver sensitive to pressure;  periodical
 attacks of pain about navel  and  liver,  with nausea,   retching  and
 vomiting of tough phlegm.   Tension as from a  band  around  hy-
 pochondria.  Spasms of  diaphragm.
   Arnica.  "Stitches  in  region  of  liver, painful  when  turning in
 bed.   Pressure in region of  liver, below  heart, day  and  night.
 Stitches in splenic region, with soreness on pressure.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Induration and enlargement of spleen  and liver.
 "Painful  bloatedness in right  hypochondrium,  with burning pain.
 Pain in  region  of liver, increased on  pressure.  Stitches in right
 hypochondrium, extending to region of stomach, ending  as  violent
 pressure  over whole abdomen.   Drawing,  stitching pain  under left
 hypochondrium.  Tensive, pressive pain in spleen.
  Arum  tri.   "Pain in liver, front,  then back.   Pain  under short
 ribs.
  Asafoetida.   "Heat  in spleen and belly. Violent pressure  in scro-
 biculum, towards belly, liver, while  sitting.   Stitches as  if   in dia-
 phragm,   right side
  Aurum met.  "Burning heat and  cutting in right hypochondrium.
 Painful accumulation  of  gas below left ribs,  causing stitching pains.
 Pressure in hypochondrium,  as from flatulence, worse after food or
 drink or motion.
  Baptisia.  "Pain in liver from lateral  ligament to  gall-bladder;
can scarcely walk.  Must stir about,  yet  motion is  painful; pain
over gall-bladder.
  Baryta  carb.  QAching  at  a small spot in right hypochondrium,
when drawing a deep  breath, or from  pressure. 
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   Belladonna.   "Region of liver painful  to  touch.   Acute pain in
region of liver;  worse lying on right side; pains go to shoulder and
neck; can  tolerate no pressure  or  jar;  pit  of stomach  bloated.
Colic from gall-stones; indurated liver; jaundice.
   Benzoic acid   -In  region of  liver  constant fine  stitching, mid-
way in  upper portion thereof, not increased by  pressure.  Obstruc-
tion of  liver.
   Berberis vul.   Pressure, also stitching in  region  of liver.  Colic
from gall-stones.   Drawing,  tearing  in  left  hypochondrium, with
sensation during  inspiration, as  if  something  were  torn  loose.
Cramp-like contraction in region of spleen.
   Borax.   "Pressure in left hypochondrium.  Cutting in left  hypo-
chondrium, on walking  rapidly, as if a  sharp, hard, movable piece
was there, with sensation in  abdomen,  as if only hard pieces were
in it, and these were  in motion.  Pressure in right hypochondrium.
Cutting  in  right  hypochondrium,  extending  downwards across
bowels, followed by diarrhoea;  evacuation sudden.
   Bromium.   -Stitches  in hypochondria,  also  from right to left.
   Byronia.  "Tensive pain below false ribs in  right hypochondrium,
especially sensitive on deep inspiration.  Transient stitches in right
hypochondrium,  with painful  sensitiveness of this region  to hard
pressure or deep inspiration.    Burning or stitching pain in region
of liver.
   Cactus.  "Engorgement  of  liver;  acute  or chronic, from  heart
disease.   Feeling as  of  a cord tied   tightly  around lower part of
chest, marking out the attachments of the diaphragm.   Sharp pain
shooting through  diaphragm  and up into chest
   Caladium.   "Stitching pressure and dull pressing jerks in region
of spleen.
   ♦Calcarea  carb.  ♦Tight clothes  about  the  hypochondria are
unendurable.  "Feeling  as if   laced below the  hypochondria, with
trembling and throbbing  in the  epigastric  region.  Tightness  in
both hypochondria.   Pressure in  hepatic region   with every step
when walking,stitches in hepatic region during  and after stooping.
Relieves pain attending  the passage of biliary calculi.
   Calcarea phos.  "Throbbing in  right   hypochondrium   lessened
after belching or passing wind.   Stitches or shooting  in region of
liver, when taking  a  deep breath.   Hardness,  soreness and  pres-
sure in  right side.  Pressure  and soreness in left side.   Stitching 
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 in left  side  while  breathing.  (Gall-stones,  to  prevent  the  for-
 mation of new  ones.—Schussler.)
   Camphora.   "Aching  in the anterior part  of liver.   Constrictive
 pain  below  short  ribs,  extending  to lumbar vertebrae.  Aching
 pressure in both  hypochondria.                                  :
   Cantharis.    Incarcerated flatus under short ribs.
   Capsicum.    "Catching pain in region of liver, or in lower pofJ-
 tion of right  lung, with  each  cough.   Spleen  sensitive, swollen;
 especially after quinine.
   Carbo   veg.  "Hypochondria  painful  to  touch;  clothing  op-
 presses him,  is  unendurable.  Tension or stitches in region of liver.
 Jaundice after too much rich food; from abuse of  mercury.   Press-
 ing, pinching in region of spleen,  quick,  lightning-like  stitches;
 abdomen bloated.
   Carduus m.  "Enlargement of liver and  spleen, especially  if the
 enlargement be transverse; also if accompanied by pains and vom-
 iting;  or where there is  a sternal  patch  on the  skin of a  brown
 color.
   Causticum.-  Stitches in region of  liver.
   Cepa.   "Pressure in region of liver,   with  creeping  chills  along
 the back;  coldness.  Contracting sensation in spleen,  with stitches
 while lying.
   Chamomilla.   "Stitching  pains  in   hypochondria.   Stitches  in
 region of liver,  with frequent chilliness, after vexation.
   ♦Chelidonium.   ♦Pain in hepatic region; "shooting   towards  the
 back.   Stitches in region of liver.   Pressive  pains  in  region of
 liver.   Left  hypochondrium sensitive to   pressure.   Enlargement
 of liver,with constipation and jaundice, and where the enlargement
 is perpendicular;  or where there is enlargement of right lung.
   Chininum ars.  "Left  hypochondriac  region  enlarged; also abdo-
 men bloated in  intermittent  fever.
   ♦Chininum  sulf.   ♦Painful enlargement  of  spleen  after intermit-
 tent; "also with dropsy.   Dull pain  in  region of spleen, disappear1
 ing on pressure; also stitches in  spleen.
   Cinchona.   "Pain in hepatic region as from  subcutaneous ulcer-
 ation;  worse  from  touch.   Swollen,  hard  liver, colic  from gall-
 stones.   Gastro-duodenal catarrh,  after  loss of  fluids or severe ill-
ness.   Enlarged spleen.  Aching, stitching pains  in  spleen when
walking slowly;  pains extend in  direction  of long axis of spleen. 
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  Clematis.  "Bruised pain  in hepatic region  when  touched  or
bending.
  Cocculus.  "Pain as if beaten in  hypochondria.  Pressive  pains
in hepatic  region, increased by coughing and bending over.  Stitches
in hepatic  region.
  ♦Coccus  cact. ♦Pains in left hypochondrium,as from incarcerated
flatulence;  pains  extend to left side of  back  and lumbar vertebrae.
Burning, drawing  in  region of spleen.
  Colchicum.   -Pain  in  right  hypochondrium,  like  from incar-
cerated flatus.  Anxious feeling in praecordia.
  Colocynthis.   "Transient stitches in hepatic region.
  Conium.  "Stitches in hepatic  region.   Painful  tearing  in he-
patic region. Hard swelling of liver.
  Cuprum  met.   ^Drawing pain on left hypochondrium to hip.
  Cyclamen.  "Stitches in region of liver.   Ball-like distention  in
bowels on  right side below liver.
  Digitalis.  "Soreness and hardness in region of liver.
  Drosera.  "Hypochondria painful to touch, and when coughing.
Must support the hypochondria with hands when coughing.
  Eupatorium perf.  "Soreness in region of  liver.  Tight  clothing
is oppressive.
  Ferrum met.   "Tightness in right hypochondrium. Pain in small
of back and liver, all day.  Fullness  in region  of  liver.   Spleen
large after  intermittents.   Shooting  pain  in left  hypochondrium.
Cramp-like sensation in splenic region.
  Fluoric acid.   "Sensitive to pressure in  right  hypochondrium.
Pressing pain in region of spleen and  left  arm.
  Gelsemium.  "Passive  congestion of liver, with vertigo,dim sight
and  fullness of head.
  Graphites.  "Stitches  in right hypochondrium.   Hardness   in
region of liver.   Stitches in left  hypochondrium.  Burning in left
hypochondrium internally,  worse when lying on it.  Cannot bear
tight  clothing   around   hypochondria.   Cutting,   bearing-down
pains in hypochondria  and  hips.
  Guaiacum.  "Constrictive sensation  in  epigastric  region, with
anguish  and difficult breathing.
  Helonias.  "Pain in left  side, as  if  in spleen, which feels as if
distended,  causing a dull ache.
  Hepar sulph.   "Stitches in region of liver; in region of spleen,
when walking. 
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   Hydrastis.   "Torpor of  liver, with  pale,  scanty  stools.   Liver
atrophied—marasmus.  Jaundice,  with  catarrh  of stomach  and
abdomen.   Gall-stone colic; give ten drops of  tincture  every half
hour till relieved.
   Hyoscyamus.   "Stitches or dull pain in region of liver.
   Hypericum. "Sticking or dragging  in right hypochondrium.
   Ignatia.   "Swelling and induration of spleen.
   Iodium.   "Region of liver sore to pressure.  Swelling  of spleen
after intermittent fever.
   Ipecacuanha.  -Pain in  left  hypochondrium.   Diaphragm as if
pressed between two  millstones.
   Iris.   "Cutting in region of liver.   Pain in right  hypochondriac
region; worse from  motion.  Pain above crest of  ilium, right side,
then  left.
   Kali bichrom.   "Dull pain or stitches in right  hypochondrium.
Clay-colored stools; metallic taste;  confusion in  head.   Stitches
in region of spleen; worse  from motion or  pressure.
   Kali carb.  "Stitches in region of  liver,  with tension  across ab-
domen.  Swelling of liver;  abscess.   Icterus.
   Kali chlor.   "(Jaundice  if disease  has  been  caused by a chill,
resulting in a catarrh of duodenum; stools  light colored.   Sluggish
action of liver, sometimes  pain in right side;  light yellow color of
evacuations, denoting want of bile; also  constipation  and  tongue
as at n.—Schussler.)
   Kalmia.   "Pains  in region of liver.
   Kreosotum.  "Stitches in region of  liver.  Bruised pain in region
of liver,  with  sensation of  fullness; must loosen the clothes.   Con-
striction of hypochondria;  cannot tolerate tight clothing.   Pressure
in region of spleen, painful on pressure.  Feeling of fullness,  as  if
he had eaten  too much.
  Lachesis.   "Acute pain  in  liver,  extending  toward  stomach.
Liver complaints at climaxis; after ague; pain as if something had
lodged in right side, with  stinging.  Cannot bear any pressure about
hypochondria.  Contractive feeling in region  of  liver.   Ulcerative
pain about  liver; inflammation  and abscess.
  Laurocerasus.    Sticking pains in liver, with pressure.  Region
of liver distended;  pain as from  subcutaneous ulceration, or  as if
an abscess would burst.   Indurated  liver; atrophic,  nutmeg liver.
  Leptandria.  "Dull  aching  in liver,  worse  near  gall-bladder. 
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Burning distress in back part of liver and in spine. Jaundice with
clay-colored  stools.
  Lithium carb.   "Pressure  in  hepatic  region.  Violent  pain in
hepatic region  between  ilium and   ribs.   Sticking  pain  in left
hypochondrium.
  Lobelia inf.   "Fullness and pressure in hypochondria after eat-
ing.   Pinching in  abdomen,  near edge of liver.
  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Sore pressive pain in region  of liver, on breath-
ing;  aggravated by touch.  "Tension  in region of  liver.   Nutmeg
liver, atrophic form. Hepatitis,  chronic forms;  abscesses; fan-like
motion  of alae nasi; one  hot,  one  cold  foot.   Violent gall-stone
colic.   Tension in  hypochondria as from a hoop.  Tension as from
a cord marking the diaphragmatic attachments; cannot stretch or
stand upright.   Rumbling of wind in  the  splenic flexure of colon.
  Magnesia carb.    v Hardness and stitches in hepatic region.
  Magnesia  mur.    "Pressing pain   in  liver,  when  walking  and
touching it;  worse when lying on  right  side; liver hard  and en-
larged.
  Mancinella.   LPain  in left  hypochondrium.  Rumbling   in left
side  when  bending to  the right.
  Mercurius.   'Region of liver sensitive;  cannot lie on right side;
swollen, hard from induration of liver; stinging,  stitching or press-
ing pains.   Jaundice with  rush  of blood to  head; bad taste; tongue
moist and furred, yellow; soreness in   hepatic region,  from  gall-
stones; with duodenal  catarrh; in the new-born.
  Mercurius biniod.    Aching and full  feeling in right  hypochon-
drium.   Sudden cutting  pain in  region of  liver.   Heavy, painful,
 full  feeling of liver, pancreas and spleen.
  Mercurius cor.   "Stitches  as if  in  middle of liver.
  Mercurius prot. iod.  "Stitches  in  region  of  liver,  better  from
pressure with hand.
  Millefolium.  "Pain  in  region of liver,  at beginning of cartilage
of twelfth rib ; also below.   Piercing  in  right lower ribs.
  Muriatic acid.    Pressing  and tension in  hypochondria.
  Natrum carb. "Stitches in left hypochondrium, worse after drink-
ing very  cold water.  Stitches  in   hepatic  and  splenic  regions
 (chronic hepatic inflammation).
  Natrum mur.  "Dull,  heavy  aching and distention  about  liver,
 after eating, lessening as digestion advances.  Stitches  in  liver,ten- 
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sion; liver inflamed,  swollen; skin  yellow,  earthy.  Stitches  and
pressure in  region  of spleen; spleen swollen.   (Jaundice, with any
of the symptoms present  peculiar  to  this  group of  ailments.—
Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   "Cannot  bear clothing tight about waist.  Stitches
in region of liver  and sensitiveness, when  walking  in  open  air.
Region  of liver sensitive to touch,  stepping,  deep  breathing or,
sudden jar; aching, piercing pains. Must lie on  back;  pain when
twisting either  wav.  Pain in hypochondriac  region  or  above  on
last ribs; also with cough  and purulent  sputum.   Stitches in  left
hypochondrium while walking in open air.   (Diseases marked  by
excessive secretion  of bile and  derangement  of  liver.  Jaundice,
arising from vexation, with bilious evacuation and  tongue as at  n.
Irritable  liver,  bilious  attack,  too much bile, if  after excessive
study, or mental work.—Schussler.)
   Nitric acid.  "Chronic derangement of liver; icterus. Liver enor-
mously  enlarged;  clay-colored  stools.   Spleen  large  after yellow
fever.
   Nux mos.   "Spasmodic  pain from  right to left  hypochondrium,
then in a circle in  lower  part of   abdomen,  followed  by diarrhoea.
"Liver grown" in  children.  Enlarged liver; bloody stools; weight
about liver; pressure as from a sharp body  or stones; swollen feel-
ing.   Diaphragm hurts  with inhalation.   Diaphragmitis,  oppres-
sion of chest,  like  a pressing load, dry cough, loss of breath,  from
getting wet   Enlarged spleen;  loose bowels.  Stitches in  spleen;
must  bend double.
   Nux vom.   "Stitches  in region of  liver;  worse  from  contact or
motion.   Throbbing as from hepatic abscess.  Liver  swollen,  in-
durated, sensitive,  with pressure  and  stinging; cannot bear tight
clothing; caused by high living,  abdominal   plethora, debauchery.
Jaundice, aversion  to  food,  fainting turns; gall-stones.
   Opium.   "Swelling of spleen.
   Oxalic acid.   "Stitches  in liver, relieved by a deep breath.  Con-
tinuous pain in left hypochondrium, as if bruised; stitches.
   Phosphorus.  "Jaundice with  pneumonia or brain disease; during
pregnancy;  from nervous   excitement.  Acute,  yellow atrophy of
liver,  malignant jaundice.   Diffuse hepatitis; liver  hard, large, with
subsequent atrophy.
   Phosphoric  acid.  "Heaviness, stitches, burning of  one  spot in 
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region of liver  in passage of gall-stones; jaundice in scrofulous chil-
dren, and from grief.
  Phytolacca.  "In  right  hypochondrium a  sore spot, not larger
than a dollar, extremely sensitive  to touch.
  Podophyllum.   "Fullness  in right  hypochondrium, with  flatu-
lence,  pain  and soreness.   Stitches worse while eating.  Excessive
secretion  of bile;  great irritability  of liver.   Torpidity  of liver;
jaundice.   Twisting  pain in right hypochondrium,  with  sensation
of heat there.   Chronic  hepatitis;  jaundice;  constantly  rubbing
and  stroking hypochondria with both  hands.   Jaundice with gall-
stones; pain  from  region  of  stomach  to region of  gall-bladder,
with excessive  nausea.  Jaundice with  hyperaemia of  liver;  fullness,
soreness and pain; alternate constipation and diarrhoea.
  Psorinum. "Chronic hepatitis.  Dull,heavy pain in  region of liver;
worse from  pressure  or  lying  on  right  side,  walking, coughing,
laughing,  or taking  a long  breath.   Stinging, sharp  pain in region
of liver and  spleen.  Stitches  in  spleen,  better when standing;
worse when moving, and continuing if again at rest.
  Pulsatilla.  "Darting, tensive pains in hepatic  region.   Sticking
in region  of liver,   also, particularly  when  walking.   Feeling  of
lassitude in hypochondria.
  ♦Ranunculus bulb.   ♦Pain and  soreness in hypochondria,  as  if
bruised.  Stitches in  hepatic region, arresting  breathing, with stitches
and  pressure on top of right shoulder.   "Pulsations  in left hypo-
chondrium.
  Ranunculus seel.   Spleen swollen  after  intermittent  fever and
abuse of quinine.   Dull pressure  about  liver,  worse  from a long
breath.   Stitches  in liver, spleen and  kidneys.
  Rhododendron.    Periodical  crampy  pains  under  short  ribs.
Pressing and drawing,  with feeling of repletion in stomach and op-
pression of  breathing.  Pains as from flatulence, worse in left hypo-
chondrium.   Stitches in  spleen from  walking  fast; tension  when
stooping.
  Rumex.    Pain  in hypochondria,   from coughing,  rapid walk-
ing,  or deep inspiration.
  Ruta.   "Gnawing, pressing  pain   in region  of  liver.   Painful
swelling of  spleen.
  Sanguinaria.     Heat streaming  from breast toward liver.  Liver
torpid;  skin yellow; colic.   Violent  stitches  in region of  spleen. 
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3*1
 Pain in left hypochondrium, worse when  coughing, better from
 pressure, and when lying on left side.
  Secale.  "Enlargement of liver.   Acute pain  in hepatic  region.
 Inflammation and gangrenous liver.  Burning in spleen.
  Selenium.   "Searching pain in region of liver, worse  in  taking
 a long breath, with sensitiveness to external pressure,  followed by
 a red, itching rash in region of  liver.   Stitches in  spleen  when
 walking.
  Sepia.   "Stitches in region of  liver;  also  when  riding, in  left
 hypochondrium.
  Silicia.  "Beating soreness in  liver;  worse   on  motion,  when
 walking and when  lying on right side.   Throbbing ulcerative pain
 in region of  liver,  worse from touch or walking. Hardness, disten-
 tion of liver:  abscess of liver.
  Spigelia.   "Stitches  in region of diaphragm,  left  side, arresting
 breathing.  Heavy pressure in praecordial region, causing constric-
 tion and anxiety; with  cutting and  griping in bowels, as from wind.
  Stannum.   "Occasionally through day, great epigastric weakness
 and hunger,  but cannot eat.  Burning in hepatic region; stinging.
 Boring stitches in  left  hypochondrium.   Hysteric spasms in- region
 of diaphragm.
  Sticta.   "Dull pain in right hypochondrium—catarrh.   Full feel-
 ing in left hypochondrium.
  Sulphur.   "Stitches,  or pressing  pain  in region of liver.   Swell-
 ing and  hardness of liver.  Stitches in spleen, worse when  taking
 a deep inspiration, and when walking.   Stitches in left  side of ab-
 domen, when coughing.
  Sulphuric acid.   "Spleen enlarged, hard and painful; hurts when
 coughing.
  Tabacum.   "Pressure, heaviness  or stitches in liver.
  Taraxacum. "Liver enlarged, indurated.  Pain  in region of spleen
 ■—ague.
  Terebinthina.  "Burning in right hypochondrium.
  ♦Theridion.  ♦Abscess of  liver;   relieves  vertigo  and nausea.
 "Violent, burning pain  in hepatic region, worse from touch; retch-
 ing, bilious vomit.
  Thuja occ  "Stitches in hypochondria,now right, then left.
  Valeriana.   "Sudden  warm rising from epigastrium, with  difficult
breathing—hysteria. 
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  Veratrum alb.   Hyperaemia of liver, with gastric catarrh; putrid
taste, disgust for  food, great pressure in hepatic region, alternating
with vomiting and diarrhoea. Spleen swollen—intermittents. Spasms
of diaphragm during prevailing  south winds, in persons  with  cold
hands, great oppression and anxiety  of  chest   Diaphragmitis and
peritonitis,  vomiting, coldness.
  Zincum  met.   JCramp-pains  in  region  of  liver, with  dyspnoea
and  hypochondriasis after eating.   Liver  enlarged, hard  and  sore
to touch; feet swollen; vomits bloody phlegm.   Sitches in spleen,
worse from pressure.
  Zingiber.   "Heavy pain  in  right hypochondrium,  toward the
back, worse from  deep breathing.   Stitches in  spleen, stinging.

                            REPERTORY.

  Bloated—ars.
  Catarrh—cinch., hydras., kali chlor.,  mere,  sticta., ver. a.
  Clothes cannot  be endured tight—♦calc c, carb. v.,  eup. perf.,
graph.,  kreos., lach., nat.  s.,  nux  v.
  Diaphragmitis—nux v.,  ver. a.
  Distention—laur.,  nat.  m.,  sil.

Pains—aescul., aethus., aloe, ♦apis, ars., arum,  aur., bapt, calc.c,
carb. v.,  card, m.,  ♦cheb,  ♦chin, s., cinch.,   ♦cocc c,  colch.,
ferr., fluor.  a., helon., ipec, iris,  kalm., lach.,  lith., mancin., mill.,
nat.  s., oxal. a.,  pod.,  ♦ranunc,  rumex,   sang.,   secale,  selen.,
sul.  a.,  tarax.
  Aching—aescul.,  agn.,  baryt,   camph.,  cinch., helon.,  lept,
mere b. i., nat.  m., nat.  s.
  Acute—belb, cact., lach.
  Bearing-down—graph.
  Beaten—cocc,  sil.
  Boring— stann.
  Bruised—alum., clem.,  kreos., oxal. a.,  ♦ranunc
  Burning—aethus., aloe,  am. m.,  apis, ars., aur., bry.,  *coce  e,
graph.,  lept., phos. a,, secale,  stann., tarax., therid.
  Catching—caps.
  Chronic—cact.
  Cramp-like—berb., ferr.,  rhod., zinc.
  Cutting—borax, graph.,  iris, mere b.  i,  spig.
  Darting—puis.
  Distress—lept.
  Dragging — hyper.
  Drawing—ars.,  berb., ♦cocc  c,  cupr., rhod.
  Dull—aloe, calad.,  chin,  s., hell., hyos.,  kali bi., lept., nat. m.,'
psor., ranunc s.,  sticta.
  Gnawing—ruta.
  Intermittent—am. m.,  arg.  n., rhod. 
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Pains continued.
  Jerks—calad.
  Lancinating—aethus.
  Oppressive—aib, nux m.
  Piercing—mill., nat.  s.
  Pinching—aescul.,  lob.
  Pressure—aeon., aethus., aloe,  ambr., am. c,  arn., ars.,  asaf.,
aur.,  berb.,  borax, calad., calc.c,  calc. ph., camph., carb. v., cepa,
cheb,  cocc, kreos.,  laur., lith., lob.,  ♦lye,  mag. m., mere, nat.
m., nux in., nux v.,  ♦ranunc b.,   ranunc.  s.,  rhod.,   ruta,  spig.,
sub, tabac, thuj., ver.  a.
  Pulsations—ranunc. b.
  Sharp —cact, psor.
  Shooting—aethus.,  alum., cact.,  calc. ph.,  cheb, ferr.
  Sore—aethus.,  agn., am. c,  apis, arn., calc ph., dig., eup. perf.,
iod.,  ♦lye,  mere, phyt.,  pod., ♦ranunc b., sib, zinc
  Spasmodic—nux m.
  Sticking—hyper.,  laur., lith., puis.
  Stinging—lach., mere,  nux  v., psor., stann., zing.
  Stitches—aeon.,  aescul., aethus.,  agar.,  aloe, alum.,  am.  c,
am.  m.,  arn.,  ars.,  asaf.,  aur., benz.  a.,   berb.,  brom.,  bry.,
calad., calc c, calc.  ph., carb. v.,   caust.,  cepa,  cham.,  cheb,
chin, s., cinch.,   cocc, coloc,  con.,  eye, graph.,  hep. s.,  hyos.,
kali  bi., kali  e,   kreos.,  mag. c,  mere,  mere cor., mere p. 1.,
nat.  e,nat.m., nat.s., nuxm.,  nux v.,  oxal.a., phos. a., pod,psor.,
♦ranunc b., ranunc  s., sang., selen., sepia, spig.,  stann., sub,
tabac, zing.
  Tearing—alum., ambr., berb., con.
  Tensive—aeon., aloe,  arg. n.,  ars.,  bry.,  carb. v.,  kali c, lye,
nat.  m., puis., rhod.
  Throbbing—calc. c,  calc.ph.,  nux v., sib
  Twisting—pod.
   Ulcerative—cinch.,lach., laur.,  sil.

Parts.
   Diaphragm—aeon., agar.,  arg. n., asaf.,  cact, ipec, lye, nat.m.,
spig., stann.,  ver. a.
   Duodenum—cinch., kali chlor.,  mere
   Epigastrium—calc.c, guaiac, stann., valer.
Liver—absinth., aeon.,  aescul., agar., alum., ant. t, arg. n., am.,
♦ars., arum,  asaf., bapt, belb, benz.  a.,  berb.,  bry., calc.c, calc
ph., camph., caps.,  carb.  v.,  card, m., cepa, cham., ♦cheb,  cinch.,
clem., cocc,  coloc, con., eye,  dig.,  eup. perf.,  ferr.,  hep. s.,
hydras., hyos., iris,  kali chlor., kalm., kreos.,  lach.,  laur., lept.,
lith.,  lob.,  ♦lye,  mag.  c, mag.  m., mere, mere b. i., mere cor.,
mere p. i., nat.  e,  nat  m., nat. s.,  nit.  a.,  nux v., pod.,  psor.,
puis., ♦ranunc  b.,   ruta,  selen., sepia,  sib,  stann., sub,  tabac,
tarax., ♦therid.,  ver. a.,  zinc.
   Abscess—kali e,  lach., laur., lye,  nux v., sib,  ♦therid.
   Atrophy—hydras., laur., lye, phos. 
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Liver continued.
  Congestion—aescul., agar.,  cact., gels., pod., ver.  a.
  Derangement—nat. s.,  nit.  a.
  Enlarged—agar., ♦ars.,  card,  m.,  cheb,  chin,  ars.,  mag!  m.,
nit. a., nux m.,  phos., secale, sib, tarax., ver. a., zinc.
  Gall bladder—bapt., lept
  Gall-stones —belb, berb., calc. c, calc. ph., cinch., hydras., lye,
mere, nux m.,  nux v.j phos.  a., pod.
  Gangrene—secale.
  Hard, indurated—♦ars., belb,  calc. c,  cinch., con., dig., graph.,
laur., mag.  c, mag. m., mere,  nux  v.,  phos.,  sib,  sub,  tarax.,
ver. a., zinc.
  Inflammation,  hepatitis—lach., lye, nat.c,  nat. m., phos., pod.,
psor.,  secale.
  Jaundice, icterus—ant.  t, belb,   carb. v.,  cheb, hydras., kali e,
kali chlor.,   lept.,   mere,  nat. m.,  nat. s.,  nit. a.,  nux v.,  phos.,
phos. a.,  pod., sang.
  Nutmeg—laur., lye
  Obstruction—benz a.
  Swollen—absinth.,  cinch., con., kali  c, mere, nat. m., nux  m.,
nux v., sib,  sul.
  Torpor—hydras., kali chlor., pod., sang.
  Pancrea—mere  b. i.
  Praecordia—aeon., colch., spig.
  Ribs—agar.,  apis,  arum.,   bry.,  camph.,  canth.,  lith.,   mill.,
nat. s. ,rhod.
  Scrobiculum—asaf.
  Side, Left—aethus.,agar., am.c, ars.,aur., berb., borax,  calc.ph.,
cheb,  chin,  ars.,  ♦cocc c,  cupr., ferr.,  graph.,  ipec,  lith.,
mancin., nat. s., ranunc.b., rhod.,  sang., sepia, spig., stann., sticta.
  Right—aescul., aethus., ambr., am. c,  am.  m., ars., asaf., aur.,
baryt.,  borax, bry., calc. ph.,  colch., fluor. a.,  graph., hyper.,  iris,
kali  bi., kali chlor., lach., mere b.  i., phyt., pod.,   sticta, terebin.,
zing.
Spleen—aescul.,  agn.,  aloe, alum.,  ambr.,  am. m.,  arn.,  ♦ars.,
asaf.,  berb.,  calad.,  caps.,   carb. v., ♦chin.  s.,  cinch.,  ♦cocc,
ferr., fluor a.,  helon.,  hep. s., ign.,  kali  bi.,  kreos.,  mere b.  i.,
nat.  e, nat.  m., psor.,  rhod., ruta,  sang.,   secale,  selen.,  sub,
sul. a., tarax.,zing.
  Enlargement—♦ars.,   ♦chin, s.,  cinch.,  ferr., nit.  a.,  nux  m.,
sul.  a.
  Indurated—arn., ♦ars., ign., sul. a.
  Swollen—absinth.,  agn., caps.,   ign.,  iod.,  nat.   m.,  opium,
ranunc s.,  ruta, ver.  a.
  Umbilicus—arg.  n., carb. v.

Sensations—berb.,  borax,   cact., calc.  e,  cepa,  helon.,  ipec,
lach.,  lye, puis.
  Cold—cepa. 
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Sensations continued.
   Constrictive—aeon., camph., guaiac, kreos.,  spig.
   Contractive—apis,  berb., cepa, lach.
   Fullness—ferr.,  kreos., lob.,  mere b. i., pod., rhod.,  sticta.
   Heat—aeon., aloe, asaf., pod., sang., valer.
   Heavy—aeon.,  mere b. i., nat. m., phos. a., psor., spig., tabac,
zing.
   Tightness—calc. c, ferr.
   Weight—nux m.

   Sensitiveness—aescul.,  agn.,  aib,  arg.  n.,  ars.,  baryt,   belb,
bry.,  caps., carb.   v.,  cheb, cinch.,  clem.,  dros., fluor.  a.,  iod.,
kreos., ♦lye, mere,  nat. s., nux v.,  phyt., selen.,  sib, therid.,
zinc.
   Spasms—arg. n.,  stann., ver.  a. 
           CHAPTER  XIX.—ABDOMEN.
                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Distended abdomen—haemorrhoidal  colic,  chlo-
rosis, marasmus.   Hard lumps  in different  parts of  abdomen—
marasmus.   "Weak,  sinking in bowels.
  Absinthium.   "Bloated around  waist in abdomen.   Bloated with
flatus.
  *Acetic acid.  ♦Ascites.    "Bellyache  with rumbling  in  bowels,
diarrhoea and  violent delirium.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Abdomen swollen,  burning  hot, and  sensitive to
touch  Meteorism,  vomiting, inability  to  urinate.  Burning  and
cutting in intestines,  -worse from  pressure or lying on  right side.
Colic forces  him  double,  yet relieved in no position;  inflamma-
tory, after  a  cold.   Umbilical region  hard,   swollen—seat  worms.
Cutting extending  in  a  circle, from spine to abdomen. Incarcerated
hernia, with  bilious vomiting.
  jEsculus.   "Burning  distress,  soreness  and  aching  at navel.
Abdomen  tender to touch;   sense  of  fullness and throbbing in it.
Rumbling in  bowels,  with cutting  about  navel.   Cutting in  right
inguinal region.   Flatulent, or flying pains in bowels.
  /Ethusa.   "Coldness  of abdomen and lower  limbs, with aching
of bowels, relieved  by warm, wet  applications.  Bluish black swell-
ing of abdomen.   Colic, followed by vomiting, vertigo  and weak-
ness.
  *Agaricus.   ♦Passing  of  much  inodorous flatus;    distention.
Loud rumbling in  bowels.
  Agnus cast.  "Rumbling  in abdomen during  sleep.   Abdomen
sensitive  to pressure.  Incarcerated  flatus.  Feels as if entrails were
sinking down; constantly  inclined  to  support bowels with  hands.
Violent contracting bellyache, coming suddenly in  morning  with
bearing down—suppressed menses.
  Ailantus.    "Weak, burning, uneasy feeling in bowels, as of ap-
proaching diarrhoea.  Tympanitis;  slight rumbling in bowels.
  ♦Aloe.   ♦Heaviness in hypogastrium;  in  rectum;  dragging down
in abdomen.   A feeling  of  weakness  in abdomen  as  if diarrhoea
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would result.   "Pulsation in region of navel.  Distention of abdo-
men, especially the epigastrium,  with flatus moving about;  worse
after meals; during menstruation; on motion,  Gurgling of flatus in
descending colon; worse after eating. Abdomen  painful, especially
about navel; twisting, griping about navel;  must sit bent forward;
urging to stool,with passage of only flatus.  The abdominal muscles
pain when rising  from a recumbent  posture, or when touched, when
standing erect, or when pressing to  stool.
   ♦Alumina.  "Flatulent colic; ♦painter's colic.  "Colic  in morning.
Abdomen seems to  hang down heavily  like  a load, when walking
afternoons.  Reaching too high strains the abdominal muscles.  Pains
worse sitting bent.  Pressing in both  groins,  toward genital organs,
evenings. Stitching, pressing pain in  region of abdominal ring,  like
from hernia.
   ♦Ambra.   ♦Sensation of  coldness   in  abdomen.  "Distention of
abdomen; accumulation of much flatus, which  subsides without be-
ing passed.  Coldness of one side of abdomen.  Colic, sometimes
followed by diarrhoea.
   Ammonium carb.  "Large elastic  swelling in left  groin,  even-
ings; bruised pain therein; cannot lie on left side; on awaking both
swelling and pain gone. Stitches through abdomen.  Colic and pain
between  scapulae.  Cutting pain with  retraction of abdominal walls.
Pressure about navel like from a button.
   Ammonium mur.   "Bellyache,  griping pains about navel.  Heav-
iness in lower abdomen, like from a load, with  anxiety  as  if the
abdomen would burst; ceases after sleep.   Distention  of abdomen.
Stitches  in abdomen above left hip.  Pain from right side of pubes,
hip and small of back, cutting and stitches from both  os pubes to
small of  back, with urging to urinate evenings.
   ♦Anacardium.   ♦Pain around the navel,  as if a blunt  plug were
squeezed into the intestines.   Continual rumbling in the abdomen,
especially in umbilical region.   Pinching and  griping  in abdomen.
   Antimonium crud.  "Abdomen very much distended.  Incarcer-
ated flatus, costive.  Rumbling  in abdomen.  Pinching and sen-
sation as if diarrhoea would come on.  Sensation  of emptiness in
intestines,  going off after a meal.  Colic with loss of appetite, hard
stool,  red urine.   Hard  gland   in left  groin, painful  to pressure.
Cutting in bowels, with  watery diarrhoea.
   Antimonium tart.  "Abdomen  feels  as if stuffed full of stones, 
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though he ha? eaten nothing and it does not  feel hard.   Pressure
and aching in hypogastrium, with  cold shivers.   Violent colic, as
if bowels would be cut to pieces.   Cutting around umbilicus. Vio-
lent soreness in right groin.   Shifting of flatulence with  rumbling
in bowels and diarrhoea.
  ♦Apis.  ♦Feeling as if intestines were bruised—dysentery,ascites.
Peritonitis with exudation;  often with metritis; urine scanty, dark.
Walls of abdomen tense; sensitiveness of ileo-ccecal region—typhus.
"Fullness and  enlargement  of abdomen.   Rumbling in abdomen.
Sickly feeling in abdomen inclines  him to sit quiet. Violent cutting
pains in abdomen.   Soreness of bowels and abdominal walls,  felt
when pressing upon them or sneezing. Aching, pressive pain in  hypo-
gastrium, with bearing down in uterus.  Burning, stinging in bowels.
  ♦Apocynum.   ♦Ascites;  abdomen distended and painful,
  Argentum met.   "Tympanitic  puffing  of right  side of abdomen.
Sore to hard pressure;  slowly  lessened  after wind passes.   Loud
croaking in  abdomen, with hunger.  Wind colic   Distention  of
hypogastrium, which was exceedingly sensitive to contact. Contrac-
tion  and tension of abdominal muscles;  has to walk bent forward.
  ♦Argentum nit.   ♦Flatulence. "Fullness  and heaviness of abdo-
men, with anxiety, impeded respiration; after  supper.   Rumbling,
gurgling, wind cannot  pass.   Tension  in abdomen.   Cannot  bear
to be touched.   Constriction in  bowels as  if  tightly tied  with a
band.   Bearing down in hypogastrium.  Haemorrhoidal colic  morn-
ings, during cold, misty weather.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Offensive flatus;  smelling  like rotten eggs.  "Hard
swelling of  right side of abdomen,  with severe pain when touched.
Sharp  pain  from side to side through abdomen.  Colic with  stran-
gury.  Pains  around the navel when moving.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Abdomen  distended and painful.   Violent,  burn-
ing pains,  with intolerable  anguish; has   no  rest   anywhere; rolls
about  on  floor, despairs of life.   Swelling  of  inguinal glands.
"Rumbling  in  bowels.  Cutting  pains  in  abdomen.   Pains about
navel aggravated by  lying  on back.  Groins:  contractive pain  in
left; as if sprained in right,when stooping;  digging, burning like  a
boil; stitches.
  Aurum met.  "Colic, frequent   discharge of wind.   Spasmodic
contraction of abdomen,  with  great anguish, inclined to suicide.
Heaviness in abdomen, with icy coldness of hands  and  feet.  Ascites
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389,
    Baptisia.   -Distress; dull  pain  in umbilical region.   Distention
 of abdomen;  fullness;  flatulence,  rumbling,  feels as  if  vomiting
 would relieve; musty stools.   Sharp,   shooting  pains   in  bowels.
 Dull, aching  distress  in  bowels.   Right  iliac region sensitive.
 Abdominal muscles sore on  pressure.  Glands of left  groin swol-
 len;  painful on walking.
    *Baryta carb.   ♦Abdomen  distended,  hard.   "Cutting  in  hypo-
 gastric region at night.    Distention  and fullness above pubes, as
 if  parts would burst, when lying on back.   Tension  and sensitive-
 ness of abdominal muscles.
    ♦Belladonna.   ♦Painfully distended  abdomen, very  sensitive to
 touch.  Violent cutting pressure in abdomen, now here, now  there.
 Tenderness of abdomen, is aggravated by least jar of bed, or chair
 on which she  sits; obliged  on walking to step  witn great care for
 fear of a jar.  During the pain, the transverse colon protrudes like
 a pad all  the way  across the  abdomen.   Clawing  around  navel,
 better from pressure.  Abdomen distended,  hot.  Loud rumbling
 and pinching  in belly.  Colic,  as if a spot in abdomen were seized
 with the  nails, a griping, clutching, clawing.   Great pain in right
 ileo-ccecal region; cannot bear  the  slightest touch,   not even  the
 bed cover.  Tenderness  even  to slight pressure, especially   over
 ovarian region.
   Berberis.  "Colic-like  pains, especially about  navel.   Pressure
 and tension in groins, as  if a  hernia  would   develop;  especially
 when  walking  and standing.  Itching  or pressure  in  region  of in-
 guinal glands,  with pain from  touch as if they would swell. Stitch-
 ing, tearing or burning in  the   skin of abdomen, mostly about the
 navel.  Rumbling in bowels.
   Borax.    Flatulent distention after  every  meal.   Pain  in abdo-
 men as if diarrhoea would set  in.   Pinching in abdomen with diar-
 rhoea.   Stitching and pressing pain in  groin.   Belly soft,  flabby,
 sunken.
  Bromium.   "Tympanitic  distention  of  abdomen,  and  passage
 of much wind.    Griping and colicky pains.
  ^Bryonia.   ♦Passage of offensive  flatus.   "Griping  pains  about
-navel.  Rumbling  and gurgling in bowels.  Sudden painful  cuttings
 in intestines, with a feeling as though one were digging him with
the fingers, compelling  him to bend  double,  relieved  by profuse,
pasty evacuations. Great sensitiveness of abdomen.   Pain  in abdc- 
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men,  flying  upwards.   Stitches  and  other  pains  in  abdomen,
which hinder respiration.
  Cactus.  "Insupportable heat in abdomen, as though  something
burned  him  internally.   Wandering  pains  in  umbilical  region,
which cease  and  recur periodically.
  ♦Calcarea carb. ♦Abdomen hard and very much distended. Swell-
ing and painfulness of inguinal glands.   -Frequent  severe cramp
in intestinal  canal, especially in the evening and night, with cold-
ness of thighs.   Sensation  of pressure,  or pressing  from above
downward, or  from   before backward   in abdomen.  Mesenteric
glands swollen and hard in children. Obstructed flatulence.  Writh-
ing,  twisting pain  in abdomen, about umbilical region.  Flatulence
and gurgling in right side of abdomen.
  Calcarea phos.   "Empty,  sinking  sensation  around  navel, or in
the whole belly.   Motion  in belly, like something alive.  Cutting,
pinching, sharp colic, followed by diarrhoea. Burning in region of
navel; in whole abdomen,  rising up into chest  or into throat. Ach-
ing soreness  and  pain  around navel,  lessens  after passing fetid
flatus.  Oozing of bloody fluid from navel of infants.  Aching sore-
ness,cutting,  drawing in left groin,  later  in right.   Abdominal wall
tingling, numb; quivering or aching.
  Camphora.   -Coldness in upper and lower abdomen, followed by
burning heat therein.
  Cantharis.    ^-Abdomen  swollen  and  tympanitic above;  yields a
dull sound below.   Great distention and tenderness  of the belly.
Cutting in abdomen as from knives, with burning. Violent  burning
pain  through the whole  intestinal tract,  with painful  sensitiveness
to touch.   Cutting, stitching or burning in  groins.  Abdominal
symptoms  are apt  to be in sympathy or  consonance  with  those in
distant  parts.    Hard  tumefaction  from  above  symphysis pubes,
with  burning pains in loins.
  Capsicum.    "Colic around umbilicus with mucous  stools, some-
times streaked with  blood;  every stool  is  followed  by thirst,
and every drink  by shuddering; must go to stool immediately after
drinking, passing nothing  but mucus.   Burning  pains  in belly.
Cutting in bowels as from wind  before stool.   Sore pains  in abdo-
men  and loins.  Hard  pushing or sticking sensation in a  small spot
in  left   iliac region.  Abdomen  distended;  suffocative  arrest  of
breathing,  or painful pressure in lower part of  back. 
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  Carbo ani. "Abdomen greatly  distended;  much   annoyed  with
flatus.   Painful sensation in right lower  abdomen,  as if something
would be squeezed through.   Soreness in abdomen  from coughing.
Hard buboes, begin to suppurate; or, maltreated  cases with callous
edges,  ichorous,  offensive discharge.
  *Carbo veg.   ♦Colic  from flatulence;  abdomen full to bursting;
worse from least food, better from passing  flatus.  Abdomen greatly
distended; better from passing wind up or down.  "Burning, lancin-
ating in epigastrium, and   deep in  abdomen;  worse  from eating;
with anguish, flatulency,  diarrhoea.   Abdomen feels as  if hanging
heavily; walks   bent.  Meteorism,   with  loud  rumbling;  fetid  or
odorless flatus.
  Caulophyllum.  -Distention of abdomen  with tenderness.  Rum-
bling in bowels.   Spasmodic and flatulent  colic.  Spasmodic action
of the muscular tissues  of intestines from   irritation  of  the  motor
nerves,  or from rheumatism.
  Causticum.  "Pains in abdomen,  must bend  double; worse after
least nourishment,  or from tightening the clothes.  Colic in  morn-
ing; pain radiates to back and chest. Stitches  in right  side of ab-
domen.   Flatulency, loud rumbling and rolling in bowels. Tumid
abdomen in children.
  Cepa.  "Colic pain  in region of  navel,  worse  sitting;  better
walking.  Violent  pain  in hypogastrium to  the  left, with urging
to urinate; burning micturition.   Annoying pains over  the middle
of groin.  Pressure in left inguinal  ring.
  ♦Chamomilla.   ♦Pain in abdomen from side  to  side just  above
the navel,  corresponding  to transverse colon;  commencing  in the
right and going over to  left.  "Feeling  of griping and  chilliness
inside of abdomen,  passing  downwards into legs as  far as  knees.
Wind colic,  abdomen distended like a drum; wind passes in small
quantities without  relief, relieved by applying  warm  cloths.  Ab-
domen tympanitic and  sensitive to  touch.   Constricting  pain  in
abdomen and back; she kicks,  grates her teeth, and screams. Drag-
ging toward  the  abdominal  rings, as if  the  parts were too weak
and  hernia would appear.
  ♦Chelidonium.  ♦Pain  across the umbilicus, as  if  the  abdomen
were constricted by a string.   "Colic, with  nausea, and  retraction
of navel.  Abdomen distended; feels full  and uncomfortable.  Rum-
bling, gurgling, pinching and cutting in bowels.  Spasmodic  draw-
ing pains in  both inguinal regions. 
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  Cicuta.    Colic,  with  convulsions,  also vomiting.  Distention
and painfulness of abdomen.   Chronic, painful hernia.
  Cimicifuga.  "Periodical  colicky  pains,  better bending double
and after stool.   Flatulence, causing sensation of fullness.  Severe
pains in bowels, small  of  back  and  down  limbs.    Excruciating
pain in bowels, much rumbling and wind. Sharp  pain across hypo-
gastrium.   Abdominal muscles sore.
  Cina.  "Pinching,  or  cramp-like  pressure,  transversely  across
the epigastric region, after a meal.  Boring pain about navel, passes
off when pressing thereon.   Painful twisting  about  navel.   Abdo-
men hard and distended.
  ♦Cinchona.   ♦Abdomen tympanitic.   Fermentation  in  abdomen
from eating fruit.   "Pressing,aching below navel. Flatulence from
excessive tea drinking.   Colic better  bending double.  Colic worse
at night and after eating. Colic at a  certain hour each afternoon—
infant's colic.  Abdomen distended, wants  to belch.   Abdomen as
if packed, not relieved by belching.  Tympanitic abdomen; pressure
as from a hard body;  or  spasmodic,   constrictive pains, from  in-
carcerated flatulence; worse at night  or  after depletion;  also in
typhus, worse mornings.  Strangulated  hernia; gut black;  after  op-
eration.
  Cistus.  -Cool  feeling in  whole abdomen. Flatulence and bruised
pain in hypochondria;  evening and night.
  ♦Clematis.  ♦Swelling  and induration  of inguinal  glands,  with
jerking pains.  "Lancinating pains from  abdomen to  chest, aggra-
vated by breathing,  also  during  micturition.  Increased  sensitive-
ness of both inguinal regions.
  ♦Cocculus.  ♦Great distention of abdomen.  Constrictive pinch-
ing in epigastrium, taking away the breath.  Spasmodic, flatulent
colic about  midnight;  passing  flatus  without  relief; aggravated
when coughing.  Painful inclination to an inguinal  hernia,  "Emp-
tiness  and  sensation of hollowness  in  abdomen.   Sensation in ab-
domen  as if sharp  stones  rubbed together on  every movement.
Great rumbling in bowels.
  Coffea.   "Colic as  if  the  stomach   had  been  overloaded, as  if
the abdomen would  burst; cannot suffer  clothes to be tight on the
abdomen; exceedingly painful,driving  to desperation.   Continuous
pinching in the iliac region.   Pressure in abdomen  as from incar-
cerated flatulence. 
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   Colchicum.  -Flatulent distention of abdomen, with less frequent
 and less  copious stools.   Pressing,  tearing, cutting or  stitching
 pains in  abdomen.  Tympanitis.  Colic aggravated by eating; after
 flatulent  food;  with great  distention  of abdomen, until  diarrhoea
 sets in; better from bending double.
   *Colocynthis.  ♦Cramp-like pain in both sides of abdomen; worse
 after pressure  or leaning with abdomen  against a table.  Collection
 of fat in  abdomen ever  since her first  confinement.   Colic so dis-
 tressing that they soek  relief by  pressing  the  corner of table or
 head of bed post against the abdomen.   Abdomen distended  and
 painful.  Terrible   contractive   twisting,  griping,  cutting  pains,
 mostly about the umbilicus; has to bend double, being worse in
 every  other  posture;  great restlessness   and loud screaming  on
 changing position; worse at intervals of  five or  ten  minutes;  dis-
 charge of stool or flatus affords  temporary  relief.  Feeling  in ab-
 domen as if the  intestines   were being  squeezed  between stones.
 Isolated deep stitches, sometimes in left, at other times in right
 flank,  apparently connected with the ovaries.   °Pain in groin,  like
 from  hernia, and on pressure sensation  as if a  hernia  were reced-
 ing.
  Conium.   "Swelling of  abdomen.  Stitches  extending  from ab-
 domen to right side  of chest.   Pinching  pain   in abdomen  as if
 diarrhoea would set  in.  Colic  from incarcerated  flatus.   Cutting
 in abdomen before  the emission  of flatus.   Very  sensitive  across
 abdomen.   Aching pain in  hypogastric  region.   Frequent stitches
 in anus.
  Crocus  sat.  "Sensation  in abdomen as if  something living were
 jumping about, with nausea and faintness.  Stitches  in abdomen
 arresting  respiration, with  uterine inflammation.
  ♦Croton tig.   ♦Swashing in intestines,  as from  water.  "Abdomen
 full and distended  with  griping pains  about  navel.   Unpleasant
 sensation  of emptiness and hunger; rumbling  in abdomen.  Gur-
 gling in intestines as though only water were  in them, mostly on
left side.  Griping  about umbilicus.  Colic better  from  hot  milk.
  ♦Cuprum  met.  ♦Abdomen tense, hot and tender to touch.  Spas-
modic  movements of abdominal muscles.  Violent intermittent colic;
 cutting, drawing pains.  "Cramps in  abdomen.   Violent  cutting,
colicky, drawing  pains in abdomen; abdomen drawn in; colic  not
increased  by pressure.  Violent  spasms in abdomen and upper  and 
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lower limbs,  with penetrating and distressing  screams.  Intussus-
ception of bowels, with singultus, violent colic, stercoraceous vom-
iting and great agony.   Big abdomen of children.  Inguinal glands
swollen.
  Cyclamen.   "Full feeling in abdomen.  Distention  of abdomen.
Intestines painful to touch. Stitches in umbilical  region.  Stitches
or pinching in abdomen.  Cramp-like  pains.   Running and crawl-
ing in  bowels as of something alive.  In left inguinal canal, stitches,
itching.
  ♦Dioscorea.  ♦Constant  distress in the umbilical and hypogastric
regions, with severe cutting, colic-like  pains every few minutes in
stomach and small  intestines.   Griping, cramping  pains in  the
umbilical region.  Rumbling in  bowels and passing large quantities
of flatulence.  "Pains  in the inguinal regions extending to testicles.
Bowels sore  and  tender to pressure.
  Drosera.   "Bellyache after sour food.   Stitches in  right side of
abdomen, while sitting.   Stitch from left loin  into penis.
  ^Dulcamara.   ♦Colic, as from taking cold.   Colic as if diarrhoea
would  occur.   "Cutting about navel.   Dropsy  of abdomen.   Swell-
ing of  inguinal glands  from a cold.
  Eupatorium perf.   "Violent  colicky  pains in  upper  abdomen;
with headache and other pains.    Abdomen full and tympanitic.
  Eupatorium purp.  Rumbling in bowels   Lower abdomen swollen
and hot.   Colic all over abdomen after voiding urine.
  Ferrum met.   "Abdomen hard, distended,  but not with flatulence.
Rumbling with pain  in small  of  back  and  kidney,  and  slight
urethral soreness when  urinating.  Flatulent colic at night, with
violent rumbling.   Bowels feel   sore when  touched, as if bruised,
or weakened by cathartics.
  Ferrum phos.    (Peritonitis. — Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.   "Sensation of  emptiness in region of navel, with
desire  to take a deep   breath;   better  from  bandaging or eating.
Great  tension and dropsical swelling of  abdomen.
  Gambogia.   "Pinching  in abdomen  immediately  after eating.
Frequent severe pinching  in entire  abdomen  without  urging; or
with diarrhoea and burning in anus,  with relief of pain.  Rumbling
and rolling in bowels.  Inflation and tension  of abdomen, with pinch-
ing in  umbilical  region.
   Gelsemium.  "Acute catarrhal enteritis,  during  damp weather 
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 warm or cold.   Gnawing  pain in  transverse colon.  Wandering,
 pinching wind colic, less  when sitting  erect; more  beginning  to
 move, less during continual-motion.   Periodical colic, with yellow
 diarrhoea; evening.  Griping  in lower abdomen,relieved  bypassing
 copious, bilious stools.  Tenderness  in  right  iliac region  during
 typhus.   Rumbling  in abdomen  with discharge  of wind  up and
 down.   Sensation of soreness  in abdominal walls.
   Glonoinum.   "Rumbling in  bowels, belching, passing offensive
 flatus.   Cutting, mostly below  navel (wakens one in morning).
   ♦Graphites.  ♦Great  distention   of  abdomen,  hardness.  Full
 abdomen  as from incarcerated flatus.   "Cramp in lower abdomen.
 Pain  in  abdomen  in  left  side when   lying  on  right  and vice
 versa.   Burning pains radiating  through abdomen  in  gastralgia,
 Accumulation of serum in  abdominal  cavity.  OZdema of  external
 abdomen.  Itching of abdomen.  Large blisters on raised base from
 navel to spine.  Herpetic  eruption  in groins.  Glandular swelling
 in groins.
   ♦Guaiacum.  ♦Inguinal hernia.   "Great accumulation of wind in
 whole abdomen.   Pinching in  abdomen from accumulatedflatulence,
 receding towards  rectum  until emitted.   Twitches  in  abdominal
 muscles.
   Hamamelis.  "Cramps in stomach and transverse colon two hours
 after a hearty dinner.  Flatulence.  Burning  in epigastrium  and
 umbilicus.
   Helleborus.  "Griping,  pinching about navel, followed by gelat-
 inous stools.   Gurgling as if bowels were full of water.  Abdomen
 swollen, distended; painful to touch. Ascites,especially after scarlet
 fever; in scrofulous children.   Excessive  colic, weakness,  features
 sunken,  face  cold,  pale, covered with clammy sweat; pulse thready;
 thin diarrhoea.
   Helonias.   "Motion and  rumbling  in  abdomen,  as  if diarrhoea
 would come  on; cramps in  stomach.   Colic  pains  in  hypogastric
 region, off and  on  all day.   Burning in lower third of abdomen.
   ♦Hepar sulph. ♦Abdomen distended  and tense.  "Contractive pain
 in abdomen.  Fermentation above  navel, with  eructation  of hot
 air.  Colic with  dry, rough cough.   Rumbling in abdomen.   Swell-
 ing   and suppuration of inguinal glands.
   Hydrastis.   "Burning in region of navel  with "goneness," faint-
ness  in  epigastrium.  Loud rumbling and  dull  aching  in hypo- 
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gastrium and  small of back; worse  moving.  Cutting,  colicky pains
with heat and  faintness, with  constipation;   better  after passing
flatus.   Cutting in hypogastrium, extending to testicles;  fainlness
after  stool.   Sharp pain in ccecal  region.  Sharp  pain in  region
of spleen,  with dull  pain  and burning  in stomach and  bowels.
Dull  dragging in groins;  cutting   pains  extending   into testicles-
Pains in groin, as if he had strained himself,clothing uncomfortable.
  ♦Hyoscyamus.  ♦Cutting low  down  in  abdomen.    Colic  as if
abdomen would burst;  presses the fist into sides; cutting, vomiting,
belching,  screaming, hiccough. Abdomen distended, sore to touch,
tympanitic. Umbilicus open, urine oozing through it.   Enteritis or
peritonitis, with  typhoid  symptoms.  Abdominal  muscles  sore.
Roseola on abdomen.
  Hypericum.   -Tympanitic distention of abdomen,  relieved  by
stool.   Cutting in  region of navel.  Pinching pains, diarrhoea, with
catamenia.
  Ignatia.   "Periodical abdominal  spasms.  Drawing and pinching
in umbilical region.   Colic pains,  first griping, then stitching in;
one or the other side of abdomen.   Flatulent  colic.
  Iodium.   "Swelling  and distention of  abdomen.  Incarcerated
flatus in left  side  of  abdomen.   Violent  throbbing of  abdominal
aorta.   Swelling of inguinal glands.
  Ipecacuanha. "Griping  as from  a  hand, each finger seemingly
pressing sharply into   intestines; better during rest;  much worse
by  motion.    With  every  movement cutting, almost   constantly
running from   left  to  right.   Flatulent  colic with frequent  loose
stools.  Cutting about  the  umbilicus.   Inguinal  hernia,  readily-
reducible.
  Iris.  "Colicky pains intermittent, about navel before each spell
of vomiting.
  Kali bichrom.  "Tympanitis; abdomen feels  bloated,  followed by
eructations. Stitches through abdomen extending to spinal column.
Cutting as from knives soon after eating.   Colic alternating  with
cutting  at  navel, during the night.
  ♦Kali carb.   ♦Fullness,  heat  and great  distention  in abdomen?
immediately after  eating  a little.    "Epigastrium  swollen,  hard,
sensitive;  pulsations therein; pains in hepatic and umbilical region,
also on  both sides of inferior parts of stomach, down into bladder
and testes.  Cutting,  shooting,  darting,  stitching all  over abdo- 
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men.   Tension across  abdomen; heaviness,  inactivity,  coldness.
Incarcerated flatus with colic.
   Kali chlor.  "(Peritonitis, second remedy; this,with ferr. phos.,
generally cures.—Schussler.)
   Kali iod.  "Sudden, painful  bloating of abdomen, or about navel,
followed by diarrhoea.   Cutting and burning around umbilicus.
   Kali nit.  "Violent  colic,  right  side  most;  worse  after veal;
incarcerated  flatulence;  evening.  Stitching  pains  in  abdomen;
lower  limbs cold;  affected  parts  feel  numb, as if made of wood —
peritonitis.  Complaints in abdomen,  worse from holding  breath.
   Kalmia.  "Sudden  pains in  paroxysms, across abdomen  above
umbilicus from lower  border  of liver downward toward the  left,
then ceasing in right  side; worse from motion, better when sitting
up; abdominal neuralgia.   Incarcerated flatus with nausea.
   Kreosotum.   -Ulcerative pain in abdomen.   Pain  in region  of
umbilicus.  Abdomen  distended  and   tense, like  a  drum,  without
being  hard or painful.   Abdomen not  distended, but hard.   Burn-
ing in bowels.   Labor-like  pains  in  abdomen, with  drawing  in
upper abdomen extending to small of back, and  pressing  toward
the lumbar vertebrae, with  flushes of  heat  in  face, palpitation  of
heart,  frequent pulse  and  inneffectual urging  to urinate;  finally
small quantities of hot urine are passed;  after the paroxysm, chill
and discharge of milky leucorrhoea.  Sore pain  in abdomen during
deep inhalation.   Painful sensation of coldness  in abdomen.
   Lachesis.  "Painful distention and  flatulence; can bear  no pres-
sure.  Burning  like fire in hypogastric  and lumbar regions.  Cutting
in right side of abdomen.  Causing fainting attacks.  Swelling  in
coecal  region; must  lie on back  with  limbs  drawn  up—typhlitis.
Abdomen hot,  sensitive;  painfully stiff from loins down the thighs;
pus formed—peritonitis.
   Lachnantes.    "Cutting  in upper part  of abdomen  from left  to
right.  Twirling and twisting in upper  part of abdomen, two inches
above  navel.    Fermentation  and rumbling.  Much flatulence  in
abdomen  during pneumonia  nervosa. Sensation of heat through ab-
domen, feels as if the bowels would move;  an evacuation   relieves
head.
   Laurocerasus   "Pinching about  the umbilicus.   Colicky  pains
in afternoon, and tearing pains in vertex  at night.   Sensation like
the falling of a heavy lump from just above  umbilicus to  small  of 
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back, produced  by talking or  overexertion, also with  spasmodic
pains in  cardiac region.
  Ledum.   -Sensation of fullness in upper part of abdomen.  Colic
every evening.   Pain as if diarrhoea  would  set in,  from umbilicus
to anus,  with loss of  appetite and  cold feet.   Pain  in loins  after
sitting.   Ascites.
  Leptandria.   -Rumbling and distress in whole bowels, especially
in  hypogastrium, with  black  stools.    Constant, dull  aching  in
umbilical region.   Sharp, distressing  pains  between navel  and
hypogastrium.
  ♦Lilium  tig.   ♦Sensation as  if   diarrhoea would  come on,  also
passing off by urinating.  '-Dragging  down of  whole  abdominal
contents, extending to organs  of  chest.  Must support abdomen-
Bloated abdomen  after a meal, continuing  after a  diarrhoeic dis-
charge.   Abdomen distended, with  moving of flatulence, better from
passing of  wind up or down.   Abdomen  sensitive  to pressure  or
jar.   Abdominal walls sore,  previous to  stool.  Abdomen distended
and sore after menses. Weak,  tremulous feeling extending to  anus.
Skin of abdomen feels stretched and  stiff.
  Lithium carb.   "Feels swollen  as  if distended with wind.  Vio-
lent pain across upper part of abdomen.  Pain  in left  abdominal
ring,  like a pressing  from within  outward.
  Lobelia  inf.   "Pain in abdomen worse after eating.  Rumbling
in bowels,  and passing of flatus downward.   Sudden,  sharp  pain
in left side  of  abdomen.  Abdomen   distended, with  shortness  of
breath.   Tympanitis.
  *Lycopodium.   ♦Sensation of something heavy lying on left side
of abdomen.   Excessive fullness and distention  of abdomen  from
flatulence.   Much flatus accumulates  here  and there in abdomen,
in hypochondria, in back,  in  region of ribs   and  chest,   causing
tension and bubbling, relieved by empty eructations.  Tension and
pain in abdomen from incarcerated flatulence.  "Sensation of some-
thing moving up and down  in  stomach  and   bowels.  Spasmodic
contraction in abdomen.   Spasmodic pains  in  right  side  of  abdo-
men,  extending into  bladder, with   frequent urging to urinate.
When turning on right  side a hard body seems to  roll from  navel
to that side—ascites.  Peritonitis with hepatitis and  diaphragmitis.
Ascites from liver  affections,  after  abuse of  alcohol.   Abdomen
distended;  feet cold;  indurations.   Great fermentation in abdomen; 
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 rumbling; croaking; rattling; also with colic and discharge of much
 flatus.   Brown spots  on  abdomen.   Hernia  (right  side).   Renal
 colic in right  ureter to bladder;  red sand in urine.  Skin of abdo-
 men is painfully  sensitive.
   ♦Magnesia carb.   *Griping, cutting and rumbling in  the whole
 abdomen, followed by thin green stools, without tenesmus.  "Press-
 ing,  spasmodic, contractive colicky pains; relieved by green stools.
 Colic followed by leucorrhcea.   Great heaviness in the bloated ab-
 domen.
   Magnesia mur.   "Tearing stitches in loins; tearing in  abdomen.
 Tingling stitches in abdominal muscles.   Colic in evening,extend-
 ing to thighs,  followed by fluor albus;  hysteria.  Abdomen  tense,
 sore  as if bruised, sensitive to touch.
   Magnesium  phos.  "(Flatulent colic of children, with  drawn up
 legs; forcing patient to bend double;  pain eased by friction,warmth
 and eructations; in umbilical  region;  remittent,  gripes,  crampy
 pain.—Schussler. )
   Mancinella.   "Pains  in abdomen  through the bowels after drink-
 ing water.   Intestinal  colic,  with fainting, with  constipation and
 diarrhoea in alternation.
   Manganum acet.   "Warm  contraction  extending from  middle of
 abdomen to chest, with nausea.   Cutting in region of  navel when
 taking a  long  inspiration.   When walking, sensation  as  if  bowels
 were loose and shaking about.   Abdomen distended,  bloated.
   *Mercurius.   ♦Abdomen distended and painful.  Inguinal  glands
 swollen or suppurating.  "Tense,  hard,  swollen or sensitive;  full-
 ness and  tenderness across  epigastrium  and hypochondria.   Colic
 from  cold, from evening air, from  worms.  Enteritis,  lancinating
 pains; bloody,  slimy  stools,  sweat, with  relief.   Hard,  painful,
 hot swelling in ileo-ccecal region—typhlitis. Peritonitis with purulent
 exudation, especially with  typhlitis.   On walking bowels shake as
 if  loose.
   Mercurius biniod.  "Distended abdomen about navel, with pain at
 that part  on pressure.   Colic followed by stool.   Uneasy sore feel-
 ing all over bowels.
   ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Bruised pain in abdomen, especially in  coecal
 region and over transverse colon.   "Bloated  abdomen, very  pain-
 ful to least touch.   Cutting below navel.   Pain  and distention in
colon, especially transverse portion. 
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  Mercurius prot. iod. "Hardness  of abdomen as from flatulence.
Burning in umbilicus as from  a hot coal.   Faint, sick feeling in
hypogastrium before  stool.   Indolent bubo.
  Millefolium.  "Wind colic  in the hysterical  or hypochondriacal;
colic during menstruation.   Incarcerated hernia.   Ascites.
  ♦Muriatic acid.   ♦Hernia.   "Cramps in abdomen.   Fullness and
distention  of abdomen, from  small quantities  of food.
  Natrum  carb.   "Colic,  with constriction  around   stomach;  or,
contraction of navel and  hardness  of  integuments  of abdomen.
Hard,  bloated,  swollen abdomen.   Accumulation of  flatus; loud
rumbling;  swellings here and  there,   as from incarcerated  wind.
Flatus changing place and causing pain.
  Natrum   mur.   "Abdomen  swollen,  rumbling  and  incarceration
of flatus. Colic with nausea,  relieved by  emission of  flatus.  Burn-
ing in  intestines.
  Natrum  phos.   "(Colic  of  children  with symptoms of acidity,
such as green, sour smelling  stools.—Schussler.)
  Natrum  sulf. "Pain of a dead,heavy character going through from
abdomen to back   Burning  in abdomen, bruised pain in  bowels;
griping, relieved  by kneading the abdomen.  Abdominal flatulency,
rolling and rumbling,  incarcerated  on right side; collects  at night,
causing great pain.   Feeling  of  fullness.   Piercing  pain  in right
flank, with nausea.  Pain in  right flank, as if distended.   (Bilious
colic with  bitter taste in mouth, and tongue as at n.   Bilious  de-
rangement  if too  much bile is secreted, with or without tongue as
at n.   Heat in lower bowel, with  green discharges.—Schussler).
  Nitric acid.  "Incarcerated flatulence in upper part of abdomen;
worse morning and evening.    Abdomen  distended with flatulence,
very tender.   Gurgling in left  side  of abdomen; cold  feet; fetor
oris. Pain  in  abdomen when  walking; must bend over;  pain  settles
in ileo-ccecal region;  dull,  sore, tender. Inguinal  hernia,  also chil-
dren.   Burning over whole abdomen,  2 to 3  p. m. Stinging sore-
ness when  touched.  Swelling  and suppuration of inguinal glands.
Inflamed buboes.
  Nux mos.   "Weight in upper part of abdomen; lower part tense.
Cutting, pinching in epigastrium and navel.  Abdomen enormously
distended.   Sore  navel,even ulcerated.  Umbilical hernia.  Cutting,
pinching about navel, better  from pressure;  flatulency, diarrhoea.
Crampy, forcing down pains  in bowels and anus. 
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   ♦Nux vom.  ♦Flatulent distention of abdomen after eating. Sen-
sation of weakness in inguinal ring,  as if a  hernia  would  occur,
or pain as if a hernia would become incarcerated.  "Pressure under
the short  ribs, as  from  incarcerated  flatulence;  worse  mornings
and after  meals.   Colic from indigestion,  with water-brash; worse
after coffee, brandy or overeating.   Flatulent  colic with pressure
upward, causing  dyspnoea; and downward, causing urging to stool
and urination.    Periodical colic  before breakfast or after  meals.
Colic from suppressed haemorrhoidal flow.   Hernia.   Tension  and
fullness in loins,  abdomen and renal region; haematuria;  abdominal
plethora.
   Oleander.   "Stitches  and gnawing  about  navel.   Rolling  and
rumbling  in the intestines, with  emission of a great quantity  of
fetid flatus.
   ♦Opium.   ♦Violent griping  and cutting in abdomen.  Pressive
pain in the abdomen, as  if the intestines  would be  cut  to  pieces.
"Distended with  flatus; anti-peristaltic motion, belching  and vom-
iting;  bowels seem absolutely  closed,  but with constant  urging  to
stool  and  urine;  anxiety,  flying  heat  internally,  stupefaction.
Crampy intestinal motions;  rolling up as of a hard  body in right
hypochondrium—ileus.   Colic from lead. Hard,  bloated,tympanitic
abdomen.   Laxness of abdominal organs.  Incarcerated umbilical
and inguinal hernia.   Nephralgia.
   Petroleum.  -Awakes toward morning, with pinching colic, better
from bending double.  Cold feeling in abdomen.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Sensation  of great  weakness and  emptiness  in
abdomen;  must  lie  down.   Incarcerated flatus;  loud  rumbling  in
abdomen;  emission  of   much  flatus.  "Very sensitive abdomen,
painful to touch;  rolling  and  rumbling in abdomen; during  and
after drinking.  Painful feeling of weakness  across  the whole ab-
domen; worse in  hypogastric region, after a short  walk.   Shooting
in abdomen, with empty  feeling.   Sensation  of coldness in abdo-
men.   Abdomen  flaccid  with  chronic loose bowels.   Tympanitis,
mostly about coecum  and transverse colon.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.  ♦Meteoristic distention of abdomen,   "rum-
bling  and  gurgling; noise as from water.
   Phytolacca.  "Griping  and cramps  in abdomen.  Burning, grip-
ing pains  in umbilical region.   Rheumatism extending to abdom-
inal muscles.  Bearing down pains. 
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  *Platinum.   ♦Pressing and bearing down in abdomen, extending
to pelvis.  "Painter's colic; pain   in umbilical  region,  extending
through into back; patient  screams and tries to relieve the pain
by turning into all possible positions.
  *Plumbum met.  ♦Violent colic;  abdomen retracted to the spine,
as if drawn in  by a string.  Excruciating pains in umbilical region
shoot to other  portions of abdomen and body,  somewhat  relieved
by pressure.    "Cutting,  contractive pains,  with restless  tossing;
better from rubbing or hard pressure.   Constriction of  intestines;
navel violently retracted.  Abdomen hard as a stone;  knots in  recti
muscles; anxious, with cold sweat and  deathly  faintness.  Large,
hard swelling in  ileo-ccecal region,  painful  to  touch  and motion —
typhlitis. Inflammation and gangrene of bowels. Incarcerated hernia.
Intussusception with colic and fecal vomiting.
  Podophyllum.   "Pain  in bowels at  daybreak, better from ex-
ternal warmth  and bending forward while lying on side; worse lying
on back.   Frequent but transient abdominal pains, during the  day,
better from pressure.   Rumbling in ascending colon.   Sharp  pain
in right groin, preventing motion, later months of pregnancy.
  Psorinum.   -"Colicky  pains,  better  passing  fetid flatus.   Pa!in
in abdomen while riding.   Abdomen  distended.   Painful  bearing
down, with painful burning micturition.  Stinging,  sharp pains in
inguinal glands.  Pain through right groin when walking.  Inguinal
hernia.
  *Pulsatilla.  ♦Flatulent colic,  loud rumbling and gurgling; flatus
moves about in abdomen, especially in  evening.  Pressure in abdo-
men and small of back, as from  a stone; limbs  go to sleep while
sitting;   ineffectual desire to  stool.    Drawing,  tearing or forcing
down pains in abdomen,  like labor pains.   "Colic from  cold,  with
diarrhoea;  from ices,  fruits, pastry, from getting feet wet.  Pain in
lower chest and abdomen, obliging her  to bend forward.  Abdomen
and stomach distended; she must  unlace.   Cutting  and  dragging
in hypogastric region, round to  loins,  making her  faint.   Painful
sensitiveness of abdomen to touch.  Lumps  in  both  groins,  hard
and painful.
   Rhododendron.  "Distention  in upper  part  of abdomen,   with
dyspnoea, evening and morning.   Much rumbling in abdomen  with
eructations and discharge of fetid  flatus.  Colic  at  navel,  or  feel-
ing of repletion after eating. 
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   Rhus tox.   "Soreness,  as if  beaten in hypochondria, and  still
 more  in abdomen; worse  in side lain  on, when  turning, when  be-
 ginning to move.   Abdomen bloated,  especially after eating.   En-
 teritis or peritonitis,  with typhoid symptoms.  Colic, he must walk
 bent;  worse at night;  also after getting wet.   Typhlitis.  Sensa-
 tion as if something were torn  off in abdomen   Visible  contrac-
 tions  of abdomen above navel.
   Rumex.   "Griping near  navel,  partly relieved  by a discharge of
 offensive flatus;  flatulent  colic   soon  after a  meal.   Sensation of
 hardness or fullness in abdomen, with rumbling.
   Ruta.   "Gnawing pain about  navel.   Colic  in  children  from
 worms.   Colic,  with burning or gnawing pains.
   Sabadilla.   "Turning and twisting  through whole abdomen, as
 from a lump.   Spasmodic  contraction of  abdominal  muscles, left
 side,  with burning pains; he bends over to left side.  Sensation as
 if a ball of thread was moving  and turning  rapidly  through abdo-
 men.   Cutting in bowels, as with knives.  Burning,  boring, whirl-
 ing in region  of navel.   Bloated abdomen.   Sensation   as though
 abdomen was  sunken in.   Rumbling in  abdomen,  as if  empty.
   Sabina.  "Tympanitis; bloatedness  of abdomen; rumbling in the
 evening in a warm room.    Labor-like pains in abdomen down to
 groins.  Soreness of abdominal  muscles.   Pressing down toward
 genitals.   Slight sensation  of motion  in abdomen,  as if  something
 were alive.
   Sambucus.   "Colic pain, with discharge of much flatulence, from
 taking cold.  Painful pressure in abdomen, with  nausea when lean-
 ing against a hard edge.  Great soreness in  abdomen.
   Sanguinaria.  -Flatulent distention of  abdomen,  in  evening,
 with escape of flatus from vagina  (os uteri being  dilated).   In-
 durations in abdomen.   Cutting bellyache from  right to left iliac
 fossa,  thence to  rectum.   Soreness  in  abdomen  aggravated  by eat-
 ing.   Colic, with torpor of  liver.   Feeling as from hot water pour-
 ing in  from breast into abdomen, followed by diarrhoea.
  Sarsaparilla.   "Rumbling, with  sensation  of emptiness in abdo-
men.   Burning or  cold feeling  in abdomen.   External abdomen
very sensitive to touch.
  Secale.   "Distention of  abdomen.   Flatulence,  with   rumbling.
Painful  sensitiveness  and  rumbling  with  continued  nausea and
confusion of  head.   Pain  in lower abdomen  preventing  an upright 
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posture,  even forcing him to lie  doubled up in  bed.   Continued
bearing down in  lower  abdomen.   Burning in abdomen. Cold feel-
ing in abdomen and back.   Strong pulsation  in  umbilical  region.
Lumps and welts in abdomen; in affections of uterus.
  ♦Sepia.  ♦Pressure and heaviness in abdomen. "Colic with great
distention and sensitiveness  of abdomen, recurring toward evening.
Rumbling in abdomen,  especially  after  eating.   Abdomen  puffed
up.   Pot-belliedness of mothers. Brown  spots on abdomen.
  ♦Silicia.  ♦Abdomen distended, hard and tense.  Emission of very
offensive flatus.  "Pressure, clothing across abdomen feels too tight,
after eating.   Colicky pains  in lower abdomen, with  straining and
increased pain during stool.   Colic from worms;  with constipation
or difficult stool; with 3'ellow  hands, blue nails; with reddish, bloody
stools.   Abdominal pains relieved  by warmth.  Flatulence, much
rumbling.  Distended,  hard, hot abdomen, especially  in children.
Inguinal glahds inflamed.  Inguinal hernia.
  Spigelia.   "Cutting colic at navel.  Pressure in umbilical  region,
as from a hard lump.
  Spongia.   "Rumbling in abdomen, worse evenings and mornings.
Violent action of abdominal  muscles during  inspiration.  Viscera
drawn up against diaphragm.  Swelling and  inflammation of (left)
inguinal  gland.
  Squilla.   "Cutting pain in abdomen as from flatulence.  Painful
sensitiveness of abdomen and region of  bladder.
  Stannum met.   "Empty feeling after eating. Cutting about navel,
with bitter  eructations, hunger  and  diarrhoea;  better  from  hard
pressure.   Hernia,  better from pressure on  abdomen.  Abdomen
sore as from  subcutaneous ulceration.
  Staphisagria.   "Swollen   abdomen (in  children),  with  much
colic.  Colic after lithotomy, with  urging to  stool,   or with urging
to urinate and squeamishness,  worse after food or drink. A feeling
of weakness in abdomen,  as  if it would  drop, wants to hold it up.
Spasmodic cutting  in abdomen, after eating and drinking.   Painful
swelling  of inguinal glands.
  Sticta.  "Rumbling in abdomen  as  if   full  of yeast, with  severe
pains from sternum to  spine.
  Stramonium.   "Heat and anxiety in abdomen. Wind in abdomen
wakens her; screams,  thinking herself full of  creeping  things.  Ab-
domen hard,  tense; tympanitic; distended  but  not hard.  Colic 
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 with rumbling, violent,  coming on suddenly, in evening, with  faint
 sensation and cold shivers,
   ♦Sulphur.   *Griping pains about  navel,  relieved by emission of
 flatus.   Distention of abdomen.   Rumbling and gurgling  in abdo-
 men.   Fullness and tension in abdomen,  as from incarcerated flat-
 ulence.   Pressure downward  in  abdomen,  toward  anus.   Painful
 sensitiveness of abdomen to touch,  "as if internally raw and sore.
 Intestines feel as if strung  in knots,  worse from  bending  forward.
 Rolling and rumbling in bowels  as  if  empty.   Incarcerated flatu-
 lence in left side of abdomen,  with  heaviness,  fullness and  consti-
 pation.  Colic after eating or drinking,obliging one to  bend double,
 worse from sweet things.   Painful  swelling  of  inguinal   glands.
 Big abdomen and  emaciated limbs, with children.
   ♦Sulphuric acid.   ^Weak feeling  in abdomen,  as if the menses
 would appear.  ♦Labor-like  pains  in  abdomen, extending   to  hips
 and back.   Colic,  with  sensation as  if  hernia would protrude.
 Violent  protrusion of an inguinal hernia.
   Tabacum.   Gurgling in  abdomen.   Shifting of flatulence.  Ab-
 domen  tympanitic,  costive.  Violent burning, must shriek,  horrible
 pains.   Spasms  of  bowels.   Violent   contractions of  abdominal
 muscles;  navel retracted.   Strangulated  hernia; nausea,  deathly
 faintness, cold; cold sweat;  vomiting; sudden cerebral  hyperaemia.
   Taraxacum.   "Motions in abdomen,  as  if bubbles were  forming
 and bursting.  Abdomen puffed—jaundice.  Stitching pains, espec
 ially in sides.
   *Terebinthina.   ♦Excessive  distention of abdomen;  meteorism,
 colic, constipation.    Worms;  with foul breath, choking sensation,
 dry, hacking cough; burning and tingling  in  anus, with sensation
 as if ascarides  were crawling about; sometimes with spasms.
   Theridion.   -Pain in groins  after coitus; in groin on motion.
   *Thuja occ   ♦Abdomen  enlarged  and  puffed;   protrudes here
 and  there as from the arm of a fetus; movements and  sensation as
 if  something were alive, without  pains.   "While sitting stitching
 in abdomen,  as from needles.   Upper part of abdomen drawn  in.
 Flatulence, as if an animal were crying  in abdomen.   Ileus; spas-
 modic stricture, as if something alive were pushing out. Soreness
of navel.  Painful swelling of inguinal  glands.
  Valeriana.  "Abdomen distended,  hard.  Colic,  hysterical,  espec-
ially evenings in bed; after dinner; from haemorrhoids; from worms. 
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   ♦Veratrum  alb.   ♦Colic,  cutting,   griping,  and twisting, espec-
 ially  about navel;  better after stool;   as if intestines were twisted
 in a knot; flatulent; cold sweat.    After cold;  after  abuse of qui-
 nine; from fruits and vegetables.  Abdomen swollen and sensitive;
 no flatus either way; cold sweat, with  burning pain,  twisting, cut-
 ting,  with  nausea  and  vomiting, worse  from food;  better  after
 wind passes.   Peritonitis, with vomiting and diarrhoea, skin cold;
 features sunken, pulse small, weak; restless, anxious.   Great sink-
 ing and empty  feeling.   Intussusception of  bowels; great  anguish;
 rushes  about  bent  double, pressing abdomen.   Cold feeling in ab-
 domen.   Abdomen  distended,  very  sensitive; colic   Incarcerated
 hernia,  not inflamed;  anti-peristaltic  action.   Cold sweat.  Protru-
 sion of inguinal hernia,  during cough.
   ♦Veratrum  vir.  ♦Pain and soreness  across abdomen,   just above
 pelvis.   "Abdomen as  if drawn in, following   cramp  in  stomach.
 Pains at right of umbilicus, passing   down  to groin.   Enteritis,
 with  high fever, great  vascular excitement, vomiting; dark, bloody
 stools.
   Zincum met.   "Pressure  and  tension  in abdomen.   Flatulent
 colic, worse from wine, toward  evening,  or during  night, and at
 rest;  loud rumbling and  rolling; retraction of abdomen;  hot, moist,
 fetid  flatus, passing off without relief;  lead colic.   Violent bearing
 down in  abdomen,  after  a difficult, scanty stool;  relieved  by pass-
 ing  flatus.  Inguinal  hernia.
   Zingiber.    Contracting  colic  passes  through  abdomen  while
 standing; soon  after, desire for stool.   Sore  pain in a small place
 right side of  abdomen.   Flatulency; costive; gout.  Sharp pain in
 left iliac  region.
                            REPERTORY.

   Ascites,dropsy—acet.a., ♦apis,♦apoc, aur., dulc, fluor. a., graph.,
 hell., led.,  lye, mill.
   Bloated —absinth., cupr.,  kali bi.,  kali i., lib,  mag.  c, mang.,
 mere cor.,  nat. c,  opium,  rhus, sabad., sabin., sepia,  sub
   Bubbling—lye
   Buboes—carb. an., mere  p.  i.,  nit.  a.
   Croaking—arg. m.,  lye, thuj.
   Distention—♦abrot.,  agar., aloe,  ambr., am. m., ant. c, apoc,
 arg.  m., ♦ars., bapt., ♦baryt., ♦belb, borax, brom., ♦calc c, canth.,
caps., carb. an., carb.v., caul., cham., cheb,cic, cina, cinch.,cocc,
 coff.,  colch.,  ♦coloc, crot. t, eye,  ferr.,  fluor. a., gamb.,  ♦graph.,
 hell., ♦hep. s.,  hyos., hyper., iod., ♦kalic,  kreos., lach.,lib, lith.,
 lob.,  ♦lye,  mancin., mang.,  ♦mere, merc.b.  i., mere cor., mur.a., 
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  nat. s.,  nit. a., nux m.,  ♦nux  v.,  opium, ♦phos. a.,  psor.,  puis.,
  rhod., sang., secale, sepia, ♦sib, stram.,  ♦sub,  ♦terebin.,  valer.,
  ver  a.
    Enlarged—apis, cupr., sepia, sub, thuj.
    Eruptions—graph.,  hyos.,  lye, sepia.
    Fat—coloc.
    Fermentation—♦cinch., hep. s.,  lachn., lye, sticta.
    Flabby, flaccid —borax, phos.

    Flatulence—absinth,  aescul.,  ♦agar., aloe, ambr., ant. t,  ♦arg. n.,
  aur.,  bapt.,  borax,  brom., calc. c, carb.  an., carb. v.,  caul., caust,
  cham.,  cimi., cinch., cist.,  cocc,  colch., coloc, ♦dios., ferr.,  gels.,
  guaiac, ham., hydras., ign.,  ipec, lach., lachn., lib, lith.,  lob.,
  ♦lye,  mag. phos.,  mere p. i.,   nat. c, nat.  s., nit. a., nuxm.,
  ♦nuxv., opium,  ♦phos., puis.,  samb.,  sang.,  secale,  sib,  squill.,
  stram.,  ♦sub, tabac, thuj., ♦ver.  a., zinc, zing.
    Fetid—calc  ph., carb.  v.,  olean., psor., rhod.,zinc
    Incarcerated—agn., ant. c,  cinch.,  coff.,   con.,  ♦graph., iod.,
 kali c,  kali n.,  kalm., ♦lye, nat.  c, nat. m.,  nat. s., nit.a, nux v.,
 opium,  ♦phos.,  ♦sub
    Inodorous—agar.,  carb.  v.
    Offensive—♦arn., *bry.,  glon., rumex, ♦sib

    Gangrene—plumb.
   Gurgling—aloe,  arg. n., bry., calc. c, cheb, crot. t,  hell., nit. a.,
 phos.  a., ♦puis.,  ♦sub, tabac
   Hard,  indurated—abrot., aeon.,  ant. c, arn.,  ♦baryt., ♦calc c,
 canth., cina, ♦clem.,  ferr., ♦graph.,  kali c,   kreos., lye,  ♦mere,
 mere  p. i., nat. e, opium,  plumb.,   puis.,  rumex,  sang.,   ♦sib,
 stram., valer.
   Hernia—aeon.,  alum.,  berb.,  cham., cic, cinch., ♦cocc, coloc,
 ♦guaiac,  ipec,  lye,  mill.,   ♦mur. a., nit. a.,  nux  m.,  ♦nux  v.,
 opium, plumb.,  psor., sib, stann., sul. a., tabac,  ver.  a., zinc
   Inflammation, enteritis, peritonitis—aeon., plumb., rhus, spong.,
 ver. a.,  ver.  v.
   Intussusception—cupr., plumb., ver. a.
   Lumps—♦abrot, puis.,  sabad.,  secale, spig.
   Meteorism—♦aeon., carb. v.,  ♦phos.  a., terebin.
   Gidema—graph.

 Pains—aescul.,   aloe,  alum.,  am.  c,  anae,  apoc,  arn.,   *ars.,
 bapt ,  ♦belb, berb.,  borax, bry., cact.,  ♦calc  c, calc.  ph.,  canth.,
 caust., cepa,  ♦cham., ♦cheb,  cic,  cimi., cocc, coff., ♦coloc, dios.,
 graph., kali i., kalm.,  kreos.,  lach., lept.,  lith.,  lob.,  ♦lye,  mag.
 phos.,  mancin., ♦mere,  mere cor., nat. c, nat. s., nit. a.,  phos.,
 phyt.,  plumb., pod., psor., puis.,  samb., secale, sib, squill.,staph.,
sticta,  ♦sub,  tabac, thuj., ver. v.
  Aching—acet.  a., aescul.,  aethus.,  agn.,  am. m.,  ant.  t, apis,
bapt,  calc. ph.,  cinch.,  con.,  dros., hydras.,  lept., sang.
  Beaten—rhus.
  Boring—cina.
  Bruised—am. e, ♦apis,  cist,  ferr., mag. m.,  ♦mere  cor., nat. s. 
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Pains continued.
  Burning—♦aeon., aescul., aib, ant.  t, apis,  ♦ars.,  berb.,  cact,
calc.  ph.,  camph., canth.,  caps.,  carb.  v.,  cepa, graph.,  ham.,
helon., hydras.,  kali i., kreos.,  lach., mere p. i.,  nat. m., nat. s.,
nit. a., phyt.,  ruta, sabad., sars., secale, tabac,  ver.  a.
  Clawing,  clutching—bell.
  Colic—abrot.,  aeon., aethus.,  alum., ambr., am. e, ant.  c, arn.,
aur.,  belb,  berb.,  brom.,  calc. ph.,  caps.,  carb. v.,  caul., caust,
cepa, cham., cheb, cic,  cimi., cinch.,  cocc, coff., colch., ♦coloc,
con.,  crot. t, ♦cupr.,  ♦dios.,  dulc,  eup.  perf.,  eup. purp., ferr.,
hell., helon.,  hep. s.,  hydras.,  hyos.,  ign., ipec, iris,  kali  bi.,
kali c, kali n., laur.,  led., lye,  mag.  c,  mag.  m.,  mag.  phos.,
mancin., mere,  mere  b.  i.,  mill., nat.  c, nat.  m., nux v., petrol.,
plumb., psor.,  puis., rhod.,  rhus,  ruta, samb.,  sang.,  sepia,  sib,
spig.,  staph.,  stram.,  sub,  sul. a.,  terebin.,  valer.,  ver.  a., zinc.
  Bending  forward or doubling  up—aeon.,  aloe, arg.  m.,  bry.,
caust., cimi.,   cinch.,   ♦coloc, mag.  ph., nit a., nux m., petrol.,
puis.,  rhus, secale, sub, ver.  a.
  Bursting—am.  m., baryt., ♦carb. v.,  coff., hyos.
  Cold, from—♦dulc.,  mere,  puis., samb.. ver.  a.
  Flatulent—aescul., alum., arg. m., ♦carb. v.,  caul., cham., ♦cocc,
con.,  ferr., gels.,  ign.,  ipec,  mag. phos.,  mill.,  nux  v.,  ♦puis.,
rumex, zinc
  Haemorrhoidal—abrot.,  arg. n., nux v., valer.
  Painter's,lead—♦alum.,  opium, plat., zinc.
  Violent—ant. t, ♦cupr., eup. pert, kali n., lith., ♦plumb.,  stram.
  Constrictive—arg. n., cham.,  ♦cheb,cinch.,♦cocc, nat.  e, plumb.
  Contractive—arg. m.,  ars., ♦coloc,  hep.  s.,  mang.,  nat.  c,
plumb., rhus, sabad.,  tabac,  zing.
  Cramps—calc.c.,  cina,  ♦coloc,  cupr., eye, ♦dios., graph.,  ham.,
helon., mag. ph.,  mur. a., nux  m., opium, phyt.
  Cutting—♦aeon.,  aescul.,  am.  c,  am.  m., ant.  c,  ant.  t., apis,
ars.,baryt., ♦belb,bry.,  calc. ph., canth., caps., cheb, colch.,♦coloc,
con.,  cupr., eye,   ♦dios.,  dulc,  glon.,  hydras., ♦hyos., hyper.,
ipec,kali bi.,  kali c,  kali i., lach., lachn., ♦mag. c,  mang., mere
cor.,  nux  m.,  ♦opium,  plumb.,  puis., sabad.,  sang., spig., squill.,
stann., staph.,  ♦ver. a.
  Darting—kali  c
  Distress—aescul., bapt., ♦dios., lept.
  Dragging—♦aloe, cham., lib,  puis.
  Drawing—calc  ph.,  cheb,  cupr., ign.,  kreos., *puls.
  Dull—bapt., hydras., nit. a.
  Gnawing—gels., lept.,  olean., ruta.
  Griping—aloe,  am.  m., anae, belb, brom., bry., cham., ♦coloc,
crot.  t, ♦dios., gels.,  hell., ign.,  ipec,  ♦mag. c,  mag.  phos.,
nat.  s., ♦opium,  phyt., rumex,  ♦sub,  ver.  a.
  Ileus—opium, thuj.
  Jerking—clem.
  Labor-like,  bearing   down—apis, arg. n., kreos.,  phyt ,  ♦plat ,
psor.,  ♦puis., sabin., secale, sul.  a., zinc. 
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 PaillS continued.
   Lancinating—carb. v., clem., mere
   Nephralgic—opium.
   Neuralgic—kalm.
   Piercing—jiat. s.
   Pinching—anae, ant. c, belb, borax,  calc.  ph.,  canth.,  cheb,
 cina, ♦cocc,  coff., con., eye, gamb., gels., guaiac,  hell., hyper.,
 ign., lsaur., nux m.,  petrol.
   Pressive—alum.,   am. c,  ant. t,  apis,  ♦belb,  berb.,   borax,
 calc. c,  caps.,  cina, cinch.,  coff.,  colch., lith.,  mag. c,  nuxv.,
 ♦opium,   ♦plat.,  ♦puis.,  sabin.,   samb., ♦sepia,  sib, spig.,  ♦sul,
 zinc.
   Pulsation—aloe, kali  c,  secale.
   Raw—sul.
   Remittent,  periodic—cact.,  cimi.,  cinch ,  ♦cupr., gels.,  ign.,
 iris,  mag. phos., nux v.
   Rheumatic—phyt.
   Sharp—arn., bapt., calc. ph., cimi., hydras.,  lept, lob.,   pod.,
 psor., zinc.
   Shooting—bapt, kali c, phos:, ♦plumb., psor.
   Sore—aescul., ant.  t,  apis,  arg.  m.,  bapt., calc ph.,  caps.,
 carb. an.,  cimi.,  dios., ferr.,  gels.,  hyos.,  kreos., lib,  mag. m.,
 mere b. i.,  nit.  a.,  nux m.,  rhus,  sabin., samb., sang.,  stann.,
 sub, thuj., ver. v., zing.
   Spasmodic—aur., caul., cheb,  cinch., ♦cocc,  ♦cupr., ign., laur.,
 lye,  mag.  c,  sabad., staph., tabac,  terebin.,  thuj.
   Stinging—apis,  nit. a., psor.
   Sprained—ars.
   Stitches—alum.,  am.c, am. m.,  ars., berb., borax, bry., canth.,
 caust.,colch., ♦coloc, con., croc, eye,  dros.,ign., kali bi., kali c,
 kali n., mag.  m., olean., tarax., thuj.
   Tearing—berb.,  colch., mag.  m., ♦puis.
   Tension—♦apis, arg. m.,  arg. n., baryt., berb., ♦cupr.,  fluor. a.,
 gamb.,  ♦hep.  s.,  kali c,  kreos.,  ♦lye,  mag. m.,  mere, nit. a.,
 nux m., nux v.,  ♦sib,stram.,  ♦sub, zinc
   Throbbing—aescul.,  iod.
   Tingling—calc. ph., mag. m.
   Twisting—aloe,  calc. c,  cina, ♦coloc,  lachn., sabad., ver.a.
   Ulcerative—kreos.,  stann.
   Wandering—aescul., cact., gels.
   Writhing—calc  c.

 Parts.
   Aorta—iod.
   Coecum—♦apis, belb, hydras., lach.,  mere,  ♦mere cor., nit. a.,
phos., plumb.
   Colon—aloe, belb,  cham.,, gels., ham., ♦mere cor.,  phos., pod.
   Diaphragm—lye, spong.
   Epigastrium —aloe,  carb.  v., cina,  ♦cocc, colch., ham., hydras.,
kali  c, mere, nux m.
   Flank —nat.  s. 
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Parts continued.
  Glands—ant. c,  bapt
  Inguinal—♦ars., berb.,  ♦calc e, ♦clem.,  cupr.,  dulc,  hep. s.,
iod.,  ♦mere, nit. a., psor., sib,  spong., staph.,  sub,  thuj.
  Mesenteric—calc.  c
  Groins—alum., am.  c, ant.  c, ant.t, ars., bapt, berb.,  borax,
calc. ph., canth.,  carb. an.,  cepa,  coloc, graph.,  hydras.,   pod.,
psor., puis., sabin.,  therid.
  Hypochondria—cist., ♦lye,  mere,  opium,  rhus.
  Hypogastrium—♦aloe,   ant.  t,   apis,  arg.  m.,  arg.  n.,  baryt.,
cepa, cimi.,   cist,  con.,  ♦dios.,   helon.,  hydras.,  lach.,   lept,
mere  p.i.,  phos., puis.,   squill.
  Iliac region—♦apis,  bapt, belb,  caps., coff., gels., mere, nit. a.,
plumb.,  sang.
  Inguinal region—aescul., ars., cheb, clem.,  ♦cocc, dios., guaiac,
*nux  v., opium,  psor., sib, sul. a., zinc.
  Intestines, bowels—abrot., acet. a., ♦aeon., aescul., aethus.,  agar.,
agn.,  aib, ♦anae, ant. c,  apis, arg. n., bapt., berb.,  bry., calc. c,
canth.,caps.,caul., caust,cepa, cheb, cimi., cocc, ♦coloc, ♦crot t,
cupr.,  eye,  ♦dios.,   ferr.,  gan:b.,  gels.,   glon.,  hell.,  hydras.,
hyos., ipec,  kreos.,  lachn.,  lept.,  lob.,  lye,   mancin., mang.,
mere, nat.m., nat.  s.,  nux m., ♦opium, phos., plumb.,  pod.,  rhus,
sabad., therid., ♦ver. a.,  ver. v.
  Inflammation,  enteritis—aeon., gels., hyos.,  mere, plumb.,   rhus,
ver. v.

  Loins—canth.,  caps., dros.,  lach., led.,  mag.  m., nux v.,   puis.
  Muscles—aloe, alum.,  arg. m., bapt.,baryt, caul., cimi., ♦cupr.,
guaiac, hyos.,  mag.  m.,  phyt.,  plumb.,  sabad.,  sabin., spong.,
tabac
  Ovarian region—belb,  ♦coloc
  Pelvis—♦plat.,  ♦ver. v.
  Peritoneum —apis, ferr. phos.,  hyos.,  kali  chlor., kali n.,  lach.,
lye, mere,  rhus,  ver. a.
  Pubes--am.  en., baryt., canth.
  Rectum—♦aib,  sang.
  Ribs—*lyc, nux  v.
  Rings—alum.,  cepa, cham.,  lith., ♦nux v.
  Side, Left—ant. c, ars., calc. ph., cepa, crot. t, eye, iod.,  lith.,
lob.,  lye, nit. a., sabad., sub,  zing.
  Right—aescul., ant. t, arg. m., arn.,  ars., bapt.,  belb, calc.  c,
carb.  an., caust, dros., gels., kali  n.,  lach., ♦lye,  nat. s.,  psor.,
zing.
  Skin —berb., graph., hyos., lib, lye,  nat. c, sepia.
  Umbilicus, navel—aeon.,  aescul., aloe, am. e, am.  m., anae,
ant. t, arn., ars., belb, herb.,  bry., cact., calc. c, calc. ph., caps.,
cepa,  ♦cham, ♦cheb,  cina,  cinch.,  coloc, crot.  t, eye, ♦dios.,
dale,  fluor.  a., gamb., glon., graph., ham.,  hell.,  hep.  s., hydras.,
hyos., hyper., ign.,   iris,  kali  bi.,  kali  c, kali i.,  kalm.,  kreos.,
lachn., laur., led., lept.,  mag.   phos., mang., mere  b. i.,  mere
cor.,  nat. c, nux m., olean., opium, phyt.,  plat., ♦plumb., rhod., 
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Parts continued.
rhus, rumex,  ruta, sabad., secale,  spig.,stann., ♦sub, tabac, thuj.,
ver. a.
   Walls—am. c, ♦apis, calc.  ph., gels.,  graph.,  lib, nat. c, sars

   Peritonitis—apis.
   Plethora—nux  v.
   Puffed  up—arg. m., sepia, tarax., thuj.
   Retraction—am. c,  ♦plumb., tabac,  thuj., ver.  v., zinc.
   Rumbling—acet.  a.,   aescul.,  agar.,  agn.,  aib,  anae, ant.  c,
ant.  t,  apis,  arg.   n.,  ars.,  bapt.,  berb.,  bry.,  caul.,  cheb,
cimi., cocc, crot. t., dios., eup. purp., ferr.,  gels., glon.,  helon.,
hep.  s., hydras.,  ipec,  lachn., lept., lob., lye, ♦mag.  c, nat.  c,
nat. m.,  nat.  s.,  olean.,  phos. a.,  pod.,  ♦puis.,  rhod.,  rumex,
sabad., sabin., sars.,  secale,  sepia,  sib,  spong.,  sticta,  stram.,
♦sub, zinc.
   Rumbling and  rolling—caust , gamb., nat.  s., olean., phos.,sub,
zinc.
   Rumbling,  loud—agar., belb, carb. v.,  caust., hydras.,  nat c,
phos., puis., zinc.

Sensations—agn.,  alum., am.  m., anae,   ant. t, apis, arg.  n.,
bapt., baryt., belb,  berb.,  bry., calc.  ph., canth.,  caps., carb.  an.,
carb.  v.,  cheb, cinch., cocc, coff., ♦coloc, croc,  eye, hell.,  hyos.,
kali n., laur., lib, ♦lye,  mang.,   mere,  phos. a.,  plumb., rhus,
sabad., sabin., sang., sib,  ♦sub, sul.  a.,  tarax., terebin., ♦thuj.
   Coldness—aethus.,  ♦ambr., camph., cist., kali c, kreos., petrol.,
phos. a.,  sars., secale, tabac,  ver. a.
   Diarrhoea, sense of—aib, ♦aloe, ant. c, borax, con., *dulc, helon.,
lachn.,  led., 3|clil_
   Dragging down—aloe.
   Emptiness—ant. e,  calc.  ph.,  cocc,  crot t,  fluor. a., ♦phos.,
sabad., sars., stann.,  ver. a.
   Fullness—aescul., apis, arg.  n.,  bapt,  baryt.,   ♦carb. v.,  cheb,
cimi., crot.  t, eye,  eup. perf., ♦graph., ♦kali e,  led., ♦lye,  mere,
mur.  a., nat.  s.,  nux v.,  rhod.,  rumex,  sul.
   Goneness—hydras.
   Heat, hot—♦aeon.,  belb,  cact.,  camph.,  ♦cupr.,  eup.  purp.,
hydras., ♦kali c,  lach.,  lachn., mang., mere, nat. s., sib,  stram.
   Heaviness—♦aloe,  alum.,  am. m.,  arg. n., aur., kali e, ♦lye,
mag.  e, nat.  s., nux m., ♦sepia,  sul.
   Hollowness— cocc.
   Itching—berb., eye, graph.
   Numb—calc.  ph.,  kali n.
   Plug, sense of—♦anae
   Quivering—calc. ph.
   Sinking—abrot., agn., aloe,  calc. ph., ver. a.
   Swashing—♦crot. t., mere b. i.
   Weakness—abrot.,   aethus.,  aib, ♦aloe,  cham.,  ferr.,  hell.,  lib,
♦nux  v., phos., staph., ♦sub  a.
  Weight—nux m. 
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  Sensitiveness—♦aeon.,  agn.,  ant.  c,  ♦apis,  arg. m.,   arg. n.,
bapt.,  baryt., ♦hell.,  berb., bry.,  canth., cham., clem., con., kalic,
lach., lib,  lye,  mag. m.,  mere,  phos.,  puis., sars.,  secale,  sepia,
squill., ♦sub, ver.  a.
  Sunken—borax,  cupr., sabad.
  Supports with hand—guaiac,  hyos., lye,  staph.
  Suppuration—hep.  s., mere, nit.  a.
  Swollen—♦aeon., aethus.,  am.  c,  arn.,  ♦ars.,  berb.,  ♦calc. c,
canth.,  ♦clem.,  con., cupr.,  dulc,  eup.  purp.,  fluor.  a., gamb.,
graph., hell., hep.  s., iod.,   kali c,  lach.,  lith.,  ♦mere,  nat c,
nat  m., nit.  a., plumb.,  staph.,  sub, thuj.,  ver. a.
  Tenderness—aescul.,  aloe,  ant.  e, am., ♦belb,  camph., caul.,
♦cupr., eye, dios., ferr., gels., hell., hyos., lach., mere,  mere b. i.,
mere  cor., nit.  a., phos., plumb.,  puis.
  Trembling—calc. ph , lil.
  Tumid—canth.,  caust.
  Tympanitic—aib, arg. m., brom.,  can.,  cham.,  ♦cinch., colch.,
eup. pert,  hyos., hyper., kali bi.,  lob., opium, phos.,  sabin., stram.,
tabac.
  Typhlitis—lach., mere, plumb.,  rhus.
  Ulcers—nux m.
  Worms—aeon.,  mere,  ruta,  sib, terebin., thuj; 
       CHAPTER  XX.-STOOL AND  ANUS.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   ♦Abies nig.   ♦Constipation.
   ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Food passes undigested—marasmus.   After sud-
denly checked diarrhoea—rheumatism. Alternate diarr-hcea and con-
stipation—marasmus.  Constipation—gastralgia.  Protruding  piles,
with burning, from touch or when pressing.
   Absinthium.   "Constipation  and haemorrhoids.   Worms.
   ♦Acetic  acid.   *Diarrhcea,   with  swelling  of legs  and  feet—
phthisis.  Diarrhoea in the later  stages of abdominal phthisis.    "Cos-
tiveness, with tympanitis and stupor.  Profuse haemorrhoidal bleed-
ing.  Haemorrhage from bowels—after checked metrorrhagia.
   ♦Aconitum. ♦Stools watery, white,  with red urine;  like chopped
herbs,  in  summer  complaint, "black,  fetid,   bloody,  and  slimy;
scanty, loose,  frequent,  with  tenesmus; small,  brown, painful, at
last bloody—dysentery.   Bilious  diarrhoea  of  infants with   colic.
Diarrhoea from getting wet; slimy, bloody stools, violent pains in
bowels; tenesmus also between  discharges.  Urging slimy  stools,
intolerable nightly tingling;  itching  at anus—seat  worms.   Dys-
entery, or  inflammatory diarrhoea, during hot days  and cold nights.
Cutting, griping, followed  by frequent urging to  stool, after  anger
or fright.  Alternate slimy stools and constipation—icterus.    Con-
stipation;  clay-colored stools.  Bleeding piles,   inflamed; stinging
and pressure in anus.
   ♦^Esculus.  ♦Dryness, heat and  constriction   of  rectum,  rectum
feels as if *full of small sticks;  knife-like pain in anus.  Soreness,
burning, itching, and fullness  in anus.    Haemorrhoids like  ground
nuts, purple;  painful sensation of burning; generally blind; aching
and lameness or  shooting in back.  Stools  hard,  dry, and passed
with difficulty.   "Passing fetid  flatus.   Prolapsus ani  after  stool;
dull backache.   Stool large,  dry, hard and knotty;  difficult,  dark,
mushy, light brown; first part  hard,  black, last  natural,  but  white
as milk.
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  iEthusa.   Diarrhoea; stool bright-yellow, then green and slimy,
later greenish-gray; green,  thin, bilious or  bloody mucus; stool un-
digested;  greenish  mucus with  bile;  much pain and  tenesmus.
  Agaricus   "Stools grass-green, bilious; thin, yellow, fecal, slimy;
puffy, with cutting in abdomen, and much wind; bloody,  dysen-
teric.  Diarrhoea mostly in morning, after  rising and eating, with
much rumbling; crampy colic  and  passing  wind.   Passing  much
inodorous flatus.
  Agnus cast.   "Diarrhoea  of children;  chronic diarrhoea of adults.
Corrosive itching  of  perineum;  pruritus  podicis. Deep rhagades
or fissure of  anus.   Ascarides.   Great  accumulation of wind; flatus
smells like urine,  remaining long on clothes.
  *Ailantus.     ♦Stool thin, watery,  offensive, passing involuntary
with the urine.  Tapeworm.   "-Dysentery,  frequent  painful  stool,
little fecal matter,  much  bloody mucus; very  little fever.  Frequent
watery stools,  expelled with great force.
  ♦Aloe.  ♦Urgency, as with diarrhoea,  only hot flatus passes, with
great relief;  it  soon returns with sensation  of a plug wedged be-
tween symphysis pubis and coccygis.   Feces escape almost with-
out being noticed.   Lumpy, watery stools.   Haemorrhoids protrude
like  a bunch of grapes,with constant bearing  down in rectum.  Itch-
ing and burning in anus; preventing sleep.  Weakness  or loss  of
power of sphincter  ani.  Sensation  of heat and  burning in rectum.
Constant urging to  stool  during day;  wakens at night;  arises  at
6 a.  m.   Urgency to stool with  passage of  urine.  After stool sen-
sation of more in  rectum.   Involuntary stool with escape of flatus.
Has to hurry to closet immediately after eating  or drinking.   Stool
passes without exertion;  seems  so heavy that  it  falls  out of intes-
tines.  Feces and urine escape  together.  Weakness and prostration
at stool. "Stool small,  brownish,  slimy,  half fluid;  yellow, puffy;
bloody; jelly-like  mucus, and  feces with  much  sputtering  flatus.
Diarrhoea in hot,  damp weather; evening, night and morning; from
vinegar; from  cold, damp room; when  walking or standing.
  ♦Alumina.   ♦Inactivity of rectum,  even  the  soft stool  requires
great straining.   No desire for, and  no ability to pass stool, until
there is a large accumulation.  Stool hard and knotty; like sheep's
dung,  with cutting  in anus, followed by  blood.    Diarrhoea,  with
urging in rectum;   when she  urinates.   Constipation  of sucklings.
Itching and  burning of anus;  fistula  ani. Perineum; pressure when
blowing nose; sweats and  is tender to  touch. 
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   ♦Ambra.   "Frequent, ineffectual desire for stool; this makes her
very anxious; +at this  time the presence of other persons becomes
unbearable.   "Large flow of blood  with  stool.  Itching in anus;
stitches.
   Ammonium carb.  "Painful diarrhoea.   Costiveness  on  account
of hardness of stool.   Discharge  of  blood  before  and after  stool.
Protrusion of haemorrhoids after  stool, with long-lasting pains, can-
not walk.    Haemorrhoids protrude independent of stool. Burning
at anus prevents sleep at night.   Itching at anus.
   ♦Ammonium mur.   ♦Constipation, stool hard and crumbling, re-
quiring great effort to  expel. "Stitching or tearing pain in perineum
when walking.  Green, slimy diarrhoea, stools in morning.   Diar-
rhoea, with  soreness of anus, sore pustule  near it.   Haemorrhoids,
sore and smarting;  after suppressed leucorrhcea.
   ♦Anacardium.   ♦Great and urgent desire for stool, but with the
effort the desire passes away,  without  an   evacuation;  the  rectum
seems powerless, with  sensation  as if  plugged  up.   "Inactivity of
rectum, even  soft stool passes with difficulty. Stool very pale color.
Itching at anus.
   ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Diarrhoea  worse  from vinegar  and other
acids;  sour wine;  overheating;   after  cold  bath; night and early
morning.   Alternate diarrhoea and constipation, with old  people.
Diarrhoea of old  people.   Difficult, hard stool,  feces too large; cos-
tive with incarcerated  flatus. Mucus piles,  pricking, burning; con-
tinuous mucous discharge, staining yellow; sometimes  ichor oozes
out.  "Stool watery, with vomiting; watery, profuse; ♦watery with
little hard lumps,  or containing  undigested food; mucus, morning. .
"Acrid diarrhoea.   Stool  white,  dry,   irregular.  Hard lumps of
curd.
   Antimonium tart.  "Stool yellowish-brown; thin,  bilious,  mucus;
liquid, greenish,  with heat at anus;  slimy,  appears like yeast; of
cadaverous smell.   Desire for stool  ineffectual, though the  bowels
seem full  and pressing.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Sensation of rawness   in anus  with diarrhoea.  Stools
occur with every motion of body, as if  anus were constantly open.
Haemorrhage from  bowels with burning pains,  excoriation of anus,
constant tenesmus—prolapsus ani.   Diarrhoea watery; yellow, with
griping;  watery and foul smelling; watery,  copious,black, greenish-
yellow mucus, worse mornings; slimy mucus and  blood; frequent, 
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bloody, painless;  olive-green,  slimy, profuse, full  of  bright-red
lumps;  thin, yellow, with extreme weakness.  "Throbbing in rectum;
with sensation in  anus as if stuffed full; tenesmus.
  ♦Aranea diad.   ♦Thin, fluid stool,  with pain in abdomen.
  ♦Argentum  nit.  ♦Child is very  fond of sugar,but diarrhoea results
from eating it.  Diarrhoea as soon as he drinks.  Masses of epithe
hum connected by muco-lymph, looking red  or green  and shreddy,
with severe bearing down  in hypogastrium;  advanced  dysentery,
with suspected ulceration.   Stool greenish,  very  fetid  mucus, with
noisy flatus at night; green  mucus with  retching  and  vomiting of
mucus; scanty and watery,with flatulent  colic at night;  like spinach
in flakes.   "Looseness after exalted  imagination.   Stool and urine
passed involuntarily.  Croupous inflammation of rectum; thin, un-
shapely strips pass in  masses, with  burning, constriction and sore
pain in left side of abdomen.   Taenia or thread-worms;  the  latter
especially, with much itching at anus.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Dysentery, with ischuria,  or tenesmus of neck of
bladder, with  fruitless urging.  Flatus smelling  like  rotten  eggs.
Involuntary stool  at night when asleep. Diarrhoea resembling brown
yeast.   "Stool:  undigested food;   purulent;  bloody,  slimy mucus,
with urging, and  violent bellyache; dark, bloody mucus,  with  sore,
bruised feeling in abdomen; brown,  fermented (like yeast;)  averse
to food; foul  breath; very offensive,  papescent,  at  times involun-
tary;  frequent, small,  mucous.  Obstinate constipation after a blow
on epigastrium.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Diarrhoea  after  chilling  the stomach  by taking
cold substances.   Diarrhoea  worse after midnight, also in morning
after rising.   Burning in anus.   Haemorrhages from bowels, dark,
offensive—typhus.  Evacuations excoriate anus.  Stool black; acrid;
"slimy  and green  mucus; dark,bloody, watery and painless; bloody
water;  dark-colored; offensive; of pieces of mucus,  with  tenesmus
and cutting pain  in anus.   Stool small with  tenesmus,  first  dark-
green feces, afterwards  dark green mucus; black  mucus, with  per-
sistent  vomiting;  black,  acrid, and  putrid; yellow,  with  tenesmus
and burning pain; like dirty water;   of blood  and water.  Purging
with extreme coldness of extremities.  Anus red and sore.   Con-
stipation  with pain in bowels.  Haemorrhoids with  stinging  pain
when walking or  sitting, not when at stool, with burning  pain re-
lieved by  heat. 
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    Asafoetida.  "Watery stool of disgusting odor; discharge profuse
 and greenish.  Very offensive  diarrhoea, with  colic;  discharge  of
 fetid flatus.   Obstinate  constipation,  with abdominal  and  haemor-
 rhoidal cramps. ,  Only slime passes,  no feces.
   ♦Asclepias tub.  ♦Soft,  fetid  stool,  preceded by  rumbling  in
 bowels.   Fetid flatulence.  "Stool  dysenteric,  like white  of egg;
 yellow, green, clammy, smelling like rotten eggs.
   Aurum met.  "Fetid flatus.   Stool offensive,  painful ;  grayish,
 ashy.   Nightly diarrhoea, with  burning in rectum.  Hard,  knotty
 or large stool; constipation worse during menses.   Piles with  rectal
 catarrh; costive,  external piles  bleed  during  stool.
   Baptisia.   "Stool  dark, thin,  fecal, offensive;  soft,  papescent,
 with large quantities of mucus; of pure  blood, or bloody  mucus.
 Fetid, exhausting diarrhoea, causing excoriations.  Offensive diar-
 rhoea night and day; child can  swallow  nothing but milk.   Dark,
 brown, mucous and bloody  stools;  brown tongue—typhus.  Con-
 stipation;  haemorrhoids in afternoon.   Dysentery, rigors, pains  in
 limbs and small  of back;  stool small, all  blood, not very  dark,
 but  thick;  tenesmus; great prostration;  brown  tongue,low fever;  in
 autumn, or in hot weather
  ♦Belladonna.  ♦Stool containing lumps  like chalk; green  mucus;
 "slimy and bloody.   Pressing in rectum  toward anus.   Voluptuous
 tickling in lower  part of rectum and anus.  Involuntary evacuation;
 paralysis of sphincter  ani.  Bleeding piles, back  pains as if break-
 ing.   Spasmodic  constriction of sphincter ani.  Mucous membrane
 of anus seems swollen  and pressed out.  Violent  itching, at  same
 time constrictive  sensation in anus.
  ♦Benzoic acid.   ♦Diarrhoea in children; profuse, watery,  light-
 colored,  offensive,  exhausting  stool with   characteristic   urine.
 "Putrid, bloody stool.   Stool of strong  pungent smell, like that  of
 urine.
  ♦Berberis.   ♦Violent burning pain in anus, as if parts around it
 were sore.   "Watery  evacuations.    Large,   pappy,  free  stools,
 mostly with tenesmus before and  after.   Hard  stool,  like  sheep's
dung,  passed  only after much straining.   Haemorrhoids, with itch-
 ing and burning,  particularly after stool, which frequently is hard
and covered  with blood.   Soreness in  anus, with burning; pain
when touched, and great  sensitiveness  when  sitting.   Fistula  in
ano, with itching  there; short cough and chest  complaints.  Herpes
around anus. 
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   Bismuthum.   -Stool papescent, foul; watery, cadaverous smell-
ing.  Summer complaint; violent vomiting  with watery diarrhoea.
   ♦Borax.  ♦Soft, light-yellow, mucous stool,  with weakness  and
exhaustion.   Slimy,  with faintness and weariness; green or brown,
diarrhoeic; painless,  at first frothy, thin and brown,  later,  cadav-
erous smelling, containing bits of yellow feces; colorless or slimy;
green, preceded by crying in infants.
   Bovista.    Disposition  to  diarrhoea;  frequent  attacks,   each
evacuation being followed by tenesmus. Diarrhoea before and during
menses.
   *Bryonia.   ♦Stool followed by burning in anus.   Stool offensive,
pasty, or bilious and  acrid.   Obstinate constipation,   stool large,
hard, and dry, as if  burnt,  with   great  effort;  -burning,  worse in
warm weather.   Alternate   diarrhoea  and constipation.  Stinking
flatulence.   Aching haemorrhoids.
    Calcarea  carb.  "Stool  frequent,   first hard, then  pasty,  then
liquid;   undigested;   offensive; like bad eggs;  white; sour. Crawl-
ing in rectum, like  from worms.  Constipation, stool  large   and
hard.  Stools look like lumps  of chalk, in  children during denti-
tion.   Haemorrhoids,   protruding,  painful  when  walking; better
when sitting,  cause pain during stool;  bleed profusely.   Great irri-
tability of anus.  Ascarides;  itching commencing towards bed-time,
and proving very troublesome  for  hours.   Burning  in  rectum;  in
anus.
   Calcarea fluor.   "(Haemorrhoids.  Bleeding  piles.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea phos.   "Stitching in  rectum toward anus, or shooting
in anus.   Offensive flatus.   Diarrhoea  during dentition,  with much
flatus.  Stool  green  and  loose,  sometimes slimy  with children;
soft, passed with difficulty,  accompanying the headache of  school-
girls.  Pus discharged with stools, which  are extremely  offensive.
Fistula in  ano, alternating with chest  symptoms. (Chronic  haemor-
rhoids in  anaemic, weakly  patients.   Predisposition  to intestinal
worms.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea sulf.    (Diarrhoea, mattery, bloody-mattery.   Dysentery,
mattery, bloody  stools.—Schussler.)
   Camphora.   "Rice-water stool—summer complaint. After taking
cold,  cutting pain with a loose discharge of dark-brown feces,   like
coffee grounds.   Diarrhoea,  great prostration;  cold, yet will not be
covered.   Diarrhoea with colicky pains, with chilliness and sensi- 
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tiveness to cold air.  Absence of discharges; body icy cold—cholera.
Constipation  from inactivity of rectum.   Urging  to stool and in-
sufficient discharge.
   *Cantharis.   *Stool:  blood and mucus,  slimy ,bloody,  white  or
blood-streaked mucus,  like scrapings from intestines; pure  blood.
Dysentery or  diarrhoea, with dysuria.   Feces red, slimy.    Vio-
lent burning in anus after  diarrhoea.  Pain  in  perineum, seemingly
arising from neck  to bladder.  Desire  for  stool  while urinating.
Passage of white, tough mucus with stool, like scrapings  from in-
testines,  with streaks of blood.  Constipation with  retention  of
urine,  or with frequent  urination, attended with  cutting, burning
pains in anus, causing patient to cry out*
   ♦Capsicum.  ♦Tenesmus,  burning  pain in anus.   Stool mucus,
frequent mucus,mingled with  blood, causing tenesmus;  after drink-
ing.  After every stool  thirst;  after  every drink shivering,   "Diar-
rhoea with smarting, stinging, or  burning  pains.   Haemorrhoids:
burning, swollen,  itching,  throbbing,  with  sore feeling  in  anus;
bleeding or blind;  with mucous discharge.  Suppressed haemorrhoidal
flow, causing  melancholy.  After a drink must  go to stool, but was
costive;  only  a little  mucus  passed.
   Carbolic acid.   -Cholera  infantum, with  putrid  discharges like
foul eggs.
   Carbo ani.   "Severe  burning pain in rectum in  evening.   Anus
sore; viscid  moisture oozing from  perineum.  Stitches in rectum
and anus.  Stool hard, lumpy,  scanty.   Unsuccessful desire for
stool, passes only offensive flatus; pain in back and  feeling across
abdomen as if there  was no expulsive power.  Blood passes  during
stool.   Piles burn and sting, worse  walking.
   ♦Carbo veg. *Much offensive flatus.   "Acrid, corrosive  moisture
from rectum.   Crawling in rectum—ascarides.  Stool burning, light-
colored,  fetid, watery,   bloody, with tenesmus, covered with fila-
mentous,  yellow mucus, last  part bloody;  putrid, cadaverous smell-
ing, involuntary; dysenteric,  terribly  offensive; thin, pale mucus;
in fragments,  tough,  scanty,  with  urging  and  tingling  in rectum,
and pressure on bladder and  uterus.   Even  soft stool  passed  with
difficulty.  Cholera asiatica,  stage  of collapse.   Haemorrhoids pro-
trude;  blue;  suppurating and offensive;  with  burning;  after  de-
bauchery;  cause dysuria.
   ♦Causticum. ♦Haemorrhoids large,  hard, stinging,  burning; pain- 
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ful  when touched;   walking unendurable.   -Pressure,  itching and
sticking  in rectum.   Frequent  passage  of  offensive flatus.   Stool
tough and shining;  first hard and in pieces, the  last  soft; knotty,
like sheep's dung.   Frequent ineffectual efforts to stool, with  much
pain,  anxiety and redness  of face.   Stool passes  better  standing.
Pulsations in perineum.   Fissure of anus; pains worse when  walk-
ing.  Itching in  anus.   Large painful pustule near anus,  discharg-
ing pus,  blood and serum.   Haemorrhoids impeding stool, swollen,
itching, stitching, moist; stinging, burning;  painful when touched,
when  walking, or when  thinking  of them.
  Cepa.   "Very offensive  flatus.   Constipation following intermit-
tents treated  by quinine.  Rhagades at anus.
  ♦Chamomilla.  ♦Stool white, slimy, with colic; painless, green,
watery; hot,  smelling like  rotten eggs;  green,  watery, corroding,
with colic, thirst, bitter taste, and bitter eructations. "Stool preceded
by  cutting, constricting  bellyache, worse in epigastric  region; mu-
cus, with colic and  vomiting;  bilious  with  burning in anus, like
chopped  eggs, smelling  sour.  Griping,  with ineffectual  desire for
stool.   Bowels relaxed after colic; stool first white,  then putty-like.
Haemorrhoids, blind,  painful, bleeding,  burnirg.   Ulcerating  fis-
sures  at  anus.
  ♦Chelidonium.   ♦Stool thin,   pasty,  bright-yellow;   "light-gray,
slimy; mucus; constipated;  like sheep's dung.  Diarrhoea and con-
stipation alternately.  Crawling and itching   in rectum.  Frequent
discharge of  flatus.
  Cicuta.  "Cholera when  purging ceases, and congestion to  brain
and chest,  turning  the eyes, difficult  breathing,  and  other symp-
toms  set in.   Frequent  liquid stool.    Itching in rectum, with burn-
ing pain after rubbing.
  ♦Cimicifuga.   ♦Frequent,  thin,   dark,  offensive stool—"spotted
fever.  Morning  diarrhoea  of  children.  Alternate diarrhoea and
constipation.   Pains go from limbs  to bowels, producing   diarrhoea
and partial retention of  urine.
  Cina.   "Diarrhoea  after  drinking;  stool  watery, white.  Stool
rather hard and black.  Itching  at anus.
  ♦Cinchona.   "Diarrhoea painless,  debilitating;  from eating fruit;
♦undigested  feces;  "black; yellow; thin, watery; involuntary; pain-
less,with a feeling  of debility; frothy, diarrhoeic;  with fermentation
of  bowels; after sour beer; painless,  black; thin,   large,  with pas- 
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sage of wind mornings; offensive, white,papescent, at night; yellow,
watery, involuntary,  cadaverous-smelling,  chocolate-colored.  Diar-
rhaea  comes on  gradually, more  and more  watery; pale,  pinkish,
with rapid  emaciation.  Constipation;  large  accumulation;  stool
difficult, even if soft after  long  purging.  Mucous  discharge from
rectum.   Bleeding piles, burning and  itching.  Tingling  in anus.
  Cistus.   Chronic diarrhoea.   Discharge of  much flatus.   Diar-
rhoea  from coffee, acid fruits,  diarrhoea with goiter.  Thin,  grayish-
yellow, hot stools; squirting  out;  irresistible urging;  worse after
part of night until noon.
  *Colchicum.  ♦Violent tenesmus.  Discharges contain large quan-
tities of small, white, shreddy particles. "Stool bilious, thin, mixed
with membranous  pieces;  slimy  and  bloody; frequently   orange-
yellow; slimy, with  bright-yellow flakes;  copious  yellow  coating;
""transparent, gelatinous;  very membranous  mucus,  relieving  the
colic;  "very  fetid.   Very  offensive  flatus in evening.  Spasm of
sphincter during  or independent  of discharge,  with a shuddering
over back.
  Collinsonia.   "Constipation, stool light-colored and lumpy, with
hard straining followed by  dull pains in anus and  hypogastrium.
Diarrhoea, mucous and bloody  discharges, or  thin,   yellow  matter,
or watery with violent tenesmus and sharp, cutting pains in  bowels.
Haemorrhoids, either blind or bleeding; sense of weight in  rectum;
itching,  feeling  as of sticks or sand; caused  by congestive  inertia
of lower bowel;  also for obstinate cases.
  ♦Colocynthis.    "Stool copious, fecal,  with great discharge of wind,
bloody; ♦fluid after eating;  "with much flatulence and  pain in ab-
domen; thin,  frothy, saffron-yellow,of musty odor.   Chronic,  watery
diarrhoea  mornings, with pain in sides  of abdomen.  Dysentery-like
diarrhoea  renewed each time  by the least  food  or drink.   Bloody
diarrhoea, with violent pain in bowels  extending down  into thighs.
Frequent urging to stool with sensation as  if anus and rectum were
weakened by long  continued diarrhoea.   Constipation, stools hard.
Painfully swollen  haemorrhoids, in rectum and at anus.
  *Conium.  ♦Tremulous weakness  after every stool.  "Frequent
ineffectual urging  to  stool,  or small  quantity  passed each time.
Stool  undigested,  painless; involuntary during sleep; painful, diar-
rhoeic; hard, with tenesmus.   Burning  in rectum during stool.  Fre-
quent stitches in anus. 
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  Crocus.   -Stools  contain dark,  stringy  blood.   Sensitive,  dull,
long stitch  near left side of anus,  from time to time.   Crawling in
anus, as from thread-worms.   Intolerable writhing  in anus.
  ♦Croton tig.  ♦Evacuation sudden, "and with much flatus.  ♦Upon
pressure at  the umbilicus a painful sensation is felt, down to anus,
where  there is constant pressure outward.  Constant urging to stool,
followed by a sudden,  pasty, offensive evacuation,  of a dirty-green
color,  which is forcibly shot  out of rectum.   "Stool very thin, like
yellowish water,   forcibly evacuated.    Diarrhoea, worse after drink-
ing; while nursing;  while  eating; during  summer.  Dragging  in
anus,  as if  diarrhoea would easily  ensue.   Burning in'  anus.   Pain
in anus, as if a plug were forcing outwards. Painless,  watery  diar-
rhoea.
  Cuprum met.   "Alternate constipation  and diarrhoea.  Diarrhoea
profuse, squirting out; with much wind passing.    Stool  grey with
flocculent matter  in cholera;  also masses  of whey-like fluid.   Sum-
mer complaints of children, with brain affections.  Thread-worms.
Round worms.
  Digitalis.   "Stool, violent diarrhoea, ash-colored  or  very  light;
delayed, chalky.   Stool in  evening, passing  great  quantities  of
thread-worms.
  Dioscorea.  "Itching in rectum.  Haemorrhoidal tumors as  large
as red  cherries,  with pain and  distress in anus.  Diarrhoea early in
morning,  driving  out of bed.   Very profuse, thin,  yellow stool in
morning.   Stool slimy; dark-colored;  bilious;  very offensive; light,
mushy.  Loose stools with much straining.
  ♦Dolichos.    ♦White stool—jaundice. Constipation during teeth-
ing and pregnancy.
  ♦Dulcamara.    ♦Yellow,  watery  diarrhoea,  cutting  colic before
every  evacuation, as after  taking  cold.   '-Stool whitish,  watery,
with flocculi;  slimy, watery,  yellow-green;  worse at night, in wet
weather; changeable, white, yellow  or green;  watery;  sour  smell-
ing; nausea with  the desire to  evacuate.   Diarrhoea  from cold; or
change from warm to cold, especially cold, damp weather; in morn-
ing, profuse,  thin stools;  of  rheumatic origin;  during  dentition.
Dysentery,  from  cold,  damp  weather;  increased  flow of  saliva;
burning, itching of  rectum, heat of skin,  thirst.
  ♦Elaterium.   ♦Copious  liquid  stools;   watery, frothy,  or  of an
olive-green  color. 
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   Erigeron.  "Stool small,  streaked with blood;  tormina; burning
in bowels and rectum;  hard lumps of  feces  mixed  with the  dis-
charges.  Haemorrhoids bleeding; with hard, lumpy stools; burning
in margin of anus; it  feels as if torn.
   ♦Euphorbia cor.   ♦Vomiting  of  ricewater-like  fluid,   followed
by copious, watery evacuations, the  diarrhoea and vomiting  alter
nating at short intervals, with  painful  spasms of  intestines,  great
anxiety and death-like sense of faintness and  exhaustion—sporadic
cholera, cholera infantum.
   Euphorbium off.   "Profuse diarrhoea  and  vomiting.   Stool pro-
fuse,  diarrhoeic, dysenteric,  fermented and thin, like  water,  pasty,
yellowish,  clayey.  Constipation.
   Euphrasia.   "Old,  flat condylomata at anus, with severe  burning,
worse at night.
   *Ferrum  met.   "Frequent diarrhoea;   ♦stools  watery,   with or
without tenesmus, and preceded or not by pain; ; but  always with
much  flatulence, and  worse  after food or drink.  "Prolapsus  recti
with children.  Diarrhoea, with undigested food; painless and invob
untary during a meal.   Stool watery, with  burning at anus; slimy,
with discharge of ascarides; stools with  blood and mucus.  Itching
at anus at night from ascarides.  Piles, copious bleeding  or  ichorous
oozing; tearing pains, with  itching and gnawing.
   Ferric phos.   "(Constipation, with heat in lower bowels.   Diar-
rhoea  from relaxed state of villi or absorbents of intestines; stools,
undigested  food.  Flatulence, bringing back the taste  of food.   In-
flamed, bleeding haemorrhoids,  the chief  remedy;  use also locally;
blood bright-red;  tendency to form a thickened soft mass.  Thread-
worms.  Dysentery, first stage.—Schussler.)
   Fluoric acid.  "Frequent  passage  of flatus  and belchings, with
constriction of anus.   Very  loose, bright-yellow stool with a quan-
tity of mucus, preceded  by   considerable griping.   Stool  pappy,
yellowish-brown,  fetid, with  tenesmus and prolapsus ani.  Itching
in and around anus.  Varicose veins.
   *Gambogia.  ♦Yellow and green  diarrhoeic  stools,  mixed  with
mucus,  preceded by excessive   cutting  around umbilicus.  "Stool
watery, slimy, undigested, without smell; with pain  in ileo-ccecal
region,  which is sensitive to touch; during stool,bearing down and
colicky pains; prolapsus ani  and  cold  sweat  on  limbs;  copious,
watery, yellow,  or like curdled  milk,  of offensive,  sickening  smell, 
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expelled forcibly; dark-green mucus, offensive  and  corrosive, dis-
charged with a single, somewhat prolonged  effort, great relief after
stool as though an irritating substance was  removed from  bowels;
profuse,watery, with colic and tenesmus; bloody, dysenteric.  Hard,
insufficient stool,  with  strong urging, pressing  and protrusion of
rectum.
  Gelsemium.    Stool  yellow, fecal,  bilious;  cream-colored; clay-
colored;  color  of green tea.  Diarrhaea in  nervous persons, subjected
to nervous chills, after sudden emotions, as grief, fright, bad  news,
the anticipation of any  unusual ordeal.
  ^'Graphites.   *Tapeworm.   Fissura ani,  severe,  sharp,, cutting
pain during  stool,  followed  by constriction and  aching  for several
hours; worse at night.   Stool very thin,  like a  round worm,  dark-
colored, half digested, of  an intolerable  odor;    much white mucus
with stool;   lumpy, united by  mucus  threads;    hard, with much
urging,  and sticking in anus.  Itching in anus;  stitching,smarting,
sore pain in  anus on wiping it.   "Excessive  discharge of  flatus.
Constipation; large, knotty  feces; chronic, with hardness  in region
of liver;  with dryness of mucous membrane  of rectum,and fissure of
anus.   Large  haemorrhoidal tumors.  Haemorrhoids  with  pain on
sitting down, or on taking a wide step,  as  if  split  with  a   knife;
also violent  itching and very sore to touch.
  *Gratiola.   ♦Diarrhoea,  consisting only of yellow, greenish water,
 followed by burning  in anus.  Diarrhoea,consisting  of  green,frothy
water,  forcibly  evacuated; without  any  pain;  also yellow,  watery
feces;  "thin, fluid, bright-yellow feces,followed  by chilliness; thin,
watery feces,  with  soreness  in anus.  Great rectal and anal  irrita-
tion, with passage  of  fetid mucus.   Constriction of  and itching  at
anus.
  Guaiacum.   Diarrhoea,  commencing in morning; skin dry, chilly.
Cholera infantum, emaciation; face like that  of an old person. Con-
stipation, stool hard, crumbling;  very offensive.
  *Hamamelis.  ♦Large  quantities of   tar-like  blood—typhoid.
"Stool costive,hard, coated with mucus.  Dysentery when the amount
of blood is unusually  large; dark,  small clots, or patches  through
the mucus.   Piles, bleeding  profusely; with burning soreness, full-
ness and weight; back as  if it would break;  urging to stool.  Itch-
ing at  anus.
  ♦Helleborus.   i:Stool  consisting solely  of  clear, tenacious, color- 
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 less mucus.   "Stool loose, watery; of white mucus,  jelly-like,  with
 tenesmus;  involuntary.   Feeling as if  intestines had  no power to
 evacuate  feces, during  soft  stool.   Blenorrhoea  of  rectum,  with
 spasms of  bladder.
   Helonias.   "Stool loose, yellow in  morning;  lumps of  feces in
 evening.
   ♦Hepar  sulph.  ♦Feces not hard, but expelled with  great difficulty.
  Stool sour-smelling,  greenish;   clay-colored.   -Constipation, stool
 hard and dry, especially with eruption  in bends of elbows, or in the
 popliteal space. Diarrhoeic stools, white and fetid, child has a  sour
 smell;  sour smelling and whitish; clay-colored; green, slimy, of sour
 smell;  with tenesmus.   Diarrhoea worse during the  day;  after  eat-
 ing and after  drinking cold water.  Dysenteric stool;  difficult evacu-
 ation of soft stool, or of bloody mucus with tenesmus.   Burning in
 rectum.  Protrusion  of  haemorrhoids.   Haemorrhage  from  rectum
 with soft stool.   Sweat on perineum.
   ♦Hydrastis.   ♦Constipation, with haemorrhoids; "even light haem-
 orrhoidal flow  exhausts.   Fetid  flatus.   Stool  light colored, soft,
 acrid; greenish.   Stool lumpy,  covered with mucus,  constipation.
 Fistula ani.
   ♦Hyoscyamus.   ♦Involuntary  stool  at night,   while  urinating.
 -Paralysis of rectum or  sphincter ani.   Frequent urging with small
 discharges.  Stools small size.  Diarrhoea of lying-in  women.  Yel-
 low,  watery stool;  involuntary during sleep; old men.  Haemorrhoids,
 bleeding profusely.  Constipation, with epilepsy.
   Hypericum.   "Loose, bilious, yellow stools  evening and  morn-
 ing.  Cholera  morbus,  slimy stools.   Summer diarrhoea with erup-
 tion of  skin.   Diarrhoea driving out of bed in morning.  Constipa-
 tion; violent tenesmus,  with discharge of a hard  little ball;  wakens
 with distended abdomen,  relieved by stool.   Rectum  feels dry,
 morning.
  ♦Ignatia.   ♦Prolapsus of rectum from moderate exertion at stool.
 Contractive sore pain in rectum,  as from blind  piles;   for  one or
two  hours after stool.    Sharp, pressive pain in rectum.  Stitches
 from anus  deep into rectum.  Constrictive,  sore pain in anus after
 stool.   Fruitless efforts and urging to stool. "Itching at anus from
seat worms.  Diarrhoea painless with  rumbling  of wind; worse at
night and from fright,  with great  timidity; with smarting in rectum.
  Iodium.   "Stool of watery,  foaming,  whitish  mucus,  always in 
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morning; copious, papescent; dysenteric,mucous,without feces.Con-
stipation alternating with diarrhoea.  Constipation, with  ineffectual
urging, better after drinking milk.  Stool hard, knotty, dark-colored.
   ♦Ipecacuanha.  ♦Frequent stool of  greenish mucus.  "Diarrhoea,
with pain, causing unceasing screaming and tossing about.  Stool
yellow, painless,  as  if  fermented,  green as  grass,  with  nausea
and colic;   green  mucus;   covered  with   red,  bloody mucus;
pitch-like,  or  like  frothy    molasses;   slim)',  bloody,  offensive,
followed by  tenesmus.  Atumnal diarrhoea; much griping about navel.
Beginning of cholera  infantum, nausea, vomiting colic, diarrhoea;
especially in  fat,  pale  children.  Itching at the  anus.
   *Iris.  *Great burning in anus as if  on fire after stool.  "Stool thin,
watery, tinged with bile; copious, in  a continuous  stream; green,
undigested;  mushy, pappy,  with fetid  flatus; bloody mucus,  with
great straining; burning in rectum and anus after  stool; black,with
fever,  hot sweat,  white tongue; yellow,watery, corrosive.
   *Kali bichrom.   ♦Dysentery; stool  consisting   of  brown, frothy
water,  or bloody, with painful  pressure, urging and  tenesmus.
Dysentery,  brownish,  frothy water, or frequent, bloody evacuations,
gnawing  about navel,  tenesmus;  tongue  smooth,  red,  cracked.
Periodical dysentery every year, early part of summer.   Diarrhoea
or dysentery after rheumatism.  Constipation, with  painful  retrac-
tion of anus.   Periodical  constipation.   Sensation   of a plug  in
anus.  Soreness at anus.
   Kali brom.   "Discharges   watery; cholera infantum,  especially
with cerebral irritation and collapse.   Flatulent colic  in children
and hysterical women.
   Kali carb.  "Unsuccessful desire for stool;  rectum feels  too weak
to expel it.   Stool dry, too large in  size; rectum inactive.   Feels
distressed an hour or  two before a passage.   Stool  light-gray; fre-
quent, soft,  pale.   Painless diarrhoea, with  rumbling in  abdomen
and burning at. anus afterwards—chronic diarrhoea  of dyspeptics.
Diarrhoea only by day.  Varices protrude during  micturition; blood,
then white mucus escapes.   Inflammation,  soreness  and  tingling,
as from ascarides, in the varices.
   Kali chlor.   "(Constipation,  light-colored  stools, through  lack
of  bile from  sluggish liver;   also when  fat  and  pastry  disagree.
Tongue as in 11.  Diarrhoea,  if after  fat food or pastry, pale-yellow,
ocher or clay-colored.   In typhoid fever, stools pale-yellow, ocher. 
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White or slimy stools; tongue  as in  n.   Haemorrhoids,  bleeding;
dark, thick blood.   Worms, ascarides,   cause itching at  anus.—
Schussler.)
  Kali nit.   -Stool watery, thin, fecal;  bloody, soft,  with  colic.
Diarrhoea from  eating  veal.  Stool  hard, like sheep's dung, with
tenesmus.
  Kali phos.    (Cholera,  first  stage, diarrhoea when  stools  have
the  appearance  of rice-water.    Diarrhoea,  foul,  depressing  and
exhausting the nerves.   Dysentery,  when stools consist  of  blood
only; patient delirious,abdomen swollen;  stools have a putrid odor;
very offensive.—Schussler.)
  Kali sulf.  (Diarrhoea, yellow, slimy or  watery,  mattery  stools.
Haemorrhoids with characteristic tongue.—Schussler.)
  Kreosotum.   -Stool  watery   or papescent,  dark-brown,  putrid
evacuations, containing undigested food,  grayish or white, chopped,
very fetid, greenish; watery; cadaverous-smelling.  Ineffectual, pain-
ful  urging to stool.  Constipation,  stool  hard  and  expelled only
after much pressing.  Constriction in  case  of uterine cancer.
  ♦Lachesis.  ♦Beating in  anus as with little hammers.   "Thin,
offensive stool.   Stool  watery,  light-yellow,  fecal;  dark, chocolate-
colored,  cadaverous-smelling;  of  decomposed  blood,  looking  like
charred straw;  mixed  blood and slime; worse  at  night, after acids,
during warm weather.  Painful straining, with discharge of croupous
exudate.  Alternate diarrhoea and  constipation.   Costive, ineffectual
urging; anus feels  closed.   Stools offensive, even  if formed.   Tor-
menting  urging,  but not  to stool.  Rectum prolapsed and tumefied.
Piles protruding or strangulated,  or with stitches upward with each
cough  or sneeze; worse  at  climaxis, or  with  drunkards.   Itching
at anus;  worse after sleep.
  Laurocerasus.  "Diarrhoeic stool; with tenesmus;  of green,  liquid
mucus, with suffocative spells  about heart, forcing her to lie down;
involuntary.   Constipation, stool hard, firm and  passed  only with
much straining.  Ineffectual urging to  stool,  with emission of flatus
only.
  ♦Leptandria.   ♦Profuse, black, tar-like, very fetid stools.  "Stool
black,  tarry, bilious, undigested,  followed by great distress in liver;
mushy, with weak  feeling in bowels; greenish, muddy, spouting out
like water; worse morning as soon as  he  moves;  from meat  or  veg-
etables.   After stool griping, but no straining. 
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  *Lilium tig.   ^Pressure  in rectum with almost constant desire to
go to stool.   Morning diarrhoea, stool loose,bilious; dark, offensive,
very urgent;  can't wait a moment.  Stool preceded by griping pains
or great urging, with pressure  on  rectum;  followed  by  smarting,
burning of rectum. Tenesmus and great desire for stool,  but every
effort resulted in only voiding a  little  urine.  Haemorrhoids, after
delivery; sore to touch,  itching;  bearing down  at stool as if all
would protrude  through vagina.
  Lobelia.    Stool soft,  but  passed with  great exertion;  green,
soft;  frequent, loose during  day, with  great obtuseness of mind.
Discharge  of black blood after stool.  Bleeding piles;  copious haem-
orrhage.
  *Lycopodium.  *Rectum contracted and  protrudes  during hard
stool.   Varices protrude;   very painful to touch.    Constipation,
stools dry and hard,  first part lumpy;  second soft;  feeling  as if
much remained unpassed.   Stool pale,  putrid; thin, brown;  mixed
v/ith  hard lumps; thin yellow, or reddish-yellow,  fluid.   Constipa-
tion,  stool hard; ineffectual urging  from a contraction of sphincter
ani; after stool  feeling  as if much remained unpassed, or great dis-
tress  in rectum;  much flatulence. Stitches in  rectum.  Itching erup-
tion at anus, painful to touch.
  ♦Magnesia  carb.  ♦Stool green and frothy, like  scum of a frog
pond, or,  "with white,  floating  lumps, like   tallow;  sour,  frothy.
Lienteria of  sucklings, the milk  passes   undigested.   Costive; fre-
quent, ineffectual urging, with  small stools,  or only flatus; stitches
in anus.   Ascarides and lumbrici.
-  ♦Magnesia  mur.   ♦Hard, difficult,  slow and  insufficient evacua-
tions.  Stool knotty, like sheep's dung; "or, crumbling  at  verge
of anus.   Chronic recurrence of diarrhoea. Much pressure at  stool,
passage scanty or  only  flatus.   Diarrhoea  of  mucus  and  blood.
Feces covered with  mucus  and blood.
  Manganum acet.   -Passes  much  flatus.  Stools yellow, granular,
with  tenesmus and constriction of anus. Costive,stool seldom, dry,
knotty, difficult.
  Magnesium phos.  "(Choleraic cramps.  Dysentery with crampy
pain, eased by bending double, by  warmth or friction. — Schussler.)
  Marum ver.   "Diarrhoea, with crying and emaciation of children.
Ascarides,  with  creeping  and  itching, and  nightly  restlessness;
worse from warmth of bed. 
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  ♦Mercurius.'  "Ineffectual urging  to  stool  every  moment, with
tenesmus in rectum.  Stool green, or green mucus; -bloody,mucous
and bloody;  slimy;   brownish; whitish-gray,  acrid  and  burning,
fecal matter.  Discharge of ascarides and  lumbrici.   Stool  undi-
gested, pitch-like,tenacious;  yellow,dark-green, mucous and bloody;
sour,excoriating the anus; clay-colored and offensive; slimy, bloody,
preceded by  anxiety, trembling, faintness,  colic; tenesmus; after
stool tenesmus,  a  "cannot get done" feeling, followed by chilliness,
Blood  before, during, and after, even  a hard stool.  Constipation,
stool tenacious or crumbling;  discharge only with violent straining;
constant,  ineffectual urging, worse  at  night.   Prolapsus  ani after
stool,  also if rectum  is black  and bleeding. Large bleeding varices,
which  suppurate, haemorrhage after micturition.
  Mercurius biniod.   "Stool  copious,  yellow-brown,   somewhat
watery and coated with mucus, and slightly  bloody; preceded  by
griping and colicky pains; urging  and slight  tenesmus  remained
afterwards.   Inveterate piles.
  ♦Mercurius cor.  ♦Very distressing,  persistent tenesmus and cut-
ting colicky pains; after stool burning  and tenesmus of rectum and
bladder; stool  frequent,  nothing  but  mucus  tinged with   blood.
"Stool yellow,  green,  bilious, followed  by slime and  blood; with
tenesmus and insupportable cutting, colicky pains; after stool burn-
ing and tenesmus of  rectum and bladder; worse  in fall; worse after
midnight.   Painful,  bloody discharges, with  vomiting.  Constipa-
tion.
  Mezereum.   "Stool, soft, brown,  sour, fermented; contains glis-
tening bodies;  undigested; worse in evening; also from suppressed
eruption.  During  stool prolapsus recti, anus becomes painful  and
constricted about the fallen rectum.  Stool dark-brown, hard balls;
much,  but painless  straining.   Many  discharges  of   fetid flatus,
more before stool.
  Millefolium.   -Bloody dysentery,  tenesmus; during epidemics of
dysentery.  Bloody flux, after much exertion.  Violent  colic,  bloody
diarrhoea  during  pregnancy.   Chronic  blenorrhcea from  atony  of
mucous  membranes;   great  pain.   Haemorrhoids;  profuse  flow of
blood.   Ascarides, offensive flatus.
  Muriatic acid.   "Stool difficult as from  inactivity of bowels;  too
thin, but round;  thin,watery,  involuntary, while  urinating.  Dysen-
tery, blood  and slime separated.  Diarrhoea, with much wind, worse 
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morning and  evening,with intolerable anal itching, not relieved by
scratching; smarting and burning  in  anus.   Piles,  suddenly,  in
children protruding, reddish-blue;   burning,  too  sore  to bear the
least touch.   Prolapsus of ani while urinating.
   ♦Natrum carb.   ♦Hurried urging;  thin  stool,  forcibly spurting
from him.  Stool spotted with blood.  Yellow stool soft or watery,
with violent,sudden urging and tenesmus; watery, yellow, discharge
with a gush;  worse from milk or after eating,  and from taking cold;
spotted with  blood.  Frequent ineffectual urging  to stool, alternate
with liquid stool; weak digestion.   Burning  and   cutting  in  anus
and rectum,  during and  after  stool;  sexual  excitement;   costive.
Tapeworm  with stool,  itching,  creeping  in   anus.  Passes much
sour smelling or fetid flatus; feces  escape.
   ♦Natrum mur.  ♦Constipation  with sense of contraction of anus;
difficult expulsion of hard, dry and crumbling  stool, Assuring  anus
so that it bleeds, and pains as if sore.   Diarrhoea  chronic, watery,
with fever, dry  mouth,  thirst;  also if worse as soon as he  moves
about; much  fetid flatus;  tendency  to  hang-nails; green, bloody,
watery or brownish; mostly  during  the  day.  Involuntary stool.
Alternate constipation  and  papescent  stool.  Constipation   from
inactivity of rectum.   Haemorrhoids, with stinging  pains;  moisture
oozes from anus.   Herpetic eruption about anus.   Painless watery
diarrhoea.   (Constipation, chronic; the concurrent  symptoms must
decide the choice.  Morbid secretions of mucous membranes; frothy
saliva,  etc.   Diarrhoea,  with  transparent,  glassy,  slimy  stools.
Looseness of  bowels with watery stools;  avoid the  excessive use of
salt. — Schussler.)
   Natrum  phos.   "(Diarrhoea,  caused by excess of acidity; stools
sour smelling.  Flatulence with sour risings. Worms, with charac-
teristic tongue and  acidity.—Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   "Stool scanty, slimy, light-red, or  bloody, forcibly
and suddenly  expelled; half liquid,  often  painless,  occasionally in-
voluntary while  passing  flatus  or urine; or,  during sleep;  yellow
fluid soon after  rising  in morning, in  a gush; watery, with  much
flatus; flatulent colic; wind incarcerated,right side.  Diarrhoea,worse
in wet weather;  in   morning;  after  farinaceous food; also in cold
evening air.   Difficult  expulsion  of  soft stool.  Knotty,  wart-like
eruption on the anus and between thighs; sycosis.   (Dark, bilious
stools of green bile.—Schussler.) 
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   ♦Nitric acid.  ♦Burning sensation in rectum and anus.   Sticking
 in rectum  and spasmodic constriction in anus, during stool; fissures.
 Pain as if rectum  would be  torn  asunder  during  stool.   Painful
 constipation; stool evacuated in hard masses.  "Desire for stool, but
 little passes; feels as if it stayed in rectum  and could  not  be ex-
 pelled.   Burning  in  rectum  toward  perineum, with   ineffectual
 urging;  straining without stool; diphtheritic  dysentery. Sero-croup-
 ous  discharge, with  much  straining.  Stool bloody,  with tenesmus;
 of mucus;  putrid,  mucous, undigested; loose, much flatulence; rum-
 bling; of yellow-white fluid;  loose   mornings,  green, slimy,  acrid
 diarrhoea.   Haemorrhage bright-red, not clotted; faint,  from least
 motion; ulcers in  ileo-ccecal  region.    Piles  old, pendulous, ceased
 bleeding, but pain when touched;  worse in warm weather;  slimy,
 fissured; bleed after  every  stool.   Fissures  in  rectum;  tearing,
 spasmodic symptoms during stool.   Moisture about  anus.
   ♦Nuphar lut. ♦Painless morning  diarrhoea.  "Smarting and burn-
 ing  in anus  after stool.  Stitches as from needles in rectum.   Yel-
 low  diarrhoea in morning.
   Xux  mos.   -Stool soft, but  expelled  with difficulty, rectum in-
 active;  like chopped eggs, undigested; loss of appetite,  sleepy; bil-
 ious, slimy;  putrid,  bloody; thin, yellow,  copious,  offensive. Stool
 worse at night, exhausting, associated  with  sleepiness,  fainting;
 worse from cold, damp weather; summer  heat; from cold drinks;
 during dentition; during pregnancy with sluggish flow of ideas; from
 boiled  milk. Worms;  cutting bellyache, sleepiness.   Alternate hard
 and  soft stool.  Haemorrhoids  protrude.
   ♦Nux vom. ♦Blind haemorrhoids, with sticking, beating and  press-
 ing pain in  rectum and anus; after stool,  after meals, and after ex-
 erting the mind. Constipation, with frequent and ineffectual  desire
 for stool, and sensation of constriction in rectum; after stool  sen-
 sation as if more  remaind, but could not be evacuated.   Discharge
 of bright-red blood with feces,  with sensation  of constriction  and
 contraction  in  rectum.   Diarrhoea,  especially  in  morning,  of dark
 color. "Stool small,  slimy, bloody, with urging, ceasing after stool;
 mucous or watery, from indigestion or cold; like pitch,with blood.
 Alternate constipation  and diarrhoea.   Constipation, with  rush of
blood to head; obstructed portal circulation;  frequent,  ineffectual
urging.  Haemorrhoids,  blind  or flowing;  abdominal   plethora; con-
gestion  to head;  worse from high living or sedentary habits. 
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  ♦CEnothera.   ♦Cholera infantum and summer  diarrhoea  of  chil-
dren.
  ♦Oleander.   ♦Passes food undigested  in morning, which he has
eaten the day before.   "Ineffectual urging  to stool.   Stool  thin,
yellow,  undigested,  involuntary when emitting flatus.   First  diar-
rhoea, then hard, difficult stool; during pregnancy. Stool and urine
involuntary.  Diarrhoea, with  intestinal  ulcers—tuberculosis.  Burn-
ing at anus,  before and after  stool.
  ♦Opium.  ♦Constipation from inactivity of bowels;  from spasmodic
retention in  small intestines.  Stool composed of hard, round,black
balls.   Cholera infantum with stupor,  snoring, convulsions. Asiatic
cholera, typhoid symptoms, or after too much camphor.  Constipa-
tion of  corpulent, good-humored  women and  children.  Retention
of stool from ileus,  "or paresis of  intestines.  Stool watery,  black,
fetid; frothy, with  burning  in anus  and intestines;  involuntary,
offensive, thin; involuntary after fright
   Oxalic acid.   "Constant  involuntary stool.   Stool of mucus and
blood.  Diarrhoea, as soon as one drinks coffee. Lying down causes
return of diarrhoea.   Pressing and straining  in  rectum; tenesmus.
   Petroleum.  "Stool slimy,  preceded by colic;  chronic diarrhoea;
worse during day;  of bloody  mucus; often profuse;  yellowish, wa-
tery;  weak feeling  in bowels  and rectum.    Diarrhoea only  during
day.  Diarrhoea from  cabbage, sourcrout;  after riding in a carriage.
Stool insufficient, difficult,  hard,  in lumps,    Piles  and fissures  of
anus; great  itching; scurf on borders of anus. Excrescences on and
in anus;  moist, irregular.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Diarrhoea, stool  involuntary;  gray  or whitish-
gray;   bloody;  green; watery, with  flakes of  mucus and  clots  of
blood;  watery,  with  whitish-yellow and cheesy  masses;  copious,
like water from a hydrant.   Painless, debilitating diarrhoea;   not
debilitating,  worse mornings.   Chronic, painless diarrhoea of un-
digested food.   Constipation, feces slender,  long, dry, tough and
hard, like a dog's;  voided  with difficulty. "Frequent diarrhoea dur-
ing cholera  time.   Bleeding haemorrhoids.    Ulceration of rectum,
with discharge of pus and blood,tenesmus.   Stool profuse; copious,
light-colored; greenish;  bloody; bloody, with  small,white  particles,
like opaque frog's spawn; painless,blood-streaked; like flesh-colored
water.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.  ♦Diarrhoea not  debilitating,   tough, of long 
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continuance.    Involuntary stool,  with emission of flatus.   Stool
thin, whitish gray,  "yellowish and very offensive.    Diarrhoea does
not debilitate; from acids; in young persons who grow too rapidly.
Stool involuntary,liquid,gray; yellow,mixed with mucus; undigested;
greenish-white, painless;  escapes with flatus.   Haemorrhoids bleed^
ing, with intolerable pain in sitting;  with cramps of  upper  arm,
forearm and wrist.
   Physostigma.    Stool   copious,  soft, thin;, watery;  yellowish;
bilious, brovvn, black,  like tar, lumpy,  dark  and  offensive.    Con-
stipation.
   Phytolacca.   "Stool thin,  dark-brown, of mucus and blood, like
intestinal scrapings; tenesmus; of bile. Diarrhoea early in morning,
after lemonade.  Constipation of the aged, or  of  those with weak
heart.    Bleeding piles.  Fissured  rectum.
   ♦Platinum.  "Constipation, after lead poisoning, or  while travel-
ing; frequent urging,scanty stool,♦with sensation of great weakness.
"Stool adheres to rectum and anus, like soft clay.   Itching,tingling
and tenesmus at anus,  especialy  in evening.
   Plumbum.   "Stool fetid, yellow and fecal; watery, with vomiting
and violent colic; bloody masses.   Constipation, stools hard,lumpy,
like sheep's dung,  with urging and terrible pain,  from  constriction
or spasm  of anus. Light-colored stool—jaundice.  Fissures of anus.
Anus feels as if drawn upward.
   ♦Podophyllum.   ♦Faintness with sensation of emptiness in abdo-
men after stool.  Diarrhoea early in the morning; stool green, sour,
 with much flatulence.    Stool frequent, painless,  watery,  gushing,
fetid, yellow  liquid; with  mealy  sediment;  green, sour,  watery,
yellow,  undigested feces;  mixed  with  mucus,  offensive;   streaked
with blood,and tenesmus;  black  only  in  morning; ♦preceded  by
griping and colic, with heat  and  pain in anus, "clay-colored, chalk-
like; greenish-yellow,  slimy,  bloody,  gelatinous, mixed with feces;
tenesmus  and  prolapsus  ani;  muco-gelatinous.   Diarrhoea  while
being washed; after  eating;  dirty  water, soaking  napkin  through.
Diarrhoea, with  great  sinking   at  epigastrium,  as if  everything
would drop through  pelvis.  Piles, with  prolapsus ani  and long
standing diarrhoea; worse mornings; or  constipation.
   Psorinum.   "Stool fluid,fetid,  smells like rotten eggs or carrion;
worse at night; of green  mucus mixed with blood; frequent, liquid.
Chronic  diarrhoea.  Costive,  pain  in  small  of  back; blood  from 
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rectum.  Burning haemorrhoidal tumors.   Soreness in  rectum and
anus when riding.
  ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Painful,   protruding,  blind piles,   with stitches,
smarting, soreness and  itching.   Stool watery at night,  like bile,
preceded  by rumbling;  slimy, soft,  mixed with  mucus, or only
mucus; frequent,  bloody   mucus, without   colic;  not  exhausting;
"watery, only  or  usually at night, sometimes unconsciously evacu-
ated; greenish-yellow, slimy, very changeable;  offensive,  corrosive;
of white and bloody mucus.   Dysenteric stool  of clear  yellow, red
or green slime; pain  in  back; straining;  tenesmus  from  anus up
along sacrum.  Dysentery during cholera times.   Obstinate consti-
pation, nauseous,  bad taste  in morning.   Costive, stool  hard and
large,  after suppressed intermittent fever by quinine.
  ♦Rheum.  ♦Thin, pasty, sour smelling  stools, with straining be-
fore, and colicky,  constrictive cutting  in  the  abdomen  after, and
shivering during  stool. "Stool brown and slimy; loose, thin, curdled,
sour, fermented, turning  green, reddening the anus.  Worse  even-
ing and night; fever in morning;  worse from any motion, standing;
after eating; during teething; in lying-in;  from change  of weather;
during  summer.    Diarrhoea  during   inflammatory  rheumatism.
Chronic diarrhoea, sour, frothy;  with  moist tongue, thirst, loss of
appetite.   Dysentery  after  bloody stools  have  ceased,  tenesmus,
with brown, mushy-like,  slimy,sour stools.
  Rhododendron.    -Stool  papescent,  yet   tardy,  requiring  much
urging.  Diarrhoea  painless,  undigested;  after  meals;  after  fruit;
from wet,  cold weather; in morning, with much flatus, or with pains
in limbs.   Dysentery in summer,  renewed  before a  thunder-storm.
Pulsation  in anus.
   Rhus tox.  "Stools watery, mucus and bloody, with nausea, tear-
ing  down  thighs,  and much tenesmus; frothy; white; painless and
undigested; like the  washing  of  meat;  yellowish-brown,  bloody,
cadaverous-smelling and  involuntary at night  (typhoid).   Nightly
diarrhoea with violent pain in abdomen, relieved after stool or while
lying prone.  Haemorrhoids  sore, blind,   protruding   after  stool,
with pressing in  rectum as if everything would come out.   Fissure
of anus, with periodical,  profuse,  bleeding piles.
  ♦Rumex.  ♦Morning diarrhoea, brown and  watery, "preceded  by
urging and pain  in abdomen.  Stool  painless,  offensive, profuse;
brown or black, thin  or watery: preceded  by pain in abdomen; be- 
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fore stool.  Sudden urging; driving him  out  of bed in morning.
Feces hard, tough, brown; costive.  Itching  at anus, with discharge
of offensive flatus.
   Ruta.   "Stool soft, discharged with difficulty, from inactivity  of
rectum;  rectum protrudes  immediately  on  attempting a passage;
lumpy, slimy; or bloody with much flatus; empty eructations, dis-
tended abdomen; feces often escape when  bending over.  Frequent
unsuccessful urging,  with prolapsus ani.   Constipation  alternating
with  mucus, frothy stool.   Tearing stitches in rectum when sitting.
   Sabadilla.   Violent urging to stool, with croaking as from frogs;
sits a long while, then passes immense quantity of  flatulence; this
is followed  by an enormous evacuation; after that burning  in ab-
domen, stool  mixed with  blood.   Diarrhoea  of  brown,  fermented
stool,  swimming on  water;  liquid,  mixed with  blood and  slime.
Burning in  rectum after stool.   Crawling, itching in anus, ascari-
des.  Lumbrici; taenia; worm fever.
   Sabina.  "Stools of blood  and  mucus;  diarrhoeic,  with  much
flatulence; frequent urging, finally  a liquid portion  is discharged,
followed by a hard portion.  Haemorrhoids  with discharge of bright-
red blood, causing pain in back from  sacrum to pubes.
   Sanguinaria.  -Stools thin,fecal, bright-yellow, undigested, watery.
Escape of much flatus upward and downward; also, with  diarrhoea.
It relieves cough.  Alternate diarrhoea and  constipation.  Haemor-
rhoids.
   ♦Secale.  ♦Cholera Asiatica, with collapse, face sunken, distorted,
particularly the mouth; crawling sensation  as from ants.  "Diarrhoea,
frequent,brown,slimy discharges;  dark-colored,very offensive; ♦thin;
olive-green,   "involuntary; very  exhausting.   Paralysis  of rectum.
Bleeding from  bowels.   Colliquative   diarrhoea.   Cholerine,   with
more  retching than vomiting.
   Sepia.  "Diarrhoea, jelly-like stool,  with colic  and tenesmus; of
green mucus;  sour-smelling; debilitating; worse after drinking milk.
Stool insufficient, retarded,  like sheep's dung.  Sense of weight in
anus,  not relieved by evacuation.   Discharge  of  blood  with stool.
Heat,  burning and swelling of anus. Oozing of moisture from rec-
tum.   Soreness between buttocks.
   ♦Silicia.  ♦Cutting and  stinging in  rectum.  Moisture in  anus.
Burning in  anus,  especially after  a dry, hard stool.   Constant, but
ineffectual desire for   stool.  Diarrhoeic stool,  horribly  offensive. 
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Constipation, stool scanty, composed of hard lumps,  light-colored;
expulsion difficult, as from inactivity  of  rectum; when  partly ex-
pelled it slips back  again.   Painful haemorrhoids  protrude during
stool; become incarcerated;  suppuration.  ♦Stool pap-like,offensive;
contain undigested food, with great exhaustion, but painless; watery,
weakening;  liquid, slimy,frothy, mucous or bloody.  Fistula in ano;
also with chest symptoms.
  Spigelia.  "Stools,  of mucus with tenesmus; large lumps of mucus
without feces; of  feces  with masses  of  worms; hard, like sheep's
dung and enveloped in mucus.   Itching and tickling in  anus  and
rectum—ascarides.  Fetid flatus.
  Stannum.  "Stools green,   curdy,  with much colic, with  bitter
eructations; hard, dry, knotty or  insufficient, with  renewed desire
afterwards.   Rectum inactive, much  urging even with soft  stool.
Worms, colic   Sickly face.
  Staphisagria.   "Flatus  hot;  smelling  like  rotten  eggs.  Stool
retarded but soft; escapes with  flatus;  costive,  with  much urging.
After the  least  food  or drink, griping and dysenteric stool.   Haem-
orrhoids with enlarged prostate; intense pain in back and through
whole pelvis.
  ♦Stramonium.   ♦Suppression  of both stool and urine.  "Cholera
infantum, foul  smelling stool,  strabismus, awakens, with fright;
pale face.   Stool black,  preceded by writhing  in bowels,  and de-
lirium;  smelling like carrion, blackish, painless, diarrhceic   Con-
stipation,  with convulsions, cardialgia alternating with  diarrhoea;
haemorrhoids, painful, bleeding.   Coagulated   blood  from anus.
  ♦Sulphur.  ♦Burning  and pressure in rectum during stool; burn-
ing in anus after stool.  Violent stitches  and  crawling in rectum,
especially in evening.  Violent  itching in rectum and  anus.   Fre-
quent ineffectual urging to stool. Moist,  blind  or bleeding haemor-
rhoids.    Diarrhoea  some  hours after  midnight, or  driving  out of
bed early in morning.  Dysenteric stools, with  colic, straining  and
violent tenesmus,  especially at night  Stools watery; frothy, green
 or bloody mucus; puffy, greenish-yellow; fetid,  slimy;  excoriating;
involuntary. Constipation,  stools hard,  as  if burnt,scanty, difficult
and insufficient.   "Alternate  constipation and   diarrhoea.   Haemor-
rhoids blind, or flowing dark blood,with violent bearing down pains
from  small of back towards  anus.
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 in abdomen.   Stool  as if chopped, saffron-yellow, stringy and slimy
 in children.   "Chronic soft stool.  Diarrhoea  with  great  debility.
 Stool  soft,  pasty, yellowish-white, partly solid,  partly  liquid,  with
 much  thin mucus and streaks of blood; very  offensive; cholera in-
 fantum.
   Tabacum.   "Sudden papescent, yellow-green, or greenish, slimy
 stools; tenesmus; shifting  flatus.   Costive.   Body cold, abdomen
 hot; not satisfied until clothing is all off abdomen—cholera infan-
 tum.   Stool yellow,  sometimes  green  slime; vomiting,  debility,
 cold sweat—cholera  infantum.   Cholera,  body cold, face distorted,
 spasms;  vomiting, or no stool  or vomit—collapse.
   Terebinthina.   "Intestinal  catarrh and diarrhoea, with nephritis.
 Haemorrhages from  bowels with ulceration;  epithelial degeneration.
 Stool  of mucus and  water,  worse mornings.   Violent  burning in
 rectum and anus after stool.
   ♦Thuja oce  ♦Diarrhoea  daily in   morning;  after  breakfast; at
 times  painless; at times with colic.    Stool  bright-yellow;  watery;
 expelled forcibly, with much noisy flatus; gurgling  like water from
 a bung-hole.   "Stool in hard balls; obstinate  costipation  from in-
 activity or intussusception.   Haemorrhoids during stool; pains  are
 so great  she has  to  desist, burning  violently  while walking; anus
 fissured; sensitive to touch, often with warts.   Condylomata about
 anus.
   ♦Veratrum  alb.  ♦Diarrhoea violent, painful, copious, with  pro-
 fuse perspiration.  Constipation,  stool  hard  and  too  large size.
 "Intestinal catarrh, coming on  suddenly, at night,  in summer; vom-
 iting and purging. Stool watery, greenish, mixed with flakes; gush-
 ing, profuse,  rice-water discharges, with  tonic cramps, commenc-
 ing in hands and  feet  and  spreading  all  over.  Asiatic  cholera;
 watery, inodorous; watery, gushing, flaky; thin, papescent,  mucus;
 green,  gushing, involuntary.  Cholera morbus, worse at  night,  cold
 sweat  on forehead, vomiting  and purging at  same time; after fruits.
 Constipation,chronic; stool large and hard; or  first part large, latter
 part smaller; stool in round,  black  balls.   Chronic, with children;
 as from inactivity of rectum.   Haemorrhoids,  with disease of lungs
 or pleura.
  ♦Zincum met.   "Obstinate constipation, ♦stool small, hard, dry.
 -Crumbling,  insufficient; expelled with  much pressure.  Burning
and itching in anus.   Crawling in anus, as  from worms. Diarrhoea
involuntary,  with  stupor—typhus. 
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  Zingiber.   "Diarrhoea from impure water; from water containing
coal oil; of brown mucus; worse mornings; worse  from  deranged
stomach;  from cold,  damp weather. Haemorrhoids hot and painful.
Burning,  redness, itching at anus, and higher up back.

                            REPERTORY.

  Acrid—ant.  c, ars., ♦bry., carb. v., hydras., mere, nit. a.
  Alternate conditions—♦abrot.,  aeon.,  ♦ant.  c, bry., cheb,  cimi.,
cupr,, euphorb. cor.,  iod., lach.,  nat. c, nat.  m.,  nux m., nux v.,
ruta, sang., sul.
  Balls—hyper., mez.,  mill., ♦opium, thuj., ver. a.
  Bilious—aeon.,  aethus.,  agar.,  ant.  c,  ant. t,   ♦bry.,  cham.,
colch.,  dios.,  gels.,  hyper.,   iris,  lept., lib,   mere cor.,  nat.  s.,
nux m., physos., phyt., ♦puis.
  Blood—♦alum.,  am. c, ♦apis, ♦ars.,  bapt.,  ♦canth., carb.  an.,
croc,  ferr.,   ♦ham.,   kali c, lach., lob., mag. m.,   mere,  ♦mere
cor., mur. a.,  nat. m.,  nit.  a.,   ♦nux v.,  oxal.  a.,  petrol.,  phos.,
phyt., *pod.,  psor., sabad.,  sabin.,  secale,  sepia,  stram., sul. a.,
terebin.
  Bloody—aeon.,  aethus., agar., aib,  aloe,  alum.,  ambr.,  ♦apis,
arn., ars., bapt.,  belb,  benz.  a.,  berb.,  calc. s.,  canth.,  ♦caps.,
carb. v.,  colch., collin., coloc, erig.,  gamb.,  hep.  s.,  ipec,  iris,
kali bi., kalin., lach., mere, mere b. i., ♦mere cor., mill., ♦nat. c,
nat.  m.,  nat. s.,  nit. a.,  nux m.,  nux v.,  phos.,   plumb.,  pod.,
psor., ♦puis.,  rhus, ruta, sib, sub, sul. a.
  Burnt,  as  if—♦bry., ♦sub
  Catarrh-—terebin.,  ver.  a.
  Chalky—belb, calc. c, dig.
  Changeable—dulc.
  Cholera—camph.,  carb. v., cic,  cupr.,  euphorb.  cor., hyper.,
kali phos., mag. phos., ♦opium,  phos., puis., ♦secale,  tabac,  ver. a.
  Cholera infantum,  summer complaint—♦aeon., camph., carbol. a.,
cupr., eupho'rb. cor.,  guaiac, ipec,  kali br.,  ♦Oenothera, ♦opium,
stram., sul. a., tabac.
  Chopped—♦aeon.,  cham.,  kreos.,  nux m., ♦sub  a.
  Colic, with—aeon., agar.,♦arg. n.,  asaf., camph., cham., ♦dulc,
gamb.,  ipec,  kali n.,  ♦mere  cor.,  mill.,  nat.  s.,  petrol., plumb.,
♦pod., ♦rheum, sepia, stann., ♦sub, thuj.

Color—cinch., kali  chlor., lach.
  Ash—aur.,  dig.
  Black—aeon.,   aescul.,  ♦apis,   ars., cina,  cinch.,  iris,   ♦lept.,
♦opium, physos., pod.,  rumex, stram.,  ver. a.
  Brown—aeon.,  aescul.,  aloe, ant. t, arn., bapt., borax,  camph.,
cinch.,  fluor.  a.,  ♦kali bi., kreos., lye, mere,  mere  b. i., mez.,
nat. m., physos., phyt.,  rheum,  rhus, ♦rumex, sabad., secale, zing.
  Clay—aeon.,  euphorb., gels., ♦hep. s., kali chlor.,  mere, pod.
  Clear—♦hell.
  Colorless—borax, ♦hell. 
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Color continued.
  Cream—gels.
  Dark—aescul.,  arn.,  ♦ars., bapt.,  camph., ♦cimi., dios.,  gamb.,
♦graph.,  ham.,  iod., kreos.,  lach., lib, mere, mez.,  nat. s., ♦nux v.,
physos.,  phyt.,  secale.
  Dirty—crot. t., pod.
  Gray—aethus.,  aur.,  cheb,  cist.,  cupr.,  kali c, kreos., mere,
♦phos., ♦phos. a.
  Green—aethus., agar., am. m.,  ant. t, ♦apis, ♦arg. n., ars., asaf.,
ascl. t, ♦belb,  borax,  calc. ph.,  ♦cham.,  ♦crot. t., dulc, ♦elat,
♦gamb., gels., ♦grat., hep. s.,  hydras.,  ♦ipec,  iris, kreos.,  laur.,
lept.. lob., ♦mag. c,  ♦mere, mere cor.,  nat. m.,  nat. s., nit a.,
phos.,  phos.  a.,  ♦pod.,  psor., puis.,  rheum, ♦secale, sepia, stram.,
♦sub, tabac,  ver. a.
  Light—♦benz. a.,  ♦borax,   carb. v.,  cheb,  collin.,  dig.,  dios.,
hydras., kali c,  kali chlor., lach., nat. s., phos.,  plumb., ♦sil.
  Pale—anae, carb. v., cinch.,  kali c, kali chlor., lye
  Pinkish—cinch.
  Red—♦apis, ♦arg. n.,  canth., lye,  nat. c, puis.
  White—aeon.,  aescul.,  ant.  c, calc.  c, canth., cham., cina,
cinch., ♦colch., ♦doli., dulc, graph., hell., hep. s., iod., kali c,
kali chlor., kreos., mag.e, mere,  nit. a., ♦phos., ♦phos.  a.,  puis.,
rhus, sul. a.
  Yellow—aethus., agar., aloe,  ant. c, ant. t, ♦apis, ars.,  ascl. t,
♦borax, carb.  v., ♦cheb, cinch., cist.,  colch., collin., coloc, crot.t,
dios.,  ♦dulc,  euphorb.,  fluor. a., ♦gamb., gels.,   ♦grat.,  helon.,
hyos.,  hyper., ipec, iris, kali chlor.,  kali s.,  kreos.,  lach., lye,
mang.,  mere,  mere b. i.,  mere   cor.,  nat. c, nat.  s., nit.  a.,
nuphor. b, nux m.,  olean.,  petrol.,  ♦phos.,  phos.  a.,  physos.,
plumb., ♦pod.,  puis., rhus,  sang.,  ♦sub, ♦sub a., tabac, ♦thuj.

Constipation, costiveness—♦abies. n., ♦abrot., absinth  .,acet. a.,
aeon.,  ♦alum., am.  c, ♦am.  m.,  ♦ant. c, ant. t, ars., aur.,  bapt.,
calc. c, camph., canth., caps., cepa,, cheb, cinch., collin., coloc,
♦doli., euphorb., ferr. phos., graph., guaiac, ham., hep.s.,  ♦hydras.,
hyos.,  hyper., iod.,  kali bi., kali  chlor.,  kreos., lach., laur.,lye,
mag. e,  mang.,  mere, mere cor., nat.  c, ♦nat.  m., ♦nit.  a.,
♦nux v.,  ♦opium, ♦phos., physos., phyt., plat., plumb., pod., psor.,
rumex,  ruta,  ♦sib, staph., ♦stram., ♦sub, tabac, ♦ver.  a.
  Chronic—graph.,  nat. m., ♦ver. a.
  Dentition—♦doli.
  Infants—alum.
  Obstinate—arn., asaf., ♦bry., puis., thuj., zinc.
  Copious—♦apis, coloc, ♦elat.,  ♦euphorb. cor., gamb.,  iod.,  iris,
mere  b. i., nux m., phos.,  physos.,  ♦ver. a.
  Corroding —carb.,  cham., gamb., iris, puis.
  Croupous discharge—arg.  n., lach., nit. a.
  Crumbling—♦am.  m., guaiac,  mag.  m.,  mere,  *nat.  m., zinc.
  Curd—ant.  c, rheum, stann.
  Desire for—♦anae, canth., dulc,  lib, nit. a.
  Desire, none—alum. 
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   Diarrhoea—♦abrot.,  ♦acet. a.,  aeon.,  aethus.,  agar., ♦aloe, alum.,
   am.  e, am. m.,  ♦ant.  c,  ♦apis,  ♦arg.  n., ♦arn., ♦ars.,  aur., bism.,
   borax, bovist., calc.  c., calc.  ph., calc. s.,  camph.,  canth., caps.,
   cheb,  cina, cinch.,  cist.,  collin., con., crot.  t,  cupr.,  dig., dios.,
   ♦dulc, euphorb.  cor.,  euphorb.   off.,  ferr.,  ferr.  phos., ♦gamb.,
   gels.,  ♦grat.,  guaiac, hep. s., hyos.,  hyper.,  ign., ipec,  kali  bi.,
   kali  c, kali n., kali  phos., kali s., laur.,  mag.  m., mar. v., mur. a.,
   nat.  m., nat.  s.,  nit. a.,  ♦nux v.,  ♦cenoth., olean., oxal. a., petrol.,
   ♦phos., ♦phos. a.,  phyt.,  ♦pod.,  puis.,  rheum, rhus, sabad., sabin.,
   sang., ♦secale, sepia, ♦sib,  stram.,  ♦sub, sul. a.,  terebin., ♦thuj.,
   ♦ver. a., zinc, zing.
     Children's—aeon., agn., bapt., ♦benz. a., borax, calc. e,  calc ph.,
   cimi.,  Cupr.,  dulc,  mang.,   mar. v.,  nux m.,  ♦cenoth.,  rheum,
   ♦sul. a., ver.  a.
     Chronic—agn.,  cist,   coloc, kali c.,  mag.  m.,  mang., mill.,
   nat.m., petrol., phos., phos.  a.,pod., psor.,   rheum,  sul. a., ver.a.
     Dehilitating, not—♦phos., ♦phos. a., ♦puis.
     Dentition —calc. e,  calc.  ph.,  dulc, nux  m.
     Morning—agar., aloe,  am.  m., anae, ant. c, ♦ars.,  cimi., dios.,
   dulc, guaiac, hyper., iod., lib, nat.  s., nit. a., ♦nuph. 1., nux v.,
   phos., phyt.,  ♦pod.,  rhod.,  ♦rumex,  ♦sub, ♦thuj., zing.
     Old people's—♦ant.  c, hyos.

