Muriaticum acidum

Common name: hydrochloric acid.

Mouth and anus are chiefly affected; the tongue and sphincter ani are paralysed (A.).

Often called for asthenic type of diseases (Ars., Bapt., Hyos., Lyc., Phos-Ac., Sec., Verat.) (A.).

Great sensivity to moist air (Nux-M.).

All the joints feel as if bruised (Arn.).

Drawing and tearing in the extremities during rest and relieved by motion (Kali-P., Rhus-T.).

The periosteum pains in intermittent fever (Rhus-T.).

Eczema solaris (Petr.) (A.).

Cures muscular weakness following excessive use of opium and tobacco (A.).

Offensive discharges (Ars., Bapt., Lach.) (D.).

Bed-sores (Arn., Ars., Bapt., Lach.) (D.).

Vertigo (Ars., Bry., Calc., Kali-P., Lyc.) (A.).

Palpitation of the heart felt in the face (A.).

The heart is feeble, irregular and intermits every third beat (D.).

GREAT DEBILITY-AS SOON AS HE SITS DOWN, HIS EYES CLOSE.

SLIDING DOWN IN BED, BECAUSE OF BODILY INERTIA.

LOWER JAW HANGS DOWN (Hyos., Lyc.) (A.).

INTENSE PROSTRATION (Ars., Kali-P., Phos.) (A.).

TYPHOID OR TYPHUS: DEEP STUPID SLEEP; UNCONSCIOUS WHILE AWAKE; LOUD MOANING OR MUTTERING; TONGUE COATED AT THE EDGES, SHRUNKEN, DRY, LEATHER-LIKE, PARALYZED; INVOLUNTARY FOETID STOOLS WHILE PASSING URINE; SLIDING DOWN IN BED; PULSE INTERMITS EVERY THIRD BEAT (A.).

Intense burning heat, with aversion to coverings (R.).

Putrid ulcers (Ars., Carb-Ac., Nit-Ac.) (G.).

A sensation of emptiness in the stomach and abdomen (Sep., Sulph.).

Cannot bear the thought or sight of meat (Nit-Ac.) (A.).

The hæmorrhoids are aggravated by cold water, and ameliorated by warmth (reverse of Aloe) (R.).

Ascites (Acet-Ac., Ars., Chel., Iod., Lyc.) (B.).

Severe pain at the conclusion of urination (Berb., Puls., Sars., Thuj.) (N.).

CANNOT URINATE WITHOUT HAVING THE BOWELS MOVED AT THE SAME TIME (A.).

Bladder weak, must wait a time for the passage of urine; has to press, so that the anus protrudes (A.).

URINE PASSES SLOWLY (Alum., Arg-N., Arn., Berb., Calc-P., Camph., Caust., Clem., Dig., Gels., Hell., Hep., Merc., Merc-C., Op., Prun., Sars., Sulph., Thuj.) (A.).

Want of good sphincteric control (Aloe, Apis, Phos., Squil., Sulph.), and trembling, due to loss of power, of the tongue (Gels., Lach.).

WHILE URINATING INVOLUNTARY DISCHARGE OF STOOL (Aloe, Bell., Carb-Ac., Carb-S., Hyos., Ind., Nat-S., Phos., Squil., Sulph., Verat.).

Diarrhœa (Aloe, Ars., Bapt., Chin., Ferr., Nux-V., Sulph.).

Involuntary stool on passing wind (Aloe) (A.).

Increased urinary secretion, with prolapsus ani.

Anus sore during menses (A.).

HAEMORRHOIDS: SWOLLEN, BLUE, SENSITIVE AND PAINFUL TO TOUCH; TOO SORE TO BEAR LEAST TOUCH; EVEN THE SHEET IS UNCOMFORTABLE (Lach.) (A.).

Prolapsus ani while urinating (Valer.) (A.).

Irritable, peevish, disposed to anger and chagrin (Nux-V.) (A.).

Restlessness (Ars., Rhus-T.).

Moaning and fretfulness (Bell., Hyos.) (A.).

UNCONSCIOUSNESS (Bapt., Lyc., Op., Stram.) (A.).

SAD AND TACITURN (B.).

Vertigo in the open air and unsteadiness while walking (C.).

Hardness of hearing (Calc., Chin., Ferr., Graph., Nit-Ac., Phos., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Nose-bleed (Acon., Bry., Ferr., Merc., Phos., Sep.) (C.).

Weakness of the thighs, causing a tottering gait (Nux-V., Plb.) (C.).

Coldness of the extremities (Camph., Carb-V., Phos., Verat.) (C.).

Impotence (Agn., Calad., Graph., Phos., Sel., Sulph.).

CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER (Chel., Iod., Lyc., Merc., Podo., Sulph.) (C.).

Carbuncles, with low states of the system (Ars., Carb-V., Hep., Lach., Sil.) (C.).

Dysentery, with typhoid symptoms (Bapt., Phos., Rhus-T.) (C.).

Catamenia too early and too profuse (Calc-C., Sep.).

Cannot bear the least touch, not even of the sheet on the female genitals (Murx., Plat.).

Ulcers in the female genitals, with putrid discharge (Kreos.) (C.).

Frequent waking at night (Bell., Stram., Sulph.) (C.).

Anxious dreams (Ars., Nat-M., Phos.) (C.).

Malignant affections of the mouth: Diphtheria, scarlatina, cancer (A.).

The buccal cavity is studded with ulcers, deep, perforating, having a black or dark base; offensive, foul breath (Bapt., Carb-Ac., Kali-P., Merc-C., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

The dry tongue rattles in the mouth (D.).

Tongue dry, leathery and shrunken, one-third its natural size (typhoid) (N.).

Tongue heavy as lead; hinders talking (N.).

Attempting to swallow produces violent spasms and choking (C.).

Deep respiration (Arg-N., Aur., Brom., Bry., Caps., Cupr., Dig., Glon., Hep., Hydr-Ac., Ign., Ipec., Lach., Nat-S., Op., Phos., Sel., Sil., Sulph., Zinc.) (C.).

Sighing and groaning respiration (C.).

AGGRAVATION: During menses; while urinating; from least touch; during wet weather; from walking; from sitting; from cold drinks; and bathing.

AMELIORATION: From warmth; from motion; lying on the left side.

RELATIONSHIP: Follows well after: Bry., Merc. and Rhus-T.

Remedies following: Calc-C., Kali-C., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sil. and Sulph.

Antidotes: Bry. and Camph.

It antidotes: Op.

Part II

Common name: cobra poison.

Often called for restoring a heart damaged by acute inflammation or for relief of sufferings or chronic hypertrophy and valvular lesions (A.).

Body cold and collapsed (Camph., Carb-V.) (C.).

Pain in the left ovary during cough (D.).

Excited, tremendous action of the heart (B.).

Cardiac asthma (Ars., Lach., Phos.) (B.).

Endo-carditis (Apis, Lach., Nat-M.) (B.).

Simple hypertrophy of the heart (Arn., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Valvular diseases of the heart, with a dry, teasing cough (Dig., Lach., Phos.) (D.).

Threatened paralysis of the heart, post-diphtheretic (Lach.) (A.).

UNABLE TO SPEAK FROM PALPITATION (K.).

PALPITATION OF THE HEART FROM EXERTION, OR TALKING, OR WALKING (K.).

SEVERE STITCHING PAIN IN THE REGION OF THE HEART (Apis, Bry., Caust., Kalm., Lach., Mag-M., Petr., Psor., Spig., Spong., Staph., Sulph.) (A.).

Nervous palpitation, especially after public speaking (A.).

Pulse irregular in force, but regular in rhythm (A.).

Inability to speak with choking (A.).

Weak and thready pulse (Carb-V.) (C.).

Suffocative choking; grasps the throat (B.).

Puffing breathing (Am-C., Ant-T., Ars., Camph., Chin., Glon., Laur., Lyc., Nux-V., Op., Puls., Stram.) (B.).

Suicidal insanity (Ars., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Broods constantly over imaginary troubles (Aur.) (A.).

Aversion to talking (Ign., Sep.) (Br.).

Anxiety and fear of death (Acon., Ars., Kali-C.) (Br.).

Irritating, dry, sympathetic cough in the acute stage of rheumatic carditis, or chronic organic lesions (Spong.) (A.).

Violent pain in the heart, shooting to the left scapula. or shoulder (B.).

Cardiac cough, with sweat in the palms (N.).

Dyspnœa and prostration from weak heart (Ars., Kali-P., Phos.) (N.).

Suffocative spells after sleeping (Lach.) (Br.).

Pale, haggard countenance (C.).

Rheumatic pains in the limbs (Bry., Cimic., Kali-M., Rhus-T.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: By carriage riding; from lying on the left side; from exertion; from talking; from walking; after sleep; from alcohol; after menses; from pressure of clothes and from cold, draught of air.

AMELIORATION: From sneezing; from riding in open air; and from lying on the right side.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare. Ars., Bry., Cact., Crot-H., Dig., Kali-P., Lach., Mygal., Nat-M., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T., Spig. and Verat.

Antidotes: Alcohol and Salt.

Common name: a chemical compound from coal tar; naphthalin.

The secretions are highly acid (All-C., Ars., Nat-M., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Hay-fever (All-C., Ars., Sabad., Squil.) (Br.).

Constant sneezing (All-C., Anac., Ars., Dulc., Gamb., Indg., Iris, Merc., Nat-C., Squil. (Bl.).

WHOOPING COUGH: LONG AND CONTINUED PAROXYSMS OF COUGHING; UNABLE TO GET A RESPIRATION (Ipec.) (Br.).

During the paroxysms the face becomes purple, the perspiration starts and there is expectorated a quantity of thick, tenacious mucus (Bl.).

Spasmodic asthma (Ars., Cupr., Ipec., Lob., Nux-V., Phos., Samb.) (Br.).

Soreness in the chest and stomach (Nux-V., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Emphysema (Carb-V.) (Br.).

Great dyspnœa, with a sighing respiration (Bl.).

Gonorrhœa, with a violent desire to urinate; the meatus urinarius is reddened and tumefied (Bl.).

Cutting pain down the penis (Canth.) (Br.).

Oedema of the prepuce (Merc., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Black urine (Ars., Lach.) (Br.).

Terribly offensive odour of the decomposing (ammoniacal) urine (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: During night, while urinating.

AMELIORATION: In the open air; and from loosening clothing.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: All-C., Ars. Bry., Cocc-C., Cupr., Dros., Ipec., Kali-C., Lach., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Rhus-T., Samb., Sulph. and Thuj.

Common name: carbonate of soda.

Debility and headache from the sun (Lach., Nat-M.) (D.).

Vertigo from drinking wine, or from mental exertion, from sun, or working under gas-light (N.).

Involuntary twitching of the muscles and limbs (Bell., Ign., Mag-P.).

Instability of the whole body (Nux-V.).

Great weakness in the limbs, especially in the morning (Alum., Dulc., Nit-Ac., Ox-Ac., Pall., Phos., Sulph.).

Easy dislocation and spraining of ankle (Led.); so weak that it gives way; foot bends under (Carb-An., Nat-M.) (A.).

Cramp-like tearing in the arms and legs.

After a short walk the patient is very weak (Alum., Calc., Con., Ferr., Mur-Ac., Nit-Ac., Phos., Pic-Ac.).

DRY SKIN OR VIOLENT PERSPIRATION AFTER THE LEAST EXERTION (Agar., Ars-I., Calc., Chin., Ferr., Graph., Iod., Kali-C., Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-S., Nit-Ac., Phos., Psor., Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph.).

Aversion to the open air (Am-C., Bapt., Calc., Calc-P., Cham., Ign., Kali-C., Nux-V., Petr., Rumx., Sil., Sulph.).

In the morning great restlessness in the body when not mentally occupied.

With the pain anxiety, trembling and cold sweat (Acon.).

HYPOCHONDRIACAL HUMOUR (Nux-V.).

AFFECTIONS OF THE MIND WITH MISANTHROPY (Aur., Bar-C., Con., Ign., Lach., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos., Plat., Puls.).

Depressed and irritable, especially after a meal (Bry., Nux-V., Puls.).

This hypochondriasis decreases as the food gets out of the stomach into the bowels (D.).

GETS VERY NERVOUS DURING THUNDERSTORMS AND HIDES IN THE CELLAR (D.).

Imbecility (Bar-C., Bar-M., Op.) (A.).

Exhaustion from least effort, mental or physical; ready to drop after a walk (A.).

Mental symptoms worse from music (A.).

Inability to think or perform any mental labour, causes headache; feels stupefied if he tries to exert himself; comprehension slow, difficult (A.).

Intolerable melancholy and apprehension; is wholly occupied with sad thoughts (Ign., Sep.) (A.).

Face pale, with blue rings around the eyes (Cina, Staph.) (A.).

CHRONIC EFFECTS OF SUN-STROKE (Nat-M.) (A.).

Forgetfulness (Agn., Calc., Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-M., Sep.) (C.).

Makes mistakes in writing (Cann-I., Nux-V.) (C.).

HEADACHE: from the slightest mental exertion (Calc-P., Nat-M.); from the sun or working under gas-light (Glon., Lach.) (A.).

Head feels too large (Glon., Nux-V.); as if it would burst (Arg-N., Bry.) (A.).

Headache with tension in the nape or occiput before menses (A.).

Catarrh extends to the posterior nares and throat; profuse discharge during the day, stopped at night (Nux-V.) (A.).

MUCH NASAL MUCUS PASSES THROUGH THE MOUTH; HAWKS AND HAWKS (N.).

THICK, YELLOW, GREEN, OFFENSIVE, MUSTY OR HARD DISCHARGE FROM THE NOSE; OFTEN CEASING AFTER A MEAL (A.).

Dry cough when he comes from the open air into a warm room (or going from warm room to open air- Acon., Con.).

Cough with salty, purulent, greenish sputa, and rawness in the chest (Nat-S.) (C.).

Short breath, with difficult respiration (Ars., Carb-V., Phos., Samb.) (C.).

Violent palpitation of the heart, especially on going upstairs or at night, and when lying on the left side (Nat-M., Phos.) (C.).

Falls asleep late at night (Nux-V.) (C.).

Palpitation, worse from every strange noise (Agar., Nat-M., Nat-P., Nat-S.) (K.).

Drowsy during the day (Nux-V.) (Br.).

Sleepy after meals (Nux-V.) (B.).

Amorous dreams (Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Nocturnal pollutions (Nux-V., Sulph.) (G.).

Incomplete coition; erections weak; emissions speedy (Calc., Nux-V., Sulph.) (C.).

VERY WEAK DIGESTION (Carb-V., Hep., Nux-V., Puls.).

SOUR ERUCTATIONS (Ars., Calc., Mag-P., Nat-P,. Nux-V., Puls., Sulph.) (D.).

A weak hungry feeling about 11 A.M. (Sep., Sulph.) (D.).

GREAT FLATULENCY (Aloe, Carb-V., Chin., Kali-B., Lyc., Nux-M., Podo., Puls., Sulph.).

The patient is worse from vegetable and starchy foods (Nat-S.). (D.).

Dyspepsia from eating soda biscuits (D.).

Aversion to milk (Calc., Lac-D., Nat-S., Nux-V., Sil.) (A.).

DIARRHOEA FROM TAKING MILK (Calc., Kali-C., Mag-M., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

Stools escapes with great haste, noise and rushing (G.).

Stools like orange pulp (Aloe, Chin.) (B.).

TOOTHACHE AFTER TAKING SWEETS (Am-C., Phos., Sep.) (K.).

Discharge of mucus from the vagina after an embrace, causing sterility (A.).

Leucorrhœa: thick, yellow (Calc., Hydr., Kali-B., Puls.); putrid, ceasing after urination (C.).

Menses late, scanty, like meat-washing (Br.).

Bearing down, as if everything would come out (Agar., Lil-T., Murx., Sep.); heaviness, worse from sitting and better from moving (A.).

Induration of the cervix (Aur., Carb-An., Con., Kreos., Mag-M., Plat., Sep., Sil.) (Br.).

Violent pain in the small of back after walking (C.).

Itching over the whole body as from fleas (C.).

AGGRAVATION: During a thunder-storm; whilst sitting; in the sun; from excessive heat of summer; from music; from mental exertion; and in the forenoon.

AMELIORATION: During motion; from pressing; from rubbing; and after eating.

RELATIONSHIP: Follows well after: Sep. in bearing down.

Remedies following: Calc-C., Nux-V., Puls., Sep. and Sulph.

Antidotes: Ars., Camph. and Nitr-Sp-D.

It antidotes: Chin.

Common names: common salt; chloride of sodium.

Often of great benefit in the treatment of malarial disease and intermitting fevers.

Hard chill about 11 A.M., with great thirst which continues through all stages; the heat is characterized by the most violent headache (Ra.).

Continued chilliness and want of animal heat very marked (Nux-V., Sil.).

Intermittent fever made inveterate by the use of quinine (Apis, Ars., Ign., Ipec., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph.) (N.).

Pulse intermitting (Dig., Ign.).

Twitching in the muscles and limbs (Bell., Cupr., Kali-P., Mag-P., Stram.).

Shortening of the muscles (Am-M., Caust., Sil.).

Painful contraction of the hamstrings (Hr.).

Great coldness of the body, with disposition to put on more clothing.

INTERMITTENT FEVER WITH SPLITTING HEADACHE (Nux-V.).

The most weakness is felt in the morning in bed (Ambr., Carb-V., Con., Puls.).

Continuous heat in the after-noon, with violent headache and unconsciousness.

Intermittent fever from living in damp regions (D.).

Great weakness and debility of mind and body after exertion.

Every movement accelerates the circulation (Bry., Dig.).

GREAT EMACIATION (Abrot., Calc-P., Op., Sars., Sanic., Sil.).

Great emaciation while living well; especially seen in the neck (N.)

CHILL AT 10 TO 11 A.M. (Agar., Ars., Carb-V., Lob., Nux-V., Sulph.) (N.).

Continuous chilliness from morning till noon.

Any fever with violent headache, heat in the face and great thirst, if it is regularly aggravated at 10 to 11 A.M. (N.).

There is vomiting with the chill (Eup-P.) (D.).

Complete relief during sweat (Ars.) (N.).

Sallow complexion or very pale countenance (Bt.).

After great bodily exertion an itching nettle-rash appears (N.).

Hang-nails: skin around the nails dry and cracked (N.).

Congestion of blood to the head, chest and stomach, with coldness of the legs (Bell., Stram.).

SPLITTING HEADACHE (Bry., Glon.).

Hammering in the frontal region on the head (D.).

Headache, accompanied by constipation (Bry.) (D.).

Headache as if bursting; beating or sticking through to the neck and chest, with heat in the head, red face, nausea and vomiting before, during or after the catamenia, or during the fever stage, decreasing gradually after the sweat (N.).

School girls' headache (Calc-P.) (N.).

Useful (in eye diseases) after all kinds of cauterizations with Arg-Nit. (N.).

Unsteadiness of vision; objects become confused, on looking at them; letters and stitches run together (N.).

Drawing, stiff sensation in the muscles of the eyes on moving them (N.).

Of value in bringing up power of vision after debilitating illness (Chin.).

Excessively sore, red, disgusting eyelids (Ra.).

Asthenopia (Calc-P., Phos., Ruta, Sep.) (D.).

CILIARY NEURALGIA, WHICH COMES AND GOES WITH THE SUN (Spig.) (D.).

Blepharitis (Bor., Euphr., Graph., Sulph.) (D.).

Lachrymation and scalding tears (D.).

Bad effects from anger (Bry., Ign., Nux-V., Staph.) and illness induced from much talking.

HYSTERICAL CONDITIONS (Ign., Nux-M., Puls., Sep., Valer.).

CONSOLATION AGGRAVATES (Calc-P., Cham., Ign., Sep., Sil., Thuj.; consolation ameliorates- Puls.) (N.).

SAD AND WEEPING (Aur., Ign., Sep., Stann.) (N.).

Hypochondriacal mood (Nat-C.) (D.).

Hopeless about the future (Bry., Calc-O., Chin-S., Cic., Dig., Ferr., Gels., Iod., Lach., Mur-Ac., Nux-V., Phos., Puls.) (D.).

Cold sores or herpes (so-called fever blisters) on the lips, or on the wings of the nose (D.).

Clear, watery discharge from coryza accompanied with loss of smell and taste (D.).

Vertigo, as if falling on closing the eyes (B.).

Brain-fag (Calc-P., Kali-P.) (D.).

Pain in the stomach, ameliorated by bandaging the abdomen (Cupr.) (K.).

Gastric complaints often beneficially affected by use of this remedy.

VIOLENT THIRST (Ars., Bry., Phos., Sulph., Verat.) (D.).

Bad effects from acids and bread.

Pressing in the stomach, with nausea and sudden sinking of strength.

Has always heart-burn after eating (Lyc.) (G.).

GREAT AVERSION TO BREAD, OF WHICH SHE WAS ONCE VERY FOND (N.).

Bad effects of using too much salt (Phos.) (N.).

Craves salt and salty things (N.).

Great dryness of the mucous membranes from the lips to the anus; lips dry and cracked, especially in the middle; anus dry, cracked, fissured (N.).

Difficult expulsion of stool fissuring the anus, with flow of blood, leaving a sensation of much soreness in the anus (N.).

CONSTIPATION (Bry., Ign., Lyc., Nux-V., Sep.).

Sensation of constriction of the anus (Bell., Lach.) (N.).

Herpes about the anus (N.).

The stools are dry, crumbling, hard, and difficult to expel (Mag-M.) (D.).

Alternate constipation and diarrhœa (Nux-V.) (Bl.).

The nightly pains cause shortness of breath and a kind of one-sided loss of power.

Diarrhœa, accompanied with great weakness of the abdominal muscles (D.).

The stools are sometimes involuntary (Aloe, Nat-S., Podo., Sulph.) (D.).

Chronic bronchial catarrh with profuse secretion of mucus (D.).

HEART PALPITATES, FLUTTERS, INTERMITS, PULSATES VIOLENTLY, SHAKING THE WHOLE BODY; WORSE FROM LYING ON THE LEFT SIDE (N.).

Cold feeling in the heart when exerting the mind, or from mental over-exertion (N.).

White-coated tongue (Ant-C., Bry., Kali-M.) (Ra.).

Mapped tongue, with red, insular patches (N.).

Excoriating diarrhœa like water, only in the day-time (Petr.) (Hr.).

Scorbutic, putrid inflammation of the gums (Kreos., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sulph.) (Ra.).

Difficulty of talking, as if the organs of speech were weak (Bar-C.) (Ra.).

Dryness of the vagina, which is painful during an embrace (Graph., Lyc., Sep.) (G.).

Very sad and gloomy during the menses, with much palpitation of the heart, and morning headache (G.).

SCANTY AND DELAYING MENSTRUATION-IS A PROMINENT INDICATION FOR THE USE OF THIS SALT (Bt.).

WATERY LEUCORRHOEA (Graph., Nit-Ac., Puls.) (D.).

Especially useful in uterine troubles, accompanied by backache, which is relieved by laying on the back, or on something hard (D.).

Every morning pressing and pushing towards the genitals; has to sit to prevent prolapse (Sep.) (N.).

Cutting in the urethra after micturition (Berb., Calc-P., Canth., Con., Dig., Lyc., Petros., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (N.).

Catarrh of the bladder, with burning on urinating (Hydr., Kali-B., Lyc.) (D.).

Pain in the urethra just after urinating (Sars.).

Has to wait a long time for the urine to pass if others are present (Br.).

SEMINAL EMISSION, EVEN AFTER COITUS (Br.).

Gleet: Clear mucus; chronic after abuse of Argent-Nit. (or Nitrate of Silver) (N.).

Averse to coition, or painful coition (B.).

Hair falling off the pubes (N.).

PAIN IN THE BACK AS IF BROKEN, RELIEVED BY LYING ON SOMETHING (N.).

Chlorosis: Chronic cases; cachectic individuals, with dead, dirty skin; frequent palpitation and fluttering of the heart; oppression and anxiety in the chest (G.).

Herpetic eruptions of little, watery blisters (Rhus-T.) (D.).

Affections of the scalp accompanied by falling off of the hairs (D.).

Eruptions on the flexor surfaces; (eruptions on the extensor surfaces- Kreos.) (D.).

Warts on the palms of hands (N.).

Itching eruptions, dry or moist; worse at the roots of the hairs (Rhus-T.) (N.).

Tormenting sleeplessness after gnawing grief (Ign., Kali-Br.) (N.).

Frequent dreams of robbers in the house, and on waking will not believe the contrary until a search is made (N.).

AGGRAVATION: In the morning; at night; from 10 to 11 A.M.; on lying down, especially on the left side; from the heat in general; from the heat of the sun; after abuse of quinine; during hot weather; at sea-shore; from mental exertion; and from noises.

AMELIORATION: By sweat; in the open air; from cold bathing; from lying on the right side; from pressure; from tight clothing; and while fasting.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary to: Apis, Ign., and Sep.

ANTIDOTES: Ars., Phos. and Nit-Spir-Dulc.

Nat-Mur. antidotes: Apis, Arg-N. and Quin.

Compare: Alum., Apis, Ars., Bry., Calc., Carb-V., Chin., Dig., Euphr., Ferr., Graph., Hydr., Ign., Ipec., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Mur-Ac., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Op., Petr., Phos., Plb., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj., Urt., Verat. and Zinc.

Common names: glauber's salt; sulphate of soda.

It corresponds to the hydrogenoid constitution and sycotic dyscrasia (D.).

Feels every change from dry to wet weather, and cannot eat even plants that grow near water (Bl.).

Chilly, can't get warm, even in bed (B.).

Meningitis (Apis, Bell., Cupr., Glon.) (B.).

Crushing or gnawing in the occiput (B.).

Chronic effects of blows, falls, etc. (Arn.) (N.).

Ill-effects of falls and injuries to the head, and mental troubles arising therefrom (D.).

Slow digestion (Carb-V., Chin., Hep., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (B.).

A dirty, brownish coating on the tongue (Bry., Nat-P.) (D.).

Bitter taste in the mouth (Bry., Chin., Nat-M., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph.) (D.).

Toothache relieved by cold water, or cool air (Coff., uls.) (N.).

Diarrhœa, acute or chronic, with much flatulence (Aloe, calc-P., Podo.) (N.).

Rumbling in the abdomen, especially in the right ileocæcal region (N.).

Diarrhœa: Dark, bilious or greenish stools, accompanied with an irritable liver and flatulent colic (D.).

THIN YELLOW FLUID, GUSHING STOOLS IN THE MORNING AFTER RISING AND MOVING ABOUT (N.).

Lead colic (Alum., Bry., Coloc., Dios., Graph., Mag-A., Nux-V., Op., Sep., Sulph., Verat.) (N.).

Pain in the abdomen ameliorated by lying on the side (K.).

Flatus becomes incarcerated here and there in the abdomen (R.).

Aching and cutting in the region of the liver (D.).

THE LIVER IS ENGORGED AND THE SYMPTOMS ARE WORSE FROM LYING ON THE LEFT SIDE (Arn., Bry., Card-M., Mag-M., Ptel.) (D.).

There is jaundice, bilious colic, and vomiting of bile and bitter mucus (D.).

Painful sensitiveness of the hepatic region to touch, during a walk or to a sudden jar (R.).

Stitches, throbbing, tension and lancinations in the hepatic region (Chel., Merc., Podo.) (R.).

Rheumatism, worse in damp, cold weather (Dulc., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

Oedema of the feet (Apis, Bry., Kali-C., Lyc., Sep.) (Br.).

Is a useful remedy in bilious intermittent fevers, accompanied by liver affections, jaundice and bilious diarrhœa (D.).

Thirst at start of fever only (B.).

Heat with aversion to uncover (Ars., Nux-V., Rhus-T.) (B.).

Pain in the small of the back with scanty urine (R.).

Nose-bleed during menses (Ambr., Bry., Puls., Sep., Sulph.) (Br.).

YELLOWISH-GREEN LEUCORRHOEA FOLLOWING GONORRHOEA (Puls.) (Br.).

Menses too late and too scanty (Graph., Sep.) (C.).

Herpetic vulvitis (Graph., Kreos., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (Br.).

Nasal catarrh with thick, yellow discharge (Calc., Hydr., Kali-S.) (Br.).

Constant desire to take deep, long breath (Bry., Ign., Phos.) (Br.).

Useful in asthma, worse upon change to damp weather. Moist asthma, with a great deal of rattling on the chest. The shortness of breath is especially worse in damp weather (D.).

PAIN IN THE LOWER CHEST ON COUGHING, SPRINGS UP IN BED AND GRASPS THE CHEST WITH HANDS. LOOSE COUGH (dry cough-Bry.) (N.).

The sputum is copious and of a greenish colour (Puls., Stann.) (Bl.).

Humid asthma, especially in children (Ant-T., Brom., Hep., Kali-S.) (Bl.).

Granular conjunctivitis with much redness of the lids (Sulph.) (R.).

Pain in the eyes in the evening when reading by candle light (Merc.) (R.).

