DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA

REGION

• RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
• Bones: Long (Stil.). Joints.
• Larynx.
• Chest.
• Lungs.
• Glands.

WORSE

• After midnight.
• On lying down.
• Warmth.
• Talking.
• Cold foods.
• Laughing.
• After measles.

BETTER

• Pressure.
• Spasmodic

, catarrhal and hæmorrhagic effects. Tuberculosis; of bones. .................... Easily angered. Desire to drown himself. Sensitive to sour odors. Painful sneezing. Putrid taste. PROLONGED, PERIODICAL FITS OF RAPID, INCESSANT, DEEP BARKING OR CHOKING COUGH; as if from abdomen; taking away the breath; compel holding the sides and ending in retching, vomiting (first of ingesta, then of mucus), nosebleed or cold sweat; followed by loquacity. Typical whooping cough. Tickling like a feather or crumb in larynx. Bloody, purulent expectoration. Hoarse, toneless voice. Constriction of chest. Stitches below axillæ. Writers' cramp.

Complementary: Sul.

Related: Coc-c. Cor-r.