     Difficult—♦aescul., ♦am.m., anae, ♦ant c, berb., ♦bry., calc.  ph.,
   carb. v., cinch.,  ♦hep. s., kreos.,   laur.,  lob., ♦mag.  m.,  mang.,
   mur. a., nat.  m., nat. s.,  ♦nuxm.,  olean., petrol., ♦phos., ruta,  sib,
   ♦sub,  zinc.
     Dry—♦aescul.,  ant.  e, ♦bry., hep. s., hyper., kalic, lye, mang.,
   nat.  m., ♦phos.,  ♦sib,  stann., ♦zinc

   Dysentery—aeon.,  agar.,   aib,   ♦arg. n.,  ♦am,  ascl. t., bapt.,
   calc.s., canth., carb. v., coloc, dulc, euphorb., ferr. phos., gamb.,
   ham., hep.  s., iod., kali bi.,  kali phos., mag.  phos., mill., mur. a.,
   nit.  a., puis., rheum, rhod., staph., ♦sub
     Excoriating—♦apis,  ars., bapt.,  mere, sul.
     Exhausting,   debilitating—bapt.,   ♦benz.   a.,   borax,  cinch.,
   ♦euphorb.  c, kali  phos, nux  m., phos.,  secale,  sepia,  sib, sul. a.,
/   tabac
     Fecal—agar.,  aib, aloe, bapt., borax,coloc., eriger., gels., kali n.,
   lach., mere,  plumb., sang.
     Fermented—cinch.,  euphorb.,  ipec, mez.,  rheum, sabad.
     Flakes—arg.  n.
     Flatulence—aescul.,  agar.,  agn.,  ♦aloe, ♦ant  c,  ♦arg.  n., ♦arn.,
   asaf., ascl.t, aur.,  bry., calc.ph., carb. an.,  ♦carb.  v., caust., cepa,
   cheb, cinch.> cist, colch., coloc, ♦crot. t, cupr.,  ferr.,  ♦ferr. phos.,
   fluor.a.,graph., hydras., iris,  kali br., laur., lye, mag.e,  mag. m.,
   mang., mez., mill.,   mur a.,  nat.  m.,  nat.  phos,  nat. s., nit. a.,
    nux m., olean.. phos. a.,  pod., rhus, rumex, ruta,  sabad., sabin.
   sang.,  spig.,  staph.,  tabac, ♦thuj.
     Flocculent—cupr., dulc.
     Fluid—aloe, ♦aran., ♦coloc.,  cupr.,  grat,  lye,   nat.  s., nit. s.,
   psor. 
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  Forcible—aib,  cist.,  ♦crot.  t,  gamb.,  ♦grat., +nat. e,  nat. s.j
*thuj.
  Frequent—aeon.,  aib,  ♦apis, arn.,  calc.  c,   caps., caust.,  cic,
♦cimi., ferr., ♦ipec,  kali bi.,  kali c,  lob., *merc  cor.,  nat. c,
nux v., phos., plat.,  ♦pod.,  psor., ♦puis., secale, sul.
  Frothy,  foaming—borax,   cinch ,   coloc,  ♦elat.,   ♦grat.,  iod.,
ipec, kali   bi.,  mag. c, nat. m., opium, rheum, rhus, ruta,   sib,
sul.
  Gelatinous—♦colch., pod.
  Glassy—nat.  m.
  Granular—mang.
  Gushing—nat.  c,  nat.  s.,  ♦pod., ♦thuj , ver. a.
  Hard—♦aescul., ♦alum., am.c, ♦am.  m., ant. c, aur., berb., ♦bry.,
calc c, carb. an., caust., cina, coloc, con., eriger., gamb., graph.,
guaiac, ham.,  hep. s.,   hyper.,  iod., kali n., kreos.,  laur., ♦lye,
♦mag. m..  mere,  mez.,  ♦nat. m., ♦nit. a., nux m., olean., ♦opium,
petrol., ♦phos., plumb.,  puis., rumex, sabin.,  ♦sib,  spig., stann.,
♦sub,  thuj.,♦ver. a.,  ♦zinc
  Haste—♦aloe, lib,  nat. c.
  Hot—*cham., cist.
  Ineffectual efforts or desire for—ambr.,anae, ant. t, arn., carb.  an.,
caust,  cham.,   con., ♦ign.,  iod.,  kali  c,  kreos.,   lach.,  laur.,
lib, lye, mag. c, ♦mere, nat. c, nit.  a.,  ♦nux v.,  olean.,  ruta,
♦sib, ♦sub
  Insufficient—camph.,  gamb.,  ♦mag.  m.,  petrol.,  sepia, stann.,
*sub, zinc.
  Involuntary—♦aib,  ♦aloe,  arg. n.,  ♦arn., belb, carb. v.,  cinch.,
con., ferr., hell., ♦hyos., laur., mur.a., nat. m., nat.s, olean.,  opium,
oxal. a., ♦phos., ♦phos. a.,  puis., rhus,  secale,  sub,   ver. a., zinc
  Knotty—aescul., ♦alum., aur., caust.,  graph.,  iod.,  ♦mag.  m.,
mang., stan.
  Large—aescul.,  ♦ant c., aur., berb.,  ♦bry., calc. c, cinch., graph.,
ham.,  kali c, nat. c., puis.,  sabad.,  ♦ver. a.
  Lienteria, undigested—♦abrot., aethus.,  ♦ant. c,  arn.,  ♦calc  c,
♦cinch., con.,  ferr.,  ferr.  phos., gamb.,  ♦graph.,  iris, kreos.,  lept.,
mag. c, mere,  mez.,  nit.  a., nux  m.,   ♦olean.,  phos., phos. a.,
♦pod., rhod., rhus, sang., sil.
  Like various things—♦aeon.,♦aescul.agar., ♦aloe,ant. t., ♦arg. n.,♦arn.,
ars., ascl. t, ♦belb, benz.  a., calc c,camph.,cath.,carbol.a.,♦cham.,
cinch.,  coloc, crot. t.,cupr.,  dios., euphorb.c, euphorb. b., gamb.,
♦graph., ♦ham., hell., ipec,  kali phos., lach., ♦lept.,♦mag.c, mere,
nux m., nux v. ♦phos.,  phyt., physos., plat.,  pod.,  psor., ♦puis.,
rheum., rhus , sepia, sib, staph.,  ♦thuj.
  Like sheep's dung—♦alum., berb., caust.,  cheb,kali n., ♦mag.m.,
plumb., sepia,  spig.
   Liquid—ant. t,  calc.  c,  cic,  ♦elat.,  laur.,  nat.  c,  nat. s.,
phos. a.,  ♦pod., psor., sabad., sabin., sib, sul. a.
  Loose—aeon.,  arg. n.,  calc. ph.,  camph.,  dios., fluor.  a., hell.,
hyper., lib,  lob., nat. m., nit. a., rheum.
  Lumpy—♦aloe, ♦ant. c, ♦apis, belb,  calc. e,  carb.  an.,  collin., 
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♦graph., helon.,  hydras., ♦lye,  mag.  c, petrol.,  ♦phos.,  physos.,
plumb., ruta, ♦sib,  spig.
  Membranous—♦colch.
  Mucous—aethus.,  aib,  aloe, ♦ant c, ant.  t, ♦apis, ♦arg.  n., arn.,
ars., bapt., ♦belb, ♦borax, ♦canth.,  ♦caps.,  carb. v., cham.,  cheb,
cinch ,  ♦colch.,  collin.,  ferr.,  fluor.  a., ♦gamb.,   ♦graph.,  grat.,
ham., ♦hell., hep. s., hydras., iod., ♦ipec,iris, kali c, laur.,  mag.m.,
♦mere,  mere b.  i.,  ♦mere  cor.,    nit. a.,  nux  v.,   oxal.  a.,
petrol.,  phos , phos. a.,  phyt.,  ♦pod., psor.,  ♦puis., rhod., rhus,
ruta,  sabin., sepia,  sib,  spig., sub,  sul. a., terebin., ver.  a., zing.
  Mushy—aescul., dios.,  iris, lept.,  rheum.
  Pappy,  papescent—agar.,  aloe, arn., bapt, berb., bism., cinch.,
fluor. a.,  iris,  kreos., nat.  m., rhod., sil.
  Pasty—♦bry.,  calc. c, ♦cheb,  ♦crot. t, euphorb., ♦rheum, sul. a.
  Profuse—ant.  c,  ♦apis,  asaf.,  ♦benz.  a.,  cupr.,  dios.,  dulc,
euphorb., gamb., ♦lept.,  petrol., phos., rumex, ver. a.
  Prostration, with—♦aloe, bapt.,camph.
  Pus,  purulent—arn., calc. ph., calc. s., kali s.,  phos.
  Rice-water—camph.,  ♦euphorb.  c, kali ph., ver. a.
  Scanty—aeon., ♦arg.n., carb. an., carb. v., con., mag.m., nat. s.,
plat., ♦sib, ♦sub                                              •
  Shining—caust.
  Shreddy—♦arg. n., ♦colch.
  Slimy—aeon., aethus.,  agar.,  aloe, am. m., ant.  t,  ♦apis,  am.,
ars.,  asaf.,  belb, borax,   calc.  ph.,  canth., cham..  cheb, colch.,
dios., dulc, ferr., gamb.,  hep.  s., hyper., ipec, kali chlor.,kali s.,
lach., mere,  mere  cor., mur.  a., nat. m., nat. s., nit. a., nux m.,
nux v., petrol.,  pod., ♦puis., rheum, ruta,  sabad., secale, sib,♦sub,
♦sul.  a., tabac.
  Slow, tardy—mag. m., rhod.,  sepia, staph.
  Small—aeon., aloe, arn.,ars., bapt., con., eriger., hyos., mag. c,
mur.  a., nux v., psor.,  ♦zinc

Smell-asaf.,   benz. a., calc  c, coloc,   gamb.,  ♦graph.,  psor.,
stram., ver. a.
  Cadaverous— ant.t.,bism.,borax,carb. v., cinch., kreos.,lach.,rhus.
  Fetid—aeon.,  ♦arg. n., ♦ascl.  t, bapt., carb. v.,  ♦colch., fluor. a.,
grat., hep.s., iris, kreos., ♦lept., opium, plumb., ♦pod., psor.,♦sub
  Foul—♦apis,  bism., kali  phos.,  stram.
  Musty—coloc.
  No smell—gamb., ver. a.
  Offensive—♦aib,  ♦arn., ♦ars.,  asaf.,  ascl.t, aur.,  bapt, ♦benz. a.,
♦bry., calc. c,  calc. ph., carb.  v., ♦cimi.,  cinch.,  ♦crot  t, dios.,
gamb.,  guaiac,  ipec, kali phos., lach.,  lib, mere, nux  m., opium,
phos. a.,  physos., ♦pod., puis., rumex, secale, ♦sib,  sul.  a.
  Pungent—benz. a.
  Putrid—ars.,  benz. a., carbol.  a.,  carb.  v.,  kali phos.,  kreos.,
lye,  nit.  a.,  nux m.
  Rotten eggs—♦arn., ascl.  t,  calc. e,  carbol. a.,  ♦cham., psor.
  Sour—calc. c, cham., dulc, hep.  s., mag. c, mere, mez.,  nat. c,
nat. phos., ♦pod., ♦rheum, sepia. 
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  Soft—♦alum.,  anae,  ♦ascl. t, bapt., ♦borax, calc.  ph.,  carb.  v.,
caust., cinch., hell., ♦hep. s.,  hydras., kali  c,  kali n., lob., ♦lye,
mez., nat. c, nat. s., nux m., physos., ♦puis., ruta, stann.,  staph.,
♦sul.  a.
  Spouting out like water—lept.,  phos.
  Squirting—cist.,  ♦crot. t,  cupr., lept., ♦nat. c
  Stingy—arg. n., ♦sub a.
  Sudden—♦crot. t, nat. s.,  tabac, ver.  a.
  Suppression —♦stram.
  Tarry—♦ham.,  ♦lept
  Tenacious—♦hell., mere.
  Tenesmus,  straining—aeon., aethus.,  ♦alum.,  ♦apis,  ars.,  bapt.,
berb., bovist., ♦caps.,  carb. v.,  ♦colch., collin., con., crott, dios.,
euphorb.,  ♦ferr.,  fluor.  a., gamb.,  hell., hep. s., hyper., ipec, iris,
kali bi. kali  n., lach.,laur.. lib, mag. m.,  mang.,  ♦mere, mere b. i.,
♦mere cor.,  mez., mill.,  nat. c,   nit.  a.,  oxal.  a.,  phos.,  phyt.,
plat., ♦pod.,  puis.,  ♦rheum,  rhus,  sepia, spig., ♦sub, tabac.
  Thin—aethus.,  agar.,  ♦aib,  ant.  t,  ♦apis,  ♦aran.,  bapt., borax,
calc.  c,   carb.  v.,  ♦cheb,   ♦cimi.,  cinch.,  cist.,  colch., collin.,
coloc, crot.  t, dios.,  dulc, euphorb., ♦graph., grat., iris.,  kalic,
kali n.,  lach., lye,  mur. a.,  ♦nat. c,   nux  m.,  olean.,  opium,
phos. a.,  physos., phyt.,  ♦rheum, rumex,  sang.,  ♦secale,  sul.  a.,
ver. a.
  Threads of mucus in—graph.
  Tough—canth., carb. v., caust., ♦phos., rumex.
  Transparent—colch., nat.  m.
  Urging, with—aeon.,♦aloe., alum.,  ♦anae,♦arn., camph., carb. v.,
cist., coloc,  con., crot. t, gamb., graph., ham., hyos., ♦ign., iod.,
kali bi., kreos.,  lach., laur.,  ♦lib, lye, mag. c, ♦mere, mereb.  i.,
♦nat. c,  nit.a.,  ♦nux v., olean., plat., plumb., rhod.,   rumex, ruta,
sabad., sabin., stann.,  staph., ♦sub
  Watery—aeon., ♦aib, ♦aloe,  ♦ant. c, ♦apis,  ♦arg. n.,  ars., asaf.,
♦benz. a., berb.,  bism.,  carb. v.,  ♦cham.,  cina, cinch.,  collin.,
coloc, crot.  t,   ♦dulc,   ♦elat.,  ♦euhorb. c, ♦ferr., gamb.,  ♦grat.,
hell., hyos.,  iod., iris,  ♦kali  bi.,  kali  br.,  kali n., kali  s.,  kreos.,
lach.,  mere  b. i., mur. a.,  nat. c, nat. m.,  nat.  s., nux v.,  opium,
petrol., phos., physos., plumb., ♦pod., ♦puis., rhus,♦rumex,  sang.,
sib, sub, terebin.,  ♦thuj., ver. a.
  Weakness—♦aloe, ♦apis,  borax,  coloc,  ♦con.,  lept.,  petrol.,
♦plat., sil.

Pains—♦aescul., aethus., ♦arn., ars.,  calc. c,  caust., cimi.,  coloc,
crott., dios., ♦euphorb. c, ferr.,  gamb.,   graph.,  ipec,  kalibi.,
lach., lye,  mere  cor.,  mill.,  ♦nit a., phos.  a., plumb.,  ♦pod.,
psor., ♦puis., rhus,  rumex,  ♦sib,   staph., stram.,  thuj.,  ver. a.,
zing.
  Aching—♦aescul., arn., bry., cham., ♦graph., nux  m.
  Bearing down—♦aloe,  ♦arg. n.,  gamb., lib,  sul.
  Beating—♦lach., ♦nux  v.
  Bruised—arn. 
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PaillS continued.
  Burning—♦abrot., ♦aescul.,  *aloe, alum., am. c, ♦ant.  c, ♦apis,
arg. n., ♦ars.,  aur., ♦berb., ♦bry.,  calc.  c,  canth.,  ♦caps.,  carb.
an., carb. v.,   caust,  cham.,  cheb,  cinch.,  con., crot.  t,  dulc,
eriger., eupr.,  ferr., graph., ham., hep. s.,^iris, kali  c, lib, mere,
♦mere cor., mur. a.,  nat. c,  ♦nit. a., nuph. b, olean.,psor., sabad.,
sepia,  ♦sib, ♦sub,  terebin., thuj.
  Colic,  with—agar.,♦arg.  n., asaf.,  camph., cham.,  colch., ♦dulc,
gamb., ipec,   kali br.,   kali  n.,  mere,  mere b. i., ♦mere  cor.,
mill., nat. s.,  petrol., crot. t, *pod., ♦rheum, sepia, stann.,  sub,
♦thuj.
  Cramps—agar.,  asaf.,  mag. phos., ver. a.
  Cutting —aeon.,  aescul.,  agar.,  *alum.,  camph., canth.,  cham.,
collin., ♦dulc,  ♦gamb.,  ♦graph.,  ♦mere cor.,  nat.  c,   nux m.,
♦rheum,  >::sib
  Distress—dios.,  kali c,  lept.,  ♦lye,  mere cor.
  Dull—collin., croc.
  Gnawing—ferr.,  kali bi.
  Griping—aeon.,   ♦apis,  cham.,   fluor. a.,   ipec,   lept.,  lib,
mere b.  i., *pod., staph.
  Ileus—opium.
  Painful —aethus., aib, am. c, aur., calc. c,  cham., con., kali bi.,
kreos., ♦ver. a.
  Painless—♦apis, ars., borax, cham.,  cinch.,  con.,  crot.  t,  ferr.,
♦grat., ign., kali c., nat. m.,  nat. s., ♦nuph.  1., phos., ♦pod., rhod.,
rhus, rumex, sib, stram., ♦thuj.
  Pressure—aeon.,  alum., ant.   t,  belb,  caust., ♦crot. t,  ♦ign.,
kali bi.,  ^^Ii 1.,  ♦nux v., oxal.  a.,  rhus.
  Pricking—♦ant  c
  Pulsations—caust.,  rhod.
  Rawness—♦apis.
  Rheumatic—dulc.
  Sharp—collin., ♦graph.,  ♦ign.
  Shooting—♦aescul.,  calc. ph.
  Smarting—am. m.,  caps., ♦graph., ign., lib,  mur.  a.,  nuph.  b,
♦puis.
  Soreness—aescul.,am. m., arg. n., am., ars., ♦berb.,  caps.,♦graph.,
grat., ham., ♦ign., kali bi., kali  c, mur.  a.,  nat.  m., psor., ♦puis.,
rhus, sepia.
  Spasmodic—belb, colch., ♦euphorb.  c, ♦nit.  a., plumb.
  Sticking—♦graph.,  ♦nit.  a., ♦nux v.
  Stinging—ars., caps.,  carb. an., caust., nat. m., ♦sib
  Stitches—ambr., am. m., calc  ph., carb.  an., caust., con., croc,
♦graph.,  ♦ign., lach.,  lye,  mag.  c, nuph. b, ♦puis., rhus, ♦sul.
  Tearing—am. m., ferr., nit. a., rhus, ruta.
  Throbbing—apis, caps.
  Tingling—aeon., carb. v., cinch.,  kali c,  plat.
  Tormina—eriger.
  Writhing—croc, stram. 
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Parts.
  Abdomen—agar.,♦aran., arg. n.,  arn.,  asaf., coloc,  ♦pod.,  rhus,
rumex.

Anus—aeon.,  ♦aescul., ♦aloe, ♦alum.,  ambr., am.c, am.m., anae,
ant. t,  ♦apis, arg. n., ars.,  belb, ♦berb., ♦bry., calc. c, calc ph.,
canth.,   caps.,  carb.  an.,  caust., cepa, cham.,cina,  cinch.,  collin.,
coloc, con.,  croc, ♦crot. t., dios.,  eriger., euphr.,  ferr.,  fluor.  a.,
♦graph., grat,  ham., ♦ign.,  ipec, iris, ♦kalibi., kalic, kali chlor.,
lach., mag. e,  mag. m., mang., mill.,  mur. a.,  nat. e, ♦nat.  m.,
nat. s.,  ♦nit.a ., nuph.  b,   ♦nux v.,  olean., opium,  petrol., plait.,
plumb.,  ♦pod.,  psor., puis.,  rheum, rhod.,  sabad.,  ♦secale, sepia,
spig., stram., ♦sub, terebin., thuj.,  zinc, zing.
  Condylomata—euphr., thuj.
  Eruption—apis, berb.,  lye, nat.  m., nat.  s.,  petrol., thuj.
  Fissures—agn.,  caust.,  cham.,  ♦graph.,♦nat. m., ♦nit a., petrol.,
phyt., plumb.,  rhus, thuj.
  Fistula—alum.,  berb., calc. ph.,  hydras., sil.
  Haemorrhoids—♦abrot.,absinth., acet. a., ♦aescul., am. m., ♦ant. e,
ars., asaf., aur., bapt.,  berb., bry.,  calc. e, calc. fh, calc. ph., caps.,
carb. an., carb. v., caust, collin., coloc, dios.,  graph.,  ♦hydras,,
kali c.kali s., lib,mere b. i., mill.,  mur. a.,  nat.m., nit.a.,  nux  v.,
petrol.,  phos. a.,   pod.,  psor.,   rhus, sabin.,  sang., ♦sib,  staph.,
stram.,  thuj., yer. a., zing.
  Bleeding—acet.  a., aeon.,   aur.,   belb, calc.  c,  caps.,  cham.,
cinch., collin.,  coloc,   eriger.,  ferr.,  ferr.  phos.,  ham.,  hydras.,
hyos., kali chlor.,  lob., mere, mill.,  nit.  a.,  nuxv., phos., phos. a.,
phyt., rhus, sabin., stram., ♦sub
  Blind—♦aescul.,  caps.,  cham.,  collin., ♦ign.,  *nux  v.,  ♦puis.,
rhus, sub
  Color—♦aescul.,  ars.,  carb. v., mere, mur.  a.,  rheum, zing.
  Large—caust.,  dios., graph.
  Inflamed—aeon., ferr. phos., kali c.
  Like various things—♦aescul., aloe, dios.
  Protruding—♦abrot,  ♦aloe, am. e,  calc. e,  carb.   v.,  hep.  s.,
kali c,  lach., ♦lye, mur. a., nit. a., nux m., psor., ♦puis., rhus,
♦sib
  Sensitive—caust., lib, ♦lye,  mur.  a., nit. a.,  thuj.
  Strangulated—lach.
  Suppurating—carb. v.,  mere, sib
  Swollen—caps.,  caust., coloc,  sepia.

  Irritability—calc e,  grat.
  Moisture—carb. an.,  carb.  v., caust., nat. m.,  nit. a., sepia, sib,
♦sul.
  Prolapsus—aescul.,  ♦apis,  ferr.,   fluor. a.,  gamb.,   ign.,  mere,
mur. a.,  pod., ruta.
  Rhagades—agn., cepa.
  Sycosis—nat. s.
  Ulcers—arg.  n., cham., nit. a., olean.,  phos., terebin.
  Varices—kali e, lye, mere
  Warts—thuj. 
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  Bowels, intestines—♦aloe,  ant.  t,  ars., ♦ascl.  t,  cinch., collin.,
♦euphorb.  c, eriger.,  ferr.   phos.,  gamb.,  lept.,  mill., ♦opium,
petrol., stram,  terebin.,  thuj.
  Haemorrhages—acet. a., ♦apis, ♦ars., bapt., hep. s.,  lob., nit. a.,
opium, petrol.,  secale, terebin.
  Ulceration—♦arg. n., nit.  a., olean.,  phos,. terebin.

  Coccyx —aloe.
  Epigastrium —pod.
  Hypogastrium—♦arg. n.,  collin.
  Ileo-ccecal region—gamb.,  nit. a.
  Mucous  membrane—belb,  graph.,  mill., nat. m.
  Perineum -agn., alum.,  am.  m., canth., carb. an., caust., hep. s.,
nit. a.
  Pubes—♦aloe, sabin.

Rectum—♦aescul.,  ♦aloe,   ♦alum.,   ♦anae,  arg.  n.,  aur.,  belb,
calc. c, calc.ph.,  carb.an.,   carb.v., caust, cheb,  cic, cinch.,coloc,
con.,  crot. t., dios., dulc,  eriger., ferr.,  gamb., grat, hell., hep. s.,
hyos., hyper., ♦ign., kali  c,  ♦lib, ♦lye,  ♦mere,  ♦mere cor.,  mez.,
nat. c, nat.  m., ♦nit. a.,  nuph. b,nux m., ♦nux v., oxal: a., petrol.,
phos., phyt., plat, psor., rhus,  ruta, sabad.,  secale,  sepia,  ♦sib,
spig.,   ♦sub, terebin.
  Blenorrhcea—hell.,  mill.
  Dryness—aescul.
  Inactivity—♦alum.,  anae, camph., hell., kali e, mur. a., nat.m.,
nux m., ♦opium, ruta, ♦sib, stann.,  thuj., ver. a.
  Inflammation—arg.  n.
  Paralysis,  paresis—aloe,  belb,  hyos., opium, secale.
  Prolapsus—♦apis, arg.  n.,  ferr.,  fluor.   a.,  gamb., ♦ign.,  lach.,
lye, mere, mere  cor., mur. a.,  pod.  ruta.
  Sphincter  ani—♦aloe,  belb, colch., hyos.,  lye
  Umbilicus—crot. t, ♦gamb.,  ipec, kali bi.
  Villi, or absorbents  of  intestines—ferr.   phos.

Sensations—♦aescul, ♦aloe, ambr.,  ant.  t, ♦apis,carb. an.,collin.,
♦crot.  t, eriger.,  graph.,  iris,  ♦lach., lib, lye,  ♦nit.  a.,  ♦nux v.,
plumb., ♦pod.,  rhus,  sib, ♦sub a.
  Constriction—♦aescul.,  arg. n.,  belb,  cham.,   fluor.  a.,  /graph.,
grat, ♦ign.,  kreos., mang., mill.,  nat. m., ♦nit. a., ♦nux v.,plumb.,
♦rheum.
  Contraction—♦ign., ♦lye,  ♦nat. m., ♦nux v.
  Crawling—calc c,  carb.  v.,  cheb,  croc, mar.  v.,  nat. c, sabad.,
♦secale, ♦sub, zinc.
  Emptiness—♦pod.,  ♦sub  a.
  Faintness—borax,  ♦euphorb.  c, mere,  nit. a., nux m., ♦pod.
  Fullness—aescul., apis, ham.
  Hot, heat—♦aescul., ♦aloe,  cham., ant.  t, cist., ferr.  phos.,♦pod.,
sepia, zing.
  Itching—aeon.,  aescul., agn., ♦aloe, alum., ambr., am. c, anae,
arg. n., belb, berb.,  calc. c, caps., caust.,  cheb, cina, cinch.,collin.,
dios.,  dulc, ferr., fluor. a., *graph., grat,  ham., ign., ipec,  kali 
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chlor., lach.,  lib, lye, mar.  v., mur. a., nat. e, petrol., plat,♦puis.,
rumex,  sabad.,  spig., ♦sub,  zinc, zing.
  Plug—*aloe, ♦anae, crot. t,  kali bi.
  Tickling—belb, spig.
  Weight—collin.,  ham., sepia.

  Sensitiveness—♦abrot,  berb.,  camph.,   caust,  croc,  gamb.,
graph.,  lib, lye, mur. a., nit. a., thuj.
  Sweat—alum.,  hep.  s., iris, ♦ver. a.
  Worms—absinth., aeon., agn., ♦aib, arg.  n., calc. c,  calc  ph.,
carb. v., croc,  cupr., dig.,  ferr., ferr. phos.,  ♦graph., ign.,  kali c,
kali chlor., mag. c, mang.,  mar. v., mere,  mill., nat. c, nat.phos.,
nux m., sabad.,  spig., stann.,  zinc. 
     CHAPTER  XXI.-URINARY ORGANS.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Absinthium.   °Urine deep orange,  of  a strong smell,  like horse-
urine.   Constant desire to urinate.
  ♦Aconitum.   ♦Painful,   anxious  urging  to  urinate.   Mictu-
rition painful, difficult, drop by drop; urine scanty, fiery, scalding
hot,  red or dark-colored.   cSensitiveness of renal  region; shooting
pains.   Brown,  burning urine,  with  brick-colored sediment.   Re-
tention  or suppression of  urine, with  pressure  in the  bladder or
stitches in the region of the kidneys; retention from cold,  especially
in children, with much crying and  restlessness.   Haematuria  with
haemorrhoids of  anus or bladder; burning distress  in the urethra.
  Agaricus. °Weakness of sphincter vesicae, with dribbling. Viscid,
gelatinous mucus from the urethra.  Urine profuse, colorless, clear,
lemon-colored.
  ♦Alumina.  ♦Urine voided while   straining  at  stool,  or  cannot
pass urine without such straining.  "-Tenesmus vesicae.
   Ambra.   °The urine is turbid even while being emitted, depos-
iting a brown sediment,   the urine above being  clear and yellow.
Sour-smelling  urine—whooping  cough.  Urinates three times as
much as the drink  taken,  especially in morning, followed by a dull
pain in region  of kidneys.
  Ammonium carb.   "Involuntary micturition during sleep, towards
morning.   Whitish sediment.
  Ammonium mur.   °Profuse and  frequent  discharge  of  urine at
night.   Deep-yellow urine, with light,  cloudy sediment.
  Apis.   °Urine scanty,  high-colored, red,  bloody, hot and scanty ;
scanty  and fetid; scanty, reddish-brown;  after  standing turbid;
scanty,  milky;  albuminous; dark, with sediment like coffee-grounds;
containing  uriniferous tubules  and epithelium.   Difficult micturi-
tion of  children.   Incontinence, with great irritation  of the parts.
Frequent attacks of pain  along the  ureters. Frequent desire,  with
passage of only a few drops.
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  Argentum  met     Turbid,  sweetish,  profuse at  night—diabetes.
Urine profuse at night,  pale, fetid.
  ♦Argentum nit.  * Urine passed unconsciously  and  uninterrupt-
edly.   Incontinence of urine at night; also by day.  Urging to uri-
nate;  urine passes less easily and freely.  °Urinedark;  no albumen;
deposits red  crystals of  uric acid.   Acute pain about  the kidneys,
extending down the ureters  to  bladder, worse  from  the slightest
touch or motion, even deep  inspiration.   Ulcerative pain  in mid-
dle of urethra, as from a splinter.
  ♦Arnica.   ♦Bladder affections,  after mechanical injuries.  Tenes-
mus from spasm  of  neck of bladder.   Has to wait a long time for
urine to-  pass.   Involuntary  micturition  at  night during  sleep.
Constant urging while urine passes involuntarily in drops.   Reten-
tion of  urine from exertion.  Ischuria with dysentery. Bloody  urine;
haematuria from mechanical causes. °Piercing pains, as from knives
plunged into the kidneys; chilly,  inclined to vomit. Infants  scream
from pain in bladder.
  ♦Arsenicum.   °Haematuria; ♦albuminaria. Uraemia, anguish with
thoughts of murder, especially in drunkards. Burning in the urethra
during micturition.   Involuntary  micturition.  Urine scanty,passed
with difficulty; burning  during  emission.  °Retention of  urine as if
the bladder were paralyzed.  Urine  dark-brown,dark-yellow,  turbid,
sediment of red sand mixed with pus and blood.
  ♦Arum triph.   ♦Urine scanty  or suppressed—scarlatina,   dis-
charge of much pale urine.
  Asafoetida.   °Urine brown and of a pungent smell.  Spasms  of
bladder during and after urination.
  Asclepias corn.  cArdor  urinae.   Increased  flow of  urine.  Pale-
colored urine, with  light specific  gravity.  Increase  of solid matters
in urine.
  Asparagus.  °Cutting pain in the urethra.  Frequent urging with
increased secretion.    Frequent  urination  with  fine stitches  in the
orifice of the urethra.   Urine has a strong, offensive odor.  Urine,
straw-coloied, turbid, containing  a white,  flocky sediment; reddish
sediment.  Urine scanty, loaded  with phosphates and  the urates of
ammonia, in renal dropsy.  Gravel passes  in small  quantities with
the urine.
  Aurum met.  °Turbid urine, like  buttermilk; much sediment of
mucus. 
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  ♦Belladonna.   ♦Retention of urine,  which  passes only  drop by
drop.  °Spasmodic, crampy  straining along the  ureter during the
passage of calculus.  Urine bright-yellow and clear; frequent,  copi-
ous, pale  and watery; first clear, becomes turbid on standing; blood-
red. Involuntary micturition. Vesical region very sensitive to  pres-
sure or jar.  Wets the bed ;  restless, starts in sleep.
  ♦Benzoic acid.   ♦Urine highly colored; urinous odor exceedingly
strong; offensive,  pungent smell.  -Nephritic colic; urine deep-red,
of a strong odor.   Irritability of the bladder,  with  muco-purulent
discharges,enlarged prostate;  with concretions of urate of ammonia;
calculus.   Dysuria senilis;  gravel;  irritable  bladder.   Enuresis
nocturna  of children.    Soreness,   or  hot burning pains  in left
kidney.   A granular kind of  mucus  mixed with  phosphates in the
sediment.
   ♦Berberis.   ♦Sticking,  digging, tearing or  pulsative pain in  re-
gion of one or other  kidney.  Burning  pain  in  bladder.   Violent
sticking,  cutting  pains, from the   kidneys  into the bladder and
urethra.  Urine  pale-yellow, with slight transparent,  gelatinous sed-
iment, with  no  deposit;  or  turbid, flocculent, clay-like,  copious,
mucous sediment,  mixed with white or  whitish-gray, and later a
reddish, mealy  sediment.  -Cutting and burning in urethra.   Burn-
ing and soreness  in region of kidneys.   Stitches from  the  kidneys
to  the bladder and urethra.
   ♦Borax.  ♦Hot urine in infants.   °The infant urinates  every  ten
or  twelve minutes and  frequently  cries  and  screams  before  the
passage.
   ♦Bryonia.  ♦Urine  dark,  almost  brown; scanty   and  dark; like
beer; deposits a white  or pinkish sediment.
   Cactus.  °Haematuria;  urination  prevented by clots.
   Calcarea phos.  °(Albuminuria.   Bright's  disease  of  kidneys.
Enuresis  nocturna, from general weakness.   Gravel; gritty deposit
in  urine.  Stone in bladder—to check its  formation. — Schussler).
   ♦Cannabis  ind.  ♦Burning,  scalding  or  stinging  pain  in  the
urethra, before, during  and after urination. Profuse,colorless  urine.
The urine dribbles out  after  the stream  ceases.   -Sharp stitches in
both kidneys.   Burning in kidneys.  Urging  to urinate,  but cannot
pass a drop.   Has to wait some time  before  the urine flows.
   *Cannabis sat.   ♦Burning,  smarting in  the urethra from the mea-
tus backward posteriorly.  Stitching while urinating.  The urethra 
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feels  inflamed and sore  to touch  along  its whole length; during
erection tensive pain.  Burning while urinating, but especially just
after.   Strangury,  in  typhus  fever.    Soreness and  inflammation
of kidneys and' bladder.   Long standing dysuria.
   ♦Cantharis.  ♦Violent pains in  the bladder,  with  frequent  urg-
ing;  intolerable   tenesmus.  Tenesmus  of  the  bladder.  Violent
burning, cutting pains in neck of bladder,  extending to navicular
fossa of urethra.    Violent burning, cutting pains  in  urethra, be-
fore,  during, and  after urinating,   Urine scalds him;  passes  drop
by drop.   Urging  to urinate with burning sensation in the urethra.
°Urine red,as if mixed with blood; dark-colored,  ♦bloody; °turbid,
scanty; at  night   cloudy, like   mealy  water, with white  sediment.
Retention  of urine causing pain. Fruitless efforts to urinate. Dull,
pressing pain in region  of kidneys.
   Capsicum.  °Discharge  from  urethra  purulent,  bloody; urethra
painful to  touch;  discharge cream-like.   Strangury, with  tenesmus
of bladder.  Burning urine.
   Carbo veg.  °Red  sediment  in  urine.  Urine  dark-red,  as  if
mixed with blood.   Wetting  bed at night.  Bright's disease from
the abuse of alcohol.   Blenorrhcea vesicae of  old  people.   Urine
reddish, turbid as  if  mixed with blood, with red sediment; bloody,
with  varices  of anus  and bladder;  copious, light-yellow,  diabetic,
milky.
   ♦Causticum.   ♦Involuntary passage of urine at night when asleep:
when coughing, sneezing or blowing the  nose.   Urinates  so  easily
is not sensible of the stream.   °Paralysis of the bladder from long
retention of urine.   Retention of urine  with frequent and urgent
desire;  occasionally a few drops or small quantities  may dribble
away.  Urine dark-brown, turbid, and cloudy on standing.  Burning
in urethra.
   Chamomilla. -Dragging toward ureters like labor-pains,with fre-
quent urging to urinate.  Burning in neck of bladder when urinating.
   ♦Chelidonium.    ♦Urine  dark-yellow;  turbid on passing; dark,
brownish-red; stains  diaper dark-yellow.  °Spasmodic pain in right
kidney, and liver,  worse from  4 to  9 p. m.  Violent pain in  direc-
tion of  ureters, preceding the  passage of  turbid urine.
   Cicuta.  °Involuntary emission of urine, with old men.  Paraly-
sis of bladder with great anxiety about it.
  Cinchona.   =Frequent  micturition; urine dark,  turbid,  scanty;
brick-red sediment. 
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  Clematis.    Urinary deposit pus-like. Involuntary flow, hydrops,
after micturition.
  Colchicum.  °Pain in region  of  kidneys.   Scanty  discharge of
dark, turbid urine, with tenesmus and burning. Dark,  bloody urine,
almost like ink, with strangury.  Whitish sediment in  the urine.
  ♦Colocynthis. ♦Frequent urging to urinate  with scanty emission.
°Sudden violent pressure upon the bladder,  which was full; passed
off suddenly on the emission of flatus.   Urine like brown beer, be-
coming turbid as soon  as cold, depositing copious sediment. Thick,
fetid, viscid,  jelly-like urine.
  ♦Conium.   ♦The  flow of  urine   suddenly  stops, and  continues
again after a short interruption.  cPale, white,  turbid  urine,  with
gray or white sediment.
  Digitalis.   cFruitless  efforts  to  urinate.   Urine scanty,  thick,
turbid, blackish.   Brick-dust sediment  in urine.
  Dulcamara.  GBright's disease from exposure  to  cold  and damp-
ness.   Retention of urine;  strangury  from  a cold, or  from   cold
drinks.   Urine passed  involuntarily ; paralysis  of bladder.   Urine
scanty, fetid,  turbid, on standing  oily,  containing a  tough,  jelly-
like, white  or  red mucus with blood; milky, fetid or muco-purulent.
  ♦Equisetum.  ♦Pain in bladder as if  distended.  Pain and ten-
derness in region of  bladder.   Constant  desire  to  urinate.   Urine
high-colored and scanty.   °Dull  pain in region of right kidney,
with urgent desire  to urinate.   Excessive  burning in  the  urethra
while urinating.  Sharp, cutting  pain in the urethra.    Urine  de-
posits a mucous sediment.
  Erigeron.   °Dysuria of teething children; frequent desire, crying
when urinating; urine profuse, of very strong odor;  external parts
(female) inflamed  or irritated, with  considerable mucous discharge.
  Eupatorium perf.  °Dark-brown, scanty, depositing a whitish, clay-
like sediment;  profuse, pale,  with gout.   Inflammation  of  meatus
urinarius, in women.
  Eupatorium purp.   incontinence of  urine, especially in children.
Deep, dull pain in kidneys, also  cutting pains;  chronic nephritis.
Violent dysuria after a jolting  ride during  pregnancy,  from  dis-
placed uterus.   Frequent efforts, with passage of but  a few  drops
of urine.   Urine very copious; scanty,  albuminous; scanty but fre-
quent.   Soreness and pain in  the bladder; deep, aching uneasiness;
catarrh. 
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    Ferric phos.   M Bright's disease, with fever.  Cystitis with heat,
 pain, fever.   Incontinence of urine, if from weakness of  sphincter
 muscles. Ischuria of recent date; heat, little children. Polyuria sim-
 plex, excessive secretion of urine.—Schussler.)
    ♦Gelsemiuin.   ♦Copious discharge  of  clear, limpid urine,  reliev-
 ing the headache,  incontinence  from paralysis  of  the sphincter;
 in nervous children.   Alternate dysuria  and enuresis, spasm of the
 bladder.   Albuminuria.
    Glonoinum.  °Abundant, highly  albuminous urine;   must  rise
 often at  night  to pass it; high-colored,  burning while passing,
 with redsediment and  reddish-yellow slime.
    ♦Graphites.  ♦The urine becomes turbid  and deposits a   white,
 cor  reddish   sediment   c Frequent  urination  at  night.   Urine
 smells sour.   Stitches or smarting in the  urethra  when  urinating.
    Hamamelis.  °Haematuria;  passive  congestion  of  the kidneys;
 dull  pain in renal region.  Irritation of urethra, followed by a dis-
 charge, and ardor urinae.   Urine clear, copious.   Scanty, high-col-
 ored urine.
   ♦Helleborus.  ♦Frequent urging,  with scanty discharge. °Urine
 scanty, dark, with  floating dark specks,  like coffee grounds;  albu-
 minous, scanty;  profuse, passed  in large quantities.  Suppressed
 urinary secretion  with  dropsy.   Passes blood and slime, with burn-
 ing and stinging.    After great  pressure he passes,  with much pain,
 a  few drops of blood.   Bladder  over-distended; retention of urine
 from atony of muscular coats.
   Helonias.  °Urine profuse,  clear, light-colored; albuminous; dia-
 betic.  Involuntary discharge  of urine after the  bladder seems  to
 be emptied. Burning, scalding when urinating;  desire frequent and
 urging, strangury.
   ♦Hepar sulph.   ♦Weakness  of the bladder; enuresis.  Micturition
 impeded; has to wait a while before urine passes; cannot  empty the
 bladder  thoroughly; urine drops  down  vertically without  force.
 Dark-red  and hot; bloody; sharp,  burning, corroding the prepuce.
 Inflammation and redness of the orifice of the urethra.
   Hvdrastis.   °Urine smells decomposed. Catarrh of bladder, with
thick, ropy mucous sediment in the urine.
   Hyoscyamus.  °Paralysis of  the  bladder;  micturition frequent,
scanty, difficult, involuntary;  has no will to urinate.  Retention of
urine. 
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   ♦Ignatia.  ♦Frequent discharge of much watery urine.  °Sudden,
 irresistible desire to urinate.   Pressure to  urinate  from  drinking
 coffee.
   Ipecacuanha. °Haematuria with cutting  in  abdomen and urethra;
 from suppressed itch.  Urine scanty, dark-red,turbid,  with red  sed-
 iment.
   Kali  bichrom. cScanty, high-colored urine, with copious, whitish
 sediment,  and  pain in  the back. Frequent discharge of watery urine,
 of strong smell, awaking him at night.
   Kali  brom.  °Diabetes; urine loaded  with sugar;  profuse, with
 abundance of phosphates. Dribbling of urine at beginning of stoob
 Incontinence of urine.
   ♦Kali carb.   ♦Frequent  urination,   especially  at night,  with
 much pressure, and scanty emission. °Stitches  in the region of the
 kidneys.   Burning in  the  urethra  during  and after micturition.
 Urine flows slowly, with soreness and burning.
   Kali  chlor.  °(Bright's disease;  chief  remedy.    Diabetes mel-
 litus, when stomach  and liver derangements are present;  tongue
 as in n; pancreatic derangement; lack  of bile  in  stools; pain  in
 kidneys. — Schussler.)
   Kali  iod.  °Bright's  disease, with  gout,  or  mercurio-syphilis;
 granulated kidney.  Urine increased with  unquenchable thirst.
   Kali  nit.  cBright's  disease with pain  in small of back,bruised,
 crampy or burning; diminished urine.   Frequent urination and dis-
 charge  of much pale urine, with reddish clouds.  Mucous  sediment;
 salts  increased.  Specific  gravity  1030—1040.   Dysuria, frequent
 desire,  with burning;  only  a   few  drops  at  first;  after  irritating
 medicines;  gonorrhoeal extension.
   Kali  phos.   °(Paralysis of sphincter  muscles  of bladder, causing
 inability of retaining the urine, generally  of old people.   Bright's
 disease of the kidneys,—for the depressed condition of nerves,—show-
 ing itself in  sleeplessness, irritability and  weary  feeling.   Cystitis
 in asthenic  conditions,  with  prostration.  Diabetes, to   establish
 the normal function of   the medulla  oblongata  and  pneumogastric
 nerve; nervous weakness; sugar in urine;  breath peculiar hay-like
odor; deranged kidneys, thirst and emaciation; often with  voracious
hunger  from liver disease.   Incontinence of urine from paralysis of
sphincter.—Schussler.)
  Kalmia.   °Albuminuria; also with pains in lower limbs. 
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   Kobaltum.   'Albuminuria.  Frequent discharge of small quantity
of urine.   Scanty urine,  with  greasy pellicle, yellow,  flocculent or
red sediment, and strong, pungent smell.
   Kreosotum.   °Urine offensive, colorless; reddish sediment.  Wets
the bed at night,  wakes with  urging, but  cannot retain the urine.
   Lachesis.    Urine almost black; frequent, foam),dark. Discharge
of offensive mucus during  micturition.   Catarrh of  the  bladder.
Stitches from kidneys through ureters.  Feeling as of a ball rolling
in the bladder or abdomen when turning  over.
   Lactic  acid.  DFrequent desire  to urinate large quantities.   Uri-
nates frequently, day and  night;  the  attempt to  retain  it  causes
pain.
   Laurocerasus.    Suppressed urine, in cholera.  Retention of urine
as from paralysis of the bladder, or urine is voided slowly.   Invol-
untary urination.  The urine deposits a thick, reddish, or mahogany-
colored sediment, with floating, jelly-like  flocks.
   Lilium.  ^Frequent urination during the day, with  smarting  in
the urethra.   Continuous  pressure on the bladder.  Constant desire
to urinate, with scanty discharge;  burning and smarting in  urethra
afterward.  Urine milky,  scanty,  increased  and  dark;  hot, like
boiling oil.
   Lithium carb. °Pain extending  into  spermatic cord  after urinat-
ing.   Tenesmus of bladder while  and after urinating.   On  rising
to urinate, a pressing in region of heart,  which did not cease until
after urinating.   Urine scanty,dark, acrid; pain when passed;  emis
sion difficult, with dark,  reddish-brown deposit; turbid  with mucous
deposit;   profuse, with  uric acid deposit.
   ♦Lycopodium.  ♦Red,  sandy sediment  in urine.   °Severe  back-
ache relieved  by passing urine.  Turbid, milky urine,  with an offen-
sive, purulent sediment;  dull  pressing  in region of bladder and ab-
domen; disposition  to  calculi.    Cystitis;  incontinence;  no  urine
secreted.   Haematuria from gravel or chronic catarrh.  Before pass-
ing water, child screams with  pain; red  sand  on diaper.   Urging
to urinate; must wait  long before  it will pass.
   Lycopus.  °Urine scanty,  thick and muddy,  with oedema  of  the
feet.   Urine contains  excess  of mucus, with  epithelial cells and
oxalate  of lime,  sp. gr.  1012  to  1020.   Diabetes mellitus.
   ♦Magnesia mur.  ♦Urine  can   be passed only  by bearing  down
with the abdominal muscles;  °passed  only  by drops,   always  some
seeming to remain behind.  Numbness in the urethra. 
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  Magnesium phos.  °( Spasmodic stricture of bladder.  Retention
of urine, inability to pass water from spasmodic  constriction after
use of catheter; a  sensation as  if the  muscles did  not  contract.
Gravel, windy pain. — Schussler.)
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Burning in the urethra.   Frequent  desire  to uri-
nate,  with scanty  discharge.   uRegion  of  bladder  sore  to  touch;
urine passes in  a thin stream  or  in drops, and containing blood and
pus.   Involuntary passage of urine.  Urging to  urinate,  with co-
pious flow; desire sudden; irresistible.   Urine dark-red and turbid;
sour and pungent;  mixed with blood,  white  flakes and  pus; flesh-
like lumps of mucus.  Haematuria, with violent and frequent  urging
to urinate.
  Mercurius biniod.   ^Increased  flow  of  urine.   Frequent  desire
to urinate; she  cannot hold  her water  for a  moment.  Ulcers  in
bladder.
  ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Tenesmus of the  bladder;  urine suppressed.
Frequent urination;   passed  in drops,  with much pain.   cUrine
scanty, bloody,  albuminous,  containing   filaments,  flocks, or dark
flesh-like pieces of mucus.  Albumen in  the urine after diphtheria
and in Bright's disease.
  Mezereum.   °Haematuria,  preceded  by crampy pain in the blad-
der.   Urine becomes  flaky and hot with  red  sediment.   Sticking
 in  the kidney and pain as if torn.
  Millefolium.  °Pain in region  of left kidney, then  bloody  urine.
Involuntary micturition.   Urine bloody;  blood  forms a cake in the
vessel.   Catarrh  of bladder  from atony.   Stone  in  the  bladder,
with  retention of urine.    Pus-like discharge after lithotomy.
  Muriatic acid.  °Frequent  and  profuse  (or  scanty) urination.
Slow emission of  urine;  must wait a  long  time  before urine will
pass; has to press so that anus protrudes.   Urine involuntary.
  Myrica.   °Urine  beer-colored,  with  yellowish  froth,  pinkish-
brown sediment; scant)'.
  Natrum  carb. cFrequent urging, with scanty or profuse discharge.
Urine involuntary at night.  Urine dark-)'ellow,  fetid, sour,  or like
horse-urine; deposits  a   mucous  sediment.   Burning in  urethra
during and after micturition.
    Natrum mur.   Frequent desire to urinate,with copious  flow of
 light,  watery urine.   c;Discharge  of mucus from  the urethra,  dur-
ing and after micturition.  Cutting and burning in the urethra after 
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    urination.  Polyuria,  thirst for  large  quantities of water.  Has to
    wait long for urine to pass, especially if others are near him. Urine
    dark,  like  coffee.   Hematuria.   Urine passed  involuntarily  when
    walking,  coughing or laughing.   (Polyuria in diabetes mellitus, if
    the symptoms correspond.   Bright's disease of kidneys, with symp-
    toms as given in 20.— Schussler.)
      Natrum phos.    (Diabetes mellitus  if symptoms of  acidity  pre-
    dominate, or if  there is ulceration of mucous membrane of  tongue.
    —Schussler.)
      Natrum sulf.   c(Diabetes, the chief remedy. — Schussler.)
      ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Needle-like stitches  in the orifice of  the urethra.
    GUrine cold  when it  passes;  scanty,  dark-brown,  smelling strong,
    like  horse-urine;  turbid;  looks  like  sediment in a cider  barrel.
    Haematuria;  urging after, and shuddering  along the spine; during
    urination, blood flows actively.   Incontinence of urine.  Discharge
    of bloody mucus and pus from  the  urethra.
      Nuphar lut.   °Urine deposits  a   copious   reddish  sand, which
    adheres to vessel.
      ♦Nux vom.  ♦Painful,   ineffectual   urging to  urinate.   Urine
    passes in  drops, with burning and tearing  in  the urethra  and neck
    of the bladder. °Renal colic, especially in  right  kidney, extending
    to genitals and right leg; worse lying on right side, better on back.
    Haematuria from suppressed haemorrhoidal flow, or menses.   Spas-
    modic  urethral stricture.  Paralysis  of  the bladder; urine dribbles.
    Urine pale;  later thick, whitish, purulent,  reddish, with brick-dust
    sediment.
      ♦Opium    ♦Retention  of urine  from paralysis  of the fundus of
    bladder;  -from spasm of sphincter;   from   nursing  after passion of
    nurse.  Involuntary micturition.  Urine  scanty, dark, brown, cloudy.
      Osmium  GUrine  albuminous, strong-scented,  dark-brown  and
    scanty; deposits bright-red sediment.  Bright's disease.
      Pareira  brava   °Chronic inflammation of the bladder.   Constant
    urging  to  urinate;  violent  pain  in  glans  penis;  straining;  pain
    extorts screams;  must get down on all  fours to urinate;  urine  con-
    tains  much  viscid,  thick, white  mucus,  or  deposits  a  red sand,
    Urine has a strong  ammoniacal odor.
      Petroleum.  ^Constant dribbling of  urine after micturition.  Fre-
■»    quent micturition, with  scanty,  brown, fetid  urine.   Involuntary
    micturition at night in bed. Chronic blenorrhcea.   Chronic inflam- 
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mation of the prostatic portion of urethra, with frequent emissions
and  imperfect erections;  chronic  urethritis, accompanying stricture.
   ♦Petroselinum.   ♦Drawing  and sticking in navicular fossa,chang-
ing to cutting, biting after urination.   -Frequent desire to urinate,
caused by  crawling stitch behind the navicular fossa.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Haematuria from debility after sexual excesses;
blood  deficient in fibrin.   Glycosuria with phthisis.   Albumen and
exudation  cells in the urine;  Eright's disease. Urine profuse, pale,
watery; frequent and scanty;   turbid,   whitish, like  curdled  milk,
with brick-dust  sediment and variegated  film on  surface.
   Phosphoric  acid.   ^Urine looks like milk mixed with jelly-like,
bloody piece1-; decomposes  rapidly; passed  in large quantities at
night, clear like  water.   Diabetes of nervous  origin.   Involuntary
urination.
   Phytolacca.   °Chalk-like sediment in urine.  Uric acid and al-
bumen in  urine.
   ♦Plumbum.  ♦Difficult micturition;   urine passed  only in drops;
ineffectual  urging;  strangury;   urine dark-colored  and  scanty;
albuminous.   ^ Bright's disease; contracted kidney.  Diabetes.   Ne-
crotic  cystitis from decomposed urea.  Urine passed in drops; stran-
gury:  will  not  pass, as  from atony  of  the bladder;  dribbles, is
high colored and fetid.
   ♦Pulsatilla. ♦Involuntary micturition at  night in bed,  especially
in little girls  while coughing or passing flatus.    Frequent  urina-
tion; profuse flow.   °Tenesmus and  stinging in  neck of the blad-
der.    Ischuria with redness  and  heat  in region  of the  bladder.
Haematuria with  burning at orifice  of  urethra and  constriction in
region of navel.  Burning in urethra. At end of urination dropping
of blood.
   ♦Rhododendron.   ♦Frequent urging  to urinate,  with  drawing  in
region of bladeler.  Pain in urethra as from  subcutaneous  ulceration.
^Increased secretion of very offensive urine.   Greenish  urine.
   Rhus tox.  ^Tearing in region of kidneys,  oedema,  after exposure
to wet. Urine hot, white, muddy; pale, with white sediment;  dark,
becoming turbid.   Tenesmus  vesicae;  discharges  a  few drops  of
blood-red urine. Urine voided slowly,  spine  affected; from getting
wet.    Urine  involuntary  a*t night, and while at rest.
  ♦Sabina.   ♦Vesical irritability, depending  on  gouty  diathesis.  <
Diminished  discharge of red urine,  with  strangury.   Retention 
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 of urine; discharged by  drops,  with burning.   Urine  bloody  and
 albuminous.
   Sarsaparilla.  Tenderness and distention over region of bladder.
 Passes gravel  or small calculi;  blood  with last  of  urine.   Tenes-
 mus of bladder, with discharge of  white,  acrid  pus   and   mucus.
 Sand  in urine or on the diaper; child screams before and on pass-
 ing it.
   Secale.    Retention of urine.   Ischuria paralytica;  enuresis in
 old age. Urine pale,  watery;  blood)- in  old  people.   Urinary  de-
 posit  like  white cheese.  Discharge  of  thick, black  blood  from
 bladder—kidney affections.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Urging to urinate  from pressure on the bladder.   Fre-
 quent  micturition, even  at night.   Urine turbid, clay-colored,  with
 reddish sediment;  -thick, slimy, very offensive,  depositing a yel-
 lowish, pasty  sediment;  becomes  turbid and offensive, with white
 sediment.   Involuntary discharge of urine  at night,  especially dur-
 ing first sleep.   Mucous discharge,periodical, not at each micturi-
 tion;  sometimes pieces of coagulated mucus clog up the urethra.
 Feeling as of  great distention of bladder.
   Silicia.   -Suppuration of  the kidneys; abscesses.   Profuse  uri-
 nation relieves headache. Involuntary micturition at night;  also in
 children with worms, and in chorea.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Frequent and sudden desire  to urinate,  especially
 at night,  with copious  discharge.   Burning  in  the  urethra,  also
 while  urinating.  Itching in the urethra.   Urine turbid,  °reddish,
 offensive,  excoriating.   Retention   of  urine.  Nocturnal enuresis.
 Urine  fetid with greasy looking pellicle on  it.   Redness and in-
 flammation of  the urethra. Painful desire with discharge of  bloody
 urine,  requiring great effort.
   Tabacum.  °Renal  colic; violent pains  along ureters;  cold  sweat,
 deathly nausea.
   ♦Terebinthina.  ♦Violent burning,  drawing pains  in region of the
 kidneys; urine scanty and bloody.   °Affections  of  kidneys,  worse
 from living in  damp  dwellings.   Urine  black,  with  coffee-ground
 sediment; great emaciation  and weakness;  clear,  watery, profuse;
 incontinence at night;  scanty,  turbid,  dark,  epithelial  sediment;
 albuminous;  bloody,  the blood  thoroughly  mixed with the  urine;
containing  sugar.   Sensitiveness   of hypogastrium, tenesmus  of
bladder; strangury, burning  in region of kidneys; urine deposits a
slimy,  thick,muddy sediment.  Urine smells of violets. 
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  Thuja occ   °Bladder feels as  if  paralyzed; has no  power to expel
urine.  Involuntary urination at night or when coughing. Continued
urging; passes a few drops  of  blood.   Urine  too frequent  and too
copious; contains sugar,foams; dark-red in the morning; deposits a
brown mucus with dark,  cloudy sediment, in rheumatism.
  Uranium nit. °Diabetes originating  in dyspepsia, or assimilative
derangement.  Great emaciation, debility and tendency  to ascites
and general dropsy.
  Zincum.    Violent  pressure of  urine  on bladder; sits with legs
crossed, and though bladder feels  as if full,  none passes.  Invol-
untary urination,  while walking,  sneezing and coughing.
  Zingiber.    Dull aching; hot  sensation in  left kidney;  in  both
kidneys, with frequent desire  to urinate.   Complete  retention  of
urine after typhus.  While   urinating, pain  in  the  orifice of  the
urethra.  Urine thick,  turbid;  dark brown; of strong smell.

                            REPERTORY.

Micturition, urination.
  Ardor urinae—ascl. cor., ham.
  Desire  to—absinth., apis,  caust., ♦equis., eriger.,  helon.,  ign.,
kali n.. lact. a., lib, ♦mag.  c, nat. m., petros.,  ♦sub, zinc.
  Diabetes — See "Diabetic," under  "Urine."
  Difficult, dysuria—♦aeon., ♦alum., apis,  ♦ars., benz. a., can.  s.,
eriger., eup. purp., gels., hyos.,  kali n.,  lith., ♦mag.  m.,  ♦plumb.,
sub, thuj., zinc.
  Dribbles—agar., ♦can. i.,  caust.,kali br., nux v., petrol , plumb.
  Drops—apis, ♦arn.,  caust., clem.,  eup.  purp., kali n., mag. m.,
mere,  ♦mere  cor., ♦nux  v., plumb.,  rhus, sabin.
  Drop by drop—♦aeon.,  ♦belb,  ♦canth., plumb., rhus.
  Easily  passed—♦caust
  Enuresis,  wetting the bed—benz. a.,  calc. phos., gels.,  hep,  s.,
secale,  sul.
  Force,  lack  of—♦hep.  s.
  Frequent—am.  m.,   aspar.,  belb, borax, can.  i.,   caust., cham.,
cinch.,  ♦coloc,  eup.  purp., glon., graph.,  hyos.,  ♦ign.,  kali  bi.,
♦kali  c, kali n.,  kobalt.,lach., lact. a., lib, mere, mere p. i., mere
cor., mur. a., nat. c,  nat. m., petrol., phos., ♦puis., ♦rhod., ♦sepia,
♦sul , thuj.,  zing.
  Fruitless efforts—canth., dig.
  Impeded—♦hep. s.
  Incontinence—apis,  ♦arg.n., belb, carb.v.,  eup.purp., ferr. phos.,
gels., kali br., kali phos., kreos., lye, nit. a., terebin.
  Interrupted, intermits—♦con.
  Involuntary—am. c, ♦arn., ♦ars.,  belb,   ♦caust.,  cic, clem.,
dulc, helon., hyos., kali phos., kreos., laur.,  mere, mill.,  mur.  a.,
nat. e, nat.  m.,  opium, petrol.,  phos. a., ♦puis., rhus,  sepia, sib,
thuj., zinc. 
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Micturition continued.
  Irritation of parts—apis,  benz.  a., ham , kali phos., rhus, ♦sabin.
   Ischuria—♦am., ferr. phos., puis.,  secale.
  Retention—aeon., ♦arn., ars.,♦belb,canth., caust.,dig.,dulc,hell.,
hyos.,  laur., mag.  phos.,  mill..♦opium,sabin.,secale, sub,zinc,zing.
   Slowly—kali e,  laur.,  mur. a.,  rhus.
  Strangury—♦can.  s., caps., colch.,  dulc,   helon.,  mag.  phos.,
plumb., sabin., terebin.
  Sudden desire,  can't wait—ign., mere, mere b. i.,  ♦sub
  Suppression—aeon., ♦arum, hell.,  laur.,  lye,  mere cor.
  Tenesmus—♦alum.,   ♦arn.,  belb,  ♦canth.,   caps.,  colch.,  lith.,
♦mere  cor., par.  bi., puis.,  rhus, sars., terebin.
  Thin stream—mere
  Unconsciously  and uninterruptedly—♦arg.  n.
  Urging—♦aeon., alum., ♦arg. n., ♦arn.,  aspar., can.  i., ♦canth.,
caust.,  cham., ♦coloc,  ♦equis., eup.  purp., ♦hell., helon.,  kali c,
kreos.,  lye, mere,  nat. c,  nit. a., ♦nuxv., par. b., plumb., ♦rhod.,
♦sepia,  sub, thuj.
  Wait, must—♦arn., can.i.,  ♦hep.s.,  lye, mur. a., nat. m.

Pains—♦aeon., apis,  am.,  canth.,  colch.,   ♦equis.,  eup.  purp.,
ferr. phos., kali bi., kali  chlor.,  kali n., lact.  a., lith.,  lye,  mag.
phos., ♦mere cor.,  mez.,  mill., ♦nux  v., par. b., ♦rhod., sub, tabac.
  Aching—eup. purp., zing.
  Ardor urinae—ascl. cor., ham.
   Biting—petros.
   Burning—aeon., ♦ars.,  benz.a.,  ♦berb., ♦can. i., ♦can. s., ♦canth.,
caust.,  cham., equis., glon., hell.,  helon., hep. s., kali c,kali n.,
lib.  ♦mere, nat. c, nat.  m., ♦nux.v.,  puis., sabin.,  ♦sub,♦terebin.
  Colic—benz. a., nux v., tabac., terebin.
  Crampy—belb,  kali n., mez.
  Cutting—aspar., ♦berb., ♦canth., equis., eup.purp.,  ipec, nat.m.,
♦petros.
  Digging—♦berb.
  Dragging—♦petros.,  ♦rhod., ♦terebin.
  Dull—ambr., canth., equis., eup. purp., ham., lye,  zing.
  Pressure—aeon.,  canth., coloc,  lib,  lith., lye, ♦sepia, zinc.
  Pulsative—♦berb.
  Scalding—♦aeon., ♦can. i., ♦canth.,  helon.
  Sharp—can. i., equis.,  hep. s.
  Shooting—aeon.
  Smarting—♦can.  s., graph., lil.
  Sore—benz. a., berb., ♦can. s.,  eup.  purp.,  kali c,  mere
   Spasmodic—belb, cheb
  Sticking—♦berb.,  mez., ♦petros.
  Stinging—♦can. i., hell.,  puis.
  Stitches—aeon., aspar., berb., can. i., ♦can. s., graph.,  kali c,
lach., ♦nit.  a., petros.
  Tearing—♦berb., ♦nux v., rhus.
  Tensive—♦can.  s.
  Ulcerative—arg. n., ♦rhod.
  Violent—♦berb., ♦canth.,  cheb,  coloc, ♦terebin. 
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Parts.

Bladder, vesica—alum.,   arg.   n.,  ♦arn.,  ars.,   belb,  benz.   a.,
♦herb.,  ♦canth.,  caps.,  carb. v.,  coloc,  ♦equis., eup! purp.,  hell.,
helon.,  ♦hep. s , lib,  lith.,  mag.  phos.,  mere,  mere b.  i., ♦mere
cor.,  mez., mill., par. b., plumb., puis.,  ♦rhod., rhus, ♦sabin., sars.,
♦sepia,  terebin., zinc.
  Blenorrhcea - carb.  v., petrol.
  Catarrh—eup.  purp., hydras.,  lach., lye, mill.
  Cystitis, inflammation—can.s.,  kali chlor., kali phos., lye,par.b.,
plumb.
  Distended feeling—♦equis., hell.,  sars.,  sepia.
  Empty,  hard to—♦hep. s.
  Neck of bladder—♦arn.,   "'canth., cham.,  ferr.  phos.,  ♦nux  v.,
puis., secale, sepia.
  Paralysis of—ars., caust.,  cic,  dulc,  gels^,  hyos.,  kali  phos.,
laur., nux  v., ♦opium, secale, thuj.
  Spasms—asaf., gels., mag. phos.
  Sphincters of—agar.,  ferr. phos.,  gels., kali phos.,  mag. phos.,
Opium.
  Tender—asaf., ♦equis., mere,  sars., terebin.
  Weakness  of—♦hep. s.

Kidneys—aeon., ambr.,  arg. n.,  arn.,  aspar., benz.  a.,  ♦berb.,
can. i., canth., cheb,  colch., equis., eup. purp., ham.,  kali chlor.,
kali i.,  kali  phos., lach., mez., mill., nuxv., plumb., rhus, ♦sabin.,
secale, sib, squill., tabac,  ♦terebin., zinc, zing.
  Bright's disease—calc phos.,  carb. v., dulc, ferr.  phos.,  kali
chlor., kali i.,  kali n., kali phos., mere  cor.,  nat.  m., osm.,  phos.,
plumb.
  Nephritis, inflammation—can.  s.,  eup. purp.
  Suppuration—sib
  Penis—par.  b.
  Prepuce—hep. s.
  Prostate gland—benz.  a.,  kali i.,  petrol.
  Spermatic cords —lith.
  Ureters—apis, arg.  n., belb, cham., cheb, lach., tabac.

Urethra—aeon.,  arg. n.,  ars.,  aspar.,  ♦berb., ♦can. i., ♦can.  s.,
♦canth., caps., caust., equis.,  graph., ham.,   ipec,  kali c, lib,
mag.  m.,  mere, ♦nux v., petrol., puis.,  ♦rhod., sepia, ♦sub
  Discharge from—agar., benz.a., caps., eriger., ham.,  kali chlor.,
nat. m., nit. a.,  nux v.,  petrol.,  sepia.
  Inflammation of—♦can. s., eup.perf., petrol.,  sul.
  Itching—♦sub
  Meatus—aspar.,  ♦can.  s., eup.  perf., hep.   s.,  ♦nit.  a.,   puis.,
zing.
  Navicular fossa—♦canth., ♦petros.

Sensations—lach.,   mag. m., mag. phos., sepia,  ♦sub
  Hot—♦aeon.,  apis,  ♦borax, ferr.  phos.,  hep. s.,  lib,  mez., rhus.
  Sensitiveness—aeon.,  arg. n., belb,  ♦can.  s.,   caps.,  ♦equis.,
mere, sars., terebin. 
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Urine.
  Acid—lith.
  Acrid—lith.,  sars.
  Albuminous—apis,  ♦ars., calc.  phos.,, eup.  purp., gels.,  glon.,
hell., helon.,  kalm.,  kobalt,   ♦mere  cor.,  osm.,  phos.,  phyt.,
♦plumb.,  sabin., terebin.
  Bloody, haematuria—aeon.,  apis,  ♦arn.,  ♦ars.,  cact.,  ♦canth.,
carb. v.,  colch., dulc,  ham., hell., hep. s.,  ipec, lye, mere, mere
cor.,  mez., mill.,  nat. m.,  nit. a., nuxv., petros., ♦phos., phos. a.,
puis., sabin., secale,  sepia, sub,  ♦terebin.,  thuj.
  Cloudy—canth.,  caust., kali n., opium, thuj.
Color—myr. c
  Beer-colored—bry., myr.  c
  Black—colch., dig., lach., terebin.
  Brown—aeon.,  apis,   ars., asaf.,   ♦bry.,  caust.,  ♦cheb,  coloc,
eup. perf., lith., myr. e, nit. a., opium,  osm.,  petrol., zinc.
  Clay-colored—♦sepia.
  Clear—agar., ambr.,  belb,  ♦gels., ham., helon., phos. a., terebin.
  Colorless—agar.,  ♦can. i., kreos.
  Dark—♦aeon., apis, arg.  n., ars., ♦bry., canth.,  carb. v.,  caust,
♦cheb, cinch., colch., eup.  pert, hell.,  hep. s.,  ipec,  lach.,  lib,
lith., mere,  nat. e, nat. m., nit.  a.,  opium, osm.,   ♦plumb., rhus,
terebin.,  thuj.,  zing.
  Green—rhod.
  High—apis, ♦benz. a., ♦equis.,  glon., ham., kali bi.,  plumb.
  Lemon —agar.
  Light—carb.  v.,  helon.,  ♦nat. m.
  Orange—absinth.
  Pale—arg.  m., arum., ascl.  c,  belb, ♦berb., con.,  eup. pert,
kali n., nux  v., phos.,  rhus, secale.
  Red—♦aeon.,  apis,  belb,  benz. a.,  camph.,  carb. v.,   ♦cheb,
dulc, hep. s., ipec,  kali  n.,  kreos., lith.,  mere,  nux v.,  rhus,
sabin., sub,  terebin.
  Straw—aspar.
  White—con., dulc, nux  v., phos.,  rhus.
  Yellow—ambr.,  am.   m.,  ars.,  belb, ♦berb.,  carb. v.,   ♦cheb,
nat. c.
  Diabetic, sugar in—arg.  m.,  carb. v., helon., kalibr., kali chlor.',
kali phos., lycopus, nat.  m., nat. phos., nat.  s.,  phos., phos. a.,
plumb.,  terebin., thuj., uran. nit.
  Excoriating—sul.
  Fiery—aeon.
  Flakes, white—mere, mez.
  Flocculent—kobalt.,  laur.
  Foaming,  frothy—lach., myr.  e, thuj.
  Glutinous—agar.
  Glycosuria—phos.
  Like various things—absinth., aur.,  berb.,  bry.,  canth., caps.,
colch., coloc, dulc,  eup.  perf.,laur., lib, mere, mere cor.,  nat. c,
nat. m.,   nit.  a., phos.,  phos. a., phyt., secale. 
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Urine continued.
  Limpid—♦gels.
  Milky—apis, aur., carb.  v., lib, lye,  phos.,  phos.  a.
  Muddy—lycopus,  rhus, terebin.

Odor- par.  b.
  Decomposed—hydras., phos.'a.,  plumb.
  Fetid—apis, arg.  n., coloc,  dulc, nat.  e, petrol.,  plumb., sul.
  Horse urine, like—absinth.,  nat. e,  nit. a.
  Offensive—aspar., ♦benz. a., kreos.,  lach., rhod.,  sepia, sul.
  Pungent—aspar.,  ♦benz.  a.,  kobalt.,  mere
  Sour—ambr., graph., mere, nat. c.
  Strong—absinth.,  aspar.,  ♦benz.  a.,  eriger., kali bi., kobalt,
nit. a., osm., par. b., zing.
  Urinous—♦benz. a.
  Violets—terebin.

Quantity.
  Abundant—glon.
  Diminished—kali n., sabin.
  Copious —belb, ♦berb., carb. v.,  eup. purp.,  ♦gels., ham.,  mere,
nat.  m., ♦sub, thuj.
  Increased—ascl. c, kali  i.,  lib, mere b. i., rhod.
  Large—hell., lact. a., phos. a.
  More than is drank—ambr.
  Much—arum.,  ♦ign., kali n.
  Polyuria,  excessive,  diabetes  insipidus—ferr.  phos.,   nat.  m.,
squill.
  Profuse—agar., am. m.,  arg.  m.,  ♦can. i.,  eriger., eup.  perf.,
hell., helon., kali br.,   lith.,   mur.  a.,  nat.  c, phos., ♦puis., sib,
terebin.
  Scanty—♦aeon., apis, ♦ars.,  ♦arum.,  aspar.,  bry.,  canth., cinch.,
colch., ♦coloc,  dig.,  dulc,  ♦equis.,  ham., ♦hell.,  hyos.,   ipec,
kali  bi., kali c,  kalm., kobalt.,  lib, lith.,  lycopus,  ♦mere,  mere
cor.,  mur.  a., myr.  e, nat. c, nit. a.,  opium,  osm., petrol.,phos.,
♦plumb., ♦terebin.
  Purulent—mere,  nux v., sil.
  Pellicle on—kalm., kobalt.,  phos., rhus.

Sediment  in urine—secale.
  Blood—ars., dulc.
  Brick-dust—aeon., cinch, dig  .,  nuxv., phos.
  Calculi—belb, benz. a.,  calc. phos.,  lye, mill.,  sars.
  Chalk-like—phyt.
  Clay-like—♦berb., eup.  perf., sepia.
  Cloudy—am. m.,   thuj.
  Coffee-grounds—apis., hell., terebin.
  Color.
  Brown—♦ambr.,  lith., myr.  c, thuj.
  Dark—aeon., apis, lith., mere cor.,  thuj.
  Gray—♦berb.,  con.,  laur. 
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Sediment  continued
  Light—am. m.
  Pinkish—bry.,  myr. c
  Red—arg. n.,  ars., aspar.,  belb,  ♦berb., carb. v., cinch.,  glon.,
graph., ipec, kobalt., kreos.,  laur..  lith.,  ♦lye,  mez.,  nuph.  b,
nux v., osm., par. b., phos.,  ♦sepia, sul.
  Transparent—♦berb.
  White—am. c,  aspar.,  ♦berb.,  bry., canth.,  colch., con.,  dulc,
eup. pert, ♦graph.,  kalibi., rhus,  sars., secale, sepia.
  Yellow—glon.,  kobalt., myr. c,  sepia.

  Copious—♦berb., coloc,  kali bi., nuph.  1.
  Epithelial—apis, lycopus, terebin.
  Fetid—dulc
  Flocculent—aspar., ♦berb., kobalt.,  mere  cor.
  Gelatinous—berb.
  Granular—benz. a.
  Gravel—aspar.,  benz.  a., calc. phos., lye, mag. phos., sars.
  Mealy—♦berb., canth.
  Mucous—aur.,  benz. a., ♦berb.,  dulc,  equis.,  eriger.,  hydras.,
kali n., lach., lith., lycopus,  mere, mere  cor.,  nat. e,  par.  b.,
petrol., sars., sepia,  thuj.
  Offensive—lye
  Oily—dulc, lib, sul.
  Oxalates—lycopus.
  Pasty—sepia.
  Phosphates—aspar., benz.  a.,  kali br.
  Purulent—ars.,  clem., dulc, lye, mere, mill., nux v., sars.
  Ropy—hydras.
  Sand—ars., ♦lye,  nuph. b, par. b.,  sars.
  Slimy—sepia,  terebin.
  Solid  matters,  salts—ascl. cor.,  kali n.
  Thick—hydras., laur., lycopus, nux v.,  par.  b.,  sepia,  terebin.
  Tough, viscid—dulc,  par.  b.
  Urates—arg. n , aspar., benz.  a., lith., phyt.

  Slimy—gels.,  hell., sepia, terebin.
  Specific gravity—ascl. c., kali n., lycopus.
  Thick—coloc,  dig., kali chlor., lycopus., nux v.,  zing.
  Tubules,  uriniferous—apis.
  Turbid —ambr.,  apis,  arg.  m.,  ars., aspar., aur.,   belb, *berb.,
canth., carb. v.,  caust.,  ♦cheb, cinch.,  colch.,  coloc,  con.,  dig.,
dulc,  ♦graph., ipec, lith., lye,  mere, nit. a., phos., rhus, ♦sepia,
♦sul...  terebin., zing.
  Uraemia—♦ars.
  Viscid—aeon.,  coloc.
  Watery—belb,  ♦ign., kali bi., *nat. m., phos., phos.  a., secale,
terebin. 
        CHAPTER  XXII.-MALE  ORGANS.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Hydrocele of children,   especially  after  scarla-
 tina.
   Acetic  acid.  "-Very weakening  nightly emission.
   Aconitum.   -Sexual desire increased; fits of lasciviousness.  In-
 creased  desire in  the evening,  with  heat  and  sweat.   Sexual
 desire increased,with relaxed parts ; tingling in parts.  Bruised pain
 in testicles.   Testicles feel  swollen  and hard; children reach  with
 their hands to the genitals,  in cystitis.
   ♦Agaricus.   ♦Complaints  after sexual debauches.    Great  desire
 for  coition,  the  penis  being  relaxed.    Voluptuous  itching  of
 the genitals.  After coitus great debility; profuse night sweats; burn-
 ing, itching of the skin; tension and pressure under the ribs.  Sper-
 matorrhoea, with pains and  weakness in the thighs.
   ♦Agnus cast.  ♦Sexual desire lessened, almost  lost.  Penis  so re-
 laxed that voluptuous  fancies  excite no  erections.  Testes  cold,
 swollen, hard; penis small, flaccid. Impotence with gleet, especially
 with those who have frequently had gonorrhoea.  Yellow urethral
 discharge.  Gleet with want of sexual desire or erections.  "-Emis-
 sion of prostatic fluid when straining  at stool.
   Ailantus.    "-Chancre-like sore on the prepuce.
   Aloe.   °Sexual  desire increased; seminal emissions; strong desire
 afterward.   Testicles cold,  penis  small; scrotum  relaxed, epididy-
 mis  sensitive, especially to touch  or  while walking.   Itching  of
 the prepuce.
   Alumina.   -Excessive sexual desire.  Involuntary emissions,  fol-
 lowed  by  all his old  symptoms.   Left  testicle hard and ver)- pain-
 ful.  Tickling on  the genitals and  thighs.
   Ammonium  carb.   °Forcing pain in  testicles and seminal cords;
 sensitiveness  of testicles to  touch,  aggravated by erections.   Tes-
 ticles and scrotum relaxed,  necessitating  a supporter.   Erections
without sexual desire, mornings.   Violent  sexual  desire,  almost
                                Kit; 
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46'/
without erections.   Seminal emissions almost  every  night.   Itch-
ing of the genitals.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Dropsy of  the scrotum;  hydrocele.  -Frequent and long
lasting erections.  Swelling of  testicles, more  the right;  violent
itching and redness of scrotum, sore to  touch
   ♦Argentum met.   ♦Constant pain*  in the  testicles; ^clothing in-
creases the pain  on  walking.   Seminal  emissions  almost  every
night, without  erection, with  atrophy  of   penis; after  onanism.
Yellowish-green gonorrhoea,  of  an  indolent  character  from  the
beginning. Very profuse gonorrhoea,  with contusive pain in testicle.
Grayish ulcers with shaggy borders, on  the prepuce,  at  the same
time  in  throat.   Scrotum and feet oedematous,  in diabetes mellitus.
   Argentum nit.   -Impotence;  erections, but they fail when coition
is attempted.  Want of desire,  organs shriveled.  Coition painful;
urethra as if put on the stretch, or sensitive at  its  orifice.   Ulcers
on the  prepuce small,  covered with  pus;  later  spreading,  bowl-
shaped,  with tallow-like coating. Contusive  pain,with enlargement,
and hardening of right  testicle.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Penis and testicles swollen, purple-red; after injuries.
Hydrocele caused by a bruise. °Spermatic cords painfully swollen;
stitches  in the abdomen. Phymosis from friction; parts bruised and
much swollen. Erysipelas  of  scrotum,extending to  the anus.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Scrotum oedematous.  °Emission during diarrhoeic
stool.   Glans blue-red, swollen and  cracked.   Excessively painful
inflammation and swelling  of  the genitals, increased almost to gan-
grene.
   ♦Aurum met.  ♦Right testicle  swollen;  cpressing  pains when
touching or rubbing, as from  contusion.   Testes  indurated.   Dis-
charge of prostatic fluid  from  a relaxed  penis;  settled melancholy,
with suicidal mania.   Ulcers  on the  scrotum, cutting  and stinging
in perineum.   Inguinal glands suppurate.
   *Baptisia.   ♦Orchitis; cannot  sleep because  he  feels as  if his
body  was scattered about in the bed.
   Bromium.    Increased sexual desire.   Nightly emissions. Hard,
painless swelling of the left testicle,  painful  when  driving.   Cold-
ness of left testicle.
   Bufo.   -Impotence.   Epilepsy from fright.
   Caladium.  °Sexual desire with relaxed penis,  or painful erection
without desire.   Impotence with mental depression.   Glans very 
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red, covered  with fine red points;  dry, with  desire to rub it.  Pre-
puce much swollen at the margin,  sore  and  painful.   Swelling  of
scrotum.
  Calcarea fluor. °(Induration of testicles.  Varicosis. —Schussler.)
  Calcarea phos.   -Erections  while  riding  in a  carriage, without
sexual desire.   Shooting  through  the  perineum  into  the  penis.
Swelling of the testicles.  Itching of  the scrotum, with sweating,
soreness and pimples. Scrotum sore,  oozing a fluid.  (Gonorrhoea,
with anaemia.  In hydrocele, if natrum  mur  fails.—Schussler.)
  Calcarea sulf.  c(Bubo, to  control   suppuration.   Gonorrhoea,   in
suppurating  stage.—Schussler.)
  Camphora.  °Want of  sexual desire, with  weakness of the parts;
want  of erections;  testicles  relaxed;   impotence.   Gonorrhoea with
constant sticking  together of the meatus.   Chordee.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   +A glairy  mucus  may be  squeezed  from the
urethra.   Sexual desire  excessively   increased.   °Erections  while
riding,  walking,and also while sitting still;  not caused by  amorous
thoughts;  violent;  painful.   Penis  relaxed and  shrunken.  Un-
easiness, with  burning sensation in the penis  and urethra, accom-
panied  by frequent calls to  urinate.    Itching  of  the  glans penis.
  Cannabis sat.   °Increased sexual desire.  Impotence from  sexual
abuse.  Frequent erections  followed by  stitches   in the  urethra.
Penis swollen without marked erections.   Penis painful  as if sore
or burnt,when  walking.  Burning, stinging of penis.  Piercing pains
in penis.   Great swelling of  the prepuce, approaching  phymosis.
Dark redness of  glans and  prepuce.   Light-red, lentil-sized spots
on the glans.
  ♦Cantharis.   ♦Painful   priapism.   °Painful   swelling  of  glans.
Strong and persistent erections, painless  and  without  voluptuous
sensation.   Bloody semen.  Painful gonorrhoea with chordee.  Draw-
ing pain in spermatic cord  while  urinating.  Testicles  drawn up.
Sexual desire increased,  disturbing sleep.
  Capsicum.   -Impotence;  scrotum  cold,  shriveled.  Painful erec-
tions at night; cream-like discharge from the urethra; burning when
urinating; at other  times  cutting,  stinging in the  urethra.   Gonor-
rhoea.   Prepuce swollen.  Testicles dwindle; spermatic cord shriv-
eled.   Crampy pains in testicles after emissions.
  ♦Carbo ani.   ♦Syphilis; buboes. -Seminal emissions;  parts feel
weak; exhausted  mentally and physically. 
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   Carbo veg. cOnanism  during sleep. Seminal discharge  too soon
during coitus, followed by roaring  in the head. Prostatic discharge
while straining  at stool.   Swelling of testicles  from  metastasis of
mumps.
   Cinchona.  °Sexual desire;  lascivious fancies.   Impotence with
lascivious fancies.   Nocturnal  emissions frequent and debilitating.
Consequences  of excessive or  long continued seminal  losses;  onan-
ism.  Painful  swelling  of  spermatic cord  and testicle,  especially
the epididymis;  tearing in left testicle   and  left  side  of prepuce;
cramp-like,  contractive pain in the testicles  evenings—after gonor-
rhoea. Contractive pain in urethra.
   ♦Clematis.  ♦Swelling of right half of scrotum;  testicles relaxed,
hanging down.   Painful, inflamed  and  swollen  testicles.   Right
spermatic cord sensitive;  testicles drawn up.  °Sexual desire  weak.
Burning in  penis during seminal discharge  in  coitus.   Induration
of the testicles.
   Collinsonia.   Varicocele with haemorrhoids.
   ♦Conium.   ♦Sexual desire  without erections.    Emission   even
while  frolicking with a woman.   -Discharge of prostatic fluid on
every change of emotion; without voluptuous thoughts, with itching
of the prepuce.   Bad effects from suppressed sexual desire or from
excessive indulgence.   Swelling of the  testes.
   Croton tig.  °Frequent corrosive itching of   the glans  and  scro-
tum.  Scrotum shriveled,  itching severely, disturbing  sleep; better
from  scratching, which,  however, caused  a voluptuous  sensation.
Corrosive itching pain of the  scrotum;   worse  while walking; red-
ness of  the  parts.  Vesicular eruption on scrotum  and penis.
   Digitalis.   -Nightly emissions with great weakness of the geni-
tals.  Balanitis;  phymosis, with great burning  on urinating; dropsy
of the prepuce.   Testicles swollen.   Hydrocele.
   ♦Dioscorea.   ♦Emission of semen during sleep. °Constant excite-
ment  of  the genital organs, with frequent erections.   Genitals cold
and relaxed.  Strong  smelling  perspiration on  scrotum and pubes.
Diminished sexual desire.
   ♦Dulcamara.  ♦Impotence; herpes on genitals—herpes praeputialis.
   ♦Eryngium.   °Sexual desire  suppressed,  then excited,  with lewd
dreams  ♦and pollutions;   discharge  of   prostatic  fluid from   slight
causes.
   Ferrum met.   °Nocturnal emissions;  impotence;   increased de-
sire.  Gleet copious,  painless, milky. 
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  Ferric phos.  °(Bubo, with fever.—Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.    Increased sexual desire of old men, with violent
erections at night.  Gleety  discharge  at night, staining the linen
yellow.   Yellow drop on the linen in the morning.  Dropsical swell-
ing of penis.   Hydrocele.   Oily,  pungent-smelling  sweat  on  the
genitals.
  Gelsemium.   -Sexual organs  irritable, weak; involuntary emis-
sions without erections;  spermatorrhoea.  Emission  of semen  dur-
ing stool.  Genitals  cold, relaxed;  dragging pains  in  testicles.  Sup
pressed gonorrhoea,  followed by  rheumatism  or orchitis.   Profuse
warm sweat on scrotum.
  ♦Graphites.   ♦Itching and moist eruption on scrotum.    Uncon-
trollable sexual  excitement;  violent   erections.   Impotence,  with
dislike for coition. Want of proper sensation  during coition. Drop-
sical swelling of prepuce and  scrotum.  Nocturnal  emissions  with
flaccid penis.   Hydrocele (left side) with herpetic eruption on scro-
tum.
  ♦Hamamelis.   ♦Pain  running  down the spermatic  cords into the
testes:  intense soreness and swelling.    Varicocele;  -emissions at
night without being aware  of  it;  headache,  depression of mind.
Erections; great desire  for coition.  Severe neuralgic pains  in  tes-
ticles, suddenly shifting to bowels,  causing  nausea  and faintness;
profuse cold sweat on scrotum:  capillary stasis.
  ♦Hepar  sulph.  ♦Excoriation  and  humid  soreness on  genitals
and  in folds between scrotum  and  thighs.  -Sexual desire increased;
erections feeble.   Discharge of  prostatic fluid after micturition and
during hard stool, also  independent of either. Itching of the penis
and  of  the frenum.   Chancre-like  ulcers  on  the prepuce.   Mer-
curialized  chancres.   Secondary syphilis.
  Hydrastis.   'Debility after spermatorrhoea.  Gonorrhoea,  second
stage; thick, yellow  discharge.  Gleet,  debility; copious, painless
discharge.   Dragging in right groin to  testicle,  thence  to left  tes-
ticle, thence to left  groin.
  Hyoscyamus.   JSexual desire excessive:  lascivious; exposes his
person.   Impotence.
  Ignatia.   ""Sexual desire weak.   Erection during stool. Contrac-
tion of  the penis; it becomes  quite small.  Soreness  and ulcerative
pain combined with itching at the margin of the prepuce.   Itching
around  genitals and on  penis  in evening after lying down; passes
off after scratching. 
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  Iodium.   °Swelling and induration of the  testicles,  and prostate
gland.   Painless swelling of  the  testicles,  with offensive sweat.
Bearing down or twisting in the spermatic cord.
  Kali bichrom.   ° Absence  of  sexual desire.   Chancres ulcerating
deeply.   Stitches in prostate when walking; must stand still; pros-
tatic  fluid  escapes  at stool.   Gleet  with  jelly-like  or  stringy
discharge.
  Kali chlor.   °(Chancre;  the  principal  remedy throughout, 3rd
trit.; use also locally in lotion.  Gonorrhoea; the principal remedy.
Orchitis; the primary remedy, if from suppressed gonorrhoea. Bubo;
for swelling, if suppurative.—Schussler.)
  Kali iod.   -Excessive  swelling and inflammation  of  the penis.
Sexual desire diminished, testes atrophied.
  Lachesis.  °Sexual excitement.  Onanism  with  epilepsy.  Buboes
indurated,  with fistulous openings, and hectic, after mercury. Indu-
rated foreskin after chancres.
  Lithium carb.  -Erection after  urination at  night.   Gonorrhoea
with alternate  haemorrhage  and   discharge.   Burning  in urethra.
Pain in testes, and when sitting  stitches  in  penis.
  Mercurius.   °Lascivious excitement, with  painful  nightly  erec-
tions.  Pollutions; sperm mixed with  blood;  chilliness; sallow face;
constipation.   Ulcers  with  cheesy base  on  the  glans;  chancroids.
Children scratch and pull at  the  genitals at night. Testicles swollen,
hard, shining.  Sweat on the genitals; soreness  between scrotum
and  thighs.  Glans and prepuce  inflamed; phymosis.
  Mercurius biniod.   °Hard,  red  swelling in front of prepuce, and
painless hard chancre  in the center.  Sarcocele  of  left testicle;  syph-
ilis.   Bubo, discharging for years; indolent chancres.
  Mercurius  cor.   -Gonorrhoea,  at  first thin,  afterwards thick,
greenish,  worse at night,  burning, smarting on urination.   Penis
and  testes enormously swollen.   Chancres assuming  a phagedenic
appearance,  and secreting a thin,  ichorous pus.
  Mercurius prot. iod. GCopious seminal  emission,preceded by lewd
dreams.    Hard  chancre.   (Given at  once, it  prevents  secondary
symptoms.)
  Mezereum.  °Violent erections and increased sexual  desire.  Tes-
ticles swollen.  Painless swelling of  scrotum.   Heat and  swelling
of the penis.   Discharge of watery mucus,  stinging and  titillating
through the whole urethra and perineum.  Urethra sore to touch in
gonorrhoea. 
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  Natrum  carb.   °Increased  sexual desire.   Incomplete  coition.
Emissions without  erections.  Glans penis  easily  becomes  sore.
Soreness between scrotum and thighs. Prostatorrhcea after urinating
and after  difficult stool.
  Natrum mur.   °Phymosis.  Excessive irritability  of  the sexual
instinct,  but  with  physical  weakness.   Violent  itching on and
under the scrotum.   Gleet-like  discharge of  clear  mucus.   After
sexual excesses, paralysis.   Shortly  after coitus, pollution.   Itching
and crawling  sensation  at the corona glandis.    (Gonorrhoea with
symptoms as in 12.   Orchitis, after suppression of  gonorrhoea,  or
after suppression of mumps with symptoms as in 12—Schussler.)
  Natrum  sulf.  cDesire  excited  in evening;  also morning with
erections.  Gonorrhoea;  sycosis.   Itching of  genitals.   (Preputial
oedema. Scrotal oedema. — Schussler.)
  ♦Nitric acid.  ♦Superficial ulcers,  like chancres on the glans and
prepuce, looking clean but exuding an offensive  moisture.   Sycotic
excrescences on the glans, bleeding when touched  Vesicles on  the
prepuce becoming covered with small, dry scabs.   Sharp  stitches
in the prepuce.  Ulcers  deep, fistulous,  irregular,  ragged;  edges
often raised; lead-colored;  bleed  easily  when touched,  in  syphilis.
Secondary syphilis.   Phymosis. Chancre  after mercury, especially
with exuberant  granulations.   Condylomata.   -Falling  of the hair
from  the  genitals.   Hard,  brown nodules on scrotum, suppurating.
Gonorrhoea  with chancres or warts.
  Nux vomica.   °Easily excited desire,painful erections, especially
in the morning.  During coition penis becomes relaxed.  Emissions
during  sleep,  especially after onanism or from too high living. Bad
effects of sexual  excesses.   Orchitis  with stinging and  spasmodic
contraction  extending into the cords, the testicles  being hard and
contracted.   Increase of  smegma.   Gonorrhoea  after the  abuse  of
copaiva and cubebs; discharge thin, with burning on urinating, and
frequent urging to stool.
  ♦Origanum.  ♦Increased sexual desire:  lascivious ideas and dreams.
  Petroleum.   -Sexual  desire decreased in the  morning.  Gonor-
rhoea,  chronic  cases, with urethral itching.   Itching  and  humid
herpes  on the scrotum;  between scrotum and  thighs;  on the peri-
neum.
  ♦Petroselinum.  ♦Drawing and sticking in  navicular fossa,chang-
ing to cutting, biting after urinating.  °For  troubles arising from 
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sexual irritation and onanism,especially in  girls.  Leucorrhcea, with
sexual irritation.   Discharge of milky fluid from the urethra.  Yel-
low discharge  from urethra.  Orifice  of the urethra agglutinated.
Burning in navicular  fossa  while urinating. Creeping and crawling
throughout the whole length of urethra.  Profuse emission  toward
morning.  Priapism without  curvature of  the  penis.   Sub-acute
gonorrhoea; gleet.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Sexual excitement,  frequent  erections  and emis-
sions, or irresistible desire for coitus.   °Lascivious, strips himself,
sexual mania.   Impotence after excessive excitement and onanism.
Hydrocele after  gonorrhoeal  orchitis, with sexual  weakness; also
after seminal  losses.
   ♦Phosphoric acid. ♦Frequent and debilitating emissions.  Herpes
of the prepuce, with tingling.   Sycotic excrescences, chronic,  with
heat, burning and  soreness when sitting or  walking.  Fig-warts com-
plicated with  chancre.   °Erections without sexual desire, morning
when standing.  During  coition sudden relaxation of  penis,  pre-
venting  emission. Weakness  after  coition, also  after pollutions.
Emissions: frequent and debilitating,causing hypochondriasis; from
weakness of the  parts, with onanism and very little sexual  excite-
ment; during stool.  Onanism  when the  patient is distressed by
the culpability of his  indulgence.   Swelling  of  the  testes,  with
swelling and tension of the spermatic cords; testes tender to touch;
gnawing pain  or excoriated feeling in  testes. Inflammatory swelling
of scrotum.   Hair of  sexual parts falls off.
   Phytolacca.   -Gonorrhoea and gleet.  Orchitis; secondary syph-
ilis.  Syphilis, chancres,  ulcerated throat,  ulcers on  the  genitals.
   Psorinum.   -Impotence;  want of emission during coition. Aver-
sion to coition. Drawing  in testicles and cords.  Male parts  flabby,
torpid.   Inflamed ulcers on glans, with  swelling and  heaviness of
testicles.   Prostatic fluid  discharging before urinating.  Sycotic ex-
crescences on edges of prepuce, with itching and burning.   Pain-
less, chronic blenorrhcea;  stains linen  yellow.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Drawing,  tensive  pains  from   abdomen through
spermatic cords and testicles.   Swelling of  the testicles with sore-
ness and tearing pains.   Swelling  of the  right side of  scrotum.
°Desire too strong, almost priapism.  Long lasting morning erec-
tions.   Emissions  after  onanism.   Sexual  excesses  resulting  in
headache;  backache; limbs  heavy.   Burning of  testicles without 
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swelling.   Orchitis, with  swelling of  scrotum;  from  cold, contu-
sion or checked gonorrhoea.   Spermatic  cord  inflamed by a  badly
fitting truss.   Hydrocele.   Prostate enlarged; feces  flat;  small in
size.   Gonorrhoea,  with  thick, yellow,  or  yellowish-green   dis-
charge.  Itching,  burning on inner and upper side of prepuce.
  ♦Rhododendron. ♦Testicles drawn up, swollen and painful.  Tes-
ticles,especially epididymis, intensely  painful to touch.  Contusive
pain in testicles, with alternate drawing.   Induration and  swelling
of testicles, especially left, with violent drawing  pains,  extending
to abdomen and thighs. Hydrocele.  °Desire weak; aversion to coi-
tion.   Emission at night with amorous dream,  later, long contin-
ued erection.   Itching and sweat of scrotum.
  Rhus tox.   cErections  at  night;  or,  with  desire  to  urinate.
Swelling of glans  and prepuce,  dark, red,  erysipelatous.   Scrotum
becomes thick and hard, with intolerable itching. OEdema of scro-
tum.   Humid eruption on genitals  and between scrotum  and thigh.
  Sabadilla.   °Pollutions followed by loss of power in  the extremi-
ties.  Lascivious dreams and emissions,with relaxed penis; afterward
painful erections and extraordinary  lassitude.
  Sabina.  k  Hard swelling  on penis.  Sycotic excrescences,  with
burning soreness.  Inflammatory gonorrhoea with  discharge of  pus.
  Sanguinaria.  -Seminal emissions.  Gleet;  old cases.
  Sarsaparilla.  c Seminal emissions; lascivious dreams, with back-
ache,  prostration,  vertigo.  The least excitement causes an emis-
sion,  even  without sexual  feeling.   Bloody  pollutions.   Spermatic
cords swollen.   Sexual excitement  makes  them ache  and  sensitive.
Offensive odor about  the  genitals.   Herpes on prepuce.  Gonor-
rhoea  checked by cold,  wet weather, or by  mercury, followed  by
rheumatism.
  Selenium.   °Erections slow, insufficient; semen emitted too soon
and  with  long  continued  thrill;   weak,  ill-humored  after  coi-
tion,  weakness in  loins.  Semen thin,  without normal odor.  Lewd
thoughts but physically impotent.   Prostatic  fluid oozes while sit-
ting,  during  sleep, when walking,  and at stool.   Itching on  scro-
tum.
  Sepia.  °Increased sexual desire, with weakness of the genitals;
profuse sweat,  especially on the scrotum;  itching around the geni-
tals.  Emissions,  also after  onanism.  After emission,  burning in
fore part of urethra;  languid and  drowsy,  sensitive to  damp  air. 
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During  coition  insufficient erection  and  but  little  thrill.  After
coition, great weakness in the knees.
  Silicia.  °Painful erections before rising in  the morning.  After
coition, sensation on right side  of  head as  if  paralyzed;  soreness
of limbs.   Thick, fetid  pus  from urethra,  in  gonorrhoea.   Slight
swelling of penis and  testicles.   Squeezing pain in testicles. Itch-
ing, humid spots on genitals,mostly on scrotum; sweat on scrotum.
Hydrocele; scrofulous children.
  ♦Spongia.   *Pressive,  painful  swelling of the testicles.   Pinch-
ing, bruised, squeezing pain  in testicles.   Spermatic  cord swollen
and painful.   3Heat in genitals.
  Staphisagria   Effects  of  onanism, face  sunken, abashed look;
nocturnal emissions; backache; weak legs;  organs relaxed.  Seminal
emissions followed by great prostration,  dyspnoea.   Atrophy of the
testicles.   Testicles inflamed with burning,  stinging,  pressing, and
drawing.   Shooting drawing  in the cord.  Right testicle feels as if
compressed.   Soft, humid excrescences on and behind the corona
glandis.
  ♦Stramonium.   ♦Onanism causing epilepsy. °Exalted sexual pas-
sion.  Child constantly has its hand on  the genitals, with spasms.
  ♦Sulphur.   cColdness of penis; ♦sexual powers much weakened.
Impotence.   Increased sexual  powers.   Itching in  the glans penis.
°Involuntary discharge of semen, with burning in the urethra. Deep,
suppurating ulcer on glans and  prepuce, with puffed  edges.  Phy-
mosis with fetid pus.  Testicles relaxed, hanging down.  Offensive
sweat around genitals.   Soreness and moisture  of scrotum.
  Sulphuric acid.  cErections.   Orchitis,  right side.
  Terebinthina.  °Gonorrhcea with strangury,  tenesmus of  bladder,
smarting in the urethra, chordee.
  ♦Thuja occ   ♦Sycotic,  moist  excrescences  on the prepuce  and
glans.  °Chancres with pains as from a splinter sticking. Gonorrhoea:
scalding when  urinating,  urethra swollen;   urinal   stream  forked;
discharge yellow, green, watery;  often with warts and red erosion
on the glans.   Checked  gonorrhoea, causing  articular  rheumatism,
prostatitis, sycosis,  and impotence. Nightly painful erections,caus-
ing sleeplessness.   Left  testis drawn  up.  Sweetish smelling sweat
on the scrotum.  Chronic inflammation  and enlargement  of pros-
tate gland.
  Viola tri.  °Involuntary  seminal discharges  with  lewd dreams. 
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Suppression of  gonorrhoea.   Venerial ulcers.   Swelling of the pre-
puce with  itching.  Stitches in penis or pressing in glans; burning
of glans.   Itching stitches in the scrotun..   Induration of the tes-
ticle after  gonorrhoea.
  Zincum  met.    Long  lasting  and violent erection.  Drawing in
the testicles extending up to the spermatic cords.   Orchitis  from a
bruise,  with drawing  and retraction  of one or  the other testicle;
^Ocs from  right to left; after checked otorrhcea.  Atrophy of  testes.
Spermatorrhoea; emissions without dreams;  face pale, sunken; blue
rings around eyes.  Hair falls off genitals.  Removes buboes, syph-
ilitic or otherwise,  from left inguinal region.  Easily  excited;  the
emission, during  coition is  too soon, or difficult and almost  impos-
sible.
                            REPERTORY.

  Balanitis—dig.
  Buboes—carb. an., ferr.  phos.,  kali chlor.,  lach.,  mere  b.  i.,
zinc.
  Chancres —agn.,  hep. s., kali bi., kali chlor.,  lach., mere  b.  i.,
mere cor.,  mere p.  i., ♦nit. a.,  ♦phos. a., phyt., ♦thuj.
  Chancroids—mere
  Coition—agar.,  arg. n., carb. v.,   clem.,  graph.,  ham.,  nat.  c,
nat. m.,  nux v., ♦phos.,  ♦phos. a.,   psor.,  rhod.,  selen.,  sepia,
sib, zinc.
  Condylomata—♦nit.  a.
  Debility—agar.,  hydras., phos. a.
  Dreams-mere. p. i.,  *origan.,  rhod.,  sabad.,  sars.,  viola  tr.,
zinc.
  Emissions—acet. a., agn.,   aloe,  alum.,  am. c,  arg.  m.,  ars.,
brom.,  caps., carb.  an.,  carb. v., cinch., clem., ♦con., dig., ♦dios.,
♦eryng., ferr.,  gels.,  graph.,  ham.,  ign., mere,  mere p.  i.,  nat  c.[
nat. m.,  nux  v., petros., phos.,  ♦phos.  a., psor.,  puis:,  rhod.,
sabad.,  sang.,  sars.,  selen., sepia, staph., sub, viola tr.,  zinc.
  Eruptions—crot. t,  ♦dulc,  ♦graph... ♦hep. s.,  nit. a.,  petrol.,
*phos.  a., rhus,  sars.,  sil.
  Excrescences —nit. a., phos. a., psor., sabin., staph., thuj.
  Excoriations—♦hep.  s.
  Impotence—♦agn., arg. n., bufo,  calad., camph., can. s., caps.,
cinch.,♦dulc,  ferr., graph., hyos.,  phos., psor., selen., ♦sub, ♦thuj.
  Lascivious—aeon., cinch., eryng., hyos., mere, ♦origan., phos.,
sabad.,  sars., selen., viola tr.
  CEdema—arg.  m.,  ars.
  Onanism,  self abuse—arg. m.,  can. s.,  carb.  v.,  cinch.,  lach.,
nux v.,  petros.,  phos.,  phos.  a., puis., sepia, staph., stram. 
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PaillS—alum., am. c, ♦arg.  m., arg. n.,  arn., ars., calad., can. i.,
can. s., ♦canth., caps., cinch.,  ♦clem.,  ♦ham.,  lith.,  ♦rhod.,  sib,
♦spong., ♦thuj.
  Biting—♦petros.
  Bruised—aeon.,  ♦spong.
  Burning—agar.,  can. i., can.  s.,  caps.,  clem., dig.,  lith., mere
cor., nux v., petros.,  ♦phos. a.,  psor., puis.,  sabin., sepia, staph.,
sub, viola tr.
  Contractive—cinch.,  ign., nux v.
  Contusive—arg.  m., arg.  n., puis.,  *rhod.
  Cramps—caps.,  cinch.
  Cutting—aur., caps., ♦petros.
  Dragging—gels., hydras.
  Drawing—canth., ♦petros., psor., ♦puis., ♦rhod., staph., zinc
  Gnawing—phos. a.
  Neuralgic—ham.
  Piercing—can. s.
  Pressing—aur.,  ♦spong.,  staph.,  viola tr.
  Shooting—calc.  ph., staph.
  Smarting—mere cor., terebin.
  Sore—apis,  calad.,  calc.  ph., can. s.,  ham., ♦hep. s., ign., mere,
mez.,  nat.  c,  *phos.  a., ♦puis.,  sabin.,  sul.
  Squeezing—sib, ♦spong.
  Sticking—♦petros.,  ♦thuj.
  Stinging—aur.,  can. s., caps., mez.,  nux v., staph.
  Stitches—can. s., kali bi.,  lith.,  nit.  a., viola tr.
  Tearing—cinch., ♦puis.
  Throbbing—ferr. phos.
  Tingling—aeon., ♦phos.  a.
  Ulcerative—hydras.

Parts—aeon.,  arn.,  camph.,   carb.   an., crot.  t,  dios.,  gels.,
phos.  a., psor., staph.
  Bladder,  vesica—aeon., terebin.
  Genitals—aeon., agar., alum., am.  c, arg. n., ars.,  dig.,  dios.,
♦dulc, gels.,  ♦hep. s., ign.,  mere, nat.  s.,  nit.  a.,  phyt, rhus,
sars.,  sepia, sib,  spong., sub, zinc
  Glands,  inguinal—aur., zinc.
   Groins—hydras.
   Hair—phos. a.,  zinc.

Penis—♦agn., arg.  m.,  ♦arn.,  calc ph., can. i., can. s., crot. t,
hep.  s., ign.,  kali i.,  lith., viola tr.
  Atrophy—arg. m.,  can.  i., ign.
   Chordee—camph.,  canth.,  terebin.
  Coldness—dios., ♦sub
   Corona  glandis—nat. m., staph.
   Erections—♦agn., am. c, apis, arg. m.,  *arg. n.,  calad., calc ph.,
camph., can.i., can.  s., canth.,  cap£., ♦con., dios.,  fluor. a., gels.,
graph.,  ham.,  hep.  s., ign., lith., mere, mez.,  nat.  c,  nat. s.,
nux v.,  ♦phos., phos. a., puis.,  rhod.,  rhus,  sabad., selen., sepia,
sib, sul. a., thuj., zinc 
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Penis continued.
  Flaccid—♦agn., graph., psor.
  Fraenum—hep. s.
  Glans—ars., calad.,  can.   i.,  can.  s., canth.,  crot.  t,  mere,
nat.  c, ♦nit.  a., psor., rhus, ♦sub, ♦thuj.,  viola tr.
  Inflammation—kali i., mere, mez.
  Phymosis—arn.,can.  s., dig.,  mere,  nat  m.,+nit a.,  sub
  Prepuce—agn.,  aloe,  arg. m.,  arg.  n.,  calad.,  can.  s., caps.,
cinch.,  ♦con., dig.,  dulc,  graph.,  hep.  s., ign.,   lach.,  mere,
mere b. i., nat. s.,  *nit.  a.,  ♦phos.  a.,  psor., puis., rhus,  sars.,
sub, ♦thuj., viola tr.
  Priapism—♦canth., petros., puis.
  Relaxed—aeon., agar.,  ♦agn.,  aur.,  calad,  can.  i., dios.,  gels.,
nux  v., phos. a., sabad.,  staph.
  Small—♦agn., aloe, ign.
  Smegma—nux v.
  Swollen—arn., ars.,  can.  s.,  caps.,  fluor. a.,  graph.,  kali  i.,
mere b. i., mere  cor., mez.,  nat. s., rhus,  sabin., sil.

  Perineum—aur., calc  ph.,  mez., petrol.
  Prostate  gland—iod., kali bi., puis.,  ♦thuj.
  Prostatic  fluid—agn.,  aur.,  carb. v.,  con.,   ♦eryng.,   hep.  s.,
kali  bi.,nat. c,  psor., selen.
  Pubes—dios.
  Scrotum—aloe, am. c, ♦apis,  arg. m., ♦arn., ♦ars., aur., calad.,
calc. ph.,  caps., ♦clem., crot. t, dios., gels., graph., ham., ♦hep. s.,
mere, mez.,  nat. c, nat.  m.,  nat. s.,  nit. a.,  petrol.,  phos.  a.,
♦puis.,  rhod., rhus,  selen.,  sepia,  sib,  sub, thuj., viola tr.
  Hydrocele—♦abrot., ♦apis, ♦arn., calc. ph., dig., fluor. a., graph.,
phos., puis.,  ♦rhod.,  sil.
  Relaxed—aloe, am. c
  Spermatic  cords—am.  c,  arn.,  canth.,   caps.,  cinch.,  ♦clem.,
♦ham.,  iod.,  nux v.,  phos.a., psor.,  ♦puis.,  sars., ♦spong., staph.,
zinc.
  Varicocele —calc. fh, collin., ♦ham.

Testicles—aeon.,   am. c,   apis,   ♦arg. m.,  ♦arn.,  ♦aur.,  brom.,
calc. ph., can. s.,  caps.,  cinch., gels.,  ♦ham.,  hydras.,  iod., lith.,
mere,  mere b. i.,  phos.  a.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  ♦rhod.,  rhus,  sib,
♦spong., staph., zinc
  Atrophy,  or dwindling  of—caps., kali i.,  nux v.,  staph.,  zinc.
  Cold—♦agn.,   aloe, brom.
  Drawn up—canth., clem., rhod., thuj.
  Epididymis—aloe, cinch., ♦rhod.
  Indurated,  hard—aeon.,   ♦agn.,  alum.,   arg.  n.,   aur.,  brom.,
calc. fh, clem.,  iod., mere, nux v., ♦rhod., viola tr.
  Inflammation, orchitis—arn., ♦bapt,  ♦clem.,  gels., kali  chlor.,
mere, nat. m.,  nux v.,  phos., phyt, puis.,  staph.,   sub  a., zinc.
  Relaxed—♦agn., am. c, camph., ♦clem., sul.
  Swollen—aeon., ♦agn., apis, arg.  n.,am., ♦aur., brom.,  caleph.,
carb  v., cinch ,  clem ,  con  , dig.,  iod ,  mere , mere  cor., mez.,
phos. a., psor.,  ♦puis., ♦rhod., sib,  ♦spong. 
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Urethra—can.s.,  caps., cinch., lith.,  mez., petrol., petros., sepia,
sib, sub, terebin.,  ♦thuj.
  Discharge—♦agn.,  ♦can.  i.,  caps.,  hydras.,  kali bi., lith., mez.,
nux v., petros.,  psor., puis., sabin..  sib, sub,  ♦thuj.
  Gleet--♦agn ,  ferr, fluor. a.,  hydras, kali bi.,  nat.  m,, petros,
phyt., sang
  Gonorrhoea  ♦agn ,  arg   m., calc  ph , calc. s., camph.,  canth,
caps , cinch., gels.,  hydras.,  kali  chlor.,  lith.,  mere  cor.,  mez.,
nat. m.,  nat.  s..  nit.  a.,  nuxv., petrol., petros., phos., phyt., psor.,
puis.,  sabin.. sars.,  sib, terebin.,  ♦thuj., viola tr.
  Navicular fossa—♦petros.
  Orifice of urethra—agn.,  camph., petros.
  Semen—aloe,  canth., mere  mere p. i.,phos. sars., selen.

Sensations—arg.  n., can i.,  can. s., graph., mez.,  sib, staph.
  Crawling—nat. m., petros.
  Heat— ferr. phos., mez., ♦phos. a.,  spong.
  Itching—agar., aloe, am.c,apis, calc. ph., can.  i., con.,  crot. t,
♦graph.,  hep. s., ign., nat.  m., nat. s., petrol., psor., puis.,  rhod.,
rhus, selen., sepia,  ♦sub, viola tr.
  Sensitive—aloe,  am. c,   apis,arg. n.,aur.,  ♦clem.,nit. a.phos. a.,
♦rhod., sars.

Sexual desire or excitement—agar., calad., cinch., con.,  ♦eryng.,
graph., lach., nat.  s., nux  v.,  ♦phos., sars., stram.,  zing.
  Debauches, bad  effects  from—♦agar.,  can. s.,  nat.  m., nux  v.,
phos., puis-
  Excessive—alum., am. c, ♦can.  i., graph.,  ham.,  hyos., ♦phos.,
puis.,  staph.
  Increased—aeon.,  aloe,  brom.,  can.  s.,  canth.,  ferr.,  fluor.  a.,
hep. s.,  mez., nat. c, ♦origan.,  sepia,  ♦sub
  Irritability—gels.,  nat m.,  petros.
  Lessened—♦agn., clem.,  dios., ign.,  kali  i.,  petrol., rhod., ♦sub
  Strong—aloe,  puis.
  Want  of—♦agn.,  am. c,  arg.  n., calad.,  calc. ph., camph., con.,
♦eryng.,  kali bi., phos a.,♦rhod.

  Red—apis,  ♦arn.,  ars.,  calad.,  can. s., crot.  t., rhus, ♦thuj.
  Spermatorrhoea—agar.,  gels.,  hydras., zinc.
  Sweat—aeon.,  agar., calc. ph., dios., fluor. a., gels., ham., iod.,
mere, rhod.,  sepia,  sib, sub,  thuj.
  Swelling—ars., calad., ham.
  Sycosis—nat.  s.,  ♦nit. a., ♦phos. a.,  psor.,  sabin., ♦thuj.
  Syphilis—♦carb.  an.,  hep.  s.,  ♦mere,  mere  b.  i.,  mere cor.,
mere  p. i., ♦nit. a.,  phyt.,  zinc
  Thrill—selen., sepia.
  Ulcers—arg. m.,  arg. n., aur.,  hep.  s.,   iris,   mere,   ♦nit.  a.,
phyt., psor., sub, viola tr.
  Voluptuousness—agar.,  ♦agn.,  canth., con., crot.  t. -
  Warts—nit.  a., ♦phos.  a., ♦thuj.
  Weakness—acet.  a., agar.,  camph.,  carb.  an.,   dig.,   nat.  m.,
phos., phes. a,   sabad., sars., selen., sepia,  staph. 
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                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Abrotanum.  ^Darting in left ovary. Dysmenorrhcea or suppressed
menses.   Twitches in both ovaries.
  ♦Absinthium.  ♦Chlorosis.   °Darting pain in right ovary.  Pains
in uterus.   Promotes menses.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Menses  suppressed  from  fright,  vexation, cold;
especially in plethoric women.  Active uterine haemorrhage;  much
excitability; giddy; cannot  sit up; fear of death.  Vagina dry,  hot
and sensitive.  Ovaritis from  suddenly  checked  menstrual flow;
°also,with painful urging to urinate, and high fever.  Prolapsus uteri
occurring suddenly,  with  inflammation,  bitter  vomit,  cold sweat,
or dry, hot  skin.  Metritis:  sharp, shooting pains, abdomen exceed-
ingly tender.   Menses, generally too late, diminished but too pro-
tracted; plethoric  females  who lead a sedentary  life; tendency of
blood  to head and  chest; profuse, with nosebleed.  Leucorrhoea
copious,  tenacious, yellow.   Labor-like piessing in  uterus; has  to
bend double, but relieved in no position.   Dysmenorrhcea.
  ^Esculus.   "Leucorrhoea  dark,  yellow, thick  and  sticky; worse
after menses; worse walking;  corrodes labia; aching in  sacrum to
knees.
  ♦Agaricus.   ♦Bearing down  pains almost  intolerable.  cProlapsus
uteri after cessation  of  menses.   Itching  and  irritation  of parts,
with strong desire  for coition.   Menses  too profuse, with tearing,
pressing  pains  in back and  abdomen.
  ♦Agnus cast  ^A transparent  leucorrhoeal  discharge  passes  im-
perceptibly  from the very relaxed  parts.  "Suppressed menses with
drawing  pain in abdomen.  Leucorrhoea not copious, but spotting
her linen yellow.   Hysteria with  maniacal lasciviousness.
  Aletris.   °Premature and profuse menses  with labor-like pains.
(The china of  uterine organs.)
  ♦Alumina. ♦Profuse, transparent, acrid leucorrhoea running down
to the feet,  during day.  °Menses:  too  early, short, scanty and of
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pale blood;  too early,preceded by headache; delayed; finally appear,
being pale and scanty.  Leucorrhoea acrid, corrosive; acrid,profuse,
relieved by  cold washing;  transparent; profuse during day. Painful
throbbing in left side of vagina.  Stitches in left side of vulva, ex-
tending up  to chest.
  ♦Ambra.   ♦Violent itching of pudendum;   has to rub the parts.
Discharge of blood between the periods  at every little incident, as
after every  hard stool,  or  after a walk a little  longer  than  usual.
"Stitches in ovarian region when drawing  in abdomen  or  when
pressing upon  it.   During menses the left leg becomes  blue  from
distended varices,  with pressive pain   in   leg.   Thick,  mucous
leucorrhoea, increased from day to day; or leucorrhoea at night, of
bluish-white mucus; preceding each  discharge  a stitch in vagina.
Soreness and itching with swelling of labia.
  ♦Ammonium carb.   ♦Cholera-like  symptoms at beginning of cat-
amenia.  °Menses premature,  abundant,  preceded  by griping colic
and want of appetite;  too late, scanty and short; blackish, in clots,
and passing off with pain  in  abdomen ; acrid, makes  thighs  sore;
very slightly colored.   Leucorrhoea  watery,  burning, from  uterus;
acrid, profuse,from vagina.  Violent  tearing in abdomen and vagina.
Swelling,  itching and burning of pudendum.
  Antimonium  crud.  -^Tenderness over ovarian region after menses
have been checked by taking a bath. Pressure in uterus as if some-
thing would come out.   Menses commence at an early period, are
profuse, then cease; subsequently chlorosis.  Before menses,  tooth-
ache with boring in temples. Discharge  of acrid water from vagina,
which caused  smarting down the thighs.  Leucorrhoea watery and
containing  lumps.
  ♦Apis.  ♦Dropsy of ovary (right),  or of uterus. Burning or sting-
ing pains in region of uterus or ovary. Enlargement of right ovary,
with pain in left pectoral  region and cough.   °Sharp,  cutting, lan-
cinating pains  in ovarian region,extending down thighs; worse right
side; numb in  side and limb—ovaritis.   Ovarian  tumor.  Feeling
of weight,  heaviness in ovarian  region.  Great tenderness of region
of uterus with  bearing  down pain; leucorrhoea,  and  painful  urina-
tion.  Heat  and fullness of uterine region. Menorrhagia  with heav-
iness in abdomen, faintness, uneasiness,  restlessness, yawning;  may
have red spots on body, stinging like bee-stings.  Suppressed men-
ses, with congested or inflamed ovaries.  Amenorrhoea.  Dysmorrhoea 
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with scanty discharge of slimy blood.  GZdema of labia. Leucorrhoea
profuse, green,  acrid.
   Apocynum.   °Amenorrhcea in young  girls;  abdomen  and  legs
bloated.
   ♦Aranea dia.   ♦Menses eight days too-early,  too  strong and too
copious.
   ♦Argentum met.   ♦Pains in left  ovary and loins.  Prolapsus uteri;
pain in left ovary;  pain in small of back,extending to the  front and
downwards.   ^Purulent, ichorous,  sometimes bloody matter  flows
from uterine ulcers, filling the  room  with  an  unbearable stench.
Neck of uterus  looks spongy, deeply corroded.   Metrorrhagia,  large
lumps,  with  violent  pains,  increased  with every  motion.  Haem-
orrhages at the  approach  of climaxis.
   ♦Argentum nit. ♦Coition painful, followed by bleeding from vag-
ina.   Prolapsus with  ulceration of os, or  cervix   uteri.   Metror-
rhagia with nervous erethism at change of life;  also  in young  wid-
ows and those who  have borne no children; returns in attacks; region
of ovary painful,  with  pains  radiating to  sacrum and thighs.
 Leucorrhoea copious, yellow,  corroding.   Bleeding  ulcers,  the
haemorrhages being of  short duration.  Menses too early, profuse,
long lasting; with headache, cutting  in  small of back  and  groin; at
night tormenting pressure in praecordia;  internal trembling in epigas-
trium;  irregular, too  soon or too late, copious, or too  scanty,  but
always  with  thick,  coagulated blood.
   ♦Arnica.  ♦Prolapsus caused  by  concussion.   -Metrorrhagia  after
coition.  Menses generally too soon;  nausea at epigastrium.  Ulcers
of uterus, with tendency to bleed.   Labia painfully swollen.
   ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Leucorrhoea profuse,  yellowish, thick and corrod-
ing.   Burning or tensive  pain in ovary.   Pressive,  stitching pains
in region of right ovary.   Drawing, stitching pain  from  region of
ovary into thigh, which feels numb and  lame;  worse  from motion,
bending or sitting bent. Tncreased sexual desire, with involuntary
discharge of  mucus.  Menses too early and  too profuse;  exhausting
menorrhagia.  Haemorrhage,  with lancinating, burning pains.   Sud-
den, profuse discharge of dark blood. Painful menstruation.  Amenor-
rhoea.   Scanty,  pale  menses.  Thin,  whitish,   offensive  discharge
instead  of menses.  Burning,  throbbing, lancinating pain  in region
of uterus.
   Asafcetida.  ^Excited sexual  desire.   Menses too frequent, too 
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 scanty and last but a short time.   Lancinating  pains in region -of
 uterus, with cutting and bearing down, worse  when riding in car-
 riage.  Ulcer of uterus,  sensitive and painful.  Leucorrhoea profuse,
 greenish, thin and offensive.  Swelling  and inflammation of genitals.
   Aurum met.   -Uterus  prolapsed  and  indurated;  bruised  pain,
 with shooting or drawing;  heaviness  in  abdomen;  after lifting a
 heavy load; worse at time  of menses.   Menses  too late,  scanty;
 preceded by swelling of axillary glands, accompanied by colic; pro-
 lapse  of rectum.  Amenorrhoea  with prolapsus  uteri  and melan-
 choly.   Constant oozing  from vulva.   Thick,  white  leucorrhoea,
 burning,  smarting of vulva,  labia majora  red, swollen.
   ♦Belladonna.   ♦Great pressing downwards  in genitals as if con-
 tents of abdomen would protrude through vulva.  Menses too early
 and too profuse;  bright-red blood;   or thick,  decomposed, dark-red
 blood.   °Right ovary much  enlarged;  stitching, throbbing  pains;
 pains  come suddenly and go suddenly.  Clutching or clawing pains,
 or transient stitches in  region  of uterus;  parts sensitive, cannot
 bear least jar.   Profuse discharge of hot,  bright-red  blood;  some-
 times  dark,  clotted  and of  bad  smell.   Flow  of blood  between
 periods.   Painful  menstruation.    Amenorrhoea.   Leucorrhoea  of
 white  mucus with colic.  Great heat and  dryness of vagina.
   ♦Berberis.   ♦Sensation  of burning and  soreness of vagina;  pain-
 ful to  touch.   ^Suppressed  sexual  desire, with long delayed thrill,
 and  frequently cutting and  stitching in  the  parts  during coition.
 Menses too slight, of watery blood, or gray mucus; too short, scanty,
 of black drops or filthy  slime.   Acrid leucorrhoea,  very prostrating.
   ♦Borax.   ♦Leucorrhoea like the white of egg,  with sensation of
 warm water flowing down.    °Menses too early and too profuse and
 attended with colic  and  nausea.  Leucorrhoea a  few days before and
 a few days after menses.
   *Bovista.  ♦Diarrhoea frequently  before  and   during menses.
 °Voluptuous sensation in genitals.   Menses every two weeks, much
 dark and  clotted blood;  too late; only at  night, or only in morning.
 Leucorrhoea like  white  of egg, a few days before or  after menses;
while walking; yellow-green, acrid,  corrosive,  leaving green spots
on clothes, thick,  slimy, tough.  Painful bearing down in vulva and
weight in small of back, after midnight. Burning in genitals.
  Bromium.   °Dull,  constant pain in  left ovary.   Hard  swelling
in region  of ovary.   Menses  too early and too profuse ;  bright-red 
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blood; passive flow with  much exhaustion; membranous shreds may
pass off. Suppression of  menses.   Scirrhus mammae.   Loud emis-
sion of flatus  from vagina.   Vagina painful as if sore.
  Bryonia.    Stitching pain in ovaries on deep inspiration.  Severe
pain in region of  right ovary, like from a sore spot, causing an  ir-
ritation and dragging;  the pain extends down thighs while at rest;
worse  from touch.   Haemorrhage  of  dark-red  blood,  with pain in
small of back.   Menses too early, too  profuse;  blood dark;  sup
pressed, with  frequent  bleeding of nose.   Membranous dysmenor-
rhcea.   Hard,  black pustule on  a  swollen  portion  of  left  labium.
Dropsy of uterus; the swelling  increases  during  day,  and  dimin-
ishes at night.
  Caladium.    cPruritus    vaginae,   during   pregnancy;  induces
onanism.
  ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Menses  too early,   too  profuse;  lasts  too
long.    Leucorrhoea like  milk,  °with  itching  and burning.  Metror-
rhagia and leucorrhoea, during  the climacteric   Membranous dys-
menorrhcea. Suppressed menses with  full   habit; after  working  in
water.   Swelling and painfulness of -breasts before menses.  Sting-
ing in  os uteri.  Aching  in vagina.   Burning and  soreness in gen-
itals.   Violent itching  and soreness of vulva.   Inflammation and
swelling of genitals.   Uterus  easily  displaced  by over-exertion.
Stinging, burning tubercles on  margin of labia.  Much sweat about
labia.
  Calcarea fluor.  "(Displacement of uterus.   Dragging pains in  re-
gion of uterus, and in  thighs.   Prolapsus  uteri, or bearing down of
uterus.  Menses excessive, with bearing down  pains.—Schussler.)
  Calcarea phos.  "Voluptuous feeling, as if  the female parts were
filled up with  blood;  she  feels the pulse in  all the parts,  with in-
creased sexual desire.  Menses too early; blood  bright, with girls;
too late, blood dark,  or first bright,  then dark, with women.  Leu-
corrhoea like the white of egg day and night.   (Chlorosis of young
females. Leucorrhoea,as a constitutional remedy or tonic.—Schuss-
ler.)
  Camphora.   "Menses increased. Dropsy of uterus, with red,some-
times greenish urine, deposits a thick sediment, urine passed slowly,
bladder being nearly paralyzed, body cold.
  Cannabis sat.   "Increased  sexual  desire, particularly  in  sterile
women.  Too profuse menses,  with dysuria. 
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   ♦Cantharis  ♦Inflammation of ovaries  with cutting  or  burning.
  Stitches in ovarian region,  arresting breathing.   Violent  pinching
 pains with  bearing  down  towards  genitals;  great burning  pain.
 Swelling of  neck  of  uterus.  Haemorrhage  of   uterus  with great
 irritation  of neck  of  bladder.   Menses too  early,  too  profuse;
 blood black  or scant)'; breasts painful.  Amenorrhoea,  with fullness
 and pain in  head.   Violent itching  in vagina, swelling and irrita-
 tion  of vulva.   Pruritus with strong sexual  desire.
   ♦Carbo ani.  ♦Burning in thighs; labor-like pains in pelvis and
 sacrum : slimy,bloody discharge; very weak- cancer uteri.  "Indu-
 ration of neck of uterus; burning.   Menorrhagia  from  chronic  in-
 duration of uterus; also in delicate women, with glandular affections.
 Menses  too early, too long, not  profuse.  Leucorrhoea stains linen
 yellow,  offensive;  burning, biting;  more when walking or standing;
 causes weak feeling in stomach.
   ♦Carbo veg. -Menses too early and too profuse; blood too thick
 ♦and of  a strong odor.    Menorrhagia, burning across sacrum, pas-
 sive flow.   Leucorrhoea thin in morning  on  arising,  not through
 day;  milky,  excoriating;  thick,  yellow.   Vaginal  fistula, burning
 pains.   Erectile tumors,  blue,  hard,  pricking.   Varices  of  vulva,
 itching of vulva  and  anus,  causing dysuria.  Red, sore places on
 pudendum,  aphthae; also, during leucorrhoea.
   ♦Caulophyllum.   ♦Sensation  as  if  the uterus  were  congested,
 with  fullness and  tension in  hypogastric  region.   Spasmodic  pains
 in uterus, and various  portions of  hypogastric  region.   "Menses
 too soon.  Amenorrhoea; spasms, cramps, or great  atony.   Painful
 menses,  the flow being  normal in quantity.   Spasmodic dysmenor-
 rhcea; spasmodic,  intermitting pains  in  bladder,  stomach, broad
 ligaments (groins), even chest and  limbs; congestion and  irritabil-
 ity of uterus;  scanty  flow.   Menstrual  colic; uterus  retroverted.
 Irritable vagina;   spasmodic,  intense pains.  Aphthous  vaginitis
 and  spasmodic pains  in uterus.  Leucorrhoea profuse,mucous,often
 in little  girls; moth-spots on forehead.
   Causticum.   Aversion to coitus.   Menses  too  early and too pro-
fuse,  and after ceasing, a little is passed from time to time for  days;
smells badly and excites itching of  vulva, only  during day, with
violent pains in abdomen and discharge of large  clots; scanty, with
prosopalgia.  Leucorrhoea profuse, flows like menses, and has same
odor; only at night, or worse  then;  with  scanty  menses.   Soreness 
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in vulva and between the legs.  Smarting, like from salt, in puden-
dum, after urinating.
  ♦Chamomilla.   ♦Drawing  from  sacral region  forward; griping
and  pinching in uterus, followed by discharge of large clots of blood.
Profuse discharge of clctted blood, with  severe labor-like pains in
uterus;  "tearing  pains  in legs.   Menses  too early;  too profuse;
offensive.  Membranous dysmenorrhcea.   Yellow,  smarting  leucor-
rhoea.   Burning in vagina, as  if excoriated.
  ♦Chelidonium.  ♦Menses too late, too profuse  and  of too  long
duration;  pain under right scapula.  Burning in vagina  recurring
each day at precisely the same hour.
  Cicuta.  -Menses delayed.   Spasmodic  state, if  menses  do not
appear.  Tearing  and drawing in the os coccygis, during menses.
  ♦Cimicifuga.  ♦Menses delayed or  suppressed, irregular.   Hys
terical or epileptic  spasms at  time  of menses.  Rheumatic dys-
menorrhcea.   During pregnancy,  nausea;   false  labor-like  pains;
sharp pains across abdomen;   sleeplessness.   Ovarian  pains  shoot
up to side. Spasms  of broad ligaments.  Severe  pain in lower part
of abdomen,  worse by motion.   Bearing down in region of  uterus
and  small of  back; limbs feel heavy, torpid.   Great tenderness  on
pressure over region of uterus. Menses profuse, early, dark,  blood
coagulated;  sharp pains across abdomen, has to double up; labor-
like  pains; debility  between  periods; scanty flow  between menses;
suppressed by mental emotions,  by cold, by fever.
  Cinchona.    Ovaritis from  sexual excess, or haemorrhage; parts
very sensitive to slightest touch. Dropsy of ovaries,of uterus. Con-
gestion  of  uterus; fullness, pressing  and  heaviness,  worse  when
walking.  Menses too early, profuse,  black  clots,  with   spasm in
chest and abdomen;  painful.   Metrorrhagia,   blood dark, fainting,
convulsions.   Discharge  of  bloody  serum  alternating  with  pus.
Leucorrhoea instead of  menses, with itching;  with spasmodic  con-
tractions of uterus,  painful bearing down toward vulva  and anus;
menses  increased.   Painful induration in vagina.
  ♦Cinnamomurn.    ♦Haemorrhage  of uterus,  very profuse and of a
brigh't-red color.
  Cistus.   -Menses do not appear, after erysipelas.
  Clematis.   ^-Menses too early.  Softened  scirrhus, with  corrosive
leucorrhoea and lancinating pains.
  ♦Cocculus.   ♦Menses  too  early,  with  cramps in the  abdomen 
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and  colicky pains;  when rising upon the  feet it gushes out  in a
stream.   Scanty  discharge   of   black  blood.    During   men-
struation she  is  so  weak she can  hardly stand.   Leucorrhoea  in
place of menses.   Leucorrhoea like  serum mixed with a  purulent,
ichorous liquid.   Dysmenorrhcea followed by haemorrhoids.  Pain-
ful pressure  in uterus,  with  cramps  in chest, nausea  and fainting.
   Coffea.  -Menses too profuse and of too long duration; profuse,
with coldness and stiffness of  body,  only  during the evening.   Me-
trorrhagia, large black lumps, worse from every motion, with  vio-
lent  pain in  groins,and fear of death.  Leucorrhoea like mucus,  or
milk),  more  while urinating.  Voluptuous  itching in  vulva, but
parts too sensitive to rub or scratch.
   Colocynthis.   ^-Cramp-like  pain in region of left ovary, as though
parts were squeezed  in a vise.  Intense boring or tensive  pain  in
ovaries, causing  her to draw up double, with great restlessness. Sup-
pression of menses caused by  chagrin.   Dysmenorrhcea,  cramping
pains, must  bend double, sometimes worse after eating or drinking.
Swelling of labia,  with digging pain and heat in vagina.   Metritis
from indignation;  colicky pains bend her  double, cutting  as from
knives, in bowels; great distress, distention of abdomen; feeling  as
if intestines were being squeezed  between stones.  Very  painful
cancer.
   ♦Conium.   ♦Indurations of  uterus, of ovaries, of  breasts. Lan-
cinating pains.  Soreness and swelling of breasts precede  menses.
-Stinging in neck of uterus.   Induration  and  prolapsus at  same
time.   At every  menstrual effort  the breasts become sore and pain-
ful.   Dysmenorrhcea with shooting pain in left chest.  Menses  sup-
pressed, too late and scanty.   Leucorrhoea:  thick,milky, with  con-
tractive labor-like colic  coming  from  both  sides; of white, acrid
mucus,  causing  burning.   Indurations   of  vulva   from  injuries.
Severe  stitches in vulva.  Violent itching of vulva.   Large pimple
on mons veneris, painful to touch.
  ♦Crocus sat.   ♦Metrorrhagia of  dark,  viscid,  stringy  blood,  in
black  clots, from slightest motion.  'Sensation as if menses would
appear, with  colic and pressing  towards  genitals.  Uterine  flow
during  new or full moon.   Menses profuse  and last too long, but
come at proper time.
  Croton tig   "Intense itching  of genitals,  relieved by very gentle
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   Cuprum met   JMenses not appearing after suppression of  foot-
 sweat.   Before  menses  spasmodic  dyspnoea.    Before or  during
 menses,or after suppression, violent unbearable cramps in abdomen,
 extending up into chest.
   ♦Cyclamen.  ♦Menses too  early and too profuse. Menstrual blood
 black, clotted,  and membranous. "Menses  profuse and frequent.
 Menorrhagia with stupefaction  of head, and vision  obscured, as
 from a fog.  Flow less when moving about, worse in evening when
 sitting.   Menses  suppressed or  scanty  and  painful; dread of  fresh
 air.   After menses, swelling of  mammae, with secretion  like milk.
   Drosera.    Delay of first  menses.  Menses too late, too  scanty.
 Blood dark.   Leucorrhoea, with labor-like pain.
   Dulcamara.    Menses suppressed by cold.   Rash before menses.
 Menses too late,  too short;  blood watery, thin.   Mammae engorged,
 hard; amenorrhoea.
   Erigeron.   "Metrorrhagia, with  violent irritation of  rectum  and
 bladder; after abortion, with diarrhoea and  dysuria;  with prolapsus
 uteri.   Very profuse flow of bright-red  blood; every movement of
 the patient increases the flow;  pallor and weakness.  Leucorrhoea
 profuse, with spasmodic pains, and irritation of bladder and rectum.
   Eupatorium  purp.  -Quick, jerking  pain  in  left ovary.   Heavy
 pressure above left  ovary.   Numbness  worse in groins.  Leucor-
 rhoea abundant.   External genitals feel as if  wet.
   Euphrasia.   "Amenorrhoea, with inflammation  of  eyes and  ulcer
 on right side of bridge of nose.   Menses painful, lasting  only one
 hour,  time regular.  Menses late,  scanty  and of  short  duration.
 Condylomata, with  stitches  and  itching,  especially  when  walking.
   Ferrum  met.    Desire lessened,  sterility.  During  coitus,insensi-
 ble;  painfulness  of  vagina.  Dropsy  of  uterus;  face  flushed  red.
 Sticking, shooting pains in  uterus.   Passive flow,  dark, grumous;
 menorrhagia.   Swelling  and  indurations  of vagina.   Vagina too
 dry.    Prolapsus  of  vagina.  Menses too late, long  lasting and pro-
 fuse; flow  watery, or in lumps; preceded by labor-like pains;  varices
 in legs worse;  uterus displaced.  Hysterical symptoms  after menses.
 Leucorrhoea, mild,  milky, or itching, sharp, with  soreness.   Much
 itching of vulva,  delicate women,  with red face.
   Ferric phos.  "(Menstruation excessive, congestion, blood  bright-
 red.   Inflammation of  uterus, first stage, fever, pain.  Vaginismus.
—Schussler.) 
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  ♦Gelsemium.  ♦Severe,  sharp, labor-like pains in region of uterus,
extending to back and hips.   Threatened abortion  from   sudden,
depressing emotions. Uterus, as if squeezed by a hand—anteflexion.
Ovarian irritation,  with  the characteristic headache.   Menses  sup-
pressed, with congestion to head; sharp, darting, twitching  pains
in  head;   convulsions,  every  evening.   Dysmenorrhcea  preceded
by sick headache,  vomiting; congestion  to head;  deep-red  face;
bearing down in abdomen.  Leucorrhoea white with  aching across
lower  part  of  back;  heavy fullness  in region of  uterus.  Amen-
orrhoea.
  Glonoinum.   -Instead of menses,  congestion to head;  face pale;
worse  in warm room; better when  walking  in cold air;  diarrhoea;
fainting.   At climaxis: flushes of  heat,  pressure in head,  nausea,
loss of senses, vertigo, swelling of feet.
  ♦Graphites.   ♦Leucorrhceal  discharge, occurs in gushes day or
night.   Profuse leucorrhoea of very thin  white mucus,  with  weak-
ness in back.  Menses  too late, too scanty,  too pale.  Itching on
pudendum before menstruation.   "Great aversion to coitus.  Men-
ses too scanty and too   pale; too  late,  with  violent colic;  blood
sometimes dark.  During menses, heat in abdomen, urging, "press-
ing like labor pains;  hoarseness, lassitude and weakness.  Copious
leucorrhoea before  and   after  menses.  Profuse  leucorrhoea,  per-
fectly  white, especially on  rising  from bed in morning;   weakness
of  back  when  walking  or sitting.   Vesicles  or excoriations in
vagina.   Vagina  cold.     OZdema of  pudendum.  Excoriations in
perineum,  vulva,and between thighs.
  Guaiacum.   "Subacute and  chronic  ovaritis, especially in  rheu-
matic  women.
  ♦Hamamelis.   ♦Active haemorrhage  of  uterus, blood  bright-red.
Metrorrhagia; passive flow; anaemia; venous blood. "Dysmenorrhcea
with severe pains through  the lumbar  and hypogastric regions, and
down the  legs;  fullness  of  brain  and bowels,  with severe pain in
whole  head,  causing stupor, deep sleep;  varicose veins.   Amenor-
rhoea,  vicarious bleeding from nose  and  stomach; costive; varices
of legs. Leucorrhoea, great tenderness  of vagina: flow bloody.  Vag-
inismus, intense soreness;  prurigo  of  vulva.   Ovaritis  after  a
blow;  diffused,  agonizing soreness  over whole  abdomen; menses
irregular;  worse at time of menses;  retention of urine.
  Helleborus.   "Suppression of  menses; amenorrhoea  from  disap-
pointed love.   Dropsy of uterus. 
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   Helonias.  "Loss of sexual  desire  and  power, with or  without
 sterility.   Profound melancholy, deep  undefined depression,  with
 a sensation  of  soreness  and weight  in uterus;   consciousness  of
 the  uterus.  Dragging weakness in  sacral region, with prolapsus;
 also at climaxis,  with  marked  debility;  profound  mental gloom.
 Prolapsus uteri and ulceration  of  cervix;  discharge constant,  dark,
 bad smellingjflooding on lifting a weight,and on least exertion; face
 sallow,having an expression of suffering ; great irritation of vagina;
 pain in small  of  back.  Prolapsus uteri,  ieucorrhcea, the os pro-
 trudes externally.   Uterus  low down,  fundus  tilted  forwards; the
 finger passes with difficulty between  the os and   rectum.   Menses
 too  frequent and profuse, in women who  are  feeble from  loss  of
 blood. Flow passive; dark, coagulated,offensive. Amenorrhoea,  aris-
 ing from, or accompanied  by  disordered  digestive  apparatus and
 anaemia.  Scanty menstrual flow, with  heaviness, languor,  drowsi-
 ness and  albuminous urine.  Great haemorrhage of uterus all through
 the proving; pain  in back  through to uterus.   Profuse  flooding;
 with serous leucorrhoea and great pain  in uterus  and  ovaries; cli-
 maxis.   Leucorrhoea with atony and anaemia. Labia and pudendum
 hot, red,  swollen,  burning  and  itching terribly;  every morning
 the epidermis falls off in thin, transparent  scales.   Mucous  surface
 of  labia red, swollen, covered  with a  curdy deposit, like aphthae.
   Hepar sulph.   °Congestion of  blood  to uterus.   Menorrhagia  in
 women with chapped skin and  rhagades of  hands  and feet.  Metri-
 tis with burning and throbbing pains.  Ulcers of uterus, with bloody
 suppuration, smelling like old cheese;  edge of  ulcer sensitive; fre-
 quently a pulsating  sensation  in ulcers.   Much   itching, or  little
 pimples around  ulcers.   Leucorrhoea with  smarting of vulva.
   ♦Hydrastis.   ♦Leucorrhoea tenacious, ropy, thick,  yellow. Ulcer-
 ation of os,cervix and vagina; leucorrhoea;  debility;prolapsus uteri.
 Pruritus  vulvae, with profuse leucorrhoea;  sexual excitement.
   Hyoscyamus.   -Lascivious,  uncovers sexual parts.   Cramps  of
 uterus, with pulling in  loins  and small  of  back;  irritable  uterus.
 Metritis, typhoid  state. Continuous bright-red flow,with spasmodic
jerkings, great vascular excitement. Metrorrhagia.   Pale flew with
convulsions.   Menses preceded by  hysterical or  epileptic  spasms,
laughing loud,  uninterruptedly; profuse sweat and nausea.   During
menses, convulsive trembling of hands  and feet; headache,  profuse
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   Hypericum. "Leucorrhoea with delayed menses,palpitation, pres-
sure in small of  back,  and heaviness in lower  bowels. Leucorrhoea
in a child,  milky,  but corroding.
   Ignatia.  "Menses too soon; scanty,  or profuse. Menstrual blood
black, of putrid odor, in clots.  Metrorrhagia  from chamomile tea.
Cramping pains  in uterus, with lancinations,  worse from touching
parts.    Violent  labor-like  pain, followed  by  purulent,  corrosive
leucorrhoea.
   Iodium.  -Menses sometimes too early, at others  too  late;  pre-
mature,  violent and copious.  Haemorrhage of uterus,  renewed after
every stool.   Metrorrhagia, with acute pain in mammae;  or, mam-
mae dwindle away and  become flabby.   Induration and swelling of
uterus and  ovaries.   Dropsical affections of ovaries, with  pressing
down toward  genitals.   Dull,  pressing,  wedge-like pains  from right
ovary toward  uterus. Leucorrhoea acrid, corroding the limbs; worse
at time of menses.   Bluish-red nodosities,  size  of a  hazel nut,  in
the skin of both mammae;  dry, black points at  tips.
   Ipecacuanha.  "Prolapsus  and  haemorrhage   at the  menstrual
period.   Menses too early and profuse.
   Kali bichrom.   "Flushes of heat in  face—climaxis.   Menses too
soon, with  vertigo, headache, nausea  and  feverishness; obstinate
suppression  of  urine, or red urine.  Prolapsus uteri; seemingly
from hot weather.   Leucorrhoea  yellow,  ropy;  pain  and weakness
across small of back,  and dull, heavy pains  in hypogastrium. Sore
ness and rawness in vagina.  Swelling of genitals.
   Kali brom. "Painful flushing and congestion toheadduringclimaxis.
   ♦Kali  carb.   ♦During  menses,  cutting  in abdomen;  aching  in
small of  back; itching nettle rash.   "Sore  pain  in vagina  during
coition.   Menses too early, scanty, of a pungent odor, acrid, cov-
ering thighs  with  an   eruption.    Difficult  first  menses.   Menses
suppressed, with  anasarca or ascites.   Yellow  leucorrhoea, back-
ache; labor-like pains; itching, burning in pudendum.
   Kali chlor.  "(Menses delayed  or suppressed,  checked; or too
early, last too long ; excessive, dark, clotted, or  tough,  black  like
tar, or at times too frequent.  Ulceration of  os  and   cervix uteri,
with the characteristic discharge of thick,  white or yellowish,mild,
alkaline  secretions  [granular  or  follicular]  from mucous mem-
branes.  Congestion of uterus;  hypertrophy, second stage.  Leucor-
rhoea, discharge of milky white mucus, thick, sometimes yellowish,
mild,  non-irritating.—Schussler.) 
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   Kali  iod.    Menses  suppressed.   Leucorrhoea watery, acrid, cor-
rosive,  with biting in pudendum. Discharge of mucus from vagina;
atrophy of mammae.
   Kali  phos.   "(Amenorrhoea; retention  or delay  of  menses,  with
depression of spirits,  lassitude and nervous   debility; or premature
and profuse  in nervous subjects.   Hysteria in females; nervous  at-
tacks, from sudden or  intense emotion or from smothering passion,
in fhe highly nervous and excitable; feeling of a ball rising  in throat.
Menstrual colic,  in lachrymose,  over-sensitive,  irritable  females;
or menses may be too  late or too scanty,  or too profuse with heavy
odor, dark-red or blackish-red,thin and not coagulating. — Schussler.)
    Kali sulph.   (Leucorrhoea; discharge of decidedly yellow,slimy,
or watery, mattery secretions.  Menses too  late, too  scanty,  with
feeling  of weight and  fullness in  abdomen.—Schussler.)
   ♦Kreosotum.   ♦Leucorrhoea of  yellow color,staining linen yellow,
with  great weakness.   White leucorrhoea  having the odor of green
corn.   Burning  between  the labiar  on   urinating.   Soreness  be-
tween  the  labiae;  also  between thighs  and  labiae,  with   burn-
ing, biting pains.  Violent itching  of labia, also of vagina; obliged
to rub parts;  external genitals swollen,hot,hard and sore.   Soreness
and smarting between the labiae and upon the vulva. JDuring coition
violent  pain  preceded  by anxiety  and  trembling;  burning  in parts,
followed next day by discharge of dark blood.  Hard lump on  neck
of uterus, with ulcerative pain during  coition.  Scirrhus of vagina,
painful   to  slight  touch.   Orifice  of uterus wide  open, almost
everted, its inner surface like cauliflower.  Ulcerative pain in  neck
of uterus  Fundus of  uterus swollen  and  sensitive  to   pressure.
Metrorrhagia: dark and offensive,with fainting; pulseless;  offensive
smelling, in  large clots.  Menses too  early  and  too  profuse, and
too protracted, succeeded by acrid smelling,  bloody ichor; flow  in-
termits  at times, almost ceases, then starts up again.
  ♦Lachesis.  ♦Hot flushes,  metrorrhagia, and other  troubles  dur-
ing climacteric  period.  :Sexual desire; nymphomania.  Swelling,
induration,   neuralgia,   suppuration,   of   left  ovary.  Region  of
uterus  feels  swollen,   will  not  bear  contact,  even  of   clothing;
bearing  down  pains.   Uterine and ovarian  pains,  relieved  by a
flow of  blood. Pain like a knife thrust into abdomen. Uterus feels
as if os were open. Menses scanty,feeble,but  regular;  blood,lumpy,
black, or acrid.  Before menses  desire for open air;  vertigo, nose- 
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bleed;  labor-like pains,  worse in left ovarian region; all better when
flow begins.   Leucorrhoea copious, smarting, stiffening linen;  stain-
ing it greenish.  Redness and swelling of external  parts, with dis-
charge of mucus.
  ♦Lilium tig. ♦Bearing down,  with  sensation of heavy weight and
pressure in region of  uterus, as if the whole contents  would  press
out through the vagina, relieved  by pressure of the hand against the
vulva.  Sharp pains in region  of  ovaries.   "Sexual desire increased;
obscene.   Bearing  down  in uterus,  pains  in left ovary and  left
mamma.   Ovaries burning,  stinging,  cutting,  grasping  in  ova-
ry  (left); pains extend across  hypogastrium  to groin,  down leg;
sensitive  to pressure.   Ovaries swollen very large.  Menses scanty,
flow only when moving about; dark,  thick, smelling like the lochia;
followed by profuse, bright-yellow  leucorrhoea, excoriating perineum.
Severe    neuralgic   pains   in    uterus,   could   not  bear  even
weight  of  bed clothes, or slightest jar; anteversion.   Bloated feel-
ing in region of uterus; pelvic organs feel swollen;  aching  appar-
ently around, not in,  uterus.  Intermittent  labor-like pains in lower
part  of  back,  with  thin,  acrid,  excoriating  leucorrhoea, leaving
a brown stain; worse  afternoons.  Voluptuous  itching  in  vagina,
with feeling of fullness of parts; stinging in region of left ovary.
  Lycopodium.   "Nymphomania.   Cutting  across hypogastrium,
right to left.   Ovaries diseased  right  to   left.   Ovarian tumors, or
dropsy.   Physometra; wind discharged  from  vagina.  Dropsy of
uterus.   Menses  profuse,   protracted; flow  partly  black,  clotted,
partly bright-red, or partly  serum; with   labor-like pains, followed
by  swooning.   Menses suppressed; also  from fright.   Delay of first
menses.  Leucorrhoea in starts; milky; blood-red, worse before full
moon;  corroding.  Vagina dry.  Burning  in  vagina during  and
after coition.  Varices of genitals.  Erectile tumors.  Polypi.  Dry,
pediculated, painless   condylomata.   Inflammation of the  external
genitals.
  ♦Magnesia  carb.  ♦Menstrual flow  more profuse during the night
than during  the day.  "Menses:  late, scanty; flow acrid,dark, pitch-
like, preceded by labor-like pains, cutting in abdomen, sore throat;
profuse and  too early.  Leucorrhoea  acrid, white  mucus,  preceded
by  colic.
  Magnesia  mur.   "Bearing down in region of  ovaries.  Diseases
of uterus,complicated with  hysterical  complaints. Spasms of uterus 
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extending  to thighs.  Suppressed menses.   Menses black, clotted,
profuse, and early or late.  Scirrhus indurations of os uteri.  Leucor-
rhoea immediately after  eyery stool,  or after spasms of uterus, fol-
lowed by metrorrhagia.
  Magnesium phos.   "(Ovarian  neuralgia, if the  pain is shooting
and  darting like lightning.   Menstrual  colic,  the   chief  remedy in
ordinary cases—Schussler.)
  ♦Manganum.   ♦Menses  too early  and too scanty.   ^Discharge of
blood between periods,and pressing  in genitals.
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Leucorrhoea  always worse at  night; greenish, pur-
ulent,  containing lumps;  discharge smarting, corroding,  itching,
burning after scratching.  -Menses too profuse; with either sterility
or easy conception;  with anxiety  and colic. Amenorrhoea  with con-
gestions and ebullitions.  Deep,sore pain in pelvis; dragging in loins,
abdomen weak as if it had to be  held up; prolapsus  of uterus and
vagina; feels better  after coitus.  On the os uteri excrescences,bleed-
ing;  deep ulcers with ragged edges.  Inflammation of vagina and still
more of externa]  genitals, with  rawness,  smarting and excoriated
spots.   Itching of genitals, worse from contact of urine.
  ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Painful  glandular swellings about nipple. -In-
tense inflammation of vulva.   Menses too early, too profuse.   Leu-
corrhoea, pale-yellow,  smelling sweetish.
  Mercurius prot. iod. "Yellow leucorrhoea,especially with  children.
  Mezereum.   "Menses  too soon, profuse and  protracted;  scanty,
with leucorrhoea and prosopalgia.  Ulcer of uterus  with  smarting,
burning, or prickling sensation;  discharge albuminous,  sometimes
tinged with blood.   Leucorrhoea  like the white  of  egg; corroding.
  Millefolium. "Menses suppressed,  with pain  in stomach; epilepsy;
cough,  with bloody  sputum;  excessive flow,lasts too long; also with
colic pains.  Haemorrhages of uterus after great exertion.  Leucor-
rhoea of children, from atony  of mucous membrane of  vagina.
  Muriatic acid.    Pressing  on  genitals, as  if menses  would ap-
pear.   Menses too early and  profuse; dejection of spirits; silent,
as if she would die; colic; sore piles.   Ulcers on genitals with pu-
trid  discharge, much sensitiveness   and  general weakness.  Cannot
bear least  touch  even of  the sheet  on genitals.   Leucorrhoea with
backache;  anus sore from  piles.
  Natrum  carb.  'Pressure in hypogastrium  as if everything  would
come out;  also with  indurated cervix and ill-shaped os.  Menses 
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too early and  protracted, preceded  by drawing in  nape  of  neck,
headache and  distended  abdomen in morning, relieved by  diarrhoea.
Nervous; cannot bear music; worse in thunder-storm.  Leucorrhoea
thick,  yellow, putrid, ceasing after urinating.
   Natrum  mur.   "Aversion  to  coitus, which is  painful  from dry-
ness of vagina.   Sterility,  with  too early and too profuse  menstrua-
tion.  Cramps of uterus, with burning and cutting in groins. Every
morning, pressing and pushing   toward genitals; must sit down to
prevent prolapsus.   Prolapsus uteri with aching  in lumbar region,
better lying on  back; also, with cutting in urethra after micturition.
Menses too late and scanty or too early and too profuse.   Dysmen-
orrhcea with convulsions (salt sitz-baths).  First menses delayed;
amenorrhoea.   Leucorrhoea, acrid,  greenish; in  morning  transpar-
ent, after colicky pains; causes   itching; with  yellow complexion.
Itching of the  external parts,  with   falling of the hair.   (Leucor-
rhoea  watery, smarting or  clear starch-like, after or between the
periods.  Chronic conditions like  chlorosis, with symptoms as in
 12. — Schussler.)
   Xatrum sulf.   "External genitals  inflamed, swollen and  covered
with vesicles the size of lentils, filled with purulent matter. Scanty
menses; knotty stools.   Menses too  late,blood  acrid, making thighs
sore;  lumps of  coagulated blood; flows  freely when walking.  Be-
 fore menses  nosebleed.
   Nitric acid.   "After  coitus mucous lining  of genitals  itches vo-
 luptuously; excrescences on uterus.  Pressing down in hypogastrium
 and small of  back, as though everything would protrude;  pain down
 thighs; abdomen feels  swollen.   Haemorrhage  of uterus  from over-
 exertion of body.   Menses early, irregular, scanty,  and like muddy
 water; early  and profuse;  aching from thighs;  urine offensive. Pro-
 fuse,  brown,  offensive discharge between  the regular menstruations
 —cancer uteri.   Leucorrhoea of ropy mucus; of  green mucus; flesh-
 colored; acrid, brown,  offensive.  Stitches up vagina, or from with-
 out inward, when walking in open air. Itching,  swelling and burn-
 ing of vulva  and vagina.   Excrescences on cervix uteri.
    Nux mos.   "Sterility.   Spasmodic,  labor-like pains.   Flatulent
 distention  of  uterus.  Uterus   displaced; mouth  and  throat  dry;
 sleepy, faint; abdomen enormously distended after a meal; pressure
 in back outward.  Sensation of  a lump in lower abdomen.  Prolapsus
 of uterus and vagina;  sterility, leucorrhoea.   Menses: irregular  in 
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 time and quantity;  flow  generally dark, thick;  bearing down in ab-
 domen, with  drawing in limbs; unconquerable  drowsiness;  profuse,
 with fainting.  Mouth dry; hysterical  laughing, worse in open air;
 scanty or suppressed, from fright.  Leucorrhoea in place of  menses;
 awakens with dry tongue.
   ♦Nux vom. ♦Menses too early and too profuse;  flow  dark.   Dur-
 ing  menses,  nausea in morning, with chilliness and attacks of faint-
 ness. Pressure  toward the genitals,  especially in morning. "Crampy
 stitches in pelvis;  soreness across pubes.   Congestion of blood to
 uterus.   Contractive  spasms   of  uterus,  colic with   discharge of
 coagula.  Prolapsus uteri, from straining or lifting; bearing down
 toward  sacrum, with ineffectual urging  to stool.   Burning, heav-
 iness, sticking  in uterus.  Metrorrhagia, especially at climaxis, or
 from high living.   Hardness  and swelling in os  tincae.  Over-sen-
 sitiveness to  nervous  impressions; faints easily.  Leucorrhoea fetid,
 staining yellow.  Tingling and itching of  vulva, causing onanism.
   Opium.   °Menses profuse,  violent  colic, forcing  her to  bend
 over, urging  to stool.  Amenorrhoea from fright; irresistible  drow-
 siness ; eclampsia.-  Prolapsus uteri from  fright.   Fetid discharge
 from uterus—after metritis.  Softness of uterus.
   ♦Origanum. ♦Increased sexual desire, lascivious ideas and dreams.
 "Onanism, especially in  girls.
   Petroleum.   "Aversion to coition.   Menses  too  late and scanty;
 early and profuse;  menstrual blood causes itching.   Before  menses,
 throbbing in  head;  during menses,  singing  and  roaring in   ears;
 lassitude. Prolapsus uteri in patients reduced by chronic diarrhoea,
 occurring during the day. Leucorrhoea  like  albumen, profuse every
 day, or with nightly lascivious dreams.   Soreness and moisture of
 genitals, with violent itching.
   *Phosphorus. ♦Menses too early and too scanty,  "or too profuse,
 pale, with  colic,  nausea, and diarrhoea.   Nymphomania.   Steril-
 ity from excessive voluptuousness, or with late and profuse  menses.
 Metritis after frequent pregnancies;  pyaemia  and   phlebitis;  fair,
graceful women.  Frequent and profuse metrorrhagia, pouring out
freely and then  ceasing   for a  short time—cancer  uteri.   Pain  in
region of left ovary and  down inner side of thigh.   Menses  early,
profuse,  long  lasting, or early, scanty  and  pale; weeps  before
 menses;  during menses,  pains  in small of back; palpitation.  Amen-
orrhoea, with blood-spitting;  bleeding  from anus;  or haematuria. 
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Menses suppressed, with  milk in breasts.   Stitches upward  from
vagina into pelvis.   Dull tearing in labia,  during or after walking
in open air.  Leucorrhoea instead of  menses; with chlorosis; watery,
slimy, or acrid, causing blisters.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.   ♦Pain in liver during menstruation.  Meteor-
istic distention  of uterus.  "Ovaritis and metritis, from  debilitating
influence;  amenorrhoea.   Menses too  early and too  long.  Leucor-
rhoea yellow,  mostly after menses, with  itching.  Ulcer  of  uterus
with copious, putrid,  bloody discharge; itching or corroding pain,
or no pain.
   ♦Platinum.  ♦Nymphomania,  especially  in  lying-in  women,
with voluptuous tingling, extending from  genitals  into  abdomen.
Painful sensitiveness and constant  pressure  in mons  veneris  and
genital organs,   with internal chill  and  external  coldness,  except
face.  Menses too early and too profuse,lasting too long;  flow dark
"and  clotted,  with much bearing down and drawing pains in abdo-
men.   Induration of uterus, ulceration, with co-existing irritation
of ovaries.   Ovaries inflamed, with  burning pains  in  paroxysms;
stitches in forehead.  Frequent  sensation as if menses  would ap-
pear. Metrorrhagia, the body feels as if growing large; genitals very
sensitive.   Leucorrhoea like white of egg, only  by day after urina-
tion,  and after rising from seat.   Pruritus vulvae;  voluptuous  tin-
gling with anxiety and palpitation of  heart.  Very painfully  sensi-
tive during coitus.
   ♦Plumbum.   ♦Vaginismus.   "Cessation of menses on invasion of
colic; may reappear  after paroxysm, or not again till next  period.
Menorrhagia, with sensation of a string,  from abdomen back.   Cli-
macteric period; dark clots alternating with fluid  blood,  or  bloody
serum, with a sensation of  fullness  in  pelvis  and  slight  bearing
down pains in small of  back.
   ♦Podophyllum.  ♦Pain in region of ovaries,  especially the  right.
Pain  in uterus.   "Numb aching  in region of left ovary, heat down
thigh; third month  of pregnancy.  Ovarian tumor. Sensation as  if
genitals would come out during stool.  Prolapsus uteri,  after over-
lifting or straining; after parturition;  with pain in  sacrum;   rum-
bling in ascending colon; prolapsus ani; or,constipation. Suppressed
menses in  young  females,  with  bearing down in hypogastric  and
sacral regions, with pain from  motion, better lying down.  Leucor-
rhoea,  of thick, transparent  mucus; constipation,  bearing down in
genitals,   Swelling  of labia during pregnancy. 
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   Psorinum.   -Pinching in  pubic region.   Left ovary  indurated
 after a violent  knock,  followed by itching eruption on body and face.
 Knotty lumps above right groin, even a bandage hurts.   Amenor-
 rhoea in psoric subjects, when tetter is covered by thick scurfs; with
 phthisis.  Dysmenorrhcea near climaxis.  Leucorrhoea, large lumps,
 unbearable in odor; violent pains in sacrum and loins.
   ♦Pulsatilla. ♦During menses, and with troubles of uterus, heavy,
 pressive pain in  abdomen and  small  of  back, as  from   a stone;
 limbs tend to go to sleep; ineffectual   urging to  stool.   Drawing,
 pressive pain extending towards  uterus,  with  nausea  in morning.
 Menses suppressed after getting feet wet.  Constrictive pain in left
 side of uterus,  like  labor  pains, obliging her  to  bend   double.
 Menses too late, scanty and of short duration; suppressed,or  flow
 intermittent;  flow thick and black;  more during day while  walking
 about.    First  menses delayed.   Leucorrhoea  thick, like  cream  or
 milk, with swollen vulva; painless, acrid, thin,  burning.    Pain in
 uterus with amenorrhoea.   Tensive,  cutting pain in  uterus, which
 is very sensitive to touch, and during  coitus.   Prolapsus  uteri, with
 pressure in  abdomen   and  small  of  back.   Metrorrhagia: blood
 changeable, stops and flows,  profuse at times,  at  others intermittent,
 mixed with clots; at climaxis; in  chlorosis,  after abuse of quinine
 and  iron.  Crampy  constriction  of  vagina,  indurations,  fistula,
 polypus.
   ♦Rhododendron.  ♦Serous cysts of vagina.   -Menses too profuse
 and  too early, with fever and headache.   Suppressed menstruation.
 Pain in ovaries; worse in change of weather.
   Rhus tox.   -Menses  too early, profuse and protracted;  flow light-
 colored,  acrid, causing biting pain in  vulva.   Amenorrhoea;  from
 getting wet;  with milk  in breasts.  Metrorrhagia,   blood   clotted,
 with labor-like  pains.   Soreness in vagina  hindering coition.  Ex-
 ternal genitals inflamed,  erysipelatous.  Bearing  down; when stand-
 ing or walking,  back "aches; better lying on  something  hard; pro-
 lapsus from over-exertion or straining.
  Sabadilla.   -Nymphomania from  ascarides.  Cutting  pains  as
from  knives   in ovaries.  Menses:  too  late,   with painful  bearing
down a few days previous; decrease, flow by  fits and starts and  ir-
regularly, sometimes stronger, at others weaker.
  ♦Sabina.   ♦Menses   too profuse, too  early  and  last  too  long.
Haemorrhage  from  uterus: in  paroxysms;   worse  from   motion; 
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 blood dark and clotted; from  loss of tone in uterus;  after abortion
 or  parturition,  with pain  from back to pubes.   "Almost insatiable
 desire for coition.   Metritis with haemorrhages.   Leucorrhoea from
 suppressed menses;  recur  every  two weeks;  thick, yellow, fetid,
 with itching of pudendum.   Stitches from  below upward,  deep in
 vagina.   Condylomata,  with sore, burning pains.   Cysts at vulva,
 sensitive,  or with tearing pains during rest.
   Sanguinaria.    Climacteric  disorders, especially  flushes  of heat
 and leucorrhoea.  Menses at right time,  offensive  smelling,  bright-
 red flow; clots  like  lumps  of flssh; later,  blood  darker, and  less
 offensive,  scanty; headache, from occiput to frontal region, head as
 if bursting; face red and  hot.   Os uteri  ulcerated;  fetid,  corrosive
 leucorrhoea.   Polypi of uterus.   Flatus from uterus.
   ♦Secale.  ♦Haemorrhage of  uterus, worse  from  slightest  motion;
 discharge  black,  fluid and  very fetid. "Pains in uterus  of an expul-
 sive character.  Suppressed  lochia,  followed  by  inflammation  of
 uterus.  Menses too profuse and lasting too long, with tearing and
 cutting  colic,  cold  extremities, cold  sweat,  great weakness  and
 small  pulse, or   with violent  spasms.   Menstrual blood  thin and
 black; black,   lumpy,  or brown fluid,  and of  disgusting smell.
 Atonic haemorrhage during  critical age.  Ulcer  of  uterus as if burnt,
 discharges putrid,  bloody fluid.  Burning pains in  greatly distended
 uterus, which felt  hard   and was  painful to  touch.   Leucorrhoea
 brownish and offensive; like cream; from weakness  and venous con-
 gestion. Ulcers on outer  genitals discolored and rapidly spreading.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Pain  in  uterus and sensation  of bearing  down in  all
 the pelvic organs, with strong pressure as though the contents would
 issue through the vulva;  must cross  her  limbs to prevent protrusion
 of parts,with oppressed breathing.  Great dryness  of vulva and vag-
 ina; painful to  touch.   Prolapsus  uteri.    Leucorrhoea  yellow, like
 milk, excoriating, like pus,   or  badly smelling fluids;   before  the
 menses.   "Stitches, or shooting, lancinating pains mostly in  neck
 of uterus,  go up to umbilicus,  pit of stomach.  Prolapsus of uterus;
 of vagina; with constipation.  Induration of neck of uterus. Dropsy
 of uterus.   Tenderness  of  genitals  to touch.   Coition painful to
 women.   Menses too early  and too  profuse,too late  and too scanty;
 suppressed.  Mania from  menstruation.   Metrorrhagia  at climaxis;
 or during pregnancy,  especially fifth  and  seventh months.  Amenor-
 rhoea at age of  puberty or later.   Redness,  swelling  and   itching
eruption on inner labia. 
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   Silicia.  "Increased desire with spinal affections.  Nymphomania,
with   plethora.  Nausea  during  coition.   Menses  too early and
scanty; too late and   too  profuse; irregular, every  two or  three
months.   Menstrual flow strong,  smelling pungent.   Amenorrhoea,
with suppressed foot-sweat,  pain in abdomen.   Metrorrhagia;  offen-
sive foot-sweat;  icy-cold body; painful  haemorrhoids.  Leucorrhcea
profuse,  acrid,  corroding;  milky, preceded by  cutting  around the
navel.   Prolapsus from myelitis.    Pressing down feeling in vagina;
parts tender to touch.   Serous  cysts  of  vagina.  Itching  of  gen-
itals.
   Stannum.   "Menses  too early and too profuse;  preceded by mel-
ancholy;  pain  in malar bones, which  continues during  menses.
Bearing down in region of uterus;prolapsus  uteri. Displacement  of
vagina; worse during   stool;  feels  so weak  she  must  drop  down
suddenly, but can get   up quite readily.   Leucorrhoea,  with  great
debility, of yellow, white or transparent mucus.
   Staphisagria.   "Very sharp, shooting pains in ovaries, which are
exquisitely sensitive to pressure.   Menses irregular,  late  and  pro-
fuse; sometimes wanting; first of  pale  blood,   then of  dark and
clotted;  occasionally   spasmodic  uterine contractions.   Granular
vegetations of vagina.    Painful sensitiveness of  sexual  organs, es-
pecially  when  sitting.   Spasmodic pains  in   vagina  and vulva.
Stinging, itching of vagina.
   Stramonium.   "Metrorrhagia,  loquacity, singing,  praying; some-
times  passing  large  coagula.   Nymphomania, lewd talking,  sings
obscene songs;  has smell of semen. Excessive menstrual flow; draw-
ing in   thighs,  abdomen and upper limbs.   Menstrual  flow  very
watery.  During menses, loquacity, strong smell  of  semen.    After
menses,sobbing, whining.  Dysmenorrhcea.
   ♦Sulphur. "Menses too early, ♦too profuse, but of too short  dura-
tion; too  late, suppressed.   During menses  headache, nosebleed;
pressure in pit  of  stomach;  before menses headache;  weak,  faint
spells.   "Bearing down in  pelvis toward genitals.   Sterility, with
too early and  too profuse  menstruation.    Leucorrhcea of yellow
mucus, corroding,  preceded  by pains   in  abdomen.  Burning  in
vagina.  Is scarcely able to  keep still.  Sore feeling  in vagina dur-
ing coition. Troublesome itching of vulva, with pimples all around.
Labor-like pain over the symphysis.  Weak feeling in genitals.
   Sulphuric acid.  "Menses too early and too profuse.  Distressing 
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nightmare before  menses.  In climaxis, spitting of blood;  costive.
Leucorrhcea acrid  or burning; milky,  or transparent; of sanguineous
mucus, with sensation as ii menses  would  appear.   Prolapsus  of
vagina, parts look greenish and smell bad.
   Theridion.   ^Hysteria during puberty, at climaxis.
   ♦Thuja  occ  ♦Cauliflower  excrescences, bleeding  easily;  offen-
sive.   Left ovary  inflamed;  worse at  each menstrual  nisus; dis-
tressing pain, burning when walking  or  riding; must  lie down.
Condylomata, moist,  suppurating,  stinging  and  bleeding.   Erec-
tile   tumors with  burning.  -Coition prevented by  extreme  sensi-
tiveness of vagina.   Menses  too short and  too early, preceded  by
profuse sweat.  Erosions at  os uteri,  like  aphthae.   Mucous leu-
corrhoea.   Pains in vulva and perineum.   Cramp in  vulva  or peri-
neum when rising from a seat.  Erysipelas of vulva.
   *Trillium.  ♦Haemorrhage  from uterus.   Metrorrhagia at climac-
teric; "pale, faint  flow returns  every  two  weeks.  Displaced uterus,
with consequent menorrhagia; flow profuse.   Gushing of bright-red
blood from uterus at least movement;  later, blood pale from anaemia.
Menses often come  on  from over-exertion,  too long a  ride, etc.;
profuse flow.   Leucorrhoea bloody with great prostration; yellow,
creamy,  profuse,  between menses.
   Urtica  urens.    Pruritus vulvae.
   Ustilago.   "Constant aching, referred to mouth of  uterus.   Dis-
placed  uterus  with  menorrhagia;  cervix  tumefied;  bleeds when
touched.  For days oozing  of dark blood, with small coagula; uterus
enlarged; cervix tumefied or  dilated.   Menses scanty with irritation
of ovaries.   Bearing down, as  if  everything would come  through.
Burning and distress  in ovaries.   Acute pain,  worse  in  left ovary,
with swelling, pains intermittent;  shoot rapidly down legs.  Menses
profuse,  frequent,  containing coagula.  Climaxis,  vertigo,  metror-
rhagia.
   Veratrum alb.    Nymphomania  of lying-in  women;  also before
menses.   Metritis  with fits of  vomiting, delirium, anxiety;  vomit-
ing and diarrhoea;  body  hot, limbs cold.   Menses too  early,  too
profuse,  suppressed, with despair of salvation, or with blood-spit-
ting.   Amenorrhoea, with  nervous  headache,  leaden face,  nausea,
vomiting  and diarrhoea.   Dysmenorrhcea with prolapsus; vomiting,
diarrhoea,  exhaustion.  Strangulated, prolapsed  vagina with cold
sweat, exhausting vomiting and diarrhoea. 
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   Veratrum vir.  "Menstrual colic, preceded by  great  congestion,
and troublesome strangury;  plethoric women. Suppressed menses,
with cerebral congestion; plethora.
   Viburnum  op.   -Leucorrhcea,  thin,  yellow-white, or  colorless,
except  with the  stool- when  it  is  thick, white,  blood-streaked.
Menses scanty, thin,  light colored,  with  lightness  of  head; faint
when trying to sit up.   Congested  feeling  in pelvic organs  as if
menses would  appear.
   Xanthoxylum.  Pains  in  ovaries, extending  down   the genito-
crural  nerves.   Dreadful distress and  pain; headache;   menses  too
early and too profuse;  pains down the anterior of thighs;  neuralgic
dysmenorrhcea.
   Zincum met.   "Irresistible  sexual desire at night; also  for onan-
ism.   Boring pain in region of left  ovary, better from  pressure,  but
entirely relieved only during   the   menstrual flow.  Amenorrhoea,
with alternately red and  pale  face.    Dysmenorrhcea when  during
menses, limbs feel heavy, with  violent drawing  about  knees, sud-
den  oppression of stomach.  Menses  too early and too profuse; lumps
of coagulated blood pass away, mostly when walking; flow  most
profuse at  night.  Ulceration of uterus,  discharge of  blood  acrid,
but ulcers  are  rather destitute  of  feeling.   Leucorrhcea, of bloody
mucus after  menses, causing itching  of vulva; of thick  mucus  be-
fore and after  menses.   Cutting  colic  succeeded by  leucorrhcea.
Pruritus vulvae  causes masturbation.  Varicose  veins  of   external
genitals, with fidgety  feet.
   Zingiber.   -Menses too early and  profuse, dark, clotted;  irrita-
ble;  exhausted look before;  drawing pain in  sacrum.

                            REPERTORY.
   Abortion—eriger., gels.,  ♦sabin.
   Atony—caul , mill., ♦sabin., secale.
   Chlorosis—♦absinth., ante, calc. ph.,  nat. m.,  phos.,  puis.
   Climacteric—arg. m.,  ♦arg.  n.,  calc.  c, glon.,  helon.,  kali  bi.,
kali  br., ♦lach., nux v.,  plumb., puis.,  sang., secale, sepia, sul. a.,
therid., ♦trill.,ustib
   Coition—agar., ♦arg.  n.,  arn., berb.,  caust., ferr., graph., kali c,
kreos.,  lye,  mere,  nat. m., nit.a., petrol., plat, puis., rhus, sabin.,
sepia,  sib, sub, thuj.
   Condylomata—euphr., lye, sabin.,  ♦thuj.
   Excrescences—mere,  nit. a., ♦thuj.
   Flushes of heat—glon., kali  bi., kali  br.,  ♦lach., sang. 
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Haemorrhages—arg. m.,  ♦arg.   n.,  ars.,  bry.,  canth.,  cinch.,
♦cinnam.,   croc,  helon.,  iod.,   ipec,  mill.,   nit.  a.,  ♦sabin.,
♦secale, ♦trill.
  Active—aeon.,  ♦ham.
  Black or  venous—cocc, coff., ham.,  secale.
  Clotted—arg. m.,  belb, ♦croc,  hell., kreos., plumb., puis.,  rhus,
♦sabin.,  stram., ustib
  Dark—ars., belb,   bry.,  cinch.,  ♦croc,  ferr.,  helon.,  kreos.,
plumb.,  ♦sabin.,  ustib
  Metrorrhagia—absinth.,  ♦ambr.,  arg. m.,  ♦arg. n.,  am.,  ars.,
brom., bry., calc. c, canth.,  cinch.,  coff., ♦croc,  eriger.,  ham.,
hyos., ign.,  iod.,  kreos., lach.,  mag. m., mang., nux v.,  phos.,
plat., puis., rhus, sepia,  sib,  stram., ♦trill., ustib
  Odor—belb, helon., kreos.,  secale, ^thuj.
  Passive--brom., ferr.,  ♦ham., helon.
  Profuse —♦cinnam., eriger.,  helon.,  phos.
  Red-bell.,  calc.  ph., ♦cinnam., eriger.,  ferr.  phos., ♦ham.,  hyos.
  Stringy, viscid—♦cro

  Hysteria—agn., ♦cimi., ferr., hyos., kali  phos.,  mag. m.,  nuxm.,
therid.
  Inflammation—asaf.,  calc. c
  Lasciviousness—agn., hyos., origan., petrol.

Leucorrhcea—♦agn., ambr.,apis, borax, bovist.,calc.ph., carb.an.,
carb. v.,  cinch., cocc,   coff.,  dros.,  eup. purp.,  ♦graph.,  ham.,
helon.,  hep. s., hydras.,  hyper.,  kali  s.,  mag. m., ♦mere, mez.,
mill., mur.  a., nux m., petrol.,  phos.,  pod., psor.,  sabin., sang.,
stann.
  Acrid—♦alum., am. c, ant.  c,  apis, berb.,  bovist.,  con.,  iod.,
kali i.,  kreos., lib,  mag.   c, nat.  m.,  nit.  a.,  phos.,  ♦puis.,   sib,
sul. a.
  Albuminous—borax,  mez., petrol., plat.
  Bloody—arg. m.,  ♦carb. an., lye,  phos.  a., secale,  sul. a.,  trill.,
zinc.
  Burning—am.  c, calc c,  carb. an.,  ♦mere,  ♦puis., sul.  a.
Color, bluish—ambr.
  Brown—lib, nit.  a.,  secale.
  Dark- aescul.
  Flesh-colored—nit. a.
  Gray - berb.
  Green—apis.,  asaf., bovist., lach., ♦mere,  nat.m., nit. a.
  Transparent—*agn.,  ♦alum., nat. m., pod., stann.,  sul. a.
  White—ambr., ars.,  aur., belb, con., gels.,  ♦graph.,  kali chlor.,
♦kreos.,  mag.  c, stann.,  viburn.
  Yellow—aeon., aescul.,  agn.,  arg.  n., ♦ars.,  bovist.,  carb. an.,
carb. v.,  cham., ♦hydras.,  kali  bi.,  kali c, kali  chlor.,  kali  s.,
♦kreos.,   lib,  mere cor.,  mere.  p.  i., nat.  c,  nux  v.,  phos.  a.,
sabin.,  ♦sepia, stann., sub,  trill., viburn.

  Copious—aeon.,  agn.,  arg.  n.,  eup.  purp.,  graph., lach., phos. a.
  Corrosive—aescul., alum., arg.  n.,  ♦ars., bovist.,  cist.,  hyper., 
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Leucorrhoea  continued.
ign., iod., kali  i.,  lye, ♦mere,  mez.,  phos. a.,  sang.,  sib,   sul.
  Excoriating—am. c,  carb.  v., cham.,  ferr., lib, mere, ♦sepia.
  Exhausting—berb., carb. an., trill., ver.  a.
  Ichorous—arg. m.,  cocc, kreos.
  Like various  things—♦borax, bovist., ♦calc c, calc.  ph., caust.,
cocc,  coff.,  mez., nat.  m.,   petrol.,  plat.,  puis.,  secale,  ♦sepia,
trill.
  Lumpy—ant.  c, ♦mere, psor.
  Mild—ferr., kali chlor.
  Milky—♦calc c, carb. v., coff., con., ferr.,  hyper.,  kali chlor.,
lye, ♦puis.,  ♦sepia, ♦sib, sub  a.
  Mucous—ambr.,  ars., belb, caul., coff., con., ♦graph., kali chlor.,
kali  i., mag. c, nit. a., pod.,  stann., sub,  sub  a., thuj.,  zinc
  Odor—arg. m.,  ars., asaf.,  carb.an, caust., kali c, ♦kreos., mere
cor., mur. a., nat.  c, nit.  a., nux v.,  opium, phos. a., psor., sabin.,
sang.,  secale, sepia.
  Profuse- ♦alum., am.c,  apis.,  ♦ars.,  asaf., caul., caust, ♦cham.,
♦cinnam., eriger.,  ♦graph., hydras., lib,  nit. a.,  petrol.,  sib, trill.
  Purulent—arg. m.,  cinch., cocc, ign., kali s., ♦mere, sepia.
  Ropy—♦hydras., kali bi., nit.  a.
  Slimy—bovist.,  ♦carb. an.,  kali  s.,  phos.
  Smarting—cham.,  hep.  s., lach.,  ♦mere,  nat. m.
  Starchy—nat. m.
  Sticky, tenacious,  tough—aeon., aescul., bovist., ♦hydras.
  Thick—aescul., ambr.,  ♦ars., aur., bovist, carb.v., con., ♦hydras.,
kali  chlor., nat. c, pod.,  ♦puis.,  sabin., viburn., zinc.
  Thin—ars., asaf.,  carb. v., ♦graph., lib,  ♦puis., viburn.
  Watery—am.  c, ant. c, cinch., cocc, kali i., kali s.,  nat.  m.,
phos.
  Lochia—secale.
  Mania— sepia.

Menses, catamenia—absinth.,  ambr.,  ♦am. c,  ♦bovist., caust,
cinch., cist, cupr., dros.,  dulc, glon.,  ham., ♦mag.  c, ♦phos. a.,
plat.,  ♦plumb.,  puis., sang.
  Acrid—am. c, kali c, kreos.,  lach.,  mag. c,  nat. s., rhus, zinc.
  Amenorrhoea—apis, apoc, ars.,  aur.,  belb,  canth.,  caul., dulc,
euphr., gels., ham.,  hell.,  helon., kali phos., mere, nat.  m.,opium,
phos.,  phos.  a., psor., puis.,  rhus, sepia, sib,  ver. a., zinc.

Color, black—am. c,  berb.,  canth., cocc,  ♦croc,  ♦eye,  ign.,
kali  chlor., kali phos., lach.,  lye, mag.  m., puis., ♦secale.
  Bright-red—♦belb,  brom.,  calc.  ph., ferr.  phos., lye, sang., trill.
  Dark—♦belb, bovist., bry., calc.  ph.,  cimi.,  cinch.,  dros., ferr.,
graph., kali chlor., kali phos., lib, mag. c, nux m., ♦nux v.,  ♦plat.,
sang.,  staph., zing.
  Light-colored—rhus, viburn.
  Pale—alum.,  am.  c, ars.,  ♦graph., hyos.,   mere  cor.,  phos.,
staph., trill.
  Red—belb, brom.,  eriger.,  puis. 
                      CHAPTER XX11I. — FEMALE  ORGANS            S°5

 Menses continued.
   Clotted, coagulated, lumpy—am. c, arg. n., belb, bovist.,caust.,
 ♦cham., cimi.,  cinch., coff., ♦croc,  ♦eye,  ferr.,  ign.,  kali  chlor.,
 lach., lye, mag.  m.,  nat. s., nux v.,  plat.,  plumb.,  rhus,  sabin.,
 sang., secale,  staph., stram.,  ustib,  zinc, zing.
   Copious, abundant—am.  c, ♦aran.,  arg.  n., camph., ferr. phos.,
 iod.
   Decomposed blood—♦bell.
   Delayed—alum.,  cic,  ♦cimi., dros., hyper., kali chlor., kali phos.,
 lye,  nat. m.,  ♦puis.
   Dysmenorrhcea—abrot, aeon.,  apis,   ars.,  belb,  bry.,  calc. e,
 caul., ♦cimi., cocc,coloc,  con.,  gels., ham.,  kali c, nat.m., psor.,
 stram., ver. a., xanthox., zinc
   Early,  soon,  premature—alum.,  arg.  n., arn.,  bovist.,  ♦calc c,
 calc.  ph.,  carb. an., caul.,  cimi.,  clem.,  ♦cocc,  ign., iod., ipec,
 kali bi., kali c, kali  chlor., kali phos.,  mag. m., ♦mang.,  nat. c,
 nit. a., ♦phos., phos. a., sib, thuj.
   Early and  profuse—alet, am.  c,  ant.  c, aran., ars.,   ♦belb,
 borax,  brom.,   bry.,  canth., carb.  v.,  caust.,  cham.,  ♦eye,  kali
 phos., mag. c, mere cor.,  mur. a., nat. m., nit.a., nuxv., petrol.,
 phos., rhod.,  sepia,  stann., sub,  sul. a., ver. a.,  xanthox., zinc,
 zing.
   Early,  profuse  and long-lasting—arg. n.,  calc. c, kreos., mez.,
 phos., plat., rhus, ♦sabin.
   Excessive—aspar.,  calc. fl., mur. a., stram.
   Exhausting—ars., brom., ♦carb. an.,  cocc, graph.
   Frequent — asaf.,  eye, helon., kali chlor., ustib
   Hot—bell.
   Increased—camph., cinch.
   Intermittent—kreos.,  puis.
   Irregular—arg.  n.,  ♦cimi., ham., nit.  a., nux m.,  sabad.,  sib,
 staph.
   Late—aeon., am. c, arg. n., aur., bovist, calc. ph., ♦cheb, con.,
 dros., dulc, euphr., ferr., ♦graph.,  iod., kali phos., kali s., mag. c,
 mag.  m.,   nat.  m.,  nat.  s.,   petrol.,  ♦puis.,   sabad.,   sepia,  sib,
 staph., ♦sub
   Lessened,  diminished—aeon.,  sabad.
   Like various things—kali chlor.,  mag. e, nit. a.,  sang.
   Long duration—aeon.,  carb. an., ♦cheb,  coff.,  croc, ferr.,  kali
 chlor.,  lye, mill., nat. e,  phos. a.,  secale.
   Membranous—brom., bry., calc e,  cham., eye
   Menorrhagia—apis, ars.,  carb. an., carb. v., ♦eye, ferr.,  hep. s.,
 ipec,  plumb.,  trill., ustib
   Odor—arg.  m., belb,  ♦carb.  v., caust., cham., ign.,  kali c,  kali
phos., kreos., lib, sang.,  ♦secale.
   Passive—brom., ferr.
   Profuse—aeon.,  agar.,  alum.,  ant.  c,  belb,  can.  s.,  canth.,
♦cham., ♦cheb, cimi., cinnam.,   coff.,   croc, eye,   eriger., ferr.,
helon.,  ign., ipec,  kali   phos.,  lye, ♦mag.  c,  mag.  m.,  mere,
mill., nux m.,   opium,  phos.,  puis.,   secale,  sib,  staph.,  stram.,
♦sub, trill., ustib 
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CHAPTER XXIII.
--FEMALE ORGANS
Menses continued.
  Scanty—alum.,  am.  c, apis,  arg.  n.,  ars.,  asaf.,  aur.,  berb.,
canth.,  caul., caust., cimi.,  cocc, con., eye, dros., euphr.,  ♦graph.,
helon.,  ign., kali c, kali  phos.,  kali s.,  lach., lib, mag.e, ♦mang.,
mez., nat. m., nat.  s., nit. a., nux m., petrol., ♦phos., ♦puis., sang.,
sepia, sib, ustib, viburn.
  Short duration—alum.,  am.  e, asaf.,berb., dros.,  euphr , ♦puis.,
♦sub, thuj.
  Slimy—berb.,  carb. an.
  Suppressed—abrot., ♦aeon.,  agn.,   apis,  brom.,  bry.,  calc. c,
♦cimi.,  coloc, con., cupr.,  eye,  dulc,  gels.,  hell., kali  e,  kali
chlor.,  kali i., lye, mag.  m., mill., nux  m., phos.,  pod.,  ♦puis.,
rhod.,  sabin., sepia, staph., sub, vere. a.,  ver. v.
  'Ihick—arg. n.,  ♦belb,  carb.  v., kali  chlor.,  lib,  nux  m.,  puis.,
viburn.
  Thin—dulc, kali phos., secale, viburn.
  Vicarious—bry., ham.,  nat.  s , phos., sul. a., ver. a.
  Watery—berb., dulc,  ferr.,  lye,  plumb.,  stram.

  Nymphomania—lach.,  lye,  phos.,   ♦plat.,  sabad.,  sib,  stram.,
ver.  a:
  Onanism—calad., nux  v.,  ♦origan.,  zinc.

Pains—arg. m.,  arg. n., arn.,  ars.,  asaf.,  brom.,  bry.,  calc. e,
canth.,  caul., caust.,  cimi.,  cinch., cocc, coloc,  con., eye,   eup.
purp.,  euphr.,  iod.,  lach.,  mere cor.,   mez.,  nat. m., nit. a.,
♦phos.  a., ♦pod., psor.,  puis.,  rhod.,  sabad.,  sabin., ♦sepia,  sib,
sub, ♦thuj.,  xanthox.
  Aching—aescul., calc. c,  gels.,  ♦kali c,  kreos.,  lib,  nat. m.,
nit.  a.,  phos., plat., pod., sib, ustib
  Acute—iod., ustib
  Bearing-down—♦agar.,  apis,  asaf.,  belb, bovist., calc. fl., canth.,
carb. an., cimi., cinch.,  gels.,  ♦Jach,  ^^li 1 -, mag. m.,  nat. m., nit. a.
nux   ni., nux v., plat,  plumb.,  pod.,  rhus,  sabad.,  ♦sepia, stann.,
sub, ustib
  Biting—carb.  an., kali i., ♦kreos.,  rhus.
  Boring—ant. c.,  coloc, zinc.
  Bruised—aur.
  Burning—am. c,   ♦apis,  ♦ars.,  aur., ♦berb.,  bovist.,  calc. e,
♦canth., ♦carb.  an., carb. v., cham.,  cheb,  con., helon.,  hep. s.,
kali  c, ♦kreos.,  lib,  lye,  ♦mere,  mez.,  nat.  m.,  nit.  a., nux v.,
plat, ♦puis., ♦sabin., secale, sub, ♦thuj.,  ustib
  Clutching,  clawing—bell.
  Colic—am. c, aur., belb, borax.,caul., ♦cocc, coloc,con.,  croc,
graph.,  kali  phos.,   mag.  c,  mag. phos.,  mere,  milb,  mur. a.,
nat.  m.,  nux v., opium,  phos.,  plumb.,  secale,  ver.  v., zinc.
  Constrictive—♦puis.
  Contractive—con.,  nux v., staph.
  Cramps—caul.,  ♦cocc,  coloc, cupr., hyos., ign., nat. m., nux v.,
♦puis.,  thuj.
  Cutting—apis, asaf., berb.,  ♦canth.,  coloc,   ♦kali,  c,  lib, lye,
mag. c,  nat m., puis., sabad.,  secale, sib, zinc. 
CHAPTER XXIII. —FEMALE ORGANS
5°7
Pains continued.

   Darting—abrot.,  absinth.,  gels.,  mag. phos.
   Dragging—bry.,  calc.fh,  coloc, helon.,  mere
   Drawing—agn  ,  ♦ars., aur., ♦cham., cic,  plat., ♦puis., stram.,
zing.
   Dull—brom., iod., kali bi., phos.
   Griping—am. c,  ♦cham.
   Intermittent—cheb, lib,  ustib
   Jerking —eup.  purp., hyos.
   Labor-like—aeon., alet, ♦carb.  an., ♦cham.,cimi.,con.,dros., ferr.,
♦gels.,  graph.,  ign., kalic,  lach.,  lib,lye,mag.  e, nux m., ♦puis.,
rhus, secale,  sub
   Lancinating—apis, ars.,  asaf.,  cist.,  ♦con.,  ign., sepia.
   Neuralgic—lach.,  lib, mag. phos.,  xanthox.
   Pinching—canth.,  *cham., psor.
   Pressing—aeon.,  agar., ambr.,  ant. c,arg.n., ♦ars., ♦belb, cinch.,
cocc, coloc, eup.  purp., graph., hyper.,iod.,  ♦lib, mang., mur. a.,
nat. c, nat. m.,  nit.  a., nux  m ,  ♦nux  v.,  ♦plat.,   ♦puis.,  ♦sepia,
sib, ♦sub
   Pricking — carb. v., mez.
   Rawness—kali  bi., mere
   Rheumatic—♦cimi.
   Sensitive — asaf ,  belb,  ♦berb.,  cinch.,  coff.,  con., hep. s., kali
phos., kreos., lib,  mur. a., nux v.,  ♦plat.,  puis.,  sabin., secale,
♦sepia, staph.,  thuj.
   Sharp—aeon.,  apis, cimi.,  ferr.,  ♦gels.,  *lil., staph.
   Shooting—aeon.,   aur.,   cimi.,  con.,  ferr., mag. phos., sepia,
staph., ustib
   Smarting—aur.,  caust., ♦kreos., lach., mere, mez.
   Sore—ambr., ♦berb., brom.,  bry., calc.  c, caust.,  ♦con.,  ferr.,
ham., helon.,  kali   bi., kali e,  ♦kreos.,  mere,   mur. a., nux v.,
petrol., rhus, sabin., sul.
   Spasmodic—♦caul., cic,  cinch.,  eriger., hyos.,   nat.  m.,  nux v.,
staph.
   Squeezing—coloc, gels.
   Sticking.—ferr.,  nux v.
   Stinging—♦apis,  calc. e,  con., lib, staph., ♦thuj.
   Stitching—alum., ambr.,  ♦ars., belb,  berb., bry., canth.,  con.,
euphr., nit.  a., nux v., phos.,  plat.,  sabin., sepia.
   Tearing—agar., am. c, cham., cic,  phos., sabin.,  secale.
   Tender—aeon., apis,  ant.  c,  ♦berb., bry.,  cimi.,  con.,  kreos.,
lach., lib, mur. a., puis., secale, sepia, sil.
   Tensive—♦ars., ♦caul., coloc, puis.
   Throbbing—alum., ars., belb, hep. s., petrol.
   Tingling—nux  v.,  plat.
   Ulcerative—kreos.
   Violent—arg. m., caust, coff.

Parts—agar., ♦agn., ambr.,  belb, berb.,  calc ph., cinch., coloc,
ign.,  ♦kreos., lach., sepia, sib, staph.,  sul. a.
  Coccyx—cic.
  Epigastrium —arg.  n., arn. 
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CHAPTER XXIIL
—FEMALE ORGANS
Parts continued.

  Genitals—asaf., ♦belb,  bovist.,  calc. c,  canth.,  croc,  crot. t,
eup. purp., iod.,  kali bi.,  ♦kreos.,  lach.,  mang.,  mere,  mur.   a.,
nat.  m., nat  s., nit. a., ♦nux v., petrol., ♦plat, pod., rhus, secale,
sepia,  sib,  sub, zinc.
  Groins—arg.  n., eup.  purp., lib, nat.  m.,  psor.
  Hypogastrium—♦caul., kali bi.,  lib, lye,  nat.  e, nit. a.,  pod.
  Labia—aescul.,  ambr.,  apis,  arn.,  aur.,  bry.,  calc. e,  coloc,
helon.,  ♦kreos., pod., sepia.
  Ligaments—cimi.
  Loins—♦arg.  m., hyos.,  mere, psor.
  Mammae—dulc, iod.,  ♦mere cor.
  Atrophy,  dwindling—iod., kali i.
  Cancer— brom.
  Indurations—♦con., dulc
  Nodosities—iod.
  Pains—calc.  c, canth., con., iod., lil.
  Swollen—calc  e, ♦con.,  eye, ♦mere  cor.
  Mons veneris—con.,  ♦plat.
  Nipples—arg. n., calc. c, caust., cham., mere cor.,psor., sepia,
sil.
  Ovaries—abrot, ambr., ant. c,♦apis,♦arg. m., ♦arg. n., ♦ars.,
bry., canth.,  cimi., gels., helon.,  iod.,  lach.,  ♦lib, mag.  m.,  mag.
phos.,  plat.,  ♦pod.,  rhod.,  sabad., stann., staph.,  ustib
  Left—abrot.,  ♦arg.  m.,  brom.,  coloc,  eup.  purp.,  lach.,   lib,
lye, phos., pod.,  psor., ♦thuj.,  ustib, zinc
  Right—absinth.,  ♦apis, ♦ars.,  belb, bry., iod., lye, ♦pod.
  Dropsy—♦apis,  cinch., iod.,  lye
  Enlargement—♦apis,  belb, brom.,  iod.,  lach.,  lil.
  Induration—brom., ♦con., iod.,  lach.,  psor.
  Inflammation, ovaritis—♦aeon.,  apis,  ♦canth.,   cinch.,  guaiac,
ham., lach,, phos  a , plat., ♦thuj.
  Pains—abrot.,  absinth.,  ambr., ant.  e, ♦apis., ♦arg. m., ♦arg. n..,
♦ars., belb, brom.,  bry., cinch.,  coloc,  eup. purp.,  helon., lach.,
lib, mag. phos., ♦pod.,  rhod.,  sabad., ustib, xanthox.,  zinc.
  Tumors—apis,  lib, pod.
  Pelvis—♦carb an., lib, mere,  nux v.,  phos., plumb., ♦sepia, sul.
  Perineum —graph., lib, thuj.
  Pubes—nux v., psor., ♦sabin., sul.
  Pudendum—ambr., am., carb.  v., caust., ♦graph.,  helon , kali  c,
kali i.,  ♦kreos., sabin.,  sil.
  Sacrum—aescul.,  ^arg. n., ♦carb.  an., carb.  v., ♦cham.,  helon.,
nux v.,  pod.,  psor.,  zing.

  Uterus—absinth.,acet. a.,am. c, ant. c,♦apis,arg.m., ars.,asaf.,
belb, calc.  e, canth., ♦caul., ♦cham., cimi.,  cinch., cinnam., cocc,
ferr.,  ♦gels., ham., helon.,  hyos.,  ign.,  iod., lach., *\i\.,  mag.  m.,
nat. m., nat.  s., nit. a., nux m., nux v., opium,  ♦phos. a., ♦pod.,
♦puis.,  ♦sabin.,  sang., secale, stann., staph., ♦trill. 
CHAPTER XXIII. — FEMALE ORGANS
5°9
 Parts—Uterus continued.
   Cancer—carb. an., cist, coloc,  kreos ,  mag.  m., nit.  a., phos.
   Cervix—arg. m., ^arg.  n., canth.,carb. an., con., helon.,  ♦hydras.,
 kali chlor., kreos., nat.  c, nit.  a., sepia, ustib
   Congestion—♦caul., ♦hydras., cinch., hep. s., kali chlor., mere,
 nux v., viburn.
   Displacement—calc. c, calc.  fh, caul.,  ferr., gels.,  helon.,  lib,
 nux m., trill., ustib
   Distended, enlarged, bloated—lib,  phos. a.,  secale, ustib
   Dropsy—♦apis,  bry., camph., cinch., ferr., hell., lye, sepia.
   Fundus—kreos.
   Induration—aur., carb.  an., ♦con.,  iod., ♦kreos., mag. m., nat. e,
 nux v., plat.,  puis., secale, sepia.
   Inflammation, metritis—aeon., coloc, ferr. phos., hep.  s., hyos.,
 opium, phos., phos. a.,  sabin.,  secale, ver.  a.
   Os—♦arg.n., calc. e,  helon.,  ♦hydras., kali chlor., kreos.,  lach.,
 mag. m., mere, nat. e, nux  v., sang., thuj., ustib
   Pains —absinth., aeon.,  ant. e,  ♦apis, ars.,   asaf.,  aur., calc c,
 calc.  fh, ♦caul.,  ♦cham., cimi., cinch.,  cocc,   helon.,  hyos., ign.,
 lach.,  lib,  nat. m., ♦pod., ♦puis.,  sil.
   Prolapsus—aeon., agar., ♦arg. m.,  ♦arg. n.,  ♦am., aur., calc. fh,
 con., eriger., helon., hydras.,ipec, kalibi.,  mere,  nat.m., nuxm.,
 nux v., opium, petrol.,  pod.,  puis., rhus, ♦sepia, sib, stann., ver.a.
   Sensations—agar., caul., helon., lil.
   Spasms—♦cimi., mag. m., nux v.,  secale.
   Swelling—iod.,  lach.
   Ulcerations—arg. m.,  ♦arg.  n., arn.,  asaf., helon., hep. s., ♦hy-
 dras.,  kali chlor.,mere, mez.,  mur.a., phos.  a.,  plat, sang., secale,
 zinc.

   Vagina—alum.,  ambr., nat.  c, ♦berb.,  brom., canth.,  carb. v.,
 caul.,  cham., ferr., graph., helon., kali  bi., kali i., ♦kreos., *lib,
 mere, mill., nit. a., nux m.,  phos.,  puis.,   ♦rhod., rhus, sabin.,
 ♦sepia, sib,  stann.,  staph., sub, sul.  a., thuj.,  ver.  a.
   Dryness—♦aeon.,  belb,  ferr.,  lye,  nat. m., sepia.
   Fistula—puis.
   Hot—♦aeon.,  belb, coloc.
   Induration—cinch., ferr., puis.
   Inflammation, vaginitis—caul., mere
   Prolapsus—mere, nux m.,  sepia, sul. a.
   Physometra,  wind from—lye, nux  m.,  phos.  a., sang.
   Scirrhus — kreos.
   Sensitive—♦aeon., berb., ham.,  thuj.
   Ulcerations— ♦hydras.
   Vaginismus—ferr. phos., ham.,  ♦plumb.

  Vulva—alum.,   aur.,  ♦belb,  bovist.,  calc.  e, canth.,  carb. v.,
caust., cinch., con., ferr., graph., ham.,  hep. s.,  hydras., ♦kreos.,
lach., ♦lib, lye, mere, mere  cor., nat. m., nat. s.,  nit. a., nux v.,
plat., ♦puis.,   sabin.,  secale,  sepia,  staph.,  sub,   thuj., urtica u.,
ver.  a., zinc. 
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CH\PTER XXIII.—FEMALE ORGANS
Parts —Vulva continued.
  Aphthae—carb.  v.,  helon., nat. s.,  thuj.
  Polypi—lye, puis., sang.
  Pruritus,  itching—canth.,  carb.  v., caust., coff., con.,  ham.
hep. s.,  nit. a., plat, sub, urtica u., zinc.

Sensations—ant. c,  ♦borax, coloc,  con., eup.  purp.,  lach., lib,
nux m.,  plat.,  plumb.,  pod.,  puis., secale,  ♦sepia,   stann., sul.  a.
  Coldness—coff.,  graph., plat.
  Faintness—apis, kreos.,  ♦nux v., stram.,trill.
  Fullness—apis,  ♦caul., cimi.,  gels.,  kali s.,  lib,  plum., viburn.
  Heat-—apis,  belb,  caul., graph., helon., ♦kreos.,  lach., sang.
  Heaviness—apis, aur., cimi.,  gels., hyper.,  kalibi., *lib, nux v.,
♦puis.
  Irritation—agar.,  bry.,  canth.,  caul.,  gels., helon., hyos.,  kali
phos., plat, zing.
  Itching, pruritus—agar., ♦ambr., am. c.,  calc  c, canth., caust.,
cinch., coff., con.,  crot. t, euphr., ferr.,  ♦graph.,  ham.,  hep. s.,
hydras.,  ♦kali c.,  ♦kreos.,  ♦mere, nat.  m., nit. a.,  nux v., petrol.,
phos.  a., plat.,  psor., sabin., sepia, sib, staph., sub, urtica u., zinc.
  Numb—apis, *ars., eup.  purp.,  pod., ♦puis.
  Weight—apis, helon., kali s., *lil.

  Sexual desire—asaf.,  hydras., lach.
  Increase—ars.,  asaf.,  calc. phos., can. s.,  lib, ♦origan., sil.
  Lessened—berb., ferr.
  Loss of—berb.,  helon.
  Strong—agar., canth., sabin.,zinc

  Sterility—can. s.,  ferr.,  helon.,  mere, nat.   m., nux m.,  phos.,
sul.
  Sweat—aeon., calc, c., secale,  thuj.,  ver. a.
  Swelling—ambr., am. e, arn.,  asaf., aur., brom., calc. c., canth.,
coloc, con., eye,  kali  bi.,  ♦kreos.,  lach.,  lib,  nat. s.,  nit. a.,
nux v., pod., ♦puis.,  sepia, ustib
  Tumors—carb.  v.,  kreos., lye,  ♦thuj.
  Varices—ambr., carb. v.,  ferr.,  ham., lye, zinc.
  Voluptuousness—bovist.,  calc.  ph.,  coff.,  lib,  nit.  a.,  phos.,
plat.
  Weakness—♦carb.  an., cocc,  ♦graph.,  helon.,  kali bi., ♦kreos.,
mur.  a.,  secale, stann., sul. 
 CHAPTER  XXIV.-PREGNANCY  AND  PAR-
                          TURITION.

                          SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Blood and moisture oozing from navel of infants.
   Acetic acid.  "During  pregnancy, sour  belching  and vomiting,
 with profuse  water-brash  and salivation day and  night.   Haemor-
 rhages   after   parturition—vaginal  injections of vinegar.   Breasts
 greatly and painfully  disterided with milk,  threatening mammary
 abscess.  Milk impoverished, bluish, transparent,  of strong,  sour
 taste and odor,  deficient in caseine  and butter.   Sucklings droop,
 lose flesh; marasmus.
   Acqnitum.  -During pregnancy,restless; fear of death,predicts the
 time she will  die.   Impending abortion from fright, with vexation;
 circulation excited,  rapid breathing.   Violent labor-pains follow in
 rapid succession;  parts  dry,  tender, undilatable;   contractions in-
 sufficient.  After-pains too violent, and too protracted.   Milk fever,
 with delirium; mammae  hot.   Child-bed fever,  lochia  suppressed,
 mammae lax, empty; skin  hot, dry; pulse  hard,  frequent and  con-
 tracted;   eyes wild, staring,  glittering;  tongue  dry; abdomen in-
 flated, sensitive.  Return of  lochia, when  women commence going
 about after confinement.   New-born children: asphyxia, apoplectic
 symptoms, hot,purplish, breathless, pulseless; icterus; ophthalmia;
 retained urine.
  vEsculus.    -Sacro-iliac symphysis gives out while walking; must
 sit down; still better lying—haemorrhoids.
  JEthusa.  cLabor-pains too weak, irregular.
  Agaricus.    °Nipples itch, burn, look red.
  ♦Agnus cast.  ♦Milk scanty or disappears. GSterility.
  Aloe.    °Lameness which seems  to arise  from a  sense of weight
and  pressure in pelvis, during pregnancy.
  Alumina.   °Gastric and abdominal symptoms during  pregnancy.
  Amyl nit.    °Nausea of pregnancy—inhalations.
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  Anacardium.    Nausea during pregnancy; worse before and after,
better while eating.
  Antimonium crud.   -During   pregnancy,  gastro-intestinal  and
haemorrhoidal affections.
  ♦Antimonium'tart.   ♦Child  at  birth, pale,   breathless,  gasping,
although cord still pulsates—asphyxia neonatorum.  cGastric  de-
rangements—vomiting of mucus;  belching;  disgust for food; sali-
vation.
  ♦Apis.  ♦Abortion during  the   early  months.   Erysipelas of
mammae.   Stinging, burning in scirrhus tumors  of mammae,  or of
open cancers.   ^Mammae:  burning,  stinging,  swelling, hardness,
suppuration.  Ulceration of navel in new-born.
  ♦Argentum  nit.  ♦During  pregnancy, stomach as if it would burst
with wind;  head feels expanded.   cDisposed to  abortion.  Nipples
sore from nursing.   Puerperal convulsions ;  spasms preceded by
a sensation  of general expansion,  mostly of face and head.  Some-
times just after an attack she lies  quiet, but before another she be-
comes very  restless.  Marasmus of suckling infants.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Threatened abortion from  falls, shocks, etc; nervous;
excited; feels  bruised.   Soreness of parts  after labor.   Sore  nip-
ples.  Mastitis from  bruises;  erysipelatous  inflammation.  Asphyxia
neonatorum.  °Labor-pains  violent, yet they  do but little good;
weak, or ceasing; wants to   change position   often; feels bruised.
After-pains   violent;   return while  nursing.   Constant  dribbling
of urine after  labor. Haemorrhages  bright-red  or  mixed with clots;
head hot, body  cold.
  Arsenicum.   cBurning pain in  mammae;  relief from motion.
  Arum tri.   °Lumps deep  in  left mamma,  with  aching  pains.
Convulsions during dentition,  right side  lame;   quivering of left
upper eyelid.
  Asafcetida.   °Mammae  turgid,  with  milk, like in  the  ninth
month; without being  pregnant.   Deficiency of milk,with over-sen-
sitiveness.
  Asarum.   °Threatened   abortion from  excessive sensibility  of
nerves.
  Aurum  met.  °Suppressed milk.  Palpitation  following  metror-
rhagia after a mole or,  in child-bed,after over-exertion.  Labor-pains
make her desperate; she would like  to  jump from the  window or
dash herself down;  often with congestion to head  and  chest;  palpi-
tation. 
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   ♦Baptisia.  ♦Puerperal fever with typhoid symptoms.  °Threatened
 abortion—typhoid.   Stomatitis   materna.  Lochia   acrid,  fetid;
 great prostration.
   Belladonna.  °Lochia offensive,  feeling hot to the parts.  Labor-
 pains deficient; cease, have only periodical,  slight pressure   on sa-
 crum; amniotic fluid gone,  yet   os still  spasmodically contracted.
 Phlegmasia  alba  dolens.   Appears as if stunned;  semi-conscious
 with loss of speech;  convulsive movements in limbs and muscles of
 face; paralysis of right side of tongue, foam at mouth; renewal of
 fits  at every pain.   Retained  placenta, with  profuse  flow  of  hot
 blood, which speedily  coagulates.
   Benzoic acid.   LGastric  derangements  when ascending a height.
 Retention of  urine—infants.
   Borax.   cLabor-pains accompanied  by  violent and frequent eruc-
 tations.   Milk is  too thick and tastes  bad; often curdles soon after
 it has been drawn.   Constrictive pains in left mamma when child
 nurses the right nipple.  Griping and sometimes stitches  in  left
 mamma, and  when child has nursed she is obliged to compress the
 breast with the hand because it aches  on  account of being empty.
   Bromium.  :Hard,  uneven tumor in right  mamma firmly  ad-
 herent to  its surroundings,  with  lancinating pains, worse at night.
   Bryonia.   cAfter-pains  excited by least motion,   even taking  a
 deep inspiration.   Lochia too profuse, with burning pain in  region
 of womb.   Suppression of lochia, with sensation as if head would
 burst.   Drawing or lancinating pains  from hip to foot; worse from
 touch or motion.  Mammae feel heavy;  pale, but hard  and painful.
 Flow of  milk suppressed.  Scanty  secretion of milk.   Tensive,
 burning and tearing pain  in mammae.  Infant's  sore  mouth; child
 does not like  to take hold  of breast,  but after mouth  becomes
 moistened it nurses well.
   Cactus.   GInflammation  of  mammae.   Sensation of  fullness in
 chest; over-sensitive  to cold air.
   Calcarea carb.   °Abortion.  Sterility when menses are too early
 and  copious.   During  pregnancy, great fatigue from walking, from
 feeling of lameness  in pelvis.   Alopecia, particularly of lying-in
 women.   Lochia lasts  too long,  or  has a  milky appearance.   Mam-
 mae  distended,  but  milk scanty.   Swelling of  mammae,  sore to
touch.  .Ulcer on  nipple, sore to touch.  Moles and varicose  protu-
berances on heads of infants. Muscular weakness of infants. 
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  Calcarea fluor.  (After-pains, if too  weak and contractions too fee-
ble.  Flooding, to tone up contractive powers of uterus.   Knots  or
hard kernels  in mammae.—Schussler.)
  Calcarea phos.  °Weariness in all  the limbs during  pregnancy.
Child  refuses  mother's  breast;  milk tastes   saltish.   Milk  acid,
watery, thin, neutral.   Mammae sore  to touch.  Pains  and  burning
in mammae. Nipples aching, sore.
  Calcarea sulf. °(Mastitis,  third  remedy to prevent  suppuration;
or if discharging, to shorten process. — Schussler.)
   Camphora.  °Labor-pains weak or  ceasing;  will not  be  covered,
restless;  skin  cold.   Suppuration of mammae,  fine stinging of nip-
ples.   New-born children: hard  places  in  skin   of  abdomen and
thighs,quickly increasing and getting harder, sometimes with deep
redness,  spreading  over nearly whole  abdomen and thighs; violent
fever, with startings  and tetanic spasms, with   bending backward.
  Cannabis sat.  'Threatened  abortion  in gonorrhceic  patients, or
occurring from too frequent sexual intercourse.
  Cantharis.    '-Vomiting,with  violent retching and severe colic and
burning  at pylorus.    Promotes fecundity, expels  moles, dead foe-
tuses and placenta.   Retained placenta or membranes, usually with
painful urination.   Puerperal convulsions.
  Capsicum.  -During  pregnancy heartburn; vomiting; mucous diar-
rhoea; haemorrhoids;  burning at anus.
  ♦Carbo ani.   ♦Tumor hard, uneven, skin loose; burning  pains;
dirty,blue-red spots;  pains drawing toward axilla; night-sweat, low
spirited—scirrhus  mammae.   cNausea,  worse at night.   Lochia
long-lasting,   thin,  offensive, excoriating; numb  limbs.  Mammae:
darting pains of nursing  women  arrest breathing; worse from pres-
sure; hard,  painful spots,  swollen,  inflamed, erysipelatous,  during
confinement.
  Carbo veg.   °Labor-pains weak, or ceasing, with great  debility;
especially after violent disease   or great  loss  of  fluids.  Debility
from nursing.  Lumps  in mammae, with induration  of axillary
glands.   Brown, foul smelling  lochia.
  Caulophyllum.   Threatened  abortion; spasmodic,  bearing down
pains; vascular excitement; tremulous weakness; pains severe in back
and  loins, but uterine  contractions   feeble; slight flow.   Habitual
abortion from  uterine debility.   Tormenting,   useless  pains  in the
beginning of labor.   Labor-pains short,   irregular,  spasmodic;  pa- 
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 tient very weak;  no progress  being made.  Spasmodic  rigidity of
 os, delaying  labor; pains like needles  in  cervix.   Passive  haemor-
 rhage,  after abortion  or  confinement.   Protracted  lochia oozes pas-
 sively from uterine vessels; great atony.  Suppressed lochia. After-
 pains  spasmodic across lower abdomen and extending  into groins,
 especially after exhausting, lengthy labor.
   Causticum.   -Spasmodic labor-pains.   Milk almost disappeared
 in consequence of over-fatigue,  night  watching and anxiety.  Nip-
 ples sore,  cracked, surrounded  with herpes.
   Cepa.   In child-bed,   panaritia  on  several fingers,  with   red
 streaks up the arm ; pains driving  to despair.
   Chamomilla.    -Threatened  abortion,   with  discharge of dark
 blood.  Labor-pains spasmodic  and distressing; tearing  pains down
 legs.   Rigidity of os; scarcely  able to  endure the pains.   Hour-
 glass  contraction; irritable; thirsty; desire for fresh air, restless.
 Puerperal convulsions after anger; or has one cheek  red and the other
 pale. After-pains very distressing.  Suppression of lochia, followed
 by diarrhoea,  colic  and  toothache.  Mammae  hard  and  tender to
 touch, with drawing pains.  Nipples inflamed and very tender.   In-
 fant's breasts tender to touch.
   Chelidonium.    Longing for unusual articles of food.  Milk  di-
 minished.
   Cicuta.   -Eclampsia during child-bed.
   ♦Cimicifuga.   ♦Complaints  in pregnancy;  nausea, °false  labor-
 pains; sharp  pains across  abdomen;  sleeplessness.  Labor-pains
 severe,  tedious  or spasmodic, with fainting fits or  cramps. Cardiac
 neuralgia in  parturition.  Convulsions in labor  from nervous excite-
 ment.  Shivers, in first stage of  labor.   After-pains worse in groins;
 over-sensitiveness;  nausea  and  vomiting.   Lochia: suppressed by
 cold,  emotions; watery,  mixed with small  clots.   Infra-mammary
 pains, worse left side.   Burning  in mammae.
  Cinchona.   GNymphomania of  lying-in women.  Abortion;   ab-
domen distended, belching does  not relieve.   Labor-pains  cease
from haemorrhage; cannot have the hands  touched.  Uterine haem-
orrhage: ringing in ears, fainting, cold, loss of sight; discharge of
dark clots;  uterine  spasms; twitches, jerks; wants  to  be fanned.
Lochia  lasts too long;  drawing about ovaries,  or discharge fetid or
cheesy,  purulent.   Asphyxia of  infant  after  great  loss  of  blood.
by mother. 
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   Cistus.   Induration and inflammation of  mammae.   Left mam-
 ma inflamed,  suppurating,  with a feeling  of  fullness in left chest;
 sensibility to cold air; scrofulous.
   Clematis.   °Scirrhus of  left  mamma,  with  stitches in the shoul-
der or gland,  very painful;  worse during cold weather, during night
and increase of moon.
   Cocculus.   °Shivering over  the mammae.   Discharge  of  bloody
mucus from uterus during pregnancy.  Spasmodic and irregular labor-
pains.  Terrible  pain  in  small  of back,  with hour-glass  contraction
of uterus.   Spasms following  difficult   labor,  and  brought on by
changing position of patient.
   Coffea.  ^Excessively severe  pains from  threatened abortion  or
labor.   Labor-pains ceasing, with complaining  loquacity.   During
 labor or after-pains, extreme fear of death.   Puerperal fever from
mental excitement; frequent crawling, with feverish warmth;  tongue
moist, no thirst;  delirious talking, eyes open, shining; violent  ab-
dominal pains, with over-sensitiveness,   despair, sleeplessness.
   Colchicum.  -Feverish restlessness in last  months of pregnancy.
Nipples dark, brownish-red, protruding; unbearable pain on slight-
est touch by child; breasts  full, skin hot, pulse strong  (fourth day,
lying-in).
   Colocynthis.   -During pregnancy  frequent attacks of colic,  which
draws  patient nearly double.   Suppression of  .lochia  with  violent
colic from anger  or indignation, with  tympanitic swelling  of ab-
domen, and diarrhoea.
   ♦Conium.   ♦Tumors in mammae,  with piercing  pains, worse at
night; glands abnormally tender.  °Extreme nausea  and  vomiting
during pregnancy.   Rigidity of os uteri during  labor.   Hardness of
right  mamma with painfulness  to touch and nightly stitches in it.
Stitches as with  needles  in left mamma.   Shriveling of  mammae,
with increased sexual desire.
   Crocus.    Lochia dark, stringy.
   Croton tig.   °Breasts hard and swollen,with pain from nipples to
scapulae.   Nipple very sore to touch;  excruciating  pain  running
from nipple through to scapula of same side,  when  child nurses.
   ♦Cuprum met    ♦Most distressing after-pains,  particularly of
women who have borne many children.  ^Spasms during parturition
with  violent  vomiting;  or, with  every paroxysm,  opisthotonos,
spreading out limbs and  opening  mouth.   Clonic spasms  during 
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 pregnancy,  when attack commences in one part, as in fingers  or a
 limb,  and gradually  spreads.   Cramping after-pains, which often
 produce cramp in extremities.   After confinement,rash and convul-
 sions.   Swelling and induration of mammae.
   Dulcamara.  -Suppressed milk from taking cold. After weaning,
 mother has an eruption  on  skin.   Herpes on  mammae of  nursing
 women.  Lochia suppressed by cold or damp.
   Erigeron.   -Bloody lochia returns after least  motion; worse dur-
 ing rest.
   Ferrum met.   Prevents abortion. Promotes  expulsion of moles.
 Spasmodic labor pains.  Uterine haemorrhage, with labor-like pains,
 glowing face; flow  watery,  or  containing lumps;  pulse  full, hard.
   Ferric phos.   (Morning sickness of  pregnancy,  with vomiting
 of food as taken,  undigested.—Schussler.)
   Gelsemium.  "-During pregnancy double vision, headache, drow-
 siness, vertigo, pulsating carotids; small, slow pulse; cannot walk,
 for muscles  will not obey; cramps in abdomen and legs;  convulsions
 with unconsciousness.  Labor-pains  gone, os  widely dilated, com-
 plete atony; drowsy—albuminuria. Sensation of  a  wave from uterus
 to throat, ending with a choking  feeling  which  seems to impede
 labor;  impending spasms.   Convulsions   during  labor.  Nervous
 chills,  shivers, first stage of labor.
   Glonoinum.   During pregnancy,congestions.  Eclampsia: uncon-
 scious;  face bright red; puffed;  pulse full, hard; urine copious and
 albuminous.
   ^Graphites.   ♦Hard cicatrices remaining after mammary abscess.
 °Cancer of mammae from old cicatrices which  had  remained after
 repeated abscesses.   Tendency to obesity.  Nipples painful.
   ♦Hamamelis.  ♦Phlegmasia alba dolens.    'Varicose  veins; sore
 nipples.
   Helleborus.   °Puerperal convulsions.
   Helonias.   °Threatened abortion; especially in habitual abortion.
 Albuminuria during pregnancy;  great weakness,drowsiness.  Nipples
 sensitive,  painful;  breasts  swollen,  tender; will  not  bear the
 pressure of ordinary dress.
   Hepar sulph.  °Frequent  momentary attacks  of nausea.   Mam-
 mae swollen; not sensitive  to  touch,  but she  cannot walk up or
down stairs.   Cancer of  breast  with  stinging  burning  of   edges;
smells like old cheese.   Little pimples or  smooth  ulcers  around
the scirrhus or principal  ulceration. 
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  Hyoscyamus.   -^Painless diarrhoea of lying-in  women.  Haemor-
rhage after  labor; after miscarriage, spasms,and twitchings of single
muscles.  Puerperal  spasms,   shrieks,  anguish;  chest  oppressed,
unconscious.  Children at breast have singultus.   Umbilicus open,
with watery oozing.
  Hypericum.   °Labor-pains tardy. After-pains violent,  in  sacrum
and hips, with severe headache after  instrumental delivery.
  Ignatia.   -Milk  diminished.   After-pains, with  much sighing.
Puerperal convulsions commence and terminate with  groaning and
stretching of limbs, accompanied with vomiting.
  Iodium.    Should not be given to lying-in women, except in high
potencies.
  Ipecacuanha.    °Ha?morrhage  from   uterus,  blood  bright-red,
profuse,  clotted;  nausea;  breathing  heavy, oppressed; stitches from
navel to uterus.   Labor-pains spasmodic;  cutting across  from left
to right, nausea, clutching about navel.
  Iris.   ^Morning  sickness, vomit sour or bitter.
  Kali carb.  °During pregnancy  vomiting, discharge  of coagula.
Abortion impending, with pains from back into buttocks and thighs.
Consequences of abortion  or   labor; back  weak, sweat, dry cough,
prolonged metrorrhagia.  Labor-pains insufficient, violent backache,
wants back  pressed; bearing down from back into  pelvis.   Sharp,
cutting  pains across lumbar  region, or  passing off  down  the  but-
tocks, thus  hindering  labor; pulse weak.   Promotes  expulsion of
moles.
  Kali chlor.  c(Mastitis,second remedy to control swelling.  Morn-
ing sickness in pregnancy,  with vomiting of white  phlegm.   Puer-
peral fever,  the chief  remedy. — Schussler.)
  Kreosotum.  cNausea during pregnancyjvomiting before breakfast,
of sweetish  water;  breakfast and  dinner  retained.  Vomiting after
supper.   Metrorrhagia threatening abortion  (third  month—blood
black).   Tightness across pit  of stomach.  Very offensive, excoriat-
ing lochia;  almost  ceasing repeatedly, only to freshen up   again.
Lochia  blackish, lumpy and  very offensive.   Stitches  in mammae.
Dwindling away of mammae, with  small, hard,   painful  lumps in
them.   Mammae  hard, bluish-red and  covered with little  scurfy
protuberances,  from which blood oozes  whenever the  scurf is  re-
moved.
  Lachesis.   "Lochia fetid, urine  suppressed, face  purple, abdo- 
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men swollen—puerperal fever.  Milk thin,  blue, she always awakens
sad, despairing.   Lancinating  pains in mammae;  pains down arm,
breast bluish  with blackish  streaks.  Fungous haematodes,frequently
bleeding.
  Ledum.   -Milkleg.  During last months of pregnancy,  an inde-
scribable pain like a gnawing  stiffness  in sacrum  and  hip-bone,
down over whole  thigh, worse  when standing.
  Lilium  tig.  °Delayed  post-partum  recovery (sub-involution);
lochia lasts too long,  is profuse, excoriating;  dragging pains; smart-
ing in urethra after urination;  fears an internal,   incurable disease.
Cutting  in left mamma through to scapula; sighing;  short  breath.
Cramp-like pain  in left mamma, shoulder and fingers.
  Lobelia  inf.  °Morning sickness.  With every uterine contraction,
violent dyspnoea   which  seems to neutralize the  labor pains; rigid
os uteri.
  Lycopodium.    -Disposition to miscarriage; moles.   During the
labor-pains she  must keep  in  constant  motion, with  weeping.
Labor-pains run  upward.  Nipples  sore,  fissured, or covered with
scurf;  bleed  easily.   Hard,  burning nodosites in  mammae,  with
stitching pains.
  Magnesia mur.  °The  labor-pains are  interrupted  by  hysterical
spasms.
  Magnesium phos.   °(Puerperal  convulsions.   Spasmodic labor
pains, with cramps in legs.   Excessive, crampy,  expulsive efforts.
—Schussler.)
  Mercurius.    Expels moles.   Pain in mammae at every menstrual
period, as  if they would  ulcerate.   Milk in the  breasts, with sup-
pressed menses.  Milk scanty, or spoiled, child refuses it, mastitis.
Mammae swollen, hard, with pains;  sore, ulcerated nipples.
  Mercurius prot iod.  °Morning sickness.
  Millefolium.  °During pregnancy, cramp-like affections.  Barren-
ness,  with  too profuse menses.   Lochia too copious.  Lochia sup-
pressed, violent fever,  no milk, convulsive twitchings, great pains.
Nipples  sore.
  Muriatic acid.   °Puerperal fever.
  Natrum  carb.    °Expels moles, prevents false conception.   Labor-
pains weak, or accompanied with  anguish  and sweat, with  desire
to be rubbed. 
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  Natrum mur.   °Labor progresses slowly,  pains feeble,apparently
from sad feelings and  forebodings.   (Morning sickness,  with vom-
iting of watery,  frothy phlegm.—Schussler.)
  Natrum phos.  ^(Morning sickness  with vomiting of sour masses
or fluids.—Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.   °Violent fever six weeks after confinement.
  Nitric acid.   ^Metrorrhagia after abortion or confinement.   Hard
nodes in mammae.  Atrophy of mammae.
  Nux mos.  °During pregnancy: worse from fright,anger, etc.; nau-
sea and vomiting; difficult  stool, dyspnoea,  with upward pressure;
fainting, drowsiness,  skin dry, cold, abdomen sensitive. Threatened
abortion; hysterical females,  disposed  to   fainting; fears she  will
abort.   Labor-pains  false, weak;  or,  spasmodic,  irregular:  drowsy
faint spells, the pains being  too weak.   Eclampsia,  head  jerked
forward; especially hysterical women  who  easily faint   and suffer
from great languor in  back and  knees; drowsy  before  and after
spasms.  After delivery:  flatulence,with labor-like pains; uterus re-
mains uncontracted; anteversion.   Mammae  too  small.
  Nux  vom.  °Morning  sickness,  during pregnancy,with jaundice;
colic, with   difficult  breathing from  upward  pressure.   Abortion
(especially for  precursory symptoms).   Labor-pains,  spasmodic,
cause urging to stool  or to urination; cause fainting;  are worse in
back; are  too violent.   After-pains violent and protracted.   Lochia
scanty and offensive.
  ♦Opium.   ♦An  infant of a  few weeks had not grown,  but was
like an  old man. Limbs lax, skin  wrinkled, the  bones of skull had
lapped over during birth, the  parietals  over each other  and over
occiput.   -Violent movements of  foetus. Abortion threatening after
great fright,  especially in latter  part of pregnancy. During parturi-
tion: cessation of  labor pains; coma;  retention of stool and  urine;
often from fright.   During and after labor, spasm, with  loss of
consciousness and drowsiness, open mouth; coma between  parox-
ysms.   Suppression of  lochia from fright,  with sopor.   New-born
children pale, breathless;  cord pulsates.
  Petroleum.    During pregnancy, diarrhoea  and vomiting, worse
riding.  After confinement imagines there  is another babe  in  bed
which requires attention.   Itching,and  mealy covering of nipples.
  ♦Phosphorus.  ♦Cancer of mammae,  with sharp,  lancinating pains,
or bleeding easily.   °Labor-pains distressing,  but  of  little  use; 
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 cutting pains through abdomen. Ulceration pf mammae,with hard-
 ness; red spots or streaks;  fistulous openings, with  burning, sting-
■ ing, and watery,  offensive discharge.
   Phosphoric acid.   -Itching,  pricking,  like  flea-bites,  between
 mammae,  obliging her  to  rise at  night.  Sharp pressure  in left
 mamma.  Scanty  milk, with debility and great apathy. Deteriora-
 tion of health from nursing.
   Phytolacca.  °Pain in  sacrum  down  to knees  and  ankles, then
 up to sacrum; jerks  here  and there;  after confinement.  Inflamma-
 tion, swelling and suppuration of  breasts.   Nipples very sensitive.
 Breast hard as a  stone, after weaning.   Nipples  sore and fissured,
 with intense suffering on putting child to breast; pain seems to start
 from nipple, and radiate  over whole body.  Excessive flow of milk,
 causing great exhaustion.   Mammary abscess  with  large fistulous,
 gaping and  angry ulcers,  discharging  watery,  fetid pus.  Mammary
 gland full of hard, painful nodosities.
   Platinum.   cConstrictions  interrupted by sensitiveness of vagina
 and external parts;  labor-pains spasmodic, painful,  but ineffectual.
 After labor, so sensitive  she  cannot  bear  the  touch  of  napkin.
 Prevents miscarriage.
   Plumbum met.  °Feeling as if there was not room  enough in ab-
 domen, at night in bed, must stretch violently. Abortion from lead
 poisoning; or the child lives  but a year or two.
   Podophyllum.  °During pregnancy, can lie comfortably  only on
 stomach, early months.  After-pains with heat  and flatulency, also
 with strong  bearing down.
   Psorinum.   °During pregnancy,  congestions;  foetus moves too
 violently,  abdomen tympanitic; nausea, vomiting.   Mammae swollen;
 painful redness of nipples, burning around them.  Pimples, itching
 violently  about nipples, oozing a fluid—second month of pregnancy.
 Mammary cancer.
   Pulsatilla.   °Threatened abortion; flow ceases  and then  returns
 with  double force, ceases  again,  and so on.  Promotes expulsion of
 moles.   Labor-pains  deficient,  irregular or  sluggish;  spasmodic,
 excite suffocation  and faint  spells; must  have  doors and windows
open.   Retained placenta,  want of action or spasmodic contraction.
 Post-partum: secondary haemorrhages  from retained placenta, or co-
agula.  After-pains too long or violent, worse  towards  evening.
Lochia scanty, becoming  milky; feverish, but  no thirst.   Convul- 
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sions following  sluggish or  irregular  labor-pains;   unconscious.
Milkleg.   Lumps  in breasts of  girls before  puberty,  or  escape
of thin, milk-like fluid.  Breasts swollen;  rheumatic  pains extend
to muscles of  chest,  also  to  shoulders,  neck, axilla  and  down
arms, changing from place to place during nursing.  Milk  suddenly
suppressed;  lochia  becomes  milky, white.   After weaning, breasts
swell, feel stretched, tense,  intensely  sore;  milk  continues  to  be
secreted.
   Rheum.  °After abortion,  urinary complaints.  Milk  of  nursing
women  yellow and bitter; infant  refuses breast.   Diarrhoea in first
days after confinement, with colic, tenesmus,  prostration, restless-
ness,  fear  of death; stools watery, offensive. Dentition difficult, with
diarrhoea.
   Rhododendron.   After  parturition, burning  in uterine region,
alternating with  pains  in limbs, fingers spasmodically  flexed.
   Rhus tox.   °During pregnancy,discharges of blood; pelvic artic-
ulations stiff when beginning  to  move.  Abortion impending from
straining  or  over-exertion.    Lochia  vitiated and offensive, lasting
too long,or returning too often. Milkleg; also metritis; after delivery,
with typhoid  symptoms.   Mammae swell from catching cold, streaks
of inflammation; galactorrhcea; milk vanishes,with general heat.
   Sabina.   'Promotes  the  expulsion of moles.   Tendency to abor-
tion,especially at third month;  discharge of bright-red,  partly clotted
blood, worse  from any motion; pain from sacrum to pubes.   After-
pains, with sensitiveness of abdomen.   Metritis after parturition.
   Sambucus.   -Mammae red  and  swollen.   Milk diminished.
   Sanguinaria.   -'Threatened abortion, with nausea; pains in  loins,
extending  through hypogastric and iliac regions  and down  thighs.
Mammae:  stitches in both;  sore to  touch under right  nipple,  and
painful  soreness  of nipples.
   ♦Secale.  ♦Suppressed lochia,  followed by uterine  inflammation.
°Lochia dark, very offensive,scanty or profuse;  painless, or accom-
panied by  prolonged bearing down  pains.  Arrested  development
of foetus.   Threatened  abortion, more especially  at  third  month,
with copious  flow  of   black, liquid blood; false  labor-pains  with
bloody discharge. After abortion  difficult contraction of uterus; thin,
black, foul-smelling  discharge.  During   pregnancy   frequent and
prolonged  forcing pain, particularly in thin, ill-conditioned women;
cramps  in  calves. During labor, prolonged, bearing down and fore- 
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 ing  pains  in  uterus;  pains  irregular,  too  weak; pains  feeble,
 distant or ceasing; everything  seems  loose and  open, no  action;
 fainting fits. Strength of uterus weakened  by too early or perverted
 efforts.   Labor ceases, and twitches or convulsions  begin.   Puer-
 peral convulsions, with  opisthotonos.  Retained placenta with con-
 stant bearing down in abdomen,  or with  relaxed feeling of   parts.
 After-pains, too long and too painful.  Lack  of milk with  much
 stinging  in  mammae.
   Sepia.   -Soreness  of  abdomen  of pregnant women; feel  motions
 of child too sensitively.    Offensive, excoriating  lochia.   Bleeding
 and  soreness of  nipples,  preceded by itching.   Nipples crack very
 much across crown.
   *Silicia.  ♦Darting, burning  pains in   left  nipple.   -Nipple  is
 drawn in like a  funnel.  Scirrhus near right  nipple, hard as  gristle,
 uneven surface.  Nipple  ulcerates; is very  tender.  Threatened abor-
 tion;  haemorrhage after  abortion.   Promotes expulsion  of  moles;
 shooting  pains.   While  nursing,  pain in  back; increase of  lochia;
 pure blood flows every time child nurses; complains every time she
 puts child to breast.   Aversion of child to mother's  milk,  refuses
 to nurse,  or, if it does nurse, it vomits.   Milk suppressed.   Mam-
 mae swollen, dark-red,  sensitive;  burning  pains  prevent rest  at
 night; also,  suppuration  of  mammae.  Hard  lumps  in   mammae.
 Great itching of swollen mammae;  scirrhus.  (Mastitis:  during sup-
 puration, to control the formation of pus.—Schussler.)
   Stannum.   -Spasmodic  labor-pains;  they exhaust her,  she is out
 of breath.  Child refuses mother's milk.
   Stramonium.   °During  pregnancy:  mania,  face-ache,  full  of
 strange ideas. Threatened abortion, constantly talking, singing, im-
 ploring.   Puerperal  convulsions, with copious sweating.   Scanty
 lochia, puerperal  mania,  milk  still  copious,  many  hallucinations,
 talks foolishly.
   Sulphur.   °Promotes  expulsion of moles.   After nursing,nipples
 smart, burn  and bleed; chapped nipples.    Suppuration of mammae
 with  chilliness in forenoon,  heat  in  afternoon.   Haemorrhoids  in
 child-bed.
   Sulphuric  acid.  GNausea and vomiting  during pregnancy. Ster-
 ility,  with menses too early and too profuse.
   Tabacum.   °Morning  sickness.
   Terebinthina.  °Burning and  bearing down in uterus; burning
urination—puerperal metritis 
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  ♦Thuja occ.   ♦Abortion at third month.  Labor pains weak, and
ceasing.   Child moves so violently it  awakens her and  causes cut-
ting in bladder,  with urging  to  urinate; pains  in left  sacro-iliac
articulation,  running into groin.
  Trillium.   ^Threatened abortion;  profuse  haemorrhage.   Lochia
too profuse.
  Urtica urens. -Insufficiency, or entire  want of secretion of  milk
after parturition.   Arrests the flow of milk after weaning.
  Ustilago.  -^Produces abortion.   Labor-pains  deficient,  os  soft,
pliable, dilatable.
  Valeriana.  uThe child vomits as  soon as  it  nurses,  after  the
mother has  been angry.
  Veratrum alb.   JAbortion threatened;   pains  with  cold sweat,
nausea and  vomiting.   During pregnancy, wants  to  wander  about
house; taciturn, haughty; thirst,  vomiting.   Labor-pains exhaust
her; fainting at least  motion.   Lochia suppressed, with  nympho-
mania. Eclampsia parturientium; pallor,  collapse, anaemia; or vio-
lent cerebral  congestion, with  bluish, bloated face;  wild shrieks,
tearing clothes.   Puerperal  mania; wants to kiss everybody.
  Veratrum vir.   cVomiting during pregnancy.   Puerperal convul-
sions during labor,  after blood-letting;  furious  delirium; arterial
excitement; cold,  clammy sweat.
  Viburnum op.  cThreatened abortion;   intense  cramp in  uterus
and bearing down;  or pain  around from  back, ending in excruciat-
ing pain in lower abdomen.
  Zincum met.   cTendency to miscarriage.  Puerperal  convulsions
if an eruption  (especially a  long-standing one)  has  recently dis-
appeared.   Mammae   swollen and  sore to touch, catamenia  sup-
pressed.   Soreness of nipples.
                            REPERTORY.
  Abortion—aeon., ♦apis,  arg.  n.,  ♦am.,  asar., bapt,  calc.  c,
can. s., caul.,  cham.,   cinch.,  coff.,  ferr., helon., hyos., kali  c,
kreos., lye,  nit. a., nux m., nux v., opium, phyt.,  plumb.,  puis.,
rheum, rhus, sabin.,  sang.,  secale, sib, stram., ♦thuj.,  trill.,  ustib,
ver. a., viburn.,  zinc
  Albuminuria—gels.,  glon., helon.
  Child—♦abrot., acet. a., aeon., ♦ant t, apis,  arg. n.,  benz.  a.,
borax., bry., calc. c,  calc ph., camph., cham., cinch., colch..hyos.,
mere, ♦opium, phyt., plumb., rheum, sib, tabac, valer.
  Asphyxia—aeon., *ant. t, ♦arn., cinch., opium.
  Marasmus—acet. a., arg.  n. 
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   Conception — canth.,  nat. c
   Convulsions —arg. n., arum,   bell.,  camph., canth., cham., cimi.,
 cupr., gels.,  hell.,  hyos.,   ign.,  mag.  phos., mill.,  puis.,  secale,
 stram., ver. v., zinc.
   Eclampsia—cic, glon.,  nux m.,  ver. a.
   Fever, puerperal—aeon., ♦bapt, coff., kali chlor.,  lach., mur.  a.
   Foetuses—canth.,  opium, psor., sib, sepia, thuj.

 Haemorrhages—calc. fl.,  cham., cinch., ferr., ipec,puis.,secale,
 sib, trill.
   Bright-red—arn.,  ipec, sabin.
   Clots —arn., sabin.
1   Metrorrhagia —aur.,  kali c, kreos.,  nit. a.
   Post-partum—acet. a., belb, caul.,  hyos.,  puis.
   Haemorrhoids—aescul., ant. c, cupr., sub

 Lochia—aeon.,   belb, bapt,  bry.,  calc. c, carb.  an.,  carb. v.,
 caul.,  cinch.,  croc,  eriger., kreos., lib, milb, nux v.,  puis.,  rhus,
 secale, sepia, sib, stram., trill.
   Acrid or excoriating—carb. an.,  kreos., lib, sepia.
   Fetid—bapt.,  lach.
   Offensive—belb,  carb. an., carb. v., kreos., nux v.,  rhus, secale,
 sepia.
   Suppressed—aeon., bry., caul:, cham., cimi.,  coloc, dulc.,mill.,
 opium, ♦secale, ver. a.

   Lying-in women—calc.  c.,  cepa, cic, cinch.,  colch., hyos., iod.,
 sul.
   Mania, puerperal—stram.,  ver. a.

 3Iilk—acet.  a., aeon.,  asaf.,  borax, calc. e,  calc.ph., caust., lach.,
mere, puis., rheum, rhus,  stram.,  urtica u.
   Decreased—agn., asaf.,  bry., calc. c, cheb,  ign.,  mere,  mill.,
phos., samb., secale, sib,  stann., urtica u.
   GalactOiTrhoea—phyt., rhus.
   Increased—phyt,  stram.
   Spoiled—acet. a.,  borax, calc.  ph.,  lach.,  mere, rheum.
   Suppressed—♦agn., asar., aur.,  bry.,  dulc, mill.,  puis.,  rhus,
sil.
   Moles—aur., calc e, canth., ferr.,  kali c,  lye,  mere,  nat. c,
puis.,  sabin., sib, sul.
   Nausea—amyl  n., anae, carb. an.,  ♦cimi., con.,   ferr.  phos.,
hep. s.,  ipec, iris,  kali  chlor., kreos., lob.,  mere p.  i.,  nat. m.,
nat. phos.,  nux m., nux v.,  psor.,  sang., sul. a,,  tabac,  ver. a.,
ver. v.
   Nursing—carb. v., crot. t, dulc, phos. a., phyt.,  puis., rheum,
sib, stann.,  sub,  valer.
   Nymphomania—cinch., ver. a.

Pains—belb, bry.,  carb. an.,  caul.,  cham., cocc,   coff.,  ♦con.,
helon., ipec, kali  c, lach., mill., phyt.,  psor., puis.,  sang.,secale,       i
thuj., ver. a., viburn.
  Aching—arum,  borax. 
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Pains continued.
  After-pains—aeon., arn., bry., calc.  fl, caul., cham., cimi., coff.,
♦cupr., hyper.,  ign., nux v., pod., puis.,  sabin., secale.
  Bearing down—caul.,  kali  c, pod.,  secale,  terebin., viburn.
  Burning—♦apis, bry.,  calc.  ph.,  ♦carb.  an., cimi., hep. s.,phos.,
♦sib,  sub, terebin.
  Ceasing—arn., belb, camph., carb.v., cinch., coff., gels.,  opium,
secale,  thuj.
  Colic—coloc,  nux. v.
  Cramps—cupr., gels.,  lib,  mag.  phos.,  mill.
  Cutting—ipec, kali c., lib, phos.
  Drawing, dragging—bry., carb. an.,  cham., cinch., lil.
  Expulsive— mag.  phos.
  Irregular—aethus., caul., cocc,  nux  m., puis., secale.
  Labor—aeon., aethus., arn.,  aur., belb, borax, camph.,  carb.  v.,
caul.,  caust.,  cepa,  cham., cimi.,  cinch.,  cocc, coff.,  ferr.,  gels.,
hyper., ipec, kali c, lib,  lob., lye, mag. m., mag. phos.,  nat. e,
nat. m., nux v.,  opium,  phos.,  plat,  puis., secale,   stann.,  thuj.,
ustib,  ver. a.
  Lancinating—borax, bry.,  lach., ♦phos.
  Piercing—con.
  Sharp—cimi.,  kali c,  ♦phos.
  Sore —arg. n., ♦arn., calc.  c, calc  ph., caust., con., mere,puis.,
sang., sepia, zinc.
  Spasmodic—caul., caust.,cham., cimi.,  cinch., cocc, ferr., ipec,
nux m., nux v.,  plat., puis.,  stann.
  Stinging—♦apis, c'amph., hep. s., phos., secale
  Stitches—borax, clem., con., ipec,  kreos.,  lye
  Tearing—bry.,  cham.
  Weak—aethus., arn., brom.,  camph., carb.  v.,  nat. e, nat. m.,
nux m., secale, thuj.

Parts—aeon., apis,  belb, secale.
  Cervix—caul.
  Ilium—aeon., sang.

  Mammae—aeon., apis,  asaf., bry.,  calc.  ph., cham., cocc,con.,
dulc,  graph., helon., lach., lib, mere,  nux  m.,  phos.,  phos. a.,
phyt.,  puis.
  Abscesses—acet. a.,  ♦graph., phos.
  Atrophy—kreos.,  nit.  a., nux m.
  Cancer—♦apis,  ♦graph.,  hep. s., ♦phos., psor.
  Distended- acet.  a.,  calc. c
  Erysipelas —♦apis, ♦arn., carb.  an.
  Indurated—apis, brom.,  cham., cist., con., crot. t, cupr.,♦graph.,
kreos , mere, phos., phyt., sib
  Inflammation,  mastitis—♦arn.,   cact.,  calc. s., carb.  an.,  cist.,
kali chlor.,  mere, phos., phyt., rhus,  sil.
  Lumpy—arum, calc. fl., carb. v., kreos.,  puis., sil.
  Nodosities —calc. fl.,  lye,  nit. a.',  phyt.
  Pains-ars., borax,  brom., bry.,  calc. ph.,  carb.  an., cimi., con., 
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 Parts—Miliiinis continued.
 hep.  s., kreos., lach., lib,  mere, phos., phyt., puis., sang., secale,
 sil. zinc.
   Scirrhus—♦apis, carb.  an.,  clem., hep.  s., sil.
   Sensitive—asaf.,  cham.,  con.,  sib,  zinc.
   Suppuration—apis,  calc.  fl., camph.,  cist., phyt, sib, sub
   Swollen—apis,  calc c, carb. an.,  crot. t, cupr., helon., hep.s.,
 kali chlor., mere, phyt., psor., puis., rhus,  samb., sib, zinc
   Tumors—♦apis,  brom., ♦carb.  an.,  ♦con.
   Ulceration—hep.  s., mere, phos., phyt., sil.

   tipples—agar.,arg. n.,  ♦am.,  borax,  calc.c, calc. ph., camph.,
 caust., cham.,  colch.,  crot.  t  , graph.,  ham.,  helon.,  lye, mere.,,
 mill.,  petrol, phyt., psor.,  sang.,  sepia, ♦sib, sub, zinc
   Os—belb, caul., cham.,  con.,  gels., lob., ustib
   Pelvis—aloe,  calc. c,  kali  c,  rhus.
   Placenta—belb, canth., puis.,  secale.
   Sacrum—aescul., belb, hpyer., led., phyt., sabin.
   Sacro-iliac-symphysis—aescul.,  thuj.
   Umbilicus—♦abrot., apis, hyos., ipec
   Uterus—cocc, ipec, lib, nux m., rhod., secale.
   Contractions—aeon., caul.,  cham.,  cocc,  lob.,  nux  m.,  plat.,
 puis.,  secale, viburn.
   Inflammation,  metritis—rhus,  sabin.,  ♦secale, terebin.
   Pains—bry., rhod.,  viburn.
   Parturition—aeon.,  acet. a., ♦arn.,  carb.  an., caul.,  cepa,  cimi.,
 cocc,  coff., con.,  cupr.,  gels.,  hyos.,  hyper., kali  c, lib,  lye,
 nat. m., nat.  s., nit. a., nux m., opium, petrol., phyt., plat.,rhod.,
 rhus, sabin.,  secale, urtica  u., ver. a., ver. v.
   Phlegmasia alba dolens, milkleg—belb, ham., led., puis.,  rhus.
   Pregnancy—acet.  a., aeon.,  aloe,  alum., amyl, anae, ant. c,
 ♦arg. n., asaf., calc. c,  calcph., caps.,  cimi.,  cocc, colch., coloc,
 con., cupr., gels., glon.,  helon.,  kali c,  kali  chlor.,  kreos., led.,
 mill.,  nux m., nux v.,  opium,  petrol., pod.,  psor.,  rhus, secale,
 sepia,  stram.,  sul. a.,  ver. a.,  ver.  v.
   Prostration—bapt.,  calc.  e, carb. v.,  caul.,  helon., rheum.

 Sensations—agar.,  alum., arg. n.,  bry.,  cact., cinch.,  cist.,gels.,
 led., petrol.,  phos., plumb., pod., puis., secale,  sepia, sib
   Sensibility—asaf., asar.,  cact., cimi.,  cist.,  coff., plat.,  sabin.,
 sepia.
   Shivers at first stage—cimi., gels.
   Spasms—arg.  n.,  belb, camph., cimi., cocc,  cupr., gels., hyos.,
mag. m., nux  m.,  opium.
   Sterility—♦agn., calc.c, canth.,  mill., sul. a.
   Stomatitis materna —bapt.
   Weaning—dulc, phyt., puis., urtica u. 
  CHAPTER  XXV.- VOICE  AND LARYNX.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Acetic acid.  ♦Croup, °(ten drops to a tumbler  of sweetened
water;  teaspoonful  every hour  or two).  Hoarseness with lamygeal
irritation.   Lining   membrane of   larynx  and  trachea covered
with fibrinous exudation.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Croup:  awakening from  first sleep;  child in agony,
impatient,tosses about; dry, short cough,  but not much wheezing nor
sawing breathing;  cough and   loud  breathing  during expiration;
every expiration ending with a hoarse, hacking  cough;  after expos-
ure to  dry,  cold winds.  °Croaking voice.  Larynx  sensitive  to
touch.   Laryngitis with inflammatory fever; also with suffocative
spasms.   Laryngeal  complaints after  straining  voice.   Dryness in
trachea causing  a frequent, slight cough.
  Ailantus.    °Voice hoarse, failing.   Awoke in morning with al-
most entire  loss of voice.  Croupy, choking.   Oppression of  bron-
chia, with dull headache.
  Alumina.   °Sudden and complete aphonia. Hoarseness evening
and night, especially towards morning.   Voice  has  a nasal twang,
husky.    Rawness in larynx on  awaking.   Tickling  in  larynx,  in-
ducing cough.   Sensation of  tightly adhering  phlegm in larynx,
not removed by hawking or cough; wheezing on inspiration.
  Ambra.   °Tickling in throat exciting cough.  Hoarseness  and
roughness of voice,  with accumulation of thick, tough mucus,  easily
thrown off by  coughing.  Itching, scraping and soreness  in larynx
and trachea.  Reading  aloud or talking  excites cough.
  Ammonium carb.  °Hoarseness,  cannot speak a loud  word; aggra-
vation  from speaking; great dryness.  Larynx as if drawn shut from
both sides of  throat.
  Ammonium mur.   °Hoarseness,  with burning  in  larynx,  after
noon.  Frequent hawking, with expectoration of small  lumps  of
mucus, and sensation of rawness in throat  back of uvula.
  Anacardium.  °Voice hoarse and deep.  Talking excites  cough.
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  ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Loss  of voice  from getting over-heated;
better after  rest.   Feeble  voice.  °Violent  spasms in larynx  and
pharynx, as if throat were filled with  a plug  which becomes alter-
nately thicker and thinner,  with a sense  of soreness.
  ♦Antimonium tart.  ♦Rattling of mucus when coughing or breath-
ing.  Much rattling of mucus  in trachea; cannot get  it up.   Rat-
tling, originating in upper  bronchia,  can be  heard  at a great dis-
tance—bronchial catarrh. Catarrhal croup, croup of adults.  Bron-
chiectasis  and senile catarrh.  cVoice weak and changed in evening.
Hoarseness in morning, worse on  talking.
  ♦Apis.   ♦Qidema  of glottis.    cWeak feeling in larynx.   Hoarse-
ness mornings, dryness and burning in larynx.  Speaking is pain-
ful; feels as if  it wearied the  pharynx, in  which  there is drawing
pain.
  ♦Argentum met.  ♦Rawness and soreness in upper part of larynx,
when  coughing,  not when   swallowing.  Hoarseness,  especially of
professional singers, speakers,  etc.  Over the bifurcation of trachea, a
raw spot; hoarseness,  worse when using voice.  °Cannot speak a
loud word, constant tickling in  throat provoking cough.   A  gray,
gelatinous  phlegm is easily  raised from trachea.
  ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Chronic laryngitis of singers; raising the  voice
causes cough.   °Rawness,  soreness,   high  up  in trachea,  when
coughing.   Internal soreness  of larynx and pit of  throat; worse
morning.   Hoarse  voice.    Phlegm   in  larynx,  causing  rattling,
whistling breathing until removed in small lumps by cough.
  Arnica.   Voice deep, or low, muttering.  Hoarseness from over-
use of voice, also early in morning.   Raw, scraped sensation along
trachea and bronchia.
  ♦Arsenicum alb. ♦Symptoms simulating membranous croup,caused
by checked or non-appearing eruptions,especially hives or urticaria.
°Voice trembling,  unequal, now strong and again  weak; hoarse,
rough, hollow;  loss of voice.    Sudden catarrh  threatening suffo-
cation at night.
  ♦Arum tri. ♦Voice hoarse, from over-use   in speaking  and sing-
ing.  Clerygman's sore throat.   °Voice  uncertain,  uncontrollable,
changing continually.   Mucus in trachea when coughing.  Loss of
voice  after exposure  to  northwest   wind;   when  singing.   Must
hawk  in morning; hoarseness more before talking,better afterwards.
Constant pain  in larynx. 
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  Asafoetida.   Voice weak, hoarse.   Spasm  of  glottis,  alternat-
ing with contraction  of fingers and toes.
  Aurum.   °Voice nasal,  husky, as  if  he had a  cold.  Phlegm
deep in larynx, not easily  hawked up.
  Baptisia.   °Very sore to touch, swallowing  or speaking  Hoarse-
ness.   Aphonia.   Swelling of  epiglottis, mornings.   Increased se-
cretion from bronchial tubes and fauces,with expectoration of mucus.
  Baryta carb.   uVoice imperfect,  aphonia; from tough  mucus  in
fauces  and lips; old people. Feeling as if  inhaling smoke or pitch.
  ♦Belladonna.   ♦Voice husky and hoarse,  and a dry  cough from
dryness of larynx.  Sensation as if larynx  were inflamed,  swollen
and  constricted.   Voice  weakened even  to   complete  aphonia.
Speaking is very difficult to him; speaks in a  piping tone.
  Berberis.    -Hoarseness, with pain and  inflammation cf  the
tonsils. Tearing in throat  upward, particularly left side,  with stiff-
ness.
  Bovista.   -Hoarseness in morning.   Roughness in throat morn-
ings, with catarrhal speech.   Scratching sensation in larynx,  with
viscid   phlegm.
  ♦Bromium.  ♦Voice hoarse,  cannot speak clearly;  loss of voice.
Cold sensation in larynx, with cold  feeling when inspiring.  Irrita-
tion and rawness  in larynx, provoking  cough in evening.   -Sensa-
tion  of smoothness and  emptiness at a  small  spot  in larynx.
Larynx painful  to touch.  Constriction in larynx.  Contracted sensa-
tion internally in  trachea,  or feeling as  if pit of throat were pressed
against trachea.
  Bryonia.   ^Voice rough and hoarse.  Tickling in larynx.  Tough
mucus in trachea, loosened only after  frequent hawking.
  Cactus.    Voice low, hoarse; constriction of chest.
  ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Painless  hoarseness mornings.   Whistling in
larynx after lying down evenings. Roughness and rawness in larynx.
  Calcarea phos.  ^Hoarseness and cough day and night.  Must hawk
or hem to clear voice.   Burning  at back  of  tongue,  followed  by
burning in larynx.
  Camphora.   -Voice hoarse,  husky, hollow,weak, uncertain.  Cut-
ting, cold sensation deep  in trachea causes slight cough.
  Cantha,ris.   ^Voice hoarse, feeble.   Burning in larynx.  Larynx
sensitive  to  touch.   Irritation in larynx,  causing short paroxysms
of coughing, with hurried and difficult  breathing; sometimes  with 
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 pain in abdomen, or with bloody expectoration.  Burning  or biting
 about larynx, with contraction or constriction almost to suffocation.
 Profuse catarrh of air passages, the mucus  being  tenacious,  with
 painful hawking and nightly lancinating and dryness in trachea.
   Capsicum.   cTingling,  tickling  in   larynx.    Hoarseness;  nose
 stopped up: throat feels rough.
   Carbo  ani.  -Rawness  and  hoarseness, morning  after  rising.
 Hoarseness worse evenings.   Loss of voice during night.
   ♦Carbo veg. *Great roughness in larynx, with deep,  rough voice,
 which failed if  he  exerted  it.  -Hoarseness  and rawness;  worse
 evenings; aphonia mornings;  in damp,  cool weather; chronic; worse
 from damp,  evening  air; warm,  wet weather, and from talking. Ul-
 cerative pain or scraping  and titillation in larynx. Unusual feeling
 of dryness in trachea, not relieved by hawking.
   Caulophyllum.   -Loss of  voice, reflex from uterine  disturbance.
   ♦Causticum.  ♦The laryngeal  muscles refuse their service.   Can-
 not  speak a  loud word.    Great hoarseness, worse mornings,   and
 evenings, with  scraping in  throat;  could not speak aloud  for sev-
 eral days.
   ♦Cepa.  ♦Catarrhal  inflammation of larynx.   Pain   as  if larynx
 would be torn when  coughing.   °Catarrhal hoarseness.   Tickling
 in throat with aching in  larynx.
   Chamomilla.   'Sensation of rawness  and  irritation in larynx.
 Hoarseness on  account  of tough mucus  in  larynx, which  can  be
 removed only by strong  hawking.  Catarrhal hoarseness of  trachea,
 with dryness of eyelids.
   Cimicifuga.   -Hoarseness,  worse in  evening;  very  sensitive to
 cold air.  Tickling  in throat with violent cough.
   Cinchona.  'Hoarse voice;  rough, deep, from adhering mucus.
 Sore sensation in  larynx and trachea. Influenza, with debility, loss
 of appetite;  heat without  thirst.
   Cistus.   °Inhaled air  feels cool in larynx and  trachea.   Chronic
 itching in larynx and trachea.  Pain in  trachea.
   Cocculus.   "Tightness in  larynx.  Talking aggravates all symp-
toms, particularly in  head.
  ♦Coccus cacti.   *Fatigue  of vocal  organs, even  after  speaking
without exertion, the voice becoming rough and hoarse; respiration
somewhat   laborious.   Violent  tickling   in  larynx,  waking  at
night, causes cough,  with  expectoration  of much tenacious mucus. 
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Sensation of a crumb sticking behind larynx, obliging him to swal-
low constantly.
  Coffea.   °Spasmus glottidis; starts from sleep with short inhal-
ation,  gasping, with wheezing, cold sweat, blue face;  worse when
put into bath.   Larynx, as if covered with   dry mucus.   Rawness
in larynx with hoarseness, in the morning on waking.
  Colchicum.  °Voice hoarse, or  deeper than usual.
  ♦Conium.   ^Dry spot in larynx, with crawling and almost  con-
stant irritation, inducing dry cough.  °Hoarseness.
  Cuprum met. °Hoarseness as soon as he breathes  dry, cold  air.
Talking is difficult, voice powerless.  Contraction  of  larynx, with
cough.
  Digitalis.   ^Choking when trying to  swallow—spasm of glottis.
Hoarseness early in morning.
  Drosera. °Voice  hoarse, deep,  requires exertion  to speak; husky,
hollow, toneless.  Epiglottis in constant motion to and fro.  Con-
striction of larynx,  when talking.   Sensation  like  from  a feather,
exciting  cough.  Chest and  throat symptoms worse   from talking
or singing.  The sick involuntarily support the larynx on  swallow-
ing or coughing.
  Dulcamara.  °Rough, hoarse voice, catarrh.  Hoarse after  mea-
sles.   Influenza.   Trachea full of mucus.
  Eupatorium perf.    Hoarse;  throat dry, sore; can hardly  talk;
worse  mornings when he gets up.
  Eupatorium  purp.    Hoarseness, with rough voice.
  Euphrasia.   cCatarrhal hoarseness.
  Ferrum.  -Voice hoarse, almost extinct.   Roughness of throat,
hoarseness.
  Ferric phos.  °(Bronchial  irritation,  with heat or  burning sore-
ness.   Chronic bronchitis; at  time  of  fresh aggravation,  inflam-
matory stage, and after exudation takes place.  Croup,  if  it com-
mences with violent fever. Hoarseness  painful; of singers  or speak-
ers, if  from over-exertion of  voice.  Irritation of trachea,with  burn-
ing in  throat.—Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.   cWeak  voice.   Dryness  in  larynx   and  trachea.
Itching in larynx, causing hawking and swallowing.   Soreness  and
increased  irritability  in larynx, with impeded respiration and wheez-
ing.
  Gelsemium.   °Hoarse in paroxysms,  with  dry,rough throat;  raw- 
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533
 ness of chest;  catarrh.  Paralysis of glottis.  Hawking bloody water.
   Graphites.   -Voice not clear in singing;  hoarseness in  evening.
 Chronic hoarseness.  Laryngeal region  sensitive to touch.   Sore-
 ness and  roughness of larynx, and tickling cough.
   Guaiacum.  ^Violent, spasmodic,inflammatory affection of larynx,
 with such palpitation of heart that they  could  not  get out of bed,
 nor call for help; felt as if suffocating.
   Hamamelis.   °Hoarse on arising; awoke  hoarse.
   Helleborus.    Voice weak, with hydrocephalus.
   Hepar  sulph. .  Hoarseness,  roughness in throat.   Sensitiveness
 of larynx to cold  air.  Wheezing  of larynx and painfulness  of a
 small spot in larynx.   Croup: with deep,  rough, barking cough,
 hoarseness or aphonia, with slight suffocative spasms;  some rattling
 of mucus; after dry^ cold  winds; with swelling  below larynx, and
 great sensitiveness to cold air  or  water;  cough  worse before  mid-
 night or toward  morning.
   Hyoscyamus.   °Voice husky, as  from mucus.  Constriction  of
 larynx.   Hysterical aphonia.
   Hypericum.    Hoarseness,  irritation and roughness in larynx,
 upper part of pharynx  and nares,  in a foggy atmosphere.
   Ignatia.  °Voice  low, trembling, hoarse,  from cold.  Sensation of
 soreness in larynx.   Constrictive sensation  in  trachea and larynx.
   ♦Iodium. ♦Hoarseness lasls  all day;  ctough  phlegm  in  small
 quantities,with constant hemming  and hawking.  Tightness and con-
 striction about  larynx,  with soreness and hoarseness.  Membranous
 croup, with wheezing and sawing  inspiration,  dry,  barking cough;
 especially in children  with dark   eyes and  hair; child grasps the
 throat with the  hand.
   Ipecacuanha.    Voice hollow.  Laryngismus stridulus.  Rattling
 in bronchia,  when  drawing a long breath.   Foreign substances  in
 trachea;  suffocative  attacks.
   ♦Kali bichrom.   ♦Rough, hoarse voice.   °Hawks  copious, thick,
 blue mucus,  in  morning.   Early formative stage of  croup, worse 2
 to 3  a.  m. ; the tough mucus  strangles  him   Membranous croup;
 diphtheritic croup;  invading  larynx, trachea,  and even  bronchia;
 voice hoarse, uncertain; cough hoarse, metallic  ; deglutition painful.
 Tonsils  red, swollen; covered with false  membrane difficult  to de-
tach; with expectoration of tough,  stringy mucus; coughs  up casts
of elastic,  fibrinous nature; loud mucous rales; wheezing,rattling 
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 in sleep; insidious approach;  fat,  chubby,  light-haired children.
   Kali carb.     Aphonia  with  violent  sneezing.   Irritated,  dry,
 "."•arched feeling.
   Kali chlor. ^(Bronchitis, second stage, with thick phlegm.  Croup,
 (.he principal remedy  for  the  membranous exudation.  Hoarseness,
 loss of voice from cold.   Wheezing, rale or rattling sound of  air
 passing through thick mucus  in bronchi; difficult to cough up, hard
 cough.—Schussler.)
   ♦Kali iod.   ♦Raw pain  in  larynx, as from granulations.    Nasal,
 catarrhal voice.  Hoarseness,  with pain  in chest;  cough,  oppression
 of breathing and pain in  both eyes.    Awakens  with  choking,  can
 scarcely breathe; choking  spells; oedema of  larynx.   Rough feeling
 in trachea,  compelling hawking.
   Kali nit.   -Tightness  in   larynx  during  respiration.   Aphonia.
 Hoarseness, roughness and   scraping  in  larynx:  yellow  phlegm.
 Tension and cutting in larynx, impeding deglutition.
   Kali phos.   -(Croup if  treatment  is delayed  till  last stage;  ex-
 treme weakness; pale or livid.   Hoarseness with exhausted feeling,
 from over-exertion of voice and with  nervous depression; also  re-
 cent paralysis of vocal cords. — Schussler.)
   Kalmia lat  -Pressure,as if  someone squeezed throat with thumb
 and finger.   Noise  as from  spasm   in   glottis,  when   breathing.
 Hoarse with coryza.
   Kreosotum.  -Irritation  and roughness in throat;  also with hoarse-
 ness, ceasing in  morning  after  sneezing.  Rough, hoarse speech.
 Perichondritis  of  larynx,septic form;with softening and degenera-
 tion affecting the mucous  membrane  of larynx,and particularly that
 of oesophagus.
   ♦Lachesis.   ♦Larynx  sensitive  to touch ;  hoarseness, rawness,
 scraping and dryness of  larynx.   -Impending croup (during  diph-
 theria), awakens suffocating,  grasps  the throat;  fears  he is  dying.
 Larynx externally sensitive to  least touch, which causes suffocation;
 feeling of lump in throat.   Croup when the  patient  is worse after
 sleep;  or seemingly sleeps into the croupy spell.   Suddenly  some-
 thing runs from  neck  to larynx,stopping the breathing; it awakens
him at  night—spasmus glottidis.
   Laurocerasus.   "'Laryngismus  stridulus;  heart  affected.   Spas-
modic constriction of  trachea.   Irritation in larynx, with increased
secretion of mucus; hoarseness. 
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   Lobelia.  °Oppression  is felt in pit of throat—spasmodic asthma.
Sensation  of fullness in trachea,  as if  arising from  chest, causing
a  few  short coughs,  followed  by warmth in  forehead.   Peculiar
sensation,  between  tickling  and acrid  feeling, in larynx;  short
coughs;  feeling of narrowness.
   Lycopodium.   -Hoarseness; feeble,  husky voice;  dryness  in tra-
chea.  Hoarseness remaining after croup; loose cough by day; suffo-
cating spells at night.
   Magnesia  mur.   -Hoarseness,  with  roughness and  dryness  in
throat, in  morning after rising.  Tingling in  larynx.
   Magnesium phos.  ^(Laryngismus stridulus; cramp, or spasm  of
larynx, crowing  respiration.   Spasm of glottis, causing contraction
of trachea;  a struggle for breath  and a  feeling of suffocation, some-
times  with stiffness of limbs. — Schussler.)
   Manganum acet.   ^Hoarseness with  coryza; with  tickling cough
and rough speech, in  early morning or in open evening  air.    Voice
not  clear, as from phlegm; worse mornings.
   Marum ver.    -Dryness, causing hawking; hissing sound when in-
haling.
   Mercurius.   °Hoarse,  rough voice;  burning  rawness in larynx,
fluent  coryza and sore throat.
   Mercurius biniod.   cLoss of voice, hoarseness.
   Mercurius cor.   Hoarseness or aphonia,  burning  and  stinging
in trachea:  tightness across chest. Larynx and epiglottis pain when
swallowing food; pain worse when  depressing  tongue, cutting  in
throat as from a knife.
   Mercurius prot.  iod.   Complete loss  of voice.  Hoarse and husky
shortlv after getting  a little wet in an  evening shower.   Patches of
inflammation, livid, purple; thin, offensive discharge.   Swelling of
bronchial glands,sub-acute  processes arising from influences of cold,
or atmospheric variations.
   Mezereum.   -Voice failing or interrupted.   Burning  and dryness
in trachea,  with  hoarseness.
   Muriatic  acid.  ^Hoarseness   with  sore  feeling  in chest;  in
whooping cough.
   Natrum carb.   ^Hoarseness;  with  roughness  of chest,  coryza,
chilliness,  and irritating, painful cough.
   Natrum mur.   °Voice  weak, exhausted by  talking.   Hoarseness,
throat  sore, dryness in larynx.   Accumulation  of mucus in larynx 
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(in morning).   (Influenza, with watery, frothy expectoration, run-
ning at nose, great sleepiness. — Schussler.)
   Natrum  sulf.    Hoarseness, with fluor albus.
   Nitric  acid.   -Hoarseness,  with  coryza;   from  long  talking;
scratching  and stinging  in throat.   Large,  broad condylomata in
throat.
   Nux mos.    Voice uncertain, bleating.   Hoarseness, worse walk-
ing against the  wind.  Feeling  of  dryness  in larynx.   Phthisis
laryngea.
   ♦Nux vom.   ♦Hoarseness, with  roughness  and irritation  in the
throat,  provoking  cough.     Spasmodic  constriction of  larynx,
after midnight;  suffocating  spells.
   ♦Opium.  ♦Laryngismus stridulus.   Hoarseness with dry mouth
and throat, and white tongue.   Feeble voice,  and requires a strong
effort to talk loud.
   Oxalic acid.   °Hoarseness  and  sensation of mucus in  larynx,
when talking.
   Paris quad.   Hoarseness, voice  feeble,  continuous  hawking  of
mucus and burning in larynx.  -Periodical painless hoarseness.
   Petroleum.   -^Dryness  and irritable sensation in larynx.  Bron-
chial catarrh.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Hoarseness  and roughness  of voice. Roughness
in larynx and trachea, with frequent, hacking  cough  and  hawking.
°Aphonia:  from prolonged loud talking; catarrhal or nervous; larynx
sensitive to  touch.   Cannot  talk  on  account of pain  in  larynx.
Larynx feels as  if lined with fur.  Laryngeal croup, aphonia;  rapid
sinking; cold sweat;  dropped jaw; sunken  face; rattling breathing;
also with tendency  to frequent relapses.
   Phosphoric acid.    -Hoarseness and roughness  in throat, hinder-
ing speech.  Burning in  throat  and  chest.   Tenacious mucus  in
mouth and fauces; causes hawking.
   Phytolacca.    Hoarseness and aphonia.   Dryness of  larynx and
trachea, worse  toward  evening.   Burning  in larynx  and trachea,
with sensation  of contraction of glottis; labored breathing.  Spasm
of glottis; eyes distorted, one eye moves independently of the other;
thumbs clenched, toes flexed.
   Platina.   cLoss of voice.
   Psorinum.   -Hoarse  when  talking;  phlegm sticks  in larynx.
Tickling in throat as if  narrowing;  must cough to relieve  it.  Talk-
ing very fatiguing. 
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   ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Violent tickling and  irritation in larynx,  bringing
 tears into the  eyes, and causing dry cough. °Hoarseness and rough-
 ness of throat; cannot  speak aloud.  Aphonia nervosa returns at
 every emotion; last cervical vertebra feels sore, burning.  Constric-
 tion  in throat;  feels something there preventing speech; cannot eat
 weeps.
   Rhus tox.   -Hoarse from over-straining voice.   Hoarseness and
 roughness in larynx, with  oughness in chest.   Hot  air arises from
 trachea.    Cold sensation in larynx when  breathing.
   Rumex.   Tenacious mucus in throat  or larynx, constant desire
 to  hawk.   Hoarseness,  worse  evenings;  voice  uncertain.   Raw
 sensation  in larynx when coughing.
   Ruta.    -Sensation  in larynx as from a bruise.
   Sabadilla.   °When pressing on larynx,  throat feels sore.  Hoarse-
 ness.
   Sambucus.   ♦Voice  hollow, hoarse,  with much  tough  mucus in
 larynx.  Patient awoke at  night with  agonizing fits; spasms of epi-
 glottis; with agony and fear of suffocation; springing up in bed and
 struggling for  breath.
    Sanguinaria.  °Chronic dryness  in throat;  sensation of swelling
 in  larynx,  and expectoration of   thick  mucus.  Aphonia,   with
 swelling  in throat.   Dryness  in throat, with  soreness,  swelling
 and redness.
   Secale.    °Voice hollow,  with difficult breathing,  feeble  and in-
 audible.    Thickening of mucous  membrane of the  air  passages.
   Selenium. GVoice husky when  beginning to sing,  or from talking
 long; hawks transparent  lumps  every morning, sometimes  bloody.
   Sepia.   °Hoarseness with  tickling  in  larynx and  bronchia, with
 coryza and dry cough from titillation in throat.  Sensation of dry-
 ness in larynx.   Roughness and soreness  in  larynx and throat.
  Silicia.    °Hoarseness  and  roughness  in larynx.  Husky  voice,
 worse mornings; chronic  coryza.   Fibrous,   painless  swelling on
 larynx, connected with thyroid cartilage.
  ♦Spongia.  ♦Laryngismus  stridulus.   Inflammation  of  larynx,
 trachea and bronchi.   °Hoarseness,  cough, coryza.  Hoarse,  voice
 cracked or  faint, choking  sensation;  whistling inspiration.  Voice
 gives out  when singing or  talking.   Feeling  of  plug in  larynx.
 Larynx  sensitive to touch, and when turning neck. Talking hurts
larynx.  Attacks of mucous rattling  in trachea; strangling at times. 
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Feeling of stoppage in trachea.  Starts from sleep suddenly, with
contraction in larynx.
  ♦Stannum.  ♦Hoarseness and roughness in larynx,  with weakness
in chest.   Great accumulation  of mucus in  trachea, easily detached
by a slight cough.  (JVoice deep, hoarse,hollow; higher,  after hawk-
ing up mucus.  Roughness and hoarseness,  the  latter momentarily
better by  coughing.  Laryngeal phthisis, with constant, short,  irri-
tating, hacking cough and aphonia;  empty feeling  in  chest.
  Staphisagria.  ^Sensation of constriction and  pressure  in throat-
pit, after  anger,  aggravated when swallowing.   Rawness in larynx
from talking.   Feeble voice from weakness  of vocal  organs, after
anger.   Hoarseness,  with much  tenacious   mucus  in  larynx  and
chest.
  ♦Stramonium.   ♦Voice hoarse and croaking; high;  fine or squeak-
ing; indistinct; screeching.  JConstriction  of  larynx  and thoracic
muscles.
  ♦Sulphur.  ♦Voice rough and hoarse, especially mornings; aphonia.
■-Talking  fatigues and excites pains;  shooting  pains  through left
chest to back.   Catarrh;  with fluent coryza,  chilliness,  rawness of
chest, and  cough.
  Sulphuric acid.  -Hoarseness,  with   dryness and   roughness in
throat and larynx.  Larynx  painful;  feels   inelastic, causing  diffi-
culty in talking.
  Thuja occ.   cSensation as  of a skin  in larynx.
  Veratrum alb.    Spasmus  glottidis.   Paroxysms of constriction
of larynx,  suffocative  fits, with  protruded  eyes.   Debility great;
catarrhal symptoms slight;  influenza during  cholera seasons.   Hol-
low, hoarse voice.
  Viola odor.  °Hoarseness followed by coryza.
  Zingiber.   ^Hoarseness.    Smarting  below  larynx, followed  by
cough, with  mucous  rattling.

                           REPERTORY.

  Catarrh—ant t, ars.,  bovist,  dulc,   euphr., gels., kali i., sub,
ver. a.
  Cough—♦aeon., alum., ambr.,anae, ♦ant.  t, ♦arg. m.,  ♦arg. n.,
*belh,  ♦brom., calc. ph., camph., canth., cimi.,  ♦cocc c,   ♦con.,
cupr., dros., graph.,  hep. s.,  icd.,  kali  bi.,  kali chlor.,  kali i.,
lob., lye,  mang., mur. a.,  nat. c,  ♦nux v., ♦phos.,   psor.,  ♦puis.,
rumex, sepia, spong.,  ♦stann.,  sub, zing. 
CHAPTER XXV. - VOICE AND LARYNX
539
   Expectoration—am.  m.,  arg.m.,  arg.  n., bapt, canth., ♦cocc c,
 kali  bi., kali chlor., nat. m.,  sang.
   Hawking—am.m., arum,  aur., bry.,  calc ph., canth., carb. v.,
 cham., fluor. a.,  gels.,  iod.,  kali bi., kali i., mar. v., paris, ♦phos.,
 phos. a., rumex, selen., stann.
   Influenza—cinch., dulc, nat. m., ver. a.

 PaillS—arum,   berb., brcm., carb. v., cepa, cist, hep. s., kali n.,
 mere cor., mur. a.,  phos., spong., sul. a.
   Aching—cepa.
   Burning—am.  m.,  apis,  calc. ph.,   canth.,  ferr.  phos., mere,
 mere cor., mez.,  paris, phos., phos. a., phyt.,  puis.
   Cutting—canth., kali n., mere. cor.
   Rawness—alum., ♦arg.m.,  arg. n., arn., ♦brom., calc.c, carb.an.,
 carb. v., cham., coff., gtls.,  ♦kali  i.,  lach., mere,rumex., staph.,
 sul.
   Sensitive—aeon., brom.,  canth., cimi.,  graph., hep. s.,  ♦lach.,
 phos., spong.
   Soreness—ambr.,  ant. c,   ♦arg.  m.,  arg.  n., ♦arum,  bapt.,
 cinch.,  eup.  pert, ferr. phos., fluor. a., graph., ign., iod.,  mere,
 mur. a.,  nat. m.,  puis., rhus,  sabad.,  sang.,  sepia.
   Stinging—mere cor., nit. a.
   Tingling—caps.,  mag. m.

 Parts.
   Air passages—canth., secale.
   Bronchi—aib,  ♦ant.t., arn., bapt, ferr. phos.,  iod.,  ipec, kali bi.,
 kali chlor., kali  i., mere p.  i., petrol.,  sepia, ♦spong.
   Epiglottis —bapt.,  dros., mere cor.,  samb.
   Fauces—bapt.,  baryt., phos. a.
   Glottis—apis,  asaf., coff., dig.,  gels., kalm.,  lach., mag.  phos.,
 phyt, ver.  a.

   Larynx—aeon.,  caust., cinch., coff., con., kali phos.,  kreos.,
 nat. m., stann.
   Catarrh—*ant   t,  ars.,  bovist.,   canth.,  ♦cepa,   cham.,  dulc,
 euphr., gels., petrol., phos., sib, sub,  ver. a., viola  o.
   Choking—aib,  dig., kali  i.,  spong.
   Cramps—mag.  phos.
   Croup—♦acet.   a.,  ♦aeon.,   aib,  ♦ant  t, ♦ars.,  ferr.  phos.,
 hep.  s.,  iod., kali bi., kali chlor., kali phos.,  lach.,  lye, phos.
   Diphtheria—kali  bi.,  lach.
   Exudation—acet. a.,  ferr. phos.,  kali  bi.,  kali chlor., mere  p.  i.
   Inflammation,  laryngitis—aeon.,  ♦arg.  n.,  ♦belb,   berb., ♦cepa,
ferr.  phos.,  guaiac, kreos., mere p. i., ♦spong.
   Laryngismus stridulus—ipec, laur., mag.phos., ♦opium, ♦spong.
   Mucus  in—alum.,  ambr.,  am  m.,  ♦ant  t,   arg.  m.,  arg. n.,
arum., asaf.,  aur.,  baryt.,  bovist, bry.,  canth.,  cham.,  cinch.,
cocce, coff., dulc, hep.s.,  hyos., iod.,  kali bi.,  kali chlor., kalin.,
laur., mang., nat. m.,  oxal. a.,  paris,  phos. a.,  rumex,  samb.,
♦sang.,  spong.,  ♦stann., staph., zing. 
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 Parts—Larynx continued.
   Mucous membrane of—acet.  a., kali bi., kreos., secale.
   OZdema of—♦apis, kali  i.
   Phthisis —nux m., stann.
   Rattling— ♦ant t, arg. n., hep.  s.,  ipec,  kali bi., kali  chlor.,
 lye,  phos.,  spong,  zing.

   Pharynx —ant. e, apis, hyper.
   Throat—ambr., am. c, am.  m., ant. e, arg.  m., arg. n.,   ♦arum,
 berb., bovist, ♦brom.,  caps., caust., cepa, dros., eup. pert, ferr.,
 ferr.  phos ,  gels., hep.  s.,  iod.,  kali   n., kreos., lach.,  lob,,  lye,
 mag.  m.,  mere,  mere  cor.,  nat.  m.,  nit.  a.,  ♦nux  v.,  opium,
 phos.  a., psor.,  puis., rumex,  sabad.,  sang.,  sepia,  staph.,  sul. a.
   Tonsils—berb., kali bi.
   Trachea—acet. a., aeon., ambr.,  ♦ant.  t, ♦arg. m., arg.  n., arn.,
 arum,  ♦brom  , bry., camph., canth., carb. v., cham., cinch., cist.,
 dulc, ferr. ph.,  fluor. a , ign.,  ipec, kali bi.,  kali  i ,  laur., lob.,
 lye,  mag. phos., mere cor., ♦phos., phyt., rhus, ♦spong.,  ♦stann.
   Uvula—am.  m.
   Vocal cords—cocc. c, kali phos.

 Sensations—alum.,  ambr.,  am.   c, ant. c,  apis,  baryt.,  belb,
 bovis., ♦brom., caps.,  cist., ♦cocc  c, ♦con.,  dros., kali c,  kali n.,
 kalm.,  lach., lob.,  mere cor.,  oxal.  a.,  phos.,  phyt.,  puis.,  rhus,
 rumex, ruta, sang.,  sepia, ♦spong.,  stann., sul.  a., thuj.
   Constrictive—♦belb,  brom., cact,  canth., dros., hyos., ign., iod.,
 laur.,  nux ♦v., puis., staph., stram., ver. a.
   Contractive—brom., canth., con., cupr , mag.phos., phyt., spong.
   Dryness—aeon.,  am.c, apis,  ♦belb, canth., carb. v., ♦con., eup.
 purp., fluor. a.,  gels.,  kali c,  lach.,  lye, mag.  m.,  mar.  v., mez.,
 nat. m., nit. a.,  nux m., opium, petrol., phyt.,  sang.,sepia,  sul. a.
   Irritation—acet.  a., alum., ambr.,  am.,  ♦brom., canth., carb. v.,
 ♦caust.,  cham., ♦con., ferr.  phos.,  fluor. a., hyper., kali c,  kali n.,
 kreos., lach., laur.,  nat. c, ♦nux  v., ♦puis.
   Itching—ambr., cist., fluor. a.
   Roughness—bovist., calc. c,  carb. an., ♦carb.  v.,  gels.,  graph.,
 hep. s.,  hyper.,  kali i., kali n., kreos., mag.  m.,  nat. e, ♦nux v.,
 ♦phos., phos.  a., puis., rhus, sepia, sib, ♦stann., sul.  a.
   Scratching—bovist., nit. a.
   Tickling—alum.,   ambr.,   arg. m.,  bry.,  cupr.,  cepa,  cimi.,
 *cocc, graph., lob., mang., ♦puis., sepia.
   Tightness—cocc,  iod.,- kalin.
   Titillation—caps., carb. v., cist.,  sepia.
   Spasms—aeon., ant. c, asaf., coff., dig., guaiac,  hep. s.,  kalm.,
 lach ,  laur.,  mag. phos., phyt.,  samb.,  ver. a.
   Swollen—bapt., ♦belb,  hep.  s.,  kali bi., sang.,  sil.
   Wheezing—♦aeon., alum., coff.,  fluor. a.,  hep. s., iod., kali hi.,
kali chlor.
   Whistling—arg. n., calc.  e,  spong. 
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 Voice—arum,  baryt, belb, cupr.,  graph., mang.,  mez., psor.,
 secale,  spong., stram.,  sul. See "Speech," chap. n.
   Aphonia—alum., bapt.,  baryt.,   belb,  carb. v.,  caust.,  hep s.,
 hyos., kali c, kali n., mere cor., phos., phyt,  puis., sang., stann.,
 ♦sul.
    leating—nux m.
   Catarrhal—'kali  i.
   Changed—ant.  t, arum.
   Cracked—spong.
   Croaking—aeon., ♦stram.
   Deep—anae, arn.,  ♦carb.  v., cinch., colch., dros., stann.
   Faint—spong.
   Failing—aib, carb. v., mez., spong.
   Feeble—ant. e, canth.,  lye,  opium, paris, secale, staph.
   High—stann., ♦stram.
   Hparse—acet. a.,  aeon., aib, alum., ambr., am. e, am. m., anae,
 ant. t,  apis,  ♦arg. m.,  arg.  n.,  arn., ars., ♦arum,  asaf.,  bapt.,
 ♦belb,  berb.,  bovist,  ♦brom., bry., cact.,  ♦calc.c, calc.ph., camph.,
 canth., caps., carb. an., carb. v., caust., cepa, cham., cimi., cinch.,
 ♦cocc.  c,  coff., colch., con.,  cupr., dig.,  dros.,  dulc,  eup. perf.,
 eup.  purp.,  euphr., ferr., ferr. phos.,  gels.,  graph., ham., hep. s.,
 hyper., ign., ♦iod., ♦kali bi., kali chlor.,  kali i., kali n., kali phos.,
 kalm.,  kreos., lach.,  laur., lye,  mag.  m., mang., mere,mere b. i.,
 mere  cor., mere  p.  i., mez., mur. a., nat. e,  nat.   m.,  nat. s.,
 nit.  a., nux m., nux v., opium, oxal.  a ,   paris, ♦phos ,  phos. a.,
 phyt, psor., puis., rhus,  rumex,  sabad.,  samb.,  sang., sepia,  sib,
 ♦spong., stann., staph., ♦stram.,  ♦sub, sul  a.,  ver. a.,   viola  o.,
 zing.
   Hollow—ars., camph., dros., ipec,  samb., secale, stann., ver.a.
   Husky—alum., aur.,  ♦belb, camph.,  caust,  dros.,  hyos.,  lye,
 mere p. i., selen., sil.
   Loss of—aib, ♦ant c, arn., ars., arum, ♦brom.,  carb. an., caul.,
 ♦caust, ferr.,  kali chlor., mere b. i., mere p. i., plat.
   Low—ars.,  cact, ign.
   Nasal—alum., aur., kali i.
   Rough—ambr.,  ars.,  bovist,  bry.,  calc.  e,  ♦carb. v.,  cinch.,
 ♦cocc. c, dulc, eup.  purp.,  ferr.,  ♦kali bi.,  kreos.,  mang., mere,
 ♦phos., stann., ♦sub
   Screeching— stram.
   Speech—belb, bovist., brom.,  ♦caust,  dros.,  eup. perf., kreos.,
mang.,  opium, phos.,  plat.,  puis., sul.
  Squeaking—♦stram.
  Straining—aeon.
  Strong—ars.
  Toneless— dros.
  Trembling—ars., ign.
   Uncertain —aur., camph., kali bi., nux  m., rumex.
  Weak—ant. t, ars., asaf., belb,  camph., cupr.,  fluor.  a., hell.,
nat.  m., staph. 
       CHAPTER   XXVI.-RESPIRATION.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Impeded breathing.
  Acetic acid.   -Difficult  breathing from laryngeal  obstructions.
Hissing, rattling in throat.   Hurried and laborious breathing.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Agony; sits straight up,  can  hardly breathe; pulse
like a thread; vomituritio; sweat with anxiety; swelling under short
ribs —after scarlet fever.   -^Respiration  labored,  anxious,  or quick
and superficial;  short,  when sleeping, or  raising one's self; deep,
slow sighing.   Breath  hot;  hot  feeling  in  lungs.   Asthma, from
active hyperaemia of lungs  and brain;  face red,  eyes  staring; after
emotions.  Can talk but little  at a time; loud, strong,noisy  breath-
ing, with open mouth.   Asthma after suppression of an acute rash;
feeling of a band around  chest; muscles of chest rigid;  occasional
vomiting; urine scanty, dark ;  after the  paroxysm, the sputa is yel-
low or blood-streaked.  Oppression of  chest  when  moving fast or
ascending—heart disease.
  iEsculus.   °Respiration rapid,  labored, with pain in  right lung.
  Agaricus.   "-Oppression   and  constriction  of larynx;  he  fears
suffocation.   Frequent, deep inspiration.   Difficulty in breathing,
as if the chest were too full; he must breathe  more deeply.
  ♦Ailantus.    ♦Breathing hurried,  irregular, heavy;  dry, hacking
cough—scarlatina.   -Equable  oppression as though the chest were
stopped, as if air cells  stuck  together.  Asthmatic   oppression of
large bronchi; wheezing.  Shortness of breath, with dyspnoea.
  Aloe.   Whistling in throat as if something had  fallen into tra-
chea.  Difficult  respiration.  Respiration  impeded by stitches through
left side of chest.
  Alumina.   cRattling, asthmatic breathing, worse coughing.  Op-
pression, worse when sitting stooped;   better  straightening  up, or
walking  in open  air.  Talking  or singing makes him cough.  Breath-
ing arrested  by copious,  thick, tenacious, salty mucus.
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   Ambra.   -Tightness of chest; cannot  take a deep  breath or yawn
fully.   Oppression felt in chest and between scapulae.   Feeling of
pressure in chest, worse  during exhalation.  Asthma of  old people
and  children.
   ♦Ammonium carb.   ♦Emphysema.   °Great difficulty of breathing
on going up even a few steps, less in open  air.  Dares  not come into
a warm room, in which  he becomes deathly pale, and can do noth-
ing but sit  quiet.   Difficult  breathing, causing short  cough.  Short-
ness of breathing, and palpitation after  every exertion.
   ♦Amyl nit.  ♦The feeling of constriction in throat extends to chest,
producing  dyspnoea and  asthmatic   feeling in larynx and trachea,
with desire to eructate.
   Antimonium crud.   -Short, heavy breathing;  dyspnoea.   Deep,
sighing breathing, as from fullness of chest,  afternoon  and after
eating.   Oppression  coming from  stomach.  Constriction almost to
suffocation.
   ♦Antimonium tart.   ♦Dyspnoea; must be  supported  in sitting pos-
ture.   Suffocated and oppressed  about  3  a. m.,  must sit up to get
air.   Child breathless and pale  when born.  Respiration  with great
rattling of mucus.  Shortness of breath  from suppressed expectora-
tion.   Oppression of  breathing  relieved  by expectoration.  °Great
difficulty in expiration.   Breathing  rapid,  short, heavy,  anxious.
   Apis.   °Breathing  hurried and difficult,  with fever and headache;
sliort,  quick; difficult, worse bending forward or backward;  worse
lying on left side.  Great feeling of suffocation;  cannot  bear  any-
thing about throat   Oppression worse  ascending;  worse in  warm
room.
   ♦Apocynum.  ♦Hydrothorax.  Sense of  oppression about epigas-
trium and chest; °difficulty in getting breath enough  to speak,after
a light  meal.  Irresistible disposition to sigh.
   Argentum met.   -When reading aloud in evening  he has to hem
and hawk. Stitches between sixth and seventh ribs when inhaling.
With every deep breath, cutting on both sides, on last  ribs. Want
of breath, also in diabetes.
   *Argentum nit.   ♦Upper abdominal walls are drawn  in  during
inspiration; expand during expiration; the effort to  breathe deeply
takes away the  breath at once—paralysis  of  diaphragm.  °Many
people in the room seem  to  take his  breath. Spasms  of respiratory
muscles,in cholera; great constriction and  stitches in epigastrium; 
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 cannot talk;  drinking suffocates;  even a handkerchief  before the
 nose impedes breathing.
   ♦Arnica. ♦Asthma  with  inclination  to  move about; sleepless be-
 fore  midnight; looks as if dying; with fatty  heart.   cBreath  fetid,
 short, panting.   Children  when  angry lose their  breath  altogether.
 Dyspnoea, htad  hot,  face red,  body cool.
   ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Breathing asthmatic; must incline chest forward;
 must spring  out of bed at  night —asthma. Dyspnoea,increased  after
 coughing, with sensation of constriction  of chest or stomach.  Loss
 of breath i n.n^diately on lying down,in  the evening, with whistling
 and constriction of trachea. Oppression increased by stormy weather
 and heavy air; walking quickly;  ascending; warm and  tight cloth-
 ing;  but  especially by changes from warm to cold.   Wheezing res-
 piration,  with cough  and frothy expectoration.  Great dyspnoea,face
 cyanotic and  covered with  cold  sweat; great anxiety—emphysema.
 °Whistling expiration.   Respiration short and anxious.  Air  pas-
 sages seem constricted; cannot breathe fully.   Difficult  breathing,
 with much anxiety.
   Arum tri.   wAsthmatic breathing with chronic catarrh.
   Asafoetida.   °Spasmodic  tightness of chest, as  if the lungs could
 not be fully expanded.  Constriction of chest  extending  to  throat;
 hurried breathing.
  ♦Asclepias  tub.  ♦Breathing  painful,especially at base of left lung.
 cOppression and difficulty of breathing, in paroxysms  like asthma.
  Aurum  met.  °Asthma from  congestion to chest; great oppression
 at night and  when walking  in open air; suffocative fits, with spas-
 modic constriction of chest; face bluish-red; palpitation; falls down
 unconscious.  Morning:  asthma; face cyanotic; light-haired persons;
 worse after mercury; in wet weather and  warm air.
  Baptisia.   °Oppression of breathing, 6 p. m., with cough;  right
lung sore,  sneezing.  Awoke  with great difficulty  of  breathing;
lungs felt tight, compressed; could not get a full breath; must  open
window and get his face to  the fresh air;  burning heat  of skin, dry
tongue,  accelerated pulse.
  Baryta carb.  Suffocative catarrh of old people, with impending
paralysis of lungs.  Short breath  from fullness in chest, when as-
cending a height; stitches in chest when  inspiring.
  Belladonna. °Short, hurried,anxious breathing. Breathing heavy
and  stertorous.   Difficult  respiration.  Asthmatic   paroxysms  in 
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afternoon and evening, with sensation  of  dust in  lungs.  Asthma
in hot, damp weather; worse after  sleep.   Quick,  short,  irregular
breathing; alternates with slow, gentle, almost imperceptible breath-
ing, in a child.
   Benzoic acid.   'Difficult  breathing  on  awaking.   Asthma with
inflammatory rheumatic complaints.  Mucous  oppression  of lungs.
   Borax.  °Respiration  difficult.   Obliged  every few  minutes  to
take a quick, deep  breath; which is ever)' time followed by a stitch
in right  side of chest, with  a subdued  pain,  sigh, and slow exhala-
tion.   Shortness of breathing,  after  ascending  stairs,  so  that he
cannot speak a word; later,  when   he  speaks,  has  stitch  in right
side of chest.
   Bovista.   cSpasmodic laughing  and  crying, with  asthma;  face
dark-red.  Oppression of chest; desire to loosen the clothes.
   Bromium.  °Gasping for   breath, with wheezing and  rattling in
larynx, and spasmodic closure  of glottis.  Deep,  forcible  inspira-
tion is necessary from time  to  time.   Difficulty  of  breathing, can-
not inspire  deep enough.  Sensation as  if  the air passages were
full of smoke.   Asthma of sailors  as soon as they go  ashore. Diffi-
cult breathing, must sit up  in bed at night.   Emphysema; rattling
of mucus without choking.
   Bryonia.   cRespiration impeded,  quick  and  deep without  mo-
tion of the  ribs,  better in cold  air  and from  drinking  cold  water.
Frequent desire to take a full inspiration,  which, however, cannot
be done  in consequence of a feeling as  if chest would not expand.
   ♦Cactus grand.   ♦Difficulty of  breathing;   continued  oppression
and uneasiness,  as if chest  were  constricted  with an iron band.
°Oppression of  breathing on going  up-stairs.
   Caladium. cAsthma, great oppression;  could  scarcely  get   his
breath; feels as  if  mucus would  cause  suffocation,  but  without
anxiety;  attacks after eating or after siesta,  when the  rash on  the
forearms disappears in alternation with rash  on chest.
  ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Shortness  of breath on  going up  the   slightest
ascent.  °Frequent  need to  breathe  deeply.   Asthma  early in   the
morning; muscles not rigid; sensation of dust in  throat and  lungs.
  Calcarea phos.  cInvoluntary sighing.  Breathing more frequent,
short and difficult.   Child gets  a suffocative  attack when lifted up
from cradle.
  Camphora.  °Quiet, deep and slow breathing; difficult and slow;
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anxious.  Suffocative oppression.   Asthma worse from bodily exer-
tion.   Hot  breath, with acute eruptions.  Cold  breath;  also after
cold feeling in chest.
   Cannabis ind.  '°It  requires great effort to take a deep inspiration.
Oppression of chest, with deep, labored breathing,  worse when as-
cending.  Feels  as if suffocated;  has to be fanned.
   Cannabis sat.   -Oppression of breathing,  from tensive, pressive
pains in middle  of sternum, which was  also  sore to  touch; sleep-
iness.   Dyspnoea and extreme  agitation; must  sit  most  of time.
Wheezing and mucous rales.
   Cantharis.   When  breathing  deeply  and  when  speaking, she
feels as if she dare not  exert  herself on  account of  extraordinary
dryness, or  weakness, of the respiratory organs; speech therefore
weak and timorous.
   *Capsicum.  ♦The cough expels  an  offensive breath  from the
lungs.   °Seems as if she could not get  the air  deep  enough  into
lungs; feels obliged to take a deep  inspiration; it seems  as  if it
would  relieve all symptoms.  Deep  breathing  almost  like  a sigh.
Respiration slow.  Painful sensation as if the chest  were pressed
upon, causing great  oppression; worse on motion.   Asthma, with
red face,  or alternately red and pale; eructations; chest  feels  dis-
tended; wheezing inspiration;  breathing worse when moving  about,
ascending or walking;  with stiff  back.   Sibilant rales  mostly left
side posteriorly,  during inspiration;  spongy  sound in expiration;
constant dyspnoea ; oppression at bifurcation of bronchi  better from
successful cough.
  Carbo veg.   -Breath cold. Breathing short,with  cold hands and
feet.  Desire  to be fanned; must have more air.   Difficult  breath-
ing, fullness of chest, and palpitation on slightest motion. Asthma
of old people; weakness,trembling; looks as if dying; full of wind,
but cannot raise  it;  better in  cold  air; worse in morning.  Loud
rattling  breathing; cough  ceases;  oedema  pulmonis  impending.
Great  dyspnoea;  great anxiety, but  not  restless; cough in  violent
spells;  watery, profuse  expectoration—emphysema.
  Causticum.   °Arrest of  breathing when talking or walking  rap-
idly; must suddenly catch after breath.   Shortness of breath.
  Chamomilla.   -Oppressed as if  the chest were not wide enough.
Breathing short,  with  rattling.   Threatened  suffocation   from re-
percussion of eruption— measles.  Asthmatic attack,  seemingly  pro- 
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duced by an  accumulation of flatus; better from bending head back-
ward;  in cold air, and from  drinking  cold  water;  worse  in  dry
weather and  from warm diet.
   Chelidonium.   cShort  and  quick   breathing;  with  oppression
which is relieved  by a few deep  inspirations, with anxiety as if he
must choke.
   Cicuta.  -Oppression,  can scarcely breathe;  this may arise from
tonic spasm  of muscles.
   ♦Cina.   ♦Short, interrupted  breathing.   °Inhalation  broken in
two.  Oppression  of chest;  the  sternum  seems  to  lie close,  and
breathing becomes oppressed.
   Cinchona.   -Asthma; looks as if dying; worse in autumn, in  wet
weather, or after depletion.  Cannot  breathe with head low.  Wheez-
ing, whistling inspiration, crowing, rattling,  oppressed  and pain-
ful.  Oppression  of chest, in evening, lying down.  Nightly suffo-
cative fits; spasmodic cough.  Suffocative catarrh and  paralysis of
lungs of old  people.   Rattling in chest, loud sounds through nose.
Inspiration   slow,  difficult;  expiration  quick, blowing;   short—
oedema glottidis.  Oppression of  chest, as from  fullness of  stomach,
also from continued talking.   Breath cold.
   Cistus.   -Asthmatic  in evening;  after lying  down  and at night,
loud wheezing;  sensation as if trachea had not space enough.
   Clematis.   :Respiration impeded when ascending a hill, or walk-
ing over an uneven road.
   Cocculus.    Obstruction  of breath  at  the  throat-pit, as if  the
throat were constricted.
   ♦Coccus  cacti.  ♦Difficult  breathing.
   Coffea.   -Oppression of chest; short  inspiration; chest  heaves
visibly.   Asthmatic  attacks mornings,  wants   to move continually.
   Colchicum. -Breathing accelerated  and audible; slow; irregular;
asthmatic   Oppression of chest.
   Colocynthis.  -Asthmatic  attacks  at  night,  with  slow,  difficult
breathing,  which  provokes  cough.   Oppression  of chest, worse
evenings and before midnight.
   Conium.   °Asthmatic paroxysms come on in wet weather;  face
bluish-red.
   Crocus.    Offensive,  sickly odor of breath.
   ♦Croton tig.  ♦Feels as though he could  not expand the lungs.
   ♦Cuprum   met.   ♦Cough,   with interrupted, almost  suppressed 
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respiration.  Breathing:  whistling, quick,  rattling; short, panting;
seems  to be interrupted  in the  throat.   Dyspnoea;  short,  super-
ficial, quick respirations, aggravated by coughing,  laughing,  bend-
ing upper part of body  backwards,  walking  quickly,  or inhaling
acrid vapors.   Violent asthmatic attacks come  on suddenly,  last-
ing from one to three hours, and cease suddenly.   Beginning par-
alysis of lungs, indicated by sudden difficulty of breathing, followed
by great prostration.
  Cyclamen.   °Oppression  of chest,  with  impeded  breathing.
Breathing accelerated.
  ♦Digitalis.   ♦Respiration  irregular,  difficult; performed by fre-
quent,  deep sighs.   ^Respiration slow, asthmatic;  paroxysms early
in morning,  especially  in  cold  weather.    Painful  asthma,  worse
when walking.
  Drosera.  °Oppression; with every  word  he speaks  the  throat
contracts; not so when walking.   Difficult   breathing,  worse after
midnight Sensation  as if something in chest prevented exhalation
when talking or coughing.
  Dulcamara.  -Labored respiration.  Asthma,with face-ache after
disappearance  of tetter  from face.   Asthma  humidum;  dyspnoea;
loose,  rattling cough; copious  sputa;  worse  during   wet weather.
Oppression of chest from mucus.
  Eupatorium perf.  -'Difficult breathing attended with perspiration,
anxious countenance, sleepiness.   Great oppression of chest;  a  full
breath  hurts; rattling on  chest.   Dyspnoea,  with hard, dry cough.
Must lie with head and shoulders high.
  Eupatorium purp.    Difficult  breathing.  Grating  sensation  in
chest at  every deep  inspiration.
  ♦Ferrum met.   ♦Difficult breathing,and oppression of chest as if
some one pressed with hand upon it.  °Breath hot.   Dyspnoea  in-
creases slowly—pneumonia.  Difficult inspiration, as from heaviness
of chest.  Breathing: dry,  loud,  anxious; sometimes in  childrenj
rattling.   Oppression from  stasis of blood;  chest scarcely moves
in  breathing; nostrils  dilated during  expiration.   Asthma  worse
after 12 p.  m.; must sit up; better walking  slowly  about  and talk-
ing; better uncovering  chest; after itch.   Suffocative fits;  evening
in bed, with  warmth of neck and  trunk;   limbs  cold.   Breathing
fails at end of coughing fit.
  Ferric phos.   -(Breathing  short,  oppressed and  hurried,  at  the 
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 beginning or during  the  course  of  any  ailment, accompanied  by
 heat and  feverishness.—Schussler.)
   Gelsemium.   °Slow breathing and  slow  pulse;  heavy, labored;
 congestion to chest.   Long  crowing  inspiration,  sudden,  forcible
 expiration; spasm of glottis.
   Glonoinum.   -Breathing: heavy, labored,  stertorous ; oppressed,
 from feeling  of  weight;  accelerated;  must  often  breathe  deeply;
 sighing.
   Graphites.   cRespiration has dry  sound.   Constriction of chest
 as if about to suffocate, when  falling  asleep.  Suffocative  attacks
 waken  from sleep,  generally after  midnight;  has   to  jump out of
 bed, take  hold of something;  must eat something.
   Guaiacum.   -Sudden stuffed feeling  in praecordia, like an arrest
 of breathing; often attacks  her  suddenly even at night in sleep,
 causing dry cough frequently repeated until expectoration appears.
   Helleborus.    Sighing breathing.   Chest constricted, gasps for
 breath, with  open mouth; propped up in bed —hydrothorax.  Breath-
 ing difficult,  with anxiety, worse every  evening;  must sit up.
   ♦Hepar sulph.   ♦Dyspnoea; °weakness of  larynx and chest;  can-
 not  speak aloud.  Rattling, anxious,   wheezing ;  frequent,  deep
 breaths, like  after running; anxious, short,  wheezing,  threatening
 to suffocate; must bend the head back  and sit up.
   Hyoscyamus.    Loss of breath,  as from rapid  running. Mucous
 rales during stupor or furious delirium.   Rattling breathing.   Op-
 pression of chest, with internal stinging, worse during  inspiration.
   Hypericum.    -Spasmodic  asthmatic  attacks,  with  changes  of
 weather from  clear to damp,  or before  storms; after lesion of spinal
 cord, by fall,  years before.
   ♦Ignatia.  ♦Desire to  take a  deep  breath.  Frequent  sighing.
 Impeded   inspiration  like  from  a  weight  on  chest.   Oppressed
 breathing alternating with  convulsions.   Oppression  of chest  at
 night, worse after midnight.  Loses  breath when running.
   Ulicium anisatum.   '-Old asthmatics.
   Iodium.   °Shortness of breath, palpitation and feeling of weak-
 ness on going up-stairs.
  ^Ipecacuanha.   ♦Dyspnoea, attended  with  wheezing  and great
weight and anxiety about the praecordia.  Rattling noises in the  air-
passages during  respiration.  °Breathing: sighing, quick, anxious.
Breath:fetid,with vomiting and sweating;short,as from inhaling dust. 
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Difficult expiration.  Violent  constriction  of  throat  and  chest;
peculiar panting sound; gasps  for air  at the  open  window;  face
pale; worse  from  least  motion; threatened suffocation—asthma.
Loss of breath, with cough.   During a  catarrh,  threatened  suffo-
cation,  especially if it  is suddenly suppressed.
  Kali bichrom.   Wheezing,panting on awaking;  then cough,which
forces him to sit up, bent forward.   Slight dyspnea, as if tne  mu-
cous membrane of the bronchi were  thickened,on rising in the morn-
ing.  Tightness at  the  bifurcation  of  the  bronchi.   Sensation of
choking on lying down.
  Kali carb. -Difficult, wheezing breathing. Dyspnoea; worse from
drinking,  and from  motion; cannot walk fast; arrest  of  breathing,
awaking him at night.  Breathing labored after paroxysms of cough.
Asthma; must  lean forward with head on table;  worse in the  morn-
ing.   Dyspnoea, with violent and irregular beating of heart.   Feels
as if there were no air  in chest.
  Kali chlor.  -(Asthma;  for the mucus,  if white and hard to cough
up;  tongue as  in n; see 25.— Schussler.)
  Kali iod.   No air enters lungs,  epigastrium sunken; face livid;
laryngeal  obstruction.
  ♦Kali nit.   ♦Cannot  drink for want of breath; has  to take drinks
in little sips.   Little children take  hold of the  cup or glass with
both hands, and  take greedily one sip after another.   -Paroxysms
of difficult and rapid breathing, evening and night, less in morning;
oppressed breathing, on ascending  stairs.   Asthma,  cannot  lie in
horizontal position.   Terrible attacks  of asthma, with violent gasp-
ing and suffocation.   Abdominal  respiration.
  Kali phos. °{Breath  offensive,fetid;  tongue coated like brownish,
liquid mustard.  In asthma,  in often repeated,  large doses.    This is
the chief  remedy for  the depressed condition of the nervous system,
and  breathing.  Hay-asthma, for the depressed, asthmatic breathing.
Shortness of breath  on going  up-stairs —Schussler.)
  ♦Kalmia.  ♦Dyspnoea and pain—angina  pectoris.   °Difficult and
oppressed breathing; the throat feels swollen; nausea—rheumatism.
Oppressed,and short of breath, which obliges him to breathe quickly,
involuntarily.
  Kreosotum.   -Shortness  of breach, with  sensation  of  heaviness
in chest,  and frequent  desire to  take a  deep  breath; chest  feels
bruised as if beaten. Difficult breathing, with anxiety. Oppression
of chest. 
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   Lachesis.   -Asthma:  worse  from  covering mouth  or  nose, or
 touching throat; or moving arms; on  awaking; after eating or talk-
 ing;  better sitting bent forward.  Chest feels constricted.   In the
 morning when sitting  up  quickly, the breathing  becomes slow,
 difficult,  whistling.  Chest stuffed;  short cough,  with  scanty, diffi-
 cult expectoration.  Asthma  during  scabies, if the itching ceases.
   Laurocerasus.   ^Breathing: slow, feeble,   moaning  or  rattling-
 slow, feeble,almost imperceptible; panting,very difficult.  Dyspnoea
 with  sensation as  if lungs would not be sufficiently expanded, or as
 if pressed against  the spine.   Spasmodic oppression of chest.  Gasp-
 ing for breath; suffocative spells; he clutches at   his  heart;  palpi-
 tation.
   Ledum.   -Spasmodic, double inspiration, with sobbin» as after
 crying  hard.  Oppressed,   quick  breathing;  oppressed, painful
 breathing.   Suffocative arrest of  breathing, and opisthotonos, pre-
 vious to coughing.   Oppressive constriction of chest,  worse  from
 motion and  walking.
   Lilium tig.   -Breathing oppressed,   with  oppression  in  lower
 part of chest;  worse 4 a. m.   Short, oppressed breathing; sighing;
 frequent desire to  take a long breath.    Feeling of compression and
 weight.   Chest feels too full  of blood;  slight  relief from sighing.
   Lithium.  LOn  inspiring, the  air feels cold, even into lungs. Con-
 striction of chest when walking in open air after breakfast,then ex-
 pectoration of  much mucus, by  hawking,  as if  from  middle  of
 sternum.
   ♦Lobelia.  ♦Extremely difficult  breathing, caused by constriction
 of chest.  l Sensation of a  foreign  body in throat, impeding breath-
 ing and  swallowing.  Dyspnoea and asthma, with sensation of a lump
 in pit of throat, immediately  above  sternum. Contraction  of  chest,
 with deep inhalations.   Want of breath; hysterical.   Impossibility
 of deep inspiration.   Short inhalation  and  long, deep  exhalation.
 Inclination to  sigh, or get  a  very  deep breath;   deep inspiration
 relieves the pressive pain in epigastrium.  Asthma worse from exer-
 tion, with disordered  stomach;  especially a feeling of  weakness in
 pit of stomach; asthmatic attack  often  preceded  by   prickling all
over,  even to fingers and toes.
   *Lycopodium.   ♦Dyspnoea, as if chest were constricted by cramp.
cBreathing short,   in children, worse  during sleep and from every
exertion.  Oppression of breathing, worse walking in open air, with 
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 weakness.   Dyspnoea,  worse  when  lying  on  back.    Whizzing
 breathing in day time,  with sensation of too much mucus in chest;
 loud rattling.
   Manganum.   -Breathing hot and  burning, with disagreeable heat
 in chest.  Pain in second left  rib, from  talking.   Pains  in head,
 ears, arms, stomach,  worse from  breathing, talking or laughing.
   Marum ver.    -Stitches in right   chest when inhaling;  catarrhal
 asthma, especially in the aged.
   Mephitis.    -Asthma,  as from  inhaling  vapors  of  sulphur;  in
 sleep; of drunkards.   Inhalation difficult; exhalation almost impos-
 sible; or barking.            '
   Mercurius.    Short of breath on ascending or walking.  Asthma
 from fumes of  arsenic; better from tobacco smoke  and in  cold air.
 Dyspnoea; sensation  of  spasmodic  contraction  when  coughing  or
 sneezing.
   Mezereum.    ^Dyspnoea, as if from  adhesions or  contraction  of
 lungs.   On stooping chest feels too tight.   Desire to take a long
 breath.
   Muriatic acid.  -Breathing deep;  groaning;  moaning;  deep sigh-
 ing.   Breathing seems to come from stomach. Short  breath, with
 rattling after drinking, talking, coughing.   Dyspnoea and constric-
 tion of chest—whooping cough.
   Natrum mur.  ;Breathing anxious, oppressed;  short   on walking
 fast, better in  open air and when exercising  arms.  Attacks of suffo-
 cation.   Breath hot.   (Asthma, with profuse,  frothy mucus.  Hay-
 fever, for the watery  discharge  from the eyes and  nose; should be
 sniffed up also.—Schussler.)
   ♦Natrum sulf.   ♦Asthma with young people  from a general bron-
 chial catarrh;  afterwards, with  every  change to  damp  weather.
 °Short breath when  walking,  gradually  relieved  by  rest.  Great
 dyspnoea; desire to take deep breath during  damp,  cloudy  weather.
 After  sunset,  oppressed  feeling  in chest, and  feeling of  a ball
 in throat, with tendency to cry; like hysteria.
   Nitric acid.   ^Awakens often all  stopped up with mucus;  must
 expectorate before he  can  breathe  easily.   Loses her breath and
 speech  she is  so weak—uterine displacement.  Intermittent breath-
 ing.   Short breath, panting during work.
   Nux mos.  ^Breath  short  after  eating;  sudden  loss  of breath.
Dyspnoea, with feeling of weight in  chest.  Chest as if too narrow,
after cold washing.   Constrictive feeling  in  muscles  of  chest. 
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  Nux vom.   °Spasms of chest from vapors of copper  or arsenic.
Asthma, with fullness in stomach, better after belching;  oppression
mornings or  after t-ating;  spasmodic  constriction of  lower part of
chest, worse  from cold  air  or exercise.   Short, slow,  stridulous
breathing.
  Oleander.   ^Oppressed  breathing when lying;  also as if the chest
were too narrow, with long,deep  breathing.   Stertorous  breathing.
  Opium.  °Short inspiration; long,  slow expiration,  epigastrium
drawn  in; fine rales,  constant  cough, sopor,  face bluish;  great  an-
guish and dread  of suffocation ; looks  as  if  dying;  slightly better
from cold air and'bending forward;  worse from  smoking or  wine.
Difficult intermitting breathing,  as from paralysis  of  lungs.   Rat-
tling breathing, or deep,  snoring  breathing, with wide open mouth;
stertorous breathing.   Suffocative attacks during  sleep, like night-
mare—diphtheria.
  Oxalic acid. -Difficult breathing, with constrictive pain in larynx
and wheezing; oppression more toward right side—angina pectoris.
Jerking inspiration, and sudden,  forced expiration,  as though  he
made a sudden effort to relieve  intense pain by expelling the air from
lungs —angina pectoris.    Paroxysms of short,  hurried   breathing,
with intervals of ease.
  ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Respiration short,  labored,   anxious,  panting,
with tightness and oppression  of chest.   Loud mucous rales dur-
ing respiration, especially in  lower lobes.   °Asthma, with fear of
suffocation.    Oppression and anxiety in chest, worse  evening  and
morning.   Stridulous inspiration in  evening  on  falling asleep;
nightly suffocative spells,  as if lungs were  paralyzed.  Spasmodic
constriction  of chest.   Noisy,  panting  breathing.   Difficult  inspi-
ration;  chest feels full and heavy, with tension. Short breath after
each cough;  oppression  and palpitation from a  short walk;  worse
after eating.    Fullness in chest,  as  after eating  too  much.   Phos-
phoric  acid.  Dyspnoea  as   from weakness of  chest, caused  by
odors;  by talking.  Oppression of chest,with contraction; with anx-
iety; when beginning to  walk; at night.
  ♦Physostigma.   ♦Labored, sighing respiration; yawning.
  Phytolacca.   -Respiration   difficult, oppressed;  loud  mucous
rales.   Constant moaning and gasping  for air—diphtheria.  Faint,
with sighing, slow breathing.
  Plumbum.   -Want of  breath; oppression   from  motion,  short 
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of breath on going upstairs.  Heavy, difficult   breathing.  Spas-
modic dyspnoea.
  Podophyllum.   °Inclined to breathe deeply; sighing.   Shortness
of breath.   Sensation of suffocation on first lying down  at night.
  Psorinum.   Short of breath.    Chest  expands   with  difficulty.
Cannot get breath.  Anxious dyspnoea, with palpitation.  Dyspnoea
worse sitting up to write,  better lying down;  worse the nearer the
arms are brought to the body. Asthmatic attacks with hydrothorax.
Stitches from behind forward, in chest and  back, when  breathing.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Shortness  of  breath, anxiety,  and palpitation when
lying  on left side.   'Asthma:  especially  of  children  after suppres-
sion of rash; in hysteria,or with suppressed  menses; in the evening,
especially after a meal.  Dyspnoea: with vertigo,  and weakness in
head,  when lying on  back;  at  night, in bed,  as  if throat  or chest
were constricted; or as if fumes of sulphur had been inhaled; morn-
ings,  low down in chest.    Oppression of  chest on  walking  fast,
ascending an eminence or  exercising.
  ♦Ranunculus bulb.   ♦Short and  oppressed  breathing, with burn-
ing and fine stitching  pains  in  chest, and  inclination to  draw a
long breath, with much weeping.
  Rhus tox.    Oppression, as if the  breath was stopped  at pit of
stomach; worse after a meal;  anxious, as if  not able to draw a long
breath.
  Rumex.    Frequent feeling as if she could not get another breath.
Suffocating  feeling even down to epigastrium, as if  tough phlegm
must  work up,  with cough ; despair even to suicidal  feeling; pros-
trate,  tearful after attack.
  Sambucus.   Breathing  anxious,  loud, quick,  wheezing,  crow-
ing.   Oppression  of chest,  with  pressure  in stomach,  and nausea.
Nightly suffocative   attacks,  with   great restlessness; shedding of
tears and throwing about of arms.   Suffocative  attacks  after  mid-
night.   Child suddenly awakens nearly suffocated,  sits up  in bed,
turns  blue, gasps for breath,  which it finally gets; spell passes off,
it  lies down again, aroused sooner or later in same manner.
  Sanguinaria.   Short,accelerated, constrained  breathing;  extreme
dyspnoea;  cheeks  and  hands livid;  compressible  pulse—typhoid
pneumonia.  Asthma, especially after the "rose-cold;" worse from
odors.   Painful sighing respiration.   Inclination to  take  deep in-
spiration, which increases constriction of chest,  and causes tearing
pains in chest; worse  right side. 
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  Sarsaparilla. -Shortness of breath;  he must loosen the neck-cloth
and vest.   Stoppage of breath,  as if  by spasm,  with  constriction
of throat.
  ♦Secale.   ♦Anxious,  labored   inspiration.   Constant  sighing;
hiccough.
  Sepia.  -Oppression of  chest  and shortness  of  breath  when
walking.  Severe oppression of chest  toward evening.   After emo-
tions  of mind, loses breath and gets palpitation.
  Silicia.  -Shortness of breath and panting from  walking fast, or
from  manual labor. Arrest of breathing when lying on  back; when
stooping; when running,  also after  running;  when  coughing.  Op-
pression of  chest, she cannot take  a  long breath.  Asthma  when
lying  down; spasmodic cough; spasm  of larynx;  pulsations in chest;
often  with  profuse, purulent sputa.
  Spigelia.   -Short of breath; worse when talking, with red cheeks
and lips.   Dyspnoea and  suffocating attacks  when moving in hed,
or raising arms;  must lie on  right  side,  or with head  high—heart-
disease.
  ♦Spongia.   ♦Dyspnoea  and great  weakness  in chest,  so that she
could hardly talk after slight exercise.   Sensation as if he  had to
breathe through a dry sponge.   -Asthma: from  taking  cold, cannot
lie down; sibilant bronchi; after menses.  Awakens with suffocative
sensation.   Wheezing, anxious,  worse during inspiration, with vio-
lent   laboring  of abdominal  muscles;   whistling  rales between
coughs-whooping  cough.    Croup.   Dyspnoea:  severe   on lying
down; exhaustion, worse in  chest after every exertion;  sudden
weakness, tottering while walking,  blood seems to rush  into chest
as if  it would burst; with frothy,white sputa,and much retching an
hour  after; slight coughing brings up gray,   lumpy mucus, relieved
by bending  body forward.
  ♦Squilla.   ♦Dyspnoea, with  stitches in chest  during inspiration:
moaning with open mouth; wheezing; rattling, with pleurisy; must
sit up; short,  from least  exertion.  °So out of breath, cannot drink;
child  seizes the cup eagerly,  but can  drink only in sips.
  Stannum.   °Attacks of asthma,preceded by symptoms of ordinary
cold,  4 or 5 a. m. ; attacks increase and decrease  gradually.  Dis-
position to  take a  deep breath,  causing a feeling  of  lightness.
Evening dyspnoea;  must  loosen  clothing.  Crowing, snorting  res-
piration.  Oppressed breathing from  every movement,  when lying
down and in evening. 
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   Staphisagria.   Dyspnoea with  constriction, also after seminal
 emissions.
   Stramonium.  -Rattling breathing  toward 12 p.  m.  in  whooping
 cough,  in chill and  sweat.  Frequent respiration, breath oppressed.
 Breathing short, difficult, anxious,  during heat or  sweat.   Spasms
 of muscles of chest; single  parts  twitch;  spasmodic  motions of
 arms; sometimes chest  fixed, breathes  only with diaphragm  and
 abdominal muscles.   Inspiration slow, expiration quick.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Dyspnoea,  oppression and  anxiety,  on bending  arms
 backwards.    Nightly suffocative fits;  wants  doors and  windows
 open.   Difficult breathing with visible  beating of  heart   Rattling
 in chest,  worse after expectoration.
   Tabacum.    Paroxysms  of suffocation.  Dyspnoea;  costiveness.
 Hurried, anxious, irregular respiration.   Asphyxia. Sticking under
 sternum,  with inability  to  take a deep  breath.
   Terebinthina.   Difficult respiration,as from congestion of lungs.
 Asthma, worse from motion.
   Thuja occ.    Short breath, from  mucus in  trachea, from full-
 ness and constriction in hypochondria  and upper abdomen.  Asthma,
 worse at night, with red face; coughing  spells, or  sensation of ad-
 hesion of lungs.
   Valeriana.    Choking  in throat pit;  on point of falling  asleep,
 she awakens  as if suffocating.   Inspirations  grow   less deep   and
 more rapid, until  they cease; then she catches her  breath by a sob-
 bing effort, so on in spells—asthma.
   ♦Veratrum alb.   ♦Difficult  respiration,  with tightness  and  con-
 striction of  chest.   °Dyspncea.   Oppression.   Contractive  spasm
 of chest.  Asthma in damp, cold weather; in  early morning; better
 throwing head back; inclination   for motion; cold  sweat of upper
 part of  body.
   Veratrum vir.    Breathing: labored,  must  sit up; cold  sweat on
 face;  decreases respiration; pneumonia.  Oppression of chest.
   Viola odorata.     Difficult  breathing,  with  painful  exhalation;
 anxiety,  palpitation  of heart —hysteria.   Dyspnoea  with occasional
 cough;  worse in day-time than at night—pregnancy.  Shoitness of
 breathing and  violent dyspnoea,  as if  a  stone  were  lying  on chest.
 Soft, noiseless breathing.
   Zincum met.  °Asthma: evening after eating, from  flatus;  with
increase of dyspnoea, when  expectoration stops; decreasing when
it  recommences. 
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   Zingiber.  °Humid asthma,  loosens  the  phlegm.   Painful  res-
 piration; more difficult at night, must sit up  in bed; worse two or
 three hours every morning—asthma.


                             REPERTORY.

 Breath—arg. n.,  arn., bapt,  brom., calad., caust., mur. a., psor.,
 rhus, rumex, squill.
   Cold—camph., carb. v., caust.,  cinch., lith.,  nat  m.
   Fetid, offensive—arn., con.,   ♦caps.,  croc,   ipec, kali   phos.,
 mang.
   Hot—aeon.,  camph., ferr., mang., nat. m.

 Breathing—aeon.,  nit. a.
   Abdominal—kali n., stram.
   Accelerated—colch., eye, glon.
   Asphyxia—♦ant  t, tabac.
   Anxious—aeon.,  ant. t, ars., belb, camph., ferr., hell., hep.  s.,
 ipec, nat.m., ♦phos., psor., samb., ♦secale, ♦spong., stram., tabac
   Arrest of—alum., ♦arg.  n., caust., guaiac,  kali c,  led., psor.,
 rhus, sars., sil.
   Asthmatic—aeon.,  aib, alum., ambr., ♦amyl, ♦arn.,  ♦ars.,   arum,
 ascl. t.,  aur.,  belb,  benz. a., bovist.,  brom.,  calad., calc. c,
 camph., caps., carb.v., cham., cinch., cist., coff.,  colch.,coloc, con.,
 cupr., dig., dulc,  ferr., hyper., ill.  an., ipec,  kali  c,  kali  chlor.,
 kali n.,   kali phos.,  lach.,  lob., mar. v.,  meph.,  mere, nat.  m.,
 ♦nat s., nux v., phos., psor.,  puis.,  sang.,  sib,  spong.,  stann.,
 terebin., thuj., valer., ver. a.,  zinc, zing.
   Audible— colch.
   Barking— meph.
   Blowing—cinch.
   Crowing —cinch., gels.,  mag. phos., samb., stann.
   Deep—aeon.,  agar., ambr., ant.  c, arg. m., arg. n., brom., bry.,
 camph., can. i., canth.,  caps.,  dig.,  eup.  purp., mur.  a.,  samb.,
 hep. s.,  lob., olean ,  opium.
   Deep, inclined to take—agar., borax, brom.,  bry., calc. e, caps.,
 cheb, glon., ♦ign.,  kreos., lib,  mez., nat. s.,  pod.,  ranunc,  rhus,
 sang., sib,  stann.,  tabac.
   Difficult,  dyspnoea—acet. a.,  ♦aeon.,  agar., aib,  aloe,  am.  c,
 ♦amyl,   ant. c,  ♦ant.  t, apis,  apoc, ♦arn., ♦ars., ascl.  t,   bapt.,
 belb, benz.a , borax,  brom., ♦cact., calc.ph., camph., can.s., caps.,
 carb. v., cic, cinch.,  ♦cocc  e,  coloc,  cupr.,   dig., dros., dulc,
 eup. perf.,  eup.  purp.,  ♦ferr.,  hell.,  ♦hep.  s.,  ♦ipec,  kali  bi.,
 kali  c,  kali n., ♦kalm., kreos.,  lach., laur., ♦lob., ♦lye, mag. phos.,
 mere , mez., mur. a.,  nat. s.,   nux  m.,  opium, oxal.   a.,   phos.,
 phos. a., phyt.,plumb., psor., puis., rumex, sang., ♦spong., ♦squill.,
 stann.,  staph.,  stram., ♦sub,  tabac,   terebin., ♦ver. a., viola o.,
zinc, zing.
  Emphysema—am. c, ars., brom.,  carb. v.
  Expiration, exhalation—ambr., ant.t,  arg. n.,  ars., borax, caps., 
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 Breathing continued.
 cinch., dros.,   ferr.,   gels., ipec,  lob., meph.,  opium,  oxal.  a.,
 stram., viola o.
   Feeble—laur.
   Forcible—gels.
   Frequent—agar., calc.  phos.,  dig., hep.  s., stram.
   Gasps for—brom.,  hell.,  ipec, kali  n., laur.,  phyt., samb.
   Gentle—bell.
   Groaning—mur.  a.
   Heavy—aib, ant. e, ant. t, belb, gels., glon., plumb.
   Hissing— acet. a.
   Hurried —acet. a.,  ♦aib,  apis,  asaf.,  belb,  ferr. phos.,  oxal.  a.,
 tabac.
   Impeded—♦abrot,  aloe, arg.n., brom., bry., clem.,  eye, ign., lob.
   Imperceptible—belb, laur.
   Inspiration,  inhalation—agar.,  arg. m., ♦arg.   n.,   baryt., brom.,
 bry., can.i.,  caps., cheb, cina, cinch.,  coff., eup.purp., ferr., gels.,
 hyos., ign.,  led.,  lith.,   lob.,   mar. v.,  meph., opium, oxal.  a.,
 phos., puis., sang.,  ♦secale, spong., ♦squill., stram., valer.
   Intermittent—nat.  a., opium.
   Interrupted—♦cina, ♦cupr.
   Irregular—♦aib, belb, colch., ♦dig.,  tabac.
   Labored—acet. a.,   aeon.,   aescul.,   can. i., dulc, gels.,  glon.,
 kali c., ♦phos., ♦physos., ♦secale, sars., ver.  v.
   Long—gels., lob.,  olean., opium.
   Loss of—arn., ♦ars., hyos.,  ign., ipec,  nit.  a.,  nux m., sepia,
 squill.
   Loud—aeon., carb. v.,  cinch.,  colch.,  ferr.,  lye,  phos.,  phyt.,
 samb., spong.
   Moaning—laur., mur. a., phyt, squill.
   Noisy—aeon., phos.
   Obstructed—acet. a., cocc.
   Oppressed—aeon.,  agar., aib,  alum.,  ambr.,  ant.  c.,*ant.  t,
apis, ♦apoc, ♦ars., ascl. t, aur., bapt., benz. a., bovist.,  ♦cact,
calad., camph., can.  i., can. s.,   caps.,  cham.,  cheb,  cic,  cina,
cinch., coff., colch.,  coloc,  eye,  dros., dulc,   eup.   perf., ferr.,
♦ferr. phos., glon.,  hyos.,  ign.,  kali   c, kali  n.,   kalm.,  kreos.,
laur., led., lib,  lye, nat. m., nat. s., nux v., olean., oxal. a., *phos.,
phos. a., phyt., plumb.,  puis.,  ♦ranunc, rhus,   samb.,   sepia,  sib,
stann., stram.,  ♦sub,  ver. a., ver. v.
   Painful—aescul.,  aloe, arg. m., arg.  n., ♦ascl. t,  borax, can.  s.,
caps.,  cinch.,, dig.,  eup. perf., ♦kalm.,  led., mang.,  mar. v., psor.,
♦ranunc,  sang., ♦squill.,  tabac, viola o., zing.
   Panting—arg.,  cupr., ipec,   kali bi., laur., nit.  a.,  ♦phos., sil.
   Quick—aeon., apis, belb, borax,bry., cham., chel., cinch., cupr.,
ipec,  kalm., led.,  samb., stram.
   Rales,  mucous—hyos.,phos., phyt.
   Rapid—aescul., ant. t, kali  n., valer.
   Rattling — acet. a.,  alum., ♦ant. t, brom , carb. v., cham.,  cinch.,
cupr.,  dulc, eup.  perf ,   ferr.,  hep.  s., hyos.,  ♦ipec,  laur.,  lye,
mur. a.,  opium, phos., phyt.,  spong., squill., stram., sul. 
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 Breathing continued.
   Short—aeon.,  aib,  am. c,   ant. c,   ♦ant. t, apis,  arn.,  ars.,
 baryt, belb, borax, ♦calc.c, calcph., carb.v., caust, cham., cheb,
 ♦cina,  cinch.,  coff.,  cupr.„  ferr.  phos., hep.  s., iod., ipec,  kali
 phos.,  kalm.,  kreos., lib, lob., ♦lye, mere,  mez.,  nat.m.,  nat. s.,
 nit. a., nux m., nux v.,  opium,  oxal.   a., ♦phos.,  plumb., pod.,
 psor., ♦puis.,  ♦ranunc,  sang.,  sars.,   sepia, sib,  spig.,  squill.,
 stram., thuj.,  viola o.
   Sighing--aeon.,  ant. c,  apoc,  borax,  calc.   ph.,  caps.,  ♦dig.,
 glon., hell., ♦ign.,  ipec, lib, lob.,  mur.  a., ♦physos.,  phyt, pod.,
 sang., ♦secale.
   Slow—aeon., belb, camph., caps.,  cinch.,  colch.,  coloc,  dig.,
 gels., lach., laur., nux  v., opium, phyt.,  stram.
   Snoring—opium.
   Snorting—stann.
   Spasmodic—arum,  aur., hyper., nux v., phos., plumb.
   Stertorous—belb, glon., olean., opium.
   Stridulous—nux  v., phos.
   Suffocative—agar.,  ant. c,  ♦ant. t., apis, arg. n., aur.,   baryt.,
 calad.,  calc. ph., camph.,  can.  i.,  cham.,   cinch., ferr.,  graph.,
 hep.  s., ipec,  kali n.,  laur.,  led.,  mag. phos.,  nat. m., opium,
 phos., pod., rumex,  samb., spong., sub,  tabac, valer.
   Superficial—aeon.,  cupr.
   Suppressed —cupr.
   Tightness—ant.  t, ambr., asaf., bapt, kali bi., con., ♦ver. a.
   Want of—♦ant  t,  arg. m., arg. n., arn.,  ♦kali  n., lob., mez.,
 plumb.,  squill.
   Wheezing—aib, ars ,  brom.,  can.  s., caps., cinch., cist.,  hep. s.,
 *ipec,  kali bi., kali c,  lye,  oxal. a., samb., spong., squill.
   Whistling—aloe, ♦ars., cinch.,cupr.,  lach., spong.
   Whooping cough—mur. a., spong., stram.

   Catarrh—arum, baryt.,  cinch., ipec, mar. v.,  ♦nat. s.
   Hydrothorax—♦apoc, hell.,  psor.

Parts.
   Air-passages—aib,  ars., brom., ♦ipec
   Bronchi—aib, caps.,  kali bi.,  ♦nat. s.
   Chest —aeon.,  agar.,  aib,  aloe,   ambr,  amyl,  ant.  c, apoc,
♦ars., asaf., aur.,  baryt, borax,  bovist, bry.,♦cact, calad., camph.,
can. i.,  caps.,  carb. v.,  cham.,  cina, cinch.,  colch., coloc, eye,
dros., eup.  perf.,  eup. purp., ferr.,  gels.,  graph.,  hell.,  hep.  s.,
hyos., ign., ipec,  kali c, kalm., kreos., lach., laur., led., lib, lith.,
lob., ♦lye,  mang., mar. v.,  mez., mur.  a., nat.  s., nux m.,nux v.,
olean., oxal. a.,  ♦phos.,  phos.  a.,  psor., puis., ♦ranunc,  samb.,
sang., sepia, sib,  spong., stram.,  sub,  ver. a., ver.  v.
  Diaphragm—arg. n., stram.
  Epigastrium—♦apoc, arg. n.,  kali i., lob.,  opium, rumex.
  Glottis—brom., cinch., gels.,  mag. phos.
  Larynx—acet.  a., agar., ♦amyl,  brom.,  hep. s.,  kali c,   oxal.a.,
sil. 
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CHAP1ER XXVI.--RESPIRATION
Parts continued.
  Lungs—aeon.,   aescul.,  asaf.,   ♦ascl.  t,  bapt.,   baryt.,   belb,
benz. a.,  calc. c,  ♦caps.,  carb. v., cinch ,  ♦crot.  t,  cupr.,  ferr.,
kali  i.,  mez., opium, oxal. a., phos.,  sang., terebin.,  thuj.,ver. v.
  Muscles  of  chest—aeon., arg.  n.,calc c,  cic,  nux m., spong.,
stram.
  Praecordia -guaiac , ipec.
  Throat-acet. a., aloe,  amyl, apis,  asaf.,  calc.  c, cocc,  cupr.,
dros.,  ipec, kalm., lach.,  loD., nat. s.,  puis., sars.,  valer.
  Sternum—can.  s, cina., lith.
  Trachea-aloe,  ♦amyl,  ♦ars., cist., thuj.

Sensations-aeon.,agar., aib, aloe,  ambr., ♦apoc,  ascl. t,  bapt.,
baryt,  belb,  brom., bry., ♦cact.,  calc. e, camph., caps., carb. v.,
cham.,  cist,  ♦crot. t.,  dros.,  eup.  purp., ♦ferr.,   glon., graph.,
guaiac, ign., iod.,  ♦ipec, kali bi.,  kali c,   kalm.,  kreos,  lach.,
laur., lib,  lob., lye  meph.,  mere,  mur. a., nat.s., nuxm., olean.,
♦phos., phos. a.,  pod.,  rhus, rumex, ♦spong.,  stann.,  thuj., ♦ver.a.,
viola o.
  Constriction—agar., ♦amyl, ant.  e,  arg. n.,  ♦ars.,  asaf., aur.,
♦cact.,  cocc, graph.,  hell.,   ipec,  lach.,  led., lith.,  lob.,  ♦lye,
mur.  a., nux  m.,  nux v.,  oxal. a.,  phos., puis., sang., sars.,  staph.,
thuj., ♦ver. a.

  Sits straight  up—♦aeon.,  alum.,  ♦ant t, brom.,  can. s.,  ferr.,
hell., hep. s.,  squill., ver. v., zing.
  Sits stooped—alum., ♦ars., kali  bi., kali c, lach.,  mez., opium,
sib,  spong.
  Spasms—arg. n., asaf.,  aur., bovist.,   brom.,  cic, cinch., gels.,
hyper., laur., led.,  mag.  phos., nux v.,  phos., plumb.,  sars., sib,
stram., ver. a.
  Weakness—canth., carb. v., lob., nit.  a.,  phos, a., ♦spong. 
         CHAPTER  XXVII.-COUGH AND
                   EXPECTORATION.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Absinthium.   °Cough with liver complaint.
   Acetic acid.   °Cough: croup-like  sound;  a hollow  sound  with
 each inhalation.
   ♦Aconitum.   ♦Cough  dry,   hoarse,  loud,  spasmodic,  rough;
 croaking; awakening with danger  of suffocation; dry,hard  and ring-
 ing.   Child grasps its throat every time it coughs. Cough  dry and
 painful; short,  dry, hacking,excited by tickling in larynx; expecto-
 ration absent,  or bloody, thick, white mucus.  °Cough  worse   after
 taking cold; drinking cold   water;  from  tobacco-smoke; lying on
 either side; evening, night,  more after midnight.   Lying on   back
 partially relieves dry cough  with  nervous excitability,
   ♦Agaricus.   ♦Sudden, convulsive cough, worse forenoons.  °Vio-
 lent cough in isolated attacks,  ending in repeated sneezing.  Con-
 vulsive,  hacking cough, with oppressive sweat. Violent, spasmodic
 cough at night. Expectoration  of small, transparent lumps, almost
 without cough, relieving lungs.
   Ailantus.    cCough:  dry, hacking,   constant;  with  oppression,
 burning and pains in chest;  tight and wheezing,with  scanty expec-
 toration; pains  through  left  lung;  continual,  deep, bronchial, with-
 out pain; worse from   exercise.  Violent fits  of  coughing, before
 retiring and on rising.   Coughs continually until she raises freely,
 then better.  Cough, with  breathing  somewhat oppressed; muco-
 purulent expectoration;  free in  morning, sticky and scanty  during
 day.  Expectoration: at tirries  mixed with blood,  at times blood
 alone; bitter,yellow; more  mornings.
  ♦Alumina.  ♦Continued, dry,  hacking cough: with  vomiting and
arrest of breathing; uwith  frequent sneezing from sensation  as of
loose skin hanging in throat; from elongated uvula;  from  talking or
singing;  short; causes pains in  right  temple and top of  head, some-
times also difficult breathing, soon after walking in morning; every
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morning a long attack of dry cough, ending  in  difficult raising of
a little white mucus,with tearing  pain  and involuntary emission of
urine; in old or withered looking  people.
  ♦Ambra.  ♦Violent, spasmodic  cough,  with frequent eructations
and hoarseness.  cLifting a heavy weight aggravates cough.  Par-
oxysms  of cough, coming from deep in chest,  excited  by violent
tickling in throat; evening  without, morning  with  expectoration,
generally of grayish-white,  and seldom of  yellow, mucus,  of salty
or sour  taste.
  Ammonium carb.   -Cough at  night, about midnight;  violent,
about 3 or 4 a.  m.; dry,  particularly at night,  like  from "feather-
down" in  throat; short, asthmatic, from  irritation in  larynx, with
painful  sensation of  spasmodic contraction of chest  Cough with
asthma, evening in bed,  each time with stitch in scrobiculus.
  Ammonium mur.   Cough: dry,from tickling in throat night and
day; dry in morning, with  stitches  in chest or left hypochondrium;
becomes loose in afternoon; loose at  night, with stitches  in  left
hypochondrium, lying on back, worse when turning  on side; wors-
before eating or  drinking cold things.  Expectoration of  blood,
following  an itching in throat.
  Anacardium.  -Cough  excited  by talking, tickling  in  trachea.
Cough after eating, with vomiting of food;  with  pain in  occiput.
Expectoration of sweetish, flat  tasting mucus; tenacious,  grayish-
yellow;  purulent.
  ♦Antimonium curd.  °Cough after rising in morning, in attacks;
as if arising from abdomen; ♦the  first  attack  is always most severe,
the subsequent ones weaker and   weaker, until  the  last resembles
only a hacking—whooping-cough.   Stomach cough.  JCough in  the
hot sun; oncoming into  warm room from cold air; whooping-cough
after measles.  Looking into fire  increases cough.   Cough  shakes
the whole body, with copious involuntary escape of  urine.
  ♦Antimonium tart. ♦Coughing and gaping consecutively, particu-
larly children,with crying or dozing,and twitching in face.   Cough,
if children get angry, also  after   eating, child  vomits food   and
mucus.   Short cough with a shrill sound—bronchial  catarrh.  Cough
compels patient to sit up, is  moist  and rattling, but no expectoration.
Cough grows less frequent;  patient shows signs of carbonized blood.
:Catarrh provokes cough,though she had no power to cough. Gasp-
ing  for air before every attack   of cough.   Cough  with  copious, 
CHAPTER XXVII.
— COUGH AND EXPECTORATION
5bj
 frothy expectoration,  or without  expectoration.   Irritating cough,
 with  pus-like  expectoration.  Bloody,  slimy  expectoration  after
 haemoptysis.
   Apis.   -Irritation in suprasternal  fossa,inducing cough.  Severe
 cough,especially after  lying and sleeping.  Cough: croupy,with ring-
 ing sound; dry, with  gagging,and soreness of upper part of chest;
 with painful concussion of head.   Expectoration seldom; sweetish
 or tasteless.
   Apocynum.   Cough: loose, rattling, with  oppression  of  chest;
 short, dry; evening or night.  Scanty expectoration of white  mucus.
   ♦Argentum met.   ♦Laughing produces  mucus in larynx, and ex-
 cites cough.  Rawness and soreness  in upper part of  larynx when
 coughing,not when swallowing.  Attacks of rattling cough by day,
 not  at night, nor in open  air, with  easy  expectoration  of  white,
 thick  mucus, like  boiled starch.   °Cough  dry, caused by irritation
 in bronchi, with a sore pain.   Expectoration almost constant,  day
 and evening.   Stitches in the air  passages  from  below upward,
 with mucus in  the chest.
  Argentum nit cCough evenings; tobacco smoke becomes  almost
 intolerable.  Irritating  cough,tormenting evening and night.  Suffo-
 cative cough at  noon.  Paroxysms of  cough:  brought on by phlegm
 in larynx, irritation under  sternum,  by passion, laughing,stooping,
 smoking, ascending  stairs.   Expectoration  purulent, mixed  with
 light blood.   Catarrh at first  dry, later loose, with rattling  cough,
 profuse sweat, sickly look, hollow eyes,restless sleep; expectoration
 yellow. Belching,or straining  to vomit,during the  attack of  cough.
  ♦Arnica.   ♦Whooping-cough; the  child  cries before  paroxysm.
 Cough causes bloodshot eyes,  nosebleed;   expectoration of foaming
 blood or clots; sometimes  in evening, of putrid tasting mucus, which
 must be  swallowed.  Cough : in children, produced by weeping and
 lamenting; constant and dry;  shaking whole frame; causes bruised
 feeling in ribs;  from tickling in trachea.   Constant, insupportable
 tickling in trachea  every morning after rising. Paroxysms of cough
 at night  during  sleep,not awaking.  Expectoration:  offensive,  green,
 purulent; blood-streaked; when loosened must  be  swallowed; day
 and evening.
  ^Arsenicum.  ♦Cough excited by smoky sensation, or  as  by va-
pors of sulphur  in  larynx, or  by  constant  titillation  in  larynx.
Cough with bloody sputum.  Haemoptysis; after loss of blood, burn- 
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ing heat all over, especially with pain between scapula;  in drunk-
ards,or from suppressed menses.  °Cough:when going into cold,open
air; especially after drinking; evenings,directly after lying down; has
to sit up; afterwards contractive pain in epigastric region, causing
cough  to continue; weakness.   Night cough,  must sit  up as soon
as cough commences.  Deep, dry, unceasing cough.  Expectoration;
frothy  saliva; thick, yellow; green,  bitter,   salty  mucus,  streaked
with blood.
   Arum tri.   °Head and breast obstructed, full of mucus, without
spitting. Frequent  coughing, with much mucus and  much spitting.
Burning pain in lungs when coughing. Tickling cough from mucus
in trachea; at night after lying down inability to sleep;  hoarseness.
  Asafoetida.  °Irritation inducing dry  cough.  Cough on gaping.
Whooping-cough,  even of sucklings, sounding  like croup; rattling
breathing,  anxious   and restless,  chest and  abdomen hot,  urine
pale. Hoarse, ringing, short cough, excited by tickling in trachea,
with asthmatic feeling therein;  spasmodic   contraction of  thorax,
and accumulation of stringy mucus.
  ♦Asclepias tub.   ♦Dry cough  with constriction of  throat, causing
pain in forehead and abdomen;  dry,  hacking cough.
  Aurum met.  °Cough, with tough,  yellow  sputa, on  awaking in
morning.   Cough from want of  breath at  night.   Dry,  spasmodic,
nervous cough, peculiar to women;  periodically,  every night from
sunset  to sunrise.
  ♦Badiaga.   ♦Occasional severe paroxysm  of spasmodic cough:
ejecting viscid mucus from  the  bronchial  tubes;  at times  coming
forcibly out of mouth; caused by tickling  ijj larynx.
  Baptisia.   °Tickling in throat, provoking cough.
  Baryta  carb.  °Chronic   cough  in  scrofulous  children,  with
swollen glands and  enlarged tonsils; worse  after  slightest  cold.
Cough in presence  of strangers.  Spasmodic cough, excited by tick
ling and roughness in throat and  epigastrium; worse: evening until
midnight;  lying on  left side; active motion, ascending  or  stooping;
in cold air; from thinking of it; eating.  Nightly cough, chest full
of phlegm.
  ♦Belladonna.    ♦Short, dry cough, from tickling  in larynx. Dry,
spasmodic,  or hollow,  hoarse   cough, worse   at night.   Barking
cough  awaking after midnight,  with pain in larynx  and threatened
suffocation.  -Dry cough:  from dryness  of  larynx; from tickling, 
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 itching in back part of top of larynx,evening after lying down; from
 sensation of foreign body in larynx.  Attack of coughing as if  one
 had inhaled dust;  wakens at night;   mucous  expectoration.  Sen-
 sation of something   in  pit  of  stomach, exciting  cough.   Cough
 with bloody mucous  expectoration in  morning;  bloody taste  in
 mouth.   Night cough, wakens  from sleep.  Attacks of cough, end-
 ing with  sneezing.  Pressing pain in  nape of neck  when coughing.
 Child begins to cry before cough comes on.
   Benzoic acid.    Dry, constant,  hacking cough,  after suppressed
 gonorrhoea.  Cough followed by expectoration  of green mucus.
   ♦Borax.  ♦Hacking and violent cough,  with  slight  expectoration
  of bloody taste and smell.   Sticking  in  chest with  every  cough
 and deep inspiration.   Musty  expectoration,  with  pain  through
 chest to back.  Cough with expectoration  of white  mucus streaked
 with blood.  Dry, cachectic cough in  morning  or evening  when
 lying down.
   ♦Bromium.   ♦Cough with  sudden  paroxysms of suffocation  on
 swallowing;  respiration very short; obliged  to catch  for  breath.
 Irritation  and rawness  in  larynx, provoking cough  in evening.
 °Whooping-cough, with  croupous  hoarseness.  Cough  night  and
 day,  sounds loose, but no  expectoration;  aggravation  from  ex-
 ercise and on entering a warm room. Much rattling in  larynx when
 coughing.
   ♦Bryonia.   ♦Coming into  a warm room  from  cold air  excites
 cough.   Dry C3ugh,as if coming from stomach,with sticking pains
 under sternum.   Hacking, dry cough,  from upper  part of trachea.
 Sensation  as if head  and chest would fly to  pieces  on coughing.
 Cough with constant crawling  upward  in throat,  followed   by  ex-
 pectoration of  mucus.  Cough compels  patient to spring up in bed
 involuntarily and  immediately.   Nausea  excites  cough  and cough
 excites vomiting.   Expectoration of mucus streaked with blood.
   ^Cactus.  ♦Much rattling  of  mucus.    Spasmodic  cough, with
 copious mucous expectoration.   Cough, with thick, yellow  sputa,
 like boiled starch.
   Caladium.  /-Cough sudden and involuntary,  caused  by an irrita-
 tion high up in throat; it is  half cough, half moan.   Cough weak,
toneless, panting,  preventing sleep at night.
   ♦Calcarea carb.  ♦Cough: tickling as from a feather in the  throat;
at  night; °dry,  especially at  night; first dry,afterwards with profuse 
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 salty expectoration, with pain as if something had been torn loose
 from larynx; in  morning, with  yellowish  expectoration.  ♦Expec-
 toration of  mucus, with a sweetish taste,  ^of blood, with a rough,
 sore sensation in chest; of a putrid odor.  Cough caused by sensa-
 tion of plug,  which moved up and down in throat. Cough: excited
 by inspiration,  playing on piano, eating.
   Calcarea fluor.  ""(Cough with  whitish expectoration  of tenacious
 mucus. — Schussler.)
   Calcarea phos.  -Tubercular cough  with  soreness and-dryness in
 throat.  Cough with yellow expectoration; more in  morning;  with
 fever, dryness and thirst;  from 6 a.  m.  to 6  p. m. ; during difficult
 dentition.   With cough, stitches  in   chest, heat  on  lower part of
 chest  and  arms.   (Whooping cough in  weakly  constitutions.—
 Schussler.)
   Calcarea sulf.   -(Expectoration  of purulent,  bloody matter.—
 Schussler.)
   Camphora.   &Dry cough in  forenoon.  Violent dry  cough,  with
 hoarseness,  after measles.  Every inhalation  starts cough.
   ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Rough cough,with irritation immediately under
 sternum.  QHard,  dry  cough.
   Cannabis sat.  c'Hacking cough arises from pit of  throat,  with a
 cool, salty fluid,  deep in throat,   posteriorly.   Cough  with  green,
 viscid expectoration.
   ♦Capsicum. :|'With every explosive  cough, and  at no other time,
 expulsion of pungent,  fetid air.    Stitches in  suffering parts  with
 cough.   Cries after coughing.   Dry. hard,  evening cough,with pain
 in distant parts.   Nervous,  spasmodic  cough.   Cough in sudden
 paroxysms,  convulses whole body. Sputum dirty-brown,  not rusty.
 Cough:worse evening, night; when lying,  until fairly settled;  after
 sharp winds; dry cold weather; any draft, warm or cold; after warm
drinks.
   Carbo ani.    Cough  from tickling in right  side of  chest, or lying
 on right side; sputum  green.  Severe, dry cough shakes the abdo-
 men as if it would fall  out,  must support  the bowels;  loose rales,
until something is  coughed  up;  mornings, on  rising,  and  nearly
all day.
   Carbo veg.    Cough: spasmodic, hollow, in short, hard spells;
caused by a feeling as of vapor  of sulphur; worse evening, or  be-
fore  midnight; attimesdry, painful;  at others  with purulent, slimy, 
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offensive sputa; with copious sputa night and morning, and vomiting
after other symptoms of  whooping cough  are  gone;  with painful
stitches through head;  worse going from warm to cold places; mo-
tion; walking in open air; after lying down; evening in bed; eating
or drinking,  especially  cold food  or  drink; talking.  Sputa yellow-
green or  purulent;  brown;  bloody; or  less often  tenacious, whit-
ish mucus; or watery; of sourish  taste,or  unpleasant odor.
   Causticum.   °Cough: violent,  hollow,  at times dry,  with  pain
in right chest;  night and morning,  with tightly adhering mucus in
chest, soreness in chest; tickling in  paroxysms,  with sore sensation
in a streak down along  trachea,  where  every cough pains;  hacking
from rawness and tickling in throat; from exhaling; cold air; drafts
of air;  always from speaking.  Cough,with pain in hip, and involun-
tary passage of  drops  of  urine; dry,  remaining  after whooping-
cough.  Cough relieved  by a swallow of cold water.
   ♦Cepa. '  ♦Hacking cough, from inhaling  cold  air.   Violent ca-
tarrhal laryngitis; the hoarse cough seemed  to split and  tear the
larynx.   °Constant  inclination to hack.
   Chamomilla.   ^Hoarseness  and  rattling  cough from  mucus  in
trachea, especially during winter.   Cough caused by irritation low
down in air-passages, during night.  Paroxysm  of  coughing about
midnight, with which  something seems to rise in throat,  as if she
would  suffocate.   Constant irritation   beneath  the upper part  of
sternum, inducing cough.  Cough  particularly at night,  with tough,
slimy expectoration, tasting bitter. Cough with expectoration during
day.  Expectoration bloody, dark, coagulated.
   Chelidonium.   -Cough  violent,  somewhat  spasmodic;   dry,  in
paroxysms;   racking, as in consumption,  with  much expectoration
from lungs,  also with  pain  behind  sternum,  especially at night;
mornings, with copious mucous expectoration.
   Cicuta.   -Cough, with expectoration.
   Cina.   Short, hacking  cough at night.  Hacking cough followed
immediately by an effort to swallow something.  Violent,  period-
ically recurring paroxysms of whooping-cough,  excited by sensation
as if down were in throat,or by adherent mucus in larynx. Gagging
cough, morning after rising.  Hoarse,  gagging  cough in evening.
Rattling cough  in  spells.  Expectoration  whitish, slimy,  rarely
somewhat bloody, almost tasteless,  detached with difficulty.
   Cinchona.   °Cough with  pain  in larynx and sternum;  with  pain 
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througnout whole cavity of chest. Cough,  causing cutting in lower
abdomen; expectoration  difficult, black.   Cough,with granular spu-
ta during day or evening,  none night  or  morning.  Dry,  spas-
modic, or suffocative night  cough, as from vapor of sulphur, with
bilious vomiting.  Cough first hollow,dry  and painful; later bloody
expectoration. Sputa slimy, whitish.  Cou.*h worse: lying with head
low, or on left side; moving; deep breathing, talking,laughing, eat-
ing, drinking; evening or after   12 p. m. ;  lightly  touching  larynx;
least draft; loss  of fluids, after being awakened; from laughing.
  ♦Coccus cacti.   ♦Paroxysms of  tickling  cough,  ending with ex-
pectoration of mucus.   Cough caused by brushing  teeth or  rinsing
mouth with water.  Cough with expectoration of large quantities of
viscid, albuminous  mucus.  Short  paroxysms of cough, followed by
easy expectoration of globules of mucus.
  Colchicum.   -Slight cough, with coryza.   Frequent,  short, dry
cough, from  tickling in  larynx.  Night cough, with  involuntary
spurting  out  of urine.
  ♦Conium.   ♦Violent,  spasmodic, dry  cough,  chiefly when  first
lying down during day or night; or excited  by  itching and  tin-
gling in  chest and throat, or  by a  dry spot in  larynx.  Expecto-
ration during  day; difficult,  bloody, purulent, sometimes hardened;
expectoration  of putrid  taste and smell.  Cough loose,with inability
to expectorate, must swallow what is raised;  spasmodic, dry; worse
evenings and night,  very fatiguing.
  Corallium rub.  JOn  deep inspiration, stnsation as if ice-cold air
were streaming through  the air   passages,  with some provocation
to cough, and much difficult hawking of bronchial mucus  in morn-
ing; difficult,  oppressed  respiration;  convulsive, spasmodic  cough,
occurring in paroxysms; whooping-cough.
  Crocus.  °Violent attack  of exhausting,  dry  cough,  relieved by
laying hand on pit  of stomach.   Cough, with spitting of blood.
  ♦Cuprum met.   ♦Long-continued paroxysms of convulsive cough-
ing, with vomiting of  mucus;  blue face  and  lips.  Cough, with
interrupted,  almost  suppressed  respiration.   JCough dry, suffo-
cative, worse  nights; evening  dry; morning  slight expectoration
of phlegm,  with  dark  blood   of  putrid  .taste .and smell;  unin-
terrupted,  cannot  speak a  word,  discharge of mucus from nose;
after sea wind;  worse inhaling  cold air;  taking  a deep  breath;
laughing;  after  eating   solid  food;  when  bending  backwards; 
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 better by drinking  cold water;  with whooping,  children get stiff,
 breathing ceases, spasmodic twitchings;  after awhile consciousness
 returns,  they vomit,  and recover but slowly.
   Cyclamen.  -Suffocative  cough,  caused by scraping and  dryness
 in trachea.
   Digitalis.   -Hollow, deep, spasmodic  cough, excited  by rough-
 ness and scratching in  roof of  mouth, and in  trachea;   morning
 without,  evening with, scanty, yellow,  jelly-like mucus;  expecto-
 ration difficult. Cough worse about midnight, and toward morning;
 from  getting heated;  from eating;  from  drinking cold fluids;  talk-
 ing,  or walking   in open  air.    Expectoration  of sweetish  taste;
 sometimes  with  a little dark blood.
   ♦Dolichos.  ♦Cough on lying down at  night.
   ♦Drosera.   ♦The paroxysms  of cough  follow each other  so vio-
 lently that  he is scarcely  able to get his breath.   Rough,  irritable,
 dry sensation; deep in fauces,and  in soft palate; causing a hacking
 cough, with a yellow, mucous   expectoration,  and  hoarseness, the
 voice having a deep bass  sound; also  oppression of  chest, as  if
 air were  withheld,  on talking  and  coughing,  so  that  the breath
 could not be expired.  °Whooping-cough, in periodically  returning
 paroxysms,  in such frequent successions  that he can hardly get his
 breath; with ringing sound;  with drawing in  of abdomen.   During
 cough,efforts to vomit;  vomiting of water, mucus  and food; stitches
 in muscles  of chest, or bleeding  at nose and mouth.   Cough aggra-
 vated by  warmth;  drinking; tobacco  smoke;  laughing;   singing;
 weeping;  after lying down;  after midnight, or in  morning.  Ex-
 pectoration yellow,  bitter, or offensive, also bloody or pus-like.
   Dulcamara.  °Dry, hoarse, rough cough, or loose with  copious
 expectoration  of  mucus;  dull  hearing;  catarrhal fever.   Chronic,
 mucous cough after measles.  Panting cough,  like whooping-cough,
 worse with  each deep  inspiration.   Expectoration of pure blood.
 Cough worse when  lying down; from warmth of room, or from deep
 inspiration; better in  open air.    Whooping-cough,  excited by ex-
 cessive secretion of  mucus in larynx and  trachea.
  Erigeron.   °Bloody expectoration, incipient phthisis.
  Eupatorium perf.    °Hectic cough, from  suppressed intermittent
fever.  Loose  cough during apyrexia; also,  at  night,  after measles.
Rough, irritating  cough ; chest   sore, must  support   it with hands;
flushed face, tearful eyes. 
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  Eupatorium purp.   °Hacking  cough  in evening.   Cough  with
soreness and heat in  bronchi.   Dry, hacking cough in  spells,  before
the attack of ague.
  ♦Euphrasia.   ♦Profuse expectoration of mucus by voluntary hawk-
ing.   -'Cough:  on rising in morning,  continuing  until  lying down
again; can scarcely get breath;  tickling in  trachea,  worse from  to-
bacco smoke;  better when eating;  from mucous or watery vomiting;
came on after haemorrhoids had  disappeared;  with  severe coryza,
eyes affected;   difficult expectoration  during  day; interruption of
breath; no cough  at night;  from the smoke of wood.
  Ferrum met.   cCough:  spasmodic, from  tickling in  trachea; at
night must sit  up to  raise  sputum; spasmodic;   after eating, with
vomiting of food; after drinking, with  stitches in  chest  and sore-
ness.   Sputa: copious, putrid,purulent,  greenish or frothy, worse in
morning;  scanty, thin,  frothy, with streaks of blood.  Dry, tickling
cough,  with  blood-spitting.    Cough,  worse  from  abuse  of tea,
quinine,  brandy,  tobacco-smoke,  loss  of  fluids.    Haemoptysis
morning and night; blood   bright,  coagulated, scanty,  during slight
coughs, with  interscapular pain;  heavy  breathing, must  sit  up;
better  walking  slowly  about,   notwithstanding weakness obliges
lying down;  palpitation.    Haemoptysis: of onanists; consumptives;
from  severe exertion: after loss of fluids; from suppressed menses.
  Ferric phos.   (Cough, acute, painful,short,tickling,at commence-
ment,  from  irritation  of  trachea;  hard,  dry,  painful, spasmodic,
with  soreness.   Croup,if it commences  with violent fever. Whoop-
ing-cough, with vomiting of food.—Schussler. )
  Fluoric acid.   ^Short, frequent  cough, mostly  dry,  occasionally
some whitish,  frothy,mucous expectoration.
  Gelsemium.  JCough, from tickling or roughness of fauces; hoarse,,
with  rawness  and  soreness  of  chest; coryza, bronchial  catarrh.
Croupy cough, measles.
  Graphites.   -Cough: caused by deep inspiration; with strangling,
red face, watery  eyes, straining  all over; loose, from  tickling deep
in chest;  at night.  Expectoration  salty; day and evening.
  Guaiacum.   °Cough:  tight, dry, with  burning fever;  hot face.
Cough with copious  spitting of phlegm, and later of stinking pus;
coughing up blood.
  Hamamelis.    °Tickling  cough, taste  of  blood  on  awaking,
Dry cough,  severe stinging in  uvula,  as  if  it  would  break.  Ex-
pectoration  thick, yellowish,  or greenish-gray; tasting putrid. 
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   Helleborus.   JDry cough, worse  at  night,   with gagging;  dry
 while smoking tobacco.  Tension in  region of left  short ribs, dur-
 ing cough.
   ♦Hepar sulph.   ♦Cough:  caused by being  uncovered, or by  any
 portion of the body becoming cold;  by eating or drinking anything
 cold, tightness of breath; tickling in throat;  cold air; crying; talk-
 ing.  Cough croupish,  hoarse,  dry; loose and choking, with bloody
 expectoration;  excites vomiting, whooping, croupish sound; pain in
 larynx, choking from mucus  in  larynx, worse in  morning.  After
 coughing, sneezing,  crying.
   Hydrastis.   -Dry, harsh cough, from tickling  in  larynx.
   ♦Hyoscyamus.  ♦Dry,  spasmodic cough at night,  worse on lying
 down; has to sit up, when  it disappears;   worse at  night, also after
 eating, drinking, talking, or singing;  velum palati usually elongated.
 Expectoration of salty  mucus,  or  bright-red  blood, mixed  with
 coagula.   During cough, spasms of larynx; painful epigastrium  and
 hypochondria.
   ♦Hypericum.    ♦Spells  of  short,  barking   cough—meningitis.
 -Hacking cough,from an irritation in throat,much increased by heat
 and by cold air.   Dry  cough and prostration in morning.  Whoop-
 ing-cough, worse from  6 to 10  p. m.  Nervous system much affected.
   ♦Ignatia. ♦The longer  the cough the  more the  irritability and
 cough increase.   °Dry, spasmodic cough.  Hollow,spasmodic cough,
 caused in the evening by a sensation like  fumes  from  sulphur, or
 from  dust in pit  of throat;  in  morning  from tickling above  pit of
 stomach.   Cough every time he stands still during a walk.   Cough
 after  warm drink. Sleepy after  each coughing spell.  Expectoration
 in evening;  easy  in  morning,  difficult  in evening;  tasting and
 smelling like old catarrh.
   ♦Ipecacuanha.   ♦Cough  causing  inclination  to vomit,  without
 nausea.   Suffocating cough, whereby child  becomes quite stiff, and
 blue in face.  Whooping-cough,   with  nosebleed;  bleeding  from
 mouth, vomiting;  loses  breath,  turns  pale  or  blue, and becomes
 rigid.   -Cough: rough, shaking,  dry, from  titillation in upper part
of laryrix,  with every breath; with inclination to vomit;  with spit-
ting of blood from  least effort;  constant, no phlegm  yields, though
chest  seems full; strangling, so much mucus seems  accumulated in
bronchi; croupy at night;  fat  children.   Expectoration mornings
of light-red blood,  mixed with  mucus, or of ropy mucus often vom-
ited up. 
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  ♦Kali bichrom.   ♦Wheezing with retching and expectoration of
 tough mucus, looking like a  bubble  in the  fauces, and  can be
drawn in strings down   to  the feet.   Cough  excited  by tickling
in  larynx;  or  at  the  bronchial  bifurcation;   by  oppression at
epigastrium,  or  accumulation  of mucus in   larynx.   Cough with
pain  from  mid-sternum  through  to  back;   severe  stitching,  or
weight and soreness in  chest.  Cough,  worse  undressing, morning
on awaking,  after  eating,  deep  inspiration;  better  after  getting
warm in bed.
  ♦Kali carb.   ♦Cough  worse from 3 to 4 a. m.   -Cough day  and
night, dry and teasing;  brought on  by  eating  (warm  food),  drink-
ing; motion; sitting erect; lying  on  side; or  exposure to cold.
Better after breakfast.  Cough with expectoration  of masses of blood
and pus.  Whooping-cough, worse 3 a.  m. ; gagging and vomiting ;
inflammation of  lungs;  swelling between upper  lids and eyebrows.
Cough:  paroxysmal,from tickling in throat,larynx or  bronchi, with
dislodgment  of  tenacious  mucus, or pus, which must be swallowed;
spasmodic,with gagging,or vomiting of  ingesta or sour phlegm;  tor-
menting, gets nothing up,  sometimes feels as  if  a tough  membrane
were  moved about, but  would not loosen.
  Kali chlor.  -(Cough in consumption,  with  thick white sputa or
white-coated tongue; loud,noisy,stomach cough, with grayish-white
 tongue,  thick,  white or  yellowish-white  phlegm,   with   persist-
 ent  hoarseness.    Expectoration of  white,  opaque, slimy  mucus.
Whooping-cough,  tongue as in  n; thick white expectoration.  See
28. — Schussler.)
  ♦Kali iod.   ♦Suffocative  cough;  larynx  swollen.   Cough  dry;
hawking; later copious  green  sputum.   ^Phthisis pituitosa,  with
purulent sputum, exhausting night sweats and loose stools. CEdema
pulmonum,with pneumonia, or secondary to Bright's disease; sputum
like soapsuds, green.
  Kali sulf. G(Whooping cough; for decidedly  yellow,slimy expecto-
ration.   Catarrhs, colds, etc.—Schussler.)
  Kalmia.  cCough caused by  irritation  in  throat.   Expectoration
easy, smooth and  gray; tasting  putrid and saltish.  Frequent cough
caused by dryness in throat.
  Kreosotum.  °Cough: whistling, dry;  evening in bed; caused by
tickling below  larynx, or  as if in upper bronchi, with  dyspnoea;
dry, spasmodic,  in morning, causing retching, with escape of urine; 
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easily  detached  white  expectoration;   irritation,  with  profuse,
thick, yellow, or white mucus.  Expectoration after every coughing
spell,copious and purulent. Periodical blood-spitting,with greenish-
yellow,  pus-like  sputa.   Expectoration of black, coagulated blood.
Frequent  blood-spitting, severe  pains  in chest,   afternoon fever
and morning  sweat.    Fatiguing cough with old  people;  copious
sputa, thick, yellow, or white.
  ♦Lachesis. ♦Spitting large quantities of ropy mucus—diphtheria.
Cough:  worse after sleep,  caused  by pressure  on  larynx;  dry  and
hacking, caused  by touching  throat;  °from tickling in throat; from
ulcers in throat;  from  contact with open  air.   Gagging, persistent
cough, from tickling in throat,  under sternum,  or   in stomach; or
during the day; from change  of temperature; after alcoholic drinks.
Has to  cough hard and long before  he   can raise.   Expectoration
scanty,  difficult,  watery, saltish, must be swallowed again.   Cough
with slimy, bloody sputum.
  Lachnantes.  -Cough dry,as from the  larynx; sputa blood-streaked
—pneumonia.  Cough worse  in bed,  also from sleeping.
  ♦Lactuca vir.  ♦Incessant,  spasmodic cough,  which threatens to
burst the chest; Galways caused by a  peculiar  tickling  in fauces,
which  in turn seems to be produced  by a  sensation  of  suffocation
in throat.  Dry cough in short   paroxysms,  with shaking  of  chest
and occiput.
  Laurocerasus.  °Cough: short; titillating: dyspnoea,from heart  dis-
ease,  as stenosis of valves; cannot lie down;  whizzing,  with sen-
sation as if the   mucous membrane  were  too  dry; worse   towards
evening, from motion,  stooping, eating  and drinking, or warmth;
with copious, jelly-like sputa, dotted  with  bloody points.  Whoop-
ing-cough,  dry,  whistling, no sputa;  impending  paralysis of lungs.
  Ledum.   -Cough: hollow,  racking, spasmodic, from  tickling in
larynx;  before  cough  he loses  his  breath; after cough, dizziness,
staggering; double.sobbing inspiration.  Expectoration after 12 p. m.
and in morning,  of fetid,  purulent, or  bright-red,  foaming  blood.
  Lobelia.    °Cough:  with vomiturition,  and  pain  in  stomach;
short, dry ; only  a single  one, from feeling of narrowness of  chest.
Whooping-cough, violent, racking; apparently from  deep  in  chest,
in paroxysms of long  continuance,  followed   by  expectoration of
ropy mucus, adhering to  pharynx.   Cough with sneezing,  gaping,
and fluent  eructations—bronchitis. 
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  ♦Lycopodium.   ♦Cough dry, day and night, with  painfulness in
region of stomach; in evening, before going to sleep, from tickling
in larynx, as from a feather; as from sulphur fumes in larynx.  Ex-
pectoration  thick, yellow,  purulent; grayish-yellow, or dirty;  fetid
pus or mucus streaked with blood; green in  morning; tasting salt.
Cough worse, from 4 to  8 p. m.,  on  alternate days, from exertion,
stretching the arms out,  stooping  and lying down,  when lying on
(left) side;  horn eating  and drinking  cold things; in  the wind or in
warm room.
   Magnesia carb.  -Cough spasmodic, at  night;  from tickling  in
 larynx; sputum, mornings and  during day,  yellow, thin  or tough
mucus, or dark blood, tasting  saltish.
   Magnesia mur.  -Cough  dry, evening and night,  with  burning
and  soreness in chest.   Spasmodic cough,  at night,  with tickling
in throat   Bloody expectoration brought on by sea-bathing.
   Magnesium  phos.   °(Spasmodic  cough,  coming  in  fits,   or
paroxysms.   Whooping-cough,  beginning  like  a common  cold;
 afterward the cough becomes  convulsive,  nervous and  ends  in a
whoop.  Spasmodic cough at night, with difficulty of  lying down.—
 Schussler.)
   ♦Manganum acet.  ♦Deep cough without  expectoration, ceasing
on lying down.   Cough causes  darting in parietal  bones; dry,in-
cessant, from irritation  mid-sternum;  better lying down.  Dry cough
 from loud reading, with  painful dryness, roughness and constriction
 in larynx.   Sputum  of greenish or yellow lumps, easily  raised in
 morning; or difficult,  of tough mucus.  Reddish  phlegm.  Bloody
 expectoration.
   Mephitis.   Cough:  after drinking,  talking or loud reading; spas-
 modic, hollow or deep,  with rawness, hoarseness and pain through
 chest, with suffocative feeling  when inhaling; cannot  exhale; vomits
 all food some  hours after eating; convulsions;  worse at night and
 after lying  down; in morning  it is loose,  with some  expectoration.
   Mercurius..   -Violent, racking cough: worse at night,  as  if head
 and chest would burst;  sometimes with vomiturition; in two parox-
 ysms, from tickling in larynx  and upper part of chest; only at night,
 or only by  day,  with acrid,  yellowish  mucus,  at times  mixed with
 coagulated  blood, and   tasting putrid  or saltish; with  shortness of
 breath and salivation; not allowing him. to utter an audible word;
 worse at night,  in night air, when  lying on  either  side.  Bloody
 sputum in  tuberculosis. 
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   Mercurius bin iod.  -Cough from elongated uvula; with sore throat;
 with a little  loose,  whitish, slimy sputum.   Grippe,  with  fever.
 headache, giddiness;  furred tongue; sweat in bed.  Profuse, yellow
 sputa.
   Mercurius prot. iod.  JLoose, rattling cough; bronchi loaded with
 mucus; sputum copious and yellow.
   Mezereum.  °Cough spasmodic,  caused by irritation from larynx
 to chest, sputa in morning of yellow, viscid mucus, tasting saltish,
 or like an old catarrh—whooping-cough.  Cough worse: evening until
 12  p. M., or day and night, with  tension over  thorax; when  eating
 or drinking anything  hot,  must  cough till  food is  vomited; from
 beer.
   Millefolium.   °Cough with  frequent  spitting of  bright blood;
 oppression of chest,  palpitation; in phthisis;  in suppressed  haem-
 orrhoids; suppressed  menses. Repeated bronchorrhcea;  especially
 in phthisis, or  after a fall.  Blenorrhcea  of lungs.
   Muriatic acid.   °Cough  rough, with rattling  in  chest,  followed
 by cramp in stomach; short breath,  with  heat  in face.  Whooping-
 cough; after the attacks, audible rumbling, gurgling   down  chest.
 Whooping-cough:  excited  by tickling  in  chest; in afternoon and
 evening without,  in morning  with, a slight dislodgment of  a yel-
 low  or watery mucus of a fatty taste, which  must be swallowed;
 sometimes with expectoration of dark  blood.
  Natrum carb.  -Cough violent,  dry,  worse  when entering a  warm
 room.  Short cough,  with   rattling  in chest.    Cough, with salty,
 purulent, greenish sputa.
  ♦Natrum  mur.  ♦Cough in morning;  in   evening  after  lying
 down in bed; from empty swallowing;  from tickling  in throat;  with
 bursting pain in forehead;  °with  shortness  of  breath;  with  vomit-
 ing of food; with  tearing   pain  in  spermatic  cords;  involuntary
 urination; stitches in  liver. Cough  worse from  rapid  motion;  deep
 inspiration; lying in bed;  becoming warm in  bed; empty swallow-
 ing;  drinking; sour food.   Catarrh, with clear,  transparent  mucus.
 Cough, with sputum of bloody mucus.  Dry cough,  with rattling
on chest.   (Chronic cough, in consumption, with excess  of watery
secretions.  Whooping-cough,  if the  mucus  is frothy,  clear and
Stringy.   Relaxed uvula, if  there is  much saliva.—Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.  °Cough: frequent, with some sputum,  stitch in left
side  of  chest, short breath if coughing while  standing;  dry,  with 
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soreness in chest; rough feeling  in throat particularly at night; had
to sit up and hold chest with both  hands; loose,  from  tickling in
throat;  morning, with purulent sputum,  and pain about   last ribs,
left side.
  ♦Nitric acid.  ^Empyema,  with   considerable    muco-purulent
sputum.   Cough  dry, barking, from tickling in larynx and pit of
stomach, worse at night,  also in day when  lying  down.   Sputa of
blood, mixed  with clots during day.   Cough dry,  expectoration is
raised with difficulty;  in morning,followed by  greenish-white casts,
as if  from  air  cells—secondary syphilis.   Expectoration yellow,
acrid, bitter,  sour, offensive.
  Nux mos.  °Cough  dry, with  sudden loss  of breath;  barking,
hacking during pregnancy;  excited  by irritation  in throat;  tic-
kling in upper part of trachea;  caused by  getting   warm in bed,
standing in water, bathing, getting  overheated,  or living  in cold,
dark places; loose  after eating, dry  after drinking    Expectoration
bloody,dark, slimy,saltish; must swallow the loosened phlegm.
  ♦Nux vom.   ♦Dry,  fatiguing  cough  from  midnight till daybreak,
in  evening, after lying down,  or  very early  in  morning.   Violent
cough before rising  in morning, with  expectoration of clotted blood,
and soreness  in chest. -Cough worse from mental effort, ascending,
cold,  exertion,  on awakening, from  tobacco, drinking, eating, from
beer;  better from warm drinks.  Whooping-cough, worse mornings,
with vomiturition,  splitting headache; the child holds its  head,face
blue,  bleeding  from eyes,  nose and  mouth.   Expectoration yellow,
gray,  cold mucus, sour or sweetish,  or bright-red blood.
  Oleander.  °Violent shaking cough from tickling  in larynx.
  ♦Opium.  ♦Cough,  with dyspnoea  and  blue  face.   Cough,  with
profuse  sweat on whole  body.   °Cough  dry,  tickling, paroxysmal;
worse at night, with gaping,  drowsiness, yet cannot  sleep; or with
spasm of lungs and  blue face, when  drinking; with   difficult  sputa,
followed by gaping; sputa frothy, containing blood and mucus.
  Oxalic  acid.   °Cough  from tickling in larynx while  walking in
open  air;  larynx  feels swollen.   Dry cough  on taking violent exer-
cise.  Mucus hawked  up,  thick, yellow-white, with a central black
lump, size of a pea.
  Paris quad.   °Cough, as from vapors  of sulphur in  trachea, or
viscid phlegm  in larynx.  Expectoration of viscid,  greenish mucus.
Constant gagging and hawking  on  account of  viscid, green   mucus
in larynx and  trachea. 
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   Petroleum.   "-Cough dry, at night coming deep from chest, caused
 by tickling in  throat; with stitches  under  sternum.
   ♦Phosphorus.  ♦Cough dry,  tickling, with tightness across  chest;
 hollow,  spasmodic, loose,  without   expectoration,  with  soreness of
 chest; with trembling of  whoie body, dry  on  reading aloud, from
 tickling in throat,  with  violent  oppression  of  chest,  and difficult
 respiration;  causing  pain  in  abdomen,  worse  before  a thunder-
 storm;  from strong odors.  Cough with stitches over one  eye, split-
 ting headache,  burning dryness in throat,hoarseness,aphonia, sore-
 ness and roughness in larynx,  worse evening  and  night.   Cough
 worse from change from warm  to   cold air;  from laughing,  loud
 talking, change of weather, eating or drinking,  lying  on left side
 or back.  While coughing,  involuntary stool.  Expectoration diffi-
 cult, frothy,  bloody, rust-colored; tenacious mucus; mucus streaked
 with blood, purulent,  white  and  tough; cold  mucus, tasting salty
 or sweet, mostly in morning.
   ♦Phosphoric  acid.  ♦Dry cough,  caused by tickling low down in
 chest;  °worse evening after lying down.  Spasmodic, tickling cough,
 as from  down in larynx, supra-sternal fossa and  whole  chest as far
 as epigastrium; evening without,  morning with, expectoration of
 dark blood, of  tenacious, whitish mucus of  sourish, herby  taste.
   Phytolacca.   °Cough;  hacking, dry,  with  hawking, excited by
 tickling  in larynx,  or dryness in pharynx,  worse  at night, as soon
 as he lies down.  Sputa thick,  tough.
   Platinum.  ^-Hysterical, dry cough,  from stifling beneath  upper
 fourth of sternum.
  Plumbum.  GCough, with expectoration  of blood, or of pus after
 haemorrhage  from lungs; dry, spasmodic, worse lying  on back and
 after getting out of bed mornings.   Copious, muco-serous or  puru-
 lent expectoration.
  Podophyllum.    Cough  with  remittent fever; dry; loose; whoop-
 ing, with constipation and loss of appetite.
  Psorinum.  °Cough  dry, hacking, from titillation  in trachea;
dry, with weakness, heaviness or  soreness in chest; evenings,  pains
 in throat and chest, caused by  speaking, better  from quiet;  with
green,  mucous  sputa;  worse mornings on awaking and evenings on
lying down;  coughs a long  time  before  expectoration.  Chronic
blenorrhcea of lungs, threatening  phthisis.
  ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Violent  tickling  and irritation in larynx, bringing 
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tears to eyes and causing dry cough.  Dry cough at night, in even-
ing,  after lying  down; disappears on sitting  up  in bed, returns on
lying down; causes dryness of  throat,  prevents sleep;  with  nausea
and vomiting.  ^Cough from irritation in pit  of stomach, shattering,
spasmodic,  often in paroxysms of two coughs each;  excited by itch-
ing,  scratching and dry feeling, as from vapors of sulphur in trachea
and chest; dry at night,  going off when sitting up in bed. Expecto-
ration  difficult, yellow mucus,  bitter; black, clotted blood, or green-
ish, purulent; menses suppressed.
  Rhododendron.   cCough dry, exhausting,  morning and evening,
with oppression of chest  and  rough throat,  with escape of urine.
  ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Short, dry cough,  from  tickling in bronchi, worse
evening and before midnight.   -Influenza; air passages seem to be
stopped up; dry, hard, tickling cough,  worse each evening until 12
p. m. ;  stiffness in  back and limbs.   Cough dry, teasing, caused by
tickling in bronchi; uncovering even a hand: with  tearing  pain in
chest,  stitches, profuse sweat,  and pain in stomach; worse evening
and before 12 p. m. ; or morning soon after  awaking, from talking,
lying or sitting  still.   Sputa: acrid pus; grayish-green,  cold mucus,
of putrid  smeJl,  pale, clotted or brown blood.
  ♦Rumex.   ♦Dry, incessant,  fatiguing cough, caused   by tickling
in throat-pit,  aggravated  by pressure, talking and especially by in-
spiring cold air, and in evening after lying down.   GHoarse, bark-
ing  cough, in attacks every night at 11  p. m.; and at 2  and 5 a. m.
(children).   Cough with  pain  behind  mid-sternum.   Soreness in
larynx and behind sternum; rawness under clavicles; stitches in left
lung.   Cough  worse  from changing rooms,  evening   after  lying
down; touching or pressing trachea or throat-pit; from slightest in
halation of cool air, he covers his  head with bed  clothes, to make
air warmer.   Hawking,  with burning soreness in larynx; later in
left bronchus, renewed by strong exhalation  and irritation.
  Ruta.    Cough  with copious expectoration of yellow  mucus, with
weak feeling in chest after it.
  Sabadilla.  °Cough dry, from scratching or roughness, especially
in children, with lachrymation; during  chill,  also during apyrexia.
Hoarse cough,with haemoptysis. Cough worse from cold, becoming
cold, as soon as he lies  down; violent spells recur at same  hours,
or at new and full moon.  Expectoration of tenacious, yellow mucus,
pf a repulsive, sweet taste;    else  of  bright-red  blood, especially
when lying down;  influenza. 
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579
    Sambucus.   -Cough:  hollow,  dry, at night; deep and  dry before
 chill, with regular inhalations, but sighing exhalations; suffocative,
 hollow,deep,whooping,caused  by spasm of chest, and  expectoration
 of  small  quantities of  tough mucus, only  during  day; suffocative
 when crying—children;  worse  about midnight; during rest; lying in
 bed, or with head low;  from dry, cold  air.  Sputa very yellow,  as if
 colored by bile; taste saltish.
    ♦Sanguinaria. ♦Dry,  hacking cough, caused by tickling in throat-
 pit;  with  dryness of  throat, crawling  sensation,   extending down
 behind the sternum.  -Wheezing, whistling cough,  metallic  sound-
 ing; stridulous breathing; croup.  Cough dry, caused by tickling in
 throat-pit; tickling in stomach.   Dry  cough,  awaking him and not
 ceasing until he sits up in bed and  passes  flatus, upward and down-
 ward. Whooping-cough,constricted, spasmodic action  across throat
 beneath jaws; cough worse at  night, with  diarrhoea.   Haemoptysis
 during  phthisis  pulmonalis.   Sputa:  thick   mucus;  rust-colored;
 offensive,  purulent.
   Secale.   cCough: hard,hoarse,with but little expectoration. Con-
 cussive cough.   Spitting of blood, with or without cough.
   Selenium.  °Cough in morning, straining chest,  with expectora-
 tion  of mucus and blood.
   ♦Senega.  *Dry cough, with oppression  of  chest  and roughness
 in  throat;  short,  hacking cough  from  mucus, or from irritation or
 tickling in larynx; worse in open air, and from walking fast.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Dry, hacking cough, especially   in evening,  on lying
 down at night, from tickling in larynx;  much rattling of mucus in
 chest.  Short, dry cough, as if proceeding  from  stomach, with  pain
 in stomach.   -Paroxysms of dry  cough resembling whooping-cough
 excited by tickling  in chest, from larynx  to stomach; day time with-
 out, morning with expectoration  of  yellow, green  or gray  pus, or
 of milk-white,  tenacious mucus, generally of saltish  taste.   Cough
 and coryza, with  sneezing,commencing every morning before getting
 out of bed; lasts till 9 a.  m.  Irritation inducing cough,sudden and
 violent; can scarcely inhale at all. Cough worse when at rest; when
 lying on left side;  from  acids.  Coughs phlegm loose, but cannot
 get it up.   Expectoration profuse, purulent,  offensive,  green, tast-
 ing salty only in morning.
  ♦Silicia.   ♦Expectoration: thick, yellow,  lumpy, purulent, tena-
cious mucus; profuse, greenish, fetid, only during day; of  viscid, 
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milky, acrid mucus; at times pale, frothy blood;  often tastes greasy.
°Cough:  dry,  with hoarseness;  with soreness  in chest;  excited by
tickling in throat-pit; hollow, spasmodic; loose day and night; with
profuse expectoration; vomiting of  tenacious mucus  in morning;
with purulent sputa;  awakens  him  at  night; worse  from motion;
scanty mucous expectoration.
  Spigelia.   cCough at night, with catarrh;  dry, hard; with worm
affections;  with dyspnoea, which is worse when bending forward.
  ♦Spongia.  ♦Incessant cough from low down in chest, where there
is a  sore  pain.  Cough dry,  barking, hollow, croupy, or wheezing
and asthmatic.  Dry cough day and night, with burning in chest.
Cough worse  from lying  with  head low;  from  too  warm  room;
dry, cold winds; better after eating  and drinking.   Chronic cqugh,
violent attacks; brought up small, hard  tubercles.  Profuse sputa of
mucus, cannot lie down—pneumonia in stage of resolution.  °Cough
worse from sweets, cold drinks,  smoking tobacco, lying  with head
low, room  too warm, dry,  cold  winds,  every excitement.  Sputa
scanty, tenacious,yellow,  indurated, slightly sour tasting; loosened
mornings,  but must be swallowed again.
  ♦Squilla. ♦Cough violent, with stitches in side,  caused  by tic-
kling beneath thyroid cartilage,with  expectoration of mucus; short
and dry from  inspiration.  °Cough:  dry,night and  morning; short,
rattling,  disturbing   sleep; spasmodic, from mucus  in  trachea,  or
creeping  sensation  in chest.   Cough  with   headache;   dyspnoea;
spirting of urine;  stitches in  chest or pain in abdomen;   caused by
cold  drinks;   during measles;  after eating;  from  every  exertion.
Sputa white,  or reddish  mucus;  sweetish or  empyreumatic,  or
offensive  odor.  The loose,  morning cough is more fatiguing  than
the dry, evening cough.
  ♦Stannum.   ♦Great accumulation of mucus  in trachea, easily de-
tached by  a slight cough.  Irritating cough, with profuse, greenish
expectoration,of an offensive,sweetish taste, worse in evening before
lying down, producing soreness in trachea and  chest   Dry cough
in evening, in bed,  till midnight,with scanty expectoration.   Short
cough from weakness of chest,  having a hoarse, weak sound. °Ex-
pectoration yellow,  foul-tasting; thick mucus  and blood;   greenish,
profuse,  taste putrid, sweet  or salty.   Sputa like  white  of  egg.
Cough caused by talking, singing, laughing,  lying  on (right)  side,
and from  drinking anything warm. 
              CHAPTER XXVII.—COUGH AND EXPEC1 ORATION         581

   Staphisagria.  °Cough spasmodic, hollow, with expectoration of
 yellow, tough,  purulent mucus at night; only during day; after vex-
 ation or indignation: worse after eating meat.   Sputa loosened at
 night and generally swallowed.
   Sticta.   °Cough  dry,  worse evening  and night; can neither sleep
 nor lie down;  dry.  noisy;  spasmodic stage  of whooping-cough,
 severe,dry; racking; caused by tickling  in right side of trachea,below
 larynx;  splitting  frontal headache; incessant wearing or racking in
 consumptives:  croupy.
   ♦Stramonium.  ♦Cough of drunkards. Whooping-cough, barking,
 croup-like, with  suffocative contraction of chest, violent beating of
 heart,  rattling,  anxiety,  congestion,   blood-spitting; convulsions.
 °Periodical, painless,  spasmodic cough;  shrill, screeching tone;
 worse mornings,  from  touching   throat, from walking in  wind;  in
 vaulted rooms;  after debauch; after  fright;  from looking at  bright
 objects; from drinking  water.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Dry cough in evening in bed, on waking from sleep
 at night.  Cough caused by rawness in larynx.  °Cough: dry, chok-
 ing;  short, dry, with stitches in  chest,  or under left scapula; dry,
 with hoarseness;  dryness in throat  and watery coryza; with  much
 rattling of mucus inchest; loose,with soreness and pressure in chest.
 Expectoration of  thick mucus; rattling  in  trachea,  hoarseness;  ex-
 pectoration of greenish lumps of sweetish taste.  Expectoration of
 bloody pus.  When coughing,headache,  as if bruised  or torn; some-
 times vomiting; pain  in abdomen.   Spasmodic  whooping-cough,
 two paroxysms  in quick succession.   In the  paroxysms the succus-
 sions follow each other  rapidly.   Cough  excited  by tickling in
 larynx, as if caused by  down, evening  and night without, morning
 and  day with, expectoration of  dark blood,  or of yellow,  greenish,
 purulent or milk-white, watery mucus;   usually sourish, sometimes
 putrid,  flat  or saltish   taste,  or  like   the  offensive  discharge
 of an old catarrh.
  Sulphuric acid.    Cough: dry,  two short hacks; soreness between
 scapulae; tiredness from irritation in chest,  with expectoration   in
 morning,  of dark  blood,  or of thin, yellow,  blood streaked mucus,
 tasting sour; after cough, belching;  in   the  open air;  worse from
walking, riding, cold  weather,  and  odor  of coffee.  Cough and
haemoptysis,  after typhus.
  Tabacum.   °Dry cough. Whooping-cough; violent straining and 
582         CHAPTER XXVII.--COUGH AND  EXPECTORATION

vomiting; stitches in pit of  stomach, inability  to breathe  deeply;
hiccough, as if he would suffocate,  after coughing.
  Terebinthina.  °Bronchial catarrh, with raising of much  phlegm.
Dry cough,  no expectoration, or blood-streaked sputa.
  Thuja occ.   cCough evenings,  after lying  down, sputum is loose
and  easier when  he  turns from  left  to right side; only  during day,
or in morning; after rising;  as soon as he  eats or drinks  anything
cold.  Sputa green,  tasting like old cheese.
  Trillium.  cTroublesome,  copious,purulent  sputa;  hectic;  haemop-
tysis.
  ♦Veratrum alb.  ♦Deep,   hollow   cough,  occurring   in  shocks.
°Dry, tickling  cough:  after walking in  sharp,  cold  air;  dry, spas-
modic,  rattling,but nothing loosens;  deep,hollow,ringing,whooping,
excited  by tickling  in  lowest branches of bronchi;  expectoration of
yellow,  tough, tenacious  mucus, of bitter, saltish, sour, or putrid
taste; spasmodic; cyanosis,  cold sweat; blood-spitting; after great
exertion;  loud  barking in hysteria;  worse morning and  late evening
until 12 p. m. ;  going into warm room; getting  warm in bed; change
of weather;  eating and drinking cold things,  especially water;  cry-
ing  (children);  vexation.   Convulsive  stage  of  whooping-cough.
Epidemic whooping-cough,  worse spring or autumn.
  Veratrum vir.   -Cough short, dry, hacking;  loose, rattling, worse
going from  warm to cold.
  Viola od.  °Cough  by day, chiefly in   long-lasting   spells;  dry,
short, violent,  with  much  dyspnoea.  Whooping-cough  in  nervous,
thin  little girls.   Sputum,  profuse, clear,  ropy, jelly-like.
  ♦Zincum  met.  -Dry,spasmodic cough,with bloody expectoration,
in children  who put their hands  to genitals;  ♦before   and during
menses; °worse from eating sweets; with  varicose veins  on legs;
with shooting in  scrobiculus,  leaving when  sputum is raised.
Sputa yellow, purulent; blood-streaked, tenacious; sweetish,  putrid
or metallic  tasting;  pure blood, morning and during day.
   Zingiber.   -Cough dry, hacking, from tickling in larynx,  or left
side of  throat,  from  smarting or  scratching,  with   pain  in lungs,
difficult breathing,  morning sputum, which is  copious.

                            REPERTORY.

   Catarrh—♦ant.  t,  arg.   n.,  ♦cepa,  colch., dulc, gels., ign., kali
chlor.,  kali s., mez.,  nat. m., sepia, sub,  terebin. 
                CHAPTER  XXVII.—COUGH AND EXPECTORATION        58.3

     Cough,  various  kinds—absinth.,  am. c, ant. c, arg. n.,  arn.,
   aur.,  baryt, brom., ♦bry.,  calad.,  ♦caps., caust.,  cic,  cocc.  e,
   colch.,cor. r.,  ♦cupr., ♦doli.,  dros., euphr., graph., hep.  s., ♦ign.,
   kali c., lach.,  lact.  v.,  lob.,  ♦mang.,   meph.,  mere  b. i., mill.,
   ♦nat.  m., ♦opium, paris,  plumb., pod., selen.,seneg., sul. a., thuj.,
   viola  o.
     Acute—ferr. phos.
     Asthmatic—am. c, asaf., ♦spong.
     Barking—♦belb, ♦hyper., nit.  a., nux m., rumex,♦spong.,^str^rn.,
   ver. a.
     Bronchial—aib, ♦ant. t.  (See  under  "Bronchi.")
     Cachectic—borax.
     Causes of—aeon., alum.,  ambr., am.  e, am.  m., anae,  ant c,
   apis,  ♦arg. m., arg. n.,  ♦arn., ♦ars., asaf.,  aur., bapt.,  baryt, belb,
   brom., ♦bry., calad., calc.  e, camph., caps., carb. v., ♦cepa,  cham.,
   ♦cinch.,  ♦cocc c, con., cupr.,  dig., doli.,  dros.,  dulc, eup. perf.,
   ferr.,  graph.,  ♦hep.  s., hydras., ign.,  kali bi., kali c, kalm.,kreos.,
   ♦lach., lye,  mag. m., mang.,  mere b. i., nat. m., nuxm., ♦nux v..,
   petrol., ♦phos. a., psor., rhus, rumex,  sabad.,  stann., ♦sub,  sul. a'.
     Children's—♦ant. t, arn., asaf., baryt ,  belb,  calc.  ph.,  cupr.,
i   ipec, rumex, sabad.,  samb., stann., ver. a., zinc.
     Choking—hep.  s., sul.
     Chronic—baryt., dulc, nat. m., ♦spong.                      :
     Constant, continual—aib, ♦alum., arn., ars., benz.  a., cham., ipec
     Convulsive, concussive—♦agar., caps., cor. r.,  mag.  phos.,secale,
   ♦stram.,  ver. a.
     Croaking—aeon.
     Croupy—acet. a., apis, asaf.,  brom.,   ferr.  phos.,  gels , hep. s.,
   ipec,  sang., ♦spong., sticta.,  ♦stram.
     Deep—aib, ambr.,  ars.,   dig.,  mang.,  meph.,  petrol.,  samb.,,
   ♦ver.  a.
     Drunkards—♦ars., lach.,  stram.
     Dry—♦aeon., aib, ♦alum., am.  c, am. m., apis, apoc,  arg.  m.,
   arn.,  ars., asaf., ♦ascl. t,  aur., ♦belb, benz.a.,borax,♦bry., calc c,
   camph., cimi., caps.,  carb. an., carb. v., caust.,  cheb,cinch., coff.,
   colch., ♦con., croc, cupr.,  dulc, eup.  purp.,  ferr.,   ferr.  phos.,,
   fluor.  a.,  guaiac,  ham., hell.,  hep.  s., hydras.,  ♦hyos., hyper.,
   ign.,  ipec, kali c, kali  i., kreos.,  ♦lach.,   lachn.,  lact.  v.,  laur.,
   lobeb, ♦lye, mag. m., mang.,  nat. e,  nat. m., nat. s.,  nit. a.,
   nux m., nux  v., opium,  oxal. a.,  petrol., ♦phos.,^ phos.  a., phyt.,
   plat.,  plumb., pod., psor.,  ♦puis.,  rhod., ♦rhus,   ♦rumex,  sabad.,
   samb., ♦sang.,  seneg., ♦sepia, sib, ♦speng., squill., ♦stann.,  sticta.,
   ♦sub,  sub a., tabac, terebin., ver. a., ver.  v.,  viola o.,  ♦zinc, zing.
    Exhausting,  fatiguing—con.,   croc,  kreos.,  ♦nux   v.,  rhod.,,
   ♦rumex, squill.
    Frequent—ant.  t, arum,  colch., fluor. a., kalm., nat. s.
    Gagging —apis,  cina, hell., kali c,  lach.,  paris.
    Hacking—aeon., agar., aib, ♦alum.,  ant.  e,  ♦ascb t,  benz.  a.,
  borax, bry.,  can.  s., caust.,  ♦cepa, cina, coff.,  ♦dros.,  eup.  purp.,
  hyper.,  ♦lajch.,  nux  m.,   phyt,  psor., ♦sang.,  seneg.,  ♦sepia,
  sul. a., ver.  v., zing. 
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 Cough continued.
   Hard—aeon., can. i., caps.,  carb. v., ferr. phos.,  hydras.,  rhus,
 secale.
   Harsh —hydras.
   Hectic—eup.  perf., trill.
   Hoarse—♦aeon ,ambr., arum., asaf., ♦belb, brom., camph., ♦cepa,
 cham., cina,  ♦dros., dulc,  gels., hep. s.,  kali chlor., meph., phos.,
 rumex, sabad., secale,  sib, ♦stann., sul.
   Hollow—acet.  a., belb,  carb. v., caust.,  cinch., dig., ign., led.,
 meph., phos., samb.,  sib,  ♦spong., staph.,  ♦ver. a.
   Hysterical—plat., ver. a.
   Incessant—♦lact  v., mang.,  ♦rumex,  ♦spong.,  sticta.
   Irritating—ant. t, apis,  arg. m., arg.  n., asaf., borax,  ♦brom.,
 calad.,  calc. c,  ♦can. i.,  cham., coff.,  eye,  ♦dros., eup. perf.,
 ferr.  phos., hyper.,  ♦ign., kalm., kreos.,mang., mez., ♦puis.,seneg.,
 sepia., stann.,sul. a.
   Loose—am. m.,  apoc, brom., carb.  an.,  con.,  dulc, eup. perf.,
 graph., hep.   s.,  meph., mere b.  i.,  mere p. i., nat.  s., nux  m.,
 phos.,  pod.,  sepia,  sib, spong., squill., staph.,  sub, thuj.,  ver.  v.
   Loud—♦aeon., kali chlor., ver.  a.
   Measles, cough  in—ant.  c.,  camph., coff.,  dulc,  eup.  perf.,
 gels.,  squill., sticta.
   Metallic—sang.
   Moist sounding—♦ant. t.
   Nervous—aur.,  caps.,  mag. phos.
   Painful—See "With  pains."
   Painless—aib,  stram.
   Panting—calad.,  dulc.
   Paroxysmal—ambr.,  arg. n.,  arn.,  ♦bad., ♦brom., caps., caust.
 cham., cheb,  cina,  ♦cocc,  cor.  r.,  ♦dros.,  kali  c, lact. v.,  lob.,
 mag.  phos.,  mere,  opium,  puis., sepia, sil.
   Periodical—aur., cina, dros., stram.
   Persistent—lach.
   Racking—cheb, led., lob.,  mere, sticta.
   Rattling—♦ant.  t, apoc, arg. m., arg.  n.,  asaf., brom., ♦cact.,
 cham., cina,  mere  p.  i.,  mur. a.,   nat.  c,  nat.  m.,  sepia,  squill.,
 *stram., sub, ver. a.,  ver.  v.
   Ringing—-aeon.,  apis, asaf., dros., ver.  a.
   Rough—aeon., baryt.,  ♦can.  i.,   ♦dros.,  dulc,  eup. perf.,  gels.,
 ipec,  mur.  a.,  phos, sabad.
   Severe—apis, bad.,  carb. an., sticta.
   Shaking—ipec, lact. v.,olean.
   Short—aeon.,  alum,  am., c,  ♦ant t, apoc, asaf.,  ♦belb,carb.v.,
cina,  ♦cocc e,  coff.,  colch.,  fluor.  a., ♦hyper., lact. v.,  laur.,  lob.,
mag.  phos., nat. c, ♦rhus,  seneg.,  ♦sepia,  squill., ♦stann.,  sub,
ver. v., viola  o.
   Shrill—♦ant.  t, stram.
   Slight—colch.,  ferr.,  ♦stann.
   Spasmodic—aeon., agar.,   ♦ambr.,   asaf.,  aur.,  ♦bad.,  baryt.,
♦belb, cact.,  ♦caps., carb. v.,  cheb,  cinch.,  coff., ♦con.,   cor. r., 
              CHAPTER XXVT1.—COUGH AND EXPECTORATION        585

 Cough continued.
 dig., ferr., ferr. phos., ♦hyos., ign.,  kali c,  kreos., ♦lact. v., led.,
 mag. c, mag.  m.,  mag. phos., meph.,mez.,  phos.,phos. a.,plumb.,
 puis., sang.,sib, squill., staph.,  sticta,  stram.,  sub,  ver. a., zinc.
   Stomach—ant. e,  bry., kali  chlor.,  lach.,  ♦lye, nit. a., puis.,
 sang., ♦sepia.
   Sudden—agar., calad.,  caps., sepia.
   Suffocative—aeon., arg. n., belb, ♦brom.,  cham.,  cinch.,  cupr.,
 eye, ♦ipec, kali i.,  lact.  v., meph.,   samb.,  ♦stram.,  tabac.  (See
 "With breathing affected.")
   Tearing—kali c, rhus.
   Tickling—aeon., ambr., am.  m., anae, arn., arum,  asaf., ♦bad.,
 bapt, baryt,  ♦belb,  calc.  e,  carb. an., caust.,  ♦cocc c,  colch.,
 euphr.,  ferr.,ferr.  phos., gels.,  graph., ham., hep.s.,  hydras.,  ign.,
 kali bi.,  kali c, lach., lact.  v., led.,  ♦lye,mag. c,  mag. m., mere,
 mur. a.,  nat. c, nat.  m.,  nat. s.,  nit.  a.,  olean., opium,  oxal. a.,
 ♦phos.,  ♦phos. a.,  phyt.,  ♦puis.,   ♦rhus,  ♦rumex,  sabad., ♦sang.,
 seneg., sepia,  sib,  squill.,  sticta,  ver. a., zing.
   Tight—aib,  guaiac, phos.
   Titillating—♦ars.,  ipec, laur.,  psor.
   Tubercular—calc. ph., cheb,  erig.,   ferr.,  kali  chlor.,  kali i.,
 mere, mill.,  nat.  m., psor., sang., spong., sticta.
   Violent—agar.,  aib, ♦ambr.,  am.   c.,  borax.,  camph.,   caust.,
 ♦cepa, cheb,  cina,  ♦con.,  croc,  ♦dros.,  lob.,  mere, nat. c.,*nuxv.,
 olean., sepia,  ♦spong., ♦squill., sticta, viola o.
   Wheezing—aib,  ♦kali bi., sang., ♦spong.
   Whistling—kreos.,  laur.,  sang.
   Whooping—ant. c, ♦am., asaf., brom,calc, ph., carb. v., caust..
 cina, cor. r.,  cupr.,  dros., dulc,  ferr. phos., hep. s., hyper., ♦ipec,
 kali c, kali chlor., kali s., laur.,  lob., mag. phos., mez.,  mur. a.,
 nat. m.,  nux v., pod., samb., sang.,  sepia,   sticta,  ♦stram.,  sub,
 tabac, ver. a., viola o.
 Cough with:
   Breathing  affected—aib,  ♦alum.,  am.  c,  ant.  t.,  asaf.,  aur.,
 ♦belb, ♦brom., cham., ♦cupr., ♦dros., euphr., ferr.,  hep. s.,  ♦ipec,
 kali b.,  kreos., lact.  v.,  laur., led., meph., mere, mur. a., nat. m.,
 nat. s., nux m., ♦opium,  ♦phos.,   plat , samb., ♦squill.,  ♦stann.,
 tabac, viola o., zing.
   Coryza—colch.,  euphr.,  gels., sepia, sul.
   Eructations—♦ambr.,  lob.
   Gaping—♦ant. t, asaf.,  lob., opium.
   Grippe, influenza—carb. an., mere  b. i.,  rhus., sabad.
   Hawking—cor. r.,  euphr., kali  i., oxal. a., paris,  phyt., rumex.
   Liver  complaint—abrot., nat. m.
   Menses suppressed—ant. c, ♦ars.,  ferr.,  mill., puis., ♦zinc.
   Pains—aeon., aib, alum., am. c.j am. m.,  anae, apis, +arg. m.,
arum,   ♦belb,  benz. a.,  ♦borax,   brom., bry., calc.  e, calc.  ph.,
caps.,  carb. v., ♦caust.,  cinch., eup. perf.,  eup. purp., ferr.,  ferr.
phos.,gels., kali bi.,  kreos., lye,  mag.  e,  mang., meph., nat. m.,
nat.  s., ♦nux v., petrol., ♦phos. rhus, rumex, secale, ♦spong., squill.,
♦stann.,  sub, tabac ,  zing. 
586          CHAPTER  XXVII.—COUGH  AND EXPECTORATION

Cough with, continued.
  Sensations—alum., am. e, am. m., ♦ars.,  aur.,baryt, belb, bry.,
calc. e,  carb.  v., caust., cina,   cinch., doli.,  ♦dros.,  ign.,  kali e,
kreos., laur., lob., lye, mill.,   nuxm.,  paris,  puis.,  ruta,  ♦sang.,
squill.
  Sneezing—alum.,  belb, hep.  s., lob., sepia.
  Sweats—agar.,  arg.n., kali i., kreos., mere b. i., ♦opium, rhus.,
ver.  a.
  Urine,  emission of—alum., caust.,  colch., kreos., nat. m., rhob,
squill.
  Vomiting—♦alum.,  anae, ♦ant. t, arg.  n., bry.,  carb. v.,  cinch.,
cupr.,  dros., euphr., ferr., hep.  s.,  ♦ipec,  kali  c,  lob.,  meph.,
mere, mez., nat. m., nux  v., puis., sib,  sub, tabac.
Expectoration—aib, ambr.,   arg.  m.,  cham., cheb,  cic, led.,
meph.,  nat  s,, spong.
  Absent—aeon., ♦ant.  t,  apis,  brom., ipec, kali c,  mang., phos.,
secale, terebin.
  Acrid—mere, nit.  a., rhus, sil.
  Albuminous—♦cocc c
  Bitter—aib, ars., cham.,  dros.,  nit. a.,  puis., ver.  a.
  Bloody—aeon., aib, am. m.,   ant.  t, arg. n., ♦arn., ♦ars.,  belb,
borax, bry.,  calc. c,  calc. s.,   carb.  v.,  cina,  cinch.,  con., croc,
cupr., dig.,  dros., dulc, erig.,  ferr.,  guaiac, ham., hep.s., hyos.,
ipec,  kali  c ,  kreos.,  lach.,  lachn., laur.,  led., lye,   mag. e,
mag. m., mang., mere,  mill., mur. a.,  nit.  a., nux m.,  ♦nux v.,
opium,  ♦phos., phos. a., plumb.,  psor.,  puis., rhus, sabad., secale,
selen , sib,  stann., ♦stram,,  sub, sul. a., terebin., ver.  a.,  zinc.
  Color.
  Black—cinch.,  oxal.  a.,  puis.
  Brown—caps.,  carb. v.,  rhus.
  Clear—nat.  m.,  viola o.
  Dark — nux m.
  Gray—ambr.,  anae,  ham., kalm.,  lye,  nux  v.,  rhus,  sepia.
  Green—arn., ars., benz. a.,  can. s.,  carb. an.,   carb. v.,  ferr.,
ham.,  ♦kali  i., kreos., lye, mang., nat. c,  nit. a.,  paris,  psor.,
puis.,  rhus,  sepia,♦stann., sib,  thuj.
  Pale—rhus, sil.
  Red—led., mang.,  mill.,  nux  v., sang., squill.
  Rusty—caps., phos.,sang.
  Transparent—agar., nat. m.
  White—aeon.,  alum., ambr.,  apoc, ♦arg. m., borax, calc. fluor.,
carb. v.,  cina, cinch., fluor.  a.,  kali chlor.,   kreos.,  mere b. i.,
nit.  a., oxal. a.,  phos , phos.  a.,  sepia,  sib, squill.
  Yellow—aib,ambr.,anae, arg. n.,  ars.,  aur.,  cact.,  calc.  e, calc.
ph., carb. v., dig., ♦dros., ham.,  kali chlor., kali s., kreos.,  lye,
mag. c,  mang., mere, mere  b. i.,  mere  p.  i.,  mez.,  mur.  a.,
nit.  a., nux  v., oxal. a.,  ♦puis., ruta, sabad.,  samb., sepia, ♦sib,
spong.,  stann., staph., sub a.,  ver. a., zinc.
  Copious—ant.  t,  cact., carb. v.,  cheb,  cocc  c, dulc,  ferr.,
guaiac,  kali  i.,   kreos., lach.,   laur.,   mere p. i.,  plumb.,  ruta,
seneg., trill.,  zinc. • 
CHAPTER XXVII.— COUGH AND EXPECTORATION          587
 Expectoration—Color continued.
   Difficult—alum.,  cinch., con., cor.  r., dig., - euphr.,  ign., lach.,
 man 4 , nit.  a., opium,  phos., psor., ♦puis.
   Dirty—caps., lye
   Easy—♦arg.  m., ♦cocc c, kalm.,  kreos., mang.,♦stann.
   Frothy—ant. t, ars., ferr., fluor. a.,  nat. m.,  opium, phos., sib
   Granular—cinch.
   Haemoptysis—ant.  t, ♦ars., ferr., plumb.,  sabad.,  sang., sul. a.,
 trill.  (See "Bloody")
   Hard—con.,  spong.
   Like various things—am. c,  ♦arg.  m., cact, dig., dros.,  kali i.,
 laur., mez.,  stann.,  viola o.
   Lumpy—agar.,  cocc.  c, mang.,  oxal.  a.,  ♦sib, ♦spong., sul.
   Mucus, phlegm—aib,  alum.,  ambr., anae, apoc, ♦arg. m., ♦arn.,
 ars.,  arum,  asaf., aur., ♦bad.,  belb,  benz.  a., borax,  bry., ♦cact.,
 ♦calc. c, calc.  fluor.,carb. v., caust., cham.,  cheb, ♦cocc e, dig.,
 ♦dros., dulc, ♦euphr.,   fluor. a., guaiac, hyos.,  ♦ipec, ♦kali bi.,
 kali c, kali  i., lach., lob., lye,  mag.e,  mang.,  mere, mere p. i.,
 mez., mur. a.,  nat. m.v  ♦nit.  a.,  nux m.,  nux v., opium,  oxal.  a.,
 paris, ♦phos.,  phos. a.,  plumb.,  puis., rhus,  sabad., samb.,  sang.,
 selen.,  seneg.,  ♦sepia, sib, ♦spong.,  ♦squill.,  stann.,  staph., sub,
 sul. a., terebin., ver. a.
   Odor, smell—arn., borax,  caps.,  carb. v.,  con., cupr.,  dros.,
 guaiac,  ign.,  led.,   lye,  nit.  a.,  rhus,  sang.,  sepia,  sib,  squill.,
 ♦stann.
   Profuse—calc. c, euphr., kreos., mere  b. i., sepia, sib,  ♦spong.,
 ♦stann., viola  o.
   Purulent—aib,  anae, ant.  t,   arg.  n.,  am.,   calc. s., carb.  v.,
 con., dros.,  ferr.,  guaiac, kali c,  kali i., kreos., led., lye, nat. c,
 nat. s.,  ♦nit. a.,   phos.,   plumb.,  puis.,   rhus, sang.,  sepia,  ♦sib,
 staph., sub,  trill., zinc.
   Putrid—♦arn., calc. e,  con.,  cupr.,  ferr.,  ham.,  kalm.,  mere,
 rhus, stann., ver.  a., zinc.
   Ropy—ipec, ♦lach.,  lob., viola  o.
   Salty—ambr., ars., calc.  e, can.  s.,  graph., hyos.,  kalm., lach.,
 lye ,  mag. c, mere,  mez., nat.  c, nux m.,  phos.,  samb.,  sepia,
 stann., ver.  a.
   Scanty—aib, apoc, dig., ferr.,  lach.,  sib, spong.,  ♦stann.
   Slimy—ant.  t,  carb.  v., cham.,  cina, cinch.,  kali chlor., kali s.,
 lach., mere  b.  i.,  nux  m.
   Sour--ambr., carb. v.,  nit. a., nux v.,  phos.  a., spong.,  sul. a.,
 ver. a.
   Sticky—ail.
   Stringy—asaf.,   ♦kali bi., nat. m.
   Sweetish —anae,  apis,  ♦calc c,  dig., nux v.,  phos.,  sabad.,
 squill., ♦stann., sub, zinc.
   Taste—♦arn., belb, ♦borax, calc. c, carb. v.,  con., cupr.,  ham.,
 ign.,  kalm.,  led.,  mez., mur.a.,  phos. a., sabad.,  sib, stann.. thuj.,
zinc.
   Tasteless —apis, cina. 
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Expectoration continued.
  Tenacious—anae, calc. fluor., carb.  v., kali e,  ♦phos.,  phos.  a.,
sabad.,  sepia, sib,  spong.,  ver. a., zinc.
  Thick—aeon.,  ♦arg. m.,  ars.,  cact,  ham.,  kali  chlor.,  kreos.,
lye, oxal.  a., phyt, ruta, sang.,  ♦sib, sul.
  Thin—ferr.,  mag. c, sul. a.
  Tough—aur.,  cham.,  ♦kali bi.,  mag.  c,  mang.,  phos.,  phyt,
samb., staph.,  ver.  a.
  Viscid—♦bad., can.  s.,  ♦cocc  c, ♦kali bi., mez.,  pans, sil.
  Watery—carb. v., lach., mur.  a., nat. m.

Parts
  Air passages—cham., cor. r., rhus.
  Bronchial  tubes—aib,   *ant.  t, arg. m.,  ♦bad.,  cor. r.,  eup.
purp., gels., ipec,  kali bi., kali  c,  kreos.,  lob.,  mere p. 1., mill.,
♦rhus, rumex, terebin.,  ver. a.
  Chest, thorax—aib,  ambr., am. c,  apis,  apoc,  asaf.,  baryt,
♦borax, calc c, calc  ph.,  carb.  an., caust,  cineh.,  con.,  ♦dros.,
eup. pert, ferr., gels.,  graph.,  ipec,  kali   bi., kreos.,  ♦lact  v.,
lob.,  mag. m., meph.,  mere,  mercp.i., mez., milb, mur. a., nat.c,
nat. m.,   nat. s.,  ♦nit. a.,  ♦nux v.,   petrol.,  ♦phos.,   ♦phos.  a.,
psor., puis., rhod.,  rhus,  ruta, samb.,   selen.,  seneg.,  sepia,  sib,
♦spong., ♦squill.,  ♦stann.,  ♦stram., sub, sul. a.
  Clavicles, —rumex.
  Epigastrium—ars., baryt.,  hyos., kali bi., phos. a.
  Fauces—♦dros.,  gels. lact.  v.
  Larynx-aeon.,  am.  c, +arg.  m.,  arg. n.,   ♦ars., ♦bad., ♦belb,
♦brom.,  calc e, ♦cepa, cina,  cinch.,  colch., con.,  dulc, hep. s.,
hydras.,  hyos., ipec, kali bi., kali c, kali i.,kreos.,  ♦lach., lachn.,
led.,  ♦lye,  mag. e, mang.,   mere,  mez., nit.  a., olean., oxal. a.,
paris, phos.   phos.  a., phyt.,  ♦puis.,  rumex, seneg., sepia,  sticta,
♦sub,  zing.
  Lungs—agar.,  aib, arum,   cheb,  ferr.   phos.,  kali e,  kali i.,
lachn., laur., mill.,  opium,   plumb., psor.,  rumex, spong.,  zing.
  Palate—♦dros.
  Pharynx—lob.,  phyt.
  Ribs—hell., nat.  s.
  Scrobiculus—am.  c, zinc.
  Sternum —arg. n., bry., ♦can.  i.,  cham.,  cheb, cinch., kali bi.,
lach., mang., petrol., plat., rumex, ♦sang.
  Supra-sternal fossa—apis, phos. a.
  Throat—aeon.,  alum., ambr.,  am. e,  am. m.,  ♦ascl.  t, bapt,
baryt., bry., calad., calc  e,  calc. ph., can.  s., cham., cina,  con.,
hep.  s.,  hyper., ign., kali  e,  kalm.,^  lach.,  lact.  v.,  mag.  m.,
mere b.  i.,  nat. m., nat.  s.,  nux m., petrol., ♦phos., psor., ♦puis.,
rhod., ♦rumex,  ♦sang., seneg., sib, squill., stram., sub, zing.
  Thyroid cartilage—squill.
  Trachea—anae,  arn., arum, asaf.,  bry.,  ♦caust.,   cham.,  eye, 
             CHAPTER XXVII. —COUGH AND EXPECTORATION         589

Parts continued.
dig., dulc, euphr., ferr., ferr. phos., nux m., paris,   psor., puis.,
rumex, ♦squill.,  ♦stann.,  sticta,  sul.
  Uvula—alum., ham., mere  b. i., nat. m.
  Velum  palati—hyos.

Sensations—♦ars.,  belb,  ♦brom., bry.,  calc.c, camph., ♦caust,
cina, cor. r.,  ♦dros.,  igri., kreos.,  lact.  v.,  ♦lye, nat.  s., oxal. a.,
phos.  a.,  psor., puis., rhus, ♦sang., squill., ♦stann.
  Weakness—ars.,  ferr.,  psor.,  ruta,  stann. 
 CHAPTER   XXVIII.-INNER  CHEST  AND
                           LUNGS.
                 '"•■;.'■   SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Pressing sensation remains in affected  side,  im-
peding free breathing —pleurisy.   Cold air causes raw feeling.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Haemoptysis,  the  blood comes up  with  an easy
hawking, hemming  or  slight  cough;  anxiety, palpitation, quick
pulse, stitches  in chest from excitement, wine, or exposure to dry,
cold air.   Stitches  in  chest  with  cough, cannot lie on right side,
only on back; dry,  hacking cough—pleurisy.  -Lancinating through
chest, with dry heat, difficult breathing,  often  violent  chill.   Pres-
sure,  weight and burning  under sternum.
  Agaricus.  °Jerking  stitches through right lung.  Oppression of
chest in region of  diaphragm,  with  drawing  pains.  Tension  in
lower part  of chest, during motion  and when sitting,  taking  away
his breath.
  Ailantus.   °Excessive  soreness  and  tenderness of lungs;  feeling
as if air cells were stuck together; tired feeling in lungs.   Stitching
and aching in chest under  clavicle.   Burning in right,  aching in
left lung.   Sensation of  fullness and smothering  before  expectora-
tion.
  Aloe.   cCongestion to chest; dry  cough;  bloody  expectoration.
Front of chest feels sore on deep inspiration.  Weakness of chest.
  Alumina.   cViolent, oppressive  pain  in chest, worse  at night.
Chest feels constricted, worse  from sitting bent or  stooped: better
on straightening up or walking.  Congestion  of blood to chest  and
head, with redness of face and one ear; caused by suppressed haem-
orrhoidal flux.   Shooting stitches right to left in afternoon; worse
on going down stairs.  Talking increases soreness of  chest, lifting
aggravates  or produces soreness in left chest.  Riding  in  a carriage
gives pain  in chest.
  Ambra.   °Sensation of pressure  deep  in right chest, also in left
chest, or in upper  part of chest.   Sensation  of rawness   in chest.
Itching in  chest and thyroid gland.
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             CHAPTER XXYI1I.--INNER CHEST AND RUNGS           59I

   Ammonium  carb.    Burning in  chest.  Stitches in  right  chest
when stooping; when walking; when rising up in bed.  Stitches in
left chest, prevent  lying on left side.   Lower part of chest most
affected.
   Ammonium  mur.    Pressure and stitches inchest,  as if a  morsel
of food had  lodged  there.  Painful  tension  below  right  breast.
Bruised pain in lower right chest. Burning in small spots of chest.
Beating,  like  a pulse, at  a small spot  in   left  chest, only  when
standing, mornings.
   Anacardium.   Dull pressure, as  from a plug  in  right  side of
chest.   Sharp stitches in  praecordial region,  extending thence to
small of back.
   ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Pain in  chest,  with heat.  Burning  and
sticking in chest. Stitches in chest.   Oppression and pressive pains
in chest, more right.
   ♦Antimonium tart.  ♦Much rattling  of mucus  in  chest.   Chest
seems full of phlegm,  without ability  to expectorate it.  Gidema
of lungs.  Broncho-pneumonia. °Anxious, with oppression of chest,
and  rising of warmth  from the heart.   So warm about  the heart
that she must  let the arms sink down,  with general weakness.  Full
feeling of chest.  Constriction of chest.
   ♦Apis.   ♦Hydrothorax—after  pleurisy.  Burning, stinging pains
throughout the entire front of chest.  ^Sensation  of  soreness as if
bruised or beaten.   Dull, aching  pain  in left side of chest,  near
middle of sternum,  with  sensation of fullness in  chest, and short
breath.   Stitches in left side  of chest.
   ♦Apocynum.   ♦Sense of oppression about epigastrium and chest.
   ♦Aranea dia.  ♦Haemorrhage  from lungs.
   ♦Argentum  met.  ♦Great   weakness  in  chest;  worse left side.
°Stitches in  right  side  of  chest, from  within outwards;  he  can
neither inhale nor exhale without feeling it.
   Argentum nit.   °Stitching pain  in region of fifth  rib, left side,
with frequent  blood-spitting.   Bursting  pain  after going up-stairs;
has to press with both hands.  Aching, tensive  pain  in  chest in
various places.
   ♦Arnica. ♦Haemorrhage, after mechanical injuries; slight spitting
of black,  thick, viscid  blood, or  bright-red,  frothy  blood,  mixed
with mucus and coagula.   Pleurisy  after mechanical injuries; must
continually change  position,  bed  feels so  hard.   Pneumo-thorax, 
5g2           CHAPTER XXV1II. — INNER CHEST AND LUNGS

from external injuries.    Burning or rawness in  chest.  Chest sore
when coughing, sputum blood-streaked; cannot  raise  the loosened
mucus.   Pressive pain  in  (right) chest at small spot, not increased
by motion, touch or inspiration.   Stitches  in (left)  chest,  worse
from dry cough, from motion or  external pressure.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Constriction  of  chest, with  great  anxiety and
restlessness,  evenings; when going up-hill.  Catarrh on  chest, great
suffocation; child tosses about in  agony. Gangrene  of lungs, with
green,  ichorous sputum.   °Tightness of chest, as   if bound  with a
hoop.   Stitches in upper right  chest.  Stitches  in left chest only
during inspiration.  Stitching pain  in sternum  from below, when
coughing.   Chilliness in chest evenings.  Burning in chest.
  Arum tri.   °Lungs feel  sore.    Soreness  in  left  lung,  and  upper
arm, with  pressing in forehead.   Stitches in right  lung  and under
the scapula.
  ♦Asafoetida.  ♦Spasmodic tightness of chest, as if the lungs could
not be fully expanded.  ^Pressure and burning under sternum,often
with cough. Compression of  chest,as from a heavy weight.  Pressing
stitches in chest.   Burning in chest runs through both  arms, and
through lower limbs down into toes.   Single, violent stitches from
within outwards, at short  intervals, renewed when chest is touched.
  Asarum.  °Stitches in  right or  both  lungs during   inhalation.
Sharp pressure in region of  last  ribs.  Pain around both lungs,  as
if constricted by a thin  wire.
  ♦Asclepias tub.  ♦Breathing painful,especially at base of left lung.
Sharp pains  shooting from left nipple downward,  with  stiffness of
left side of neck.  Sharp, cutting pain behind the  sternum, aggra-
vated by  drawing a long breath, or moving arm.   Spaces between
ribs,close to sternum,are sensitive  to pressure,and the pain, which is
acute,quick and darting,shoots over to the right side.  Pain in chest
relieved  by  bending  forward.   Acute pleuritic pain in right side,
with dry, hacking cough, and scanty mucous expectoration.   °Pain
in chest low  down  on diaphragm.
  ♦Asterias rub.   ♦Drawing pain  toward  inner portion  of  chest,
from before backward;  under left  breast, pain  extends  over whole
inner portion of arm to  end  of little finger.   °Fullness and pain  in
chest, with anxiety.
  Aurum met.  °Shooting pains  in chest, after  palpitation.   Dull
Stitches in both sides of chest, with  heat  in chest and  dyspnoea; 
              CHAPTER  XXVIII.— INNER CHEST AND LUNGS         593

increased by  inspiration.   Persistent,  dry catarrh  on chest, early
in morning, on  waking; with  great difficulty he  raises  a little
phlegm, and this only  after rising from bed.
  Baptisia.  °Tightness of  chest; constriction. Pain in right lung;
less in  left, with  soreness.
  Baryta carb.   -Sensation of soreness in chest, when coughing.
  Belladonna.   "Noise and rattling  in  bronchial tubes.   Pressive
pain in chest,  with  shortness of breath, and at same  time between
shoulders, when  walking or sitting.  Pressure in right chest; causes
anxiety. Constriction across chest, as if pressed inwards  from both
sides.   Burning  in  right chest.  Stitches  in  apex  of right lung.
  Benzoic acid.   °Pneumonia,   asthenic  forms, great  weakness,
difficult breathing increasing every hour.  Stitches  in  chest, espe-
cially on breathing  deeply;evening.  Pain about third rib,right side,
midway between sternum and  side; increased  by breathing.  Pain
 in  left  side about sixth  rib, increased   by deep inspiration  and
bending to either side.
  Berberis.   °Stitches in and around  clavicle, also pulsation  and
burning.   Pressure  behind left nipple.  Rawness  and  soreness in
chest as  if  from catarrh.   Stitches in chest;  increased  by deep
inspiration, with  short, dry cough.  Tearing in chest, particularly
left side.    Cutting contraction in  chest  to  abdomen, compels
one to  bend over.
  ♦Bismuthum.   ♦Crampy,pressive pain through chest in region of
diaphragm,when walking.  GBoring and  burning in chest;  backache.
  ♦Borax.  ♦Sticking in chest, with every  cough and deep inspi-
ration.   -Tightness  in chest.   Stitches in chest when  yawning,
coughing or breathing  deeply.   Stitches in right side of  chest in
region of nipple,  with  every paroxysm  of cough.
  Bromium.   °Affections begin  in bronchi and  ascend  to larynx.
Sensation of weakness  and exhaustion in chest.  Pressure in upper
part of  chest.  Sharp stitches in right   side  of  chest,  especially
when walking rapidly.   Cutting pains  running upwards—phthisis.
Right lung most affected.  Paralytic,  drawing  pain  through  left
chest, towards scapula and into left  arm.   Hepatization  of  lower
lobes, in pneumonia.
  ♦Bryonia.   ♦Intense sticking  pains,  or stitches in  chest;  cannot
bear to  move or  draw a deep  breath.   Constriction of  chest;  felt
the need of breathing deeply, which  caused  pain in chest.   Stitch 
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in upper part of chest,  through  shoulders,  on  inspiring.   Chest
very sensitive,  with stitches in left side on inspiration.   Sensation
of heaviness beneath  sternum, extending  toward right  shoulder,
impeding respiration; deep inspiration was difficult;  oppression of
right side of chest, with very  fine,extremely severe stitches in right
axillary gland.   Stitches in sternum on  coughing; was obliged to
hold chest with hand. Sharp pain in infra-mammary region;  worse
during inspiration.   Stitching pain in region of diaphragm,  worse
from motion or coughing.  Sharp stitching pain  in chest,  below
right nipple, extending  outward,   only on  expiration.   Short  but
violent stitches  in right side of   chest,  so that he must hold the
breath and   can not cry  out.   Tearing  stitches  in  left side of
chest extend from behind forward, better  during rest, worse during
motion and on deep  inspiration.
  ♦Cactus.  ♦Congestion  to chest,  which  prevents lying down; pal-
pitation.  Sensation  of great constriction in middle of  sternum, as
if the parts were compressed  by iron pinchers, with oppression of
breathing.   Much rattling of  mucus.  ^Haemoptysis with  marked
arterial excitement;  convulsive cough.   Bronchitis with palpitation
of heart.  Continual  rattling of mucus;  oppressed breathing; can-
not lie in a horizontal position; attacks of anxiety  and suffocation.
Feeling of constriction in chest,  impeding speech.
  ♦Calcarea carb.  ♦Chest painfully sensitive to touch, and on in-
spiration. Sore pain  in  chest on inspiration. -Oppression of  chest,
as if too full.  Stitches   in   left  side  of  chest,  on  inspiration.
Stitches  in  chest and sides of  chest, when moving; from  deep in-
spiration and from lying on  affected  side.  Sore  pains in  chest,
worse during inspiration.   Much mucus in chest.  Abscesses form-
ing in lungs.
  Calcarea  phos.   °Aching in chest, with soreness to touch.  Sharp
pain about sixth  rib,  right side; later on  left, about fourth and fifth
ribs, coming and going; takes the  breath; worse with  deep breath
during day.  Contraction of chest and difficulty of breathing, even-
ing till 10 p.  m. ; better lying down, worse getting up.   (Consump-
tion,  tc  lessen emaciation.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea  sulf.   (Consumption.  Empyema,  pus  forming in cavity
of lung  or pleura.—Schussler.)
   Camphora. °Mucus in air  passages.   Influenza,when during the
stage of invasion the patient  feels cold and chilly; body  and mind 
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seem  in a depressed condition. Stitches  from shoulders  into chest,
in left side of chest when walking.  Sensation of coldness  extends
from  pit of stomach over whole sternum.  Congestion of chest.
  Cantharis.   -Stitches in chest, more  on  right side, or first left
then right;  in  lower right chest,  extending  toward  the   middle of
sternum and axilla.   Burning in  chest  Exudation within pleura.
  Capsicum.   -Pain  in chest and back;  heat.  Throbbing  pain  in
chest.   Drawing in one  or both sides of chest up to neck.
  Carbo  ani.   -Sensation of coldness  in  chest.  Burning  in (right)
side of chest.  Pneumonia, right lung,suppuration beginning; green
sputum.    Pleurisy, lingering; skin   livid,  emaciation,   hectic;  or
typhoid symptoms.  Sharp burning sitches  in chest.
  ♦Carbo veg.   ♦Sensation  of weakness  and  fatigue   in chest.
Burning in chest, as from glowing coals; rawness,  soreness. Con-
gestion of chest and head. Burning under sternum; rattling  of large
bubbles: dyspnoea;  cold knees in bed.   Bronchial catarrh;  hoarse,
mucous rales; chest and ribs  feel as if bruised.   Oppressive tear-
ing in left chest.  Pressive pain in upper right chest through  to
scapula.   Haemoptysis, burning  in  chest,   paroxysms   of violent
cough, hoarse; face pale; skin cold;  slow,intermittent pulse; wants
to be  fanned.
  ♦Caulophyllum.  ♦Spasmodic  affections  of chest  and  larynx.
 Spasmodic, inermittent  pains in chest,  with amenorrhoea.
  Causticum.   ^Soreness in chest.  Tightness of  chest, must fre-
quently take  a deep breath.   Stitches  in  chest, below  arms, ex-
tending to pit  of stomach, with anxiety.  Rattling in  chest.
  Cepa.   °Chest laden with mucus.   Pains here and there  through
chest.   Stitches with burning in middle  of left  side  of chest, when
taking deep breath.
  Chamomilla.   -Constriction in  upper part of  chest.  Chest pain-
ful  when coughing.   Stitches shoot  from  abdomen into middle of
chest, as from  flatulence.  Sudden stitches and darts through chest,
extorting screams;  dyspnoea, taking away  voice and  threatening
suffocation.
 •♦Chelidonium.  ♦Stitches beneath right ribs.   °Stitches  in left
chest  on inspiring. Pains in chest and back.  Oppression of chest,
clothing seemed too tight.  Spasmodic pressure  behind   middle  of
sternum  awoke him at night; extending into bronchi, with sensa-
tion of constriction in them.   Stitches in chest; worse  right  side.
Deep-seated pain in whole right  side of chest. 
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   Cicuta.   "Great heat in  chest. Cold sensation in chest.
   Cimicifuga.   "Severe pain in left chest, below fifth or sixth rib.
Pain in right side of chest; must lie quietly on back, and press with
hand; breath short; slight  cough.
   Cina.   °Stitches in left side.   Burning stitches in chest.
   Cinchona.  °Loud,  coarse rales,  great  debility, anaemia;  oedema
of legs.   Pneumonia after  haemorrhages,   bleeding, or  with bilious
symptoms,  or incipient gangrene.  Pressure  in  chest as from rush
of blood,  violent  palpitation; bloody sputum;  sudden prostration.
Stitches in right  chest up  to axilla, prevents bending  forward and
breathing; stitches in  left chest; stitches under  sternum; worse dur-
ing deep breathing and  sudden movements. Phthisis of drunkards;
suppuration of lungs.  Cannot  bear  percussion or even auscultation,
chest so sensitive.  Haemoptysis, with subsequent  suppuration  of
lungs;  stitches in chest, worse from slight touch.
   Cistus.   °Feeling of rawness from  chest to  throat.   Fullness in
chest.
   Clematis.   "Oppression  of chest.   Aching  in  chest  Left side of
chest seems most affected.   Stitching pains in chest.
   Cocculus.   "Contractive  tension  of right   side of  chest,  taking
the breath.   Cramps in  chest, also hysteria.  Audible rumbling in
left  side  of  chest,  as if   from emptiness,  especially  noticeable
when walking.
   ♦Coccus cact.   ♦Rawness in air passages,  causing cough.   "Op-
pression and soreness  in  chest.   Stitches and  sticking pains in
sides of chest.
   Colchicum.  "Dull stitches  in posterior part  of chest  during ex-
piration.   Violent cutting  pain  in chest,  interrupting  breathing.
Stinging in region of heart, with oppression.   Spitting blood after
injuries.
   Colocynthis.  °Stitching  pains in right or left side of chest.
   Conium.  "Sharp thrusts  directly  through chest,  from sternum to
spine, while sitting.   Violent  stitches in  right chest about  nipple,
on every inspiration; while walking; worse from  hard pressure with
hand.
   Crocus.   "Heaviness  in chest, must frequently take a deep breath.
Dull stitches in left chest.
   Croton  tig.   "Feels as if he could not expand lungs.   Feeling of
fullness in both sides  of chest, with burning  stitches in left side,
and toward both scapulae. 
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  Cuprum met.   "Shooting pains in sides of  chest, must cry out.
  Cyclamen.  "Pressure in  middle of  sternum.   Stitches  in left
side of chest, later in right.  Tearing stitches, with oppression  and
shortness of breath,  during motion and rest.   Stitches about  the
apex  of heart.
  Digitalis.   °Peculiar,  seemingly  rheumatic pains, and  catarrhal
affections of lungs, with serous exudation.  Passive  congestion of
lungs, depending on a weakened, dilated  heart.  Great weakness in
chest, can't  bear  to talk.  Emphysema in complication with heart
disease; feels better while lying perfectly  quiet,  in horizontal posi-
tion.
  Drosera.  cConstriction of chest and hypochondria.  Severe stitches
in chest,  when sneezing or  coughing; must  press  on chest  with
hands for relief.   Burning  sensation in center of chest.   Violent,
oppressive,  stitching pain across chest, passing off during motion.
    ♦Dulcamara.   ♦Rheumatic   pleuritis   and  pleuro-pneumonia,
with  tough,  difficult, discolored sputa.  Hydro-thorax;  worse in wet
weather.   -Bronchitis:  offensive smelling  night-sweats.   Tubercu-
losis  in scrofulous subjects;  also worse  in changes from warm to
cold; sputa tough,green; cough moderate;  stitches here  and there
in chest:  diarrhoea.  Phthisis mucosa.  Mucus  on chest, must cough
long  before  raising  it;  suffocative   catarrh.  Haemoptysis bright-
red;  tickling in larynx; worse  at  rest;  caused by a  cold, or  pro-
tracted, loose cough.  Pain in left chest as if lungs moved in waves.
  Eupatorium perf.   °Soreness in  chest;  worse  from  inspiration.
Pain and soreness behind  sternum: heart  feels  as if  in   too small
a place.  Oppression in middle of  sternum; feels  as  if  something
was pressing against his  heart;   palpitation.   Pain  through right
nipple when breathing.   Deep-seated   pain   in left side  and right
shoulder.
  Ferrum met.   rShooting,  stinging in chest.   Feeling of dryness
in chest.   Slight  heaviness in  upper part of lungs, making breath-
ing rather difficult;  sore  feeling  below clavicle  and   left nipple;
cannot  take  a  long breath.  Slight, dull, heavy pain  across upper
part of chest, rendering breathing uneasy.  Sticking  and bruised
sensation  in chest.   Constricting spasm of chest.   Flying pains in
chest; blood-spitting; persons who flush easily and get  epistaxis,
dyspnoea,  palpitation.
  Ferric phos.  °(Inflammation   of lungs, first   stage,  until  free 
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perspiration is established.  Congestion of lungs, with debility and
oppression.  Pleurisy,  fever, pain,  stitch in side, catch in breath,
 and short  cough.   Pleurc-penumonia,  the chief remedy  at  first
stage. — Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.   -Upper part of chest seems most affected. Hydro-
thorax.
  Gambogia.   "Pressure in middle of chest.   Pain in chest  as if
it were  all raw.
  Gelsemium.    Congestive pneumonia,  with  suffering under the
scapulae,   caused   by   checked  sweat.    Short    paroxysms  of
pain in  superior part of right lung,  on  taking a deep breath; pulse
slow, full.
  Glonoinum.  "Chest feels as  if laced.  Sinking feeling in  head and
chest, as from  working  in  hot  room.   Congestions  alternately to
chest and  head.   Numb  sensation moving upwards in chest, and
down left arm.
  Graphites.   -Cramps in  chest.   Pains in chest.   Pain in  middle
of chest, with  cough,  irritation, rawness and  soreness.   Stitching
pains in chest.
  Guaiacum.  -Pleuritic stitches; left  side, worse  from  breathing
deeply,  especially in phthisis pulmonalis.   Intense  pain  in   upper
part of  chest,  from  motion of  head; expectoration  of fetid pus.
  ♦Hamamelis.  ♦Haemoptysis, tickling cough,  with taste of blood
or of sulphur;  dull,  frontal headache;  tightness  of chest; cannot lie
down, because of difficult  breathing, from  congestion; fullness in
head, mind calm.   -Stitches in the lower part of lungs.  Sensation
of constriction across  chest, increased  by a long or deep  breath.
  Hepar sulph.   Sensation'of drops of hot water, in left chest.
Soreness   in chest.   Weakness of  chest; cannot talk from   weak-
ness.  Spasmodic constriction  of  chest,  after  talking.  Tenacious
mucus in chest.
  Hydrastis.   -Rawness, soreness and  burning in chest.   Bron-
chitis of old,  exhausted persons;  thick, yellow, tenacious,  stringy
sputa.   Phthisis;   to  relieve  goneness in stomach, emaciation,
loss of  appetite.
  Hyoscyamus.  -Tight feeling across chest, as from over-exertion,
running. Spasms of chest, arrest of breathing,  must  lean forward.
Exhausted from long talking;  body,  and  especially  chest,  weak;
green sputum; weak pulse.   Stitches  in  left side of chest   Haem- 
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optysis, bright-red,  with spasms, also in drunkards.   Pneumonia;
cerebral symptoms,  delirium,  sopor;  dry,  fatiguing  night cough,
or rattling in chest.
  Hypericum.   -Anxiety in chest, in  forenoon,  with  short breath,
dizziness and bitter belching.   Stinging in left  chest, worse when
moving.   Cutting in upper right  chest, then in lower left.
  Ignatia.    Stitches  in chest,  from  flatulent  colic.   Spasmodic
constriction of chest.
  Iodium.    Sensation of weakness  in chest.   Sharp,  quick,  pierc-
ing pains.   Tendency to bronchial and pulmonary  congestion and
haemorrhage.
  Ipecacuanha.    Infantile pneumonia;  respiration  rapid, difficult;
surface blue; face pale.   Rattling of large bubbles;  fever, but face
rather pale;  coughing and gagging.  Haemorrhage from lungs;  worse
from  least exertion; frequent hacking, with expectoration of blood-
streaked  mucus.  ' Fine'rattling noises in chest,spasmodic cough;
nausea—oedema pulmonum.
  Iris.  "Pain in left side of chest as  if ribs were pressing against
lungs.
  Kali bichrom.  Pain from back to sternum; or, from mid-sternum
darting to between shoulders.
  ♦Kali carb.  ♦Cutting  pain in chest in evening, after lying down.
Stitches in  chest on inspiration. "Spasms  of chest.   Chest  feels
weak, faint, from walking fast.  Pain  through lower  third of right
chest to  back.  Pressure in middle of chest, with  gulping of watery
phlegm;  stricture of oesophagus.  Pressure, heaviness, anxious feel-
ing.   Pain  as if lower  lobe  of  right  lung  were  adhering  to ribs.
Phthisis; acts on lower part of right lung; faint spells; sputum con-
tains pus-globules,  blood and  albumen.   Pneumonia, with  stitches
through right chest; hepatic  inflammation; right lung  hepatized;
worse when lying on right side.   Infantile  pneumonia, much  rat-
tling  in both sides  during  resolution.   Pleurisy; stitches  in left
chest, with  violent palpitation, dry cough;  worse 3  a. m.
  Kali chlor.   °(Cold in chest, with thick white or yellowish ex-
pectoration; tongue  as  in 11; stuffy in head; white,non-transparent,
or yellowish discharge.   Cough in consumption, with thick, white
sputa; tongue as in 11 ;loud,noisy stomach-cough ;prctruded appear-
ance  of  eyes;   itching  at  anus;  croupy,  hard, very  persistent
hoarseness.   Lung disease;  if  expectoration  is  whitish,  thick,  or 
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yellowish,  white and slimy.  Tongue with white  fur at  back.   In-
flammation of lungs: second remedy.  Pleurisy  second remedy, will
complete the cure; second stage, for plastic exudations.—Schussler. )
   Kali iod.  -Stitches through sternum to back,  or  deep in  chest,
while walking.  Phthisis pituitosa, with purulent  sputum; exhaust-
ing night-sweats and loose stools. Pneumonia, in the beginning when
disease  localizes itself; also with hepatization so extensive  as  to
cause cerebral  congestion and  serous  exudation;   face  red,  pupils
large;  urine suppressed;  one side as if paralyzed.   CEdema pulmo-
num, with pneumonia, or  secondary  to  Bright's disease; sputum
like soapsuds;  green.
   Kali sulf.  (Bronchitis,  if the  mucus  is   distinctly yellow and
slimy, thin, or  watery matter, and profuse.   Inflammation  of lungs
with characteristic expectoration.—Schussler.)
   Kalmia.   ^Pain in chest,  as  from  a  sprain.   Shooting through
chest above heart into shoulder-blades, with pain in left arm.
   Kreosotum. ."Stitches in left chest,  just over heart; across chest,
during morning till  noon; first  in left, then   in right  chest, inter-
rupting  breathing;   also under  scapula.   Pain  in   chest,  better
from pressure.   Anxious  feeling of heaviness  in chest.
   Lachesis.    Oppressive pain in chest, as if full  of wind,  better
from eructations.   Pain in  chest, as  from soreness.   Burning  in
chest.   Stitches in left chest, with dyspnoea.  Pneumonia,  hepatiza-
tion, mostly of left lung;   great dyspnoea on   awaking.   Dropsy of
chest;  awakens with suffocating  spells; liver swollen; scanty,dark
urine;  palpitation—after  scarlatina.
   Lachnantes.   "Stitches like knives in quick  succession, in right
side of chest below  mammae, while at rest,  and  when moving, in
afternoon.   Severe  pain  in chest with  cough, delirium, circum-
scribed red cheeks; fever worse,  i to  2 a. m.—typhoid pneumonia.
Stitches left side of  chest.  Full  feeling  in  chest,  must   inhale
deeply.
   Laurocerasus.   Spasm  of chest.  Threatening paralysis of lungs.
Veins of hands distended.   Pleurisy of drunkards;   pulse soft,  but
quick.
   Ledum.   -Congestion of chest, with haemoptysis.   Burning sore
ness in chesty soreness under  sternum.  Stitches  in chest.   Sup-
puration of lungs.   Haemoptysis  alternating with  rheumatism.
   ♦Lilium tig.    ♦Sharp and quick pain in left  side of chest, with 
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fluttering of heart.   "Full  feeling  of  chest, with distended  abdo-
men. Constricted sensation  in left side of chest,extending to right,
with sharp  pains running up  to  throat, clavicle,  left  axilla and
scapula; better from changing position.
   Lithium  carb.  °Pressure in  middle  of  chest, from within out-
ward,  both  sides.
   Lobelia inf.    Pressure on chest; left chest above nipple.   Spas-
modic contraction of diaphragm.  Pain  in lower chest;  mostly left
side.  Burning feeling in chest, passing upward.   Pain  in  chest,
with the breathing,  while sitting  after  dinner; disappears  while
moving about.
   Lycopodium.   -Continuous pressure in chest;  raw feeling inter-
nally.   Catarrh on chest of  infants;  rattling on chest, which  seems
full  of mucus.    Pneumonia, with  raising of  mouthfuls of mucus  at
a  time, of a light rust color, stringy and  easily  separated.   Neg-
lected pneumonia,   especially  with continuing hepatization  and
purulent sputum.   Typhoid pneumonia.  Stitches  in  left  chest,
also during inspiration.  Paralysis of  lungs.   Hydrothorax.
   Magnesia carb. "Oppression of  chest, with sensation of constric-
tion.  Sensation of soreness in  chest,  or in region of heart.
   Magnesia mur.  "Sudden heaviness  on  chest,  with  oppression
of breathing at dinner.   Tension and constriction  of  chest.   Con-
gestion of blood  to  chest from bathing in sea.
   Magnesium phos.   °(Angina  pectoris, breast-pang, for the neu-
ralgic  spasms; give remedy  in  hot water.   Constriction of  chest
and  throat,  with  dry, spasmodic, tickling cough.—Schussler.)
   Manganum acet.   "Stitches in  chest  and sternum,  running  up
and  down.  Beating in chest   Warm contraction,  extending from
middle of abdomen  to chest, with nausea.   Bruised pain in upper
chest,  when stooping;  better by raising head.
   Mephitis.   °Pains in chest  (lower  left rib) when  touching it;
more when  coughing and sneezing.
   ♦Mercurius.   ♦Stitches' in  chest,  right side,  extending  through
to back,  on sneezing and coughing.   "Burning in  chest extending
to throat.   Acts  on  lower part of  right  lung;  stitches  through  to
back.  Rush of blood to chest.  Stitches in chest through to right
scapula;  pneumonia, with bilious  symptoms.   Sensation of dryness
in chest.  Suppuration of lungs after  haemorrhages, or after pneu-
monia. 
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   Mercurius biniod. GAwoke from a transient feeling of great sore-
ness in whole  breast.  Constriction  across  chest.  Catching pain
under  right breast,  oppressing  the breathing.
   ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Stitches   shoot   through chest  (right side).
  Haemoptysis.
   Mezereum.   Stitches in right side of chest, worse drawing a long
breath. Cramp-like contraction  over  both chest and back.
   Millefolium.  "Oppression of chest, frequent blood-spitting; pierc-
ing pains, stinging,  bruised feeling;   worse  under  left shoulder-
blade—phthisis pulmonalis.
   Muriatic acid.   ^Stitches in  chest and  at  heart, when  taking a
long breath and on violent motion; burning  stitches.  Tension and
pain on  sternum.   Bursting pain in chest; pain as if beaten.
   Natrum carb.  "Stitches  in  chest.   Burning  soreness  in right
chest;  loose cough but no sputum; coldness between scapulae.
   Natrum mur.°Sensation and pain in chest,as from tension.Stitches
in chest  and  sides; shortness of breath,  especially during a long
inspiration. Pain  like a cutting cramp through left chest to scapula.
( OSdema  of lungs,  acute;  serous, frothy secretions. Pleurisy when
during and after its course serous effusion has taken place.  Inflam-
mation  of lungs if there is much loose, rattling  phlegm, clear and
frothy,coughed up with difficulty,and when it has not been absorbed
by the use of   kali chlor.    Bronchitis, acute  inflammation  of  the
trachea,with  frothy  and clear,  starchy   phlegm;  loose and rattling,
sometimes coughed  up with difficulty;   chronic,  bronchial  catarrh,
with above symptoms. — Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   "Stitching pain running up from abdomen to left
side   of  chest.     Pneumonia;   inexpressible   agony;    slowly
coagulating blood.  Piercing pain in left chest.
   Nitric acid.   -Uneasiness in chest.   Congestion  to  chest, with
anxiety,  heat and  palpitation.  Cramp-like pains in chest.  Stitches
in chest,  right  side.   Chest sore when   coughing  or  breathing.
Soreness  at lower end of sternum. Pain suddenly abates, yet pulse
becomes smaller  and  quicker—pneumonia.    Pleurisy   of  old   or
cachectic  people.   Lungs  attacked,rattling breathing, loose cough;
sputum brown, bloody; pulse  irregular—typhus.   Threatened  par-
alysis of lungs —typhus.
  Nux  mos.  Weight and pressure on  chest; worse on falling asleep
at night,  or waking  from a siesta.  Stitches  in  chest, tightness, 
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 spitting of blood.   Full feeling in upper part of chest,  preventing
 a deep breath.
   Nux vom.   ♦Roughness,  rawness and  irritation in chest.   Pres-
 sure  in chest,  as from a heavy load.   Sensation  of something torn
 loose in chest.  Congestion  to chest, with  heat and  burning.  Haem-
 optysis from  anger;  suppressed  haemorrhoidal  flow;  debauchery;
 especially in drunkards.
   Oleander.   Dull  stitches in left chest,  continuing during  inha-
 lation and exhalation.  Sensation of emptiness and coldness in chest.
   Opium.   Tension and  constriction  of chest.  Heat in chest.
 Blood thick, frothy, mixed  with mucus; great oppression; burning
 about heart, tremor, feeble  voice; anxious sleep, with  starts; legs
 cold, chest hot:  especially for drunkards.
   Oxalic acid.   -Sudden lancinating in  left  lung, depriving  him
 of breath. Rheumatic  pains  in left lun^, better  lying down.  When
 breathing, stitches  in chest  and above hip.  Dull, heavy, sore pain
 in chest.   Pain  in middle of chest,  through to back.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Broncho-pulmonary  catarrh, with dilatation  or
 fatty  degeneration of heart.   Pneumonia,  dryness of air passages;
 excoriated feeling in upper  chest; great weight on  chest or tight-
 ness;  chest sore, bruised;  well-developed,  co-existing bronchitis;
 hepatization,especially of lower  half of  right lung.   Latter part of
 the period of deposit,  and early part of absorption.  Congestion of
 chest, with anxiety  and  oppression.  Heaviness in chest as if a
 weight were lying on it.  Tuberculosis  in the tall, slender,or rapidly
 growing;  repeated  haemoptysis;  great debility;  frequent   attacks of
 bronchitis.   Tubercles, with hectic fever.   -Stitches in left chest,
 better lying on right side. Burning, piercing  soreness and tension
 in chest.   Congestion  to chest;  anxiety; worse from any emotion;
 cramp between scapulae.  Capillary  bronchitis;  pulmonary oedema.
 Pleuritis;  late stage;  heart  dilated; purulent infiltration.   Threat-
 ened  paralysis  of lungs,  prostration, viscid sweat; small  pulse, face
 sunken, rattling  in trachea.
  ♦Phosphoric acid.   +Pain  in chest as  from weakness.   "Burning
 in whole chest,  with pressure.   Weak feeling  in chest,  from talk-
ing, coughing,  or sitting too long; relieved by walking.   Spasm in
chest and diaphragm, sudden and  unexpected,  must sit bent.  Loud
rattling and whistling in chest, with but little cough.
  Phytolacca.   °Pains and  suffocative  feeling  in throat  and lungs. 
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 Aching pains in chest and side,  with  cough.  Pain  through mid-
 sternum, with cough.
   Platinum.   "Cramp-pain in left chest,  gradually increasing and
 decreasing in intensity.
   Plumbum.  "Stitches in chest and sides.   Suppuration  of lungs.
 Circumscribed pulmonary  mortification;  also  cheesy pneumonia.
 Copious muco-serous or purulent  expectoration.
   Podophyllum.   ^Catarrh of chest during dentition.
   Psorinum.  "Phthisis pulmonalis.    Burning, pressing  in chest.
 Pain in chest;  great  anxiety  by spells.   Hydrothorax.   P'eeling,
 especially under sternum, as of ulceration  of chest.   Chest  symp-
 toms better when lying  down.  Sharp  pain, right side,  opposite
 tenth rib.  Pains in right side, worse from motion, laughing, cough-
 ing; with  sweat.
   Pulsatilla.  "Phthisis florida,  suppurative  stage; chlorotic  girls.
 Soreness in chest,  under clavicles.   Pain in chest, as if ulcerated.
 Stitches in chest only  when lying,  particularly  at  night.   Sticking
 in chest, worse from deep  breathing, or coughing.   Paroxysms of
 burning in chest.  Obstinate bronchial catarrh.  Congestion to  chest
 and  heart  at night,  with anxious dreams.
   Ranunculus bulb.  Stitches inchest; increased  by moving,stoop-
 ing or inspiration.   Chest  feels sore and bruised; worse from  con-
 tact  and motion. Small, sore  spot, as from subcutaneous ulceration
 — after  pneumonia.   Adhesions of  lungs —after inflammation.
  Rhododendron.    Shooting through left  chest to back, and  right
 side.
  Rhus tox.  Stitches  in chest,worse when at rest, and while sneez-
 ing and breathing; also when sitting crooked.   Tingling  in chest,
 with tension in  intercostal  muscles;  worse at rest.   Pneumonia with
 typhoid symptoms, often from reabsorption  of  pus, also with  tear-
 ing  cough  and  restlessness; quiet  makes  pain  and  dyspnoea
worse.  Haemoptysis from over-exertion,  blowing wind  instruments;
blood bright; pain  in lower part of chest; renewed from least  men-
tal excitement.
  Rumex.  "Aching over anterior portion of both  lungs.  Burning,
sticking, or burning-stinging  pain in left chest, near   heart; worse
from deep  breathing and lying down in  bed  at night—rheumatism.
Burning, shooting pain in right chest.   Sharp pain near left axilla.
Soreness behind stomach when breathing. 
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   Ruta.   -Gnawing pain in chest   Phthisis  after  mechanical  in-
 juries of chest
   Sabadilla.   °Pain  and  oppression  of  chest  during  apyrexia.
 Stitches in side of chest, especially when  inspiring  or coughing.
 Pleuritis,  great paralytic debility.  Complains of coldness  with  hot
 flushes intervening—pleuritis.
   Sanguinaria.  cSharp piercing, midway  between  sternum   and
 right nipple.   Pain in right chest  to   shoulder;   can  with  diffi-
 culty place hand on top  of head.  Stitches  on  lower  part  of  left
 breast to  shoulder.   Cramps  in  chest.   Burning  in  chest,  also
 stitching;  he  lies on back; sputum is tough,  rust-colored and diffi-
 cult; pulse quick and small;  face and  limbs cold,  or  hands   and
 feet burning hot, and cheeks  circumscribed red and burning, worse
 in afternoon;   extreme  dyspnoea—pneumonia.  Breath  and  sputa
 smell  bad, even to patient; belches before  and  after cough; after
 cough,heat, then gaping; circumscribed red cheeks;  diarrhoea; night
 sweats; pain  in  legs.
   Sarsaparilla.   -Stitches from back through to chest, with every
 motion.
   Secale.   -Cramp in chest.   Spasmodic shocks from right half of
 chest into right arm  and right leg.   Pains over nearly all the front
 of chest,  worse from coughing and motion.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Oppression  of chest morning and evening.  "Sensation
 of emptiness in chest.   Great pressure  on  chest, more left  side.
 Stitch in leftside of chest and scapula when  breathing or coughing.
 Sensation  of soreness in  middle of chest. Chest symptoms  relieved
 by pressing on chest with hand.
   Silicia.   -Lungs feel sore.   Stitches  in chest and  sides  through
 to back.    Excruciating, deep-seated pains  in chest.   Pain  under
 sternum.   Inflammation of lungs resulting in suppuration. Dropsy
 of chest,  also  in  stone-cutters.  Empyema   after  pleurisy.   Con-
 gestion  to  chest, body  chilly.
  Spigelia. "Constriction in chest, with anxiety and  difficult breath-
 ing.   Stitches  in  chest,  worse  from  least  movement, or  when
 breathing.  Sensation of tearing in chest.  Trembling feeling,  worse
from any movement.   Can lie only on  right side,  with head high—
hydrothorax.
  ♦Spongia.   ♦Tuberculosis  beginning  in  apex  of (left)  lung.
Burning, sore pain in chest and bronchi,  with rawness in throat 
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when coughing. "Congestion in  chest from  least movement or over-
exertion; dyspnoea,  nausea,  faintish weakness.  Burning soreness,
rawness and  heaviness in  chest.  Constrictive,  spasmodic  pain
through chest and larynx. Stitches in both  sides of chest.
  ♦Squilla. ♦Stitches in chest, especially when inhaling and  cough-
ing;  in sides of chest—pleurisy. -Pains in chest are  worse in morn-
ing.   Especially suitable in pneumonia and pleurisy, after  blood-
letting.   Heaviness  on chest, congestion of blood to chest.
  ♦Stannum.^   Sensation of great weakness and emptiness of chest.
Sensation of  great soreness in chest. -Tension across upper  part of
chest, with emptiness in lower.   Chest so  weak  he  cannot talk;
empty feeling in chest.   Haemoptysis with  tendency to copious ex-
pectoration.  Phthisis mucosa, with the characteristic  cough, weak-
ness and sputa; profuse sweats.  Stitches in left side of chest, when
breathing or  lying on that side.   Great sore feeling in chest.
  Staphisagria.   "Soreness and  rawness in  chest,  especially when
coughing.
  Sticta.  "Oppression of chest and feeling of a hard mass there;
hard,racking cough,  excited  by  inspiration.
  Stramonium.   "Pain  in  breast,  cough  and other  peri-pneu-
monic symptoms, during recovery from meningitis.
  ♦Sulphur.  ♦Exudation after   pneumonia.   Weakness  of  chest,
when talking.   Stitches in  chest, extending  to back  or left scap-
ula;  worse from breathing,  from motion and when lying on back.
 Congestion  of blood to chest.   Feeling  of a lump  of ice in right
chest. Stitches through chest extending into left scapula, worse lying
on back and  during least motion.  Pain  in chest,  from over-lifting,
or after inflammation of lungs.   Burning  in chest,  rising  to face.
Pain as if chest would fly to  pieces, when coughing  or drawing
deep breath.
  Sulphuric  acid.   °Stitches in  chest about heart.  Sensation of
great weakness  in chest.  Burning  in left side of chest up to  throat.
Shooting, stinging,  now in scapula,  again  in   arm-pit or in chest.
Profuse haemorrhage from lungs; tuberculosis.  Ulcerations in differ-
ent parts of lungs.
  Tabacum.   "Tightness across upper part  of chest,  with  angina
pectoris.
  Taraxacum.   "Stitches  in chest.   Boring,  digging   in  chest.
Twitching in right  intercostal muscles. 
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   Terebinthina.   -Haemorrhage  from lungs.   Unbearable burning
and tightness across chest, with  great  dryness of  mucous  mem-
branes, or profuse expectoration.
   ♦Theridion.   ♦Phthisis florida,  in beginning.   "Violent stitches
high up in chest, beneath left shoulder,through into throat.
   Thuja occ.  -Spasm of lungs from drinking cold water. Stitches
in chest from drinking anything  cold.
   Tuberculinum. "Said to cure many cases of tuberculosis; given in
high potency.
   Urtica urens.   -Haemoptysis,from violent exertion of lungs.
   Ustilago.  "Sharp tearing in left side,from top  of chest down to
sixth or seventh rib,  aggravated  by breathing.
   ♦Valeriana.   ^Frequent  jerks  and stitches in chest, with sensa-
tion of something  pressing out;  worse in  lower part  of chest.
   Veratrum alb.   "Constant rattling of mucus, but cannot  expec-
torate;  sticky sweat about head;  weak,  frequent, irregular  pulse;
bronchitis of  the  aged.   Capillary bronchitis.   Acute  bronchial
catarrh in the   emphysematous.   Rattling  in  lungs, fear  of  suffo-
cation; frothy, serous sputa; blue  face; oedema of lungs.   Stitches
in sides of chest.
   Veratrum  vir.   "Congestion  of  chest  with  rapid  respiration,
nausea,  vomiting;  dull burning in  region  of   heart.   Pneumonia,
pulse hard, strong, quick;  or, engorgement of  lungs, with faint
feeling in stomach; nausea, slow or intermittent pulse.
   Viola od.   -Oppression  of  chest, as from  a weight,  awakening
her at night—hysteria.
   Zincum met.   "Pain in chest,  as if cut to pieces, with constrict-
ive sensation.   Burning  in chest.   Coldness in chest.   Stitches in
left chest,and in heart, at every beat.   Sensation  of emptiness  be-
hind  sternum.
   Zingiber. Stitches through  chest, pains in chest, pleuritic.  Sting-
ing pains after motion, also stinging,  pressing in  region of heart.

                            REPERTORY.

   Catarrh—♦ars., aur., berb., carb. v., dig.,  dulc,  lye,  nat.  m.,
♦phos., pod.,  puis., ver.  a.
  Congestion—aloe, alum., ♦cact.,  camph.,  carb.  v.,  cinch., dig.,
ferr. phos., gels., glon., ♦ham.,  iod., kali i., led., mag. m.,  mere,
nit a.,  nux v.,  ♦phos., puis., sib,  spong.,  squill., sub, ver.  a.
  Cough—♦aeon., aloe, ♦ascl. t, berb.,  ♦borax, bry., cact, carb. v., 
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 cham., cimi.,  ♦cocc. c,  dulc, ferr. phos.,graph..♦ham.,hyos.,ipec,
 kali c, kali chlor., mag. phos.,  nit. a.,  phyt,  rhus,  sabad., sang.,
 ♦squill., stann., sticta.,  stram.
   Blood-spitting, haemorrhages, haemoptysis -♦aeon.,  ♦aran., arg.n.,
 ♦arn.,  arum,  cact,  carb.  v.,  cinch.,  colch.,  dulc, ferr.,  ♦ham.,
 hyos.,  ign., iod., ipec,  laur.,  led., mere, mere cor., mill., nit. a.,
 nux m., nux v., ♦phos.,  stann., sul.  a., terebin., urtica  u.
   Empyema—canth., sil.
   Expectoration—aloe,  ♦ant. t.,  arn.,  ♦ars.,   ♦ascl.  t,  carb.  an.,
 cinch., dros.,  ♦dulc,  guaiac,  hydras.,  hyos.,  ipec,  kali chlor.,
 kali i., kali s., lye, nat. c, nat.  m., nit. a.,  opium,  sang.,  stann.,
 terebin., ver. a.
   Hydrothorax—apis,  dulc, fluor. a.,  lach., lye,  nat.  m.,  psor.,
 sib, spig.,  sul.
   Influenza—camph.
   Inspiration—aloe, ars., asar.,  borax, bry., calc.  c,  cheb,  con.,
 eup.  perf.,  ♦kali c,  lye, nat. m.,  ranunc,  sabad.,  squill.,  staph.
   Mucus—♦ant. t., ♦cact., calc. e, camph.,  carb.  v.,  cepa, dulc,
 hep.  s.,ipee, kali i., lye, nat. m., sib,  ver. a.

 Pains —alum.,  ♦ant.  c, asar.,  ♦ascl. t,  aster., bapt.,  benz.   a.,
 bry., ♦calc. c,  caps., cepa, cham., cheb,  cimi.,  dig.,  eup.  pert,
 ferr., gamb., gels., graph.,  guaiac,  iris,  kali bi.', kali   e,  kalm.,
 kreos., lach.,laur.,  lob.,  meph.,mere b.  i., mill.,  mur. a.,nat.  m.,
 oxal. a., ♦phos., phos. a., phyt.,  psor., puis., rhus, rumex, sabad.,
 sang., secale, sib, squill., stram.,  sub, zinc, zing.
   Aching—aib, apis, arg. n., calc. ph.,  led., phyt.,  rumex.
   Acute—♦ascl. t.
   Angina pectoris,  chest pain—mag. phos., tabac.
   Beaten—apis, mill.
   Boring—bism., tarax.
   Bruised—am. m.,  apis,  carb.  v.,  ferr.,  mang.,   mill.,  phos.,
 ranunc.
   Burning—aeon., aib,  am. c, am.  m.,  ant. t, ♦apis,   am., ars.,
 asaf., belb, berb.,  bism., canth.,  carb.  an.,  ♦carb. v.,  cepa, cina,
 crot.  t, dros., hydras., lach.,  led.,  lob.,  mang.,  mere.  mur.  a.,
 nat.  c, nux v., opium,  phos., phos. a.,  psor.,puis.,  rumex, sang.,
 ♦spong., sub, sul.  a., terebin., ver.  v., zinc.
   Bursting—arg.  n., mur. a.
   Constrictive—alum., ant. t, ♦ars.,  asar., bapt., belb, bry.,  ♦cact.,
 cham.,  cheb,  dros., ferr., ham.,  hep. s.,  ign., lib,  lob.,  mag.  c,
mag.  m , mag.  phos.,  mere b. i., opium,  spig., spong.,  zinc.
   Contractive—berb., calc.  ph.,  cocc, mang., mez.
   Cramping—♦bism., cocc, graph.,  mez., nat.  m.,  nit. a.,  phos.
plat., sang., secale.
   Cutting—♦ascl. t, berb.,  borax, colch.,  hyper.,  ♦kalic, nat.  m.
   Darting —♦ascl. t,  cham., kali bi.
   Drawing —agar.,  ♦aster.,  brom., caps.
   Dull—apis, colch., croc, ferr., olean.,  oxal.  a.
   Flying—ferr.
   Gnawi ng—ruta.
   Intermitting—caul. 
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609
 Pains continued.
   Irritating—graph.,  ♦nux v.
   Jerking —agar., valer.
   Lancinating—aeon., oxal. a.
   Neuralgic—mag.  phos.
   Oppressive—agar.,  alum.,   ant. c,  ant.  t, ♦apoc, asaf.,  bry.,
 calc. c, carb. v., cheb, clem.,  cocc. e,  colch., eye, dros.', eup'
 pert, ferr. phos., lach.,  mag. e,  mill.,  opium,   ♦phos.,  sabad.\
 ♦sepia,  sticta, viola o.
   Piercing—iod., mill., nat.  s., phos., sang.
   Pleuritic—abrot., ♦ascl.  t,  guaiac, kali c, zinc.
   Pressive—♦abrot., aeon.,  ambr.,  am.  m.,  anae,   ant. c,  arn.,
 asaf., asar., belb,  berb.,  ♦bism ,  brom.,  carb.  v.,  cheb, cinch.'
 eye, gamb.,  kali c, lith.,  lob., lye, nux m., nux v.,phos. a.,psor.|
 sepia,  ♦valer.,zing.
   Quick—♦ascl. t,  iod.,  *lil.
   Raw—abrot,   ambr.,  arn.,  berb.,  ♦carb. v.,  cist., ♦cocc  e
 gamb.,  graph., hydras., lye,  ♦nux v., spong.,staph.
   Rheumatic—dig., ♦dulc, led., oxal. a., rumex.
   Sensitive—aib, ascl. t., bry., ♦calc e,  calc. ph., cinch.
   Sharp—♦ascl. t,  brom.,  bry., calc.  ph.,  carb. an.,  con.,   iod.,
 ♦lib, psor.,  rumex,  sang., ustib
   Shooting—alum.,  ♦ascl.  t,  aur.,  cham., cupr.,  ferr.,  kalm.
 ♦mere  cor., rhod.,  rumex,  sul. a.
   Sore—aib, aloe,  alum.,  apis,  am.,  arum,  bapt.,  baryt., berb.,
 calc c, ♦calc ph., ♦carb.  v., caust.,  cocc c, eup.  perf.,  ferr.,
 graph.,  hep. s., hydras.,  lach., led.,  mag. c,  mere  b. i.,  nat. e,
 nit.  a.,  oxal.  a., ♦phos., puis., ranunc,  rumex, sepia, sib, ♦spong.,
 stann.,  staph.
   Spasmodic—asaf., ♦caul., cheb, ferr., hep. s., hyos., ign.,  ipec,
 kali c,  laur.,  lob., mag.  phos., phos. a., secale, spong., thuj.
   Sticking—ant.  c, ♦borax, ♦bry., cocc.  e, ferr.,  puis., rumex.
   Stinging—♦apis,  colch., ferr., hyper., mill., rumex,  sul. a.,  zing.
   Stitches—♦aeon.,  agar.,  aib,  alum., am. e, am. m., anae, ant.
 e, apis, arg.  m., arg n.,  arn.,  ars.,  arum,  asaf., asar., aur.,  belb,
 benz. a., berb., borax, brom.,  ♦bry., calc.  c, camph.,  canth.,  carb.
 an.,  caust., cepa, cham.,  ♦cheb, cina, cinch.,  clem.,  cocc, colch.,
 coloc,  con., croc,  crot. t, eye,  dros., dulc,  ferr.  phos.,  graph.,
 guaiac, ham.,  hyos.,  ign., ♦kali c, kali  i., kreos.,  lach., lachn.,
 led.,  lye, mang., mere, mere cor.,  mez.,  mur. a.,   nat. c, nat.
 m., nat. s., nit. a., nux m., olean., oxal.  a., phos.,  plumb., puis.,
 ranunc,  rhus,  sabad.,  sang.,  sars., sepia,  sib,  spig., spong.,
 ♦squill., stann., ♦sub,  sul. a.,  tarax., therid.,thuj.,  ♦valer., ver. a.,
zinc, zing.
  Tearing—berb., carb. v., eye,  spig., ustib
  Tenderness—aib, arn., cinch.
  Tension—agar.,  am. m., arg. n., cocc, mag. m., mur. a.,   nat.
m., opium, phos., rhus, stann.
  Throbbing—cupr.
  Tingling—rhus.
  Ulcerative—psor., puis., ranunc. 
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Parts.
  Air cells  and capillaries—aib,  phos., ver. a.
  Axilla—bry., canth., cinch., lib, rumex, sul.
  Bronchi,   air  passages—♦ant. t,  belb,  brom.,  cact.,  camph.,
carb.  v., cheb,  ♦cocc  c,  dulc,  hydras.,  iod.,  kali s.,  nat.  m.,
♦phos., puis.,  ♦spong , ver. a.
  Clavicles—aib,  berb.,  ferr., lib,  puis.
  Diaphragm—agar., ♦ascl. t, ♦bism., bry.,  lob., phos. a.
  Larynx—♦caul.,  dulc, spong.

Lungs—agar.,  aib, ant.  t,  ♦aran.,  ♦ars.,  arum,   asar., ♦asaf.,
ascl. t, bapt, belb,  brom.,  calc. c,  carb.  an., cinch., crot. t,
dig., dulc,  ferr.,  ferr. phos., gels.,  guaiac,  ham., iod., ipec,iris,
kali c. kali  chlor., kali  i., lach., laur., lye,  mere, mill., nit. a.,
oxal. a.,  ♦phos., phyt., plumb., psor., ranunc, rumex. sib.  ♦spong.,
thuj., urtica u., ver. v.
  Abscesses of—calc. c, sul. a.
  Emphysema—dig., sib,  ver. a.
  Gangrene—ars., cinch.
  Haemoptysis —See  "Blood-spitting."
  Hepatization—brom.  kali c,  kali i., lach., lye, ♦phos., ver. v.
  Qidema—♦ant.  t,  cinch.,  ipec, kali i.,  nat. m.,  prios., ver.  a.
  Paralysis—brom.,  laur.,  lye,  nit. a., phos., sil.
  Phthisis—brom., calc.  ph., calc. s., cinch , dulc, guaiac, hydras.,
kali c, kali i.,  mill., psor., puis.,  ruta, stann., ♦therid.
  Pleuro-pneumonia—ferr.  phos.
  Pneumonia,  inflammation—♦ant. t,   benz.  a., brom., carb.   an.,
cinch,  ♦dulc,   ferr.  phos.,   gels.,   hyos.,   ipec,  kali  e,  kali
chlor., kali,  i.,  kali  s., lach., lachn.,  lye, mere, nat.  m.,  nat. s.,
nit. a., ♦phos.,  plumb., ranunc, rhus,  sang., sib, squill., stram.,
♦sub, ver. v.
  Rales—carb. v., caust., cinch.
  Suppuration—carb. an.,  cinch., kali  i., led.,  lye,  mere, phos.,
plumb., puis., sib, sul. a.
  Tuberculosis—calc.  s., dulc, ♦phos.,  ♦spong., sub  a.,  tubercu-
linum.

  Mammae  and nipples—ascl. t., bry., con., eup.  perf.,  ferr., lach.,
lob., sang.
  Muscles—ascl. t,  rhus,  tarax.
  Pleurae—abrot,  aeon.,  apis,  ♦arn.,   ascl. t.,  calc  s.,  canth.,
carb.  an., ♦dulc,  ferr. phos., kali  c, kali  chlor.,  laur.,  nat.  m.,
nit. a.,  phos.,  sabad.,  squill.
  Ribs—arg.  n., asar., ascl. t,  benz.  a.,calc ph., carb. v.,♦cheb,
cimi.,  iris,  kali c, meph.,  psor., ustib
  Scapulae—arum,    brom., carb. v.,  crot.  t.,  gels., kalm., kreos.,
lib, mere,  mill.,  nat.  e, nat. m., phos., sepia, ♦sub,  sul. a.
  Side,Left—aib,  alum., ambr.,  am.  c, am.  m.,  apis, *arg.  m.,
arg. n., arn., ars., arum,   ♦ascl. t,  aster.,  aur., bapt.,   benz. a.,
berb.,  bism., brom., calc.  c,cale ph.,camph.,carb. v.,  cepa, cheb,
cimi.,  cina,  cinch.,  clem., cocc,  croc, crot. t,  eye,  dulc,  eup. 
CHAPTER XXVIII. — INNER CHEST AND LUNGS
bn
 pert,  ferr.,  guaiac, hep. s., hyos.,  hyper.,  iris,  kali  c,  kreos.,
 lach.,  lachn.,  ♦lib,  lob., lye,  meph.,   nat. m.,  nat.  s.,  olean.,
 oxal. a.,  phos., plat,  rhod., rumex, sang., sepia, ♦spong.,  stann.,
 sub, sul. a.,  ustib, zinc.
   Right—aeon.,  agar.,   aib,   ambr.,    am.   c, am.  m.,  anae,
 ant. e,  arg. m ,  arn., ars.,  arum,   asar.,  ♦ascl. t,  aur.,  bapt.,
 belb,  benz.  a., borax, brom.,  bry.,  calc  ph.,  canth.,   carb.  an.,
 carb. v., cheb, cimi.,  cinch.,  cocc, con., gels.,  hyper.,  kali c,
 kreos., lach.,  lachn., lib, ♦mere,  ♦mere cor., mez., nat. c, nit.a.,
 ♦phos.,  psor., rumex,  sang., secale, sub, tarax.
   Sternum—aeon.,  apis,ars., asaf., ♦ascl. t,  benz.  a., bry., ♦cact.,
 camph., canth., carb.  v., cheb, cinch., con., eye, eup. perf., gamb.,
 kali bi.,  kali i.,  led.,  mang., mur.  a.,  nit. a., phyt.,  psor.,  sang.,
 sib, zinc.
   Thyroid gland—ambr.
   Trachea—nat. m., phos.

   Pleurisy—abrot., aeon., ♦apis, ♦am., calc.  s.,  canth.,  carb.  an.,
 dig., *dulc, ferr. phos., guaiac, kali c, kali chlor., laur., nat. m.,
 nit. a., phos., sabad., sib,  squill.
   Pneumo-thorax—♦arn.
   Rattling—♦ant. t,  belb,  ♦cact., camph.,  carb. v., caust.,  hyos.,
 ipec,  kali e,  lye, nit.  a., phos., phes.  a., ver. a.

 Sensations—aib, am. m.,  anae,  ars.,  ♦asaf., asar.,  ♦bry., cact.,
 ♦carb. v., crot. t, dulc, eup. perf.,  ferr., glon.,  hep. s., iris, lach.,
 lachn., mere, nit. a.,nat. m.,  nux v., ♦phos.,  psor.,ranunc., sepia,
 spig.,  staph., sticta, sub, valer.
   Cold—camph.,  carb.  an.,  cic, kali  chlor., nat. c,  olean.,  sub,
zinc.
   Dryness—ferr., mere, ♦phos., terebin.
   Empty—cocc,  olean., sepia, ♦stann.,  zinc.
   Exhausted—brom.,  ♦carb. v.,  hyos.
   Full—aib,  ant. t, apis,   aster.,  calc.  c,  cist., crot. t.,  ham.,
 lach.,  lachn., lib, lye, nux m.
   Heat—aeon., ♦ant.  e, ant t, aur.,  caps.,  cic,   nit.  a., nux v.,
opium.
   Heavy—bry., croc, ferr., kali e, kreos., mag. m., nuxv., oxal. a.,
 ♦phos., spong., squill.
   Itching—ambr.
   Numb—glon.
   Plug—anae
   Rough—*nux v.
   Tight—ars.,  ♦asaf.,  bapt., borax, caust., ♦ham.,  hyos., nux m.,
♦phos., tabac,  terebin.
   Weak—aloe,  ant. t, ♦arg. m., benz. a., brom., ♦carb. v., cinch.,
dig., hep.  s., iod.,  kali c, ♦phos.  a., spong., ♦stann., ♦sub, sul.  a.
  Weight—aeon., asaf.,  nux m., ♦phos.,  viola o.
  Sweats—dulc,  gels.,  kali i., phos., psor.,  sang.,  stann.,  ver.  a. 
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                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Pain  across chest, sharp and  severe in region
of heart—rheumatism.   Pulse weak and small—chlorosis.  Ebulli-
tions with general heat, and distended veins on forehead and hands.
"Metastasis of rheumatism to  heart.
  Absinthium. -Tremor cf the heart, felt toward  the back.   Heart
thumps,  can  be heard  in  scapular region.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Palpitation,  with  great  anxiety  and  restlessness,
difficult breathing,confusion in head;flushing heat in face; pressive
pain in cardiac region.  Feeling  of  fullness; pulse hard and strong;
contracted stitches in heart; constriction of the chest;  in  pericar
ditis.  Pulse  strong, full,  hard in fever; small, intermitting,  irreg-
ular in asthma;  quick,  hard, small  in peritonitis;   contracted, full,
powerful, over one hundred per minute,  seems quicker than beat of
heart;  imperceptible,like a thread,with anxiety. -Oppression about
the heart; burning,  flushes along  the back.  Anxiety about the prae-
cordia; heart  beats quicker and stronger;  fear of death.  Palpita-
tion, with a feeling  as  if boiling  water were poured into the  chest.
Fainting and  tingling.   During three beats the apex  strikes  only
once.  Uncomplicated  heart  disease, especially with  numbness in
the left arm;  tingling in fingers and fainting.
  ^Esculus  hip.  cFunctional   disturbance   of  the  heart  from
haemorrhoidal complaints.   Darting in region  of heart, with  full-
ness and palpitation.
  Agaricus.   cBuming, shooting pains  in region of heart, extend-
ing to left shoulder-blade,   caused by deep  inspiration,  and much
worse from coughing,  sneezing,  hiccough.  Pulse feeble,  scarcely
perceptible; becomes slower;  small,  irregular.
  Ailantus.   cDull  pain  and  contracted feeling  in  region of base
of heart,and through center of left lung.   Pulse:  rapid  and small;
weak,  sometimes scarcely perceptible; very frequent and  irregular
—scarlatina.
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   Aloe.   Strong beat of the  heart occasionally; pain  through  left
 scapula.   Pulse:  accelerated;   weak,   suppressed  after  vomiting;
 slow in  afternoon.
   Alumina.   Awakens with  palpitation.    Palpitation  irregular,
 large and  small beats intermixed.   Pulse unchanged,  or  full  and
 accelerated.
   Ammonium carb.   °Audible  palpitation, with  attacks of great
 anxiety, as if dying; cold sweat; involuntary flow of tears;  unable
 to speak;  loud,  difficult breathing,  and trembling of hands—angina
 pectoris.  Pulse hard,  tense, frequent.
   ♦Amyl nit.  ♦Great praecordial anxiety;  the beating of the heart
 and carotids, in some  persons,  very marked.  Great cardiac oppres-
 sion and tumultuous heart action.   Aching pain  and  constriction
 around the heart.   °Pulse variable, irregular,  jerking.  The  sphyg-
 megraphic pulse-curve ends abruptly  in  a  very  sudden  downfall.
 Angina  pectoris,with great  agony.
   ♦Antimonium  tart.   ♦Great praecordial anxiety,  with  vomiting
 of mucus and bile.  Pulse rapid, weak, trembling; "hard and quick
 in old people.
   ♦Apis.   Sudden attack of acute pain just below the heart, soon
 tending  diagonally  toward the right  chest.   Blowing sound with
 the diastole.   Pulse accelerated, full  and  strong; feeble,  scarcely
 perceptible at wrist;  at times intermittent  and imperceptible; wiry
 and  frequent; hard, small and quick.
   Argentum met.    Frequent, spasmodic,  though painless  twitch-
 ing of the whole cardiac muscle, especially when lying on the back;
 fears apoplexy.  Beats sometimes omitted. Palpitation  aggravated by
 sudden  muscular  exertion.   Full  feeling  in  region of   heart.
 Pulse often unchanged; more frequent in evening, in bed;  slow in
 the morning.
  Argentum  nit.    Palpitation of the  heart,  with  nausea; asthma
 violent,  from  the slightest mental emotion or sudden  muscular  ex-
 ertion.   Heart's action irregular,  intermittent,  with an unpleasant
 sensation of fullness; exertion causes strong beating,   worse  when
 noticing it.  Constant,  anxious feeling in  region  of heart; burning
feeling.  Pains  about the heart, can hardly breathe;  choking.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Strain  of the heart from violent  running.   Fatty  de-
 generation of heart.   "Stitches  in cardiac  region.  Region of base
of heart  feels as if bruised.   Palpitation after almost any exertion; 
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goes off by rest. Pain from liver through  left chest  and  down left
arm; veins on hand swollen, purplish; sudden pain, as  if heart  were
squeezed,  or, as if it got a shock.   Pulse  accelerated, full,  hard;
sometimes seems quicker than beat  of heart; intermittent,feeble,
hurried, irregular;  feeble, fluttering.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Violent palpitation of heart, especially  at  night,
visible  and audible, with anguish, cannot lie on  back;  increased by
going up-stairs.  Angina  pectoris;  sudden tightness above the heart;
agonizing precordial  pain; pains into the neck and occiput; anxiety,
oppression; breathing difficult, fainting spells; least motion makes
him lose his breath;  is bent forward or with  head  thrown back;
worse at night, especially  i   to 5 a  m.   Hydro-pericardium,  with
great irritability, anguish and restlessness;  especially  in  uraemia.
Pulse accelerated,  quick and  small;  quick and   weak;   rapid and
weak;   small, very frequent  and  irregular; sometimes impercep-
tible, thread-like.
   Asafcetida.   "Nervous  palpitation, with small pulse, from  over-
exertion,or suppression of discharges,in women.  Pulse unchanged,
unequal,generally very much  accelerated, but  small.   Pressure  in
region of heart  as if  the  heart were too full  and   expanded;  pulse
small.
   ♦Asparagus.   ♦Palpitation of the heart, with  oppression  of the
chest.   "Irregular action of the heart.  Pulse slightly   accelerated;
feeble.
   Aurum met.  Violent palpitation of the heart,  with  anxiety  and
tremulous  tearfulness.  Pulse  small,  but accelerated. Weak pulse;
cardiac  asthma; mental depression; great debility.   Strong beating
of  the  heart, with  anxiety  and  congestion  to  the   head,  after
metrorrhagia.   When  riding  or walking,  palpitation  compels him
to  stop.   Palpitation  with   irregular, intermittent   pulse;  short
breathing.   Pain  in  region   of  heart   extends   down left arm to
fingers.   Pains  wander  from  joint  to  joint,  and finally  become
fixed in the heart;  must sit upright;  feels  as if  heart   ceased  and
then suddenly gave one hard  thump.
   Badiaga.  -Severe  vibrating;  tremulous palpitation  of  the heart,
while sitting or lying,  especially  upon any sudden elating thought,
or emotion of mind.
   Baptisia.   "Compass  and   frequency of the  heart's  pulsations
seem increased; they  seem to  fill the chest  Pulse at  first acceler-
ated, afterwards slow and  faint. 
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   ♦Belladonna.  ♦Violent palpitation of  the  heart,  reverberating
through the head.   Pulse much increased  in force and  frequency;
hard and  tense;  large,  full and  slow;  at times small and soft.
Throbbing of the carotid and temporal arteries.  °Pressure  in the
cardiac region,  which arrests the breathing and  causes a sense  of
anxiety.  Gurgling  at the heart, a  kind of palpitation  when  going
up-stairs.
  Benzoic acid.  °Pains change  place  incessantly,  but are  most
constant about  the heart.   Gout affecting the heart.  Pulse acceler-
ated; full; slower and weaker; intermittent.  Sense of weakness in
praecordia.
   Bovista.   "Palpitation  of  heart,  with tremor of  hands.   Visible
palpitation after going upstairs; as  if the  heart were  working  in
water; after over-exertion.   Pulse accelerated.
   Bryonia.   "Oppression  in the  region  of the  heart.   Stitching
pain in region of the heart.   Cramp in region  of the heart,  aggra-
vated by  walking, raising one's self or using the  slightest exertion,
even raising the arm.  Heart beats  violently  and  rapidly.   Pulse
full, hard, rapid and tense;  at times   intermittent, with  strong
rush of blood.
   ♦Cactus grand.   ♦Sensation of constriction of the  heart, as if an
iron hand prevented its  normal movements.   Palpitation of  the
heart,  day  and night; worse when  walking,and at night,when lying
on  left  side.   Acute  and chronic  affections of  heart.   "Piercing
pains impeding movements of the body;  oppression; cannot  lie on
the left side;  blue face; pulse quick,  throbbing, tense  and  hard.
Dull, heavy pain, worse  from  pressure;  suffocating  respiration;
face blue; oedema, especially of the left hand,and legs to the knees;
feet icy cold;  pulse  intermittent.   Pains in the  apex of the  heart,
shooting  down left arm  to  the ends  of the fingers;  feeble  pulse;
dyspnoea.  Endo-cardial  murmurs;  excessive  impulse;  increased
praecordial dullness;  enlarged right  ventricle.   Palpitation  with
vertigo,  loss of consciousness,  dyspnoea;  worse  walking, at   night,
lying on left side, at the  approach of  the  menses, and  from  any
exertion.   Palpitation of long  standing,  caused by an  unfortunate
love affair.  Irregularity of the  heart's  action, at  times frequent,
at others slow;  great irritation of the cardiac nerves; enlarged left
ventricle.
  Caladium.  °Pulse  hard and bounding,  in intermittents; very fre-
quent,  hardly to be  felt,  in typhus. 
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  Calcarea carb.  ^Palpitation  of the  heart.   Palpitation,  with
anxiety;  also at night or after meals.  Tremulous pulsation of heart,
worse after eating; at night, with anguish.  Pulse full  and accel-
erated, often tremulous.  Much beating in blood-vessels.
  Calcarea  phos.   Palpitation with  anxiety,  followed  by  trem-
bling weakness,  particularly of the calves.  Feels  the beating of  the
pulse, not frequent but quick;  while sitting;  feels it  in the nape
of the neck  and  left chest.
  ♦Camphora.   ♦Great praecordial  anxiety and   distress.   -Palpi-
tation, with sudden oppression of breathing, with cold  face, limbs
and body; with pale face and cold body;  after eating; after waking,
with  twitches.   Praecordial distress,when loudly spoken to; sensa-
tion  of  severe   coldness  and  irresistible  sleepiness.   Pulse full;
weak; not perceptible.   Diminished flow of blood to parts remote
from the heart.
  ♦Cannabis ind.  ♦Sensation as  if drops were  falling  from  the
heart   Pulse  very slow (as low  as  40); rapid  (as  high as 160).
°Palpitation of heart, awaking from sleep.  Pressing  pain  in  the
heart,  with  dyspnoea  the  whole  night.   Piercing  pain  in  the
heart.   Stitches  in the heart, accompanied by great oppression,the
latter relieved by deep  breathing.
  Cannabis  sat.  °Violent beating  of the heart, on  moving the body
and on stooping, with warm sensation about the  heart.  Pulse very
weak, slow,  frequently almost  imperceptible.
  Cantharis.  -Palpitation of the heart.    Pericarditis, with effu-
sion;  pulse feeble, irregular; tendency  to  syncope. Anxiety about
the heart.   Drawing pain in region of  the heart.   Stitch in heart,
followed by crawling sensation.   Pulse:  very variable, usually hard,
full and  frequent, at times intermittent; frequent and  small;  slow,
feeble and scarcely perceptible.
  Capsicum.   :;Pulse  irregular, often intermitting; slow, intermit-
ting;  full, strong,  frequent, usually in the evening.
  Carbo ani.    Palpitation after eating;  when  singing  in  church;
morning on awaking,  must lie still, with  eyes closed.  Pulse accel-
erated,  especially in evening; beating  in blood-vessels.
  Carbo veg.    Palpitation excessive for  days;  after eating;  when
sitting.   Blood  stagnates in  capillaries,  cyanosis; cold  face  and
limbs; cold sweat, complete torpor; impending  paralysis  of heart.
Pulse thread-like;  weak and small; intermittent. 
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   Causticum.  "Stitches about the heart.  Palpitation  of the heart.
Oppression at  the heart,  with lowness  of  spirits.   Pulse  excited
toward evening,  with rush of  blood.
   Cepa.  °Pulse more frequent  and full; or,  slow and hard.
   Chamomilla.  "Palpitation and faintness.   Pulse small, but tense
and accelerated;  frequently very unequal,  and then for a time weak.
   Chelidonium.  -Very irregular palpitation of  the heart.  Violent
palpitation,  with tightness of the  chest.   Pulse: slow,  small and
quick; full and hard, though but  slightly  accelerated, toward evening.
  ♦Chininum ars. ♦Angina pectoris,with dropsical symptoms, venous
hyperaemia, cyanosis.  Pulse  small, very frequent (200);  irregular.
 Trembling of heart; palpitation,  noticed  on leaning against  back;
sensation as if heart had stopped; beats not  perceptible;  action ir-
regular.  Violent,neuralgic pain in left mammary region, as though
torn with red-hot pinchers;  intercostal neuralgia.
   Chininum sulf.  "Praecordial  anxiety; palpitation,  heart feeble;
general prostration.  Pulse full and large; weak;  trembling; scarcely
perceptible.
   Cicuta vir.  "Trembling palpitation  of  the heart;  feels as  if the
heart stopped  beating, sometimes with faint  feeling.
   Cimicifuga.   "Pains from the region of the  heart  all over  the
chest,  and down the left arm; palpitation; unconsciousness; cerebral
congestion: dyspnoea; face livid; cold sweat on the hands; numbness
of the body; the left  arm  numb  and  as  if  bound  to  the  side.
Heart's action  ceases suddenly; impending suffocation.  Pulse weak,
irregular, eighty per minute; feeble  in the morning,with trembling
and weakness.
   Cina.  lvPulse small but hard and accelerated.
   Cinchona.  °Palpitation with rush  of blood   to face  and  head;
redness of face, with cold hands; after loss of fluids.  Pulse frequent,
small,  hard: more quiet after  meals;  feeble,   rapid,  unequal,  inter-
mitting.
   Clematis.   -Sharp stitches  in region of  heart, from within out-
ward.   Pulse:  unchanged; excited, with  throbbing of the  veins.
   Cocculus.   "Pulse small  and  spasmodic,  often   imperceptible,
seldom hard, somewhat accelerated. Palpitation  of the heart  from
quick motion,  and mental  excitement, with dizziness and faintness.
   ♦Coccus cact.  ♦Irregular beating and  palpitation of  the heart,
with anxiety  after eating.  °Pressive  pain  in  praecordial region.
Pulse accelerated. 
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  Coffea.   °Palpitation of heart, violent, irregular,  with trembling
of limbs.   Pulse more frequent  but less  vigorous, even small and
weak.
  Colchicum.  cViolent  palpitation,  with  anxiety.  Heart  disease
following acute rheumatism.  Hydro-pericardium.  Pulse accelerated
and hard, or full and  slow; low  and feeble; quick  and thready.
  Collinsonia.  "Irritation of  the cardiac  nerves; cardiac  hyperaes-
thesia.   Functional disturbances;  rapid pulse; fullness and  oppres-
sion of the  chest; difficult breathing  and faintness.
  Colocynthis.  °Stitches in the cardiac region.   Strong throbbing
in all the blood vessels.  Pulse generally full, hard and accelerated;
less frequently small and weak.
  Conium.   ^Palpitation; beats intermit.  Violent  palpitation after
drinking.   Pulse unequal in  strength and   sometimes irregular  in
rhythm; insufficiency of the mitral valves.
  Crotalus hor.   Pulse  rapid and weak; scarcely perceptible.  Pal-
pitation as if the heart tumbled  about.
  Cuprum.   " Anxious  feeling about the heart.  Stitches below  the
heart.  Boring  pain in  region of  heart.  Palpitation of heart.  Pulse
very  changeable;   thready,  tense; small,  hard,   and  moderately
frequent.
  Cyclamen.    Buzzing  in region of heart.   Sensation as of some-
thing alive running in  the heart.  Stitches  about the apex of heart.
Palpitation.   Pulse, double beat;  very  rapid; scarcely perceptible.
  ♦Digitalis.   *Sudden sensation  as  though the heart  stood still,
with great anxiety:  heart's action feeble: beats  more frequent and
intermittent,  sometimes  irregular.   Thready,   slow, intermittent
pulse ;  irregular, small.  Extremely slow  pulse.   "Violent,  but  not
very rapid beating of  heart.  Inflammation  of the pericardium, with
copious, serous exudation.
  Dulcamara.   Palpitation at night.   Pulse small, hard and tense,
especially at night; collapsed.
  Ferrum met.  ' Consecutive heart disease; chlorosis.  Hard, strong
beating of the  heart; pseudo-plethora.  Palpitation;  better walking
slowly; also  in onanists; after loss of  fluids, with  blood-spitting.
Throbbing in all blood vessels;  soft,  bellows sound  at apex. Pulse
full, hard; increased by  exertion.
  Ferric phos.  "(Dilatation  of  heart and blood  vessels: chief rem-
edy.   Palpitation of heart.—Schussler.) 
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   ♦Gelseniium.   ♦Feeling as if the heart would stop beating if she
 did net move about.    A peculiar action  of  the  heart,  as  though
 it attempted its beat  which it failed fully  to  accomplish, the pulse
 intermitting each time;  worse lying, especially  on  the left side.
 Nervous chill, yet skin is warm; wants to be  held,that she may not
 shake so —heart disease.   Heart's  action  feeble,  slow,  depressed;
 hands and feet cold.   Pulse frequent,  soft,  weak; almost impercep-
 tible; slow and  full.
   Glonoinum.  -Laborious action of  the heart; oppression;  frequent
 pulse.   Pressure in the heart  as if it were being contracted.  Sharp
 pains in the heart.   Fullness  in the heart.  Anxiety in praecordia;
 weakness.   Heart's   action  easily   excited;   violent  palpitation;
 throbbing carotids; pulsating  headache;  worse  stooping.  Purring
 noise in region of heart when lying;  pulse intermittent;  must have
 head high;  worse when lying  on left side; better on right.   Pulse:
 accelerated; rises and falls alternately; increased during headache,
 motion,  walking; quick,  small,  irregular, with  violent  action of
 heart, low, feeble; in sunstroke.
   Graphites.  "Region of heart:  constriction;  pressure; stitches.
 Sensation  like an electric shock, from heart toward  front of neck.
 Strong pulsation of the blood  in the whole  body, but  especially
 about the  heart,  increased  by every  motion.   Palpitation  of the
 heart, with anxiety;  nosebleed.  Pulse  full  and   hard,  somewhat
 accelerated in the morning, slow during  the day and evening.
   Hamamelis.   cPalpitation.  Pricking pain in region of heart and
 superficial veins of both arms.
   Helleborus.  -Pulse  often seems   slower  than beating  of  heart,
 frequent, soft,  intermittent;  in hydrocephalus;  small, wiry in hydro-
 thorax, almost  imperceptible.
   Hepar sulph.   "Palpitation of  the  heart, with   fine  stitches in
 heart and left half of  the chest.  Pulse hard,  full,  accelerated; at
 times intermitting.
   Hyoscyamus.   "Pulse accelerated,  full, hard and strong;  rapid,
 intermitting; slow and   small: weak  and  irregular; small,   weak,
 scarcely  perceptible.  Carotids beat  violently.
   Hypericum.   "Hard beating of the heart. Pulse  quick  and hard;
frequent.
   Ignatia.   -Palpitation of the heart at night, and  in the morning
 in bed.  Pulse generally hard,  full and frequent, with throbbing in
the blood-vessels; less frequently, small and slow;  variable. 
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  ♦Iodium   ♦Violent palpitation; worse from  the least  exertion.
cSensation as if  the heart were squeezed together. Constant,heavy,
oppressive pain in region of  heart.  Pulse  large, hard and  accel-
erated,  with  rush of blood  and beating of blood-vessels;  rapid but
weak and thread-like; accelerated by every slight exertion.
  Ipecacuanha.   Pulse large  and soft; accelerated but weak.
  Kali bichrom.    Cold sensation about the heart; tightness of the
chest;  dyspnoea.   Pricking pain  in   region of  heart.   Palpitation,
dyspnoea, accelerated pulse, awakens suddenly with a start, 2 a. m.
Pulse: irregular,small,  contracted, with nosebleed; accelerated.
  Kali carb.   -Crampy pains as  if heart were  hanging  by bands;
burning.  Palpitation  in  spells,  taking  his  breath.  Pulsations
intermit; heart's aciion irregular;  tumultuous  or weak.   Stitches
about the heart and through to scapula.  Systolic murmur; stitching
pains;  second sound thick,  loud,from pulmonary stagnation -endo-
carditis.   Insufficiency of  mitral valves.  Pulse  rapid  mornings,
less  so evenings; unequal;  irregular; intermitting; slow but  weak.
  Kali chlor. "(Palpitation from excessive  flow of blood  to heart;
in hypertrophic  conditions.   Pericarditis; this remedy, after  Ferric
Phos, may complete the cure.— Schussler.)
  Kali iod.    Palpitation  worse walking.   Darting  pains  in the
heart,  when  walking; after abuse of  mercury, after repeated  endo-
carditis.   Pulse accelerated,  frequent.
  Kali nit.   Palpitation on rising or  moving about  quickly, with
heat of the face  and  oppression of  chest.   Congestion to  chest.
Palpitation audible, with  dyspnoea; worse lying on the back or right
side.   Pulse  generally  full,  hard, accelerated;  slow,  morning; fre-
quent, afternoon and evening.
  ♦Kalmia lat.   ♦Palpitation  of  the heart,   with anxiety and op-
pressed breathing.  Hypertrophy and valvular insufficiency  or thick-
ening,after rheumatism. Attacks  of  angina  pectoris,in fatty degen-
eration of the heart.   Palpitation in gastralgia.  Slow, small pulse,
in hypertrophy of heart.  Pulse slow and feeble in angina pectoris.
Remarkable   slowness  of pulse,  48  per  minute,   in  neuralgia.
Pulse  only slightly accelerated,  and in many instances slow— acute
rheumatism.   Quickened  but weak pulse — rheumatism  of  heart.
cWandering  rheumatic pains  in region of   heart; shooting pains
above  heart  in  region  of  scapula.   When  articular rheumatism
has  been treated  externally,   and  cardiac   symptoms   ensue. 
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Severe pain  in cardiac region,  with  slow,  small  pulse, in hyper-
trophy,  with dilation  and  aortic  obstruction.  When  the  pains
suddenly leave the limbs and go to the heart.  Paroxysms of anguish
about the heart,  dyspnoea,  febrile excitement; rheumatic endo-car-
ditis, with consequent hypertrophy and valvuar disease.   Palpita-
tion, dyspnoea,and pain in the  limbs; stitch in lower part of chest;
right-sided  prosopalgia.  Palpitation up into throat,  after going to
bed; trembling all over; worse  lying  on left  side;  better  lying on
the back; anxiety. Pulse slow,  weak;  arms feel weak; pulse scarcely
perceptible;  limbs cold.   Pressure like a  marble from epigastrium
toward the heart, with a strong, quick heartbeat.   Every  beat has
a strumming sound,  as  if the heart would  burst, along sternum  to
throat.   The third or  fourth   beat   is harder and  followed  by an
intermission.
  Kreosotum. "Anxiety in region of  heart. Stitches over the heart;
in the heart.   Pulsation of  all  the  arteries,  when  at rest.   Pulse
small, weak  and quick;  soft, quick and trembling;  small and  hard;
slow.
  ♦Lachesis.  ♦Cramp-like  pain   in  the praecordial region, causing
palpitation,  with anxiety.   Restless, trembling; anxiety  about the
heart; hasty speech; suffocation   on  lying down;  weight on  the
chest; heart feels constricted—rheumatism   of  the heart.  Cyan-
osis  neonatorum.  -Palpitation:  can bear  no pressure on throat
or chest; must sit up or lie on the right side; numbness of the left
arm,  fainting,  anxiety.   Pericarditis, dropsy, diphtheritic patches
in the throat, after scarlatina.   Pulse small,  weak  and accelerated;
unequal;  intermittent;  alternately full and small.
  Lachnantes. °Stitches in heart, with anxiety.  Feels hot in  chest
and around heart.  Boiling and   bubbling in chest  and cardiac
region. While lying,  feels beating of heart in his head. Trembling
of heart,  with great debility.   Pulse no, small,  thin, hard—pneu-
monia.
  Laurocerasus.   "Heart's action irregular,  pulse  slow.  Stitches
in region of heart.  Beating, fluttering sensation in  region  of heart ;
gasps for breath; sometimes has  slight,  dry cough.  Palpitation
of the heart.   Cold, moist skin;   convulsions  of   muscles of face;
pulse scarcely perceptible.  Apoplexy.   Pulse extremely irregular;
at times small  and slow, often imperceptible; at others somewhat
accelerated;  seldom full and hard.  Cyanosis neonatorum. 
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  Ledum.    Pushing, or pressure inward, at left edge of sternum;
palpitation.   Pulse full and quick.
  Leptandria.  -Soreness in  the cardiac   region.  Pulse  slow and
full.
  ♦Lilium tig.  ♦Sharp and quick  pain  in left  side of chest, with
fluttering of  the heart.  Dull  pressive  pain  in region  of heart.
"Heart feels as if squeezed in a vice.   Heart  feels as if grasped,
with pain and heaviness in left  mamma to  scapula.   Heart  as  if
violently grasped,  then  suddenly released, and so  on  alternately.
Constrictive pain  about heart, extending  through to scapula. Heav-
iness in region of heart.  Palpitation, worse  from  lying on either
side.   Fluttering,  general faint  feeling;  hurried and forced feeling
about  the apex;  better sitting  still.   Fluttering awakens her at
night,  with cold hands  and  feet,  covered  with cold   sweat, with
sharp,  quick pain in left  chest.   Conscious pulsations over whole
body,  and out-pressing  in hands and arms, as if blood would  burst
through the  vessels.
  ♦Lithium  carb.   ♦Valvular deficiencies; worse  from  mental agi-
tation,  which causes a fluttering and trembling of the  heart.  -Vio-
lent pain in  region of heart, as  she bent  over the bed;  morning
after rising.   Sudden shocks  in  cardiac region.  Rheumatic  sore-
ness in cardiac region.  Pains in heart before and  at  the  time of
urinating; also before and at time of menses.
  Lobelia inf. "Slight,  deep-seated pain  in  region  of  heart.  Sen-
sation  of weakness and  pressure  in epigastrium, rising  to heart.
Sawing sound about heart, with violent pains, diarrhoea and vomit-
ing.   Momentary  sensation as if heart  would stand still; deep  in,
above  heart, a pain.   Pulse frequent but small,  weak in evening;
slower than usual.
  Lycopodium. "Hydro-pericardium.  Trembling,palpitation; pul-
sating  tearing in region of heart. Pulse unaltered; accelerated only
after eating,  or in  the evening.   Sensation  as  if  the circulation
stood still; or ebullitions of blood.
  Lycopus.    Constricting pain and  tenderness around the heart.
Rheumatoid,  aching  pains, and  acute,  darting  pains  in  region of
heart.   First sound of heart displaced by a blowing sound of mitral
regurgitation.  Beats of heart  more distinct  on  right   side  of
sternum.  Cardiac oppression   and  distress.  Cardiac  pulsation
scarcely perceptible to touch. Cardiac depression with  intermittent 
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 pulse and faintness; also on quickly ascending.  Heart sounds in-
 distinct; systolic running into diastolic.  On awaking, labored  car-
 diac action, with frequent intermissions.  Feeble, quick,  irregular
 action of the heart.  Action tumultuous and  forcible;  could be heard
 several feet  from the bed;  eyes protruding (case of exophthalmus).
 Pulse quick, intermittent; feeble, irregular, intermittent; quickened
 at  each  expiration;  scarcely perceptible;  extremely variable; irreg-
 ular in rhythm; extremely compressible.
   Magnesia mur.  -Stitches in the heart,  arresting the breath.  Pal-
 pitation of the heart while  sitting, going  off on  motion.   Pulse
 accelerated,  with ebullitions while  sitting.
   Magnesium phos.  "Angina pectoris.
   Manganum.   "Palpitation of heart, strong,  irregular, trembling,
 without abnormal sounds.   Sudden shocks at the heart and in left
 side of chest from above downward.  Pulse very uneven and irreg-
 ular, sometimes rapid,   sometimes  slow,  but  constantly soft  and
 weak.
   Mercurius.  Weakness at the heart, as  if life were ebbing  away;
 awakens  with trembling at  the heart, and agitation as if frightened.
 Palpitation, with fear; worse  at night.  Pulse  full  and accelerated,
 with erethism; frequent  at night,  slower  by day; when slow   it is
 weak and trembling;  imperceptible, with  warmth  of   the  body.
   ♦Mercurius  cor.   ♦Pulse  small,  intermittent,  irregular,  weak,
 sometimes trembling.  Palpitation  of the heart in  sleep.   Pain in
 praecordial region.
   Mercurius prot. iod. "Sharp  pains  at the heart.  Sudden,spasmodic
 actions of the heart.  Pulse weak, irregular and labored.
   Mezereum."Pulse  full, hard, accelerated evenings; at times inter-
 mittent; frequent mornings, slow  evenings.
   Millefolium.  "Excessive palpitation and bloody sputum. Ebulli-
 tions from coughing up blood.  Pulse accelerated  and contracted.
  ♦Muriatic  acid.  ♦Pulse rapid and  very feeble.  "Palpitation of the
 heart, felt in the face.  Stitches in  heart.   Pulse slow  and  weak,
 sometimes intermitting;  slow  during day,  more  frequent  at night.
  Natrum carb.  "Painful cracking  in  region  of  heart.   Violent,
 anxious palpitation of heart  when  ascending,  and at  night when
lying on left side.   Pulse excited  at night, with ebullitions.
  ♦Natrum mur.  ♦Intermission in  the  beating of  the heart  and
pulse.   "The heart's pulsations shake the body.  Palpitation, anx- 
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ious,  with morning  headache; when moving or exerting one's self;
when lying on the  left  side; on  going to  sleep and on  awaking.
Fluttering of  heart with a weak,  faint  feeling;  worse lying down.
Irregular  intermission of beating  of  heart  and pulse;  worse lying
on left side.   Pulse at times full and  slow,  at  others weak  and
rapid; intermits every third beat.
  Nitric acid.  -Palpitation and anguish on going up-stairs.   Pulse
irregular; one beat normal, followed  by  two  small,  rapid beats;
fourth beat intermits; alternate,  hard,  rapid and small beajs.
  Nux mos.   "Violent action of  heart.   Palpitation, fainting  fol-
lowed by  sleep; hysteric,  with  weak,  small  pulse,  and  changing
irregularity in heart's beat.   Feels as if her head  would burst and
her heart  be  squeezed off.  Trembling,  fluttering of  heart, as from
fright.  Pulse small, weak,  with  murmur in  carotids;  frequent
trembling ; accelerated after wine; intermits,  the  intervals  so long
that they excite fear of death.
  Nux vom.   "Heart feels tired,  palpitation  on  lying down; fre-
quent  belching.    Palpitation  with  rush  of  blood; from  mental
emotions;  from protracted study; after eating;  especially after spices
or coffee.   Pulse hard,  full,  accelerated;   small,  rapid;  intermits
every four or  five beats.
  Oleander.  "Dull,  drawing pain over the heart, worse when stoop-
ing.  Palpitation, with weakness and   empty feeling of chest, and
at the same time fullness in pit of  stomach.  Anxious palpitation;
chest feels expanded.  Pulse:  quick,skin hot;  changeable, irregular;
weak and slow mornings,  full and rapid evenings.
  ♦Opium.   ♦Pulse full,  and  slow, with snoring; "slow and soft;
small and weak;  irregular;  quick,  hard,  with  anxious breathing,
irregular  and  unequal;  imperceptible;  face  purple;  in  cyanosis
neonatorum.   Burning about the  heart.   Pulsating  arteries  and
swollen veins of the neck.
  Oxalic acid."Pain in the heart; soreness, stitches,from behind for-
ward  or from  above downward.    Sharp  darting  in  heart  and left
lung, extending down to epigastrium—angina pectoris.  Immediately
after  lying down in  bed  at  night,  palpitation  for  half  an hour.
Heartburn intermits when thinking of it.  Pulse  increased in fre-
quency, almost imperceptible, with  deathly coldness,  clammy sweat,
livid  nails.
  Petroleum.  °Cold feeling about the heart.  Fainting, with ebul- 
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  litions, heat,  pressing  on the heart, and palpitation.  Pulse acceler-
  ated by every motion ; slow during rest.
    ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Violent palpitation, with  anxiety,  evenings and
  mornings in bed;  while lying on left side.  "Disease of  the right sixl
  heart,  with consequent venous stagnation.   Palpitation from every
  emotion, with rush of  blood to  the chest, especially in  the rapidly
  growing youth.  Great pressure on the middle of  the sternum; or-
  thopnoea;  dyspnoea, with  inability   to exert himself; palpitation.
  Dilatation of  the  heart, following endo-carditis, or fatty degenera-
  tion.   Pulse accelerated, full  and hard;  sometimes  double; small,
  weak and frequent.  Blowing sounds  of  the heart.
    Phosphoric acid.  Stitches through the  heart.  Palpitation, in
 children and young persons  who grow  too fast;  after  grief;  after
 self-abuse.  Pulse  irregular,  sometimes  intermitting  one or two
 beats;  generally small,  weak or  frequent, at times  full and strong.
    Phytolacca.   -Shocks  of pain in cardiac region; angina pectoris,
 pain goes into right arm.    Heart's action weak, with constipation.
 Awakens with lameness near the heart;  worse  during inspiration;
 cannot get to  sleep again.   Pulse small,   irregular, with great ex-
 citement in chest,  especially in  cardiac region; full, but soft.
    Platinum.   Great anxiety and  palpitation; endo-carditis or peri-
 carditis.  Pulse regular, but small and weak, sometimes  tremulous.
    Plumbum.  Rush of  blood to heart  during a rapid walk; anguish,
 cold sweat;  stitches during inspiration; hypertrophy.   Pulse  vari-
 able,generally small and  slow, contracted; at times hard and slow,
 at  others small and accelerated;  sinks  even to 40.
   Podophyllum.   Palpitation, with a clucking  sensation rising up
 to  throat, obstructing respiration.  Palpitation from   mental emo-
 tion or exertion,  with rumbling  in  ascending   colon;  heavy sleep,
 fatigue on awaking in morning,  drowsy  all  forenoon.  Sensation
 in  chest  as if  heart were  ascending to  throat.
   Psorinum.    -Pericarditis,   psoric  origin;  better  lying  quiet.
 Rheumatic carditis; effusion, cannot lie down.   Pulse weak, feeble.
   Pulsatilla.   "Beating through  chest  interrupts sleep; old maids.
 Catching pain in cardiac region;  better  for a time from  pressure
 of hand.   Burning in region  of heart.  Heaviness,  pressure or  sen-
 sation of fullness every  evening.   Palpitation in violent paroxysms,
often with anguish  and  obscuration of  sight;  trembling  of limbs;
from chagrin,fright or joy; with amenorrhoea,chlorosis; strong,with 
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 suppressed pulse;  after dinner.  Pulse accelerated; small and weak;
 frequent evenings, with  distended blood-vessels;  slower in morn-
 ing; often scarcely perceptible.
   Rheum.   Pulse generally unchanged, only  a little  accelerated,
 especially in evening.
   Rhododendron.  "Boring pain in region  of heart.   Heart  beats
 stronger.   Pulse slow and weak;  or  unchanged.
   Rhus tox.  "Uncomplicated  hypertrophy, from violent exercise.
 Organic disease of heart,  with  sticking pains and  soreness;  numb-
 ness and  lameness of left arm.   Chest  and heart feel weak after  a
 walk;  trembling  sensation of the heart.   Palpitation  violent when
 sitting still.   Pulse accelerated, weak,  faint and soft, trembling or
 imperceptible;  sometimes  seems  quicker  than  the heart-beats;
 irregular; affected by beer, coffee or alcohol.
   Rumex crisp.  -Heart feels  as if it  suddenly stopped  beating,
 followed by a heavy throbbing through the chest. Burning in region
 of heart.  Dull pain in region of heart: stinging; worse when lying
 down,  and breath ing deeply.   Aching  in heart, with throbbing of
 carotids and through the body,  shaking  the  bed;  dyspnoea; worse
 when lying, had  to sit  up; face red,  puffed,  worse  about the eyes,
 which  were  red, lusterless.   Pulse  accelerated,  especially  when
 going  up  stairs.
   Sabina.   Palpitation  at  every  motion,  especially when ascend-
 ing.   Pulse  unequal; generally  quick, strong  and  hard. Violent
 throbbing of arteries in whole body.
   Sambucus.   Occasional omission of heart-beat   Pulse generally
 very frequent and small; sometimes  slow and full;  sometimes inter-
 mitting.
   Sanguinaria.   -Painful stitches or pressing  pain in  region of
 heart.   Palpitation before vomiting,  with great weakness.   Irregu-
 larity of heart's action,  and pulse,  with coldness and insensibility.
 Weak  feeling of  heart.    Pulse  hard,  frequent; small and  quick;
 irregular with great weakness.
   Sarsaparilla.   Palpitation  of heart, without fear; usually during
 the day.   Ebullition of blood  and protruding veins.   Pulse accel-
erated  in the evening, slow  in the morning.
   ♦Secale cor.   ♦Pulse  small,  very rapid,   contracted,  frequently
 intermittent; cfluttering, slow,  suppressed; often  unchanged, even
during violent attacks; small, empty, weak,  thread-like  in haemor- 
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 rhages.  Palpitation oftener at night,with contracted  and frequently
 intermitting  pulse.
   Sepia. -Palpitation of heart  after mental emotions.  Interruption
 of the beating of the heart, more after dinner;  alarmed, quivering
 motion.  Wakes up with violent beating of the heart.  Palpitation,
 with anxiety  about things which happened years  ago.   Congestion
 of blood to chest, with  violent palpitation of heart.   An occasion-
 al hard  thump of the heart.
   Silicia.  -Palpitation of heart while sitting, so that he had to hold
 on to something.  Violent,hammering palpitation,  after every quick,
 or violent motion.   Pulse small, hard,  rapid; frequently irregular,
 and  then slow.
   ♦Spigelia.  ♦Palpitation: violent,visible and audible,when  bending
 forward, on sitting down after rising from bed in the morning; from
 deep inspiration, or  holding  the breath, with  anxious oppression
 of the chest.   "Stitches about heart, sometimes synchronous  with
 pulse; with anxiety and oppression;  often with commencing  valvular
 disease, endo-carditis, etc.   Purring feeling over   heart; wave-like
 motion, not synchronous with the pulse.  Palpitation: violent,worse
 bending forward; high   fever; stitching pains;  when  he sits down,
 after rising in the morning;  from deep  inspiration or  holding the
 breath;  from  worms; from least motion.   Systolic blowing  at apex.
 Pulse irregular,  strong  but slow, trembling.
  ♦Spongia.  ♦Angina pectoris;  contracting  pain in  chest," heat,
 suffocation, faintness and anxious sweat.   Aneurism of aorta; dry,
 paroxysmal cough; worse  lying down.  Palpitation  violent, with
 pain, gasping respiration; suddenly awakened after midnight,  with
 suffocation, great  alarm,  anxiety—valvular insufficiency.   Rheu-
 matic endo-carditis,  loud blowing with each  heart-beat.   "Attacks
 of oppression and cardiac pain; worse  lying with  head low. Sting-
 ing,  pressing  pains in praecordial region.   Pulse  frequent, hard,
 full,   or  feeble.
  Staphisagria.   ^Palpitation  from   the  least motion;  from mental
 exertion; from music;  after siesta.  Trembling beating of the heart.
 Pulse frequent and  small; often trembling.
  Stramonium.   'Palpitation.  Beating  of heart  so  increased  by
motions, he cannot speak for  hours; trembling,  twitching, as  in
chorea; murmurs, instead of regular sounds; consequence of fright.
Pulse full, strong; frequent, hard; irregular;  small and spasmodic; 
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slow, in typhus; sometimes trembling, or imperceptible;  sometimes
double  and very quick,  with quiet  respiration.
  ♦Sulphur.   ♦Palpitation of heart, with anxiety;  at night; in bed;
when  ascending.   Pulse  full,   hard,  and accelerated;  at  times
intermittent.    Sensation as if heart were  enlarged. Palpitation of
heart;  worse when going up-stairs,  or when climbing  a  hill.
  Sulphuric acid.   -Palpitation  of  heart,  with  or without  fear or
anxiety.  Shooting  pain through  the heart.   Pulse  small, feeble,
accelerated; affected by  alcoholic drinks.
  Tabacum.   "Palpitation  in attacks at  night,  tight  across  chest,
with angina pectoris.   Oppression at heart;  pulse feeble, irregular
__cholera.   Violent beating of  heart and  carotids. Sudden praecor
dial anguish.  Violent  palpitation,  lying on left  side; goes off when
turning to right.  Pulse quick, full, large;  imperceptible,  small,
intermittent; exceedingly slow.
  Tellurium.   -Dull pain in region of   heart, when  lying on  left
side; better when lying on back.    Palpitation of  heart, with  throb-
bing through  whole body, and full  pulse,  followed by  sweat.
  Theridion.   -Anxiety  about heart; sharp  pains radiate to  arm
and left shoulder— climaxis.  Pulse slow,  with vertigo.
  Thuja occ.  -Palpitation periodical, in rest or  motion;  from as-
cending;  anxious when  awaking  mornings;  audible,  with  violent
congestion to the chest.   Violent   pulsations  in   evening.  Pulse
full, accelerated, evening; slow and weak,  morning.
  ♦Veratrum alb.  ♦Palpitation,  with   anxiety  and  rapid, audible
respiration.  JStrong palpitation  of the heart with chorea.  Violent,
visible, anxious palpitation, with fainting.   Tumultuous, irregular
contractions of  heart,  forerunners of paralysis.   Intermittent action
of heart in feeble persons,with  some obstruction of hepatic circula-
tion. Palpitation in the anaemic;  agony of death,  legs cold; difficult
breathing, better at rest,  or  lying down.   Pulse frequent,  small,
hard; slow, soft,  intermittent;  sometimes  seems  slower than beats
of heart.
    Veratrum vir.   -In cardiac  region, burning,  prickling, or  dull
aching.  Beating of heart loud,strong, with great  arterial excitement;
low and feeble;  fluttering.  Faintness and blindness,  when  rising
from lying; from sudden motions;  better  lying  quiet.   Pulse  sud-
denly increases and gradually  decreases  below  normal;  slow,  soft,
weak,  irregular, intermittent. 
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    Zincum.   "Severe pain  in cardiac  region,  some  swelling and
 great  tenderness.   Feels as if  a   cap  were over  the  heart;  spine
 affected.   Irregular, spasmodic  action  of the  heart;   occasionally
 one violent  thump.   Violent  pulsations  in  blood-vessels,  during
 heat.  Pulse:  irregular,  or small and frequent evenings, slow morn-
 ings;  increased  by wine; scarcely perceptible.

                             REPERTORY.

   Aneurism—♦spong.
   Anxiety—♦aeon.,  am. c,  ♦amyl,  ♦ant  t,   ♦ars.,   aur.,  belb,
 calc.  c, calc.  ph.,  ♦camph.,  chin,  s., ♦cocc c, colch., cupr., ♦dig.,
 glon., ♦kalm., ♦lach.,  nat.  m., phos.,  spig., ♦spong., ♦sub, therid.,
 ♦ver.  a.

 Beating of heart—absinth.,♦amyl, arg. n., aur.,bapt.,  carb.  an.,
 puis., tabac.
   Audible—absinth., am.  c, ♦ars., kali n., lycopus,  ♦spig.,  thuj.
   Ceasing,  seemingly—aur., cimi., ♦dig., ♦gels.
   Depressed—gels.
   Excited easily—glon., phyt., ver. v.
   Feeble—chin. s.,  ♦dig., gels.
   Fluttering—laur.,  ♦lib,  lith., nat.  m.,  nux m.
   Forcible—lycopus, nat.m.,  ver. a.
   Frequent—bapt.,  cact, ♦dig., samb.
   Hard —ferr.
   Imperceptible—chin, ars., lycopus.
   Increased —  bapt.
   Intermittent—con., ♦dig., kali  c,   lycopus, ♦nat  m., nux m.,
oxal.  a., samb., sepia, ver. a.
   Irregular—alum.,cact., cann. i.,chin. ars., ♦cocc  c,  coff., ♦dig.,
kali c, laur.,  lycopus, mang., nat. m., nux m.,sang.,sepia,  ver. a.,
zinc
   Labored—glon., lycopus.
   Loud—absinth., am.  c,  kali c,  ver. v.
   Palpitation—♦aeon.,  aescul.,  am. e,  arn., ♦ars., ♦asaf., ♦aspar.,
aur., bad.,bapt., ♦belb,  bovist., ♦cact, calc.  e, calc ph., camph.,
can. i., canth., carb. v.,  chin,  ars., chin, s.,  cimi.,  cinch.,  cocc,
♦cocc.  c'coff.,   colch.,   con.,  crot.  t,  cupr.,  eye,  ferr.,  ferr.
phos., glon., ♦iod., kali  c,kali chlor.,kali  i.,kali n.,^kalm., ♦lach.,
lib, mang., .mere,  mere cor.,  mur. a.,  nat.  m.,  nux m., nux v.,
♦phos  , phos.  a.,  puis.,  rhus,  sang.,  secale,  ♦spig., ♦spong., ♦sub,
tabac, *ver. a.
   Rapid—bry., dig.
   Slow—cact., gels.
   Spasmodic—mere p.  i.,  zinc.
   Strong—aloe, ferr., mang., puis.,rhod., ver. v.
   Tumultuous—♦amyl, kali c,  ver. a.
   Violent—♦ars., aur.,  ♦belb, bry.,  coff., colch.,  con.,  dig.,glon.,
♦iod.,  nux m., phos., puis., rhus,  ♦spig., ♦spong., tabac, ver. a. 
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Beating" continued.
  Visible—♦ars.,  bovist, ♦spig.,  ver.  a.
  Weak—kali e, phyt, sang.
  Carditis—dig.,  psor.
  Chlorosis—abrot., ferr., puis.
  Cyanosis—carb. v.,  ♦chin,  ars.,  ♦lach., opium.
  Dilatation—ferr.  phos.,  kalm., phos.
  Diseases of—♦cact, colch., ferr.,  ferr.  phos.,  gels.,  kalm.,phos.,
rhus.
  Endo-carditis—kali  c, kali i., kalm.,  phos., spig., ♦spong.
  Fatty degeneration —♦arn.,  ♦kalm.,  phos.
  Function diseases— a:scub,  collin.
  Gout—benz.  a.
  Hydro-pericardium—♦ars.,  colch., dig.
  Hyperaesthesia—collin.
  Hypertrophy—kali chlor.,  ♦kalm., plumb., rhus.
  Murmurs—apis, cact., cimi., eye, ferr., glon., kali c,   lycopus,
nux m., phos., spig.,  ♦spong.

Pains—♦abrot.,  arn.,  benz.   a., cact., lib,   lith., nux m.,  mere
cor.,  phyt., spong., zinc.
  Aching—amyl., lycopus, rumex,  ver. v.
  Acute—apis,  lycopus.
  Angina pectoris—am.  c,  amyl,  ♦ars.,  ♦chin,  ars.,  chin,  s.,
♦kalm., mag.  phos.,oxal. a.,  phyt., ♦spong.,  tabac.
  Boring —cupr.
  Bruised—arn.
  Burning— aeon.,agar.,arg. n.,kali c,opium,puis., rumex,  ver.  v.
  Catching—  puis.
  Constricted—♦aeon., ♦amyl, cact, ♦lach.,  lib, lycopus.
  Contracted—♦aeon., aib, glon.,  ♦spong.
  Cramp—bry., kali e,  ♦lach.
  Darting—aescul.,  kali i., lycopus  oxal.  a.
  Dull—aib,  cact, ♦lib, ver.   v.
  Lame-  phyt.,  rhus.
  Neuralgic—chin,  s., kalm.
  Oppressive—aeon.,  ♦amyl,   ars.,  ♦aspar.,   bry.,  cact.,  can. i.,
collin., iod.,  kali n., lycopus,  spig.,  spong.,  tabac.
  Piercing—can.  i.
  Pressive- aeon.,  asaf., belb, can.  i.,  cocc. e,  glon.,  graph.,
led.,  lob., petrol., ♦lib, phos., puis., sang., spong.
  Pricking—cact., ham ,  kali  bi.,  ver. v.
  Rheumatic—abrot.,  ♦kalm., lith.,  lye,  psor.,  ♦spong.
  Sharp-abrot.,  glon.. lib, mere  p.  i.,  oxal. a., therid.
  Shifting—benz. a., kalm.
  Shooting—agar.,  cact., kalm.
  Soreness—lith.,  lept.,  oxal.  a.,  rhus.
  Squeezed—arn., lib, nux m.
  Sticking—rhus.
  Stinging—rumex, spong.
  Stitches—♦aeon., arn.,  bry., can. i., coloc, cupr.,  eye, kali  e,
kalm., mur. a., phos.  a., plumb.,  sang., spig. 
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 Pains continued.
   Strain—♦arn.
   Tender—lye, zinc.
   Tingling—aeon.
   Paralysis—carb.  v.,  ver. a.

 Parts
   Arteries—amyl,  ♦belb, calc.  c, coloc, ferr.  phos., glon., hyos.,
 iod.,  kalm., lib, nux m., opium,  ♦spong.,  ver.  v., zinc.
   Blood—calc. c,  camph., carb. v.,  cinch., coloc,  ferr., iod.,  kali
 chlor., lib,  nux v., phos.,  plumb., puis., zinc.
   Carotids—amyl,  ♦belb, glon., hyos.,  nux m.,  tabac.
   Chest—abrot, aeon.,  apis,  arn.,  aspar.,  bapt., cimi.,  coloc,
 kali n.,  kalm., lach., lib, mang.,  phos.,  phyt.,  puis.,  rhus, spig.,
 spong.,  tabac.
   Nerves—cact., collin.
   Pericardium—aeon.,  ars., canth.,  colch., dig., kali chlor., lach.,
 psor.
   Praecordia—aeon.,  ♦amyl, ♦ant. t, ♦ars., benz.  a.,  cact,  ♦camph.,
 chin, s., cocc. e', glon.,  ♦lach.,  mere cor., spong.,  tabac.
   Scapulae—absinth., agar.,  kali  e, kalm., lil.
   Sternum— phos.
   Valves—con., kali  c., ♦kalm., ♦lith., lycopus, spig.,  spong.
   Veins—♦abrot., arn.,  ♦chin, ars.,  opium, phos., puis., zinc.
   Ventricles—cact.

   Organic disease—aeon., cact., rhus, spig.
   Pericarditis—aeon.,  canth., kali chlor.

 Pulse,  accelerated—apis, arn.,  ars.,  asaf.,  aspar.,   aur., bapt.,
 benz. a.,  bovist.,  calc.  c,  cocc. e,  colch.,  coloc,  glon.,  hyos.,
 iod., kali i., kali n.,  ♦kalm., lach., mere,  nux m., nux v., phos.,
 plumb.,  puis., rhus,  ♦sub
   Changeable -cupr.
   Compressible—lycopus.
   Contracted—♦aeon., plumb.,  ♦secale.
   Double—eye, phos., stram.
   Empty—secale.
   Feeble—agar., apis,  arn., aspar.,  cact., canth.,  chin,  s., cimi.,
cinch., colch., gels.,  glon., kalm., lycopus, ♦mur.  a., psor., spong.,
tabac, ver.  a., ver. v.
   Fluttering—arn.,  secale, ver.  v.
   Forcible—♦bell.
   Frequent—aib, am.  c, apis, ars.,bapt., ♦belb, cact., calc.  ph.,
♦chin, ars., chin, s.,  cinch., coff.,  cupr., gels., hell., kali i, kali n.,
mere, mur.  a.,  phos.,  phos.  a., puis.,  sang., spong.,  ver.  a.,zinc.
   Full—♦aeon.,  apis, arn.,  benz. a., bry., calc. c, camph., chin, s.,
colch., coloc,  ferr., gels.,  hyos.,  kali  n.,  lach.,  mere,  nat.   m.,
nux  v., ♦opium, phos., phos. a., phyt.,  spong., sub, tabac.
   Hard—♦aeon., am. c, ant. t,♦apis,arn., bry.,  cact.,cinch., cocc,
colch., coloc,  cupr.,  hyos.,  iod.,  kali  n., nux   v., phos., plumb.,
sang., spong.,  sub,  ver. a. 
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Pulse continued.
   Hurried—arn.
   Imperceptible—aeon., agar., aib,  apis,  ars., camph., chin, ars.,
chin. s.,  cocc, crot.  h.,  eye,gels.,  hell.,  hyos.,  kalm.,  lycopus,
mere,  opium, puis.,  rhus,  tabac, zinc.
   Intermitting—aeon., apis, arn., benz.  a.,  bry.,  cact.,  carb.  v.,
cinch., ♦dig.,  gels.,  glon.,  hell., hyos.,  kali  c,  lach.,  lycopus,
♦mere, cor., mur. a.,  ♦nat  m ,  nux v.,  phos. a.,   ♦secale,  sub,
tabac, ver.  a., ver. v.
   Irregular—aeon.,   agar.,   aib,  amyl,  am.,  ♦ars.,  aspar.,  cact,
canth., ♦chin,  ars., cimi.,  con.,  ♦dig.,  glon., hyos., kali c, lye,
mang., mere  cor., nat.  m., nux  m.,  opium,  phos. a., phyt., rhus,
sang., spig., tabac,  ver. v., zinc.
   Jerking—amyl.
   Large—chin, s., iod., tabac.
   Powerful—♦aeon.
   Quick—aeon.,  ant.  t, ♦apis, arn., ♦ars., cact.,  calc.  ph.,  colch.,
glon.,  lycopus, rhus,  sang., tabac,  ver. a.
   Rapid—aib, ♦ant.  t., ars.,  bry.,  cinch.,  collin.,   crot. h.,  eye,
hyos.,  iod.,  kali  e, mang., mur. a., nat.  m., nux v., ♦secale.
   Slow—agar., bapt, benz. a.,   cact,  ♦can.  i., colch., ♦dig., gels.,
hell., hyos., kali c, kali n., ♦kalm., mang., mere, mur. a., nat. m.,
♦opium,  plumb.,puis.,  secale, spig., tabac, therid., ver. a.,ver.  v.,
zinc.
   Small—♦abrot., aeon.,agar.,  aib,  ♦apis, ars., asaf., aur., carb.  v.,
♦chin,  ars.,  cinch., cocc, coff., coloc,  cupr., ♦dig., glon.,  hell.,
hyos.,  ♦kalm.,  lach.,  mere  cor.,   nux m.,  nux v.,  opium, phos.,
phos.  a.,  phyt., plum.,  puis., sang., ♦secale., tabac, ver. a.,  zinc.
   Soft—gels.,  hell., kali n., mang.,   opium,  phyt.,   rhus,  ver.  a.,
ver. v.
   Spasmodic—cocc.
   Strong—♦aeon., apis,  hyos., phos. a.,  puis., spig.
   Suppressed—puis.,  secale.
   Tense—am.  e,  bry., cact.,  cupr.
   Thready— aeon., ars.,  carb.  v., colch.,  cupr., ♦dig., iod.,  secale.
   Throbbing—cact., coloc, ferr.
   Trembling —♦ant  t, aur., calc. c, calc. ph., chin, ars., chin, s.,
cimi.,  ♦lach.,  lith., lycopus, mang.,   mere,  mere  cor.,  nux m.,
puis.,  rhus,  spig.
   Unchanged—asaf.,  secale.
   Variable—amyl,  lycopus, plumb.
   Weak—♦abrot., aib,  ♦ant  t, ♦ars.,   aur.,  benz  a.,  camph.,
carb. v.,  chin, s., cimi., coff., coloc,  crot. h., gels., hyos.,  iod.,
kali c, kalm., lach.,   lib,  mang.,   mere,  mere   cor.,   mur.  a.,
nat. m., nux m.,  nuv. v., opium,phos., phos. a., psor.,puis.,rhus,
sang.,  secale,  ver. v.
   Wiry —apis,  hell.

Sensations—aeon.,  am.,  bovist., ♦cact.,  camph.,  ♦can.  i., chin.
ars., cupr., eye,  ♦dig.,  ♦gels., glon., iod., lib, lith., kali  e, lach.,
nux m., spig., sub, zinc. 
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 Sensation continued.
  Cold—camph.,  sang.
  Faint—aeon., ♦ars.,  canth.,  cocc,  coloc,  lach.,  lib,  nat  m.,
nux  m., rhus, ♦spong., ver.  a., ver. v.
  Fullness—♦aeon.,  aescul.,  collin., glon., puis.
  Gurgling—bell.
  Heat—abrot., cinch., kali  n., spong.
  Heavy—cact,  lib, puis.
  Numb—aeon.,  cimi.,  lach., rhus.
  Shocks—arn., lith., mang., phyt.
  Stopped—chin.  ars.
  Tight—♦ars., tabac
  Tired—nux v.

  Sweat—am.  e,  carb.  v., cimi., lib, plumb., ♦spong.
  Trembling,  tremor—absinth., ant. c,  aur.,bad.,bovist,  calc  e,
calc. ph., chin.ars., cimi., coff.,  crot.  t,  kalm.,  ♦lach.,♦lith. lye,
lycopus,mang., mere, nux m., puis.,  rhus,  staph.,  stram.
  Twitching—arg. m.
  Weakness—benz. a.,  calc.  ph., glon., sang. 
        CHAPTER  XXX.-OUTER CHEST.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   Abrotanum.  -'Drawing in muscles, worse from motion.
   Angus cast  "Pressure in region  of sternum, worse when breath-
 ing deeply.
   Ambra.   -Burning on chest.
   Ammonium carb. "-Right  mamma  painful to touch. Small pimple
 on sternum;  when  touched it feels as if a splinter were therein.  Red
 rash on chest.
   Ammonium mur.  °Burning,  itching,  red spots  on  left  chest;
 pale under pressure.
   Anacardium.  °Itching on chest.
   Antimonium crud.  "Severe, continual  itching on chest the whole
 day
   Antimonium tart.  "Crawling  as of insects above left mamma.
   ♦Apis.   ♦Chest feels as if beaten or bruised
   ♦Argentum met.   ♦Boil near   last rib.   "Cutting, left  side, in
 cartilages of false ribs.   Chest feels  sore to touch.
   Argentum  nit.   "Violent  pain  in muscles of chest.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Articulations and cartilaginous connections  of chest
 feel as if beaten, when moving,   breathing, or coughing.   "Violent
 stitches in middle of left  chest.
   ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Stitches and pressing in  sternum.   wYellow spots
 on chest.
   Asarum.   °Burning  sensation,  right chest,  more  external than
 internal.
   Belladonna.  "Corroding,  gnawing pain, beneath  cartilages of
last ribs, right side.
   Benzoic acid.  "Pressure  of clothing on  chest is annoying.
   Berberis.   "Stitching,  pulsating,  pressing  or.  tensive pains in
 muscles of chest.   Corrosive  feeling in skin.   Pimples  on chest
and scapulae.
   Bismuthum.  °Fine stitches in center of sternum, but not affected
by breathing.
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   Borax.   LStitches between ribs of right side; cannot lie  on that
 side on  account  of pain; with  sensitive drawing and obstruction of
 breathing;  has to catch for breath; if during sleep  he  lies on pain-
 ful side, the pains awake him  immediately.
   Bromium. -Pressure below left  clavicle. Tearing in  left clavicle.
 Stitching pain from  mamma to axilla,  cannot  bear  pressure.
   Bryonia.   -Painful spot, as from a bruise, on  the second rib of
 right side,  extending to  sternum.
   Cactus.   -Sensation of constriction in middle of sternum  as if
 compressed  by iron  pinchers,  with difficult  breathing, worse from
 motion.   Rheumatism of muscles of  chest.
   Caladium.   -Rash on  chest.
   Calcarea  carb.  "Chest painfully sensitive  to touch, and on in-
 spiration.   Itching on chest.  Mammary glands pain  as  if suppur
 rating, especially when touched.
   Calcarea  phos.   "Tearing,  pressing,  and shooting  in  sternum.
 Sore pain on sternum.   Clavicle sore; first  left, then  right.  Ulcer
 over sternum or clavicle.
   Camphora.   :Fine rash  on outer throat and  chest.
   Cantharis.   "Stitches  in sternum.  Burning in chest.
   Capsicum.   "Pains  in sternum, with sweat while walking.
   Carbo veg.    "Brown-yellow blotches on chest.
   Causticum.    Sensation  as if clothing  were  too  tight.   Painful
 compression of chest from both sides toward sternum,  with oppres-
 sion of breathing and weak voice.  Stitches in sternum  from deep
 breathing or lifting.
   Cicuta.   "Sensation  of soreness in lower end of sternum.
   Cistus.   "Chest hurts  when touched.  Pressure on chest. Small,
 painful pimples, which bleed easily  and heal slowly,  across shoul-
ders and on breast.
   Colchicum.  "Stinging and tearing in muscles of chest.
   Conium.   "The clothes lie like a weight on  shoulders and chest
   Cyclamen.  cPressure  in middle of sternum.   Contractive sensa-
tion of chest.  Sensation as  if air streamed from nipples. Mammae
swollen;  tension and stitches therein; hard   and painful;  discharge
of milky fluid.
   Drosera.   "Stitches  in  muscles  of chest,  when   breathing or
coughing.
   Ferrum met.  "Drawing  in chest,  and around heart;  scalp sore.
   Fluoric acid.  cScaly  eruption on  chest and  arms. 
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  Gambogia.    Repeated, extremely painful  stitches in  sternum.
Weight on  chest, causing sleeplessness.
  Gelsemium.   "Periodical pains in pectoral muscles.
  Glonoinum.   "Sweat  on chest.
  Graphites.   -Stinging in fleshy part  of chest.  Pimples on  chest.
  Hamamelis.    Dull,  aching pain constantly in  muscles  of left
chest,  worse using arms, afternoon  and evening.
  Helonias.    Chest sensitive to air.    Aching, as if front of chest
had been compressed in a vise.
  Hyoscyamus.  "Muscles sore.   Roseola on chest.
  Hypericum.   Stitches under mammae. Stinging,burning pain on
one edge of left pectoral muscle.   Dull pressure, right chest, from
seventh rib down,  after breakfast.
  Kali bichrom.    Dull pain in  right   side, over a circumscribed
spot,  worse on inspiration.
  ♦Kalmia.   ♦Pleurodynia in winter season.
  Kreosotum.  "Chest  pains as if bruised, particularly the sternum,
and especially  on pressure or  inspiration; also extending  to clav-
icles and cervical muscles.  Pain as if sternum or whole chest were
pressed in.
  Laurocerasus.    Pain in every part  of  chest,  on  moving  it.
Burning on chest,  on  taking  an  inspiration.
  Ledum.    Eruption,  like  varicella,  on chest  and upper arms,
with desquamation.  Red spots  and rash with smarting itching on
chest.  Pain on  and in sternum,  or below it.  The chest hurts when
touched.
  Lobelia inf.    Repeated  quivering in muscles of  left ribs,  toward
spine.   Pressure on lower portion of sternum, left  side.  Tension
in left chest, from  nipple to arm-pit.   Pain  behind  the sternum.
  Lycopodium.    Brownish-yellow spots on chest.
  Mercurius biniod.    Sticking  in  muscles  of ribs,  left side, after
walking out during thawing weather.
  Natrum carb.   -Chilliness in  one (left) side of chest.
  Natrum sulf.    Swelling of ribs,  near sternum.  Spasmodic mo-
tion of muscles, worse  left side.   Sycotic exanthema every spring.
  Oleander.   :Dull, lasting stitch in sternum.
  Petroleum.   -Herpes on chest.
  Phosphorus.    :Yellow spots on chest.
  Phytolacca.    Rheumatism  of  lower intercostal,  from  exposure
to cold and dampness. 
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  Pulsatilla.  cChest  pains as if sprained.
  Ranunculus bulb. -Chest  feels sore,  bruised;  worse from touch,
motion  or turning the body  (many cases of pleurodynia).
  Ranunculus seel.   "Chest feels as if  bruised,  with sensation  of
weakness therein.  Stitches  in chest and  intercostal muscles.   Ex- •
ternal chest and  sternum are painfully sensitive to touch.
  Rhododendron.  "Chest sensitive to touch.
  Ruta.  "On sternum,a painful  spot; also painful to pressure.
  Sabadilla.   "Red spots on chest.
  Sambucus.   "Pressure under sternum, with  a  counter  pressure
from spine toward sternum.   Compression of  chest violent, trem-
bling from pain.
  Sanguinaria.   cBurning in sternum.  Severe soreness under right
nipple,  worse from touch.
  Sarsaparilla.   "Sternum feels  bruised.
  Sepia.   -Brown spots on chest.
  Silicia.  °Painless  throbbing  in sternum.  Tightness across chest,
after suppressed foot-sweat.  Eruption like varicella,covering breast,
itching  violently.
  Spigelia.  "Painful contractions of muscles.   Shooting under left
clavicle, or on a line  with heart.
  Sticta.   °Pulsation along right side of sternum to abdomen.
  ♦Stramonium.  ♦Red rash on chest—typhus.
  Sulphur.   ^Shooting in sternum.
  Sulphuric acid.   "Sternum sore as if beaten.
  Thuja occ.   "Skin  on clavicle blue.
                            REPERTORY.
  Eruptions—am. c,  arg. m., carb. v., fluor. a., hyos.,led.,nat. s.,
petrol.,  sil.
  Pimples—am.  c, berb., cist,  graph.
  Rash —calad.,  camph., led., ♦stram.
  Spots —am. m., ars.,  bry., carb.  v., kali  bi.,  led., lye,  phos.,
ruta, sabad., sepia.
Pains—am. c,  arg.  n., belb, bry.,  calc.  e, caps., caust.,  cist.,
clem.,  gamb.,  gels.,   ham.,   laur.,  led.,   mere b.  i.,  puis.,  ruta,
samb., sib, spig.
  Aching —ham., helon.,  stram.
  Beaten—♦apis, ♦arn., sul.  a.
  Bruised—♦apis, bry., kreos.,  ranunc. b.,  ranunc.  s.,  sars.
  Burning—ambr., am.  m.,  asar., canth.,  hyper., laur., sang.
  Corroding—belb, benz. a.
  Drawing—abrot., ferr. 
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CHAPTER XXX.—OUTER CHEST
Pains continued.
   Dull—ham., kali bi.,  cist.
   Gnawing—belb
   Pleurodynia—♦arn., ♦kalm., ranunc. b.
   Pressure—agn.,  ♦ars., berb.,  brom., calc.  ph.,  cic,  cist,  eye,
hyper., kreos.,  lob., samb.
   Pulsating —berb., sticta.
   Rheumatic—cact., phyt.
   Sensitive—am.  e, arg. m., benz. a.,borax, brom., calc. c,  cist,
helon., led.,  ranunc. s.,  rhod., sang.
   Shooting —calc.  ph.,  spig., sul.
   Sore —arg. m.,  calc. ph.,  cic, hyos., ranunc.  b., sang., sul. a.
   Stinging—colch., graph., hyper.
   Stitches -arn.,♦ars., herb., bism., borax,   brom,,  canth.,  caust,
eye,  dros., gamb , hyper.,  olean., ranunc. s.
   Tearing—brom., calc.  ph.,  colch.
   Tensive—berb.,  eye, lob.
   Throbbing—sil.
Parts.
   Axilla—brom., lob.
   Clavicle—brom., calc.  ph.,  kreos., spig., thuj.
   Mammae—am.  c, ant. t, brom.,  calc. e, eye, hyper.,  kreos.,
lob.,  mere b. i., nat.  s., ranunc.  s., sang.,  spig.
   Muscles—abrot., arg. n.,  berb., cact.,  colch.,  dros., gels., ham.,
hyos., hyper., kreos.,  lob., mere  b. i., nat. s.,  ranunc.  s., spig.
   Ribs—♦arg.  m., belb,  borax,   bry., hyper.,  lob.,  mere b. i.,
nat. s.
   Side, Left—am. m., arn.,  brom., ham., lob.,  mere b. i., nat. e,
nat. s.
   Right—am. c,  asar., belb, borax, bry., hyper.,  kali bi., sang.,
sticta.
   Skin— berb., thuj.
   Sternum—agn.,  am.  c,   ♦ars.,  bism.,   bry., cact., calc.  ph.,
canth., caust., cic, eye, gamb.,  kreos.,  led., lob.,  nat. s.,  olean.,
ranunc. s., ruta, samb.,  sang., sars., sib, sticta, sub, sul.  a.

Sensations—am.  e,  ant. t, apis, cact.,   caust.,   eye,   helon.,
kreos., nat. c,  ranunc. s., sil.
   Itching—am.  m., anae,  ant. c, calc.  e, led., sil.
   Weight—con., gamb.
   Sweat—caps., glon.,  sil. 
     CHAPTER XXXI.-BACK AND NECK.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Pains in  sacrum—haemorrhoidal colic.  "Back
weak, with ovarian pains.
  ♦Aconitum.   ♦Tearing  in nape  of neck.  "Painful  stiff  neck,
worse moving the  neck; pains down  the neck to the right shoulder.
Bruised pain between the shoulders.  Stiffness of the back.  Crawl-
ing in  spine as from beetles;  formication.  Numbness of  small of
back, extending into lower  limbs.   Cutting pain  in circles  from
spine to abdomen.   Spasms from  inflammatory affections  of the
spine.   Drawing,  tearing pain  in scapulae.  Pain in small of back,
especially at last  lumbar  vertebra, as if beaten.
  ♦yEsculus hip.   ♦Constant  backache  affecting the sacrum  and
hips, very much  aggravated  by  walking, and  stooping   forward.
Back gives out when walking.   "Lameness and weariness in back
of neck.   Aching between the shoulders.   Pains in right scapula
and chest;  worse  inhaling.
  ♦Agaricus.   +Pain in lumbar region  and sacrum; a sort of  crick
in the back; extends along  to the  nape of the  neck.  Painfulness
along the  spinal cord  when  stooping.   Violent  shooting, burning
pains,  deep in the spine. Aching along the spine and limbs. Spinal
column sensitive  to  touch.   ^Twitching   in the  cervical  muscles.
Stiffness in nape  of  neck.   Pain in back as after  continued  stoop-
ing.   Every motion, every  turn of the body causes pain  in  spine.
  ♦Ailantus.   ♦Neck  tender  and  very  much   swollen.    "Itching
around her neck.   Thickened,  swollen  feeling  of the  muscles of
neck.  Constant  aching  between the  shoulders.   Glands  of the
neck sore,  with pain under the left scapula.
  Aloe.  "Lumbago alternating with headache.  Stitches through
the sacrum to loins.   Pressure and heaviness in the  sacral  region
while sitting;  better from motion.
   ♦Ammonium mur.  ♦Severe pains in lumbo-sacral region.   "Stiff
neck, with pain from nape to between the shoulders, when  turn-
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 ing.   Tearing pains in sides of neck, alternating with  tearing  in
 the cheek. Bruised  and sprained pain between the scapulae. Stitches
 in the left scapula.   Coldness  in the back  and between   the shoul-
 ders, not relieved by feather or wool covering;  followed by itching.
   ♦Antimonium  tart.   ♦Violent pain  in sacro-lumbar  region;  the
 slightest effort to move causes  retching, and cold, clammy sweat.
 "Does not like anything to touch  him;  inclination to unbutton the
 collar of  his  shirt.  Cramp in the  muscles of the  neck.  Pain  in the
 back  as from   fatigue,  especially  after eating   and  while sitting.
 Sharp stitches in the region of the  kidneys  on  moving the arms.
   Apocynum  can.   "Slight  soreness  in region  of  kidneys  when
 bringing muscles into action.
   ♦Argentum  nit.  ♦Indurated  glands  on the neck, with suspicion
 of former syphilis.   °Acute pains in the dorsal region after a fall.
 Pain  in small of  the back,  relieved when standing or walking,  but
 severe when rising from a seat.   Pain in back  and lower ribs dur-
 ing  pregnancy.   Weakness  in the  sacro-iliac   symphysis,  as  if
 bones were loose.   Sense of weight  in lower  part of  sacrum  and
 os coccygis,better standing; worse sitting and with stool.
   Arnica.  °Weakness  of cervical muscles;  they do not support the
 head  steadily.  Great sensibility of  cervical vertebra  to pressure.
 Violent spinal pain  as  from rising  suddenly after long  stooping.
 Right scapula and small of the back painful, as if beaten. Bruised
 pain at inner  portion of right scapula.   Sacrum pains as if beaten.
  ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Loss  of strength  in small of back.   "Nape of neck
 stiff, as if bruised or sprained.  Neuralgic pains on left side  of neck.
 Drawing pains between scapulae; from small of back to  the shoul-
 ders; necessitate lying down.Stiffness  of the spinal column,beginning
 in the region  of  the os coccygis.  Bruised pain  in small  of back.
  Arum triph.   "Stiffness of the  neck,  with intolerable  pressing
 headache.  Pain  in  the atlas and dental vertebra.  Glands of throat
 and neck swollen.
  Aurum met.  cSwollen cervical  glands.   Tension  in  neck as if
muscles were  too short, even at rest, mostly when stooping. Spinal
 disease,  with  gressus gallinaceus.    Pain in  small of back as from
 fatigue.   Tendons of   lumbar  muscles  so  painfully stiff  that the
thigh cannot be raised;  thigh feels paralyzed.
  ♦Baryta carb.   ♦Swelling of the  glands of the neck and  occiput.
"Stiffness in the  nape of neck.  Tension in the  neck and scapula?; 
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pain in the  loins,in cold air.  Stinging pains in the neck.  Chronic
torticollis.   Pain  in small of  the back; worse in the evening; he
can neither  rise nor bend backwards.
  ♦Belladonna.  ♦Pain in  small of the back, as if  it would break.
°Pressive pain externally in neck  when bending the head  back-
ward,  and when touching  the  part. Swelling of the glands  in nape
of neck, with cloudiness of head.   Pressive pain  under left  scap-
ula, more toward the outer side.   Drawing pressure between  the
right scapula and spinal column.   Shooting and  gnawing  pain in
the spinal column.  Stabbing  as if with a  knife, from  without in
wards, in the vertebrae.  Drawing, burning and throbbing pain in
the spine. Soreness of last dorsal  and first lumbar vertebra.  Back
aches as if broken.  Cramp-like   sensation in left lumbar region.
Curvature of the lumbar vertebrae.  Bearing down on to sacrum,
  ♦Berberis.  ♦Bruised pain  with stiffness  and  lameness in small
of back; rises  from a seat with  difficulty.   Backache worse while
sitting or lying.   Painful  tension  and pressure with sensation of
numbness, puffiness,   warmth,  stiffness and  lameness,   extending
at times into the lower limbs.  "Pain  as if  bruised or swollen, from
right scapula to shoulder-joint   Tearing in and between the scap-
ulae.  Tearing in  the spine. Constant pulsating stitches in  sacrum.
  Bryonia.   "Pain  in nape of neck,  as after  taking cold.   Painful
stiffness of  muscles of right side  of neck, on moving the head.  Dull
stitches between the scapulae,  extending from  behind  forward, in
the afternoon while lying.  Pain in the small  of the back, which
makes walking or turning difficult; as if bruised when lying  on it.
  Caladium.  "Rheumatic pain between the shoulders;  can hardly
turn in bed.  Sacral region and back feel   bruised, morning when
rising.
  Calcarea  carb.  °Hard swelling of  the cervical glands.  Painless
swelling of  the  glands in the neck at  the margin of the hair.  Stiff
neck, with  pain extending down  into the  shoulders  on moving it.
Thick,  strumous  tumefaction  of  the  thyroid  gland.  Swelling and
incurvation of vertebrae of the neck  and back.  Drawing pain be-
tween  the scapulae.  Pain  between or in the region of the scapulae,
particularly worse  by  riding,  sneezing,   gaping,  coughing,  or
other jarring.   Pain in the sacral region, back and neck,after over-
lifting, with feeling as if wrenched.
  Calcarea  fluor.  °(Backache, simulating   spinal  irritation;  weak 
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back, with dragging  pains  downward.    Pain  in  lower  part of
back,with sensation of fullness and  burning.—Schussler.)
  ♦Calcarea phos. ♦Rheumatic pain and stiffness of the neck, with
dullness of the head, from slight draft of air.   Cramp-like pain in
neck,first one side then  the other side.  Pains and aches  between,
and mostly below, the scapulae.   Violent pain in region of the kid-
neys,  from lifting a  weight or from  blowing the nose.   Backache
and uterine  pains.   Curvature of  spine to the left, lumbar vertebrae
bent forward.   Violent   stitch  at a spot  between  left  ilium and
sacrum, from  the  slightest  motion.  Soreness in  the sacro-iliac
symphysis.   ^Lumbago.   Spinal  weakness —Schussler. j
  Camphora.    Pain in fifth, sixth and  seventh cervical vertebra;;
worse from moving the head,  better  from pressing the hand thereon.
Painful drawing  and stiffness on  the side of neck when walking in
open air.  Drawing  stitches through and  between  the  shoulder-
blades,  extending into the chest when  moving the arms.  Cold feel-
ing, or  chilliness in the back.
  ♦Cannabis  ind.  ♦Pain  across  the  shoulders and  spine,  must
stoop, cannot walk erect.
  Cantharis    Burning,  boring, stitching or   lancinating pains in
the back, either between  the  scapulae,  or in the small of the back;
sometimes the skin over these parts  burns  as if a  fly-blister were
there. Stiffness in the neck, with tensive pain on stooping.  Draw-
ing, tearing or lancinating pain in the neck;  sometimes with burn-
ing of the skin over  the   parts.  Tearing  in  the  back,  especially
mornings.  Pain  in the  loins, kidneys and  abl 11121,  with  such
pain on urinating that he  could  not  pass a single  drop   without
moaning or screaming.   Pain in the loins with incessant  desire to
urinate.  Lancinating and tearing in  the os coccygis, causing him
to start.
  Capsicum.   "Glands  of  neck  painful, swollen. Jerking, tearing
pain in  the right cervical glands.   Drawing,  tearing  pain  in and
beside the spine.  Excruciating, tearing  pains  in the back,  extort-
ing cries, causing him  to double up, during  the  chill.   Pain in
sacrum and small of  back, with haemorrhoids,  dysentery.
  Carbo ani.   Glands of the  neck  indurated,  swollen,  painful.
Pressing, drawing and stiffness in the  lumbar  region,  as if broken.
Sharp drawing across small of back,sensitive  to ever)' step. Coccyx
feels bruised; burning when touched;  pain as if from subcutaneous
ulceration; worse sitting or lying. 
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   Carbo veg.  Cervical glands swollen and painful,especially those
near the nape of the neck.  Tearing  in cervical muscles.  Drawing
in nape of neck  up into head,  with nausea and rush of water from
the mouth.  Rheumatic drawing pain in back,worse  when  stooping.
Stiffness of back.  Severe pain in small  of  back;  she was unable
to sit; then sensation  as of a  plug  in  back, had to  put a  pillow
under  it.   Pinching, pressive  pain near lowest portion  of  spine.
Pressive,  sore  pain beneath the coccyx.
   Caulophyllum.   -Rheumatic stiffness  in   the  nape  of   neck.
Severe drawing pain in the sterno-cleido-mastoid,drawing the head
to the  left.   Dull pain in lumbar  region.
   Causticum.  -Stiffness  of the neck,  could  not  move  the  head.
Stiffness and pain in neck and throat, with pain  in  occiput;  pain-
ful stiffness of back, especially when  rising from  chair.   Stitches
in the  back and in left lumbar  region.    Pressing, cramp-like pain
 in small of back, in region of  kidneys.   Dull, drawing pain  in re-
gion of os coccygis.  Bruised  pain in the  os coccygis.
   ♦Chelidonium.    ♦Stiffness of the neck.   Pain in or beneath  the
right shoulder-blade.   Constant pain under inferior angle of right
scapula:  may extend into  chest or  stomach.  "Stiffness beneath
the right scapula.  Pain as though the lower lumbar vertebrae  would
separate,  when bending forward.   Pain in right side of back, with
heaviness of occiput and pressure  toward the left ear.
   ♦Chininum sulf. ♦Sensitiveness  of last cervical  and  first  dorsal
vertebrae to pressure;also  of dorsal vertebrae.   Third dorsal painful
to touch, with  oppression of the chest; spinal  irritation.   Period-
ical pains in the back,  returning about  midnight,  and  extending
into head.
  Cicuta.   Pain  in the nape of neck,  spasmodic drawing  of  the
head  backward,  with   tremor of the  hand.  Tension  in the muscles
of. the neck.   Tonic  spasm of  the  cervical  muscles.   Tearing,
jerking in the os coccygis.
  ♦Cimicifuga. ♦Sensitiveness  of the spine,especially in the cervical
and upper  dorsal regions; soreness of all the muscles—spotted fever.
Head and neck retracted—spotted fever.   Rheumatic  pain  in  the
muscles of the neck and back;  a feeling of stiffness and retraction.
"Cramp  in  the  muscles of the neck, on  moving the  head.   Stiff
neck from cold air, pain from  moving even the hands. Pain  under
lefc scapula.  Severe pain  in the back, down the thighs and through 
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the hips, with heavy pressing down.  Violent  aching in  small of
back.
  Cina.   Drawing,tearing pain down along the whole spine. Tear-
ing,  ierking pain in middle of spine.   Fatiguing  pain in  loins,  as
if he had stood a long time.
  Cinchona.   °Pressure as from a stone between scapulae. Pain in
small of the back at night, lying  on  it.   Insupportable  pain  in
small of back,like a cramp, worse from least  movement.  Laming
drawing, tearing in back and thighs.
  Cistus.  "Scrofulous  swelling  and  suppuration  of the throat.
Scrofulous  ulcers on the  back.    Burning, bruised pain in  the os
coccygis; prevents sitting; worse from touch.  Goitre  size of  hen's
egg; frequent diarrhoea.
  ♦Cocculus.  ♦Weakness of the cervical  muscles; unable  to  sup-
port the head.    Painful  stiffness  of  the  neck  when  moving  it.
Disabling drawing in small of the back.
  Colchicum.    Stitching and tension  between the scapulae.  Rheu-
matic pains in neck and back.  Sudden tearing and shooting pains
in loins.   Spot 0^1  sacrum feels sore, as if  ulcerated;  very  sensitive
to touch.
  Colocynthis.   °Feeling  of stiffness  in the  muscles of  the nape
of neck when moving the head.   Drawing,  in  the nape of the neck.
Violent tensive drawing in left cervical muscles; worse on motion.
Pressure on left side of nape of neck; worse on turning.   Drawing
pain  internally in region  of  right  scapula,  as  if the  nerves  and
vessels were made tense.   Painful lassitude in small of back and
lower extremities, in the  evening.   Pain in small of  back.
  Cuprum  met.   "Glands of  the  neck  indurated.   Paralysis  of
muscles of back up  to neck; also  of limbs;lower limbs oedematous,
but retain their sensibility.
  Cyclamen. "Stiffness of neck, with laming pain. Drawing, rheu-
matic pain in left side of  neck.  Twinges up the back,  relieved  by
drawing the shoulders backward,  aggravated by the reverse.  Deep,
penetrating, dull stitches in  region of  right kidney,  worse during
inhalation.
  Drosera.  "Neck stiff and  painful on  motion.  Pain between the
scapulae, drawing to the small  of  back.   Stitching,  tearing   from
the spine  to the anterior spinous process of left ilium, when sitting.
Back pains as if bruised,  in the  morning. 
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  ^Dulcamara.  ♦Pain in small of back, as  after  stooping a  long
time.   Neck stiff:  back  painful;  loins  lame,  after  taking  cold.
 Spinal meningitis during scarlatina or measles, eruption does  not
develop.   Myelitis after taking cold during menstruation.  Hyper-
aemia of the spinal cord.   Drawing pain from small of  back down
the thighs, during  rest;  stitches when  moving,  relieved  by  pres-
sure.   Coldness in small  of back.   Sacrum  feels cold.
  ♦Eupatorium  perf.  ♦Aching pain in the back, as from a bruise.
 Intense aching in back and  limbs.  Pain in  back  of neck and be-
tween  the shoulders.  Aching soreness in the back.
  Eupatorium purp.   "Violent cutting  in  the  back.   Neuralgic
pains from below  upwards,  mostly  left  side  of  back  and  hip.
Labor-like pains in back.
  Ferric phos.   (Backache,pains in loins,rheumatism.—Schussler.)
  Ferrum met    Neck  sore, as if bruised,  stiff.  Neck and shoul-
der painful  when lying on right side.   Constant pains along back,
worse  in those parts she had to  lie on.  Lumbago all  night; goes
off on  rising.  Pain in region of kidneys, with desire to make water.
  Gelsemium.    Pains in spine to head and shoulders.   Contract-
ive sensation in the right side of the nape of neck. Pains in the neck,
myalgicmostly  in  the upper  part  of the sterno-cleido muscles,back
of the parotid glands.   Congestion of the  spine;  prostration,  lan-
guor: muscles feel bruised and will not  obey the  will. Locomotor
ataxia.   Paraplegia.   Dull aching in the lumbar and sacral region;
cannot walk;  muscles will not  obey.
  Glonoinum.    Nape of neck stiff, with headache.  Sharp cutting
across scapulae.   Hot sensation down  the   back;  burning between
scapulae.   Pain down entire  spine;  after  constriction  in  chest;
shiverings downward.   Old contusions.
   Graphites.   "Pain in  nape of neck.  Stiffness of back of neck;
also,  with  headache. Eruption on nape of neck,dry,peeling in  fine,
mealy scales,  without itching.   Swollen glands on side of neck,not
painful.   Contracting  pains  in the back.   Weakness of  back and
loins on walking.  Sacral  pains,  with sensation  of  crawling  and
stitching.   Small  of back aches  as if bruised  or  broken.   Numb
pain from  the sacrum down the legs.  Pain in the os coccygis while
urinating.
  Helleborus.  -Neck rigid,in  spotted fever.  Cervical muscles  stiff.
Cervical glands swollen.  Cramp in spinal muscles—hydrocephalus. 
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 Severe pain down the  neck,  in left side of  face and  in  the teeth.
   Helonias.  - Burning and heat in  the dorsal  region,  mostly be-
 tween the lower half of  the scapula'.  Burning and tired  aching
 feeling in lumbar and  sacral regions.
   Hepar sulph.    Violent  pulsation of the carotids.   Drawing be-
 tween scapube.   Sensation as if  bruised in small of back and thighs.
 Stitches and rheumatic pains in  the  back.
   Hyoscyamus.    Spinal  meningitis,  with  convulsions; jerks  of
 muscles; after injury.
   ♦Hypericum.   ♦After a fall,  slightest  motion of  arms  or neck
 extorts  cries; cervical  vertebra' very  sensitive  to  touch.   Conse-
 quences of  spinal  concussion.    Cutting between  scapulae.  Lies
 on the back,  jerking head backwards.   Stinging on edge of  right
 scapula, near spine;  morning.  Stitches in  the small of  the back.
 Aching pain and sensation of lameness in the small  of back.  Vio-
 lent pains and inability to  walk or stoop, after a fall on the  coccyx.
 Throbbing  in carotids.
   Ignatia.  "Stiffness of the  nape  of  neck.   Painless  glandular
 swellings of neck   Pain in the  sacrum,  also when lying   on  the
 back,  mornings.   Spinal disease, with gressus gallinaceus.
   Iodium.  ^Goitre with marked hardness.    Swelling and   indura-
 tion of the cervical glands.  Spinal complaints  with gressus vaccinus.
   Ipecacuanha.     Swelling  and  suppuration in  the   throat-pit
 Cramp between the scapulae during motion.    Shooting pains from
 right kidney down thigh to  knee.
   Kali bichroni.    Stiffness of the nape of  neck on  bending head.
 Sharp, shooting  pains,  first in  the left then in the  right  renal re-
 gion, extending down the thighs;  worse on  motion.  Aching in the
 back and down  the left side into  the hip. Pain in the os coccygis,
 worse from walking or  touch,  and on rising after long sitting.
   Kali  carb.  Back of  neck stiff;  shooting pains through  the chest;
 uvula  elongated.   Neck  feels  large, clothing  tight; congestion.
 Swelling of cervical glands.   Backache: while walking she  feels as
if  she  must give up and lie down.  Sharp,  stitching  pains  awake
him at 3 a. m.,  he must get up and   walk about; lumbago.   Back
aches as if broken.  Gnawing in the os coccygis.
   Kali chlor. °( Glands of neck swollen;use  also locally in lotion.—
Schussler.)
   Kali iod.   °Small of back  feels as  if in a vise; also with  darting 
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 pains, in meningitis; after abuse of mercury.  Bruised pain in lum-
 bar region,worse sitting bent;  stitches—Bright's disease.   Pain in
 the os coccygis  as from a  fall.
   Kali nit.   -Painful throbbing in one of  the  cervical vertebrae.
 Pain as if from  a blow  in  small of back, on awaking; cannot turn.
 Cramp-pain in small of back.   Small of back feels  bruised.  Pres-
 sure and burning in back,  relieved by motion.
   ♦Kalmia lat.    ♦Shooting,  stabbing pain  from the  heart  through
 to  the left scapula,  causing violent beating of  the heart—rheumatic
 affection  of the heart. Pain  proceeded  from  the neck,  which was
 tender to the touch—neuralgia.  °Violent pain in  the upper three
 dorsal  vertebra',  extending   through   the   scapulas.   Sensation
 of  lameness  in the back, evening in bed.   Constant pain in spine,
 sometimes worse in  lumbar region,  with  great  heat  and  burning.
 Muscles of neck sore to touch and on moving them.
   Kreosotum.   cGlands of neck swollen.   Pain in  back at night;
 worse when  lying.   Pain as if small  of  back would  break;  worse
 during rest,  better from n:otion. Pain in small of back and in sacral
 region like labor pains, urging  to  urinate, with  ineffectual desire
 for stool. Spasmodic drawing  from behind forward,  also   into the
 genitals,  or  down.into   thighs.  Continuous  burning in  small of
 back.
   Lachesis.    Stiff neck, moves jaw with  great  difficulty; tearing
 from nape of neck up either side to top of head.  Pain  in small of
 back, with constipation.  Pain in  the  os coccygis, when  sitting
 down, feeling as  if sitting  on something  sharp.
  Lachnantes.    Pain  and  stiffness  in  neck,  going over whole
 head and down to the nose, then as if  pinching  nostrils together.
 When turning neck or bending head backward,pain in nape of neck
 as  if from dislocation. Stiff  neck,head drawn to one side—diphtheria,
 scarlatina.   Sensation as if a piece  of ice were lying  on the back,
 between  the  shoulders,  followed  by a  chill,  with  goose  flesh all
 over.  Burning in region of  left kidney,  deep,  extending  toward
 right side.   Burning in  spine  four  inches above  small of  back.
 Burning in os sacrum, 4 p.  m.
  Laurocerasus.    Painful  stiffness  in  left  side  of neck,  nape
of neck and  small of back.   Pressure in nape of neck, particularly
in open air,  compelling him to bend  the  head  forward.   Severe
pain in sacral region, extending to  pubes. 
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  Lilium tig.   Dull  pain in  nape of  neck, with  feeling  of con-
striction.   Pain in  back  and  left scapula,  seemingly  from  left
mamma.  Pain in  dorsal \ertebrae  as  if  the  back  w,ould  break.
Cold feelii g in back.   Dull,   heavy pain  and  great  weakness in
small of back.   Dull pains in lower back and  sacrum.  Sensation
of pulling upward  from tip of coccyx.
  ♦Lobelia  ccer.  ♦Pain  or aching in posterior part  of spleen.
  Lobelia  inf.  ( Swelling and  pain  on left  side  of neck.   Rheu-
matic  pain between  the scapulae.   Dull  pressure  between  the
scapulae.  Pain  under  right   scapula,  worse  when  bending  for-
ward.   At  noon   a  burning  pain in back, as if in  posterior wall
of stomach. Extreme tenderness over sacrum; can not bear slightest
touch; cries out if  any attempt is  made to touch the part;  sits  up
in bed, leaning  forward.
  ♦Lycopodium.    ♦Burning as from  glowing  coals   between the
scapulae.  "One side of the neck stiff and  swollen.   Large  clusters
of red  pimples around the neck,  with violent  itching.  Cervical
glands swollen.  Pain and stiffness in the small of the back at night.
Stitches in  small of the back,  epecially when rising from stooping.
Pain in  the small of  the back extending  into the  thighs.  Pain
in the  sacral region, worse rising  from a seat.
  Magnesia mur.    Swelling    of  cervical  glands.    Pain  as from
bruises, above and in small of back and both hips, with sensitive-
ness of the  parts to touch; also during menses.  Contractive, spas-
modic  pain in small of the back.   Stitches, tearing  and  burning
in small of  back.
  Magnesium phos.   "(Neuralgic pains in back,  very acute, dart-
ing, boring, shifting about,and remittent.   Pains in nape  of neck,
very sharp,  shooting, boring,   shifting, remittent.— Schussler.)
  ♦Mercurius.   ♦Sticking in  small of back on breathing.   °Rheu-
matic stiffness and swelling of the neck.  Goitre -becomes softened.
Glands inflamed, swollen, with pressing pains and stitches.  Bruised
sensation of the scapulae, back and small of the  back.  Stinging
pains  in small  of  the back, with  sensation of  weakness.   Violent
pains in spine, worse from motion —meningitis. Pain in the sacrum
as after lying on a hard  couch.   Tearing  in  coccyx; better from
pressing hand against abdomen.
  Mercurius biniod.   "Swollen glands  on  neck,  with  toothache,
scarlatina, etc.  Spine sore or painful. 
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   Mercurius cor.  -Gland  of  neck  hard  and  swollen.   Pains in
 head,  back and  limbs; kidneys affected.
   Mezereum.    Pain from stiffness of nape of  neck and external
 cervical muscles.  Rheumatic pains in  scapular muscles;   they feel
 tense and  swollen, pre venting  motion.
   Muriatic acid.   Pressing in back  as  from a sprain, or as  if he
 had stooped long.  Pressing, drawing, tired pain in lumbar region.
 Os coccyx painful.
   Natrum carb.    Cervical glands swollen; also goitre, with pain-
 ful  stiffness of  the  neck.  Cracking  in  cervical  vertebrae when
 moving the head.  Stitches in small of  back  when  sitting.   Tin-
 gling formication in back.
   Natrum mur.    Stitches in neck and "back part  of head.  Painful
 stiffness of neck.  Throat  and  neck  emaciate  rapidly,   especially
 during summer complaint.   Cervical glands sore when   coughing;
 scabs  in  the axilla.   Spine  oversensitive;  tension  and  drawing;
 pains better lying  on something hard;  weak, nervous; fluttering of
 the heart.   In small of the  back, pain as   if  bruised,  as if  lame;
 stitches, cutting, pulsating.   Feeling  in  the  sacral  region  as if
 beaten.
   Natrum sulf.   Throat and neck swollen, knotty lumps, distress-
 ing  pressure   on trachea.   Soreness up and down  spine  and neck.
 Piercing as from knives between scapulae,while sitting in the even-
 ing; also in middle of sacrum.   Bruised  pain in  small  cf  back.
 Violent suppurative  pain in  small of back  at night, so that she can
 lie only on her right  side;  better  in  morning  after getting  up.
 Itching on back  when undressing.  Pain  in sacrum,  cannot  lie on
 either  side.
   Nitric acid.   -Swelling of cervical and axillary glands. Stitches
 in and  between  the scapula:; neck stiff.   Pain  in   back  and  small
 of back; from  cold.   Neuralgic pains up  the back,  particularly left
 side.
   Nux mos.    Drawing  in  muscles of neck,  from  draft of  damp
 air.  Pains now in back, now  in sacrum, knees  very tired: worse
during rest; lumbago.   Pains  along  the  spine.   Backache  while
riding  in  a carriage.   Pain in  small of back and weakness of legs,
as from a blow.   Small of back and knees feel weak.  Tabes  dor-
salis.
   Nux vom.   Neck stiff,with heaviness;  from cold.  Tension, burn- 
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ing, pressing as from a stone between scapulae.  Burning  or tear-
ing in back.  Sudden stitches in back when turning,  with dull pain
while sitting.   Backache, must sit up to turn over in  bed.   Pains
in small of back,as  if bruised or broken; worse 3 to 4 a. m.  Spine
affected by sexual excesses.
  Opium.  "Back bent backward spasmodically.
  Oxalic acid.   -Pain  under point of  scapula between the shoul-
ders,  extending to loins.  Stitches  from  chest to  scapulae.  Back
numb, weak—angina pectoris.   Acute pain in the back, gradually
extending down the thighs, with great torture; seeks relief in change
of posture.  Numbness, pricking, causing a cold sensation;  back
feels too weak  to support  the body.   Paralysis from inflammation
of the spinal cord,  limbs stiff; praoxysms of dyspnoea.
  ♦Paris quad. ♦Nape  of neck  weary, as  if a  great weight were ly-
ing on it.   Neck feels stiff and swollen  on turning  it.  Dull pain
in nape of neck;  increasing  at times in acuteness, with numbness,
heat and weight; better from rest and  in  the open  air; worse from
exertion.  Stitches between  the scapulae.
  Petroleum.    Stiff neck, it cracks when moved.  Herpes  on  the
neck.   Furuncles.   Pain in  spine, and  pain   all  over body, with
sciatica.   Pain in back  which does not allow him to move.   Greaf
uneasiness and stiffness in small of back  and coccyx in  the evening.
Pain  in the coccyx while sitting.
  ♦Phosphorus.  ♦Sensitiveness  of  spinous  processes  of  dorsal
vertebrae to pressure.   Burning pain between  the scapulae.   "Back
pains as if broken,  impeding all motion.   Pain  in small  of back,
when  rising from stooping.  Burning in  a small spot  in  small of
back,  better from rubbing.   Softening  of the  spine.  Progressive
locomotor ataxia.   Pain in coccyx  as  if  ulcerated,  hindering mo-
tion,  followed by painful  stiff  neck—rachitis.   Pains in  sacrum
after confinement.
  Phosphoric  acid.   Formication  in  the  back.   Gnawing  on the
scapulae.  Heaviness in lumbar region,  increases to pain in  legs—
tabes dorsalis.   Burning pain in a spot  in small of back.  Burning
in lower half of body,  from  small of back to  pit of stomach  down
ward; extremities are cold to touch.
  Phytolacca.  "Convulsive action of muscles of face  and neck—tet-
anus. Glands  on  right  side of  neck   hard.  Stiff  neck,  tonsils
swollen.  Rheumatism in lumbar muscles. Aching pain  in lumbar 
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  region, da)' and  night, with  sore throat.   Pain  streaking  up and
  down the spine.   Aching  in sacrum.
    ♦Platinum.   ♦Numbness in  sacrum-  and  coccyx,  while  sitting.
  Nape of neck weak;  the  head inclines forward.  Cramp in poste-
  rior muscles of neck;  tensive,  numb feeling close  to  occiput, as  if
  tendons were contracted.  Pains in back and small  of  back,  as  if
  biuised or broken,worse from pressure or bending backward. Press-
  ing from small  of back upon the pelvic organs.  Pain in small  of
  back going to  the groins and down the limbs.
    Podophyllum.    Nape of neck stiff, with soreness  of muscles of
 neck and  shoulders.   Pain  between  shoulders,  in  the morning.
 Pain under  right scapula.  Flushes up the back,with stool.  Pain
 in  lumbar region,  withered sensation ; worse  at  night and  from
 motion.   Pain in loins, worse when walking on uneven ground,  or
 from a misstep.   Backache after washing,  with  prolapsus uteri.
   Psorinum.   -Painful stiffness  of neck, soreness  and  tearing on
 bending backward.  Glands of neck swollen;  pains thence to head.
 Tearing and stitches between scapulae.  Severe backache,as if bruised;
 cannot straighten out.   Pain  in small of the  back, like weakness.
 Small of back pains,  worse from motion.
   ♦Pulsatilla.   :::Pain in small  of back, as from  long stooping,  or
 from a sprain; on motion; after  sitting.  Labor-like pains in small
 of  back,  as  if constricted by a tight  band.   Swelling of  cervical
 glands.   Interscapular pain,  worse  by  inspiration.   Curvature  of
 upper part of  spine.   Sensation  as   if cold  water  were-  poured
 down back.  Stitches in small of back.
   Rhododendron.   "Bruised pain in small  of  back, worse   at rest
 and in rainy weather.   Stiff neck,  gums and  teeth sore,  pains  fly
 about everywhere.  Shooting  from back to  pit  of stomach.  Pain
 from small of back into arms.
  ♦Rhus tox.  ♦Stiffness and  aching;   bruised  pains  in small  of
 back, when sitting still or when  lying; better  from motion or when
 lying on something hard.   Stiff neck, with painful  tension when
 moving.   Pain in  shoulders  and  back, with stiffness  as  from  a
 sprain.   Curvature of the dorsal  vertebrae.   Spinal membranes in-
 flamed,even myelitis;  from getting wet or sleeping on damp ground.
 Lumbago.
  ♦Ruta.   ♦Pain as if  beaten;  lameness  in  the spine.   JPain  in  a
spot  the  size of palm  of hand,  below  right scapula; worse in even- 
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 ing after exertion, deep inspiration, on moving  right  arm;  better
 from pressure.   Pain»in back or coccyx as if  bruised.   Weakness
 in  lumbar region; prolapsus recti.  Stitches in  small of back  when
 sitting,  or walking;  better from pressure or when lying down.
   Sabadilla.    Spine affected; after pollutions, excessive weakness
 shows itself in legs  Bruised feeling in small of back  and  spine;
 also in  sacral region.
   ♦Sabina.  ♦Drawing  pains and  dragging in small of back, extend-
 ing into the pubic region.
   Sanguinaria.   Pain  in  nape of  neck.  Dull pain along the inner
 edge of  left  scapula, worse from breathing.  Rheumatic pains  in
 neck, shoulders  and arms,  worse at night.   Pain  in sacrum, from
 lifting.   Lumbago,  from  lifting: or,  myalgia  of   great muscles
 of   back.   Soreness  down  muscles of back;   pains  shift  about;
 feels pain  more when drawing long  breath.
   Sarsaparilla.    Neck  emaciated; marasmus of children.  Cervical
 glands indurated; abuse of mercury.   Stitches  in  back, from  the
 least motion.  Pain  down  a  part of spine  across  hips, and  down
 thighs; difficult urination.
   Secale.    Tenderness of  lower cervical and upper dorsal,spinous
 processes,  with stiffness of  neck.   Gentle, creeping  sensation  in
 back, as if air were gently   blowing through  it.   Tingling in back
 extending  to fingers  and toes. Pains in sacrum,with bearing down,
 as  if parts would be forced out, worse  when  moving.   Crick   in
 the back.  Spinal disease with gressus vaccinus.
  *Sepia.   ♦Pain in the back and small of back  particularly, with
 stiffness, improved  by  walking.   Weakness  and  pain  in   small
 of back,  when walking;  generally  from  disease  of uterus.    When
 stooping, sudden  pain in small of back, as if struck by a hammer,
 relieved  by pressing  back  against  something  hard.  Belching re-
 lieves pain in back.
  ♦Silicia   ♦Stiffness of the  nape  of  the  neck,  with  headache.
 Coccyx painful,as after a long carriage ride.  Stinging in  os coccygis,
 painful to  pressure.  "Cervical glands and parotids  swollen,  indu-
 rated.  Stiff  back after  sitting.  Rheumatism  of lower cervical ver-
 tebrae.   Violent tearing  between scapulae.   Spinal  irritation; par-
 alytic symptoms;  cold feet;  constipation. Spinal curvature to right,
 painful to touch and motion.  Spina bifida.   Psoas abscess.  Spas-
modic pain in  small of back,does  not allow him to rise.   Lame feel- 
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 ing in region of sacrum.  Coccyx painful after riding; coccygodynia.
   Staphisagria.   -Painful swelling  of  the glands of  the throat,
 neck and axilla.  Pain in small of back as  after overlifting; worse
 at rest, at night and in  morning,  and  when rising  from a  seat.
 Violent stitches upward  in  back.   Suppurating  swelling  in psoas
 muscles.   Rheumatic drawing,pressure  and tension in  neck, with
 stiffness.
   ♦Sulphur. ♦Violent bruised pain  in small of  back,  and in   the
 coccyx, especially when  stooping  or  rising from a seat;   stitches in
 the  scapulae,   back   and  small   of back.  Curvature of spine;
 vertebrae  softened.  "Sensation as if  the vertebrae were  gliding one
 over the other, when turning in bed.  Cracking in cervical verte-
 brae, especially on bending backward.  Stiffness  in neck and back.
 Pain in small  of back, after heavy lifting  and   taking cold at  the
 same time.
   Sulphuric acid.   "Stiffness  in the  back  on rising in the morning.
 Blood-boils  on back.   Large  suppurating swellings  on  right side
 of neck.
   Tabacum.   -Neuralgic pains up into  neck, with angina pectoris.
 Pains between shoulders—angina pectoris.
   Tellurium.   "Painful  sensitiveness of spine, from  last  cervical
 to fifth dorsal  vertebra; sensitive to pressure and  touch.   Pain   in
 sacrum.
   ♦Thuja occ  ♦Spine curved;  stands  bent forward; pot-bellied."Cer-
 vical glands swollen.   Skin on  neck brown and greasy.   Burning
 from small  of  back  to  between  scapulae.   Pulsating   in back.
 Cramp-like pain in lumbar region after  long  standing; when  at-
 tempting  to  walk,  feels as if he would fall.
   Trillium.  "Pain in the back,with uterine haemorrhages.
  ♦Valeriana.   ♦Intense  pain in the left lumbar region  above   the
 hip,as if he had strained the  part  much; worse  when standing,  and
 especially when sitting,  than when   walking.   "Spine  irritated in
 the beginning  of typhoid  fever.   Pain in the loins, as  from over-
 lifting.   Bubbling pressure above  anus in coccygeal region.
  Veratrum alb.  "Neck  so weak child  can scarcely keep it erect,
especially in whooping-cough.  Tingling in  fingers causing anxiety
and  painful jerks  of limbs.  During  exercise, rheumatic  pain  be-
tween scapulae, from nape of neck to small  of  back;  worse  going
to  stool.  Bruised feeling in sacral region. 
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   Veratrum  vir.  -Aching in back of neck and shoulders.  Muscles
of back contracted, drawing head backward.   Opisthotonos; arter-
ial excitement; hands and feet  cold; shocks  in  limbs; congestion
of brain and spine; loss of consciousness.   Heat and redness down
spine; back  of head hot—spotted fever.
   ♦Zincum.   ♦Nape of neck feels weary, from  writing  or  any ex-
ertion.  '-Stiffness and tension of neck.  Burning along  whole spine;
worse sitting.  Pain in small of back, when sitting, or when in act
of sitting down; diminishes  by  continuous walking.   Pain  in last
dorsal vertebra.

                             REPERTORY.

   Abscesses—sib,  staph.
   Concussion— ♦hyper.
   Curvature—belb, calc  e, calc ph.,  opium, puis.,   rhus,   sib,
♦sub, ♦thuj., ver. v.
   Emaciated—nat. m., sars.
   Eruptions—graph., lye, petrol.
   Furuncles—petrol., sul.  a.
   Goitre—cist., iod., mere,  nat. c.
   Gressus gallinaceus,hen-like walk—aur.,  ign.
   Gressus vaccinus, cow-like walk—iod., sil.
   Inflammation—aeon., mere, rhus.
   Locomotor ataxia—gels., phos.

Pains—♦abrot., aeon., ♦agar.,  aib,  ♦am.  m., ♦ant  t.,  arg.   n.,
arn.,  aur., ♦belb,  bry., calc.  c,  calc ph.,  camph., can. i., caps.,
carb.  an., carb. v.,  ♦cheb,   chin, s., cimi.,  coloc, ♦dulc,  ferr.,
gels., glon.,  graph.,  hell.,  ♦hyper., kalm.,  ♦lachn.,  ♦lob. c, lye,
mere b. i.,  nat. m., nat.  s.,  nux m., oxal.  a.,  petrol., plat, psor.,
puis., sang.,  secale, sepia, valer.
   Aching—♦aescul., ♦agar., ♦aib, belb, ♦berb.,  calc.  ph.,  calc f.,
cimi., *eup.  perf., gels.,  graph., helon., hyper., kali bi.,  kali c,
♦lob.  c, nux m., nux v.,  pod.,  psor., ♦rhus, ver. v.
   Acute—arg.  n., mag.  phos., oxal.  a.,  paris.
   Angina pectoris—oxal. a., tabac.
   Beaten, as if—arn.,  nat. m.,  ♦ruta.
   Boring—canth.,  mag. phos.
   Broken—♦belb, carb. an.,  graph.,  kali c,  lib,  nux  v.,  phos.,
plat.
   Bruised--aeon.,  am.  m., arn.. ars.,  ♦berb.,  bry.,  calad.,  carb.
an., cist., *eup.  pert, ferr., gels., graph.,  hep. s., kali i.,  mag.
m.,mere,nat. m.,nat. s.,nux  v.,plat.,psor.,rhod.,♦rhus,ruta,sabad.,
♦sub, ver. a.
   Burning—♦agar.,  belb,  calc. f., canth.,   carb.  an.,  cist.,  glon.,
helon.,  kalm., lachn., ♦lye,  mag. m,, nux  v.,  ♦phos,,  thuj., zinc.
   Constricted—glon., lib, puis.,  sil.
   Contracted—gels., graph., mag. m.,  ver. v. 
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 Pains continued.
   Cramps—ant. t,  belb, calc. ph., cimi., cinch., hell., ipec,  plat.,
 thuj.
   Crick—♦agar., secale
   Cutting—aeon., eup.  purp.,  glon., hyper., nat.  m.
   Darting—kali i.,  mag. phos.
   Dislocated, as if—lachn.
   Distressing—nat.  s.
   Dragging—ars., calc. f.,  ♦sabin.
   Drawing—ars.,  belb, calc.  c, camph., canth.,  caps.,  carb. an.,
 carb. v., caul., cinch., cocc, coloc.j dulc, hep. s., mur. a.,  nat. m.,
 nux m., :;sabin., staph.
   Dull—bry., caul., gels., lib, nux  v., paris,  sang.
   Excruciating—caps.
   Gnawing —belb, kali  c.
   Jerking—caps.,  cic, hyos.,  ver. a.
   Labor-like—belb,  eup. purp., ♦puis.,  secale.
   Lame—aescul., ♦herb., cinch.,  dulc,  hyper.,  kalm.,  nat.- m.,
 ♦ruta, sil.
   Lancinating—canth.
   Lumbago—aloe, am. m.,  calc. phos., ferr., hyper., kali   c,nuxm.,
 rhus, sang.
   Neuralgic—ars., eup.  purp., kalm.,  mag.  phos., nit. a.,  tabac.
   Periodical—chin.  s.
   Piercing—nat. s.
   Pinching—carb. v.
   Pressing—aloe,  ars.,  belb, berb., carb. an.,  carb. v., cheb, cimi.,
 cinch., coloc, mere,  mur.  a.,  nat. c, nat.  s.,  nuxv., plat, staph.,
 valer.
   Pricking—oxal.  a.
   Pulsating—berb.,  hep. s., nat. m., thuj.
   Remittent—mag.  phos.
   Rheumatic—calad.,  ♦calc  rh.,  carb.  v., caul., *cimi.,  colch.,
 ferr. phos., hep. s.,  hyper.,  iod.,  kalm.,  mere,  mez., sang., sib,
 staph., ver. a.
   Sciatica—petrol.
   Sensitive—♦agar., ♦aib, ant.  t,  arn.,  belb,  carb.  an., chin, s.,
 *cimi., colch., ♦hyper.,  kali bi.,  ♦kalm.,  mag. m., nat.  m., ♦phos.,
 secale,  ♦sib, tell.
   Sharp—ant. t, carb. an.,  glon., kali bi.,  kali c, mag.  phos,
   Shifting—mag. phos., sang.
   Shooting—♦agar.,  belb, colch.,  ipec,  kali  bi.,  ♦kali  c, kalm.,
mag.  phos., rhod.
   Sore—aib,  apoc,  belb,  calc.  ph., carb.  v.,  ♦cimi.,  colch.,
eup. perf., ferr., kalm.,  mere  b.  i., nat.  m., nat.  s.,  pod.,  psor.,
sang.
   Spasmodic—cic, mag. m., opium, sil.
   Sprained—am. m., ars., mur.  a., ♦puis.,  rhus, valer.
   Stabbing—belb,  ♦kalm.
   Sticking—♦mere 
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  Stinging—baryt.,  hyper ,  mere,  ♦sil.
  Stitches—aloe, am.  m., ant.  c,  berb.,  bry.,  calc. ph.,  camph.,
canth., colch., dulc, graph., hep. s.,  hyper.,  kali c, kali i., lye,
mag.  m., mere, nat.  c, nat.  m.,  nit. a.,  nux v.,  oxal. a.,  paris,
psor.,  puis., ruta.,  sars., staph.,  sul.
  Tearing—♦aeon.,  am.  m.,  berb.,  canth.,  caps.,   carb. v., cic,
cinch., colch., mag. in.,  mere, nux v., psor., sib
  Tension—aur., baryt, berb., canth., cic,  colch.,  coloc,  mez.,
nat.  m., nux v., plat.,  rhus, staph., zinc.
  Throbbing—bell.
  Tingling—nat. c, secale,  ver. a.
  Torticollis, wry neck—baryt., nat. c, secale.
  Ulcerative—carb.  an.,  colch., phos.
  Wrenched—calc. c.
  Paralysis—aur.,  cupr., gels., oxal. a., sib

Parts.

  Arteries —hep. s., ver.  v.
  Axilla —nat.  m.,  nit. a., staph.
  Back—abrot, aeon., am.  m., ant. c,  arg.  n., calad.,  calc.  c,
camph., canth ,  caps., carb.  v., cheb,  chin, s., ♦cimi., cinch.,cist,
colch., cupr., dulc,  ♦eup. pert,  eup.  purp.,  ferr.,  glon., graph.,
hep.  s.,  hyper.,  ign.,  kali  bi.,  kalm., lib,  mag.  phos., mere,
mere  cor., mur. a.,  nat.  c,  nit. a.,  nux m., nuxv., opium, oxal.a.,
petrol., phos., plat, puis., rhod., rhus, ruta,  sang.,  sars., secale,
♦sepia, sib, staph., sub,  sul. a., thuj., trill.
  Bones—arg. n.
  Carotids—hep. s., hyper.
  Chest—aescul., cheb, oxal  a.
  Coccyx—arg.  n.,  ars., canth.,  carb. an.,  carb.  v.,  cic, cist.,
graph., hyper., kali  bi., kali  c, kali i., lib, mere, mur. a., petrol.,
phos., ♦plat., plumb.,  ruta,  ♦sib, ♦sub, valer.
  Dorsal—arg.  n.,  belb,  chin, s., ♦cimi., helon., kalm., lib,♦phos.,
rhus,  secale, tell.,  zinc.
  Glands—aib,  ♦arg.   n.,   arum,  aur.,  ♦baryt.,   calc.  e,  caps.,
carb. an., carb. v.,   cist.,  cupr.,  gels., graph.,  hell.,  ign.,  iod.,
kali c, kali chlor.,  lye, mag.  m.,  mere, mere b.  i., mere cor.,
nat e, nat. m., nit. a.,  psor., puis.,  sars.,  sib,  staph., thuj.
  Groins—plat.
  Hips—♦aescul., cimi., eup.  purp., kali bi.,  mag. m.,  sars.,valer.
*  Ilium—calc. ph.
  Joints—berb.
  Kidneys—ant. t,  apoc, calc. ph., canth., ferr.,  ipec, kali bi.,
kali i., lach., mere  cor.
  Loins—aloe,  baryt.,  canth.,  colch.,  dulc,  glon., mag.   phos.,
oxal.  a., pod., valer.
  Lumbar—♦agar.,  ♦am. m., *ant.  t,  aur..  belb,  calc.   phos.,
carb.  an.,  caul., cheb, ferr.,  gels., helon., kali i.,  kalm., mur.  a.,
pod.,  ruta, thuj. valer. 
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Parts continued.
   Muscles—agar., aib, ant. t,  apoc, arn., aur.,  bry.,  carb.  v.,
camph., caul., cic, ♦cimi., cocc, coloc, cupr., gels.,  hell., hyos.,
kalm.,  mez.,  nux m.,  plat, pod.,  sang., sib, staph., ver.  v.
   Neck, cervix—aeon.,  aescul.,  ♦agar., ♦aib, am. m., ♦arg. n., arn.,
ars.,  arum,  aur., ♦baryt., belb, bry.,  calc. c,  ♦calc ph.,  camph.,
canth., caps., carb.  an.,  carb. v.,  ♦cheb,  chin, s.,  cic, ♦cimi.,
♦cocc, colch., coloc, cupr., dulc, eup. pert,  ferr., gels.,  graph.,
hell., ♦hyper., ign.,  kali e,  ♦kalm., ♦lachn., lye,  mere,  nat.  c,
nat. m., nat.  s., nit.  a., nux m., nux v.,  paris, petrol., phos.,plat.,
pod., psor., puis., rhod.,  rhus,  sang., sars.,  secale, sib, staph.,
sub,  sul.  a.,  tabac,  tell.,  thuj., ver. a., ver. v.,  zinc
   Nape—♦aeon., ♦agar.,  am. m.,  ars., baryt., belb, bry.,  carb.  v.,
caul., cic,  coloc, eup.  pert,  gels., glon.,  graph.,  ign.,  kali bi.,
kali c, ♦lach.,  lib, mag. phos.,  mez., ♦paris,  plat.,  pod., sang.,
♦sib, ver. a., zinc.
   Occiput—♦baryt.,  cheb, plat.
   Pubes—♦sabin.
   Sacrum—♦abrot.,  ♦aescul.,♦agar.,  aloe, ♦am.  m., ♦ant. t.,arg.  n.,
arn.,  belb, berb.,  calad., calc.  c, calc. ph.,  caps., colch., dulc,
gels., graph., helon.,  ign.,  lachn., lib, lye, mere, nat. m., nat.s.,
nux m., ♦plat.,  sang., secale, sib, tell., ver. a.
   Sacro-iliac symphysis- arg.  n., calc ph.
   Scapulae, shoulder-blades—aescub, aib,am. m.,arn., baryt., belb,
 berb.,calc. c,calc ph., camph., ♦cheb, cimi., coloc, glon., helon.,
♦hyper.,  ♦kalm.,  lach.,  lib,  ♦lye, mere, mez., nit.  a., oxal.  a.,
pod.,  ruta, sang., sub, ver.  a., zinc.
   Scapulae, between—am.  m.,  ars., berb., calc. c, calc. ph.,camph.,
canth.,  cinch.,  colch., glon., helon., hep. s.,  hyper.,  ipec,  ♦lye,
nat. s.,  nit.  a.,  nux v.,  paris,  ♦phos.,  psor.,  puis.,  sib,  thuj.,
ver. a., zinc.
   Shoulders- aeon.,  ars,, berb., calc. e,  ♦can.  i., ferr., gels.,pod.,
rhus,  sang., ver. a.
   Shoulders,  between—aeon., aescub, aib,   am.  m.,   calad.,   eup.
pert, lachn.,  oxal. a., pod.,  tabac,  ver. v.
   Side, Left—aib, am.  m.,  ars., calc. ph., caul., cimi., coloc,
eup.  purp., kali bi.,  ♦kalm , lil ,  nit.  a , valer.
   Right—aescub, arn.,  caps.,  ♦chel ,  coloc,  ferr., gels,, hyper.,
pod.,  sib, sub a.
   Skin—canth.,  graph,,  lye, petrol.,  sul.  a., thuj.
   Small of  back—aeon., arg. n., am.,  ♦ars.,  aur.,  baryt.,  ♦belb,
♦berb.,  bry ,  canth.,  caps., carb. v., ♦cimi.,  cinch.,  cocc, coloc,
♦dulc,  graph.,  hep.  s., hyper., kali i., lachn.,  lib,  lye,  mag. m.,
♦mere, nat. c,  nat.  m., nat. s.,  nit. a., nux m.,  nux  v.,  petrol.,
phos.,  plat.,  psor.,  ♦puis., rhod.,  ♦rhus,  ruta,  sabad.,  ♦sabin.,
♦sepia,  sib, staph., ♦sub, thuj., ver.  a., zinc.
   Spine—aeon., ♦agar.,  arn., aur., belb,  berb., calc. f.,  calc.phos.,
♦cann.  i.,caps.,carb.  an., carb.  v.,  chin,  s., ♦cimi.,  dulc,  gels.,
glon.,  hell.,  hyos.,   ♦hyper.,  ign.,  iod.,  kalm.,  lachn.,  mere,
mere b. i., nat. m.,  nat.  s., nux m., nux v.,  petrol., phos.,  puis., 
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rhus, ♦ruta,  sabad.,  sars., secale,  sib,  *sub,  tell.,  ♦thuj.,  valer.,
ver.  v., zinc.
  Spinal  column—♦agar.,  ars., bell.
  Spinal  cord—♦agar., dulc,  oxal. a., rhus.
  Thighs—aur., cimi., cinch., dulc, hep.  s., ipec, kali bi.,  lye,
oxal.  a.,  sars.
  Thyroid gland—calc. c
  Uvula—kali c.
  Vertebrae—arn.,arum,belb,calc.  e,calc  ph.,camph.,chel.,chin.s.,
♦hyper., kalm., lib,  nat.  e, ♦phos., rhus,  secale,  sib,  ♦sub,  teib,
zinc.
  Vessels—hep.  s.

  Rachitis—phos.
  Rigid—hell.

Sensations—calc  c,   calc  f.,  carb.  v.,  cinch.,  glon . kali c,
kali  i.,  lachn., lib, nat.   m., phos., pod.,  puis., secale,  sepia,  sul.
  Cold—am. m., ant. t,   camph., dulc,  lachn., lib,  oxal. a.,  puis.
  Crawling—aeon.,  graph.
  Creeping—secale,  sil
  Fatigue—ant. t, aur.
  Formication—aeon.,  nat.  c
  Heat—berb., kalm.,  paris,  ver. v.
  Heaviness—aloe,  cheb, cimi.,  lib,  nux v.
  Itching—aib, am.  m.,  nat. s.
  Languor—gels.
  Lassitude—coloc.
  Numbness—aeon.,  ♦berb., graph.,  oxal. a.,  paris, ♦plat
  Stiffness—aeon.,  agar.,  am. m., ars.. arum, aur., baryt.,  ♦berb.,
calc.  c, ♦calc. ph.,  camph., canth., carb. v.,  caul.,  ♦cheb,  ♦cimi.,
cocc, coloc,  dulc,  ferr., glon.,  graph., hell.,  ign., kali bi.,kali c,
kali  n., ♦lachn., lye,  mere, mez., nat. c, nat. m., nit.  a.,  nuxv.,
oxal. a.,  paris, petrol., phos.,  pod.,  psor.,  rhod.,  ♦rhus,  secale,
♦sepia,  ♦sib,  staph.,  sub, sul. a., zinc.
  Tired -helon.,  mur.  a., nux m., ♦sepia.
  Weight—arg.  n.,  ♦paris.

  Scrofulous—cist.
  Spasms—aeon.,  cic.
  Spina bifida—sil.
  Suppuration—cist,ipec, nat.  s., staph.,  sul. a.
  Sweat—♦ant. t.
  Swollen—♦aib,  arum,   aur., ♦baryt., belb,  berb., calc c, caps.,
carb. an., carb. v.,  cist., cocc,  graph.,  hell.,  ign.,  iod.,  ipec,
kali c, kali  chlor.,  lye,  mag. m., mere,  mere b. i., mere  cor.,
mez., nat. c, nat.  s.,  nit. a., paris,  psor., puis., sib, staph.,sul.a.,
thuj.
   Syphilis—♦arg.  n.
   Tabes  dorsalis—nux m.
   Ulcers—cist. 
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  Weakness—abrot.,  arg. n , am., ♦ars.,  calc. f., calc.  ph., ♦cocc,
graph., lib,  mere,  nux m.,  oxal. a.,  plat,  psor.,  ruta, sabad.,
♦sepia, ver. a.
  Weariness—aescub,  ♦paris, zinc. 
     CHAPTER XXXII.-EXTREMITIES.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Inability to  move—rheumatism.   ^Soreness and
lameness, worse mornings.   Gout in wrists and  ankles.
  Absinthium.   -Limbs thrown about  in epilepsy.   Pain in limbs;
they swell.
  Aconitum.  -Bruised, heavy  feeling.  Numbness,  icy coldness
and insensibility of hands and feet.   Hot  hands  and  cold  feet.
Rheumatic inflammation  of the joints; worse evening and night;
intense, bright-red, shining swelling  of the parts; sensitive to the
least contact.  Lameness and numb feeling  in  affected  parts;  pain
intolerable.
  ♦Actaea spic  ♦Swelling of the joints after slight   fatigue. Rheu-
matism of the small joints.
  ♦Agaricus.  ♦Paralysis of upper and  lower  limbs.   -Frequent
jumping of muscles.  Feels  as if  her limbs did  not belong to her.
After repeated and  severe  epistaxis, great  soreness  and bruised
feeling of joints and limbs.   Limbs cold,  blue.
  Ailantus.   Feeling of uneasiness and aching restlessness. Heav-
iness of the limbs.   Limbs feel numb,  tingle.
  Aloe.  Lameness,weariness in the  limbs;  weakness in the joints;
often with abdominal disturbances.   Pains of short duration; as if
bruised or dislocated;   left  forearm, right  scapula  and  left rib.
Pricking, dull twitching, drawing pains in the joints, fingers, knees
and elbows.
  Alumina.°Arms and legs  feel heavy.  Frequent stretching of limbs
when sitting.   Trembling of the limbs.
  Ambra.   "Tearing or rheumatic pains in parts of  all the limbs.
Uncommon twitching in all  the limbs,  and coldness of the body  at
night.   Uneasiness like  crawling,with anxiety only by day.  Weari-
ness and painful soreness of all the limbs.
  Ammonium carb.    Pain in limbs at night, with  gnawing  pain
in small of back.   Inclination to  stretch the  limbs.
  ♦Amyl nit.   ♦Tired feeling of limbs.
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  Anacardium.   Tired feeling in the  limbs.   Repeated  tearing in
paroxysms,  through upper and lower  limbs at the same  time.
  Antimonium crud.-Convulsions and trembling of the limbs.  Las-
itude;  tremulous fatigue and heaviness of all  the limbs, with   trem-
bling of  hands  when  writing;  subsequent dischaige  of  much
offensive  flatus;   abdomen distended after dinner.   Rheumatic or
gouty pains
  Antimonium tart.   Weakness; insensibility and coldness;  heav-
iness.   Constant inclination to  stretch.   Rheumatic  and  bruised
sensation in limbs  on and shortly before rising.
  Apis.   Trembling  of hands  and feet. Limbs  numb and cold.
  Argentum met.   Numbness  in limbs; tingling.   All  the  limbs
feel stiff.   Loss of power; after walking; unusual  fatigue.   Heav-
iness.   Joints of hands and feet feel  sore; drawing in  the joints.
  ♦Argentum  nit.   ♦Lassitude,  weariness  of forearms  and  legs.
Trembling—paralysis.   Rheumatic tendency in right arm and thigh
— asthma.  During  the day tormented  with formication of arms and
legs.   Chorea-like  convulsions  of  limbs;  legs  drawn   up;   arms
jerked outward and upward.
  ♦Arnica.  ♦Limbs  ache  as  if  beaten.   "Heaviness.  Paralytic
pain in all joints during motion,as  if bruised. Limbs as  if bruised,
at rest or in motion; painful concussion  from jolting  of carriage
or stepping firmly.  Tearing with soreness, numbness,  swelling, or
tingling.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Excessive   weakness  and  exhaustion  of  limbs,
obliging him  to lie down.  Twitching; trembling; violent starting
when falling asleep;  numbness; lassitude; weariness.   Violent tear-
ing in the upper and lower limbs: cannot rest on the affected  side;
pain least felt when moving the affected parts.
  Asarum.  -Lightness of all  the limbs; he  does not perceive that
he has a body.   Occasional darting and tearing  pains in limbs.
  Aurum  met.  "Limbs  tingle,  numb;  insensible  on  awaking;
more  lying than moving.  Paralytic drawing in  the limbs in the
morning when awaking; also on getting cold.  Has  to  seize  hold
of the left arm  during  attacks of  palpitation.   Swelling of  peri-
osteum  of  forearms and thighs.   Pain  as from  bruises  in   head
and limbs, early in bed;  mostly at rest; passes off after rising.
  Baptisia.    -Aching in limbs.   Drawing in arms and legs.
  Belladonna.  "Loss of coordination of the muscles  of both  up^.r 
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and  lower limbs;  very  like the heaviness and helplessness of move-
ment observed in first  stage of progressive  paralysis of the insane.
   Benzoic acid.  ^Gouty concretions.  Nodes on the joints of upper
and  lower limbs,  cracking  on  motion.   Tearing,  fine  stitches  in
various parts of the limbs.  Syphilitic rheumatism.
   Bismuthum.  Screwing,boring,  tearing  pressure in the bones of
 hands and feet.
   Bovista.    Great weakness of the joints.  Sensation as if beaten;
lame,  aching; tearing; tension;  stitches.
   ♦Bryonia.   ♦Weariness  and  heaviness in all the  limbs;  weak-
ness; stiffness.  Joints red, swollen, stiff, with sticking  pains from
slightest motion.   -Weakness of the limbs obliges him to sit
   Caladium.    Limbs weak,  cannot  get out  of bed.   Feels as if
beaten in all  the joints, heaviness  in all the  limbs, mornings.
   Calcarea carb. -Weakness  and weariness in all the limbs.  Para-
lytic, bruised pain in  the long bones,and in the joints of the limbs;
also in the small of the back; on motion.
   Calcarea phos.   "Feeling of  lameness of  the flexors; sudden ach-
ing of the extensors.   Extensors more affected than flexors.  Ach-
ing of limbs  with weariness.   Pains in  all  the joints;  most  left
side; later and less the right.   Pains flying about  in all parts of the
nates and limbs,after getting wet in the rain.  Rheumatism in the
cold season,  better in  the  warm.   Rheumatism after every cold.
   Camphora.   -Coldness of the  limbs.  Drawing  in  the fingers,
then in the toes.   Rheumatism  returns  repeatedly,  attacking part
after part, even internal organs.
   ♦Cannabis  ind.   ♦Paralysis of lower limbs and right arm.
   Cantharis.   Weakness and trembling of the limbs.  Violent pains
of various kinds in the upper and   lower extremities, first of one
leg,  then  of the other.   Tearing in  limbs, relieved  by  rubbing.
   Carbo veg.   -Limits  feel  bruised;  numb; also  prickle  when
lying on them.  Drawing  pain   in  limbs.  Burning  in limbs; in
hands  and soles,  during menses.  Rheumatic pains,  with flatulence.
   Caulophyllum.    Rheumatism of the small joints.  Constant flying
pains in  arms and legs;  remain only  a  few  minutes  in  any one
place.   Drawing pains in  joints of  arms and  legs,  hands  and feet.
   Causticum.    Arthritic pains  in  all the  limbs.   Weakness and
trembling of  all the limbs.   Paralytic weakness of the limbs.  In-
tolerable uneasiness of the limbs in  the evening. 
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   Chamomilla.  "Pain  in the periosteum, with paralytic weakness.
 Drawing and tearing pains  in the  limbs, worse  at  night.  Joints
 sore, as if bruised and  tired out: no power in the  hands  and feet
 Cracking in the joints,  especially in the  lower limbs, with  pains
 in them as  if bruised.  Aching   in  all  the limbs,  with  lassitude.
 Limbs  feel heavy.
   Chelidonium.   -Limbs feel heavy, stiff and lame; feel paralyzed;
 cold.   Rheumatism;  the least touch anywhere is  exceedingly pain-
 ful;  sweat without relief.
   ♦Cicuta.   ♦Spasmodic distortion of the limbs.  "Trembling in  all
 the  limbs.   Weakness  in arms  and legs.   Complete powerlessness
 of limbs after  sudden jerks.   Painful  feeling of  stiffness in  the
 muscles  of  the  lower  limbs. Trembling of the left leg.   His legs
 refused to carry him, and he staggered.   When walking,  she  does
 not  step properly on the soles of the feet,they tilt  inwards—gressus
 vaccinus.
   ♦Cimicifuga.  ♦Excessive muscular soreness.  Rheumatism affect-
 ing  the belly of the  muscles.  -Cramping, stitching pains.   Aching
 in the limbs. Uneasy feeling in  limbs,causing restlessness.  Trem-
 bling of the limbs, is scarcely able to walk.
   ♦Cina.   ♦Twitching of  the limbs.   "Jerking  and  distortion  of
 the  limbs.
   Cinchona.   "Darting, tearing, worse  from contact,  especiallv in
 hands and  feet.   Pains in  all  the  limbs,  as  if  clothing  were too
 tight, after a walk in the open  air.   Pains  in  limbs,  increasing
 gradually,  worse from slight touch.   Parts  around  swollen  joints
 very sensitive  to least touch:worse at night;parts  feel  weak. Heavi-
 ness in  limbs, especially in thighs.   Limbs pain, especially joints,
 as if bruised; worse  in  rest,  better moving.
   ♦Cocculus.  ♦Feet  and hands  prickle alternately.   "Involuntary
 motions of  right arm and right  leg, cease during sleep.   Here and
 there in  the limbs   laming  drawing, as if  in the  bones, contin-
 uous or in attacks.    Cracking and creaking in the joints.  Painful
 stiffness of the joints.
  Colchicum.  "Tearing pain in muscles and joints.  Numbness and
 prickling in  hands and  feet.   Pains  in shoulder  and hip-joints,
 and  in all the bones,with difficulty of moving the  head and tongue.
  Colocynthis.   "Rheumatic tearing  or drawing pains  in all the
limbs. 
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   Conium.   -Trembling.  Difficulty  in using the  limbs; unable  to
work;  all the joints pain as if beaten.   Lameness without pain.
   Cuprum met.    Cramps in limbs.   Weariness  of limbs,  contrac-
tion of the joints.   Limbs cyanotic.
   Cyclamen.   Limbs  feel as if  their  mobility were impaired.
   Drosera.    -Limbs   feel  as   if   beaten  and  outwardly  pain-
ful.  All the limbs feel  lame.   Gnawing  and  stitching  pain  in
the bones of the limbs, especially severe at the joints, less painful
during  motion than during rest.    Painful stitching  pressure in the
muscles of upper and lower limbs, in ever}' position.
   Dulcamara.    Cold limbs.   Rheumatism  after acute  eruptions,
or when chronic forms alternate with  diarrhoea. Pains in the joints
on exposure  to cold.   Rheumatism after exposure  to wet;  parts  as
if  beaten; severe pains when  remaining in  one position;  subside
only when he moves about.
  ♦Eupatorium perf    ♦Intense soreness and aching  of limbs, as if
bruised or beaten,or as if bones were  broken.   Pains all over; left
ankle,  hip, shoulder;  pains come  instantly and  leave as  quickly.
  Eupatorium  purp.    Rheumatic   pains   move,   always   from
below upward.   Pain  in arm and  legs before chill.
  Ferrum met.   "Nightly  tearing in arms and legs.  Swelling  of
hands;  also of  feet  and ankles.
  Gelsemium.   "Limbs cold, with oppressed breathing; cold hands
and feet.   Deep  seated, dull aching  in the limbs  and  joints  gen
erally;  induced by cold and attended  by loss  of motion.  Neuralgic
pains in the  limbs, as a sequel  to scarlatina.
  Graphites.    Drawing pains in  limbs.   Tearing in the  feet and
hands;  in all the limbs.  Jerking  of  the hands and feet.   Heavi-
ness in limbs.   Limbs  prickle.   Hands and  feet  either  hot  or
cold.
  Guaiacum.   "Tearing and stinging  in  limbs.   Pains after abuse
of  mercury.  Arthritic  lancinations,   followed by   contraction  of
limbs.   Tearing, pricking pains  in the muscles of the extremities,
with heat of  the parts.   The limbs prickle.   Stinging pains in the
limbs; worse from  least motion.
  Hamamelis.   -Tired  feeling  in  arms  and legs.   Rheumatism,
with great soreness of the muscles.
   Helleborus.    Piercing in limbs,  with uterine dropsy.
  Hepar sulph.  <■ Drawing pains in  the  limbs, especially in the 
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morning,  when awaking. Weakness  in the limbs; they feel bruised.
  Hydrastis.  "Limbs tired,  ache, with coryza.  Shifting pains in
right arm and leg, then  left leg.
  Hyoscyamus.   "Trembling  of  arms  and  hands.   Lancinating
pains in almost all joints, especially on  motion.   Cold  hands and
feet.
  Hypericum.  °Crawling  in  hands and feet, as if they were numb.
Feeling  of  weakness  and trembling of all the  limbs.   Sensation
of lameness of the left  arm  and  right  foot.   Cannot  walk; spine
affected.
   ♦Ignatia.    ♦Single jerks of limbs on falling asleep.   "Tingling
in the  limbs.   Pain as  if sprained or dislocated,  in shoulder, hip
and knee joints.
  Iodium.  "Subsultus   tendinum  of  hands  and  feet.  Chronic
arthritic affections, with  violent  nightly  pains in the  joints; no
swelling.
  Ipecacuanha.   °Pain  in  back and limbs.  Cold   hands and feet.
  Iris.   ' Shifting pains in right  hip, both knees (worse right) and
in right foot especially,  and  first joint  of great toe.
  Kali bichrom.  "Shooting,  pricking pains,  worse in the morning.
Stiff all over;  could hardly   move  in  the  morning.    Periodical,
wandering pains.
   Kali carb. "Jerks in  limbs, especially when the  feet are touched.
Limbs tired, cold.  Puffiness; hands and feet  cyanotic.
  Kali iod.   "Tearing,  darting pains;  periosteum  attacked; jerks
or contractions of the tendons; emaciation; worse   at  night, lying
on  suffering part; from  mercurialization  or syphilis;  rheumatism;
gout.
   Kali nit.   "Trembling, lameness and paralytic   feeling in limbs.
Rheumatic  pains, stitching pains  at night.   Parts feel  as   if made
of wood.   Paralysis of limbs; debility of  limbs.
   Kalmia. "The rheumatism often attacks the heart,  and generally
goes from the upper to the lower parts.  The rheumatic pains are
mostly in the upper arms, and lower parts  of  the legs, and  are
worse  when going to sleep.   Joints hot,  red and swollen.
   Kreosotum.   "Pain in all  the limbs,  as  if  beaten;  as  after  a
long walk.   Skin on the extremities dry  and rough.  Lassitude  of
all the limbs.   Heaviness in all  the limbs,  with  tired  sleepiness.
   Lachesis.  "Erysipelas  of the  legs  or  arms;  surface  bluish, 
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glossy  swelling, impending gangrene. Bluish swelling of the joints
after  sprains.   Dark, bluish  swelling  of  the  cellular  tissue,  on
hands, arms, legs;  very sensitive,  impending  gangrene.   Nightly
burning in palms and soles. Limbs stiff and curved, after mercuri-
alization.
   Lachnantes.   -Tearing pains.  Burning of palms of  hands and
soles of feet.
   Laurocerasus.    Ends of  fingers and  toes enlarged, knob-like.
Stinging and tearing in limbs.   Painless paralysis of limbs.
   ♦Ledum.   ♦Painful hard  nodes, and  calcareous concretions  of
joints.  "Rheumatism begins in the  lower limbs  and ascends. Heat
of hands and feet evenings.  Long-lasting warm  sweat of the  hands
and feet.
   Lilium tig.  -Burning in palms and soles.   Limbs cold,clammy,
more  when excited  or nervous.  Whole body feels bruised and sore,
even pressure of clothing is  painful; hands  and  feet as if pounded;
soles  sore, worse when stepping.
   Lobelia.  -Shooting pain  through  the whole body, down into
tips of fingers and  toes.
   Lycopodium.   -Drawing,tearing in limbs at night, and on alter-
nate days;  worse at night; muscles  and  joints rigid, painful, with
numbness; finger joints inflamed; also with arthritic nodes; swelling
of the dorsa of the feet; rheumatism;  worse in wet weather; better
from warmth.   Fissures on hands;  also on  heels.
   Magnesia carb.   "Rheumatic pains in limbs.
   Magnesia mur.   "Much  weakness in the limbs;  uterus displaced.
Paralytic drawing and tearing  in  the limbs.
   Manganum.    Rheumatism shifts from joint  to  joint;  generally
crosswise;  red, shining swellings; worse  from touch or motion, and
at night; drawing as from  shortening of  tendons.
   Marum verum.    Rheumatic pains, mostly in  bones and joints,
worse evenings; better moving.   Limbs numb, with  tingling when
sitting.
   *Mercurius. ♦Trembling of all  the limbs, especially of  the hands
and feet.  Weakness and weariness of all  the  limbs;  unusual heavi-
                    t
ness.   Cold hands  and feet.  "Arms and thighs  sore to touch, can
hardly move them.   Twitching of arms  and legs.   Rheumatic and
arthritic pains, tearing, stinging; worse at night in the warm bed,
with profuse sweat, which gives  no  relief;  oedema of  the  affected 
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parts,  especially of the feet and  ankles;  joints  swollen,  pale, or
slightly red.
  Mercurius biniod.   "Rheumatic  pains,  now  here,  now  there,
mostly muscular;  alternately in arms and hands,legs and feet; vio-
lent  pain  like otalgia, in left ear.
  Mercurius cor.  -Coldness in extremities;  they look purple, with
small,  spasmodic, frequent pulse.  Paralysis of the upper and lower
extremities.
  Millefolium.  -Right  tendo achillis  pains as  after  a blow  or
sprain.   First left, then right foot,  tingles or becomes  numb, dis-
appearing on walking.   Feet are hot.
  Muriatic acid.  "Tearing pains  in limbs during rest; better from
motion.   All  the  joints feel as  if  bruised.   Pressive  drawing  in
upper  arms and knees.
  Natrum mur.  "Weakness of the  arms,  heaviness;  also of  the
knees and feet.  Numb or prickling sensation  in the limbs.  Tin-
gling in limbs, especially  on tips  of fingers  and  toes. Cramps in
the arms,  hands and calves.   Limbs feel weak  as if bruised; worse
in the morning after rising.  Swelling  of the  right  hand, also of
the feet.   Cracking  of joints on moving them;  stiffness;  arthritic
swellings.
  Nux mos.   'Wandering,  digging,  pressing  pains, confined to
small spots;  lasting but a short   time;  disappearing but  soon  re-
turning.   Muscular  rheumatism,  from protracted  exposure to cold
and  damp: fugitive, drawing pains;  worse  in  repose, from  cold,
damp  air and wet clothes;  better from warmth.
  Nux vom.   "Sick feeling through all  the  limbs.   Bruised pains
in limbs;  in joints;  worse during motion and at  night.   Rheuma-
tism attacking mostly the muscles of the trunk  and  the large joints;
pale,tensive  swellings; numbness or twitching; worse from the least
jar  or  from cold.  Fingers and toes red,with  burning and itching as
if frozen.
  ♦Opium.   ♦Coldness of the extremities. "Convulsive movements
of the limbs.   Spasmodic jerkings and numbness of limbs.   Trem-
bling of the  limbs after fright.
  Petroleum.  "The limbs numb, prickle and become stiff. Rheu-
matic stiffness of the joints  with  cracking when  moved.
  ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Weakness in all  the limbs as if paralyzed;  trem-
bling from every exertion.  "Hands and  feet numb,  clumsy;  ankles 
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 feel swollen  and as if the skin  were  tense.   Limbs  tremble from
 exertion; also  icy  coldness  of  limbs.   When  walking  he  makes
 missteps from  weakness.  Swelling  of hands  and feet, with sting-
 ing pains.
   Phosphoric  acid.  °Drawing,  twitching  and  tearing  in  limbs.
 Smarting at  night in bones of limbs. Limbs feel weak from loss of
 fluids, with no other pain  than  burning.  Formication  in  limbs.
 Feeling  as if periosteum were being scraped with a knife,  after in-
 juries.   Interstitial distension of the  bones; mercurial,  syphilitic
 or scrofulous.   Arthritic pains brought on by  least cold, with irri-
 table cough; swallowing excites   the  pains; fear  of  touching  the
 parts.  Cold hands and  warm  feet.   Boils in axillae,  on the shoul-
 ders and nates.
   ♦Platinum.   ♦Tension in the limbs, especially  the   thighs, as if
 wrapped tightly.   Cramp-like pains; numbness in limbs and joints.
 Spasmodic jerking and drawing  pains  in  limbs and joints.   Ulcers
 on fingers and  toes.
   ♦Plumbum.   ♦Violent pains in the limbs,  especially in  muscular
 parts of  thighs; worse  evening   and night;  and  are relieved by
 rubbing.   Paralytic weakness in extremities, especially  on right
 side; hands and feet cold; total  want of sweat.
   Psorinum.   "Arthritis;  rheumatism, especially  chronic  forms.
 Tearing  in left  knee and left axilla.   Hands and  feet  tremble.
   ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Drawing and  tearing pains  in limbs,  shifting rap-
 idly from place to  place; worse at  night and from  warmth;  better
 from uncovering.    Redness and swelling of  joints, with stinging
 pains.   Rheumatism caused by   getting wet,   especially the feet;
 from protracted wet weather.
   Ranunculus  seel.   "Gout in fingers and toes.
   Rheum.  "Numbness  or tingling of  limbs from  lying on  them,
 particularly the lower, in putting one  over  the other.
    ♦Rhododendron.  ♦Drawing  and   tearing   in  the   periosteum,
 mostly in forearms and  legs;  in  small  spots; worse at  night; at
 rest; from change of weather.   "Erratic, tearing   pains  in limbs.
 Sensation in joints as if sprained, with swelling and redness, with
 arthritic  nodosities.  Heavy, weak feeling and formication  in back
 and  limbs; worse at night and in rough weather.
  ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Limbs  swell;  stiffness   and paralyzed sensations
in joints, from sprains,  overlifting,  or overstretching.   Lameness, 
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 stiffness and pain on  first moving,  after rest, or  on  getting up in
 the morning,  relieved  by constant  motion.   Rheumatic tension,
 drawing,  tearing in limbs, during  rest.  °Phlegmonous  erysipelas
 of  limbs.   Rheumatic  pains  in  limbs;  also  with  numbness and
 tingling; joints weak, or stiff;  or red, shining  swelling  of joints,
 with  stitches  when  touched;  worse on beginning  to move; after
 12 p.  m., and in wet,damp weather or places; better from continued
 motion. Tearing pains in limbs during rest.
   Ruta.   °Rheumatism  of right wrist and both feet; instep puffed,
 swollen; sour sweat.
   Sabadilla.  "Paralytic  drawing through ail the limbs.
   Sabina.   -Drawing,  tearing  in extremities,  especially  at night.
   Sambucus.   -Hands and feet bloated and blue.
   Sanguinaria.  "Burning of hands and feet,worse at night.  Rheu-
 matic pains, worse  in  those places least covered with flesh, but not
 in joints;  on touching the painful part, pain vanishes  and appears
 in some other  part.   Rheumatism  in all  joints,  with swelling  and
 spasmodic pains.
   Sarsaparilla.   -Limbs immovable,  as  if paralyzed.  Trembling
 of hands and feet. Hands and feet peculiarly  weary. Rheumatism;
 bones pain, after  mercury  or checked gonorrhoea; pains worse at
 night, in damp weather,  or after taking cold, in the  water.
   ♦Secale.   ♦Limbs become  cold, pale and  wrinkled, as  after be-
 ing  a long  time in hot  water.  Numbness,  insensibility and  cold-
 ness of the limbs,  especially tips of  fingers and toes. "Lassitude,
 heaviness  and trembling of  the limbs.   Limbs cold, covered with
 cold sweat.   Cramps in hands and toes.  Painful jerkings in  limbs
 at night.   Paraplegia.
   Sepia.   "Stiffness of joints.  Arthritic  pains in joints.   Jerking
 and  twitching of head  and limbs,during the day.  Numbness, tin-
 gling of lin bs,  after manual  labor.  Weakness  of joints, especially
 the knees.   Patient fears  the  joints  cannot  bear the exertion  of
 lifting.
   ♦Silicia.    Weakness  of limbs; can  scarcely  walk.  Twitching
of limbs day and  night.   Limbs  tingle,  become  numb, sore and
lame; evenings.   Stinging  in  limbs  at night.   Limbs cold; tran-
sient, local  sweat of feet  and   armpits.  Sweat  on hands  and feet,
after  fever.
  Spigelia.   "Stinging or stitching in joints.   Hard nodosities   on
hands and  toes. 
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   Spongia.    Stiffness in limbs.  Trembling in all the limbs.
   Squilla.   Tearing,  with restlessness in  upper  and lower extrem-
 ities.   Convulsive twitchings and motions of limbs,  worse in morn-
 ing and evening,  and during motion.  Soreness in flexures of joints.
   Stannum.   -Paralytic  heaviness of  limbs; worse using  the  arm
 or  walking,  particularly  on  descending.   Insupportable  restless-
 ness of all the limbs.
   ♦Staphisagria.   Tn the morning in bed, weary without sleepi-
 ness; ♦limbs sore as if bruised,and as if there were  no strength in
 them.
   Sticta.  Darting pains in arms, fingers, joints,  thighs and toes.
 Swelling stiffness  of hands and feet   Heat  and  circumscribed
 redness of joints;  inflammatory rheumatism.
   ♦Stramonium.   ♦Trembling of  the limbs.  Twitching of the  ten-
 dons.   Constant restless  movements  of  limbs  and   whole  boely.
 Arms  agitated, lower  limbs  quiet.   Drawing,  laming, somewhat
 spasmodic pains in  muscles.   Fingers and heels numb,later some-
 times  painful;  rheumatic  headaches.   Limbs  tingle,  are numb.
 Cold hands and feet.
   ♦Sulphur.. ♦Bruised   feeling, and  drawing,   tearing  pains in
 limbs.    -Chilblains thick and red,  with cracks on  joints.   Corns,
 with aching and stinging  pains.    Limbs  numb.   Tearing  in
 limbs,  muscles  and  joints,  from  above  downward.   Weakness,
 cracking, swelling of joints. Gouty or  rheumatic  complaints, with
 or without swelling.   Pains in limbs;  worse  when  covered  with
 feathery covering.
  Tabacum.    Coldness,  and trembling  of limbs.  Cramp, tearing
 in limbs.
  Taraxacum.  -Can move  limbs,but they  feel as if bound or pow-
 erless.    Limbs painful to touch and to improper position.
  Terebinthina.   Intense  pains along the larger nerves.
  ♦Thuja ccc   ♦Nails crippled, brittle or soft.  "Stitches  in limbs
 and joints.  Joints crack when limb is  stretched.  Rheumatism with
 numb feeling, worse  in warmth, from  moving  at night, after 12 p.
 M.,  better from cold and  after sweating.
  ♦Valeriana.  ♦Painful drawing in the upper and  lower  extrem-
 ities when   sitting   quietly;   relieved  by  walking.   "Rheumatic
 pains in limbs, rarely in  joints;  worse during rest,  after  previous
exertion;  better from movement.   Arms and legs  move  normally,
 but  when at  rest jerk and twitch—hysteria. 
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   ♦Veratri:m alb.  ♦Nails  blue, from coldness.   Icy coldness  of
 hands and  ieet.   -Painful paralytic weakness in  upper and  lower
 limbs.  Limbs numb, -also when lying  down.  Pain in limbs  worse
 during cold, wet  weather;  worse  in  warmth of  bed; better  when
 walking up and down.
   Veratrum vir.   Rheumatism,especially in left shoulder, hip  and
 knee; high fever; scanty,  red urine.   Flying pains;  pains in joints;
 shuddering; rheumatism.  Cramps in legs, fingers  and toes. Pains,
 especially  about  the condyles.
   ♦Zincum. ♦Stiffness of the joints,  with sharp,  lancinating  pains
 above the joints,  always  transverse, never lengthwise of the limbs.
 "Rheumatism, tearing,  lameness and trembling; or  crampy pains,
 or twisting in affected limbs, and  frequent  jerking of  the  whole
 body during sleep;worse from being overheated and from exertion.
 Great weakness of limbs, especially  of lumbar  region and flexures
 of knees, when walking in open air.  Sudden sensation of weakness
 in limbs, with canine hunger.
   Zingiber.- Dull,heavy feeling; also  with dizziness.  Joints weak;
 back lame.

                            REPERTORY.

   Boils—phos. a.
   Chilblains—sul.
   Color of  parts—agar., ♦bry.,  cupr., kali c, kalm., lach.,  mang.,
 mere,  mere cor., nux v., puis., rhus, sabin.,♦secale, sub, ♦ver. a.
   Concretions—benz. a.,  led.
   Contractions—guaiac, kali  i.
  Coordination—bell.
  Corns—sul.
   Distortion—♦cic,  cina.
   Erysipelas—lach., rhus.
  Exhaustion—♦ars.
  Fissures—lye
  Gangrene— lach.
  Gout—abrot.,  benz.  a., kali  i.,  ranunc. s., sub
  Inflammation—aeon., lye
  Jerking—agar., arg.  n., cic, cina,  ♦ign., kali  c, kali  i.,  opium,
plat., secale, sepia, valer., zinc.
  Moving   involuntary,  or  difficult—♦abrot,  absinth.,  arg.  n.,
cocc, colch., cic, dulc, gels., kali i.,  mere,  sars.,  tarax.
  Nodes—benz. a.,  ♦led., lye,  rhod., spig.
  CEdema—mere. 
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Pains—absinth.,  aeon.,  ambr.,  calc. ph., canth.,  cham.,  cinch.,
dros.,  dulc,eup.  perf.,iod., ipec, kreos.,  ♦led., lye, ♦plumb., rhus,
secale, valer.
  Aching—arn., bapt.,  bovist., calc ph., cham.,  cimi., eup. pert,
gels.,  hydras.,  sul.
  Arthritic—caust.,  guaiac,  iod., lye, mere,  nat. m.,  phos.  a.,
psor.,  rhod.,  sepia.
  Beaten—♦arn ,bovist, con.,dros.,  dulc, ♦eup.  perf , kreos.
  Broken—eup. perf.
  Bruised—aeon., agar., ant.  t,arn., aur.,calc. c,  carb. v.,cham.,
cinch , ♦eup.  perf., hep. s.,  lib, mur. a.,  nat.  m., nux v., ♦staph.,
♦sul.
  Burning —carb. v.,  lach., lachn., lib,  nuxv.,  phos.  a.
  Cramps —cimi., cupr., nat. m.,  plat., secale, tabac,  ver. v., zinc.
  Darting—asar., cinch.,  kali i.
  Drawing—arg.  m.,  aur., bapt,  camph., carb. v.,  ♦caul., cham.,
cocc,  coloc,  graph.,   hep. s.,  lye,  mag.  m.,   mang.,  mur.   a.,
nux m.,  phos.,  plat,  ♦puis., rhod.,  ♦rhus, ♦sub, valer.
  Dull -  gels.
  Intolerable—aeon.
  Lame—abrot., aeon., bovist., calc. ph., cheb, cocc, con., dros.,
hyper., kali  n., rhus, sib,  zinc.
  Lancinating—guaiac, hyos.,  zinc.
  Neuralgic—gels.
  Periodical—kali bi.
  Piercing—hell.
  Pressing—dros.,  mur. a., nat. m.
  Pricking—carb. v.,cocc,colch.,graph.,  guaiac,  kali  bi.,nat. m.,
petrol.
  Rheumatic—abrot.,  aeon.,  ♦act s.,  ambr.,  ant.  t,  arg.  n.,
benz. a., calc. ph.,  camph., carb.  v., ♦caul., cheb,  ♦cimi., coloc,
dulc,  eup.  purp., ham., kali i., kali n., kalm., led., lye, mag. c,
mang., mar.  v., mere,mere  b. i., nux  m., nux v., petrol., psor.,
♦puis., ♦rhus, sang., sars., sub, thuj., valer.,  ver. v., zinc.
  Sensitive—aeon., cheb,  cinch.,  lach.,mang.,mere,phos. a., rhus,
tarax.
  Sharp—zinc.
  Shifting, flying, wandering—calc. ph., ♦caul., eup.  purp., hydras.,
iris,  kali bi.,  mang., mere  b.  i.,  nux m., ♦puis.,  ver. v.
  Shooting—kali  bi.,  lob.
  Smarting—phos.  a.
  Sore—abrot., agar.,  ambr., arg.  m.,  arn.,  cham.,  cimi., eup.
perf., ham.,  lib, mere, ♦sib, ♦staph.
  Sprains—ign., lac,  rhod., ♦rhus.
  Sticking—♦bry.
  Stinging—guaiac, laur., mere,  phos.  a., puis.,  sib, spig., sul.
  Stitches—benz. a.,  bovist.,  cimi., dros., kali  n.,  rhus,   spig.,
thuj.
  Tearing—ambr.,  am.,  ars., asar.,  benz.  a.,  bovist.,  cham.,
cinch.,  colch.,  coloc, ferr., graph., guaiac,  kali i.,  lachn., laur.,
lye, mag. m., mere,  mur.  a.,  phos.  a., psor.,  ♦puis.,  rhod.,
♦rhus,  ♦sub, tabac, zinc. 
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 Pains  continued
   Tension—bovist., ♦plat.,  ♦rhus.
   Tingling—aib,arg. m.,arn.,aur.,ign.,mar.  v., mill.,nat. m.,rhus ,
 sepia., sib, stram.

   Paralysis—abrot,  aeon.,  ♦agar.,arg. n.,arn., aur., belb,  calc. c,
 ♦can.  i., caust.,  chain.,   cheb,  kali  n.,  laur.,   mag.  m.,  mere
 cor., ♦phos., plumb.,  ♦rhus, sars., stann., ver. a.
   Paraplegia— secale.

 Parts—aeon.,  ambr., ars., cinch.,  guaiac, kali i., kali n., kalm.,
 mere, sang.
   Ankles—abrot, eup. pert,  ferr.,  mere  phos.
   Arms—♦arg. n.,  aur., bapt.,♦can. i.,♦caul.,cic,cocc,eup. purp.,
 ferr., ham., hydras., hyos.,  hyper.,  kalm., lach.  mere, mere b. i.,
 mur. a.,nat. m.,  rhod., stann., valer.
   Axilla—phos. a.,  psor., sil.
   Bones—aur., calc c,  cocc, colch.,  dros., ♦eup. pert,mar.   v.,
 phos.  a., sars.
   Calves—nat.  m.
   Feet—aeon., arg.  m., ♦caul.,  cham.,  cinch.,♦cocc, colch., ferr.,
 gels.,  graph.,  hyos.,  hyper.,  iod.,  ipec, iris,  kali c,  led.,   lib,
 lye, ♦mere,  mere b. i.,  nat. m., phos., phos. a.,  plumb., psor.,
 puis.,  samb.,  sang., sars., sib, ver.  a.
   Fingers—camph., laur , lob., lye,nat. m., nux v., plat.,  ♦secale,
 ver. v.
   Hands—aeon., arg.  m., carb. v.,  ♦caul.,  cham.,  cinch.,  ♦cocc,
 colch.,  ferr., gels., graph., hyos., hyper., iod., ipec,lach.,lachn.,
 led., lib, lye,  ♦mere, mere b. i.,nat. m., phos.,  phos. a.,plumb.,
 psor.,  samb., sang., sars., secale, sib, spig., ♦ver. a.
   Heels —lye
   Hips—colch  ,eup. pert, ign.,  iris,  phos.  a., ver. v.
   Joints —aeon.,  ♦act. s.,  agar., arg. m.,  arn.,  benz.  a.,  bovist.,
 ♦bry.,  calc. c ,  calc. ph.,  ♦caul., cham.,  cinch., cocc,colch.,con.,
 cupr.,  dros., dulc, gels.,  hyos., ign.,  iod.,  iris,  kalm., lach., led.,
 lye , mang., mar.  v., mere,  mur.   a.,  nat.  m.,  nux  v.,  petrol.,
 plat, puis., rhod., ♦rhus,  sang.,  sepia,  spig., sub, thuj., valer.,
 ver. v., zinc
   Knees—ign.,  iris,  mur. a., nat. m., psor., sepia,  ver.  v., zinc.
   Legs—♦arg.  n., bapt., canth.,  ♦caul.,  cic,  cocc,  eup.  purp.,
 ferr., ham.,  hydras., kalm.,  lach., mere, mere b. i., rhod., ver. v.
   Lower limbs—aeon., ♦agar.,  ars.,  belb, benz. a., ♦can. i., canth.,
dros.,  led.,  mere cor., valer.,  ver. a.
   Muscles—agar., belb,  ♦cimi.,  calc ph.,  colch.,  dros.,  guaiac,
ham.,  lye,  mere b.  i., nat.  m., nux v.,  ♦plumb.,  sul.
   Nails—♦thuj., ♦ver.  a.
   Nates—phos. a.
   Palms —lach., lachn., lil.
   Periosteum—aur.,  cham.,  kali i.,phos. a.,  rhod.
   Shoulders—colch., eup.  perf., ign.,  phos.  a., ver. v.
   Skin—dulc,  kreos., lach., phos.  a., rhus.
   Soles—canth.,  carb. v., lach.,  lachn.,  lil. 
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Parts continued.
  Tendons—kali i., mang., ♦stram.
  Thighs—arg. n.,  aur., cinch.,  mere,  ♦plat., ♦plumb.
  Toes—camph.,  iris,  aur.,  lob.,  lye,   nat.  m., nux v.,  plat,
♦secale, spig., ver.  v.
  Upper limbs—aeon.,  ♦agar., ars., belb, benz. a.,  can.  i., canth.,
cham., cic, dros.,  mere  cor., valer., ver. a.
  Wrists—abrot.

  Power—arg. m.,  belb, cham.,  cic,  con., eye,  staph., tarax.
  Restlessness—cimi., stann.,  ♦stram.

Sensations—agar.,  asar., bovist,  eye, hyper., kali  n., nux v.,
phos. a., plat., secale.
  Clammy—lil.
  Cold—aeon., agar., ambr.,  ant. t,  camph., cheb,  dulc,  gels.,
graph.,  hyos.,  ipec, kali  c,  lib,  ♦mere,  mere cor., ♦opium, phos ,
phos. a., plumb.,  ♦secale,  sib, tabac,  ♦ver a.,  ♦ver.  v.
  Crawling—ambr., hyper.
  Formication—arg. n.,  phos. a., rhod.
  Heavy—aeon., ant.  t,  arg.  m., am., belb,  ♦bry., cham.,  cheb,
cinch., graph.,  kreos.,  mere,  nat. m., rhod.,  secale, stann.
  Hot—aeon., graph., kalm., led., phos. a.
  Insensibility—aeon.,  ant. t, aur., ♦secale.
  Light feeling —asar.
  Lassitude—♦arg.  n., ars., cham., kreos., secale.
  Numbness—aeon.,  arg.  m., arn.,  ars., aur.,  carb.  v.,  ♦cocc,
colch., graph., guaiac., hyper., lye, mang., nat.m.,  nuxv., opium,
petrol.,  phos., plat, rheum,  rhus, ♦secale, sepia, sib,  sub, ver. a.,
thuj.
  Stiffness—arg. m.,  arg.  n., ♦bry.,  cheb,  cocc,  kali bi.,  lach.,
nat.  m.,  petrol., ♦rhus, sepia,  zinc.
  Tired—♦amyl, cham., ham., hydras., kali e, kreos.
  Uneasy—ambr.,  caust,  cimi.

  Scrofulous—phos. a.
  Spasmodic—♦cic, opium,  plat., sang.
  Starting—arg. n., graph.
  Stretching—ant. t., ♦rhus.
  Sweat—cheb, led.,  mere, plumb.,  secale, sib,  thuj.
  Swelling—absinth.,  aeon.,  ♦act s.,  am., aur., ♦bry., cinch., ferr.,
iod.,  kali c,  kalm., lach.,  lye, mang., mere,  nat.m., nuxv., phos.,
puis., rhod., ♦rhus, samb., sang., sul.
  Syphilis—benz.  a., kali i., phos. a.
  Trembling—♦arg.n., ♦ars.,  canth., caust.,cic, cimi., con., hyos.,
hyper.,  kali n., mere, opium, ♦phos., psor.,   sars.,  secale, ♦stram.,
tabac, zinc.
  Twitching—agar., ambr., ars.,  ♦cina,  iod.,  mere, nuxv., opium,
phos. a., sepia, sib,  ♦stram., valer.
  Ulcers—canth.,  plat.
  Weakness—ant.  t., ♦ars., benz.  a., ♦bry., calc. e,  canth.,  caust,
cham., cic, cinch.,  hep.  s., hyper.,  mag. m.,   ♦mere,  nat. m., 
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♦phos., phos. a.,  plumb., rhod., rhus,  sepia,  ♦sib, sub,  ver. a.,
zinc.

  Weariness—ambr., +arg.  n.,  ♦ars.,  *bry.,  calc.  c,  calc.   ph.,
cupr.,  ♦mere, sars., staph. 
      CHAPTER  XXXIII.-UPPER LIMBS.
                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  Abies  c.  GHands  cold, shrunken; skin cold and clammy.
  Abrotanum.   "Aching  from  shoulder-joints to elbows.  Aching
in fingers,  first  right, then  left  side.  Prickling and coldness of
finger tips.  Numb   sensation in  fingers.   Distended veins.
  ♦Aconitum.   ♦Numbness of the left arm; can  scarcely move the
hand; tingling of the fingers.   Arms  hang down  powerless, as it
paralyzed by blows.    Tearing  pain in the shoulder-joint.  Formi
cation in arms,  hands and fingers. Shooting pains, tearing,erratic;
in arms, forearms,  wrists and finger joints. Paralysis of the wrists.
Creeping in the  fingers while writing.   Red  pimples  on the back
of the  hands,  stinging,  itching.   Hands  icy  cold;  cold, sweaty
palms.
  ♦Actaea spic  ♦Pain as from paralytic weakness of the hands.
  ^Esculus.   -Left  arm and  hand  much  warmer, feel  heavy  and
swollen.   Right  arm  feels  paralyzed;  cannot  raise it.   Prickling,
swollen  feeling of hands, after washing them.   Nails blue.
  iEthusa.  -Numbness of the arms; aching about the scapulae, ex-
tending to  the arms.  Sensation as if the arms  had become  much
shorter.
  ♦Agaricus.  ♦Tremor of  the  hands.   Burning itching on  both
hands as if frozen; parts  hot,  swollen,  red.   Stiffness  in fingers,
from gout.  °Violent  laming  pain  in left hand  and arm,  after  pal-
pitation commences.  Drawing  pain from  left  upper  arm to  fore-
arm; drawing in muscles of left forearm  and down over the elbow.
Burning, itching pimples on the arms.  Right  hand unsteady  while
writing;  arm feels paralyzed from much  writing.
  Agnus cast.  cHard pressure in right axilla and upper arm,  worse
from touch and  motion.   Swelling of  finger-joints; tearing pains;
arthritic  nodes.
  Ailantus.  °Large  water blisters on the end of the thumb, with
smaller ones near the fingernails. Tingling in fingers and left arm,
on awaking. 
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  Alumina.  cPain as from a sprain, in shoulder-joints,  especially
on raising the  arm.  Sense of tightness  in the arm  as  from  cold.
Burning on the arms and  fingers, and in the left elbow,  as  from
a   glowing  iron.   Arms   feel   heavy  as   if  paralyzed;  numb.
Rhagades, worse in winter and from washing.  Nails  brittle or thick.
Panaritium,  with brittle nails;  lancinating  pains and  tendency to
ulceration of the finger  tips.
  Ambra.    -Tearing  in   the  left  shoulder-joint.    Arms numb
during the day,  when at rest as  well as  during the night; numb-
ness of left arm;  tingling in thumb.  Weakness of the  fingers at
night.   Long-lasting icy coldness of the hands.  Drawing in the
fingers and thumb.  Itching  in the palms of hands.   Tearing, lanci-
nating or itching in tips of fingers and thumb.
  ♦Ammonium   carb.   ♦Inflammation   of  finger  ends;   whitlow.
-Axillary glands painful and swollen.   Tearing,  also bruised  pain
in shoulder.   Weight and  lameness  in  right arm; has no  power in
it; must let it  hang;  hand  swollen.  Cramp in right arm, drawing
it backward.    Cracking  of  elbow-joint when moved.  Boring  pain
in the  olecranon depression.  Itching eruption on the inside of the
right fcrearm.   Pain in wrist,  in back  of hands,   in fingers   and
thumbs.   Trembling of  hands.    Cracking of skin of hands.  Peel-
ing of v-kin from the palms.   Hands  look blue and veins distended,
after washing in cold water.
  Ammonium  mur.   Swelling of the axillary glands.  Rheumatic
pain first in  right,  then in left shoulder-joint. Tearing in  left arm,
as if in  the tendons, to  the  fingers;  ceases  during violent   motion.
Right  forearm  heavy   and  numb.   Tearing  in left  wrist,   and
swelling of back of hand.   Stitches  and painful beating under  nail
of left  thumb.
  ♦Amyl  nit.   ; Tremulousness of hands.
  Anacardium.    Dull stitches in left  scapula, return  slowly  and
radiate  on all sides.  Loft  arm numb; also  the  fingers.   Sensation
of weakness in the arms, with  trembling.   Feeling of intense drj
ness of  the hands.   Hands, even the palms, covered  with warts.
Numbness of the fingers.
  ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Arthritic pains  in fingers.   Crushed finger
nails grow with splits,  and like warts, and with horny spots.  Crack-
ing in elbow-joint when moving  it.  Drawing  pain  in   arms, in'
fingers and their joints.   Finger  nails do  not grow so rapidly as
formerly,  and  the skin  beneath the nail is painfully sensitive. 
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   ♦Antimonium tart.   ♦Trembling of the hands.     Tearing  and
stitching pains.   Pain as from dislocation in  the  right shoulder.
Hands cold and moist.   Finger tips appear   dead, dry  and  hard;
without  sensation.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Gidema of the hands.  Panaritium, with burning,  sting-
ing and  throbbing pains;  very sensitive to touch, especially in ony-
chias, after  abuse of sulphur.  °Violent rheumatism in the  right,
later in  the left  shoulder. Lame feeling in the scapulae.   Pressure
under the scapulae, painful when moving.  Drawing  pains in  the
arms.  Sensation of numbness  in fingers, especially the tips  about
the roots of the nails.
   Argentum met.   Upper  arms  feel powerless,  as after  severe
labor.   Tearing in bones  of the arms, especially of hands and fin-
gers.   A short, paralytic drawing on  the outside of upper arm; on
pressure it pains as if beaten; same in wrist-joint.
   Argentum nit.  Paralytic  drawing of right arm.  Heaviness of the
left arm.  Spasmodic  contraction  of  the adductors  of the fingers;
can hardly separate them, fingers half clenched.  Hands  tremble;
cannot write.   Nails blue.   The third and fourth fingers of the left
hand insensible.  Numbness of finger tips.
   Arnica.  Violent twitching pain from the left shoulder joint to the
middle finger.  Tingling in the arms.  Arms feel weary as if bruised.
Sensation  as if the joints  of the arms and wrists were sprained.
Tearing  in the tips of the third and fourth fingers of the left  hand.
Cramps  in  fingers of  left  hand.  Acute  bruised pain in the balls
of the thumbs.
   ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Ulcers in finger tips,with burning pains.  °Tear-
ing, jerking pain  in right shoulder-joint and shoulder.  Pain in the
arm of the side on which  dne  rests  at night.  Drawing, jerking
and tearing from tips  of the fingers into the shoulder.  Hands  and
lower half of the forearm  dark  and livid.   Small  reddish spot on
left elbow-joint,  soon forming a blister,  becoming in a few  hours
as large  as a hazel-nut,  and  turning black; similar blisters  appear
on right  elbow, and next  day on left  leg.  Trembling  of  hands
Tingling in fingers.
  Arum  triph.     Hands stiff and swollen.
   Asafcetida.    -Tearing stitches in upper arm and forearm,  down
to tips of fingers.   Twitching of the  muscles  of the  arms.
  Asarum. -Violent stitch in both  shoulders during motion or rest. 
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Contractive,  tensive pain in the deltoid muscle,  when  laying the
hand on  the  table,  and while it lies there.   Drawing,  laming  pain
in left  wrist. Sudden drawing,  burning pain from the wrist through
the thumb and index finger.
  Aurum met,   °Boring in left  shoulder.   Inflammatory  swelling
of axillary glands.   Difficult movement of arms; they feel fatigued;
forearms feel heavy.   Severe bone-pains in  right  elbow.   Boring
in right  forearm.  Cramp-like  tearing in  bones  of  both wrists.
Palms  itch—herpes of palms.
  Baptisia.  '-Pain in left shoulder extending down the arm.  Feels
sore and stiff about  the shoulders  and chest.  Numbness of  left
hand and forearm,  with prickling,  worse  from  movement;  sharp,
darting pains through fingers.  Hands feel large; tremulous.
  Baryta carb.    Pains in  arms, with hard, swollen axillary glands.
Pain in  deltoiel muscle when raising the arm.  When lying on the
arm it becomes numb.   Tension in small places of arms.   Fingers
numb,  prickle.  Panaritium, with nightly throbbing  and  ulceration,
from a splinter.
  ♦Belladonna.  ♦Shooting pressure  on top  of left shoulder.  Draw-
ing pain in inner side of left  upper arm..   Weakness of whole left
arm.   Paralytic drawing pressure in  upper extremities.   Paralytic
tearing in the middle  joints  of the  right   index  finger.   Painful
drawing  in  posterior joint of left middle finger, as if in periosteum.
-Stitching pressure on top of left  shoulder.   Heaviness  and para-
lytic feeling  in upper arms.  Violent stabbing as with a blunt knife
below the head of  the humerus, from  within out   Tearing pain in
humerus.  Bruised pain in  upper  arm.  Numbness and prickling
in the  hands.
  Benzoic acid.  Tearing  pains, apparently in the bones.   Fingers
swollen; tearing and fine,  stitching pains  in various  parts of the
limbs.    Red spots  on  the  fingers.   Cold hands,   with  bead symp-
toms.
  Berberis.    Gurgling  feeling in  the muscles of right upper arm.
Itching,   smarting  and burning in  axilla.   Lymphatic  swelling of
the flexors of the arm,  with petechia-like spots and burning. Heav-
iness and lameness of arms. Dingy, red,marble spots, with bruised
pain.   Tearing in the joints of fingers.
  Bismuthum.   cParalytic weariness  and weakness in  right  arm.
Laming,tearing pressure in right forearm, more toward outer side; 
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passes off by motion  and touch.   Tearing  in metacarpal  bones of
the first and second fingers  of the right hand,  bine tearing  in
finger tips of right hand, particularly under the nails.
  Borax.   -Drawing and tearing pain  in  and between the shoulders,
so that he cannot stoop.   Tearing anel breaking sensation in right
wrist.  Burning heat and redness of the  fingers during slight cold,
as if frost-bitten.   Throbbing  pain  in tip of thumb  day and night,
frequently waking  from  sleep, at  night.
  ♦Bovista. ♦Unusually deep impression on finger from using blunt
instruments, as scissors  or knife.    Stitching, boring or tearing
pains.   Heaviness and powerlessness  in arms and  hands; drops
even light things from the hands.    Joints o;  arms  and  haneis feel
disabled and wrenched.   Itching  on  the arms.   Moist  tetter on
back of hand.  Whitlow on fingers.
  Bromium.   Icy cold  forearms, or only cold hands.  Intense rest-
lessness and jactitation of arms.   Left arm feels paralyzed. Weak-
ness of arms.
  Bryonia.   GPainful tension and  pressure  in the right  shoulder
when at rest.   Painful pressure at  top   of  right  shoulder, worse
upon  touch; on deep  breathing it  becomes a   dull stitching, which
extends downward  and  outward to shoulder-joint.   Swelling of
right elbow-joint,  with stitches.   Tearing pain in inner surface  of
forearm, on  a line from the elbow to the wrist.  Pain  in  wrist as
if wrenched or  sprained, on every motion.   Rather hot,pale swell-
ing in last joint of little finger, with  sticking  in it on moving  the
finger, or  on pressing it.   Stitching pain in fingers when writing.
  Cactus.    Formication and weight in  the  arms.   GZdema of the
hands, mostly of the  left.
  Caladium.  Pain in the  shoulder, with headache.   Arms numb
on awaking in  the morning.  Prickling in palms,as from pins and
needles, lasting until sleep; has   to  rub  them vigorously toward
evening    Rash on forearm.
  Calcarea carb.   cStitches in  the  left   shoulder-joint.  The arms
feel bruised on moving them, or  taking  hold of  them.  The  arm
feels numb, if  he lies upon  it, with pains.    Cramp  in the whole
of either arm.   Weakness,  with  sense  of  paralysis of   left arm.
Trembling  of  the  hands.  Finger-joints much  swollen.   Fingers
as if dead:  numbness of bands. Felons,  hang-nails. Large, painful
boil on the first phalanx of the fourth finger. 
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  Calcarea fluor. °(Gouty enlargements of finger-joints. Ganglion,
round  swelling, or encysted tumors, such as appear on the back of
wrist from strain of the elastic fibers. Whitlow; use also locally.—
Schussler.)
  Calcarea phos.   Hard, bluish  lumps under the arms; oozing and
scabbing; after  checked  itch.   Shooting  from  clavicles to wrist;
worse from change  of weather   Rheumatic pain in upper arm near
shoulder-joint; cannot lift the  arm.  Lameness of the  arms;  formi-
cation.   Aching in  the bones of the arm; particularly of the thumb.
Pain as if ulcerateel around the nails.
  Calcarea sulf.  ^(Panaritium;  for last  stage, when matter  forms;
use also locally on  lint. — Schussler.)
  Camphora.  -Convulsive rotation of the arms. Arms stiff,  power-
less.   Painful pressure in right  elbow joint, extends to the hand
when leaning  on it.   Hands tremble, cold,  bluish.  Fingers stiff,
open, distorted; thumb drawn back at nearly  right angles  with  its
metacarpus.
  ♦Cannabis ind.  ♦Agreeable  thrilling through the arms and  hands.
  Cannabis sat.    Rending pressure  of the  shoulder, in attacks.
Coldness and  cold  feeling of the hands.   Formication  and numb
feeling of  the  hands.   Formication and numb feeling in tips  of
fingers.  Sudden lameness of the hand; trembling of the hand when
attempting to clasp anything.
  Carbo ani.   -Axillary  glands indurated.   Arms painful to touch.
Hands and fingers  easily become numb and prickle. Wrists pain as
if sprained.    Gouty stiffness of  finger-joints.
  Carbo veg.    Burning on right  shoulder.  Drawing  of  the arm
on  which he is lying  at night.   Bruised pain in  both  elbow-joints.
Arms weary when writing. Hands burn,or are icy cold;  tipof fingers
covered  with  cold  sweat.   Paralytic weakness of fingers when seiz-
ing  anything.
  ♦Caulophyllum.   ♦Severe  pain in  wrists  and  joints of fingers.
&Rheumatism  of  wrists and  finger-joints,  with  swelling;   cutting
in joints  when  closing hands; pains  shift  to  nape of  neck,  with
spasmodic rigidity; panting;  oppression of the  chest; high fever;
delirium; nervous  excitement.
  Causticum.    -Paralytic feeling  in the right  hand.   Contraction
and induration of  the tendons of  the fingers.  Drawing  pains in
the finger-joints.   Trembling of the  hands.  Warts on the tips of
the  fingers.   Itching  on  the arms. 
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   Cepa.  v Pain in  right scapula when lying  in bed.  All the joints
 feel lame.  Trembling  of  right hand.  Onychia;  pain extends up
 the  whole  arm.   Suppuration  after a  prick  with  a  needle, under
 the thumb nail; a red streak up to the elbow.
   Chamomilla.   wPain in the arms; cannot bear the  slightest  mo-
 tion.  Stiffness of the arm, tendency to formication when grasping
 with the  hand.  Finger-joints red  and swollen.
   Chelidonium.    Pain in right   shoulder.   Stiffness in the wrist.
 Tearing in  tips of fingers.
   ♦Cicuta.  ♦Frequent,  involuntary jerking  and twitching in arms
 and fingers.  Complete  powerlessness of the limbs after spasmodic
 jerks. Numbness  of the fingers.  Veins of the hands enlarged.
   Cina.   -Boring, pinching  pain  in the left  upper  arm.   Single,
 small, jerking stitches, now in  the right, again in  the left hand.
   Cinchona.  -Aching in the scapulae and limbs; worse from least
 pressure; restless, wants to change  position.   Spasmodic  stretch-
 ing  of the arms, with clenched  fingers.  Hands tremble  when writ-
 ing.  Veins of hands  distended. Swelling of the back of left hand.
 One hand icy-cold,  the  other warm.   Nails blue.
   Cistus.   Violent pain in left  shoulder and chest; feels as if eruc-
 tation would relieve it.   Tips  of   fingers  sensitive  to  cold  air.
 Tetter on hands;  blisters, oozing  after scratching,  with hot  swell-
 ing.  Panaritium.   Hard, thickened  places  on hands of workmen,
 with deep,  oblique cracks.
   Clematis.   °Swelling  of  the axillary  glands.   Pressing or draw-
 ing  in the muscles of  the arms and  hands.  Rheumatic pains in the
 hands.   Arthritic  nodes on the finger-joints.
   ♦Cocculus.  ♦Hanels numb, prickling; alternately hot and cold.
 Stitches in the shoulder-joint,  anel muscles of upper arm, during
 rest.  Stitches in  right upper arm.
   ♦Colchicum.  ♦Paralytic  pain in arms,  so  violent that he  cannot
 hold the slightest  thing  firmly.     Rheumatic pains  in the clavicle,
 shoulders, arms, back and  neck, preventing  motions  of the head;
 in elbow-joint,  forearm,  wrist,  and  ligaments  of  finger-joints.
 Laming  pain  in arms which  makes it  impossible to hold the light-
est thing.   OZdematous  swelling of hanels.
   Colocvnthis.    Swelling  and  suppuration of the  axillary glands.
 Rheumatic  pains through the arm. Pain in  palms, as if the muscles
were contracteeb  Tensive  pain in left thumb,  impeding motion. 
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Violent drawing pain in the right  thumb, as if  in the tendons, be-
ginning in the ball and passing off at the  end.
  Conium.  Shoulders  feel bruised and sore.  Crackling in the wrist
joint.  Yellow nails.  Itching on the dorsum of the finger.
  Crocus  sat.    Pain on  moving  the  arm, as  if the head  of the
humerus were loose and  would  be  easily  dislocated.   Chilblains
on hands  and fingers.
  Cuprum met.   Anchylosis of the shoulder-joint.  Numbness and
lameness  of arms.   Twitching in the hands and fingers. Stitching,
lending or drawing pains. Stiffened  anel inflamed hands and fingers.
In the bend of the elbow, tetter,  with  yellow  scabs, itching  vio-
lently, particularly in the  evening.  Little vesicles on tips of fingers,
oozing watery fluid.
  Cvclamen.   -Laming and hard pressure in right arm as if  in the
periosteum and deep-seated  muscles, extending  to fingers, imped-
ing writing.   Bruised pain  in the elbow joint,  outside; worse from
motion of arm and touch.   Feels  as if  she  must let fall that  which
is in the hands.   Red blisters,  preceded by severe itching on third
and fourth fingers, left hand. Distention  of the  veins on dorsum of
the hand.   Tearing, terminating  in a  stitch,  over  the  scapulae,
with laming pain  in the arms.   Itching on  the  shoulder and  in the
axilla.   Tearing pain  in  elbow and wrist-joints.  Cramp like, slow
contraction of right thumb and  index finger.   The tips approach
each other and can  be  extended  only by force.  Fine prickling be-
tween  the fingers,  ceasing after  scratching.
  Digitalis.   -Heaviness or paralytic  weakness of left arm.   The
fingers become numb frequently  and easily.
  Drosera.   -Quivering in  right shoulder  when at rest.   Inclina-
tion  of the fingers  to contract  spasmodically, with  rigidity  when
grasping anything.  Coldness of the hands.
  Dulcamara. °Herpes on arms  and hands.  Exostosis on  the arm,
from  suppressed itch.  Warts on  hands.   Sweat  on  palms.
  ♦Eupatorium perf.  ♦Wrists   pain as  if  broken  or dislocated.
 Stiffness of arms and  fingers  during the chill.  Heat  in  hands,
sometimes with sweat.
  Ferrum met  -Shoulders sore  to touch, painful, also arm. Pinch-
ing in  right deltoid.   Boring in right shoulder  and from biceps to
elbow; worse  from motion; better  from  heat;  worse from weight of
bed clothes.   Right arm  lame.   Irresistible desire  to  bend arm, 
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— UPPER LIMBS
 with intense pain;  drives out  of bed  at  2 a. m. ;  better  walking
 about slowly.   Arms  nearly rigid.   When  writing, the hand trem-
 bles; does better when writing rapidly.  Hands  cold,  stiff, numb;
 palms hot.   Fingers stiff, numb, contracted.
   Fluoric acid.   Pain in  right  shoulder-joint   Rheumatic pains
 in left  arm,  from shoulder to elbow,with lameness.   Weakness and
 numbness of the hands.  Constant redness  of the hands, especially
 the palms.  Burning in the hands.   Panaritium.   Nails grow more
 rapidly.
   Gelsemium.   -Deep-seated muscular pains in  both arms. Palms
 hot, dry.  Coldness  of wrists and hands.   Arms weak, numb.
   Glonoinum.  Arms  nervous,  uneasy; heavy,as if circulation were
 checked; numbness,  heaviness  following  throbbing;  numbness,
 weariness in the  left   arm.   Weakness  of wrist after  headache.
 Rheumatic   pains  in   fingers of  left hand.   Feels pulse in fingers.
   ♦Graphites.   ♦Skin  of hands hard and cracked in places.  The
 finger nails become thick.  Rheumatic or burning pains, especially
 in left shoulder.   Arms feel  numb.  Herpes  circinnatus,  harei to the
 touch and looking wrinkled, itching  intensely  in  bend  of  elbow.
 Cramp  in the hand. Horny callosities  on  the  hands.  Gouty swell-
 ing of the fingers. •  Raw, moist places between the  fingers.   Fin-
der nails  black and rough; matrix inflamed,with soreness,throbbing
 and numbness; no suppuration.
   Guaiacum.   Rheumatic  pains in  left  arm,   from shoulder or
 from elbow to wrist. Sharp  stitches  in the  top of right  shoulder.
 Stitches  in  the right  thumb.   Pains, first  in  knuckles,  then  in
 whole hand.   Hands hot.
   Hamamelis.'  Bruised feeling in upper arm and  shoulder,  worse
from motion.   Stiffness in arms and  shoulders.   Tenderness of the
right biceps,  increased  by  pressure.  Stiffness  of  elbow-joint.
Rheumatic pain, constant aching in  the  left arm.   Lancinating in
the left  wrist-joint.  Violent  pain in back  of right hand to shoul-
der-joint.  Hands chapped.   Soreness  around thumb nail;  pus dis-
charges after a slight knock.
  Helleborus.  °Arms  moving  continually, automatically, except
when asleep.   Thumb drawn  into the  palm.   Boring,  sticking  in
the wrist and finger-joints.   Ulceration around the nails.   Humid,
painless  vesicles  between the fingers.
  Hepar sulph.    -Suppuration of the  axillary glands.   Offensive 
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sweat in the  axilla1.   Encysted  tumor at the point  of   the elbow
Itching in  the  palms.  Itching,  rough,  dry, scaling  skin  of  the
hands. Fingers as if dead. Tingling in tips of fingers.  Panaritium.
  Hydrastis.   -Pain  from head to shoulders, with aching in  both,
more the left.  Rheumatic pains  in elbow,  forearms, right  shoul-
der,  and first finger of left hand.
  Hyoscyamus.   Arms tremble, especially  in the evening and after
exercise.   Painful numbness of hands.  Rigor  of  hands.  Fingers
look and feel too thick.
  Hypericum.   -Fl)ing pains,  right shoulder.   Cutting  under  left
scapula.  Stitches on  top of the shoulder at every inspiration  Ten-
sion in the arms and hands.  Pressure  at   the insertion of right
deltoid.  Numbness of left arm;  better  from rubbing.  Severe pain
running down the left median  nerve.  Cutting   on   fleshy  ends of
fingers.
  Ignatia.     Quivering jerks in  deltoid muscle.   Pains  in joints
of arms  when  bending them  backwards, as  from over-exertion, or
as if bruised.  Numb feeling of the arms at night,  in  bed, with a
sensation as  if something  living were running  in the arm.
  Iodium.   -Weariness of the arms,  as if  paralyzed, in  the morn-
ing in bed.  Painful weakness in the  extensors.  Pains in the  left
elbow.  Coldness of  the  hands  and feet.   Prickling  of fingers.
  Ipecacuanha.   -Coldness of one hand, while the other is hot.
  Iris.  °Pains  shift about rapidly in phalanges  and   metacarpal
bones.
  Kali bichrom.   Rheumatic pains   in  both  shoulders,  worse at
night.   Burning pain in the middle  of  the  forearm, extending to
wrist.   Rheumatic pains  in elbow and wrist-joints;   stinging in  the
left elbow.    Rheumatic pains in finger-joints.   Great  weakness of
the hands.  Bones of the  hands as if bruised, when pressed;  ulcers
on the fingers,with caries.
  Kali carb.   °Pain as from blows, under  the right  shoulder, when
moving or touching it.  Axillary  glands swollen or painful.  Hands
and arms covered with purplish spots. Weakness, with  cramps in
hands  and  fingers; paresis.  Palms itch; vesicles form.    Weakness
in arms, mornings; arms feel numb, cold,  prickling when lying on
them.
  Kali chlor.   °(Chapped hands or lips; also apply  lotion of  same.
--Shussler.) 
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  Kali nit.   -Rheumatism  of shoulder, worse at night; hands and
fingers feel as if swollen. Rheumatic paralysis. Numbness  and tin-
gling of hands.  Finger joints stiff, tense.
  ♦Kalmia.   ♦Pressure in left arm.   Pain from the  neck down  the
right arm to the fourth finger—neuralgia.  Pain in the right shoulder.
Rheumatic pains in the arms. Erysipelatous eruption on the hands,
and extending  further.  Pain  in  the  left wrist, causing the  hand
to feel paralyzed.  Weakness in the arms,  slow pulse.
  ♦Kreosotum.   ♦Pain  in left   thumb, as if  sprained.   -Cracking
of the skin of the hands.    Fingers become white  and   insensible,
especially in the  morning after  rising.   Slightly elevated blotches
on left arm.  Stitches in arms,  from the shoulder-joint  through to
the fingers, which feel numb,without power  or  feeling.
  Lachesis.  °Left shoulder and  arm weak  and lame,  worse  when
lying on the arm.   Axillary glands  swollen.  Garlic-like  smell of
the sweat in the axillae.  Tingling prickling in the left hand  Trem-
bling of the hands in drunkards. Rheumatic swelling of index finger
and wrist;  worse  after sleep.   Panaritium;   bluish  swelling; even
necrosis; with fistulous openings,  or  erysipelas; stinging,  pricking
pains.  Numbness of the finger tips (mornings).
  Lachnantes.   Tearing in upper part of arm, beginning at elbow-
joint, where it  pains  most,  and extending into the  shoulder.  Tear-
ing in elbow-joints,at  times upward and  then downward.  Tearing
in knuckles of middle   fingers   of  right hand.   Left index  finger
drawn crooked
  Laurocerasus.    Pressure on right shoulder or in  right shoulder-
joint.   Pains as from  lameness, also stitches, in the   right shoul-
der.   Stitch in both elbows.  Pain, as  if  sprained, in the  right
wrist-joint   Distension of  the  veins  of the  hands.  Rough,  scaly
skin between the fingers, with burning when touched by water.
  ♦Ledum.  ♦Periosteum of phalanges painful on pressure. -Severe
stitch'in the shoulder  when raising the arm.   Painful throbbing in
the right shoulder.  Rheumatic pain  in the joints of the  arms.
Tremor  of hands when seizing anything and  when  moving hands.
Itching rash on the wrist-joint  Gouty nodosities  on the hands
and finger-joints;  drawing pain from  hands upward.  Perspiration
in the palms of the hands.  Panaritium, from external  injuries.
  Lilium,tig.  -Stiffness or prickling of  the  fingers  almost like
paralysis; difficult to  guide the  pencil.   Prickling in  fingers  and 
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hands; sensation of an  electric current,  first in fingers of left,  then
in right hand.   Arms and hands stiff and hot, as if parched.
  Lithium carb. -Pain near point of right pectoralis major, or mar-
gin of right shoulder.   Burning stitch in ball of  left thumb.   Itch-
ing,  throbbing,  sensitive pains in  all  the fingers, worse  in second
and third of left hand,  as if  in the bones; it  extends  from hands
to ends of fingers,  only during repose;   better on pressure,  when
grasping and during motion   Pain through   the  second  finger of
left hand.  Soreness at margin of  nail,  with redness and j~>ain.
  Lobelia.  Sweating of the palms of  hands; backs of the hands are
drv and cold; tips  of fingers feel very  cold,  while walking out  in
the coldest winter  weather, but  remaining the same indoors.
   Lycopodium. -Axillary glands swollen; fetid sweat in  the axillae.
Rheumatic tension in the right shoulder-joint.  Pain in  the  bones
of the arms at night.   Weakness of the arms  when at work.  Pana-
ritium, with  gastric affections.
   Magnesia carb.    "Spreading blisters  on the hands  and  fingers,
with  stinging.  Red,  inflammatory swelling  of the fingers.   Heat
of the fingers, in fever.
   Magnesia mur.    Rheumatic  pain in  the shoulder-joint, extend-
ing down  the arm  to the hands; worse  from motion.  Tearing pains
in shoulders,  arms, wrists and hands.   Prickling of the arms  when
awaking  in the morning.
   Mancinella.   Painful stiffness of the finger-joints.   Hands  as if
too thick, numb and heavy.   Clumsiness of the hands.  Hands  icy
cold.
   Manganum.    Pain  as from a sprain  in shoulder-joint.   Rheu-
matic pains extending from shoulders to fingers.  Tensive pain in
the joints of the arms and wrists.   Rhagades in the  bends  of  the
fingers.   Chronic swelling and suppuration of the fourth finger.
   Mephites.  °Rheumatic pain in  arms,  relieved  on motion.   Rest-
lessness in left arm,  with  insensibility.   Trembling of arm  when
leaning on it.   Painful twitching  of  the left  hand.
   Mercurius.    °Red and hot arthritic  swelling from  the  elbow to
the wrist. Dorsa of the hands raw, denuded; cracks  on the joints;
burning,  stinging pains.  Moist, itch-like eruption  on the hands,
with  nightly itching;   bleeding rhagades.  Nails drop off.
   Mercurius biniod. °Rheumatic  pains  in shoulder-joint.  Axillary
glands suppurate.   Dull, aching,  strained sensation  in the middle 
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 of os humeri, as if about to break.  Rheumatic pains,soreness and
 stiffness in left arm;  worse by motion.   Palm of left hand cracked,
 horny,  several oozing rhagades.
   Mercurius cor.  '-Arm up to the shoulder much swollen, red and
 covered with  vesicles.  Rheumatic  pains  in  left shoulder  and scap-
 ula.  The eleltoid muscle feels relaxed.
   Mezereum.  -Pain in shoulder-joint   as if   it  would  be  torn
 asunder.   Sore feeling  in the  right  axilla. Right  hand cold, left
 warm, or both cold.   Trembling  of  right  hand.  Hands  prickle,
 become numb.
   Millefolium.   Fine,  piercing pain in left scapula,  in breathing,
 when standing.   Frequent   numbness  and  prickling  of  left  arm.
 Hot hands.
   Muriatic acid.    Scabby eruption on back of hands  and fingers.
 Numbness, coldness  and deadness  of fingers at  night.   Swelling
 and burning of tips of fingers.  Itching of palms.
   Natrum carb.   °Rheumatic pain of shoulders, arms and  elbows,
 with weakness of arms.  Trembling of hands,morning. Swelling of
 hands,  afternoon.    Warts  painful  to  touch.   Tetter on dorsal
 surface of hands; skin dry and chapped.
   ♦Natrum mur.   "'Skin of  the  hands,  especially  about the nails,
 dry,cracked; hang-nails. -Warts in palms of hands. Sweaty hands.
 Involuntary movements  of hands.  Trembling of hands when writ-
 ing.  The finger-joints move with  difficulty. (Blistering festers on
 fingers containing watery,   bloody  fluid, often caused by  arsenical
 wall paper. — Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   °Swelling and  suppuration  of axillary  glands.
 Piercing in left axilla, on humerus, back of hand,  palm  of right
 hand, fingers, under  the nails.  Tingling in arms and hands;  they
 feel as if  paralyzed.   Furuncles on right arm.   Hands tremble on
 awaking,   later when writing.   Panaritium, especially  if  pain is
 better outdoors; patient pale, sickly; weary and dull  head, worse
 mornings; caused.by  living  in damp regions;  within  damp walls.
  Nitric acid.  °Rheumatic pains mostly in forearms and fingers.
 Numbness,  trembling, and  tingling of right  forearm.   Swelling of
finger-joints,  stinging pains.   Hands  prickle in  the  morning.
 Numerous large warts on back  of  hand.   Herpes between fingers.
White spots on nails.
   Nux mos.  °Felt  as if   all the  blood  had rushed to her hands; 
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 as if a string were about the arms.   Hands feel cold  as if frozen,
 with tingling under nails on  entering a warm room.
   Nux vom.    Shoulders pain  as if bruised.   Drawing pain from
 shoulder  to fingers.  Paralytic  heaviness  in  shoulders, with weak
 arms.  Paresis of  arms, with shocks  as  if  the  blood would start
 from the  vessels: wors.-e at  night, or early  in  the  morning.   Arms
 prickle,  feel numb, and still. Wins in  the hands enlarged.  Hands
  cold and sweat}',  with cold nose.
   Oleander.    Hands  tremble  when  writing.   Fingers stiff and
 swollen,  with burning  pains.   Veins  on  hands  swollen.   Itch-like
 eruption  on inside of wrist, and between fingers.
   Opium.   Twitching and spasmodic movement  of the hands and
 arms, as  in drunkards.  Paralysis  of arms.   Veins of  hands dis-
 tended.
   Osmium.  °Red spots on dorsum of  hand;  copious  exanthemata
 on forearm, hands and cheeks.   Red,   brown  papules, with des-
 quamation, on arms.
   Oxalic  acid.   "Numbness of  shoulders to tips of fingers. Sharp,
 lancinating pains in arms—angina pectoris.   Right wrist  pains as
 if sprained; wants to stretch it; cannot hold anything.   Hands feel
 heavy,  cold,  as if dead; fingers and nails  livid; fingers  twitching.
 Arthritic  pains in fingers, which are flexed.
   ♦Petroleum.    ♦Tips  of  fingers  rough, cracked, fissured,  with
 sticking,  cutting pains.  °Fetid sweat  in  axilla.  Salt rheum on
 arms and  hands, red,  raw,  burning; moist,  or covered with  thick
 crusts.  Deep,bloody rhagades on hands; thick crusts; worse during
 winter.   Brown  or yellow  spots on arms.  Burning  in palms of
 hands.
   ♦Phosphorus.   *Arms and  hands become numb,  tingle.   '"Swell-
 ing of axillary   glands.  Tearing  in  left shoulder; worse at night.
 Arms weak;  can hardly move  them;  they tremble.    Emaciation
 of hands,  tremor of hands.   Finger-tips feel numb and  insensible.
 Veins on  hands are distended.  Burning palms; or  clammy sweat
 on head and palms.
   ♦Phosphoric acid.   ♦Wens  on  the hand,  between  metacarpal
 bones.  °Burning as  from red-hot  coals, in different parts of arm
and on  shoulder.   Stiffness and cramp in joints.   Hands  tremble
when writing.
  Phytolacca.   °Both scapulae ache continually.   Shooting pain in 
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right shoulder-joint,with stiffness and  inability  to  raise  the arm;
aching and tenderness across the top  of right trapezius.   Finger-
joints swollen, hard, shining.
   Platinum. °Weak, relaxed feeling in both arms, as after holding
a heavy weight, better from motion of  arms   Sore burning at the
elbow, as if it had been scraped.
   Podophyllum.   °Rheumatism  in left forearm anel fingers.  Pains
from  head into neck and shoulders,  fingers  numb.   Weakness  of
wrists, soreness to touch.
   ♦Plumbum.  ♦Wrists  drop.    Trembling  of  the  hands.  Con-
vulsive motion of arms and hands, with pain in joints.   Weakness
anel painful lameness of  arms.  Wens  on the hands.
   Psorinum.   Arms as if paralyzed, and lame  from shoulders to
hands.  Eruption on bends of elbows  and  around wrists.  Copper-
colored,  red blisters on  backs of hands.  Pustules on  hands, near
finger ends, suppurating. Itching between fingers; vesicles. Sweaty
palms, especially at night.   Small warts, size of  pin's head on  left
hand.
   Pulsatilla.   Sensation of numbness and heaviness in the arms,
as if  beaten.  Drawing,  tearing pains  in  shoulder-joints,  and  in
arms, hands and fingers.  Swelling and wrenching pain  in elbow-
joints.  Veins in   forearms  and hands swollen.   Hard,  painful,
throbbing glandular swelling  in  right axilla.  Heaviness  in arms,
from  shoulders to  fingers.   Numb feeling.   Arms feel as if broken
and dislocated; worse on pressure  and  from  movement.   Elbow
swollen, after a contusion.
   Ranunculus bulb. ^Spasmodic, rheumatic pains  in arms.  Stitches
in arms and hands.  Blister-like eruption on palms of hands.
   Ranunculus seel.   Stitching,  boring and gnawing  in arms,  es-
pecially violent in  fingers.   Itching  between  fingers,  evenings.
Swelling of fingers,  mornings.
   Rheum.   Darting pains in arms.  Twitching in  arms, hands and
fingers.   Bubbling sensation  in elbow-joints.  Veins of hand dis-
tended.   Cold  sweat on  palms of hands.
   Rhododendron.   Drawing pain in arms,  worse in wet  weather.
Sensation as if blood ceased to circulate in  arms;  hands feel warm
  ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Crawling,  prickling  sensations  in palms,  surfaces
and tips of  fingers.   Tearing and burning  in shoulder,  arm lame,
worse in cold,wet  weather, in bed and  at rest. Axillary "-lands sup- 
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purating.   Hot swelling of  hands in evening.   Rhagades on back
of h'and.   Warts on hands.   Swelling of fingers.  Hangnails.
  Rumex  crisp.    Pains   in  shoulder  down  to elbow; arms  feel-
strained.   Hands cold, when coughing.
  Ruta.    Pain in left elbow-joint,   as from a  blow; arm  weak.
Wrists as if sprained,  stiff; worse  in  wet, cold weather.   Hands
numb, and tingle after exercise.  Flat, smooth warts on  inside of
hand.   Contraction  of fingers.
  Sabadilla.    Sweat in axilla.   Convulsions of arms.   Trembling
of arms and hands.   Stitches in muscles of arms.  Red  spots and
stripes on arms  and hands.   When  writing,  trembling  of hand;
old people.  Thick,  fissured nails.
  Sabina.  cArthritic stiffness and swelling of wrist-joint, with tear-
ing and stinging, made almost insupportable when the hand hangs
down.
  Sambucus.   -Paralytic  heaviness   in elbow-joint;   trembling of
hands when writing.  Stitches in wrist.  Dark-blue bloatedness of
forearms and hands.
  Sanguinaria.  cItching  in  axilla  before  catamenia.   Rheumatic
pain in right  arm and shoulder; worse  at night; on turning in bed;
cannot raise the  arm.  Burning in  palms;  redness  of  hands, and
severe burning.    Ulceration  of the roots  of  nails  on  both hands.
Panaritium,  first right,  then left fingers.
  Sarsaparilla.   -Stitches in legs, especially from motion.   Weak-
ness in thighs and knees.   Red spots on calves.  Icy  coldness of
feet before going to  bed.   Burning in tips of toes, which are sen-
sitive to pressure.  Rheumatic pains at night, in the feet.
   Secale.   -Spasmodic jerks of the  hand, with flexion  of  hand at
wrist, or  of forearm.  Numbness and insensibility  of hands.  Burn-
ing  of hands.   Coldness  and numbness of  right  hand, with  tin-
gling in the  third and fourth fingers.   Loss of muscular power  and
sensibility in hand.   Fingers  convulsively drawn  in toward  palm,
clasping  thumb.  Painful  swelling of  fingers.   Gangrene of fingers.
   Selenium.  cTearing in hands at  night,with  crackling in wrists.
Emaciation of hands.  Itching in palms.  Vesicles on and between
fingers.   Dry, scaly  eruptions,  with  itching palms; syphilitic erup-
tions.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Itching eruptions in bends of elbows.   °Humid tetter
in  armpit.  Lameness and numbness  of arms and fingers.  Draw- 
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ing in arms down to fingers.   Herpes  on elbow  (scaling off). Cold
hands  even  in warm  room, and from  hands   chill  through  the
whole body.   Skin on palms peels off.   Itch and scabs  on  hands;
soldier's  itch.  Panaritium,  with  violent  beating and  stitching
pains.  Painless ulcer on tip of finger, or  in joints.
   ♦Silicia. ♦Prickling of the hands at ' night.  Tearing,  drawing,
sticking  pains  and  numbness   in fingers, as   if suppurating, or
as if  a panaritium would form.    Offensive axillary sweat. Shaking
of left arm, before  epilepsy.   Arms  feel  numb  when   resting on
them. Wens  on tendons of  extensors of fingers.  Paralysis of hands;
also in  leprosy.  Enchondroma,  right hand.  Moist tetters on hands.
Profuse sweat on hands.  Bone  felons;  deep-seated  pains; worse
from  warm bed;  burning,  stinging, aching  on  superficial   parts.
Onychia;  ulceration about nails; hangnails.   Contraction of   flexor
tendons; very painful when  moving fingers.  Finger-tips burn.  Nails
yellow,  crippled, brittle; blue, in fever.
   Spigelia. °Trembling of  arms.   Stitches in  bends of  elbows  and
joints of hands  and fingers.  Contraction of flexors of fingers.
   Spongia  ^Twitching of  muscles of left shoulder.  Heaviness  and
trembling  of forearms  and hands.   Large  vesicles on  forearm.
Swelling of hands and  stiffness of fingers.   Numbness   of  ends of
fingers.
   Stannum.  °Jerking in muscles of arm when resting   it;   fingers
jerk when  holding  the pen.   Weakness  and heaviness of  arms,
especially  the right;  worse  from motion.   Swelling  of   the  hands,
evenings.   Painful hangnails.
   ♦Staphisagria  ♦Osteitis  of phalanges  of fingers.  Arthritic  no-
dosities of the fingers.  cHerpes, with   scabs  on  the   elbows; on
hands.  Numbness of tips  of fingers.
   ♦Stramonium. ♦Panaritium; pains intolerable,  drive   to despair;
relieves pain   of  suppuration.   cRaises arms above  head, clasps
hands, makes graceful,  gyratory  motions.  Hands  and  arms trem-
ble.   Carphologia.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Rheumatic,  drawing,   tearing  pains  in  shoulders
(left), arms and fingers.  Very disgusting, offensive sweat  in  the
axillae. Great burning in the palms of  the hands.  Skin of the hands
hard,  dry  and  cracked.   Hangnails.   -Sweat  in axillae, smelling
like garlic. Rhagades on hands,  especially between fingers,  on  fin-
ger joints and on palms.  Thick, red  chilblains  on fingers.  Numb-
ness of fingers in morning.   Cold hands and feet. 
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  Sulphuric acid.   Stitches  in shoulder-joints on  raising the arms;
and in finger-joints. Tension in elbow-joint.  Chilblains on hands.
Red swelling on back of hanel, not painful.  Blue spots  on arms.
After erysipelas, inflamed swelling of fourth  finger.
  Tabacum.    Left arm  exhausted, painful.   Cramps  in  arms and
hanels.   Hands teel lame, colel;  then  burning,  with  bloated  finger
tips.   Hands   icy  cold:  bod\-  warm.  Trembling  of  the hands.
Cramps  in single  fingers, especially while  washing; early  morning.
  Thuja occ.    Herpes on the  elbow.   Finger-tips  erysipelatous,
with tingling:  numb and colel as if  dead.   Nails  crippled, brittle
or soft.  Hangnails.
  ♦Valeriana.   ♦A  very painful  drawing,  mixed with  stitches, from
left shoulder down to fingers; change of position  did  not relieve,
but it  disappeared when walking.   Rheumatic  pains in  scapulae.
Darting  along  arms, shoulders and face; hysterical neuralgia.
  Veratrum alb.    Neuralgia in brachial  plexus, as  if beaten or
bruised.   Arms feel cold when raising them; feel as if too full,and
swollen.   Paralytic and  bruised  pain  in  arms.   Hands  icy cold,
blue.
  Zincum.  -Lameness  and  deadness of hands;  they  look bluish.
Weakness, numbness and tremor of hands, when writing. Cracked
and dry  skin of hands,  even in  mild  weather.   Chilblains itch.
  Zingiber.   Heavy,  lame feeling in upper  arms; numbness, worse
in forearm.   Rheumatic,  drawing pains in back  of hands.   Heat
of palms and  face.

                            REPERTORY.
  Anchylosis—cupr.
  Callosities—cist., graph.
  Carphologia—stram.
  Chilblains—sub, zinc.
  Color  of parts—♦agar., am.  e, arg. n.,  ars., berb., borax, bry.,
calc  ph., camph.,  cepa,  cham., cinch.,  eye, fluor.  a.,  graph.,
kali c,  kreos., lach., mag.   c, mere,  mere  cor.,  nat.  s.,  osm.,
oxal.a.,  petrol., phyt., psor., sabad., samb., sang., sib, sub, ver. a.,
zinc.
  Convulsions —camph., plumb., sabad.,  secale.
  Desquamation—am. c, sepia.
  Distortion of limbs—camph.
  Dryness—anae,  gels.,  hep. s.,  lib, lob., nat c, nat. s.,  ♦sub,
zinc 
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Eruptions—aeon., am.  c, osm., psor., selen., sepia.
  Blisters  -aib,  ars., cist.,  eye, mag. c, nat  m., psor.,  ranunc
  Blotches—kreos.
  Boils—calc  c, nat.  s.
  Crusts—petrol.
  Erysipelas—kalm., lach., thuj.
  Herpes—aur.,  dulc, graph.,  nit. a., sepia, staph.,  thuj.
  Horny spots—>;:ant. c,  cist,  graph., mere b. i.
  Itch-like—mere,  olean.,  sepia.
  Papules—osmium.
  Petechia—berb.
  Pimples—aeon., agar.
  Pustules—psor.
  Rash—led.
  Rhagades, cracks—alum.,  am.  e,   cist.,   graph.,  kali  chlor.,
kreos., mere,  mere b.  i., nat.  c,  ♦nat  m.,   ♦petrol ,  rhus, ♦sub,
zinc.
  Salt rheum—petrol.
  Scabs—cupr.,  mur. a.,  sepia,  staph.
  Scales—selen., sepia.
  Spots—ars.,  berb., kali c, nit. a.,  osm., petrol., sabad.
  Syphilitic—selen.
  Tetters—bovist.,  cist.,  cupr.,  nat.  c,  sepia,  sil.
  Vesicles—cupr., hell., kali e, mere cor.,   psor.,  selen., spong.

  Felon —See panaritium.
  Ganglion—calc. f.
  Gangrene — secale.
  ,Gout—♦agar.,  calc. f., carb.  an., graph., led.
  Inflammation—am. e, aur.,  cupr.,  graph., mag.  e
  Injuries—baryt,  led.
  Insensibility—arg. n.,  kreos.,  phos.,  secale.
  Jerks,  jactitation—brom., ♦cic,  cina,  ign., secale.
  Movements—♦aeon.,  camph.,   hell.,  nat.  m.,  opium,  phyt,
plumb., sib, stram.
  Nodosities,  lumps—agn., calc. ph., led.,  ♦staph.
  Q£dema—♦apis, ♦bovist., cact.,  colch.
  Onychia—See  panaritium.

PtlillS—baryt.,  calc. c,  ♦caul., cepa, cham., chel.,  cist., coloc,
ferr.,  fluor.  a., gels., ign.,  kali  c, kalm.,  lye,  mez.,  ruta,  sib,
♦stram.,  zinc.
  Aching—abrot,  aethus., calc.ph., cinch.,  mere b.  i.,  phyt.,  sil.
  Acute— arn.
  Angina pectoris—oxal.  a.
  Arthritic—agn.,  ♦ant. e, mere,  oxal.  a., ♦staph.
  Beaten,  as if—arg, m., kali e,  puis.,  ver.  a.
  Beating—am.  m., sepia.
  Boring—am. c, aur., bovist, cina, ferr.,  hell.
  Broken, as  if—♦eup.  perf.
  Bruised—am.  c, arn.,  belb,  berb., calc  c,  carb. v.,  eye, ign.,
kali bi.,  nux v.,  ver. a. 
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Pains continued
   Burning—♦agar.,  alum.,  ♦apis,  ♦ars.,  berb.,  borax, carb. v.,
fluor. a.,  graph.,  kali bi.,  mere,  mur.  a.,  olean.,  petrol.,  phos.,
phos. a.,  rhus,  sang., secale,  sib, :;sul.
   Cramping—am.  e, arn., aur., calc. e, graph., kali  c, phos.  a.
   Cutting—caul., ♦petrol.
   Darting—bapt, valer.
   Dislocated, as if—ant. t, ♦eup.  perf.
   Drawing—agar.,  ambr.,  ant. c. apis,  arg. m.,  arg. n., ars., belb,
borax, carb. v., caust,  clem.,  cupr.,  led.,  nux  v.,  puis.,  sepia,
♦sib, ♦sub, valer.
   Dull—anae,  brv., mere b.  i.
   Intolerable—♦stram.
   Lame—♦agar.,  am. e, apis, berb.,bism., calc ph., can. s., cepa,
colch.,  cupr., eye, ferr., fluor. a., lach., plumb., psor. rhus, sepia,
zinc
   Lancinating—alum.,  ambr., oxal. a.
   Neuralgic—kalm., valer., ver.   a.
   Piercing—nat.  s.
   Pinching—aescub, cina,  ferr.
   Pressure—agn.,  apis, ♦belb, bism., bry., camph., can.  s., clem.,
eye, ♦kalm.
   Prickling—abrot., aescub, bapt., baryt.,  belb,  lach., lib,  ♦rhus.
   Raw—graph., mere,  petrol.
  Rending—can. s.,  cupr.
   Rheumatic—am.  m.,  apis,  calc.  ph.,  caul.,  clem., colch., coloc,
fluor. a.,  glon., graph., guaiac,  kali  i.,  kali n.,  kalm., lach., led.,
lye, mere  b. i., mere  cor., nat. c,  nit. a.,  ranunc,  sang., ♦sub,
valer.
   Sensitive— ant.  c, ♦apis, bry., carb.  an.,  cham., cinch., cist.,
eye, ferr., kali c,  led., nat.  c,  phyt.
   Sharp—bapt, oxal.  a.
   Shifting—caul., iris.
   Shooting—aeon., ♦belb,  calc.  ph., phyt.
   Smarting—berb.
   Sore—bapt.,  ferr., graph.,  mere b. i., mez.
   Spasmodic—arg.  n., caul.,  cic,  cinch., opium,  ranunc,  secale.
   Sprained,  as  if—alum.,  arn., bry.,  carb. an., ♦kreos.,  mere b.i.,
oxal. a., ruta.
   Stabbing—bell.
   Sticking—bry., hell., ♦petrol., ♦sib
   Stinging—aeon.,  ♦apis,  kali bi., lach.,  mag. c, mere,  nit.  a.,
sil.
   Stitches—am. m., anae, ant. t, asaf., belb, bovist,  bry., calc.c,
cina, cocc,  cupr.,  kreos.,  led.,  ranunc,  sabad., samb.,  sepia,
valer.
   Tearing—aeon., agn., ambr., am. c,   am.  m., ant.  t, arg.  m.,
am.,  ars., asaf.,  aur., ♦belb,  berb.,  bism.,   borax, bovist.,  bry.,
cheb, phos., puis., rhus, selen.,  ♦sib, ♦sub
   Tension—baryt,  bry., coloc,  lye 
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Pains continued.
   Throbbing—apis, baryt, borax, glon., graph., led.
   Tingling—aeon.,  aib, ambr., arn., ars., hep.  s., kali  n.,  lach,
nat. s., nit.  a., samb.,  secale, thuj.
   Ulcerative —baryt., calc.  ph.
   Violent— agar.
   Wrenching—bovist,  bry.,  puis.

   Panaritium, whitlow, onychia—alum.,♦am. c,*apis,  baryt,bism.,
bovist., calc. e,  calc. s., cepa, cist., fluor. a.,  hep. s.,  lach., led ,
 lye, nat. s., sang., sepia,  ♦sib,  *stram.
   Paralysis—♦aeon.,  ♦act. s, aescub, agar.,  alum.,  arg.  m.,arg. n.,
♦belb, bism.,  brom.,  calc. c, carb.  v..  caust.,  ♦colch.,  dig.,  iod.,
kali n., kalm., lib, nat.  s.,  nux v., opium,  ♦plumb.,  psor., samb.,
sib, ver.  a.
   Paresis —kali c, nux  v.

Parts.
   Arms (fore)—aeon., agar.,  am.  e, am.  m.,  ars., asaf., aur.,bapt.,
bism., brom.,  bry., calc ph.,  carb.  an.,  colch., kali bi.,  nit.  a.,
osm., puis.,  samb., secale,  spong.
   Arms (upper)—agar., agn., arg. m., asaf.,  ♦belb, berb., calc.ph.,
cina,  cocc.
   Axilla—agn.,  am.  c,   am.  m., aur.,   baryt.,  berb.,   calc.  ph.,
carb.  an., clem.,  cocc,  coloc, hep.  s., kali c., lach., lye,mere b i.,
mez., nat. s., oxal. a., phos., rhus,  sabad , sang., sepia,   sib, sul.
   Bones —am.  c,  arg. m., aur.,   belb,  bism  ,  calc. ph.,  camph  ,
colch., dulc, iris,  kali  bi.,  lach., led.,  lye,  mere b. i.,  nat.  s  ,
♦phos. a., sib, ♦staph.
   Elbows—abrot., agar., alum.,   am. c,  ant.  c, ars., aur.,«bry.,
camph., carb.  v , cepa,  colch.,  cupr., eye, ferr., fluor. a.,  graph ,
guaiac, hep. s.,  iod., kali bi.,  lob., mere,  nat. c,   psor., puis.,
ruta,  samb.,  ♦sepia, staph.,  thuj.
   Fingers—abrot ,  ♦aeon.,  ::agar., agn.,  aib, alum., ambr..♦am.c,
am m., anae, ♦ant  c,  ant.  t,  apis, arg. m , arg.  n., arn., ♦ars.,
asaf.,  bapt.,  baryt.,  ♦belb,  herb.,  bism.,  borax,  bovist,   bry.,
calc.  c, calc. f.,  camph., can. s., carb. an., carb. v.,  ♦caul.,caust.,
cham., cheb, ♦cic, cinch.,  cist.,  colch.,  cupr., eye, dig.,eup.perf.,
ferr.,  glon.,  graph., hell., hep.  s., kali bi.,  kali  c,  kali n.,^kalm.,'
kreos., lach., led.,  lib,   lob.,  mag. c, mur. a.,  nat   m., nat.  s.,
nit. a.,  nux  v., olean., oxal. a.,♦petrol.,  phos., phyt.,  puis., ♦rhus,
ruta,  sang.,  secale, selen.,  sepia, ♦sib, spong., ♦staph., ♦sub, thuj.\
valer.
   Glands—am. e,  am.  m.,  aur.,  baryt,   carb. an ,  clem ,  colch.,
hep.  s., kali c, lach., lye,  mere b.  i., nat. s.,  phos , rhus.
   Hands—abies.  e, aeon.,  ♦act  s.,  aescul ,  ♦agar., ambr., am.  e,
♦amyl,  anae,  ♦ant. t,  ♦apis, arg. m., arg. n., ars.,  arum,  bapt,
baryt., belb, bovist.,  brom.,  cact., calc.  c, camph.,♦can. i., can.s.,
carb.  an., carb. v., caul., caust.,  cina. cinch., cist., clem., ♦cocc,
colch.,  cupr.,  eye,  dulc,  fluor.  a.,  gels.,  glon., :!:graph.,  iod.,
kali bi., kali c,  kali  chlor.,  kali n.,  kalm., kreos ,  lach., led., lib, 
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Parts continued.
lob., mag. c, mere,  mez.,  nat. e, nat.  m., nat. s., nit. a.,nux v.,
olean., opium,  osm., oxal.  a., petrol., ♦phos., ♦phos.  a.,  plumb.,
psor., puis., ranunc,  rhus, ruta,   sabad.,  samb.,  secale,  selen.,
sepia, ♦sib, spong.,  staph., strain., ♦sub, ver.  a., zinc.
  Joints—aeon., agn., am.  e,  ant.  e,  arg.  m., arn.,  ars.,  ♦bell.,
berb., bovist., bry.,  calc. c, calc.  f., camph.,  carb. an.,  carb. v.,
♦caul.,  caust,  capa, cham.,  colch., eye,  fluor.   a.,  belb,  ign.,
kali bi.,  led.,  mere,  ♦nat m.,  nit.  a.,  phos. a.,  phyt,  plumb.,
puis., ruta, samb., sepia, sul.
  Ligaments —colch.
  Muscles —agar..  arg.  n.,  asaf., baryt.,  berb.,clem., cocc, coloc,
eye, ferr., gels ,  ign.,  iod., mere  cor.,  phyt., sabad.,  secale,  sib,
spong.
  Nails —aescub. aib, alum., am.  m., ♦ant  e, apis, arg. n., calc.c ,
calc. ph., cepa, cinch.,  fluor.  a.,  ♦graph.,  hell.,  mere,  mur. a ,
♦nat. m., nat. s., nit. a., oxal. a.,  rhus, sabad., sang., sib, ♦sul ,
thuj.
  Palms—aeon., ambr., am. c,  anae,  aur.,  coloc,  dulc,   ferr.,
fluor. a.,  gels.,  hell., hep. s.,  kali  c, led.,  lob.,  mere. b.i.,mur.a.,
nat. m.,  nat.  s., petrol., phos., psor.,  ranunc,  ♦rhus, sang.,secale,
selen., sepia, ♦sub
  Periosteum—♦belb, eye,  ♦led.
  Scapulae—aethus.,  anae,  apis,  cepa,  cinch.,  mere  cor.,  mez.,
phyt., valer.
  Shoulders—am. c, apis,  ars.,  aur ,   bapt,  ♦belb,  borax,  brv.,
can. s., carb. v., cheb,  cist.,  cocc, colch.,  ferr., fluor. a.,  graph.,
guaiac,  kali c,  kali n., kalm., lach., led.,  mere, cor., mez.,nat.c,
nux v.,  oxal. a., phos.,  phos. a., psor.,  puis.,  rhus, sang.,  spong..
♦sub, valer.
  Shoulder-joints—abrot., aeon.,   alum.,  ambr.,   am.  m.,  ant.  t,
arn., ars., bry., calc. c, calc  ph.,  cocc,  cupr.,  fluor. a.,  kreos..
lye, mere  b. i., mez.,   phyt,  puis.

  Side, Left—♦aeon., aescub,  agar.,  aib,   alum.,  ambr.,  am.  m.,
anae, arg. n., arn.,  aur., bapt,  ♦belb,  brom., cact., calc. c,  cina,
cinch.,  cist,  coloc ,  eye, dig.,  fluor.  a.,  glon.,  graph.,  guaiac,
iod., kali bi., ♦kalm.,  ♦kreos., lach.,  lib, mere b. i.,  mere  cor.,
mez., nat. s., phos ,  psor.,  ruta,  sil , spong., ♦sub, valer.
  Right—aescub,  agar.,  agn , am.  c, am. m., ant.  t, arg.  n.,  ars.,
aur., ♦belb,  berb.,  bism.,  bry., camph.,   carb. v.,  caust.,   cepa,
cheb, cocc, eye, ferr.,  flour,  a.,   kali c,  ♦kalm.,   led.,  lib,  lye.'.
mez., nat. s., nit.  a., oxal.  a., phyt, sang., secale, sib

  Skin—am. c, anae,   ♦graph., hep.  s., kreos.,  ♦nat. m.,  sepia;
♦sub, zinc.
  Tendons—am. m.,  caust., sil.
  Thumbs—aib, ambr., am. c,  am. m.,  arn.,  borax, calc.   ph.,
camph.,  cepa, coloc, hell.,  kreos., secale.
  Veins—abrot., am. c,  cic,  cinch., eye,  nux v.,  olean.,   opium,
phos.,  puis. 
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  Wrists—aeon., am. c, am. m., arg. m., arn., aur., borax,  bry.,
calc.  f.,  calc.  ph.,  carb.  an.,  carb.  v.,   ♦caul.,  cheb,  coloc,
♦eup. pert,  gels., glon.,  guaiac, hell., kalibi., kalm., lach., led.,
mere, olean., oxal. a.,  ♦plumb.,  psor., ruta,  samb., secale,  selen.

  Power—♦aeon., am.  c,  arg.  m.,  bovist,  camph.,  cic,  eye,
kreos., secale.
Sensations—aethus., alum., ant. t, berb.,  borax, calc. c, can. i.,
cist., eye,  hep.  s., ign., lib, mere  b.  i., nux  v., oxal. a., thuj.
  Cold—abies.  c, aeon., ambr.,  ant.  t,  brom.,  camph., can. s.,
carb. v., cinch.,  ♦cocc,  ferr., gels.,  iod., ipec, lob., mez.,mur.a.,
nux  v.,  oxal. a.,  secale, sepia,  sub,  thuj.
  Crawling—♦rhus.
  Creeping—aeon.
  Formication—aeon., cact., calc. ph.,  can.  s., cham.
  Heavy—aescub,  alum.,  am.m.,  arg. n.,  aur., belb, berb., bovist.,
eye,  dig., glon.,  nux v.,  oxal.  a., puis., samb., spong.
  Hot, warm—aescub,  ♦agar.,  borax, bry., cinch., ♦cocc,eup.perf.,
ferr., gels., ipec, lib, mag. c,  mere,  mez., rhus.
  Itching—aeon.,  ♦agar., ambr.,  am. c,  aur., berb., bovist,caust.,
cupr., eye,  graph., hep.  s., kali c,  led., mere, mur. a.,  psor.,
sang., selen., ♦sepia.
  Large —bapt.
  Numb—abrot.,♦aeon.,  aethus., alum., ambr.,  am. m., anae, apis,
arg.  n., bapt;  baryt., belb,calc. c, can.  s.,  carb. an., cic, ♦cocc,
cupr., dig., ferr., fluor.  a.,  gels., glon.,  graph., ign., iod., kali n.,
kreos., lach., mez., mur. a.,  nit.  a.,nux  v., oxal.  a., ♦phos., puis.,
ruta, secale, sepia,  ♦sib,  spong., staph., sub, thuj., zinc.
  Stiffness— ♦agar., arum,  bapt., camph., caul., chem., cheb,cupr.,
eup. pert, ferr.,  lib,  mere  b.  i., nux  v.,  olean., phos.  a.,  ph T.,
ruta,  spong.
  Thrilling—♦can.  i.
  Weight—am. c, cact.
  Stretching—cinch., oxal.  a.
  Suppuration—cepa, coloc, graph., hep. s.,  mere b.  i.,  nat. s.,
psor., rhus,  ♦sib,  ♦strain.
  Sweat—aeon.,  ant  t, carb.  v., dulc, eup.  perf., hep.  s., lach,,
led.,  lob.,  lye, nat.  m., nux v., petrol.,  phos., psor., sabad., sib,
♦sul.
  Swelling—aescub,  ♦agar., agn.,  am.  c,  am.  m.,  arum,  aur.,
baryt, berb., bry., calc.  c, calc. f.,  caul.,   cham.,  cinch.,  cist.,
clem., colch., coloc,  graph., kali c, kali  n.,  lach., lye,  mag. c,
mere, mere  cor., mur. a.,  nat. c,  nat.  s.,   nit. a.,  olean.,  phos.,
phyt., puis.,  rhus, samb., secale, spong., ver. a., zinc.
  Trembling—♦agar., am, c, ♦amyl, anae,   ♦ant.  t. arg. n., ars.,
bapt., calc. c, camph., can. s., caust.,  cepa,  cinch.,  ferr.,  lach.,
led.,  mez.,  nat. c, nat.  m.,  nat.  s.,  nit. a.,  olean., phos., phos.a.,
plumb., sabad.,  samb., spong., stram., zinc
  Tumors—calc.  f.,  hep. s.
  Twitching—arn., asaf., ♦cic, cupr., opium, oxal. a., spong.
  Ulcers—alum., ♦ars., hell., kali bi., sang.,  sepia, sil. 
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  Warts—anae, ♦ant e,  caust.,  dulc,  nat. c, nat. m.,  nit. a.,
psor.,  rhus,  ruta.
Weakness—♦act. s., ambr.,  anae,   ♦belb,  bism., brom.,  calc c,
carb.  v., dig., fluor. a.,  gels., glon., iod.,  kali bi.,  kali e,  kalm.,
lach.,  lye,  nat. c,  nux v.,  phos.,  plumb.,  ruta,  zinc.
  Weariness—arn., bism.,  carb. v., glon., iod.,  nat s.
  Wens—♦phos. a., plumb., sil.
  Whitlow—see "Panaritium." 
      CHAPTER   XXXIV.   LOWER  LIMBS.

                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Legs  emaciated—marasmus.   Stitching   and
tearing itching in old foot  sores.  Drawing in ankle-joint.  Dead,
cold feet.
  ♦Absinthium.  ♦Horses kick with hind legs towards the belly—
ascarides.
  Acetic acid.    GEdematous swelling, with  diarrhoea.  Weak and
weary.   Lessened sensibility.
  ♦Aconitum.  ♦Legs almost  powerless; after  sitting,  numbness.
Coldness of the feet, particularly the toes.    -Drawing  and tearing
in the hip-joint on moving.  Shooting, tearing pains in legs, knees,
ankles,toes.  Cramps in the calves.   Legs and feet  feel numb, tin-
gling  commencing in the   feet and  spreading  upward. Sensation
as if drops of cold water trickled  down the  front of  the thighs.
Numbness in the gouty limbs.    Hot; prickling in the toes;   toes
become numb and tingle while walking.
  /Ethusa.   Boring and shooting in the lower limbs, with great
weariness.   Lancinating and drawing from left hip into the thigh.
Laming ache in middle of right  thigh, while  sitting;   better when
moving.   Lancinating from  right heel into the  sole.   Crawling in
the feet.
  ♦Agaricus. ♦Twitching of the  gluteal  muscles.   Heaviness  of
the legs; languor.   Pains in legs, especially in region  of right hip-
joint, as from fatigue.   Drawing,  pressive  pains in   legs, espec-
ially in the ankles.   Toes itch and burn; are red and  swollen, as
if frost-bitten.   Cramp in  soles at night.
  Agnus cast.   Heaviness of right  foot, as from a weight.   Lan-
cinating  pain in the right   hip joint, worse during motion, some-
what  better at rest.  Legs much fatigued and  swollen  toward even-
ing.   Cold knees.  Ankles  swollen after a  sprain.   Tearing, rend-
ing in feet and toes,  worse on walking.  Feet  easily turn  outward
when walking on a stone pavement.
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  ^Alumina.  ♦Great  heaviness  of  the  lower limbs;  can scarcely
drag them;when walking in the evening,staggers and has to sit down.
Great  weariness  of   the  legs  while sitting.   -Prickling, numb-
ness of nates when sitting. Itching and redness  of the toes.  Numb-
ness of the heel when stepping.
  Ambra.   cTearing pain, first in  left,  then in  right  hip-joint.
Heaviness in  legs.  Numb,  prickling sensation in both legs;  has
no firm step.   Cramp in  the legs  and in  the calves,  every night.
Cold feet.  Gouty pain in ball of great  toes.
  Ammonium carb.  -Restlessness in the  legs.  Great weakness and
languor of the lower limbs.  Soreness between the limbs  of children.
Limbs  frequently  prickle  or  tingle  when sitting or  standing.
Cramp in the legs. Cold feet,  particularly when going to bed.  Ball
of great toe painful.   Trembling of feet.   The  great toe  becomes
red,  swollen and painful,  particularly in  bed,evenings.
  ♦Ammonium mur.  ♦Tearing  pain   in  the  front part  of thighs
when sitting.   -Languor  and  weakness in  lower limbs.   Pain  in
left hip,  as if tendons were too short; must   limp when  walking;
when sitting,  gnawing pain in  the   bone.   Stitches  in knee-joint
in the evening when sitting.   Feet  feel  numb.   Cold feet, evening
in bed.   Stitches in  toes,coming slowly and going slowly.
  ♦Anacardium.   ♦Cramp in the calves   when  walking, or  rising
from a seat; better  lying  down.   GDull  pressure like a plug in the
left gluteal muscles.  Knees feel paralyzed, with stiffness  and great
lassitude;  is scarcely  able to walk.   Painful  drawing in the  tibia.
Cramp-like  pressure  in   the  calves  externally.  Burning  in the
soles of feet while sitting.  Coldness of the feet  in the morning.
  ♦Antimonium crud.  ♦Large  horny places on  the soles, close to
the toes.  Great sensitiveness of soles when walking.   Legs become
numb when sitting quietly.   Painful drawing in  hip-joints.  Draw-
ing pain in knees, in  lower part of  tibia,  in  left  heel,  and tearing
through right great toe—gout.  Corns on soles and  toes.
  Antimonium tart.    Numbness and coldness in legs.   Rheumatic
pains about the hips,  thighs and calves.  Feet become numb imme-
diately after sitting down.  Weariness in  feet.   Cold feet.
  ♦Apis.   ♦Sensation in the toes and whole foot, as if too large;
swollen and stiff.   Legs and feet waxy,  pale, swollen;  oedematous.
cSore pain  about  left  hip-joint;  later,  weakness,  unsteadiness,
trembling  in the joint.   Violent pain  in left  knee,  more  outside
and  to the front.  Burning  in  toes,  with redness; feet cold. 
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  Apocynum.    Hard aching in both knees.   GZdema of   feet and
ankles.
  Argentum  met.  "Stitches in hip when walking.   Knee  pains as
if bruised when sitting.   Calves feel as if too short on going down
stairs.  When stepping,  feet feel sore  as if ulcerated.  Feet oedema-
tous,  swollen.   Tearing in feet,  at times the soles,  dorsa,  heels or
toes,  in tarsal or metatarsal bones.
  Argentum  nit.   Debility  and weakness the whole afternoon; with
sick feeling and  dread of work.   Limbs, especially his knees, start
up  at night,  awakening  him. Calves weary  as after a  long  journey.
Pains in calves torment  him all night.   CEdema of the feet.
  ♦Arnica.   ♦Hygroma  patellae.    Drawing, pressive pains in left
hip joint, thigh  being extended, when sitting.    Formication,  lame
feeling; must often change position, bed  or chair  seems   so hard;
after exertion, long marches, etc. Pain in  the  thighs  from  walking
as from a blow.   Knee-joints  suddenly bend  when  standing;  feet
numb, insensible.  Want of power in ankles,and feeling of  a  heavy
weight in each instep.   Hot, erysipelatous inflammation and pain-
fulness of foot. Feet feel tired or inflamed  after a walk.   Arthritic
pains in  foot, worse toward  evening; fears passers  may strike   it;
big toe-joint red, feels sprained.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Uneasiness in  lower  limbs;   cannot lie  still at
night, has to  change position  of feet constantly, or walk  about
to get relief.   Pain as if beaten in  knee-joint.   Itching tetters in
the bends of the knees.   Weakness or  weariness of the feet; numb-
ness.   Ulcers on soles of feet and toes.  Sore  pain in ball  of toes,
while walking, as if chafed.   -Pain back  of the great  trochanter,
extending down the thigh posteriorly, then  toward  the knee, ante-
riorly, embracing the patella,down the tibia to  the ankle:  pain  re-
lieved somewhat by flexion  of  the  knee.   Swelling  and  pain of
knees.  Coldness,  especially of knees and   feet.  Cramp in calves.
Swelling ot feet;  oedematous.   Sensation  as   if the  lower  limbs
would break  down  on going up-stairs.   Gressus gallinaceus.
  Arum tri.    Cramp  in the right leg on  waking in   the morning.
Stinging,prickling  or bruised pain in the soles of the feet.
  Asafoetida.    Psoitis,  if suppuration seems impending. Caries of
the tibia.   Swelling around  the ankle,  cannot use the foot.  Swell-
ing and caries of the bones  of the foot.  Pain as if a splinter of bone
were sticking in  the right fibula,  just above  the outer malleolus— 
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after a sprain.   Sticking sensation on the ball of the great toe when
putting the foot  to the ground.
  Asarum.  °Dull pressure  in the right hip.  Drawing,  tensive pain
in head of left femur.   Severe  pain in hip-joint and in the middle
of thigh when  stepping;  the foot feels  as if  paralyzed, he  cannot
step properly  upon it.   Severe, rheumatic, tearing stitches in  the
knees during motion and rest. Drawing in the ham-strings,evenings,
when lying in  bed.   Bruised  feeling  in  the  left   tibia.   Stitches
in sole  of foot.
  Aurum met.    All the blood seemed to rush  from her head into
the lower limbs; they felt paralyzed;  she had to sit down.  Totter-
ing of the knees; stiffness,  paralytic feeling; they  pain as  if firmly
bandaged when sitting.   Swelling of  legs and feet when  getting
up  in the morning; better  after walking.  Toes  red.   Itching on
soles.
  Baptisia. -bower limbs weak, vacillating when  walking.  Sore-
ness in anterior  portion  of thighs,  worse  after  sitting  a while.
Drawing in the hips and calves.  Cramp  in  calves  whenever  he
moves them.   Left foot  numb, prickling.
  Baryta carb.   ^Has to drag  the legs   when going  up-stairs, on
account of a lameness in middle of the thighs.  Severe  itching on
the thighs.   Tremor of the feet while  standing, must  hold on to
something to steady  himself. Soles of feet bruised, at night, keep-
ing one awake: better after rising and walking. Aching, lymphatic
swelling on the ball of the  great toe.  Fetid foot-sweat   The hard
skin on the sole is painful when walking.
  ♦Belladonna.  ^Cutting stitches in  the  outer  muscles of  right
thigh, just above the  knee,  only when sitting.  Pain  in thighs and
legs,  as if beaten and as if  carious;  fine shooting  and  gnawing
along the bones, with violent  tearing  in  the  joints; pain gradually
rises  from the  tarsal joints to the hips, necessitating, while sitting,
constant motion and shifting  of the  feet; milder  when walking.
Tearing pressure in the middle of  inside of  leg,   uninfluenced by
motion or contact.    Cramp pain in the gluteal muscles, with ten-
sion on bending the body forward.   Tremulous heaviness  of legs.
Pain in the metatarsal bones,  as if dislocated.  Pain  as if  bruised
in the heel when treading thereon. Phlegmasia alba dolens; cannot
bear to be touched.
  Benzoic acid.   °Pain  in left  hip, knee and toes; thence  in mus- 
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 cles of calf and then in the  knee;  after it has  left  these parts it ap-
 pears in the right  thigh and ankle.   Pain in  the  right knee,  then
 the left.  Crackling or sense of dryness in knee-joints.  Tearing and
 stitches,especially  in the metatarsal joints of the right great toe.Pain
 in right, later in left tendo  achillis.  During the night,  gout com-
 mences in  the right great toe.  Gout going from left to right.  Cold
 feet; cold sweat.
   Berberis.    Pain in  thighs, worse from change of weather, mostly
 before heavy wind.   Varices from  groins down  the thighs.  Tension
 in bend of  knee, as if the tendons were too  short.   Cramp in the
 calf of leg    Tearing pain in tibia.   Heels   pain  as  if  ulcerated,
 when standing.   Tearing in the balls of feet, painful to step there-
 on.   Stitches in ball of great toe;  in joints   of the  toes.   Wasting
 of lower  limbs.   Twitching,  as from  something alive.
   Bismuthum.   Tearing pain below the external malleolus of right
 foot, terminating at the tendo achillis. Tearing in  the  toes;  in the
 heels, more the left.
   Borax.    Erysipelatous  inflammation  and  swelling of the left
 leg  and foot after  violent  dancing, with tearing, tension  and burn-
 ing  in it; increased burning  pain  when  touched;  on  pressure the
 redness disappears  for a moment.   Pain in the heel as  if sore from
 walking.  Stitches  in sole.   Burning heat and  redness in  the  toes
 during slight cold,  as if frost-bitten.
   Bovista.   JLimbs become numb, and tingle;  cannot stand on
 them. Stitching pains in the knee.  CEdematous swelling of (right)
 foot, even years after  a sprain.   Muscles  of  the  caives   feel too
 short, cramp in the morning. Violent stitching  in  outer malleolus
 of Tight foot, with painfulness of the inner.
   ♦Bryonia.  ♦Tensive, painful stiffness of the knee. Hot  swelling
 of the feet;  of instep, with bruised pain on stretching out  the feet.
 °Legs so  weak  they  will  scarcely  hold him.   Great  painfulness
 of right thigh;  surface of  thigh  to  knee.   Knees totter  and  knock
 together when walking.   Pain in right knee,  so that  in evening he
 could scarcely waik, and was obliged to keep  the  leg  very quiet;
 inner side of knee very  painful to touch.   Feet  are tense and swol-
 len in the evening.  Pain in  feet as if sprained.   Stabbing  pain in
 hips.  Pinching tearing in right calf.  Bruised pain on outer side
 of left calf,  on moving  and turning the foot,  as  also from touch;
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 ling sensation is felt in  the soles of  the feet, which interferes with
 walking.
   Cactus grand.   -Restlessness  of legs;  cannot  keep them  still.
 GMema of legs,  shining skin; dents remain a  long time.
   Caladium.    Furuncle on buttock, pained severely when sitting.
 Left knee: throbbing pain when lying, evenings; cracks when  step-
 ping, and impedes walking.   Sticking  and stitching in  corns on
 fifth toe of left foot.
   ♦Calcarea  carb.   ♦Feet feel   cold  and damp;  sweating of feet,
 and limbs to knees.-Painful weariness of  the lower limbs,especially
 of the thighs and feet.   Itching  of the thighs.   Sciatic pains, caused
 by working  in water. Swelling  of the knees.   Whitish swelling of
 the leg and foot, with sensation of coldness.   Large, red and pain-
 ful  spots on  legs, like  erysipelas bullosum.   Numbness  or prick-
 ling of legs  in   the  evening  when sitting.  Cramp  in the calves
 at night,  about  3 a. m. ; also in hollow of the knee when stretch-
 ing out the  leg; in  the  sole (left); in the toes.   Burning in the
 soles.  Bunions.   Feet  feel  cold and  damp.   Foot-sweat  makes
 the feet sore.
   Calcarea fluor.   (Hip-joint disease,when the bone is implicated.
 -  Schussler.)
   Calcarea phos.    Nates feel numb;  stinging   in small spots;  itch-
 ing; burning; sore spots;  oozing scurfs.   Lower  limbs  prickle,
 tingle,feel  restless;  anxious;  has to move  them. Pain in the bones,
 particularly in the tibia.    Ulcers on  the  malleolus  dexter; edges
 callous;  ichor putrid.  Fistulous ulcer on ankle.  Legs tired, weak,
 restless,  crawling,  tingling.   (Chronic  housemaid's knee,   with
 anaemia. Hip-joint disease,when there is ulceration of bone.  Bow-
 legged children.— Schussler.)
   Calcarea sulf.    (Ulcers of lower limbs,  if  thick,  yellow matter
 forms.-  Schussler.)
   Camphora.    Crackling,  creaking in  the  hip,  knee and  ankle-
joints.   Knees give way, tremble.  Cramp  in the calves.  Drawing,
bruised pain in  the right thigh,  and   on  inner side  near,  and be-
low, the  patella.  Drawing,  crampy pain on the dorsum  of the  feet,
especially on moving them.
   ♦Cannabis  ind.   ♦Entire paralysis  of the lower  limbs;  agreeable
thrilling from the knees down, with a sensation as if a bird's claws
were clasping the knees.   °On attempting  to walk he experienced 
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intensely violent pains, as if he trod on  a number of spikes, which
penetrated the soles and ran upwards through the limbs to the hip;
worse in right limb, and  accompanied   by  drawing pains  in the
calves.  Shooting pains in  the joints of the toes  of the left  foot,
worse in great toe.
  Cantharis. ^Tearing from the right,  later left hip-bone, down to
the knees.   Violent pains in the knees.  Knees totter when ascend-
ing steps.   Numbness of lower limbs,  first  of one leg,  then of the
other.   Pain in  the soles, as from  an ulcer; could not step.
  ♦Capsicum.   ♦Caries of right hip; left leg atrophied and painful.
°Shooting,  tearing from the  hip to  the knee  and  foot, especially
when coughing.  Pains of various  kinds  extend from  above down-
ward.   Tensive  pain in knee.  Cold sweat  on upper  part  of  legs.
Feet cold.
  Carbo ani.    Stitches in   left hip  when sitting.   Sweat at night,
only on thighs.   Painful  tension in  the  calves,when walking.  Foot
turns outward when walking,  as from a  weak ankle.   Painful con-
traction of tendo-achillis.   Pain in  heels.   Frost-bites; inflamed,
burning.   Corns,  painful to touch.
  Carbo veg.    Heaviness  in the  lower  limbs.  Hip disease,  third
stage;  black, ichorous,  offensive discharge;  great weakness.   Ulcer
on leg burns at  night;  discharge  offensive; skin  around mottled,
purple.  Left lower leg feels paralyzed.  Toes red,  swollen, sting-
ing,  as if  frosted.  Cramp in soles, evening after lying elown.  Tip
of toes ulcerated.
  Caulophyllum.   Rheumatism, especially  of  the  smaller  joints.
Constant flying  pains in the  arms and  legs, remain  only a few
minutes in  one  place.   Severe, drawing  pains in the  joints of the
arms and  legs.
  Causticum.   cSoreness between  the  thighs, high  up.   Aching in
the hip-joint,  as if dislocated.   Cramp   in  the calf, mornings  in
bed.   Unsteady walking and easy  falling, of little children.  Cramp
in feet. Ball of  great toe: crawling,  burning; severe pressive  pain;
burning stitches.   Phagedenic blisters  and  ulcers  on  the  heel.
Crawling  in both soles as from  something  alive.    Itching on the
dorsum of feet.
  Cepa.    -Weakness of the hips.  Nettle-rash on the thighs.  Pain
above  the knees.   Lameness in the  knees.   Sore and raw spots on
the feet, from friction.   Pain in great toes. 
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   Chamomilla.    Violent drawing,  tearing pains, from the left is-
chium to the  os calcis and sole of the foot,with  cramp-like tension
of the muscles.   Tearing pains  from the abdomen down  the legs.
Cramp in the calves.   Redness  and swelling around the malleoli.
Heaviness and lassitude  of the legs.  Burning of the soles at night;
puts the feet  out of bed.
   Chelidonium.  -Rheumatism,  worse in the lower limbs, especially
in the right tarso-tibial articulation; worse from  walking.  Stiffness
of  ankles.    Limbs  feel heavy,  stiff  and  lame; feel  paralyzed;
cold.   Rheumatism,  the  least touch anywhere is exceedingly pain-
ful, sweat without relief.
   Chininum sulf.   cSciatic neuralgia on right side.
   Cicuta.  cPainful  feeling of stiffness in the muscles of the lower
limbs.   His legs refused to carry him  and  he  staggered.   When
walking she does not step properly  on   the soles of the feet; they
tilt inward.  Gressus vaccinus.
   ♦Cinchona. ♦Sensation  as if garters were too tight and leg would
become  stiff and go to sleep.  Legs feel as after great fatigue from
a long journey.   -Hip disease,with profuse  suppuration.   Pain in
the right knee, up  to thigh, or  down  the  leg;  pains worse  from
contact than from motion.   Uneasiness in  legs;  must move  them
or draw them up.  Hot swelling of right knee; painful  to slight
touch.   Knees weak,  especially  when  walking.   Rheumatic  pains
in metatarsal  bones,  and phalanges,  worse from motion and contact.
Swelling of the feet; hot, arthritic.
   Cistus can.   Hard  swelling  around mcrcurio-syphilitic  ulcers
on legs. Piercing pain in the right  great toe; evening.  Cold feet.
Swelling of the leg;  ulcer thereon;  skin copper-colored.
   Clematis.    Scaly  herpes on the  thighs.   Burrowing, boring or
pressive pains on the tibiae.   Rheumatic  pains   in   lower  limbs.
Violent  itching of the  toes evenings after  lying  down; sweat  be-
tween  the toes.
  ♦Cocculus.   ♦Knees give way;  totters while walking.   Soles of
feet  numb  while  walking.    Pain  as  if  beaten  in the  thighs.
Inflammatory swelling of  knee,  with  transitory, stinging  pains.
Crackling in  the knees when  moving.   Paralytic  feeling  in  lower
limbs.    Lower limbs  nearly paralyzed.   Hot,  itching swelling of
the feet; cold feet.   CEdema of  the feet, with paraiysis  of  lower
limbs,  after a cold. 
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   Coffea.   Sciatic or  crural neuralgia, in attacks;  rending, shoot-
ing, increased by walking; relieved  by  pressure, worse afternoon
and  night; restless and sleepless at night.
   Colchicum.  ^Flying pains in the hips.   Knees  strike together;
can  hardly walk.   CEdematous swelling  and coldness of legs  and
feet.   Tingling in  toes, as after being frosted.
   Colocynthis.   cCrampy  pain in  the affected  hip,  as  though the
parts were screwed in a vise;  lies  upon the affected  side, with knee
drawn up.   Drawing,  twitching, with dull throbbing in  region of
left hip and in right loin.   Shooting pain like  lightning down the
whole limb.  Pain in right  thigh only when walking, as  if the psoas
magnus were  too short.  Drawing pain in right thigh down to knee.
Left foot becomes  numb, prickles.
   Conium.    Sensation of  weakness  in the right thigh,  even  to
trembling,  when walking.  Pain in  the knee as from  fatigue.  Crack-
ling of the knee  joint.  He takes cold on  slight exposure of the
feet   Red spots on the calves of legs, turning yellow or green, as
if  from contusion,  preventing  movement
   Crocus sat.    Violent crackling of  the  hip or knee-joint, when
stooping.  Knees give way.  Chilblains  on  toes.   Burning   and
tingling  of the feet.  Aching, of the soles from standing.
   Cuprum  met.   Paralysis of lower  limbs,  from  psoas abscess.
Twitching  in  lower limbs,  drawing them backwards.  Great weak-
nes of the  legs, the knees  give  way.   Spasm  and  cramps in  the
calves. Burning in the soles. Suppressed  foot sweat.  Icy coldness
of the feet.
   Cyclamen.   Rheumatic drawing  in left gluteus maximus near the
spine, while sitting;  ceases when  standing.   Cramp-like  pain in
right thigh above the  popliteal space.   Drawing pain in flexors of
leg,  seeming to start from hollow of knee and draw  to tip of  toes.
Itching on right  calf, with swelling of blood-vessels.   Pain in the
bottom of foot, as  if sprained; more  at the heel.   Burning, sore
pain in the heels, when walking in open air;  also  when  standing
or sitting.  After walking,  toes feel dead.
  Drosera.     Pressing pain in posterior  muscles of  thigh, worse
from pressure and stooping; could not lie upon  it at night; passes off
after rising.   Laming  pain in right hip-joint and thigh, with  pain
in the ankle as if sprained; when  walking, must   limp.  Tearing
pain in right  ankle, as  if sprained, only when  walking.   Stiffness
of the ankles.   Feet feel  chilly,  covered with  cold sweat. 
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    Dulcamara.   °Herpetic  eruption on  knee.  Exostosis on  upper
 part  of  right  tibia, with  bluish  red spots;  suppurating lumps.
 Swelling of the calf of  leg; scrofula.  Gout  in the great  toe, first
 left, then right.   Tingling in  the  feet.   Erysipelas  of feet; skin
 peels off; itching.
   Eupatorium  perf. -Severe pains  like cramps  waken out of  sleep;
 followed by cold sweat.   Flagging  of  muscles of left  thigh,   as  if
 falling off the  bone. Sharp,burning pain infect; could not keep her
 shoes on.  Gouty swelling of  left great toe; ankles feel dropsical.
 Lameness  in right hip and lower extremity, when walking.  Throb-
 bing  in  right  foot.  Stinging as from  pins in  feet;  beginning of
 chill.  Heat in   soles of feet  in the morning.   Pain  in heel, as if
 stabbed.
   Ferrum met.    Violent pain in the hip-joint, worse evening until
 12 p.  m. ; must get  out  of bed and walk about;  can hardly put the
 foot to  the ground,  but pain  lessens while  walking.  Varicose
 veins inside of right thigh,  then  left.   Numbness of thighs.  Neu-
 ralgia, throbbing at night;  worse at rest;  better moving.  Legs feel
 weak.   Calves weak,  as if bruised.   Cramps in  calves, worse  at
 rest, especially at  night.  Toes  contracted.  Cramps  in  soles of
 feet.  Heels pain.   Feet cold,  numb,  stiff.   Soles of  feet feel hot.
   Ferric phos.   -(Disease  of hip-joint, from inflammation  of soft
 parts; throbbing  and heat. —Schussler.)
   Fluoric acid.    Acute stitches  in  right hip-bone.   Lameness in
 left hip.   Pain in right knee-joint.  Left leg becomes numb easily.
 Oedematous swelling up to the abdomen.   Top  of foot oedematous.
 Burning stitches  in the  soles.   Soreness between the  toes.   Sore-
 ness of all the corns.
   ♦Gelsemiuin.   ♦Fatigue of the lower limbs after slight exercise.
  Deep-seated muscular pains in the legs,relieved by motion.  Shoot-
 ing  pains in  paroxysms.  Heaviness,  weight,  loss  of  voluntary
 motion;  muscles  will not obey the will; calves feel bruiseel; pain at
 night.   Feeling when walking of  a partial luxation of  the patella.
 Coldness  of the extremities, especially of  the  feet,  as if  in   cold
 water, with anguish and pain in the  legs.  Drawing, contracting,
 crampy pains in the legs, from  thighs  into toes; worse on  motion
 or walking.
  Glonoinum.  °Knees give way,thighs weak during headache; left
thigh numb.  Limbs relaxed, motionless,   in  sunstroke.  Rheuma- 
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 tism of left knee, deep twinging,  prickling;  worse  from  motion;
 better from straightening limb.  Coulel  not  rise, on  account   of
 weakness in limbs; headache worse when covered.  Cold feet, with
 nausea,  palpitation.
   ♦Graphites.   ♦Excoriation  between the legs;  between  the toes.
 Smarting  soreness between the nates.   °Tetters  in the  hollow  of
 the  knees.   Numbness and stiffness of the thighs.   Restlessness  in
 the  legs.   Heaviness  of the  legs.   Great  oedema  of  the limbs,
 chiefly the  lower, which are  very  large,  with  profuse, constant,
 watery exudation from  the skin below  the  knees;  epidermis exfoli-
 ated.  Ulcers on lower limbs,  with acrid pus; dryness of skin and
 constipation.  Callous  ulcers of  the  feet.  Gouty  tearing  in  the
 toes.  Ulcers,  or spreading blisters on the toes.   Thick  and crip-
 pled toe-nails.
   Guaiacum.   Gouty  inflammation  and  abscess  at  the  knee,
 after a fall, with violent pain and loss  of sleep.   Tearing,  drawing
 lancinations in  leg, from right tarsus to knee.  Exhaustion in the
 lower limbs.  Spongoid state of tibia.   Right leg swollen and con-
 tracted, stiff, immovable, drawn  close up  to the thigh.
   Hamamelis.   °Sore  pain  in right femur; muscles  of thighs sore,
 as if bruised.   Soreness in  femoral vessels   to  middle  of thigh.
 Weakness of the knees,afternoon.  Forcible feeling  in the  varices;
 veins sensitive; dilated.
   Helleborus.   ^Prickling  in the  left hip.   Hip and  knee-joints
 stiff.   Boring,  stinging in knee and joints of feet.   Legs  drawn up
 with every attempt to change her position -hydrocephalus.  Legs
 oedematous.  Humid,  painless vesicles between toes.
   Helonias.    Severe pains in  the  right hip-joint, worse during
 motion.   Numbness in feet,  going  off   by motion, only  felt when
 sitting still.
   Hepar sulph.    JLeft hip pains as  if  sprained,  when walking in
 the open air.   Buttock and posterior thighs painful, when sitting.
 Bruised pains in muscles of  anterior  thighs.  Swelling of the  knee.
 Cramps in the calves,  soles and toes.   Swelling of the feet around
 the ankles,  with  difficult breathing.  Prickling in both heels.   Tin
gling in the toes.  Burning, stinging pains in toes.   Cracked skin
of feet.  Coldness of feet.
  Hydrastis.    Pain in the right hip to knee,  while walking; can-
not stand or bear  one's weight.  Outer part  of left  knee  aches 
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 while sitting, worse  when walking.   Legs  feel weak, knees  weak,
 aching.  Aching in sole of left foot;  no relief from change of posi-
 tion.   Atonic ulcers  on the  legs.
   Hyoscyamus.  -Cramps in anterior  part of thigh.   Swelling  of
 the feet.  Toes spasmodically  contracted when  walking  or going
 upstairs.
   Hypericum.    Weakening drawing over  the front of legs;  shoot-
 ing pains as if  in the periosteum.  Left  leg numb,cold,while sitting.
 Articular rheumatism (knees),  with great effusion around the joint;
 with muddy urine,  looking like the settlings of beer.  Severe pains
 in knees, sharp, could hardly touch them.  Sensation as if the  left
 foot were strained  or dislocated; tingling when lying in  bed.   Ex-
 cruciating pain in  bunions (external application).
   Ignatia.   - Lancinating,cutting pains in the hip-joint.   Sciatica,
 intermitting, chronic; better in summer, worse in winter; beating
 as though it would burst the hip-joint,  accompanied by chilliness,
 with thirst;  flushes of heat,  particularly in  the face, without thirst.
 Knees are involuntarily drawn upwards when walking; gressus galli-
 naceus.   Convulsive  jerking of  the limbs.   Crackling of the knees.
 Heat of the knees with coldness   of the nose.  Heaviness  of   the
 feet.  Bruised or stinging sensation in  the  soles of the feet.
   Iodium.  -Hot,bright-red swelling of the knee,with inflammation,
 prickling and burning, aggravated by touch or pressure.   Violent,
 itching nettle-rash,  particularly around  the  knee;  on outer side of
 left  knee especially. Gidematous swelling of the feet. Acrid, corro-
 sive sweat of the feet.  Painful corns.
   Ipecacuanha.   -Sensation  in  the femur, as  if dislocated, on sit-
 ting down.   Cramps  in thighs at night.   Convulsive twitchings of
 legs and  feet.   Itching of the calves.   Ulcer with  black  base,  on
 the foot.
   Iris.    Sciatica, sudden  shooting,  causing lameness; worse from
 moderate, better from  violent motion.
   Kali bichrom.  -Rheumatic pains   in  hip-joints and   knees,  on
 walking  or moving.    Pain  in the   course of  the left sciatic nerve,
 from behind the great trochanter to the  calf.   Pain in the tendons
of the  muscles of the calf,  as if stretched, causing lameness.  Pain
in right  hip, extending to knee.  Ulcers on  the previously inflamed
 feet.   Soreness in heels when walking.
  Kali carb.   cCrampy tearing in hip-joint  and knee; bruised  pain 
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 when moving;  coxalgia.   Nightly rheumatic pains. Burning  and
 stinging in the legs.  Profuse, fetid foot-sweat   Feet  heavy, stiff.
 Swelling and  redness of  the soles; chilblains.  Swelling  of  feet
 to  ankles; feet cold.  Stitches in  the painful and sensitive corns.
   Kali chlor.   ^-(Bunion;  use also locally.  Chilblains on hands  or
 feet or any part;  use also  locally.  Diseases of  hip joint,  second
 stage, when swelling  commences  or  is present.   In-growing  toe-
 nails.  Schussler.)
   Kali iod.   -Gnawing in hip-bones;  darting in  left hip at every
 step, forcing him  to  limp. Tearing in right thigh to knee awakens
 him at night;  worse lying  on affected side or  back  sciatica. Knee
 doughy, spongy,no fluctuation;  skin red in spots and hot;  gnawing,
 boring or tearing;  worse at  night,  must  often  change   position;
 white swelling.  Pain as if bruised in  the left  instep.   Ulcerative
 pain in heels  and  toes.
   Kali nit.   °Rheumatic pains.   Legs  feel weak,   paralytic, after
 a short walk.  Numbness,  tingling of feet.  Toes contracted.
   Kalmia lat ^Tearing pain from hip down the legs to feet. Stitches
 externally on  knees;  in the feet—soles and  toes.   Sensation  of
 weakness in calves of legs.   The  feet feel sprained.
   Kreosotum.    Pain in the left  hip-joint, as if it   were luxated,
 with sensation as if the  leg were too long when standing.  Tingling
 and trembling  sensation in lower  limbs.  Pain as from an ulcer in
 the whole leg.   Boring  pain  in the  hip-joints  alternating with
 numbness and  loss of sensation in the whole thigh.   Sensation  as
 if the knee-joint would suddenly  give way.  Alternate  swelling  of
 the knee joints  and wrists,  with sensation of numbness  and rigidity
 of the limbs.   Qulematous,white swelling of both feet.  Ulcerative
 pain in soles;  burning, itching in soles. Cold swelling  of the feet.
  Lachesis.   -Contraction    of   the, psoas  muscle  after abscess.
 Sciatica, left   side; pain  as  from a hot  iron;  worse  after  sleep.
 Uneasiness  in  the  lower limbs.   Contraction of   the  ham-strings,
after popliteal  abscess.  Stinging, tearing in the knees, with swell-
 ing.   Aching pain  in  the shin  bones.   Flat ulcers  on legs, with
thin,  offensive  discharge, and bluish  areola.   Caries of  the tibia.
 Lacerating, jefking, rheumatic pains  in  the  legs, as  soon as he
falls asleep.  Swelling of  the  feet;  worse  after walking--during
pregnancv.   Tingling of the  toes.  Rhagades  of the  toes.   Gan-
grenous ulcers  on the legs and toes. 
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  Lachnantes.  cSmall  pimples around left  gluteus,   discharging
a watery fluid when abraded.   Tearing in left knee, when walking.
Tearing in  right tibia, and  from knees to ankles.  Cramps in calves
of legs when  lying in bed.  Tearing in  right great  toe,  awaking
him from sleep.   Cramj^s in feet eluring   the night.  Burning  in
the feet.
  ♦Laurocerasus.♦Cold,clammy  feet,and limbs,to the knees — chorea.
 Pain in the  left  hip-joint as  if sprained.   The feet become numb
when crossing the legs or sitting.   Ulcerative pain  in  lower  part
of the iieels.  Stiffness of the feet, after rising  from a seat.
  ♦Ledum.   ♦Pain in the  ankles  as from a sprain or  false step,
worse on motion.  Ball of great toe swollen, soft, and  painful on
stepping.   -Pressure  in the right hip-joint,  worse  from  motion.
Rheumatic  pains, going from below  upward; joints  pale, swollen,
tense, hot,  with stinging, drawing pains;   worse   from  warmth of
bed and weight of bed covering,  from motion,  and in the evening
before  12 p.m. Gout,   worse  in the feet;  gouty  nodosities on  the
joints:  fine tearing  in the toes.  Swelling of the feet   up to   the
knees.  Pain in  soles of the feet,as  if bruised, when  walking. Intense
itching of the top of  feet  and of the ankles, worse  after scratch
ing; much worse from warmth of bed.
  Lilium tig.   °Pain in right hip,extending  down the thigh.  Bor-
ing, soreness, stitches, or drawing pain  in right hip-joint.  Grasp-
ing pains or heavy, aching pains  in  knees.  Dull, heavy pains from
knees to toes, moving suddenly from place to place.  Burning be-
ginning in soles and palms, thence over  body;  worse  in bed;  con-
stant desire to find a cool  place.   Legs   ache; cannot  keep them
still.
  Lithium  carb.  -Itching,  burning pain  in a small spot  on right
hip, then on thigh,  and fifth  toe; all on  external aspect  of limb;
also,  internally  on left thigh and knee.  Occasional rheumatic pains.
Knees  weak, with   pain;   worse going  up-stairs.  Feet,  ankles,
metatarsus,  toes,  especially  at  border of foot and sole,  as if gouty.
Ankle joints painful when walking.
  Lobelia    °Inflammatory  rheumatism in  the right knee, swelling
and extreme pain. Painful stiffness  in knees,as after a  long march.
  ♦Lycopodium.  *Cold, sweaty feet.  "Rheumatic  tension in left
hip.  Coxalgia,  with violent jerking of the  limbs; knee  swollen and
stiff;  swollen, with sweating;  white swelling.   Pain  as  from  con- 
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traction  in the calves when  walking; cramp in the  toes. Oozing of
water  from sore  places in oedematous legs; ascites.   Old ulcers on
legs, with  nightly tearing,   burning  and  itching.   Varicose  veins
on the legs.  CEdema of the  feet  Swelling of  the soles;  they pain
when walking. Profuse, fetid foot-sweat,  with burning of the  soles.
One foot hot, the other cold, or cold,sweaty feet.   Stitches  in the
great toe of the right foot, evening.
  Magnesia  carb.    Restlessness  in the legs.   Drawing pains in
the legs  and feet.  Itching of the   buttocks,  with  red   spots after
scratching.   Painful swelling in  the  bend of  the  knee.   Knees
painful when walking,  the feet,  when lying in bed.   Cramp in the
calves  at night.  Burning spot on the tibia.
  Magnesia mur.   -Sensation of  great   fatigue  in the legs,  even
while  sitting.  Heaviness   in  the legs.  Twitching, tearing in the
hips.   Restlessness and tense feeling in thighs, must  move legs for
relief.   Pressing  pain in the knees.  Cramps in the  calves at night.
Burning in the soles,  evenings.   Feet sweat.
  Magnesium phos. °(Cramps of legs,or  indeed  any part of body;
if there  is decided numbness,give  also calc. phos.—Schussler. )
  Manganum.  Tension, drawing  stitches in  the thigh.  Twitching
of the  muscles of the legs, from  the least  exertion.  Trembling and
unsteadiness of the  knees.   Tearing   in  the  knees.  Tension and
stiffness  of the legs.   Inflammation and swelling of the ankle,  with
stitches  ascending to the lower leg.   Burning in  the soles of the
feet.   Rawness  between  the toes.    Excruciating  pains   in  left
great toe,worse at night and from  touch;  must change his position.
Rheumatism in feet; cannot bear  weight  on heel.
  Marum verum.   ♦In-growing toe nails  with ulceration,especially
right great toe; better moving.
  Mephites.  °Rush of  blood to the  legs at  night.  Rheumatic pains
from  hips  to feet; arthritic in  the heel.  Legs restless  as  if be-
coming insensible; knees feel  bruised. Spasmodic  pain in left  foot.
Stitches  in the  feet. Pain in  great  toe  as if being pinched off.Corns,
with pain and  burning.
  Mercurius.   cTearing in  hip-joint  and  knee;  worse  at night;
or, with  pulsating  pain, beginning suppuration.   The  child's legs
are  clammy and cold, worse at night.  Ulcers on legs,which  bleed
easily  and  become putrid, spongy and bluish.  Cold sweat on the
feet 
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   Mercurius biniod. -Aching  pain from hips to ankles, as though
she had walked many miles, felt more  in the bones.   Weakness of
knee  joints.   Pains from calves up to  the  sacrum.  Insupportable
pain  and aching in legs toward evening,  better  on  moving.   Vio-
lent tearing  in soles;  feet  swollen, sore  to touch,  worse around
ankles;  from working in damp room.
   Mercurius prot.  iod.   Weariness in the legs, tingling.   Dull,
boring  pains in legs, worse  at night.   Heavy,  laming  pains  in
calves,  with  pain in left knee-joint.  Lame  feeling in  the feet.
   Mezereum. ^Pain in the  periosteum  of the long bones,especially
the tibiae; worse at night in  bed, and then the  least touch is  intol-
erable:  worse in  damp  weather-syphilis.   Twitching pain  from
hip-joint to the knee.  The  legs and feet  prickle.   Stitches in the
toes of  the right foot.
   Millefolium.  -Right tendo-achillis pains as after a  blow or sprain.
First left,then right foot becomes numb; disappearing on walking.
Hot feet.
   Muriatic acid.   --Wavering gait, from  weakness of  the  thighs.
CEdematous  swelling of the lower limbs, with shooting pain. Lower
limbs darker colored.   Putrid ulcers  on  lower  extremities, with
burning around them.   Cold feet.  Blue  feet— scarlatina.   Chil-
blains  (the acid in rum applied externally). Swelling, redness and
burning of tips of toes.
   Natrum carb.  -Tearing and  bruised pains in right hip—dysmen-
orrhea.   Heaviness of legs and  feet,  with tension in them  when
sitting  or  walking.   Tension  in bend  of  knee; the  muscles  are
shortened. Cramp of  the calves. Blotches,as in lepra, on the legs.
The lower legs are swollen, inflamed red, and  covered with ulcers.
Cutting  pain and cramp in  feet.   Swelling  of the feet and soles of
the feet,with stinging in them when walking or stepping on them.
Easy  dislocation and spraining of ankle:  the ankle is  so weak that
it  gives  way;  foot bends under when stepping on it.    Black, ulcer-
ated  pustules on the heel.    Ulcer on the heel arising  from spread-
ing blisters.   Smarting and  soreness between  the  toes.  Blisters
on the  ends  of  the toes, as  if  scalded.  Boring, drawing and sting-
ing in the corns.   Cold feet.
   Natrum mur.   °Pain  in  hip  as if sprained,  with   stitches.
Twitching of muscles of thighs.   Pain  as if  the knees and ankles
were  sprained. Tension in  calves.  Restlessness of legs; must  move 
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 them constantly.  Great heaviness of  the legs and feet.  Herpes in
 the benel of the knee.   Legs  feel  as  if paralyzed, especially  the
 ankles. Veins of the feet distended. Feet emaciated. Great toe  red,
 with  tearing and  stinging on walking or standing.   Burning  of the
 feet,  or great coldness.  Suppressed  sweat of the  feet.   Stitching
 pains in  the corns.  (Housemaid's knee,  for enlargement  of  bursae
 —-chief remedy.   Chronic swelling of knee, particularly  scrofula. —
 Schussler.)
  Natrum silf.   Piercing pain in left hip,  belly  and small  of back,
 only  during rest.   Pain in right hip-joint worse from stooping,  ris-
 ing from a seat,or moving in bed.  Left hip-joint pains as after lying
 in a bad  position; difficult to sit down  or get  up;  awakes him at
 night: can bear any one position  only  a  short time.   Stabbing
 in left hip, after a fall.  Ulcers on outer part  of thigh. Legs hot,
 burn  to knees,  evening and next morning.   Piercing  in  soles, in
 heels.  Itching on  or  between the  toes, after undressing.   (Edema
 of feet.
  ♦Nitric acid.  ♦Tearing in  lower  extremities,  especially at night.
 Offensive,  profuse  perspiration  on  feet,  causing  soreness, with
 sticking pains as  if he were  walking  on  pins.   Chilblains on  the
 toes.   Hip as if sprained,  with  limping.   Pain across  both but-
 tocks. Rheumatic pains in legs and feet.  Soreness along  the perios-
 teum  of the tibia.   Pain in patella,impeding walking;  stiffness  and
 stitches in knees.   Violent cramp in calf, at night and when  walk-
 ing after sitting.  Itching of shins,  bleeding  when scratched;  small
 scab forms.
  Nux  mos.   Legs tired,  as after a long journey, must  move legs
 from  place to place.  Right knee pains,  as  if wrenched or sprained,
 on moving and  especially on going up-stairs. Heaviness and  cold-
 ness in legs.  Feeling  in calves, as  of  a blow.   Cramps  in feet,
 internal  burning.   Boring  in great  toe, after lying down—gout.
 Pain now in back, now in sacrum; knees very tired,worse during
rest; lumbago.  Pain in small  of back  and  weakness of   legs  as
from  a  blow.  Small of back  and knees feel weak.
  Nux  vom.  Darting  pain  from toes into  hip,  or  from  trochanter
to flexure of knee; worse at  stool, from motion,  or lifting, and at
night  Numbness and  deadness of the legs. Paralysis of the  lower
limbs; from over-exertion,  getting wet,  sexual  excess,  or  after
apoplexy; limbs  cold,  bluish,  emaciated. Sensation of  paralysis; 
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feeling as of a painful stripe down the inside  of the thigh.   Knee-
joint feels dry,with crackling  when moved.  Arthritic inflammation
of the knee, also with nodosities.   Bright-red swelling of  the leg,
with black,painful spots.  Cramps in calves at night,also in soles;
must stretch the foot.  When walking:  legs tremble; unsteady gait;
drags  the feet.
   Oleander.   °Itch-like eruption between nates.   Weakness of the
lower  limbs, with sensation of numbness in the  soles when walk-
ing.   Knees tremble  when standing.   Feet  constantly cold.
   Opium.   cTwitching and spasmodic movements  of legs.   Weak-
ness,numbness and paralysis of the legs. Heaviness and swelling of
the  feet.   Feels  as if her lower limbs were  severed from her  body
and belonged to  some one else.
   Petroleum.   Legs swollen  from knee  to ankle, purplish, oozing;
or covered with scales or scabs, which are easily detached,  itching
and burning like  fire.  Spreading, sloughing ulceration of the leg.
Herpes on knees  and ankles.    Ulcers on toes, originating  in  blis-
ters.   Hot  swelling of.the  soles, with  burning.    Heel painfully
swollen and reel; chilblains.   Feet swollen,  cold.   Feet tender and
bathed in a foul  moisture.
   Phosphorus.   c Rheumatic  stiffness   of the  knees; pains  from
knees  to feet.   Swelling of the tibia.   Pains in  the soles  of the
feet, as if  bruised.  Nightly tearing in  feet during pregnancy. Feet
swollen in the evening.  Feet icy cold. Twitching of the feet.
   Phosphoric acid.   °Heaviness and paralytic sensation in the hip-
joint;  worse commencing to walk after  sitting; better  after walk-
ing a little.  Burning in posterior muscles of  thigh  when standing,
better when  walking;  in soles at night.  Ulcers on lower leg. Pains
in tibia at night.  Blisters  on  balls of toes; feet swollen and sweaty.
Beating, swelling and burning in  joint of great toe.
   Phytolacca.  cPains shooting from  sacrum  down  outside of  both
hips.   Sharp, cutting pains in hip,drawing; leg drawn  up; cannot
touch  the floor; hip disease on right  side,after mercury; or in syph-
ilitic children.  Rheumatism  of left knee;  ham-strings  feel short-
ened.   Pains from hip down  to  knee;   heavy, dragging, neuralgic
pains; all worse on outer part  of thigh.   Nightly  pains in perios-
teum of tibia.   Chronic rheumatism of left hip.   Ulcers and nodes
on legs.   Feet puffed; soles burn; severe  pains through ankles and
feet, also on dorsa of feet. 
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   Platinum. -Weakness of thighs and knees,as if beaten.Pain as from
 a   severe  blow,  in  left  knee.  Tremulous  restlessness in  legs,
 with numb and torpid feeling when sitting; worse evenings.  Numb
 and tired feeling  in feet, only while sitting.
   ♦Plumbum.   ♦Sharp,  neuralgic pain in  lower limbs, mostly  from
 hips to knees, occurring in  paroxysms.   Violent pains  in  limbs,
 especially  in  muscular parts of thighs;  worse evening  and  night
 ^Drawing,pressive pains in sciatic nerve down to knee,with difficult
 walking and great exhaustion afterward; tubercular diathesis, with
 dry, hacking cough.  Cramps in the calves.  Swelling of the  feet.
 Fetid foot-sweat
   Podophyllum.    -Sharply defined ache in sacro-ischiatic foramen,
 with tenderness on  pressure.   Pain and  weakness in left hip,like
 rheumatism  from cold;  worse going up-stairs.   Cramp  in calves,
 thighs a nd feet, with  painless,  watery stools.   Knee joints snap,
 during motion.   Joints weak,especially knee.   Leg heavy and stiff,
 as after a long walk.   Aching of limb; worse at night.   Feet cold.
 Feet sweat,evening.
   Psorinum.   ^Pain  in  hip-joints, as if  dislocated,  worse when
 walking, with  weak arms.   Pain  in  legs,   especially  in  tibia and
 soles,  as from  over-exertion in walking; legs  restless, better on ris-
 ing.  Sciatic pains;  tension down to knee when walking.  Oozing
 blisters on legs from small pustules,  increasing in size,with tearing
 pains. Dry herpes in bend of knees.   Chronic gonitis.  Ulcers on
 lower legs, with intolerable  itching  over  the  whole   body.   Feet
 prickle.  Heat and itching of the soles.  Eruption on  instep, soon
 becoming thick,  dirty,  scaly; suppurating; painful  and itching at
 times, keeping him awake.
  ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Hip-joint painful as  if dislocated.  Drawing,  ten-
 sive pains  in thighs  and legs, with great restlessness, sleeplessness
and  chilliness.  Painless swelling of the knee.   Knee  swollen, with
tearing, drawing pains.  Varices on  legs.   Burning pain in  heels,
toward evening.    Pain as from  festering  in  muscles  of buttocks,
legs and soles.  Jerking  pain  in hip-joint, extending   to  the knee.
Drawing, heaviness and weariness, in  legs.   Legs hot, swollen,
with tensive, burning pains.   Knees inflamed, swollen,with  shoot-
 ing pains.   Soft,  white,  shining swelling  of knees.  Jerking,  lac-
 erating  through   left  leg  and foot,  which becomes numb  and
(edematous; sensitive  to  touch; better  from  changing  position. 
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Aching in calves,which are swollen.  Feet red,  inflamed, swollen;
also the soles.   Swelling of  top  of  foot.   Chilblains  inflamed,
bluish,  itching.
  Rheum.  -Twitching of muscles on thighs.   Sensation  of  fatigue
in thigh.   Stiffness in bend of knees, with pain on motion.  Bub-
bling sensation  from bend of  knee to heel.
  Rhododendron. °Heavy, weak feeling and  formication  in back
and limbs; worse at rest and in rough weather.  Sensation in joints
as if sprained, with swelling  and  redness; arthritic  nodosities.
Drawing,  tearing  in  periosteum, worse at night;  in wet,  stormy
weather; and  at rest; better from  motion; mostly  in forearms  and
lower legs.  Erratic,  tearing pains in limbs.
  ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Great weakness  and paralytic heaviness  of the  legs
and feet; is scarcely  able to walk.   Great weariness  in  legs while
sitting,  disappearing on  walking.   Aching  pains  in legs; must
change position everv moment. Tension and  pain in hip and knee
joints, when sitting,  when rising from a seat,or after over-exercise.
cCoxalgia; involuntary limping;  pains  felt  mostly in the knee  and
worse  from over-exertion;  pain worse at night.  Spasmodic  twitch-.
ing of the limbs when stepping  out.  Sciatica,  right   side, dull,
aching  pain, worse at night, in cold or damp weather; relieved by
rubbing, heat,and  when warmed by exercise; numbness  and formi-
cation.  Paroxysmal pains in the legs  from  getting  wet,  especially
when warm and sweaty. Cramps in legs and feet; must walk about.
Ulcers  on  legs,  discharging profusely;  on  dropsical  legs, discharg-
ing serum.  Swollen about ankles, after too long sitting;  feet swell
in evening.   Intolerable itching of legs and  feet at night; old rash.
♦Tingling  pain  in shafts of tibiae at night when  feet are covered,with
constant necessity to move  the legs,  preventing  sleep.   Sprained
pain in feet in morning on rising.   Drawing  like paralysis  in feet,
when sitting.
  Rumex.  °Stitching in back of  right  hip;  limping walk.  Legs
ache.  Stitch-like pain in knee-joint, when standing.   Legs  covered
with  small,   red   pimples.    Feet  cold, sensitive.  Stinging  in
corns.
  Ruta.  °Hip  bones feel bruised.  Anterior aspect  of  thighs feel
bruised; painful to  touch.   Shooting  from  back down  outside of
left thigh,  on first moving or  rising; ham-strings feel shortened--
sciatica.  Ham-strings feel shortened  and  weak;  knees give  way 
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 going up or elown stairs.  Ankles pain after  a sprain or dislocation.
 Pain in bones of feet; cannot step heavily thereon.
   Sabadilla.   -Rheumatic pains in  hips;  severe  stitching,   worse
 during rest, better from motion.   Loss of power in legs.   Boring,
 tearing in thighs.   Stitches  in muscles of thighs.   Severe burning
 and inflammation of tibia. Feet swell, are painful  on  walking,  feel
 every pebble.   Heaviness of feet.  Thick,  inflamed;  crippled toe-
 nails.  Horizontal fissures between and under  toes.   Cold feet.
   ♦Sabina. ' ♦Middle of anterior surface of thighs feels bruised and
 painful.   Heaviness  of legs,  with  painfulness of thighs when walk-
 ing    Stinging pains in hip-joints in morning and when breathing.
 Sensation  of coldness in  whole  (right) leg.   Ulcers on tibia with
 lardaceous base.  Swelling, redness and stitches in great toe—gout.
   Sambucus.   wSharp, deep  stitches in tibia. CEdematous swelling
 of feet, extending to legs.  Icy cold feet,  with  warmth  of  body;
 hot face.
   Sanguinaria.    Rheumatic pain in  left hip,  also inside of right
 thigh.  Pain in thigh as if bruised, alternating with  burning  and
 pressure  in bieast.   Pain through hips extending down right limb.
 Wandering pains; worse at night  Knees are stiff.  Sharp pain in
 right ankle and joint of great toe.  Burning of soles of  feet, worse in
 bed.   Cold feet afternoon.
   Sarsaparilla.  Stitches in legs, especially  from   motion.   Weak-
 ness in thighs  and knees.   Red  spots on  calves.   Icy coldness of
 feet before going  to bed.    Burning in tips of  toes, which are sen-
 sitive to pressure.   Rheumatic pains at night,  in  the  feet.
   Secale.   °Hammering, tearing pain in both thighs,  increased by
 motion.   Legs heavy and tired.   Tingling in legs.   Shuffling gait,
 as if  the feet were dragged along.  Rheumatic pains  in joints.  Cramp
 in calves.   Burning in feet.  Swelling  of  feet  with  black  spots.
 Toes drawn up toward dorsum of  foot.  Tingling in toes. Gangrene
 of toes.
   Selenium.  °Cracking in the knee joint on bending it.  Flat ulcers
 on lower legs.   Emaciation of legs.   Itching around the ankle in
the evening; blisters on toes.  Cramps in calves  and  soles.   Legs
 feel weak,with fear  of paralysis; after typhus
  Sepia.   °Coxagra, with  lancinating stitches; must get out  of bed
for relief;  pains worse from rising, but better from  slow walking.
Lower  limbs  tingle  when  walking.   Icy   coldness   of   lower 
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limbs.  Swelling of  limbs and feet, worse when sitting or standing,
better when  walking.   Swelling of knee,  soft, painless.   Crackling
in knee joint.   Sensation as of  a  mouse running, in lower  limbs.
Coldness   in  legs  and   feet,  especially   in   evening  in  bed;
when the feet get warm, the hands get cold.   Burning  or  heat of
the feet at  night.   Feet  swollen,  with   sensation   of  prickling.
Profuse sweat  of  feet,  or  sweat  of  unbearable  odor,  causing
soreness of toes.  Tension in tendo-achillis, also  swelling  of  the
tendon.  Ulcer on heel.
   ♦Silicia.   ♦Tearing, stitching pains in the hips and thighs.  In-
tolerable, carrion-like odor  of the feet, without sweat, every even-
ing.   Offensive foot-sweat, with  rawness  between  the toes.   Icy-
cold legs and   feet.   °Suppuration  and  caries  of  the  hip-joint
Trembling of legs with   extreme  nervousness.   Sensation  of loss
of power  in legs.  Gonocace, pains   stinging,  lancinating; swell-
ing, doughy; fistulous openings, with  hard edges, discharging green-
ish-yellow pus.   Cramps in the  calves;  in  the  soles.  Cold legs
and feet,  after suppressed foot-sweat.   Feet  give way  under her
when walking.   In-growing toe nails; offensive discharge.  Itching
of soles, driving to  despair.   (Hip-joint  disease; to  control  sup-
puration.  Ulcers of lower limbs, when deep-seated, and periosteum
is affected.—Schussler.)
  Spongia.Thighs spasmodically drawn forward or backward.Thighs
numb,  cold,  with fever.   Feeling  of lameness from  right  knee to
hip.   Stiffness  of legs.   Heat in feet;  veins  distended.
  Staphisagria.   °Nates  ache while sitting, pain extends to small
of back, sacrum and hip-joint.  Pulsating in hip-joint as from be-
ginning suppuration.  Legs painfully  weak, especially the   knees.
Stitches in the  knees  and  knee-joint.   Crural neuralgia, stinging,
stitching pains  during movement.   On putting foot to the ground,
prickling  in  balls of feet,as if toes would be  drawn down.
  ♦Stramonium.  ♦Inside of right  thigh  red, swollen.  °Coxalgia;
left side;  also for violent pains  when  abscesses  form.  Spasmodic
rigidity of lower limbs.   Paralysis of  lower  limbs, loss of speech;
staring.   Constant trembling of feet.
  ♦Sulphur.   ♦Stiffness  of the knee and  ankle-joint.   Tension  in
flexure  of knee  as if contracted,  on stepping.  Sticking in the knee
and tibia.  Cramps  in the calves of the legs and soles of  the feet,
principally at night.   Burning in the  soles; wants them uncovered. 
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Corns, with aching and stinging  pains.   °Heaviness  of  the limbs
when walking.  Swelling  of knees, white  or red.   Dropsy  of the
knee-joints.   Soles cold and  sweating.
  Sulphuric acid.   °Knees painfully  weak.   Ankles  weak; cannot
walk.  Feet cold,  swollen.  Distension  of veins of feet. Stitching
in corns.   Red, itching spots  on  tibia.  Blood-red,  very  painful
scar on tibia.
  Tabacum.   cLegs from  knees down icy cold. Cannot walk, with
angina pectoris. Formication of left leg,from knee to toes,  licinor
and disabling weakness of the feet.
  Tellurium.   °Pain in sacrum, passing into right thigh down the
sciatic nerve;  worse when pressing  at stool, coughing, laughing,
also when  lying on affected side— sciatica.
  Theridion.    Itching and nodes, on nates.   Feet swell.
  Thuja occ    Hip-joint  feels relaxed;  when walking, legs feel as
if made of wood.   Hip aches,leg becomes elongated.   Tips of toes
red and swollen.  Fetid sweat  on toes.   Suppressed  foot-sweat.
Nets of veins  as if marbled, on soles  of feet
  Valeriana.    Pain  in hip  and thigh, intolerable  when standing,
as if thigh would  break- sciatica.   Acute, crampy, tearing pain in
posterior muscles, especially those of  calf, better  in  morning and
when rubbing affected  part;  worse toward evening and when quiet.
Drawing in  tarsal joint  when  sitting.   Stinging  pain in  heels
when sitting.
  ♦Veratrum alb.  ♦Difficult  walking;  first right,  then  left hip-joint
feels paralytic.  Shocks in  right  hip.   Electric  jerks in  iimbs;
worse in bed; must sit up and  let legs hang  out of bed; must walk
about; rheumatism. Pains in feet, especially the  knees, as if heavy
stones were tied to the parts;  must move about for relief.   Limbs
stiff in forenoon and while  standing; rheumatism,alternately hot and
cold;  head hot; cold.   Cramps in calves.  Sudden swelling  of the
feet.  Feet icy-cold.
  Veratrum vir.  Pain in  either  great trochanter,when lying on it.
Lancinating pain  in right  rjip.   Right ankle feels as  if dislocated,
can scarcely walk;  later left.
  Viola odor.    CEdematous  swelling of lower limbs, with  stitching
pains.
  ♦Zincum.   ♦Varices on the  legs,  with fidgety feet.   Burning
pains in the tibia.   Itching in  thighs and hollow of knee.  °Formi- 
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cation in calves.  Sensation of stagnation in blood of  legs. Inflam-
mation  of tendo-achillis,  erysipelatous, worse  from touching  heel
to ground and from wine.   Feet are sweaty, and  sore between the
toes; fetid. Paralysis of feet,from  suppressed foot sweat,by getting
wet, worse from  wine.   Chilblains,   worse from  scratching or any
friction.   Coldness of feet at  night.

                            REPERTORY.

   Abscesses—cupr., guaiac,  lach., stram!
   Bow-legs -  calc ph.
   Bunions—calc c., hyper.,  kali chlor.
   Caries—asaf., ♦belb,  ♦caps.,  lach., sil.
   Chilblains—kali c, kali,  chlor., mur.a.,  ♦nit.  a., petrol.,  puis.,
zinc.
   Color—agar.,  alum.,  ant. c,  ♦apis,  arn.,  aur.,   borax,  cact.,
carb. v.,  cham., cist.,  dulc,  iod.,  kali   c, kali i., kreos.,  lach.,
led., lye,  mere,  mur.  a., nit. a.,  nux v.,  petrol.,   puis., sabin.,
♦stram.,  sub, sul. a., thuj.
   Convulsions—ign., ipec.
   Corns—ant. e,  fluor. a.,  iod.,  meph.,   nat, c, nat. m.,  ♦sub,
sul. a.
   Desquamation—dulc, graph.
   Dropsical—eup.  pert, rhus, sul.
   Emaciation — ♦abrot, berb., ♦caps.,  nat. m., nux v., selen.

Eruptions—psor.
   Blisters—caust., graph.,  nat. c, petrol.,  phos.   a.,  psor.,  selen.
   Blotches—nat. c
   Herpes—dulc,  nat.  m., petrol., psor.
   Horny places—♦ant. c
   Pustules--nat. c, psor.
   Rash—iod.,  rhus.
   Rhagades— lach., sabad.
   Scurfs—calc.  ph., petrol.
   Spots—calc  c, calc. ph., dulc,  kali  i., nux v., secale, sul.  a.
   Tetters—♦ars., graph.
   Vesicles—calc.  ph.,  hell.

   Erysipelas—arn., borax,  calc.  c, dulc,  zinc.
   Excoriations—♦graph.
   Exhaustion—guaiac, plumb.
   Fistulae—calc.  ph., sil.
   Gait—mur. a., nux v.,  secale.
   Gangrene — lach., secale.
   Gonitis, inflammation of knee—psor.
   Gonocace,  sore knee—sil.
   Gout—aeon.,  ambr.,  ant. c,  benz. a., dul.c, eup.  perf., graph.,
guaiac,  led., sabin.
   Gressus gallinaceus, hen-like walk—ars., ign. 
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  Gressus vaccinus,  cow-like walk—cic.
  Inflammation—ars.,   asaf.,  borax,   cocc,  ferr. phos.,  guaiac,
iod.,  kali bi., lob., mang.,  nat  c,  nux v.,  psor., puis.,  sabad.,
zinc.
  Jerking—ign., lach.,  lye, puis.,  ver. a.
  Nodosities—dulc, led.,  nux v., phyt
  CEdema—acet. a., ♦apis,  apoc, arg. m.,  arg.  n.,  ars.,  bovist,
cact, cocc,  colch., fluor. a., graph., hell., iod., kreos., lye, mur. a.,
nat.  s., puis., samb.

Pains—agar.,  am. e,  arg. n., arn.,  ars.,  asaf.,  benz.  a., bry.,
calc.  c,  can.  i., ♦caps., cic, eup. perf., ferr., gels., hep. s., hydras.,
hyper.,  lob., mang., meph.,  mez.,  nit. a., nux  m., phos.,  phyt.,
plat,  psor.,ruta,  sabin , sang.,  tell., valer., ver. a.
  Aching—apoc,  baryt., caust., hydras.,   lach.,  lib,  pod.,  puis.,
♦rhus, selen., staph., ♦sub, thuj.
  Acute—fluor.  a., valer.
  Arthritic—arn.,  cinch., hyper., meph.,  nux v.
  Beaten,  as if—♦ars.,  ♦bell,  ♦cocc,  plat.
  Beating—phos.  a.
  Boring—hell., kali i., kreos., lib, nat. c,  sabad.
  Bruised—arg. m., baryt.,  belb, ♦bry.,  ferr.,  gels., ham., hep. s.,
ign.,  kali c, kali i.,  led.,   meph.,   nat. c, phos.,  ruta,  ♦sabin.,
sang., stram.
  Burning—agar.,  anae, apis, borax,  calc. c, calc  ph., carb. v.,
caust, cham.,  cupr., eup.  pert,   fluor. a.,   hep.  s., iod., kali  c,
kreos., lib, lye, mang.,  meph., mur.  a., nat.  m.,  nat. s., pjtrob,
phos. a.,  phyt., ♦puis., sabaeb, sang., secale, sepia,  ♦sub,  ♦zinc
  Contracting—lach., lye
  Coxalgia—kali c, lye , rhus, sepia, stram.
  Cramps—aeon.,  agar., ambr.,  am.  c, ♦anae, ars., bapt., belb,
berb., calc. c,  camph.,  carb. v., caust, cham., coloc, cupr., eup.
pert,ferr., hep. s., ipec, kali c, lye, ♦mag. phos., nat.  c,  nit. a.,
nux v.,  plumb., pod.,  rhus,  secale,  selen.,  sib, ♦sub, valer.,  ver. a.
  Cutting—♦belb,  ign.,  nat. c, phyt.
  Darting—kali i., nux  v.
  Dislocated, as if—belb.  caust, gels., hyper., ipec, kreos., psor.,
♦puis.
  Drawing—abrot., aeon.,  agar., anae, ant.  c.arn., bapt.,  can. i.,
cham., coloc,  guaiac,   hyper.,  led., lib,   mang., nat.  e,  phyt.,
plumb.,  ♦puis., secale,  valer.
  Dull—anae,  coloc,  lib, rhus.
  Flying,wandering — colch.,lil.,  sang.
  Gnawing—am. m., ♦belb,  kali i., ver.  a.
  Grasping—lil.
  Hammering—secale.
  Lacerating—lach., puis.
  Lame—arn.,  baryt.,  fluor. a.,  iris,  kali bi., kali i.
  Lancinating—guaiac , ign., rhus, sepia,  sil.
  Neuralgic—chin, s.,  coff.,  ferr., phyt., ♦plumb., staph.
  Paroxysmal—♦plumb., rhus. 
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 Pains continued.
   Piercing—cist., nat. s.
   Pressive—agar.,  anae,  arn., ♦belb, caust.,  led.,  plumb.,   pod.,
 sang.
   Prickling—aeon., bapt, hell.,  hep. s., iod., staph.
   Pulsating—mere,  staph.
   Raw—mang..  ♦sib
   Rending—coff.
   Rheumatic—ant. t,  cheb, cinch.,  hyper., ign., kali bi., kali c,
 kali n.,  lach., led.Job.,  lye, mang., meph.,  nit.  a., phos.,  phyt.
 pod.,  sabad..  sang.,  secale,  ver.  a.
   Sciatic—calc c,   chin, s.,  coff.,  iris,   kali bi.,  kali i.,  lach.,
 plumb.,  psor., rhus. ruta, tell.
   Sensitive —: ant  c, arn.,  belb, berb., bism., bry., cinch.,  ham.,
 hyper., iod., mang.,  mez., petrol., pod., puis.,  ruta.
   Sharp—eup. pert, hyper., phyt, ♦plumb., samb., sang.
   Shooting— aeon.,  ♦bell., can.  i., caps., coff., coloc., gels., hyper.,
 iris, mur. a.,  phyt.,  puis., ruta.
   Smarting — ♦graph., nat. c
   Soreness—abrot,  am.  c, apis, arg.  m., ♦ars.,   bapt.,  borax,
 calc.  e, calc  ph., caust.,  fluor.  a., ♦graph., ham.,  kali bi.,   lib,
 lye, nat.  c,  ♦nit. a., zinc
   Spasmodic —cupr., meph., opium,  rhus,  stram.
   Sprained —arn., asaf., bovist..  bry., hep.  s.,  hyper.,  laur.,  ♦led.,
 milb,  nat c, nat.  m., nit.  a.,  ruta.
   Stabbing—nat. s.
   Sticking—asaf.. ♦nit.  a  . ♦sub
   Stinging—calc. ph..  carb. v.,  cocc, hell.,  hep. s., ign., kali c,
 lach.,  led., nat.  c,  nat. m., sabin., sib, staph., ♦sub, valer.
   Stitches—abrot., am.  m., arg.  m.,  ♦belb, benz. a., berb., borax,
 bovist, caust.,  fluor. a.,  lib,lye, mang.,  meph.,  mez., nat. m.,
 ♦nit. a., sabad., sabin., samb., sepia, ♦sib, staph.,  sub, sul. a.
   Tearing —abrot..  aeon., ambr.,  am. m.,  ant. e,  arg. n., ♦bell,
 benz.  a.,  berb.,borax, caps., cham., graph., guaiac, kalic, kali i.,
 lach.,  led., lye,  mang.,   mere,   nat. c,  nat.  m., ♦nit.  a., phos.,
 psor.,  puis., sabad., secale,  ♦sib,  valer.
   Tension—belb, berb.,   borax,  ♦bry.,  caps.,   cham.,   led., lye,
 mang.,  nat. e,  nat.  m., ♦plat.,  psor., ♦puis.,   ♦rhus,  sepia,  ♦sub
   Throbbing—coloc., ferr., ferr.  phos,
   Tingling—aeon., calc. ph., colch , dulc,hep.  s., hyper.,  kali n.,
 kreos.. lach., secale.
   Ulceration—arg.  m.,  berb., kali i., kreos., laur.
   Violent—apis,  belb,  cham., ferr.,  ♦plum., stram.

   Paralysis—anae, aur.,  ♦can  i., carb. v., cocc,  cupr.,  gels.,
kali n., nat. m., nux  v., opium,  phos. a.,  ♦rhus,  selen.,  stram.,
ver. a., zinc

Parts —coloc, ferr.  phos.,  kali  chlor.
   Ankles—abrot.,  aeon.,  agar.,  apoc, arn., ars ,   asaf., benz. a.,
calc  ph., camph.,  cheb,  eup.  perf., hep.  s., kali c, ♦led., mang., 
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Parts  continued.
nat.  c, nat. m., petrol., phyt.,  rhus, ruta,  sang.,   selen., ♦sub,
sub  a.
  Blood—aur., meph.,  zinc.
  Bones-am. m., arg. n.,  asaf.,  ♦belb,   bry.,  calc.  f.,  calc ph.,
cham.,  cinch., dulc,eup. pert,  fluor.  a.,  ham., ipec,  kali i., lach.,
mez., ruta.
  Calves—aeon.,  ambr., ♦anae, ant. t, arg. m.,  arg.  n.,ars.,bapt.,
benz. a.,  berb., calc.  c, camph.,can. i., caust., cham., cupr.,dulc,
ferr., gels.,  hep. s.,  ipec, kali  bi.,  lye,   nat  c, nat.  m.,  nit.  a.,
nux  v., plumb.,pod.,  puis., secale,  selen.,  sib,  *sub,   valer., ver.
a., zinc.
  Feet—abrot, ♦aeon., ambr.,  am. m., anae, ant.  t,  ♦apis,  apoc,
arg  m., arg.  n.,arn., ♦ars.,  asaf., aur., baryt., ♦belb,  berb., borax,
bovist., ♦bry., ♦calc  e,  caps.,  caust., chain., cic, cinch.,  cocc,
colch.,  coloc, dulc,  eup.  pert, ferr., fluor. a., gels., graph., hell.,
hep. s., hydras., hyper., ign.,  iod.,  ipec,  kalibi.,   kali  e, kali
chlor.,  kali  n.,  kreos., lach., ♦laur., led., lye, mang., meph., mere,
mez.,  milb,  mur.  a.,   nat.  c,  nat.  111.,  nat. s.,  ♦nit  a.,   nux v.,
petrol., phos., phos.  a., phyt., plat.,  *plumb., pod.,  psor., puis.,
♦rhus, ruta, sabad., samb.,  sang.,  secale, sepia,♦sib,staph., stram.,
sub, sup  a., thuj., ver  a., zinc.
  Groins—berb.
  Ham-strings—lach., phyt., ruta.
  Heels—alum , ant. e, arg. m.,  belb, berb., borax.,caust., ferr.,
hep. s., kali  b., kali  i., laur.,mang., meph.,nat.  c, nat.  s.,petrol.,
♦puis.,  sepia, valer.
  Hips—aeon., agar., ambr., am. m.,  ant.  c,  ant. t,  apis, arg.  n.,
arn., bapt., ♦belb,  benz. a.,  calc.  h, calc. ph.,  camph., can.  i.,
♦caps., carb.  v., caust.,  cinch.,  colch., coloc, ferr.,   ferr.  phos.,
fluor. a.,  belb,  hep.  s., hydras , ign.,  kali  bi., kali c,  kali  chlor.,
kali  i.,  kreos., laur.,  led., lib,  lye,  meph.,  mere,  mez.,  nat.  cM
nat.  ru., nat.  s.,nit.  a., nux v.,  phos.   a.,  phyt.,   ♦plumb.,  pod.,
psor.,  ♦puis., ♦rhus,  ruta, sabad., sabin., sang.,  ♦sib,staph., thuj.,
valer., ver.  a.
  Instep—arn., ♦bry., kali  i.,  psor.
  Ischium — cham., ign ,  pod , valer.
  Joint—abrot., aeon.,  agar.,  ambr., am.  m.,  ant. c,  apis,arn.,
♦ars., ♦belb,  benz.  a.,  berb.,  calc.  f.,  calc. ph., camph., can.  i.,
caps.,cheb, cinch., cocc, colch., fluor. a.,  graph., guaiac,hep.  s.,
hydras., hyper., ign., iod.,kali hi., kali c ,  kali chlor., kreos., laur.,
led., lib,  lye, mang., meph ,  mere  , mez.,  nat.  e,nat. m.,nat.  s.,
nux  v., phos.  a., phyt.,  plat.,  pod.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  ♦rhus,  ruta,
sabad., sang., secale,  selen., sepia,  sib,  staph,  ♦sul,  thuj.,  valer.,
ver.  a.
  Knees—aeon., am. m., anae, ant. c,  apoc,   arg.  m., arg.   n.,
arn., ♦ars.,  aur.,  belb, benz.  a., bovist.,  ♦bry.,  cab  c, calc. ph.,
*can. i.,  caps., cinch., ♦cocc,  colch., coloc,  cupr.,  dulc,  fluor.
a., graph.,guaiac,ham.,  belb,  hep.  s., hydras.,  hyper.,  ign., iod.,
kali   bi.,  kali c,  kali i.,  kreos.,   lach.,   ♦laur.,  led.,  lib, lob., 
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Parts continued.
lye,  mang.,  meph.,  mere,  mez.,   nat.  c,   nat.   m.,   nat   s.,
nit. a., nux m., nux  v.,   petrol.,   phos.,  phyt.,  plat,  ♦plumb.,
pod.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  ♦rhus,   ruta,  sabad ,  sang.,   selen.,  sepia,
staph., ♦sub, sub  a., ver. a.
   Legs —abrot., '♦absinth., ♦aeon.,  agar., :i;alum.,  ambr.,  am.  c,
ant.  c, ant. t, ♦apis,  aur., baryt.,  ♦belb, berb., bism., bry., cact.,
calc c, ♦caps., carb. v., cham., cic,   ♦cinch.,  cist.,  cole, cupr.,
dulc,ferr.,  fluor.  a., gels.,  ♦graph., guaiac,  hell., hydras.,  hyper.,
ipec ,  kali c, kali n.,  kreos.,  lach., lib,  lye,  mag.  phos.,mang.,
meph., mere,mez.,  nat. c, nat. m.,nat.  s.,nit. a.,nux m., nux   v.,
opium,  petrol., phyt.,  plat.,  psor.,  ♦puis.,  ♦rhus, sabad., samb.,
secale.  selen.,  sepia,♦sib,  staph., ♦sub, thuj.,♦zinc
   Loins—coloc.
   Malleoli—asaf.,  calc ph., cham.
   Muscles—♦agar., anae,  asaf.,  ♦belb, benz. a., cham., cic, coloc,
cup: ,  eup.  pert'.,  gels., ham.,  hep.  s.,  kali bi.,  lach., mang., nat.  c,
nat.  m., phos.  a., ♦plumb., puis., sabaeb, sub, valer.
   Nails—graph.,  kali chlor ,  ♦mar.  v., sabad., sib
   Nates,  buttocks—alum., calc.  ph., ♦graph.,  hep. s.,nit. a., puis.,
staph.
   Patella—♦arn., ars.,  gels.,  nit. a., nux v., psor.
   Periosteum—hyper.,  mez.,  nit. a., phyt., sil.
   Popliteal space—♦ars ,  berb.,  calc.  c, graph.,  lach.,   nat.  e,
nat.  m., nux v.,psor.,♦sub, ♦zinc
   Sciatic nerve—calc.  c,  kali bi.,  phos.  a.,  therid.
   Side,Left-— ambr.,  am. m.,  anae,  ant.  e,  apis,  arn., bapt.,
benz. a.,  borax, calc c,   can. i.,  ♦caps.,  carb.  v.,cham.,  coloc,
dulc,  eup.  pert,  ferr.,fluor. a.,  hell.,  hep. s., hydras.,  hyper., iod.,
kali  b., kali i., kreos.,lach.,laur.,lye, mang.,meph., mez.,  nat.  s.,
phyt,  plat, pod., puis.,  sang.,  stram., ver.  a.
   Right—ambr.,  ant. c, ♦belb,  benz. a., bovist., bry.,  calc.  ph.,
can. i., ♦caps., chin, s.,  cinch.,  cist., coloc,  dulc, ferr., fluor.  a.,
guaiac, ham., hydras., kali bi.,  led.,  lib,   lob.,  lye,  ♦mar.  v.,
mez  , mill.,  nat. c,  nat. s., phyt.,  rhus, sabin.,  sang.,  ♦stram.,
therid., ver. a.
   Skin—cact.,  carb. v., cist, dulc,  graph.,  hep.  s.
   Soles—agar., anae,♦ant e, arg.  m.,^ars.,   aur.,  baryt,  borax,
calc e, can. i., carb.  v.,  caust., cham.,  cic,  ♦cocc,  cupr., ferr.,
fluor. a.,  hep.  s.,  hydras.,  ign.,  kali   c,  kreos.,  led.,  lib,  lye,
mang., nat.  c,  nat.  s., nux v.,  petrol.,  phos.,  phos.  a.,  phyt,
psor.,  puis., sang., selen.,  sib, ♦sub,  thuj.
   Tarsals—arg. m.,♦belb,benz. a.,cheb, guaiac,valer.
   Tendons—am. m , benz. a., berb.,  kali  hi., lach.,  mill.,  phyt,
ruta, sepia, zinc.
   Thighs—aeon., am.  m., ant. t,  arn., ars.,  bapt., baryt.,  ♦belb,
benz. a.,  berb., bry., calc. c, caust.,  cinch.,  cist.,  cocc,  coloc,
eup. pert,   ferr.,  graph.,  guaiac,  ham.,  hep.  s., ipec, kah  i.,
kreos.,  lib. mang., mur.  a.,  nat.  m.,   nat.  s.,  nux v.,  phos.  a.,
phyt.,  ♦plat, ♦plumb.,  pod.,  ♦puis., ruta,  sabad., ♦sabin., sang.,
secale,  ♦sib, ♦stram., tell., valer., ♦zinc 
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Parts continued.
   Tibia—anae,  ant.  c,  ars., asaf.,  berb., calc.  ph.,  cheb, dulc,
guaiac , lach., mez.,  nit. a.,  phos.,  phos.  a.,  phyt.,  psor., sabad.,
sabin.,  samb., ♦sub,  sul. a.,  ♦zinc
   Toes—aeon.,  agar., alum.,  am. m.,  ♦ant c,  ♦apis,  arg.  m.,
♦ars., aur., benz.  a., berb., borax, calc. c, can. i.,carb.  v.,colch.,
ferr., fluor. a., graph., hell.,  hep. s ,  kali  chlor.,  kali  i.,  kali n.,
lach., led., lib,  lye,  mang., ♦mar. v., meph., mez., mur. a.,  nat. e,
nat. s., ♦nit a.,   nux v.,  petrol.,  phos.  a.,  sabad.,  secale.  sepia,
♦sib, staph.,  thuj.,zinc.
   Toes,  great—ambr., am.  c,  ant. c, arn., asaf., baryt., benz a.,
berb.,  can. i., caust., cist, dulc, eup. perf..  graph., ♦led.,  lye,
mang., ♦mar.  v.,meph.,  nat.  m.,  phos.  a., sabin., sang.
   Trochanters—ars.,  kali hi., nux v.
   Veins— ferr.,  ham., lye,  nat. m.,  sul. a.,  thuj.

   Phlegmasia alba  dolens.   white swelling—belb,   calc.  c., iod.,
lye, puis., rhus, sub
   Powerless—*acon ,• alum., arn.,  sabad., sil.
   Psoitis—asaf.
   Restless —am.   e,  arn.,  ♦ars.,  cact.,  calc.   ph.,  cinch.,  coff.,
graph ,kali. i.,mang., meph.,nat. m., plat, psor., ♦puis.
   Rigid—kreos., stram.
   Scrofula—dulc, nat. m.

Sensations—aeon.,  apis,  am., ars., aur., benz. a.,berb., ♦can.  i.,
caust., ♦cinch., coloc, gels.,  ign., ipec,  kreos., nux.  v.,  ♦plat,
sepia, sub, thuj., ver. a., zinc.
   Clammy—♦laur., mere
   Cold—abrot.,  *acon.,  ambr.,  ant  c,  am.  m., anae,  ant.  t,
apis, ars.,   benz. a.,  ♦calc c,  caps.,   cist.,  cocc, colch., cupr.,
eup. pert,  ferr.,gels., hep.  s.,  hyper., kali e, kreos., ♦laur., lye,
mere,   mur.  a., nat. e,  nat.  m.,  nux  v.,  petrol,  phos., pod.,
sabad.,  sabin., samb., sang.,  sepia,  ♦sib, sub, sub  a.,ver. a.,zinc.
   Crawling—calc.  ph., caust.
   Deadness—abrot, nux v.
   Fatigue —agar.,  ♦cinch.,  ♦gels.
   Formication—arn., rhus, zinc.
   Heavy—agar.,  ♦alum.,  ambr., arn., belb, carb. v.,  cham., gels.,
graph.,  ign.,  kali e,  lib,  nat.  c, nat.  m., phos a.,  phyt.,  pod.,
puis., ♦rhus,  sabad., sabin.,  secale, sib,sul.
   Hot—aeon., arn., borax,  ♦bry., cinch.,  cocc,  ferr., ferr. phos.,
ign., iod.,kali i., lach., led.,  lye,   mill.,  nat. s., petrol.,   psor.,
pubs., sepia, ver. a.
   Itching—abrot, agar.,  alum.,♦ars., aur.,baryt.,calc e,calc ph.,
caust., cocc,  dulc, iod., ipec,  kreos.,  led., lye, nat.  s.,  nit.  a.,
petrol.,  psor., puis., rhus, sib,  sul. a., ♦zinc.
   Languor —agar., am. c, am.  m.
   Large—♦apis.
   Lassitude—anae, cham.
   Numb—♦aeon.,  alum.,  ambr., am.  c, am.  m., ant. c, ant.  t,
am., ars.,  bapt., bovist.,  calc. e,  calc.  ph.,  cinch., cocc,  coloc.\ 
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-  Sensations continued.
  ferr.,  fluor.  a.,   graph.,   hyper.,  kali  n.,  kreos.,  laur.,   mez.
  mill.,  nux. v.,  opium, plat., psor.,  rhus, sepia.
     Stiff—anae,♦apis,  aur., ♦bry., cheb, cic,  ♦cinch., ferr., graph.,
  guaiac, hell., kali. e,laur., lob., lye, mang., nit.  a.,phos., pod.,
  sang., ♦sub.  ver. a.
     Thrilling—♦can. i.
     Tired—arn.,  calc.  ph., nux  m., plat.,  secale.
     Uneasy —♦ars.,  cinch., lach.
     Weight—arn., gels.

     Sensibility — acet.  a.,  arn., ham.,  kreos ,  meph.
     Suppuration — asaf., cinch.,  dulc,  mere,  psor., sib, staph.
     Syphilis—cist., mez ,  phyt.
     Sweat—baryt., benz. a.,  ♦calc.  c, caps.,  cupr., eup.   perf.,iod.,
  kali c ,  ♦lye .  mere,   nat. m.,  ♦nit. a., petrol.,  phos.  a.,  plumb.,
  pod.,  sepia, secale, ♦sib, sub,  thuj., zinc
     Swelling —acet.  a.,  agar., am.  c.  ♦apis,  arg. m.,ars., asaf., aur.,
  baryt, borax, bovist., ♦bry., calc. e, carb.v.,  cham., cinch., cist.,
  cocc, colch., dulc, eup. perf..fluor. a.,guaiac,hep. s.,iod.,kali c,
  kali  chlor.,  kali  i.,  kreos.,  lach.,   ♦led.,  lye,  mag.  c,  nat. e,
  nat. m., nux  v.,petrol.,  phos.,  phos. a.,phyt., plumb.,  ♦puis., rhus,
  sabad.,  sabin., samb.,secale,sepia, sil.,*stram., sub,  sul. a.,  thuj.,
  ver..  a.
     Trembling—am. c, apis., aur., bapt..  baryt.,belb,  bry.,camph.,
  cocc, mang..  mur. a., nux  v., plat.,sib.  stram.
     Twitching—♦agar.,  arg. n.,berb.,  coloc,  cupr.,ipec,mang.,mez.,
  nat. m., opium, phos.,  rhus.
     Ulcers- abrot.,  *ars , calc.  ph., calc. s., carb.  v.,  cinch.,  cist.,
  graph,  ♦hydras.,  ipec,  kali   bi., kreos.,   lach..  lye,   ♦mar.  v.,
  mere, mur. a.,  nat.  c,  nat. s.,petrol., phos. a.,  phyt., psor., rhus,
  sabin., selen.. sepia,  sil.  *
     Unsteadiness—apis, baryt,  caust.,  mang., nux v.
     Urticaria—iod.
     Varices—berb.,  ham.,  ♦puis.,♦zinc
     Varicosis—ferr., lye
     Walk—alum.,   ambr.,  am. m.,  ♦anae, ♦ant. e,  apis,  arg.  m.,
  arn.,  ♦ars., bapt..  borax,  bry.,  can. i., caust.,cic,♦cocc .,colch.,
  mur.  a.,mix v.,♦rhus,secale, sib,sul a.,ver a.
     Weak—acet. a., am. c, am. m., apis., arg. n.,*:ars., bapt., bry.,
  calc.  ph.,carb.v.,  cinch., cupr., ferr., ham.,hydras., hyper.,kali e,
  kali n.,  mur.  a.,nat. c,  nux. m., opium,  plat., pod.,  ♦rhus,  ruta,
  selen., staph., sul. a.
     Weary—acet a., calc.  c,  ♦alum.,arg.n.,♦ars., calc. c,pod., puis.,
  ♦rhus. 
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                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Lame and  sore -- rheumatism.   Weak  and  pros-
 trated after influenza.    Weak, sickly feeling: when excited,  trem-
 bling.
   ♦Absinthium.   ♦Paralysis of  internal organs. -Trembling before
 epileptic attack; loss of consciousness, falls, with the attack;  weak
 afterward.   Excited, opisthotonos,  grinding  teeth;   followed  by
 stupor.
   Aconitum.   -Great  irritation of  the nervous  system.   Convul-
 sions of children, teething;  heat, startings,  twitches of single  mus-
 cles; child gnaws at  its fists, frets,   cries;  costive,  or  dark, watery
 stools.   Trembling.palpitation;  muscles  feel  bruised.  Numbness,
 tingling; left side  lame; paralysis of the  limbs.   Jtfks of  left leg
 and arm; grineling  teeth;  comatose,  restless, moaning.   Lassitude,
 bruised feeling, and  restlessness of  the body.
   /Esculus hip.  -Flying,  neuralgic  pains.  Lameness  and paralytic
 feeling.   Feels faint, weak;  weariness, faintness at  the stomach.
   yEthusa.    Epilepti-form   spasms,   with  clenched  thumbs, red
 face,  eyes turned downward; dilated,  staring,  immovable  pupils,
 foam at  the  mouth,  teeth   set, pulse small,  hard,  accelerated.
 Spasms,with stupor  or delirium.  Great weakness;  children cannot
 stand; cannot hold up  head.
   ♦Agaricus.   ♦Violent muscular twitchings.  Involuntary move-
 ments while  awake,  ceasing  while asleep.    -Debilitv  after  coitus.
Tremor of whole body.  Paralysis of lower limbs,with slight spasms
 of arms.  Spasmodic  motions,from simple  involuntary motions and
jerks of  single muscles, to a dancing of the whole bodv.  Twitchings
of eyelids and  eyeballs: trembling of legs  and hands, debility;  sore-
ness of spine,worse at  approach of  thunder-storm.   Coma, follow-
ing the febrile excitement  of dentition: eyes  half  open, showing
the white; breathing not hurried, but  often  a  deep  inspiration, fol-
lowed by a sigh and  slight   convulsive twitchings  of extremities.
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 Cramps in the hands and feet;  body convulsed, as  if a galvanic
 battery  were applied to the  spine.
   Agnus cast.   °Spasmoeiical  complaints of hypochondriacal  men.
 Great weakness as from violent anguish,  with depression of spirits;
 with agalactia.   Feels  bruised all over.
   Ailantus.    Great debility, easily exhausted;  electric thrill start-
 ing from the brain to the extremities. Jerking cramps of the limbs
 during sleep.   Low,  adynamic forms  of disease,  sudden  and ex-
 treme prostration,  torpor,vomiting,pulse small  and  rapid, purplish
 skin.
   Aloe.   cParalytic drawing in the  muscles.   General  weakness,
 weariness and extreme prostration.
   ♦Alumina.  *Exceedingly faint and tired;  must sit down.  °Much
 fatigueel by  talking.   Involuntary  movements  of  single parts.
 Spasms, with attacks  of  laughing  and weeping.   Paralysis  from
 spinal disease.   Rheumatic  and traumatic  paralysis in gouty  per-
 sons.
   Ambra.   -Spasms  and twitches in  the muscular  parts.   Great
 lassitude.   Weakness of the whole body ;  of the knees,  as if they
 would give way; of the feet, with  loss of sensation; in the stomach,
 so that  she  must lie down.
   Ammonium carb.  -Debility:   must  lie down; soreness  of  the
 whole body.
   Ammonium mur.   -Ebullitions,  with  anxiety and weakness as
 if paralyzed. Sudden prostration  after dinner, when walking in the
 open air.   Great weakness,  mornings.
    Amyl nit.   ♦General,  relaxed,  weak  feeling  in the whole body.
   Anacardium.   -Paralysis  of single parts.  Trembling from every
 motion; from going up-stairs.
   Antimonium crud.   GDisposition  to start, even at  slight  noises.
 Twitching of  muscles,  of many parts of  the  body.  Great lassitude.
 Convulsions with the vomiting.
   ♦Antimonium tart.   ♦Trembling:  of  whole  body;  internal; of
.head, and paralytic trembling  of hands  on  every  motion.   Great
 restlessness—bronchial catarrh.    Great weakness  and  lassitude.
 Great prostration and sluggishness of  the body.   Faintness.  Alter-
 nation of unsteadiness and syncope.
   ♦Apis  ♦General feeling of lassitude, with trembling. c Trembling,
 nervous restlessness.  Tired, as if  bruised in every  limb, and espe- 
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cially in the back, as from exertion;  worse on rising  after sitting.
Great prostration.   Left side motionless;  now and then moves the
right arm; convulsions, trembling and  jerking of the limbs.
   Apocynum.  ^General  restlessness,  with  debility.   Involuntary
motions of one arm and leg-  hydrocephalus.
   Argentum  met.  "Painless  twitching around   right  shoulder and
right thigh;  of  right thumb,  abducting  it  while writing.   Spas-
modic,  painful twitching of muscles on temple, forehead,and  throat
near thyroid cartilage.  Convulsive  shocks  of  whole body, after
previous vertigo; mostly when dropping   off to  sleep, preventing
sleep.   Paralytic weakness  on  motion;  bruised  feeling.   Lame,
weakness with all pains.  Epileptic attacks,  followed  by  delirious
rage, jumping about,  striking those  near.   Weary,  forced  to  lie
down and sleep.
   ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Tremulous weakness,  accompanied  with gen-
eral  debility.   Convulsions preceded by great restlessness.  Period-
ical  trembling of the body.   Voluntary motion impossible; left side
indescribably weak.   Paraplegia  from  debilitating causes.  -- Epi-
lepsv from fright, during  menstruation;  at  night; pupils   always
dilated  for a day or two  before.   Chorea,  with  tearing  in legs.
Creeping and jerking  in various  parts, more  in  paralyzed  parts.
So weak, must lie down; then becomes  apathetic, with  yawning,
cold shuddering.   Walks  and stands unsteadily, after hard  mental
labor, especially  when he  thinks  himself unobserved.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Great sinking of strength.   Weary,  bruised,  sore,
great weakness;  must lie down, yet bed feels too  hard.    Twitch-
ing of the muscles.   Whole body,especially  skin and joints, excess-
ively painful and sensitive.   Tired feeling, as after hard work,  or
as if  beaten.  Lassitude  and sluggishness  of  the  whole  body;
scarcely able  to   stand.    Paralysis,  generally  painful; left  side
(after apoplexy); partial,  from concussion of the spine.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦Frequent fainting.   After great exertions;  climb-
ing mountains, etc.   Very rapid  sinking of  strength.   Great rest-
lessness and  anxiety.   Great weakness and   prostration,  scarcely
able to  walk.   Faint,  anxious and weak, early in morning.  -Start-
ing when falling asleep.  Hysterical spasms followed by exhaustion.
Convulsions, with  opisthotonos; foam  at the   mouth.  Child lies
as if dead; pale,but warm,breathless for some time. Epileptic con-
vulsions.  Tetanic spasms.   Exhaustion from the slightest exer-
tion. 
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  Arum  tri.   GLassitude and low  spirits.  Right side lame during
dentition.   Very nervous. Great weakness or exhaustion.   Spasms
of arms and hands;  thumbs drawn in.
  Asafoetida.   °Hysteria, with much trouble  about  the  throat or
oesophagus. Twitching and jerking of  the muscles. Chorea.  Clum-
siness of the body.
  ♦Asarum.   ♦Excessive sensibility of all the nerves; when mereiy
thinking (and this he must do  continually)  that some one might
with the finger tip or nail scratch even lightly on linen or similar
material, a most disagreeable sensation thrills through  him, arrest-
ing momentarily all his thoughts and actions.  °Fxtreme  lassitude
and faintness; constant yawning.  General weary feeling.   So weak
and nauseated  toward  evening, that  when  he rises to a  sitting
posture  he feels as if he would instantly sink  down and  die; he
must  lie in bed.
  Aurum met.  cIn the  morning completely  exhausted,  as if  he
had not  slept at all. Tremulous agitation, as in joyish  hope. Hys-
terical spasms, alternate laughter and  crying.   When  thinking of
a motion he makes small motions without knowing it; when speak-
ing he smiles involuntarily.   Sensation of internal emptiness   and
weakness of the whole body    Great nervous weakness.
  ♦Baptisia.   ♦Restless, uneasy, could confine himself to nothing;
wanted to be moving  from place to place, evening.  °General weak
feeling, but worse in  lower  limbs.  Great  languor;  wants  to  lie
down. Paralysis of whole left side; left hand and arm numb, pow-
erless. Slides down in bed; feels as if  sinking away.  Indescribable
sick feeling all over.
  Baryta carb.  °Nervousness,excessive irritation of  all the nerves.
Jerking  and starting  in daytime.  Prostration, cannot stand,  the
knees  give  way.   Weariness,  constant  inclination  to lie down.
Heaviness of   the  whole body.   General paralysis  of old people;
loss of memory,  childishness, trembling of the  limbs;  after  apo-
plexy; in old  age.   Great weakness, can hardly  sit  up in bed;  if
attempted the  pulse  immediately becomes  quick  and  somewhat
hard,  after  a  while  imperceptible.
  ♦Belladonna. ♦Over-excitability of all the  senses.  Epileptic con-
vulsions    -Trembling in all  the limbs.   Weakness  and  tottering
gait.   Paralytic weakness of all the muscles, especially of the feet.
Great restlessness, with  sudden  startings.   Muscles of  face,  jaw 
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and limbs agitated by convulsive twitchings.  Spasm of one side and
paralysis of the other.  Spasmodic  motions of body, generally back-
ward.   Throws body forward and  backward,  while lying, like con-
stant change  from  emprosthotonos  to opisthotonos.  Convulsions
commence in  arm  epilepsy.  Clenched the teeth together with such
force that  they could  net be opened.   Stiffness  of whole  body.
Tetanus:  while  working  in  hot sun he became unconscious, jaws
fixed, head hot, feet cold.
   Berberis.   Great weakness,like fainting.  Lame feeling all over,
with warm feeling  in lower part of back and sacrum.   General re-
laxation, not  inclined  to  do anything.
   Borax.   -Weakness, especially in  abdomen  and  limbs.   Trem-
bling in the whole  body,especially in hands,with nausea,and weak-
ness of  knees.
   Bovista.  "Great weakness of  the joints. Sensation as if  beaten;
lame, aching;  tearing, tension;  stitches.
   ♦Bryonia. ♦Great weakness and  exhaustion; worse from walking.
Sitting  up in  bed causes  nausea  and  fainting.   cVery  tired and
prostrated, shunning  all  motion.  Spasm developed   through re-
percussion of measles.
   Cactus.  General weakness, prostration, great depression, sleep-
less.  Fainting.
   Caladium.    Lies unconscious,  with   single  jerks   sometimes
affecting  whole body.
   ♦Calcarea carb.   ♦Great  weariness;  not  able  to walk.    Great
exhaustion in  the morning;   unable   to go up-stairs,  or becomes
much exhausted from it.  °Twitching of the muscles. Trembling  of
the body.  Talking produces  a feeling of  weakness, compelling the
patient  to  desist.   Children cannot walk;  they have no disposition
to do so,and will not put their feet down. Chorea: sometimes only
one-sided,  involuntary  motions;   sometimes falling  down;  from
fright,  onanism or worms.  Epilepsy: before the  attack, sense  of
something  running  in the  arm,  or from pit of  stomach down through
abdomen into  feet.   Causes:  fright:  protracted intermittent;   sup-
pression of chronic eruptions; worse during  solstice and full moon.
   Calcarea phos. cWeakness,  with other symptoms. Languor,with
diarrhoea;  with catarrh; during  pregnancy. Weariness when  going
up-stairs; wants to sit down.   Children do not  learn   to walk,  or
lose the  ability.   Trembling of the arms and hands.   Convulsive 
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starts, when the child lies  on its  back, cease  when lying  on  the
side.  (Convulsions,from teething, without fever,—after mag. phos.
Fits during development,  in childhood,  youth;  also in old age; in
the strumous,  and scrofulous. —Schussler.)
 Camphora.  ^Attacks of malaise.  Trembling of  inner parts. Great
prostration.   Easily  startleei when awake, and then feels throbbing
or palpitation.   Spasms of children,  with sopor; from suppressed
eruptions.   Eclampsia,  with anaemia, coldness.  Tetanic spasms of
arms, hands,feet and lower jaw;  body stiff,with light opisthotonos,
from  suppressed  scarlatina.   Epileptic spasms.  Want of bodily
irritability: insensibility to touch.
  ♦Cannabis ind.  'Completely exhausted after a short walk. °Felt
so weak that he could scarcely speak,  and  soon  fell  into  a deep
sleep.
  Cantharis.   :Weakness, prostration, faintness.  Convulsions, with
dysuria and hydrophobic symptoms;  bright  light,  drinking, sound
of falling  water, touching  the larynx or  painful  parts,  cause  or
renew the  spasms.
  Capsicum.   -Lack of reactive force,   especially with fat  people.
Vital forces sunken—paralysis, gangrene,  meteorism,  typhus. Weak,
exhausted.   Great desire  to  lie  down and sleep; does not  want to
exert himself in the least.   Staggering  when walking.
  Carbo ani.   GWeak, want  of energy; head confused; prostration.
Ea'sily  sprained from lifting even small weights.
  Carbo veg.   °Vital forces  nearly exhausted; cold  surface,  espe-
cially below knees to feet;  lies as if  dead; breath cool; pulse  inter
mittent, thready; cold sweat on limbs.    Want of nervous sensibil-
ity; insusceptibility  to  medicines.  Weary  after  a short walk.
Faint-like weakness  in attacks.  Worse from loss of fluids.  Uneasy
feeling  in  the legs, in the evening in  bed;   had to  stretch  them
often.
  Caulophyllum.  -Chorea at puberty.  Hysterical or epileptiform
spasms at  puberty,  from  menstrual  irregularities,  especially in
rheumatic  females. Paraplegia,  with  retroversion and  congestion of
the uterus after  childbirth;   partial loss of   sensation,  emaciation,
anaemia, general debility.
  ♦Causticum.   ♦At  night cannot get a quiet position or lie still a
minute.  °Weakness and trembling.  Faint-like sinking of strength.
Restlessness of the body.   Epileptic  attacks during  the time of 
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 puberty, also worse during new moon.   Convulsions,with screams,
 gnashing  of  the  teeth,  violent   movements  of  the  limbs, and
 feverish heat  and coldness of hands and feet.  Chorea,even at  night;
 right side  of  face and tongue may be paralyzed.
   ♦Chamomilla.   ♦Excessive sensitiveness  to pain.  -Child  makes
 itself stiff  and bends backwards, kicks with  the feet when carried,
 screams immoelerately and throws  everything  off.   Convulsions of
 children; legs move up and down; grasping and reaching  with the
 hands;  mouth drawn from side   to  side; eyes  staring.  Twitching
 in the eyelids, eyeballs, lips  and facial  muscles.   Pain in  limbs,
 with  weakness,  and  slow,  dragging  gait.    General prostration,
 faintness
  Chelidonium.  °Great debility and lassitude after eating.   Trem-
 bling and  twitching  of  the  limbs.  Weariness,  indolence,   indis-
 posed to work.   Tonic spasms  in flexors of fingers and toes.
  ♦Chininum  ars. ♦Great  prostration.  -Epileptiform spasms: pre-
 ceded by a rushing like  lightning  through  the  brain  and  down
 right side  of neck and arm,which are distorted and wrenched so as
 to crack audibly;  the facial muscles are convulsively drawn;  sight
 and speech cease; consciousness leaves and he falls to the ground;
 attack followed by cold sweat,loud eructations, and a feeling of utter
 prostration.
  *Chininum   sulf.  ♦Intermittent neuralgia   in  various   parts.
 Symptoms  return periodically,on alternate days,or  antepone.  Feels
 weak and nervous; a little  exercise  gives  him  palpitation.   De-
 bility caused  by considerable loss of fluids, particularly after weak-
 ening loss  of  blood.  ^-Restlessness;  excessive sensibility  to  touch
 and noise.   Weakness,  trembling, faintness, hunger.   Great sen-
 sitiveness  to external influences.  Great  weariness, heaviness and
 disinclination to  work.   Twitchings or  chronic  spasms in limbs.
 Tetanic  convulsions, with loss  of consciousness.
  *Cicuta.   ♦Convulsions,  with loss  of consciousness,  frightful
distortion  of the  limbs and whole body.   Convulsions,  with  opis-
thotonos.  Epileptic attacks, with swelling of the stomach,as from
violent spasms of the diaphragm; hiccough, screaming,  redness of
the face, trismus, loss of consciousness,  and  distortion of  limbs.
0Suddenly   becomes stiff and immovable.   Tonic spasms  renewed
 by the  slightest  touch, from  opening the door, or  from loud   talk-
ing.   Sudden rigidity, with jerks; afterwards great relaxation and 
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 weakness ; during worm  affections.   General prostration.  Spasms
 of all  the muscles.
   *Cimicifuga.  ♦Nervous shuddering;  tremor all  over the body.
 Weakness,  trembling and spasmodic action of muscles.  Alternate
 tonic and clonic spasms.   Epileptic and  hysterical  convulsions.
 Trembling  of  the legs; twitching  of the flexors.  Great  debility  be-
 tween the menstrual periods.   Irregular motion  of the limbs,worse
 left; legs unsteady.   Epilepsy,  periodical convulsions, with uterine
 diseases.   Hysterical spasms.
   ♦Cina.   ♦Twitching of  the limbs.   Convulsions; child  becomes
 suddenly stiff; there is a  gurgling  noise,  from   the  throat to   the
 abdomen, like the sound of water  pouring from  a bottle.  °Trem-
 bling of the body, with shivering sensation, while yawning. Child
 complains of being  always tired.  Jerking  and distortion of  limbs.
 Spasms of children  with   throwing  the  arms  from  side  to  side.
 Epilepsy, with rigidity and full  consciousness.   Chorea:  the dis-
 tortions  often  commence with  a  shriek,  extend  to  the  tongue,
 oesophagus  and larynx, and continue even  through the  night.
   ♦Cinchona.  ♦Great debility and sensitiveness of the nervous sys-
 tem; special senses  too acute; very  sensitive to  pain;  to  drafts of
 air.   Excessive  sensibility of  all  the nerves, with a morbid sen-
 sation of  general  weakness.   Body sore  all  over; joints,  bones
 and  periosteum feel  as if  sprained.   cConvulsions:  rush of  blood
 to head; throbbing  carotids, from  great loss  of blood.  Epileptic
 spasms far  apart; deathly  pallor.  Paralysis from loss of fluids; after
 arsenical poisoning;onanism. Numbness of parts  on which he lies.
 Twitching of the limbs.
  Cistus can.  GInvoluntary drawing and  trembling  feeling in  the
 muscular parts of hands and lower  extremities, with  pain  in" the
 wrists, fingers  and  knee-joints.   Trembling, with the fever.
  Clematis.   -Great debility.  Twitching of the  muscles.   Vibra-
 tory sensation  through the whole  body,  after lying down.
  ♦Coca.   ♦Great physical vigor and endurance  in spite  of slight
 nourishment and little sleep.  'Nervous  excitement, followed  by
 weakness,  tremulousness  and exhaustion.   Great lightness  while
climbing a  mountain,without any respiratory trouble.
  *Cocculus   ♦Attacks of paralytic weakness, with  pain  in back.
°Great lassitude of the whole body;  it is an exertion to stand firmly.
Feels too weak to talk loud.  Hysterical complaints with  sadness.
Paralysis of face, tongue  or pharynx;  paraplegia. 
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   Coffea.   -Physical excitement through mental  exaltation. Great
nervous agitation and restlessness.   Convulsions of  teething chil-
dren, with grinding of teeth and coldness of limbs;  after  over-ex-
citement. Fainting  from sudden emotions.
   ♦Colchicum. ♦Great exhaustion  and weakness,  as after exertion.
cSudden sinking of strength.  Extreme prostration.   Paralytic feel-
ing with the pains.   Paralysis after sudden suppression  of sweat,
particularly foot-sweat,  by getting wet.
   Colocynthis.    Great tendency of the muscles of all parts of the
body to become  painfully  cramped.  Sensation  of   weakness, of
faint feeling.
   Conium.   ^Trembling of  all the  limbs.   Sudden ioss of  strength
while walking,   inclined to sit down.   Muscular paralysis, without
spasms.  Exhausted, faint,  and as  if paralyzed, after a short walk.
Sick and faint early in the morning, in  bed.   Fainting fits.
   Crocus.    Excessive prostration  anel  weariness in the evening,
as from severe physical exertion, accompanied by great  sleepiness,
with feeling as  if the  eyelids were swollen;  literary  occupation
relieves.  Jerking in the muscles.  Spasmodic contraction of single
sets  of  muscles.   Jumping,  dancing, laughing, whistling; wants to
kiss  everybody.
   ♦Crotalus hor.   ^'Easily tired by slight exertion.    -General  loss
of power;, the muscles refuse  their  service.   Tremulous weakness
all over, as  if some evil were apprehended.  Paralysis.
   ♦Cuprum  met.  ::<Epileptic  convulsions: trembling, tottering and
falling unconscious, without a scream; precedeel  by drawing in left
arm  (aura epileptica),with froth at the mouth; opisthotonos; limbs
abducted; followed by  headache; during  sleep at night; each new
moon.  Eclampsia  of  children  during   dentition.  Child   lies  on
belly,and spasmodically thrusts the breech up.  -Weariness of long
duration.   Great weakness of the muscles.  Great prostration with
nervous excitability;  constant restlessness,  driving  out of  bed.
Nervous trembling,  with very great acuteness and sensitiveness of
the senses.   Twitching, jerkings or startings during   sleep.  Body
bent forward.  Stiffness of  the whole body.  Contraction   of mus-
cles  and tendons.  Clonic spasms  accompanying brain  affections,
beginning in fingers and toes.
   Cyclamen.     Great  lassitude  of  body,  particularly of knees,
though  spirits may be good.   Enervation  of whole  body,  burden-
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  ♦Digitalis.   ♦Great weakness and sinking of  strength.  °Faint-
ness;  feeling of great debility:  convulsions.
  Drosera.   -Torpidity.  Attacks of numbness.  Weakness of whole
body, with  sunken eyes and cheeks.
  Dulcamara.  cGreat general uneasiness.   Convulsions,beginning
in the face.  One-sided spasms:  speechless.  Prostration, languor.
Paralysis from suppressed eruptions,  from  cold;  paralysis  of up-
per and  lower  limbs and tongue.  The paralyzed arm feels icy cold.
  Eupatorium  perf.   During fever,weak, faint, nervous, trembling.
  Eupatorium  purp.  -Restless, tossing, moaning.   Weak,  tired,
faint, with  urinary symptoms.
  ♦Ferrum  met.   ♦Great weakness and  prostration;   very   easily
fatigued.   Increased bodily irritability, excitable.   Restless, must
walk  about.   Tired,  aching,  as  from  lying  long in one po-
sition. Prostration, lethargic dullness, vertigo.   So weak she must
lie down.   Paralysis from loss of fluids.
  Ferric phos.    (Convulsions, with fever of   teething children.—
Schussler.)
    Fluoric  acid.    Increased ability to exercise his  muscles without
fatigue,  regardless of the most excessive heat  of summer   or cold
in winter.   Loss  of strength.   Sensation of numbness in the  side
not lain  on.
  ♦Gelsemium.  ♦Trembling and weakness; listless  and languid;
easily fatigued.   Complete relaxation  and prostration of the whole
muscular system,  with entire  motor  paralysis.   -Excessive  irrita-
bility of mind and body;  vascular excitement.    Convulsions from
reflex irritation;  spasms of one leg.  Puerperal  spasms: preceded by
great lassitude, dull feeling in the forehead and  vertex; fullness in
the region  of the medulla; head feels  large, heavy,  with half stu-
pid  look;  face deep red;  speech  thick;  pulse  slow, full;  from pro-
tracted labor; rigid os uteri;   albuminuria.  Tetanic spasms;  jaws
locked.  Jactitation of the muscles.   Paralysis of  motion.   Mus-
cles will not obey the will, feel bruised.  Tingling,prickling, crawl-
ing.  Neuralgia.   Acute,  sudden, darting  pains; shooting, tearing
along the tracks of the  nerves,  especially if aggravated by changes
in the weather.
  ♦Glonoinum. ♦Painless throbbing in the whole body.°Prostration.
Restlessness in limbs; must rise  and walk.   Convulsions: epilepti-
form, cerebral congestion, scanty or suppressed  menses;  hands 
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clenched,  thumbs  in  palms; face red,  eyes rolled  upwards, then
sopor; left-sided,  with fingers spread; face alternately red and pale.
   ♦Graphites.   ♦Weak, exhaustion of the  whole  body.  ^Catalep-
tic condition; conscious, but  without  power   to  move or  speak.
Tremulous sensation through the whole  body.   Tired  feeling, las-
situde; prostration.
   Guaiacum.   cExhaustion  as  after  exertion,  especially in thighs
and arms.   Immovable stiffness of the contracted limbs.
   Helleborus.   cConvulsive twitching of muscles.   Automatic mo-
tion of one arm and  leg, in  hydrocephalus.  Convulsions,with ex-
treme  coldness; of  infants.  Epilepsy, with   consciousness,  fol-
lowed  by deep sleep.  Sudden  relaxation of  muscles.   Great de-
bility.
   Helonias.   "Tired, weary, drowsy.   Languid,  unusually  tired,
yet knows  no reason.   Debility, after diphtheria.
   ♦Hepar sulph. ♦Fainting  from slight pains.  Sensitiveness to the
open air, with chilliness and  frequent  nausea. -Trembling weakness,
after smoking tobacco.
   ^Hydrastis.   ♦Frequent, sudden  attacks of   fainty  spells,  with
prof jse cold  sweat  all  over.....-cancerous  ulcers   on left   side  of
throat, inside.   ♦Faintness,   goneness, great   weakness  and pros-
tration. Secretion from mucous membranes increased,tenacious,ropy;
erosions.
   ♦Hyoscyamus.   ♦Convulsions; the spasms flex the  limbs, and the
bent body is tossed upward.   °Throws arms about,  misses  what is
reached for; gait tottering; chorea.   Convulsions after meals; child
sickens after eating, vomits   or  shows distress at the stomach; sud-
denly  shrieks,  then  insensible.  Convulsive   jerks; long  lasting
spasms.  Angular motions; jerks of single  muscles or sets  of  mus-
cles.   Subsultus  tendinum.   Epilepsy.  Before  the attack:  vertigo,
sparks before  eyes;ringing in ears,hungry,gnawing. During attack:
face purple, eyes  projecting,  shrieks,  grinding  teeth, urination.
After attack: sopor,snoring.  Suffocative spells and convulsions dur-
ing labor.  Convulsions of children, especially  from  fright.   Rest-
less, turns  from one place to another.   Paralysis after spasms.
   Hypericum.   'Prevents lock-jaw from wounds in   soles, fingers
or palms of hands.  Convulsions from blows upon  the head.   Con-
vulsions  after  every slight hurt or concussion.  Epileptiform  spasms,
after knocking the  body  against anything.  Jerks   in  the limbs. 
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Weariness on  awaking; goes off by noon.  Consequences of shock
or fright.  Injuries to parts  rich  in   sentient  nerves,  especially
fingers,  toes and matrices of nails.  Lacerations; when intolerable,
excruciating pain shows nerves are severely involved.
  Ignatia.   Trembling  of  the  limbs.   Languor  of  the  limbs.
Spasms   of  children, preceded  by  hasty  drinking.  Convulsive
twitchings,  especially after   fright or   grief.   Convulsions:  during
dentition, with frothing at the mouth, kicking with the legs;  dur-
ing the commencement of  exanthematic  fevers;  of  children  after
punishment; after  fear or  frightjreturn at  same hour daily  Chorea,
after  fright,with grief; worse after  eating; better lying  on back.
Children convulsed in  sleep,  after having  been  punished.   Par-
alysis, after great  mental  emotion,  and night watching in the sick
chamber.
  Iodium.   "Twitching of the  muscles.   Trembling  of limbs  or
whole body.   Great  debility;  sweats   even from  talking.   Rapid
 failing of strength.
  ^Ipecacuanha.  ♦Body rigid;  stretched  out stiff; followed by spas-
modic jerking of the  arms.    Tetanic  spasms from  swallowing to-
bacco.   Awkward, stumbles  against  everything.   Convulsions:  in
whooping cough;  from suppressed exanthema;  from  indigestible
 food, etc.  Epileptiform  spasms: with shrieks,  opisthotonos,  face
pale,  puffed, gastric derangements.  Very weak; averse  to  all food,
nausea;  sudden prostration.
  Iris.    Faint, weak knees,  trembling;  sunken  eyes; after  pro-
tracted or severe sero-bilious stools, as in summer diarrhoea.
  Kali carb. °Twitching of the muscles.   Spasms,  with   full  con-
sciousness.   Spasms seem to pass off  with frequent  eructations—
puerperal convulsions.  Paresis; trembling.
  Kali brom.    Nervous, busy:  must   occupy one's  self—often in
nervous  women.    Incoordination of   muscles; nervous weakness;
even  paralysis of motion,and numbness.  Unsteady gait; reeling as
if drunk, with  rolling and staggering,  as  one walks,with locomotor
ataxia.
  Kali chlor.   ^(Epilepsy,  if occurring with or after suppression
of eczema or eruptions.—Schussler.)
  Kali iod.   :Subsultus tendinum, or contraction of  muscles   and
tendons.   Restless, moving about  Paralysis.
  Kali nit.   cSpasmodic,   painless  jerking of  fingers and  other 
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parts.   Debility of  limbs  and  body, with  heat in face,   burning
spots  on forehead; worse  sitting,  better  moving  slowly  about.
Paralysis of limbs.
   Kali phos.   °(A11 ailments which arise from or denote a want of
nerve  power; hence  nervous prostration,  exhaustion, nervous rig-
ors,  and  also all  those affections in which  the brain,  and conse-
quently  the mind,  shows want of vigor; also  in those  affections
where  there  is rapid  decomposition  of  the  blood, causing  foul,
putrid  conditions,  mortification and sepsis.  Brain-fag, from over-
work,  with loss of  appetite;  stupor,  depressed  spirits; irritability,
or great impatience;   loss  of  memory:  sleeplessness.   Epilepsy,
from abnormal conditions of nerve cells, if  accompanied by cold-
ness of the limbs,  and shrunken appearance  of  face; after the fit,
violent palpitation  of heart.   Feeling of faintness in  nervous peo-
ple.   Infantile paralysis, recent,  and if  connected   with  teething.
Facial paralysis; loss of power in muscles  of face,  causing contor-
tions or an involuntary  twist of mouth.  Shock,  if  accompanied by
paralysis,  with morbid  sensibility and a bruised, painful feeling in
the part affected,or by rigidity of paralyzed limbs; atrophic,in which
vital powers  are  reduced;  creeping,  in which  the  progress of  the
disease is  slow, with wasting  tendency.   Idiopathic  softening  of
the  spinal  cord,  as the results  of  inflammation,   with  gradual
deadening of the nerves.—Schussler.)
   ♦Kalrnia.   ♦Weakness the only general  symptom,  with  neural-
gia.  -Weariness in all muscles, shuns all  exertion; can  hardly go
up-stairs.  Weary  and giddy,with the diarrhoea.  Trembling, thrill-
ing,  with  palpitation.
   Kreosotum.   "Great debility.   Faintness  in the morning,  when
rising  earlier than  usual.   Fatigue from the  least exertion.  Weari-
nesses from too long a journey on foot.  Prostration,with  sleepless-
ness.  Great restlessness and excitation of the whole  body, worse in
repose than during motion.
   ♦Lachesis   ♦Weakness of  whole  bod)'  in morning on  rising.
Great  physical and mental  exhaustion  in  mornings.  Obliged to
wear the clothes loose;  cannot bear their contact.    Crawls on the
floor, spits often;  hides;  laughs  or is angry;  spasms.   Epilepsy
comes  on during sleep,  from   jealousy,  onanism,  loss of  fluids.
Spasms of  the legs.   Awkward gait;   left side weak.  Gressus
gallinaceus.   Paralysis, left-sided,  after  apoplexy  or  cerebral  ex- 
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haustion.  Trembling all over; exhausted; faint. Fainting,with  pain
in the heart; nausea, pale face,  vertigo.
  Laurocerasus.   "Want of energy of the vital  powers,  and want
of reaction, especially  in chest  affections.   Rapid  sinking  of the
forces.   Long  lasting syncope.  Epilepsy. Clonic spasms  of all the
limbs,with paralytic weakness. Chorea: with constant jerks, cannot
keep  still; speech indistinct, gets angry when not understood; gasp-
ing; emaciation; after  fright.   Apoplexy,with paralysis.
  Lilium tig.  °Weak, trembling,  nervous.   Nervous system  irri-
table.   Aimless hurry  and,  motion; walks  to  and fro; cannot  be
amused by thinking or reading.  Throbbing, as if in all the blood
vessels.
   Lithium carb.  °Before menses,  symptoms more violent on left
side;  after menses,  on  right  side.   Prostration   of whole  body,
especially knee-joints and  sacrum.   Paralytic stiffness  in all the
limbs  and in whole body.
   ♦Lycopodium.   ^Desire  for the  open   air.  °Formication  of
affected limbs.   Involuntary,alternate extension and contraction of
muscles.  Spasms, with screaming,  foaming   at  the mouth, uncon-
sciousness; throwing the  arms  about;  cardiac  anguish; imagines
he  will die.   Great emaciation  and internal debility.  Paralysis.
   Magnesia carb.   cEpileptic attacks; while  standing  or walking,
he  frequently falls down suddenly,  with  consciousness.
   Magnesia mur.   cHysterical and  spasmodic complaints. She has
many  spasms day and  night,  with great sleeplessness.  Great weak-
ness from sea-bath.  Weakness of the body as if coming from the
stomach.  Fainting  fits at dinner; nausea and trembling relieved by
eructations.
   Magnesium  phos. c(It is  the true  anti-spasmodic remedy.   All
ailments  which are of  a darting, crampy, spasmodic nature, often
accompanied  with a feeling of constriction and pressure,  and when
warmth is soothing or  agreeable.   Give it in hot liquids.  Chorea;
the chief remedy.   St.  Vitus' dance,  involuntary  movements   and
contortions of the limbs, with mute, appealing look for sympathy.
Convulsions,  with stiffness of limbs, of  body,  thumbs  drawn in,
fingers clenched.  Epileptic fits,  spasms, stiffness of limbs,clenched
fists or teeth.  Epilepsy:  from  local irritation of  nerves, when an
over-excited(not depressed)condition of the nerves exists,sometimes
the result of vicious habits which must be restrained;  for muscular 
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 contractions,twitching and  spasms. Palsy, involuntary shaking and
 trembling of the hands or limbs,or of head.  Shaking of the hands,
 trembling even when caused by  alcoholism.   Shaking,  spasmodic
 trembling,  from want of nervous control of the muscles of any  part
 of  body.   Tetanus, lock-jaw. Tonic spasms. —Schussler. )
   ♦Mercurius.   ♦Great weariness and prostration;  trembling.   In-
 voluntary trembling of  the voluntary muscles, hands,  tongue,  etc.
 °Convulsions: with cries,  rigidity, bloated abdomen, itching of the
 nose,with thirst;  worse at  night.  Contraction  of joints.   Great
 weakness,with ebullitions  and trembling, from the least  exertion.
 Legs paralyzed,  in spinal  meningitis   Limbs  stiff,  but   can be
 moved by others;  paralysis.   Paralysis  agitans.
   ♦Mercurius cor. ♦Great debility;  trembling.   Convulsive twitch-
 ings of the muscles of the face,  arms, and  legs, and  convulsions
 ot the limbs.  Convulsive contractions,  trembling.
   Millefolium.   Convulsions during teething: after labor.
   ♦Muriatic acid.   ♦Excessive prostration. Great debility;  as soon
 as he sits down his eyes close;  the lower jaw  hangs down ; slides
 down in  bed, in  typhus   fever.     Paralysis,  generally  one-sided.
 Paralyzed tongue and sphincter ani.
   Natrum ars.    Restless,  nervous, cannot sit still without  great
 effort.   Feeis tired all   over:   desire  to  remain  quiet.   Suscep-
 tible to colel air; takes cold easily.
   Natrum carb.    Great debility from  any  exertion.   Twitching
 in the muscles and limbs.   Contractions of the  muscles, bends of
 knees, neck, etc.
  ♦Natrum  mur.  ♦Great emaciation,  trembling of the whole body.
 Easily fatigued;  mental and physical  exhaustion  and weakness;
 great  prostration.   ^Chorea,  jumps up high, regardless of things
 around; jerks of  the right side  of  the head; after fright.  Hysterical
 debility; weakness in the morning in bed. Prostration; knows that
 he is weak and does not want  to   move.  Useful  for congenital
 malformations, caused  by contractions of  the muscles—externally
with friction.  (Lethargic state, with jerking or starting of  limbs,
excessive  drowsiness,  stupor, eyes half open,— Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.    Prostration, tired, weary, especially knees.   Ex-
haustion, with colic.   Chorea, with  retarded stools,  tetanus  of  left
side, trembling  of right,  gesticulating convulsively.
  ♦Nitric acid.   ♦So weak,  obliged  to lie down almost constantly. 
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Excessive  physical  debility.  °Hysteria.   Twitching   in  various
parts.   Great weakness; trembling; shocks  on going to  sleep; de-
pressed  in  spirits.   Great  debility,  heaviness  and  trembling  of
limbs, especially in  the morning.
   Nux mos.  -Staggers in  walking;  falls often.   Fatigue, feels as
if he must  lie down, after least extrtion: sleepy,  chilly,  pale face.
Disposition to faint; also from the pains, even when slight.   Rest-
less, must move about.   Spasms of children,  with diarrhoea.  Un-
conscious,  rigid; slow,  heavy  breathing;  then  writhing in  clonic
spasm,  opisthotonos   Epilepsy, with  consciousness.   Catalepsy.
Hysteria: exhausted  from least effort.  Paralysis:  with  cramps  and
trembling;  of tongue; eyelids;  oesophagus.
   :Nux   vom.   ♦Extreme  debility, with  over-sensitiveness.   Vio-
lent,   contractive, painful   sensation  through  the  whole  body.
Spasms  renewed by  the  slightest  touch.    Stitches  through  the
body in  jerks; feels  sore all over;  worse  mornings.   Sudden fail-
ing of strength.  Trembling all over, mostly  of the hands; in drunk-
ards.  Wants to lie  down.  Tendency to faint  from odors; in  the
morning, after eating.   Paralysis:  parts  cold,  numb,  emaciated;
caused by apoplexy  or  cerebral softening,  with  vertigo  and weak
memory: from sexual excesses; from abuse of alcohol; after spasms;
after poisoning with   arsenic: after eliphtheria.   Convulsions: from
emotion, as anger;  from  indigestion;  preceded  by  constipation,
jaundice, etc.; begin with an aura from  the epigastrium; opisthot-
onos,  with  consciousness;  limbs  rigid,   with   tingling; choreic,
with numbness;  renewed  by the  least touch; deep sleep  follows
   ♦CEnanthe croc.   ♦Epileptiform  convulsions.    Violent  convul-
sions,   followed by  coma or deep  sleep; convulsions  with vertigo,
madness, nausea, vomiting, unconscious, risus sardonicus; eyeballs
turned up,  pupils  dilated.   Sudden  convulsions, trismus,   biting
of tongue, followed bv  total  unconsciousness.   Convulsions, with
swollen,  livid face, bloody  froth  from mouth and  nostrils,  convul-
sive respirations; insensibility: feeble pulse, prostration.
   Oleander.   cPainless paralysis.  Stiffness  and coldness of  limbs.
Loss of  muscular power:  trembling.  Violent, spasmodic contraction
of the  muscles,  more those  of upper  part of body  and  of left side.
   ♦Opium.   ♦Delirium  tremens;  apoplexy.   -Spasms from emotions,
fright, anger, etc.;  from  approach  of  strangers   (children); from
crying.   Throws limbs, or stretches  arms at  right angles to body; 
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 tetanic  rigidity;  opisthotonos,  with  rolling   laterally.    Spasm
 begins with loud screams; then foam at the  mouth,  trembling  of
 limbs; suffocation;  eyes half open  and upturned;  pupils large and
 insensible to light.   After attack, deep  sleep; face  remains  deep
 red, and hot; stupor between  spasms.  Twitching,  trembling  of
 head,  arms,  hands, now  and then jerks  of  flexors;  body cold;
 stupor;  motion of body and uncovering head relieves. Faints every
 fifteen minutes;  shuts  eyes; head hangs;  unconscious;  jerks; sigh-
 ing.   Want of susceptibility  to   drugs; want  of  vital   reaction.
 Numbness  and insensibility;paralysis; insensibility after apoplexy;
 also in drunkards; old people; retained stool and urine.
   Oxalic  acid.   -Peculiar   numbness, approaching  palsy—angina
 pectoris.
   Passiflora incar.    Almost  a specific in  neuralgia, and  tetanus.
 25  to 30 drops tincture at one dose, repeated as required.
   Petroleum.  ""Twitching  in  limbs; epileptic  attacks   Violent
 trembling of the limbs; weak unto faintness.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Great  weakness  and prostration  of the whole
 system.   Painful  heaviness  of  the  whole  body.   Epilepsy,  with
 consciousness.  Spasms on the paralyzed  side.   Paralysis;  formi-
 cation and tearing in  the limbs, anaesthesia;  increased heat.  cOver-
 sensitiveness to external  impressions, light,  odors,  noise,  touch,
 etc.  Frequent fainting,  pale,  cold;  sudden  syncope,  lying  as if
 lifeless.
  ♦Phosphoric acid.   ♦Great  weakness and  prostration, especially
 in the morning.    Child weak,  pale, cold;  painless stools.   Weak
 from loss of fluids,  grief,  sorrow,  or  unfortunate  love; from  sup-
 pression of  eruptions;  from  talking.  Trembling, legs weak, stum-
 bles easily; or makes missteps.  Fainting  after a meal; from  loss of
 fiuids;from  emotions; with desire to lie down.  Cramps:  spasmodic,
 in chest  and diaphragm,  in onanists.  Spasm, painful in hip-joint.
 Spasmodic jerking of head.  Twitching or quivering in  muscles  of
 thigh.   Tosses the hands  about;  restless in the evening.
  Phytolacca.    Great exhaustion,   prostration,  muscular  paresis.
 Legs weak,  heavy; he  staggers.   Tetanus;   alternate spasms  and
relaxation of muscles;  general muscular rigidity.
  ♦Platinum. :;:Painful numbness here and there. °Spasmodic affec-
tions of  hysterical women and children; tetanic  spasms, with  wild
shrieks,  alternating  with  catalepsy;  spasms  alternating with  dys- 
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 pncea to  suffocation;  twitches of single muscles, trembling, shiver-
 ing;  worse at dawn.'  Spasms from sexual erethism.  Tonic spasms
 without loss of consciousness; face pale, sunken;  child  after the
 spell lies on its  back, kicks off the clothes,  draws  up   its  knees
 and spreads them apart.  Paralytic weakness, worse at rest; numb-
 ness,  stiffness and coldness.
   ♦Plumbum.   ♦Extreme emaciation;   wasting of  the muscles,  es
 pecially  of paralyzed  parts.   Anaemia,  anaesthesia, hyperesthesia.
 Convulsions.   General prostration; lassitude;  faintness;  arthralgia
 and neuralgic pains in trunk and limbs.  Sciatica; paralysis; epilep-
 sy;   vaginismus.  ^Paralysis,  precedeel   by  mental derangement,
 trembling,  spasms, or by shooting, tearing  pains;  the  parts ema-
 ciate; wrist-drop; caused by apoplexy;  sclerosis of the brain, or pro-
 gressive muscular atrophy;  alternating with colic. Epilepsy, chronic
 forms; before  the spell, legs heavy anel numb, tongue swollen; after-
 ward, long-lasting stupid feeling in the head.
   Podophyllum.   -Slight  paralytic  weakness  of whole  left side.
 Sudden shocks of jerking pains.
   Psorinum.     Weakness,  especially without  structural,  diseased
 changes.    Debility after acute diseases; after  typhus, with despair
 of  recovery; thinks he is very ill when  he is not; appetite will not
 return; sweats from  least exertion.  Nervous,easily startled.   Sub-
 sultus tendinum.
   Pulsatilla.    Hysteria; symptoms ever changing.   Epileptic con-
 vulsions:  violent tossing of limbs,  followed by relaxation, disposi-
 tion to vomit, eructations;  from suppressed menses. Fainting  fits,
 great paleness of face; shivering,  coldness.   Violent  trembling all
 over.  Tired, worn out  feeling.   Nervous  debility, with  amenor-
 rhoea.
   Ranunculus  bulb.   cTwitching  of muscles.   Epileptic attacks.
 Sudden weakness, with  fainting.   Trembling   of  limbs, with  op-
 pression of breathing, after fright  or anger;  aggravated in  evening,
and sometimes  after  eating;  from  change  of  temperature, espe-
cially from  heat or cold.
  Rheum.   Exhaustion; weakness; also of children with diarrhoea.
Weakness and heaviness in whole body,  as if one were  waking
from  sleep. Child is  pale,   quarrels, frets  in sleep;  with convulsive
startings  in fingers.
  ♦Rhus  tox.   ♦Great debility,  paralytic  weakness and  soreness 
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especially when sitting and at rest.   Great restlessness and uneas-
iness; must constantly change position,especially at night.   Paraly-
sis: after  unwonted  exertion; after parturition;  rheumatic,  from
getting wet,  or lying on  the damp ground; from sexual  excesses;
after  ague or  typhoid fever; parts painless,  or painfully  stiff and
lame, with tearing,  tingling and numbness.   Hemiplegia,  right-
sided; sensation of numbness.   Great debility,  soreness and  stiff-
ness,   worse  on  beginning to move;  better from  continued mo-
tion,  but  soon fatigued, requiring rest  again.   Restlessness,  must
change position.
   ♦Rumex.  *Very  sensitive to  the  open  air:   Great  debility;
averse to  work; indifferent about  his surroundings.
   ♦Ruta.   ♦Great  weakness after a walk:  limbs teel bruised;  small
of back and loins painful.   All  parts of  the body on which he lies
are painful as if bruised.   Tottering as if thighs  were weak;  limbs
pain  when walking.
   Sabadilla.   Great  debility in intermittents.  Great paralytic  weak-
ness,  in pleuritis.  Hysteria,after a fright.  Twitchings, convulsive
tremblings;  or catalepsy,  from  worms.   Nervous   diseases from
worms, and firmly seated  abdominal irritations.
   Sanguinaria.   -Lameness of right arm.   Paralysis  of right side.
Lassitude, torpor,languor; not disposed to move  or make any men-
tal exertion;  worse in damp weather.   Limbs weak, while walking
in the open air.
   ♦Secale. ♦Extreme debility, prostration and restlessness.  Spas-
modic twitchings.   Irregular movements  of whole body.  Spasms,
with the fingers spread out.  Convulsive  jerks and   starts  in the
paralyzed limbs.    Painful contractions  in the flexor  muscles.  Te-
tanic  spasms,  with full consciousness,followed  by great exhaustion.
Sudden and great  exhaustion. Loss of power  of voluntary  motion.
Sinking spells at 3 a. m.
   ♦Sepia.  ♦Excessive prostration, exhaustion and faintness.   Rest-
less, fidgety.  Hysterical spasms.  Sensation of ball in inner  parts.
Jerking and twitching of head and limbs.   Spasms  in buttocks  in
bed, at night, when  stretching out the  limbs.   Twitching of  limbs
during sleep.  A short walk  fatigues  much. Paralysis, with atrophy.
Fainting after getting wet;  from  riding in a carriage; while kneel-
ing in church.
   ♦Silicia.  ♦Weakness and sense of  great debility:  wants  to lie- 
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 down.   Sensitive to cold air; takes  cold easily.   Painful, bruised
 feeling over the whole body.   Whole side  of  the body on  which
 he lies is painful, as if ulcerating,  with chilliness on uncovering;
 thirst and flushes of heat to head.   Paralysis from  tabes dorsalis.
 Progressive locomotor  ataxia.  -Restless,  fidgety; starts  at  least
 noise.  Trembling in all the limbs, hands  in  particular;  at  times
 she was quite unable to lift a cup  of tea.   Hysteria,  paralysis anel
 obstinate neuralgia, caused by dissipation or hard work, with  close
 confinement.  Spasms spread from solar plexus to brain,  come at
 night,  or during  new  moon;  attacks preceded  by coldness of left
 side, shaking and  twisting of  left  arm.  Epilepsy.    Convulsions
 after vaccination.   Child slow in  learning to walk.  Sense  of great
 debility;  wants to lie  down.  (Epilepsy, nocturnal fits, at  changes
 of moon.— Schussler.)
   Spigelia.    Restless, cannot keep the limbs still at  night.   Body
 painfully sensitive to touch; part touched feels chilly; or,  tingling
 through body.  Body  feels  heavy  and sore, when rising from a  seat.
   Spongia.    Feeling of numbness of   lower half of  body.   Great
 debility and prostration.
   ♦Squilla.   ♦Great weariness and  weakness of  the  whole  body.
 -Stretching  and yawning without sleepiness.
   Stannum.   -Feels as if she would faint.   Paralysis: mostly left-
 sided; feeling of  a load in affected  arm and  corresponding side of
 chest; from  emotions,  spasms or  onanism.   Faint sensation  after
 going down-stairs,can  go up well  enough.  Trembling, worse  from
 slow exercise.  Hysterical spasms,  with pain in  abdomen and dia-
 phragm.  Epilepsy, with tossing of limbs, clenching  thumbs,  opis-
 thotonos;  unconsciousness,   with  sexual   complications;  during
 dentition, with symptoms of worms.
   Staphisagria.   °Nervousness. Paralysis on one side,from anger.
 Twitches at  night.   Convulsions  with loss of consciousness, retrac-
 tion of thumbs and foaming at mouth.
  Sticta   GAs soon as night came, her feet and  legs  would dance
 and  jump around  in spite of her;  had to hold them; hysteria,  after
 loss  of blood.   General feeling of dullness  and   malaise, as  when
 a catarrh  is coming on.  Sensation in legs as if  floating;  she  felt
light  and airy,  without any sensation of  resting on the bed.
  ♦Stramonium.   ♦Trembling of the whole body, as if from fright.
Convulsions:  from the  sight of bright,dazzling objects; from water, 
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 touch, or being spoken  to.   Constant  restless movements  of the
 limbs, and whole body.   Chorea from  fright;  creeping  in limbs,
 then violent movements,generally crosswise; rotates arms over head;
 jumps up, climbs over tables, etc.  Hysteria, preceded by great sen-
 sitiveness, weeping  and  laughing  alternately;  sexual  excitement.
 Spasms:  abdomen puffed: alternation of clonic and tonic; body very
 hot;  continually  changes character. Epilepsy:  from  fright;  attacks
 sudden, with screams, afterwards drowsy; aching in  stomach; peri-
 odical.  Gives  warning  of  approach  by  premonitory  symptoms.
 Catalepsy, limbs  can be  moved  by  others.  Tonic spasms.    Para-
 lyzed limbs, after apoplexy.   Great inclination to lie down.   Tot-
 ters as if  giddy; cannot make  even a  few steps   without help.
 Frequent  twitchings; sudden jerks through the  body.  Trembling of
 limbs.   Convulsions,  especially opisthotonic,   from   bright, daz-
 zling  objects.   Muscles  will not obey the  will.  Paralysis  of one
 side, convulsions of the   other.   Left side  paralyzed, stammering
 unconnected words,  sheds tears.
   ♦Sulphur. ♦Great  debility and trembling; talking fatigues; weari-
 ness and prostration. Child jumps,starts and screams loudly.  Epi-
 lepsy, with stiffness;  sensation as from a mouse running up  arms  to
 back,  before the fit.   -Frequent, spasmodic jerking in whole body.
 Weak, faint  spells  frequently  during  the  day, after nursing  or
 night watching, with great sleepiness.   Unsteady gait, trem ir  of
 hands.   Cannot walk erect,  shoulders stoop.
   ♦Sulphuric  acid.   ♦Extreme weakness and exhaustion, with sen-
 sation  of  tremor all over, without trembling.
   ♦Tabacum.   ♦Great weakness  and  debility.   -Weary, languid;
 tremor.  Violent  pains, with involuntary  contractions of muscles.
 Spasmodic contractions of muscles,  spasms,  general   insensibility,
 relaxation.
   ♦Terebinthina.   ♦Great prostration.   Intense pain along  the
 larger  nerves.    Weakness, languor.
   ♦Thuja occ.   ♦Jerks of the  upper part  of  the  body—chorea.
 Sensation of lightness of body  when walking.   Paralysis  of one
side.   Debility, worse mornings.
  Valeriana.    Drawing  in many places, now here,  now there, like
 transient  jerks. Agitation of all nerves,  jerks,  twitches, trembling.
  *Veratrum alb.   ♦Sudden  sinking of strength; extreme weakness
 and prostration.     Trembling,   jerking.  Puerperal   convulsions. 
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Convulsions caused by religious excitement;  also of children;  anx-
iety, pale face,  cold   sweat  on  forehead;  cough  before  or   after
spasm;  sometimes  syncope after spasm.  Tonic spasms, with  con-
traction of palms of hands and soles of feet   Excessive weakness;
also after abuse of cinchona.   Child feeble, with a  sort of hectic;
whooping-cough.   Paralysis  after cholera;  from debilitating losses.
Must lie down; anguish; cold sweat on forehead when he  rises.
  Veratrum vir.   °Twitching and  contortions  of  body,  unaffected
by sleep;  froth about  lips;  champing of teeth;  difficult swallowing;
head jerking or continually  nodding;   sexual  excitement; chorea.
Violent spasms, like galvanic  shocks.   Convulsions after scarlet
fever: great dilatation of pupils;  inability to  sleep.  Trembling, as
if child were frightened and  on the verge of a spasm. Convulsions,
with opisthotonos; anaemia,  from  diarrhoea.  Paralysis;  tingling in
limbs; cerebral hyperaemia.
  Viola  odor.   Trembling of limbs.  Relaxation of muscles.  Great
nervous debility.   Hypochondriasis.
  ♦Zincum  met.   ♦Jerking through  the whole  body during sleep,
at night.  Twitching   and jerking  in  various muscles.   Hands
tremble; grasps at  flocks; or slides down in bed. Chorea,depressed
spirits,  health  suffers;  caused  by  fright;  suppressed  eruptions;
worse after  wine.   Spasms,  child  cross before  attack,  body  hot,
restless at night; fidgety feet, right side   twitches;  pale  children,
during teething.
  Zingiber.    Foaming at  mouth,free urination, spasms. Wants to
lie down.  Faintish weakness.

                            REPERTORY.

  Adynamic forms of  diseases, weak, feeble—ail.
  Anaesthesia,  state of insensibility- ♦phos.,  ♦plumb.
  Apoplexy—arn.,  baryt., lach.,  laur.,  nux  v.,  ♦opium,  plumb.,
♦stram.
  Aura  epileptica—♦cupr., nux  v.
  Catalepsy-graph.,  nux m., plat., sabad., ♦stram.
  Chorea, St. Vitus'  Dance —arg.  n., asaf., calc. c, caul., caust,
cina, hyos., ign., laur., mag.  phos., nat. m., nat. s., nuxv., ♦stram.,
thuj., ver. a., ver.  v.,zinc.
  Clumsy—asaf.
  Coma,profound  sleep—aeon., agar.,  oenanth.
  Consciousness—absinth., chin,  ars.,  chin,  s., ♦cic, cina, graph.,
helb, kali c, mag.e,  nux m., nux  v., ♦phos.,  plat.,  secale,  staph.
 Convulsions—aeon.,  agar.,  ant.  e,   apis,  arg. m., arg.  n.,  ars., 
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♦belb, calc  ph., canth., caust,  cham.,  chin,  ars., chin. s.,  ♦cic.
cimi., ♦cina,  cinch., coff., ♦cupr.,  dig.,  dulc,  ferr.  phos.,  gels.,
glon., helb,  ♦hyos.,  hyper., ign., ipec, kali  c, mag.  phos., mere,
mere  cor.,  milb, nat. s., nux v., ♦cenan., ♦plumb., puis.,  rheum,
sabad., secale, sib, staph.,  ♦stram.,  ver.  a.,  ver.  v.
  Cramps—agar.,  aib,  coloc, mag.  phos., nux m., phos. a.
  Debility—agar., aib, am.c, apoc, ♦arg. n., caul., cheb, ♦chin,  s.,
cimi.,♦cinch., clem.,  dig.,  fluor. a.,  helb,   helon., iod., kali br.,
kali n., kreos , lye," ♦mere cor., mur. a., nat. c, nat.  m.,  nit.  a.,
♦nux v., psor.,  puis., ♦rhus, rumex,  sabad.,  ♦secale,  ♦sib,  spong.,
♦sub,  ♦tabac, thuj.,  ver. a.
  Distortion —chin, ars., ♦cic,  cina, mur. a.
  Ebullitions, boiling,display of feeling—am. m., mere
  Eclampsia, convulsive movements- camph., ♦cupr.
  Emaciation—♦nat.  m., ♦plumb.
  Emprosthotonos, bending forward -  belb, cupr.
  Energy-carb. an., laur.
  Epilepsy—absinth , aethus , arg. n., ars., ♦belb,  calc c, camph.,
carb. v., caul., caust., chin,  ars., ♦cic, cimi., cina, cinch.,  ♦cupr.,
glon., helb, hyos., hyper., ipec,  kali chlor., kali phos., lach.,  laur.,
mag. c, mag. phos.,  nux m.,  ♦cenan.,  petrol.,  ♦phos., ♦plumb.,
puis., ranunc, sib, stann.,  ♦stram., ♦sub
  Excited—abrot.,  absinth., ♦belb,  coca, coff.,  cupr.,  ferr.,  gels.,
kreos., mag.  phos., ♦stram., ver. a., ver.  v.
  Exhausted- -aib,  ars., arum,   aur., bry., calc.  c , ♦can. i., caps.,
carb.v., coca, ♦colch.,  con.,  ♦graph., guaiac, kali phos., ♦lach.,
nat. m., nat.  s.,  nux  m.,  phyt.,  rheum,  ♦secale,   ♦sepia,   ♦sub  a.
  Faint—aescub,  ♦alum., ant. t , ♦ars.,  asar.,  berb.,  ♦bry.,  cact.,
♦can. i., canth.,  carb.v., caust,  chain., chin. s., coff., coloc.,  con,
♦dig., eup. perf., eup. purp., ♦hep. s.,  ♦hydras.,  iris,   kali  phos.,
kreos., lach.,  laur., mag.m., nux m.,  nux v., opium, petrol., phos.,
phos.  a.,  ♦plumb., puis., ranunc,  ♦sepia, stann.,  sub,  zinc.
  Falls—absinth., calc.  c,  chin, ars., ♦cupr.
  Fatigue—alum.,  ferr., fluor.  a., gels.,  kreos.,  ♦nat  m.,  nux m.,
rhus, sepia.
  Fits—calc. ph.,  con.,  mag. m., mag. phos., puis., sib, ♦sub
  Forces—caps.,  carb.  v., laur.
  Gait- belb, caps.,  cham.,  hyos., kali br.,  lach., ruta,  sul.
  Gone feeling—♦hydras.
  Gressus gallinaceus,  hen-like  walk—lach.
  Grinding of teeth—absinth., aeon.,  aethus.,  belb,   caust, coff.,
hyos, ver. v.
  Hemiplegia, one-sided palsy—rhus.
  Hyperaesthesia,excessive sensibility—♦plumb.
  Hysteria—ars., asaf., aur.,  caul., cimi., cocc,  mag.  m.,  nat m.,
nit.a., nux m., plat., puis.,sabad.,sepia,  sib,  stann., sticta.,♦stram.
  Injuries—Hyper.
  Insensibility—camph., hyos.,  cenan., opium, tabac.
  Irritability—aeon.,baryt., camph.,  carb. v., ferr., gels.,kali phos.,
lib,  nit.,  a.,  plat., sabad.
  Jerks—aeon., agar., aib,  apis, arg. n.,  asaf., baryt., calad., cic, 
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cina, croc, cupr.,  gels.,  hyos.,  hyper.,  ♦ipec, kali  e,  kali n.,
laur., nat. m., nux v., opium, phos. a., pod., secale, sepia, stram.,
sub, ♦thuj., valer., ver.  a., ver.  v.,  ♦zinc
   Languor—bapt., calc.  ph., dulc,  ferr., gels., helon.,  ign., sang.,
tabac,  terebin.
   Lassitude—aeon., ambr., anae, ant. t, ♦apis, arn., arum,  asar.,
cheb, cocc, cic,  gels ,  graph., ♦plumb.,  sang.
   Lethargic,  sleepy, dull,  forgetful—ferr.,  nat.  m.
   Lie down,  must—::'alum.,  ambr.,  am.  c,  arg.  n.,  ♦arn.,  asar.,
bapt.,  baryt., calc.ph., caps., ferr., ♦nit.a.,nux m.,  nux v., phos.a.,
♦sib, stram.,  ver.  a., zing.
   Lock-jaw—belb, gels., hyper., mag. phos.
   Locomotor ataxia, staggering gait—kali br.,  sil.
   Malaise,  sense of illness—camph.,  sticta.
   Moaning—aeon., eup.  purp.
   Motion, involuntary, etc. —♦agar., alum., apoc,  ♦arg. n.,  belb,
calc. c, caust.,  cimi., helb,  hyos.,  mag.  phos.,   ♦mere,  secale,
sticta,  ♦stram.
   Nervous —aeon.,  apis,  arum,  aur.,  baryt.,  carb.  v.,  ♦chin, s.,
cimi.,  cinch., coca,  coff.,  cupr.,  eye,  eup.  perf.,  kali  br., kali
phos., lib,  mag. phos., nat.  ars., psor.,  puis.,  sabad., staph.
   Opisthotonos, bending  backward—absinth.,  ars., belb, camph.,
♦cic, ♦cupr., ipec, nux m.,  nux v., opium, stann., stram., ver. v.

Pains—arg.  m.,  ♦plumb., ♦ruta, ♦sib, tabac,  terebin.
   Bruised— aeon., agn.,  apis,  arg.  m., ♦arn., gels., ♦ruta, ♦sil.
   Darting—gels.,  mag. phos.
   Drawing—aloe,  cist.,  cupr., valer.
   Excruciating—hyper.
   Lame—♦abrot,  aeon., aescub, arg. m.,  arum, berb., rhus,  sang.
   Neuralgic—aescub,  ♦chin,  s., gels.,  ♦kalm., passif., ♦plumb., sib,
terebin.
   Pricking —gels.
   Shooting — gels.,  plumb.
   Soreness —♦abrot, agar.,  am. e,   ♦arn.,  ♦cinch., nux v., ♦rhus,
spig.
   Sprained—cinch.
   Stitches  -nux v.
   Tearing—arg. m., gels., ♦phos.,  plumb., rhus.
   Throbbing—♦glon.,  lil.
   Tingling—aeon., gels., rhus,  spig.,  ver. v.

   Palsy—mag. phos., oxal. a.
   Paralysis—♦absinth., aeon., aescub,  agar., aloe,  alum., am.  m.,
anae,  ♦ant. t,  apis,  arg.  m.,  arg.  n.,  arn., bapt.,  baryt,  belb,
caps., caust,  cinch.,  ♦cocc, colch.,  con.,  crot. h.,  dulc,  ferr.,
♦gels.,  hyos., ign., kali br.,  kali i.,  kalin., kali phos., lach., laur.,
lith., lye, mere, mur. a.,  nux  m.,  nux v., olean., oxal.a.,  ♦phos.,
plat, ♦plumb.,  pod.,  ♦rhus,  sabad.,   sang., secale,  sepia,  ♦sib,
stann.,  staph  , ♦stram., thuj., ver.a., ver.  v.
   Paraplegia, paralysis of  lower half of body—♦arg.n.,caub, cocc
   Paresis, paralysis—kali  c, phyt. 
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Parts—arg.  n., ♦chin, s.,  cinch.,  kali n,,  nux v.,  plumb.,  sepia,
♦thuj.
  Internal—♦absinth., ant.  t,  camph.
  Muscles—aeon., ♦agar.,  aloe, ambr.,  ant c, arg. m., arn., asaf.,
belb, cham.,  chin, ars., cic,  cimi., cinch.,  cist,  clem.,  coloc,
con., croc, crot. t,  cupr.,  ♦gels.,   graph.,  hyos.,   iod.,  kali  br.,
kali  c, kali  i.,  kali  phos.,  kalm., lye,  mag.  phos.,  mere,  mere
cor.,  nat. c,  nat. s.,  olean., phyt.,  plat, ♦plumb.,  ranunc, secale,
stram., tabac,  ver. v., ♦zinc
  Side, Left—aeon.,  apis,  ^arg.  n., arn., bapt.,cimi., glon., lach..
♦lith., pod., sib,  stann.
  One—calc.  c, mur. a., staph.,  stram.,  thuj.
  Right—arum, caust, ♦lith.,  rhus, sang.,  stram.

  Powerless—bapt,   crot.  h.,  graph.,  kali  phos,  laur., olean.,
secale.
  Piostration—♦abrot.,  aib,  aloe, am.  m., ant. t., apis,  ♦ars.,
baryt.,  bry., cact., camph., canth.,  carb.  an.,  cham.,   ♦chin, ars.,
cic,  colch., croc,  cupr., dulc, ferr.,♦gels., glon.,graph.,  ♦hydras.,
ipec, kali phos.,  kreos., lith., ♦mere,  mur. a.,  nat.  m., nat.   s.,
eenan.,  ♦phos.,  phos. a.,  phyt,  ♦plumb., ♦secale, ♦sepia, spong.,
♦sub, ♦terebin., ♦ver.  a.
  Quivering—phos.  a.
  Relaxed—♦amyl,   berb.,  cic,  cinch.,  ♦gels., helb, phyt., puis.,
tabac.
  Restless- ♦aeon., ant.  t., apis,  apoc,  ♦arg.  n., ♦ars., ♦bapt.,
belb, ♦caust., chin, s., coff. cupr.,  eup. purp., ferr.,  glon., hyos.,
kali  i.,  kreos.,  nat ars., nux m.,  phos. a,,  ::rhus, ♦secale,  sepia, sib,
spig., ♦stram.,  zinc.
  Rigid—cic,  cina,  ♦ipec,   kali  phos.,  mere, nux m., nux  v.,
opium, phyt.
  Risus sardonicus,  convulsive laughter—cenanth.
  Sclerosis of brain,  hardness of brain—plumb.

Sensations—arn.,  asar.,   aur., berb.,  calc. c,  chin,  ars.,  cina,
clem., coca,   fluor.  a.,  nux v., puis.,  rhus,  sepia, ♦sub, sul.  a.,
thuj.
  Cold —dulc,  nux v., plat., puis.,  sil.
  Constriction—mag. phos.
  Contraction—cupr.,  nat.  c,  ♦nux v.,  olean., secale, tabac.
  Creeping—arg. n., ♦stram.
  Empty—aur.
  Formication,  creeping sensation—gels., lye, ♦phos.
  Heaviness—baryt., chin,  s., gels., nit. a., ♦phos., phyt, plumb.,
rheum,  spig.
  Numb—aeon., bapt.,cinch.,dros.,  kali br.,nux v.,opium, oxal.  a.,
♦plat., plumb.,  rhus, spong.
  Senses—♦belb,  ♦cinch., cupr., hyper., ♦nux v.
  Sensibility—♦asar., chin. s., kali  phos.
  Sensitiveness—arn., ♦cham., chin, s.,  ♦cinch.,  cupr.,  ♦hep.  s.,  '
kali  phos., ♦lach.,  ♦nux v.,  phos., ♦rumex,  *sih, spig.,  ♦stram.
  Shocks—arg.  m., kali phos., nit.  a.,  pod.,  ver. v. 
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Senations continued.
   Shuddering—arg.  n., ♦cimi., cina.
   Sick feeling—abrot, bapt.,  con., hyos.
   Sinking spells—♦arn., ♦ars.,  asar.,  bapt., caust,   colch.,  ♦dig.,
laur.,  secale, ♦ver. a.
   Sluggish—ant.  t,  arn.
   Sopor, profound sleep—camph., glon.,  hyos.
   Spasms—aethus.,  agar., agn.,  alum.,  ambr., arg. m.,  ars., arum,
aur.,  belb, bry.,  camph., canth., caul., cheb, chin,  ars., chin. s.,
♦cic,  cina, cinch.,  con.,  croc, ♦cupr.,  dulc, gels.,  hyos.,  hyper.,
ign.,  ♦ipec, kali  c,  kali  n.,  lach.,  laur.,  lye,  mag.  m.,  mag.
phos., nux m.,  ♦nux v.,  olean.,  opium,  ♦phos.,  phos.  a.,  phyt.,
plat,  plumb.,  secale,  sepia,  sib,  stann.,  ♦strain.,   sub,  tabac,
ver. a.,  ver. v., zinc, zing.
   Staggering—caps., kali br., nux  m.,  phyt.
   Startings—aeon.,  ant. c,  ars., baryt.,  belb, calc. ph., camph.,
cupr., nat. m.,  psor.,  rheum, sib, ♦sub
   Stiff—belb,  camph., cham., cic, ♦cina, cupr., guaiac,  ♦ipec,
lith., mag. phos., mere,  olean., plat.,  rhus, ♦sub
   Strength—♦am., ♦ars., caust.,  colch., con., ♦dig.,  fluor. a., iod.,
nux v..  ♦ver. a.
   Stretch—carb.  v.,  sepia,  squill., ver.  a.
   Stupor, torpor, insensibility—absinth., aethus.,aib, dros.,nat. m.,
opium.
   Subsultus tendinum, jerking of tendons—hyos., kali i., psor.
   Syncope, fainting—ant. t, phos., ver. a.
   Tetanus, muscular  spasm—ars.,  belb, camph.,  chin, s., gels.,
mag.  phos., nat.  s.,   opium, passif.,  phyt., plat, secale.
   Thrill—aib, kalm.
   Tired—♦alum.,  apis, arm, bry., cina, ♦crot. h., eup. purp.,  ferr.,
graph.,  helon., nat.  ars., nat.  s., puis.
   Tottering gait—belb,  ♦cupr.,  hyos.,  ruta,  stram.
   Trembling—abrot.,  absinth., aeon., agar., anae,  ♦ant t, ♦apis,
♦arg.  n., aur,  baryt.,  belb,  borax,  calc. e, calc  ph.,  camph.,
caust, cheb, chin, s.,  cimi.,  cina,  cist.,  coca,  con.,  crot.  h.,
♦cupr., eup. perf., ♦gels., graph.,  hep. s.,  ign., iod., iris,  kali e,
kalm., lach.. lib,  mag. m.,  mag. phos.,  ♦mere, ♦mere cor., nat. m.,
nat. s.,  nit.  a., nux  m., nux v., olean., opium,  petrol.,  phos. a.,
plat,  plumb.,  puis.,  ranunc,  sabad., sib,  stann.,  ♦strain., ♦sub,
sub a., valer., ver.  a.,  ver. v.,  zinc.
   Tremor—agar., ♦cimi., kali  chlor.,  sub, sub  a., tabac.
   Trismus, lock-jaw—♦cic,  ♦cenan.
   Twitches—aeon., ♦agar.,  ambr., ant.  c, arg.  m.,arn., asaf.,belb,
calc.  c, cham., cheb, chin,  s., cimi., cina,  cinch.,  clem.,  cupr.,
helb, ign., iod.,  kali e,  mag.  phos.,  mere  cor., nat.  c,  nit. a.,
opium, petrol., phos.a., plat., ranunc,  sabad,secale, sepia, staph.,
stram., valer.,  ver. v., zinc.
   Unconscious—belb, calad., ♦cupr.,  lye, nux  m.,♦cenan.,  opium,
stann.
   Uneasy—♦bapt., carb. v.,  dulc, ♦rhus.
   Unsteady—ant.  t,  arg. n., cimi., kali br., sub
   Weakness—♦abrot,  absinth., aescub,  aethus.,  agn., aloe, ambr., 
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Sensations continued.
am.  m.,  ♦amyl,  ant.  t, arg.  m.,  ♦arg. n., ♦am., ♦ars., asar., aur.,
bapt.,  baryt., belb, berb.,   borax,  ♦bry.,  cact., calc. c,  calc. ph.,
can.  i., canth.,  caps.,  carb.  an.,  caust.,  cham.,  ♦chin, s., cic,
cimi.,  ♦cinch.,  coca,  ♦cocc, ♦colch.,  coloc, crot. h., cupr., *dig.,
dros.,  eup.  pert,  eup.  purp.,  ferr.,   ♦gels., ♦graph.,  hep.  s.,
♦hydras., ipec, iris, kali br., ♦kalm., ♦lach.,  laur.,  lib,  mag. c,
♦mere, nat.  m., ♦nit a., petrol.,  ♦phos.,  ♦phos. a.,  phyt,  plat,
pod., psor.,  ranunc,  rheum,  ♦rhus,  ruta, sabad.,  sang., ♦sib,
♦squill.,  staph., sub,  ♦sub  a.,  ♦tabac, terebin., ♦ver. a., zing.
  Weariness—aescub, aloe,  ♦arn., asar., baryt., bry.,  calc. e, calc
ph.,  carb.  v., cheb, chin, s.,  croc,  cupr.,  helon., hyper.,  kalm.,
kreos., ♦mere,  nat. s.,  ♦squill., ♦sub, tabac.
  Yawning—arg. n., asar., cina, squill. 
 CHAPTER  XXXVI.-SLEEP  AND  DREAMS.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Sleepless,  restless—haemorrhoidal  colic.
   Absinthium.   -Restless at night; disturbing dreams.
   Acetic acid.    Sleepless with other troubles.  Sleep much broken
 without  any known cause.
   ♦Aconitum.   'Sleeplessness  after  midnight,  with anxiety,  rest-
 lessness,  continued  tossing  about;   eyes  closed.   Sleeplessness
 caused by fear, fright,or anxiety, with fear of the  future.  Anxious,
 vivid  dreams,  waking  with  a  start.     Sleepiness;  spasmodic
 yawning.
   ^Esculus.    Disposition  to  stretch  and  yawn.  Drowsy;  falls
 asleep;  on awaking knows  not  where she is.   Awakened by burn-
 ing pain in stomach.   Mornings on awaking,  sore and tired.
   ♦jEthusa.   ♦Dozing  of child after vomiting   spells, or  after the
 stool.   -On  falling asleep,  rolling of eyes and  slight  convulsions.
   Agaricus.   -Frequent yawning:  before   spasms,  or paroxysms of
 headache.   Unusual sleepiness.   Uneasy, restless  sleep,  from vio-
 lent itching and burning of  skin. On falling asleep: starts; twitches;
 sudden  and complete   awaking.    Awakes often at  night,  is  wide
 awake.
   Agnus cast.    Sleeplessness.  Awaking  often, as if alarmed; start-
 ings.   Anxious dreams.
   Ailantus.    Wery drowsy   and restless,  soon  passes  into insen
 sibility.  Sleep disturbed, unrefreshing.  Heavy sleep through night.
 Restless  at night, talking and moaning in sleep; night sweats; fre-
 quent waking.   Sleeps  best on right  side-bronchial affections.
   Aloe.   -Drowsy, dozing  in morning.    Awakened  by thirst;  ur-
gency to urinate; pollutions and sexual desire; pains in back; chill.
Cannot  sleep,  heat and a crowd of thoughts busy  him. Oppressive
dreams of danger,  could not  cry out;  dreams of soiling himself.
  Alumina.   cSleepiness, with inclination to  lie  down.   Restless
sleep, turns  frequently; feels  too  warm;   lies uncovered in unre-
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 freshing slumber, with many dreams, and frequent  awaking.  Rest-
 less  sleep; always awaking with  palpitation  of  heart.    Dreams
 anxious;  a boat  foundering; of  ghosts; of  thieves; confused.
   Ambra.    Cannot sleep at night, yet knows not  why.   Restless
 sleep,  with anxious dreams.  Vexatious,anxious dreams,and talking
 in sleep.
   Ammonium carb.  -"Must sleep in afternoon,  or eyes pain.  Rest-
 less, unrefreshing sleep; tosses  about.   Frequent, violent starting
 out of sleep, with great  fear  afterward.   Nightmare  every night,
 sometimes in a sweat when awaking—heart disease.  Somnolence,
 with blood  over-carbonized.    Dreams  vivid;  romantic;  anxious;
 lewd; of anger and want; of  ghosts;  of  dying;   of dead   persons;
 offensive; of lice: of scolding.  Talks  during  sleep.
   Ammonium mur.   -Constant yawning  without  sleepiness,  morn-
 ings.   Cannot  fall asleep before midnight,  on account of cold feet
 Heat  in  head  prevents  sleep  before  midnight   Anxious, fearful
 dreams, starts out of sleep.   Dreams of falling into water; of sick-
 ness; lascivious. Wakes  2 a. m. from  violent  cutting  in abelomen.
   Anacardium.    Sleeplessness from  restlessness.  Could not  sleep
 well  for itching.   Sounel sleep until 9 a.  m. Vivid dreams at  night
 which  recurred  to him  during the day,  as if things dreamed of had
 really happened.  Dreams of fire;  of dead boelies.
   ♦Antimonium crud.   ♦Great  sleepiness during  day;  mostly  in
 forenoon.  °At 7  P. m.  feels overwhelmed  with sleep.  Coma.  Deep,
 unrefreshing sleep.  Slight raving during  sleep.    Frequent waking,
 as from fright.  Dreams:  of quarreling;  voluptuous; anxious, as if he
 were to be hurt;  horrible, about mutilation of men.
   ♦Antimonium tart.   ♦Yawning; great sleepiness;  irresistible  in-
clination to sleep.  Hael scarcely fallen asleep when he was seized
with shocks and  jerks,  all of which came  from abdomen.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Great inclination  to sleep,  but cannot from nervous rest-
 lessness.   Screams eluring sleep; also  sudden  starting.   Yawning.
 Continuous deep sleep.   Restless sleep   anel  incessant  dreaming.
 Dreams of journeying;  of flying;  of assembled people; unpleasant.
   Apocynum.    On going to beel elesire to sleep,  with inability to
 sleep.  Drowsiness;  vomiting;  weakness.  Stupor.   Restlessness,
 little sleep.
   Argentum  met.   Gaping,  drowsy; depressed mind.  Sensations
 like  electric  shocks on  going to sleep.   Restless sleep;   anxious, 
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 frightful dreams;  on  awaking,  believes  them   true.   Nausea in
 dreams. On awaking,fatigue; upper arm weak, legs powerless.
   Argentum nit   Yawning  and chilliness; soporous condition. Is
 prevented from falling asleep by fancies and images hovering before
 his  imagination.   After long, wearisome, fatiguing night watching.
 Sees departed friends, the dead, ghosts at night; dreams of putrid
 water,  of serpents, which fill him  with horror.    In  the  morning
 dreams he  is hungry; this awakens him and he finds he has violent
 spasm  of stomach, with hunger, nausea, flatulence.   Much excited
 at night; murmured constantly; nothing but shaking  would  arouse
 him; scarcely are  his eyes open, before he again  closes them.
   'Arnica.   ♦While  answering, falls into  a deep sleep  before  fin-
 ishing.  -Sleepiness, too sleepy  early in evening.  Languor,  drowsi-
 ness.   Unrefreshing sleep; loud, blowing breathing.  Is often  kept
 awake  until from  2 to 3  a.  m., by heat, restlessness  and  constant
 desire  to change position, or  by prickling, stinging,  biting,  now
 here, now there on body.   On  falling asleep, starts  in  fright; is
 aroused by  heat.   Lies preferably with head  low, or  horizontally.
 \\ orse  after a long sleep, or on  awaking.  Dreams vivid; frightful,
 of graves, black dogs,  struck by lightning; unrefreshing,  anxious.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ::Frequent  starting  up  from sleep.   °Yawning
 and   stretching.   Sleeplessness,  with  restlessness and   moaning.
 Awakened by pains, especially about  midnight.   After sleep, feels
 as if he had not slept enough; eyes are  weary;  cannot get  out of
 bed.   Dreams full of care, sorrow and fear; about  thunder-storms;
 fire; of black water and darkness; of death.
   ♦Arum tri.   ♦Sleeplessness from  soreness  of  mouth,  or  from
 itching of skin.    Sleepy, yawning, and sneezing at n a.  m. ; head-
 ache worse, eyes   heavy.   Drowsy  in evening.   Nightmare.   On
 falling  asleep, feels as if she would smother; starts as  if frightened.
  Aurum met.   'Sobs aloud  during sleep;  frightful  dreams about
 thieves, with loud  screams.  Awake all night, no pain; no lassitude
or  sleepiness  in  morning.   Sleeplessness  after midnight.  Awak-
ened by bone pains, suffering so great he  despairs; does  not want
 to live.  Bruised feelings mornings in bed.
  Baptisia.   Delirious stupor; falls asleep  while answering a ques-
tion,  or while being talked to.  Afraid to go to sleep, fears night-
mare and suffocation.  Drowsy,  stupid, tired  feeling;  disposition
to half  close eyes.   Slept well  until  about 3 a.   m.,  then  restless 
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until morning;  tosses about.   Restless,  does not  sleep  quietly.
Cannot sleep; head or body feels scattered about  in  bed.   Restless
with frightful dreams.
   Baryta.    Talking  in sleep  (old men).  Awakens  often at  night;
feels too hot; soles of feet feel bruised.   Twitching  of  muscles of
whole body during sleep.  Ravings of fancy at night,  with stupefac-
tion.
   ♦Belladonna.   ♦Starts as in a fright from sleep or  on just  falling
asleep.   Sleep,with moaning and tossing about.    Frequent  yawn-
ing.  Sleeps much, yet not refreshed.  Sleep  prevented  by  anxiety.
Sleepy, yet cannot sleep.   Starts as  in  a fright during  sleep, and
on waking.  During sleep singing and talking aloud; moaning.  Vivid
dreams,but could  not  remember them.   Anxious dreams about mur-
der, street robbers; of danger  from fire.
   "Borax.   ♦ Wakes uncommonly early,  3 a.  m., cannot  fall  asleep
again for two hours on account  of heat in whole  body,  especially
in the head, with  sweat on thighs.   Child  cries out during  sleep,
as if frightened by dreams.  3Lascivious dreams; of  coition.
   Bovista.  Spasmodic gaping  before asthma,morning sweat in bed.
Great drowsiness  in the afternoon  and in early evening.  Rest dis-
turbed at night  by burning and itching   of   nettle-rash.   Restless
sleep, with many  anxious,  frightful .dreams.   On awaking,   head
aches as from too much sleep; on  rising, face pale.
   Bromium.  'Continued  yawning with  respiratory troubles; child
yawns frequently,  and is   drowsy.   Awakes  unrefreshed; it  seems
impossible to rise. Dreams vivid;  of ascending a height; of climb-
ing a steep;  of  journeyings; of  quarrels; of dying; of   coffins  and
funerals.    Jumping  up  out  of  bed, with   whistling  breathing.
Starts from sleep  with cough,  drink relieves.
   ♦Bryonia.   ♦Dreams vivid,  frightful,  about business or house-
hold affairs.    Frequent yawning the whole day.   Much sleepiness
during the day.    Sleeplessness  on  account  of  uneasiness  in the
blood, and anxiety.  No sleep before midnight,on account  of a fre-
quent shivering sensation  over one arm and foot, followed by  sweat.
Starts in affright  before falling asleep.   Motion of lower jaw, dur-
ing sleep,  as in masticating.
   Cactus.   Sleepless without cause; or from  pulsations in  pit of
stomach, or in the ears.   Delirium at night;  on awaking it ceases,
but returns in sleep. 
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  Calcarea carb.   inclination to  stretch,  mornings.   Difficult to
arouse on  awaking,  mornings.   Sleepiness and weariness by day,
Late falling asleep;  not until  2 to 3 a.  m.   Difficult to  get  asleep,
owing to many involuntary thoughts.  Wakes too early;  cannot sleep
after 3 a. m.  Dreams  anxious,frightful;  of  falling.  Children scream
after midnight and cannot be  pacified.
  Calcarea phos.  Stretching: yawning.  Drowsiness all day. Dis-
turbed sleep.worse before  midnight.  Dreams: vivid, of  late  events,
of recent reading, of  traveling.
  Camphora.   -Sleepy in  daytime.  Sleep  stupid:  deep; unrefresh-
ing.  Dreams anxious: fearful.  Sleeplessness, alternating with coma.
  ♦Cannabis ind.   "Excessive sleepiness; sound sleep, with melan-
choly dreams.   Starting of limbs while  sleeping,  causing  him to
awake.   Voluptuous dreams,  erections anel  profuse seminal  emis-
sions.   Dreams of danger and of perilous encounter; of dead bod-
ies; prophetic; vexatious.   Nightmare  every night, as soon as he
falls asleep.
  Cannabis  sat.  Sleepiness.   Uneasy  sleep  at   night.   Dreams
disagreeable  and frightful;  disappointed in everything,  and is filled
with anxiety.  Awoke  at night from slumber,  with frightful dreams,
not knowing v/here he was.   Vivid, lascivious  elreams  after mid-
night.
  Capsicum.   "Yawning.   Sleepless  from  emotions, from  home-
sickness,  or from cough.  Sleep   full of dreams, restless.  Sensa-
tion  as  if one were falling from a height during sleep. Many dreams,
full of inconsistencies.  Screaming in  sleep.
  Carbo veg.  "Yawning, stretching.  Sleepiness  in forenoon, while
sitting,  and when reading;  removed by motion. Sleepy  during day;
had to sleep  before, and afternoon;  at night sleep full of  fancies.
Legs drawn up while asleep;  sleep is  restless  and  disturbed  by
frequent waking.   Sleepless from uneasiness  of  body;  from  rush
of blood.   Does not fall asleep until 1 a.  m.   Awakens often with
cold limbs, especially cold knees.  Night full of  dreams.
  Causticum.    Yawning  and stretching.   Intense sleepiness; can
scarcely withstand it, must lie down.   Sleeplessness  at  night on
account of dry heat.  Starting  from  sleep.    Very  uneasy all night;
after short sleep awakened with anxiety  and  restlessness,  which
allowed scarcely ten  minutes'  quiet in  one place;   must sit up; in-
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brought  on sleep.  Many motions with arms and legs,  during sleep
at night.   Dreams: anxious;  quarrelsome.
  Cepa.   °Yawning, with headache and cramp in stomach.   Rest-
less  sleep, drowsy  in  morning.   Dreams of  being near  water;  of
storms at sea,  high waves.
  Chamomilla.   Yawning and  stretching;  sleep with half open eyes.
Sleepy, but cannot sleep. Sleepless and restless  at  night. Scarcely
sleeps, and on falling asleep   is  tormented  by  anxious,  frightful
dreams.   During  sleep,  moaning;  weeping  and wailing; starting
up;  crying out; tossing  about  and talking.
  ♦Chelidonium.   ♦Frequent yawning;  drowsy and sleepy during
the day.    -Sleepiness;  desire to lie,  without  being able to sleep.
Restless sleep before  midnight.  Sleepless, with  headache. Awakes
terrified  by the usual sufferings.   Dreams of corpses and  funerals.
  Cicuta.   Soporous condition—cholera.  Frequent  waking, with
sweat all over; feels invigorated.  Dreams vivid, about the events
of previous day.
  Cimex  lect.   Irresistible sleepiness.   Weariness,  with  inclina-
tion to stretch all day.
  Cimicifuga.   "Comatose.  Sleeplessness: with  excited brain; after
nursing sick.   Starts during sleep;  restless.   Cannot sleep because
she  feels numb all  over.   Unrefreshing sleep.
  Cina.  ^Sudden elistressing cries in sleep.   Cannot sleep; or,when
falling asleep,  starts,  screams, turns  over,  kicks  off  beel clothes.
Tossing  about in sleep.
  Cinchona.   ^Irresistibly sleepy  during  day  and after  eating,
Constant  sopor,or unrefreshing sleep.   Sleepless from  crowding of
ideas, making  plans.  During sleep: snoring, blowing  expiration;
moaning, whining.  Sleep too  short,  unrefreshing; awakens  too
early.  Worse sleep after 3 a. m. On awaking cannot collect one's
senses; vertigo; hunger;  sweat;  languor; unrefreshed;  head  hot;
oppression  of chest.
  Cistus.   -Restless at night; pain from flatulence.  Sleeplessness
from dryness of threat.   Anxious dreams.
  Clematis.   °Sleepiness;  great desire to  sleep during day, even
mornings early.   Sleeplessness  evening and night.   Uneasy sleep,
dreaming and  tossing about.   Unrefreshed  from sleep,  mornings.
  Cocculus.    "Sleeplessness from night watching.   Sleep disturbed
by excessive anxiety and  restlessness.   Sleep aggravates  all symp-
toms, particularly of head.  Anxious,  frightful dreams. 
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  ♦Coffea.  ♦Sleeplessness from  excessive mental  and physical  ex-
citement  cQuick to act; no sleep on this account.
  Colchicum.   ^Comatose state.  Great  sleepiness  during  day.
Falls asleep  when reading.  At night,sleep disturbed or driven away
by  pains.  Wakened  from  sleep by  frightful  dreams.   Starting,
jerking in sleep.
  Colocynthis.   -Yawning and sleepiness.   Sleeplessness  and  rest
lessness,  with pains.   Dreams disturbing sleep;  vivid; anxious.
  Conium.   -Stupid in morning. Falls asleep late;  after midnight.
Unrefreshing  sleep.    Roused   from  sleep  with  pain.   Dreams
frightful.
  Crocus.   Sings in sleep.   Dreams confused; frightful.
  Cuprum met.   -Sleep heavy,  even  to comatose  state.   Sleepy,
without being able to sleep.   Sleep full  of dreams.
  Cyclamen.   -Frequent  yawning.   Great inclination  to slumber,
mornings.   Restless sleep;   dreams  of  money.   Nightmare  soon
after falling  asleep.   Sleep  disturbed,  and  toward morning, full of
dreams;  also seminal  emission.   Early  awaking, yet so  tired  and
sleepy cannot rise.   Dreams lascivious;  frightful.
   Digitalis.   cLethargy,  great sleepiness.   Uneasy,  unrefreshing
sleep.  Frequently startled,  and  awakened  at  night.
  Drosera.   °Frequent yawning  and stretching.   Frequent starting
from sleep, at night, as from fright; yet when awake is  not fearful.
Frequent waking from sleep; sleeplessness.    Snoring when sleep-
ing on back.   Vivid dreams: partly pleasant,  partly anxious; vexed
over the  wrong-doings of others; of  thirst and drinking; awakes
thirsty and drinks.
  Dulcamara.  -Falling asleep, evening,  starts as  in affright. Dur-
ing sleep mouth open, snoring.   Sleep restless after 12  p. m.   Un-
easy sleep; confused dreams,  frequent   sweat, tosses  from  side to
side.   Sleep worse after 3 a. m.
  Eupatorium perf.   °Yawning  and  stretching, with intermittents.
Sleepy;   difficult breathing.  Profound  sleep at noon, yet  can hear
every sound.   Sleepless, with fever.   On awaking,headache.
  Eupatorium purp.  Yawning;  sighing. Sleep restless, disturbed;
ague, with frightful dreams during fever.
  Ferrum met.    Falls asleep from debility; when sitting at work,
or  while studying.   Sleepy at night,with inability to sleep.  Child
does not  sleep,  from  itching, from ascarides   Dreams  vivid;  con-' 
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fused; unpleasant. Nightmare. Anxious tossing in bed after 12 p. m.
  Fluoric acid.    Loss of sleep in  the evening, from'crowding of
thoughts.  Sleepless,  without  inclination  to  sleep;   short  sleep
suffices and refresh es  him.   Sleep restless and unrefreshing.
  Gambogia.   Sleepiness, great inclination to sleep.  Sleep broken
by anxious dreams.   Anxious, vexatious dreams.
  Gelsemiuin.    Yawning,   chilly.   Sleeplessness; a   wide awake
feeling. Sleepless from violent itching of  face,  head and shoulders;
sleepless during dentition: face red.   As  soon  as  he  falls asleep,
delirious.  Awakened  by headache  or colic.   Drowsy, dim  sight;
a kind of drunken stupor.  Stupor  in  beginning of  fevers;  espe-
cially with children.   Languid, drowsy, but  cannot  compose  the
mind for sleep.  Wakeful, or  lies  in  a half awake state, with   inco-
herent talk.
  Glonoinum.    Drowsy, yawning;  face hot  and pale.   Restless
sleep;  awakens with fear of apoplexy.  Confused dreams.  Difficult
to awaken.
  Graphites.   -Constant yawning.   Excessively tired  and sleepy.
Sleepiness during the day, must   lie  down after dinner.   Light
slumber at night.   Wrandering fancies at  night.  Nightly pains felt
in sleep. Cannot go to sleep  till  late.  Sleeplessness.   Starting in
sleep.   Dreams vivid; anxious;   frightening;  horrible:  vexatious
  Guaiacum.   -Sleepless and restless  at  night.  Nightmare,  when
lying on the back; awaking with screams.  On awaking,  unrefreshed;
clothing seems too tight; damp.
  Hamamelis.   -Uneasy, restless, morning  sleep.   Emissions  of
semen during sleep.
  Helleborus.   -Drowsy; when left  alone he goes to sleep.    Con-
stant somnolence; can be aroused,  but not to full consciousness—
typhoid fever.   Soporous sleep with  shrieks   and  start.   Dreams
confused, anxious, cannot be remembered.  During sleep, muscles
twitch.
  Hepar sulph.  Sleepiness during  the day,worse toward evening;
with frequent,  almost spasmodic yawning.  Crowding  of  thoughts
prevents sleep after midnight.  Violent starts  when  falling asleep.
Starts  from sleep,feeling as if about to suffocate.  Wakes at  night.
with erection  and desire to urinate.   Dreams anxious; of fire.
   Hydrastis.   Awakened by backache and dull  pains  in  umbilical
and  hypogastric  regions.  Perplexing dreams,  restless  sleep.   Is
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   *Hyoscyamus.   ♦Sleepless,  from excessive  nervous excitement.
 Restless  sleep; startings from  fright.    °Stupid  and drowsy,  or
 excitable and  sleepless.   Falls  asleep  while  answering.   Deep
 sleep, with convulsions.   Constant slumber, with  picking.   Sleep,
 with   outcries.    Sleepless,  or  constant  sleep,  with  muttering.
 Sleeplessness  after violent  disease, or  with  irritable or  excited
 persons.   Lying on back, suddenly sits up, then  lies  down  again.
 Dreams anxious;   lascivious;  awakening with screams.
   Hypericum.  °Constant drowsiness.  Spasmodic jerks of arms  or
 legs,  on going to sleep;  twitchings.  On  awaking: weary, better by
 noon; feels refreshed; bowels distended.   Dreams; about activity;
 traveling; vivid, distressing.
   Ignatia.  -Spasmodic  yawning, with  pain  in  lower jaw, as if
 dislocated,  so that  water runs from eyes.   Sleep very   light,  hears
 everything,even  distant  sounds during  sleep. Restless  sleep.  Snor-
 ing inhalations during sleep.   During  sleep  of children, chewing
 motion of mouth,  and  startings  (flexors);   stamping  of  feet and
 grinding  of teeth.   Child awakens from sleep  with piercing  cries,
 and trembles  all over.    Dreams of one  subject  the  whole night
 through.
   Ipecacuanha.     Yawning  and  stretching.   On   falling   asleep
 shocks in limb.  Sleep with  half open  eyes;  moaning;  groaning.
 Sleepless.   When  deprived of sleep, nausea;  languor.
   Kali bichrom.    cUnrefreshing  sleep, feels  debilitated, especially
 in extremities.  During sleep frequent starts, incoherent talk; toss-
 ing of arm.  Awakened  by desire to urinate;  by dyspnoea;  palpita-
 tion;  heat;  headache.    Wrorse on  waking, head  and  chest  symp-
 toms  especially.
   ♦Kali carb.   ♦Wakes  in   morning  about  1   or  2 o'clock,  and
 cannot sleep  again.   -Yawning.   Drowsy by  day and early  in
 evening.   No sleep, gastric ailment.   During  sleep,starting; limbs
 twitch; gnashing teeth; crying.    Aroused by asthma.   Wakens be-
 tween 2 and 4 a. m., with nearly all  ailments,  especially those  of
 throat and chest.   Horrid dreams,  with -frequent awaking  and de-
 sire to urinate.
   Kali  iod.  -Sleepless,  restless; horrid dreams.  Weeping during
sleep.
   Kali nit.  °Drowsy all day,also when walking.  Restless  sleep;
light  morning  sleep; nightmare.   Sleepless  after midnight.  On
awaking,  sour taste; cough; pain in small of back. 
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   Kali phos.   °(Sleeplessness  after worry  and  excitement.   Sim-
ple wakefulness; or from nervous causes.  Yawning: excessive; un-
natural;   arising from nervous  causes;  if  accompanied  with  sensa-
tion of emptiness of stomach—Schussler.)
   Kalmia.  ^Restless sleep, turns  often.  While sleeping he rises
and walks about;  talks  in  sleep.   Dreams;  racking  his brain;
fantastic; of murder.
   Kobaltum.   On rising, pain  in  head and  small  of back.  Lewd
dreams;  emissions,  only  partial or  no  erections..
   Kreosotum.    Great drowsiness, with frequent yawning.  Sleep-
lessness, worse  before midnight. Child moans constantly, or dozes,
with half open eyes.   Tosses- about all  night,  without  any appar-
ent cause.  Starting when  scarcely  fallen  asleep.   Laughs  aloud
during sleep.  Dreams of crying; of falling from  a height; of being
out in a  snow-storm; of being poisoned; of bright  fire.   Generally
better after sleep.
   ♦Lachesis.  ♦The  mind  worse   after sleep.  Lively  and  wide
awake in evening.    Sleepy day and night; sleeps well unless  the
cough annoys him.   Children toss  about,  moaning during  sleep.
Restless  sleep, with many dreams  and frequent waking.   Persistent
sleeplessness.  Awakens at night and cannot sleep again.
   Lachnantes.  Somnolence, during day, sees images. Sleepiness,
with yawning; eyes feel so heavy she cannot keep  them open. Sleep-
less, feverish, circumscribed red cheeks.   Sleepless,  with increas-
ing dryness of throat.  Wakeful  at night, without   feeling  weak.
Restless  sleep followed by  sweat.   Feverish;  distressing dreams
at night.
   ♦Lactic acid.    ♦Sleepless,  or  restless  sleep  with  distressing
dreams.   Cannot go to sleep easily.
   Laurocerasus.    Irresistible sleepiness,  especially  after  dinner
and in evening.   Deep,  snoring sleep.  Soporous condition.
   Ledum.    Sleepiness,  as from intoxication,  during day.  Sleep-
lessness  at night,  with  restlessness  and  fantastic illusions as soon
as  eyes  are closed;  restless tossing about.  Talking in her  sleep.
Nightmare; throat  feels  swollen, with sense of suffocation.
   Lilium.   -Sleepy before  bedtime.  Inability to sleep, worse be-
fore midnight. Restless sleep, with wild feeling in head, and fright-
ful,laborious dreams; everything seems too hot; seminal  emissions;
dull headache, palpitation;  with mammary pain. 
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   Lithium.    Anxious, restless night.  Sleep disturbed by pains in
 sacrum and feet. Awakened by offensive diarrhoea, tenesmus  vesicae,
 erections which subside on urinating.
   Lobelia inf.   -Gaping,  followed by irritation in  nose,and sneez-
 ing;  then gaping and  belching of wind.   Wakened  early by very
 impressive dreams: arm amputated; or wounded by a  shot.
   Lycopodium.   °Sleepy during day, wakeful  at  night;  mind  too
 active.  Comatose state,  often with fevers  and exanthemata. Child
 sleeps with half open eyes and throws  its  head from   side to side,
 with moaning.   Soporous, in typhoid and  exanthematous  fevers;
 impending paralysis of brain.  Sleep restless: at ease in  no posi-
 tion; cries out; starts; has  anxious  dreams; jerks of  the  limbs.
 On awaking,  cross, kicks,  scolds; or awakes  terrified as  if  dream-
 ing;  feels unrefreshed; hungry when  awaking at night.
   Magnesia  carb.   °Sleepiness  during   day.   Sleeplessness  from
 nightly oppression in abdomen.   Unrefreshing sleep,  more tired in
 morning  than when lying down  in  evening.   Awakes   about  2 to 3
 a. m., and cannot fall asleep again. Anxious dreams,  with starting
 and crying out  in sleep.
   Magnesia mur.  Sleepiness during the   day, with yawning and
 sluggishness.   Goes to sleep late.  Sleepless on account of nightly
 heat, with thirst.  Restlessness of  the body as soon as she   closes
 the eyes; evening in bed.  Shocks through the body at night, when
 waking.  Sleep unrefreshing; tired in the morning.  Anxious, fright-
 ful dreams, with talking  and crying out during sleep.
   Magnesium phos.   °Yawning,  with excessive spasmodic strain-
 ing of lower jaw.
   Manganum  acet.  -Much yawning.  Feels sleepy early in even-
 ing. Many vivid dreams, which  are well remembered.
   Marum ver.   Restless  sleep, excited; also from ascarides.
   Mephites.   JFrequent  yawning;  lachrymation.   Sleepy  during
 day, even in company.  Cannot  sleep the  whole night.   Awakens
 early and feels refreshed.    Awakens at  night,  with congestion  to
 legs.   Night walking, open eyes, angry face.   Hair on head  rises;
 cannot be made  conscious.  Vivid  dreams, which  he recollects.
 Asthma  during   sleep,  does not  waken,    but  continues   after
waking up.
   Mercurius.   -Sleepy during day; sleepless at night   from  ebulli-
tions  of blood and  anxiety. 
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   Mercurius  biniod.    Drowsy at 8  p.  m., also  deep  sleep  every
 afternoon.  Toothache on going to sleep.  Insomnia,  with ulcerated
 throat.   Restless from midnight till morning, with  constriction in
 diaphragm.   Preams of swimming, gunning; traveling; lascivious-
 ness.  On awaking ill  humor,  dull  head, slimy taste, throat sore,
 pain in  chest.
   ♦Mercurius cor. ♦Sleepless at night, startings  from sleep. -Dur-
 ing  sleep violent hiccough.  Somnolence.  When trying  to  go to
 sleep, violent starts.   Sleeplessness on account of vertigo;  on ac-
 count of anxiety.
   Mezereum.  cGreat  inclination to sleep,   from debility.  Sleep
 disturbed from violent pain in face.  Awakens after midnight,from
 vivid dreams and with nightmare;  worse on awaking.
   Millefolium.   cYawning, without  weariness.  Congestion  from
 chest to head, like a stream, while asleep.  Falls asleep  late;  un-
 refreshed mornings.
   Muriatic  acid.   ♦Dreams  anxious,  frequent  waking.  "Sleepy
 during day, going off as soon  as  one  moves  about  Sleepless
 before midnight; delirious tossing; sliding down  in bed.   Restless
 after going to bed, groaning,  snoring, talking in  sleep.   Worse on
 awaking.
   Natrum carb.  ^Sleepiness during day.  Falls asleep late at night.
 Awakes  too early in morning.  During sleep:  starts, twitches; vivid
 dreams,  violent  erections,  and  sexual  excitement;  restless,  with
 ebullitions,  palpitation and nightmare.  Anxious,  confused dreams.
   Natrum mur.   cFrequent yawning and stretching; aversion to
 motion;  sleepy,  but  cannot  sleep.  Sleepy   by  day,  sleepless  at
 night.  Somnambulism.   Sleepless, from  depressing  events; from
 gnawing grief.   Awakens often, with pains  causing  dyspnoea and
 one-sided paralysis;  with fright, violent headache,sweat,  erethism,
 throbbing of  arteries.  Dreams:  vivid; of robbers  in house, and  will
 not believe  the contrary, until  search is made; of  burning thirst;
 starts and talks in sleep,  tosses  about.   Unrefreshed  in  morning.
 (Excessive  and unnatural stupor and elrowsiness, with  saliva drib-
 bling from mouth in  sleep.  Sleep  unrefreshing; feeling   tired  in
 morning on awaking; constant  and  excessive inclination to sleep,
when with symptoms as  in 12.—Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.   cDrowsiness  in  forenoon, especially  when reading
or writing.   Soon after falling  asleep, starting as in a fright. Rest- 
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 less,  sleepless.   Heavy,  anxious  dreams;   constant  waking, with
 unpleasant, fantastic dreams.   (Drowsiness, often the precursor of
 jaundice,when tongue is  as  in n, with other decided bilious symp-
 toms.— Schussler.)
   Nitric aciel.   Drowsy all day  from debility, with vertigo.  Diffi-
 culty of  going to sleep.  Shocks on dropping to sleep.  Pains felt
 during sleep.   Sleeps  badly  latter part  of  night.    On awaking,
 feels  as  if he  had not slept  enough.
   ♦Nux  mos.   ♦Sleepiness,  with all complaints, particularly pains;
 lies in stupid slumber. Almost irresistible  desire for sleep.  '-Com-
 plaints cause  sleepiness;  sleepy,  muddled  as if  intoxicated; coma,
 lies silent, immovable.   Restless sleep,  from  congestion  to  heart
 or head, with uterine complaints.
   ♦Nux  vom.   ♦Awakens at 3 a.  m. ;  lies awake for   hours, with a
 rush of thoughts; falls into  a dreamy sleep  at daybreak, from which
 it is hard  to arouse,and then feels  tired, weak and averse to rising.
  Yawning, stretching,  chilliness. Sleep)- in the early evening, but
 sleepless  at  night.   Drowsy all day, worse after  meals.    Stupor,
 lower jaw  dropped; deep sleep.   Night  seems long;  dreams full of
 bustle and hurry; springs up delirious; has frightful visions; awak-
 ens in fright  from least  noise.   During  sleep, blowing,   snoring
 expiration.  Goes to sleep late,  from crowding of thoughts. Awak-
 ens at 3  a. m  , with man) complaints.
   Oleander.  -Voluptuous dreams, with seminal emissions. Yawning,
 with trembling of lower jaw; with chilliness and trembling of mus-
 cles.  Restless sleep,  frequent waking.
   ♦Opium. ♦Sleeplessness,  with acuteness  of hearing; clocks strik-
 ing and cocks crowing at a  great distance keep  her  awake. Great
 drowsiness, can hardly keep awake.  Unrefreshing, soporous sleep,
 with eyes half open, and snoring.  Sleepy, but cannot sleep.  cHeavv,
 stupid sleep,  with  red  face.  Drowsiness, or  sopor;  stertorous
 breathing and hot sweat.   Coma vigil. Stupefying  sleep, with eyes
half open,and snoring.  During sleep,picking of bed-clothes;  groan-
ing, voluptuous dreams.   Stupid sleeplessness, with  frightful vis-
 ions,  before midnight.
  Petroleum.  -Sleep with distressing dreams,as if  somebody  were
 lying along one  side of him in bed.
  ♦Phosphorus.    ♦Stupor, burning  heat  of  head,  muttering delir-
ium—pneumonia.   Constant  sleepiness;  coma   vigil.   Sleepless 
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and  restless  before  midnight.    Sopor, elry  lips,  black  tongue,
open mouth.   Sleepy  all day, all  night restless.  Restless,  espe-
cially before midnight.  Awakens often  from heat  and ebullitions,
or from hunger.   Feels  in morning  as if he had not slept enough,
or as if paralyzed.  Somnambulism.
  ♦Phosphoric acid.   ♦Lascivious dreams, with  emissions.   Great
drowsiness and apathy.   Lies in deep  sleep,  but  when  aroused,
fully conscious—typhoid.   Awakened by canine  hunger, dry heat:
sensation of falling;  sad thoughts.
  Phytolacca.   -Restlessness at night;  pains drive him out of bed.
♦Frequent gaping; drowsiness.
  Platinum.    Great inclination to violent  and  almost spasmodic
yawning.  Awakes at night and  has difficulty  in  collecting  his sen-
ses.   During sleep lies on back, arms over heaei, thighs drawn  up
and legs uncovered.   Intense nervous wakefulness.
  ♦Plumbum.   ♦Sleeplessness  at  night, from colic; sleepy during
day.   °Somnolency.
  ♦Podophyllum.   ♦Sleepy,  especially in forenoon.  Heavy  sleep,
fatigue on waking.  Drowsy, half closed eyes,  moaning,  whining,
especially in children.   Restless sleep.
  Psorinum.   -Sleepy by day;  sleepless at night, from intolerable
itching; dyspnoea;  congestion to head.   Sick babies will not sleep
day or night,  but worry, fret, cry.   Dreams vivid, continue after
awaking.   Dreams of  robbers,  danger  and  traveling.  Sleepless
aftT midnight, from congestion to head.   On awaking, cannot get
rid of one persistent idea.
  ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Irresistible sleepiness  in afternoon and early even-
ing.   Cannot go to sleep in evening; sleepless first part of  night;
sleeps late in morning.   Restless sleep, with  sensation  of  heat;
wakes frequently, as in  fright.   Dreams confused,  vivid, frightful,
anxious.  Yawning, drowsy by day. Feverish somnolence.    Sleep-
less,  after late  supper, or eating too much; from  ideas  crowding  on
the  mind, first part of  night.  Starts,  talks,  weeps,  cries   out in
sleep.
  Rheum.   JPuts hands over  head when  falling  asleep, and  in
sleep.   During  sleep:  heat, jerking motion of  muscles in  face  or
eyelids, trembling, moving limbs,  bending head  backward.  Chil-
dren cry and toss  about  all  night; delirious talking;  full  of fear.
Walking while asleep.  On awaking from sleep,headache;  bad odor
from mouth.   Requires  very  little sleep and  not  much  food. 
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   Rhododendron.   -Very sleepy during the  day,  with  burning in
 eyes.   Deep, heavy sleep before  midnight, with  sleepiness  early
 in evening,  but sleeplessness  after  midnight,  morning  sleep dis-
 turbed by pain and  restlessness in body.   Awakes as  if called.
   ♦Rhus tox.   ♦Sleeplessness, with restless tossing about.   Spas-
 modic yawning,yet not sleepy, with stitching  and pain as from dis-
 location of  jaw.    Great sleepiness  and  lassitude   after  eating.
 Heavy sleep, as from  stupor.  Sleeplessness from pain;  more be-
 fore midnight; must turn often to find any ease. When intoxicated
 by beer, sleeps with mouth open  and head thrown  back.   Dreams
 of great exertion,  as of rowing, swimming, etc.
   Sabadilla   -Sleepy,  can  hardly  overcome the inclination. Sleepy
 before chill.   Many ideas  occupy the mind, prevent sleep,  or make
 it light; evenings.   Sleep restless,  tosses  about;  interrupted  by
 frightful dreams.    Sleep during heat.
   Sabina.    Sleeplessness  and restlessness; after  midnight, with
 heat and profuse  perspiration.   Lies on  left side during sleep.
   Sambucus.   Sleepiness  without sleep.  Frequent awakening as
 in a fright,  with  anxiety, trembling, dyspnoea, as if he would suffo-
 cate.   Slumber, with  eyes  and mouth  half open.   During  sleep,
 dry heat; after awaking, profuse  sweat.
   Sanguinaria.    Seepless  at night,  wakes with  fright, as if  he
 would  fall.   Dreams of  sailing on sea; of business matters; fright-
 ful.  Drowsiness,  causing mental and bodily  indolence.
   Sarsaparilla.  -Sleeplessness   at  night;   awakens frequently.
 Dreams: lascivious,  without erections; of fatal  accidents.  Sleeps
 lying  on back.
   Secale.   -Frequent  yawning.   Inclination  to sleep;  drowsiness.
 Sleep at night disturbed by frightful dreams.  Great sleepiness;
 deep,  heavy sleep; stupor.   Restless and sleepless.
   Selenium.    -Sleepless, before midnight; light sleep,strength sud-
 denly  leaves him.   Starts on falling  asleep.   Dreams   of  quarrels
 and cruelties.   Hungry in  night.   Awakens early  and  always  at
 same hour.   Worse  after a  siesta  on  hot day.   Pains  worse  after
 sleep.
   Sepia.    Great sleepiness in  daytime, or too early  in  evening.
 Frequent awaking  from sleep, without cause,  or because he thinks
he has  been  called.  Talks  aloud  during  sleep.  Awakens in morn-
in at 3 o'clock and  cannot  go  to sleep  again.  Restless   sleep.
Wakeful,  sleeplessness from rush  of thoughts. 
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   *Silicia.   ♦Restless, uneasy sleep; starting  from sleep in fright;
trembling of whole body.   Dreams confused,frightful; of his youth;
of  past events;  anxious; lascivious;  with emissions.    Sleepy,
but cannot sleep.  Sleepless; from ebullitions.  During sleep, starts;
jerking of limbs;  snoring.  Somnambulism.   Dreams: lascivious,
pleasant; anxious, of murder,  horrid things.   Night sweats;  obsti-
nate morning headache; chilly; nauseated.  Erections and urging to
urinate awake him.   Feels unrefreshed; wishes  to  remain in bed.
   Spongia.   cStupid  slumber,  with  fever.   Sleepy,   gaping; no
activity, afternoons.   Lies asleep  with head low.   Sleepless, with
violent ebullitions.  Lies  awake, eyes  closed  and  sees animated
images.  Awakens in  a  fright;  suffocating; starts  out of  sleep.
After siesta,  legs  numb.
   Stannum.   Sleepy  during  day;  goes  to  sleep  late at night.
Restless; the child moans during sleep,  or  supplicates in  a timid
manner.  So weak on awaking it put her out of breath to  dress.
   Staphisagria.    °Violent yawning and  stretching, bringing   tears
to eyes.  Sleepy  all day,  awake all  night, body aches  all over.   Goes
to sleep late from crowding of ideas, because the herpes or  ulcers
burn and itch.
   Sticta.  "-Sleepless from nervousness,  or  from cough; after  sur
gical operations.
   Stramonium.   -Drowsy by day;  staggering and drowsy.  Sleepy,
but cannot sleep, after  the  convulsions.  Snoring,  deep  sleep.
Coma,  rattling  respiration,  bloody  froth  at  mouth—scarlatina.
Falls into deep  sleep; deep breathing,  snoring.  Sleepless,  tosses
about.    During  sleep, laughs; screams;  starts;  sexual  excitement;
emissions;  spasms; sits up  and looks  about,  talks incoherently.
Awakens with a solemn  air of importance; screaming, seems fright-
ened, knows  no  one,  shrinks away, or jumps out of bed.
   ♦Sulphur.   ♦Irresistible sleepiness during day;  wakefulness the
whole  night.   Restless sleep with  frequent  waking.  Violent start-
ing on falling alseep.   Vivid,  frightful,  anxious dreams.  °Heavy,
unrefreshing  sleep.  Drowsy in  afternoon and  after sunset;  wake-
ful at night.   Easily awakened;  takes short naps.  Sleeps with half
open eyes.    Talks loudly  while  asleep.  Jerks and  twitches during
sleep.   Awakens with  a start or scream.   Dreams vivid; anxious.
   Sulphuric  acid. -'Falls asleep late, and  awakens early.  During
sleep,  twitches,  especially fingers. 
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773
               Taraxacum.   cYawning.  sleepy  while sitting.  At  night  on wak-
             ing,  heat, mostly of face ami hands.  Sleep  disturbed by  dreams;
             sweat.
               Theridion.    Sleepy all  morning.  Deep night  sleep.  During
             sleep bites point of tongue.
               *Thuja oce  ♦Persistent  sleeplessness.  °Heavy, cannot get  awake
             mornings.   Sleeplessness:  sees apparitions, on closing eyes;  parts
             lain on,painful; from heat and restlessness; from  mental depression.
             Dreams anxious when sleeping on the left side.
               Valeriana. cSleepless,  restless tossing; nightly itching, muscular
             spasms.   Cannot sleep before midnight.   Worse on  awaking.
               Veratrum alb.  "-Sleepiness. Uninterrupted sleep  for  three days
             —typhoid. Drowsy: starts  as  if frightened,  preventing sleep; fever
             follows.   Arms stretched  above  head;  moaning,  during  sleep.
             Nightly anxietv and sleeplessness.   Dreams of being drowned; of
             being bitten by a dog and  cannot  escape; of being hunted; of rob-
             bers;  awakes   startled, with  fixed  idea that the  dream  is  true.
               Veratrum vir.   cSleeplessness.   Coma; blue face;  spasms.  Rest-
             less sleep; dreams  of drowning;  of being on water.
               Viola tri.    Yawning.   Goes to sleep  late  on account of  ideas
             crowding  his mind.  The child twitches  with  his  hands in  sleep,
             with clenched  thumbs,  general  dry heat and  face  red.   Dreams,
             pleasant or  amorous.
               Zincum.   -Drowsiness, with  frequent gaping,  and yet  cannot
             sleep, head feels so light.   During  sleep cries out;  awakens  with
             fear;  limbs and body jerk.
               Zingiber.  -Sleepy;  worse afternoons.   Coma.   Sleepless in
             night; awakens 3 a. m. ;  falls asleep  again late in morning.

                                        REPERTORY.
               Awake or awaking—agar.,  alum., arn., brom.,  can. i., carb. v.,
             cheb, eup. pert, gels.,  glon., hyper.,  ign., kali bi.,kali  c, ♦lach.,
I             lye, mag.  e,  meph.,   nai. c, nat.  m.,   ♦nux v.,  ♦opium,  phos.,
             plat., pod.,  psor., puis.,  rheum, samb.,  sang., sars., selen.,  sepia,
             sib,  spong.,stann., staph., stram., sub, sub  a., zinc, zing.
               Awakened—aescub, agn., aloe,  arg. n., ars., aur., baryt.,  calc. c,
             eye,  lith., lob., phos a., sul.
               Coma—ant  c, camph.,cimi., colch., cupr.,  lye,nux m., ♦opium,
             ♦phos., stram,  ver. v., zing.
               Crying in—aur.,  ♦borax,  cham., cina,  hyos., ign.,  kali  c, lye,
             mag.  c,  psor.,  puis., rheum, zinc. 
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   Deep—ant. c,  apis, arn., camph.,  eup. pert, hyos., mere b. i.,
nux  v., phos. a.,  secale, stram., therid.
   Delirium in —ant. c, bapt., baryt., graph., ♦phos.
   Disturbed—eye,  lith., mez.,  secale, tarax.
   Dozing—♦aThus., aloe, kreos.

Dreams  of various kinds—acet. a.,  aloe,  alum., am. c, am. m.,
anae, ant. c,  apis, arg. n., arn.,  ars.,  aur., belb,  brom.,   ♦bry.,
calc.  c,  can.  i., caps., carb. v., caust., cepa, cham., cheb, clem.,
cupr., eye,  dros.,   ferr.,   hep:  s.,  hyper.,  ign.,   kali c,  kalm ,
kreos ,  lach., lib, lob., lye. mang.,  mere  b.  i., nat.  c, nat.  m.,
nat.  s., nux v.,  psor.,  rhus,  sang.,  sars.,  selen.,  sib,   tarax.,
ver.  a., ver. v., viola t.
   Anxious—♦aeon.,  agn.,  alum.,  ambr.,  am. c,  am.  m.,  ant.  e,
arg.  m.,  arn., belb, calc  c, camph.,  caust.,  cham.,  cist,  cocc,
coloc, dros.,  graph.,  helb,  hep.  s., hyos.,   lith.,  lye,  mag.  e,
nat.  c, nat. s., puis.,  sib,  ♦sub, thuj.
   Confused—alum., croc,  dulc, ferr., glon., belb,  nat. c,  ♦puis.,
sil.
   Distressing—hyper., lact. a.,  petrol.
   Disturbing—absinth., ail.,  cocc,   colch.,   coloc,  eup.   purp.,
lact. a.
   Frightful-- am.  m.,arg.  m., arn., aur., bapt., borax, bry., calc. c,
camph.,  cham., cocc,  colch., con., croc, eye, eup. purp.,  graph.,
lib,  nux v., opium,  puis., sabad.,  sang., secale, ♦sib, sul.
   Horrid,  horrible—- ant. c, arg. m,  graph.,  kali c, kali i.,  sil.
   Lascivious—am.  m., borax,  eye,  hyos.,   mere  b.  i.,  nat c,
♦phos. a.,  sars., sil.
   Lewel—am. c,  kobalt.
   Melancholy—can   i.
   Unpleasant—apis, ferr., nat.  s.
   Vexatious—ambr., can. i., dios., graph.
   Vivid—aeon., am. c, anae, arn.,  belb, brom., bry., cic,  coloc,
dros., ferr., graph ,  hyper., mang., meph.,  mez., nat.  e, nat. m.,
psor., puis., ♦sub
   Voluptuous—aloe, ant.  c, calc.  c,  olean., opium.

   Drowsy — aescub,  aib, aloe,  apoc,   arg. m., arn.,  aur.,  bapt,
brom., cepa, cheb,  gels.,  glon.,helb,  hyos.,  hyper.,  kali e, kali n.,
kreos., mere  b. i.,  nat. in.,  nat. s., nit. a.,nux v., ♦opium, phos. a.,
pod., puis., sang.,  secde, stram.,  sub, ver.  a., zinc.
   Emissions during—aloe, can. i.,  eye, ham., kobalt., lib, ♦nux v.,
olean., ♦phos.  a.,  sib,  strain.
   Eyes half closed during—bapt, cham., ipec, kreos., lye, ♦opium,
pod., samb., sul.
   Falling asleep — ajscub,  aethus., agar.,  am.  m., ant. t., arg.  n.,
♦arn., aur., bapt.,   belb,  ::borax,  bry.,  calc. c, can.  i.,  carb.  v.,
cham., cina, colch.,  con., eye,  dulc, ferr.,   gels.,   hep. s., hyos.,
ipec, kreos.,  mill.,  nat.  c, nat. s., ♦nux v,  rheum, selen.,  staph.,
strain.,  ♦sub,  sul. a., viola  t,  zing.
   Groaning in—ipec,  mur.  a.,  opium. 
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  Hallucinations—arg.  n., led.
  Heavy—aib, cupr., opium, pod.,  rhus, secale,  sub, thuj.
  Insomnia—mere b. i.
  Jerks in—ant.  t, colch., hyper.,lye, rheum, sib,  sub, zinc.
  Languish, languor—arn., cinch., gels., ipec.
  Lassitude—aur., rhus.
  Laughing  in—kreos., stram.
  Lethargy—dig.
  Light—ign., kali  n., sabad.,  selen.
  Moaning in—aib,  ars.,  ♦belb,  cham.,cinch., ipec, kreos., lach.,
Ivc, pod., stann.
  Nervous—apis,  kali phos., sticta.
  Nightmare—am. c,  arum, bapt.,  can. i., eye,   ferr., kali n.,
led., mez., nat. c.
  Posture—aib,  arn., carb. v.,  hyos., plat.,  rheum,  rhus,  sabin.,
sars., spong.
  Restless -♦abrot., absinth.,  ♦aeon.,  agar., aib,   alum., ambr.,
am.  c, anae, *apis, apoc, arg.  in., arn., ars., bapt, caps.,  cepa,
cham.,  cheb,cimi.,cist., cocc, coloc, eye. dulc, eup.purp., glon.,
ham.,  hyos., ign., kali  i.,  kali n.,  kalm.,  lach.,  lact. a., led., lib,
lye, mar. v., mere  b.  i.,  mur.  a.,  nat. e,  nat.  s.,nux m., ♦phos.,
phyt,  pod.,  ♦puis., ♦rhus,  sabin., secale, sepia,  ♦sib, stann.,♦sub,
thuj., ver. v.
  Screaming in—♦apis., aur., calc. e,  caps.,  cina,  helb,  hyos.,
stram., sul.
  Singing in-—belb, croc.
  Sleep—anae,  ant. t, apis, apoc,  arg. n., arn.,  arum,  bapt.,
belb, bry., can. i., cham.,  eup.  pert,  sabad.
  Sleep, cannot—aloe, ambr., am. m., anae, apoc, bapt.,  belb,
borax, cham., cimi., cina,  graph., kali c, lach., lact.a., lib,  mag.e,
meph., mur. a.,  puis., sepia, zinc.
   Sleeplessness—♦abrot.,  acet.  a.,  ♦aeon., agn.,  anae,  apoc,  ar.,
♦arum,  aur., bapt.,  belb,  bry.,  camph.,  carb. v.,  caust,  cham.,
cheb, cimi.,  cina, cinch., cist.,  clem., cocc, ♦coff., coloc,  dros.,
eup. pert, ferr.,  gels.,  graph., hyos., ipec,  ♦kali c, kali i.,kali n.,
kali  phos., kreos., lach., lact. a., led., mag.  c,  mere, ♦mere cor.,
mur. a., nat  m., nat.  s.,  nux v., ♦opium,  ♦phos., ♦plumb.,  psor.,
♦puis.,  ♦rhus, sabin., sang.,  sars., secale, selen.,sepia, sib, spong.,
sticta,   stram , *thuj., ver. a., ver.  v., zing.
  Sleepy,  sleepiness—aeon.,  agar., alum., am.  c,  am.  m..♦ante,
♦ant. t,  ♦apis,  arn.,   bry.,   calc.  c,  camph.,  ♦can. i., carb.  v.,
caust.,  cheb, cinch., clem.,  colch.,  coloc,   eye, dig.,  eup. pert,
graph., hep. s., lach.,  laur.,  led., lib,  lye,  mag.  c,  mang., meph.,
mere,  mez.,  mur. a., nat C-,  nat. m.,  ♦nux m.,  nux  v., opium,
♦phos., plumb.,  ♦pod.,  psor., ♦puis.,  rhus,   sabad.,  secale,  sepia,
sib,  stann., staph., ♦sub,  tarax.,  therid.,  ver. a., zinc.
  Sleepy, but cannot sleep-♦apis, apoc, belb,  cham.,cheb,  cupr.,
ferr.,  nat. m., ♦opium,  samb., sib,  stram., zinc.
  Slumber—eve,  graph.,hvos.,  nux m.,  samb.,  spong.
  Snoring--cinch., dros.,  dulc,  ign., laur., mur.  a., nux v.,♦opium,
sib,  stram. 
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   Somnambulism  -kali c.,  kalm., mar. v., nat  m., phos., rheum,
 sil.
   Somnolence—am.  e, helb, mere cor.,  plumb., puis.
   Soporous—arg.  n., cic, cinch., helb,  laur., lye,  ♦opium, phos.
   Sound—anae ,  ::<can.  i.
   Starts—♦aeon.,  agar., agn.,  am. c,  am. m.,  ♦apis,  arn., :|:ars.,
 arum,  ♦belb,  brom.,  bry.,  can. i.,  caust.,  cham.,  cimi.,   cina,
 colch.,  dig.,  dros.,  dulc,  graph.,  helb,  hep.  s.,  ♦hyos.,  ign.,
 kali bi., kali c, kreos., lye, mag. e, mere  cor., nat. e,  nat. s.,
 puis., selen., sib,  stram., ♦sub,  ver. a.
   Stretching—aescub, ars.,  calc.  c , carb. v.,  caust., cham.,  dros.,
 eup.  pert, ipec,  nat. m., nux v., staph.
   Stupid—bapt.,  cham., con.,  hyos.,  nux m., opium, spong.
   Stupor—apoc,  bapt, gels.,  nat.  m., nux v., ♦phos., rhus,secale.
   Sweats —ail, am.  c.,  borax,   bry.,  cic,  cinch., dulc,  nat. m.,
 opium, sabin.,  samb., sib,  tarax.
   Talking—aib, ambr., am. e,  baryt, belb,  cham., gels.,  kalibi.,
 kalm.,  led.,  mur.  a.,  nat.  m., puis., sepia,  strain., sul.
   Thoughts,  prevent—aloe, calc c, cinch.,* ♦coff., hep. s.,nux m.,
 ♦nux v., puis.,  sabad.,  sepia, staph.,  viola  t.
   Tossing about  in—♦aeon.,  am. c,  bapt.,  ♦belb,  cham., cina,
 clem., dulc,  kali  bi., kreos.,  lach., led.,  nat.  m.,  rheum, ♦rhus,
 sabad., stram.
   Twitches—agar.,  baryt.,  helb,  hyper.,  kali  c,  nat. c,  sub,
 viola t.
   Uneasy—agar.,  clem., dig., dulc, ham., ♦sib
   Unrefreshing—aib, alum.,  am.  c,  ant. e,  arn.,   belb,  brom.,
 camph , cimi., cinch., clem.,  con.,  dig.,  kali bi.,  lye,  mag.  c,
 milb, nat  m., ♦opium,  sib, sul.
   Wakefulness —gels., ♦kali c, kali ph.,  lye, plat., sepia, ♦sub
   Wakes  aib, am. e,  ant.  c, belb,  borax, calc. c., carb. v.,cic,
 colch.,  dros., hep. s ,  ♦kali c,  lach.,  nat. s.,  sang.,  ♦sub
   Weariness— arg. n., ars., calc. c, hyper., mill.
   WTeeps or sobs—aur., cham.,  kali i., puis.
  Whining—cinch., pod.
   Yawning,  gaping—aeon.,  aescub, agar.,  am. m.,  ♦ant t, apis,
 arg.  m., arg. n., ars., arum,  belb, brom.,  bry.,  caps., carb.  v.,
caust,   cepa,  cham.,  ♦cheb,   coloc,   eye,  dros.,  eup.  pert,
eup.  purp.,  gels.,  glon., graph.,  hep.  s.,  ign.,  ipec,  kali   c,
kali  phos., kreos., lob., mag.  phos., mang., meph., mill.,  nat.  m.,
nux  v., plat., puis., rhus, secale, sib, staph., tarax., viola t, zinc. 
           CHAPTER  XXXVII.-FEVER.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
  ♦Abrotanum.  ♦High fever —rheumatism.  Hectic fever,with chill-
iness,  after influenza:  very weakening—marasmus.  Creeping chills
in brain,with prickling.
  Absinthium.    Chill, heat,  with  sleep, then  sweat;   thirst  in
all stages.   Fever in autumn,  with swollen liver and spleen.
  Acetic acid.  °Flushes  of heat,  more  in  outer  parts,  increasing
the sweat.   Skin cold.   Febrile  heat, with  dry  skin, in  bilious,
putrid and typhoid fevers.  Profuse sweating; night sweats.  Typhus,
with delirium.   Hectic fever with cough,  dyspnoea,  night  sweats,
diarrhoea, oedema and emaciation.
  ♦Aconitum.   ♦Heat, with thirst; hard, full and  frequent pulse;
anxious; impatient; inappeasable; beside himself; tossing about  in
agony.   Chill;  at the  beginning, violent;  more  in evening  after
lying down; often with one hot cheek;  contracted  pupils.   Chilly
if uncovered or touched.   With  the chill:  internal heat;   anxiety;
red cheeks ; body  chilly;  hot  forehead  and  ears;   internal  heat.
Shivering  asends from feet to  chest.  Covered   or  affecteel  parts
sweat  profusely; likes  to  be uncovered.   Profuse, hot sweat during
sleep  (also in consumptives).    Bad  effects from  suppressed sweat.
  Agaricus.  -Great chilliness  in open air:  strikes  through whole
body.   Chilly on slight  movement,  or from  raising  bed clothes.
Shivering over  whole body, running  from above  downward.   Heat
slight, chiefly on upper part of body.  Sweat: greasy, but not offen-
sive; all night;  during sleep; from slight  exertion; often  only  on
front of body; at night, especially about legs;  cold,  on   face,   neck
and chest.   Delirium of typhoid fever.
  Agnus cast.  -Chilliness: internal,  with  trembling,  skin  warm.
Slight chilliness,  toward evening,  followed by heat, with headache,
no thirst, slight delirium,  tormenting, profuse  sweat.   Chill  and
heat alternate.  Chilly  all over,  but  only hands  feel cold to touch
Flushes of burning heat,mostly  in face, with cold knees;  evening in
bed.   Sweat on  the hands  on walking in the open air. Sweats easily.
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  Ailantus.   "Chill, with  hunger and  general sense of  emptiness.
Milliary\eruption  before chill.   Chills followed by flushes of heat,
with severe pain in head and soreness  in  lungs.   Skin either very
hot or cold to  touch. Dry, hot skin, mostly in morning,until noon.
Cold sweat  stood  out upon skin—verified in cholera.
  Aloe.  °Chill with coryza  in colel open air; at  stool,  shivering.
Cold hands and feet in bed, preventing sleep.  Cold  hands, warm
feet.   Heat in  spots on scalp, or in face.   Ebullitions,  with anx-
iety and restlessness.   Sweat: smells strong;  offensive,on the  gen-
itals;  at night, after drinking.
  Alumina.    Chill,  with great thirst.    Internal chill and shiver-
ing; desire  for warmth  of  stove,  with  stretching and bending   of
limbs; worse after warm  drink.   Chill during day; heat at  night.
Heat  at  night,  with  anxiety  and  sweat.   Sweat at night; toward
morning most  profuse in face,frequently  only on right side of face.
Entire inability to sweat.
  Ambra.   -Chill in forenoon, with lassitude and sleepiness,  re-
lieved by eating.   Chill of single parts of body,  with heat of face.
Anxious flushes of heat, returning  every  quarter  hour,  most vio-
lent toward evening.    Profuse sweat  at night,  worse  after mid-
night, and most on affected  side.   Profuse sweat, particularly  on
abdomen and  thighs, during  exercise.
  Ammonium  carb.    Chill, evening;  frequently  alternating with
heat,  till toward midnight.   Chill increased in open  air,  lessened
in warm room.  Heat evening, particularly  of face, with cold feet.
Hectic fever,  scurvy.   Sweat  in morning mostly at joints.   Sweat
on  lower part of body.   Continuous elay or night sweat.
  Ammonium  mur.   cChill  evenings, after  lying down and   as
often  as she wakes; without  thirst.  Chill running up back.   Chill
alternating  every  half hour with heat.   Flushes of heat in freepient
attacks,  ending each time with sweat,  which  is  most profuse   in
face,  palms of hands anel  soles of feet.  Sweat day and  night,  fol-
lowing heat.   Profuse sweat over whole  body, most  copious after
mielnight,  anel early in morning in beei.
   Anacardium. "' Shivering  over the back,  as if water were poured
over it,  with heat of face.  Internal   chill,  even  in  warm room.
Heat of upper body, with cold  feet,  internal shiverings, and  hot
breath. ' Heat from 4  p.  m.  till evening, daily;  passing  off after
supper.   Heat of left siele.   Evening, sweat  on head, abdomen  and 
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 back,  even  when sitting  quietly.  Night  sweat on  abdomen  and
 back.   Clammy  sweat in  palms,  particularly the left.  Cold sweat,
 with internal heat.   Sweat  lessened while eating.
   ♦Antimonium  cruel.   ♦After  sweat is over, heat  and  thirst re-
 turn.   Sweat which  returns at  precisely the same hour,  usually
 even other  (third) morning.   Sweat  in  morning  when awaking,
 which causes shriveling of  tips  of  fingers.   Chill,  predominating
 during  elay,  even   in   ivarm  room.   Violent shaking chill toward
 noon,  with thirst (for beer).  Shivering over back; feet cold as ice,
 with sweat on rest  of body.  Heat at niglit.
   Antimonium tart.   -Chill: with  external coldness,  coming on at
 all times  of  day,  with somnolence, mostly  with  trembling  and
 shaking:  frequently as if  colel water were  poured over  one.   Chill
 and heat  alternating  during elay.  Violent,   but  not long  lasting
 heat, succeeding a  long chill, aggravated by ever)'  motion.  Long
 lasting heat,  after  a  short  chill, with  somnolency and  sweat on
 forehead.   Profuse sweat  all  over, also at  night.  Sweat  is fre
 quently cold and clammy.   The affected parts sweat most profusely.
 Sticky sweat.
   ♦Apis.  ♦During hot stage,more or less violent headache; generally
 a  continuous,deep  sleep—intermittent.  Sweating stage either  ab-
 sent or of a  verv  light  grade—intermittent.   Typhoid  forms  of
 fever;  especially  enteric,  cerebral,  exanthematic  forms;  febris
 nervosa putrida.   -Chill about  3 p.  m.,  worse  in  warmth;  runs
 down back.   Chilliness: from slightest motion,  with heat  of face
 and hands; toward  evening.  Skin burning  hot  all  over,  or grad-
 ually grows cool in some  places, hot  in  others.   Heat,  with in-
 clination  to uncover.   Dry,  hot  skin,  or alternately dry and moist
 skin.   Sweat after trembling and fainting, then  nettle rash.  Thirst
 wanting during sweat; may  or  may  not  be present  during  heat;
 always thirst during chill.   Apyrexia:  pain  under  short ribs,  left
 side; feet swollen;  urine scanty;  limbs  and  joints  sore; restless;
 urticaria.
   Apocynum.    Heat of skin on going to bed.  Sweat; when  skin
 moistens, the dropsy  improves.
   ♦Argentum met   ♦Hectic, 11  a. m. to 12 m. or 1  p. m.   -Cold-
 ness on small spots. Chill:  in afternoon and evening, until asleep;
 before  midnight, every time bed  clothes are  raised. Chilly  stupid;
chill spreads from  back.  Heat in  forenoon  without  thirst.   Heat 
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 all over,  but less on  head.  Sweats easily;  during and after  eating;
 upper part of body, or only front of  body.  Sweat after midnight
 Sweat on  abdomen, chest.
   Argentum nit.   vChilliness, with nausea; chilly  with  man)  com-
 plaints.   Chilly with cold hands and  feet.   Constant  chilliness up
 the  back,  and over shoulders;  worse  after  meals;  on coming  into
 room from the  open air.  Skin dry but  not  very  hot.   Tempera-
 ture low.    Intermittent  fever with  pulmonary  haemorrhage;  gen-
 erally no  thirst.   Profuse sweat;  it stands out on   face m  beads;
 stitches in  side;  cough  during  attack.   Morning  sweat.  Sweat
 anel  chilliness,  as soon  as he gets warm in  bed.
   ♦Arnica.   ♦Shivering over whole  body and head, at same  time
 heat in head, and redness and  heat in face; cool hands;  hips,  back
 and  arms feel bruised. Chilly,  with  heat  and redness of one  cheek.
 Head alone, or face alone  hot,  boely  cold.  Fevers: intermittent;
 typhoid; traumatic.   '-Chill felt  worse in pit  of stomach.   Chill
 most in evening, with much  thirst  before chill.   Chill  after every
 sleep.   Chill  internally, with external  heat.   Heat,  with  indiffer-
 ence, stupor;  drinks less.   Continuous heat, with  such  weakness
 that  when  attempting to sit up he faints.    Flushes   of   heat,  with
 thirst.  Sweat sour  or offensive;  sometimes cold.   Hectic  fever:
emaciation; after a blow on  stomach.   During   apyrexia in inter-
mittent fever, headache; yellow face; bitter taste; aversion to meat.
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Shuddering without thirst, worse  in open air.  In-
ternal burning,  dry  heat, inclination to  uncover.  Cold,  clammy
or sour  and offensive  sweat.    Chilly  without  thirst, followed by
heat,  with  much thirst and  no  sweat; sweat  comes hours  after-
ward, whereupon  ailments increase;   liver  and   spleen  swollen —
dropsy.   Blue nails and lips during chill.  Dry  heat evening and
night,  with thirst and frequent drinking of but a small  quantity at
a time.  Sweats  on going 60 sleep;  goes off  after sweating a little.
 Undefined development of  chill and  heat, either  simultaneously,
or in alternation.   Chill in  forenoon, not  relieved by  anything.
External coldness, with  cold,  clammy  sweat.    Nursing  children
having no  distinct chill, must  be  covered:  are very thirsty.   Heat
at night as if hot water were poured over one.   Sweat   at the end
of fever,with cessation of  all previous  symptoms.   Sweat in morn-
ing without relief.   During sweat  unquenchable thirst.  Profuse
sweat about the knees at night. 
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   ♦Arum tri.  ^Typhoid forms of fever: picking the ends of fingers,
picking  the  dry lips till they  bleed;  boring the  nose;   restless,
tossing about the bed; wants  to escape; unconscious of what he is
doing, or of what is said to him;  urine suppressed;  extreme weak-
ness (last stages,probably with  uraemia). -Fever heat, very intense
—scarlatina.  Repeated  chill spreading from  vertex,  with sneezing
as after  taking cold, afternoons.   Chills running over body, after
much yawning,  at  the same   hour on  two  days.  Flusheel  with
burning  face.
  Asarum.   -Great want of vital heat; feels cold  continually with
vaginal fistula.   Cold feeling  not relieved   by covering, or warmth
of room. Heat in evening,  after  lying  down, particularly in face
and palms of  hands.  Alternate flushes of   burning heat and  cold-
ness.   Sweat: increased at  night,  of  sour  smell;  most profuse in
axilla.   Sweats easily, particularly on  upper  part  of body.
  Aurum met.  Cold hands and feet, sometimes  lasting  all night;
want of thirst.   Chill lessened after  getting  out of  bed;  shivering
in Ded; legs cold as far as  knees.  Coldness of whole body;  nausea.
Chill predominates.   Heat alternating  with chill.  Sweat  early in
morning, mostly on and around genitals.
  ♦Baptisia.  ♦Typhoid and  cerebral forms  of  fever.  Beginning
of typhus,  when  the so called  nervous symptoms  predominate.
Fever  originating from confinement on ship-board,without  good care
or food.   Sweat breaks  out and relieves; critical sweat on forehead
and face—typhus.    Chilly all day; whole body feels  sore.   Chill
over back while sitting by a  fire, forenoon.  Whole  surface  hot
and dry,  with occasional chills,  mostly  up  and down back.  Flush
of heat from small of  back in all  directions; dull, heavy  aching,
great  prostration. Early stages,  white tongue, red edges; or brown,
or yellow-brown down center;  bitter or flat taste;  cannot digest food;
stools  frequent,  yellow,  gurgling,  and slight sensitiveness  of  right
iliac region; pulse high, fever tends to  increase;  parts rested  on
are sore—typhoid.   Sensation as if  there were a  second self outside
of him—typhoid.   Fetid sweat; frequent sweating.
  Baryta carb.  cChill and  chilliness predomiating; often as if cold
water were  poureel  over one; better from  external warmth;   thirst
during chill.  Chill from face or  pit of  stomach down  the body;
or beginning in  feet.   Chill  alternating with  heat;  evening  and
night   Frequent flushes during  day;   nightly  attacks, with great 
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anxiety and restlessness. Anxious sweat. Debilitating night-sweats.
Offensive sweat of one  side, mostly left.   Sweat   returning  every
other evening.   Sweat  increased by eating.
  ♦Belladonna.   ♦Temperature  much  increased; face   red;  pulse
accelerated; delirium.   Intense burning heat  within and  without;
sweat only on head.   Chill in evening mostly on ears, with heat of
head.  Internal chill, with  external,  burning  heat.  Chill and heat
alternating.  Coldness  of limbs  with   heat of  head.  Shivers  run
down  back.   Continuous,   dry  burning  heat, with   sweat only
on head.   Internal heat,  with  anxiety and  restlessness.   Heat of
forehead, with cold  cheeks.   Heat of  head,  with  redness of  face,
and delirium.  Heat predominating;  averse  to uncovering.   Sweat
on covered parts.  Sweat,  with or immediately after heat,  mostly
in face.   Sweat staining the clothing  and of empyreumatic  smell.
Sweat during sleep,  day or  night.  Sweat ascending from  feet to
head.  Entire want  of  sweat.   General  sweat  suddenly occurring
and quickly disappearing.
  Benzoic acid.  °Cold hands;   feet; back;  knees;  as  from  cold
wind.  Violent  internal heat on awaking.  Sense of heat in oesoph-
agus, stomach, belly.   Heat:  with sweat, with cold in   head; with
nightly palpitation.   Sweat:  while eating; while walking; morning
in bed, especially in face.   Cold sweat.  Sweat with itching.
  Berberis.  -Chill  before  dinner, with ice-cold feet, dry, viscous
mouth, without thirst.  Chill from face and arms to back and breast,
succeeded by heat,with anxiety and oppression of chest, especially
forenoon and evening.   Chill  as if  in the  bones,   with  warmth  of
skin.   Colelness of body with  heat of face, commencing at n  a. m. ;
heat and inclination to sweat at night.  With the chill, pressure and
dullness  of head.   Inclination to sweat from least  exercise.
  Bismuthum.    Chill, with   deathly  coldness   of  whole  body.
Flushes  of heat over whole  body,  mostly on head  and  chest, after
rising in morning.   External, dry,  burning  heat.
  Borax.   Chill and chilliness  mostly during sleep.  Chill predom-
inating especially in afternoon and evening.   Chill from  uncover-
ing.   Flushes of heat  morning and   evening.   Sweat  during the
morning sleep.   Hot head,  mouth and palms,of infant
   Bryonia.  ♦Profuse,easily excited sweat,sour or oily sweat. ^-Pro-
fuse night and  morning sweat.  Sweat in short spells,only on  single
parts.  Chill with external coldness  of body;  and  chilliness, fre- 
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quently with heat  of  head,  red  cheeks, and thirst; and  coldness,
mostly evening, and frequently only of right side;  worse  in room
than  in  open  air.  Dry,  burning  heat,  mostly  internal;  blood
seems to burn  in  veins.   Great  aggravation of  sufferings  during
heat
  Cactus grand.  -Coldness in back and  cold hands. Chill  not re-
lieved by covering; returns the same hour each day;  regular parox-
ysms  at  11 a. m. and  11 P. m. Fever: intermittent, with congestion
to head, flushes  in face,  suppressed urine,  pain in  bladder,  lan-
cinating in heart, violent  vomiting; sweat does  not  appear; after
exposure to sun.   Heat:  after  chill, with dyspnoea,  headache  and
thirst; with  insensibility till  midnight,then shortness of breath,and
inability   to remain   lying;   followed  by profuse sweat, with great
thirst.
  Caladium.   cChill  in evening, with coldness  going from abdo-
men  to feet  and fingers.  Chill after midnight.  Heat only internal,
with  throbbing in body.   Sickly  sweat which attracts the  flies  very
much. With breaking out of sweat, amelioration of all complaints.
  ♦Calcarea  carb.  ♦Profuse  sweat from  slightest exertion. Profuse
sweat mornings.   °Takes cold very easily,  easily  chilled.   Chills
commencing at 2  p. m.  Internal  chilliness in morning after rising.
Intermittent fever,  when  chill commences in pit of stomach,  like
a fixed,  cold, agonizing  weight,  increasing  with chill  and disap-
pearing  with it.   Thirst during  chill.   Frequent  flushes o'f heat,
with  anxious palpitation of  heart.  Heat  followed by chill and  cold
hands.   External heat with internal  chilliness,  in evening  in  bed.
Sweat most  profuse on head and chest,  and  upper  part  of body.
Clammy night-sweats, only  on legs.   Night  sweats after 3 a. m.
Sweat of palms; of feet.
  Calcarea phos.   -Shaking  chill,  outdoors.  Cold  in lower  part
of body, face hot  Heat  runs from head down  to toes.   Dry  heat
in evening; hot breath;  noticeable beating  of  heart; mouth  and
tongue dry without thirst; yawning,  stretching.   Copious  night
sweats; on single parts; toward  and  in  morning.  (Typhoid  fever
at decline  of disease.   Intermittent fever,  chronic,   of  children.—
Schussler.)
  Camphora.  ^Icy coldness all over, with  deathly paleness of face.
Great  coldness  of  surface,  without   the  usual,  accompanying
change of  color, and at same time desire to be  uncovered.  Chill, 
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 chilliness and sensitiveness to cold  air.  Chill, with  shivering and
 shaking;  teeth  chattering.    Chill:  with  anxiety,   unconscious
 ness,  pale face;  clonic  spasm.  Heat, with distention of veins,
 increased by every  motion. Cold, clammy, exhausting sweat.
   ♦Cannabis ind.   ♦Profuse,sticky sweat, standing out in  drops on
 his forehead.   Loss of animal heat.  General chilliness.  Coldness
 of face,  nose and hands,  after dinner.   Increased heat of  body.
   ♦Cantharis.  ♦Intermittent fever,  every paroxysm  being charac-
 terized by the cantharis dysuria.  -Chill,succeeded by thirst with-
 out heat.  Chill running  up  back. Cold extremities.  Burning heat
 at night which she does not feel. Burning in palms and soles.  Heat,
 with  thirst for large quantities  but  not often.    Sweat from  every
 movement.  Cold sweat,  especially  on hands  and  feet.  Sweat on
 genitals.   Sweat smells like  urine.
   ♦Capsicum.  ♦Shivering and  chilliness after every drink.   --Skin
 cool,  pulse slow,  want  of appetite.  Chill  begins in  back,  with
 thirst; worse after drinking;  lessened  when walking   out of doors.
 Chill in  open air, particularly in draft.   Chill  followed  by  sweat
 or by heat, with sweat and thirst.   Chilly externally,  burning in-
 ternally.   Fever heat,with violent burning.  Heat followed by chill
 with thirst.   Heat lessened by  motion.   Sweat  violent;  copious;
 lessened by motion.
   Carbo ani.   wChill, especially  in  afternoon,  and  after  eating;
 evening  chill,  followed  by sweat.  Heat always  after  chill, mostly
 at night in bed.  Sweat  generally toward morning, also from slight
 exertion,   even eating.   Night  sweat  fetid,  debilitating,  staining
 yellow.
   Carbo veg.  °Shivering in  evening, with weariness and  flushes
 cf heat before sleep.  Chill, generally  with  thirst; mostly evenings,
 at times left-sided.   Chill with  icy coldness of  body.   Heat  after,
 or independent of chill.   Flushes of burning  heat,  evening;  gen-
 erally without thirst.   Hectic fever.  Heat and  sweat  commingled.
 Exhausting night or morning sweats.  Sweats easily,especially  about
head and face. Sweat profuse, putrid  or sour.
  Caulophyllum.   cFever high,  delirious,  nervous   excitement,
rheumatism.
  Causticum.  °Chill  and chilliness  predominating, frequently with
coldness of  whole  left  side; on  diseased parts.  Much  internal
chilliness, immediately   followed by  sweat,  without  intervening 
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 heat  Severe internal chill about midnight.  Shivering,beginning in
 and spreading from face. Heat from 6  to 8 p.  m., heat descending.
 Flushes of heat  followed by chilliness.   Profuse sweat when walk-
 ing in open air; from  motion.   Sour smelling night sweat.   Morn-
 ing sweat toward 4 a.  m.
   Cepa.   ^Coldness alternates with heat during catarrh.  Heat  and
 thirst, with rumbling  in belly.  Heat without thirst, 2 a.  m , passes
 off by  daylight,  worse again  after  breakfast.  Sweats easily  and
 copiously.
   Chamomilla.  -Coldness over whole body,  with  burning  heat of
 face and eyes, and  hot  breath.   Coldness  with  thirst.   Chill of
 posterior part, with heat of  anterior of  body, or vice versa. Slight
 shiverings, alternating with heat, creep  over back and  abdomen.
 Shivering when  uncovering, and from cold  air.   Heat and shiver-
 ing  intermingled, miostly with one red and  one pale cheek.  Anx-
 ious heat, with sweat of face and scalp.  Long   lasting  heat with
 violent thirst, and frequent startings in  sleep.  Sweat during sleep,
 mostly on head,  usually  of sour odor, and with smarting  sensation
 in  skin.   Revulsion, and therefore entire want of sweat.
   Chelidonium.   °Internal  chill  with severe  shaking, evening  in
 bed; when walking  in  open air; passes off in  room. Chill  and cold-
 ness of whole body; worse on hands and feet, with  distention of
 veins.   Right foot  icy cold.   Shivering, without external coldness,
 running  down back.   Internal heat, without  thirst, evening after
 lying down.   Burning heat of hands,  spreading thence over body.
 Heat of head and face; on scapulae; in  hip-joints.  Sweat  during
 sleep,  after midnight and toward morning; better  after awaking.
  Chininum ars.   -Intermittent fever:  chill  always in forenoon,  not
 at regular hour;  sometimes  once every  day;  sometimes paroxysms
 close with perspiration, sometimes  without; before attack,headache,
 yawning and  stretching.   Chilliness  comes in  waves,  in  evening
 with restlessness; goose-flesh; worse, on moving hands and feet to
 cool place in  bed, also on  motion, and   by thinking of  it.   After
 chilliness, fever  toward midnight; pulse full and strong, with incli-
 nation to throw off covers. No sweat after fever,but weak, broken-
 up  feeling, in the morning,  and no appetite for breakfast. Violent
 fever  with great  prostration,  in diphtheria  and  scarlatina.   Cold,
clammy sweat all over.
  ♦Chininum  sulf.   ♦Chills,with regular paroxysms at same hour. 
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Decided shaking chill  at 3 p.  m.   Distinct cold, hot and  sweating
stages,  and perfect  apyrexia.  Debilitating  sweat  during  sleep.
°Chill  10  to  11 a. m.  and  3  to  10 p. m.,  periodical, anteponing,
tertian  or  quartan;  trembling of  limbs;  pain  in spleen;  spine
sensitive; face pale; thirst; blue lips;  ringing  in ears. Sweat: with
thirst; profuse even while quiet,  coming on gradually  after  heat;
also  on  least   motion; very  profuse mornings in  bed;  profuse,
exhausting,  nightly  diarrhoea.    Generally chilliness,   especially
in the back. Extremities, also nose and chin,  cold. Bodily temper-
ature diminished. Heat intense;  fullness of head;  face  red; intense
thirst; after going  to bed, heat, with  frequent  yawning and sneez-
ing; delirious; veins  on arms  and  legs enlarged;  skin  hot  and
dry.  Pain  in  spine on pressure.  Flushes  of  heat; thirst  4 p.  m.
  Cimex  lect.   -Before chill, thirst and heaviness   in  legs.   Chill
commencing with  clenching  of  hands and violent raging.  Chill:
attended  with  pain in all the  joints;  sensation  as if  the tendons
were too  short; knee-joints are usually contracted, so that the legs
cannot  be stretched;  chest feels oppressed,  must frequently  take  a
long breath; irresistible sleepiness; hands and feet as if  dead.  Chill
terminates with a tired feeling in legs.obliging one to change posi-
tion constantly. After chill:  thirst; drinking,  however,  causes vio-
lent headache; tickling  in  larynx,   with dry, continuous  cough,
which lasts through   heat; oppression  of   breathing, heaviness  in
middle of chest, and anxiety; abstaining from drinking  ameliorates
all  this.   Heat  with  gagging;  the  oesophagus  feels  constricted.
Sweat mostly  on head and chest,  accompanied by  hunger.  Sweat
relieves all the other  symptoms,  during feverish affections.  Musty
smelling  sweat; the odor is very  offensive to him.
  Cimicifuga.   °Chilliness  down back from  11  to 12 m.  Chilli-
ness, then heat: languid; stretches her limbs, mornings.   Feet and
hands cold,  then  hot.   Chill,   then heat: then sweat, alternating
with dry   skin.   Night sweats—diarrhoea.    Sweat  smells  offen-
sive.
   ♦Cina.   ♦Burning heat of face, glowing redness of cheeks;  thirst
for  cold drinks.   Chill,  with shivering and shaking,  even  near a
warm stove; chill  ascends from upper part of body  to  head.   Chill
not relieved by external  warmth, mostly  in evening, with  great
paleness  of  face.   Chill  in  evening,  and  fever all night—nursing 
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children.   Fever daily at  same hour.  Heat most severe over head
and  face;  face pale.   Nightly  heat; with  thirst;   with  anxiety.
Sweat generally cold on forehead, around nose and  hands.  After
sweat  (frequently also before chill)  vomiting  of food, with canine
hunger at same time,
   ♦Cinchona.  ♦Sweat very profuse  and  debilitating, especially  at
night.  Profuse sweat during  sleep, or on being covered  up.  Sweat
on the side on which  he lies.  '-Sweat less after meals. Suppressed
sweat.   Hectic fever, frequent night sweats;  diarrhoea ; pallor; skin
dry,  flaccid; sleepless ; nervous; hunger;  after exhausting 'disease
or loss of fluids.  Acute fever, with profuse sweat.  Typhoid fever.
Chill preceded by palpitation,  anxiety  and   hunger.  Chill  over
whole body, increased by  drinking;  thirst before  or after, but not
during chill.   Internal violent  chill,  with icy cold hands and feet,
and congestion of blood to  head.   Chill  and heat   alternating  in
afternoon.   Fugitive chills on  back; tendency  to sweat on covering
up.   Wants to be near stove, but  it increases chilh   General heat
with distended veins.   Heat of face, with cold body. Long-lasting
heat,  which frequently sets in  late after chill.  During heat,thirst-
lessness, or thirst for cold drink only; desire to uncover; aversion
to food;  or canine  hunger; pains in liver, chest, back  and limbs.
Sweats easily,  especially at night in  sleep.   Revulsion   of  sweat
and therefrom  want of sweat.   Heat of face,with cold body.
   Cistus can.   -Chilliness.  Chill, succeeded  by heat,  with trem-
bling;  accompanied by  rapid   swelling,  and  great  redness  of the
glands below the car and  in the throat.   Cold feeling in the abdo-
men;  in  the larynx and trachea.   Cold  feet.   Heat, with thirst;
drinks frequently.   In a warm  room, skin  grows  moist; forehead
cool  externally, with an internal feeling of coldness.  Night sweats.
Sweats very easily.
   Cocculus.   -Chill frequently alternating with heat. Internal chill
in afternoon and evening;  attended  with  shivering  through whole
body, but more in back and  on  legs;  not  relieved by  external
warmth.   Continuous chilliness with hot  skin.  Dr)'  heat the whole
night  through.   Flushes of heat,  with burning heat of cheeks,and
cold  feet.  Sweat of boely  from  evening till  morning, attended with
cold  sweat  on  face.   Morning sweat  principally on  chest.   Sweat
over whole  body from  slightest exertion.   Sweat of affected parts.
  Coffea.  °Chills running  down back. Chill increased by exercise. 
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Internal shivering,  with external heat  of  face,  or  whole  body.
Great sensitiveness to cold.  Dry heat  at  night  with  delirium.
Slight morning sweat.   Sweat in  face, with  internal shivering.
  Colchicum.   -Chill and  shivering  running  through  all  limbs,
even in warm room.   Frequent  shiverings, running  down  back.
Chilliness, even near warm stove,  intermingled with  short flushes
of heat.   External, dry  heat  the  whole  night, with  violent,  un-
quenchable  thirst.  Body  hot and  limbs  cold —typhus.   Sweat
wanting—intermittents.   Copious, sour sweat—rheumatism.
  Colocrynthis. -Chill and coldness of whole body, frequently with
heat of face. Coldness of hands or soles  of feet, rest of body warm.
Chill and shivering,with pains.   External, dry heat.  Internal  sen-
sation of  heat, with external flushes.  Sweat  at  night,  smelling
like urine, causing itching  of skin. Sweat principally  on head and
extremities.
   Conium.   cChill  and  coldness in morning and afternoon (3  to 5
o'clock).   Chill, with continuous desire  for  warmth,   particularly
that of sun.   Internal chill  in  morning,  with  shivering  in after-
noon.   Great heat, internal and  external, with great  nervousness.
Heat with profuse sweat at  same   time.  Sweat elay and night, as
soon as one sleeps,  or even when  closing eyes.   Night and  morn-
ing  sweat, with offensive odor  and smarting of skin.
  Crocus. -Chill in  afternoon,  growing worse toward  evening,with
shivering from back down legs; trembling.  Thirst  with chill  and
heat.  Flushes of internal heat, with prickling and crawling in skin.
Heat with intense  redness of  face,  and  distention  of  blood  ves-
sels.   Sweat scant,  only at  night, and then  cold   and  debilitating.
Sweat only  on lower half of body.
   ♦Crotalus hor.    Dry  skin,  dark-brown;  dry tongue, or tongue
coated yellow, with  red  eelges  and  tip;  low,  muttering  delirium;
drowsiness; urine dark,  scanty; ♦haemorrhagic tendency; °vomiting
of bile  or blood—yellow fever.
   Cuprum met.   -Feverish sensation, as if  a cold wind were blow-
ing out from skin.  Chill over whole body,  most  severe on extrem-
ities.  Chill after every  attack  of  indisposition.   Icy coldness of
whole body.  Skin moist  and cool, particularly  extremities; dry,
burning hot; warm,  dr)'  and withered.  Burning in soles.   Flushes
of heat.   Debilitating, exhausting,  internal heat.  Colel  sweat at
night  Many attacks end in sweat.   Foot-sweat,   also  suppressed
foot-sweat. 
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   Cyclamen.  °Chill forenoon or  evening.  With  evening chill,great
sensitiveness to cold air, and uncovering.  Heat principally of face,
but without  thirst, succeeds  chills; the hands  continue cold  a long
time.   General boat after  eating.  Sweat  at  night  eluring sleep,
moderate,  but of offensive  oelor.
   ♦Digitalis.   "Great coldness of skin.   Coldness  of the extrem-
ities.   Chill; more internal, with warmth of face;  beginning with
cold extremities, then  spreaeiing  over  body.   Internal  chill with
external heat. Chill with heat and redness of  face.  Excessive cold-
ness of hands and  feet, with   cold  sweat.   Great  sensitiveness to
cold. Sudden flushes of heat, followed by weakness.  Heat of body
with  cold  sweat  of face.   One hand hot, the other  cold.  Sweat at
night, generally  cold, and  somewhat clammy.   Sweat immediately
after chill.   Sweat on upper part of body; on  face.
   Drosera.    Chill,with  coldness and  paleness of face, and cold  ex-
tremities.   Chill in forenoon. Internal chill at night  in bed  and at
rest.  Chill and shivering when at rest;  seems to be too cold  every-
where, even in bed.  Increased warmth of upper  part of body, even-
ing.  Heat worse  after  midnight.  Cold  sweat  on  forehead; feet.
Warm sweat  at night,  particularly after midnight, and  in morning
hours, most profuse in face.   Sweat over whole body, with  cough,
which brought on  violent retching.
   Dulcamara.    Chill commencing in,.or  spreading from back,  not
relieved by warmth; mostly  towards  evening.  Chill with  pains.
Chill with  violent thirst   Dry,  burning  heat  all  over.   Heat
and  burning in back.   Heat  with delirium,  without  thirst.   Fetid
sweat, with  skin diseases.    Offensive sweat,  night  and  morning,
over whole body;  during day, more  over back, in axilla and  palms.
Sweat suppressed  and entirely wanting.
   ♦Eupatorium port  ♦Thirst several  hours before chill,which con-
tinues eluring the chill and heat;  little or no  sweat.   "Fever com-
mences in morning attended  with painfulness,  trembling,  weakness
and   soreness.   Before   chill,  thirst;   cough  the  night  before;
pain above'  right ilium;  yawning. During chill, thirst; head  throbs,
aching  all  over, as if  in  bones; more  shivering than the  degree
of coldness warrants;  trembling,  nausea; moaning with pains.  At
end of chill, vomiting of bile.  Chill spreads from the back;  begins
between  7  and 9 a. m. Chill  early morn one day,  light chill at noon
next day.   Fever preceded   by thirst,  cannot raise  head;   checks 
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red;  throbbing headache; sleep and moaning; trembling,faint from
motion; vomiting of  bile at end of hot  stage,  followed  by slight
sweat and sleep.   Skin bathed  in sweat, or scanty sweat.   Nightly
sweat, with chilliness,  from moving or  uncovering.   Hectic  fever
from  suppressed  ague.   Bilious fever; remittent fever;  dengue.
  ♦Eupatorium purp. ♦Chill: at different times of day,  every  other
day;  begins in   small  of back, and  spreads  over  body;  violent
shaking, with comparatively little coldness;  bone pains;  lips and
nails  blue; thirst during chill and  heat.  -Chilly when  changing
position during  sweat.  Fever protracted, followed by slight sweat,
mostly about  forehead and head.   Night sweat; hectic
  Euphorbium off.   Chilliness  and  shivering over whole body.
Hot,  dry skin. Cold  sweat.
  Euphrasia.   -Chill and internal chilliness in forenoon;   external
chill and coldness on arms in afternoon. Heat descending. Attacks
of heat during day,  with  redness of  face and  cold  hands.   Sweat
often confined to  front part of body.   Sweat  during sleep, at night,
of very offensive  odor,  most profuse on chest.
  Ferrum met.    Chilly  every  evening;  hectic  fever.   Frequent,
short attacks of  chilly shivering.   Chill, with  hot  and  red  face;
thirst.  Chilly and want of animal  heat.   Thirst  with  chill.   Dry
heat,  worse towards  evening; face red; inclined  to uncover; better
moving or speaking,  and after meals.  Sweat profuse, long lasting,
as well by day at every motion, as  at  night  and in morning,in bed.
Clammy, generally elebilitating  sweat.   Every other (third")   elay,
sweat from morn  till noon.  Strong smelling  night  sweats.  At
times anxious, cold sweat,  with cramps  of different parts.   Sweat
stains yellow, is  fetiel on going  to  sleep.  Worse  while  sweating.
Intermittent  fever after abuse of quinine; congestions to head; veins
distended; vomiting  ingesta; swelling of spleen;  anaemia  marked
by pseudo-plethora.
  Ferric phos. '°(All eliseases arising  from  a disturbed  circulation,
or abnormal  condition  of reel blood corpuscles.  These include all
febrile conditions,  or disturbances  of  the vascular  system, and all
inflammations, congestions, and irritations  causeel by local  stasis,
that is, accumulation of blood, through  a relaxed condition  of the
muscular  fibers of the walls of  the  blood vessels.   Diseases of any
kind  if ushered  in by rigors, or heat, accompanied  by fever,  with
quickened  pulse, or  pain.   Intermittent  fever  with vomiting  of 
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food.  Scarlet fever, very light pulse.   Typhus, in  first stage,  to
allay fever.—Schussler.)
   Fluoric acid.  Chill entirely wanting.  General heat, with nausea
from slightest  motion, with inclination to  uncover, but mostly to
wash with cold  water.  Clammy,  sour   and  unpleasant  smelling
sweat, mostly  on upper  part of body,  particularly  during exercise
in afternoon and evening.   The  sweat  promotes   excoriation and
decubitus.
   ♦Gelsemiuin. ♦Typhoid fever,  when so-called nervous symptoms
predominate. -Chilliness,languid aching  in  back and  limbs;  sense
of fatigue, desires to avoid  all muscular  exertion;  every afternoon,
4 to 5 p. m.   Chills begin  in  hands;  running  up  back; hands and
feet   cold.    Feet cold  with heat  of  head  and  face;  headache.
Slight, occasional  moisture; sweat  coming  gradually and  moder-
ately,  always relieving the pains.   Sweats freely from  slight exer-
tion.   Low fevers;  when pulse is slow,  by  lifting or  turning  the
patient,  it  becomes  accelerated.   Eruptive fevers:  especially  in
children; tendency  to convulsions at the time  of eruption.  Intense
fever heat, erethism,  but less restlessness than aeon.;  less violence
and  suddenness of aggravation than belb; languid; asthenic  fever;
stupor.
   Glonoinum.   cChill after getting  heated;  alternates with  sweat;
with vomiting; head as if screwed up; intermittent fever.  Warmth
general; flushes; wave of heat upward; fever heat with quick,  small
pulse, in sunstroke.  Sweat relieves;   most profuse  on  face and
chest. Cold on face during congestions;   after  sleep.
   Graphites.    -Chilliness in morning,   in  bed.  Chill and chil-
liness, most in evening.  Chill worse after meals,better after drink-
ing,  and in open air.  Heat  evening  and  night; also, with rest-
lessness. Sweat  from slightest motion.  Profuse night sweat. Sweat,
often on front of body only. Sweat  stains yellow,is sour and offen-
sive  smelling,  anel  frequently cold.  Entire inability to sweat.
   Guaiacum. °Internal chilliness through whole body, followed by
heat, most in face,  toward evening,  without thirst.   Chilliness in-
ternally near the warm  stove, principally in afternoons and even-
ings. Burning fever,  face  spotted;  eye,  nose and cheeks  swollen;
tight,  dry cough.   Heat in  painful limbs.   Skin hot, especially on
hands.   Night sweat, smelling very offensive.   The usual, general
sweat, changes to dryness and chilliness. 
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CHAPTER  XXXVII. — FEVER
   Hamamelis.   Chilly on going to bed; dreaded an attack of fever.
 Chilliness over back  and hips, extending  down  the  extremities.
 Fever at night;  hands  hot, burning  in  eyelids on  closing  them.
 Sweats freely at night, after lying down.   Pulse accelerated; fever.
 Pulse 60 to  70  and full.
   Helleborus.   Chill  spreads  from arms; goose-flesh,pain in joints;
 face hot; drowsy;  worse after  getting out of  bed,  and from motion.
 Burning  heat, followed by  chill  and   colic.  Burning  heat, with
 internal chilliness and  aversion to drink; can  drink but little  at a
 time; evening in  bed.  Heat or sweat,  with  a\ersion  to uncover.
 After lying down in bed,  heat,generally with sweat  Sweat: cold,
 clammy;  sticky; less after sleep,  relieves; toward  morning, temper-
 ature unchanged.
   Helonias dioica.     Chill, seemingly radiating   from  solar plexus
 all over  bod\', caused by motion of  arms.    Flushes of  heat  pass
 over him with every movement,  while  in a room.
   ♦Hepar sulph.   *Sweats easily by every motion, ho ^soever slight.
 Constant,offensive exhalations  from the body.    Chill  during day,
 alternating with  heat and  photophobia.  Chill  about  6  or 7 p. m.
 Nightly chill in bed, with aggravation of  all complaints.  Chill,
 then thirst; one  hour   later, much  heat, with  interrupted  sleep.
 Great chilliness in open air.    Dry, burning  heat, with  redness of
 face and violent  thirst, all night.   Flushes  of heat,  with  sweat.
 Sweats day and night without  relief;  or, first  can't sweat at  all,
 and then  sweats  profusely.  Night,  or  morning  sweat,  with thirst
 Cold, clammy, frequently sour, or  offensive  smelling sweat
   Hydrastis.    Chill morning  or evening; chilliness,  especially in
 back or thighs,  with aching; pulse slow.   Heat in flushes.  Great
 heat of whole body.  Constant, dull, burning  pains  in  evening.
 Gastric,  bilious,or typhoid form  of fever,with gastric disturbances,
 jaundice and great debility following.
   Hyoscyamus.    Chill alternate days,  n a.  m. ; cannot bear to be
 talked to, or hear the least noise. Chill from feet  upwards; shiver-
 ing heat of face.  Cold at night, up the back from  small of  back;
 cannot get warm in bed.   Whole  body cold, with burning redness
 of face.    Chill alternating with heat. Burning  heat all over;  every
 evening congestion to  head;  putrid  taste.   Heat,  without  thirst.
 Skin burning hot  to examining hand.   Congestive  chills.  Sweat
mostly on legs.  Sweat  cold; sour;  weakening;  during sleep. 
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   Hypericum.   -Shuddering  over  the whole  body, with  desire to
 urinate.  Heat, with delirium,  wild, staring look,  hothead, throb-
 bing of  carotids,  bright-red, bloated  face, hair  on  head  moist;
 burning heat of skin, great oppression  and anguish.  Chill, followed
 by heat, with sweat  on  hands and feet.
   ♦Ignatia.   ♦Shaking  chill,  with redness of  face.   Heat of whole
 body in afternoon, without thirst.  External heat and redness, with-
 out internal heat.   Chill, especially in  posterior portion  of body;
 relieved by  external warmth.    Chill and  chilliness, with increased
 pains.   External coldness, with internal heat.    Internal chill  with
 external  heat;  external  heat  without thirst,  with intolerance of ex-
 ternal warmth.   Flushes of heat,external.  Continuous quick altera-
 tions from hot to cold.   One-sided,  burning heat of face.  Fainting
 during  the  heat  or sweat.   Sweat  slight, or only in face.   Sen-
 sation as if  sweat  would break  out, which,  however, does  not fol-
 low.   Sweat when eating.  Sweat at times cold,but  generally warm,
 and somewhat  sour  smelling.
   Iodium.   cCold feet  the whole night.   Chill, with shaking, also
 in  warm room.   Chill frequently  alternating  with   heat.  Flushes
 of heat over whole body. Internal heat with coldness of skin.  Pro-
 fuse night sweat. Debilitating,  sour smelling  sweat in the morning
 hours, with  much  thirst.
   Ipecacuanha.    Chill  every other day  at n a. m.  Coldness  of
 upper part of body.   Chill worse in warm  room or from external
 heat, lessened by drinking and  in open air.    Internal  chill and ex-
 ternal heat   Backache,  short chill, long  fever, heat  usually  with
 thirst, headache, nausea and   cough;  sweat  last.   Heat all  over,
 with alternate coldness and paleness of face;  cold sweat  on  fore-
 head.  Sweat: hot, sudden attacks in room;  partial, cold; on upper
 part of  body: worse by  motion;  smells  sour; stains  yellow; in-
creased out of doors; cold, clammy. Intermittent fevers  after abuse
 of quinine;  also in beginning of irregular cases, especially if there
is much nausea.  Worse during sweat; better after it.
  Iris.   Chills,  with sleepiness.  Heat  followed  by chill, with cold
hands and feet.   Chills  over  the whole body,  even  when well  cov-
ered; fever,  with muttering delirium and  bilious   diarrhoea.   Skin
hot; dry, black  stool.  Sweat  all over,  particularly on  the  groins.
  Kali bichrom. :Chilliness in  back, with sleepiness;  seeks a warm
place.  Chilliness  alternating  with  flushes   of  heat.   Attacks of 
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 chilliness  from feet upwarels, and sensation as if the skull on the
 vertex became contracted,  in frequently returning paroxysms. Chill
 followed in an hour by heat, with dryness  of mouth and lips, which
 have to be moistened all the time, followed in  morning  by great
 thirst but  no sweat   Ill-humor.   Chilliness, especially  on extrem-
 ities, and  flushes of heat alternating with  general  sweat.   Flushes
 of heat in face—climaxis.   Heat of  hands  and feet; nausea;  pain
 in upper  part of  abdomen; dryness  of mouth:  sleeplessness;  fol-
 lowed by sweat of hands,  feet and  thighs.   Burning heat  of upper
 part of body and face, with internal  chilliness  and violent  thirst.
 Sweat on  back,  during effort at stool.
   Kali carb.   °Frequent shuddering during day. Chilly   in morn-
 ing; also about noon.   Chill begins  toward evening; relieved near
 warm  stove and  after  lying  down.   Chill after  the  pains.  Chill in-
 creased outdoors.  Heat, yawning, pain in chest   and head, pulsa-
 tions in  abdomen, g a.  m. and 5  p.  m.   Internal  heat and external
 chilliness.  Chill and heat   with  dyspnoea.  Evening  fever, chilly
 with  thirst, then heat  without thirst,  with violent,  fluent coryza;
 later, slight sweat, with sound sleep.  Constant  chilliness; violent
 thirst  from internal heat;  hot  hands; loathing of food.   Chill and
 fever,  with oppression of breathing,  constriction  of  chest,  pain in
 region of liver,  thirst  worse during chill.   Sweat mostly on  upper
 parts; after eating;  easily excited by exercise during the day. Night
 sweats, with cough, after  pneumonia.  Sweat  all night without re-
 lief.
   Kali chlor.     (Intermittent fever with  tongue as  in n.   Scarlet
 fever;  it alone may suffice,  or  with  ferr.   phos.   Typhoid fever;
 tongue as  in 11;  diarrhoea,  stools as  in 20,  and for abdominal swell-
 ing and tenderness.   Typhus, with constipation; stools   light col-
 ored. — Schussler.)
   Kali iod.   Chilly,  with  thirst, 4  to 7 i\ m. ; or all  night, with
 shaking and frequent  waking.  Chill from  lower  part of  back  up-
 ward and through whole body,  6 to  8  p. m., drowsy.   Flushes  of
 heat with  dullness of  head.   Intermittent fever:   thirst  with chill;
 chill not lessened by warmth; mouth dry;  anasarca; scrofula.
  Kali nit.   Chill and coldness in afternoon  and  evening: in-
 creased from motion,  passing off when lying. Chill and subsequent
 sweat, no  intervening heat.   Evening chill, with pains.   Coldness,
with thirst; afternoon. Head feels hot; forehead  burns.  Debilitat- 
*
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 ing  sweat from least exertion.   Night  sweat, most profuse on legs;
 morning  sweat,  most profuse on chest.
   Kali phos.   °(Intermittent  fever,with fetid, debilitating,profuse
 sweats.   Puerperal fever, when  absurd  notions  or  mania  set in.
 Pulse intermittent, irregular, from  exhausting  causes.   Tempera-
 ture of boely high  in  disease.   Typhoid states, and   all malignant
 conditions,when occurring during the  course of a disease.   Scarlet
 fever, putrid condition  of  throat.   Sweat  excessive,  exhausting,
 with heavy odor, during meals,with a  feeling of  weakness at pit of
 stomach. —Schussler.)
   Kah sulf.  -(, Rheumatic  fever, with shifting,   wandering pains,
 acute  or chronic.  In scarlatina, stage  of desquamation,  and forma-
 tion of new, healthy skin.—Schussler.)
   Kalmia.  -Chilliness, with  coldness; shaking  chill in  cold air;
 chills run over  the back.   Febrile excitement—endocarditis.   Gen-
 eral  heat; heat,  with burning and  pain in  back and loins.  Cold
 sweat.
   Kreosotum.   °Transient chill without thirst.   Chill predominat-
 ing  when  at rest.  Shaking  chill, with  severe  flushes of  heat in
 face; red face and icy  cold feet;  after  the chill,thirst.   Chill, with
 great bodily restlessness;  chill alternating with heat.  Coldness of
 face and  hands.   Heat mostly in face.  Flushes  of   heat, with cir-
 cumscribed redness of  face.  Sweat scant and only during the morn-
 ing,  wi th heat  and redness of  cheeks.
   Lachesis.    Chill: runs up the back to head, often on  alternate
 days:  abates in warm room;  with chattering  of  the   teeth; desires
 external warmth.  After icy cold  calves, shaking  chill with warm
 sweat;  then  trembling through  limbs, intermingled  with  flushes
 of heat.   Spasms  during  every  paroxysm, in  nursing  children.
 Chill at night, flushes  of heat by   day.  Heat  particularly on the'
 hands and feet,  in  evening.  Burning in the palms anel soles, even-
 ing and night.   Heat at night, as from  ebullitions of blood;  throat
 sensitive.  Internal sensation of heat, with cold  feet.   Profuse sweat,
 with  most complaints.  Sweat colel:  stains yellow; or  bloody, stain-
 ing red.   Intermittent  fever: recurs ever) spring, or  after suppres-
 sion  the previous fall by quinine; worse in afternoon, 2 p.  m.;  face
 red,  headache, feet cold; talking during hot  stage.
  ♦Lachnantes.     Bod)' icy  cold.   Hot flat-irons relieve the cold-
ness.  Flushes alternating with chilliness.   Evening  fever,  worse 
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 6 p.m. to midnight; face red,worse upper part.  Dry heat,  feet burn,
 restless  tossing, with  much  rumbling in abdomen.  Burning  heat,
 with  redness   of  face,   followed  ♦by   circumscribed  redness
 of  both  cheeks, more on right side.   -Fever,  with  somnolency.
 General heat,  with sweat on  forehead.   Fever,  with delirium, red
 cheeks,  eyes brilliant, worse  1 to  2  a.  m.   Sweat  with  dizziness.
 Sweat after midnight,  following  restless sleep.   ♦Skin cold, damp
 and clammy.  Morning sweat
   ♦Lactic acid,  f Unusual sweat of feet.  -Cold and chilly at times.
 Flushes of heat.   Copious sweat.
   Laurocerasus.  Chill anel external coldness.   Cold, moist skin—
 apoplexy.  Chill, coldness and shivering in afternoon and evening,
 not relieveel by external  warmth.   Chill,  alternating  with  heat.
 Want of  natural, animal heat.  Heat after chill, from evening till
 midnight.  Heat descending back.  Sweat: generally during  and
 after heat,till toward morning.  Sweat after eating.
   ♦Ledum.  ♦Coldness, want of animal  heat.    Chilliness,  thirst,
 sensation of colel water pouring over parts;  chilliness morning and
 forenoon.   Shivering  over back, with heat of  cheeks,  without reel-
 ness; no  thirst, cold hands.   General coldness, with heat  and red-
 ness of  face.   Parts cold to the touch,  but not  to patient himself.
 Heat,  no thirst; on awaking,covereei with sweat, with general  itch-
 ing.  Burning in hands and  feet in evening.  Heat  anel  sweat in
 alternation.   Night sweat,  putrid  or sour, with  inclination to  un-
 cover.   Sweat mostly on forehead,  from  least  exertion.
   Leptandria.    -Chill)- along the  spine  and down arm.  Shivering,
 or dry, hot skin: stupor; limbs cold and numb;  tongue  black down
 center—bilious  fever.
   Lilium tig.   Chills run downward, with  violent beating of heart,
 with congestion to chest, and  burning heat all over; with constric-
 tion about heart. Chill)' when in cool, open air: yet otherwise bet-
 ter.  Great heat and  lassitude  in   afternoon, with  throbbing  all
 over.
   Lobelia inf.    Chills down  back,  with heat  in stomach;  general
 shivering.  Thirst  before  chill; shaking  chill  and  coldness, in-
 creased after drinking.   Heat, with thirst and  sweat.  Flushes of
heat.   Heat with inclination to sweat, particularly in face. Sweat,
with heat,or after heat has lasted for some time. Sweat after heat,
with sleep.  Copious  night  sweat   Cold sweat. 
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   Lycopodium.   -Chill:  from 4 to 8   p.  m.,  with  numb hands
 and  feet,  icy  cold  at  7  p.  ju.; on  awaking  from  a  dreamy
 sleep, covered  with  sweat;  afterward  violent  thirst;  one-sided
 (left).   Nausea  and  vomiting,  then   chill   followed  by  sweat,
 without intervening heat; or sour vomiting between chill and heat;
 chill followed by bloated face and  hands.   Flushes  of  heat  over
 whole body,  mostly toward evening, with frequent drinking  of small
 quantities at a time;  constipation  and  increased micturition. Heat,
 with red cheeks, alternating with chilliness;  hectic fever, with sup-
 puration of lungs.  Heat with inclination to uncover. Sweats from
 least exertion.   Sweat cold,  sour,  bloody  or offensive,  smelling
 like onions; clammy  at  night, with coldness  of face.  Typhus,with
 stupefaction; murmuring,delirium; subsultus tendinum; meteorism;
 constipation.
   Magnesia   carb.  cChill:   with  external coldness   in  evening
 and  slowly   going   off   after  lying  down;   followed  by  heat.
 Chill running down back; lessened outdoors.   Great  internal heat
 at night; restless,  aversion  to uncovering.  Heat, one-sided  (right);
 heat, mostly  forenoon, often with sweat  on head.   Sweat  greasy,
 stains yellow; sour,  putrid  smelling.   Sweat,  with  thirst, after
 midnight till morning.
   Magnesia  mur.   cChill,even near stove;  worse from 4 to  8 p. m. ;
 lessened in open air,  or  in   bed; chill   followed  by  heat,  evening
 until midnight.  Evening  heat, thirst; sweat only on head; averse to
 uncovering.   Sweat,with  thirst  from midnight till morning; averse
 to uncovering.
   Magnesium  phos. c(Intermittent fever, with  cramps of the calves.
 — Schussler.)
   Mancinella.   Chill;  icy cold hands  and feet.  Flushes of  heat,
 with sensation as if flames arose from  region of  stomach,  on  ac-
 count of which threw  off covering.   Burning heat, with  inclination
 to cover himself in bed.   Burning  heat, with   thirst.   Cold sweat.
   Manganum.   Chill  generally in the   evening, shooting headache,
 icy cold  hands and feet.   Shaking  chill, with heat of  the head,
stinging in forehead, continuing  after  chill.  Sudden  flushes of  heat
 in face, on chest and  over back.   Heat  and  sweat,  with moderate
thirst.  Sweat profuse, with  short, anxious breathing.  Night sweats.
  *Menyanthes.   ♦Icy coldness  of hands and feet, with  warmth of
rest  of body.   °Sensation of chilliness, especially in fingers.  Feet 
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cold up to knees, as if in cold water.   Shivering  over upper part
of body  with yawning.
   Mephitis.    Cold feeling predominates;  evening chilliness, with
desire to  urinate; colic as  if  diarrhoea  would  set  in.   Increased
warmth,  especially  in morning.
   ♦Mercurius.    Sweat:  profuse  at  night  on  every  motion; cold
and clammy; fatty and oily;  offensive;  stains linen yellow.   Com-
plaints often increase during sweat.    Chill in morning when rising,
but more generally  in   evening  after lying  down,  as from  cob!
water  poured over one; not relieved by  warmth of stove; at night,
with   frequent  urination;   alternating  with   heat,  often • only  on
single parts; internal,  with heat  of face.  Heat: in  bed, and  chill
when out of  bed; after midnight,with  violent  thirst for cold drinks;
anxious,  with sensation of   pressing  together  of  chest; alternating
with chill, with  aversion to uncover.  Hectic fever,  especially  of
children.  Intermittent  fever; evening  chill: heat and  violent thirst,
or thirst toward  morning; during  sweat, palpitation  and  nausea;
 sweat fetid or sour.  Contra-indicated  in typhoid fever, except   for
marked icteroid  or scorbutic symptoms.  Sweat: profuse at  night;
toward morning, with thirst and  palpitation;  from  exertion, even
when eating; evening in  bed,  before falling asleep; sour, offensive,
or cold, clammy, oily and  causing a burning  in the skin; with  all
pains,  but giving no relief,  even  aggravating the weakness.  Sweat
with all complaints.
   Mercurius biniod.   Chilly at  bedtime.   Intense  shivering fol-
lowed  by  feverishness;  chilliness followed by flush over face.  Flush
of heat and feeling  of being tickled.   Fever with  grippe.   Sweats
at night  in bed—grippe.   Copious  night sweats; hot  sweats after
scarlatina, ulcers in  fauces.
   ♦Mercurius cor.   ♦Surface cold and covered with profuse  sweat,
especially on forehead.    ^Chilliness:   from  least movement and  in
the open  air;  generally  with  colic;  in evening; especially on head,
at night  in bed.  External heat  with  yellow skin.  Burning, sting-
ing heat  in skin.   Sweat at night, or  fetid  toward  morning.  Cold
sweat,  often  only on the  forehead;  or,  general cold  sweat,  with
anxiety.
   Mezereum.    Chill from upper arms  to back and legs.   Chill
even in warm room,  drowsy;  lessened  outdoors:  thirst;  back  of
mouth dry, much saliva  in  forepart:  cramp  in  chest.  Hands and 
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feet cold, nails blue, hot sensation on small spot  on top of head.
Heat   in  bed,  mostly   in  head.   one  side—left.   Burning  of
internal parts,with external chilliness.   Sweat during sleep,  follow-
ing chill.
  Millefolium.   Chilliness,  with  pains in  kidneys.   Fever, from
suppressed  itch.   Colliquative sweats.
  Muriatic  acid.     More chill  than heat.   Chill  awakens  him  in
morning.   Shivering ail  over, with  hot cheeks and   cold  hands.
Chill and heat without thirst; thirst  occasionally in cold stage. In-
ternal  heat,wants to uncover;bodily  restlessness. Burning mostly  in
palms  and soles.  Sweat  during  first  sleep until midnight, worse
on head  and back.  Night and morning sweat.   Cold sweat on feet,
evening in bed. Intermittent  fever, with periosteal pains. Typhus:
stupid sleep:  while  awake, unconscious; loud  moaning; lower jaw
dropped;  tongue shrunken,   dry, like  leather;   involuntary  stools
while passing urine; sliding  down  in  bed; bleeding  from  anus;
pulse intermits every  third beat.
  Natrum carb.   °Cold and  chilly  all  day, worse   in  forenoon;
hands  and feet cold, head hot, or hands and   feet hot,  with  cold
cheeks.   Slight evening chilliness,dullness of  head;  then heat and
sleep.   Heat, with  general sweat.   Flushes of heat from the nose
down the back;  irritability;  averse to uncovering.   Sweat  profuse
from every exertion  ; anxiety.  Burning sweat on forehead where hat
presses.   Night sweat, alternating with  dry skin.  Morning  sweat.
Cold,  anxious sweat.
  ♦Natrum  mur.♦Heat with  violent headache and  thirst,  chilliness
over back,and sweat in  axilla and  soles of feet.  Chill predominates,
mostly internal;  hands and feet icy  cold.  Chill  from morning until
noon;  ulcers around mouth; nursing children.  Flushes of heat,with
violent headache.  Chill  at  10 to n a. m.,  beginning in feet or small
of back;  blue nails; thirst; bursting  headache; nausea and   vomit-
ing, som- times stupefaction.  °Heat,  with  increased headache  and
thirst,unconsciousness,or obscuration of sight  and slight  faintness.
Sweat,relieving headache and other  pains. Apyrexia:  stitches about
liver;  great languor; emaciation;  sallow complexion:  urine  muddy,
with red,sandy sediment;  loss of appetite; fever blisters.  Intermit-
tents after abuse of quinine;  living  in damp regions, or near newly
turned ground.   Sweats easily from  exertion.   Sweat  sour,  weak-
ening.  (Typhoid conditions during the course of any fever;  twitch- 
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Ce.-il-ll-.K  XXXVII.— FEVER
ing, with great drowsiness,  dryness .of  tongue,  watery  vomiting.
Scarlatina,  with great drowsiness,  twitchings,  dryness of  tongue,
or vomiting of  watery   fluids.   Rheumatic  fever, with  symptoms
as in 12.   Intermittent  fever,  with  vomiting  of water, or clear,
slimy., glairy mucus, like white of egg. Chilliness and almost habit-
ual feeling of coldness in back, with symptoms as in 12.—Schussler.)
  Natrum phos. -(Intermittent fever, tongue with  moist  coating,
yellow, with golden  tinge  and moist;  with  vomiting  of   sour
masses.—Schussler.)
  Natrum sulf.  " Internal coldness, with  yawning  and stretching.
Chills:  with icy coldness  and goose-flesh,  4  to 8 p.   m. ; during
catamenia, towards  evening, without  thirst;  evening in  bed, could
not get warm all night;  up the  back, with chattering of  teeth and
shaking, without  external  coldness.   Chill)' in  bed  and shaking
chills out of it; thirst  increased; pulse  accelerated.   Hot  feeling
on   top of  head.    Sudden  flushes  toward evening.    Increased
warmth of body and restlessness.   Violent fever after confinement.
Sweat without  thirst; at night;  in face; on scrotum.  (Vellow fever,
if   it  assumes  the  severe  remittent  type,   and  there  is   ex-
cess of bile; vomit  greenish-yellow, brown  or black.   Intermittent
fever,with vomiting of bile,tongue  as in 11.  Remittent  and bilious
fever.—Schussler.)
  ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Sweat  in  morning.  JProfuse,  offensive  night
sweat, every other  night.   Chill afternoon and  evening,  and  after
lying down.  Continuous  chilliness.   Chilly with   internal heat.
Chilly,  morning in  bed  after previous heat.   Awakens at midnight
chilly; worse from  uncovering  or   moving; later  hot, prickling all
over as from needles.  No  thirst during cold or  hot stage.   Heat
on hands and face.  Heat dry,  internal,  at night, wants  to uncover.
Heat in flushes, with   sweaty  hands.   Heat, with   sweat and de-
bility after  eating.   Sweat  sour, offensive,  like  urine.   Copious
night sweat.  Chill afternoon;  then short heat over whole  body;
afterward profuse sweat  over whole body.  Intermittent fever; chill
afternoon while in  open  air, followed by  dry heat  when  in   bed,
accompanied by all sorts of fancies while in a  half  waking state,
without sleep;  sleep and sweat  come on only toward  morning.
  Nux mos.  °Chilliness:  with pale face  in  open,especially damp,
cold air; from uncovering; better in warm room.   Chilly  in even-
ing,  with  great sleepiness; chill and  somnolence  predominating. 
                       CHAPTER XXXV11. — FEVER                   §OI

  Sensation of coldness in feet,  with  heat  in  hands.  Congestion,
  ebullitions.  Heat in face and  on hands, forenoon, with hypochon-
  driac mood, dry  mouth  and  throat, without  thirst; drowsiness,
  coma.  Want  of sweat, skin  cool,  dry.  Sweat  red, or  bloody]
  with drowsiness;  wants to  be covered.    Intermittent  fever; sleepy-
  tongue white,  rattling  breathing, occasional  bloody  sputum, little
  thirst, even during  heat.
    ♦Nux vom.  ♦Chilliness  and  shivering  over  whole  body, with
  blueness of skin,  especially of  the hands and nails.  &Chill: even-
  ing, and  night in bed till morning; worse  from  moving and  from
  drinking;  with hot  face; alternating with  heat;  mornings (with
  constipation in nursing children;; not relieved by heat  Sleep after
  chill. Anticipating morning  paroxysm. Chill: with  aching in limbs,
  gaping; blue nails,  no  thirst;  then  thirst,  long-lasting  fever, with
  stitches in temples; light  sweat.   Apyrexia marked  by gastric and
  bilious symptoms; legs feel weak, paralytic.   Heat: at night,with-
  out thirst; increases during  least exertion in open air; averse to un-
  covering;  or desire, but becomes chilled  from uncovering; before
 chill.  Congestive  chill, with vertigo, anguish, delirium,  vivid vis-
 ions, distended  abdomen; stitches in sides and abdomen. Sweat: after
 midnight  and in   morning;  sour, offensive; one-sided, or  only  on
 upper part of body; cold,  clammy on face;  relieves pains in limbs;
 chill and again sweat.
   ♦Opium.  ♦Head  hot, cheeks red  and burning.  cStiff and cold;
 chill and diminished heat, stupor; weak, scarcely perceptible pulse.
 Coldness only of  limbs.   Chill: latter part of night; thirst,pains in
 limbs,  head hot,  sleepy; afterward  heat  with  sleep,headache, pale
 face, bilious vomit;  then sweat mostly  on  legs, with burning hot
 feeling.  Fever: whole body  burning  even  when bathed  in sweat;
 face  red; stupor;   snoring,  mouth  open;  limbs  twitch;  wants to
 uncover.  During lucid intervals complains head is too hot—typhus.
 Flushed face, cold legs;  sleepy  but cannot sleep.  Sweat over whole
 body, which is burning hot; sleep  with snoring.   Hot,  profuse
 morning sweat; wants to be  uncovered.   Sweat on  upper part of
 body; lower part hot and dry.  Cold sweat  on forehead.    Typhoid
 type of fever, stupor; can scarcely be aroused; speechless;  eyes half
open; mild delirium  or  loud  talking; fury,  singing,  desire  to es-
 cape;  the  darker red the face, the more it is indicated; impending
cerebral paralysis from profound congestion. 
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CHAPTER XXXVII.--FEVER
   Paris quad     Chilliness,  mostly  toward evening, with internal
 trembling.   Coldness of one  (right) side, with  warmth of  other.
 During  chill contractive sensation in the  skin  and  in  all parts of
 body.  Sweat in morning when waking, attended with frequent itch-
 ing.
   Petroleum.  ^Chilliness  through  body,  followed  by  itching.
 Chilliness in open air.   Chill, with  headache and excessively cold
 face and hands.   Shaking chill at 7 p. m., then sweat  in face and
 later all over except  legs, which are  cold.   Chill,  especially toward
 evening,  often with heat at same time. Heat,in evening after chill,
 with cold feet. Heat after midnight,and in morning in bed. Flushes
 of heat all over,  in frequent  attacks   during  day.   Profuse  sweat
 every  night, or immediately after chill.
   ♦Phosphorus.  ♦Typhoid forms of fever.   Chilliness  every even-
 ing, and shivering without thirst.   Coldness of limbs;  in knees at
 night  in bed.  Profuse  sweat  at night;  during  sleep;  in morning
 in bed;  on slight exertion.  Sweat mostly on head, hands and feet,
 with increased urine; or only on forepart  of body. Clammy  sweat
 Profuse night sweat,worse during  sleep. Intermittent fever,heat  at
 night,beginning  in stomach;  faint and hungry,then chilly, followed
 by internal heat,  especially  in  hands, external  cold   continuing.
 Heat with anxiety and  burning in face and  hands, afternoon and
■ evening.   Flushes all over, beginning in   hands.   Chill:  generally
 only in evening; no thirst: worse from uncovering; veins  on  hands
 swollen;  from  evening  until   midnight, with   great  weakness  and
 sleepiness;  at night, alternating with heat; with diarrhoea; chill de-
 scends,  heat ascends the back.
   ♦Phosphoric acid. ::Tntermittent  fevers:  shaking chills over whole
 body,  fingers being  as  cold  as  ice,  followed  by  heat, without
 thirst;  excessive  heat, almost   depriving  one   of   conscious-
 ness.    Chills, with shuddering and  shaking,  always  in evening.
 Chill  and heat alternate frequently.   During  chill  peculiar  sensa-
 tion in tips of fingers and in  abdomen, with  weakness  of arms  and
 tearing in wrist-joints.   Heat, but averse   to uncovering.  Internal
 heat without being hot  to touch.   Sweat:  mostly  on  occiput  and
 neck,  with sleepiness during  daytime;  profuse,  during  night  and
 in   morning, with anxiety;  clammy.  Thirst only  during  sweat.
 Typhoid fever.
   Platinum.   Chill in evening,with trembling and  tremulous feel- 
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  ing through  whole body. Shaking chill when going from room  into
  open, even warm, air.   Chilliness  predominates,  with irritability
  which ceases during  heat. Heat with sensation of  burning in  face
  without any  visible change in color of face.   Flushes  of  heat, in-
  terrupted by chilliness.  Gradually  increasing,  and in  like manner
,  decreasing heat.   Sweat only during sleep, ceases  on awaking.
     Plumbum.   Chill  predominates,  increasing   toward  evening,
  with violent  thirst anel redness of face.  Coldness  in  open air  and
  when exercising.   Internal  chill, with  external  heat  in evening.
  Chilliness in all the  limbs.   Heat with  thirst,  anxiety, redness of
  face, and sleepiness.   Internal heat in  evening  and  night, with
  yellowness of buccal cavity.  Sweat, anxious, cold and clammy, or
  want of sweat.  Sweat conies and goes,  as soon as he gets  into bed.
     Podophyllum.    -Chilliness  while  moving  about   during fever
  and  in act of lying down, with sweat immediately afterward. Chilly
  at first on lying down in evening, followed by fever and sleep, with
  talking and imperfect waking.   Chill, 7 a.  m.,  pressing  in  both
  hypochondria;  dull aching in knees  and ankles, elbows and wrists.
  Backache before chill.   During fever, pain  in head, thirst,  shak-
  ing and cold sensation  continue for some time. Sweat with  sleep.
     Psorinum.    -Chilly, evening; upper   arms, thighs, with  thirst;
  drinking causes cough.   Evening heat,  delirium, great thirst,  fol-
  lowed by  profuse sweat.   Heat, when riding in a carriage.  Profuse
  sweat   Sweats easily, weak.   Typhus, picks bed  clothes; reaches
  for objects in air.
     ♦Pulsatilla.  "Constant chilliness,  even in warm room; cold chills
  all over,  chilly with  pains;  worse  evenings.   Anxious heat,  as if
  dashed with  hot water.   Intolerable, dry,  burning  heat: evening or
  night;  with distended veins, and burning  hands that seek out  cool
  places; without thirst.    One-sided  coldness with numbness.   Flit-
  ting  chilliness; chills in spots,now here,  now there; worse evening.
  Chill 4 p.  m., no thirst: anxiety,dyspnoea;  vomiting of  mucus when
  the chill comes on.   Heat with red  face,  or one cheek  red  and  the
  other pale.   Internal, dry heat, evening or night,  without external
  heat.   Heat  of right  side or on  upper   part of body;  lessened by
  moving or washing.  Heat of face or of one hand,  with coldness of
  the other;  body hot,  limbs  cold.   Sweat: one-sided, only on  face
  and head; more at  night and in morning;  soon ceasing when wak-
  ing;  sour,   musty,   at   times    cold;  sweetish,   acid odor;   at 
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night with stupid slumber.  Pains during sweat.   During apyrexia:
heaeiache; mucous diarrhoea; nausea and loss of appetite;  enlarged
spleen.
   Ranunculus  bulb.   °Chilly, with heat  in  face, worse  afternoon
and evening; the  well covered chest is chilly out  of  doors.   Heat
in evening, worse on right side of face,  with cold hands and general
want of  comfort.   Heat, with  internal  chill.   Sweat  scanty,  and
only in morning on awaking.
   Rheum.  °Chilliness  alternating  with  heat;  or,  internal, with
external  heat.   Heat all over, mostly on hands and feet,  with  cold
face; no  thirst.  Sweats easily in diseases without fever.  Sweat on
scalp and forehead.   Cold  sweat  about  nose   and mouth.  Sweat
stains yellow.
   Rhododendron.   ^Chilliness,  morning in  bed, and  during  day
if air blows on him.   Chilliness  alternating  with heat.   Persistent
ice-cold  feet  in evening, continued long after  lying down in bed.
Heat in  evening,  with cold  feet.   Sensation of  heat,  especially  in
hands, although they  feel cold to touch.  Feverish heat in evening,
with burning in face.   Profuse,  debilitating sweat, especially when
moving about  in  open  air.   Offensive  smelling sweat  in axillae.
Formication and  itching of  skin, with  sweat
   ♦Rhus tox.  ♦Fever  in evening, with  shivering over body, stretch-
ing,  headache and pain in limbs.  -Constant  chilliness, as if  cold
water were poured over  him, or as if  the  blood were running  cold
through  the veins, 7  p. m. ; feels  cold when he moves.   Chills over
back, worse evenings.  Chill with pain in limbs, restlessness;  pale
face, or alternating pale and red  face.   Chill   increased by  drink-
ing.  Heat after chill, with  sweat which relieves.   General heat,as
from  hot  water  or   hot  blood running through veins.   General
warmth,  with slight chills during motion ; face livid.   During fever,
nettle-rash; thirst, drinking little and  often. Drowsy, weary, with
yawning,  10 a.  m  ;  excessive heat, without  thirst.  Evening  fever,
with diarrhoea.  Sweat with pains; often  with  violent  trembling.
Sweat: even during  heat,  except  on   face; with violent  itching  of
eruption; sour; musty, putrid; with thirst or thirstlessness.
   Ruta.  cChill mostly left-sided; worse up and down back, shakes
even near warm stove.  Chill with heat of face  and violent  thirst.
External  and  internal heat  of face, with red cheeks and cold hands
and feet.   Frequent attacks  of quick flushes of heat.  Heat mostly 
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afternoons, with  anxiety, restlessness and  dyspnoea; but  no thirst.
Sweat, colel on  face; moving in bed.  General  sweat  after walking
in open air.
  ♦Sabadilla.   ♦Fever  without  thirst;   shivering,  with  isolated
attacks of heat, mostly in head and  face.  °Chill afternoon or even-
ing,  returning  at same  hour; often without subsequent heat.  Chill
predominates;  particularly on extremities, with heat of face. Chills
always run from  below upward.   Evening fever,  with cold hands
anel  feet,  and burning face.   Whole body  feels  hot; during coryza.
Heat mostly of head and face,  often interrupted  by  shivering, al-
ways returning at same hour.  Feverish;  he  feels  sick, anxious,
starts easily, trembles,  breathes short and hot.  Sweat often during
heat; in  morning hours,with sleep.  Hot sweat in face, rest of body
cold.
  Sabina.  Chilliness in  evening, with attacks of shivering. Marked
chilliness during day.  Shivering, with  obscuration  of  sight, fol-
lowed bv sleepiness.  Burning heat of  whole  body, with  extreme
restlessness.   Flushes of heat in  face, rest of  body  chilly, hands
and  feet  colel.  Sweats easily; every night.
  ♦Sambucus.    Very  profuse, debilitating  sweat, while  awake,
without  thirst;  lasts through   apyrexia.    Profuse  night sweat.
Chill running  over whole  bod)', with crawling sensation  here  and
there.   Dry heat on falling asleep after lying  down.   Dry  heat,
without  thirst: wants to be covered. Hot  body,  with cold  hands
and  feet during  shep;   on  awaking, face  breaks out  in  a   pro-
fuse  sweat, which extends over  the body,  and  continues  more or
less  during the waking hours; on  going to sleep again the  dry  heat
returns.   Hectic flush.
  Sanguinaria.   Chill with  headache,  nausea, pain under scapulae
on motion: shivering in back, worse evening in  bed.  Slight flushes
of heat, followed by chills,  then face flushed, hands  hot, qualmish
feeling all over:  lassitude.   bleat   flying  from  head to stomach.
Burning  heat  rapidly alternating with chill and   shivering.  After-
noon fever,  with circumscribed  red  cheeks.   Fever  2  to 3 P. m..
daily.   Fever  and  delirium.   Slight chill, violent fever, headache
and  delirium.   Copious sweat; cold sweat. Typhus with character-
istic headache.
  Sarsaparilla.  Chilliness predominating day and night  Frequent
shuddering, mostly  in forenoon, running from  feet upward. Worse 
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 during chilliness;  better as  soon as  he becomes  warm.   Heat  in
 evening,  with ebullitions and palpitation of heart.   Sweat on fore-
 head,  heat during the evening.
   Secale.   -Disagreeable sensation  in back,  abdomen  and  limbs.
 Skin cold, with shivering.   Violent  chill  of but  short  duration,
 followed  soon after by  internal,  burning  heat,  with  great  thirst.
 Burning  fever  interrupted   by shaking  chills.  Cold   limbs, cold
 sweat,  great  weakness.  Cold  stage:  preceded by  vomiting, suc-
 ceeded by moderate sweating.   Severe and  long-lasting dry  heat,
 with great restlessness and  violent thirst. Sweat especially on upper
 body.   Cold, clammy sweat over whole body.   Colliquative  sweat.
 Profuse sweat.
   Selenium.    Chill alternating with  heat.    External   heat,  burn-
 ing  in skin and only in single  spots.  Sweat:  profuse on chest,arm-
 pits and genitals;  from least exertion;  as soon as he sleeps;  stains
 yellow, or white, and  stiffens the linen.
   ♦Sepia.   ♦Flushes of heat from least motion, or as if  hot  water
 were poured  over him.     Want of natural, bodily warmth.  Shud-
 dering during the  elay,  without  chill.   Chilliness  evening  and  in
 open air,  and from every motion.   More thirst with  the chill than
 with the heat.  Heat with attacks  of chilliness,with thirst.   Inter-
 mittent fever,  with thirst  during chill.   Heat ascends.   Morning
 sweat  after awaking,profuse. Sweats more when  walking and from
 least exertion.  Night-sweat:  on chest,back and thighs;  from  above
 downward to calves; ever)-  third  night; smelling  sour; offensive;
 or, like elder blossoms.
   ♦Silicia.   ♦Constant  chilliness,  even when exercising  or  in  a
 warm  room.   Fever with violent   heat  in head.   Fever  worse at'
 night.  Profuse  sweat at night;  sour, offensive;  debilitating, mostly
 after midnight.   Sweat on  slight exercise.    Sweats periodically:
 n p. m., 6 a. m.,  or 3 to 5  p. \i.   Profuse sweat—typhus.  Warm
 sweat after  epilepsy.  Sweat only on head and  face;  sweat  from
 least exertion.  Suffering parts bel cold.  Left side suddenly cold,
 before  epilepsy.   Chill  in bed,  evening.  Frequent chilliness, with
occasional feverishness.  Fever during dentition.   Frequently dur-
ing the day,  short  flushes of heat,  principally  in  face.  Fever  worse
at night.  Periodically returning  heat during  day,  followed  by  slight
sweat;  no  previous chill.   Typhoid forms of  fever, great debility,
profuse sweat, desire to be magnetized. Spotted fever;  also in slow
convalescence. 
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   Spigelia.  Chill:  often recurs at same hour each morning;  alter-
nates with  heat  or  sweat; on some  parts,  others  being  hot; from
least movement; spreads from chest.  Heat:  especially in back, in
flushes  at  night, with thirst  for beer;  on face and hands,with chill
in back; with desire to  uncover.   Offensive  smelling  night-sweat,
with heat at same time.   Clammy sweat on hands.  Cold sweat.
   ♦Spongia. ♦Typhoid fever.  Chill with shaking even  near warm
stove, mostly across back.    Violent  heat  after  chill,  dry, burning
all over,exept thighs, which remain numb  and  chilly.   Flushes of
heat, returning  when thinking  thereof.  Anxious  heat, red  face;
 weeping; inconsolable.   Heat, sweat, itching of skin.   Sweat gen-
eral in  morning;  cool on face evenings.
   Squilla. °Chill internally  at night, with external heat. Chilliness
toward  evening when walking, not  while sitting.   Heat dry, burn-
ing, mostly  internal.  Heat  of  whole  body, with cold hands  and
feet,  with  aversion  to being   uncovered; face  pale  after the heat.
Sensation  of extreme  heat  in the body,  in  afternoon  and even-
ing, generally with  cold feet.   Whenever he  uncovers  himself dur-
ing heat, he suffers from chilliness  and  pain.   Sweat wanting.
   Stannum.   cChill 10  a. m., finger tips numb; or in  evening over
back; only on head, with  thirst;  slight,  but with  chattering teeth;
as from  convulsion  of masseter muscles.   Heat  from  4 to 5 p.  m.,
with  sweat.  Burning heat in limbs, mostly  in  hands, every even-
ing.  Anxious heat as if sweat would break out. Thirst after heat.
Hectic   fever.  Sweat:  smells  moldy,  must)-;  debilitating,   night
and  morning: most  profuse on neck; debilitating;  from least move-
ment.
   Staphisagria.    'Chill and  coldness predominate.  Chill: 3 p.  m.,
better exercising in  open air;  in evening, with  heat  in face; ascend-
ing from neck  overhead,  or running down   back;  more  in warm
room.  Heat: wants to  uncover;  thirst;  external,  after 12  p.  m. ;
followed by  chill toward  morning.   Burning at  night, mostly on
hands and feet.   Tertian  fever, with symptoms  of  scurvy;  consti-
pation.   Before and after  ague, ravenous hunger.   Sweat: profuse,
cold on forehead and feet; at night, smelling  like rotten eggs; with
desire to uncover.
   ♦Stramonium.   ♦Fever in  children;  cry  out in sleep; start, jerk;
eyes half open,  pupils large; suppressed urine.   Chilliness of whole
body, especially   limbs.   Violent fever; skin dry and  burning hot, 
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 especially  head and face.    Chilly, as from cold water  down her
 back.   Chills: run down back; and general  coldness, with red face
 and twitchings; with extreme sensitiveness to uncovering; with heat
 in head.  Anxious heat with vomiting. Afternoon, first heat of  head
 and face, then general  coldness,then general heat.  Heat: anxious,
 with vomiting;  delirium, thirst  and  sweat;  of  whole  body; face
 vivid red, at  same time,  sweat.  Covers up  during  heat.  Sweat:
 cold all over; with delirium; with impaired vision,or shunning light;
 oily, of putrid odor.
   ♦Sulphur.  ♦Frequent  internal chilliness,  without  thirst   Chill,
 creeping  up the back.  Frequeit  flushes of heat,  soai 'ti.n js en.lbij;
 with a  little moisture and faintness. Profuse night sweats.   Chill:
 mostly  internal  and without thirst,  generally in  evening, but  also
 at other times;  external,  with   simultaneous  internal  heat and red
 face: with thirst preceded by heat;  spreading   from   toes: running
 up back.    Heat: afternon  or   evening: skin  dry;  much  thirst;  in
 soles; or, cold feet,with burning soles;  seeks cool place for feet,  or
 puts them  out of bed.  Sweat:  at night,and in morning hours:  pro-
 fuse, sour smelling, the whole  night;  in evening,  most on  hands;
 at  night, only  in nape of neck and occiput.
   Sulphuric acid.   °Frequently chilly  during day; worse  indoors,
 better out of doors when  exercising. Frequent  chills running down
 body. Heat: in  evening and in bed.  Flushes of heat with sweat —
 climaxis.   Sweat:  excessive,  mostly on upper  body; from motion,
 continued after  sitting  down; sour;  cold, immediately  after  eating
 warm food; morning sweat; at night,profuse; lessened  by drinking
 wine.
   Tabacum.   Coldness  and  shuddering in whole body,  evenings.
 Icy coldness of  legs from knees  to toes.   Body  warm, hands  icy
 cold; or,  body cold—cholera.  Sweat:  cold,on  hands,  forehead and
 face; viscid, cold.
   Taraxacum. 'Chilliness  all  over; at night, with sweat  and  gas
 trie  ailments.   Chill, after  food or  drink. Chill  in open  air.  Nose
 and  hands cold  at 8 p.  \i.; when  he falls asleep, sweat breaks  out,
 mostly  on head. Long-lasting  chill, copious  sweat;  pain in spleen.
 Copious,  debilitating  night-sweats, causing biting  on the skin.
 Sweat,  mostly with thirst.
  Terebinthina.   Rigors, followed by  feverish heat through  whole
 body; headache, red face—Bright's disease.   Fever,  with  violent
thirst: profuse sweat. 
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   Theridion.  Shaking chill:  with foam at mouth; during  headache,
 with vomiting. Bones pain as if they would fall asunder;  coldness,
 can not  get warm.  Sweats easily after walking.
   ♦Thuja occ.   ♦Chill:  in attacks,  mostly evenings; on  left side,
 which feels cold to  touch; after midnight, and in morning,  without
 thirst; internal with  external heat and violent  thirst; then  sweat.
 Heat: mornings,  chills afternoons;  evenings  mostly in  face,  burn-
 ing, without  redness: dry,of  covered parts.   Profuse night  sweat,
 staining clothes yellow, as if saturated with oil.    Sweat:  only on
 uncovered parts;  general, except head; when walking in  morning,
 mostly on head during sleep; stops when he  awakens; oily,  fetid,
 smelling sweet
   Ustilago.  -Internal heat through body, but worse in eyes, which
 are sensitive  to light  and  sore to  touch; pulse  normal.  General
 heat during  night after sleep.
   ♦Valeriana.  ♦Dry heat in face and whole body,  in evening when
 sitting.  Flushes of  heat over cheeks, several times during  two hours,
 in  evening.     Chill:  of short duration,   followed by long-lasting
 heat, with dullness of  head, and thirst; begins  in neck  and runs
 down back.   Fainting during cold stage.   Long-lasting heat, often
 with sweat  on face.  Heat  predominates. Increased heat evenings,
 and when eating. In  evening,spells of fugitive heat with  thirst; no
 shivering; with the neuralgia of limbs.    Sweat profuse, worse at
 night or from  exertion, with  violent heat.   Frequent anel suddenly
 ceasing  attacks of sweat,  mostly on forehead.   Better  after sweat.
   ♦Veratrum  alb. ♦Coldness  and chilliness over whole body.   Cold
 sweat over whole body,  especially on forehead.  °Chill   and cold-
 ness: mostly external, with internal heat, and  cold clammy sweat,
 running  downward; shaking  chill,  with  sweat which soon   passes
 off into general coldness.   Chill increased  by  drinking; lessened
 after getting out of bed.  Whole body icy cold.   Chill  of  nursing
 children.  Chill and  heat  alternating,  now  here,  again  there, on
 single parts.   Heat: mostly  internal, with thirst, but  no desire to
 drink; in the evening, with sweat; ascends.   Profuse  sweat morn-
 ing, evening,  or all  night;  also, with  every  stool.   Sweat  cold,
 clammy,  offensive, bitter smelling, or  staining yellow; but  always
 with deathly  pale face. General cold sweat,worse on  forehead.  Inter-
mittent types,  often pernicious during cholera; also after abuse of
quinine.   Rheumatic  fever,  with  profuse sweat, great   weakness, 
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diarrhoea.  Typhoid  forms of fever, especially in  cholera seasons;
also when vital forces suddenly  sink.
  Veratrum vir.   -Coldness   of whole   body;  cold sweat on face,
hands, feet.    Chilliness, with nausea.   Coldness, with pale  skin,
flabby muscles; quick, but weak pulse.   Typhoid fever: when  pulse
is full, hard,  frequent;  pain violent  in back  of head; delirium:
black stools.   Irritative  fever, with cerebral  congestion, causing
convulsions;  chilelrcn.
  Zincum met.  Chills: begin after eating dinner; in open air; on
approach of a  storm; run  down back; alternate with heat,  external,
with increased internal warmth; from touching anything cold.  Heat:
internal, with  cold sensation in abdomen and on feet; anxious sen-
sation of heat,  without any  external heat,  during  night;  of   face,
with cool body,in forenoon;  in flushes, with violent  trembling, and
short,hot breath.   Sweat: profuse all night, wants to uncover; easy
during elay; from exercise; offensive.
                            REPERTORY.
  Apyrexia—apis,  arn., ♦chin. s., nat. m., nux v., puis., samb.
  Chilled easily - calc. c
Chills in  general, rigors—♦abrot.,   absinth., aeon.,  agar.,  ail.,
aloe,  alum.,  ambr., am. c,  am. m., ant c, ant. t, ♦apis, arg. m.,
arn.,  ars,  arum,  aur., bapt., baryt.,  belb, berb., bism., borax,bry.,
cact., calad.,  calc  c,  camph.,  canth.,  caps.,  carb. an.,  caust,
cham ,  cheb, chin, ars.,  ♦chin,  s.,  cimex,  cimi.,  cina.,  cinch.,
cocc, coff., colch.,  coloc, con.,  croc,  cupr.,  eye, dros., dulc,
♦eup. perf.,  *eup.  purp.,  euphr., ferr. phos.,  gels., glon.,  graph.\
helb, helon.,  hep.  s., hydras.,  hyos.,  ign.,  iod.,  ipec.  kali  i.,
kali  n , kreos.,  lach., lact. a., laur., lib, lob., lye, mag. c,merc,
mez., mur. a.,  nat.  m.,   nat s.,  nit. a.,  nux v.,   opium,  petrol.',
phos., phos.  a.,  plat., plumb.,  pod., ♦puis.,  rhus,  ruta,  sabad.,
samb.,  sang., secale,  sib,  spig.,  spong.,  stann..  staph.,  strain.,
sub, sul. a.,  thuj.,  valer., ver. a., zinc.
  Alternate with heat—am.  c, am.  m.,  ant. c,  ars.,  asar.,  aur.,
baryt.,  belb, borax, cepa, cham., cinch., cocc,  hep. s., hyos.,ign.'
iod.,  kali bi., kreos., laur., lye,  mere,  nux  v.,  phos.  a.,  rheum'
rhod., sang.,  selen., spig., ver. a., zinc.
  Alternate with sweat—glon., kali  bi., sil.
  Anteponing— chin.  s..  nux  v.
  As if cold  water were poured over him—ant t,baryt., led.,mere,
rhus, stram.
  Congestive—hyos ,  lib, mix v., opium,  ver. v.
  External—ant. t, ars.,  bry., euphr., laur., zinc.
  External, heat internal—caps.,  ign., kali  c, mez.,  nit. a.,  sul.
ver.  a., zinc. 
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"Chills continued.
   Internal—alum., calc.  c, caust., cheb,  cinch., cocc,  con.,  dig.,
 dros., euphr., guaiac, helb, kali bi., mere, nat.  m., nat.  s.,  sul.
   Internal; heat external—arn.,  belb,  calc. e,  coff.,  dig.,  ign.,
 ipec, kali hi.,  kali  c, mere,  nat.  m., plumb.,  ranunc,  rheum,
 thuj.
   One-sideel—carb.  v., caust.,  puis., ruta,  sib, thuj.
   Periodical—cact.,  ♦chin, s.,  eup.  purp.,  hyos.,  ipec,  lach.,
'sabad., spig.
   Predominate—ant.  c,   banT.,  borax,   caust.,  kreos.,   meph.,
 mur. a.,  nat.  m., nux m.,  plat.,  plumb., sabad., staph.
   Shaking—ant. c, ant.  t, calc.  ph., camph., cheb,  ♦chin. s.,cina,
 eup. purp., *ign., iod., kali i., kreos.,  lach., lob., nat.  s., petrol.,
 phos  a.,  plat,  poeb, ruta,  secale, spong., therid., ver.  a.
   Tertian—chin,  s.,  staph.
   Wanting—fluoe. a.

Chills  with

   Delirium—nux v.
   Somnolence—absinth.,   ant.  t,  cimex,  kali bi.,  kali i.,  mez.,
nat  m., nux v ,  opium.
   Sweat —arg. n., coff.
   Thirst-alum.,  ant. c, apis, arn.,  baryt., bry.,  calc  c,  canth.,
caps., carb. v.,  cham., cimex,  croc, dulc, ♦eup. pert, eup.purp.,
hep  s , kali bi., kali c,  kali  i.,  kali  n., led., mere, mez., nat.m.,
nat. s., opium,  plumb., psor.,  ruta, sepia, sub, valer.
   Without thirst—am. m.,  apis,  ♦ars., aur.,  berb.,  cinch.,  kreos.,
led., mur. a.,  nat. s., nit. a.,  nux v., ♦phos., phos. a., puis.,stann.,
♦sub, thuj.

   Chilliness—agar.,  apis,  arg. n.,  baryt.,  borax.,  bry.,  camph.,
can.  i., ♦caps.,  caust., chin, ars., cimi., cocc,  colch.,  eup. perf.,
euphorb., gels.,  graph., guaiac, ham.,  helb,  hep. s., hydras.,ign.,
 kali bi ,  kali c, lachn., led.,  mag. c, menyan.,  meph., mere cor.,
milb, nat. c,  nat. m., nit.  a.,  nux m., nuxv., paris, petrol.,♦phos.,
plat., plumb., pod.,  ♦puis., rhod., rhus, sepia, ♦sib,  stram., ♦sub,
♦ver. a.,  ver. v.
   Chilly—aeon., arg. m., arg. n., ♦arn., ♦ars.,  bapt,  eup. purp.,
ferr., ham.,  kali  e,  kali i.,  lact.  a.,  lept,  lib, mere, mere b. i.,
nat  c, nat. s., nit.  a., nux  m., nux v., pod., psor., ranunc,spong.,
stram.,  sul.  a.
   Coldness—acet a.,  aloe,  ant. t, arg.  m., ars., asar.,  aur., belt,
benz. a.,  berb., bism.,  bry., cact., calad.,  calc. e, calc.ph.,camph.,
can. i., ♦canth.,  carb. v.,  caust, cepa,  cham.,  cheb,  ♦chin,  s.,
cimi., cinch.,  cocc, colch.,  coloc, con., cupr.,  eye, ♦dig.,  dros.,
♦eup. purp., euphr., gels., hyos.,  ign., iod.,  ipec, kali  n.,  kreos.,
lach., lachn., lact.  a.,  laur., ♦led.,  lob.,  lye, mag.  e,  ♦menyan.,
meph.,  ♦mere cor.,  mez., mur. a., nat.  e, nat.  m., nat,  s., nuxm.,
♦opium,  paris.  petrol.,  ♦phos.,  phos.  a.,  plumb.,  pod.,  ♦puis.,
ranunc, rheum,  rhod., rhus, ruta, sabad.,  samb., secale,  sib,staph.,
stram.,  tabac, therid., ♦ver. a., ver.  v. 
8l2                  CHAPTER XXXVII.--FEVER

Fever   bapt,  chin,  ars., cina, cupr.,  ferr.  phos., gels.,  guaiac,
ham., lach., mere. b. i., mill.,  nux v., opium, pod., ♦rhus,♦sabad.,
sang., secale, ♦sib,  ♦stram.
   Acute — cinch.
   Asthenic—gels.
   Bilious—acet. a., eup. perf.,  hydras.,  lept,  nat.  s., nux v.
   Cerebral—♦apis, ♦bapt., ver.  v.
   Dengue —eup. pert*
   Enteric —♦apis.
   Eruptive —apis,  ♦gels.
   Exanthematic —♦apis
   Gastric—hydras.,  nux v.
   Hectic—♦abrot , acet. a., am. c,  ♦arg. m., am.,  carb. v., cinch.,
eup.  pert, eup.  purp.,  ferr., lye,  mere, stann.
   High—♦abrot, caul.
   Intermittent —apis,  arg. n.,   ♦arn.,  cact,  calc. c, calc  ph.,
♦canth., chin  ars.,  colch., ferr., ferr. phos., glon., ipec,kali chlor.,
kali i., kali  phos.,  lach.,  mag.  phos.,   mere,  mur.  a., nat.  m.,
nat. phos., nat.  s.,  nit. a., nux m., phos., phos. a.,   sepia, ver. a.
   Irritative -ver. v.
   Long-lasting —ipec,  nux v.
   Low —gels.
   Nervous—♦apis,  bapt.,  caul.,  con., ♦gels.
   Periodical —cina,  sib
   Puerperal—kali  ph.,  nat. s.
   Putrid-acet.  a.,  ♦apis,  kali ph.
   Quartan—chin. s.
   Quinine, after abuse  of—eup.  perf., ferr.,  ipec,  lach.,  nat. m.,
ver. a.
   Remittent—eup. perf., nat. s.
   Rheumatic—kali  s., nat. m.,  ver. a.
   Scarlet—arum, chin,  ars.,  ferr. phos.,   kali  chlor.,  kali  phos.,
kali s., mere b. i.,  nat. m.
   Ship—♦bapt.
   Spotted—guaiac,  sil.
   Tertian—staph.
   Traumatic— ♦arn.
   Typhoid —acet. a., agar., ♦apis,  ♦am., ♦arum,  ♦bapt., calc. ph.,
cinch., ♦gels., hydras.,   kali  chlor., kali  phos.,  mere,  nat. m.,
opium, ♦phos., phos. a., sib, ♦spong., ver. a., ver. v.
   Typhus —acet. a.,  ♦bapt, colch., ferr. phos.,  kali  chlor., lye,
mur.  a., opium, psor.,  sang., sil.
   Vellow—crot.  h.,  nat. s.

Heat—♦aeon.,  agar.,  aib,  aloe, alum., ambr.,  am.  e, ♦ant.  c,
ant.  t, ♦apis, apoc, arg. m., ♦arn., ars., asar., bapt., ♦belb,borax,
bry..  cact, calc. c, calc.  ph.,  camph.,  can.  i.,  canth.,  caps.,
carb.  an.,  carb. v.,  caust., cepa, ♦cham., cheb,  ♦chin,  s.,   cimex,
cimi., ♦cina, cinch., cocc, coloc,  croc,  eye,  dig.,  dros.,  dulc,
euphorb., euphr.. ferr. phos., fluor. a., gels., glon., graph..guaiac.,
helb, hep. s., hydras., hyos.,  ♦ign., ipec, kali bi., kali c,  kreos., 
CHAPTER XXXVII.—FEVER
8l3
 Heat continued.
 lach., lachn.,  laur.,  led., lib,  lob., lye, mag. c,  mag.  m.,  mere,
 mere cor., mez., mur. a., nat. e, ♦nat. m., nat.  s., nit.a.,nux  m.,
 nux v.,  ♦opium, petrol.,  phos.,  ♦phos. a.,  plat,  plumb.,  pod.,
 psor., ♦puis.,  ranunc,  rhod.,  rhus,  ruta,  sabad.,  samb.,  sang.,
 selen., sepia,  ♦sib, spig.,  spong., stann., staph.,  ♦stram.,  sub a.,
 thuj., valer., ver. v.
   Alternating  with  sweat—led.
   As if hot  water were poured over him  -ars., ♦puis., rhus,♦sepia.
   Burning—♦ars., asar., ♦belb,  bry., canth.,  caps., carb.  v.,♦cina,
 cocc, dulc,  guaiac,  hep.  s.,  hyos.,  ign.,   kali  bi.,  lach.,   lib,
 mere cor., mur. a., opium, ♦puis.,   sang., secale,   selen., spong.,
 stann., staph., stram.
   Commingling—aib,  arn.,  ars.,  carb. v.,  cham.,   colch.,  dig.,
 kali c, petrol.,  ruta.
   Dry—acet. a., apis, ♦ars., bapt,   belb,  calc. ph.,  cocc,  coff.,
 colch., coloc, cupr., dulc,  euphorb., ferr., hep. s.,  lachn.,  lept.,
 nit.  a., ♦puis.,  samb.,  secale,  spong., thuj., valer.
   External—belb, bism., calc. c, colch.,  coloc, con., dig., *ign.,
 iod., mere cor., selen.,  staph.
   Febrile —acet. a.,  arum,   caps., gels., glon., rhed., terebin.
   Flushes of—acet.  a., aib,   ambr.,  am.  m.,  arn.,  arum,  bapt.,
 baryt., bism.,  borax, cact., calc.  c.,  carb. v., caust.,  cocc, colch.,
 coloc, croc, cupr.,  dig., glon., helon.,  hep.  s., hydras., ign.,iod.,
 kali bi., kali i.,  kreos., lach ,  lachn., lact.  a., lob., lye, mercb.i.,
 nat. e, nat. m., nat. s., nit. a.,  opium, petrol.,  phos.,  plat., ruta,
 sang., sepia, sib, spig., spong.,  ♦sub,  sub a., valer., zinc.
   Internal—aeon.,  ♦ars.,  belb,  benz.  a.,  camph.,  calad.,  cheb,
 coloc, con., croc,  cupr.,  ign.,  iod.,  kali c,  lach., mag. c, mur.a.,
 nit.  a., phos., phos. a., plumb., puis., secale,  sub,   ver. a.  zinc.
   Long-lasting—ant. t, cham., cinch.,  secale, valer.
   One-sided—ign.,  mag.  c, mez., puis.
   Want of—asar., can. i., ferr.,  kali n.,  laur., ♦led.,  sabad.,sepia,
 therid.

 Heat with:

   Delirium—acet.  a.,  agar.,  ♦belb,  caul.,   coff.,  lachn.,  lye,
 psor., sang., stram., ver. v.
   Drowsiness—absinth., ♦apis,  helb, lachn.,  lob.,  mur. a., nat.c,
 nat.  m., opium, plumb.,  pod., rhus,  sabael.
   Sweat—absinth.,  benz. a., berb., carb. v.,  cham.,  con., hep. s.,
 kreos , lach., lob., nat. c,  rhus, sabad., spig., stram.
   Thirst—♦aeon., ♦ant. e,  apis, arn., ♦ars.,  camph.,  canth., cepa,
cham., cina, cinch., colch.,  croc, ♦eup. perf.,  eup. purp., hep. s.,
♦ign., ipec, lob., mag. m.,  mere, ♦nat m.,  plumb.,  pod.,  psor.,
rhus, secale, sib, spig.,  staph.,  stram., sub,  terebin., thuj., valer.,
ver.  a.
   Without thirst—arg.  m.,arg. n.,carb. v.,cepa,cheb, cinch., eye,
dulc,  guaiac, hyos.,  ♦ign.,  kali e,  led.,  lye,   mur.  a., nit. a.,
nux  m., nux v.,  opium,  phos. a., ♦puis., rheum, rhus, ruta,^sabad.,
samb., valer. 
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CHAPTER XXXVII.—
FEVER
   Picks at  bed clothes—♦arum, psor.
   Pulse—♦aeon., bapt.,  ♦belb, caps.,  chin,  ars., ferr. phos., ham.,
glon., hydras., kali phos., mur.  a., nat. s.,  opium, ver. v.
   Restlessness—♦aeon.,  aloe,  apis, ♦arum,   baryt.,  belb, chin.ars.,
glon.,  kreos., lachn.,  mag. c, mur.  a., nat. s., rhus,ruta,  secale.
   Sensitive to cold air—cham., coff., eye,  dig., rhod., stram.
   Shivering  aeon.,  agar.,    alee,   ant.   c,   ♦arn.,  aur.,  belb,
camph., ♦caps.,  carb.  v., caust,  cham.,  cheb,  cina,  cocc, coff.,
colch.,  coloc, con.,  croc, dros.,  eup.  pert, euphorb.,  ferr., hyos.,
laur., led.,  lept., lob , menyan.,  mere b.  i., mur. a., nux v.,♦phos.,
♦rhus, sabad., sang., secale.
   Shuddering -♦ars., hyper.,  kali c, phos.  a.,  sepia, tabac.
   Stretching—alum., calc. ph., chin  ars.,  cimi., nat. s.,:i<rhus.

Sweat in  general--acet. a., aeon.,  alum.,  am.c,  am. m.,^ant.c,
ant t.,  :i;apis, apoc,  arg.  n., ♦ars., asar., aur., :f:bapt.,  baryt., belb,
benz. a., borax, bry., calad., calc.  c, canth.,  caps., carb. an., caust,
cham.,  cheb, chin,   ars., ♦chin.  s.,  cimex,  cimi.,  ♦cinch.,  cocc,
coff., coloc, eye, dig., dros., eup. pert. eup. purp., euphr., fluor.a.,
glon.,  graph., guaiac, ham.,  helb,  hep. s., hyos.,  hyper., ign.,
iod., ipec,  kali  bi., kali c, kali n., kali phos., lachn.,  ♦lact. a.,
laur., led.,  lob., lye,  mag.  c, mag. m.,  mere, mere  b. i.,  mere
cor., mez.,  mill., mur. a., nat. c, nat.  m.,  ♦nit. a., nuxv., opium,
paris, petrol., phos., phos. a., plat., plumb., pod.,  rheum, rhod.,
rhus, ruta,  sabad., secale,  sepia, sib, spong., stann., »stram.,  sul. a.,
terebin., thuj., valer.,  ver. a.
   Anxious—baryt,  ferr.,  nat.  c,  plumb.
   Better from—apoc,  ♦bapt.,  calad.,  cimex,  gels.,  glon.,  helb,
ipec, nat. m., rhus, valer.
   Bloody—lach., lye,  nux m.
   Clammy—ant.  t,  ♦ars.,  calc. c,  camph.,  chin,  ars., dig., ferr.,
fluor. a., helb, hep. s.,  ipec,  lachn.,  lye,  mere,  nux v.,  phos.,
phos. a., plumb., secale,  spig., ver. a.
   Cold—agar., aib,  ant.  t, arn.,  ars.,  benz.  a., camph.,  canth.,
chin, ars., cina,  cinch., cocc,  croc,  cupr., dig.,  dros., euphorb.,
ferr., glon ,  graph.,  helb, hep. s.,  hyos., ign., ipec,  lach.,  lachn.,
lye, ♦mere,  mur.  a.,  nat. e,  nux v., opium, plumb., puis., rheum,
ruta, sang., secale,   spig., staph.,  stram., sul.  a., tabac, ♦ver. a.,
ver  v.
   Copious—calc. ph.,  caps., cepa,  colch.,  lact.  a., lob., mere b. i.,
nit.  a.,  sang.
   Critical—♦bapt
   Debilitating—baryt., carb. an., ♦chin, s.,  ♦cinch.,  croc,  ferr.,
hyos., iod., kali n.,  kali phos., nat. m., rhod.,   ♦samb., sib, stann.
   Easily—arg. m.,  asar.,  bry.,  ♦calc  c, carb. v.,  cepa,  cinch.,
gels., graph.,  hep.  s.,  kali c,  kali  n.,  led.,  lye, mere, mere cor.,
nat. m., ♦phos., psor., rheum, sib, therid., zinc
   Exhausting, colliquative—camph., carb. v., chin,  s.,  kali  phos.,
mill., nat. m., psor., secale.
   Fetid—bapt,  carb. an., cham., dulc,  ferr.,   kali  phos.,  mere,
mere cor.,  thuj. 
CHAPTER XXXVTI.—FEVER
8l5
Sweat  continued.
   Greasy—agar., mag.  e, ♦mere
   Inability to—alum., graph., hep. s.
   Long-lasting—ferr.
   Musty—cimex, puis , rhus,  stann.
   Night—acet. a.,  alum., ambr., am.  c, am. m.,  ant.  t, arg.  m.,
asar.,  baryt, berb., bry., calc. c,  calc  ph.,  carb. an.,  carb. v.,
caust,  cimi.,  ♦cinch., coloc,  con., croc,  cupr., eye,  dig., dros.,
dulc,  eup. pert, eup.  purp.,  euphr.,  ferr.,  graph., guaiac, ham.,
hep. s., iod., kali  c, kali n., led., lob.,  ♦mere, mere  b. i., mere
cor., mur. a., nat.  c,  nat.  s., ♦nit. a.,  petrol.,  ♦phos.,  phos. a.,
samb., sepia,  ♦sib, spig., stann., ♦sub, sul.  a., thuj., valer., ver. a.,
zinc
   Odors of various kinds—belb, canth., cimex, coloc, con.,fluor. a.,
lye, nit. a.,  puis., sepia, stann., staph.,  thuj., ver. a.
   Offensive—aloe,  arn., ♦ars.,  baryt.,  belb,  cimex,   cimi., cina,
cinch., con., eye,  dulc, euphr., fluor. a., graph., guaiac, ♦hep. s.,
lye, mere,  nit. a., nuxv., rhod., sepia,  ♦sib, spig., staph., ver. a.,
zinc.
   Oily—bry., ♦mere,  stann., ♦thuj.
   One-sided—alum., ambr., baryt., ♦cinch., nux v., puis.
   Parts sweat—alum.,  ambr.,  am. c,am. m.,ant.  t,  arg. m., ars.,
asar.,  aur.,  bapt.,  belb,  bry.,  calc. c., calc. ph., carb.  v.,  caust.,
cham., cimex,  cina, cinch.,  cocc, coloc, croc, cupr.,   dig, dulc,
euphr.,  fluor.  a., glon., graph.,  hyos., ign., ipec, kali  bi., kali c,
kali n.,  lye, mag.  c.  mag. m.,  mez.,   mur. a.,  nat m.,  nux v.,
opium, phos., phos.  a., puis., rheum, ruta, secale,  selen.,  sepia,
sib, sul. a., thuj.,  ver. a.
   Periodical—baryt, ferr., ♦nit. a.,  sepia,  sib,  spig.
   Profuse—acet  a., aeon., ambr., am. m.,  ant. t, arg.  n., ars.,
asar.,  bry..   cact.,   ♦calc. c,   :oan. i.,  carb. v.,   caust,  chin. s.,
♦cinch., con., dros.,  eup. perf., euphr., ferr., gels., glon.,  graph.,
ham.,  hep. s.,  iod., kali n.,  lach., ♦mere, :merc   cor.,  nat. c,
nit.  a., opium, pertob,  ♦phos.,  phos. a.,   psor.,  rhod.,  ♦samb.,
secale, selen.,  sepia, ♦sib,  staph., ♦sub, sub  a.,  terebin., thuj.,
valer., ver. a., zinc.
   Putrid—carb. v., led.,  mag. c, rhus,  stram.
   Scant—croc., ♦eup.  perf.,   ign.,  kreos.,  nux  v., ranunc, ♦sil.
   Sickly—calad.
   Sour—arn., ♦ars., asar.,  ♦bry., carb. v.,  caust.,  colch., fluor. a.,
graph., hep.  s., hyos.,  ign., iod.,  ipec, led., lye, mag.  c, mere,
nat.  m., nit.  a., nux v., puis., rhus, sepia,  sib,  sub, sul. a.
   Stains  yellow—belb, carb.  an., ferr., graph., ipec,  lach., mag.
c, mere,  rheum, selen., ♦thuj., ver.  a.
   Sticky—ant.  t.,  ♦can. i.,  hell.
   Strong—alee,  ferr., kali ph.
   Suppressed—aeon.,  cinch.,  cupr.
»   Viscid—tabac
   Wanting—♦apis, ♦ars., belb, cact.,  cham.,  chin, ars.,  cinch.,
colch., ♦eup. perf., kali bi., nux m.,  plumb. 
8i6
CHAPTER XXXVII. — FEVER
  Warm or hot—aeon.,  aloe, dros.,  ign.,  ipec,  lach.,   menyan.,
meph.,  mere b.  i., nat.  c, opium,  plumb., sabad.
  With sleep—chin, s.,  ♦cinch., con.,  eye,  eup.  perf.,  euphr.,
glon., hyos.,  kali  c,  lob.,  lye,  phos.,  plat.,  pod.,  puis., sabad.
  With thirst—ars., caul.,  caps., chin, s.,  cinch.,   hep. s.,  iod.,
mag. c, phos. a ,  rhus.
  Without  relief—ars., hep. s.,  kali e, mere
  Without  thirst—apis,  nat.  s.,  rhus,  ♦samb.

  Temperature—♦belb,  helb,  kali phos.
  Tlmst in general- ♦ant. c,  ars.,  aur., calc. ph.,  canth., chin, s.,
cina,  *eup.  pert,  kali   bi., kreos.,  led., lob., lye,  mez., mur.  a.,
nux m., rhus,  stann.
  Uncovered,  aversion to—eye,  helb,  mag.  c,  mag. m.,  mere,
nat. c, nux m.,  phos.  a., samb., stram.
  Uncovered,desire to be—aeon., apis, ars., camph., cinch.,  ferr.,
fluor. a.,  led., lye, nit.  a.,  nux v., opium, spig.,  staph.,  zinc.
  Yawning- arum, chin. ars.. eup.  perf.. kali e. menyan., nat. s.,
rhus. 
 CHAPTER  XXXVIII.-PAINS  AND  SENSA-
                            TIONS.
                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Abrotanum. °Aching; coldness;   deadness; prickling;   stinging;
 itching; gnawing;  drawing;  darting;  tearing; cutting;   sticking;
 scraping;  pressing; soreness;  rawness,  dryness;  burning;  hanging
 or swimming.
   Acetic acid.   ^Burning in outer parts.   Diminished   sensibility
 on the surface of body.
   ♦Aconitum.   ♦Fine stinging,  or burning; stinging pains  in many
 parts.   -Burning, tingling and  numbness.  Coldness  and  retarded
 venous circulation.  Over-sensitiveness to pain; pains seem insuffer-
 able, especially at night.
   ^Ethusa.   cSensation as if head, face and hands  were  swollen;
 worse after washing; better coming  into the room.  Sensation as of
 a  band around head and chest.   Sensation of parts as if  in a vise;
 head,  chest, small of back.
   Agaricus.   cBurning, itching  and redness of various parts: ears,
 nose,face,upper and lower limbs, like chilblains Prickling as from
 pins, burning.   Sensation in  various parts, as if ice touched them,
 or as  if ice-cold  needles were  piercing skin. Corrosive  biting now
 and  then on skin.  Formication,  crawling.   Cramp-like pain  in
 muscles; erratic, when  sitting.
   Agnus cast.   °Bruised feeling all over.
   Ailantus.  -Feeling  of fullness everywhere.  Soreness,  irritabil-
 ity and prickling  or tingling.   Sensation  of electric current from
 head to limbs.
   Alumina.  cSensation of constriction of internal  organs.   Some
 parts of body feel larger.  Some parts—lower  jaw and  arms—feel
shorter.
   Ammonium carb.   cDrawing,   tension,  as  from  shortening  of
muscles. Pain as  if joints were sprained.  Tearing in joints; better
in  warmth  of bed.  Pain as from festering under skin.
                               srr 
 8l8          CHAPTER XXXVIII.--PAINS AND  SENSATIONS

   Ammonium mur.  -Blood seems  in constant ebullition.   Bruised
 pain  in whole body, in morning after rising.
   ♦Anacardium. ♦Sensation as of a hoop or band around parts. Pressing
 or penetrating pain as from a plug, in different parts.   -Heaviness
 and fullness of whole body from playing  piano.  Wants to lie or sit
 continually; can scarcely move a hand. Drawing and pain  in every
 part of body.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Burning, stinging  like bee  stings, and   soreness  seem
 to  be the predominating painful sensations, while  itching,  tension
 and throbbing may or may not  be painful.  Numbness of external
 parts.
   Argentum met.   - Soreness  and rawness  of internal organs.   Ar-
 ticular rheumatism without swelling,  with  burning,  lancinating
 pains,like the sting of a wasp; severe at  the knee, still more at the
 elbow.   Pains as if sprained; as if beaten.
   Argentum nit.   Sensations of expansion, head, face,  etc Want
 of feeling; numbness  in external parts.   Extreme soreness  in flesh
 and limbs:  like a splinter in various parts.
   Arnica.   -Pains  insufferable,  drive  him  crazy;  increased   by
 motion or noise; change quickly from part  to part;  he scratches at
 wall or bed, apparently for  relief.  Feels  as if  beaten or  bruised.
 Parts feel as  if  sprained, especially joints.  Tearing  drawing   in
 outer parts.   Tingling in outer  parts.  Bruised  parts  tingle,  feel
 numb, or as if dead.   Torpidity from mechanical injuries,  or fail-
 ure of vital powers.
   ♦Arsenicum. ♦Burning: in internal and external parts; in skin  and
 ulcers;  -as  if hot  water  flowed through  blood-vessels,  preventing
 sleep.   Sensation  of warm air streaming  up spine  into head—pre-
 ceding epilepsy; aura epileptica.
   Arum tri.   cHead feels open, as if the  calvaria  were  removed.
   Asafoetida.    Numbness, with pains. Burning, or pressing,pierc-
 ing pain  in muscles.   Crushing pain, worse at  night Great heav-
 iness  of whole body.   Pain as from splinter.
   ♦Asarum.  ♦Excessive sensibility of all nerves;  when merely think-
 ing (and  this he must  do  continually)  that some  one might with
 finger tip, or nail,   scratch even lightly on  linen, or similar mate-
rial,a  most  disagreeable sensation thrills  through him,arresting  mo-
mentarily  all his thoughts and actions.
   Aurum  met.   Oversensitive  to  all pain; pains drive to despair, 
             CHAPTER XXXVIII.—PAINS AND SENSATIONS           8ig

does not want to live. Susceptible to all sorts of pains; on thinking
of them he imagines he  already feels  them.   Boring  pains  mostly
in bones.
   Baptisia.   cSensation as if too large; head,  hands.
   Baryta carb.  Feels "hidebound;" tension of skin. Sensation of
swelling.
   ♦Belladonna.  ♦Pains come suddenly and after a longer or shorter
time cease suddenly.  cSensation  in  brain  like  the  swashing of
water.   Cold  sensation  in middle  of  forehead.
   Berberis.    Great lassitude,  increased  by walking or standing.
Unrefreshed,  worn feeling; prostration of both mind and body, in
morning when awaking, even after long sleep.  Exhaustion even to
trembling and shaking of knees,averse to occupation. Faintish weak-
ness after walking in open  air.   Gurgling sensation in  muscles,
with feeling of something alive therein.   Pain with  heaviness  and
powerlessness of affected parts. Pains as  from spraining  or wrench-
ing, with a sensation of  swelling; worse  after exertion, lifting or
stretching.
   Bismuthum.    Sensation of heaviness in internal parts.
   Bryonia.    Every spot  in  body  is  painful to pressure;   worse
mornings.   Drawing, rheumatic   pain  in  various parts of  body.
Transient drawing and tension in  almost  all the  limbs  and  joints.
   Cactus grand.    Whole body feels as if caged, each wire  being
twisted tighter and tighter.
   Caladium.   Stitches as with needles in various parts  of  body.
   Calcarea carb.    Great  heaviness of body.   General sick feeling.
   Calcarea phos.   ^Sensations mostly in  small spots.   (Neuralgia,
commencing at night, or periodically worse  at  night.  Pains gen-
erally, when heat or cold  make them  worse.  Pains, rheumatic in
head. — Schussler.)
   Camphora.   -Sensations of dryness all  over body.   Cramps all
over.
   Cannabis ind.  °An indescribable feeling pervades the whole body.
Thrilling sensation through  whole frame to finger-ends,and through
the brain, followed by terror.  Feeling as if  raised from the ground,
and as if he could fly.
   Cannabis sat.  -Unendurable fine stitching over  whole body, as
from many  needle-points, at  night, when sweating  under  warm
covering: better  from uncovering.   Sensation  of  hot water poured 
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over him.   Sensation as if drops of cold water were falling: on  the
head; from anus,  from heart.
   Cantharis.  -Raw and sore  pain in  whole  body, internally and
externally.   Every  part  over-sensitive, accompanied  by excessive
weakness.   Burning,  stitching and tearing pains predominate.
   Capsicum.   cViolent  pains  at   various places; now here, now
there; neuralgia of children.   Superficial drawing pains in  different
parts of body.   Buming,smarting  sensations.  Sensation as if parts
would become numb.
   Carbo veg.  c Pains fly all over  body—neuralgia.   Drawing and
tearing  pains in various  parts of body.
   Cepa.  °Aching  through body.   Neuralgic  pains:  like long
threads; in the  face; head;  neck and elsewhere;  worse evenings.
   Chamomilla.   -The paralytic  sensations are  always accompanied
by drawing,  tearing pain; and the drawing or  tearing pains  rarely
occur without the paralytic  or numb sensation  in the part.
   Cicuta.  °Bruised sensation in many parts.
   Cimex.  -Sensation as if  he would creep into his own bod)',  he
crouches together as much as he can, with pain in thighs.
   Cimicifuga.   °Prickling all over, like   electric  shocks here and
there.   Sharp,  lancinating pain  in  various   parts,  associated with
ovarian or uterine irritation.  General  bruised feeling as  if sore.
Whole  body, especially the  arms,  feel numb.
   Cina.    Dull  twinges:  sometimes like  a pinching,  at others like
a pressure or blow,  or jerk,  or again  like an  itching,  at  various
places,  but especially at posterior  portion of crest of  ilium, on hip;
the places  are painful on pressure,  as if  sore or  bruised.
   ♦Cinchona.  ♦Body sore all over.  -Pains in  every  joint;   bones
and periosteum  feel  as if sprained.   Pains, with lameness or weak-
ness of  affected  parts.   Single  parts feel pithy,  numb.
   Colchicum.    Shuddering and  creeping,  in  isolated parts,  as
from  taking cold  from  change   of    weather.   Tearing,   ten-
sive pains  over small parts  at a time, quickly changing location.
  Colocynthis.   cRheumatism, with all sorts of pains, with formi-
cation and numbness.
  *Crocus.   ♦Sensation of something living, and   jumping  in va-
rious parts of the body.
  Dolichos.  -Neuralgic pains following herpes zoster.
  Dulcamara.  °Pains in many  parts as from  cold.   Bruised feel-
ing. 
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  Eupatorium perf.  -Sensation of numbness, as  if the flesh were
falling from the bones.   Pains in back, head, chest,  etc.; the more
general and severe, the better it  is adapted.
  Euphrasia.   -Crawling like a  fly in one or the other  limb, from
below   upward in a straight  line; afterwards numbness of the part.
  Ferric phos.  -(Pain  of  any kind,  if  accompanied  by flushed
face, burning  or diffused heat; soreness in every  part of body, es-
pecially the joints.   Throbbing  pulsations  in  any  part of  body,
with or without pain. Neuralgia: congestive or inflammatory; from
cold;  with pain, as if a nail were being driven in; blinding   pain,
one-sided;  head,  temples,  over eye, or in jaw-bone.—Schussler.)
   Fluoric acid. -Violent,jerking, burning pains, confined to  small
spots.
  ♦Glonoinum.  ♦Painless throbbing  in whole body.
  Graphites.   -Great sensitiveness of internal  parts.   Cramp like
sensation of various  parts.   Numbness in various parts.
  Hamamelis.  Prickling,stinging: in veins,  muscles,skin. Bruised
soreness.
  Helleborus.    Prickling, tearing,  pressing  pains,  running  across
affected parts.
   Hepar sulph.    Painful sore  feeling on  the  side on  which he
lies,  at night; must  change position  often.
  Hyoscyamus.  -Sensation  of  prickling  all  over, as  if  blood
burned in veins.   Want of  sensation.
  Hypericum.  '-Flesh sore all  over, as if bruised.
  Ignatia.  Over-sensitive  to  pain. Pressing  pain  from within out,
as  from   a hard,  pointed bod)'.   Tension in internal parts.  Pain
in small circumscribed spots.
   Kali bichrom.   Pain in  small spots which can be covered with
point of finger.   Pains attack first one part,  then  re-appear in  an-
other.   Heavy feeling  in many  parts.
  ♦Kali carb.   ♦Sticking, stitching pain.   Feeling  of  emptiness
in  whole body, as if it were hollow.
  Kali  chlor.   -(Rheumatic, gouty pains, if   aggravated by move-
ment;  tongue as in 11;  or if  there is swelling of the parts. If pains
are felt  only during motion, or are increased by it. Follows well
after  ferr.  phos.—Schussler.)
  Kali  nit.   ^Sensation, as if parts,  or whole body,  were of  wood.
Formication in hands and feet;  afterward on tongue. Constrictive
feeling in many parts. 
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   Kali phos.  °(Neuralgic pains, better on gentle exercise, worse on
 rising. Disposition to feel bodily  pains too  acutely. — Schussler.)
   Kali sulf. -(Pains  in back and nape  of neck, or in limbs, if peri-
 odically worse in evening, or in warm room,  and elecidedly  better
 in  cool open air—rheumatism.   Schussler.;
  ♦Kalmia. ♦Sometimes atteneled with numbness, anel usually succeeded
 by numbness of part  affected— neuralgia.  Pain attendee! with much
 stiffness in right arm—neuralgia. Pain of  a sticking, tearing,  press-
 ing character,  or shooting in a  downward direction.
   Kreosotum.   -Loss of sensation.
   Lachesis.    Neuralgic  pains  change locality, with  palpitation.
 Tearing, prickling,  pulsating pain.
   Lachnantes.    -Twitching of   muscles here  and there.  Tearing
 pain.   Tingling.   Burning in various parts.
   Laurocerasus   Painlessness  with  ailments.
   Ledum.    Numbness and  formication of limbs.
   Lilium tig.    Pain in  small   spots.  Shifting  pain.   Pressing
 out, as if blood would burst  through vessels..   Throbbing as if in
 all  the blood-vessels.
   Magnesia carb.  °Neuralgic  pains: shooting  like lightning:  worse
 on  left side; worse in a draft, from  change  of  temperature; from
 touch; must get out of bed and  walk the floor.
  Magnesia mur.   General sensation of soreness, with  great sensi-
 tiveness  to noise.
   Magnesium phos.   c(Spasmodic pains and  affections of  various
 kinds. -Schussler.)
  Mancinella.  -Unnatural  lightness,  as  if   flying in  air.   Stitches
 in various  parts of body.
   Manganum acet.  Burning  over  whole body in  evening when
 rising from bed.   Unbearable pains in bones  and periosteum, like
 a digging;  worse at night; also  digging in joints.
  Mephitis.     Thrilling   through  body;  anxiety.   Feels   as  if
 threads had been drawn through head and  trunk.  Wandering pains,
 with pressure to  urinate.
  Muriatic acid.  °Loss  of bodily irritability.  Tearing  and stitches
 through  whole body.
  Natrum  mur.  ^(Neuralgic pains   periodically  appearing,  with
flow of tears.   Rheumatic, gouty pains, if other  symptoms, as in
 12,correspond.   Chronic rheumatism  of the joints.—Schussler.) 
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   Natrum phos.  -(Pains  various;  if the tongue, tonsils or palate
 have a golden-tinged deposit,  like half-dried  cream, or  if honey-
 colored. — Schussler.)
   Natrum sulf.   -Sore across  bowels, sides and back.
   ♦Nitric acid.   ♦Frequent  drawing  pain  in nearly  all  parts of
 body,  suddenly  appearing and disappearing.   Stitches  and stick-
 ing pain, as  from  splinters,  especially on  touch, in  all  parts of
 body.  Gnawing here and  there as from ulcers forming.
   ♦Nux vom. ♦Violent, contractive, painful sensation through whole
 body. Paralysis,  with numbness and coldness of the paralyzed parts,
 caused by apoplexy, alcohol, sexual excesses,  etc.
   ♦Opium.   ♦Bed feels  so hot she cannot lie  on  it.
   Oxalic acid.   -Pain in small longitudinal  spots.  Jerking pains
 like short stitches, confined  to small spots,  lasting only a few  sec-
 onds.
   Paris quad. -Stitches  in all  the  limbs.  Contractive pressure in
 joints.  Heaviness in  all the limbs.
   ♦Phosphorus.   ♦Painful  heaviness in whole  body.  °Numbness
 of whole  body,  accompanied by prickling sensations.   Pains tear-
 ing, drawing, tensive, excited by slightest chill; body feels bruised,
 with sensation  of coldness.
   Phytolacca. cPains  flying  like electric  shocks.  Jerking,shooting,
 lancinating pains.
   ♦Platinum.  ♦Painful numbness here and there.  °Tremulous  sen-
 sations through the whole body.   Dull,  pushing pains,  as  from a
 plug.
   ♦Plumbum.   ♦Arthralgic and neuralgic pains  in trunk and limbs.
 °Sensation  of constriction, with pains and  spasms in  internal or-
 gans.   Tearing, sharp pains, with  cramps.
   ♦Pulsatilla.   ♦Feeling of discomfort  over whole body  in morn-
 ing after  rising, disappearing on moving about. °Tension in inner
 parts or in  joints.   Sensation  of  subcutaneous  ulceration.   Tin-
 gling in parts lain on. Pulsations through whole  body.
  Ranunculus seel. °Feels sore all over.  Smarting, itching, gnaw
 ing or boring in various  parts,  now  here, again   there,  especially
 toward  evening.
  ♦Ruta.   ♦All  parts of body on  which  he  lies  are painful,  as if
bruised.
  Sabadilla.    Flying  stitches  over body at different places. Burn- 
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ing, crawling here and there.  Whirling  sensations in various parts.
Sensation of a tape or string around various parts.
  Sambucus.    Feeling of great  soreness,  as  if beaten  all  over;
headache.
  Sanguinaria.    Heat flying from head to stomach.  Sensation as
if hot water were poured from  breast into abdomen.   An  uncomfor-
table prickling sensation  of  warmth  spreading   over whole body.
Siow, shooting pain, with long continued thrills.
  Secale.   Formication  under skin.  Burning in all parts of body,
as if sparks were  falling on them.
  Sepia.   cSensation of a ball in inner parts.   Tingling in outer
parts.   Excessive sensitiveness to pain.
  ♦Silicia.   ♦Painful, bruised  feeling over whole body. Whole  side
of body  on which he lies  is  painful, as  if ulcerating, with  chilli-
ness on  uncovering; thirst,  and flushes of heat to head.   Sensitive
to cold  air;  takes  cold  easily.   °Feels  as  if she were divided
into halves and that the left side did  not belong to her.  Suscep-
tible to  nervous stimuli,  to magnetism; exhaustion  from suppura-
tion.  Wandering pain; sudden  pain  passing  quickly  over body.
Prickling,tingling in various parts.
   Spongia.   -The  whole  body feels heavy.
   Stramonium.   Painful  sensation  as if  joints were  loose,  with
anguish therefrom.   Arms and legs feel as if separated from body.
   Sulphur.    Sensation as  of a hoop  or band around parts.
   Urtica urens.   °Stinging, burning  sensation,  in  any  part.
   ♦Valeriana.  ♦Drawing in many places, now here,now  there,  like
transient jerks.
   Viola odor.   °Tension  in outer parts.   Transient burning in va-
rious places.
                            REPERTORY.

Pains  of  various  kinds—am.  e,  ♦anae, arn., asaf., aur., ♦belb,
caps., carb. v., cham., cina,  dulc,  ferr. phos.,  fluor. a., ign., kali
bi., lib,  mag.  phos.,  mang., nat.  phos.,♦nit. a., nux v., oxal.  a.,
 phos.,  phyt,  plat., ♦plumb., puis., ranunc. s.,  ruta, sib, valer.  •
   Aching—abrot., cepa.
   Biting—agar.
   Boring—aur.,  ranunc.  s.
   Bruised —agn., am.  m.,  am.,  cic,  cimi.,   cina,  dulc,  ham.,
hyper.,  phos., ♦ruta, ♦sil.
   Burning—abrot, acet  a.,  ♦aeon.,  agar., :|capis,  arg. in.,  ars., 
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  Pains continued.

  asaf   canth., caps., ferr.  phos.,   fluor.  a.,  lachn.,  mang., sabad.,
  secale, urt.  u.,  viola o.
    Cramp-like—agar.,  camph.,  graph., plumb.
    Drawing-abrot, am.c,  anae,  arn., bry.,  caps., carb.  v.,cham.
  nat s., nit.  a.,  phos.,  ♦valer.
    Gnawing—abrot.. nit.  a., ranunc. s.
    Gouty—kali  chlor.,  nat. m.
    Insufferable—aeon.,  arn.
    Lameness—cinch.
    Lancinating—arg  m.. cimi., phyt.
    Neuralgic-calc. ph., caps.,  carb. v.,  cepa, doli.,  ferr. phos.,
  kali phos.. kalm.,  lach., mag.  c, nat .m., ♦plumb.
    Painlessness—apis, *glon., laur.
    Piercing—agar.,  asaf.
    Pressing —abrot., ♦anae,  asaf., cina,  helb,  ign.,  kalm., lil
  pans                                                            "'
    Prickling-abrot,  agar., aib,  cimi.,  ham., helb,  hyos.,  lach
  phos., sang., sil.
    Pulsating—ferr.  phos., lach.,  puis.
    Rawness—abrot, arg.  m., can.  s.
    Rheumatic—arg.   m., bry., calc. ph., coloc, kali chlor.,kali s
 nat.  m.
    Sensitive—acet.  a., aeon., ♦asar., aur., bry., canth., cina, graph
  ign.,  mag. m.,  ♦nit. a., sepia,  ♦sil.                               '
    Shifting—arn., caps., carb. v.,  cimi.,  colch., kali  bi., lach.,  lil.,
 meph., phyt., ranunc.  s., sabad.,  sang.,  sib,  ♦valer.
    Shooting—kalm., mag. c, phyt, sang.
    Smarting—caps., ranunc. s.
   Soreness—abrot, aib,  apis,  arg. m.,  arg.  n., can. s., cimi.,
 cina, *cinch., ferr.  phos., ham., hep.  s.,   ign., mag. m.,  nat  m.
 ranunc s., samb.
   Spasmodic—mag. phos.
   Sprained—am. c, arg.  m., arn., berb.,cinch.
   Sticking—abrot.,  ♦kali  c, kalm., ♦nit. a.
   Stinging—abrot, ♦aeon.,  ♦apis, arg. m.,  ham., urt. ur.
   Stitches —calad.,  can. s.,   canth., ♦kali  c,  mancin.,  mur.  a.,
 nit. a., oxal.  a.  paris, sabad.
   Tearing—abrot,  am.  c, arn., canth.,   carb.  v.,  cham., colch.,
 helb, kalm.,  lach.,  lachn., mur. a., phos., plumb.
   Tension—am.  c,  apis, baryt., bry.,   colch.,  ign.,  phos., puis.,
viola o.
   Throbbing—apis,  ferr. phos.,  ♦glon., lil.
   Tingling—aeon.,  aib,  arn., lach., puis., sepia, sil.
   Transient—bry.,  ♦valer., viola o.

Sensations of  various  kinds— aethus.,  agar.,  alum.,  arg.  n., ars.,
arum,   asar.,  baryt, berb., cact., calc. c,  calc.  ph., can.  i.,  can.  s.^
caps., cepa,  cimex,  cimi , cinch.,   colch., ♦croc,eup.  pert, hyos.,'
kah n., kali s.,  kalm.,  lib, mancin., ♦opium, plat, ♦puis.,  sabad.,
sang.,  secale, srpia, sib, stram.,  sul. 
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Sensations continued.
  Band or hoop—aethus..  ♦anae, sabad., sul.
  Cold—abrot., aeon.,  ♦belb,  dulc, nux v., phos.
  Constriction—alum., kali n., plumb.
  Contraction—♦nux v., paris.
  Crawling — agar , colch.,  euphr.,  sabad.
  Deaeiness—abrot.,  arn.
  Dryness—abrot., camph.
  Emptiness—kali c
  Formication—agar.,  coloc,  kali n.,  led., secale.
  Fullness—aib,  anae
  Heaviness—anae,  asaf.,  berb., bism.,  calc.  c, kali  bi.,  paris,
♦phos.,  spong.
  Irritability—aib,  mur. a
  Itching—abrot., agar., apis,  cina, ranunc. s.
  Large—alum.,  bapt.
  Numb—aeon.,  apis, arg.n., arn.,  asaf.,caps,, cham., cimi.,cinch.,
coloc , eup. purp., euphr.,  graph.,  ♦kalm., led., nuxv, phos, ♦plat
  Paralytic- cham., nux v.
  Plug- ♦anae,  ign.,  plat.
  Splinter—arg.  n., asaf., ♦nit. a.
  Swelling^aethus., baryt,  berb.
  Swimming—abrot.
  Want of—arg.  n., hyos., kreos. 
          CHAPTER  XXXIX.—TISSUES.
                        SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
  ♦Abrotanum.   ♦Gout in  wrists  anel  ankles;   after  suppressed
gastralgia.   Inflammatory rheumatism before swelling.   Chlorosis.
Marasmus of children.    Joints stiff, with prickling.   Contraction
of limbs from cramps or colic.   Emaciation.
  ♦Absinthium.  ♦Paralysis of inner organs.  -Hyperaemia of brain,
meeiulla, spine.   Ecchymosis in  stomach, and in endocardium and
pericardium.
  Acetic acid.   -Haemorrhage from nose, lungs, stomach,   bowels,
uterus.   Wasting away, great  emaciation.   General anasarca and
dropsical affections of  abdomen and legs, with great thirst.
  Aconitum.  -Increased action of  serous  membranes, reddening
their capillary vessels.   Arterial system  dominant; has  but little
effect on changed blood corpuscles; of no  use in   typhoid  states.
Congestions,with the mind symptoms.  Glands painful,hot, swollen.
Burning through all the mucous membranes.
  ^Esculus.  Fullness,  as  from too much blood; heart,  head, skin.
Sore feeling of muscles, morning on awaking and on  motion. Dry-
ness of mucous  membranes; they also swell.
  ^Ethusa.   Ecchymosis,  black and blue spots all over.
  Agaricus.   Makes the blood  thin.  Veins  swollen,  with  cool
skin.   Muscles  feel  bruised  from  touch;  better  from   walking.
Pains in long bones, as if bruised, after motion.   Joints  feel as if
dislocated.   Obesity.
  Agnus cast.   -"Inflammatory,  rheumatic  swelling  of the  joints.
Gouty  nodosities.
  Aloe.  °Congestion to head and  chest, but  especially   to portal
system.  Mucous membranes; especially  causes   the  production of
mucus  in jelly-like lumps,  or "cakes."   Acts mainly  on the rectal
mucous lining.
  Alumina.  ^Emaciation;  spare habit,  and old people.
  Ambra.  °Tearing in  muscles and joints,  often on one side. Soft-
ening of brain.   Emaciation. 
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CHAPTER XXXIX.
— TISSUES
   Ammonium  carb.    Haemorrhage from  nose,  gums and bowels.
 Muscles soft and  flabby,  emaciation—scurvy.   Tendency  to gan-
 grenous degeneration of parts—inflammation of vulva.
   Anacardium.   Cramp-like  pains   in  muscles.   Contraction of
 joints.   Complaints  of  external parts.   Emaciation.
   ♦Antimonium   crud.   ♦Mucous  membranes  genera^y  affected.
 -Haemorrhages dark.   Dropsical swellings  of  whole body.   Swell-
 ing, pain and  redness of glanels.   External parts  turn  black;  dry
 gangrene.   Obesity of the young.
   ♦Antimonium tart.  ♦Mucous  membranes: catarrhal inflammation;
 conjunctivities; gastritis; enteritis) laryngitis; tracheitis;  bronchitis,
 extending even into the air-cells;' cystitis.  Pustular eruption: on con-
 junctiva; face; mouth and  fauces;  oesophagus,  stomach,  jejunum;
 genitals.
   ♦Apis.  ♦Serous membranes inflamed; effusions; synovitis.  Affec-
 tions of circulatory apparatus and contents; dropsies,phlebitis,vari-
 cose veins,  ecchymosed  spots,   gangrene, unhealthy suppuration.
 Periosteum inflamed.   Mucous membranes  inflamed and catarrhal.
 Glands  enlarged,   inflamed.   Muscles  stiff, tender  on pressure,
 somewhat   swollen;  rigid; rheumatic  inflammation.   Indurations:
 scirrhus or  open  cancer.
   ♦Apooynum.   ♦Excretions   diminished,   especially  urine  and
 sweat.  Acute inflammatory dropsy.   Dropsy: with great thirst,but
 water causes pain, or is vomited; after typhus,scarlatina, cirrhosis
 but mostly  uncomplicated with  organic  disease.    Dropsy aft r
 abuse of quinine.
   ♦Argentum met.  ♦Acts on cartilages  and  joints.   Tenderness.
 pressure or tearing  in  bones,  especially  long   bones.   ^Drawing
 pains in maxillary and  parotid  glands.   Joints feel weak,  sore;
 especially in lower limbs when  descending.  Arthritic,bruised pains
 in joints; boring.   Emaciation.
   ♦Argentum nit.   *(Edema  of  legs;  ascites;  affections of  liver.
 Bone affections. Septic  forms of  scarlet  fever.  -Emaciation  most
 marked in legs; withered look.   Muscles rigid.
   ♦Arnica.  ♦Contusions and concussions.   Inflammation   of skin
and cellular  tissue,  tender  on  pressure.   Prevents suppuration.
 Burrowing pus, not painful.  Myalgia, particularly after over-exer-
tion.  Septic states;  tendency to typhoid  forms of disease.  Gout and
rheumatism. -  Bleeding of internal and  external parts. Muscles ri^id. 
CHAPTER  XXXIX.—-TISSUES                   829
Emaciation.   Hvperinosis contra-indicates its use.  Dropsy of in-
ternal  parts. Bones (periosteum) ache.
  ♦Arsenicum.    ♦Post-scarlatinal  dropsy;   waxy  skin—Bright's
disease.   °Great    emaciation,   clay-colored  face,  blue  margins
around eyes, great weakness of   all limbs; want  of disposition to
do anything, and  constant inclination to  rest.   Muscles lax.   Gen-
eral  dropsy, or only of thoracic, or abdominal cavity.
  Asafoetida.   °Glands  hard,  swollen,   hot  and  throbbing, with
shooting, jerking  pains.   Neuralgia of the stump, after amputation
of the  thigh.   Ostitis; caries; bluish redness and swelling of parts;
ulcers  with bluish edges, hard, painful to the slightest touch; thin,
very offensive  pus.   Soft  enlargement  of bones,  also  curvature.
Body" bloated.
  Aurum met.   JViolent ebullitions;  plethora.   Cancerous ulcers.
External parts become  black.   Dropsy.   Exostosis  of   skull and
other bones.   Boring in bones; caries, especially  after   mercury;
pains drive to   elespair.  Corpulency;  fat about  heart.   Glands
painfully swollen; scrofula;  ruddy complexion.
  Baptisia.  "Prostration with disposition of the fluids to decom-
pose.  Stiffness of all the joints  as  though  strained; rheumatic
pains and soreness  all over  body. Discharges and exhalations fetid.
Ulceration of  mucous  membranes, especially  of  mouth; also with
tendency to putrescence.
  Baryta carb.    -Tension,shortening of  muscles.  Dwarfish ; defec-
tive  mental and physical  growth.   Atrophy, great weakness;  face
red and  abdomen  bloated;  glands  swollen.   Steatoma.   Sarcoma,
with burning.   Glands indurated; swollen.  Glandular sequelae of
scarlatina.  Fatty  tumors.   Encysted  tumors.   Tearing and tension
in the long bones;  boring  in  the  bones.    Fistulous   ulcers  in
glands, mostly glands of neck; feeling of tension.
  Belladonna.  cActs on circular fibers of blood-vessels; on  sphinc-
ters, as in spasm  of os uteri.  Inflammation  of  serous and  mucous
membranes.  Pains along the periosteum.   Red, shining  swelling
of joints.   Phlegmonous inflammation.    Engorgement  of glands;
acute swelling.
  Berberis.  cIn  muscles:  tension,  shooting,  tearing,  pulsating,
gurgling; sensation as of something  alive.  Scraping  upon  bones.
Cold feeling in bones.  Varicose veins in man)'  places.   Arthritic
and rheumatic  affections, particularly  with  urinary, haemorrhoidal
and  menstrual  troubles. 
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   Bismuth.    Has been given in cancer of stomach.
   Borax.   -Parts usually red turn white. General emaciation.
   Bromium.   Swelling and  induration of glands.   Enlargement
of thyroid,  in persons of light hair, blue eyes and  fair skin.
   Bryonia.   Dropsical  swellings which greatly increase as the  day
progresses,and disappear during the night.  In acute abscess,it pro-
motes re-absorption of pus.   Large abscess at pit of stomach,after
a blow.  Stitches in  joints, on motion and on touch.
   Cactus grand.   cOrganic disease of heart.   Dropsical affections.
   Caladium.  °Loss  of fluids.   Dryness, inflammation of mucous
membranes.   Dropsical swellings.
   Calcarea carb.    Atrophy of muscles.  Crackling   or crepitation
in joints.   Cancer of breast, very sensitive and  painful  to touch.
   Calcarea  fluor.   ^All   ailments which  can be traced  to relaxed
conditions  of any  of the elastic fibers,including  dilatation of blood-
vessels, arterial  and  venous blood-tumors,  incised  tumors  and
piles, and  those also which arise from a disturbed  balance of  the
molecules,  forming the enamel of teeth and of bony surface.  Aneu-
rism at  an  early stage may be kept in check with  this  remeely  and
ferr. phos.   Arthritis,   gout,  with   hard  swellings   and  deposits.
Bruises on the surface of the  bone,  with  lumps,  thickening  under
the  periosteum.   Dilatation of blood-vessels; chief remedy  to re-
store the contractility of elastic  fibers; also dilatation of heart.  Ex-
udations  on   bcny surfaces,   hard,   rugged,  pointed elevations.
Gout, with hard,  knotty deposits.  Growths:  small,  hard lumps
seated  on  cheek-bone, or   other bony  surfaces,  if  arising  from an
injury or a bruise; use  also locally.  Suppuration,  where substance
of bony surface is implicated.   Swellings,   hard; having  their  seat
in fascia,   capsular  ligaments  and  tendons.  Hard  swellings  on
jaw-bone.    Tumors:  hard,  such as  are  niet with   in  the  female
breast; or vascular,with dilated blood-vessels; chief remedy. Ulcer-
ations  of bone.    Varicose  ulceration of veins, as a  lotion  on lint.
Varicose veins,  the chief remedy.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea phos.    Pains along the sutures or at symphyses. Non-
union of fractured bones.   Curvature  of  spine to   the left; lumbar
vertebrae bend forward.   Condyles swollen  on forearms  and lower
limbs.   Abscess near the lumbar vertebrae.   Spina  bifida.   Large,
pedunculated  nasal  polypi.  Incipient  tabes  mesenterica,   with
much diarrhoea, fetid,   sometimes  lienterie   Rachitis; fontanelles 
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wide open;  diarrhoea,  emaciation.   Rheumatic  pains  in all joints.
Soreness of tendons  when  flexing or  extending  limbs.   Flabby,
 shrunken.emaciated children.  (All ailments that are  obstinate,and
do not yield to their own remedy. It is particularly indicated in grow-
ing young people,and in old  people.   In anaemia;  rickets;  broken
bones,  to hasten  union.   Bones  soft, weakly.   Deficient develop-
ment of young people; stunted growth.   Delicacy in  growing girls
 and boys; delicate, pale appearance when  breeding second  teeth;
 delicate infants.   Emaciation,without apparent ailments.   Chronic
enlargement of glands.  Gout, worse  at night,  and with changes of
weather.  Rheumatism,  worse at night,  or  chronic, and with  cold,
numb  feeling.   Suppuration  or ulceration of bone—Schussler.)
   Calcarea sulf.   °(A11 ailments which are connected  with swelling
of soft parts,and threaten to suppurate,or are  discharging pus and
blood.  Abscess;  will  shorten the  suppurative   process, and  bring
forward the pus  if  it has to  come.   Bruises,  if neglected  and
threaten to  suppurate.  Dropsy, post-scarlatinal, if   matter forms.
Exudations;oozing of matter on skin,or on  serous surfaces. Threat-
ening suppuration of  lymphatic glands,  or  after suppuration  takes
place.  Suppuration of joints.  Suppurations having  their seat around
the connective tissue; not the  connective  channels,  such as liga-
ments  and  fascia.  Syphilis, chronic, third stage.   Ulceration of
glands,if matter  is suspected, oris present;  use also on lint, locally.
Suppurating wounds,  if very thick, yellow  matter forms. — Schuss-
ler.)
  Camphora.    Soft parts drawn  in.   Cyanosis.   External  parts
turn black.  Internal congestions.  Cramps in inner and outer parts.
Crackling of joints.   Stenosis,after inflammations.   Dropsy of ex-
ternal parts; less of internal.   Glands inflamed.
  Capsicum.   -Relaxed fiber; obesity.   Glandular swelling.  Joints
crack;  stiff; painful on beginning  to  move;  pain as if paralyzed.
  Carbo ani.  cVenous plethora.  Stinging in scars.   Benign condi-
tions  change into ichorous suppuration.  Glands indurated,swollen,
inflamed, with lancinating,  cutting or  burning—scirrhus.   Joints
weak,  easily sprained.  Gummata.
  Carbo veg.  -Sepsis; sunken features,  sallow complexion,  hectic,
typhoid symptoms.   Blood stagnates in  capillaries, causing   blue-
ness,  coldness, ecchymosis.  Anaemia,after summer complaint; fee-
ble, pallid,  white skin.   Atrophy;  body cold,  lies  as if  dead, yet 
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conscious.  Gangrene: humid,  senile. .  Lymphatic  glands swollen,
indurated or suppurating: burning  pains.   Chlorosis,  with  itch-
like  rash  and fluor-albus; scorbutic gums; so  weak  can  scarcely
stand.
  Causticnm.    Rheumatic and arthritic  inflammations,  with con-
traction of  flexors  and stiffness of joints.   Emaciation  of  feet.
Haemorrhages of very  dark  blood.  Painful  varices,   ulcers,  or
warts.   Net-like appearance of  the capillaries.
  Cepa.   Inflammations and  increased  secretions  of the  mucous
membranes. Joints ache. Senile gangrene, in any stage (externally
as a salve).
  Chamomilla.   °Muscular or  articular  rheumatism,  with  great
nervous excitability.
  Cinchona.   -Haemorrhages from  mouth, nose  or   bowels;  wants
sour things.   Glands  swollen,   hot,  painful.   Chlorosis,  dropsy,
poor digestion;  after exhausting diseases  or  discharges.   Red,  in-
flammatory swellings.  Wounds become black, gangrenous.   Mus-
cles  lax.   Emaciation,  especially of hands  and  feet; atrophy  of
children.   Humid gangrene; parts turn black.   Anasarca,  ascites
in aged;  also in liver and spleen diseases; drunkards. Caries, with
profuse sweat.
  Cistus.   °Glands swollen,  inflamed,   indurated,   or  ulcerated.
Scrofula.   Old ulcers.   Caries  of the lower jaw.  Pains in all the
joints; drawing, tearing,worse in evening.
  Clematis.  °Skin  and  muscles  lax.   Hot, painful  swelling  of
glands.
   Cocculus.   GEmaciation.    Anaemic  states.   Gouty   pains  or
crackling  in joints.   Paralysis  of inner parts.  Paralytic  pain,tear-
ing;  soreness; digging; or as if  beaten  in the bones.  Glands burn-
ing; pressure from without  inward; hot  swelling: cold:   stinging.
  Colchicum.    'Acts  markedly on  periosteum;  synovial  mem-
branes of joints, especially small joints;  that part of  nervous sys-
tem  which presides  over function of voluntary  motion.  Stands  in
close relation to fibrous tissues; redness,  swelling,  heat,   etc., not
tending to suppuration,easily and quickly  changing location. Painful
flexion  of  joints.  Emaciation. QEdema.  Anasarca.   Dropsy of
cavities and internal organs,  especially hydro-pericardium; hydro-
thorax; ascites; hydro-metra.
  Conium.  °Swelling of the glands, with  tingling  and stitches;
after contusions and bruises. 
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  Cuprum met.  °Pain in bones as if they would  break.  Promotes
suppuration in swellings.   Inflammation  of  the  cellular tissues.
Caries.
  Cyclamen.   °Pressing, drawing  or tearing pains  in parts where
bones lie near  the surface;  worse   when  walking  than  while  at
rest.
  Digitalis.   -Piercing pains in joints.   Distended  veins  on the
eyes, ears, lips and tongue.  Flabby, oedematous  swelling  all over.
  Dulcamara.   ^Haemorrhages:  blood watery, or bright-red.  Skin
inactive;  mucous  surface  over-active,  especially  from  eruptions
suppressed by  cold. Cold swelling of glands, also  inflammation and
induration of cervical and  inguinal glands; tensive pain.  Anasarca
after fever and ague,  scarlatina,  rheumatic  fever.   Dropsy  after
suppressed  sweat, by  damp,  cold  air. Scrofula.   Exostosis.   Ema-
ciation.
  Eupatorium  purp.    Emaciation,  accompanying chronic inflam-
mation of bladder.
   Euphrasia.   cSwelling of  cervical glands.   Emaciation.
  Ferrum met.  cRed parts  become  white.   Haemorrhages; blood
light or  lumpy; coagulates easily.   Blood-vessels  distended, espe-
cially those of head,face,feet.Varices. Pseudo-plethora;congestions,
etc., yet  anaemic; the  face  is  earthy,  flushing easily.   Erethistic
chlorosis, worse during cold weather.   Dropsy after loss  of fluids,
abuse of  cinchona,  intermittent fever;  anasarca.   Glands swollen,
with rending,  tearing pains.  Bones disposed to soften or bend;
fractures unite slowly.  Crackling in joints.   Sudden  emaciation;
muscles lax; limbs cold; weak  digestion.
   Ferric  phos.  (Abscess; the first remedy to  reduce  fever, heat,
pain,and congestion to  parts.   Anaemia; poverty of blood, want  of
red  blood. Aneurism,from  excessive action of heart. Articular rheu-
matism.  Blows or falls.  Bruises;  the first remedy.  Cuts; the chief
remedy;  use also locally.  Dropsy, from  loss of  blood   or fluids
after calc. phos. Fracturesjto restore injuries to soft parts. Haemor-
rhage;  blood bright-red. Hyperaemia; blood  accumulated  in blood-
vessels of any part-stasis. All irritations, congestions and  inflam-
mations,  caused by excess of blood to any of the parts.  All  kinds
of  injuries; to prevent pain, congestion, swelling  or  fever.   Irri-
tation of mucous membranes, with redness.heat  or dryness. Ostitis
or periostitis,  with painful and  inflamed  surrounding  soft parts. 
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Rheumatic fever:  first stage;  acute  articular,  very  painful,  worse
from motion;  the  first remedy;  muscular, acute or subacute;  worse
on moving.  Ulceration of glands,  with throbbing pain, congestion
and soreness.  Wounds; also locally.—Schussler.)
  Fluoric acid.   °Diseases of  bones,  particularly of  long bones.
Liver enlarged and indurated.  Varicose veins  of legs.  N;ovus,flat
  Gelsemiuin.  ^Congestions,  arterial or venous, with  sluggish cir-
culation.  Haemorrhages;  blood  in  drops, crimson.  Affects more the
nerves of motion; causes muscular prostration,  through the nerves.
Catarrh  of  mucous membranes; watery mucus, never purulent dis-
charges.
  Glonoinum.  Congestions;blood tends upward;vessels pulsate;veins
(jugular,  temporal) enlarged; seeming  plethora;  rapid  deviations
in distribution of blood.
  Graphites.   ^Burning  pain in an old  cicatrix.    Emaciation  of
suffering  parts.   Swelling and  induration of  glands.   CEdematous
complaints.
  Guaiacum.   All excretions have  an unbearable stench. Rheumatic
swelling of  joints. Aching  in bones,with swelling—syphilis.  Great
emaciation.    Contraction of  limbs.   Pain  in all  joints, even  on
chest.   Caries, and spongy  affection  of bones;  right  tibia  and
tarsal  bones  spongy; cannot  bear  the slightest touch.   Contrac-
tions,  with  pain from slightest motions.   Pressing pain  in  bones.
  Hamamelis.  °Varicose veins and ulcers,  with stinging or  prick-
ling.   Venous congestions; haemorrhages,passive.  Phlebitis;  prick-
ling pains.
  Helleborus.    Red parts become  white; anaemia.  Loss of flesh;
aphthae.   Dropsy of  brain, chest, or abdomen; sudden  swellings;
anasarca; after scarlatina,  nephritis, intermittents, etc.  Concomi-
tants:  debility,  fever, pain in  limbs,   diarrhoea,  suppressed  urine.
Stinging, boring  in  periosteum;  worse in cool air.
  Helonias.  °Anaemia; atony from prolonged haemorrhage. Dropsy
 from albuminuria, general debility, uterine  atony, or after uterine
haemorrhage.
  Hepar  sulph.   'Caries;  glands   inflame,  swell and  suppurate.
Rheumatic  swelling,  with heat, redness and sensation as if sprained.
Hard,  burning nodosities.
  Hydrastis.    Mucous  membranes:  secretions  increased, tena-
cious,ropy;  erosions. Muscles greatly weakened;  atony.  Marasmus, 
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scrofula   Cancer  cachexia.  Cancer: hard, adherent, skin mottled,
puckered; cutting like knives,  in mammae.
   Hyoscyamus.   "Fullness of  veins; full  pulse. Haemorrhages usu-
ally light red.   Obesity.   Skin and muscles lax.
   Hypericum.   °Injury to parts rich in sentient  nerves, especially
 fingers, toes,  matrices of  nails.   Lacerations;  when  intolerable
pains show nerves are seriously involved. Local congestions; nerv-
ous erethism,  with  or without haemorrhage; great nervous depres-
sion following wounds.  Always modifies  and  sometimes  arrests
ulceration and sloughing.   Next to the nervous  tissues, the joints
are affected; all articulations  feel bruised.
   Iodium.   :Swelling and  induration of glands.   Nightly bone-
pains.   Arthritic  affections of joints.   Emaciation.
   Ipecacuanha.   Haemorrhages, bright-red. Plethora; fat children.
Pains as if all the bones were being torn to pieces, with vomiting
and pains in bowels.   Dropsy in  internal parts.  Skin and muscles
lax.  Chlorosis;  menses scanty; skin   and mucous  surface  pale,
anaemic.
   Iris.    Excites the secretion of  the glands;  salivary,  pancreatic,
intestinal, etc.   Acts powerfully on gastro-intestinal mucous mem-
brane.
   Kali  bichrom.   cBones feel  bruised; caries.  Crackling  in all the
joints from the least motion.  Rheumatic pains in nearly all joints.
Diphtheritic formations  in nose, mouth, fauces,  pharynx,  larynx,
trachea, bronchi,  and even uterus and vagina.   Plastic exudations;
ropy, stringy mucus.   Emaciation;  anaemia.
   Kali  carb.   °Anaemia, with  great  debility; skin  watery,  milk-
white.   Obesity.   Disposition to phlebitis.   Atony  of  muscular
tissue.   Paresis.   Dropsy of old  people.
   Kali  chlor. G(Diseases  marked  by exudations,  swellings,  torpor
of liver, or by the casting  off  of effete albuminoid  substances, as
seen in the white coating of tongue,  or whitish  secretions and ex-
pectorations.   All ailments which have as a  principal  symptom a
white or gray coating  or  fur on  back of tongue;  exudation of a
white or gray substance on the mucous lining, tonsils,  etc.,  swell-
ings caused  by interstitial,  plastic exudations.   Expectorations  or
discharges  from  any  mucous membrane are  a thick,white or yel-
lowish  white, slimy mucus. Abscess,second stage,or when swelling
takes place.  Adhesions,  consequent   on   inflammations; fibrinous 
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exudations arising from excessive  blood pressure on walls of blood-
vessels.  Acute articular rheumatism, for the swelling; tongue as
in n.   Bleeding; when the blood is  dark,clotted,tough.  Bruises,
or congestions;  second stage, for  swelling.   Discharge  of thick,
white, or yellowish, slimy  mucus  from  nose,  ears,eyes or any pas-
sage covered with  a  mucous  membrane.   Dropsy:  arising  from
heart, liver or kidney disease, when  other  symptoms  correspond; '
from  obstruction of bile  ducts,  and  enlargement  of  liver;  from
weakness of  heart,  or with palpitation; or if fluid  drawn  off is
whitish,or if white mucus is in sediment of urine.  Embolus; for that
condition of blood   which  favors  the formation of fibrinous clots,
causing plugs. Exudations;after inflammation with effusion of lymph,
causing swelling of the parts.   Glandular swellings, chief remedy.
Inflammations:  in second stage,  for exudations; for skin,  with sub-
cutaneous swelling,  second stage;  of  soft  palate,  catarrhal,  with
white spots or patches; injuries from falls,  blows,  etc.,  second rem-
edy.   Lameness: of rheumatic origin,  with shiny, red  swellings;
chronic,caused by rheumatism of joints. Scrofulous enlargement of
glands; enlarged abdomen, with occasional diarrhoea, especially in
the young.    Scurvy; hard infiltrations.  Syphilis;  chronic stage.
All ulcerations, when  there is  swelling, or  a  dirty white surface
and similar discharge.   Ulcers, with  hard swelling.—Schussler.)
   Kali  iod.  °Purpura haemorrhagica.   Scrofula.  Emaciation and
loss of  appetite.  Distends  all tissues  by  interstitial   infiltration;
oedema; enlarged glands;  tophi; exostoses;  swelling  of the bones,
etc  Dropsy from  pressure of swollen  glands. Secondary syphilis:
especially  after abuse  of  mercury, or  complicated  with scrofula;
buboes; chancres,  with hard edges;  thin,   corrosive or curdy pus;
deep-eating ulcers.  Roseola. Rupia.  Rheumatism: pains in bones;
necrosis; exostoses; all worse at night.   Glands:  swollen, goiter,
bronchial, submaxillary, ulcerating,  atrophied.
   Kali nit.   ^Haemorrhages of bright-red blood.   Inflammation  of
stomach and  intestines.    Sudden swelling of  body, neck, thighs.
   Kali phos.   c(Atrophy;  wasting disease, when  putrid  smelling
stools set  in.    Anaemia; poverty of blood,  from  continuous  influ-
ences,  depressing the mind or nerves.   Cerebral  anaemia, causing
 nervousness.  Loss  of blood, dark, blackish,  thin, not  coagulating.
 Gangrenous conditions,mortification  in  first stage.  Rickets, atrophy,
 with putrid  evacuations.  Rheumatism;  acute  or  chronic,   with 
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pains disappearing or moving about, severe in  morning, after rest,
and on  first rising from a sitting position.  Septic bleedings, blood
putrid.   Suppurations;  dirty,  foul,  ichorous  matter,  with  very
offensive oelor. — Schussler.)
  Kali  sulf.   (Inflammations,  with  yellow, slimy  secretions, or
excessive serous secictions.—Schussler.)
  ♦Kalmia.   ♦Joints hot,  red, swollen—acute rheumatism.   GAcute
rheumatism going from joint to joint; violent fever; pains intense;
ankles  most painful  and swollen;  worse from least  motion.
  Kreosotum.    Haemorrhages; small wounds bleed much.  Haem-
orrhages and  fetid  stools—typhus.  Excoriation  of mucous  surface.
Rheumatic  pains in  joints,  also stitches, mostly of hip and  knee-
numbness, loss of sensation.  Rapid emaciation.
  Lachesis.  "Blood  dark,  non-coagulable;  small  wounds  bleed
much.  Affected parts bluish. Gangrene.  Ulcers: sensitive  to touch;
ichorous, offensive  discharge;  many small  pimples around them;
areola purple;  better from warmth.  Dropsy,from liver and spleen
diseases,after scarlatina; urine black; legs oedematous,first left, then
right.   Cellulitis, with  burning and blue color  of skin.
  Ledum.   -Emaciation of  suffering parts.   CEdematous  swellings
of whole body.
  Lithium.   Bones, joints,  muscles; whole body sore,  as  if beaten.
Arthritis.
  ♦Lycopodium.  ♦Bones  inflamed, mostly the  ends;  nocturnal
bone-pains.   Softening  of bones—caries.   Emaciation and debility
from  loss of fluids: upper parts wasted; lower limbs swollen—ascites.
Glandular  swellings.
   Magnesia mur.    Swelling of glands.
    Manganum acet.  ♦All the  bones, particularly  in lower limbs,
sensitive to touch-typhus.    Inflammation  of  bones, with nightly,
insupportable, digging pains.  Inflammation of joints.with  digging
pains at night.   Inflammatory swellings and suppuration.
  Mercurius.   cBlood   coagulates  easily.   Throbbing  or prickling,
stinging in veins. Erysipelatous inflammation,especiallyabout joints.
Excessive   emaciation.    CEdema  of  face, hands  and  feet, with
anaemia. Ascites,from organic lesion of liver. Anasarca,after scarla-
tina.  Glandular swellings, with or  without  suppuration.  Bone dis-
eases, worse at night.   Suppuration, especially if too  profuse.
  Mercurius cor. °Buboes.  Swelling of glands.  Necrosis of upper 
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jaw.   Drawing in periosteum, with heat in  head;  inflammation of
periosteum.   General  anasarca; face  reel  anel  swollen—Bright's
disease.
   Mercurius  prot. iod.   Glands swollen, indurated.
   Mezereum.  ^Emaciation  of face,or of diseased parts. Joints feel
bruised, watery,as if they woukl give way.  Bones: inflamed,swollen,
especially  shafts of cylindrical bones; caries; after abuse of mercury.
Soreness and burning  in bones  of thorax.   Bones  feel  distended.
   ♦Millefolium.   ^Haemorrhages.    'Congestions.   Painful varices
during pregnancy.  Mucus  discharge from atony.
   Natrum  carb.   -'Emaciation with pale face, dilated pupils,  dark
urine.   Swelling  and induration of glands.
   Natrum  mur.   * Varices.   Emaciation,  even  while  living  well.
(Discharges  from any  of  the mucous membranes, with co-existing
want of  activity in  some other portion  of  the  mucous lining.
Adynamic   conelitions,  with  drowsiness,   watery  vomiting,   etc
Dropsy,  after  scarlet  fever,  with  other  characteristic  symptoms.
Serous effusions,  if other symptoms correspond.   Chronic inflam-
mation of  salivary glands; also chronic swelling of lymphatic glands.
Haemorrhage;  blooel pale-red,  thin,  water)',  not coagulating.   Sun-
stroke, which  consists in a  less fluid condition of the blood,  espe-
cially  at  nape of neck.  Secretions,  ehscharges:  clear,  watery,  or
like boiled starch;  watery,  not sticky.—Schussler.)
   Natrum  phos.   ^(Secretions:  discharges of a creamy consistency,
and acid; yellow like-  honey, causing soreness of skin.—Schussler.)
   Natrum  sulf.    Crackling of joints; knees  stiff;  pain in bones;
sycosis.  (All ailments where  there is an  accumulation of water in
the areolar tissue,  causing watery secretions on the skin, or green-
ish exudations from  the  mucous  membranes,  liver   and tongue
as in n  and 18.  Dropsy from liver disease, when the effused liquid
is of a green color: also post-scarlatinal drops)-.—Schussler.)
   Nitric  acid.    Haemorrhages  profuse,  bright  or dark.   Putrid
decomposition.  Emaciation. Crackling in  joints.  Glands inflamed,
swollen,  suppurating.   Caries.
   Nux mos.    Bleeding from inner parts.  Dryness of inner parts.
Want  of blood, anamiia.    Marasmus of  little children.   Dropsy
of inner  parts.
   Nux vom.  °Atrophy of  infants;  no appetite, or ravenous hunger;
desire to eat, with frequent  vomiting;  constipation;   sallow  skin;
face bloated. 
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  Opium.   -Plethora.    Cyanosis.   Suppurations  painless,  also
ulcers.   Burning, or sensation of  coldness in veins.  Jerks;  only
the flexors active.   Increased excitability and  action in voluntary
muscles, with diminution of them  in involuntary muscles. Dropsical
swelling of whole bod)'.
  Petroleum.   c Haemorrhages,  blood light-red.   Swelling  and in-
duration of glands;  also after contusions.   Increased  secretion of
mucous membranes.  Emaciation: with diarrhoea by day,  none  at
night: children.
  Phosphorus.   -Ebullitions and  congestions.   Fatty degeneration
of liver, heart, kidneys,  etc;  anaemia.   Chlorosis,  with too  rapid
growth.  Haemorrhages  from internal organs.  Small wounds bleed
much.   Fungus  haematodes.  Sprains,  joints  dislocated.   Glands
enlarged,  especially after contusions.   Dropsy of  face, hands and
feet.   Swelling of bones; necrosis (lower jaw).   Exostoses:  espe-
cially of skull: tearing,  boring  pains;  worse  at night.   Hip-joint
diseased;  oozing a  watery pus.
  Phosphoric acid.   ^Haemorrhages, blood dark.   Painless swell-
 ing of glands. Interstitial inflammation of bones; scrofulous,  syph-
ilitic or mercurial.  Bone diseases.  Periosteal inflammation,  with
burning,  gnawing,  tearing pains.   Pains smarting, with caries,not
so  with necrosis. Emaciation, also of single parts.   External parts
i  ecome  black.
   Phytolacca.    Loss  of fat; animals.  It hastens suppuration. Pus
watery,  fetid,  ichorous.   Rheumatism  and gout; pains shift; joints
swollen,  red; periosteum  affected,  especially  in mercurialization,
and in syphilis;  pains in  long  bones  or  attachments of  muscles;
worse in damp weather, at night.  Glands inflamed,  swollen.  Bones
inflamed,  swollen.
   Plumbum acet.    Emaciation.  Dropsical swellings.
   Podophyllum.  -Fullness of superficial veins.  Softness  of flesh,
with debility;  children.   Relaxes  the  sphincter muscles,
  Psorinum.   -Body always has  a filthy smell,  even  after  a bath.
Thinner than usual, pale,  exhausted.   Deeply penetrating,ichorous
ulcers.  Caries.   Dropsy.
  Pulsatilla.   Haemorrhages; blood dark, easily  coagulating.  Vari-
cose veins; inflamed.   Circulation  weak,  sluggish, with   paleness
and constant  chilliness; anaemia.   Inflammations of  internal parts,
with disposition to suppurate.  Affections of mucous surfaces; dis- 
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 charges thence are  usually bland, yellowish,green, thick.   Emacia-
 tion, especially of  suffering  parts. Chlorosis,  especially after large
 doses of iron.  Glands swollen,  painful, hot.  Scraping or tingling
 in  periosteum:  jerking,  boring  in   bones.   Anasarca.
   Rheum.    Acute rheumatism:  going  from joint to  joint, right
 shoulder,in hip; left hip to right.  Lameness in hips and knees,after
 sprains  and  dislocations.   Anasarca.
   Rhus tox.    Acts on fibrous  tissue.   Cellulitis.   Dropsy,   with
 turbid  urine.   Glands swollen and hot, painful;  indurated; suppu-
 rating.    Pain as  if flesh were torn loose from  bones, or as  if  the
 bones were   being  scraped.   Inflammation and swelling of  long
 bones.
   Ruta.   -Bruised  feeling all over as from a fall or blow, worse in
 limbs and joints.  Bruises and other  mechanical injuries; of  bones
 and periosteum; sprains;  periostitis; erysipelas.  Drops).
   Sabadilla.    -Boring, cutting  in bones.
   Sabina.  -Drawing pains  through  long  bones.   Red, shining
 swelling of affected parts.  Arthritic complaints; tearing, stinging
 in joints after they  become swollen;  worse in heated room; better in
 open air or cool room.  Arthritic nodes.  Chlorosis.   Throbbing in
 all blood-vessels.
   Sambucus.  -GEdema, anasarca.
   Sanguinaria.    Languid circulation,  limbs cold, skin pallid; sen-
 sitive to atmospheric changes.  Veins distended, feel sore. Surging
 of blood. Red or gray hepatization   of  lungs.  Polypi, nasal  and
 uterine.   Carbuncles.  Warts.  Fungous  excrescences.
  Sarsaparilla.    ScrofuJous diseases.   Great emaciation, skin be-
 comes shriveled, or  lies in folds.
  ♦Secale.  ♦Lymphatic tumors.   Collapse from choleroid disease.
 dissolution  of blood corpuscles, blood thin,  passive haemorrhages.
 Neuralgia caused  by pressure on branch  of a nerve, by a distended
 vein.  Thrombosis  of abdominal vessels.  Tumefaction of glands.
 Rapid emaciation of paralyzed  parts. Ulcers  worse from external
 warmth.  Gangrene:  from  anaemia; external injuries, application of
 leeches or mustard;  better from cold, worse from heat; dry,  of old
 people.
  Selenium.   ^Great emaciation,  especially  of  face,   thighs  and
hands.
  Sepia.   cBad effects from  loss Qf   fluids   Painiess  swelHng of 
CHAPTER XXXIX.—TISSUES
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lymphatic glands. Erysipelas, generally pustulous.  Arthritic  affec-
tions of joints.   Crippled nails.
  ♦Silicia.  ♦Dropsy.   Emaciation.   Rachitis. Cancer.   Fistulous
openings, discharge offensive; parts around  hard,  swollen,  bluish-
red.   -Fungi,easily bleeding. Discharges and excretions offensive;
pus. stools, sweat of feet, etc.   Ha morrhages from nose, stomach,
bowels, or  lungs.  Swelling,  inflammation,  also suppuration of
glands.  Inflammation, swelling,  ulceration  and necrosis of bones.
Fibrous parts of joints, especially of the knee, inflamed. Children
while growing suffer  with  violent  pains,  swelling  of  limbs and
congestion.  Cellular inflammation;  boils,  abscesses,   etc. ; stage
of suppuration: tarely recovery; subsequent induration.   Malignant
and  gangrenous  inflammations.   -(All  ailments  and suppurations
which are  connected with  the  periosteum,  or  those  affecting the
connective tissue-sheaths covering nerve-fibers; also all suppurations
which are  generally deep-seated,   and   the  pus  thick  and yellow,
but   parts  usually   affected   supply   very   little   pus:   also
indurated     conditions   in  which    swellings,   as   of   ac-
cumulated  matter, undergo a  process of hardening.   Suppuration
of glands.   Gouty deposits in large joints of  fingers;  chalk-stones
are reduced by  it.   Secretions  mattery or bloody-mattery.   Whit-
low;  to control the formation of pus.    Wounds  when  discharging
thick, yellow matter.   Syphilis;  chronic,  with suppurations,  or in-
durations.— Schussler.)
  Spigelia.   GDropsy of internal parts.   Painful  glandular  swell-
ings.  Rheumatism attacking heart.
  Spongia.   -Ebullitions, distended veins.   Swelling  and inflam-
mation of glands.   Dropsy in  cavities of body.
  Staphisagria.   Stiffness and  sensation of  fatigue in all the  joints
on  motion.  Painful  swelling of glands. Swelling and  suppuration
of  bones and of periosteum.  Arthritic nodosities on joints.
   ♦Stramonium.♦Plethora,especially of  young persons.  Emaciated;
cries day and night;  cough. Anasarca,  after scarlatina.  -'Mitigates
the severe pains of tumors,abscesses.
  *Sulphur.  ♦Glandular swellings, indurated or suppurating. Scrof-
ulous and  rickety complaints.  Emaciation  of  children:  face has  a
verv old look.   Dry, flabby skin.
   Sulphuric acid.  ".Scars become blood-red or  blue, and  painful
Painful sensitiveness of glands.  Veins  (of feet) distended.   Weak 
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 and exhausted from some  deep-seated dyscrasia.   Haemorrhages of
 black blood from all the outlets of bod).
   Tabacum.   °Emaciation,  especially of back and cheeks.
   Taraxacum.  °Neuralgia and rheumatism  after typhus.
   Terebinthina.      Dryness, burning of mucous  membrane of air
 passages.   Dropsy,  with kidney affections.   Emaciation.
   ♦Theridion. ♦Scrofula, when other  remedies fail; rachitis, caries,
 necrosis, to reach the root of the evil and destroy cause.
    Thuja occ. ^-Emaciation and deadness of affected parts.  Sycosis.
 Induration;   later  softening.   CEdema  about  joints.   Flesh  feels
 as  if beaten off the  bones.
   Trillium.   -Haemorrhages,  usually  bright-red,  profuse.   Crowd-
 ing sensation in the veins,  like a tightening up of the parts;  worse
 in  those of legs and ankles.
   Valeriana.    Red parts  become  white.
   Veratrum alb.  Skin and muscles lax. Anaemia of skin. Pyaemia.
 Anasarca:  vomiting, purging, great prostration.
   Veratrum  vir.    Congestions, especially of  base of brain,  chest,
 spine, stomach.   Dropsy with fever—after scarlatina.
   Zincum  met.    Especially  in the  anaemic; brain exhausted; not
 able to develop  exanthemata.   Dropsy,  with   uneasiness in  renal
 region.

                            REPERTORY.

  Abscesses—bry.,  calc.  ph., calc.  s., ferr. phos.,  kali chlor., sib,
 stram.
   Adhesions—kali chlor.
   Albuminuria—helon.
  Anaemia—calc. ph.,  carb. v.,  cocc,   ferr.,  ferr.   phos.,  helb,
 helon., ipec, kai bi.,  kali c,  kali phos., mere,   nux m.,  phos.,
 puis., secale, ver.  a., zinc.
  Anasarca—acet. a., cinch., colch., dulc, ferr., helb,  mere, mere
cor.,  nat. s.,  puis.,  rheum, samb., ♦stram., ver.  a.
  Aneurism—calc.  f., ferr. phos.
  Arthritis—arg. m., berb., calcf., caust., helb, iod.,  lith., sabin.,
sepia, staph.
  Ascites—♦arg.  n.,  cinch., colch., lye,  mere
  Atony—helon., kali c, mill.
  Atrophy—baryt.,  calc.  e,  carb.  v.,  cinch., kali i., kali phos.,
nux v.
  Bloated—asaf., baryt, nux v.
  Bright's disease—ars., mere cor. 
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    Bruises—calc t, calc.  s., con.,  ferr.  phos.,  kali chlor.,ruta.
    Buboes—kali  i.,  mere cor.
    Cancer—apis,  aur., bism., calc  c,  kali phos., ♦sib
    Carbuncles— sang.
    Caries-asaf.,  aur., cinch ,  cist, cupr., guaiac, hep. s., kali bi
  ♦lye, mez.,  nit.  a.,  phos. a., psor., ♦therid.
    Catarrh —♦ant. t, apis, gels.
    Chancres—kali i.
    Chlorosis-*abrot., carb. v.,  cinch.,  ferr.,   ipec,   phos ,  puis
  sabin.                                                      >  r   •)
    Concussions —♦arn.
    Congestions—aeon.,  aloe, camph., ferr.,ferr. phos., gels.,  glon
  ham., hyper., kali chlor., mill., phos., sib,  ver.  v.
    Connective tissue—sil.
    Contusions—♦arn., con., petrol., phos.
    Corpulency—aur.
    Curvature,  spinal—asaf.,  calc ph.
    Cuts—ferr.  phos.
    Cyanosis — camph.
    Diphtheritic deposits—kali bi.
    Discharges—bapt, cinch., gels., kali   bi., kali  chlor.,   kali s.
 lach.,  nat. m.,  puis., ♦sib
    Dropsy —acet.  a.,  ant. c, apis, ♦apoc,  arn., ♦ars.,   aur.,  bry.,
 cact,  calad.,  calc. s.,  camph.,  cinch.,  colch.,  dulc,  ferr., ferr.
 phos., helb, helon.,  ipec,  kali c,  kali chlor., kali i.,lach.,nat m.,
 nat.  s., nux m., opium,  phos.,   plumb.,  psor.,  rhus,   ruta,  ♦sib,
 spig.,  spong., terebin.,  ver. v.,  zinc.
    Ecchymosis—absinth., aethus., apis, carb. v.
    Effusions — ♦apis.
    Elastic fiber —calc. f.
    Emaciation—abrot, acet. a., alum., ambr., am. e, anae, arg. m.,
 arg.  n., arn.,  ars., borax,  calc.  ph., caust.,  cinch.,  cocc, colch.,
 dulc, eup.  purp., euphr.,  ferr.,  graph.,  guaiac,  helb,  iod., kali
 bi., kali i.,  kreos., led.,  lye, mere, mez., nat. c, nat. m., nit. a.,
 petrol., phos.  a.,  plumb.,  psor.,  puis.,  sars., secale, selen.,  ♦sib,
 ♦stram., ♦sub, tabac, terebin., thuj.
   Erosions—hydras.
   Eruptions—ant. t, dulc.
   Excoriations—kreos.
   Excretions—♦apoc, guaiac, sil.
   Exhalations—bapt.
   Exostosis—aur., calc.  f., dulc, kali i., phos.
   Exudations,  plastic—calcf., calc s., kali bi., kali  chlor., nat. s.
   Fascia—sil.
   Fat,  loss of—phyt.
   Fungus haematodes—phos., sang., sil.
  Gangrene—am.  e,  ant.  e,  apis,   carb. v.,  cepa,   cinch.,   kali
phos., lach., secale,  sil.
  Goiter—kali i.
  Gout—♦abrot., agn., ♦arn., calc.  f.,  calc. ph., cocc,  phyt., sil.
  Gummata—carb. v. 
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   Haemorrhages—acet.  a., am.  c, ant.c, arn., caust., cinch., dulc,
 ferr., ferr.  phos., gels.,  ham.,  helon.,  hyos.,  hyper.,  ipec,  kali
 chlor.,  kali i., kali n.,   kreos.,   ♦mill., nat.  m.,   nit.  a., nux m.,
 petrol.,  phos., phos.  a., puis.,  secale, sib,  sul. a.,  trill.
   Hydrometra— colch.
   Hydro-thorax—colch.
   Hyperaemia—absinth., ferr. phos.
   Hyperinosis,excess of fibrine in blood—arn.
   Indurations-apis,  baryt., brom., calc.  f., carb.  v.,  cist., dulc,
 fluor. a., graph., hep.s., iod., mero.p.i., nat.c, petrol., rhus,  ♦sib,
 ♦sub, thuj.
   Infiltration—kali e, kali chlor.
   Inflammation—♦abrot,  agn.,  am.  c,  ♦ant.  t,  ♦apis,  ♦apoc,
 ♦arn.,  belb, calad., camph., carb.  an.,  caust., cepa,  cinch.,  cist.,
 cupr.,  dulc, eup. purp., ferr.  phos.,  hep.  s.,  kali chlor.,  kali s ,
 kali n.,  ♦lye,  mang., mere,  mere  cor.,  mez.,  nit. a.,  phos. a.,
 phyt.,  puis., rhus, ruta,  sepia,  sib,  spong.
   Injuries—calc.  t,  ferr. phos.,  hyper., kali chlor., ruta, secale.
   Lumps— calc.  t
   Lupus, a corroding disease like  cancer—calc. phos.
   Lymph   kali chlor.
   Marasmus--♦abrot., nux m.
   Naevus, a natural mark or blemish—fluor. a.  •
   Necrosis — kali  i.,  mere  cor., phos., phos.  a., sib,  ♦therid.
   Nodosities—agn ,  calc. h,  hep.  s., sabin.,  staph.
   Obesity—agar., ant. e,  caps., hyos., kali c.
  CEdema—♦arg.  n.,  colch., dig.,  graph.,  kali  i.,  lach.,  led.,
 mere,  samb.,  thuj.

 Pains—abrot ,  agar., ant.  c, asaf.,  aur., belb,  berb.,  calc.  ph.,
 caps.,  canth., carb. v.,  cist.,  clem.,  cocc,  con., cupr., dig.,  ferr.,
 guaiac, ham., helb, ipec, kali i., kalm., lith.,  ♦lye, mere, phos. a.,
 phyt ,  puis., rheum, rhus,  sib,  stram., sub, sul. a.
  Aches —arn.,  cepa, guaiac.
  Beaten,  as if— cocc,  lith.
   Boring—arg.  m., aur., helb,  phos., puis., sabad.
  Burning—aeon., baryt,  carb. an., carb. v.,  cocc, graph., hep. s.,
 lach.,  mez., opium,  phos.  a., terebin.
  Cramps—abrot., anae  , camph.
  Cutting —carb.  an., sabad.
  Digging—cocc, lith.
  Drawing—arg. m.,  cist., cupr., mere cor.,  sabin.
  Jerking—asaf., opium, puis.
  Neuralgic—asaf., secale,  tarax.
  Pressive—♦arg. m., cocc, cupr.,  guaiac.
  Prickling—ham., mere
  Sensitive—♦arn.,  calc. c,  guaiac,  lach.,  ♦mang., sul. a.
  Shooting—asaf., berb.
  Soreness—aescub,  arg. m., bapt,  calc  ph., cocc,  ferr. phos.,
lith., mez., sang.
  Stinging—carb. an., cocc,  ham., helb,  mere, sabin. 
CHAPTER XXXIX.--TISSUES
Hi
  Pains continued.
    Stitches—bry., con.,  kreos.
    Strained, sprained—bapt., carb.an., hep. s., phos., rheum, ruta
    Tearing—ambr., ♦arg. m., berb., cist, cocc,  cupr., ferr.,  phos.,
  phos. a.,  sabin.
    Tender—apiSi  ♦arg.m., ♦am., asaf.,  bry., calc.  e, guaiac, lach.,
  ♦mang., sang., sul. a.
    Tension—baryt., berb., dulc.
    Throbbing—asaf.,  ferr. phos.,mere, sabin.
    Tingling—con., puis.

    Panaritium—calc.  f.,  calc. s.
    Paralysis—♦absinth.,  caps.,  cocc, kali e, secale.

  Parts.
    Abdomen—acet.  a., ars.,  baryt, ♦hell.
    Ankles—abrot., kalm., trill.
    Areolar tissue— nat. s.
    Bladder—♦ant. t,  eup. purp.
    Blood—-aescub, agar.,  carb.  v., caust,   dulc,  ferr.,  ferr.  phos.,
  glon., kali chlor., kali n.,kali phos., lach., mere,  nat. m., phos. a.,
  puis., sang., secale,  sul. a., trill., ver. a.
    Blood corpuscles—aeon.,  secale.
    Blood-vessels-  belb, calc t, ferr., ferr.  phos., glon.,  sabin.
    Bones—agar.,  ♦arg. m., ♦arg. n.,  arn., asaf., aur.,  berb , calc. t,
 calc.  ph.,  cist, cocc, cupr., eye, ferr., ferr. ph., fluor. a., guaiac,
 iod,  ipec,  kali bi., kali  i., lith., ♦lye, ♦mang.,  mere, mez., nat.
 c, nat. s.,  phos., phos.  a.,  phyt., puis., rhus, ruta, sabad., sabin.,
 sib,  staph.
   Brain—absinth., ambr., helb, ver.  v., zinc.
   Bronchi—♦ant  t,  kali bi., kali  i.
   Capillaries—aeon.,  carb. v., caust.
   Cartilages—♦arg. m.
   Cellular  tissue—am., cupr., lach.,  rhus,  sil.
   Chest, thorax—aloe, ars..  colch., guaiac, helb, mez., ver.  v.
   Connective tissue—calc. s., sib
   Endo-cardium—absinth.
   Face—ant.  t, ars.,  baryt., mere,  mez.,  phos.,  selen.,sul.
   Fascia—calc.  f., calc.  s.
   Fiber—calc. f.,  caps., colch.,  rhus, sil.
   Fluids—calad .  ferr., ferr. phos., kali chlor., lye, sepia.
   Glands — aeon .  ant.  c, apis.,  arg. m., asaf., aur.,  baryt,  belb,
brom., calc  ph., calc. s., camph., caps., carb.  an., carb. v., cinch.,
cist,clem.,  cocc,con., dulc,  euphr., ferr.,  ferr.  phos.,  graph.,
hep.  s., iod.,  iris, kali chlor.,  kali i.,  lye, mag.  m., mere,  mere
cor.,  mere p. i.,  nat c.,  nat. m., nit. a.,  petrol.,  phos.,  phos. a.,
phyt., puis., rhus, secale, sepia, sib, spig., spong.,   staph.,  ♦sub,
sul. a.
   Heart—aescub, aur., cact, calc.  f., ferr. phos., kali chlor., phos.,
spig. 
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'.Parts continued.
   Intestines—acet.  a., am.  c, ant. t, ♦cinch., ipec,  iris, kali  n.,
 sil.
   Joints—abrot.,  agar., agn., ambr., anae, ♦arg.  m., bapt., bell.,
 bry., calc. c, calc  ph., calc s., camph., caps., carb. an.,  caust.,
 cepa,  cist,  cocc, colch.,  dig.,  ferr., guaiac, hyper., iod., kali bi.,
 kali chlor.,♦kalm., kreos., lith., mang.,  mere, mez.,  nat  s., nit.
 a., phos., phyt, rheum, ruta, sabin.,sepia, sib, staph.,   thuj.
   Kidneys—helb, kali chlor., phos., terebin., zinc.
   Legs—arg.  n., calc. ph., fluor. a., lach., mang., trill.
   Ligaments—calc.  f., calc.  s., sil.
   Liver—♦arg.  m, cinch., fluor. a.,  kali  chlor., lach., mere,phos.
   Lungs—acet.  a., sang.,  sil.
   Maxilla—arg. m., cist, mere  cor., phos.
   Membranes, mucous—aeon.,  aescub, aloe, ♦ant  c.,*ant. t., apis,
 bapt, belb, calad.,  cepa,  dulc,  ferr. phos., gels., hydras.,   ipec,
 iris, kali chlor., kreos.,  mill., nat. m., petrol.,  puis., terebin.
   Membranes, serous—aeon., ♦apis,  belb, calc.  s.,  colch., kali s.,
 nat. m.
   Mouth—♦ant. t.,  bapt.,  cinch., kali bi.
   Muscles—aescub,  agar., ambr., am. e, anae, apis, arg.  n., ♦am.,
 ars., baryt.,  berb.,  calad.,  calc. c,  caust, cham.,  cinch.,  clem.,
 ferr.,  ferr. phos.,  gels.,  hyos., ipec, kali c,  lith.,   opium,  phyt.,
 pod.,  ver. a.
   Nerves—cham., gels., hyper.,  kali phos., secale, sil.
   Nose—acet. a.,  am. e,  calc. ph.,  cinch., kali bi., sang., sil.
   Parts,  external—ambr.,  anae, ant. c , arn., aur.,  camph., phos. a.
   Parts,  internal—♦absinth.,  arn.,   camph., cocc,  colch.,   ipec,
 nux m., phos.,  puis.
   Parts,  soft—calc.  n.,  ferr.  phos.
   Parts,  suffering—graph., lach., led., mez.,  phos.a.,puis., sabin.,
 thuj.
   Pericardium—absinth ,  colch.
   Periosteum—apis, arn.,  belb,  calc. f.,  colch., ferr.  phos., helb,
 mere  cor.,  phos. a., phyt., puis.,  ruta, sib, staph.
   Portal system—aloe.
   Skin—aescub, agar., ♦ant. t,  ♦arn., ♦ars., carb.  v., clem., dulc,
 hyos.,  ipec, kali e, kali  i.,  lach., nux v., sang., sars., sub, ver. a.,
 zinc.
   Sphincters—bell.
   Spine—absinth.,  calc. ph., ver.  a.
   Spleen—cinch., lach.
   Stomach—absinth., acet  a.,  ♦ant. t,  bism.,  bry., kali n., sil,
 ver. a.
   Sutures—calc ph.
   Symphysis—calc.  ph.
   Tendons—calc.  f., calc. ph.,  sil.
   Thighs—asaf., kali  n.,  selen.
   Trachea—♦ant.  t, kali  bi.
   Uterus—acet a.,  belb,  colch., kali bi., sang. 
CHAPTER XXXIX.—TISSUES                      847
 Parts continued.
   Veins—agar.,  apis, berb., calc. f.,  carb. an., dig., fluor. a., gels.,
 glon.,  ham., hyos., kali  c, mere, opium, pod., puis., sang., secale,
 spong.,sul.  a., trill.
   Vertebrae— calc.  ph.

   Plethora—aur.,  carb.  an., ferr.,  glon., ipec, opium, ♦stram.
   Polypi—calc.  ph., sang.
   Prostration—bapt., gels., ver. a.
   Proud flesh—kali chlor.
   Pus—♦arn., asaf., bry., calc. s.,  gels., kali i., nat. phos., phos.,
 phyt., sil, ver. a.
   Pustules—♦ant.  t, sepia,  sil.
   Putrescence—bapt.,  nit. a.
   Rachitis—calc. ph.,  kali  ph.; ♦sib,  sub,♦therid.
   Rheumatism—♦abrot.,  agn.,  apis, ♦arn., bapt, berb.,  calc.  ph.,
 caust.,  cham., dulc. ferr. phos., guaiac,  hep.  s.,  kali  bi., kali
 chlor.,  kali i., kali phos.,  ♦kalm.,  kreos.,  phyt.,  rheum, spig.,
 tarax.
   Sarcoma—baryt.
   Scarlatina—♦apoc, +arg. n., ars., dulc, ferr. phos., helb, lach.,
 mere, nat.  m.,  nat.  s.,  ♦stram.,  ver. v.
   Scars—carb. an., graph., sul. a.
   Scirrhus—apis,  ♦apoc, carb.  an.
   Scrofula—aur., calc. ph., cist., dulc, kali chlor., kali  i.,  phos.,
 phos. a.,  sars.,  sub, ♦therid.
   Scurvy—am.  c., kali  chlor.
   Secretions—aloe, cepa, hydras., iris,  kali chlor.,  kali s., nat. m.,
 nat.  phos.,  nat. s., petrol., sil.

 Sensations—berb., mez., rhus, thuj., trill.
   Cold—agar., berb., carb. v.,  cocc, ferr.,  opium,  sang.
   Contractions—anae, caust,, guaiac.
   Numb—kreos.
   Stiff—abrot, apis, bapt., caps., caust., nat.  s., staph.

   Sepsis—♦arg.  n., ♦ars., carb. v.,  kali chlor.
   Steatoma—baryt.
   Stenosis—camph.
   Sunstroke—nat.  m.
   Suppurations—apis,  ♦am.,  calc. f., calc s.,  carb.  an., carb.  v.,
colch., cupr.,  hep. s., kali phos., mang.,  mere,   nit. a.,  opium,
phyt., puis., rhus,  sib,  staph.,  ♦sub
   Swellings—♦abrot., aescub,  agar., agn., ant.  e, apis, asaf.,aur.,
baryt,  belb, brom., bry., calad.,  calc. f.,  calc.  ph., calc.s., caps.,
carb. an., carb. v., cinch., cist., clem, cocc,  colch.,   con.,  cupr.,
dig., dulc,  euphr., graph., guaiac , helb, hep.  s., iod., kali chlor.,
kali  i., kali  n., ♦kalm.,  led., lye, mag. m.,  mang.,  mere, mere
cor., mere p. i., mez., nat c, nit  a., opium, petrol., phos., phos.
a., phyt.,  plumb.,  puis.,  rhus, sabin.,  sepia, *sih,  spig., spong.,
staph., ♦sub 
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XXXIX.
--TISSUES
  Sycosis—nat.  s., thuj
  Syphilis—calc s.,  guaiac,  kali  chlor., kali i., phos.  a., phyt,
sil.
  Tabes mesenterica—calc.  ph.
  Tumors—calc.  f , ♦secale,  stram.
  Typhoid —aeon.,  ♦arn ,  carb.  v.
  Typhus—♦apoc,  carb. v.,  kreos., mang., tabac.
  Ulcers—asaf.,  aur., bapt.,   calc. t,  calc.  ph.,   calc. s.,  caust.,
cist, ferr.   phos.,  ham., hyper., kali chlor.,   kali i., lach., opium,
psor.,  secale, sil.
  Varices—caust., ferr., mill., nat. m.
  Varicosis—apis, berb., calc.  f., fluor. a., ham.,  puis.
  Warts —caust., sang.
  Weakness—arg. m., ars.,  baryt., carb. an., carb.  v., sul. a.
  Wounds—calc.  s., carb. v., cinch.,  ferr. phos., hyper.,  kreos.,
lach.,  phos., sil. 
CHAPTER XL.-SKIN.
                          SYMPTOMATOLOGY.
   ♦Abrotanum.  ♦Skin flabby,hangs loose—marasmus.   Furunculrs;
 after hepar sulph.
   Absinthium.   Jaundiced.
    ♦Acetic acid.  ♦Skin pale and waxen—dropsy. ^Diseased cuticle,
 separates  in  flakes.  Broad, flat condylomata, dry or moist.  Naevi,
 warts, corns.
   ♦Aconitum.  ♦Red, shining,  hot swelling; violent pain.  Rash of
 children,  miliary, also  in  measles and scarlet  fever.   ^-Rash like
 measles, pain in  the joints; dry, barking cough; cannot bear "light;
 hot, dry skin.   Scarlet  rash,  with high  fever.   Spots like  flea-
 bites;  itching,unchanged by scratching.   Erysipelas, smooth skin;
 violent fever.   Erythema, from the sun's  rays;  papular erythema.
 Yellow skin,  jaundice.   Dryness and burning of the skin.
   ^Ethusa.  ^Eruption,itching when exposed to heat.  Liability  to
 excoriation of the thighs  when walking.   Red  spots  on the skin.
 Little water-blisters,itching in bed.  Tetters bleed easily. Reddish-
 blue spots on trunk and left leg.
   Agaricus.  ^Burning,itching,  redness and swelling, as from frost-
 bites.  Miliary eruptions close and  white, with intolerable burn-
 ing, itching.   Itching stitches  in various parts.
   ♦Ailantus.   ♦Eruption of  miliary rash in patches, with efflores-
 cence between-the points of rash, of  a dark, almost livid  color;
chiefly on  forehead and  face. Malignant scarlatina.  cSkin cold and
dry, almost livid  color;  after pressing with the finger the color re-
turns very  slowly.   Itching  around left ear, back, face and neck  at
night; felt  as if she would go crazy.  Large  maculae and bullae, filled
with  a claret-colored serum.   Petechiae.
  Alumina. ""Intolerable itching of the whole body, epecially when
getting warm in bed;  scratches until the skin bleeds, which is then
painful.  Eruption humid, scabby, sore, gnawing.   Ulcerated  sur-
face,   secretes  yellow-brown   pus,   smelling  bad.  Blood-boils.
Rhagades.   Bulbous excrescences.
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   ♦Ammonium  carb.   ♦Malignant  scarlatina:  with  somnolence;
starting from sleep; dark-red, or  putrid sore  throat; sticky saliva-
tion; parotitis;  external  throat  swollen;  stertorous  breathing;  in-
voluntary stools,  with excessive vomiting; body  red with miliary
rash, or faintly developed  eruption; threatened paralysis  oi brain.
 Violent itching;  after scratching burning blisters  appear. Itching
lessened by scratching.  Upper half  of body as red as scarlet.  Ery-
sipelas of old people, when cerebral  symptoms are eleveloped; while
the eruption is  still out,  debility and soreness  of  the whole body;
tendency to gangrenous elestruction.  Desquamation;  receding  scar-
let fever.
   ♦Ammonium  mur.   ♦Itching on various  parts of body,  generally
evenings before going to bed; better  afterward.  'Fine  rash over
the whole body.  Rash, like  measles.   Smallpox;  more  on  trunk
and upper limbs.
   Anacardium. White herpetic spots.  Burning and stinging herpes.
Eruptions, itching excessively. Blisters discharging  a yellow trans-
parent liquid, hardening to a crust in the open air.  Warts even  on
palms of hands.
   ♦Antimonium crud.  ♦Eruption like measles.  Horny excrescences.
 Smooth warts.   Eruption like  boils  and  blisters.   Pustules  like
varicella.  Itching of skin,   feels sore when  scratched.   Pimples
and  vesicles  as  from  stings of insects, especially on face and joints
of extremities.  Deep, spongy ulcers.   Eruption  with thick,  hard
 scabs; often  honey-yellow.   Bed-sores.
   ♦Antimonium tart.    ♦Thick eruption,  like  pocks,  often  pustular,
as large as a pea.   Pustular  eruption  leaves  bluish-red  marks  on
face,  also similar  eruption on genitals and thighs,  painful.  Erup-
tion fails to appear and convulsions set  in;  varicella.    Red,  itch-
ing rash over the  body.  Vesicular eruption over  the body.   Itch-
ing pustules which soon dry  up.  Itching in the  skin.
   ♦Apis.   ♦Scarlatina.  Erysipelas,  with  bruised,  sore  pain and
much swelling.   Urticaria, like bee stings,  or  stings  from  other
insects, with intolerable  itching at  night.   Carbuncles with burn-
ing,  stinging pains.    Stinging,   burning,  prickling, smarting, or
itching of the skin; sensitiveness to the slightest  touch. Skin very
hot and red.  Red  spots on abdomen  and other parts;  burning, sting-
ing.   Intensely  deep-red rash.   Eruption like measles.  Small pus-
tules, with burning, smarting, stinging;  forming  dry,  scaly  lami- 
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851
nated,brownish scabs.  Body covered with large white wheels, deep,
scarlet interspaces.  White miliary  eruption  of chest and abdomen.
Skin  pale, waxy,  almost transparent, dark blue, almost black.
  Argentum  met  ^Itching unchanged  by scratching.  Sore  exan-
themata;  cannot bear to have  them  touched, even   the motion  of
the skin is almost unbearable.   Stinging, as from  fleas  here and
there.
  ♦Argentum nit.  ♦Bluish-black eruption—scarlet  fever.   Erysip-
elatous bed sores: left  shoulder,sacrum,or both hips; center covered
with dry, bloody  incrustations;  black, hard  on sacrum—typhus.
 Pustulous ecthyma.   Wart-shaped excrescences on the skin. Skin
from a bluish-gray,  violet, or bronze color, to red-black; skin brown,
tense,  hard.   Itching,  smarting,  mostly of thighs and axillae,when
warm at night.
  ♦Arnica. ♦Many small painful  boils,  one after another; extremely
sore.   °Hot,  red, oedematous.   Hot, hard,  shining swelling, from
insect sting.  Petechias, ecchymosis.  Red spots first  on limbs,then
upon  the trunk.   Bed  sores,   especially  sacral  region and   hips.
Erysipelatous inflammation,  left  hand dark  blue.   Phlegmonous
erysipelas.   Erythema  nodosum.   Varicose  ulcers; torpiel,  dirty,
bluish bottom; no pus,but watery,  fetid secretion;  half transparent
crusts, like thick  glue; fetid.   Painful  ulcers.   Corns (locally).
  ♦Arsenicum.  ♦Pimples burning violently,  causing almost unen-
durable anguish.  Eruption  delays  or  suddenly  pales, becomes
livid, or intermixed with  petechias;  malignant sore  throat; dropsy;
or eruption well out, but  with  disproportionate weakness, mild de-
lirium,  vomiting,etc—scarlatina. Variola, asthenic  cases;  pustules
sink,  areolae  grow livid; also in  haemorrhagic  and   septic   forms.
Black vesicles,causing  burning pain.   Cancers,with burning pain.
Burning,  itching, painful  after  scratching.   Bran-like, dry, scaly
eruption.   Carbuncles.    Skin very white and pasty looking, later
yellow, scaly.   Skin dry and scaly.   Blue spots on skin.  Herpetic
eruption,itching and burning.   Eruption  resembling red petechias,
from the size of a flea bite to that  of a  lentil.   Ulcer  with high
edges; discharges black,coagulated  blood.   Ulcer on leg: covered
with gray crust,  and surroundeel  with an  inflamed  border; burning
and painful.    Painful  sensitiveness of  old ulcers.   Purulent, fetid
secretions from eruptions.  Gangrenous aspect of  sores. Itch-like
eruption  in bend of  knees. 
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  ♦Arum  tri.   ♦Exanthema  like scarlet  rash,  with  itching; skin
peels off  afterwards.   Itching  in  scarlatina.   Desquamation  a
second or third time  in  large flakes—scarlatina.    Little  round,
red,  hard pimples all over the body, legs, arms and  face.
  ♦Asafcetida.   ♦Ulcers with high,  hard edges,  sensitive  to touch,
easily bleeding; pus profuse,greenish,  thin, offensive,  even  ichor-
ous.   ^Shooting pain  around the ulcer.   Ulcers grow black.  Old
scars break  open and turn black.
  Aurum  met.   -Violent itching, first in  the  soles  of the  feet and
then over the whole body,from evening till midnight. Fine papular
eruption  on the face.   Deep ulcers affecting the bones, after  abuse
of mercury.   Small  and large blotches; stinging,   burning, feeling
like  hard  knots; of a dirty yellow color;  less indoors than in  open
air.
  Baptisia.    Burning all over the  skin,  worse  in  the face.   Livid
spots on the body and limbs; not elevated; of irregular shape. Erup-
tion  like measles or urticaria.   Eruption  thick  on   palatine   arch,
tonsils and  uvula; breath fetid;  salivation; prostration- variola.
   ♦Ear) ta carb.  ♦Fatty tumors about the neck.   Pimples on the
feet  suppurate and spread like ulcers.   Ringworms.   Skin humid,
sore, warts.  A small wound as from a splinter  throbs and  ulcer-
ates.   Itching,  prickling, burning,  here .and  there, not relieved by
scratching or rubbing.  Scratching causes prickling pimples.
  ♦Belladonna.   ♦Redness of the whole   body,  with  quick pulse.
Smooth, scarlet redness of the surface of  the whole  boely.   Pus-
tules break  out  in the cheek and nose  which  rapidly fill with pus,
and  become covered with a  crust.   Painful  sensitiveness  of  the
skin to  contact.   Eruption  resembling  measles.   Heat over  whole-
body,  with  bluish redness of the  whole  surface.   Skin  imparts a
burning sensation to the examining hand   Intense  erysipelatous
fever, accompanied  with  inflamed   swellings, passing  even  into
gangrene.   Pustules on nape of neck,  arms and  back.  Red,   scaly
eruption on lower part of body as far as the abdomen.  Skin scarlet
and  smooth. Urticaria  during  menstruation.   Jaundice: after  abuse
of peruvian  bark or mercury; in complication with  stones in gall
bladder
  Benzoic acid.  °Itching  on  various  parts,  yielding  rather an
agreeable  sensation  on  being  scratched,  but  leaving a  burning
Slightly elevated, round,  wart-like spots  about the  anus, varying 
                         CHAPTER XL.—SKIN                     853

 from a half to one and a half inches  in   diameter, with  smarting
 soreness;  urine strong-scented and high-colored; after using copaiva.
 Syphilitic spots anel marks.
   Berberis aquifob   Eczema on different parts of body. Scaly skin
 diseases.   Pimples of face and neck.  Roughness  of the  skin  of
 face.   Psoriasis.
   Berberis vulg.   Burning, smarting, stitching, or corrosive itch-
 ing which  provokes scratching,though it  soon returns at  the same
 or some other place.   Red marble-spots:  with corrosive or bruised
 pain;  like petechia?, with  itching  and  burning.  Swollen varices,
 pimples,usually isolated, sometimes in  groups.   Lymphatic  swell-
 ing. Jaundice, with pale,tough feces,or with  profuse,  acrid, watery
 diarrhoea.  Old yellow spots  around  the  navel,  peeling  off.   Red
 pustules,with  burning, itching and stitching;  sensitive  to  pressure,
 changing into  brown  .spots.
   Bismuthum.    Ulcers gangrenous, bluish;  or  dried, parchment-
 like.  Corrosive itching on  side of tibia,  and on back of  the  feet
 near the joints; worse from  scratching; must scratch till it bleeds.
   Borax.   -Sensation of a  cobweb  lying  upon  skin of face or
 hands.   Unhealthiness of the skin; slight injuries suppurate.   Se-
 vere itching on the back of  the  finger-joints; must  scratch  them
 violently.   Red,  papulous eruption on the cheeks  and  around the
 chin.   Herpetic eruption on the nates.  Old  wounds and ulcers are
 inclined to re-open and suppurate.   Ulcer in left axilla.
   Bovista.     Urticaria covering  nearly  the  whole  body,  some
 blotches nearly two inches in diameter; causeel by tar.  Rash,  pim-
 ples, with  burning itching.   Warts anel corns with shooting pains.
 Itching on  getting warm, continues after  scratching.   Red, scabby
 eruption on thighs and benels of knees  appears  with  hot weather
 and  with full moon.  Moist or dry herpes.  Tetter on back  of  hanel;
 after bright-reel  pimples;  rough, darkened, moist spots.
   Bromium.    Tickling,  itching,  prickling, and stitches  in  the
 skin at various places.  Pimples and pustules.   Boils on the arms
 and in the face.
   ♦Bryonia.   ♦Red,  round,  hot spot  on the cheek,  over the  malar
 bone.   Yellow skin of the  whole  body.   Rash  peculiar  to lying-
 in women  and their infants.  Red, elevated, rash-like  eruption over
 the whole body.  Nettle-rash or  other eruptions characterized by
sensation of prickling, particularly when  the  parts  are  touched. 
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CHAPTER XL.—SKIN
Slow development of rash  in eruptive fevers;  or, sudden  receding
of rash,  with  difficult  respiration,  or  inflammatory  affections of
chest. .  Erysipelas,when confined to the joints.  When scarlatinal
eruption delays, or suelelenly receeles: elropsy,  pleuritis  or  menin-
gitis.
   Caladium.   -Suelden, violent,  corrosive burning, often on  small
spots,   as   cheeks,   nose,  toes,   etc  Rash:  on chest,  alternating
with  asthma; on  the forearm.
   Calcarea  carb.   Skin dry and shriveled,yellow.  Nettle-rash which
always elisappears in cool air.  White nettle rash of children, itch-
ing intolerably.   Elevated red stripes  on  the tibia,  with   severe-
itching  and  burning after rubbing.   Scurf)  pimples  on  border of
free edge of  lower  lip.   Unhealthy,  ulcerated   skin;  even  small
wounds suppurate.   Moist eruptions behind the  right ear.   Ring-
worms.   Itching  over  various  parts of  body.   Man)' very   small
warts appear here and there.  Warts; rhagades on hands and fingers
of persons who work  in lime or water.
   Calcarea fluor.   (Eczema;in alternation with kali chlor.   Psori-
asis, scaly skin affections, more  frequently  occurring in middle-
ageel persons, of weak constitution.  — Schussler. )
   Calcarea phos.   Dry skin;   moist  on  hands.   Skin dark-brown
or yellow.   Itching and burning  as  from nettles.   Scalding herpes
on  the lower  leg.   Furuncles; ulcers.   Scars following amputation
ulcerate.  Tubercles of skin.  (Cancer,in scrofulous constitutions.
Eczema,with anaemia.  Lupus;if  a partial manifestation of scrofula.
Skin affections  in anaemic  persons.—Schussler.)
   Calcarea sulf.  (Skin affections  with greenish,brownish or yellow-
ish scabs.   Suppuration of skin after inflammation.   Sores,if pus
discharges;  unhealthy, with bad  odor.   Ulcers; open,  suppurating
sores which  may  result from abrasions,  pimples,  wounds,   burns,
scalds or bruises.   Boils; as third remedy to control  suppuration.
Burns and scalds, when suppurating: as second remedy.   Carbun-
cles; to  control  the  formation of pus.  Crusta lactea;if there is pus.
Pimples, pustules,  scabs anel other   skin  affections, especially  of
children, if  there  is pus—Schussler)
  Camphora.   JDryness of skin,  not  a  trace of sweat.  Blood-blis-
ters.  Erysipelas.   Gangrene.   Hard spots.   Sequelae of  measles.
Sudden  sinking away of variola  pustules.  Measle eruption delays;
tetanic rigors; skin cold, bluish; dysuria.  Scarlatina,  with   cold 
CHAPTER XL.—SKIN                     855
 blue, hippocratic face; rattling in throat, with hot  breath,  sweat
 on forehead; child will not be covered.
   Cantharis.   Erythema from  exposure  to   the rays of the sun.
 Burning,  itching pains.  Erysipelatous inflammation  of the skin,
 forming  blisters.   Ulcerative pain  when  touched.   Gangrenous
 ulcers,  with itching  and tearing pains.   Pemphigus.   Itching  as
 from iioe, changing place.   Tearing pain in ulcers.   Burns, before
 blisters form.
   Capsicum.  ^Itching, worse   from   scratching.  Burning in  the
 skin.   Herpetic-like eruption on forehead or  face, itching,  burn-
 ing.  Stinging,  biting  or burning itching,  worse  on  scalp, face
 and chest.   Skin bloated,flabby.
   'Carbolic  acid. ♦Vesicular eruption all over the body which  itches
 excessively,  better from  rubbing, but leaving a burning pain. °Itch-
 ing of the skin on various parts of the bod)'.
   Carbo ani.   Erysipelatous  swellings,  with burning pain.  Itch-
 ing over the  whole body, evening in  bed.
   Carbo veg.    Nettle-rash.   Dry  rash,  like  itch.   Fine,  moist
 rash, with burning in spots where there  is no  eruption.   Folds of
 skin become raw  and ulcerated.   Ulcers: varicose, scorbutic,livid,
 easily bleeding,  fetid.  Decubitus in  typhus, from  decomposition
 of the blood. Aneurisms; bright-red,round,  flat, bleeding violently
 from  least wound.  Single,  scattered red spots  on the  neck.  Itch-
 ing and soreness in the axillae.
   Causticum.  intertrigo during teething.   Excessively   itching,
 moist tetter  on the neck.   Eruption of pimples on the tip  of nose.
 Itching: all over the body, at various  parts, especially  on the  tip
 and wings of nose,  face,  scrotum,  back,  arms, palms,  dorsum of
 feet.  Injuries of the skin which had  healed, become  sore again.
   Chamomilla.    Skin unhealthy,  every  injury suppurates.   Exan-
 thema difficult to heal.   Red  rash on  the cheeks.   Skin  inclined
 to inflammation. Burning and smarting pain in the ulcer at night,
with crawling and  painful  over  sensitiveness  to  touch.   Itching
pimples covereei  with  scurfs,  and  ulcerating   around  the ulcer.
Severe itching of the  sweating parts.   Skin yellow, jaundiced.
  Chelidonium.  °Skin yellow,  yellowish-gray.   Red and painful
pimples and  pustules  on  various  parts.   Itching of the skin.  Old,
putrid,  spreading ulcers.
  ♦Cicuta.   ♦Elevated eruptions   as large as peas on  the face,  on 
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 both hands, even on the balls  of   the fingers, with  burning  pain
 when touched; later they became fluent.  Burning,suppurating  erup-
 tions, with yellow scurfs.
   Cimicifuga.   Eruption of white  pustules over the face and  neck,
 sometimes large,  red, papular.   Prickling,   itching  heat  of  the
 whole surface.
   ^Cinchona.   ♦Yellow color  of  the skin;  jaundice.   Skin  dry,
 flaccid, yellow;  whole   body  sensitive,  even  palms  of  hands.
 Ulcers ichorous, sensitive:   ichor  has a putrid smell.   Ulcers flat,
 shallow, copious discharge.   Smallpox,  pustules black.
   Cistus.   Ttching all over the body, without  eruption.  Herpetic
 eruption on various parts.   Scrofula;  extremely  sensitive to cold
 air.  Mercurio-syphilitic  ulcers,  surrounded by hard swelling; on the
 lower limbs.
   Clematis.   ^Eruption: looks  inflamed during the increasing,and
 dry  during the  decreasing moon;  moist eczema,  itching severely;
 worse from washing in cold  water;  from warmth  of bed, from wet
 poultices.   Dark,  burning,  miliary  eruption,  with violent itching.
 Eruption on neck and occiput.   Scaly tetter with  thick  crusts.
   Coffea.    Dryness of  the  skin, but not in febrile diseases.  Ex-
 cessive sensitiveness  of  the skin.    Measles, with  over-excitability
 and  weeping.   Scarlet rash,  with overwhelming pains and lament-
 ing  mood.
   Conium.    Erratic itching on all parts of   the  body.  Tetters
 humid, burning, corroding,   crusty.  Blackish ulcers, with bloody,
 fetid,  ichorous  discharges, especially  after contusions.  Petechias
 in old persons.   Urticaria from violent   bodily exercise.  Itching
 on the dorsum of the  finger.
  Croton tig.     Red, moist spot, exuding an offensive moisture,
 on the left thigh opposite  the  scrotum:  it is  painfully  sore  to
 touch and  on  walking; troublesome  smarting when walking.   Itch-
 ing and painful burning, with  redness   of the  skin, formation  of
 vesicles and pustules;  desiccation of  the pustules: desquamation and
 falling of the  pustules.   Itching  pustules.  In  any  skin disease
characterized  by  intense   itching,  especially if very  sensitive
to  friction.   A  very   slight  scratch   or  rub  always  itching.
Vesicles on the  skin,  with a  yellow,  plastic  exudation  that burns
like  fire.
  Cuprum.  Skin  inelastic,   dough-like.   Intense  itching without 
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eruption. Eruption of  measles develops,  and cough is ameliorated.
Repercussion of eruption, with convulsions, vomiting or gagging;
pale face and twitching of limbs.   Tetters:  spreading,  oozing; in
bend of  elbow.   Old ulcers.
   Dolichos.    Violent itching all  over  body,  without  any visible
eruption—constipation during  pregnancy.   Dry,   tettery  eruption
on arms and limbs, resembling zona.   Jaundice,  with  itching  of
the skin.
   ♦Dulcamara.  ''Nettle-rash   over  the  whole  bod)',  with  much
itching:  after scratching it   burns;  increases in warmth,  better in
cold. Skin hot,dry. Tetter oozing a watery fluid,which bleeds after
scratching.    Thick,  brown   herpes,  red border.  Red  spots, as
from flea-bites.   Eruption of  itching pustules, ceasing to  itch after
scabbing over;  sensitive  to   touch;  worse  washing.   Suppressed
itch.  Painful ulcers; discharge scanty.   Small  furuncles on places
formerly injured by contusion.  Warts  fleshy,  or large, smooth;
on dorsa of hands  and on face.  Retrocession of  eruptions,  from
exposure to damp, cold air.  Skin callous.
   Eupatorium perf.    Eruptions develop tardily;  especially   mea-
sles.  Spotted fever; head drawn  backwards; limbs  ache; feel  sore.
Ringworms.
   ♦Euphorbium.    ♦Erysipelatous   inflammation;   large  vesicles,
filled with yellow  serum.     Violent  phlegmonous inflammation.
Pustules; eczema;  gangrene;  corrosive burning,itching of  the skin.
   Ferrum met    Dry  skin in  pneumonia. Skin  pale,  yellow, sal-
low, dirty, withered, flabby.    Yellow-brown  spots  sore to touch.
Scarlatina, during  desquamation.   Skin peels off on shoulders and
left hand.  Warts  on  fingers and backs  of  hands.   Ulcers   pale,
oedematous.
   Ferric phos.   °(Boils or   carbuncles  at commencement, with
heat, pain, congestion   and throbbing.  Sores, festers,  gatherings,
first stage.   Inflammation of skin.   Measles in all stages, and the
symptoms  of  inflammatory   affections   of  chest,  eyes  and ears.
Pimples;  for   the   heat,  redness and congestion  of skin.   Skin
affections  in  first  or  inflammatory  stage.  Ulcers, with  fever,
heat and redness.—Schussler.)
   Fluoric acid.     Burning pains on small spots of the  skin.   Dry
cutaneous eruptions.   Squamous eruptions on  the body.  Elevated
red blotches.   Erosions, mucous  tubercles.   Naevus on  right  tern- 
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pie.   Ulcers: painful,  worse from warmth, better from  cold,  with
copious discharge.  Old cicatrices become red around  the edges,
covered or surrounded by itching vesicles, or they itch  violently.
  Gelsemium.    In retrocedent measles,  with livid spots, dullness
of brain, or abdominal  or  thoracic  congestion;  fever   heat  with
drowsiness.   Papular eruption like measles,especially on the  face.
Skin  hot, dry; gastric  and  nervous fevers.   Erythema,  especially
on face and  neck.
   ♦Graphites.  ♦Skin diseases,  erysipelas, ulcers.  Itching blotches
from  which oozes a corrosive,  watery, stick)  fluid, in many parts
of the body. Excoriation  of  skin, especially in children.  Old scars
from  ulcers.   Itching over various parts  of  body.  Violent itching
and burning,  with eruptions.  Eczema, with  profuse, serous  exu-
dations, in  blondes inclined  to  obesity.  Skin is not inclined to heal,
ulcerates readily.    Old ulcers,with fetid  pus,  proud flesh,  itching,
stinging.   Skin dry, inclined to crack.
  Guaiacum.   Scratching improves.  Itching,  tetter-like eruptions.
Appears to promote breaking of abscesses.
   Helleborus.  *- Itching unchanged by scratching. Skin pale,yellow.
Li\iel spots  on skin.   Painless ulcers.   Skin  peels  off;  hair and
nails fall out
  ♦Hepar sulph.  ♦Unhealthy, suppurating  skin; even   slight in-
juries   suppurate.   Ulcers:   very  sensitive   to  contact;  easily
 bleeding:    burning   or    stinging  ulcers,   smelling   like   old
cheese; little pimples  surrounding the  principal ulceration.  °Yel-
Icwness of the skin.   Burning itching  on  the  body, with  white
vesicles after scratching.   Humid  soreness on  genitals,  scrotum
and folds between the scrotum  and  thigh.   Eruptions very sensi-
tive,  sore to the touch.   Miliary rash in circles.   Itching rash in
bends of knees and  elbows.   Nettle-rash.  Dry,  pimply eruptions.
Eczema  spreading by means of new  pimples,  appearing  just be-
yond  the  old parts.   Stinging, burning of  edges  of  ulcers.   Pro-
motes suppuration.
  Hydrastis.   -Erysipelatoid rash on the face, neck,  palms, joints
of fingers and  wrist, with maddening, burning heat;  later  skin ex-
foliates;  pain worse at  night.   Variola;   itching, tingling  of  the
eruption;face swollen;  throat raw; pustules dark; great prostration.
In psoriasis, as a cerate.
  Hydrocotyle.   Erysipelatous  redness.  Three spots almost  com- 
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. pletely circular,  with slightly raised,  scaly edges.  Yellowish spots
 on  both legs.  Papular eruption  on the  face.   Pustules on  the
 chest.   Prickling on different parts   Intolerable itching in several
 places. Lupus exedens;  use  it internally anel externally.
   Hyoscyamus.    Skin often pale, with delirium;  body hot.  Hot,
 dry, brittle skin; want of sensation.   Brown or  gangrenous spots.
 Skin red,  or with  red rash.   Varicella;  vesicles in crops;  sleep-
 less; nervous; dry cough, must sit up.  Large pustules, clustering
 from hips  to  knees.   Ulcers,  painful,  bleeding;  bruised  feeling
 on  moving  the part.   Scarlatina,  with marked  mental  symptoms.
   Hypericum.   Great  itching when  undressing,  most  in  sacral
 region. Skin rough,  as if full of  small  knots.   Pimples  on fore-
 head,  throat,back, hips.  Tetters beginning  with sore  places, and
 forming hard, yellow  crusts,  with violent  itching.  Smarting  erup
 tion like nettle-rash, on  the hands.
   Ignatia.   cGreat  sensitiveness  of the skin  to  a  draft  of air.
 Itching better from gentle scratching; when  getting heated in  the
 open air.    Skin  chafed,  sore.   Ulcers painless;  discharge scanty.
   Iodium.     Rough, dry skin. Dirty  yellow, clammy,  moist  skin.
 Scars itch,  break open,or pimples break out on them.  Nodosities.
   Ipecacuanha.     Miliaria  rubra, with   dyspnoea,  colic,  nausea.
 Miliary rash on  forehead, temples, cheeks. Skin itches; he scratches
 until he vomits.  Rash  (of  the  lying-in).  Eruptions  suppressed,
 or tardily  appearing, with oppression  of  the chest; vomiting and
 tickling cough.   Erysipelas; the redness leaves  too soon,  with  re-
 newed  vomiting.
   Iris.   Pustular eruption on scalp,  face, around  mouth.   Irreg-
 ular patches on  knees, elbows and body, with shining  scales; the
 edges slightly raised   Herpes zoster  on right side  of body.   Fine
 eruption, showing  black  points  after  scratching, great  itching at
 night.
   Kali  bichrom.  l Burning,  stinging  in  the skin.  Skin  hot, dry
 and  red.  Violent  itching of the  whole surface; then small pustules
 form, mostly on  arms and legs; scabs smart,  pain and burn;  worse
 in hot,  better in  cold  weather.  Heat and itching  of the  skin at
 night,  when warm in  bed,  followed by  reddish,  hard   knots, from
 size  of  a  pin's head to that of a split  pea; center depressed, with
 a  dark  scurf;  surrounded hy an  inflamed base.    Dry eruption like
 measles.   Small pustules over  body, like smallpox;  they disappear 
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without bursting; mostly on  face  and  arms.   Brown  spots  like
freckles, on the  throat. Blisters  full of serum on sole of right foot.
Small pustules on the roots of the nails, spreading over  hands to
wrists;  arm  red,  axillary glands suppurate; small pustules on the
hands secrete a  watery fluid  when  broken; if  not  touched, fluid
thickens into a  yellow, tough mass.   Blocd-boil   on right   thigh;
right side  of spine,near last rib;  painful on  least   motion.   Ulcers
dry, oval;  edges overhanging, bright-red areola; base hard, corrod-
ing; becoming deeper; cicatrix remains  depressed.  Scabs  on fin-
gers, corona glandis;  deep,stinging cicatrices on  the hands.
  Kali brom.   -Acne  of face, shoulders and chest,in young,  fleshy
people of gross  habits.  Large,  indolent,  painful  pustules; boils.
Pustular ulcerations and small boils.
  Kali carb.    Yellow, scaly spots over  abdomen, or around  the
nipples.  Burning, itching herpes; moist  after  scratching.   Ulcers
bleed at night.   Skin dry,itches; better from scratching.  Erysipe-
las.  Herpetic spots on the face.
  Kali chlor.    Violent itching  of  the whole  body.  Numerous
small,  red papules.   (Blisters arising from burns; use also lccally.
Boils;  to blight the swelling before matter forms;  use also locally.
Condylomata; internally and externally.  Crusta lactea;  chief reme-
dy, or with calc. s.   Eczema, skin diseases arising   from vaccina-
tion, or from deranged or suppressed uterine functions;  tongue  as
in n.   Skin  affections, with oozing from  inflamed skin,  especially
if exudation is whitish, opaque.   Skin affections of vesicular form,
or discharges of white  secretions.   Eruptions,  pustules, pimples,
discharging white, mattery substance.  Erysipelas,  vesicular;   the
chief remedy.   Erythema, if there be swelling, with  tongue as in
n.   Excoriations,especially if inclineel to scab.   Inflammation  of
skin,  with subcutaneous swelling, second  stage. Lupus,  principal
remedy.   Measles, hoarse  cough, glandular  swellings, second  rem-
edy. Scabs;  greenish  brown or white, forming on  pustules.  Scab:-:
white, floury, proceed from blisters;  on scalp,  white,  without  any
increased  watery  secretions.   Shingles,  with  tongue as   in n.
Smallpox; principal   remedy; controls the   formation  of pustules.
Sores or  ulcers with whitish or dark gray, tenacious crusts. Syco-
sis; eruption on bearded part of  face,primary remedy. —Schussler.)
   Kali  iod  °Itching  herpes on  face.  Papulae   worse  on   face,
shoulders  and back;  dry throat.  Pustulous  eruption  often umbili- 
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86l
cated and leaving scars.   Small  boils  on  face, head,  nock,  back
and chest, leaving scars.
   Kali  nit.  °Prickling like needles,then burning; worse  in face.
Burning vesicles,filled with yellow  serum; on scratching,they burst.
Small pustules.   Small, scurfy spots on the head  (scalp) itching.
   Kali  phos.  °(Cancer; encephaloid, medullary, soft, chiefly occur-
ring in the young.   Eczema, if nervous  irritation  and over-sensi-
tiveness accompany  it.—Schussler.)
   Kali  sulf.  °(Dryness of skin, with scaling.   All ailments accom-
panied  with desquamation,  or  with itching pimples arising singly
on skin,caused by the sudden  retrocession of eruptions.  Eczema,
when the characteristic abnormal conditions are present; discharge
yellow,  sticky, or watery  matter;  or  after  suddenly  suppressed
eruptions.  Epithelioma near a mucous  lining.  Rash of measles
when eruption recedes and skin is  dry and harsh.   Sores on skin
with yellow sticky secretions. Smallpox,  to promote the formation
of healthy skin and falling off of crusts.  Nettle-rash, caused by  in-
digestion.—Schussler.)
   Kalmia. ^ Prickling sensation in  the  skin, with moderate sweat.
Dry skin.  Erysipelatous,  inflamed  eruption  on  the  hand,  with
oppressed  breathing.   Eruption like itch.   Red,  inflamed places
here and there, exceedingly painful,  as if furuncles would form.
   Kreosotum.  -Itching  toward evening so violent as  to drive one
almost  wild.    Wheels like urticaria.   Large,greasy looking,  pock-
shaped  pustules,over whole  body.   Eruption: dry as well as moist
on almost all parts  of the body;  especially on  the  backs  of hands
and feet;  in the palms,  in the ears, in  the politeal  region, and on
the knuckles of hands; with much  itching.
   ♦Lachesis.   ♦Sore spots  become  fungoid,  dark-red, brownish.
-Itching of the whole body,  burning; yellow or purplish  blisters;
scabies.  Miliary eruption;  rash appears  slowly or turns livid or
black;comatose.  Bullae dark,from bloody serum within.  Carbuncles
with purple surroundings, and many  small boils around them. Ma-
lignant  pustule.   Scars redden,  hurt, break open and bleed.   Bed-
sores with black edges. Blue-black swellings. Gangrenous blisters
and ulcers.   Purple  spots.  Erysipelas, when the swelling assumes
a purplish hue, and  the patient begins  to talk  deliriously as soon
as he shuts his eyes.  Flat exanthema which do not fill up.  Super-
ficial ulcers,  foul  at the bottom;  blackish-blue  appearance. 
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   Lactic acid.    Red spots or blotches on  various  parts  of the
body,  particularly the thighs and lower extremities.  Itching  and
burning, aggravated  by  cold.
   ♦Ledum.   ♦Eruptions which burn and sting  like bites or stings
of insects.     Purple, bluish spots  over  the  body,  like  petechias.
Dry,  violently itching herpes,  burning in  the open  air.   Blood-
boils.    Dry  skin, want  of  perspiration.  Scurfs  on   dry, small
nodules, often renewed.   Punctureel  wounds.   Stings of  insects,
especially of mosquitoes.
   Lithium carb.  ^Itching and  burning.   Skin  rough  as a grater,
 harsh,  dry; barber's  itch.  Ringworm; dry,  itching.   Rough rash
over body—secondary syphilis.  Milk crust.
   *Lycopodium.   ♦Urticaria,   chronic  cases.   Vascular   tumors.
Naevus maternus. cSkin dry and hot,  especially that of the hands.
Biting, itching when becoming warm through  the day.   Dry red
blotches here and there.  Flesh in ridges as if struck with a stick.
Eruption humid,suppurating;  full of deep  rhagades; breeding  lice;
itching violently; intertrigo, raw places  readily bleeding.   Blood-
boils.   Boils which  do not mature but remain  blue. Ulcers: bleed
and burn when dressed;  tearing and itching at night, burning when
touched; fistulous,  with hard, red,  shining, everted  edges,  and in-
flammatory swelling of the affected parts; bleeding easily. Intertrigo;
raw places.
   Magnesia carb. ^Itching  and great dryness of skin;  itching  less-
ened by scratching.   Large, stinging  nodosities  under  the skin.
Painful, small, red herpes; they  scale  off afterward.  Spreading
blister.   Small blood-boils  with headache  and yellow  tongue.
   Manganum.  -Rhagades  in bend  of joint, with soreness.  Itching
in hollow of knee anel shin, worse   sweating.   Itching on   palms,
with red spots; lips sore.   Burning in small,  red spots,  on chest,
arms, hands and  feet, accompan ied with rheumatism. Inflammatory
swelling and suppuration.   Itching herpes.
   ♦Mercurius.  ♦Ulcers bleeding readily; base  lardaceous; margins
everted, like raw meat.  l Skin chafed, sore.  Skin  dirty,  yellow.
rough and dry; jaundice.    Itching all  over, worse at  night, when
warm in bed.   Scabies,  if some of  the  vesicles  become  pustular.
Herpes  surrounded  by  a  border of large scales.  Herpetic  spots
and suppurating  pustules, sometimes running together; forming dry
and scaly spots,  or crusts,with  acrid discharge.  Ulcers superficial, 
CHAPTER  LX. —SKIN                    863
flat,  readily bleeding; base lardaceous; worse from heat of bed and
hot or cold applications.  Boils  after pus  has  formed.   Primary
and secondary syphilis; round, coppery,red  spots shining through
the skin.   Zona;  like a girdle from the  back around the abdomen;
much itching and tendency to suppurate. Variola; in stage of ma-
turation,  with dysenteric symptoms.
  Mercurius biniod.    Small  fissures and cracks.  Hard  papules
here and  there. Hunterian chancre (given at  once, it prevents sec-
ondary symptoms).   Pustules; inflamed  base, sore to touch,  itch-
ing slightly, scab over,  but  pus oozes.   Syphilitic ulcers.  Lupus.
  Mercurius cor.   °Burning and redness of the skin, with the for-
mation of small vesicles.   Gray  color of the  nails.   Severe and
stubborn  cases of eczema of  the sweating  parts of  the body, ex-
posed to  the fumes of the poison.   Condylomata. Rash of second-
ary syphilis.   Ulcers which perforate or  become  phagedenic
  Mercurius prot iod.  -Milk crust,in children of  a syphilitic taint.
Hard papulae over the  body.  Itching,  prickling all over,  worse at
night.   Bright-red,  fine eruption on chest and abdomen.
  ♦Mezereum.  ♦Ulcers: areola  sensitive, easily  bleeding;  sensi-
tive, painful  at night;  thick,  whitish-yellow   scabs, under which
thick yellow  pus  collects; burning,   itching  vesicles  around  the
ulcers.    Roughness and scaling   here  and   there; skin of hands
rough and dead.  Violent itching, worse  in bed,  from touch; burn-
ing and change of place after scratching.  Ulcerative  eruption on
finger-joints,  itching most at night.  Brownish   miliary  rash  on
chest, arms and thighs.  Vesicles form  brownish scab.  Pruritus
senilis;  intolerable  itching.  Scabs thick, lamellated, like  rupia,
bloody secretion  beneath; worse on parts devoid of fat.  Neuralgia
and burning after zona. Vesicular erysipelas.   Scurf like fish scales
on  back, chest,   thighs and scalp.  Usual   liver   spots  on  the
chest and arms become dark, and  desquamate.  Suppurations after
inflammation.
  Millefolium.    Painless varices of  pregnant women.  Fistulous
ulcers.  Cancerous ulcers.   Ulceration of internal organs.   Count-
less vesicles,  size of a  pea,  offensive  secretion.  Stomachic pains
from suppressed  smallpox.
  Muriatic  acid.    Painful,  putrid ulcers (lower legs), with burn-
ing at  their circumference.  Eruption of pimples,forming  scurfs on
forehead,  outer ear,  lips, hand, or  back of  fingers, itching when 
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getting warm in  bed.  Blood-boils,  prickling when touched  Ulcers
painful,  deep, putrid;  covered with a scurf.   Black pocks   Scar-
latina: redness intense and rapidly spreading; eruption scanty, in-
terspersed  with petechiae;  skin purplish.
  Myrica cer.  -Yellow,jaundiced appearance; itching as from flea-
bites.
  Naja  -Creeping,  itching and  tingling  sensation in  the  skin.
Skin  swelled, mettled  and of   a  dark purple,  livid  color.   Large
pimples  on inflamed base.  Small,white blisters  en inflamed   base,
with much itching.  Gangrene.
  Natrum  ars.   cSquamous eruption; scabs thin, white, and  when
removed leave skin  slightly reddened; if scales  remain they  cause
itching;  worse when warm from exercise.
  Natrum  carb.  ^Ulcers with  inflammatory redness  of the affected
 parts. Herpes  with  yellow  rings, or suppurating.   Formication
 under the skin.  Itching, as from fleas, over the whole body.  Skin
dry, rough and chapped.
  Natrum  mur.  °Itching  and prickling  in the skin.  Large, red
blotches,   itching violently.  Nettle-rash   after  violent  exercise.
Stinging rash over the whole   body.  Tetter in  bends of  joints,
oozing   an acrid fluid; crusts  with   deep cracks.   Skin dirty look-
ing; withered; chlorosis.   Blood  boils.    (Eczema;  white,   scaly;
also apply locally.   Eruptions of  small vesicles  or blisters, with
colorless, watery fluid, forming into  scales or crusts, which fall off
and readily form again.   Herpetic  eruptions, occurring  alone or
during the course of a disease.   Herpes and  inflammation  of the
skin,  accompanied  by  small  blebs,   blisters  or watery vesicles.
Herpes zoster, as second remedy.    Intertrigo,  with watery  symp-
toms.  Measles,  if there is an excessive secretion of tears or saliva.
Nettle-rash,with  watery symptoms.    Pemphigus;  blisters  starting
upon  burning spots, with  clear watery contents.    Rupia; blisters,
not pustular eruption.  Smallpox ;  also stings  of  insects,  if  symp-
toms  correspond.—Schussler.)
  Natrum  phos.   °(Sweat  acid,  very sour   smelling.   Scabs, if
golden yellow, like honey.  Sore patches on skin, red, with tongue
as in  11; or  with yellow, creamy discharge.—Schussler.)
  Natrum  sulf.  cEczema  moist and  oozing  profusely; secretion
more  watery than viscid.   Itching while undressing. Blisters here
and   there.  Jaundice.  Sycosis.   Leukaemia.   Wart-like,  raised, 
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865
 red lumps all over the body.   Between  scrotum  and  right  thigh
 small scabs,  itching relieved by scratching; also on forehead, scalp,
 neck, chest;  sycosis.   (Intertrigo of bilious children.  Erysipelas,
 smooth, red, shiny, coming out  in  blotches  and  with swelling of
 the skin.   Secretions, with or without vesicles,  which are waters'
 and not sticky, with irritable liver.   CEdematous  inflammation  of
 skin.— Schussler. )
   Nitric acid.   vSkin dry.  Skin  dark,  dirty;  brown-red  spots.
 Burning,hot  skin; fine miliary rash—scarlatina. Itching nettle-rash
 in  open  air.   Blood-boils.  Carbuncles.   Rhagades, deep,  bleed-
 ing.   Frost-bites, itching,  inflamed from slight degree  of  cold;
 skin cracked.   Ulcers bleed when touched; stinging   pains feeling
 as  of a splinter; edges irregular; exuberant granulations; after mer-
 cury,or  in secondary syphilis.  Condylomata; moist, like cauliflower,
 or  on thin peelicels. Black pores. Brown-red spots and dark freck-
 les on the skin.
   Nux nips.   cSensitive to cold,  damp air.   Skin   cold, dry,  not
 disposed to  sweat.   Chilblains  every  winter.   Ulceration of  the
 skin; painful, with hysterical patients.   Blue spots   on  skin.   Ir-
 regular, red,  scaling patches on face and neck,during congestions;
 at time  of menses.   Complaints  from  suppressed  eruptions.
   Nux  vom.   cBurning  itching all  over;  worse in   the  evening;
 itching with  icterus. Urticaria with  gastric derangements. Ecchy-
 mosis,  blue.   Boils,  especially  if several small ones unite.   Ab-
 scesses, often disperses  them.
  Oleander.   cViolent itching  eruption, bleeding, a   fluid oozing
 out, forming scabs.
  Opium.   -Dryness of the skin,  without fever.  Very troublesome
 itching all over: fine prickling, rarely sensitive to touch.   Redness
 and itching of the skin.  Blue spots on  the skin.  Paleness of the
 skin.
  Osmium.  °Red spots on dorsum of  hands.   Copious exanthem-
 ata  on  forearm, hands  and cheeks.  Red-brown papules, with des-
 quamation on arms.   Small pointed  vesicles,  surrounded by red
 areola.   Itching as from  crawling of insects.
  Petroleum. GItching herpes,followed by ulcers.  Chronic eczema;
 parts seem excoriated.  Itching, sore, moist surfaces, or deep cracks.
 Brown or yellow spots on the skin.   Welts and blisters,  with raw
feeling.  Unhealthy skin; small wounds ulcerate and spread.   UI- 
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cers, with stinging pain  and proud flesh; often deep   ulcers with
raised edges.
  Phosphorus.  Burning in skin  or burning  and stinging;  restless,
change  of position.   Blood boils.   Polypi bleeding readily.  Open
cancers  bleeding easily.   Vesicles around  joints.   Brownish spots
here and there.   Red spots;  petechias.   Dry, scaly or pustulous
eruptions; psoriasis on knees  and elbows.   Scarlatina,  with  sud-
denly repelled rash;  chest affected; typhoid symptoms, restless, yet
apathetic.   Variola,  with blood in the pustules; haemorrhagic dia-
thesis.  Fistulous ulcers; erysipelatous: pus  thin,  ichorous; hectic.
  ♦Phosphoric acid.  ♦Herpes, dry  or humid, squamous.   Variola.
In typhoid state: eruptions do not fill with pus but  degenerate into
large blisters,  which bursting  leave  surface  excoriated;  watery
diarrhoea; with  subsultus tendinum; fear of  death.    Itching  be-
tween fingers  or in folds of joints,or on hands.  Exanthemata; sup-
pressed by cold, cause brain  symptoms, hardness  of  hearing or
dropsy.  Warts,  indented, pedunculated.   Condylomata, with bone
pains;  complicated with chancre. Ulcers: like carbuncles on skin;
with a coppery  circumference; with smarting pain; flat and  itching.
Parts get black.    Chilblains, with sycotic  excrescences.   Erysip-
elatous  inflammations.   Corns with stinging and burning.
   Phytolacca.    Skin cool,  shriveled,  dry,  lead-colored.  Barber's
itch;  the tincture,   locally.   Ringworm.   Boils,  especially  near
ulcers.   Black looking,  tettery,suppurative eruption.  Ulcers, with
an appearance as  if  punched  out;  lardaceous bottom; syphilitic
ulcerations.    Cancerous ulcers (also  on  breasts).   Erythematous
blotches,  irregular, slightly  raised;  pale-red,  ending  in dark-red,
or purple spots.   Rash.   Red spots;  in syphilitic   persons.  Scar
latina: with angina,  acrid  coryza; delirium; non-appearing erup-
tion.
  ♦Plumbum. ♦Dry,  yellow,or bluish skin.  Sensitive  to the open
air.   Dark-brown spots  on skin.  Decubitus.   Burning  in ulcers;
small wounds become easily  inflamed   and suppurate.   Gangrene.
  Podophyllum.   Sallow skin;  jaundice; also in children.   Skin
moist, with preternatural warmth.   Scabs on  skin.   Rawness and
itching  about genitals; also pustules (from grinding the root).
  Psorinum.    Body itches intolerably; worse in  bed  and  from
warmth; scratches  until it bleeds. Skin dirty,  greasy looking, with
yellow blotches here  and there.  Fine red eruption, forming small, 
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 white scales.  Whole surface scaly,  dirty looking,  tawny; at times
 itching; desires scratching, which gives temporary relief. Copper-
 colored pustules,  no itching. Itch; boils  after itch.  Crusty  erup-
 tions all over. After suppressed  itch:  urticaria  in attacks,  after
 every exertion; tuberculosis;  single pustules often appear.
   ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦Burning,  biting,  itching  here  and  there;  worse
 from warmth  of bed in evenings and before midnight;from scratch-
 ing;  from  becoming heated  during  a  walk.     Urticaria,  with
 diarrhoea;  itching worse at night; from pastry or  pork; from delayed
 menses.   Moles  or  freckles on young  girls.   Erysipelas:  bluish,
 spreaeis rapidly;  especially about buttocks and thighs; smooth skin.
 Intertrigo;  chafing after abuse of chamomile tea.  Rhagades.  Chaps.
 Bleeding tumors. Measles:even with typhoid symptoms;catarrh prom-
 inent; eruption  tardy; earache; ophthalmia;  short  dry cough, with
 pain in  chest; or,rattling loose cough,which is prone to remain as
 a sequel.   Ulcers: bleed  easily, with burning,   stinging or  itching
 around  them, with hard or red areola;  better from  cold.  Wounds
 suppurate;  pus thick, bland, too profuse.
   ♦Ranunculus bulb.  ♦Dark-blue  vesicles; small,   transparent; in
 groups, with  burning and  itching, and forming hard, horny scurfs.
  Horn-like  excrescences.   Vesicular  eruptions as  from  burns.
 Shingles and intercostal neuralgia.   Flat, burning,  stinging ulcers,
 with ichorous discharge.   Pemphigus.   Chilblains (locally).
   Ranunculus seel.   cVesicular eruptions,  with acrid,  thin,, yel-
 lowish discharge.
   Rheum.    Child smells sourish,  even if washed or bathed  every
 day.
   Rhododendron.   Burning and tearing, with erysipelas.
   ♦Rhus tox.   Wesicular   and  pustular  eruptions, with burning
 and  itching. Eczema; surface raw, excoriated;  thick crusts,  oozing
 and  offensive.  Erysipelatous swelling and inflammation;  vesicular,
 phlegmonous. -Intolerable  itching  of  the  skin; red,  measly rash
 all over.  Itching all over,  worse  on hairy  parts; after scratching,
 burning.   Urticaria from   getting  wet  during  rheumatism, with
 chills and fever: worse in cold  air.  Eruption;  herpetic, with in-
cessant itching, burning and tingling, alternates with pains in chest
and  dysenteric stools.   Pemphigus, each  bulla with a red areola.
 Erysipelas.   Erysipelatous  inflammation; zona.  Hardness  of the
skin, with thickening.  Carbuncles;  bluish, gangrenous.   Variola; 
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eruption sinks and turns livid;typhoid symptoms. Scarlatina milia-
ria; rash dark, fever high, with drowsiness and  restlessness.   Chil-
blains.
  Rumex.. cItching in various parts, worse  on lower limbs, while
undressing.   Stinging-itching or  prickling-itching of skin.  Vesic-
ular eruption, itching when uncovered and exposed to cool air.
  Ruta.   °Itching of skin after eating  meat.  Jaundice from liver
complaints.   Ulcers and scabs on scalp, with copious   discharge.
Skin becomes easily  chafed,  from  walking  and  riding;  also, in
children.   Fistulous ulcers on lower legs.
  Sabina.  ^Black pores in  skin,   especially  in  face.   Fig-warts,
with intolerable  itching and  burning;  exuberant  granulations.
  Sanguinaria.   cHeat and dryness  of skin.   Itching  and  nettle-
rash before the nausea.   Old, indolent ulcers: with  callous borders
and ichorous  eiischarge; dirt)' granulations;  dry,  sharp-cut edges.
Icterus, during prevailing intermittent  fever.  Prickling sensation
of warmth, spreading over  body.  Eruption  on face  of young wom-
en,  with menstrual troubles, especially deficiency.
  Sarsaparilla. °Rash as soon as he goes from  warm into coie; air.
Dry, red pimples,  only  itching when exposed to  heat.   Rhagades,
deep, burning. Base of the eruption is much inflamed; child  cries
much and is  very uneasy; crusts  become detached in open air, and
the skin adjoining chapped.   Herpetic ulcers: in a  circular form,
forming no crusts; red,  granulated  bases,  white borders; skin ap-
pears as after the application of a warm compress; serous,  reddish
secretions.   Ulcers after the  abuse of mercury.    Shriveled skin.
  "'Secale.   ♦Sensation  of  something  creeping  under the  skin.
JCold and  dry; dingy, wrinkled, dry and insensible; desquamation.
Petechias and  miliary  eruptions.    Variola;   pustules of abnormal
appearance, either filled with  bloody serum,  or dry  up too soon.
Varicose ulcers and enlargeel  veins, in  old  people.   Ecchymosis;
gangrenous blisters.  Formication all over  body.
  Selenium.   °Red rash in region  of liver.    Frequent  tingling on
small spots of the skin,with great inclination to   scratch; spots re-
main  humid.   Itch checked by mercury or  sulphur.  Flat  ulcers.
  Sepia.  3Itching in face, on arms,  hands,  back, hips,  feet, abdo-
men and genitals.   Itching often  changes to  burning wdien scratch-
ing.  Soreness of  the skin: humiel places on  bends of knees.  Brown
or claret-colored, tetter-like spots.   Humid tetter with itching and 
CHATTER  XL. — SKIN                   869
burning.   Ringworms, boils,  pustules, pemphigus.  Ulcers: pain-
less, on joints or tips of  fingers or toes; itching,stinging and burn-
ing.  Exanthema  in  general,  (specially when they are disposed to
crack.  Skin yellow, like  jaundice.  Chapping of the skin; or cracks
may extend  deep into the tissues, and this is aggravated by wash-
ing.    Pemphigus,  ringworms,  boils,  blood-boils.
  ♦Silicia.   ♦Small wounds heal with difficulty and suppurate pro-
fusely.   Painful, pustular eruptions, at last forming  suppurating
ulcers.   Disposition  to   boils;  on  various  parts.  Ulcers  with
sticking,  stinging,  burning pains;  '-offensive, with ichor and  proud
flesh.  Skin  wax-like  in  tuberculosis and  caries.  Yellow, earthy
skin; sometimes covered  with pityriasis.  Itching exanthema; small
pustules filled  with lymph, drying quickly. Eruption burns only by
day—acne.   Eczematous,   impetiginous  or   herpetic   eruptions.
Rhagades  around eyelids,  lips,  etc.  Rose-colored  blotches.  Small
blisters.   Pemphigus.  Zona.   Erysipelas,with suppuration; deep-
seated, phlegmonous  erysipelas.   Abscesses;  speedily  point, but
secretion  of pus is too scanty.   Malignant pustule.  Ulcers: from
suppuration  of  membranous parts; phagedenic; extend   in  depth;
after abuse of  mercury;   edges  hard, high, spongy.   Carbuncles.
Large, fleshy warts,  suppurating.  Variola;  suppuration exhausts
the patient,  and  dessication   delays;  bone diseases  as sequelae.
Convulsions  after vaccination.   (Boils;  little  lumps not maturat-
ing,  blind.  Injuries; neglected  cases, if  suppurating. Sweat of feet,
when excessive and of bad odor.   Skin affections, dry  eruptions.
Suppurations having  their seat in  the cell substance of the connec-
tive  tissue.   All deep-seated suppurations, including those of ten-
dons, ligaments, and  bone.- Schussler.)
  ♦Spongia.   ♦Herpes.   -Sensitive to touch. Red, itching blotches
on skin.
  ♦Staphisagria.   Herpes, dry, with scabs on joints; chronic,with
nightly twitching;  ♦burn  after  scratching.   Ulcers in scurvy.  Fig-
warts;  dry,  pedunculated;  after abuse of mercury.
  ♦Stramonium.  ♦Intense, scarlet-red rash over the whole body.
Burns.   Entire face swollen, muttering  delirium;  smallpox  before
vesicles form.   -Whole  skin and conjunctivae  red, like crimson.
Skin hot  and dry.  Worse when eruptions are suppressed or do not
come out well.   Restless,  skin itching; rash coppery-red, skin dry,
hot.   Measles,  before eruption, with convulsions, frightful visions 
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of rats and mice;  seem frightened;  try to hide; spasm of oesopha-
gus; body hot,  face red,  puffed.
  ♦Sulphur.   ♦Voluptuous itching  and tingling, with burning and
soreness after scratching.   Vesicular and herpetic  eruptions, with
much itching and  burning. Itching  worse  from warmth  of bed.
Slight cuts and injuries inflame  anel  suppurate.    Bright  redness
of whole body in  scarlatina.   Freckles;  yellow, brown,  flat   spots.
Skin  rough,  scaly, scabby.  Herpes,  scabby and scurf)'.  Sore feel-
ing of the skin,with no disposition for exertion. Soreness in folds of
skin.   Ecchymosis from a  slight bruise.   Rhagades after washing.
Furuncles, particularly on  nates.   Erysipelas  with throbbing  and
stinging. Dropsical swelling of external  parts.  Ulcers: with  raised,
swollen edges, bleeding easily, surrounded with pimples; with tear-
ing, stinging  pains, and discharging  fetid pus.  Black pores; come-
dones.
  Sulphuric  acid.  -Scars turn  blood-reel and are painful.  Blue spots
like ecchymosis.   Red, itching  blotches on the skin.  Yellow skin,
livid  spots.    Gangrenous  tendency  after a bruise.   Chilblains  on
hands.   Blue spots on arms.
  Tabacum.   cSkin cold;  in cholera; livid, with  angina  pectoris.
Red spots in  face and on  right shoulder, burning  when   touched.
Itching,  with red  or yellow spots on  chest and shoulders.
  Taraxacum.   Pimply sycotic skin.  Stinging in skin.
  ♦Tellurium.  ♦Ringworms:  covering the whole  body;   more  dis-
tinct  on lower limbs;  on  single  parts.
   ♦Thuja occ  ♦Wart-shaped  excrescences,  here and  there,  es-
pecially on hands and genitals.  Sycotic affections.  Skin looks dirty;
brown here and there;  brown white  spots.   Pemphigus, painful. -
Hair  thin,  grows  slowly,  splits.  Zona.  Epithelioma.  Eruptions
only  on  covered parts, burn violently after  scratching.   Bleeding
fungus growths.   White,   scaly,  dry.   mealy   herpes.   Naevus.
Condylomata; warts seed)', pedunculated;  moist,mucous tubercles.
Ulcers flat,  with a  bluish-white bottom.  Blood-boils  on  back.
Smallpox; stage of maturation.  Bad effects of vaccination; emaci-
ation; sleeplessness;  diarrhoea; restlessness; trembling.
   Urtica urens.   °Nettle-rash;  itching  and burning  of skin, as  if
scorched; raised,  reel  blotches; fine stinging points;  pale, requires
constant rubbing.  Burns involving  only  the skin;  intense burning,
itching.   Consequences of suppressed urticaria. 
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87I
   Veratrum alb.  '-Wrinkled skin;skin remains in folds after pres-
sure.   Skin blue,  purple, cold.   Rash over  body, or on face and
hands.   Dry eruptions, like itch.   Desquamation  of indurated or
thickened portions of the  skin.  Erysipelas.   Measles:  tardy and
pale; skin often  livid; hemorrhages, but  no  relief; drowsy; weak;
cold; thready pulse; also for spasmodic   cough with vomiturition.
Scarlatina:  in  hot, summer weather; eruption bluish;  pulse feeble;
burning heat of  limbs alternating with coldness.
   Veratrum vir.   -Itching of different  parts,  better from rubbing.
 Tingling and prickling in skin.   Skin cold,clammy,  bluish, insen-
sible, shriveled.   Eruptions, with intense fever.   Measles during
febrile stage, especially if  pulmonary congestion  is  impending.
 Convulsions before eruption.  Scarlatina,  with intense arterial ex-
citement.   Rheumatism;  carditis;  elropsy as  sequelae.  Smallpox,
intense fever, restlessness, excessive pain.
   Viola  tri.  -Cutting or stinging in the skin. Eruption:  burning,
dry stinging; violent itching, worse at  night; crusty;  scurfy. Squa-
mous spots on the skin.  Pustulous and ichorous exanthema on  the
feet. Dry scabs over the body,  exude yellow water when scratched.
Large  boils all over the  body.   Ichorous ulcers, with violent itch-
ing.   Burrowing ulcers.   Consequences  of suppressed eruptions.
Skin difficult to  heal.
   Zincum met.   ^Itching in bends of joints.   Pains seemingly be-
tween skin  and flesh.   Rhagades  mostly between fingers,  bad, even
in mild weather.  Sudden itching here  and   there,  especially  in
evening  in  bed, goes off  by contact.  Dry herpes over whole bodyl
Neuralgia following herpes  zoster.
                            REPERTORY.
   Abrasions—calc. s.
   Abscesses - guaiac,  nux v.,  sil.
   Acne—kali br., sil.
   Aneurisms—carb. v.
   Areola—♦ars., kali bi., ♦mez., osm., puis.,  rhus.
   Bed-sores—arg. n., arn.,  lach.
   Bites—♦led.,  myr. c
   Blebs—nat. m.
   Blisters—aethus., am.  e,  anae, ant. c,  camph., canth., kali bi.,
kali chlor.,  lach., mag. c, naja,   nat. m.,  nat s., petrol.,  ♦phos. a.,
secale, sib
   Blotches—aur., bovist, fluor. a,,  ♦graph.,  lact.  a., lye, nat.  m.,
nat.  s.,  phyt.,  psor., sib, spong.,  sul. a.,  urt u. 
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    Boils, furuncles—♦abrot, alum., ant c, ♦am., brom.,  calc. ph.,
 calc.s., dulc,ferr.phos., kali  bi., kali  br., kali chlor.,kali i.,kalm.,
 lach.,  led., lye, mag.  e, mere, mur.  a., nat. m., nit.  a.,  nux  v.,
 phos., phyt., psor., sepia,  ♦sib, sub,  thuj., viola tr.
    Bran-like scales—♦ars.
    Brittle—hyos.
    Bruises—calc. s., sub a.
    Bullae—aib,  lach., rhus.
    Burns—calc.  s., canth., kali  chlor.,  ranunc, ♦stram.,urt  u.
    Callous—dulc.
    Cancers—♦ars., calc. ph., kali phos., kali s., mill., phos., phyt,
 thuj.
    Carbuncles—♦apis,  ars.,  ferr. phos.,  lach.,  nit.  a.,  phos.  a.,
 rhus,  sil.
    Chafed—ign., mere, puis., ruta.
    Chancers—benz. a.,  mere b.  i.,  phos. a.
    Chapped—nat.  e, puis.,  sars., sepia.
    Chilblains—nux m.,  phos. a., ranunc, rhus, sul.  a.
   Chlorotic—nat. m.
   Cicatrices—asaf.,  calc ph., fluor.  a., graph.,  iod., kali  bi.,  kali  i.,
 lach., sul.  a.
   Clammy—iod., ver. v.

 Color—aib, apis,  arg. n.,  calc.  s.,  mere,  naja,  nat.  m.,  nat
 phos.,  phyt.,  psor., nit. a., sepia,  sib,  thuj.
   Black—apis,  ♦arg. n., ♦ars  , cinch.,  lach., phos. a., phyt.
   Bluish—apis, ♦ant  t, ♦arg. n.,  arn., ars.,  belb, bism.," camph.,
 lach., led.,  lye, nux m., nux v., opium,   phyt.,  ♦plumb.,  puis.,
 *ranunc, rhus,  sul.  a.,  thuj.,  ver.  a., ver. v.
   Brownish- apis,  arg.  n.,  calc ph., calc.  s., dulc,  ferr.,  hyos.,
 kah chlor., ♦lach.,   mez.,  nit. a.,   osm.,   petrol., phos.,   plumb.,
 sepia, sub, thuj.
   Dark—♦aib, calc.  c,  clem., kali   chlor.,  ♦lach.,   nit. a.,  phyt.,
 plumb., ♦ranunc, rhus.
   Gray—arg. n., cheb,   mere  cor.
   Lead-colored—phyt.
   Livid—♦aib,  ♦ars., bapt, carb.v., gels.,  helb, lach., naja,  rhus,
 sul. a., tabac,  ver. a.
   Pale—♦acet a, apis,  ♦ars., ferr,   helb,   hyos.,  opium,  phyt,
 urt. u., ver.  a.
   Purple—lach.,  led., mur.  a., naja, phyt.,  ver. a.
   Red—♦aeon.,  agar.,  ♦am.  c, ♦ant t, ♦apis,  arn.,  ♦belb, berb.,
bism., borax,♦bry.,  calc  e, carb.  v.,  cheb, cimi.,  crot. t,  dulc,
ferr. phos.,  fluor. a., hydroc,  hyos., ipec, kali   bi.,  kali  chlor.'
kalm., ♦lach., lact.  a.,  lye,   mag.  c,  mang.,  mere,   mere cor.,
mere  p. i., mur. a., nat. ars.,  nat. c,  nat. m.,  nat.  s.,  nit a.^
mix m., opium,  osm., phos., phyt.,  psor.,  rhus, sars., selen.,spongi
♦stram., sub, sul. a., tabac.
   White—anae, apis, ars.,  calc. c,  cimi.,  hep. s., kali  chlor.,
'''mez., naja, nat. ars.,  nat.  m., psor., sars.,  thuj.
   Yellow—aeon., anae, ant.   e, ant.  t,  ars., aur..   herb., bry., 
CHAPTER XL.—SKIN
873
Color continued.
calc.  c, calc. ph., calc.  s., cham.,  cheb,  cic,  ♦cinch.,  crot.  t.,
ferr., helb, hep.  s.,  hydroc,  hyper.,  iod., kali bi., kali e, kali n.,
lach., mere,  ♦mez., myr. c,  nat.  c, nat. phos., petrol., ♦plumb.,
psor., sepia,  sib, sub, sul.  a., tabac.

  Comedones, diseased sweat glands, black  pores—sul.
  Condylomata—acet. a., kali chlor., mere  cor., nit. a., phos. a.,
sul.  a., thuj.
  Contusions—arn.. dulc.
  Corns—acet.  a., arn.,  bovist., phos. a.
  Cracked—graph.,  mere  b.  i.,  nat. m., nit. a., petrol., sepia.
  Crusta  lactea, milk crust—calc. s.,  kali chor., lith.
  Crusts—anae,  ♦arg. n., arn ,  ars.,  ♦belb, clem.,  con.,  hyper.,
kali  chlor.,   kali  s.,  mere,  nat.  m., psor., ;,:rhus, sars.,  viola tr.
  Cuts or bruises—kali chlor.,  ♦sub
  Desquamation, peeling—am. c ,  ♦arum, berb.,crot. t., ferr.,helb,
hydras ,  kali  s.,  mez.,  osm.,  secale, ver. a.
  Dirty-ferr.,  iod., mere, nat. m., nit. a.,  psor., sib,  thuj.
  Dry—aeon.,  aib, apis,   ars., bry.,  cact.,  calc. c,   calc.  ph.,
camph., carb. v., cinch.,  clem., coff., doli., dulc,ferr., fluor.  a.,
gels.,  graph., hep. s., hyos.,  iod., kali bi.,  kali c, kali  s., kalm.,
kreos., led.,  lith.,  lye, mag. e, mere, nat. c,  nit. a., nux m.,
opium, phos., ♦phos. a.,phyt,  ♦plumb., sabin.,  sars., secale,  sib,
staph., stram., thuj., viola tr.,  zinc.
  Ecchymosis—am., nux v., secale,  sub, sul.  a.
  Ecthyma—arg. n.
  Eczema—berb. aq., calc f.,  calc. ph., clem.,  euphorb.,  graph.,
hep.  s., kali  chlor.,  kali phos., kali s.,  mere,  mere cor.,  nat. m.,
nat.  s., petrol.,  ♦rhus,  sil.
  Efflorescence—ail.
  Epithelioma, a variety of cancer—kali s.,  thuj.
  Erosions—fluor.  a.
  Eruptions—aethus., agar., ♦aib, alum., am.  e,  anae, ♦ant c,
♦ant. t,  apis,  ♦arg.  n.,  ♦ars.,  aur.,  bapt.,  belb,  borax,  bry.,
calc.  c,  caps., *carbob  a., carb.  an.,  caust.,  *cic,  cimi.,  cist.,
clem.,  doli.,  dulc,  fluor. a.,   graph.,   guaiac, hep.  s.,  hydras.,
hydroc,  hyper.,  kali bi., kali chlor.,kalm.,  ♦led.,  lye,  mere p.  i.,
mez.,  mur.a.,  nat.  e,   nat. m., olean., ♦phos.  a.,  phyt.,  psor.,
ranunc,  rhus, sang., sars., secale,  sib,  ♦sub,  thuj., ver. a.,  ver.  v.
  Eruptions  fail  to  appear, or disappear too soon—♦ant. t,  ♦ars.,
bry.,  camph., dulc, eup. pert, gels.,  ipec, kali   chlcr.,  kali  s.,
lach.,  mur. a.,  nat.  m.,  phos., phos.  a., phyt.,  psor.,   puis., sib,
stram., ver. a.,  viola t.
  Erysipelas—aeon., am.  c,  ♦apis,   ♦arg.  n.,  arn.,   belb,  bry.,
camph., canth.,  carb. an., carb. v., ♦euphorb., ferr. phos., ♦graph.,
hydras., hydroc,ipec,kali c, kali  chlor.,kalm., lach.,mez., nat.  s.,
phos.,  phos.  a., puis.,  rhod.,  ♦rhus,  sib, sub,  ver. a.
  Erythema—aeon., arn.,  canth., gels.,  kali chlor.,  phyt.
  Exanthemata—arg. m.,  ♦arum, cham.,  lach.,  osm.,  phos.  a.,
phyt, sepia,  sib,  viola  t. 
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CHAPTER LX. —SKIN
   Excoriations —aethus,  ♦graph.,  kali  chlor.,  petrol., ♦phos.  a.,
 rhus.
   Excrescences—alum.,  ♦ant.  c, arg. n.,  phos.  a.,  ranunc, thuj.
   Festers—ferr.  phos., kali chlor.
   Fissures—mere   b. i.
   Fistulas—lye, mill., phos.,  ruta.
   Flabby—♦abrot., caps.,  ferr.
   Flaccid—cinch.
   Flakes—acet.  a., arum.
   Freckles—kali bi., nit. a.,  puis., sul.
   Frost-bites—agar., nit. a.
   Fungus—♦lach., thuj.
   Gangrene—am.  c, ars., belb,  bism., camph., canth., euphorb.,
 hyos., lach.,  naja, plumb ,  rhus,  secale,  sub a.
   Granulations— nit.  a., sabin., sang.,  sars.
   Greasy looking—psor.
   Hard—♦arg. n., arn.,  asaf.,  camph., cist.,  hyper., kali bi., lye,
 mere  b. i.,  mere  p. i.,  ♦ranunc, rhus.
   Heat-—belb, cimi.,ferr. phos., hydras., kali  bi.,  sang.
   Herpes—anae,  ars., borax, bovist, cact.,calc. ph., caps., cist.,
 dulc, kali  e, kali i.,  led., mag.  e, mang., mere, nat.  c,  nat m.,
 petrol., ♦phos. a., rhus,  sars., ♦sib, ♦spong., staph.,  ♦sub, thuj.,
zinc.
   Horny—♦ant. c, ♦ranunc
   Hot—♦aeon., ♦apis, arn., ♦bry., dulc,  gels.,  hyos.,  ipec, lye,
nit.  a., stram.
   Humid eruptions—alum.,  baryt.,  bovist,  con.,  hep.  s., lye,
♦phos. a., selen.,  sepia.
   Impetigo—sil.
   Inflammation—arn.,  belb,   calc   s.,   canth.,  cham.,    clem.,
♦euphorb.,  ferr.  phos., kali bi.,  kali   chlor.,   kalm., lye,   mang.,
mere  b. i.,  mez.,  naja,   nat.  c, nat.  m.,  nat. s., nit. a., phos. a.,
 plumb, ♦rhus, sars., ♦sub
   Injuries—borax, caust.,  cham., dulc,  ♦hep. s.,  sib,  ♦sub
   Insensible—ver. v.
   Intertrigo,  chafing—caust.,ign., kali chlor.,  lye, nat. m.,nat s.,
mere, puis.
   Itch, psora, scabies—ars.,  carb.  v.,  dulc,   kalm., lach.,  lith.,
mere, phyt, psor.,  selen.,  ver. a.
   Jaundice,  icterus—aeon., belb,  berb.,   cham.,   ♦cinch.,  doli.,
mere, myr.  c, nat.  s., nux v., pod., ruta, sang.,  sepia.
   Knots—aur., hyper., kali bi.
   Leukaemia—nat. s.
   Lice—canth.,  lye
   Lumps—nat. s.,sib
   Lupus—calc. ph.,hydroc, kali  chlor.,mere bi.
   Maculae—see "Spots."
   Marks—ant. t.,benz. a.
   Maturate—hep. s., mere, thuj.
   Measles—♦aeon., ♦am. m.,  ♦ant.  c, apis, bapt.,   belb,  camph.,
coff., eup. perf., ferr.  phos.,   gels., kali  bi., kali  chlor.,  kali s.,
nat.  m.,  puis., rhus, stram., ver.  a., ver.  v. 
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   Miliary—♦aeon., agar., ♦aib,♦am.  e, apis, clem., hep.  s., ipec,
 lach., mez., nit.  a.,  secale.
   Moist —calc. e, calc. ph., carb.  v., caust.,  clem.,  crot.  t,  iod.,
 kali c, kali chlor., kreos., nat. s., nit.  a., petrol., pod.,  thuj.
   Mules —puis.
   Mottled —naja.
   Naevi—acet.  a., fluor. a., ♦lye, thuj.
   Nodes —arn.,  aur.,  calc s., iod., led., mag.  c
   GEelematous— am.,  ferr., nat. s.

 Pains—:acon..  alum., ♦ant.  t,  arn., ars.,   belb,  cheb,   crot. t,
 ferr.  phos., fluor. a.,  hyos.,  kali  bi.,  kali   br.,   kalm.,  mag.  e,
 ♦mez.,  mill., mur.  a.,  ♦sib, ver. v.,  zinc.
   Biting—caps.,  lye, ♦puis.
   Bruised—♦apis, berb.
   Burning- aeon.,  agar.,  am.  c,  anae,  ♦apis, ♦ars.,  aur., bapt.,
 baryt.,  belb,  benz.  a., berb., bovist.,  calc.  c, calc.  ph., canth.,
 caps., ♦carbol.  a., carb. an.,  carb. v., cham.,  ♦cic,  clem.,  con.,
 crot.  t,  dulc, euphorb.,  fluor. a.,  graph.,♦hep. s.,hydras.,kali bi.,
 kali  e, kali  n.,  lach.,lact.  a.., ♦led.,lith., lye, mang.,  mere  cor.,
 ♦mez.,  mur.   a.,  nit.  a.,  nux  v..  phos.,  phos.   a.,   plumb.,
 ♦puis.,  ♦ranunc,  rhod., ♦rhus, sabin.,   sars.,   sepia, ♦sib, staph.,
 ♦sub, tabac, thuj.,  urt. u.. viola  t.
   Corrosive—berb.,  bism., con., euphorb., graph., kali bi.
   Cutting—viola  t.
   Gnawing—alum.
   Neuralgic—mez.,  ranunc, zinc.
   Pricking, prickling—apis, baryt,  brom.,  bry.,  cimi., hydras.,
 hydroc, kali  m,  kalm., mere  p.  i.,   mur. a.,  nat.  m.,  opium,
 rumex,  sang.,  ver. v.
   Raw—carb.  v., lye,  petrol., pod.,  ♦rhus.
   Sensitive—apis, arg. m., ars., ♦asaf., belb, cham.,  ♦cic, cinch.,
 cist., coff.,  crot. t, dulc. ferr.. ♦hep. s., ign.,  kali phos., mere  b. i.,
 *mez.,  mur. a.,  nux m.,  opium,  plumb.,  spong.
   Shooting—asaf., bovist.
   Smarting—♦apis, arg. n., benz. a.,berb., cham., crot. t,hyper.,
 kali,  bi., phos. a.
   Sore—alum., am.  e, ant. c,  ♦apis. arg. m., arg. n., ♦arn.,♦ars.,
 baryt, benz.  a.,  calc. s.,   carb.  v.,  caust.,  crot.  t,  eup.  perf.,
 hep. s,  hyper.,  ign.  ♦lach., mang.,  mere,  mere  b.  i.,  petrol.,
sepia, ♦sub
   Sticking—♦sil.
   Stinging—anae,  ♦apis.arg.  m.,aur.,caps., graph^hep. s.,kali bi.,
 ♦led.,mag.  c,  nat.  m., nit. a., petrol.,phos.,phos. a.,puis.,ranunc.,
rumex,  sepia,  ♦sib,  sub, tarax., urt. u., viola  t
   Stitches—agar., berb., brom.
   Tearing  canth.,  lye,  rhod.,  sul.
   Throbbing—baryt,  ferr. phos.,  sul.
   Tingling—helb, naja, rhus, selen.,  ♦sub,  ver. v.
   Ulcerative —canth. 
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   Papules —aeon.,  aur., borax, cimi ,  gels.,  hydroc, kali chlor.,
 kali i., mere  b. 1., mere p. i., osm.
   Patches—♦aib, nat. phos., nux m.
   Pemphigus—canth., nat.  in., ranunc, rhus,  sepia,  sib, thuj.
   Petechias —aib, arn., ♦ars.,  berb.,   con.,  led.,   mur. a., phos.,
 secale.
   Phagedena—mere  cor., sil.
   Phlegmonous —arn.,  euphorb.,  ♦rhus, sil.
   Pimples-ant c, ♦ars., arum,   baryt, berb. aq., berb.,  bovist,
 brom., calc  c, calc.  s., caust., cham.,  cheb,  ferr.  phos., ♦hep.  s..
 hyper., iod., kali  chlor., kali s.,mur.  a., naja., sars., sub, tarax.
   Pityriasis—sil.
   Pocks—♦ant. t,  kreos., mur. a.
   Polypi - phos.
   Pores- nit.  a.,  sabin., sul.
   Proud flesh—graph.,  petrol., sil.
   Pruritus —mez.
   Psoriasis - berb.  aq., calc. t, hydras., phos.
   Purpura hasmorrhagica—phos.
   Pustules —ant.  e,  ♦ant.  t,  apis, arg. n.,  ♦ars.,  ♦belb,  brom.,
 calc.  s , camph.,  cheb,  cimi.,  cinch.,  crot.  t,  dulc,  euphorb.,
 hydras., hydroc,  hyos., kali bi.,  kalibr., kali chlor., kali i., kali n.,
 kreos., lach., mere, mere b. i.,  phos.,  pod.,  psor., ♦rhus, secale,
 sepia, ♦sib,  viola t.
   Rash—♦aeon., ♦aib,  ♦am. e,   am.  m.,  ant.  t,   apis,  ♦arum,
 bovist,  bry.,  carb.  v.,  cham., coff.,  hep. s., hydras., hyos., ipec ,
 lach.,  lith., mere cor.,  mez.,  nat. m., nit. a., phos., phyt.,  rhus.
 sars ,  selen., ♦stram.,  ver. a.
   Raw—lye, mere
   Rhagades—alum., calc. c, lye, mang.,  nit. a., puis., sars.,  sib,
 sub, zinc
   Ringworms,  herpes circinnatus—baryt., calc. c., eup pert,  lith.,
 phyt., sepia, ♦tell.
   Rough—berb. aq.,  bovist.,  hyper.,   iod.,  lith.,   mere,  mez.,
 nat. c, sul.
   Rubbing—calc. c,  carbol. a.,  crot.  t., urt.  u., ver. v.
   Rupia—mez  , nat. m.
   Sallow— ferr., pod.
   Scabs—alum., apis,  bovist., calc. s., dulc,  kali bi., kali chlor.,
mere  b. i., ♦mez.,  nat.  ars.,  nat.  phos.,  nat.  s.,  olean.,  pod.,
ruta,  staph.,  sub, viola t.
   Scalds—  calc. s.
   Scaly—ant  c,  apis, ♦ars.,belb,berb. aq., cact., calef.,calc ph.,
clem.,  hydroc,   kali  c,  kali  chlor.,  kali  s., mag.  c, mere,
mez.,  nat.  ars., nat. m., nux m.,  phos., psor., sub, thuj.
   Scarlatina, scarlet fever—♦aeon., ♦aib, ♦am. c,  ♦apis, arg. n.,
*ars.,  ♦arum, *belh, bry.,  camph.,  coff., ferr.,  hyos.,   mur.  a.,
nit.  a., phos.,  phyt.,  rhus.  ♦stram.,  sub, ver.  a., ver. v.
   Scorbutic—carb.  v., kali  chlor.
   Scurfs — calc. c, cham., cic, kali bi.,  kali n.,  led.,  mez., mur. a.,
♦ranunc, sub,  viola t. 
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   Scratching—aeon., alum., am.  c, ant.  c, arg.  m., ♦ars., baryt,
 belb,  benz.  a., berb., borax, bovist., crot.  t, dulc, guaiac,  helb,
hep. s.,  ipec, kali c,  kali  n.,   mez.,  psor., rhus,  selen., sepia,
staph., ♦sub,  thuj., viola  t.
   Better  from—am. c, benz. a.,  carbol.  a.,  guaiac, ign., kali c,
mag. c,  nat. m.,  psor., ver. v.
   Unchanged  from—aeon.,  arg.  m., baryt., helb
   Worse from—bism.,  caps., mere, puis.

   Scrofula—calc.   ph., cist.
   Scurvy—staph.
   Secretions—alum.,anae, arn.,  ars.,  asaf., calc.  s., cinch., con.,
crot. t.,  dulc,  ♦euphorb.,   fluor.  a., ♦graph.,  ign.,  kali bi., kali
chlor., kali s.,  mere,   mill.,  nat.  m., nat. s.,   olean.,   ranunc,
Trhus, ruta,  sang., sars.,  sib,  sub, viola  t.

Sensations—belb, borax,  brom.,  hyos., nit. a.
   Cold—aib, camph.,  nuxm., phyt., secale, tabac,ver.  a., ver. v.
   Creeping — naj., ♦secale.
   Crawling—berb.,  ferr.  phos., cham.,  osm.
   Dead —mez.
   Formication—nat c, secale.
   Itching—aeon.,  ♦aethus., agar.,  aib,  alum.,  am.  c,   ♦am. m.,
anae, ant. c, ant.  t,   ♦apis,  arg.  m.,  arg.  n.,   ♦ars.,  ♦arum,
 aur., baryt., benz. a.,  berb., bism., borax, bovist., brom.,  bry.,
calc. e, calc.  ph  ,  canth., caps.,  ♦carbol. a.,  carb. an.,  carb.  v.,
caust., cham., cheb,  cimi.,  cist., clem., con., crot. t, doli., dulc,
euphorb., fluor.a.,  ♦graph.,  guiac,  helb,  hep.  s., hydras.,  hydroc,
hyper., iod.,  ipec,  kali bi.,  kali c,  kali  chlor.,  kali i., kali  n.,
kali s., kreos., lach., lact.  a.,  led.,  lith.,  lye,   mag. e,  mang.,
mere, mere  b. i., mere p. i., ♦mez., mur. a., myr.  c,  naja,  nat.
ars., nat. e,  nat.  m.,  nat  s.,  nit. a., nuxv., olean., opium, osm.,
petrol., phos.  a.,   pod., psor.,  ♦puis., ♦ranunc, ♦rhus, rumex,  ruta,
sabin., sang.,  sars., sepia, sib, spong.,stram., ♦sub, sul.  a., tabac,
urt.  u., ver.  v., viola t, zinc

   Shining—♦aeon.,  arn.,  lye, mere,  nat.  s.
   Shriveled—calc.  c ,  phyt, sars.. ver. v.
   Smooth -aeon., ♦belb,  puis.
   Sores —♦arg. n., kali chlor.,  arn.,  ars.,   calc. s.,  ferr.  phos.,
hep. s.,  hyper.,  ign.,  kali chlor., kali s., lach.,  nat. phos.
   Spots,  maculae —aeon., aethus.,  aib,  anae, apis, arn., ars.,bapt.,
benz. a.,  berb., bovist,♦bry., camph.,carb.  v., crot. t, dulc, eup.
pert, ferr., fluor.  a., gels., helb,  hydroc,  hyos., kali bi.,  kali e,
kali n., ♦lach., lact. a.,  led., mang., mere, mez., nat. m.,  nit.  a.,
nux m.,  opium, osm., petrol., phos., phyt, plumb., selen., sepia,
sub, sub  a., tabac, thuj.,  viola t.
  Spots like  flea-bites—aeon., arg. m.,  ars., dulc, myr.  c, nat. e
  Squamae—fluor. a., nat.   ars., ♦phos.  a.,  viola  t.
  Stings—ant. c, ♦apis, arn.,  led., nat.  m.
  Stripes—calc. c, lye
  Suppurations—borax,  calc. c,  calc.  s., cham.,  cic,  ferr. phos., 
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 ♦hep. s., kali bi., lye,  mang., mere,  mez., nat.  e, phyt.,plumb.,
 puis., ♦sib,  ♦sub
   Sycosis—kali chlor.,  nat. s.,  phos. a.,  tarax., ♦thuj.
   Syphilis—benz.   a., calc.   s.,  cist,  kali  chior.,  lith.,  mere,
 mere b. i.,  mere cor.,  mere p. i.,  nit. a., phyt.
   Sweat—camph.,  cham., kalm.,  led.,  mere  cor.,   nat.  phos.,
 nux m., sil.
   Swellings—♦aeon.,  agar., ♦apis, arn.,  belb,   berb.,  carb.  an.,
 cist.,  kali chlor., lach.,  lye,  mang.,  naja,  nat. s.,  ♦rhus, ♦stram.,
 sul.
   Tetters—aethus.,bovist.,caust, clem., con.,  doli., dulc,  guaiac,
 hyper.,  nat.  m.,  phyt,  sepia.
   Transparent—apis,  ranunc
   Tuberculosis—calc.  ph., fluor. a.,  psor.,  sib, thuj.
   Tumors—♦baryt., ♦lye, puis.
   Ulcers—alum., ant. c,  arn.,  ars.,   asaf.,  aur.,  baryt,   bism.,
 borax, calc.  c,  calc. ph.,   calc. s., canth.,  carb. v.,  cham.,  cheb,
 cinch., cist.,  con.,  dulc,  ferr., ferr.  phos.,  fluor. a., ♦graph., helb,
 ♦hep.  s., hyos., ign.,  kali bi., kali br., kali c, kali  chlor., lach.,
 lye,  ♦mere,  mere b. i.,  mere  cor.,  ♦mez.,  mill.,  mur. a.,  nat.
 c, nit. a.,  nux  m.,  petrol., phos.,  phos. a., phyt,  plumb.,  puis.,
 ranunc,  ruta, sang., sars., secale, selen.,  sepia,  ♦sib, staph., sub,
 thuj.,  viola t
   Unhealthy—borax, calc. c,  calc.  s.,   cham., graph.,  ♦hep. s.,
 petrol.,  viola t.
   Urticaria,  nettle rash,   hives—♦apis, bapt.,  belb, bovist., bry.,
 calc  c, carb. v.,  con.,   ♦dulc,  hep.  s., hyper.,  kali  s.,  kreos.,
 ♦lye,  nat. m.,  nit.a.,  nux  v.,  psor.,  puis., rhus,  sang.,'urt u.
   Vaccination—kali chlor., sib,  thuj.
   Varicella—ant. c, ♦ant. t,  hyos.
   Varices—berb.,  mill.
   Varicose—arn.,  carb.  v., secale.
   Variola, smallpox—am.  m., ant. e, ♦ant. t,  ♦ars.,  bapt,  cinch.,
 hydras., kali  bi., kali  chlor.,  kali s.,  mere, mill.,  nat.  m., phos.,
 ♦phos. a., rhus, secale,  sib, ♦stram., thuj.,  ver.  v.
   Vesicles—ant.  c, ant. t, ars.,  ♦carbol.  a.,' carb.  an.,  crot. t,
 euphorb.,  fluor  a., hep. s., hyos., kali chlor., kali n., mere, mere
 cor.,  ♦mez.,  mill., nat. m., nat. s.,   osm., phos., ♦ranunc, ♦rhus,
 rumex, ♦stram., ♦sub
   Warts—acet. a., anae,  ant. c, arg.  n., baryt.,  benz. a.,bovist.,
 calc. c, dulc,  ferr., nat.  s.,  phos. a.,  sabin., sib,  staph., ♦thuj.
   Waxen—♦acet. a., apis,  sil.
   Welts—lye,  petrol.
   Wheels—apis, kreos.
   Withered—ferr., nat.  m.
   Wounds—baryt., borax, calc. c,  calc. s.,  carb. v.,  ferr. phos.,
 led., petrol.,  plumb., puis., ♦sib, ♦sub, sul. a.
   Wrinkled—secale, ver. a.
   Zoster, shingles,  zona—doli.,  kali chlor.,  mere, mez.,  nat.  m.,
rhus,  ranunc, sib,  thuj., zinc. 
        CHAPTER XLI.-AGGRAVATIONS.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Aconitum.   °In evening and night; when lying on the  (left) side
 or on  the back; after getting in bed; when  rising; in  warm  room;
 from tobacco smoke.   When lying  on painful  side; from  fright,
 anger,  chagrin, vexation.
   .Esculus.    In  morning and   from  motion;  walking;  breathing
 deeply;  after eating; from swallowing.
   /Ethusa.   -Mornings; at night; after meals; on rising  from seat;
 from nursing;  from  deep inhalation.
   Agaricus.   ^In mornings;  after  eating;  after  excessive  sexual
 indulgence;  at night; in cold air;  from  mental application; from
 sun's rays;  during repose; before  a  thunder-storm.
   Ailantus.   -Generally worse mornings.
   Aloe.   ^Frorn heat; during hot, damp weather; in the morning;
 afternoon; evening;  open air; from  motion;  while standing; after
 eating.
   Alumina.   Tn  morning,   on awaking;   evening;   during  day
 (leucorrhoea);  winter; new and full moon; on alternate days; from
 motion; taking cold  food; potatoes; soup.
  Ambra.    In morning; at  night; from  warm  drinks; in  warm
 room; from reading or talking aloud; from lying down;  from music.
  Ammonium carb.   Morning,  evening, and night; during and after
 eating; from ascending;  from stooping; in open air; in  bed,  stormy
 weather; at rest.
  Anacardium.   °In morning,and evening till midnight; from ris-
 ing up.
  Angustura.   °In morning;  while sitting.
  ♦Antimonium crud.   °Morning, evening and  night;  after eating;
 ♦from  wine;  after bathing; from  motion; from  heat of  sun; from
 touch.
  Antimonium tart.    After eating or drinking; after  lying down;
from  motion; at night;  from  warmth;  in damp, cold weather.
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   Apis.   In morning: aching; diarrhoea; mucus in mouth; hoarse-
 ness; sleepiness. Afternoon:  intermittent.  Night:  headache; pain in
 eye and chest.   From exercise; warmth.
   ♦Argentum met.   ♦Symptoms are renewed at noon; Jfrom  being
 touched; from lying  on back
   ♦Argentum nit.   ♦At night; -in  morning;  from  warmth;  from
 cold food; from walking or riding; after  eating.
   Arnica.   In morning;  at rest; lying down; from wine.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦At   night,   especially  after  midnight   (i  to  3
 a. m. );  from cold in general; cold air;  cold food (ice cream;; cold
 drinks; cold washing; after eating and  drinking; from   lying with
 head low.
   Arum tri.   Generally in morning;  from lying down; from north-
 west wind.
   Asafcetida.   °Most symptoms while sitting.
   Aurum met. -In morning;  on getting cold;  while reposing; from
 contradiction;  grief;  disappointed love.
   Baryta carb.   -In  morning;  while  sitting;  when  thinking  of
 symptoms; from moistening  or washing the part; when   lying  on
 painful side.
   Belladonna.   ♦After 3 p. m., and again after midnight.  The least
 jar of bed or chair in which  she sits.   -On  moving;  from touch;
 from draft of air; from sudden changes; from warm to cold weather;
 from heat of sun; while drinking.
   Bromium.  GIn  the  evening  till  midnight;  left side most affected.
   Bryonia.cMornings and evenings; from  motion; from heat; from
 warm food;  while sitting;  while lying, especially on painless side;
 before a thunder-storm; while coughing.
   Caladium.   °Most  symptoms worse indoors.
   Calcarea  carb.   cMorning,  evening,  or  after  midnight;  from
 cold and cold air; on  ascending a  height;  during and  after coition;
 from  walking; from  milk;  near or  during full moon; after   eating;
 from  exertion.
   Calcarea phos.  °Momings;  evenings;  from  motion;   artificial
light; from cold;  after eating; from  juicy fruit; from   change of
weather; or from getting wet in rain.
  Camphora.   °At night;  in  the dark: from  motion;  from  cold or
 cold air.
  Cannabis ind.    Mornings;   nights; from  coffee; while  eating;
from liquor and tobacco 
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   ♦Capsicum. *After drinking;  °morning on  waking; evening after
 eating; from cold; on beginning to exercise.
   Carbo ani.  °Mostly  in morning  and evening; from  cold;  from
 open air.
   Carbo veg.  -Morning, evening and  night; debility worse at noon;
 in warm,damp weather;  changes of weather;  from over-lifting.
   Caulophyllum.   °In open air.
   ♦Causticum.   ♦Generally  morning  and evening;  -in open air.
   Cepa.   -Prominently in evening and in warm room.
   Chamomilla.  °In morning;  at night; from  anger;  from  cold;
 from lying down;  during sweat; during  sleep.
   Chelidonium.  °Mornings; afternoons; ailments renewed on change
 of weather.
   Chininum ars.   °At night; after midnight; every  day  or every
 other day; from damp, cold weather.
   Cimicifuga. cIn morning;  at  night; from motion; during menses.
   Cina.    At night;  when looking  fixedly at an object;  from ex-
 ternal pressure.
   Cinchona.   cFrom slightest touch; from drafts of air; in morn-
 ing; at night;  after eating or  drinking; from milk;  from walking;
 from motion; every other day;  from loss of fluids.
   Cistus.  -In morning;  in  evening; at night; from  fruit; from
 mental excitement.
   Cocculus.   -All  the symptoms and pains.especially in the head,
 are aggravated by drinking; eating;  sleeping; walking; riding in a
 carriage; smoking; exertion;  and by cold air.
  Coccus cacti. cMost symptoms worse mornings,and from warmth,
 especially  warmth  of bed.
  Colchicum.  cAt night; from  mental exertion; from rising  up in
 bed; from  motion; in autumn.
  Colocynthis.  °In  evening; at  rest;  from motion; after eating and
drinking; from anger.
  Conium.   °At night;  during   rest;  while  sitting; while eating;
and  while  lying down.
  Crocus.   cIn morning.
  Cuprum  met.   By contact; from vomiting.
  Dioscorea.   cIn  evening, after lying down;  at night; from doub-
ling  up.
  Dulcamara.   At night;  when at  rest; from cold  air; in wet
weather; from cold change of weather. 
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CHAPTER XLI.—AGGRAVATIONS
  Euphrasia.    In morning;  while in  bed;  indoors; in  evening.
  Ferrum met.   °At night; in morning; after eating and drinking;
while at  rest,  especially while sitting  still;  from  noise; from con-
versation; from  heat; from motion.
  Fluoric acid.   °In morning; at  rest; on rising; when  standing;
when sitting.
  Gambogia.  °In evening or night.  Most  symptoms  come on
while sitting,  and go off during  motion in open air.
  Gelsemium.   °From walking;  from  warmth  of  bed; from smok-
ing;  from wine;  after midnight;  in damp  weather; from  change of
weather.
  Glonoinum. GFrom  motion; from wine; from shaking or jarring
the parts; from  heat of sun.
  Graphites.    At night; in  morning;  from  becoming  cold;  dur-
ing,  and after menses; from  suppressed  menses;  on  beginning to
walk.
  Guaiacum.   -From motion; while sitting; in morning after ris-
ing or in .evening before lying down.
  Hepar sulph.   °At night;  in morning;  from cold air; from touch-
ing the parts; during sleep;  when swallowing.
  Hyoscyamus.   -In evening; after  eating  and  drinking; in  hot
room; during  menses.
  Ignatia.   °In  morning  immediately after  waking;  in evening
after  lying down; after dinner; from slight  touch;  from  tobacco,
coffee, alcohol.
  Iodium.   °At  night;  in afternoon;  by  walking or  riding;  from
pressure; from warmth; from rising in bed.
  Ipecacuanha.   °After lying down;  morning and  evening; from
warm, moist wind;  south  wind.
  Iris.   °In evening and at night; from  rest;  also  from motion;
better from continued motion.
  Kali bichrom.  cIn morning;  after eating;  from cold.
  Kali brom.   In evening.
  ♦Kali  carb.   ♦In  morning  about 2  or  3 o'clock;  °at  rest; from
cold, and from  becoming  cold.
  Kali iod. ♦At night;  in  cold air;  at rest;  better from motion.
  Kali nit   cWarmth of  stove;  during  wet, cold  weather; cold
things; while perspiring;  in  open air; during full moon; after eat-
ing  veal; from  camphor. 
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   Kali sulf.  °A11 ailments worse in evening,or in warm room; bet-
 ter in the cool open air.
   Kreosotum.   -In  morning;  at  night; in open air;  from growing
 cold; cold weather;  cold bathing; cold food; from rest.
   ♦Lachesis.   ♦After sleep; cin morning; in evening; after eating;
 from acids or alcoholic  drinks;  from  sun's rays; in open air; from
 extremes of  temperature.
    Ledum.   °From heat,  especially heat of bed;  from motion; at
 night; from  wine.
   Lilium tig.  cAt  night; from  loss of self-control.
   Lobelia.    From cold, especially cold washing.
   ♦Lycopodium.   ♦All  symptoms worse  from  4 to 8 p. m. ;   °on
 lying down; while sitting; after  eating; from moistening the parts;
 on beginning to move.
   Magnesia  carb. -At night; while at rest;  while sitting;  in cold
 weather.
   Magnesia  mur.    Most symptoms appear while  sitting,  are  re-
 lieved by motion,  by exercise, and in  the open  air.
   ♦Manganum.  ♦At night;  Trom changes  of weather,which some-
 times also ameliorate; symptoms coming  on indoors   are better in
 open air, and vice versa.
   ♦Mercurius.   ♦In  the  evening;  at  night  from  heat  of  bed;
 during perspiration; in wet weather; in  cold,evening air;  in fall,
 with  warm  days,  and damp, cold  nights;   during  exercise;  from
 lying ,on  right side.
   Mercurius cor.  Tn evening and  at night; from  acids;  in  open
 air;  from fat food;  from motion.
   ♦Mercurius prot. iod.   ^In the  evening  and  at night; -from pas-
 sive motion;  from rest.
   Mezereum.   In evening;  at night;  from  contact; by motion;  in
 damp weather.
   ♦Natrum carb.   -During  a  thunder-storm;  in  forenoon;  after
 slightest  exertion; after meals; while  sitting; from talking.
   Natrum mur.   -While  lying  down,  especially  in  morning,  or
evening; at  10 a. m. ;  after  exertion;  in  heat  of  sun; heat   in
general.
   Natrum sulf.  -From  dampness;  damp change of weather.
   Nitric acid. cIn evening and at night; in morningj  from change
of temperature or weather; on  waking;  while walking;  on rising
from a seat;   from touch. 
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CHAPTER XLI.—AGGRAVATIONS
   Nux mos.   From cold, damp weather; from washing or getting
 wet; from  riding in a carriage; after eating or drinking; from spir-
 ituous liquors.
   ♦Nux vom.  ♦From mental  exertion; in  morning; after  eating,
 especially  after dinner; from  motion;  from slight  touch; in  open
 air;  in dry weather.
   QEnanthe croc.   °A11 symptoms worse from water.
   Opium.   -From heat;  from brandy,  wine; while perspiring; dur-
 ing and after sleep.
   Oxalic acid. °A11 symptoms  and pains  reappear when thinking
 about  them ; from  sugar,  coffee, wine.
   Petroleum. °Before  and during a thunder-storm; from riding  in
 a  carriage, or ship; in open air.
   ♦Phosphorus.  ♦Before midnight; during a thunder-storm;  when
 lying on back, or on left  side.
   Phosphoric acid.  cAt   rest; at  night;  from  uncovering;  from
 warm food.
   Physostigma.  -Mostly in morning;  from  exercise;  from  mental
 activity.
   Phytolacca.  °Pains always  worse at  night.
   Platinum.   -In evening; in room; at rest.
   Plumbum.  -At  night;  while lying in bed; from drinking.
   Podophyllum.   °In morning; 2 to 4  p. m.
   ♦Pulsatilla. ♦In  evening;  °every other evening; at night:  from
warmth of  bed; while lying down,especially on  left side; in  warm
room;  after eating,especially fat food,pork,  ice-cream,fruit, pastry.
   Ranunculus bulb.°From changes of temperature; mornings; even-
ings; touch;  motion; change of position; from  alcoholic  drinks.
   Rheum.   °From uncovering; from cold.
   ♦Rhododendron.   *In morning;  while at  rest;  before thunder-
storm; in cold, damp weather.
   Rhus tox.   ♦While at rest; after  midnight;  before  storms; on
rising from a seat or bed; on  beginning to move; from getting wet;
in wet weather; from north-easterly winds.
   ♦Rumex.   ♦In  evening; on lying down; from  cool  air;  in  raw,
cold weather.
   Ruta.  °During  rest; while  sitting;  in cold,  wet weather.
   Sambucus.  °While at  rest.
   Sanguinaria.  °Morning  and  evening; from  light,  noise,  and
motion. 
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   ♦Secale.  ♦From warmth;  during menses.
   Selenium.    Pains and most  symptoms worse  after sleep; from
 draft of air.
   Sepia.   -Morning and evening; after  eating; while sitting; after
 sexual  excesses.
   ♦Silicia.   ♦During new  moon; from motion; -at  night; in morn-
 ing; from uncovering head.
   Spigelia.   -From motion; noise; inspiration;  touch;  turning
 the eyes.
   Spongia.  -At night; lying with  head low; in the  room; when
 ascending.
   Stannum.  -From motion;  from  talking; when descending.
   Staphisagria.    At night and in  morning;  from  loss of  fluids;
 sexual  excesses; onanism;  from touch.
   Stillingia.   -Afternoons; from damp  air;  from motion.
   Stramonium.    When alone;  in the  dark; from  being touched;
 from  looking at glistening   objects;  when attempting to swallow,
 especially liquids.
   ^Sulphur.  ♦During rest; -in evening, or after midnight;  from
 warmth of bed;  when  standing;   from touch; from  washing  or
 bathing;  in open air.
   Sulphuric acid.    In open air; after dinner; in cold, wet weather.
   Taraxacum.  -Almost all  the symptoms appear while sitting, and
 disappear when walking.
   Thuja occ.   In morning  and forenoon; after 3 p. m. ;  during rest;
 from heat of bed; from spirituous liquors; from tobacco.
   Ustilago.  -From  motion.
   ♦Valeriana.^ While sitting or standing; °in morning; in evening.
   Veratrum alb.   After  drinking:  before and  during  stool; on
rising.
   Veratrum vir. °On rising; on  walking; in evening; from motion.
   Viburnum op.   Evening  and night;   in  warm  room; left side
 most affected.
   ♦Zincum  met. ♦Most symptoms appear after dinner, and toward
evening.  From wine; °nux vom.; during rest; while sitting; from
heat:  during menses.
                            REPERTORY.
   Acids,  from—lach., mere. cor.
   Afternoon, during—aloe,  apis, ♦belb,  cheb, iod., still. 
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CHAPTER XLI. —AGGRAVATIONS
   Air,  from cold—agar.,  ars., calc. e, camph., cocc, dulc,  hep. s.,
 kali i., rumex.
   Air,  in cold evening—mere
   Air,  from damp—still.
   Air,  from draft of—belb, cinch., selen.
   Air,  from open—aloe, am.  c, carb. an.,  caul.,  ♦caust, kali n.,
 kreos., lach.,  mere  cor., ♦nux  v., petrol.,  sub,  sul.  a.
   Alcoholic drinks—can.  i., ign., lach.,  nux v.,  ranunc,  thuj.
   Alone, when —stram.
   Alternate days—alum.
   Anger, from —aeon., alum., cham., coloc.
   Ascending,  from—am.  c, calc. c, spong.
   Autumn, during—colch., mere
   Awaking, on—alum., caps., ign., nit.  a.
   Bathing, from—♦ant. e, kreos., sul.
   Bed, after getting into—aeon.
   Bed, from warmth of—cocc. c, led., mere,  puis,  sub, thuj.
   Bed, from rising  up in—colch., iod.,  rhus.
   Bed, while  in—euphr., plumb.
   Brandy,  from   opium.
   Breathing eleeply—aescub, aethus.
   Camphor, from — kali n.
   Changes,  from sudden—bell.
   Chagrin,  from—aeon.
   Coffee, from—can. i ,  ♦ign., oxal. a.
   Coition,  during and  after—calc. c.
   Cold, from—ars., calc.  c, calc  ph.,  camph.,   caps., carb.  an.,
 cham.,  kali bi.,  kali c,  lob., rheum.
   Cold, on  getting—aur., graph., kali c, kreos.
   Cold  things, from taking—kali n.
   Cold  applications—aloe.
   Contact,  by-  cupr.,  mez.
   Contradiction, from—ver. v.
   Conversation,  from —ferr.
   Dampness, from—nat. s.
   Dark, in—camph., stram.
   Day,  during —alum.
   Day,  every—chin.  ars.
   Day,  every other—alum., chin, ars., cinch.
   Descending, when—stann.
   Dinner, after -ign.,  ♦nux v.,  sub  a., ♦zinc.
   Doors,  in—calad.,  euphr., mang.
   Doubling up, from—dios.
   Drinking, after—ant.  t, ars.,  ♦caps., cinch., coloc, ferr., hyos.,
nux m., oenanth., ver.  a.
   Drinking, from—cocc, plumb.
   Drinking, while—bell.
   Drinks, alcoholic—lach.,  ranunc.
   Drinks, from cold—ars.
   Drinks, from warm—ambr. 
                    CHAPTER XLI.—AGGRAVATIONS               887

  Eating, after—aescub, agar., aloe, am. c, ant. c, ant. t, arg. n.,
ars., bry., calc.  e, calc. ph.,  caps.,  cinch.,   coloc,  ferr., hyos.,
kali bi.,  lach., lye, nux m., ♦nux v., puis.,  sepia.
  Eating—during—am.  e, can. i., con.
  Eating, from—cocc.
  Eating veal, after—kali n.
  Evening,  during—aeon.,  aloe,  alum.,  am.  c,   anae,  ant.. e,
brom., bry., calc. c.,  calc.  ph., caps., carb.  an., carb. v.,  ♦caust,
cepa,  cist., coloc,  dios.,  euphr.,  gamb.,   guaiac,  hyos.,  ign.,
ipec,  iris, kali br.,  kali  s.,  lach.,  lye,   ♦mere,  mere   cor.,
mere  p. i.,  mez., nat. in., nit. a.,  plat.,  ♦puis., ranunc,  rumex,
sang.,  sepia, sub, valer., viburn., ♦zinc
  Evening,  every other—puis.
  Excitement, from mental—cist.
  Exercise,  after—agar., nat.  c,  nat. m.
  Exercise,  from beginning to —caps.
  Exertion,  from—apis. calc.  c,  cocc, mere,  nat. m.
  Exertion,  from mental—agar.,  colch., ♦nux v.
  Fall, with warm days and damp, cold nights—mere
  Fluids, from loss of—cinch., staph.
  Food,  from cold—alum., arg. n.,  ars.,  kali  n., kreos.
  Food,  from fat—mere cor., puis.
  Food,  from warm- bry., phos. a.
  Forenoon, during—nat.  c,  thuj.
  Four to eight  p.  m.—♦lye
  Fright, from—aeon.
  Fruit,  from eating—calc.  ph.,  cist, puis.
  Grief—aur.
  Heat,  from—bry.,  ferr., led., nat. m., opium, zinc.
  Heat of bed, from—led.,  ♦mere,  ♦sub
  Ice-cream, from  eating—ars., puis.
  Inspiration,  from—aethus.,  spig.
  Jar,  from—♦belb,  glon.
  Lifting, from over—carb.  v.
  Light,  from—sang.
  Light, from artificial—calc. ph.
  Looking  at glistening objects,  from—stram.
  Looking  fixedly  at anything, from—cina.
  Loss of fluids, from—cinch., staph.
  Love, from disappointed—aur.
  Lying, while—bry.
  Lying down,  after—ant t.  dios.,  ign., ipec
  Lying down,  before—guaiac.
  Lying down,  from—ambr.,  am., aur.,  cham., con.,  dios., lye,
nat. m., puis., rumex.
  Lying on back, from—aeon., arg. m  , phos.
  Lying in  bed, during—plumb.
  Lying on side—aeon.
  Lying, with head  low,  from- ars., spong.
  Lying on left side, when—aeon., ♦phos., puis.
  Lying on right side,  when—aeon., mere 
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  Lying on painful side,  when—baryt., aeon.
  Lying on painless side—bry.
  Meals,  after—octhus , ant.  c
  Menses, after—graph.
  Menses, during - cimi.. graph.,  hyos.,  secale, zinc
  Menses, from suppressed— graph.
  Mental application—agar., ♦nux v.
  Midnight,  after—♦ars., ♦belb, calc e, chin,  ars.,  gels.,  rhus,
sul.
  Midnight, before—♦phos.
  Midnight, to—anae, brom.
  Milk, from  taking—calc. c,  cinch.
  Moistening parts, from—baryt, lye
  Moon,  during  full—alum., calc.  c, kali  n.
  Moon,  during  new—alum.,  ♦sil.
  Morning—aescub, aethus., agar., aib,  aloe, alum., ambr., am.  c,
anae,  angast, ant.  c, apis,   arg.   n.,  arn.,  arum,  aur.,  baryt,
bell ,  bry., calc  c, calc.  ph.,   can. i., caps., carb.  an.,  carb.  v,
♦caust, cham.,  cheb,  cimi.,  cinch., cist., cocc. c, croc,   euphr.,
ferr.,  fluor. a., graph.,  guaiac,hep. s., ign., ipec, kali i., ♦kali  c,
kreos.,  lach.,  nat. m., nit. a., nux v., pod.,  ranunc, rhod., sang.,
sepia,  sib, staph., thuj.,  valer.
  Motion, from—aescub,  aloe,  alum.,  ant. c, ant.  t,  belb, bry.,
calc. ph.,  camph., cimi., cinch.,colch., coloc, ferr., glon., guaiac,
iris,  led.,  mere cor.,  mez.,  ♦nux  v.,  ranunc,  sang.,  ♦sib, spig.,
stann.,  still.,  ustib,ver.  v.
  Motion, from passive—mere  p.  i.
  Move, on beginning to—lye, rhus.
  Music—ambr.
  Night,  at —aeon., aethus., agar.,  ambr., am.  c, ant. c,  ant.  t,
apis, ♦arg. n., ♦ars.,  cham.,  can.  i., carb.  v.,  cham.,  chin,  ars.,
cimi.,  cina, cinch.,  cist., colch.,  con., dios.,  dulc,  ferr., gamb.,
graph., hep.  s., iod.,  iris, ♦kali i., kali n., kreos., led., lib, ♦mang.,
♦mere, mere cor.,   ♦mere  p.  i.,   mez.,  mill.,  nit. a.,  phos.  a.,
phyt ,  plumb., puis.,  sib, spong., staph.,  viburn.
  Nights,  damp, cold—mere
  Noise,  from—ferr.,  sang.,  spig.
  Noon, at—♦arg.  m., carb. v.
  Nursing, from—asthus.
  Nux v., from—zinc.
  Onanism, from—staph.
  Pastry,  from eating—puis.
  Perspiration,  during—cham.,  kali n., mere, opium.
  Pork, from  eating fat—puis.
  Position, from change of—ranunc.
  Potatoes, from eating—♦alum.
  Pressure, from external—cina,  iod.
  Repose, during—agar., aur.
  Reading aloud, from—ambr.
  Rest, from—am.  c, am., coloc,  con., dulc,   ferr.,  fluor.   a., 
CHAPTER XLI.--AGGRAVATIONS                 889
 iris, kali c,  kali i., kreos., mere p.i., phos., plat,  ♦rhod., rhus,
 ruta, samb.,  ♦sub, thuj., zinc.
   Riding, from —arg.  n., cocc, iod.
   Riding in  a  carriage,  from-cocc, nux m.,petrol.
   Rising, after—guaiac.
   Rising, when—aeon., fluor. a.,  ver. a., ver. v.
   Rising from  bed,  when—colch., iod.,  rhus.
   Rising from  seat, when—aethus.,  nit.  a., rhus.
   Rising up, from—anae, rhus.
   Rising up  in bed, when—colch.
   Room, in—plat.,  spong.
   Room, when in warm—aeon., ambr.,  cepa,  hyos., kali s., puis.,
 viburn.
   Sailing in  ship,  when—petrol.
   Seat,  on rising from—nit. a., rhus.
   Self-control,  from loss of—lil.
   Sexual indulgence,  from  excessive—agar., sepia,  staph.
   Shaking or jarring the parts—belb,  glon.
   Side,  left—brom., viburn.
   Sitting, while—angust,  asaf., baryt., bry., con., fluor.  a., gamb.,
 guaiac, lye, mag.  m., nat.  c, ruta, sepia,  tarax., ♦valer.,  zinc.
   Sitting stiil,  when—ferr.
   Sleep, after—♦lach., opium,  selen.
   Sleep, during—cham., hep. s., opium.
   Sleep, from—cocc.
   Soup, from taking—alum.
   Standing,  from—alum.,  fluor. a.,  sub,  ♦valer.
   Stool, before and during—ver. a.
   Stooping,  from—am. c
   Storms, before—♦rhod.,  rhus.
   Storms, during—♦ant. c
   Sugar, from eating—oxal.  a.
   Sun,  from heat of—ant.  t , belb, glon., nat m.
   Sun's rays, from—agar.,  lach.
   Swallowing, from—aescub,  hep.  s., stram.
   Swallow liquids,  from attempting to—stram.
   Talking aloud,  from—ambr.
   Temperature, from change of—nit. a., ranunc.
   Thinking of symptoms, when—baryt,  oxal.  a.
   Thunder  storms,  before—agar.,  bry., petrol.,  ♦rhod.
   Thunder storms,  during—♦nat.  c, petrol., ♦phos.
   Time  of day—♦ars.,  ♦belb, ♦kali c,  kali  i.,  ♦lye, nat.  m., pod.,
tarax.
   Tobacco,  from smoking—aeon.,  can. i., cocc, gels., ♦ign., thuj.
   Touch, from—ant. c, arg. m., belb, cinch., cupr.,  ign., mez.,
nit.  a.,  ♦nux v., ranunc, spig., staph., stram., sul.
   Touching the parts,  from—hep.  s.
   Turning the eyes, when—spig.
   Uncovering,  from—phos.  a.,  rheum.
   Uncovering the head—sil.
   Veal,  after  eating—kali n. 
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CHAPTER XLI.
—AGGRAVATION.^
  Vexation, from—aeon.
  Vomiting, from—cupr.
  Walk, on beginning to—graph.
  Walking, when—nit. a.,  ver. v.
  Walking, from—aescub,  arg. n.,  calc.  c, cinch.,   gels.,  ign.,
iod.,  nit. a.
  Warmth  of bed, from—gels., puis.,  ♦sub,  thuj.
  Warmth, from—ant. t, apis, arg. n.,  cocc, iod.,  ♦secale.
  Warmth  of stove,  from—kali n.
  Washing, from—baryt, lob., nux m.,  sul.
  Washing in  cold water, from—ars.,  kreos., lob.
  Weather,  from  bad, stormy—am. e
  Weather,  from  change of—calc.  phos.,  carb.   v.,  cheb,  gels.,
mang.,  nat.  s.,  nit. a.
  Weather,  from  damp—mez., nat. s.
  Weather,  from  cold—aloe, kreos.
  Weather,  from  cold, damp—ant.  t. chin,  ars., kali n.,  nux m.,
♦rhod.,  ruta, still., sul. a.
  Weather,  from  dry—♦nux v.
  Weather,  from  hot, damp—carb. v.
  Weather,  from  cool change—belb,  dulc.
  Weather,  from raw, cold—rumex.
  Weather,  from wet—dulc, gels., mere, mez., nat. s., rhus.
  Wet,  from getting—calc. ph., nux m.,  rhus.
  Winds,  from northeast—rhus.
  Winds, from  northwest—aeon., arum.
  Winds,  from south—ipec.
  Winds, from  warm, moist—ipec
  Wine, from drinking—♦ant.  c, arn., gels.,  glon.,  led.,  opium,
oxal.  a., ♦zinc
  Winter,  during—alum. 
     CHAPTER XLII.-AMELIORATIONS.

                         SYMPTOMATOLOGY.

   Aconitum.   -In open air; when sitting still (rheumatism) ; from
wine; generall)' better when at  rest,  but  during night in bed  pains
are insupportable.
   /Ethusa.    In open air; after sleep;   from  bending  backward;
from motion.
   Agaricus.   -Symptoms generally better  from  motion; walking.
   Aloe.   cFrom cold  applications; during cold weather; from  dis-
charge of flatus.
   Alumina.  °In open air; from cold washing;  while eating warm
food.
   Ambra.  °After eating; from cold air;  from cold food and drinks.
   Ammonium carb.   °Warm,  dry  weather; indoors; from pressure.
   Anacardium.   °After midnight;  during  day;  from lying down;
from rubbing.
   Angustura.   -'At night;  when walking.
   Antimonium crud.   °During rest; in open air.
   Antimonium tart.   °From eructations; by expectorations;  from
sitting upright  and  in open, cold air.
   ♦Apis.   ♦Pressure relieves headache. °Cold water:  pain,swelling
and burning.
   Argentum nit   GFrom fresh  air; from  eructations.
   Arnica.  °ln  evening and at  night; from contact and  motion.
   ♦Arsenicum.   ♦From warmth  in general; °from lying  with head
high;  from motion.
  Arum tri.  °On rising.
  Asafoetida.   °In open air; from  motion.
  Aurum   met.   °From   motion; while walking; on getting warm.
  Baryta carb.   -When walking in open air.
  Belladonna.   cWhen wrapped up well in a warm room.
  Bromium.   GFrom motion; walking; riding on horseback.
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   Bryonia.   'In cold weather; in cool room; from cold  food; while
 sitting; while lying, especially on painful side.
   Caladium.   ^In open air and from motion.
   ♦Calcarea phos.  ♦After lying down.
   Camphora.    In open air.   Pains disappear when   thinking  of
 them.
   Cannabis ind.  cFrom fresh air; from cold water; from rest.
   Capsicum.   -In warmth,and from  continued  motion.
   Caulophyllum.   -In  the room.
   Cepa.    In open air.
   Chamomilla.   °After  sweating;  on rising; from motion.
   Chelidonium.   -Evenings.
   Cimicifuga.   -From rest; in open air:  after eating.
   Coca.   -In open air and after dinner.
   Colchicum.    During repose and  in open air.
   ♦Colocynthis.    From bending double;  from  hard pressure; from
 coffee;  ♦from  discharge  of  flatus.
   Conium.   cFrom motion, especially from walking.
   Crocus.   cIn open air.
   Cuprum met.    From drinking  cold  water.
   Dioscorea.  -When moving in open air;  motion; riding or walk-
 ing; standing erect.
   Dulcamara.    After rising from seat; from motion; from  warmth
 in general,and dry weather.
   Euphrasia.   °After getting out of bed;   outdoors;  from  eating.
   Ferrum met.   °From  slight exercise; from solitude.
   Fluoric acid.   cFrom motion;  while walking.
   Glonoinum.    At night,  in  open air.
   Graphites.   -From eructations;  from walking in open air.
   Hepar sulph.   From  warmth;  from wrapping up warmly.
   Hyoscyamus.   -By stooping; from  smoking; from coffee.
   Ignatia.  -When lying  on back or on  painful side, or from change
 of position; from hard pressure.
   Iodium.   cFrom cold  in  general; after sleep; after eating.
   Iris.    From continued motion.
   Kali bichrom.   °From heat;  toward evening.
   Kah carb.   -During the  day while moving  about; from warmth;
in the warm air.
   Kali nit.    During warm weather; after  perspiring. 
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   Kreosotum.   -From warmth; from motion.
   Lilium tig.  -During day; from fresh  air; from keeping busy; in
 warm room.
   Lobelia inf.   -Toward evening.
   Lycopodium.  c After 8 p.  m.; from continued motion; from cold;
 from warm food and drink.
   Magnesia carb.  °From motion.
   Mercurius.  cDuring day; during rest
   Mercurius cor.   °After breakfast; while at rest.
   Mercurius prot iod.-During day; in open air,from active motion.
   Mezereum.  cWhen walking in  open  air (sensitive to cold air);
 wrapping up head; in dark  room.
   Millefolium.   -During the day.
   Natrum carb.  -On motion;  from pressure; from  rubbing.
   Natrum mur.  -In open  air; while  fasting; after  dinner; from
 sitting up.
   Natrum sulf.  In open air;  after dinner;  from motion; at night.
   Nitric acid.   -While riding in a carriage.
   Nux mos.  -In the room; from  warm  air.
   Oxalic acid.   -In open air.
   Phosphoric acid.   cFrom motion; from warmth.
   Physostigma.  -In open air; while lying down; closing the eyes;
 from quiet; in warm  room;  from  inhaling camphor.
   Phytolacca.    While lying down (most symptoms).
   Platinum.  -From motion; in open air.
   Plumbum.   -From rubbing.
   ♦Pulsatilla.  ♦In open  air; in a  cool place; when  lying upon  the
 back.
   Rheum.    -From wrapping up;  from warmth.
   Rhus tox.  From continuous motion;  from moving affected parts;
 in warm,  dry weather.
   Ruta.   -By motion.
   Sabadilla.  -When lying  down  (most symptoms).
   Sambucus.   °From motion; on sitting  up in  bed.
   Sanguinaria.   When lying quiet; in dark room;  after vomiting.
   Secale.    -In colel air and  from getting cold; from sweat.
   Sepia.   °In  the open air.
   Silicia.    °From wrapping head;  from  warmth; in the room.
   Spongia.  cWhen descending;  after eating and drinking,  espe-
cially the cough; when resting in horizontal  position. 
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—AMELIORATIONS
  Stannum.    From  walking;  when  lying on back.
  Stramonium.   In the  house; from light and company; from cold
water.
  ♦Sulphur.   ♦During motion; on walking.
  Thuja occ.    In the open air; from warmth.
  Ustilago.    During rest.
  ♦Valeriana.   ♦From walking.
  Veratrum alb.    While  sitting and lying.
  Viburnum op.    In open air;  while  moving  about.
  Zincum met.   -From  camphor;  in open air;  while eating.

                           REPERTORY.

  Air, from cold--ambr., ant.  t, secale.
  Air, from fresh—arg.  n., can.  i., lil.
  Air, from open—aeon.,  aethus.,  alum.,   ant. c.,  ant. t.,  asaf.,
baryt, calad., camph., cepa, cimi., coca, colch., croc, dios., glon.,
graph., mere  p.  i., mez.,  nat. m., nat. s.,  oxal. a., physos., plat,
puis.,  sepia,  thuj., viburn., zinc.
  Air, from open, cold—ant. t.
  Air, when moving  in open—dios.
  Air, when walking  in—mez.
  Air, in warm—kali e, nux  m.
  Applications, from cold—aloe.
  Back, from lying on—ign., ♦puis.
  Bed, after getting out of—-aeon., euphr.
  Bending backward, from—asthus.
  Bending double, from—♦coloc
  Breakfast, after—mere cor.
  Busy, from keeping—lil.
  Camphor, from—physos., zinc.
  Coffee, from—coloc. hyos.
  Cold, from  getting—secale.
  Cold, from—camph., iod., lye,  secale.
  Cold applications,  from—aloe.
  Cold water, from drinking—apis, can. i., cupr., stram.
  Company, from—stram.
  Contact, from—arn.
  Cool place,  from being in—♦puis.
  Dark, in-—camph.
  Day, during—anae, kali c, lib, mere,  mere p.  i.,  mill.
  Day, when moving about during—kali c.
  Descending, when—spong.
  Dinner, after—coca, nat. m., nat.  s.
  Drinks, from cold—ambr., cupr.
  Drinks, from warm—lye
  Drinking, after—spong.
 . Double, from bending—♦coloc 
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  Eating,  from—alum., euphr., zinc.
  Eating,  after—ambr., cimi., iod., spong.
  Eight  P. m., after—lye
  Eructations, from—ant. t,  arg. n., graph.
  Evening, during—arn.,  chel.
  Evening, toward—kali bi.,  lob.
  Exercise, from  slight—ferr.
  Expectoration,  by—ant. t
  Eyes,  while  closing them—physos.
  Fasting, while—nat. m.
  Flatus, from discharge of—aloe,  coloc.
  Food,  from warm—alum., lye
  Food,  from cold—ambr., bry.
  Heat,  from—kali bi.
  House, in—stram.
  Indoors, from being—am.  c.
  Light, from—stram.
  Lying down,  after—calc. ph.
  Lying, when—anae , bry.,  ♦calc  ph.,  physos.,  phyt, sabad.,
sang.,  ver. a.
  Lying on  back, when—ign., :i:puls.,  stann.               ,
  Lying with head high,  from—ars.
  Lying on painful side, when—bry.,  ign.
  Lying quiet,  when—sang.
  Midnight,  after—anae
  Motion,  during—♦sub,viburn.
  Motion,   from—aethus ,   agar.,  arn., ars., asaf.,  aur.,  brom.,
calad., camph., cham.,  con.,  dios., dulc, fluor.  a., kali c, kreos.,
mag. c.,  nat. c", nat.  s., nit.  a.,  phos.  a., plat., ruta, samb.
  Motion,  from continued—caps.,  lye, rhus.
  Motion,  from active—mere  p.  i.
  Moving affected parts, when—rhus.
  Night, at—aeon.,  angust.,  arn.,  camph., glon., nat.  s.
  Outdoors,  from  being—euphr.
  Position, from  change of—ign.
  Pressure relieves headache—♦apis.
  Pressure, from—ant. c, nat. c.
  Pressure, from hard—coloc,ign.
  Quiet, from—physos.,  sang.
  Repose,  from—colch.
  Rest, when at—aeon.,  ant.  c,  can. i., cimi.,  mere,  mere cor.,
spong., ustib
  Riding,  from—dios.
  Riding on horseback,  from—brom.
  Riding in  carriage,  from—nit.  a.
  Riding,  when--arum., cham.
  Rising from a seat, after—dulc.
  Room, when  in—bry., nux  m., sil.
  Room, when  wrapped up  well  in warm—bell.,  lib, physos.
  Room, when  in dark—mez., sang.
  Rubbing,  from—anae,  nat. c, plumb. 
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  Sitting, while—bry , ver. a.
  Sitting up,  while—nat.  m., ver. a.
  Sitting up in bed, when—samb.
  Sitting upright,  when—ant. t.
  Sitting still, when—aeon.
  Sleep, after—asthus.,  iod.
  Smoking, from—hyos.
  Solitude,  from—ferr.
  Standing  erect,  from—dios.
  Stooping,  when—hyos.
  Sweating,  after—cham., kali n.,  secale.
  Tobacco,  from smoking—hyos.
  Vomiting,  after —sang.
  Walking,  when—agar.,  angust., aur., baryt, brom., coloc,dios.,
fluor. a., graph., stann., ♦sub, ♦valer.
  Walking in  open air, when—baryt.,  graph., mez.
  Warm, on getting—aur.
  Warmth in general,  from—♦ars.,  dulc.
  Warmth,  from—caps., dulc,  hep. s., kali  c,  kreos., phos. a.,
rheum,  sib,  thuj.
  Washing, from cold—alum.
  Water, from cold —apis, can.  i.,  cupr.,  stram.
  Weather,  during cold-^aloe,  bry.
  Weather,  during dry—dulc.
  Weather,  during warm—kali n.
  Wine, from drinking—aeon.
  Wrapped  up well in warm room—bell.
  Wrapped  up warmly,  from being—hep.  s., rheum.
  Wrapping up head, from—mez.,  sil. 
INDEX  TO  REPERTORIES.
           (Numbers occurring below refer to chapters.)

  Abortion—23, 24.
  Abrasions—39.
  Abscesses—5, 18, 24, 28, 31, 34, 39,  40.
  Acrid—20,  21.
  Adhesions—39
  Agony—1,  8.
  Albuminuria, albumen in urine—21, 24, 27,39.
  Alopecia, baldness—4.
  Amaurosis, blindness—5.
  Amblyopia, weak sight—5.
  Amenorrhoea,  menses absent—23.
  Anaemia, bloodlessness—39.
  Anaesthesia, loss  of sense of touch—13, 35.
  Anasarca, dropsy—39.
  Anchylops, incipient lachrymal fistula—5.
  Anchylosis, stiff joint—33.
  Aneurism,  tumor of  artery—29, 39, 40.
  Apathetic,  want of passion or emotion—1, 8.
  Aphonia, loss of  voice—25.
  Aphthae,  thrush — 1,  9,  12, 13, 23.
  Apoplexy,  congestion of  brain, or rupture  of  its  blood-vessels,
with sudden loss of sensation and motion—2, 3,  35.
  Appetite, desire  for food—14, 39.
  Apyrexia,  intermission of fever—37.
  Ardor urinae,  scalding  urine—21.
  Arthritis, inflammation of joints—5, 39.
  Ascites, abdominal dropsy—19, 39.
  Asphyxia, interrupted respiration—24, 26.
  Asthenopia, weak sight—5.
  Astigmatism, irregular refraction—5.
  Asthma,  difficult  breathing—26,  27.
  Atony, defect of muscular power—23, 29,
  Atrophy,  emaciation—3,  18, 22, 23, 24,  39.
  Aura epileptica,  a tingling sensation before  an epileptic  fit—35.
  Aversions—1,  14,  37.

  Balanitis, inflammation of glans penis—22.
  Barking—26, 27.
  Bedsores—40.
  Biliousness, see "Liver"—16, 18, 20.
  Bites—1, 10, 11, 12, 40.
  Blenorrhcea, flow of  mucus—20, 21.
  Bloated—17,  18,  19, 32,  39.
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INDEX TO REPERTORIES
Bloody—20, 21.
Breath—12,  26.
Bright's disease, granular degeneration of kidneys—21, 39.
Bronchiectasis, dilatation of bronchial tubes—39.
Bruises—39, 40.
Buboes,lymphatic swellings—19, 22, 39.
Bulimia, voracious  appetite—14.
Bunion,  disease of joint of great toe—34.

Cachexia, a  bad habit of body—8.
Cadaverous, death-like—8, 27.
Callosities,  hard places on skin— 33.
Cancer,  a malignant disease—7, 9,  12,  13, 14, 17.  23,  24, 39.
Cancrum oris,  fetid ulcers  in  mouth—11,  12.
Cardialgia,  pain in  stomach—17.
Carditis, inflammation of heart—29.
Caries, ulceration of bone—10, 13,  34, 39.
Carphologia, picking  at bedclothes—1.
Catalepsy,  a spasmodic disease—35.
Cataract, opacity of  lens—5.
Catarrh,  mucous flow—3, 5, 6, 7, 17, 18, 20, 21, 25, 26,  27, 28, 39.
Cephalaematoma, a bloody  tumor—39.
Cerumen, ear wax—6.
Chalazae, tumor of eyelids—5.
Chancres, syphilitic ulcers—22,  39,  40.
Chancroids,  non-infecting venereal  ulcer—22,
Chemosis,  disease of  cornea—5.
Children's  diseases—1,  20, 24, 27.
Chilblains,  inflammation of skin from cold—34.
Chlorosis,  green sickness—8,  23, 29, 39, 40.
Choking—25, 27.
Cholera—20, 35.
Cholera infantum, summer complaint—20.
Chordee, painful downward curvature of penis—22.
Chorea,  convulsive  motion of limbs—35.
Chronic  troubles—3,  5, 7,  16, 20, 27.
Cicatrices,  scars—39, 40.
Climacteric,  change of life—23.
Coitus, coition—22,  23.
Cold, disposition to take—4,  7.
Colic—17,  19,  20.
Collapse—1, 8.
Color—8, 9, 10,  20, 21, 22, 23,  34.
Comatose,  torpor,  dead sleep—1,  35,  36.
Concussions, injuries from falls, blows, etc.—31, 3y.
Condylomata,  wart like excrescences —7, 9, 20, 22,  23, 40.
Confusion—1,  3, 23.
Congestion—2, 3, 5, 6, 8,13,  17, 18, 23, 28, 37, 39.
Consciousness—1,  2,  35.
Contusions,  bruises—39, 40.
Convulsions, spasms—8, 9, 10,  11,  24,  27, 32, 33,  34, 35. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
 Corns—32, 34, 40.
 Corpulence, obesity, fat—39.
 Coryza, nasal  catarrh—7.
 Cough, tussis—25, 27, 28.
 Cough, whooping; pertussis—26,  27.
 Coxalgia,  pain in hip-joint—34.
 Cramps—17,  25, 35.
 Cries—1,  35.
 Croup, inflammation of larynx and trachea—13, 20, 25.
 Curvature, spinal—31, 39.
 Cuts—37, 39,  40.
 Cyanosis, blue disease—8,  29, 39.
 Cystitis, inflammation of bladder—21.

 Death, see "Suicide."
 Debility,  weakness—20, 22, 32,  35.
 Deglutition, act of swallowing—13.
  Delirium,  raving, wandering talk—1, 36, 37.
 Delirium  tremens, mania a potu—t.
  Dengue, a variety of fever with pains—37.
  Dentition, teething—10,  20.
  Desires—1, 14, 22,  23,  27.
  Desquamation, exfoliation—4, 34.
  Diabetes, sugar in  urine—21.
  Diarrhoea, frequent  liquid stools—20.
  Diaphragmitis, inflammation of diaphragm—17,  18.
  Diphtheria, acute,  gangrenous pharingitis, croup—13,  25,
  Distention—17, 18, 19.
  Distortion—5, 8, 11, 33, 35.
  Dreams- -22,  36.
  Dropsy—19, 23,  34, 39.
  Drowsy—8, 36, 37.
  Drunkards—2, 27.
  Dryness—4,  5, 6, 7,  11,  12, 13, 20,  25, 27, 33,  40.
  Dullness—1,  2, 5, 8.
  Dysentery, bloody or mucous discharges from  bowels,with
pain—20.

  Ecchymosis,  a soft, blue swelling from a bruise—39, 40.
  Eclampsia, a convulsive disease—24, 35.
  Ectropion, eversion of lids—5.
  Effusion, secretion of fluids from vessels—39.
  Emaciation, loss of flesh—8, 31, 32, 34,  35, 39.
  Emissions—22, 36.
  Emphysema,  wind dropsy—26,  27, 28.
  Emprosthotonos, clonic spasms forward—35.
  Endocarditis, inflammation of heart—29.
  Energy—1, 35-
  Epilepsy, falling sickness—35.
  Epithelioma, cancroid  disease—40.
  Epulis,  tumor of gums—10.
  Eructations,  belchings—16, 17. 
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INDEX TO REPERTORIES
  Excited—i, 35.
  Excoriations—23.
  Exhaustion—8,  2$, 32, 34,  35.
  Exostosis,  bony  tumor—39, 40.
  Expectoration- 25, 27, 28.
  Expression—8.
  Exudations--12,  13,  25, 39.

  Faint, syncope—2, 19, 25,  35.
  Fat   19.
  Fatigue-35.
  Fearful -• 1, 8.
  Felon, see panaritium—33.
  Fetid  odor 7,  19.
  Fetus, the unborn child —24.
  Fever-  24  27, 39.
  Fissure,  a deep  depression—11, 20, 32, 40.
  Fistula, a  sinuous ulcer, having an external opening—5,  10, 20,
23,  34>  4°-
  Flatulence, wind or gas - 17, 19, 20.
  Flickering before eyes—2,  5.
  Flushes of heat - 8,  22,  23, 37.
  Foods —15.
  Foolish—1, 8.
  Fungus,  a  spongy morbid growth or granulation—5, 10,  40.
  Fungus haematodes,  bloody tumor-5,  39.

  Gait, manner  of walking—34, 35.
  Galactorrhcea, excessive flow of  milk—24.
  Gallstones—18.
  Ganglion,  enlargement on a nerve—33.
  Gangrene,  first stage of mortification—10, 11, 12, 13,  18,  19, 28,
32, 33. 34> 39. 4°-
  Gastritis, inflammation  of stomach—17.
  Ghosts—1.
  Glaucoma, a  greenish or gray opacity—5.
  Gleet, sequela of gonorrhoea—22.
  Goiter, tumor of neck—13, 31, 39.
  Gone feeling—35.
  Gonocace,  sore  knee—34.
  Gonitis, inflammation of knee—34.
  Gonorrhoea, inflammation of urethra—5, 22.
  Gout, podagra,  arthritis—3, 29,  32, 33, 34, 38,39.
  Granular lids, trachoma—5.
  Gressus gallinaceus,  hen-like  walk—34, 35.
  Gressus vaccinus, cow-like walk—32,  34.
  Grinding of teeth—1, 10,  35.
  Grippe, influenza—7, 25,  27,28.
  Gurgling—19.
   Gums—10, 12.
  Gummata, a  soft tumor—39,

  Haematemesis, vomiting of blood—17. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
901
   Haematuria,  blood in  urine—21.
   Haemoptysis,  spitting of blood—27, 28.
   Haemorrhage,  flow of  blood—5,  7,  12, 20, 23,  24, 38, 39.
   Haemorrhoids,  piles, bloody tumors—19,  20, 23, 24.
   Hallucinations—1, 36.
   Hawking —13,  25, 37.
   Heaviness—2,  36.
   Hectic, habitual cough—27.
   Hemeralopia,  day sight, night blindness—5.
   Hemicrania,  megrim,  migraine,  one-sided headache—3.
   Hemiopia, one half of object seen-—3, 5.
   Hemiplegia,  one-sided paralysis—35.
   Hepatization, lung hardened like liver—28.
   Hernia,  rupture—19.
   Hiccough,  hiccup, singultus—16.
   Hippocratic,  a peculiar expression  often seen just before death—8.
   Hoarse —11, 25, 27.
   Hydrocele, dropsy of scrotum—22.
   Hydrocephalus,  dropsy of brain—1, 3, 4.
   Hydrometra,  dropsy of womb—39.
   Hydropericar dium,  dropsy of heart—29.
   Hydrophobia,  rabies—1.
   Hydrothorax, dropsy of chest—26,  28, 39.
   Hyperaemia, excess of blood—3, 39.
   Hyperaesthesia, excess of feeling—29,  35.
   Hyperinosis, excess of fibrine in blood—39.
   Hypermetropia, hyperopia, imperfect  refraction of lens—5.
   Hypopyon, abscess of cornea—5.
   Hysteria,  nervous paroxysm—1, 13, 23, 27, 35.

   Ichorous,  acrid—7,  23.
   Imbecile,  mentally weak—1.
   Impotent,  incapable of procreating—22.
   Incontinence,  inability to  retain  natural evacuations—21.
   Induration, hardness—8,  9, n, 12, 13,  17, 18,  19, 22, 23,  24, 39.
   Inflammation—3,  5, 6,  7,  8,  10,  11, 12,  13,  17,  18,   19,  20, 21,
22, 23, 24, 25, 31, 32, 33,  34, 39, 40.
   Influenza,  grippe—25.
   Injuries—5,  33, 35,  39, 40.
   Insensibility—1, 2, 11, 32, 33, 35, 40.
   Insomnia,  want of sleep—36.
   Inspiration—26, 28.
   Itch, scabies—40.
   Intermittent,  paroxysmal—23, 29,  37.
   Intussusception, reception of  one part within another—19.
   Iritis,  inflammation of iris—5.
   Irritability—1,  17, 20,  21, 27, 35.
   Ischuria,  retention of  urine —21.
   Involuntary—20,  21.

   Jactitation, restlessness—33, 35.
   Jaundice,  yellow color—8, 18, 40. 
902
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
Jerking—32, 34, 35, 36.

Keratitis,  inflammation  of cornea—5.
Kiss—1.

Languor, listlessness,  with  faintness—32, 35, 36.
Laryngismus  stridulus,crowing inspiration—25.
Lasciviousness,  lustfulness—1,  22, 23, 36.
Laughing—1, 36.
Lethargy,  marked  drowsiness—35, 36.
Leucorrhcea, mucous discharge from vagina—23.
Leukaemia, leuchaemia, white-blooded—40.
Lienteria,  undigested  food in stools—20
Lochia,  discharge after parturition—23,24.
Lock-jaw,  tetanus—9,  35.
Locomotor  ataxia, staggering gait—31,  35.
Loquacious,  talkative—1.
Lumps —19,  24,  39,  40.
Lupus,  a malignant ulcer of face—7,  8, 9, 39, 40.
Lying-in women—24, 26.

Maculae, spots—40.
Malaise, feeling of illness—35.
Mania,  madness —1, 23,  24.
Marasmus, loss of flesh—24, 39.
Mastitis, inflammation of breasts—24.
Measles, rubeola, an eruptive fever of children—27, 40.
Megrim, migraine,  one-sided headache—3.
Meningitis, inflammation  of  membranes of brain—3.
Menorrhagia,  monthly  flow—23.
Menses,  catamenia—23, 39.
Meteorism,  abdomen elistended by  gas—19.
Metritis, inflammation of womb—24.
Metrorrhagia, haemorrhage from womb—23, 24.
Micturition, urination—21.
Miliary fever, fever with miliary rash—40.
Moaning—1, 16, 26, 35,  36.
Moles, tlehy tumor  found in uterus—24, 40.
Movement  of  head—3, 4.
Movements,  involuntary—35.
Mucus or phlegm—12, 13,  20,  21,  25, 27, 28, 29,  39.
Mumps, parotitis—12.
Myelitis, inflammation of spinal cord or its membranes__31.
Myopia, near-sightedness—5.

Naevus, mother-spots—39, 40.
Nausea—16, 24.
Necrosis,death of bone—39.
Nephritis,  inflammation  of kidneys —21,  31.
Nervous—27,  33, 35, 36.
Nightmare, incubus—36.
Nodosities-4, 5, 6,  8, 9, n,  23, 24,  32, 33,  34, 39, 40.
Nyctalopia, day blindness—5. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES                    0O3
  Nymphomania,lascivious madness in females—23, 24.

  Obesity, corpulence, fat—39.
  Obscuration of sight—2,  5.
  Odor—11, 12, 19, 21,  23.
  CEdema, dropsical swelling—5, 7, 8, 13, 19,  22, 25, 28, 32,  33,
34-  39,  4°-
  Onanism—22, 23.
  Onychia, whitlow,  panaritium—33, 39.
  Opacities—5.
  Ophthalmia,  inflammation of eyes—5.
  Oposthotonos,  clonic  spasms backward—35.
  Orchitis, inflammation of testicles—22.
  Otitis,  inflammation of ear—6, 39.
  Otorrhcea, discharge from ear—6.
  Ozaena,  fetid ulcer of  nose—7.

Pains—2, 4,   5,  6, 7,  8,  9,  10,  11,  12,  13,  17,  18   19,  22,  23,
24, 25, 26, 2S,  29,  30, 31, 32, 33, 34,  35,  36,  37, 38,  39, 4°-
  Aches—3, 4,  5,  6, 8,  9, 10,  13, 17,  18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28,
29, 3°, 31, 32>  33,  34- 38. 39-
   Acute— 3, 17, 18, 23,  28, 29,  31, 33, 34.
   After-pains—24.
   Angina—13,  28,  29, 31, 33.
   Angina  pectoris, breast pain—28, 29,31.
   Arthritic, joint  pains—9, 32,  33, 34.
   Bearing down —18, 20, 23, 24.
   Beating—3,  8, 17, 18, 19,  20,  28, 30, 31, 33, 34, 38, 39.
   Biting—13,  21,  22, 23, 38, 40.
   Boring—3, 4, 6, 7,  8, 9, 10, 13,  17, 18,  19, 23, 28, 29,  31, 33,
34- 38, 39-
   Broken—31,  33.
   Bruised—3,  4. 6, 7,  8, 9, 13, 17, 18,  19,  20,  22,  23,  28, 29. 30,
31, 32, 33, 34>  35,  38, 39, 4°-
   Burning—3,  4. 5> 6, 7, 8, 9,  10, n,  12,  13, 17, 18, 19.  20,  21, 22,
23, 24, 25, 28,  29, 30,  31,  32, 33, 34, 38, 39,  4°-
   Bursting—3,  4,  28.
   Cardialgia —17.
   Catarrhal —3.
   Catching-18,  29.
   Chronic—3,  18.
   Clutching—17, 19, 23.
   Colicky—17,  19, 20,  21, 23, 24.
   Constrictive—8, 17,   19,  20, 23,  25, 28, 29,  31.
   Contractive—17,  19,  22, 23, 25,  28, 29,  31, 34.
   Contusive—22.
   Corrosive—8,  17,  30, 40.
   Coxalgia—34.
   Crampy—3,  6,  8,  10, 13, 17, 18, 19,   20, 21, 22,  2}, 24, 28, 29,
 31, 32, 33, 34,  38, 39-
   Crick—31. 
9°4
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
  Cutting—3,  4, 8, 9,  10,  12,  13, 17, 18,  19, 21, 22, 23, 24,  25, 28,
31,  33, 34-  39, 4°-
  Darting—3,  8,  17, 18, 19, 20, 23,  28, 29, 30, 31, 32,  33,  34, 35.
  Digging—3, 8,  10, 17, 21, 32, 39.
  Dislocated,  as  if—31, 33, 34.
  Distress—17, 18, 19, 20,  31.
  Dragging—18,  19, 21, 22, 23, 31.
  Drawing—3, 6,  8, 9, 10,  17, 18,  19, 22,  23,  24,  28,  30,  31, 32,
33,  34, 35,  38, 39-
  Dull—3, 6, 8, 13, 17,  18, 19, 20, 21,  22, 28, 29, 30,  31,  32, 33, 34.
  Eroding—17.
  Expulsive—34.
  Excruciating—3, 17, 31,  35.
  Flying, shifting, wandering—34.
  Gastralgia,  pain in stomach, gastrodynia—17.
  Gnawing—7, 10, 17,  18,  19, 20, 22, 28, 30, 31, 32, 34, 38, 40.
  Grasping—34.
  Grinding—10, 17.
  Griping- 3,  10,  17,  19, 20,  23.
  Hammering—3, 34.
  Hemicrania—3.
  Ileus, iliac  passion—19,  20.
  Intermittent—3, 10,  18, 23,  28, 39.
  Irregular labor-pains—24.
  Jerking—3, 8, 9, 10, 17,  18, 19, 23, 28, 31, 33, 39.
  Jumping—10.
  Kink—31.
  Labor-pains—19, 23, 24,  31.
  Lacerating—31, 34.
  Lameness—11,  29, 31, 32, 33, 34,  35, 38.
  Lancinating—3, 10,  12,  13,  18, 19, 23,  24, 28, 31, 32,  33, 34, 38.
  Lumbago—31.
  Megrim, migraine—3.
  Menstrual—3,  10.
  Nail, as from—3.
  Nervous—3.
  Nephralgia—19.
  Neuralgic—3,4, 5, 8,  9, 10,  13, 17, 19,  22, 23, 2S. 29, 31,  32, 33,
34,  35, 38, 39, 4°-
  One-sided—3.
  Oppressive—17, 18,  28, 29.
  Painlessness—38.
  Paroxysmal—3,  34.
  Periodical—3,  31,  32.
  Piercing—3, 6,  8,  13,  18,  19, 22, 24, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, H.  35, 38.
  Pinching-8, 17,  18,  19,  23,  31, 33.
  Pleuritic—28.
  Pleurodynia—30.
  Pregnancy,  during—10.
  Pressive—3,  4,  5, 6,  7, 8, 10,  13,  17, 18, 19,  20,  21.  22,   23, 28
29,  3°, 3i, 32, 33, 34,  35,  38,  39- 
                        INDEX TO  REPERTORIES                    905

   Prickling, pricking—3, 8, 9, 10,  11,  12,  13,  20,  23,  29,   31, 32,
 33,  34,  35,  38,  39, 4°-
   Prosopalgia—8.
   Pulsating—3, 5 6, 8, 10, 18,  19, 20, 21,  30,  31,  34,  38.
   Quick—28.
   Raw—5,  7, 8,9, n, 12, 13,  17, 19, 20,  23,  25, 28,  33, 34,38,40.
   Remittent—8,  19,  31.
   Rending—17, 33, 34.
   Rheumatic—3, 5, 8, 10, 19,  20,  23,28,  29, 30, 31, 32, 33,  34, 38,
 39,  4°-
   Sciatic—31, 34.
   Screwing—3.
   Scraping—12, 13,  25,  28.
   Semilateral—3.
   Sensitive—6, 10, 23, 25,  28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34,  38. 39,  40.
   Sharp—6, 8,  10,  13, 17, 18,  20,  21,  23, 24,  28, 29, 31, 32,  33, 34.
   Shifting,flying—3, 29,  31, 32,  33, 34, 38.
   Shooting—3, 5, 6,  8, 9, 10,  12,  13,  17, 18, 19, 20,  21, 22,  23, 28,
 29,  3°,  3i, 32, 33, 34-  35-  38,  39, 4°-
   Sick headache—3.
   Smarting—5, 7, 8, 9, 10, n, 12,  13, 17, 18,  19,  20,  21,  22, 23,
 32>  33,  34, 35,  38, 4°-
   Soxe—3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,  9,  10, 11,  12,  13,  17,  18, 19,  20,  21, 22,
 23,  24, 25, 28, 29, 30,  31, 32,  33, 34, 35, 38,  39,  40.
   Spasmodic—3,  17,  18,  19, 20,  21,  23, 24, 28. 31, 33,  34,  38.
   Splitting—3.
   Sprained—19, 29, 31, 32. 33, 34,  35, 38, 39.
   Squeezing—3, 17, 21, 23, 29.
   Stabbing—3,  31, 33, 34.
   Sticking—3, 13, 17,  18, 20,  21, 22, 23, 28,  29, 31, 32. 33,  34, 38,
 40.
   Stinging—3,  13, 17, 18,  20,  21, 22, 23, 28,29, 31,  32, 33,  34, 38,
 39, 4°-
   Stitches—3, 4, 5, 6,  7, S, 9,  10,  11,  12, 13, 17,  18,  19, 20,21, 22,
 23, 24, 28, 29, 3c, 31,  32, 33, 34, 35,  38,  39,  40.
   Stunning—3,  22.
   Tearing—3, 4,  6, 7, 8, 9,  10,  13,  17, 18,  19,  20,  21,  22,   23, 24,
 27, 28, 30, 31,  32,  33,  34, 35, 38, 39,  40.
   Tender—4,  7, 23, 28, 29,  39.
   Tenesmus—20,  21.
   Tensive—3, 7, 8,  9,  13, 17,  18, 19,  21,  23,  28, 30, 31, 32,  33, 34,
38, 39-
   Throbbing—3, 5, 6,  7, 8, 10, 13, 17, 18,  19,  20,  22,  23,  28, 30,
31, 33, 34, 35, 38,  39,  4°-
   Tic-douloureux,  migraine—8.
   Tingling—3, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13,  19,  20,  22, 23,  25,  28,  29,  31,  32,
33, 34, 35, 38, 39, 4°-
   Tormina—20,
   Torticollis—31.
   Transient—38.
   Twisting—17,  18, 19. 
906
INDEX TO  REPERTORIES
  Ulcerative—3,  7, 8, 11,13, 17,  18,  19,  21,   22,  23,  28,   31, 33,
34,  4°-
  Violent—3, 5,  10,  17, 19, 21,  23,  33, 34-
  Wandering,  shifting—19.
  Wrenching—17,  31,  33-
  Writhing -17,  19,  20.

  Panaritium,  onychia, felon—33, 39.
  Paralysis, palsy, paresis—3, 5, n, 13, 20,  21,  28,  29, 31,  32, 33,
34,  35, 38, 39-        '
  Paraplegia,  palsy  of lower half of  body—0, 31,  32, 35.

Parts—23,  24,  32,  34, 35-
  Abdomen—19, 20,  39.
  Air passages—25,  26, 27, 28.
  Alae nasi—8.
  Ankles—32,  34,  39-
  Anterior chamber—5.
  Anus—20.
  Aorta—19,  29.
  Arachnoid—3.
  Areolar  tissue—39.
  Arms—32, 33.
  Arteries—3, 4, 5,  *9, 29, 31, 39.
  Auricles—6.
  Axillae—28,  30,  31,  32,  33.
  Back—31.
  Bladder—21, 22, 39.
  Blood—29,  34, 39-
  Blood-vessels—17, 39.
   Bone-3,  4, 5, 6,  7, 8,  31, 32, 33, 34, 39-
  Bowels, intestines—20.
  Jrachial plexus—33.
  Brain—3, 39-
   Bridge  of nose—7.
   Bronchi- -25,  26,  27, 28, 39.
  Brows—5, 8.
  Buccal cavity—n, 12.
   Caecum—19, 20.
  Calvarium—3.
   Calves  of legs—32,  34.
   Canthi—5.
  Capillaries—8, 28, 39.
   Cardiac orifice—17.
   Carotids—13,  19,  29, 31.
   Cartilages—39.
   Carunculae—5.
   Cell substance—40.
   Cellular tissue—39.
   Cerebellum—3,  4. 
INPEX TO REPERTORIES
Cerebrum—3.
Cervix—31.
Cervix uteri—23,  24.
Cheeks—8.
Chest—26, 27, 28, 29,  30, 31, 39.
Chin—8,  9.
Choanas—7.
Choroid—5.
Cilia, eyelashes—5.
Ciliary bod)'—5.
Clavicles—27 28, 30, 33,
Coccyx—20,  23, 31.
Colon—19.
Concha—6.
Conjunctiva—5.
Connective tissue—39.
Cornea—5.
Corona  glandis—22.
Diaphragm—18,  19, 26, 28.
Disk—5.
Dorsal region of back—31.
Dorsum of nose—7.
Duodenum—17, 18.
Ears—3, 6, 39.
Ears,  behind—3, 6.
Elastic fiber—39.
Elbows—33.
Enamel of teeth—10.
Endo-cardium—39.
Ensiform  cartilage—17.
Epididymis—22.
Epigastrium—17,  18,  19, 20, 26, 27.
Epiglottis—25.
Eustachian tubes—6,  13.
External ears—6.
External parts—39.
Eyeballs—5.
Eyelids—5.
Eyes, orbits, globes—5, 8, 39.
Eyes, rings around—8.
Face—8, 39.
Fascia—39.
Fat—19.
Fauces—12,  13, 25, 27, 39.
Feet—32, 34.
Fiber—39.
Fibulae—34.
Fingers—32, 33.
Fluids—39.
Fontanelles—3,  4,  39.
Forehead—3,  4, 8. 
DOS
INDEX TO REPEPTOR1ES
Fraenum of tongue—n.
Fraenum of prepuce—22.
Frontal region—3.
Frontal sinuses—3, 7.
Fundus uteri—23.
Gall bladder—18.
Genitals—22, 23,  39.
Glabella—3.
Glands—4, 8,  9,  10,  12,  13, 19, 21,  22, 31, 33, 39-
Glottis—11, 13, 25, 26.
Groins—19, 22, 23, 31, 34.
Gums—10, 12, 39.
Hair—4,  22.
Ham-strings—34; see "Tendons."
Hands—32, 33.
Head—3, 4, 39-
Heart—29, 39.
Heels—32, 34.
Hips—31, 32, 34.
Hypochondria—17, 18, 19,  27.
Hypogastrium—17,  19, 20, 23.
Ileo-caecal region—20.
Iliac region—19.
Ilium—24, 31.
Inguinal  glands—19.
Instep—34.
Intercostal spaces—28.
Internal ear—6.
Internal parts—35, 39.
Intestines—17,  19,  20, 39.
Iris—5.
Ischium—34.
Jaws, maxillae—8, 9.
Joints-9,  31, 32, 33,  34, 39.
Kidneys—21, 31, 39.
Knees—32,  34.
 Labia—23.   .
 Lachrymal gland—5.
 Larynx—13, 25,  26, 27, 28, 39.
 Legs—32,  34, 39.
Lens, crystalline—5.
Ligaments —23,  33, 39.
 Lips—8,  9.
Liver—18, 27, 39.
Lobes of  ear—6.
 Loins—19, 23, 31, 34.
 Lumbar  region—31.
 Lungs—26, 27, 28, 39.
 Lymphatics—39,  40.
 Malleoli—34.
 Mammae—23, 24, 28,  30. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
909
   Margins .of eyelids —5, 7.
   Margins of tongue—11.
   Mastoid process—3, 6.
   Maxillae—39.
   Meatus auditorius—6.
   Meatus urinarius—21, 22.
   Medulla oblongata—3.
   Meibomian glands—5.
   Membranes—7, 12,  13,  17, 20,  24, 39.
   Meninges—3.
   Middle ear—6.
   Middle of tongue—n.
   Mons veneris—23.
   Mouth—9, 12,  39.
   Mouth, around—8, 9.
   Mouth, corners of—8, 9, 12.
   Mucous membranes—12, 13,  17, 20.
   Muscles—4f  5,  8,  9,  11,  19,  26, 28, 30, 31,  32, 33, 34,  35,  39.
   Nails—32, 33,  34.
   Nape of neck—3,  31.
   Nates—32, 34.
   Navicular fossa—21,  22.
   Neck—31.
   Nerves—3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 29, 33, 34,  35,  39.
   Nipples—23, 24,  28.
   Nose—7,  39.
   Nostrils—7.
   Occiput—3,  4,  31.
   CEsophagus—12,  13,  17, 39.
   Orbits—3, 5.
   Os uteri—23, 24.
   Ovaries—19,  23.
   Palate—11,  12, 13, 27.
   Palms—32, 33.
   Pancreas—17, 18.
   Papillae—n,  12.
   Parotid gland—12, 13.
   Patella—34.
   Pelvis—19, 23,  24.
   Penis— 21, 22.
   Pericardium,  membrane  surrounding heart—29, 39.
   Perineum—20,  22, 23.
   Periosteum,membrane covering  bone—3, 4,  6, 8,  10,  23,  32,  33,
34, 39-
  Peritoneum,  membrane lining abdominal cavity—19.
  Pharynx—12,  13,  25,  27.
  Pit of stomach—17; see  "Stomach."
  Placenta, after-birth—24.
  Pleura,  membrane  lining lungs and thoracic cavity—28.
  Popliteal space,flexure of knee—34.
  Portal system—39.
  Posterior nares—7,  12, 13. 
910
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
Praecordia—17,  18, 26, 29.
Prepuce—21,  22.
Prostate gland—21, 22.
Pubes —19,  20,  22, 23, 31, 39.
Pudendum—23.
Pupils—5.
Pylorus—17.
Rectum—19,  20, 39.
Retinae—5.
Ribs—18, 19, 27, 28,  30.
Rings, inguinal—19.
Riof of mouth—12, 13.
Roof of nose—3, 7.
Root of tongue —11.
Root of nose—7.
Sacrum—23, 24, 31.
Sacro-iliac symphysis—24. 31.
Salivary glands—12.
Scalp—4.
Scapulae—27,  28, 29,  31,  33.
Schneiderian  membrane—7.
Sciatic nerve—34.
Sclerotica—5.
Scrobiculus,  pit  of stomach—17, 18, 27.
Scrotum—22.
Septum narium—7.
Serous membranes—39.
Shoulders—31,  32, 33.
Side—3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 18,  19,  23, 28, 30, 31, 33,  34,  35.
Sinciput, fore part of  head to coronal suture—3.
Skin—8,  19,  31, 32,  33,  34,  39,  40.
Skull—3, 4.
Small of back—31.
Soft parts—34,  39.
Soles of feet—32,  34.
Spermatic cords—21,  22.
Sphincters —20,  21,  39.
Spine—31,  39.
Spinal cord—31.
Spleen—17,  18,  39.
Sternum—17, 26, 27,  28,  29, 30.
Stomach—17, 27,  39.
Submaxillary glands—12,  13.
Suffering  parts—39.
Supra-orbital ridge—3.
Supra-sternal fossa—27.
Sutures—34,  39.
Tarsi—5.
Tarsal bones—34.
Teeth—10. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
Temples—3, 4, 8.
Temporal arteries—29.
Tendons—31,  32, 33,  34, 39.
Testicles—22.
Thighs—31, 32 34. 39.
Throat—13,  25,  2b, 27.
Thumbs—33.
Thyroid gland—13, 27,  28,  31.
Tibia—34.
Tip of nose—7.
Tip of tongue—11.
Toes- 32, 34.
Toe, great—34.
Tongue— 11,  12, 39.
Tonsils—13, 25, 39.
Top of head-—3, 4.
Trachea—25, 26, 27,  28, 39.
Tragus of ear—6.
Trochanter- 34.
Tympanum — b.
Umbilicus—17, 18,  19,  20,  24.
Ureters—21.
Urethra—21, 22.
Uterus—23,  24, 39.
Uterus, cervix of—23, 31.
Uvula —13,  25, 27, 31.
Vagina—23, 39.
Valves of heart  29.
Veins—4, 5, 8, 13, 29, 33, 34,  39.
Velum palati—13, 27.
Ventricles—29.
Vertex—3, 4.
Vertebrae—31,  39.
Vessels—5,   31, 39.
Villi—20.
Vitreous humor—5.
Vocal cords—25.
Vulva—23,  29.
Walls of abdomen—19.
Whiskers—8.
Wings of nose—7, 8.
Wrists—32,  33.
Zygoma—3, 8.

Parturition,   child-birth—24.
Pericarditis, inflammation around heart—29.
Periodical—27, 37.
Periostitis,  inflammation  of periosteum—19, 39.
Peritonitis,  inflammation of peritoneum—19.
Phlegmasia, inflammation with fever—17.
Phlegmasia  alba dolens,  milkleg—24,  34. 
912
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
           Phlyctenular, vesicles of conjunctiva—5.
           Phthisis,  tuberculosis,  consumption—25, 28.
           Phymosis,  too narrow prepuce—22.
           Physometra,  windy swelling of uterus—23.
           Picking at flocks,  carphologia—1,  33, 37.
           Plethora, fullness, repletion—19, 39.
           Pleurisy, inflammation of pleura—28.
           Plica polonica, matting of hair—4.
           Pneumonia, inflammation of lungs—28.
           Pneumo-thorax,  air in  chest—8.
           Polypi,, small  tumors—6, 7, 23,  39, 40.
           Polyuria,  diabetes insipidus—21.
           Posture—4, 26, 36.
           Powerless—32,  33,  34,  35
           Presbyopia, far-sighted—5.
           Priapism, continual erections of penis—22.
           Prolapsus—20,  23.
           Prostration — 24,  35,  39.
•          Pseudo-membranes—25.
           Pterygium, vascularity  of  internal  canthus of eye—5.
           Ptyalism,  salivation—12.
           Pulsations—17.
           Pulse—29, 37.
           Pus, matter—39.
           Putrescence,  state of rottenness—39.
           Pyrosis, water-brash—16.
           Qualmish,  sick at  stomach —16.
           Quinsy,  inflammation of tonsils—13.
           Quivering—9, 35.
           Rachitis, rickets—31, 39.
           Ranula, tumor under  tongue—11.
           Rattling—25, 26,  28.
           Regurgitations—16.
           Restlessness—1, 32, 34, 35, 36,  37.
           Retching, vomiturition, fruitless efforts to vomit—16.
           Rheumatism—5, 37, 39.
           Rigid—34, 35.
           Risings—16.
           Rumbling—17,  19.
           Rush of blood—3.
           Sad^-i, 8.
           Salivation, ptyalism—12.
           Sarcoma,  a fleshy  tumor—39.
           Scarlatina, scarlet fever—1, 13,  39,  40.
           Sciatica, rheumatism of sciatic  nerve—35.
           Scirrhus, cancerous tumor—23,  24, 43,  39.
           Sclerosis,  hard—35.
           Scrofula—5,  31, 32,  34, 39, 40.
           Scorbutic,  scurvy—10,  39, 40.
           Screaming—36.
           Seasickness—16. 
INDEX TO  REPERTORIES
913
   Sedentary habits—1, 17.
   Secretions—39, 40.

 Sensations--1,  2, 3, 4, 5,  6, 7, 8,  9, IO, IIf  I2, 13, 16,17,18 10
 20,  21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,  27, 28, 29, 30,  3i, 32,  33, 34   3  ' g;
 39, 40.
   Ball in  throat—13.
   Band—3, 4, 38.
   Beating—6.
   Board, on head—3.
   Bone, in throat—13.
   Brain beats in waves—3.
   Burnt—11,  12.
   Buzzing in  ears—2, 6.
   Choking —13.
   Clammy—32,  34, 40.
   Cold—3, 4, 5, 6,  7, 8, 9, 10,  n, 12, 17, 18,  19, 23, 28,   29, 31,
 32,  33, 34, 35, 37, 3N  39, 4°-
   Constriction—3, 8,  13,  17,  18, 20,  26,  35,  38.
   Contraction—3, 13,  17, 18,  20, 35,  38,  39.
   Crackling—4,6.
   Crawling—4, 6, 7,  8, 9,  11, 13, 17, 20, 22,  31,32, 33, 34,  38, 40.
   Creeping—4,  31, 33, 35, 40.
   Crumb in throat—13.
   Deadness—34,  38, 40.
   Diarrhoea, sense of—19.
   Distended—21.
   Dragging—19.
   Dryness—5,  28, 33, 38.
   Dust—5, 13, 17.
   Ebullitions—3,  38.
   Empty—2, 3, 13,  17, 19, 2°,  28, 35, 38.
   Enlarged—4.
   Excoriating—13.
   Exhausted — 28.
   Faint—2, 17, 20,  23, 29.
   Falling,  sense of—2, 19.
   Fatigue—28, 31, 34.
   Fermented—17,  J9-
   Flickering before eyes—2,  5.
   Fluttering in stomach   17.
   Formication, creeping—3,  4, 9, 31, 32,  33, 34,  35,  38, 4°-
   Fullness—3, 6, 7,  8, 17,  18, 19, 20, 23,  28, 29,  38
   Fuzzy—32.
   Gone feeling—17,  19.
   Gurgling—29.
   Hair, sense of one on tongue or in  throat—11, 13.
   Heat, hot—3,  4, 5,  6, 7, 8,  10, 11,  12,   13,  18, 19, 20,  23, 28,
29, 31, 32, 33,  34,  37,  4°-               0                    «  nn
   Heaviness—2, 3, 5,  7,  8, 9, 11,  17, 18,  19, 20, 23, 25,   28, 29,
3o, 31, 32,  33,  34,  35,  38,  40.
   Hissing—6. 
914
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
   Hollow—3,  17,  19.
   Humming—3, 6.
   Irritability—13,  23, 25, 38.
   Itching—4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,  11,  19, 20, 21, 22,   23, 25,  28, 30, 31,
33, 34, 38,  4°-
   Languor—31,  34.
   Large—3,  5,  8,  11, 33, 34, 38.
   Lassitude—31, 32,  34.
   Lightness—2,  3, 32.
   Load—17.
   Loose—3.
   Lump—13, 17.
   Noises  in ears—6.
   Numb—3, 4,  6,  7, 8,  9, 11, 13, 19,  23,  28, 29, 31,  32, 33, 34,  35,
38, 39-
   Plug, as if—3,  13,  19, 20, 28, 34, 38.
   Relaxed—17.
   Reverberations—6.
   Rigid—11.
   Ringing—6.
   Roaring—6.
   Rough—13,  25,  28.
   Rushing—6.
   Scalded—9, 11,  12,  13.
   Scraped—17.
   Scratching—13, 25.
   Shocks—3, 17, 29.
   Sick feeling—35.
   Singing—6.
  Sinking—17, 19, 35.
  Smoke in  eyes—5.
  Splinter—13, 34, 38, 40.
  Squeamishness—17.
  Stiffness—5,  8, 31,  32, 33, 34, 35, 39.
  Stone in stomach—17.
.  Stopped up feeling—6, 29.
  Swashing—3,  19.
  Swelling—17, 38.
  Swimming—2,  38.
  Tension—4, 7.
  Thrilling—33,  34.
  Tickling—7,  13,  20, 25, 27.
  Tight—3,  13,  17,  jg, 25, 27, 28,  29.
  Tinnitus aurium—6.
  Tired—29,  31,  32, 34.
  Titillation -8,  27.
  Tongue  long—n.
  Tongue pointed—n.
  Trembling—17.
  Uneasy—17,  32,  34.
  Want of sensation—38. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
915
  Warmth—31.
  Weakness—19, 28.
  Web or net on face—8.
  Weight—3, 5,  17, 18,  19, 20,  23,  28, 30, 31,  33, 34.
  Whistling—6.
  White of  egg  on face—8.
  Whizzing—6.

  Senses—1, 35.
  Sensibilty—24,  34,  35.
  Sensitiveness —1,  2,  3, 4, 5, 6,  7, 8, 9,  10,  11,  12,  13,  17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22,  23,  24, 25,  30, 31, 32, 35,  37.
  Sepsis—39.
  Sexual desire—22, 23.
  Shivers—24, 37.
  Shock—^^.
  Shrieks—36.
  Shuddering—1, 35,  37.
  Sings  -1.

Skin   31,  40.
  Abrasions—40.
  Acne—8,  9, 10, 40.
  Blebs—40.
  Blisters—7, 8, 9,  10, 11, 12, 13,33, 34,  4°-
  Blotches—8, 9, 12,  33, 34, 40.
  Boils—4,  7, 8, 9,  10, 32, 33, 40.
  Bran-like  scales—40.
  Bullae—40.
  Bunions—34.
  Burns—40.
  Callosities—33, 40.
  Cancer —7, 8, 9, 40.
  Carbuncles—39, 40.
  Carcinoma—11.
  Chafed—9, 40.
  Chapped—7, 9, 40.
  Chilblains—32, 33,  34, 40
  Cicatrices— 40.
  Clammy—40.
  Color—40.
  Comedones--8, 40.         ,
  Cracks—9, 40.
  Crusts—4,  7, 8, 9, 11,  13,  33, 4°-
  Crusta lactea—4, 8,  40.
  Dandruff—4, 40.
  Desquamation—4, 33,  34, 40.
  Ecthyma  -40.
  Eczema—4, 7,  8,  9,  11, 40.
  Efflorescence—40.
  Eruptions—4, 6, 7,  8,  9, 19, 20, 22,  30,  31,  33, 34, 39,  4°- 
916
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
Erysipelas—4, 5, 7,  8  13, 24, 32, 33,  34, 40
Erythema—40.
Exanthema—33,  40.
Excoriations  11, 22, 34, 39, 40.
Excrescences —8, 13,  22. 23, 40.
Favus,  scabs  like honeycomb—4
Flakes—40.
Flea-bites—40.
Freckles—7, 8,  40.
Frost-bites—40.
Furuncles,  boils—40.
Granulations—9, 40.
Herpes—4, 7,  8, 9, 11,  22,  23, 34, 40.
Horny spots—33, 34, 40.
Impetigo,  humid, running tetter—4, 8,  40.
Inflammation—4, 10, 40.
Intertrigo, chafing—40.
Itch,  scabies—40.
Lice—40.
Lupus,  noli me tangere—8.
Maculae, spots—40.
Marks—40.
Miliary—40.
Moist or humid  skin diseases—8, 40.
Nodules—40.
Papules—4, 33, 40.
Patches—4, 13,  40.
Pemphigus, bladder fever—40.
Petechia, spot like flea-bite—33, 40.
Phagedena, a spreading, obstinate ulcer—40.
Phlegmon,  inflammation of areolar tissue—40.
Pimples—4, 7, 8, 9, 11,  30,  33,  40.
Pityriasis, dandruff—4,  40.
Pocks—40.
Pores—40.
Porrigo, moist scall—4.
Proud flesh—40.
Pruritus, itching—23, 40.
Psoriasis, a scaly skin disease—40.
Purpura hasmorrhagica,spots from extravasation of blood
Pustules—4, 5,  7, 8, 9,  10,   12, 33, 34,  39, 40.
Rash—8, 30,  33,  34, 40.
Rhagades, cracks—8, 9,  11,  12, 20, 33,  34, 40.
Ringworm, herpes circinnatus—4, 8,  40.
Rough—8,  40.
Rupia—40.
Salt rheum—33.
Scabs—4, 7,  8, 9, 33,  40.
Scalds—40.
Scales-4, 8,  9,  33, 40.
Scars, cicatrices—39, 40. 
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
Scorbutic, scurvy—10.
Scratching—-40.
Scurfs—4, 7, 8, 9, 34, 40.
Scurvy —10, 40.
Sores—40.
Spots—5, 8, 11, 13,  30,  33, 34, 40.
Squama\  scales—40.
Stings—40.
Tetters —8,  9,  33. 34, 40.
Tinea  capitis,  porrigo—4.
Tubercles—4,  8. 40.
Tumors—4.  9.  40.
Urticaria, nettle-rash—8, 34,  40.
Vaccination,  diseases from—40.
Vesicles—4, 8, 9, 10, 11,  12, 33, 34,  40.
Warts—5. 7,  ",  20,  22, 33, 39, 40.
Welts—40.
Wheels—40.
Zoster, zona,  shingles—40.

Smell— 7, 20.
Sneezing—7.
Snoring—36.
Snuffles—7.
Somnambulism, walking in sleep—36.
 Somnolence—36, 37.
Sopor, deep sleep—1, 35,  36.
Sordes,  filth—10.
Spasms—n,  13,  18. 21,  23, 24, 25,  26,  27, 29, 31,  32, 35.
Speech,  speaks—1,  11,  25.
Spermatorrhoea—22.
Squinting,  strabismus—5.
Staggering—2, 35.
Staphyloma,  tumor  and  opacity of the cornea—5.
Startings—32,  35, 36.
Steatoma,  fatty tumor—39.
Stenosis, a contracted condition of a viscus or vessel—39.
Sterility, barrenness—23, 24.
Stomacace, sore mouth—12.
Stomatitis, inflammation of mouth- 12,  24
 Stranguria,  painful  urination—21.
Strabismus, squinting—5.
Strength—35,  36.
Stretching—32, 33,  35, 36,  37-
Stupid—1, 8,  36.
Stupor, insensibility—35, 36.
Stye,  hordeolum—5.                             ,
Subsultus tendinum, convulsive twitching of  tendons—35.
Suicide—1.
Sunstroke—3,  39.
Suppuration—8,  10,  11, 12, 13, 19,  2I>  24> 28> 3l> 33,  34. 
gi8
INDEX TO REPERTORIES
  Sweats, perspiration—3, 4, 8,  17, 20, 22, 23,  27,  28, 29, 30, 31,
32,  33, 34, 36, 37,  40.
  Swelling—4, 6, 8, 9,  10,  11, 12, 13,  17, l8,  19,   20,  22, 23, 24,
25,  31, 32, 33, 34,  38,  39, 40-
  Sycosis, darkish-red tubercles—9,  20,  22,  39,  40.
  Syncope,  faint—35.
  Syphilis—4, 5, 7. 8, 10,  12,  13, 22, 31, 32,  34,  39, 4°-

  Tabes  mesenterica,  abdominal tuberculosis—31,  39-
  Talkative, loquacious—1,  n,  14.
  Tears, see "Weeping."
  Temperature—37.
  Tender to touch--18, 19,  21.
  Tenesmus,  straining—20,  21.
  Terror—1,  8.
  Tetanus, trismus, lock-jaw—35.
  Thirst—14, 37.
  Thrill—22,  35.
  Thrush, aphthae—12.
  Tinnitus aurium,ringing in ears—6.
  Tired—35.
  Tophus, calcareous deposit in  joints—39.
  Torpor, insensibility—18, 35.
  Tossing about—1,  36. *
  Tottering gait—2, 35.
  Trachoma,  granular  lids—5.
  Trembling—1, 3, 5,  9,  n,  19, 29,  31,  32,  33,  34, 35, 37.
  Trichiasis,  eyelashes  turn inward—5.
  Trismus,  tetanus—9,  35.
  Tuberculosis, consumption—8,  10,  n,  13, 27, 28, 31, 40.
  Tumors—7, 23, 24,  33,  39, 40.
  Twitching—5, 8,  9,  12, 29, 31,  32,  33,  34, 35, 36.
  Tympanitic, drum-like  distention of abdomen—19.
  Typhlitis,   appendicitis—19.
  Typhoid—39.
  Typhus—39.

  Ulcers—4,  5, 7,  8,  9, ro,  11,  12, 13,  17,  19, 20, 22,  23, 24, 31,
32,  33, 34>. 39, 4"-
  Unconsciousness—1,  2, 21, 35.
  Uneasy—1, 17, 32,  34,  35,  36.
  Unsteady—34, 35.
  Uraemia,  urea in blood—21.
  Urticaria,  nettle-rash—8,  34, 40.
Vaccination, diseases from—40.
Vaginismus, spasmodic closure of vagina__23.
Varices,an uneven  and permanent dilatation of
                                              of a vein—20,23,24,
34,  39, 40.                                                  '  *'  *»
  Varicella,  chicken-pox—40.
  Varicosis,  disease of veins—34, 39,  40.
  Variola, smallpox—40.
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INDEX TO  REPERTORIES
gig
  Voluptuousness —22. 23,  36.
  Vomiting—16,  24,  27.
  Vomiturition, fruitless  efforts to  vomit,  retching—16.

  Water-brash, pyrosis—16.
  Weak—1, 2, 7, 11,  17, 19, *v, 22,  23, 24, 26, 27,  28, 29, 31,  32,
33-  34, 35, 39-
  Wear)—1, 2, 31. 32,  33, 34,  35, 36.
  Weeping,  tears—1, 36.
  Wen, encysted tumor—5, 33.
  Wheezing—25, 26,  27.
  Whining—1. 36-
  Whistling—25. 26.  27.
  Whitlow, panaritium—33.
  Whooping-cough, pertussis—26, 27.
  Worms—16, 19, 20.
  Wounds—39,  40.
  Wrinkled—8,  13, 40.

  Yawning,  gaping—27, 35, 36, 37. 
 
 
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