Agglutination of the lids in the morning with photophobia (Calc., Graph.) (R.).

Delayed resolution in pneumonia (Hep., Kali-C., Lyc., Sulph.) (Br.).

Every fresh cold brings on attack of asthma (Hep.) (Br.).

Diabetes (Acet-Ac., Kali-P., Lyc., Sulph.) (Br.).

Urine copious, and passed more frequently than normal; so that she had to get up several times in the night (R.).

It is one of the principal remedies in sycosis, especially where there are condylomata (D.).

GONORRHOEA: YELLOWISH GREEN DISCHARGE; THICK CONSISTENCY; LITTLE PAIN; ESPECIALLY IN HYDROGENOID CONSTITUTION (N.).

Sexual desire excited in the evening (C.).

Burning in the urethra during micturition (Canth., Merc., Sulph.) (R.).

Urine with brick-dust sediment (Berb., Lyc., Sars.) (R.).

Enlarged prostate causing retention of urine (Con., Dig., Hep., Kali-C., Lyc., Pareir., Staph., Thuj.) (R.).

Tendency to warts (Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (Br.).

Chronic gout (Benz-Ac., Calc., Lyc.) (Br.).

Music makes her sad (Acon., Cham., Dig., Graph., Kreos., Lyc., Nat-C., Nat-P., Nux-V., Phos., Sabin., Sep., Tarent.; Thuj.; sad music ameliorate- Mang.) (Br.).

Very irritable, ill-humoured (Bry., Nux-V., Sulph.) (C.).

Tearful (Cham., Ign., Med., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Melancholy, with periodical attacks of mania (Br.).

Suicidal tendency; must exercise restraint (Ars., Aur., Naj.) (Br.).

WANTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE BY SHOOTING (Anac., Ant-C., Aur., Carb-V., Hep., Med., Nux-V.), OR BY HANGING (Ars., Bell., Ter.) (Br.).

Dislike to speak, or to be spoken to (Ars., Aur., Cocc., Ferr., Hyos., Kali-C., Mag-M., Nat-C., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Sep.) (Br.).

Inability to think (Con., Nux-V., Pic-Ac.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In cold, wet weather; from living in damp cellars; lying on the back; from lying on the left side; from motion; and in the morning.

AMELIORATION: From pressure; from changing position; and in dry, hot weather.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ars., Bry., Calc-P., Dulc., Euphr., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Ipec., Kali-C., Lyc., Med., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Puls., Rhus-T., Sil., Staph., Sulph. and Thuj.

Complementary: Ars., and Thuj.

Common name: nitric acid.

Affects principally the mucous outlets of the body where the skin and mucous membrane join, viz., the mouth, nose, rectum, anus, urethra, and vagina (Mur-Ac.) (A.).

Generally indicated for persons suffering with chronic diseases, who take cold easily and are easily disposed to diarrhœa (A.).

Ailments from the change of weather (Calc-P., Dulc., Nat-S., Phos., Rhod., Rhus-T.).

Tearing in the limbs after catching cold (Bell., Phyt., Rhus-T.).

CRACKING IN THE JOINTS (ON MOTION), (Ang., Ant-C., Brom., Calc., Camph., Caps., Cham., Cocc., Ferr., Kali-B., Kali-C., Kali-S., Led., Lyc., Merc., Nat-C., Nat-M., Nat-S., Nux-V., Petr., Phos., Rhus-T., Sabad., Sep., Sulph., Thuj.).

Great debility and trembling, especially in the morning (Arg-M., Ars., Calc., Cimic., Con., Graph., Lyc., Mag-C., Nat-M., Nux-V., Petr., Phos., Sil., Sulph.).

Soreness of the shin and cranial bones, worse from damp weather (D.).

Inflammation, swelling and suppuration of the glands (Ars-I., Brom., Calc-S., Hep., Iod., Kali-I., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Rhus-T., Sil.).

Chilblains (Agar., Calc., Petr.).

NIGHTLY PAINS, ESPECIALLY TO THE TOUCH AS FROM SPLINTERS.

SYPHILITIC BONE-PAINS, ESPECIALLY AFTER ABUSE OF MERCURY (Aur., Mezer., Phyt.) (N.).

The pains are felt during sleep (Lach.).

Pains suddenly appearing and disappearing (Bell.) (A.).

Bad effects from catching cold (Hep., Psor., Tub.).

Painfulness and inflammation of the bones (Asaf., Aur., Calc., Fluor-Ac., Merc., Mezer., Phos., Sil.).

Softening of the bones (Phos.).

Caries (Aur., Calc-F., Flour-Ac.).

SENSATION OF A BAND AROUND THE HEAD (Am-Br., Arg-N., Bell., Carb-Ac., Carb-V., Chel., Cocc., Cycl., Gels., Hep., Iod., Merc., Spig., Sulph., Tereb.). (A.).

HEADACHE FROM PRESSURE OF HAT (Calc-P., Carb-V., Crot-T., Glon., Lach., Sil., Valer.) (A.).

Very sensitive to rattle of wagons over paved streets (Therid.) (A.).

Cracking in the ears, on masticating (A.).

HARDNESS OF HEARING RELIEVED BY RIDING IN A CARRIAGE OR A TRAIN (Graph.) (A.).

This remedy is very often of curative value in angry, deep-seated ulcers of a perforating character (Fluor-Ac., Kali-B., Sil.).

EASILY BLEEDING ULCERS, WITH SPLINTER-LIKE PAINS, ESPECIALLY ON CONTACT (A.).

SYPHILITIC ULCERS (Aur., Calc-S., Merc.).

SYCOTIC EXCRESCENCES ON THE GLANS, SOMETIMES BLEEDING WHEN TOUCHED (N.).

ULCERS WITH ZIG-ZAG, IRREGULAR EDGES; THEIR BASES LOOK LIKE RAW FLESH AND CONSIST OF EXUBERANT GRANULATIONS (A.).

Discharges from the ulcers are thin, offensive, acrid; of a brown or dirty yellowish-green colour; rarely laudable pus.

Milk does not agree (Calc., Carb-V., Nat-C., Sep., Sil., Sulph.).

DESIRE FOR CHALK AND LIME (Alum., Calc., Cic., Ferr., Nat-M., Nux-V.).

Bleeding after miscarraige, or post-partum hæmorrhage (Chin., Sab., Sec.) (A.).

Discharge of profuse, bright red or dark blood (Sab.) (A.).

HAEMORRHAGE FROM THE BOWELS IN TYPHOID OR TYPHUS (Alum., Crot-H.) (A.).

Great straining but little passes, as if fæces remained and cannot be expelled (Alum.) (A.).

PAIN IN THE RECTUM, WHICH LASTS FOR HOURS AFTER A STOOL (Ign., Thuj.) (N.).

Lancinating pain in the rectum, even after soft stools (Alumn., Nat-M., Rat.) (A.).

FISSURE OF THE RECTUM (Graph., Nat-M., Sil., Sulph.) (N.).

Ulceration about the anus (Sulph.) (D.).

Diarrhœa: The stools are offensive, green and putrid, and are accompanied by a great deal of straining and soreness about the anus (D.).

Much discharge of blood after stool (Sulph.) (G.).

Fistula lachrymalis (Fluor-Ac., Puls., Sil.).

Syphilitic iritis (Merc-C.) (Bl.).

Ophthalmia (Euphr., Merc., Sil.) (D.).

Corneal ulcers (Calc., Sil.) (Bl.).

Anguish from the loss of his dearest friend (Nat-M., Phos-Ac.) (A.).

IRRITABLE, HEADSTRONG; HATEFUL AND VINDICTIVE; INVETERATE, ILL-WILLED, UNMOVED BY APOLOGIES (A.).

Indifference (Aur., Ign., Sep.) (A.).

Suicidal disposition (Aur., Aur-M., Hep., Nat-S., Nux-V., Sep., Thuj.) (K.).

Restlessness (Ars., Phos., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Tired of life (Ars., Aur., Nux-V.), (A.).

Constantly thinking about his past troubles (Ambr., Benz-Ac., Chin., Nat-M., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

Great anxiety about his disease (Ars., Calc., Nux-V., Phos., Puls., Sep.) (A.).

Hateful, profane (Anac., Nux-V.) (B.).

MORBID FEAR OF CHOLERA (Ars.) (A.).

Depressed and anxious in the evening (A.).

Sadness before menses (Caust., Nat-M., Puls.) (A.).

Ulcers in the mouth and throat (Ars., Calc., Fluor-Ac., Hep., Kali-B., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Rhus-T., Sil., Sulph.).

Ulcerated spots on the inner surface of the cheeks, with pricking pains as from splinters (N.).

CORNERS OF THE MOUTH ULCERATED (N.).

FOUL ODOUR FROM THE MOUTH, (Ars., Aur., Bapt., Carb-Ac., Kali-P., Lach., Merc., Sulph.) (N.).

PTYALISM (Dulc., Kali-B., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Puls., Rhus-T., Sil.) (D.).

Sour taste in the mouth (Calc., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sulph.) (C.).

Tongue coated yellow, white or green (C.).

Ulcers in the throat, irregular in outline (D.).

Pricking pains in the throat, worse when swallowing (Kali-B.) (N.).

Tearing and cutting in the abdomen (Aloe, Ars., Cham., Coloc., Nux-V.).

Soreness and ulceration of the external genitals of the females (Bl.).

Menses are too early and too profuse, and often irregular (Puls., Sep.) (Bl.).

ITCHING OF THE VAGINA, ESPECIALLY AFTER COITION (Agar.), OR FROM LEUCORRHOEA (Calc., Kreos., Sep.) (K.).

Leucorrhœa: Brown, flesh-coloured, watery, or stringy (Br.).

Metrorrhagia after parturition (Sec.) (Br.).

Stitches through the vagina (Br.).

Excrescences on the cervix uteri (C.).

Profuse, offensive night sweats (Chin., Hep., Merc., Sil.) (C.).

Epileptic attacks after midnight, beginning like a mouse moving up and down in the left side, then loss of consciousness (C.).

Secondary syphilis (Aur., Kali-B., Lach., Merc., Thuj.) (D.).

Yellowish-brown or copper coloured spots over the body (Aur., Cinnb., Kali-I., Merc., Mezer., Sep.) (D.).

Dry, tickling cough, worse at night, and often starting from a particular spot in the larynx (Con., Spong.) (D.).

Phthisis: Difficult, green, purulent expectoration; night sweats; soreness of the chest, hectic fever; hæmorrhages; dyspnœa and hoarseness, worse in the morning (D.).

Rattling breathing (Ant-T., Hep., Nat-S.) (D.).

Yellow, sickly face (Sep.) (B.).

Moist, fissured or mapped tongue (Kali-B., Tarax.) (B.).

GUMS FLABBY, SORE AND BLEEDING (B.).

Cough, coryza, and pain in the back (Bry., Nat-S., Rhus-T.).

Stitches as from a splinter in the nose, on touch (N.).

OZAENA, WITH GREEN CASTS FROM THE NOSE EVERY MORNING (Kali-B.) (A.).

Offensive, excoriating discharge from the nose, accompanied by nose-bleed (D.).

Hard plugs in the nose, which, when detached, leave a raw surface (D.).

Sycotic or syphilitic warts or condylomata; large, jagged, pedunculated; bleeding readily on washing; moist, oozing; with sticking pain (A.).

URINE: SCANTY, DARK-BROWN, STRONG SMELLING, "LIKE HORSE'S URINE"; COLD WHEN IT PASSES; TURBID, "LOOKS LIKE REMAINS OF A CIDER BARREL" (A.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; at night; from milk; during sleep; on change of temperature or weather; after midnight; from contact; during sweat; on waking; and while walking.

AMELIORATION: From riding in a carriage; from warm covering; and from hot application.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary: Ars. and Calad.

Inimical to: Hep., Lach.

Follows well after: Calc., Hep., Kali-C, Merc., Nat-C., Puls., or Thuj.

Similar to: Ars., Aur., Bapt., Calc., Dulc, Ferr., Graph., Hep., Iod., Kali-B., Kali-I., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M, Op., Phos., Rhus-T., Sil., Thuj. and Verat.

Common name: nitrate of potash.

In the morning sensation of debility with sensation of heat in the face and hot forehead.

Greater debility when sitting than when moderately exercising.

Tearing and stinging in the limbs and joints.

Tingling in the ears (Am-C., Bell., Calc., Carb-V., Chin-S., Colch., Graph., Ign., Kali-C., Laur., Mur-Ac., Nux-V., Sep., Sulph., Verat.) (N.).

Deafness from paralysis of auditory nerve (Phos.) (N.).

Inflammation of internal organs (Ferr-P.).

Bad effects from veal.

Useful in bronchitis (Bry., Kali-C., Lyc., Nat-S., Phos., Puls., Seneg.).

Cough aggravates.

ONE OF THE VERY BEST REMEDIES, GENERALLY IN CASES OF asthma (Ars., Kali-B., Lyc., Nat-S., Sulph.).

VERY VALUABLE IN CARDIO-ASTHMA (Ars., Aur., Cact., Dig., Lach., Nat-M., Spig., Sulph.).

ABUNDANT PALE URINE (Acet-Ac., Ars., Gels., Helon., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Sep., Sulph., Uran.).

Frequent and profuse urine (Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (G.).

Of very great value in sudden dropsical swellings over the whole body (Apis, Ars, Kali-C., Phos.).

Catamenia too early and too profuse with black blood. (Cycl., Kali-N.).

AGGRAVATION: In the after-noon; towards morning; from taking veal; and from coughing.

AMELIORATION: From moderate exercise; and from sitting.

RELATIONSHIP: Remedies following: Bell., Calc., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep. and Sulph.

ANTIDOTE: Dulc.

Common name: nutmeg.

Especially suitable for women and children (Ign.).

Great sensitivity of the body and pain of the parts on which one lies (Bell.).

Wandering and pressing pains, which always only occupy a small spot (Ign., Kali-B.), last only a short time (Bell.), but soon returns (Mag-P.).

Drawing in the limbs, especially after catching cold, worse while at rest (Rhus-T.).

PAIN IN THE LIMBS, CAUSED BY WET, COLD WEATHER (Dulc., Rhod., Rhus-T.).

Great restlessness in the muscular system (Rhus-T.).

Weakness of old age (Gels., Lyc., Sil.) (A.).

Vertigo, as if intoxicated (Cocc., Gels.) (C.).

Headache from eating a little too much. (Coff., Puls.) (N.).

Painless pulsation in the head, with fear to go to sleep, (N.).

Dryness of the eyes; too dry to close the lids (A.).

Fatigue, must lie down after the least exertion (A.).

UNCONQUERABLE SLEEP (Op.) (A.).

Drowsy, with other complaints, particularly with pain (N.).

Lies in stupid slumber (Apis, Gels., Hyos., Op.) (N.).

Cold, from sudden cooling off, after having perspired, with pain in the neck and in all the bones.

Oversensitive: to light; of hearing; of smell; and to touch (Bell., Coff., Nux-V.) (A.).

Emaciation of scrofulous individuals (Iod., Nat-M., Phos., Tub.).

Irresolute and thoughtless (Puls.) (N.).

Stupor and insensibility (Apis, Arn., Bapt., Hell., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Op., Phos-Ac., Stram.) (A.).

SLOW THINKING (Gels., Lyc., Sil.) (N.).

WEAKNESS OR LOSS OF MEMORY (Anac., Con., Kali-P., Lac-C., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos., Sil.) (A.).

Absence of mind; cannot think (Agn., Gels., Nux-V.) (A.).

Great indifference to everything (Sep.) (A.).

Vanishing of thoughts while reading, talking, or writing; uses wrong words; does not recognise well-known streets (Cann-I., Glon., Lach.) (A.).

CHANGEABLE HUMOUR; ONE MOMENT LAUGHING, THE NEXT MOMENT CRYING (Apis, Croc., Ign.) (A.).

Sudden change from grave to gay, and from lively to serene (Plat.) (A.).

During menses great pressure in the back from within outward, abdominal bearing down and drawing in the limbs (N.).

At every menstrual nisus, mouth, throat and tongue become intolerably dry, especially when sleeping (N.).

Physometra (Brom., Chin., Lac-C., Lyc., Mag-C., Nat-C., Nux-V., Phos-Ac.) (K.).

Menorrhagia, blood thick, dark, with such as have had catamenia very irregularly (N.).

Leucorrhœa in place of menses (Coc.) (A.).

Inclination to faintness and great debility, especially in the small of the back and in the knees, with sleepiness (Kali-C.).

DISPOSITION TO FAINT FROM THE PAINS, EVEN WHEN SLIGHT (Asaf., Cham., Cocc., Hep., Nux-V., Valer., Verat.) (N.).

Dreamy, clairvoyant state (B.).

HYSTERICAL ATTACKS (Ambr., Arg-N., Calc-P., Ferr., Gels, Ign., Kali-Br., Lach., Mosch., Nat-C., Op., Puls., Sep.).

Fainting and palpitation of heart followed by sleep (N.).

Nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, or from wearing pessaries (A.).

Constipation: Stool difficult, although soft (Alum.) (B.).

Of use in the spasms in children (Acon., Aeth., Bell., Cina, Cupr., Ign., Mag-P., Stram.).

Pains in the teeth from inhaling cold air, or taking warm drinks (Hr.).

Dyspepsia of old people (Ant-C., Carb-V., Lyc.) (A.).

Craving for highly seasoned food (Hep.) (Br.).

Saliva seemed like cotton (A.).

Tongue so dry, that it adheres to the roof of the mouth (A.).

Painfulness and distress in the stomach while eating, or immediately after (Kali-B.) (A.).

Greatly troubled with dryness in the mouth and throat while sleeping; always awake with a very dry tongue, but without thirst (N.).

THIRSTLESSNESS, WITH DRYNESS IN THE MOUTH AND THROAT (Puls.).

WHILE EATING SOON SATISFIED (Lyc.) (N.).

ABDOMEN ENORMOUSLY DISTENDED AFTER EVERY MEAL (Arg-N., Carb-V., Lyc.) (N.).

Diarrhœa: in children; in summer (Ant-C., Podo.) (N.)

Flatulent colic (Coloc., Nux-V., Pul.) (B.).

White fœtid stools (Podo.) (A.).

Stools contain undigested particles or are like chopped eggs (Cham.) (N.).

Diarrhœa: from cold drinks; from boiled milk; during dentition; and during pregnancy (A.).

Rheumatism of the left shoulder (Rhus-T.) (A.).

Pain in the back while riding in a carriage (N.).

Rheumatic affections from getting feet wet, or from exposure to draught of air while heated (Acon., Bry.) (A.).

Intermittent fever, with sleepiness during the heat (Apis, Gels., Op.).

Cold, dry skin.

Dry, nervous, hysterical cough (Ign.) (Bt.).

Cough caused by getting warm in bed, being overheated, bathing, standing in water, or living in cold damp places (Nat-S.) (A.).

Cough loose after eating, dry after drinking (A.).

Sudden hoarseness from walking against the wind (Hep., Phos.) (N.).

Cough during pregnancy (Sep.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From cold, wet weather; from lying on the painful side; during menstruation; from carriage driving; from emotions; during pregnancy; from cold food; from cold water; from cold washing; from spirituous liquors; and after eating or drinking.

AMELIORATION: From external heat; in dry, warm weather; in a warm room; and from wrapping up warmly.

RELATIONSHIP: Nux-M., antidotes mercurial inhalation, lead colic, oil of turpentine, spirituous liquors, and especially the effects of bad beer.

Complementary: Calc. and Lyc.

ANTIDOTES: Camph., Gels., Nux-V. and Valer.

Common name: poison nut.

Is the greatest of polychrests, because the bulk of its symptoms correspond in similarity with those of the commonest and most frequent diseases (Br.).

One of the best remedies with which to commence treatment of cases that have been drugged by mixtures, bitters, vegetable pills, nostrums or quack remedies, especially aromatic or "hot medicines," but only if symptoms correspond (A.).

NUX is pre-eminently the remedy for many of the conditions incident to modern life. The typical Nux patient is rather thin, spare, quick, active, nervous and irritable. He does a good deal of mental work; has mental strains and leads a sedentary life, found in prolonged office-work, over-study, and close application to business, with its cares and anxieties. This indoor life and mental strain seeks stimulants, coffee, wine, possibly in excess; or again, he hopes to quiet his excitement, by indulging in the sedative effects of tobacco if not really a victim to the seductive drugs, like opium, etc. These things are associated with other indulgences: at table, he takes preferably rich and stimulating food; and wine and women play their part to make him forget the close application of the day. Late hours are a consequence; a thick head, dyspepsia, and irritable temper are the next day's inheritance. Now he takes some cathartic, liver pills, or mineral water, and soon gets into the habit of taking these things, which still further complicate matters. Since these frailties are more yielded to by men than women Nux is pre-eminently a male remedy (Br.).

These conditions (just mentioned) produce an irritable nervous system, hyper-sensitive and over-impressionable, which Nux will do much to soothe and calm (Br.).

Especially adapted to digestive disturbances, portal congestion, and hypochondriacal states depending thereon (Br.).

NAUSEA AND VOMITING EVERY MORNING WITH DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS (A.).

NAUSEA AND VOMITING AFTER EATING (Ars., Bry., Cocc., Puls.) (A.).

CONSTANT NAUSEA (Ipec.) (A.).

The patient feels, "If I could only vomit, I would be so much better." (A.).

Pressure in the stomach an hour or two after eating (A.).

Pressure as from a stone in the stomach (Bry., Puls.) (A.).

Feeling of tightness in the abdomen after a meal; must loosen clothing (A.).

Sleepy after dinner (A.).

Flatulent distension after eating or drinking (Hr.).

Cannot use the mind for two or three hours after a meal (A.).

PYROSIS (Ars., Bar-C., Bry., Calc., Carb-V., Lyc., Mezer., Par., Petr., Puls., Sabad., Sang., Sil., Staph., Sulph., Verat.) (A.).

PAIN IN THE STOMACH (GASTRALGIA) TWO OR THREE HOURS AFTER EATING (Anac., Con., Mag-M., Nat-P., Phos., Puls.) (K.).

SOUR OR BITTER ERUCTATIONS (Bry., Chin., Puls., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

RISING OF WATER AND BITTER FLUID FROM THE STOMACH (Ra.).

Vertigo from excessive use of coffee or liquor (Bt.).

Vertigo with momentary loss of consciousness (Cann-I., Kali-P., Sep.) (Br.).

Vertigo, with tendency to fall sideways (Calc., Cocc., Con., Puls., Sil.) (K.).

Mouth and fauces full of fetid ulcers (Bor., Kali-M., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (G.).

Mouth dry and sore, with bloody saliva (G.)

Sour taste in the mouth (Calc., Lyc., Sulph.) (G.).

Offensive odour from the mouth (Aur., Bapt., Carb-Ac., Kali-P., Lach.) (K.).

Tongue coated thick white (Ant-C., Kali-M., Puls.) (C.).

Gums scorbutic (Ars., Nat-M.,) (C.).

Throat raw, sore, rough, as if scraped (Caust., Merc.) (C.)

Stitches in the ear when swallowing. Hepatic troubles arising from drastic purgatives and allopathic dosing (Podo., Sulph.).

Jaundice (Chin., Merc., Nat-S.) (B.).

ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER FROM ALCOHOLIC EXCESSES (Aur., Chin., Sulph.) (D.).

Sticking pains and soreness in the liver (Hep., Lach., Merc., Sulph.) (D.).

Gall-stone colic (Berb., Chel., Chin., Podo., Sep.) (B.).

Colic with pressure upwards towards the thorax (Arg-N.) (Ra.).

Flatulent colic with desire to stool (Aloe, Coloc., Puls.) (D.).

Sensation as if the intestines were squeezed between stones (Coloc.) (D.).

CONSTIPATION, DUE TO IRREGULARITY OF THE PERISTALTIC ACTIONS (D.).

CONSTANT INEFFECTUAL URGING TO STOOL (Sulph.) (D.).

Frequent, small, slimy, or bloody stools, with pain low down in the back and urging or tenesmus, relieved immediately after the stool (N.).

Incomplete and unsatisfactory motions (Alum., Mag-M., Sep.) (D.).

Sensation as if a part of stool remained behind (Ign.) (D.).

Itching hæmorrhoids, which keep the patient awake (Sulph.) (D.).

BLEEDING PILES, WITH INEFFECTUAL URGING TO STOOL (Lyc.) (D.).

Alternate constipation and diarrhœa (Aloe, Podo., Sulph., Verat.) (A.).

DYSENTERY (Aloe, Merc., Sulph.) (K.).

Strangulated hernia (Coloc., Lyc.) (A.).

Painful, ineffectual efforts to pass urine, with scanty discharge and burning (Canth., Merc., Tereb.) (D.).

Strangury (Bell., Canth., Clem., Con., Equiset., Merc-C., Puls., Sep.) (D.).

Dribbling of urine in old people from enlarged prostate (Con., Hep., Lyc., Sep.) (D.).

PAINFUL URGING FOR URINE WITH URGING TO STOOL (Alum., Canth., Dig., Kreos., Nat-M., Prun., Staph.) (K.).

Renal colic (Berb., Canth., Lyc., Mag-P., Ocim., Puls., Sep.,); pain extending to the genitals (Br.).

Urine passes in drops, with burning and tearing in the urethra and neck of the bladder (Canth., Puls.) (N.).

Cannot keep awake in the evening; falls asleep long before bed-time, and awakes at 3 or 4 A.M. (Bl.).

Falls into a dreamy sleep at day-break, from which he is hard to arouse, and then complains a great deal and feels tired and weak (Bl.).

Tendency to faint (Ign., Nux-M.), from odours, after eating, in the morning, and after every labour-pain (A.)

WEAKNESS AND PARALYSIS (Con., Kali-P., Plb., Sil.) (R.).

LEFT-SIDED PARALYSIS (Lach., Rhus-T.) (K.).

Paralysis after apoplexy (Bar-C., Phos.) (K.).

Paralysis with coldness of the paralyzed part (Caust., Dulc., Plb.) (K.).

Convulsions with consciousness (Cina, Stram.) (K.).

SPASMS, WITH TETANIC RIGIDITY OF NEARLY ALL MUSCLES, WITH INTERRUPTIONS OF A FEW MINUTES, DURING WHICH MUSCLES ARE RELAXED (R.).

Convulsions brought on by the slightest touch, or draught of air (R.).

Opisthotonos, with inability to move, but wants to be held (R.).

Jaws snap shut, stiff (B.).

Trismus or lock-jaw (Bell., Cic., Hyper., Op., Strych.) (K.).

Tired, worn out feeling in the morning on waking (D.).

Cannot tolerate noise, music, talking, strong odours, or bright light (Bell., Colch., Stram.) (C.).

VIOLENT (SUICIDAL) IMPULSES (Ars., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (B.).

ANGRY AND IMPATIENT; CAN'T STAND PAIN (B.).

Ailments after continual mental labour (N.).

Oversensitiveness (Ign., Staph.) (N.).

Finds fault and scolds (Lyc., Sulph.) (C.).

Gives surly answer (Cham.) (G.).

Easily offended (Ign., Puls., Staph.) (N.).

Ill-humoured (Bell., Ign., Puls.) (C.).

Disinclination to do or say anything (G.).

SPITEFUL, MALICIOUS DISPOSITION (Nit-Ac.) (N.).

QUARRELSOME, EVEN TO VIOLENCE (Anac., Aur., Bry., Sulph.) (C.).

Disinclination to do or say anything (Bry., Ign., Sep.) (G.).

Even the least ailment affects her greatly (Acon., Cham., Ign.) (Br.).

Cannot bear to be opposed (Aur., Bry., Cham., Hep., Nit-Ac.) (D.).

IRRITABLE AND IRASCIBLE (Sulph.) (D.).

Great disinclination to mental work (D.).

Catarrh, from sitting in cold places, or stone steps (A.).

Catarrh, worse in a warm room, and better in the cold air (A.).

Headache: Worse in the morning, from mental exertion, exercising in the open air, after eating, or from wine or coffee; better in the warm room and from sitting quietly, or lying down (N.).

Sick headache, commences in the morning, increases through the day, growing milder in the evening; with dimness of vision and sour or bitter vomiting (Kali-B.) (G.).

SENSATION AS IF HIS HEAD WERE IMMENSELY LARGER THAN HIS BODY; AS LARGE AS A CHURCH (Arg-N.) (G.).

Nose running through the day, at night stopped up (N.).

Snuffles of infants (Am-C., Lyc., Samb.) (A.).

Dry coryza; worse at night; nose completely filled up (Puls., Sticta) (Bt.).

Dry, hard cough, with great soreness of the abdomen (Bry., Puls.) (G.).

Dry, racking cough (Bry., Con., Sticta) (Bt.).

Photophobia, much worse in the morning (C.).

Cough brings on bursting headache (Bry.) (Br.)

Spasmodic asthma; muscles of the chest become rigid; great anxiety and suffocation (Ars., Cupr., Lobel.).

Dyspnœa, while coughing, after eating, on lying down and from walking; and relieved by eructations (Aur., Carb-V.) (K.).

Palpitation after eating, or on lying down after dinner (C.).

Pressure towards the genital organs early in the morning, in bed, or during a walk, with a sensation of contraction of the abdomen (G.).

EVERY PAIN DURING LABOUR PRODUCES A DESIRE TO DEFAECATE, OR TO URINATE, PARTICULARLY THE FORMER (G.).

Much pain in the lumbar region (Aesc., Calc., Rhus-T.) (Hm.).

Painless injection of the whites of the eye (ecchymoses) (N.).

Blood-shot eyes (Bell., Stram.) (B.).

MUCH PAIN IN THE SMALL OF THE BACK, WHICH IS MADE WORSE BY TURNING IN BED (G.).

BACKACHE, MUST SIT UP TO TURN OVER IN BED (N.).

Easily excited sexual desire (Phos.) (Br.).

NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS (Chin., Phos., Sulph.) (Hm.).

Troublesome erections (Canth., Phos., Pic-Ac., Plat.) (K.).

Erections wanting (impotency) (Agn., Bar-C., Calad., Calc., Calc-S., Chin., Con., Lyc., Med., Phos., Sel., Sep., Sulph.) (K.).

Spermatorrhœa (Con., Phos-Ac.) (Br.).

Gonorrhœa with thin or greenish-yellow discharge (Merc., Nat-S., Puls.) (K.).

Soft sore or chancroid (Merc.) (F.).

Smegma increased (Canth., Caust., Sang., Sulph., Sumb.) (K.).

Bad effects of sexual excesses (Phos-Ac.) (Br.).

Menstruation very irregular (Puls.) (Bt.).

Menses too early and too profuse, with weak, faint spells (Bt.).

Catamenia before the time, and rather too copious, or keeping on too long, with complaints at the onset and remaining after it is over (N.).

Fetid leucorrhœa, tinging the linen yellow (Ars., Kali-P., Nit-Ac., Sep.), with pain in the uterus, as if bruised (G.).

Morning sickness during pregnancy (Puls., Sep.) (T.).

Threatened abortion (Caul., Sep.) (G.).

Pain in the extremities during fever (Bry., Eup-P., Rhus-T.) (K.).

Repugnance to cold or to cold air (Hep., Psor., Sil.) (A.).

Chill at 10 or 11 A.M. (Nat-M., Sulph.) (K.).

Chilly, on least movement, from being uncovered (Rhus-T.) (A.).

MUST BE COVERED IN EVERY STAGE OF FEVER VIZ., CHILL, HEAT OR SWEAT (A.).

Great chilliness and coldness, with blue nails, decreased neither by warmth of stove, nor by covering; mostly in A.M. (N.).

ANTICIPATING TYPE OF FEVER (Ars., Bry., Chin., Chin-Ars., Chin-S., Eup-P., Gamb., Ign., Nat-M., Sep.) (K.)

Great heat, whole body burning hot (Acon., Ars., Bell., Sulph.), yet must be covered, as the least uncovering or motion makes him chilly (N.).

The face becomes red and hot during fever (Bell., Stram.) (A.).

Sweat after midnight and in the morning (C.).

Sour perspiration, only on one side of the body (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In the morning; soon after awaking; after mental exertion; after eating; at 3 A.M.; from touch; at 10 or 11 A.M.; from noise; in cold weather; from anger; from lying down; from uncovering; from liquors; after debauchery; from coffee; from over-eating; and use of purgatives.

AMELIORATION: In the evening; while at rest; in damp, wet weather (Caust.); in a warm room; on covering; after stool; after discharging wind; from warmth; from hot drinks; from free discharges; and from loosening the garments.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary: Kali-C., Merc., Phos., Sep. and Sulph. (in nearly all diseases).

N.B. Nux-V., acts best when given at night, during repose of mind and body; Sulph. in the morning.

Inimical to: Zinc. (must not be used before or after).

Follows well after: Aloe, Ars., Ipec., Phos., Sep. and Sulph.

Is followed well by: Bry., Puls. and Sulph.

Similar to: Anac., Bell., Bry., Canth., Caust., Cocc., Hydr., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Sep., Sulph., Thuj. and Zinc.

ANTIDOTES: Cocc., Coff. and Ign.

Common name: rose laurel.

Dull pressing in the limbs (Nux-V.).

Great pressing, as from spasms, in many places.

Want of sensation in the whole body (Op.).

Tension through the whole body.

Want of animal heat in the limbs.

Faintish debility (Kali-P.).

Memory weak; slow perception (Sil.) (Br.).

Headache relieved by looking sideways (worse from looking sideways - Acon., Dig., Sil.) (D.).

When standing, trembling of the limbs; when writing, trembling of the hands.

Great sensitiveness of the skin to rubbing; it becomes red and sore.

An eruption on the back of the scalp and ears, oozing a sticky fluid and breeding vermin (Graph., Mezer., Petr.) (D.).

Itching, relieved on first scratching, but it soon becomes sore (Sulph.) (D.).

Eruptions at the margin of the hair (Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Chapping of the skin (G.).

Useful in paralytic conditions (hemiplegia, paraplegia, etc.) (Bl.).

Painless stiffness and paralysis of the limbs.

Painless paralysis with swelling, burning and stiffness of the fingers (Bl.).

Diarrhœa of a watery, painless and undigested character.

CHRONIC DIARRHOEA; PASSES STOOL WITH THE LEAST EMISSION OF FLATUS (Aloe, Nat-S.) (N.).

Thin, undigested stools, the patient passing undigested food that was eaten a day or two before (Podo.) (D.).

Morning diarrhœa (Aloe, Bry., Calc-P., Dios., Nux-V., Podo., Sulph., Thuj.).

Burning pain in the anus (Aloe) (Br.).

Sensation of emptiness in the abdomen (Sep.) and chest (Phos.).

Ravenous appetite with diarrhœa (Aloe, Asaf., Calc., Fluor-Ac., Iod., Lyc., Petr., Stram., Sulph., Verat., Zinc., preceding diarrhœa- Psor.) (K.).

Much thirst, especially for cold water (Phos.) (C.).

Empty belching (Ars., Bism., Carb-V., Dios., Iod., Kali-B., Lyc., Puls., Sulph.) (Br.).

Borborygmus, with profuse fœtid flatus (Aloe, Carb-V., Lyc., Nat-S.) (Br.).

Vertigo when looking down, or when looking fixedly at an object (Br.).

Heat from mental exertion (B.).

Double vision (Bell., Gels., Stram.) (Br.).

Momentary loss of sight (Cycl., Kali-B., Phos., Sep.) (G.).

AGGRAVATION: From rubbing; in the morning; from undressing; after eating; looking fixedly; on rising in bed; looking downwards; and when passing flatus.

AMELIORATION: From scratching; from looking sidewise; and while lying.

RELATIONSHIP: Antidotes: Camph. and Sulph.

Compare: Aloe, Asaf., Carb-V., Con., Dios., Graph., Kali-P., Kali-S., Lathy., Lyc., Merc., Nat-S., Nux-V., Op., Petr., Phos., Podo., Rhus-T., Sep., Staph., Sulph.

Common name: poppy.

Want of sensation of the whole body (Anac., Cocc., Graph., Kali-C., Lyc., Olnd., Phos-Ac., Phos., Plb., Sec., Sep., Stram.).

Increased sensitiveness and activity of the muscles subject to the will, and diminutions of it in the muscles not subject to the will.

PAINLESSNESS WITH ALMOST ALL AILMENTS.

Trembling of the whole body, with external coldness and startings of the limbs (Nux-V.).

TREMBLING OF THE LIMBS AFTER FRIGHT.

CONVULSIONS AFTER FRIGHT (Ign.) (N.).

WANT OF SENSITIVENESS TO EXTERNAL IMPRESSIONS (reverse of Bell., Coff., Nux-V.) AND MEDICINES, WITH A WANT OF REACTION OF THE VITAL POWER (Laur., Psor., Sulph.).

Renewal and aggravation of the symptoms from getting heated.

State of stupor (Arn., Bapt., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos-Ac., Stram.).

Profound coma; the patient cannot be aroused from the stupor (Bt.).

COMPLETE LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS, WITH SLOW, STERTOROUS BREATHING (Arn.) (N.).

Drunkenness with stupor, as if from smoke (N.).

Delirium tremens (Hyos., Stram.) (A.).

COMPLAINS OF NOTHING; WANTS NOTHING (A.).

Screaming before or during a spasm (Apis, Bell., Cupr., Hell., Stram.) (A.).

Thinks she is not at home (Bry.) (A.).

Delirious, talking, eyes wide open, face red and puffed up (N.).

Picking of bed-clothes during sleep (while awake- Bell., Hyos.) (A.).

Full and slow pulse (Gels.).

Twitching of the head, arms and hands; now and then jerks, as if the flexors were over-active; body cold; inclination to stupid sopor; motion of the body and uncovering the head ameliorates (N.).

Pupils greatly contracted, or widely dilated and insensible to light (Bt.).

FACE BLOATED, DARK-RED, AND HOT; FEATURES DISTORTED (Bapt., Gels., Stram.) (N.).

The lower lip and jaw hangs down (Hyos., Lyc.) (N.).

Spasms of children, from approach of strangers, from nursing after fright of mother and from crying; eyes half-open and up-turned (A.).

Cessation of the labour-pains, with snoring, stupor and twitchings.

Ailments from charcoal vapors, or from inhaling gas (A.).

PUERPERAL CONVULSIONS (Apis, Bell., Cupr., Lyc.), WITH DROWSINESS OR COMA BETWEEN THE PAROXYSMS (Br.).

Very often indicated in states of diarrhœa, especially where the patient is suffering greatly with abdominal cramp and sharp, shooting and twisting pains in the whole belly area (Coloc., Dios., Mag-P., Nux-V., Verat.).

Involuntary stools (Sulph.) (A.).

Sleepy but cannot sleep (Bell.); her bed feels so hot that she can hardly lie on it (Sulph.) (N.).

Unrefreshing, soporous sleep, with eyes half-open (Lyc.) (N.).

Sleeplessness, with acuteness of hearing; clocks striking and cocks crowing at a great distance keeps her awake (N.).

Paralysis of the lungs (Ant-T., Lach., Lyc.).

SNORING DURING INSPIRATION AND EXPIRATION (Arn.) (N.).

Loss of breath on falling asleep (Grind., Lach.) (A.).

HEAVY, STUPID SLEEP, WITH STERTOROUS BREATHING, RED FACE, EYES HALF-CLOSED, BLOOD-SHOT, AND SKIN COVERED WITH HOT SWEAT (A.).

LEAD-POISONING VERY FAVORABLY AFFECTED BY ITS USE (Alum., Coloc., Nux-V., Sep., Verat.).

CONSTIPATION (Bry., Mag-M., Plb., Sep., Sil., Thuj.).

Hard tympany (Carb-V., Lyc., Tereb.) (B.).

Acute and serious effects from colicky pains in the abdomen.

Lead colic (Alum., Coloc., Verat.) (Bt.).

PASSES NOTHING BUT HARD, BLACK BALLS FROM THE BOWELS (Plb.) (N.).

FAECAL VOMITING (Ars., Bell., Bry., Colch., Cupr., Nux-V., Plb., Sulph., Thuj.).

INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION (Plb.).

Peristaltic motion reversed or paralyzed; bowels seemed closed (Plb.) (A.).

Constipation, from inaction or paresis of the rectum (A.).

Fæces protrude and recede (Sil., Thuj.) (A.).

Sexual desire increased (Canth., Nux-V., Phos., Plat., Sulph.).

Frequent erections and pollutions (Canth., Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (C.).

Impotency (Agn., Calad., Con., Lyc.) (K.).

Erections during sleep (Aster., Fluor-Ac., Merc-C., Nat-C., Nux-V., Rhod.), with impotence when awake (K.).

Suppressed menses from fright (Acon.) (Br.).

Threatened abortion and suppression of lochia from fright, with stupor (Br.).

APOPLEXY, WITH STERTOROUS BREATHING (Arn.) (G.).

Sudden retrocession of acute eruptions (Ant-T., Apis, Bry., Cupr., Zinc.) (Bt.).

Dry, tickling cough, relieved by a drink of water (Caust.) (D.).

Dry, spasmodic, nightly cough, preventing sleep (Con., Hyos., Puls.) (Bt.).

Spasmodic, dry, titillating cough, especially tormenting at night, with scanty expectoration (Bhr.).

Body burning even when bathed in sweat (N.).

Colic, with great pressure downwards upon the rectum and bladder, without any passing off of fæces, gas or urine (Ra.).

Child makes no water, with full bladder, and has no stool; from nursing after the nurse had a furious fit of passion (N.).

DISTENSION OF THE BLADDER, BUT NO POWER TO EXPEL THE URINE AND A CATHETER HAS TO BE USED (Caust.) (N.).

RETENTION OF URINE, AFTER CONFINEMENT (Arn., Ars., Bell., Canth., Caust., Equiset., Hyos., Ign., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Rhus-T., Sec., Sep., Stann., Staph., Stram.) (A.).

THE CHILD WITH A WRINKLED SKIN, LOOKS LIKE A DRIED UP OLD MAN (Arg-N.) (A.).

Marasmus of children (Abrot., Nat-M., Sanic.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: During and after sleep (Apis, Lach.); while perspiring: from warmth; from stimulants, from spirituous liquors; from fear; from furious fit of passion; and at night.

AMELIORATION: From cold; from constant walking; and from open air.

RELATIONSHIP: Antidotes for poisonous doses: Strong coffee, Ipec., Nux-V., Kali-Per., and constant motion.

When symptoms correspond, the potencies may antidote bad effects of Opium- drugging.

Compare: Ant-T., Apis, Arn., Bell., Bry., Canth., Dig., Ferr-P., Gels., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Nux-M., Nux-V., Sang., Stram., Verat-V. and Zinc.

COMPLEMENTARIES: Alum., Bar-C., Bry., Phos., and Plb.

Common name: one-berry.

Stinging pain in the body and limbs.

Heaviness through the whole body (Bry., Gels.).

One-sided coldness of the body with heat of the other side.

Continued internal coldness with trembling (Ars., Nux-V., Rhus-T.).

SENSATION AS IF A WEIGHT WERE LYING ON THE NECK (Agar., Calc-P., Chel., Nux-V., Petr., Phos., Plb., Rhus-T., Sep., Tab., Verat.).

Disease of the bronchi (Calc., Euphr., Hep.)

BRONCHITIS (Bry., Kali-B., Kali-S., Lyc., Phos.).

GREENISH EXPECTORATION (Carb-V., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Sulph.) (N.).

Stitches in the chest (Bry., Kali-C., Nit-Ac.) (C.).

Periodical (Nux-V.), painless hoarseness (Ant-C., Calc., Carb-V., Calc-Sil., Caust., Dig., Phos.) (Br.).

Constant hawking, on account of viscid, green mucus in the larynx and trachea (Arg-N., Kali-C., Lyc., Nat-C., Phos., Sep.) (Br.).

Cough with expectoration in the morning, without expectoration in the evening (Calc., Hep., Squil.) (G.).

Oppression, with desire to draw a long breath (Bry., Ign., Phos.) (C.).

Stuffed condition and fullness at the root of the nose (Kali-B., Stict.) (Br.).

Imaginary foul smells (Bell., Graph., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Bread and milk smell putrid (K.).

Great sensitiveness to offensive odours (Sulph.) (G.).

Collection of water in the mouth (Arum-T., Merc., Puls., Rhus-T.) (G.).

Sensation as of a ball in the throat (Asaf., Ign., Lach., Nat-M., Psor.) (B.).

Palpitation during motion and in the evening (Agar., Arg-N., Brom., Cact., Carb-S., Carb-V., Dig., Ferr., Graph., Kalm., Nat-M., Phos., Sil.) (C.).

Hard mouth swellings (Kali-Chl., Merc., Nit-Ac.).

SENSATION AS IF THE EYES WERE BEING DRAWN BACK INTO THE HEAD (Crot-T., Graph., Hep., Lach., Mezer., Puls., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Zinc.) (D.).

Foolish talk and silly actions (Apis) (C.).

Talkative mania. (Bell., Hyos., Lach., Stram., Verat.).

Garrulous, prattling, vivacious (Cann-I., Stram.) (Br.).

Soreness of the top of the head; cannot brush hair (Br.).

The head seems enormously large (Agar., Arg-N., Arm., Bapt., Bell., Bov., Caps., Cimic., Dulc., Gels., Glon., Lac-D., Nux-M., Nux-V., Ran-B.) (D.).

Headache of spinal origin; the pains come up over the head from the occiput (Cocc., Nat-M., Sil.) (D.).

When moving, a sensation as if the joints were broken, swelled, or dislocated.

URINE WITH GREASY CUTICLE ON THE SURFACE (All-C., Alumn., Calc., Dulc., Graph., Hep., Lyc., Med., Petr., Phos., Psor., Sars., Sep., Sulph., Sumb., Thuj., Verat., Zinc.) (G.).

Dark red urine with red sediment (Lyc.) (C.).

Frequent micturition, with burning (Canth., Merc., Sulph., Thuj.) (C.).

Sticking in the forepart of the urethra (C.).

Hic-cough after eating (Ars., Bry., Carb-V., Cycl., Graph., Hyos., Ign., Lyc., Mag-M., Nat-C., Nux-V., Phos., Sep., Sil., Staph., Teucr., Verat.) (C.).

Weak, slow, digestion (Carb-V., Hep., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Heaviness in the stomach, as from a stone (Ars., Bry., Nux-V., Puls.); better from eructations (Aloe, Chel., Fago) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From thinking; from eye-strain; from touch; in the evening; in the morning; from motion; and after eating.

AMELIORATION: From pressure; and from eructation.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arg-N., Bapt., Bry., Calc., Cocc., Hyos., Lach., Lyc., Nux-V., Petr., Phos., Plb., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Stict., Stram., Sulph., Thuj. and Verat.

Incompatible: Ferr-P.

Antidote: Coff.

Common name: passion flower.

Given in large doses PASSIFLORA causes spasms and paralysis (C.).

Muscular twitching and nervous excitement of children (Bell., Ign., Mag-P.) (Bl.).

Acute mania (Acon., Bell., Hyos.) (Br.).

TETANUS (Bell., Cupr., Hyos., Hyper., Ign., Nux-V., Strych.) (C.).

TRISMUS (Bell., Cic., Hyper., Nux-V., Op., Strych., Verat.) (C.).

Opisthotonos (Bell., Cupr., Nux-V.) (Bl.).

Puerperal convulsions (Apis, Bell., Canth., Cupr., Ign., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Puls., Stram.) (C.).

Delirium tremens (Agar., Ars., Bell., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Nux-V., Plb., Stram.) (Br.).

Spinal meningitis (Apis, Hell., Zinc.) (Bl.).

Hysteria (Apis, Bell., Calc-P., Ign., Lach., Nat-M., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Violent headache (Bell., Glon.), as if the top of the head would come off (Br.).

Eyes felt as if pushed out (Bell., Com., Ferr-I., Guai., Nat-M., Stram.) (Br.)).

Insomnia resulting front nervousness, mental worry or excitement, or from exhaustion (Gels., Kali-P., Nux-V.) (C.).

Insomnia of the infants (Acon., Bell., Cham.) and the aged (Bar-C.) (Br.).

Flatulence and sour eructations (Carb-V., Lyc., Nux-V.) (Br.).

Painful diarrhœa (Acon., Coloc., Dios.) (Br.).

Asthma (Ars., Blatta, Carb-V., Ferr-P.) (C.).

Whooping cough (Brom., Cocc-C., Dros., Kali-C., Naphth., Sulph.) (Br.).

Nocturnal cough (Con., Hyos., Puls.) (Br.).

Neuralgia (Bell., Mag-P., Sil.) (Br.).

Worm fever (Bell., Cina, Hyos., Merc., Nat-M.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From mental worries; from exhaustion; from mental excitement; at night; after a meal; and from nervousness.

AMELIORATION: From remaining quiet.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: ACON., Bell., Cham., Dros., Ferr-P., Gels., Hyper., Ign., Kali-C., Lach., Merc., Nux-V., Op., Puls., Sil., Sulph., Verat., and Zinc.

Common names: rock oil; coal oil.

It acts prominently on the skin, producing eczema, fissures and pustules, and upon the glandular and digestive systems (D.).

Particularly indicated in diseases of the ears, mucous membranes, skin, and joints (Ml.).

Symptoms appear and disappear rapidly (Bell., Mag-P.; reverse of Plat., Stann.) (A.).

Ailments from riding in a carriage, railroad car, or in a ship (Cocc.) (A.).

Salt-rheum on hands; red, raw, burning, or moist, or covered with thick crusts (N.).

Ailments which are worse before and during a thunderstorm (Nat-C., Phos., Psor.) (A.).

Heat and burning of soles of feet and palms of hands (Lach., Med., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

THE SKIN SYMPTOMS ARE WORSE IN WINTER, BETTER IN SUMMER (Alum.); AND IF SUPPRESSED, CAUSES DIARRHOEA (A.).

Salt-rheum on lower legs from knee to ankles; purplish oozing, or covered with scales or scabs, which are easily detached; itching and burning like fire (N.).

Headache: In the occiput, which is as heavy as lead; pressing, pulsating pain; as if everything in the head were alive; numb, bruised; as if made of wood (A.).

Vertigo in the occiput, like sea-sickness (Cocc.) (A.).

Vertigo, when rising from a recumbent posture (Bry., Chin., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (Py.).

Vertigo on closing the eyes (Arn., Chel., Lach., Sep., Ther.) (K.).

Ozæna, with scabs and muco-purulent discharge (Aur., Hep.) (Br.).

The nostrils are cracked and ulcerated (Alum., Graph., Nat-M.) (Bl.).

Post-nasal catarrh (Hydr., Kali-B., Nat-S.) (Bl.).

Easily offended at trifles (Ign., Med., Puls., Staph.) (A.).

Irritable, quarrelsome disposition (Bry., Nat-M., Nux-V., Sulph.) (A.).

Feeling as if intoxicated (Bapt., Gels., Nux-V.) (A.).

Vexed at everything (Bry., Cham., Nux-V., Sulph.) (A.).

SENSE OF DUALITY (Anac., Bapt.) (B.).

IMAGINES THAT ANOTHER PERSON LIES IN THE SAME BED (Bapt.) (Be.).

DELUSION THAT THERE ARE TWO BABIES IN THE BED (A.).

THINKS HE IS DOUBLE, (Anac., Bapt., Cann-I., Glon., Lach., Mosch., Nux-M., Stram.) (Br.)., OR SOME ONE ELSE LYING ALONG-SIDE (Br.).

Imagines that one leg is double (A.).

Irresolute (Puls.) (B.).

Feels that death is near, and must hurry to settle affairs (Ars.) (Br.).

CHRONIC FOETID DISCHARGE FROM THE EAR (Calc-S., Graph., Hep., Merc., Sil., Tell.) (Ml.).

Chronic Eustachian catarrh (Puls.) (Br.).

IMPAIRED HEARING (Calc., Phos., Puls.) (Ra.).

A large quantity of thick or thin wax in the ear, which is dry or hard, and of a brown colour (Ra.).

Humid soreness behind the ear (Graph.) (N.).

CHRONIC MOIST ECZEMA; PARTS SEEM EXCORIATED (Ars., Graph., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (N.).

CRACKING OF THE JOINTS (Led., Lyc., Merc., Nat-C., Nat-M., Nat-S., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Phos., Plb., Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph., Thuj.) (G.).

Inflexibility of the joints (Ars., Bell., Caust, Led., Lyc., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph.) (G.).

Chronic sprains (Rhus-T.) (G.).

COLD FEELING IN THE HEART (Arn., Carb-An., Graph., Helo., Kali-B., Kali-Chl., Kali-N., Lil-T., Nat-M., Pyrog.) (G.).

Fainting, with ebullitions, heat and palpitation (Br.).

FETID SWEAT FROM THE AXILLAE (Merc.) (G.).

Brown or yellow spots on the skin (G.).

Painful sensitiveness of the skin of the whole body (Hep., Lach.); all clothing is painful (A.).

SLIGHT INJURY SUPPURATES (Hep., Merc., Sil., Sulph.) (A.).

Skin of hands rough, cracked; tips of fingers rough, cracked, fissured, every winter (A.).

Vesicular eruptions, turning into pustules, which are covered with scabs (D.).

Tenderness of the feet, which are bathed in foul-smelling sweat (Graph., Sanic., Sil.) (A.).

Painful, itching chilblains and chapped hands, worse in cold weather (A.).

Many furuncles on the neck and arms, with ulceration of the ears (Ml.).

Bitter or sour taste in the mouth (Chin., Nux-V., Sep.) (G.).

DISGUST FOR MEAT (Calc., Chin., Graph.) (G.).

Deep, fistulous ulcers (Sil.) (G.).

RAVENOUS APPETITE OR CANINE HUNGER WITH DIARRHOEA (Aloe, Calc., Fluor-Ac., Iod., Lyc., Olnd., Stram., Sulph., Verat.) (K.).

Aversion to fat food (Chin., Merc., Ptel., Puls.) (G.).

Empty, hungry feeling and nausea, which lasts all day (D.).

Particularly applicable in all gastric troubles of pregnant females (Puls., Sep.) (G.).

Sensation of repletion after a little food (Lyc., Nux-M.) (Mr.).

GASTRALGIA, WHENEVER THE STOMACH BECOMES EMPTY (Bar-C., Calc., Cocc., Graph., Ign., Lach., Nit-Ac., Psor., Sep.) (Dr. Brs.).

Gastralgia with pressing, drawing pains; ameliorated by keeping on eating something constantly (Anac., Brom., Chel., Cina, Dios., Graph., Hep., Ign.) (G.).

SEA-SICKNESS (Carb-Ac., Cocc., Colch., Con., Glon., Hyos., Kali-B., Kreos., Lac-Ac., Nat-M., Nux-V., Sep., Staph., Tab., Ther.) (K).

Nausea when riding (Calc-P., Cocc., Mag-C., Nux-M., Sep.) (G.).

COLD FEELING IN THE ABDOMEN (Ambr., Calc., Camph., Crot-T., Grat., Kali-S., Meny., Nat-M., Phos., Sec., Verat.) (G.).

Nausea, worse from motion or riding, and accompanied by vertigo (D.).

Diarrhœa, preceded by colic (Aloe, Nux-V.) (N.).

Diarrhœa: After cabbage, sour-crout; during pregnancy; and during stormy weather (A.).

Chronic diarrhœa (Aloe, Podo., Sulph.) (Br.)

DIARRHOEA, ALWAYS IN THE DAY TIME (A.).

Stools yellow, watery, gushing (Aloe, Chin., Crot-T., Sulph.) (A.).

Slimy stools with pain in the bowels (Coloc., Dios., Merc., Nux-V., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Burning and stinging in the anus and rectum (Aloe, Sulph.) (G.).

Raw hæmorrhoids; scurf on the anus (G.).

Great desire to urinate, with itching of the meatus (Cann-I., Caust., Cocc-C., Hydr., Kali-C., Merc-C., Nat-M., Sulph.) (Ra.).

Chronic gonorrhœa (Calc-S., Kali-S., Med., Nat-M., Nat-S., Petrosel., Sep., Thuj.) (K.).

Itching in the urethra (Petrosel.) (Br.).

HERPES OF THE GENITAL ORGANS EXTENDING TO THE PERINEUM, AND THIGHS; ITCHING, REDNESS; SKIN CRACKED, ROUGH, BLEEDING; DRY OR MOIST (A.).

Sweat and moisture of the external genitals, both sexes (Lyc., Merc., Sulph., Thuj.) (A.).

Menses cause an itching in the genitals (Calc., Caust., Kreos., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Sep., Sil., Zinc.) (G.).

Profuse leucorrhœa every day, with lascivious dreams every night (G.).

Labia majora perspire and itch much (G.).

INFLAMED TARSI (Alum., Graph., Sep., Sulph.) (B.).

Cough at night only (Ambr., Caust.) or worse then (Con., Hyos., Nux-V., Puls.) (B.).

Cough produces headache (Bry., Sep.) (Br.).

MARGINAL BLEPHARITIS (Alum., Arg-N., Bor., Graph., Sep., Sulph.) (Br.).

FISTULA LACHRYMALIS (Calc., Fluor-Ac., Puls., Sil.) (K.).

AGGRAVATION: From carriage-riding; before and during a thunderstorm; in winter; during the day time; in a ship; on rising; when fasting; during pregnancy; from touch; and from taking sauer-kraut or cabbage.

AMELIORATION: At night; in summer; after eating; in warm air; and from lying with the head high.

RELATIONSHIP: One of our best antidotes for lead-poisoning.

Remedies following: Bry., Calc-C., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sil., Sulph.

Antidotes: Cocc. and Nux-V.

Complementary: Sep.

Common name: parsley.

Acts decidedly upon the urethral mucous membrane, producing a considerable degree of irritation and inflammation (C.).

The urinary symptoms give the keynotes for this remedy (Br.).

Piles with much itching (Aloe, Ign., Nux-V., Sulph.) (Br.).

Thirsty and hungry, yet as soon as they begin to eat or drink they lose all desire (reverse of Calc.) (A.).

Intermittent fever complicating with traumatic or chronic urethritis or stricture; with abdominal affections and perverted or defective assimilation (A.).

Priapismus, with curvature of the penis (Cann-S., Canth., Nux-V., Sulph.) (C.).

Profuse emission toward morning (Carb-V., Nux-V., Psor.) (C.).

SUDDEN DESIRE TO URINATE (Cann-S., Canth., Merc.) (A.).

CHILD JUMPS UP AND DOWN WITH PAIN IF CANNOT BE GRATIFIED AT ONCE (A.).

Pain at the root of the penis, or neck of the bladder (A.).

Burning, tingling from the perineum throughout the whole urethra (A.).

INTENSE ITCHING IN THE URETHRA (Berb., Cann-S., Chim., Ferr., Graph., Kali-Chl., Led., Lyc., Merc., Merc-C., Mezer., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Petr., Sep., Sulph., Sulph-I., Thuj.) (N.).

ITCHING IN THE URETHRA WITH GONORRHOEA (Merc-C., Nat-M., Petr.; following gonorrhœa-(Nit-Ac.; with gleet- Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Petr.) (K.).

VOLUPTUOUS ITCHING IN THE FOSSA NAVICULARIS (Thuj.) (K.).

Gonorrhœa: Sudden irresistible desire to urinate; intense biting, itching, deep in the urethra; must rub it with some rough article for relieving the pain (A.).

Gleet (or chronic gonorrhœa) (Agn., Brom., Calc-P., Ferr., Hydr., Kali-S., Med., Nat-M., Nat-S., Petr., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj.) (A.).

Must hasten to urinate, or urine will escape (Arn., Canth., Clem., Kreos., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph.) (K.).

Milky discharge from the urethra (Cann-S., Caps., Cop., Ferr., Iod., Kali-C., Kali-Chl., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Sep.) (Br.).

Burning in the navicular fossa while urinating (Clem., Kali-B., Nat-M., Thuj.) (C.).

Orifice of the urethra agglutinated with mucus (Sep.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: Before and during urination; during acute or chronic gonorrhœa; and towards morning.

AMELIORATION: From rubbing the urethra with some rough article.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Alum., Berb., Cann-S., Canth., Graph., Hep., Kali-B., Kali-S., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-S., Petr., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph., Thuj. and Zinc.

Common name: glacial phosphoric acid.

It produces nervous prostration and debility; an atonic condition of the gastro-intestinal tract and bone affections (D.).

Best suited to persons of originally strong constitutions, who have become debilitated by loss of vital fluids, sexual excesses (Chin.), violent acute diseases (Calc-P., Psor., Sel.), chagrin, or a long succession of moral emotions, as grief, care, disappointed affection (A.).

Also useful in diseases of children and young people who grow too rapidly (Calc. for those who grow too fat) (A.).

Pale, sickly complexion (Ferr., Puls., Sep.) (A.).

Eyes sunken and surrounded by blue margins (Cina, Staph.) (A.).

Eyes like glass, without lustre (Lyc.).

Chronic effects of grief; hair turns gray; hopeless, haggard look (N.).

GROWS TOO FAST AND TOO TALL (N.).

Palpitation in young persons growing too fast, after onanism (Phos.) (N.).

Great physical and mental weakness from ovarian diseases or sexual excesses (N.).

Great debility with perspiration during the day (not so marked as Acon., however).

Nervous debility arising from continued grief or over-exertion of mind (D.).

Debility from loss of fluids, without pain, or only with burning (Phos.).

Pain in the back and limbs as if beaten (A.).

Soreness in the limbs, as from rowing, especially in the morning.

FORMICATION (Agar., Alum., Bar-C., Carb-S., Cocc., Ferr., Lyc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Rhod., Rhus-T., Sec., Sulph., Tarent.).

Burning of the lower half of the body: the limbs feeling cold.

The pains are only severe during rest, relieved by motion (Rhus-T.), and the nightly pains from pressure (Rhus-T.).

Pains, as from a knife, scraping the periosteum.

Inflammation of the bones, with burning at night.

Swelling of the bones (Calc-P., Merc., Sil.).

Offensive caries of the osseous structures (Asaf., Aur., Calc-F.).

Bruised feeling in the muscles (Arn., Bry., Cimic.) and burning in the spine (Phos.) (D.).

Patient trembles, legs weak; stumbles easily or makes missteps (Nat-M.) (A.).

Neurosis in stump after amputations (Cepa, Hyper.) (A.).

CLAMMY, STICKY TONGUE (Puls.) (Ra.).

Ulceration of the soft palate (Aur., Cinnb., Kali-B., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Merc-C., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sanic., Sil.).

Mercurial syphilitic ulceration of the lips, guns and soft palate, with swelling of the bones (Hm.).

Bread tastes bitter (Asaf., Calc-P., Chin., Chin-S., Dig., Ferr., Merc., Nux-V., Phos., Puls.) (G.).

Gluey matter on the tongue, in choleraic diseases (Puls.) (G.).

At night he bites his tongue involuntarily.

Useful in typhus or typhoid fever (Bapt., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Nux-V., Op., Rhus-T.).

Meteoristic distension of the abdomen, with rumbling and gurgling (Carb-V., Lyc., Nat-S., Nux-M., Puls.) (N.).

Cerebral typhoid or typhus; complete apathy and stupor; takes no notice, "lies like a log" (Carb-V.), utterly regardless of surrounding (A.).

Aversion to acids (Abies-C., Bell., Cocc., Ferr., Ferr-M., Ign., Nux-V., Sabad., Sulph.) (K.).

Desire for pungent things (Ars., Ast-R., Cist., Fluor-Ac., Hep., Lac-C., Nat-P., Sang.) (K.).

Intestinal hæmorrhage; blood dark (Ham.) (A.).

Diarrhœa after fright (Acon., Arg-N., Gels., Ign., Kali-P., Op., Phos., Puls., Verat.) (K.).

Diarrhœa from taking acids (Aloe, Ant-C., Brom., Coloc., Lach., Nux-V., Sulph.) (A.).

Involuntary stools with passage of flatus (Aloe, Nat-S., Sulph.) (A.).

Soft stools (Alum., Aur-M., Bapt., Calc., Hep., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos., Plat., Sulph., Sulph-Ac.).

PAINLESS, WATERY DIARRHOEA (Chin., Podo., Puls., Ricin.) (N.).

White or gray watery diarrhœa (Calc., Iod., Podo.) (N.).

Undigested, painless stools (Arg-N., Chin., Ferr., Podo., Sulph.) (Bt.).

The diarrhœa, although of long continuance, does not seem to debilitate much; the mother wonders that the child remains so strong with it all (G.).

DIARRHOEA WITH RUMBLING (Podo.), METEORISM; BUT NOT SO MUCH WEAKNESS AS WOULD BE EXPECTED (N.).

Urine loaded with phosphates and showing a greasy pellicle (D.).

GLYCOSURIA AND POLYURIA (Nat-M., Sulph.) (D.).

Very profuse, watery or milky urine (N.).

MUST OFTEN RISE AT NIGHT IN ORDER TO PASS LARGE QUANTITIES OF COLOURLESS URINE (Merc., Sulph.) (N.).

Urine like milk mixed with jelly-like pieces and pain in the kidneys (N.).

White jelly-like flocculi in the urine (N.).

He lies down stupid (Arn., Bapt., Hell., Hyos., Lyc.).

BAD EFFECTS FROM SORROW (Gels., Ign., Nat-M., Puls., Sep.).

Disinclination to talk, with moroseness and low-spiritedness (Ign., Nat-M., Sep.).

APATHETIC, LISTLESS (Apis, Carb-V., Chin., Crot-C., Hell., Lil-T., Mezer., Nat-C., Nat-M., Nat-P., Onos., Op., Phos., Plat., Puls., Sep., Staph.) (N.).

WANTS NOTHING AND CARES FOR NOTHING (G.).

Indifferent to the affairs of life (Sep.) (N.).

Indifferent to those things that used to interest her the most (G.).

HOME-SICKNESS (Aur., Caps., Carb-An., Caust., Ign., Kali-P., Mag-M., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Petr., Puls., Sil., Sulph., Verat.) (K.).

UNCONSCIOUS OF ALL SURROUNDINGS, BUT CAN BE AROUSED TO FULL CONSCIOUSNESS (Arn., Bapt.) (N.).

Slow grasp (Nat-M., Sil.) (B.).

Can't collect his ideas, hunts for words (Nux-M.) (B.).

Hysteric affections of young women, with excessive sensibility and irritability (Apis, Ign., Nux-M., Puls.) (G.).

Hypochondriasis from sexual abuse (Bt.).

LOSS OF MEMORY (Calc., Kali-P., Lyc.) (Bt.).

Disposed to weep (Ign., Nat-M., Puls., Sep.) (A.).

ABASHED, SAD, DESPAIR OF CURE (A.).

Mild, yielding disposition (Puls.) (A.).

MUTTERING OR UNINTELLIGIBLE DELIRIUM (Hyos.) (A.).

Headache, usually from behind forward, made worse by least motion and noise, especially music (A.).

Dreadful pain on the top of the head, as though the brain were crushed (after long-continued grief) (G.).

Cerebral weakness from brain-fag (Kali-P.) (Bt.).

Headache of school-girls from eye-strain, or overuse of eyes (Calc-P., Nat-M.) (N.).

OCCIPITAL HEADACHE AND PAINS IN THE NAPE OF THE NECK, FROM EXHAUSTED NERVE POWER, OR EXCESSIVE GRIEF (N.).

SEVERAL EMISSIONS IN ONE NIGHT (Nux-V.) (A.).

ONANISM (Chin., Dios., Nux-V., Staph.); WHEN THE PATIENT IS DISTRESSED BY THE CULPABILITY OF HIS INDULGENCE (N.).

SEMINAL EMISSIONS WHEN PRESSING AT STOOL (Nat-M., Sel., Sulph.,) (C.).

DEBILITY, RELAXATION OR IMPOTENCE FROM SEXUAL EXCESSES (Agn., Calad.) (D.).

THE SEMEN IS DISCHARGED SHORTLY AFTER AN ERECTION, OR WITHOUT ERECTION (Graph., Lyc., Nur-V., Sulph.).

FREQUENT, PROFUSE AND DEBILITATING EMISSIONS (Nat-P., Nux-V., Phos., Sulph., Zinc.) (A.).

SEMINAL EMISSIONS AFTER COITUS (Calc., Graph., Nat-M.) (A.).

Dragging pains in the testicles (Cann-S., Gels., Iod., Kali-C., Lach., Med., Sumb.), especially after seminal emissions (K.).

Exhaustion after coition (Calc.), also after pollutions (Chin.) (C.).

Spermatorrhœa (Arg.-N., Gels., Kali-P., Nat-M., Phos., Sep.) (D.).

Too early and too long menstruation (Calc., Ferr., Sec.) (G.).

Profuse leucorrhœa, with itching, some days after the menses (Alum., Ars., Calc., Caust., Hydr., Kali-P., Kreos., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sab., Sulph.) (G.).

Metritis with great debility and slow fever (Calc., Chin., Kali-P., Lach.) (G.).

Scanty milk (Agn., Bry., Caust., Dulc., Puls., Urt-U.) (G.).

Vertigo in the morning, towards evening, when standing and walking (Chin., Kali-P., Nux-V., Phos.) (C.).

Roaring in the ears, with difficult hearing (Puls.) (C.).

Pulse irregular, intermittent (Dig., Mur-Ac., Nat-M.) (C.).

Hair turns grey early (Lyc.), or falls off (Nat-M., Sep.) (C.).

FREQUENT URINATION DURING CHILL OR FEVER (Merc.) (K.).

FAINTNESS AFTER EATING (Bar-C., Bufo, Caust., Mag-M., Nux-V., Plan., Sang.), AFTER EMISSION (Asaf.), OR ON EXCITEMENT (Coff., Ign., Lach., Nux-M., Op., Sumb., Verat.) (K.).

Chest weak from talking or coughing (Stann.) (N.).

Cough with purulent and offensive expectoration (Calc., Merc., Sep.) and pains in the chest, (Bry., Kali-C., Phos.) (N.).

Cough with salty expectoration (Kali-I., Nat-M., Puls.) (N.).

Cough on slightest exposure (Hep., Kali-C., Rumx, Sil.) (D.).

Cough from tickling in the chest about the ensiform cartilage, worse in the evening on lying down (Puls.) (D.).

Weakness of the chest causes dyspnœa; the patient can hardly talk (D.).

NIGHT-SWEATS TOWARDS MORNING (Kali-C., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Sleepy by day, but wakeful at night (Nux-V., Staph.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: From bad news; from depressing emotions; from masturbation; from sexual excesses; from draft or wind; from snowy air; from mental affections; from over-study; from loss of vital fluids; from talking; from noise; from music; and from acids.

AMELIORATION: After short sleep; from warmth; from pressure; and by motion.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arn., Bapt., Chin., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Ign., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Mur-Ac., Nat-M., Nit-Sp-D., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Pic-Ac., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj., Verat. and Zinc.

Phos-Ac. acts well before or after Chin., in colliquative sweats, diarrhœa, debility, etc., and after Nux-V. in fainting after a meal and seminal emissions.

Antidotes: Camph., Coff.

Common name: phosphorus.

Adapted to tall, slender persons of sanguine temperament, fair skin, delicate eye-lashes, fine blond or red hair, quick perceptions, and very sensitive nature (A.).

Useful for young people, who grow too rapidly, are inclined to stoop (to walk stooped- Sulph.) (A.).

Fistulous ulcers, with callous edges, secreting a thin, foul pus and of a blue appearance (Carb-V.) (Bt.).

Flushes all over, beginning in hands (N.).

BURNING HEAT RUNNING UP THE BACK AND BETWEEN SHOULDERS (N.).

Glandular swellings, especially after contusions (Con.).

Great debility of the nervous system (Ars., Con., Gels., Kali-P., Phos-Ac., Pic-Ac.).

EMACIATION (Abrot., Bar-C., Calc-P., Nat-M., Sanic., Sil., Tub.).

Burning in the body and limbs (Ars., Camph., Carb-V., Kali-P., Lach., Sec., Sulph.).

Morning weakness in the limbs in bed (Canth., Nat-M.).

Sensitiveness to cold weather and open air.

Easy-catching cold and from it tearing and stinging in the limbs.

TREMBLING OF THE LIMBS FROM SLIGHT EXERTIONS (Merc., Nat-M., Rhus-T., Sec.).

Weakness of the joints, especially the knees (Calc., Con., Kali-C., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Plb., Psor., Sep., Sulph.).

Cold legs and feet (Calc., Carb-V., Sep.) (Bt.).

Necrosis of the (left) lower jaw (A.).

Rachitis (Calc., Merc., Phos-Ac., Sil.).

SWELLING AND CARIOUS AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES (Asaf., Aur., Aur-M., Calc-F., Calc-P., Calc-S., Fluor-Ac., Merc., Sil.).

HAEMORRHAGES FROM VARIOUS ORGANS (Bell., Crot-H., Lach., Merc., Nit-Ac., Sec.).

SMALL WOUNDS BLEED MUCH (Lach., Nit-Ac.).

Sneezing and coryza from putting hands in water (Lac-D.) (A.).

Frequent blowing of blood in small quantity from the nose (Arn., Carb-S., Lach., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (N.).

Polypus of the nose; easily bleeding (Calc., Calc-P., Thuj.) (N.).

Caries of the nasal bones (Aur., Kali-B.) (D.).

DIFFICULT HEARING, ESPECIALLY OF THE HUMAN VOICE (N.).

Oedema of the face, especially of the lids and around the eyes (Apis, Ars., Kali-C.) (N.).

Re-echoing of sounds in the ears (D.).

TOOTHACHE OF WASHER-WOMEN, OR FROM WASHING CLOTHES (N.).

Face semi-transparent, like polished ivory (Nat-M.) (Hm.).

Small bald spot over the ear (Dg.).

Hair falls out in bunches (Nat-M.) (A.).

Violent ebullitions and congestions (Acon., Ben., Ferr-P., Sang., Sulph., Verat-V.).

Great sensitiveness of the senses and giddiness (Bell., Coff., Nux-V.).

Great depression at twilight (G.).

Amativeness (Canth., Nux-V.) (G.).

Anxious and fearful before and during a thunderstorm (Gels., Nat-C., Nat-M., Sep.) (N.).

FEAR OF BEING ALONE (Arg-N., Ars., Bism., Camph., Crot-C., Gels., Hyos., Kali-C., Lyc.) (N.).

NYMPHOMANIA (Canth., Hyos., Stram., Verat.) (G.).

Fearfulness, as if something were creeping out at every corner (Hyos., Stram.) (G.).

Apathetic; unwilling to talk (Phos-Ac.); answers slowly; moves sluggishly (Gels.) (A.).

Clairvoyance (Anac., Cann-I., Crot-C., Hyos., Lach., Lyss., Nux-M., Op., Pyrus., Sil., Stram., Tarent.) (Bt.).

Laughing against the will (Cann-I., Ign., Nat-M., Sep., Tarent.). (Bt.).

DESIRES TO BE MAGNETIZED (Calc., Lach., Nat-C.. Sil.) (A.).

Restless, fidgety; moves continually; cannot sit or stand still for a moment (A.).

Dread of mental exertion (Kali-P., Lyc., Sil.) (D.).

Weary of life (Aur., Nux-V., Sep.) (A.).

FULL OF GLOOMY FOREBODINGS (Ars., Lach.) (A.).

Stools are soft (Alum., Hep., Merc., Nit-Ac., Sulph., Sulph-Ac., Thuj.).

Stools watery, with lumps of white mucus, or like little grains of tallow or sago (N.).

DISCHARGE OF MUCUS FROM THE WIDE OPEN ANUS, WITH TENESMUS (N.).

Chronic painless diarrhœa of undigested food (Ferr., Podo.) with much thirst for water during night (N.).

Diarrhœa, during cholera time (Camph.) (A.).

Diarrhœa, as soon as anything enters the rectum (A.).

Morning diarrhœa of old people (Ant-C., Gamb., Nat-S.) (A.).

Involuntary stool on coughing or sneezing (Bell., Merc., Rumx., Squil., Sulph.) (K.).

PROFUSE, EXHAUSTING DIARRHOEA POURING AWAY AS IF FROM A HYDRANT (Podo., Sulph.) (Ra.).

Green and bloody passages; the anus remaining open (Apis) (Ho.).

Constipation: The fæces being slender, long, narrow, dry, tough, and hard like a dog's; voided with difficulty (N.).

PAINLESS DIARRHOEA, WITH EXHAUSTION AND PROSTRATION (D.).

Acute yellow atrophy of the liver, or acute hepatitis, with tendency to formation of abscesses (D.).

Stitches in the liver (Bry., Chel., Merc.) (Bt.).

FATTY DEGENERATION OF THE LIVER, WITH MALIGNANT JAUNDICE (Crot-H., Lach., Merc.) (Bt.).

ENLARGED, CIRRHOSED LIVER (Mur-Ac.) (D.).

Fistulous openings and abscesses of the breast (Sil.) (Bt.).

CATAMENIA TOO EARLY, TOO PROFUSE AND OF TOO LONG DURATION (Cycl., Ferr., Nat-M., Nux-V., Sabin.).

Acrid, corrosive, smarting leucorrhœa, drawing blisters (N.).

Metrorrhagia, in cancer (Lach., Nit-Ac., Sec.) (A.).

Vicarious hæmorrhage from the nose, stomach, anus, urethra, etc., in association with amenorrhœa (A.).

Is unable to drink water during pregnancy; sight of it causes vomiting; must close her eyes while bathing (Lyss.) (A.).

The patient is hungry, especially at night; wakes up hungry and longs for cold thing (D.).

Tongue parched, dry, cracked, and covered black, or glazed (Hi. and Ht.).

Thirst and dryness of the mouth (Ars., Bry., Nat-M., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Perforating ulcer of the stomach, with vomiting of coffee-ground-like matters (Con.) (D.).

The victuals, which have been scarcely swallowed, come up again in the mouth.

Hiccough in typhoid (Ars., Carb-V., Cic., Crot-H., Mag-P.) (K.).

Belching large quantities of wind after eating (Arg-N., Carb-V., Lyc.) (Bt.).

WANTS COLD FOOD AND DRINK, ICECREAM; IS RELIEVED BY THEM (N.).

Longs for juicy, refreshing things (A.).

Desire for fish (Nat-M., Nat-P.), cold milk, and highly seasoned food (Chin., Hep., Sulph.) (K.).

AS SOON AS WATER BECOMES WARM IN THE STOMACH IT IS THROWN UP (Chlf., Pyrog.) (N.).

Nausea from placing hands in warm water (A.).

Sensation of weakness and emptiness in the abdomen (Ign., Sep.) (Bt.).

Sharp, cutting pains in the bowels, sometimes with sour vomiting (G.).

Objects have a cloudiness about them by candle-light (D.).

Hemicrania (Nat-M., Sang., Spig.) (Hr.).

Hemi-plegia from apoplexy, with formication in the paralyzed limbs (Hm.).

Typhus with paralysis impending (Bt.).

GLAUCOMA (Bry., Spig., Sulph.) (B.).

Green halo about objects (D.).

Deprivation of sight, with dilatation of the pupils, and darting pains in the eyeballs (Hr.).

LETTERS APPEAR RED (D.).

SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS (Nat-M.,) (G.).

ATTACKS OF SUDDEN BLINDNESS; OBJECTS APPEAR VEILED (Merc.) (Bt.).

DEGENERATION OR GREY ATROPHY OF THE OPTIC NERVE (D.).

Cataract (Calc., Nat-M., Sep., Sil.) (K.).

Retinitis albuminurica (Ars., Nat-M.) (B.).

Dim vision after coition (Chin., Kali-C., Kali-P., Nat-P., Sep., Sil), or during headache (Cycl., Iris, Sulph.) (K.).

Green mucus in the nostrils (Merc., Puls.) (Bt.).

Strong effect on the respiratory organs and the capillary vessels, with inflammation of the lung on the left side.

ACUTE PAIN IN THE LOWER PART OF THE LEFT LUNG, GREATLY AGGRAVATED BY LYING ON THE LEFT SIDE (Bt.).

Cough in the evening, when reading, laughing, or loudly talking, or from lying on the left side (N.).

Trembling of the whole body while coughing (Hr.).

CANNOT TALK ON ACCOUNT OF PAIN IN THE LARYNX (N.).

HOARSENESS, WITH LOSS OF VOICE, WORSE IN THE EVENING (Brom., Carb-V., Caust., Graph., Kali-B., Mang., Rumx., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Cough worse when coming from the warm room into the cold air (Hr.).

Capillary bronchitis; severe, hard, dry, exhausting cough (Bry., Squil.) (Bt.).

Pain in the chest with coughing, better by external pressure (Bry.) (N.).

Tightness across the chest, with a dry tight cough (Bry.) (Bt.).

Heaviness of the chest, as if a weight were lying on it (Bry.) ((A.).

PNEUMONIA WITH SANGUINEOUS INFILTRATION OF THE PARENCHYMA, AND RED HEPATIZATION.

RUSTY SPUTUM OR BRICK-DUST EXPECTORATION; OR EXPECTORATION OF MUCUS, PUS AND BLOOD (Bt.).

OPPRESSION OF THE CHEST (Bry., Ferr-P., Lach.) (D.).

Very sleepy during menstruation (Eupi., Kali-C., Nux-M., Sulph., Uran.) (Bt.).

Very sleepy after meals, especially after dinner (Agar., Calc., Nux-V.) (G.).

HAEMOPTYSIS, WITH OCCASIONAL ATTACKS OF PROFUSE HAEMORRHAGE (Ferr-P., Ipec., Lach., Nit-Ac., Sulph-Ac.) (Bt.).

It should be borne in mind in incipient as well as the more advanced cases of phthisis (Bl.).

Gums inflamed, bleed easily, and are separated from the teeth (Merc., Nit-Ac.) (R.).

PERSISTENT BLEEDING AFTER EXTRACTION OF TEETH (Merc.) (R.).

RAVENOUS HUNGER DURING FEVER (Chin., Cina, Cur., Eup-Pur., Hell.) (K.).

Fungous hæmatodes and excrescences (B.).

Perspiration has the odour of sulphur (A.).

Acute and chronic nephritis (Apis, Canth., Lyc., Merc-C., Nit-Ac., Sep.) (K.).

THICK, TURBID AND SCANTY URINE (Apis, Canth., Kali-C., Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

Albumen and exudation cells in the urine (Apis, Canth., Merc-C., Tereb.) (Hm.).

LASCIVIOUS; STRIPS HIMSELF; SEXUAL MANIA; IRRESISTIBLE DESIRE FOR COITION (Canth., Stram.) (N.).

Nocturnal emissions with or without lascivious dreams (Anac., Camph., Dios., Gels., Graph., Nat-P., Pic-Ac., Sep., Stann., Zinc.) (K.).

IMPOTENCE FROM SEXUAL ABUSE (Agn., Calad., Chin., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Sulph., Zinc.) (Hm.).

THE PATIENT HAS DESIRES AND FANCIES, BUT NO POWER (Con.) (D.).

Discharge of prostatic juice, during hard stools (Agn., Alum., Cann-I., Carb-V., Con., Gels., Hep., Nat-C., Nit-Ac., Phos-Ac., Psor., Sep., Sil., Staph., Sulph., Zinc.) (Bt.).

Sexual abuse producing dorsal consumption, trembling, imbecility, mania, epileptic fits and impaired digestion (Bt.).

Moisture in the meatus urinarius (Nat-M.), causing a yellow stain (K.).

AGGRAVATION: From change of weather; during a thunderstorm; in the morning; in the evening; while in bed; after eating; after drinking; before midnight; when lying on the back; and when lying on the left side.

Cold air relieves the head and face symptoms, but aggravates those of the chest, throat and neck.

AMELIORATION: After eating; from drinking cold water; from cold food; from lying on the right side; from being rubbed or mesmerized; and after sleep.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary: Ars., with which it is isomorphic; All-C., its vegetable analogue.

Incompatible: with Caust.; must not be used before or after.

Phos. removes the bad effects of Iod. (Hep.), and excessive use of table salt.

Follows well after: Calc. or Chin.

Antidotes: Coff., Nux-V.

Common name: calabar bean.

Contraction of the pupil (Acon., Bell., Chin-S., Daph., Euphr., Gels., Hyos., Merc., Nat-M., Op., Plb., Puls.) (D.).

Night blindness (Chin., Hyos., Lyc., Merc., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Puls., Ran-B., Stram., Verat., Zinc.) (Bl.).

Twitching of the ocular muscles (Agar.) (Bl.)

MYOPIA (Arg-N., Calc., Gels., Phos., Puls.) (K.).

Spinal irritation (Kali-P., Phos., Zinc.) (D.).

Impaired locomotion (Con., Gels.) (A.).

TETANUS (Arn., Bell., Cupr., Nux-V., Op., Phyt., Strych., Verat.) (D.).

Slightest draught of air renews the spasm (Ars., Lyss., Nux-V., Strych.).

Violent trembling all over (Gels.) (C.).

Trismus or lock-jaw (Cic., Cup., Ign., Nux-V., Strych.) (D.).

Great prostration of the muscular system and tenderness of the spine (Phos.) (Bl.).

Progressive muscular atrophy (Iod., Nat-M., Op., Plb.) (Bl.).

Unsteadiness from knee downward, when walking, especially with the eyes shut, (Con.) (C.).

Locomotor ataxia (Alum., Con., Gels., Nux-V., Phos., Sil.) (Br.).

Numbness in the paralyzed parts (Cocc., Op., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

Staggering gait (Alum., Gels.) (C.).

Laboured, sighing respiration (Laur., Op., Phos.) (C.).

Tremors or trembling from mental of physical disturbances (A.).

Uncommon mental activity (Cann-I., Coff., Pip-M., Phos.) (A.).

Cannot stop thinking (Coff.) (A.).

Cannot concentrate the mind (Gels., Nux-V., (C.).

Nothing right; too many things in the room; continually counting them (C.).

Dim vision from blur or film (Chin., Euphr., Nat-M.); objects appear mixed (A.).

Pain after using the eyes (Calc-P., Nat-M., Ruta) (A.).

FLOATING BLACK SPOTS BEFORE THE EYES (Chin., Cocc., Nat-M., Phos., Sep., Sil., Sulph.) (K.).

Nystagmus (Agar., Bell.) (A.).

Photophobia (Bell., Con., Euphr., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

FLASHES OF LIGHT (Bell., Calc., Cedr., Croc., Glon., Merc., Nat-C., Phos., Puls., Sil., Stram., Sulph., Valer.) (Br.).

Profuse lachrymation (Euphr., Merc., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

Heart's action irregular and tumultuous (Dig., Lach., Mur-Ac., Nat-M.) (C.).

Pain over the orbits; cannot bear to raise the eyelids (Br.).

Pain from forehead down nose (B.).

Sensation as of a band around the head (Arg-N., Bell., Cann-S., Carb-Ac., Cocc., Gels., Iod., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Op., Sang., Spig., Sulph., Sulph-Ac., Tereb.) (B.).

Feeling as if a ball were coming up in the throat (Asaf., Ign., Lyc., Nux-M.) (C.).

Gastralgia; great pain immediately after eating (Calc-P., Mag-P., Nux-V.) (Br.).

Torpid bowels (Alum., Bry., Lyc., Sil., Sulph.) (B.).

Painful evacuations (Aloe, Nux-V., Sulph.) (C.).

Piles: Hard, protruding, painful and very sensitive (Lach.) (C.).

Heart seems to flutter in the throat (B.).

Perspires very easily (Calc., Chin., Merc., Rhus-T., Sil.) (C.).

Dull, heavy, stupid feeling in the head (Bapt., Bry., Gels., Kali-P.) (C.).

Omits bath on account of horror for cold water (Ant-C., Psor., Sulph.) (C.).

Jerking limbs (Bell., Cupr., Hyos.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: From straining the eyes; after injury; from the draught of air; from walking; during night; after eating; and from mental activity.

AMELIORATION: From lying with the head low; from warmth; and in a warm room;

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Agar., Bell., Calc-P., Chin., Con., Daph., Euphr., Ferr., Gels., Hyper., Ign., Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Op., Puls., Ruta, Sep., Strych., Sulph., Verat., Zinc.

Common name: poke root.

Patient of a rheumatic diathesis, suffering from the bad effects of syphilis (Merc., Nit-Ac., Syph.) (Bt.).

RHEUMATISM OF FIBROUS AND PERIOSTEAL TISSUES (Rhus-T.) (A.).

CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, WORSE IN DAMP WEATHER (Dulc., Nat-S., Rhus-T.) (Bt.).

Rheumatism after gonorrhœa, syphilis or abuse of mercury (Hep., Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-S., Sil.) (A.).

Aching heels, ameliorated by elevating the feet (B.).

Hips and thighs pain on change of weather (Rhus-T.) (B.).

SCIATIC PAINS RUN FROM THE HIP DOWNWARD AND MOSTLY ON THE OUTWARD SIDE OF THIGHS; WORSE AT NIGHT (N.).

A SORE, ACHING, BRUISED FEELING ALL OVER THE BODY, CAUSING THE PATIENT TO GROAN, AND WHILE, LIKE RHUS TOXICODENDRON, HE FEELS AS IF HE MUST MOVE, THE ACT OF MOVING GREATLY AGGRAVATES ALL HIS PAINS AND SORENESS (N.).

Pain flying like electric shocks; shooting, lancinating; rapidly shifting (Bell., Lac-C., Mag-P., Puls.); worse from motion and at night (A.).

Rheumatic pains in the arms, especially about the attachment of the deltoid muscles (Ferr., Rhus-T.) (N.).

Entire indifference to life (Ars., Aur.) (A.).

Is sure she will die (Ars.) (A.).

Chronic induration of the glands (Carb-An., Iod., Merc., Rhus-T., Sil.) (Bt.).

Great pain at the root of the tongue when swallowing (A.).

Diphtheritic inflammation and ulceration of the throat (Merc-B-I., Merc-P-I., Rhus-T.) (Bt.).

TONSILS RED, SWOLLEN, WITH WHITE SPOTS, WHICH SOMETIMES COALESCE AND FORM PATCHES; PAINS RUN UP INTO THE EARS (Kali-B., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (N.).

Sensation as if there was a lump in the throat that causes constant efforts to swallow (Bell., Lach.) (Bt.).

Induration and ulceration of the tonsils (Merc., Sil.) (Bt.).

THROAT OF A DARK RED COLOUR (Lach.) (A.).

Tonsils, uvula and back part of the throat covered with ash-coloured membrane (Ars., Merc-B-I., Merc-P.I. ) (A.).

With every attempt to swallow shooting pains through both ears (N.).

Uvula large, dropsical, almost translucent (Kali-B., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Tongue fiery red at tip (Fluor-Ac.) (B.).

CANNOT DRINK HOT FLUIDS (Lach.).

Breath very fetid (Ars., Bapt., Carb-Ac., Kali-P., Lach., Mur-Ac., Nit-Ac., Sil., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Great roughness and rawness of the throat (Caust., Nux-V.) (Bt.).

FEELING AS IF A BALL OF RED-HOT IRON HAD LODGED IN THE THROAT (Bt.).

Great exhaustion and profound prostration (Ars., Bapt., Gels., Kali-P., Lach., Mur-Ac., Phos.) (A.).

Induration of the parotid glands (Brom., Iod.) (Bt.).

Painful menstruation in barren females (Cham., Nux-V., Puls.) (Bt.).

galactorrhea (Bell., Bry., Calc., Puls.) (Br.).

BREASTS VERY HARD, SWOLLEN, HOT AND PAINFUL (Bell., Merc., Sil.) (N.).

MAMMARY ABSCESS (Bell., Bry., Merc., Phos., Sil.); HASTENS SUPPURATIONS (Hep., Lach., Merc., Sil.) (A.).

FISTULOUS, GAPING, ANGRY ULCERS IN THE MAMMAE (Sil.); PUS SANIOUS, ICHOROUS, FOETID AND UNHEALTHY (A.).

Pain from the breast radiates all over the back when the child nurses, (Crot-T.) (N.).

Tumefied breast neither heals, nor suppurates (Merc.); is of a purple hue and "hard as old cheese" (Bry., Lac-C., Phel.) (A.).

Mammæ full of hard, painful nodosities (Carb-An., Sil.) (A.).

Cancer of the mammæ (Ars., Bufo, Carb-An., Con., Graph., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj.) (Bt.).

Nipples, sensitive, sore and fissured (Graph.) (A.).

Chalk-like sediment in the urine (N.).

Albuminous urine (Apis, Canth., Merc., Phos., Sep.) (Bt.).

Dark-red urine, leaving a deep red stain in the vessel (Berb., Colch., Lyc.) (Bt.).

Vertigo; when rising from bed feels faint (Bry., Con.) (A.).

Vertigo, with dimness of vision (Cycl., Kali-P., Sep.) (C.).

Intense headache (Bell., Ferr-P., Glon., Sang., Spig.) (A.).

Headache, commencing in frontal region and extending backward (C.).

Chronic endocarditis from rheumatism (Lach., Naja, Phos.) (C.).

Shock of pain in the cardiac region alternating with pain in the right arm. (Br.).

Chlorosis (Alum., Cycl., Ferr., Graph., Kali-I., Nat-M., Puls.) (A.).

Emaciation with loss of fat (A.).

IRRESISTIBLE INCLINATION TO BITE THE TEETH OR GUMS TOGETHER (DURING DENTITION) (N.).

Salivation, with metallic taste in the mouth (Ars., Calc., Cup-Ars., Kali-B., Merc., Nat-C., Rhus-T., Sep.) (Bt.).

Mucous and bloody stools, or like scrapings from the intestines (Canth., Merc-C.) (C.).

Painful induration of the testicles (Bell., Puls.); shooting along perineum to penis (Br.).

Stitches in various parts, always from without inward and near the surface (C.).

Carotid and sub-maxillary glands indurated after diphtheria, scarlet fever (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From exposure to damp, cold weather; from motion; at night; when swallowing; from hot drinks; from nursing the child; and when rising from bed;

AMELIORATION: From cold drinks; from lying on the abdomen; from rest; from warmth; and in dry weather.

RELATIONSHIP: Phyt. occupies a position between Bry. and Rhus-T.; cures when these fail, though apparently well-indicated.

Complementary: Sil.

Common name: picric acid.

It corresponds in general to symptoms of neurasthenia or brain fag. It also has a marked action on the sexual organs (D.).

Is often restorative of a wasted and worn-out system (A.).

Depression and weariness from slight fatigue (Kali-P., Phos.) (D.).

MENTAL INACTIVITY (Agn., Calc., Gels., Phos-Ac., Sil.) (C.).

Lack of will power (Gels., Puls.) (C.).

Indifference to everything (Phos-Ac., Sep.) (C.).

Great weakness of the spine and back (Cocc., Nat-M., Sil.) (A.).

Burning along the spine (Kali-P., Phos., Zinc.) (A.).

Softening of the spinal cord (Phos.) (A.).

Dementia with prostration (Br.).

BRAIN-FAG (Con., Kali-P., Phos-Ac., Zinc.) (D.).

SLIGHTEST EXERTION BRINGS ON SPEEDY EXHAUSTION (Ars., Camph., Kali-P., Phos., Verat.) (D.).

NEURASTHENIA (Ars., Calc-P., Kali-P., Lyc., Mosch., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Sep., Sil.) (A.).

Desire to lie down and rest (Gels., Nux-V., Sep.) (D.).

Headache of students, teachers and over-worked businessmen (Nux-V.); aggravated or brought on by the slightest motion or mental exertion (Nat-M.) (A.).

Pain in the occipito-cervical region (Bry., Cocc., Nat-M., Petr., Sil.) (A.).

Tired, heavy feeling all over the body, especially of the limbs, worse on exertion (Nux-V., Phos-Ac.) (A.).

PRIAPISM ASSOCIATED WITH SPINAL DISEASE; TERRIBLE ERECTIONS (Canth., Phos.) (N.).

THE PENIS IS SO DISTENDED THAT IT FEELS AS THOUGH IT WOULD BURST (Canth., Fluor-Ac., Phos.) (Bl.).

EXCESSIVE ERECTION DURING LASCIVIOUS THOUGHTS (Cop.) (K.).

ERECTIONS WORSE AT NIGHT (Aur., Canth., Fluor-Ac., Nit-Ac., Phos., Plat., Sil., Thuj.) (K.).

Profuse seminal emissions (Agar., Carb-V., Kali-C., Merc-I-F., Nat-M., Petr., Phos-Ac., Sep., Staph., Sulph., Zinc.) (A.).

Satyriasis; erections violent and long-lasting (Canth., Phos.) (A.).

Weariness, progressing from a slight feeling of fatigue on motion to complete paralysis (Caust., Nux-V., Phos., Zinc.) (A.).

Numbness or formication (Kali-P., Phos.) (B.).

Small painful boils in any part of the body (Arn., Hep., Merc., Sulph.), but not especially in the external auditory canal (Calc-Pic., Merc., Sulph.) (A.).

Oily or greasy stool (Iod., Thuj.) (K.).

Diarrhœa worse in the evening (Aloe, Bov., Calc., Cycl., Gels., Kali-C., Kali-P., Lach., Merc., Nat-S., Phos-Ac., Phos., Sang., Sars., Sulph., Verat.) (K.).

Ammoniacal, dribbling urine (Merc., Petr., Phos.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: From least mental exertion; from motion; from study; in wet weather; from sexual excitement; and from loss of semen.

AMELIORATION: From cold air; from cold water; from bandaging; and from repose.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arg-N., Bar-C., Calc-Pic., Canth., Gels., Graph., Hep., Kali-P., Merc., Nat-M., Petr., Phos-Ac., Phos., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj., and Zinc.

Common name: plantain.

Has considerable reputation in the treatment of earache, toothache, and enuresis (Br.).

Pains centre in ears and teeth, or alternate between them (B.).

Pyorrhœa alveolaris (Fluor-Ac., Hep., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sil.) (Br.).

Teeth feel too long (Ant-T., Caust., Cham., Hep., Lach., Mag-C., Mezer., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil. Staph., Sulph.) (Br.).

TOOTHACHE: WORSE IN THE COLD AIR, FROM COLD DRINKS, FROM TOUCH, AND WARM THINGS (K.).

Pain in the sound teeth (Acon., Am-C., Ars., Bell., Bry., Carb-V., Cham., Coff., Hyos., Mag-C., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sulph., Zinc.) (K.).

Toothache, better while eating (Am-C., Cham., Chin., Coff., Ipec., Selen., Sil., Spig.) (Br.).

Toothache extending to the ears (Bell., Cham., Kreos., Mang., Merc., Rhod., Sep., Staph., Sulph., Thuj.) (K.).

Neuralgic earache, with sticking pains in the ears (Bl.).

Salivation (Merc., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

SALIVA FLOWS WITH THE PAINS (B.).

Dirty taste in the mouth (B.).

Periodical prosopalgia (Ars.), worse 7 A.M. to 2 P.M., accompanied with flow of tears, photophobia (Br.).

Brown, frothy stools (Br.).

Eye-ball very tender to touch (Br.).

Polyuria (Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Sil.) (B.).

The urine is profuse and colourless (Gels., Merc., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Nocturnal enuresis (Calc., Kreos., Sep., Sulph.) (Bl.).

AGGRAVATION: In the cold air; from touch; from warm things; from cold drinks; from 7 A.M. to 2 P.M.; and at night.

AMELIORATION: While eating.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: Ars., Bell., Chin., Ferr-P., Gels., Hep., Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep. and Sulph.

Common name: platinum.

Is pre-eminently a woman's remedy (Ign., Puls.) (Br.).

Hysteria, with much depression of spirits (Ign., Mosch., Nat-M., Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

Hysterical spasms, with full consciousness (Cina, Mag-C., Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Sep., Stram., Sulph.).

Lead poisonings (Alum., Hep., Op.).

Catalepsy (Graph., Ign., Op., Phos-Ac.) (K.).

Dull, stinging pains, which press inwardly, as from a plug (Anac.).

Tension in the limbs, as if they were tightly bandaged (Arund., Chin.).

Debility and tired feeling of the limbs especially while at rest.

Numbness and sensation of stiffness of many parts mostly accompanied by sensations of coldness.

Pains like constrictions in character.

Pains, as from contusions.

THE PAINS BEGIN SLOWLY, INCREASE GRADUALLY, AND DISAPPEAR JUST AS SLOWLY (Kalm., Nat-M., Phos., Spig., Stann., Sulph-Ac.).

Feeling of numbness, with trembling and palpitation of the heart (Bt.).

Bad effects from fright, insults or anger (Ign., Op., Stram.).

Alternating symptoms of mind and body.

Anxiety with fear of the approaching death (Acon., Apis, Ars.).

Low-spiritedness, with shedding of tears (Ign., Kali-P., Med., Nat-M., Puls., Stann.).

GRANDIOSE IDEAS; HE THINKS HIMSELF VERY GREAT.

PROFOUND CONCEIT; HE THINKS LITTLE OF ANYTHING OUTSIDE OF HIMSELF.

PRIDE WITH OVER-ESTIMATION OF ONE'S OWN SELF.

Proud, haughty and egotistical; everything seems inferior to her in mind and body; she looks down upon everything with contempt (D.).

Much anguish; she feels as if she would lose her senses and die soon (G.).

Past events trouble her (Ign., Staph.) (G.).

CHANGING MOODS; GAY AND SAD ALTERNATELY (Croc., Ign., Nux-M., Puls.) (N.).

Sensation of growing larger in every direction (A.).

Trifling things produce profound vexation (Ign., Staph., Sulph.) (A.).

Satiety of life (Aur.), with taciturnity and fear of death (Acon., Ars., Nux-V.) (A.).

Weary of everything (Phos-Ac., Sep.) (Br.).

Irresistible impulse to kill (Ars., Bell., Hep., Hyos., Nux-V., Phos., Sec., Stram., Thea.) (Br.).

Eyes feel cold (Calc., Euphr., Kali-C.) (Br.).

Objects appear smaller than they are.

Cramp-like pain in the orbits (Br.).

Indurations of the uterus (Aur.) (Bt.).

Menses in excess; blood dark and thick, with chilliness and sensitiveness of the vulva (G.).

Premature or excessive development of sexual instinct (N.).

EXCESSIVE SEXUAL DESIRE, PARTICULARLY IN VIRGIN FEMALES (Phos.) (G.).

Voluptuous tingling in the vulva, and abdomen, with depression of spirits, anxiety, and palpitation of the heart (G.).

Mons veneris cold and excessively sensitive to the touch; cannot bear the napkin usually applied (G.).

Amenorrhœa, with painful pressure, as if the menses would appear, with pain in the small of the back (G.).

Albuminous leucorrhœa, only in the day-time, with great sensitiveness of the vagina (G.).

Gradually increasing, then slowly lessening headache (B.).

Painful, cramp-like numbness in the left malar bone (R.).

Ravenous hunger (Anac., Lyc., Phos.) (Br.).

COSTIVE STATE (Alum., Bry., Ign, Nat-M.).

Constipation due to inertia of the bowels (Alum., Bry., Op., Plb.) (D.).

There are frequent and unsuccessful attempts to stool (Carb-V., Ign., Nux-V., Sep., Sulph., Thuj.) (D.).

THE STOOLS ARE LIKE PUTTY, AND ADHERE TO THE ANUS (Alum.) (D.).

CONSTIPATION OF EMIGRANTS AND TRAVELLERS (Ign.) (D.).

Stools as if burnt (Bry.) (Br.).

Catamenia too early and too profuse (Calc., Ferr., Sep.).

Metrorrhagia (Chin., Mille., Sab., Sec.).

NYMPHOMANIA (Canth., Phos., Stram.).

Early and profuse menses of dark, clotted blood, accompanied by bearing down pains (D.).

Ovaritis with sterility (Br.).

The ovaries are sensitive and have burning pains in them (Apis) (D.).

GENITALS EXCESSIVELY SENSITIVE; CANNOT BEAR TO BE TOUCHED; WILL ALMOST GO INTO A SPASM FROM AN EXAMINATION, AND ALMOST FAINT DURING INTERCOURSE (N.).

Vaginismus (Bell., Cact., Ferr-P., Ign., Lyc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Plb., Puls., Sil.) (K.).

Puerperal mania, with suppressed lochia (R.).

Pruritus vulvæ (Ambr., Am-C., Calad., Calc., Kreos., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Petr., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Tarent.) (A.).

Spasms and screaming at every menstrual period (G.).

Globus hystericus (Asaf., Ign., Sep.) (R.).

Cramp in the calves (Arg-N., Calc., Cham., Coloc., Cupr., Graph., Hep., Lyc., Plb., Sec., Sil., Sulph.) (B.).

TETANIC RIGIDITY (Cic., Cupr., Hyper., Nux-V., Petr., Sep.) (K.).

Bruised backache, aggravated by pressure or bending backward (B.).

Epistaxis, with dark coagulated blood (G.).

Pale, easily fatigued (Stann.) (A.).

Chlorosis (Alum., Calc-P., Ferr., Graph., Puls.) (G.).

Erections in sleep with amorous dreams (Phos.) (R.).

Onanism (Nux-V., Phos-Ac., Staph.) (B.).

CONVULSIONS AFTER ONANISM (Bufo, Calc., Dig., Kali-Br., Lach., Nux-V., Plb., Sep., Sil., Stram., Sulph.) (K.).

Inclination to draw a long breath, prevented by a sensation of weakness in the chest (Stann.) (C.).

Sensation of numbness in the head or temples, zygomata and mastoid, as if the head were constricted or too tightly bound (N.).

Sensation of coldness, crawling and numbness in the right side of the face (N.).

Sleeps with legs far apart (Cham.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; whilst at rest; in the open air; during the lying-in period; from anger; during menses; after rising; from standing; and during coition.

AMELIORATION: In the room; from walking; and from motion.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ars., Aur., Bry., Bufo, Calc., Croc., Ferr-P., Graph., Ign., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Mosch., Nat-M., Nux-V., Op., Petr., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Stann., Sulph., Thuj., Valer.

Antidotes: PULS., and Sp-Nitr-D.

Common name: lead.

Especially adapted to diseases, where they arise from disease of the spinal cord (Bt.).

The patient's complexion is waxy, pallid and greasy, or shiny looking (D.).

Excessive and rapid emaciation (Ars.) (N.).

Locomotor Ataxia (Alum., Kali-P., Zinc.) (Bl.).

GENERAL OR PARTIAL PARALYSIS (Caust., Nux-V.) (N.).

PARALYSIS OF THE EXTENSOR MUSCLES OF THE WRIST; WRIST-DROP; THE PARALYSIS IS ACCOMPANIED BY ATROPHY OF THE AFFECTED PARTS (D.).

Stinging and tearing in the limbs.

Twitching of the limbs, with paralysis of the same (Merc., Zinc.).

Infantile paralysis (Bar-C., Calc.) (Bl.).

The pains in the limbs are aggravated at night and relieved by rubbing.

Badly smelling sweat of the feet (Bar-C., Graph., Nit-Ac., Sil.) (G.).

A sensation of tingling on the bones themselves.

Burning in many parts (Canth., Phos., Sec., Sulph.).

Sensation of constriction in the internal organs (Bell., Cact., Lach.).

Sciatica, with drawing, pressing pains (Coloc., Dios., Mag-P., Rhus-T.) (Hr.).

Convulsions followed by paralysis (Cupr., Nux-V., Zinc.).

Retracted testes (Clem., Nux-V., Op., Rhod.) (B.).

Complete impotence (Agn., Graph., Lyc.), with excessive emaciation, and great debility (Hm.).

Threatening abortion (Apis, Sep.) (A.)

Undeveloped uterus (R.).

Hypersensitiveness of the vulva and vagina (Plat.) (R.).

Loss of sexual desire (Arg-N., Camph., Sep.) (C.).

Menorrhagia, with a sensation of a string pulling from the abdomen to the back (G.).

Milk scanty (Bry., Calc.) (C.).

Sweetish taste in the mouth; everything tastes sweet (D.)

There is a blue line along the border of the gums (D.).

Fluids can be swallowed without difficulty; solids come back into the mouth again (G.).

Loss of appetite (Bry., Kali-M., Nux-V.) (C.).

Violent thirst (Ars., Bry., Merc., Phos-Ac., Sulph. (C.).

Colic during the costive state-a highly prominent indication for its use.

Colicky pains proceeding from the spinal cord (Bhr.).

Constipation during pregnancy (Plat.) (A.).

Obstinate constipation from constriction of the intestinal muscular fibres.

THE STOOL IS PASSED IN LITTLE, ROUND BALLS, WHICH ARE BLACK AND HARD (D.).

The stools are passed with great difficulty (Alum., Nat-M., Op., Sep., Sulph.) (D.).

FAECAL VOMITING (Nux-V., Op., Sulph.).

Incessant vomiting of food (Ipec., Puls.) (C.).

HORRIBLE GRIPING PAIN IN THE ABDOMEN; THE PAINS RADIATE IN ALL DIRECTIONS (D.).

LEAD COLIC (Alum., Bell., Coloc., Nux-V., Op.); THE WALLS OF THE ABDOMEN BECOME RETRACTED (D.).

INTUSSUSCEPTION WITH COLIC AND FAECAL VOMITlNG (A.).

Spasm or contraction of the sphincter ani (Bell.). (D.).

Sensation of a string pulling the anus up into the rectum (D.).

Gastralgia; the pains are very sudden and severe, better from hard pressure and eructations (Coloc., Nux-V., Puls.) (R.).

Typhlitis with a large, hard swelling developed in the ileo-cæcal region, very sensitive to contact or to the least motion (Bell., Bry., Lach.) (N.).

Chronic spinal meningitis (Hn.).

Useful in granular kidney (Aur., Kali-C., Lyc., Merc-C., Nit-Ac., Phos., Rhus-T.).

Complete paralysis of the urinary organs (Op.) (Bt.).

Much troubled with the urine, in not being able to pass it, apparently from want of sensation to do so; the will to do so cannot effect it, as if from paralysis (G.).

Albuminous urine (Apis, Merc-C., Phos.) (R.).

Chronic interstitial nephritis (Lyc., Sep.) (R.).

Hectic fever, with dry, hacking cough, and great exhaustion (Hm.).

Pale, dry skin with liver spots (Sep.) (G.).

Jaundice: the whites of eyes, skin, stool and urine-all are very yellow (Chel., Iod., Nat-S., Sep.) (N.).

Intellectual torpor (Op., Phos-Ac.) (A.).

Slow of perception (Nux-M., Op.) (R.).

Memory lost, so that when talking he was unable to find the right word (Anac., Lac-C., Lyc., Phos-Ac.) (R.).

Fears assassins (Absin., Cimic., Op., Phos., Stram.) (B.).

DELIRIUM (Bell., Canth., Hyos., Stram., Verat.), ALTERNATING WITH COLIC (A.).

Timid and anxious (Phos., Puls.) (B.).

COMA (Hyos., Op., Sulph.) (R.).

Taciturn (Bry., Ign., Phos-Ac.) (B.).

Tongue trembling (Camph., Gels., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Phos-Ac.); cannot be put out (Apis, Brom., Carb-Ac., Dulc., Hyos., Lyc., Merc-C.) (R.).

Assumes strangest attitudes and positions in bed (A.).

Imperfect articulation (Bar-C., Caust., Gels.), sometimes only confused sounds (R.).

Paralysis of the upper eyelid (Caust., Gels.) (C.).

Diplopia (Bell., Hyos., Stram.) (C.).

Femoral, inguinal or umbilical hernia ((Lyc., Nux-V.) (A.).

Strangulated hernia (Nux-V.) (A.).

Dilatation of veins on the back of hands, arms and calves (C.).

Pulse rapid, jerky, weak (Acon., Aur., Bar-C.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From exertion; from excitement; at night; and from motion; from drinking.

AMELIORATION: From hard pressure; and from rubbing.

RELATIONSHIP: The bad effects of lead or Plumb. are antidoted by Alum., Hep., Nux-V., Op., Petr., Plat., Sulph-Ac. and Zinc.

Complementary: Rhus-T.

Common names: may apple; mandrake.

Acts especially upon the liver and digestive tracts, its special affinity being for the mucous membranes, more especially of the duodenum and rectum, and for glandular structures, producing irritation, excessive secretions, inflammation and even ulceration or suppuration (C.).

Adapted to persons of bilious temperament (Bry., Nat-S., Sulph.), who suffer from gastro-intestinal derangements (A.).

"BILIOUS ATTACKS"-ESPECIALLY AFTER ABUSE OF MERCURY (Nux-V.) (A.).

Affects the right side of the throat, right ovary and right hypochondrium (Lyc.) (A.).

The liver is swollen and sensitive (Chin., Merc., Nat-S.) (D.).

Chronic congestion and torpidity of the liver; chronic hepatitis (Chel., Dig., Merc., Nat-S., Nux-V., Sep., Sulph.) (C.).

Gall-stone colic with jaundice (Chin., Mag-M., Merc., Nat-S., Sep.) (C.).

CONSTANTLY RUBBING AND SHAKING THE REGION OF THE LIVER WITH HIS LAND (A.)

Biliousness, with nausea and giddiness; bitter taste and risings; tendency to bilious vomiting and purging, with dark urine (Hg.).

Bad taste in the mouth (Nux-V., Puls.) (D.).

Vomits bilious matter mixed with blood (Bry., Nat-S., Sep.) (Bt.).

Vomiting, with very severe spasms of the stomach (Ant-T., Cupr., Ipec., Sec., Verat.) (Bt.).

Food turns sour, with belching of hot flatus, which is very sour (Ra.).

Colicky pain in the abdomen ameliorated by flexing the limbs (Bell., Bry., Chel. Coloc.) (K.).

Indented tongue (Ars., Carb-V., Chel., Dulc., Glon., Hydr., Ign., Iod., Kali-I., Merc., Plb., Rhus-T., Sep., Stram., Syph., Tell., Vib.) (K.).

Tongue seems too broad (Kali-B., Nat-M., Par., Plb., Puls., Vib., Ziz.) (K.).

Desire for something sour (Ant-T., Ars., Hep., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Thirst for large quantities of cold water (Ars., Bry., Ferr-P., Nat-M., Phos., Sulph., Verat.)

Cramp-like pain in the abdomen with actual retraction of the abdominal muscles (N.).

Sudden shocks of jerking pains (A.).

RUMBLING AND GURGLING IN THE ABDOMEN BEFORE STOOL (Aloe, Coloc., Merc., Olnd.) (K.).

Flatulence during dentition, with green, sour stools in the morning (G.).

Diarrhœa of children during teething, after eating and drinking, or being bathed or washed. (A.).

SEEMS TO DRAIN ONE DRY, BUT SOON IS FULL AGAIN (A.).

Diarrhœa of long-standing (Aloe, Merc., Nat-S., Sulph.) (A.).

DIARRHOEA EARLY IN THE MORNING CONTINUES THROUGH FORENOON, FOLLOWED BY NATURAL STOOL IN THE EVENING (Aloe) (A.).

Stools watery and green, or they may be natural, but exhaustive (Bt.).

Changeable stools (Am-M., Berb., Cham., Colch., Dulc., Puls., Sanic., Sulph.) (K.).

Diarrhœa accompanied by sensation of weakness or sinking in the abdomen or rectum (Aloe, Sulph.) (A.)

Black stools only in the morning (Sulph.) (Ha.).

Stool: Green, watery, fetid, profuse, gushing out (Gamb., Jatr., Phos.); chalk-like (Calc.); jelly-like (Aloe, Kali-B.); undigested (Aloe, Chin., Ferr.); or, with yellow meal-like sediment (A.).

PROFUSE, WATERY STOOLS, POURING OUT LIKE WATER FROM A HYDRANT (D.).

Diarrhœic stools are preceded by retching and vomiting, and followed by a sensation of great weakness in the abdomen, and especially in the rectum (D.).

PROLAPSE OF THE RECTUM BEFORE (Ruta), OR DURING (Calc., Dulc., Gamb., Ign., Lyc., Sep.), OR AFTER STOOL (Aesc., Cocc., Hep., Lach., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sulph.) (K.).

Diarrhœa of dirty water, soaking the napkin through (Benz-Ac.), with gagging (A.).

Diarrhœa after taking milk (Calc., Mag-M.) or sour milk (K.).

PAINLESS CHOLERA MORBUS, OR CHOLERA INFANTUM (Kali-P., Ricin., Sulph.) (A.).

Severe straining during stool, with emission of much flatulence: mucous stools, with spots and streaks of blood; thirst, but no appetite (Sulph.) (An.).

Dysenteric diarrhœa, depending upon inflammatory irritation of the rectum (Aloe, Merc., Sulph.) (Hg.).

Constipation alternating with diarrhœa (Aloe, Nux-V., Sulph.) (G.).

Hæmorrhoids, with prolapsus ani and morning diarrhœa (G.).

Clay-coloured stools (Calc., Hep.), from absence of bile (D.).

Pale, hard, chalky stools (Calc., Chel., Lyc.) (B.).

Suppression of urine (Apis, Bell., Camph., Stram., Tereb.) (C.).

The whites of the eyes and the face are yellow (D.).

Moaning and whining during sleep (Ars., Aur., Bell., Cham., Crot-C., Hyos., Ign., Kali-P., Lyc., Mur-Ac., Nux-V., Op., Puls., Sep., Sil., Sulph.) (B.).

Restless sleep, especially in the forepart of the night (Phos.) (C.).

Pain under the right shoulder-blade (Abies-C., Bry., Card-M., Chel., Chen-A., Lycps, Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Pic-Ac., Ruta, Sanic.) (C.).

Drowsy, half-closed eyes (Op.); rolling the head from side to side (Bell., Hell., Hyos., Nux-V., Op., Stram., Tub.), with moaning and whining (Acon., Bell., Cann-I., Hyos., Kali-C., Phos., Puls., Stram., Sulph., Verat, Zinc.), especially children (N.).

Headache alternates with diarrhœa (Aloe) (A.).

Headache in winter, diarrhœa in summer (A.).

Difficult dentition (Calc., Calc-P., Sil.) (A.).

Intense desire to press the gums together (Phyt.) (A.).

Depression of spirits (Ars., Kali-P., Puls.) (A.).

Imagines he is going to die or be very ill (Ars.) (A.).

Disgust for life (Ars., Aur., Nux-V.) (A.).

Feels fatigued (Kali-P., Phos-Ac.) (G.).

Often useful in bilious fever of a remittent type, with pronounced bilious symptoms (Bry., Chin., Nat-S.) (C.).

GREAT, EVEN DELIRIOUS LOQUACITY, DURING CHILL AND HEAT (N.).

Fever paroxysm at 7 A.M. (A.).

Sleep during perspiration (Ars., Chin., Op., Phos-Ac., Puls., Rhus-T., Sabad.)

Suppressed menses in young girls (Alum., Calc-P., Cycl., Puls., Tub.) (A.).

Pain and numbness in the right ovary, running down the thigh of that side (Lil-T.) (A.).

In the early months of pregnancy, can lie comfortably only on the stomach (Acet-Ac.) (A.).

Prolapsus uteri: from overlifting or straining; from constipation; after parturition, with sub-involution (A.).

Weak, bearing down sensation in the abdomen after parturition (G.).

Pain in the lumbar and sacral region, worse during stool, and still worse afterward (G.).

Pendulous abdomen, after confinement (G.).

Leucorrhœa, consisting of thick, transparent mucus (G.).

AGGRAVATION: In the early morning; in hot weather; during dentition; after eating and drinking; while being bathed or washed; from overlifting or straining; during stool; and from motion.

AMELIORATION: From bending forward, from external warmth; from lying on the abdomen; and by stroking or massaging the liver; and in the evening.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Aloe, Berb., Chel., Chin., Collin., Ferr., Gamb., Hep., Ipec., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-S., Nux-V., Op., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Tub., Verat. and Zinc.

Useful after Ipec. and Nux-V., in gastric troubles, and after Calc. and Sulph. in liver diseases.

Complementaries: Nat-M. and Sulph.

Antidotes: Lact-Ac. and Nux-V.

It antidotes the bad effects of mercury.

Common name: wind flower.

The weather-cock among the remedies (Br.).

Especially adapted to females, with blue eyes, very affectionate, easily excited to tears (Sep.) and of a very yielding disposition (Bt.).

One of the best remedies with which to begin the treatment of a chronic case (Calc., Nux-V., Sulph.) (A.).

Ailments from abuse of chamomile, quinine, iron, mercury, sulphur or tea-drinking (A.).

The disposition and mental state, are the chief guiding symptoms to the selection of Pulsatilla.

The forms of her symptoms are very changeable; she is very well one hour, and very miserable the next (G.).

SHE IS TIMID AND FEARFUL, EXTREMELY MILD AND GENTLE, AND SOMETIMES SILENT AND MELANCHOLIC.

WEEPS VERY EASILY; CAN HARDLY GIVE HER SYMPTOMS WITHOUT WEEPING (Kali-C., Med., Sep.) (G.).

VERY TEARFUL; SHE WEEPS AT EVERYTHING, WHETHER IT IS JOYFUL OR SORROWFUL (G.).

EASILY MOVED TO LAUGHTER OR TEARS (Ign., Nux-M.) (A.).

Throbbing, pressive headache, relieved by external pressure or by tying up tightly (N.).

Violent pain in the ear, as of something forcing outward (N.).

Affections of ears, as sequelæ of measles (N.).

Is especially called for women who are inclined to be fleshy, with scanty and protracted menstruation (Graph.) (A.).

The first serious impairment of health is referred to puberal age; "have never been well since"-anæmia, chlorosis, bronchitis, or phthisis (A.).

The lower limbs go to sleep when sitting (G.).

SECRETIONS FROM ALL THE MUCOUS MEMBRANES ARE THICK, BLAND AND YELLOWISH-GREEN (Kali-S., Nat-S., Stann.) (A.).

Sick headache, from suppression of the menses, or from some menstrual or gastric disorder (Bry., Sep.) (Bt.).

Semilateral headache (Kali-B., Nat-M., Spig.) (G.).

Dizzy, when rising from a chair (Phos.) (G.).

Obstruction in the nose, especially in the evening (Sep.) (K.).

Foul discharge or bad odour from the nose (Aur., Calc., Hep., Sep.) (B.).

Coryza, much worse every evening (Bt.).

Cough very loose, with vomiting of mucus (Ipec.) (G.).

Hard, racking cough that makes the stomach sore; and water escapes the bladder, during every cough.

Loose cough through the day, but dry at night, worse towards evening, and in the recumbent position (Cl.).

Asthma, from deranged menstruation or suppressed urticaria (Bt.).

Cloudiness of vision, with a kind of flashing fire, as if she had received a slap in the face (N.).

Profuse lachrymation in the wind or open air (N.).

Catarrhal ophthalmia, with profuse lachrymation and secretion of mucus (Arg-N., Euphr., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (Bt.).

Styes, especially on the upper eyelid (Am-C., Bell., Ferr., Merc., Phos-Ac., Staph.) (A.).

Agglutination of the lids in the morning (Arg-N., Calc., Graph.) (R.).

Rheumatism: Pains shift rapidly from one part to another, unattended with any great swelling or redness; chronic cases, with weakness, rigidity, coldness and weight in the diseased tissues (Bt.).

Urticaria worse at night, caused by fat, rich food (Bt.).

Chlorosis from abuse of iron (Bt.).

CHRONIC OTORRHOEA (Calc., Hep., Merc., Sil.) (Bt.).

Much pain in the ears, with deafness; the meatus is red and swollen (Sulph.) (Bt.).

Mumps with metastasis to the mammæ or to the testicle (Ars., Carb-V., Jab., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Bad taste in the mouth, every morning on awaking (Bar-C., Bry., Calc-P., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-S. Nux-V., Sep., Sulph.); she has to wash it out soon; it is so bad she cannot bear it (Nux-V.) (G.).

NOTHING TASTES GOOD TO HER (Calc., Merc., Nat-S., Nux-V., Sulph.) (G.).

TONGUE THICKLY-COATED, WHITE OR YELLOW (Bry., Kali-M., Nat-S.) (Bt.).

GREAT DRYNESS OF THE MOUTH (IN THE MORNING), WITHOUT THIRST (Nux-M.; mouth moist, with intense thirst- Merc.) (A.).

LICKS THE LIPS, BUT DOES NOT DRINK (A.).

TOOTHACHE RELIEVED BY HOLDING COLD WATER IN THE MOUTH (Bry., Clem., Coff., Ferr-P.); WORSE FROM WARM THINGS AND HEAT OF THE ROOM (A.).

Toothache on one side of the face; always ceases on going into the open air, but returns in a warm room, and gets worse; the pains are throbbing or shooting, accompanied with much swelling; worse evenings; in mild, tearful females (G.).

Sensation as if the food were lodged undigested above the stomach (Bhr.).

Loathing nausea and retchings after greasy food (Kali-M.) (G.).

Morning sickness, with vomiting of mucus (G.).

ABSENCE OF THIRST OR THIRSTLESSNESS WITH NEARLY ALL COMPLAINTS (Cocc., Nux-V., Sep.) (A.).

Pulsations in the pit of the stomach (Acon., Ant-T., Calc., Chin., Cic., Ferr., Glon., Kali-C., Nux-V., Phos., Sep., Sil.) (G.).

REPUGNANCE TO FOOD (Ant-C., Ars., Bry., Chin., Colch., Sep.) (G.).

Gastric disturbances from rich or fat food (Kali-M.) (G.).

The sight or even the thought of pork causes disgust (A.).

All-gone sensation in the stomach, in tea-drinkers especially (A.).

Distension of the stomach after eating (Arg-N., Chin., Nux-M.) (R.).

Rumbling and gurgling especially in the evening (Lyc.) (R.).

Incarcerated flatus in the abdomen, pressing here and there (C.).

Pressure in the abdomen and small of the back, as from a stone (Bry., Nux-V.) (Ra.).

Colicky pains in the abdomen (Bry., Coloc., Nux-V., Verat.) (G.).

She cannot sit long at a time; must walk about to relieve her (abdominal) pains (G.).

Drawing, cutting pains around the navel (Bt.).

Diarrhœa only or usually at night (Chin.); watery, greenish-yellow, very changeable (Podo., Sulph.); as soon as one eats; from fruits, cold food or drinks, or ice-cream (Ars.) (A.).

Diarrhœa after measles (Carb-V., Chin., Merc.) (K.).

Constipation attended with ineffectual desire for stool (Ra.).

Discharge of blood and mucus during stool (Aloe, Kali-M., Merc., Sulph.) (G.).

After urinating, spasmodic pain in the neck of the bladder, extending to the pelvis and thighs (G.).

Frequent and almost ineffectual urging to urinate, with cutting pain (Canth.) (G.).

Retention of urine, with redness, heat and soreness of the vesical region externally (Ra.).

INVOLUNTARY EMISSIONS OF URINE WHEN SITTING, COUGHING OR WALKING (Caust., Sep.) (J.).

Constant pressure on the bladder without desire to urinate (G.).

Scanty and high coloured-urine (Apis, Berb., Colch., Lyc., Sep.) (K.).

Milky leucorrhœa, with swelling of the vulva, particularly after the menses (G.).

Thick, white, albuminous leucorrhœa (Bt.).

Menses: Suppressed from getting the feet wet; too late, scanty, slimy, painful; irregular, intermittent flow, with evening chilliness; with intense pain and great restlessness and tossing about (Mag-P.); flow more during the day (A.).

DELAYED FIRST MENSTRUATION (Caust., Graph., Kali-C., Senec., Sep.) (A.).

Morning sickness (Cycl., Graph., Sep.) (K.).

Threatened abortion; flow ceases and then returns with increased force; pains spasmodic, excite suffocation and fainting; must have fresh air (A.).

Labour: The pains excite palpitations; suffocating and fainting spells, unless the doors and windows are open; feels as though she must have them open (G.).

Acute inflammation of the testicles (Bell., Ferr-P., Rhod.) (Bt.).

ORCHITIS CAUSED FROM COLD OR SUPPRESSED GONORRHOEA (Bt.).

The testicles and spermatic cord swollen and painful (Clem., Rhod.) (Bt.).

Hæmorrhage from the urethra after suppressed gonorrhœa, or after urination (Hep., Sars., Thuj.) (K.).

Gonorrhœal discharge greenish-yellow or yellow-looking (Merc.) (K.).

Chordee (Arg-N., Cann-S., Canth., Caps., Kali-Chl., Tereb., Thuj.) (K.).

Hydrocele, especially of the boys (Rhod., Sil.) (K.).

Sexual passion increased (Cann-I., Canth., Con., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos., Staph.) ((K.).

Stricture (Clem., Con., Staph.); pain and tenesmus in urinating, worse lying on back (Br.).

Acute prostatitis (Con., Merc., Sep.) (Br.).

Very useful in intermittent fevers, where chilliness predominates (Ars., Chin., Nux-V., Rhus-T.) (Bt.).

Fever just at sunset (Ign., Thuj.) (A.).

There is little heat and no thirst (Ipec.) (Bt.).

Chilliness even in the summer, when warmly clad, with vertigo, throbbing headache, pressure in the stomach, etc. (G.).

CHILLY, YET AVERSE TO HEAT (B.).

Irregular types of malarial fever (Nux-V., Psor., Sep.) (K.).

Anxious heat as if dashed with hot water (C.).

Intolerable, dry, burning heat, evening or night; with distended veins and burning hands that seek out cool places; without thirst (C.).

MOANING DURING HEAT (Arn., Bell., Eup-P., Ipec., Lach., Nux-V.) (K.).

Unable to breathe well, or is chilly in a warm room (A.).

CRAVES FRESH, COOL AIR (Kali-S., Phos., Sulph., Tub.) (Bt.).

Very sluggish circulation, manifested by constant chilliness, coldness and paleness of the skin (Graph., Sep., Sil.) (Ra.).

SYMPTOMS EVER-CHANGING; NO TWO CHILLS, NO TWO STOOLS, NO TWO ATTACKS ALIKE; VERY WELL ONE HOUR, VERY MISERABLE THE NEXT-APPARENTLY CONTRADICTORY (Ign.) (A.).

Pains on first motion (Rhus-T.) (A.).

Pains: Drawing, tearing, erratic, rapidly shifting from one part to another (Bell., Ign., Kali-B., Kali-S., Lac-C., Mang.); are accompanied with constant chilliness; the more severe the pain, the more severe the chill; appear suddenly, leave gradually, or tension much increases until very acute and then lets up with a snap (A.).

Cannot sleep in the early part of the night, but sleeps late in the morning (G.).

Awakes languid, unrefreshed (A.).

AGGRAVATION: In a warm, closed room; towards evening; from warm things; from rich or warm food; from pork and pastry; from fruits; from lying on the left, or on the painless side; from heat; and during menses.

AMELIORATION: In the open air, from cold things; from lying on the painful side; from cold air or cool room; and from cold application.

RELATIONSHIP: Silicea is the chronic of Pulsatilla in nearly all ailments.

Follows well after: Kali-B., Lyc., Sep., Sil. and Sulph.

Follows, and is followed by Kali-Br., which is its chemical analogue.

Complementary: Kali-M., Lyc., Sil. and Sulph-Ac.

Common name: sepsin.

This remedy is employed in typhoid and septic conditions when the well-selected remedy fails to relieve (Bl.).

Diseases originating in ptomaine or sewer gas infection (N.).

Septic conditions following abortions and confinements, when the lochia is thin, acrid, and very fœtid, or suppressed (Bl.).

Chronic complaints that date back to septic conditions (Br.).

Puerperal peritonitis (Apis, Bell.) (Br.).

RAPID DECUBITUS (Ars., Carb-Ac., Lach., Sec.) (A.).

Post-operative cases, with overwhelming sepsis (Br.).

Great restlessness; must move constantly (Ars., Phos.) (A.).

The bed feels hard, parts lain on sore and bruised; must move to relieve the soreness (Arn., Bapt.) (N.).

Skin pale, cold, of an ashy hue (Sec.) (A.).

BONE-PAINS (Eup-P., Ipec.) (B.).

Loquacious (Bell., Hyos., Lach., Stram.) (B.).

Excited (Bell., Stram.) (B.).

Sense of duality (Anac., Petr.) (B.).

Hallucination (Hyos.) (B.).

Vomits water, when it becomes warm in the stomach (Chlf., Phos.) (Br.)

Full of anxiety and insane notions (Br.).

Thinks he is very wealthy (Bell., Cann-I., Sulph., Verat.) (Br.).

Tongue: Large, flabby, clean, smooth, as if varnished; fiery red, cracked; difficult articulation (N.).

Taste: Sweetish, terribly fœtid, pus-like (A.).

Breath horribly offensive (Bapt., Merc., Sulph.) (A.).

ALL THE DISCHARGES ARE HORRIBLY OFFENSIVE (Bapt., Carb-Ac., Nit-Ac., Psor., Sulph.) (Br.).

Vomiting: Persistent, brownish, coffee-ground like, offensive, stercoraceous (N.).

Vomiting with impacted or obstructed bowels (Op., Plb.) (A.).

Constipation with complete inertia (Bry., Op., Sanic., Sil.) (A.).

STOOL: LARGE, BLACK, CARRION-LIKE; SMALL BLACK BALLS, LIKE OLIVES (A.).

Diarrhœa: Horribly offensive, brown or black (Ars., Kali-P., Lach.); painless, involuntary (Kali-P., Podo., Sulph.) (N.).

Fever each menstrual period consequent upon latent pelvic inflammation (Br.).

Pulse abnormally rapid, out of all proportion to temperature (Lil-T.) (A.).

Coldness and numbness of hands and feet, of arms and legs (A.).

DISTINCT CONSCIOUSNESS OF A HEART; IT FEELS TIRED, AS IF ENLARGED; PURRING, THROBBING, PULSATING, CONSTANT IN EARS, PREVENTING SLEEP (N.).

Chronic malaria (Ars., Ipec., Nat-M.) (Br.).

Aching in the limbs, or over the entire body as from a severe cold (A.).

Chill begins in the back between the scapulæ (Caps., Eup-P., Polyp.) (A.).

Frequent urging to urinate as soon as fever came on; urine profuse and clear as spring water; could tell when fever was coming on from frequent calls to urinate (A.).

Chilly as soon as he touches the cold sheets (Aran.) (A.).

Circumscribed redness of the cheeks during the hot stage (A.).

Quickly oscillating temperature (B.).

Cold sweat over the entire body (Camph.) (A.).

Sweat without relief (Bell., Merc.) (B.).

Menses: Horribly offensive, carrion-like, a rotten odour; last but a day, then a bloody leucorrhœa of the same horrible odour (A.).

Seems to be in semi-sleep; dreams all night (Br.).

Suppression of lochia, followed by chills, fever and profuse, fœtid perspiration (Sec.) (A.).

Sapræmia or septicæmia (Arn., Bry., Chin., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Op., Phos., Rhus-T.) (A.).

After-effects of miscarriage (Chin., Sec.) (Br.).

Fœtus or secundines retained, decomposed; dead for days; black, horribly offensive discharge (A.).

Cardiac asthenia from septic conditions (Ars., Kali-P., Lach., Phos., Sec.) (A.).

Threatening heart failure in zymotic and septic fevers (Br.).

Obstinate, varicose, offensive ulcers of old persons (Psor., Sec.) (A.).

Dissecting wounds (Ars.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: From cold; from passing flatus; and at night.

AMELIORATION: From motion; from heat; and from pressure.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arn., Ars., Bapt., Carb-Ac., Carb-V., Echin., Kali-P., Lach., Op., Rhus-T., Psor., Sec., Sulph, and Verat.

Follows: Bry., Lach. and Rhus-T., well.

Common name: bromide of radium.

General lassitude and tired feeling; wants to lie down and rest (Gels., Phos-Ac., Stann.) (C.).

Vivid dreams of fire (Anac., Hep., Laur., Mag-C., Mag-M., Sulph.) (B.).

Frontal headache (Bry., Nux-V., Sep.) (Br.).

Vertigo, with pain in the back of head (Cocc., Nux-V., Petr.) (C.).

Itching all over the body (Psor., Sulph.) (Br.).

Dry, bran-like scaly eruptions (Ars.) (C.).

ECZEMATOUS ERUPTIONS (Anac., Rhus-T., Tub.) (C.).

BURNING OF THE SKIN, AS IF AFIRE (Ars., Sulph.) (Br.).

Psoriasis (Kali-Ars., Sep., Sulph.) (Br.).

Arthritis with aching pains, worse at night (Merc., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

Gout (Benz-Ac., Colch., Lyc.) (B.).

ULCERS AND CANCERS (Ars., Carb-An., Nit-Ac., Sil.) (Br.).

Apprehensive and depressed (Kali-P.) (C.).

Fear of being alone in the dark (Ars., Phos., Stram.) (Br.).

Metallic taste in the mouth (Cocc., Merc., Nat-C., Rhus-T., Seneg.) (C.).

Tongue bluish white, thick, feels swollen (C.).

Empty feeling in the stomach (Carb-An., Sep., Sulph.) (Br.).

Aversion to sweets (Graph.) (Br.)

Belching of gas (Carb-V., Lyc., Nux-M., Puls.) (C.).

Much flatulence (Aloe, Carb-V., Lyc., Nat-S., Puls., Sulph.) (C.)

Pruritus ani and piles (Aloe, Nux-V., Sulph.) (Br.).

Craving for, and relief in, open air (Arg-N., Phos., Puls.) (C.).

Diabetes mellitus (Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (Bl.).

AGGRAVATION: On rising after lying down; after eating; from motion and at night.

AMELIORATION: In open air; from continued motion; and on lying down.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: Ars., Brom., Carb-An., Ferr-P., Gels., Graph., Kali-Ars., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nux-V., Phos., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Tub. and Urt-U.

ANTIDOTES: Rhus-T., Rhus-V. and Tell.

Common name: butter cup.

One of our most effective remedies for the bad effects of alcoholic beverages (A.).

Pleurisy or pneumonia from sudden exposure to cold, while over-heated (Acon., Arn.) (A.).

Shocks through the whole body.

The whole body feels as if beaten (Arn., Bapt., Pyrog.).

Burning and stinging pains (Apis).

Trembling of the limbs after anger (Nit-Ac.).

Muscular pains about the margins of shoulder-blades in women of sedentary employment, often burning in small spots (Agar., Phos.); from needle-work, type-writing, and piano-playing (Act-R.) (A.).

Blister-like eruptions (eczema) in the palms of the hands (N.).

Burning and itching vesicular eruptions (Canth., Rhus-T.).

Shingles preceded or followed by intercostal neuralgia (Mezer.); vesicles may have a bluish appearance (A.).

Corns: Sensitive to touch; smart and burn (Salic-Ac.) (A.).

Day-blindness (Con., Sil., Stram., Sulph.) (A.).

Mist before eyes (Ars., Calc., Caust.) (A.)

Pressure and smarting in eyeballs (Phos.) (A.).

Delirium tremens (Bell., Gels., Hyos., Stram.) (A.).

Pleurodynia, with short and oppressive breathing (Bry., Phos.) (Bl.).

INTERCOSTAL RHEUMATISM; CHEST SORE, BRUISED, WORSE FROM TOUCH, MOTION OR TURNING THE BODY (Bry.); IN WET, STORMY WEATHER (Rhus-T.) (A.).

Pleurisy dependent upon a sudden exposure to cold while over-heated (Bl.).

PAINS: STITCHES, SHARP, SHOOTING, NEURALGIC, MYALGIC OR RHEUMATIC IN THE WALLS OF THE CHEST, COMING IN PAROXYSMS; EXCITED OR BROUGHT ON BY ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES; INFLAMMATORY DEPENDING UPON SPINAL IRRITATION (Agar.) (A.).

Hiccough in drunkards (A.).

Spasmodic hiccough (Bell., Ign., Mag-P., Nux-V., Sec., Verat.) (A.).

Hiccough with convulsions (Bell., Cic., Cupr., Hyos.) (K.).

HICCOUGH AFTER ALCOHOLIC DRINKS (K.).

Fear in the evening; does not want to be alone; fear of ghosts (R.).

Thoughts vanish (R.).

Confusion in the head (Bapt., Gels.) (R.).

ENLARGED SENSATION IN THE HEAD (Bell., Glon.). (K.).

Pain in the forehead and into eyes (Spig.) (R.).

Ciliary neuralgia (Bell., Spig.) (R.).

Iritis (Merc-C., Sil., Sulph.) (R.).

Rattling respiration (Ant-T., Cact., Cupr., Dulc., Hep., Ipec., Kali-S., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Seneg.) (K.).

AGGRAVATION: In the morning; in the evening; from change of temperature; from motion; from stretching, during stormy weather; from contact; from alcohol; from breathing; and from change of position.

AMELIORATION: From rest; from warm application; and in warm weather.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Acon., Apis, Arn., Bapt., Bry., Canth., Clem., Euphorb., Mezer.

Incompatible with: Staph. and Sulph.

Common name: marsh butter cup.

Under this drug the symptoms usually appear on the right side (Bell., Bry., Lyc.) (G.).

Gnawing and screwing pains in the evening and before mid-night.

Twitches in the limbs (Bell., Cupr., Gels., Helt., Ign., Kali-P., Lach., Mosch., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Sil., Zinc.).

FAINTING FROM PAIN (Apis, Cham., Cocc., Hep., Nux-V., Phyt., Valer., Verat.)

Fainting from pain in the stomach (Coll., Puls.) (K.)

The pains are aggravated in the evening and diminish toward mid-night and are followed then by sleeplessness.

Periodical complaints (Ars., Chin., Kali-B., Nat-M., Sulph.).

Sensation of enlargement of the head (Glon., Nux-M., Nux-V., Sil., Spig.).

Vesicular eruptions, with an acrid exudation that renders the surrounding parts sore (Bl.).

Pain over the liver (Bry., Chel., Hep., Iod., Kali-M., Lyc., Merc., Nat-S., Pod., Sep., Sulph.) (Bl.).

A feeling as though diarrhœa would come on (Bl.).

Sensation of cobwebs on the face (Alum., Bar-C., Bor., Brom., Calc., Con., Graph., Laur., Mag-C., Mezer., Phos-Ac., Plb., Sulph., Sulph-Ac.) (K.).

Mapped tongue (Ars., Cham., Kali-B., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Rhus-T., Sulph-Ac., Tarax.) (K.).

Tongue covered with a white film, which comes off in patches, leaving dark-red, tender and very sensitive spots (Tarax.) (A.).

Burning and rawness of the tongue (Ars., Nat-M., Sulph.) (Br.).

Ulcers or large sores on the right side of the nose (G.).

Fluent coryza, with sneezing and burning micturition (All-C.) (Br.).

Frightful dreams about corpses, serpents, battles, etc. (Br.).

STITCHES IN THE CHEST MUSCLES (Apis, Bell., Bry., Carb-An., Kali-B., Kali-C., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Sil., Sulph.) (B.).

Bullæ with acrid contents (B.)

Pemphigus (Apis, Canth., Ran-B.) (B.).

Gnawing in the knees (Benz-Ac., Kali-I., Merc., Nat-M., Zinc.) (B.).

Sensation as of a plug forced between the ribs, under the navel, in the heart, etc. (B.).

Gout of small joints (Benz-Ac., Calc-P., Lyc., Nit-Ac.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; before midnight; from deep breathing; and from motion.

AMELIORATION: After midnight.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: Apis, Bry., Canth., Ferr-P., Graph., Hep., Kali-B., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Rhus-T. and Sulph.

Remedies following: Bell., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T. and Sil.

ANTIDOTE: Camph.

Common name: rhatany.

The rectal symptoms are most important, and have received much clinical confirmation (Br.).

GREAT SENSITIVENESS OF THE RECTUM (Lach., Mur-Ac.) (A.).

FISSURE OF THE ANUS (Aesc., Graph., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Sulph.) (A.).

EXCRUCIATING PAINS AFTER STOOL (Ign., Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (A.).

Burning after soft stool (Aloe, Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Constipation; bowels inactive; stool hard and expelled with great straining (A.).

Protrusion of hærmorrhoids, followed by long-lasting aching and burning in the anus (Sulph.) (A.).

PAIN AFTER STOOL AS IF SPLINTERS OF GLASS WERE STICKING IN THE ANUS AND RECTUM (Aesc., Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (A.).

Dry or itching anus (Aesc., Sulph.) (B.).

Fissures of the nipples in nursing women (Graph., Petr., Sep.) (A.).

Terrible toothache during early months of pregnancy (Acon., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Hyos., Lyss., Mag-C., Merc., Nux-M., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Staph., Tab.) (A.).

Tooth feels elongated (Alum., Am-C., Ant-T., Bor., Bry., Calc., Carb-V., Caust., Cham., Lach., Mag-C., Mezer., Nux-V., Phyt., Rhus-T., Staph.) (A.).

Toothache, worse from lying, compelling one to rise and walk about (Mag-C., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Bursting headache when straining at stool (Ind.) (B.).

Violent, painful hiccough (Am-M., Cic., Lyc., Mag-P., Nat-M., Nux-V., Stram., Verat.) (B.).

Hiccough after eating (Alum., Ars., Bry., Carb-V., Cycl., Graph., Hyos., Ign., Lyc., Mag-M., Nat-C., Nux-V., Phos., Sep., Teucr., Sulph., Verat., Zinc.) (K.).

Pin-worms (Calc., Cina, Merc., Sil., Sulph., Teucr.) (Br.).

Pain like knives cutting the stomach (Abrot., Ars., Bell., Cham., Coloc., Dios., Hydr., Ign., Kali-C., Lyc., Merc., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Puls., Sil., Sulph., Thuj., Valer., Zinc.) (Br.).

Oozing at the anus (Aloe, Phos., Pæon.) (Br.).

Fœtid, thin diarrhœa; stools burn (Aloe, Nux-V., Sulph.) (Br.).

Sensation as if the brain would fall out of the forehead (B.).

AGGRAVATION: From lying; during pregnancy; at night; from touch; from heat; during and after stool; and after eating.

AMELIORATION: From walking about, from cool bathing and from washing with hot water.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Aesc., Bry., Canth., Carb-Ac., Cycl., Hyos., Ind., Iris, Kali-C., Kali-M., Lach., Lyc., Mag-C., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Pæon., Petr., Phos., Rhus-T., Sulph., Thuj. and Verat.

Common name: rhubarb.

Especially suitable for children, during lactation and dentition (Calc., Calc-P., Mag-C., Pod., Sil., Sulph)

We use this remedy most particularly for sour-smelling children; stools, vomit, breath-all smell sour (G.).

Nightly sleeplessness with loping about and crying.

All joints are painful when moving (Arn., Bry., Cham., Colch., Kali-B., Led., Lyc., Mang., Nux-V., Phyt., Ruta).

Bubbling sensation, as from small bubbles in the muscles and joints.

The limbs on which one lies go to sleep (Arn., Bry., Calc., Carb-V., Chin., Kali-C., Lyc., Puls., Rhod., Rhus-T., Sil., Sumb.).

Debility and heaviness in the whole body as if he was awakened from a heavy sleep.

Cool perspirations (around the mouth and the chin and the palms of the hand).

THE CHILD'S WHOLE BODY SMELLS SOUR (Calc., Hep.) (D.).

Very sour smell of the child, which cannot be removed by any amount of washing and care in keeping it clear (G.).

Cholera infantum; stools frequent, uniformly frothy, watery and of a pea-green colour (Sm.).

Diarrhœa, with cutting pains about the navel (Aloe, Ipec.) (Bt.).

Colic and diarrhœa during dentition (Mag-C.) (N.).

Brown and frothy stools (Arn., Kali-B., Mag-C., Merc., Nat-S., Sulph.) (D.).

Diarrhœa of sour, slimy stools, with tenesmus and griping colic (Merc.) (D.).

STOOLS ARE SOUR (Calc., Hep., Mag-C., Merc., Phos., Sulph.), AND THERE IS TENESMUS (Nux-V., Merc., Sulph.).

YELLOW STOOL, TURNING GREEN ON STANDING (Arg-N.) (K.).

Screaming of children, with urging and sour stools (A.).

CHILDREN CRY AND TOSS ABOUT ALL NIGHT (Psor.) (A.).

Child impatient, desires many things, and cries; dislikes even favourite play-things (Cham., Cina, Staph.) (A.).

Its temper is as acrid and acid as are the stools (Bl.).

Loathing after first bite (B.).

Desires many kinds of food, but cannot eat them; becomes repugnant (A.).

Colic: Worse at once by uncovering an arm or leg; with very sour stool; worse when standing; not better by stool (A.).

Difficult dentition; child restless, irritable, peevish, with pale face and sour smell (Cham., Kreos.) (A.).

Sweat of the scalp, constant, profuse; whether asleep or awake, quiet or in motion, the hair is always wet; may or may not be sour (Calc., Sanic.) (A.).

Perspiration on the upper part of the body (Asar., Carb-V., Cham., Kali-C., Nit-Ac., Op., Par., Sec., Thuj., Verat.; on the lower part- Am-C., Apis, Ars., Coloc., Croc., Cycl., Euph., Hyos., Mang., Merc., Nit-Ac., Sep., Thuj.) (K.).

Colic with cries; ameliorated by doubling up, and aggravated by uncovering any part (B.).

Shivering during stool (Merc.) (C.).

Snoring inspiration during sleep (C.).

Vivid, sad, anxious dreams (C.).

May be given after abuse of magnesia, with or without rhubarb, if stools are sour (A.).

Gout with fibrous deposit in great toe-joint (Colch., Led.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: At night; during dentition; from uncovering any part; when standing; during stool; from eating; and during summer.

AMELIORATION: From warmth; from wrapping up; and from doubling up.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ars., Calc., Cham., Coll., Hep., Ipec., Mag-C., Merc., Nat-M., Pod., Sanic., Staph. and Sulph.

It follows well after Mag-C., when milk disagrees and the child has sour odour.

Remedies following: Bell., Calc., Puls., Rhus-T. and Sulph.

Antidotes: Camph., Cham., Coloc., Merc., Nux-V. and Puls.

Rheum antidotes Canth. and Mag-C.

Common name: snow rose.

Especially suitable for nervous persons who dread a storm and are particularly afraid of thunder (A.).

Sensation of formication in the limbs (Agar., Camph., Ign., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos-Ac., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T., Sec., Tarant., Zinc.).

During rest weakness and loss of power in the limbs.

THE PAINS ARE CAUSED AND ARE AGGRAVATED BY WET COLD WEATHER AND DURING A THUNDER-STORM.

During rest the pains are most violent.

Violent rheumatic tearing in the limbs, as if in the periosteum (Phyt.).

Rheumatism worse from rest and change of weather (D.).

Rheumatism of the small joints (Act-S.) (D.).

Rheumatic gout (Benz-Ac., Calc-P.) (D.).

Arthritic nodes (Caust., Lyc., Mezer.) (G.).

Tearing jerking faceache or toothache; better from food or warmth (B.).

Drawing pain in the joints, as if they were dislocated, with gouty nodosities and swelling.

Inferior and superior dental neuralgia of an agonizing character, with a marked tendency to retraction of the gums in all cases.

Very curative in severe neuralgic pains of an alarming character.

Toothache, which ceases suddenly, beginning again in two or three hours (G.).

Toothache, every spring and fall during sharp east winds; worse from change of weather, thunderstorm and windy weather (A.).

Sweat, with formication (N.).

Pressing in the stomach from drinking cold water.

Stitches in the spleen from fast walking (Arn., Chin., Hep., Lach., Nat-C., Nat-M., Sel., Verat.).

Itchy, sweaty, wrinkled scrotum (B.).

Hydrocele of boys (Abrot., Calc., Puls., Sil.) (B.).

Hard, indurated testicle, with tendency to atrophy and a sensation as if it were crushed (D.).

Drawing in spermatic cord, extending to abdomen and thigh (D.).

INDURATION OR SWELLING OF THE TESTICLES, PARTICULARLY OF THE RIGHT ONE (G.).

TESTICLES, ESPECIALLY EPIDIDYMIS, INTENSELY PAINFUL TO TOUCH, DRAWN UP, SWOLLEN AND PAINFUL (N.).

Induration and swelling of the testicle after gonorrhœa (Clem., Puls.) (A.).

Drawing and tearing in the limbs, especially the periosteum, and forearms, and legs; worse in wet weather, or before a storm, and at rest (N.).

Menses with fever (Bell., Graph., Phos., Sep.) (B.).

Diarrhœa from eating fruit (Ars., Bry., Chin., Coloc., Nat-S., Puls., Verat.), and from wet, cold weather (Calc., Dulc., Nat-S., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Polyg., Rhus-T.).

Burning pain and on reading or writing heat in the eyes (R.).

Ears: Pain in the outer ear nearly all day; humming, buzzing, ringing; sensation as if water were rushing into them; loud sounds re-echo for a long time (R.).

Confused and stupid; forgets his subject (Bar-C.) (B.).

Nostrils obstructed alternately (Lac-C.) (B.).

Scraping and scratching sensation in the throat, as if lined with mucus (C.).

Acute inflammatory swelling of the joints, wandering from one joint to another; severe at night; worse in rest and during rough stormy weather (Kalm.) (A.).

Rheumatic drawing, tearing pains in all the limbs, worse at rest and in wet, cold, windy weather (Rhus-T.) (A.).

Rheumatic headaches involving the forehead and temples with tearing of the bones of the skull. These pains are always aggravated by cold, wet weather (Kali-C.) and wine, and ameliorated by wrapping the head up warm (Sil.) (R.).

Symptoms reappear with rough weather (A.).

Stiffness of the nape of the neck in the morning in bed and after rising, with rheumatic pains (R.).

Cannot get asleep, or remain asleep unless legs are crossed (A.).

Urine somewhat increased, pale and of offensive, acrid odour (C.).

Breathless and speechless from violent pleuritic pains running down the anterior chest (B.).

Pain in the back when sitting, better from motion, worse from stooping (B.).

Diarrhœa in damp weather; food passed undigested (R.).

AGGRAVATION: On beginning to move; in stormy, windy weather; from electrical changes in the atmosphere; on approach of thunder-storm; during night; from rest; and from wine.

AMELIORATION: From wrapping the head warmly; from exercise; from dry heat; from motion; and in the sun.

RELATIONSHIP: Antidotes: Bry., Camph., Clem. and Rhus-T.

Compare: Apis, Bry., Con., Dig., Dulc., Ferr-P., Gels., Led., Lyc., Merc., Nat-S., Puls., Rhus-T., Sil., Sulph. and Thuj.

Common name: poison ivy.

It affects powerfully the skin, mucous membranes and fibrous tissues (viz., aponeuroses, ligaments and tendons of muscles.) (D.).

It affects the right side more than the left (A.).

Headache, as if a board were strapped on the forehead (as if a rubber band were stretched tightly over the forehead -Carb-Ac.) (D.).

Headache relieved by motion (Bt.).

Aching in the occipital protuberances and soreness of the scalp (D.).

Vertigo while walking (Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Puls.) (K.).

Vertigo, with heaviness in the limbs, in the aged (Ambr., Bar-C., Calc-P., Cup., Sin-N.) (D.).

Pain in the back on attempting to rise; rheumatic pains in the back and stiff neck from sitting in a draught; the lumbago is a condition which may not be relieved by motion and still indicate Rhus-T. (D.).

PAINS IN THE BACK COMPELLING TO MOVE CONSTANTLY IN BED (N.).

LUMBAGO, BETTER FROM LYING ON SOMETHING HARD (Nat-M.) (K.).

Lameness in the back as if strained or after straining (N.).

RHEUMATIC DRAWING AND TEARING PAINS IN THE LIMBS, WORSE DURING REST, RELIEVED BY CONTINUED MOTION.

Tension as from shortening of the muscles (Cimx., Cupr., Plb., Puls.)

Powerlessness of the lower limbs; cannot draw them up (N.).

Stiffness of the joints, worse when rising from rest.

Aching pains in the legs; must change position every moment (N.).

Tingling in the feet and other places of the body (Acon., Cocc., Kali-C., Nit-Ac., Phos-Ac., Rhos., Pub., Rhod.).

SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES FROM OVER-LIFTING IN SPRAINS AND CONTUSIONS.

Rheumatic paralysis (Caust.) (Bt.).

Nervous inflammations-a wide range in this respect.

THE PAIN AND STIFFNESS IS WORSE ON COMMENCING TO MOVE, BUT CONTINUED MOTION RELIEVES (D.).

Patients cannot bear cold air (Hep.) (D.).

Swelling around the ankles after sitting too long, particularly in travelling (N.).

SCIATICA (left side) (N.).

Swelling of the whole eye and surrounding parts (N.).

Conjunctivitis and iritis, when of traumatic or rheumatic origin, with severe pains worse at night (D.).

Scrofulous ophthalmia and orbital cellulitis (D.).

Ptosis and stiffness of the lids in rheumatic subjects (D.).

Oedematous swelling of the eyes and acrid discharge (D.).

Lachrymation on forcibly opening the eyes (Apis, Con., Ipec., Merc-C.) or when yawning (Ant-T., Calc-P., Ign., Kali-C., Kreos., Nux-V., Sabad., Staph.) (K.).

Sac-like swelling of the conjunctiva (N.).

THE LOWER JAW CRACKS ON EVERY MOTION (Am-C., Lach., Nit-Ac.) AND DISLOCATES EASILY (Staph.) (D.).

The tongue takes imprints of teeth (Ars., Chel., Merc., Sep., Stram.) (N.).

THE TONGUE IS CRACKED AND COATED, ALL EXCEPT A TRIANGULAR SPACE AT THE TIP, WHICH IS VERY RED (D.).

White coating only on one side of the tongue (N.).

Salivation during sleep (Bar-C., Carb-An., Kali-C., Lac-C., Merc., Puls.) (K.).

Sordes on the teeth (Bapt., Hyos., Mur-Ac.) (Bt.).

Epistaxis at night, during straining at stool, from bending forward, or from any bodily exertion (N.).

In typhoid fever hæmorrhage from the nose after 4 o'clock in the morning (N.).

Mumps or swelling of the parotid glands (Bell., Brom., Merc.), with sticking pains when swallowing (Phyt.) (D.).

Catamenia causes violent biting pain in the vulva (N.).

The lochia after having almost ceased, again becomes bloody and offensive (N.).

External genitals inflamed, erysipelatous and œdematous (A.).

Abortion from a strain (G.).

Pain between the shoulders in swallowing (N.).

Membranous dysmenorrhœa, in rheumatic females (G.).

It produces a vesicular eruption, accompanied by œdema, with burning, itching and tingling (D.).

Phlegmonous erysipelas (N.).

Red, shiny swellings and vesicular erysipelas (Anac., Canth., Tarant.).

ECZEMATOUS ERUPTIONS, WITH GREAT BURNING AND ITCHING, WITH A TENDENCY TO FORM SCALES (Ars., Graph., Mezer.).

Rhagades (Calc., Carb-S., Graph., Petr., Puls., Sars., Sep., Sulph.).

CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS alternating WITH DYSENTERY OR ASTHMA (Calad., Mezer., Sulph.) (K.).

Rubbing the affected parts increases the eruption (G.).

Urticaria: In cold weather; from becoming wet; during chill (Apis, Ars., Ign., Nat-M.); during fever (Apis, Chlor., Cop., Cub., Ign., Rhus-V., Sulph.); during perspiration (Apis); during rheumatism (Urt-U.); and every spring (K.).

Hydroa on the upper lip (Ars., Nat-M.) (D.).

Blistering herpes (Canth., Rhus-V.) (D.)

Corners of mouth ulcerated (Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Typhus Fever (Bapt., Hyos., Op., Stram.).

USEFUL IN INFLUENZA, WITH ACHING IN THE BONES, SNEEZING AND COUGHING; DRY COUGH; BRONCHIAL COUGHS OF OLD PEOPLE; AND TYPHOID PNEUMONIA (D.).

Typhoid fever: Mild delirium, with desire to escape (Hyos.); great restlessness, with apparent relief from motion; answers questions slowly (Phos-Ac.); frontal headache; dry, brown, cracked or red tongue, with triangular red tip; yellowish, brown, cadaverous and sometimes involuntary diarrhœa; pains in the limbs and a tympanitic abdomen (D.).

Intermittent fever characterized by a dry, teasing cough during the chill (D.).

Easily chilled, worse from least uncovering, with pains in the limbs (B.).

Chill as if dashed with cold water, or as if cold water were in the veins (B.).

It should be given in scarlet fever, when the child is drowsy, restless and has a red and smooth tongue, œdematous fauces and enlarged glands; eruption does not come out and is miliary; great depression and weakness (D.).

Cellulitis and Carbuncle: There is formation of pus, intense pain and dark red swelling, with the general prostration of the remedy (D.).

Pains as if sprained, as if a muscle or tendon was torn from its attachment or as if the bones were scraped with a knife; worse after midnight or in wet weather (A.).

Affected parts feel sore to touch (A.).

GREAT SENSITIVENESS TO OPEN AIR; PUTTING THE HAND FROM UNDER THE BED-COVER BRINGS ON THE COUGH (Bar-C., Hep.). (N.).

Has helped many cases of small-pox with the same group of symptoms as in scarlet fever, except that there were black, bloody pustules (R.).

Putrid taste in the mouth (Puls.) (G.).

Desire for cold milk (Phos., Staph., Tub.) (K.).

After the first mouthful has no appetite (Lyc.) (G.).

Great thirst, with dry tongue, mouth and throat (A.).

Dysentery (Acon., Aloe, Ferr-P., Merc., Nux-V., Puls., Sulph.).

A bloody, slimy diarrhœa, or an involuntary stool of cadaverous odour in typhoid fever (Bapt., Lach) (D.).

DIARRHOEA, WITH TEARING PAINS DOWN THE LEGS (G.).

Great pain before stool, which is greenish, and contains jelly-like globules or flakes (Bt.).

Jelly-like stools (Aloe, Kali-B.) (Bt.).

Red and scanty urine (Berb., Canth.) (Bt.).

Discharge of urine too copious, too frequent and involuntary (G.).

Bloody urine discharged in drops (Canth., Hep., Sars.) (Bt.).

ERYSIPELAS OF THE GENERATIVE ORGANS, IN BOTH SEXES, ESPECIALLY IN THE MALE (Bt.).

Phimosis or paraphimosis (Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Sep., Sulph., Thuj.) (K.).

Sad, listless (Phos-Ac., Sep.) (Br.).

Restless, cannot stay long in one position (Ars.) (A.).

Great restlessness, anxiety and apprehension (Acon., Ars., Kali-P.) (A.).

Great apprehension at night; fears he will die of being poisoned; cannot remain in bed (A.).

Thoughts of suicide (Ars., Aur., Hep., Nit-Ac., Nux-V.) (Bt.).

Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head (A.).

Sensation of swashing in the brain (Ars., Bell., Carb-An., Hep., Hyos., Lyc., Nux-V., Spig., Sulph-Ac.) (A.).

Paralysis with numbness of the affected parts, from getting wet, on lying on damp ground, and after exertion, parturition, sexual excesses, ague or typhoid (A.).

Locomotor ataxia (Alumn., Gels., Zinc.) (C.).

DREAMS OF GREAT EXERTION-SUCH AS ROWING, SWIMMING, WORKING HARD AT HIS DAILY OCCUPATION, AND ROAMING OVER FIELDS (A).

Yawning, with violent stretching of the limbs (G.).

Pain in the abdomen, ameliorated by lying on the abdomen (Aloe, Bell., Bry., Coloc., Phos., Plb., Stann.) (K.).

Weak, rapid, sharp, tremulous or irregular pulse (Bt.).

Colic, compelling one to walk bent (Coloc., Nit-Ac.) (Br.).

Swelling of the inguinal glands (Bell., Calc., Hep., Iod., Merc., Sil.) (C.).

Humid eruptions on the genitals and between the scrotum and thighs (C.).

Scrotum becomes thick and hard (Sulph.), with intolerable itching (Crot-T., Graph., Sulph.) (C.).

Uncomplicated hypertrophy of the heart from over-exertion, with a sense of numbness of the left arm and shoulder (Acon., Act-R., Arn., Kalm.) (D.).

Sensation of weakness and trembling in the heart (N.).

Aching in the left arm, with heart disease (N.).

Tickling under the sternum, that excites cough (Bt.).

Terrible cough, which seems as if it would tear something out of the chest (G.).

Expectoration of brick-dust or bloody sputa, raised with difficulty (Phos.), and accompanied with high fever, in the worst cases of pneumonia (Bt.).

Sepia often quickly relieves the itching and burning of Rhus-T., the vesicles drying up in a few days (A.).

AGGRAVATION: During rest; whilst rising from a seat; when entering the room from the open air; from getting wet, especially while perspiring; during the winter season; during the night; after midnight; before storms; on beginning to move after quiet; and in wet, rainy, weather.

AMELIORATION: From continued motion; from walking; from change of position; from lying on something hard; from warmth; in dry air; and from warm or hot things; from wrapping up; and from moving the affected parts.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary to: Bry., Calc., Mag-C., Med. and Phyt.

Inimical to: Apis (must not be used before or after).

Compare: Acon., Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc-P., Cham., Ferr., Gels., Hep., Kali-P., Lach, Merc., Nat-M., Nat-S., Rhod., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj. and Zinc.

Common name: yellow dock.

This remedy is indicated in those of tubercular diathesis, who are extremely sensitive to the open air (Bl.).

Intense itching of the skin when undressing to go to bed (N.).

Itching of various parts, worse by cold, and better by warmth.

It should be remembered in urticaria and prurigo, when there is intense itching of the skin; this is made worse from exposure to cold air (Bl.).

The urine passes involuntarily during coughing (Apis, Bell., Caust., Ferr-P., Kreos., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos., Puls., Squil.) (Bl.)

Early morning diarrhœa from 5 to 10 A.M. (Aloe, Nat-S., Podo., Sulph.) (A.).

The stool is profuse, painless and offensive, and may accompany pulmonary tuberculosis (Bl.).

Brownish diarrhœa, worse in the morning (Nat-S., Sulph.) (N.).

Ravenous appetite (Petr., Sulph.) (B.).

SUDDEN URGING, DRIVING OUT OF BED IN THE MORNING (Sulph.) (A.).

Attacks of sneezing (Ars., Cycl., Sabad.) (B.).

VIOLENT INCESSANT COUGH, WORSE ON INHALING THE LEAST COLD AIR (Hep., Rhus-T.); COVERS THE MOUTH TO KEEP THE COLD AIR OUT, WITH RELIEF (N.).

Night cough in phthisis (Con., Hyos., Phos., Puls. (D.).

Cough caused by tickling in the supra-sternal fossa (D.).

Touching the throat-pit brings on the cough ((G.).

EVERY BREATH OF COLD AIR CAUSES TICKLING AS FROM A FEATHER OR DUST IN THE THROAT-PIT AND CONTINUOUS COUGH (B.).

By covering up all the body and head with the bed-clothes there is no cough (G.).

Cough provoked by change of air, cool or warm, or change in the rhythm of respiration (N.).

Violent, incessant dry cough, fatiguing, with little expectoration, aggravated by pressure, talking, and especially by inhaling cold air (N.).

Cough, worse in the evening, after lying down, especially from lying on the left side (Phos.) (A.).

COUGH WORSE FROM CHANGING AIR OR ROOM (Phos., Spong.) (A.).

Raw sensation in the larynx and trachea when coughing (Caust.) (A.).

Hawks out much tenacious mucus (Kali-B., Kali-C.) (B.).

Hoarseness: Worse evenings and after exposure to cold; voice uncertain (A.).

Complete aphonia (Am-Caust., Arg-N., Carb-V., Caust., Phos.) (Bt.).

Sensation of a lump in the throat (Bell., Ign., Lach.), which descends on swallowing, but returns immediately (Ign.) (A.).

Sense of excoriation behind the sternum (Phos.) (Dn.).

The left chest is more often affected than the right (Phos.) (Dn.).

Every cold affects the joints (Calc-P.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: From inhaling cold air; in the evening; after lying down; from uncovering; at night; from pressure on trachea; and early in the morning.

AMELIORATION: From warmth; from keeping the mouth covered to exclude cold air; and from wrapping up.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Bell., Caust., Dros., Hyos., Merc., Nat-S., Phos., Podo., Psor., Rhus-T., Sang., Sil., Sulph. and Tub.

Common names: rue; bitter wort.

Bruises and other mechanical injuries of bones and perios eum (N.).

All parts of the body upon which he lies are painful, as if bruised (N.).

Soreness and lameness as from a sprain or bruise (Arn., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Wrists feel as if sprained, stiff, worse in cold, wet weather (N.).

Rheumatism of wrists and ankles (Rhus-T.) (D.).

Hamstrings feel shortened (Graph.) (Br.).

Scrofulous exostosis (Calc-F.) (A.).

Periostitis (Calc., Calc-F., Calc-P., Merc., Sil.) (A.).

Fractures, and especially dislocations (Symph.) (A.).

Eye-strain followed by headache (Calc-P., Nat-M.) (Br.).

Eyes burn like balls of fire (N.).

Asthenopia and amblyopia from fine sewing, or reading with a bad light (Bl.).

EYES ACHE AND FEEL STRAINED, FROM FINE SEWING OR READING, PARTICULARLY BY GAS LIGHT (Arg-N., Nat-M.) (N.).

Blurred vision (Chin., Cycl., Phos.) (A.).

Misty or dim vision, with complete obscuration at a distance (Phos.) (A.).

Spasms of the lower eyelids (A.).

Disturbances of accommodation (Nat-M.) (Br.).

Eye diseases after easing the eyes at fine work, such as watch-making, engraving etc. (Nat-M.) (A.).

Pressure deep in the orbits (Br.).

Warts with sore pains; flat, smooth on the palms of hands (Nat-C., Nat-M.; on the back of hands- Dulc.) (A.).

BACKACHE, RELIEVED BY LYING ON THE BACK (Kali-C., Mat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Restless, turns and changes position frequently when lying (Rhus-T.) (A.).

PROLAPSUS OF THE RECTUM, IMMEDIATELY ON ATTEMPTING A PASSAGE FROM THE SLIGHTEST STOOPING, AND AFTER CONFINEMENT (N.).

Constipation from inactivity of the rectum, or from impaction following mechanical injuries (Arn.) (A.).

Frequent, unsuccessful urging for an evacuation (A.).

Pressure on the bladder, as if constantly full; it continues after urinating (A.).

Could hardly retain urine on account of urging, yet if not attended to it was difficult afterwards to void it (A.).

Scanty, green urine (Ars., Camph., Merc-C.) (A.).

Involuntary urination (Apis, Caust., Nat-M., Puls.) (A.).

Corrosive leucorrhœa (Calc., Nit-Ac.) (B.).

PHTHISIS AFTER MECHANICAL INJURIES TO THE CHEST (Arn., Ham., Mill.) (A.).

Cough with copious, thick, yellow expectoration (Lyc., Puls., Sep., Stann.) (Br.).

Short breath, with tightness of the chest (Br.).

Frequent waking at night (Bell., Stram., Sulph.) (C.).

Dyspepsia resulting from a strain of the abdominal muscles (C.).

Epigastric region sensitive (C.).

AGGRAVATION: In cold, wet weather; after using the eyes at fine work; from eye-strain; from stooping; after mechanical injury; from straining at stool.

AMELIORATION: From lying on the back; from motion; from warmth.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arg-N., Arn., Bapt., Bov., Calc., Calc-F., Calc-P., Con., Dulc., Euphr., Ferr-P., Kali-P., Mill., Nat-C., Nat-M., Phyt., Rhus-T., Seneg., Symph. and Thuj.

After Arn., it hastens the curative process in the joints; after Symph. in injuries of the bones.

Complementary: Calc-P.

Antidote: Camph.

Common name: cevadilla.

Worm affections of children (Bell., Bry., Calc., Cina, Merc., Sil., Spig., Sulph.) (A.).

Twitching, convulsive tremblings and catalepsy from worms (Cina, Graph., Psor.) (A.).

Nymphomania from ascarides (Plat.) (A.).

Hay fever (All-C., Ars., Gels.) (D.).

Chill returning at the same hour (Ars.) (C.).

Chilliness from feet to head (A.).

Chill predominates (Camph., Nux-V., Verat.) (Br.).

No thirst during chill; heat often internal (G.).

Influenza with violent, spasmodic sneezing (Ars.) and lachrymation on going into open air (Calc., Phos., Sil., Sulph., Thuj.) (D.).

Many symptoms go from right to left (Lyc., Podo.) (A.).

Eyes swollen and watery (Euphr.) (D.).

Headache from too much thinking, too close application or attention (Arg-N.) (A.).

BURNING, WATERY DISCHARGE FROM THE NOSE (All-C., Ars., Nat-M.) (D.).

Delirium during intermittents (Ars., Lach., Nat-M., Podo., Verat.) (A.).

Nervous, timid, easily startled (Bor., Gels., Kali-C.) (Br.).

ILLUSIONS: THAT HE IS SICK; THAT PARTS ARE SHRUNKEN; THAT SHE IS PREGNANT (Ign., Thuj., Verat.), WHEN ONLY DISTENDED WITH FLATUS; AND THAT SHE HAS SOME HORRIBLE THROAT DISEASE THAT WILL BE FATAL (A.).

Parchment-like dryness of the skin (Ars.) (A.).

Swelling of the throat and tonsils (Bell., Merc., Sil.) (D.).

DIPHTHERIA OR TONSILLITIS (Ars., Bell., Kali-M., Lach., Lyc., Merc-P-I, Nux-V., Phyt., Rhus-T., Sil.) (A.).

CAN SWALLOW WARM FOOD MORE EASILY, (A.).

Stitches and most symptoms, especially of the throat, go from left to right (Lach., Lac-C.) (A.).

Sensation of a skin hanging loosely in the throat; must swallow over it (A.).

Dryness of the fauces and throat (Aesc., Bry., Sulph.) (A.).

Tongue feels burnt (Bell., Iris, Thuj.) (B.).

Canine hunger (Lyc., Sulph., Tub.) (B.).

Craves hot things, sweets or milk (B.).

Crawling, itching at the anus (Calc., Cina, Sulph., Teuc.) (B.).

Loss of appetite (Cycl., Nux-V., Puls.) (A.).

Sour or rancid eructations (Alum., Bar-C., Calc., Carb-V., Ferr-I., Graph., Kali-B.) (A.).

Sneezing in spasmodic paroxysms, followed by lachrymation (All-C.) (A.).

COPIOUS, WATERY CORYZA (All-C., Euphr., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Face hot and eye-lids red and burning (All-C., Ars., Sulph.) (A.).

Great sleepiness in the forenoon (Ant-C., Bism., Calc., Calc-P., Carb-An., Carb-V., Gels., Mosch., Nat-C., Nux-V., Podo., Sep., Thuj.) (G.).

Disturbed and unrefreshing sleep at night (Nux-V., Puls., Sulph.) (C.).

Confused dreams (Bry., Calc, Coff., Dulc., Ferr., Glon., Ign., Lyc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Lassitude and weakness (Gels., Nux-V., Phos., Pic-Ac., Zinc.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: In the fore-noon; before midnight; from cold; while resting; from cold drinks; during new and full moon; and from odours.

AMELIORATION: From motion; while swallowing; while getting warm; from warmth; and from warm food and drink.

RELATIONSHIP: It follows Bry. and Ran-B. well in pleurisy, and has cured after Acon. and Bry. failed.

Antidotes: Con., Lach., Lyc. and Puls.

Complementary: Sep.

Common name: savine.

Chronic ailments of women (Calc., Ferr., Graph., Kali-C., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Thuj.) (A.).

Ailments following abortion or premature labour (Caul., Kali-C., Sep.) (A.).

DRAWING PAINS IN THE SMALL OF BACK, FROM SACRUM TO PUBES, IN NEARLY ALL DISEASES (from back, going round the body to the pubes- Vib-Op.) (A.).

Fig-warts with intolerable itching and burning; exuberant granulations (Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (A.).

Craves lemonade (Bell., Calc., Cycl., Eup-Pur., Jatr., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sec., Sulph-I.) (B.).

Menses: Too early, too profuse, too protracted; partly fluid; partly clotted (Bell., Chin., Ferr., Ipec., Nux-V., Puls.); in women who menstruated very early in life (Calc., Puls.); flow in paroxysms (Caust., Kreos., Puls., Sep.); with colic and labour-like pains (A.).

Metrorrhagia, with paroxysmal flow of bright colour (Bell.), accompanied by pains in the joints (D.).

Menorrhagia during climacteric, in women who formerly aborted, or with early first menses (Calc., Ferr., Kali-C., Lach., Murx., Nux-V., Puls., Sec., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

HAEMORRHAGE FROM THE UTERUS; FLOW PARTLY PALE RED, PARTLY CLOTTED; WORSE FROM LEAST MOTION (Bry., Croc., Erig., Helon., Ipec., Sec., Sulph., Tril., Ust.); OFTEN RELIEVED BY WALKING (A.).

Discharge of blood between periods, with sexual excitement (Ambr., Calc., Cham., Ipec., Phos., Rhus-T., Sil.) (A.).

Inflammation of ovaries or uterus after abortion, or premature labour (Sep.) (A.).

THREATENED ABORTION ABOUT THE THIRD MONTH (Apis, Cimic., Croc., Eup-Pur., Merc., Sec., Thuj., Ust.), WITH PAINS IN THE SMALL OF THE BACK, GOING DOWN THE THIGHS (D.).

Retained placenta from uterine atony (Canth., Caul., Cimic., Croc., Gels., Ipec., Nux-V., Puls., Sec., Sep.) (A.).

INTENSE AFTER-PAINS (Arn., Cham., Cupr., Hyper., Kali-C., Puls., Rhus-T., Sec., Sep., Vib., Xanth.) (A.).

Promotes expulsion of moles or foreign bodies from the uterus (Canth.) (A.).

PAIN FROM LUMBAR REGION FORWARD TO PUBES OR REVERSE, OR SHOOTING UP TO THE VAGINA (B.).

Foul, acrid leucorrhœa (Calc., Nit-Ac.) (B.).

Itching of the genitalia from leucorrhœa (K.).

Suppression of the menses is followed by a thin, fœtid leucorrhœa (G.).

Bruised sensation along the anterior surface of the thighs (D.).

Arthritic pains (Bell., Caul., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Much irritability of temper (Nux-V., Sulph.) (G.).

MUSIC IS INTOLERABLE; PRODUCES NERVOUSNESS, GOES THROUGH BONE AND MARROW (Causes weeping- Thuj.) (A.).

Quivering in the abdomen as if there was something alive in it (Sabad., Thuj., Verat.) (G.).

Frequent urging to stool; finally a liquid portion is discharged, followed by a hard portion (G.).

Constipation; stools difficult and painful (G.).

Piles, with discharge of bright red or dark, venous blood (G.).

Attacks of shivering chilliness all day (A.).

Burning of the whole body, with great restlessness (Ars., Canth., Phos., Sec.) (A.).

Flushes of heat in the face, while the rest of the body is chilly; with icy cold hands and feet (Sep.) (A.).

Sweats easily (Bry., Calc., Chin., Sil.) (A.).

Night-sweats (Calc., Chin., Merc.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From least motion; in a warm room; in warm air; after parturition; from music; from taking a deep breath; and during menopause.

AMELIORATION: In cool, open, fresh air; while exhaling; from cold.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Apis, Arn., Bell., Bry., Calc., Canth., Caul., Croc., Ferr., Lach., Lyc., Mill., Puls., Sec., Sep., Sulph., Thuj., Ust., Vib-O., Xanth. and Zinc.

Complementary to: Thuj.

It follows Thuj. well in condyloma and sycotic affections.

Antidotes: Camph. and Puls.

Common name: elder.

We are often led to this remedy, when we find a great deal of perspiration, occurring with any other trouble, which may last all the time, or it may come and go in paroxysms (G.).

Bad effects of violent mental emotions, anxiety, grief, or excessive sexual indulgence (Kali-P., Phos-Ac.) (A.).

SNUFFLES IN CHILDREN (Am-C., Aesc-T., Aur., Aur-M., Elaps, Lyc., Nux-V., Puls.) (D.).

NOSE DRY AND COMPLETELY OBSTRUCTED, PREVENTING BREATHING AND NURSING (Am-C., Lyc., Nux-V., Stict.) (A.).

Child awakes suddenly almost suffocated, face livid, blue, sits up in bed; turns blue, gasps for breath, which it finally gets; attack passes off, but again repeated (A.).

CHILD INSPIRES BUT CANNOT EXPIRE (Chlor., Meph.) (A.).

SPASM OF THE GLOTTIS (Ars., Bell., Cupr., Gels., Ign., Lach., Mag-P., Mosch., Op., Phos., Sil., Spong., Stram., Tab., Tarant., Verat.) (D.).

Asthma with suffocative attacks of breathing; patient may be well enough while awake, but sleeps into the trouble (G.).

Attacks of suffocation as in last stage of croup (A.).

Cough: Suffocative, with crying children; worse about midnight; hollow, deep, whooping, with spasm of the chest; with regular inhalations but sighing exhalations (A.).

There is much mucus in the bronchi, while expectoration is difficult (Bl.).

Face turns blue with cough (Coc-C., Cor-R., Dros., Ipec., Mag-P., Verat.) (Br.).

MILLAR'S ASTHMA (Br.).

Half-open eyes (Ant-T., Apis, Bell., Cham., Cupr., Dig., Ferr., Gels., Hell., Ipec., Kreos., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Op., Phos., Rhus-T., Stram., Sulph., Verat., Zinc.) (B.).

Sees images when shutting the eyes (Arg-N., Bell., Calc., Caust., Graph., Puls., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Tarant., Thuj.) (Br.).

Fright followed by suffocative attacks (Br.).

Very easily frightened (Arg-N., Ars., Bar-C., Bor., Graph., Kali-C., Lyc., Nat-Ars., Nat-C., Sep., Stram.). (Br.).

Constant fretfulness (Cham., Cina, Lyc., Nux-V., Sulph.) (Br.).

Trembling, anxiety and restlessness (Acon., Ars., Hyos., Stram.) (C.).

Hoarseness, with much tenacious, glutinous mucus in the larynx (Kali-B., Rumx.) (C.).

Quick, wheezing respiration (Ant-T., Brom., Seneg.) (C.).

Sleepness, without sleep (Bell., Cham., Lach.) (C.).

ICY COLD FEET (Camph, Carb-V., Crot-C.) (B.).

Scanty urine (Apis, Ars., Bell., Canth., Colch., Dig., Ferr-P., Lyc., Merc-C., Sep.) (Br.).

Acute nephritis (Apis, Bell., Canth.) (Br.).

Dropsical symptoms with vomiting (Ars., Dig., Kali-C., Lyc., Nat-S.) (Br.).

Coldness creeps over the whole body, especially hands and feet, which are cold to the touch (A.).

Dry heat while he sleeps; on falling asleep, after lying down; fever without thirst, dreads uncovering (must be covered in every stage- Nux-V.) (A.).

Deep, dry cough precedes the fever paroxysms (A.).

PROFUSE SWEAT OVER THE ENTIRE BODY DURING WAKING HOURS; ON GOING TO SLEEP, DRY HEAT RETURNS (sweats as soon as he closes his eyes to sleep- Chin., Con.) (A.).

Most of the pains occur during rest and disappear during motion (Rhus-T.) (A.).

Persons formerly robust and fleshy, suddenly become emaciated (Iod., Tub.) (A.).

Oedematous swelling in various parts of the body, especially in legs, insteps and feet (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From uncovering; while lying down; while resting; after eating fruit; during midnight, in dry, cold air; from cold drinks; and during expiration.

AMELIORATION: From moving; on rising; while walking; from wrapping up warmly; from sitting up in bed; and from pressure.

RELATIONSHIP: Antidotes: Ars., Camph.

Follows well after Op. in bad effects of fright.

Relieves ailments from abuse of Ars.

Compare: Ars., Bell., Brom., Chin., Chlor., Cupr., Dig., Gels., Hep., Ign, Iod., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Mag-P., Meph., Mosch., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Sil., Spong., Stram., Sulph., Tab. and Verat.

Common name: blood root.

Is pre-eminently a rightsided remedy (Bell., Lyc.) (D.).

Acts intensely on the right lung and chest (N.).

Roundish or oval, whitish and raised patches on the mucous membrane of the nose, mouth, prepuce and anus (Bt.).

Burning in the palms and soles (Ars., Lach., Phos., Sep., Sulph.) (D.).

Jaundice, with nausea and vomiting (Ars., Bry., Card-M., Chel., Dig., Kali-M., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-S., Phos., Sep.) (Bt.).

Circumscribed redness of the cheeks (Chin., Ferr., Lachn., Phos., Stann., Sulph., Tub.) (D.).

Headache during the climacteric (Graph., Lach., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

Determination of blood to the head and chest (Bell., Cact, Ferr-P.) (D.).

PERIODICAL SICK HEADACHE; BEGINS IN THE MORNING, INCREASES DURING THE DAY, AND LASTS UNTIL EVENING (Nat-M., Spig.) (A.).

Head feels as if it would burst (Bell., Bry., Calc., Chin., Con., Glon., Lach., Lyss., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Sep.) (A.).

Sensation as if the eyes would be pressed out during headache (A.).

Distension of temporal veins (Bell., Glon., Verat-V.) (D.).

Headache relieved by sleep (Bell., Chel., Ferr., Gels., Glon., Graph., Hyos., Lac-C., Pall., Phos., Pic-Ac., Puls., Sep.) (A.).

HEADACHE BEGINS IN THE OCCIPUT, SPREADS UPWARDS AND SETTLES OVER THE RIGHT ORBIT (Sil.; over the left orbit- Spig.)

Headache every seventh day (Ars., Gels., Iris, Lac-D., Lyc., Nux-M., Phos., Psor., Sil., Sulph., Tub.) (A.).

PAINS IN THE HEAD INCREASE AND DECREASE WITH THE SUN (Acon., Glon., Kalm., Nat-M., Phos., Spig., Stann, Stram.) (R.).

Headache ameliorated by voiding a large amount of urine (Acon., Ferr-P., Gels., Ign., Kalm., Meli., Sil., Tereb., Verat.) (R.).

The pains in the head are so severe that the patient can neither tolerate noise nor light and vomits everything, and buries the head in the pillow, or presses it on something hard (D.).

Facial neuralgia ameliorated by kneeling down and pressing the head firmly against the floor; pain extends in all directions from the upper jaw (A.).

Burning and rawness in the nose, with fluent coryza (All-C., Arum-T., Ars., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Humming and roaring in the ears (Bell., Carb-S., Carb-V., Caust., Chin., Chin-S., Graph., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sil., Spig., Sulph., Tab., Verat.) (R.).

Nasal polypi (Calc., Phos., Sil.), which tend to bleed easily (D.).

Eruption on the face of young women, especially during scanty menses (Bells, Calc., Eug-J., Psor.) (A.).

Burning in the pharynx and œsophagus (Asaf., Canth., Kreos., Merc-C.) (A.).

Dyspnœa and desire to breathe deeply (Bry., Cact., Calc., Ign., Lach., Nat-S., Sel., Sulph.) (R.).

EXCESSIVE DYSPNOEA (Ant-T., Ars., Brom., Carb-V., Dig., Hydr-Ac., Lach., Lyc., Nat-P., Phos., Samb., Sulph., Verat.) (Bt.).

Tough, rusty-coloured sputa, in the second and third stages of pneumonia (Phos.) (Bt.).

BREATH AND SPUTA SMELL BAD, EVEN TO THE PATIENT (Ars., Caps., Chin., Lach., Puls.) (Bt.).

Hacking cough, evenings after lying down, from tickling in the throat (Ars., Hyos., Rumx.) (R.).

Cough with expectoration of thick, blood-streaked mucus (Ars., Bry., Ferr., Phos., Sabin., Sep., Sulph-Ac., Zinc.) (R.).

Cough day and night with great emaciation (N.).

Dry cough, ameliorated by sitting up in bed and discharging flatus upward and downward (R.).

Hæmoptysis (Bell., Cact., Ferr-P.) (R.).

Phthisis florida (Ferr-P., Phos.) (D.).

Asthma after the "rose cold," aggravated from odours (A.).

The cough returns every-time the patient takes cold (Hep., Tub.) (A.).

Burning in the chest (Phos., Sulph.) (D.).

Heat and tension behind sternum (N.).

Congestion of the lungs with bright red face and flushing of one or both cheeks (Ferr-P.) (D.).

Sharp, stitching pains through the right lung (Bry.) (D.).

RHEUMATIC PAIN IN THE RIGHT ARM AND SHOULDER (Fluor-Ac.; left arm and shoulder- Rhus-T.); CANNOT RAISE THE ARM (Bry., Calc., Ferr.); WORSE AT NIGHT (Bell., Calc., Caust., Kali-B., Merc., Phos., Sil.) (A.).

Great susceptibility to odours, which causes the patient to faint (Ign., Nux-V., Phos.) (D.).

Faintness from odours of flowers (Phos.; from odours of fish- Colch.; from odours of cooking food- Colch., Ipec.) (K.).

Flatulent distension of the stomach (Carb-V., Chin., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls.) (D.).

Flushes of heat and leucorrhœa, during the climacteric (Lach., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

Painful enlargement of breasts (Bry., Puls.) (A.).

Sharp, stitching pains (Kali-B., Kali-C., Nit-Ac., Sil.), with soreness and stiffness of muscles (Rhus-T.) (D.).

Sudden stopping of catarrh of the respiratory tract followed by diarrhœa (Sel.) (Br.).

Afternoon fever with circumscribed red cheeks, 2 to 3 P.M. daily; burning of palms and soles: cough and expectoration (N.)

Ozæna, with profuse, offensive, yellowish discharge (Hydr., Kali-I., Sep., Sil.) (Br.).

Aversion to butter (Ars., Carb-V., Chin., Cycl., Mag-C., Merc., Phos., Ptel., Puls.) (Br.).

Craving for piquant things (Br.).

Unquenchable thirst (Ars., Eup-P., Phos., Sulph., Verat.) (Br.).

Deathly nausea, in paroxysms (Ant-T.), with much salivation (C.).

Vertigo: In the morning on rising from a sitting or stooping position, on quickly turning the head, or from looking upward (C.).

AGGRAVATION: During the climacteric; periodically; every week; from lying down; from motion; at night; with the sun; from odours; from light; from looking up; and from raising the arm.

AMELIORATION: From sleep; from voiding a large amount of urine; from vomiting; in the darkness; from sitting up; from eructation; in the cool air; and from passing flatus.

RELATIONSHIP: Sang. is the chronic of Bell. and may be used after Bell. when it fails in scarlatina.

Complementary: Ant-T. and Phos.

Common name: mineral spring water.

Especially useful in sweaty-headed children with defective assimilation (Calc., Sil.).

Marasmus (Abrot., Calc-P., Lyc., Nat-M., Op., Sil., Sulph.) (B.).

Progressive emaciation (Iod., Nat-M.) (A.).

Child kicks off covers at night (Sulph.) (B.).

Profuse, scaly dandruff on the scalp, eyebrows and in the beard (A.).

LOOKS OLD AND THIN (Arg-N., Lyc., Op.) (B.).

Child looks dirty, greasy and brownish; skin about neck wrinkled, hangs in folds (Abrot., Iod., Nat-M., Sars.) (A.).

Soreness behind ears, with discharge of white, gray, viscid fluid (Gnaph., Psor.) (A.).

Ringworm on the tongue (Nat-M.) (A.).

Tongue large, flabby, burning; must protrude it to keep it cool (A.).

Body smells like old cheese (Psor.) (B.).

The odour of stool follows despite bathing (Sulph.)

Stubborn and touchy (Ant-C., Bry., Cham., Cina, Nat-M.) (B.).

Dread of downward motion (Bor., Gels., Stram.) (A.).

Child headstrong, obstinate, cries and kicks (Bell., Lyc., Stram., Verat-V.); cross, irritable, does not want to be touched (Ant-C., Bell., Bry., Cham., Cina, Kali-C., Lach., Nux-V., Sil., Stram., Tarant.) (A.).

Alternately laughing and crying (Ign., Nux-M., Puls.) (A.).

Constantly changing his occupation (A.).

SYMPTOMS CONSTANTLY CHANGING (Lac-C., Puls.).

Nausea and vomiting from riding in a car (Cocc., Nux-M., Petr., Sulph., Tab.) (Bl.).

Sea-sickness (Cocc., Colch., Con., Kreos., Nux-V., Petr., Sep., Tab., Ther.) (Bl.).

Water is vomited as soon as it reaches the stomach (Ars., Phos.) (A.).

Drinks little and often (Ars.) (A.).

Craves bacon (Calc-P., Ench., Mezer, Tub.), or ice-cold milk (Phos., Rhus-T., Tub.) (B.).

LOSES FLESH WHILE EATING WELL (Acet-Ac., Abrot., Iod., Nat-M., Tub.).

The stool is of such immense size that it cannot be discharged without mechanical aid (Sel.) (N.).

The little fellow strains and strains, the stools partly protruding and then slipping back again (Sil., Thuj.) (N.).

NO TWO STOOLS ALIKE (Podo., Puls., Sulph.) (N.).

The stools are large and painful, as though they would rupture the perineum (Bry., Nat-M., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Cold clammy hands and feet (Bar-C., Calc., Carb-V., Sil.) (B.).

Head and neck sweat profusely during sleep, wetting the pillow far around (Calc., Sil.) (A.).

FOUL FOOT-SWEAT (Bar-C., Graph., Kali-C., Lyc., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sil., Tell., Thuj.) (B.).

Excoriation of skin about the anus (Sulph.), covering perineum and extending to genitals (A.).

No desire for stool until a large accumulation (Anac., Bry., Nat-M., Op., Sulph.) (A.).

Stool hard, impossible to evacuate; of grayish-white balls, like burnt lime; crumbling from the verge of anus (Mag-M.) (A.).

Diarrhœa, changeable in character and colour; like scrambled eggs; frothy, grass-green; turns green on standing; like scum of a frog pond; after eating, must hurry from the table (A.).

Incontinence of urine and fæces; sphincter unreliable (Aloe, Sulph.); urging from flatus; must cross the legs to prevent fæces escaping (A.).

BURNING OF THE SOLES OF FEET; MUST UNCOVER OR PUT THEM IN A COOL PLACE (Lach., Med., Sang., Sulph.) (A.).

Leucorrhœa with strong odour of fish-brine (A.).

Weakness, with bearing down, as if contents of the pelvis would escape; worse from walking, misstep or jar, and ameliorated by rest or lying down; desire to support parts by placing hand against the vulva (Lil--T., Murx.) (A.).

Soreness of the uterus (Arn., Bell., Lach.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: At night; from downward motion; from touch; from riding in a carriage; from drinking; after eating and from walking.

AMELIORATION: From cold; from uncovering; from rest; and from lying down.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: Abrot., Aloe, Alum., Ars., Bor., Calc., Graph., Lac-C., Lach., Lyc., Murx., Nat-M., Psor., Sil., Sulph., Tell., Thuj., Tub.

Common name: pitcher plant.

This remedy is indicated in variola; it aborts the disease and prevents pustulation (Bl.).

Photophobia (Acon., Bell., Euphr., Nat-M., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Black objects move with the eye (Cocc., Phos, Stram.) (Br.).

Pain in the orbits (Ruta) (Br.).

Eyes feel swollen and sore (Arn.) (Br.)

Bruised pain in the knees and hip-joints (Arn.) (Br.).

The head is congested (Bell., Glon., Stram.) (Bl.).

Sick headache (Bry., Nux-V., Sang.) (Br.).

Throbbing in various parts, especially in neck, shoulders and head, which feels full to bursting (Br.).

The limbs are weak (Kali-P., Nat-M., Nux-V., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Bad taste in the mouth, with loss of appetite (Nux-V., Puls.) (A.).

Brownish-white coating on the tongue (Ant-T., Bapt., Bry., Chin-A., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Phos., Plb., Rhus-T., Sec.) (A.).

Hungry all the time, even after a meal (Chin-S., Cina, Iod, Lyc., Phos.) (Br.).

Copious, painful vomiting (Ant-T., Ars., Cup-S., Phos., Verat.) (Br.).

Horripilations between shoulder-blades in the afternoon or evening (A.).

General chills between the shoulder-blades (Caps., Eup-Purp., Led., Polyp.) (A.).

Fever with heat and redness of the face, burning in the stomach, great prostration, delirium and loss of consciousness (A.).

Copious night-sweat (Chin.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From light; at night; in the evening; and after meals.

AMELIORATION: From lying down.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ant-T., Bell., Bry., Cocc., Glon., Hyos., Maland., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sil., Sulph., and Variol.

Common name: sarsaparilla.

Useful in periosteal pain due to syphilis (Asaf., Aur., Mezer.) (Bl.).

Headache and periosteal pains from mercury, syphilis, or suppressed gonorrhœa (A.).

Dry, itch-like eruptions, prone to appear in the spring; become crusty (A.).

Herpetic eruptions on all parts of the body (A.).

Eruptions following vaccination (Sil.) (Bt.).

Eruptions looking like the roseola of syphilis and itching intolerably (Merc.) (D.).

Eruptions exuding an irritating pus (Calc-S., Merc., Rhus-T.) (D.).

USEFUL IN MARASMUS; THE NECK IS GREATLY EMACIATED AND THE SKIN ALL OVER THE BODY LIES IN FOLDS (D.)

Itching eruption on forehead during menses (Eug-J., Psor., Sang.) (A.).

Skin hard, indurated (Ant-C., Ars., Graph., Rhus-T., Sep.) (A.).

Skin cracked on hands and feet (Graph., Petr.) (A.).

RETRACTION OF NIPPLES (Carb-An., Con., Cund., Nux-M., Sil.) (K.).

Nipples are small, withered, unexcitable (Sil.). (A.).

Intolerable stench on genital organs (A.).

Bloody seminal emissions (Led., Merc.) (A.).

Excruciating pains from the right kidney downwards (Lyc.) (A.).

Gonorrhœa checked by cold, wet weather, or mercury, followed by rheumatism (A.).

Child screams before and while passing urine (Bor., Lyc.) (A.).

Hæmorrhage from the urethra after urination (Hep., Mezer., Puls., Sulph., Thuj., Zinc.) (K.).

URINE DRIBBLES WHILE SITTING, PASSES FREELY WHILE STANDING (Con.) (A.).

CAN ONLY PASS URINE WHILE STANDING (Hyper.) (K.).

Painful distension and tenderness in the bladder (Apis, Bell., Canth.) (A.).

Urine deposits white sediment (Berb., Graph., Kreos., Phos., Rhus-T., Sep.) (A.).

Excessive pain in the urethra, which may run back into the abdomen (G.).

Urine passes, toward the end, mingled with blood, after which the pain abates (G.).

IS INDICATED IN RENAL COLIC, WHEN THERE IS A SHOWER OF SMALL, LIGHT COLOURED CALCULI, AND MOST EXCRUCIATING PAIN AT THE CLOSE OF URINATION (Bl.).

Frequent discharge of pale copious urine (Kali-P., Merc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Urine passes in thin, feeble stream (Clem.) (Br.).

MUCH PAIN AT THE CONCLUSION OF PASSING URINE; ALMOST UNBEARABLE WITH WOMEN (Berb., Equis., Med., Thuj.) (G.).

Turbid, scanty, slimy, clayey, and sandy urine (Bt.).

He has to get up two or three times in the night to urinate (Bar-C., Lyc., Merc., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (Hr.).

Bloody urine (Canth., Merc-C.) (A.).

WHITE SAND IN THE URINE (Am-C., Aspar., Bell., Benz-Ac., Calc., Canth, Carb-V., Chin., Chin-S., Eup-Pur., Nat-M., Nat-S., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sec., Zinc.) (N.).

Cystitis (Bell., Canth., Merc-C.) (C.).

Moist eruption about genitals (Crot-T., Graph., Petr., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Herpes preputialis (Graph., Petr.).

Rheumatic pain, worse at night (Aur., Merc., Nit-Ac.), in damp weather (Dulc., Nat-S., Rhus-T.), or after taking cold water (A.).

Sensation as of tight band around the head and forehead, which is pery painful (G.).

Belching of wind (Carb-V., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls.) (G.).

Very sore, gouty nodes (Colch.) (B.).

Backache with colic (Lyc., Nux-V.) (B.).

Chill starts from the region of bladder (B.).

Despondent, sensitive, easily offended, ill-humoured and taciturn (Br.).

Aphthæ (Bor., Kali-M., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sil.) (Br.).

Salivation (Kali-B., Merc., Nat-M.) (Br.).

Metallic taste in the mouth (Merc., Plb.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In spring; at conclusion of urination; at night; in damp weather; during menses and from yawning.

AMELIORATION: From standing and from uncovering neck or chest

RELATIONSHIP: Frequently called for after the abuse of mercury.

Compare: Abrot., Bar-C., Berb., Bor., Canth., Eug-J., Equis., Iod., Led., Lyc., Med., Merc., Psor., Nat-M., Op., Phos., Sang., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj.

Complementary: Merc. and Sep. (either of this follows it well).

Antidotes: Bell. and Merc.

Common name: ergot.

Particularly useful in tall, scrawny women of lax muscular fibre, feeble, cachectic, or very old decrepit persons (N.).

Varicose ulcers wonderfully cured by the action of this medicine.

Spasmodic tension in the limbs, relieved by violent stretching of them.

Burning in all parts as from sparks falling on them (Ars.).

Convulsive twitching of the limbs mostly at night (Ars., Calc., Phos.).

Limbs feel as if beaten (Arn, Bapt.).

Drawing and tearing in the limbs with tingling (Acon., Bell., Carb-V., Cupr., Graph., Lyc., Rhus-T.).

Numbness of the limbs (Agar., Arg-M., Arg-N., Carb-S., Carb-V., Cocc., Gels., Graph., Guai., Lyc., Nux-M., