Ready reference to some objective pointers in materia medica

Dr Soumya Bhattacharyya

Body temperature

• Heat or hot feet and cold hands– sep.
• Heat one  hand coldness of the other –dig. , ip., puls.
• Heat theigh with cold hands and feet – thuja.
• Heat theigh with cold back with — sulph
• Heat one foot with coldness of the other – lyco., puls.
• Coldness f extremities when exertion or excitement-— lach
• Coldness  of  olecrenon(elbow)— agar.
• Coldness of wrist –gels
• Coldness of hand with hot face – arn., stram
• Coldness of foot during headache –sep
• Coldness foot one other hot – lyc., puls.
• Coldness foot pregnancy during – lyc., verat
• One sided rise of temperature
• One cheek red and hot other pale and cold — acon., chamo.
• Face cold one side ,the other hot — cham., ip., acet-ac., acon.,kali-c., lach., mosch., nux-v.,
• One cheek cold and red ,the other hot and pale— mosch.
• Heat face nose cold — arn.

Skin impression ,feeling

• Induration of muscels of forearms– sil
• Induration of muscels of hand – sulph
• Induration of muscels of palm– caust.,lyc
• Induration of muscels ,tendon — caust
• Induration of muscels of leg – mag.c
• Induration of muscels of sole – ars.
• Indurations knotty like ropes – bacill.
• Indurations like nodes under the skin – calc.
• Skin hard like callosities — graph.,sep.,ant.c., dulc., ran.b,rhus., sil.
• Skin parchment like– ars., chin., lith.,lyc.,sars,sil.
• Skin peeling of-graph., lach., rhus., sil., sep.
• Skin thickening with– ant.c, rhus., sep., ars., calc., dulc., graph., lach., lyc., ran.b 

Mental

• Abusive – anac., bell., hyos., lyss., nux-v., petro., sep.,
• Abusive without being angry — dulc.
• Abusive scolds untill faints down – mosch.
• Affectionate — croc., ign., nat-m., nux-v.,puls.
• Ambition lost(indolence)
• Loquacious
• Apathy
• Cheerful
• Intollerene of contradiction — aur., ign., lyc., sep.
• Cowerdice – gels., lyc.
• Talks in foreign language — stram.
• Talks of foreign countries in delirium – cann-i.
• Delusions—fingers cut off – mosch.
• Delusion that the accompaning person does not become his friend — plat.
• Hideous faces—ambr., bell., cal., op., tarent.
• Delusion everything will fail(treatment)—arg-n., aur.
• Delusionhis room is on fire –— strtam.
• Delusion the world is on fire – hep.
• Delusion that he will be never happy in his home – aur.
• Despire of social position – verat.
• Despire of trifles – graph.
• Destructiveness – bell., camph., cop., hyos., stram., taran., tub., verat.
• Destructiveness of clothes – bell., camph., ign., stram., sulph., tarant., verat.
• Destructiveness and cunning – tarant.
• Dictatorial – aur., camph., lyc., merc.,
• Disobedience – am-c., chin., dig., lyc., tarant.
• Dullness—
• — mental exertion from – anac., cal-p., nat-c., nux-v., sulp.
• — mortification after – staph
• — from disagreeable news – cal-p.
• — of old people – bar-c., ambr.
• — understands questions after repetitions—caust., phos., sulph., zinc. 

• Dwells on past disagreable occurrances – ambra., benz-ac., cham., chin., coccu., con., nat-m., plat., sep., sulph.
• Dwells on past disagreeable occurrances after midnight –— rhus-t.
• Recalls old grievences – glon.
• Egotism –— cal., lach., pall., plat., sil., sulp.
• Ailments from egotism –— cal., lyc., pall., sulp.
• Envy—hostility to other’s good—puls., sulp., lac-c.
• Jealousy – apis., cal-s., hyos., lach., nux-v., puls., staph.
• Jealousy – foolish— lach.
• Fastidious – ars., nux-v.(tub.,carcinosin)
• Cruelty – anac., plat.
• No moral feeling — anac., kali-br., laur.
• Malicious — anac., aur.,cal., cupr., hep., lac-c., lyc., nit-ac., nux-v., stram.
• Hatered — anac., aur., nat-m
• Hatred persons who has offended — aur., nat-m
• Hatred unmoved by apologies – nit.ac
• Haughty — caust., hyos., ip., lach., lyc., pall., plat., staph.,stram., sulph., verat.
• Bad effect after indignation – coloc., staph.
• Lasciviousness – (lewdness) — hyos., lach., lil-t., orig., phos., pic-ac., plat., staph.
• Wants to be naked – bell., hyosc., phos., sec., stram.,
• Wants to be naked in delirium— bell., hyos., phos., sec.
• Nymphomania(morbid uncontrollable sexual desire ) – grat., hyos., lach., orig., plat., stram.
• Cannot bear to be looked at –ant-c., ant-t., ars., cham.,chin., cina., iod.
• Aggravation while narrating her symptoms – cal., puls.
• Love of power – lyco
• Precocity – (over early development of mind)—merc.
• Indifferent –
•  – lies with eyes closed – sep
•  – about his recovery—cal
•  – her children – lyc., phos., sep.
•  – to his sufferings – hell., op., stram.
• Indignation — (justified anger caused by injustice.) —ars., cal-p.,coloc., staph.

Gestures

• furious — hep.
• clapping of hands – bell., stram.
• as if intoxicated – hyos.,(ant-c)
• plays with fingers – hyos.
• stamps on feet – ant-c., stram., verat.

• Causticum – extreme sympathy for sufferings
• Ipecac – humour—haughtyness.
• Hyosciamus – inclination to laugh at everything.
• Lachesis — frantic loquacity with elevated language.
• Lycopodium – disposition to be very haughty when sick. Mistrustful does not understand anything one says to them.mild and submissive in otherwise healthy condition.
• Palladium – greatly inclined to use strong language and violent expressions.fond of good openion of others, wants to be flattered.easily wounded pride.imagines herself neglected.
• Platinum — pride and self conceit with contempt( vanity, disregard ) for others.evenfor those who are most beloved and respected.he has delusion of senses.feeling as of being too large, and on the contrary all others things and persons seem to be too small and too low. Mania with great pride
• Staphisagria – illusion as if all surrending objects  were lower and the patient himself much taller than the reality.
• Stramonium — insanity, delusion of fancies,in which all  surrounding objects appear to be very small and the sufferer himself very large.talking conversations with specters affection of importance.
• Sulphur – egoistic – dwells on religious or philosophical speculations.mania with a settled idea of having all things in abundance.possessing  beautiful things. Foolish happiness and pride.
• Veratrum album
•  amativeness, haughtiness, delirium, madness.
•  he hunts up other peoples weak side and reproaches(rebukes) them.
•  never speaks the truth . Erroneous and haughty notions.
•  things himself distinguished,squanders his money, proud of his positions.
•  extravagant(spending unnecessary money ) and haughty ideas and action.
• Arsenic alb —- indignation from disorder , with anxiety and chillyness.dissatisfied and angry  with himself all day, thinks he has not accomplished enough, and reproaches himself bitterly.
• Staphisagria — great indignation about things done by others or by himself grieves about consequences.
• Hypochondriasis, apthy,weak memory caused by unmerited insults.
• Sufferings from pride, envy or chagrin, very sensetive least impression, least word that seems wrong hurts her very much. Ailments from indignation and vexation or subdued displeasure.

• Calc-phos – inclined to indignation and anger.
• After vexation depressed,cannot work,walks as if lame, looseness of bowels.involantary sighing.does not want to do what he has to do.

• Colocynthis — indignation with silent internal grief. Affection from anger with indignation perticularly vomiting diarrhoea and suppression of menses.
• Extremely irritable and impatient.nothing seems right,gets angry when questioned.becomes offeneded at everything.
• Anger with indignation and extreme irritability, throws things out of his hand. 

Speech

• Babbling(speaking like a baby)-hyos.
• Childish –arg-n.
• Hasty – hep., hyos., lach., merc.
• Hesitating — nux-m.
• Monosyllabic — nux-v., ph-ac., sul-ac., thuj.
• Slow – hell., lach.,
• Sulky(aloop) — ant-c., caust., con., kali-c., nux-v., plat.
• Unsympathic — dig.
• When very sick says well —- apis., arn.

Position

• Asthma-
• Bending head backwards ameliorate — cham.,spong., verat.
• Leaning backwards aggravates— psor
• Rocking >— kali.c
• Must rise up and bend head backwards > — hep.
• Bending forwards < — spig
• Bending forwards >— ars., kali-c., kali-bi., lach., spong.,
• Lying while > cal-p., chel., dig., psorin.,
• > by arms outwards stretched — psorin.
• Lying on back>— cact., kalm.
• Shoulders elevated > cact.,
• On knee elbow > medo.
• Lying on side< — ars., puls.
  >-  alum
  >- lying on right side – spig.
                             >-  lying on left side – caust.,

• can only breath when standing – cann-sat.,
• talking after  < — lach., spong., sulph.
• talking > –— ferr.

Sleep position

• on abdomen — bell., coloc., stram.,
• on abdomen with arms under the head — cocc.
• sleeps with arms over the head — lac-c., med., nux-v., puls.
• sleeps with arms under the head — nux-v., puls.
• sleeps with arms on abdomen — cocc., puls.,
• sleeps with hands flat under occiput— ars., ign.,
• with hand over the head — lac-c.
• slleps on knees with face forced into the pillow — med.
• limbs crossed –— rhod.
• automatic motions
• automatic motion of fingers — zinc.
• —– of toes — opium.
• —– of  theigh — opium.
• —– of legs     — hell

Tongue

• motion hanging out — lach., sil.
• —lapping — bufo
• — side to side — hell., lyco.
• ring worm — nat-m.
• ulcer on tongue —
• —- blue— ars.
• —- yellow — aloe., cup., hell.,plb.,
• –ulcer in centre — fl-ac.
• ——- edges — nit-ac., thuj.
• ——- under — fl-ac., grap., lyc., galic.

Nail

• cracked—finger— ant-c., nat-m., sil.
• discoloration
• — black — ars., graph.
• — blood setteles underneath — apis.
• — blue— arg-n., champ., carb-v., nux-v., verat.
• — dark — morph., ox-ac.
• — gray — merc-c.,sil.
• — purple — apis., ars.
• — white — cupr., nit-ac.
• — yellow — con., sep., sil.
• brittle
• – finger nails — alum.,ambr.,fl-ac., graph., nit-ac., psor., sil., sulph., thuj.
• – toe nails — sil., thuj.
• thick — ant-c., graph., sil., ust.
• thin nails — op., ars.

Face

• anxious — acon., aeth., ars., borax., camph., chin-s., lac-c., verat., sulph., lyc.
• astonished — acon., bell., cann-s., stram.
• childish — anac., nux-m.
• cold,distant — puls.
• confused — aeth., bufo., lyc.,
• distrtessed — ars., cact.,crot.,iod., nux-m., stram.,
• foolish — bar-c., bufo., lyc., phos., nux-m., stram.,
• frightened — acon., stram.,
• happy— apis., op.,
• idiotic — agar., cal., lach., laur., lyc.,
• intoxicated — bufo., gels., lach., nux-v., stram., (ant-c)
• sickly — ars., cina., lach ., lyc..
• sleepy — cann-i., nux-m., op.
• sullen — alum., nux-v
• wild look (eyes) — bell., lyss., nux-v.,m anac., ars., lach., stram.
• besotted — bapt.,
• multiple small warts around nose — caust
• tip of nose red — bor.,carb-an., lach., sulp., .
• red lips — sul., tub.,
• yellow saddle across nose— sep.
• wings of nose red — sin-n
• face brownish red in spots — aur

A Selection from NASH……

1. “Eruptions oozing out a thick, honey-like fluid. – Graph
2. Bed feels so hot she cannot lie on it; moves often in search of a cool place; must be uncovered – Opium
3. “He lies in a stupor or in a stupid sleep, unconscious of all that is going on around him, but when aroused is fully conscious.- Phos.ac
4. “A narrow, well-defined red streak right through the middle of the tongue.”- Verat-v.
5. “Affections of any mucous membrane with discharges of tough, stringy, adherent mucus, which can be drawn out into long strings.- Kali.bi.
6. Sufferings in the back aggravated by fatigue.”- Berberis
7. “An incessant, violent fidgety feeling in the feet or lower limbs; must move them constantly.” – Zinc
8. The hands chap, crack and bleed, and are all covered with eczema during the winter and get well in summer.- Petr
9. Child is well one minute and sick the next, and one very characteristic symptom in these cases is, the child is very hot, with red face and semi-stupor, but every little while starts or jumps in sleep as if it might go into spasms.- Bell
10. Vomiting of large quantities and intense thirst; water is vomited the moment it reaches the stomach; food is retained a little longer – Bismuth
11. Persons who have never recovered from effects of some previous illness or injury; suppression by Quinine or drugging; typhoid or yellow fever.- Carbo.v
12. eczema, which is raw, inflamed, and especially worse at the edges of the hair.- Nat.mur
13. “Nausea, distressing, constant, with almost all complaints, as if from the stomach, with empty eructations, accumulation of much saliva, qualmishness and efforts to vomit,” nothing relieves. – Ip
14. Constant urging to urinate; goes down on his knees with strain; pain runs down thighs – Pareira brava
15. One very prominent characteristic in eye troubles for this remedy is a tendency to an accumulation of sticky mucus on the cornea, which is removed by winking. – Euphr.
16. throbbing headache, seeming to arise from the neck, is very characteristic, and the throbbing is not a mere sensation but is visible in the carotid arteries. – Glon
17. “Wants bread and butter; meat disagrees, Beer or tea also disagrees.- Ferr
18. “Patients often pick and bore into the raw surfaces, though doing so gives great pain, and they scream with it but keep up the boring.” – Arum t.
19. “Awakes out of sleep from a sense of suffocation, with violent, loud cough, great alarm, agitation, anxiety and difficult respiration” is a key-note, and is frequently met in valvular affections. – Spong
20. diarrhoea of undigested food, and the best indication for it is involuntary stool when emitting flatus – Oleander
21. “Bad taste in the mouth, especially early in the morning, or nothing tastes good, or no taste at all.” – Puls
22. “Burning, biting and smarting of the eyes as if from smoke, wants to rub them.”- All- c
23. “Great coldness of the external surface, with sudden and complete prostration of the vital forces.”- Camph
24. The convulsions of this remedy are peculiar, in that the eyes turn downward instead of up or sidewise.- Aethusa
25. Pains appear in small spots, which can be covered by a silver dollar or the point of the finger, especially in the sick headache, which is preceded by blindness.- Kali.bi.
26. Sensation as if every breath would be his last is very characteristic, and occurs not only in dropsical troubles of the chest, but seems also to be a nervous symptom.- Apis
27. The eyes feel weary and ache as if strained, or they burn like balls of fire.- Ruta
28. The milk comes up as soon as swallowed, by a great effort, after which the child becomes greatly relaxed and drowsy; or if the milk stays down longer it finally comes up in very sour curds, so large that it would seem almost impossible the child could have ejected them.- Aethusa
29. the chill began in the small of the back and spread from there up and downward, which is a keynote – Eupatorium
30. Food lies in the stomach all day and is vomited at night.- Ferr.met
31. the patient throws himself into all shapes corresponding to his changeable delirium, crosswise, lengthwise, rolled up like a ball, or stiffened out by turns, or, especially, repeatedly jerks up suddenly his head from the pillow.- Stram
32. the stool partly protruding and then slipping back, as though the general weakness of the patient affected the expulsive power of the rectum, or else the bowels become very persistently loose, especially during dentition or the hot weather of summer. – Sil
33. There are other remedies for fright, prominent among which are Acon., Opium, Ignatia, Veratrum album,
34. Corns and callosities on soles, with excessive tenderness; can only walk with pain and suffering.- Ant. c
35. In any haemorrhages, seeming to be in sympathy with heart trouble, think of Cactus.
36. “Menses too soon, too profuse, too long lasting, with fiery red face, ringing in the ears (China), flow pale, watery and debilitating.”- Ferrum
37. Vital forces nearly exhausted, cold surface, especially from knees down to feet; lies motionless, as if dead; breath cold; pulse intermittent, thready; cold sweat on limbs.- Carbo.v
38. Thick eruptions like pocks, often pustular; as large as a pea.- Ant.t
39. “After eating: sour taste, pressure in the stomach an hour or two afterward, with hypochondriacal mood, pyrosis, tightness about waist; must loosen clothing confused, cannot use mind two or three hours after a meal, epigastrium bloated, with pressure as from a stone in the stomach.” – Nux vom
40. “Child `good’ all day; screaming, restless and very troublesome at night”- Jalapa
41. there is a feeling of fullness, dryness, and sticking as if the rectum was full of sticks.- Aesc
42. Then the spine is very irritable, sensitive to touch, yet relieved by hard pressure, with weakness of the limbs, fluttering of the heart, even half paralyzed extremities.- Nat.mur
43. The remarkable hunger relieved by eating, with progressive emaciation, is the first in importance.- Iod
44. Great thirst, but water disagrees, causing pain, or is immediately thrown off; sinking feeling at pit of stomach- Apoc
45. Crampy pain in sciatic nerve, from hip down posterior portion of thigh; amel. from hard pressure and from heat; agg. in repose, driving patient desperate.- Coloc
46. “Walking slowly about relieves.”- Ferr
47. Osteitis or caries with this exceeding sensitiveness to contact – Asaf
48. Moaning and sliding down in the bed from excessive weakness; lower jaw fallen, tongue dry, leathery and shrunken to a third of its natural size, and paralyzed; pulse weak and intermittent. – Mur.ac
49. Fall dysenteries when the days are warm and nights cold; stools shreddy and bloody, like scrapings. Colch
50. After taking cold the neck gets stiff, back painful, and limbs lame, or the throat gets sore and quinsy results, with stiff tongue and jaws; the tongue may even become paralyzed. – Dulc.
51. One of the most characteristic symptoms is found in the tongue, especially in diseases of a typhoid type; namely, puts the tongue out with great difficulty; it is very dry; trembles and catches under lower teeth.- Lachesis
52. This feeling of fullness seems to be a sort of general characteristic of, but is especially prominent in the pelvic cavity. These symptoms are often found in conjunction with other affections besides hæmorrhoids, such as uterine displacements, and inflammations; and some very bad forms of leucorrhoea have been promptly cured by this remedy.- AEsculus
53. Diarrhoea preceded by colic, only in the day-time.- phos
54. great remedies for arthritic troubles with the urinary symptoms.- Benzoic acid and Berberis
55. Bad teeth and gums “from way back,” foetid corrosive discharges; great debility and haemorrhagic tendency, should always call to mind this remedy. – Kreos
56. The symptom that led to the prescription was that the pain, itching and burning were all greatly aggravated in the warmth of the bed and at night.- Merc.sol
57. “extreme aversion to tobacco smoke- Ign
58. Restlessness, anguish, great prostration; pale with blue rings around the eyes; surface covered with sweat, but it is warm sweat.- Bismuth
59. Under stool and rectum occur some very characteristic symptoms also, for instance: Stools profuse, watery, pouring away as from a hydrant, with lumps of white mucus, like grains of tallow.- Phos
60. Hunger for oxygen, decarbonized blood; cries, “fan me, fan me hard!” – Carbo.veg
61. Violent itching over the body, without any visible eruption; jaundice; white stools.- Dolichos
62. We will now take up what I call the trio of restless remedies, viz: Aconite, Arsenicum and Rhus toxicodendron.
63. “Bowels feel sore as if they had been bruised, or as if he had taken cathartics; undigested, painless stools at night, or while eating or drinking.”- Ferrum
64. The gastric troubles of this remedy are often accompanied with a burning of tongue, throat, oesophagus and stomach, and, if diarrhoea is present, with burning of the anus.- Iris
65. Regurgitations or eructations, or vomiting of food at night that has stayed in the stomach all day; undigested painless diarrhoea.- Ferr. met
66. When the child nurses the pain radiates all over the body.- Phyto
67. “Catamenia too late and scanty, or suppressed, particularly by getting feet wet,” and “Painful menstruation with great restlessness, tossing in every possible direction.” and we have already mentioned the changeable characteristics in the flow of the menses, viz., they stop, and flow, stop and flow again, etc – Puls
68. Tendency to painful cramps, with all pains.- Coloc
69. Pain in right pectoral region; cough with expectoration of an offensive, herby taste.- Borx
70. benign suppurations are inclined to become ichorous, the swellings to become schirrous in character. – Carbo.an
71. The gums are very painful, swell, look dark-red or blue, and the teeth decay almost as soon as they are born – Kreos
72. Cough with inability to raise the mucus, it must be swallowed; but the most characteristic symptom all through the cough and chest symptoms is the sensation of soreness and rawness accompanying them.- Caust.
73. The center of action of this remarkable remedy is in the liver, and its most characteristic symptom is a fixed pain (dull or sharp) under the lower inner angle of the right shoulder blade.- Chelidonium
74. It has a very characteristic indication for its administration, viz.: “Great and sudden desire to urinate,” children stand and jump right up and down from pain and urging.- Petros
75. “Symptoms ever changing, ailments affecting one organ, then another, the lungs, brain, kidneys, liver, stomach, nervous system—- beginning suddenly, ceasing suddenly.”- Tuber
76. “wandering pains shift rapidly from one part to another, also with swelling and redness of the joints.” – Puls.
77. a very characteristic symptom in the Aloe diarrhoea is “Great rumbling in the abdomen just before stool,” and the feeling of weight in the rectum, but is also felt through the whole pelvis and abdomen.- Aloe
78. Frequent urging to urinate, scanty; urine sometimes thick, foetid, viscid, jelly-like.- Coloc
79. “Headache as if a nail were driven out through the side of the head relieved by lying on it”.- Ign
80. Colic pain begins at umbilicus and radiates to all parts of the body, even extremities.- Dios
81. great quantities of ropy mucus in the urine.- Chimaphila umbellate
82. The gums break down, become spongy, bleed on touching or sucking them or become retracted from the teeth, lower incisors, and are painfully sensitive or sore on chewing or even pressing the teeth hard together.- Carbo.v
83. Palpitation; day or night; worse when walking and lying on left side; approach of menses – Cact
84. “Catamenia a few days before time, and rather too copious, or keeping on several days longer with complaints at the onset, which remain until after it is over.” – Nux vom
85. Old suppurating, bluish colored  offensive buboes. Carbo.an
86. haemorrhages from the pelvic organs, is the marked violent irritation of the rectum and bladder. Erigeron
87. A very common and troublesome symptom found in connection with troubles of the genital organs, both male and female, is backache, which is very peculiar, in that it is always worse at night in bed and in the morning before rising. – Staph
88. Periodical affections, especially every other day.- China
89. Aconite has burning in internal parts in acute inflammatory affections in their first stage, with the characteristic fear and restlessness.
90. Cough with profuse, thick, green, salty expectoration, from deep down, as if from mid-sternum, with pain through to back; great weakness and night sweats.- Kali.iod
91. after the stage of effusion has set in or even later when this stage is passed and the results of the inflammatory process are to be gotten rid of; like the enlargement of the joints in rheumatism, exudations into serous sacs, pleura, meningeal membranes, peritoneum, etc.- Sulph
92. alternating with or sometimes even in conjunction with the pains numbness, tingling, or formication.- Acon
93. “Debility and other complaints after loss of blood or other fluids, particularly by nursing or salivation, bleeding, cupping, etc., or whites, seminal emissions, etc.”- China
94. This burning of the alimentary canal is very characteristic of this drug.- Iris
95. As if legs were floating in the air. – Sticta
96. “Lively fancies, full of plans for the future.” – Coff
97. No remedy has more decided action upon the anus, and one very characteristic symptom is, “great pain after passage of stool, even soft stool. – Nit.ac
98. But they soon found that however useful it might be in some cases of inflammatory fever, it was of no use in typhoids.-Acon
99. “Full of wind; flatulence with eructations all pressing upward, but none downward. – Asaf.
100. Canine hunger, alternates with complete loss of appetite. – Ferr.met
101. One of the characteristic symptoms is the constant backache of such a nature that the patient feels all the time that the back and legs must give out.- Kali carb
102. Blood decomposed, sediment like charred straw.- Lach.
103. Colic, which might be styled “habitual colic,”  in scrawny, ugly, pot-bellied children, and especially if they suffer much with their teeth, which turn black, with tender, spongy gums, which are sensitive and painful. – Staph
104. “Very easily frightened, shrieks about imaginary appearances; cannot bear to be touched; starts when touched ever so lightly, especially on the feet.”- Kali.c
105. Constant dull backache, affecting sacrum and hips, much aggravated by walking or stooping. – Aesc
106. Constipation; faeces slender, long, dry, tough like dog stools. – Phos
107. The patient sits down to the table very hungry, but the first few mouthfuls fill him right up and he feels distressingly full; in a Pickwickian sense “too full for utterance.” Lyc
108. It is especially indicated if in addition to the thirst, voracious hunger and profuse urine loaded with sugar there are rheumatic pains in the joints. – Lac.ac
109. Cough during chill in intermittents is a characteristic – Rhus-t
110. Excruciating pain, running from nipple to scapula; of same side when child nurses.- Crot.t
111. It is one of our best remedies in menorrhagia, when there is “severe pain in the back, down the thighs and through the hips, with heavy pressing down,”- Cimc
112. cough, with stitching pain through left lung just below left nipple.- Rumex
113. “Ears, face, nose, toes and skin in general are affected with a redness, itching and burning as if from being frozen.”- Agar
114. “Mania with desire to cut and tear things, especially clothes with lewdness and lascivious talk, religious or amorous.”- veratrum album
115. “Skin has a dirty dingy look, as if the patient never washed, and the body has a filthy smell even after a bath.”- Psor
116. “Sudden and rapid sinking of vital force; to complete prostration; cold sweat, especially upon the face and forehead; cold breath; face hippocratic; nose pointed and cold, a picture of general collapse – veratrum album.
117. Deafness is prominent, and is peculiar, in that it is especially deafness to the human voice,- Phos
118. Dunham writes: “Aconite is never to be given first to subdue the fever and then some other remedy ‘to meet the case’ never to be alternated with other drugs for the purpose, as is often alleged, of ‘controlling the fever’.
119. Eczema capitis, cracks, exudes and wets the hair, strong urine like cat’s urine. – Viola-o
120. convulsions during dentition or worms if Cina does not help.- Cicuta
121. Feels as if floating in the air – Valer
122. Dementia senilis; fears imaginary things, being poisoned, etc.; sees persons and things that are not present; foolish laughter.- Hyos
123. blood stagnates in the capillaries, causing blueness, coldness and ecchymoses; the patient so weak he cannot breathe without being constantly fanned.- Carbo.v
124. “Violent degree of dyspnoea, with wheezing and great weight and anxiety about the praecordia.”- Ip
125. dysentery where the stools have by some other remedy changed from an appearance “like scrapings” to the jelly-like form.- Kaali.bi
126. Great fullness and weight in whole abdomen, with feeling of weight in rectum and haemorrhoids protruding like a bunch of grapes; amel. by cold water applied. – Aloe
127. He is cold, or, as Hering puts it, there is “want of vital warmth, even when taking exercise.” – Sil.
128. The grand central characteristic of this remedy is found in the urine, which is scanty, of a dark brown color (like French brandy), the urinous odor being highly intensified. – Benz.ac.
129. Hering’s card expresses it thus: “Styes, nodosities, chalaza on eyelids, one after another, sometimes ulcerating.”- Staph
130. “Uncomfortable distention of the abdomen, with a wish to belch up, or a sensation as if the abdomen were packed full, not in the least relieved by eructation.” – China
131. Sometimes stool can only be passed by bearing down with the abdominal muscles – Mag.mur
132. If the case still progresses unfavorably there is an appearance of sunkenness in the face with linea nasalis, which is a surface of pearly whiteness on the upper lip, bounded by a distinct line from the outer nasal orifice to the angles of the mouth. – This last symptom is more characteristic of AEthusa than any other remedy.
133. Insecurity of rectum; rectum feels full of heavy fluid, which will fall out, and does, if he does not go to stool immediately.- Aloe
134. It has a peculiar symptom of the throat, the food swallowed comes up immediately as if it had never reached the stomach- Phos
135. The vomiting is often of the ropy character, and here also, as in nose, mouth and throat, we may have formed “round ulcers.- Kali.bi
136. It has constant and frequent sneezing, with profuse acrid discharge, which burns and corrodes the nose and upper lip, and it is worse in the evening and indoors and better in open air.- All-c
137. Especially adapted to persons inclined to obesity; particularly females who delay menstruation.- Graph
138. 174.Burning. Ars., Canth., Caps., Phos., Sul. ac.
139. 174.Coldness (sensation). Calc. ost., Ars. alb., Cistus, Helod.
140. 174.Coldness (objective). Camph., Sec., Verat., Helod.
141. 174.Fullness (sensation). Aesc hip., Chin., Lyc.
142. 174.Emptiness (sensation). Cocc., Phos., Sep.
143. 174.Bearing-down. Bell., Lil. t., Sep., etc.
144. 174.Bruised soreness. Arn., Bapt., Eup perf., Pyr., Ruta.
145. 174.Constriction. Cact., Coloc., Anac.
146. 174.Prostration or weariness. Gels., Pic. ac., Phos. ac.
147. 174.Numbness. Acon., Cham., Plat., Rhus t.
148. 174.Erratic pains. Lac c., Puls., Tub.
149. 174.Sensitiveness to pain. Acon., Cham., Coff.
150. 174.Sensitive to touch. Chin., Hep., Lach.
151. 174.Bone pains. Aur., Asaf., Eup. perf., Merc.
152. 174.Sticking or stitching pains. Bry., Kali., Squil.
153. 174.Pulsation or throbbing. Bell., Glon., Melil.
154. 174.Haemorrhages (passive). Ham., Sec., Crot-h., Elaps.
155. 174.Haemorrhages (active). Ferr. p., Ip., Phos.
156. 174.Emaciation. Iod., Nat. m., Lyc., Sars., etc.
157. 174.Leucophlegmasia. Calc. ost., Graph., Caps.
158. 174.Constitutions (psoric). Sulph., Psor., etc.
159. 174.Constitutions (sycotic). Thuj, Nit. a., Med., etc.
160. 174.Constitutions (syphilitic). Merc., Iodide potassium, Syph., etc.
161. 174.Blue swellings. Lach., Puls., Tarant. C.
162. Vertigo on turning the head, Con., Calc., Kali c.
163.  – – – moving the head, Bry., Calc., Con.
164.  – – – looking up, Puls, Sil.
165.  – – – looking down, Phos., Spig., Sulph.
166.  – – from odor of flowers, Nux v., Phos.
167.  – – on watching, or loss of sleep, Cocc., Nux.
168.  – – – the least noise, Ther.
169.  – – while walking, Nat.m. , Nux-v., Phos., Puls.
170.  – – – studying, Nat.m.
171.  – – – or after eating, Grat., Nux v., Puls.
172.  – – as if whirling, Bry., Con., Cycl., Puls.
173.  – – – the bed turned, Con.
174.  – – with fainting, Nux v.
175.  – – – staggering, Arg.n. , Gels., Nux v., Phos.
176.  – – – dimness of sight, Cycl., Gels., Nux v.
177.  – – when rising from seat, Bry., Phos.
178.  – – – – – stooping, Bell.
179.  – – – – – bed, Bry., Chel., Cocc.
180.  – – – stooping, Bell., Nux-v., Puls., Sulph.
181.  – – – ascending, Calc.
182.  – – – descending, Bor., Ferr.
183.  – – – lying, Con.
184.  – – must lie down, Bry., Cocc., Phos., Puls.
185.  – – occipital, Gels., Sil., Petr.
186.  – – after sleep, Lach.
187.  – – – suppressed menses, Cycl., Puls.

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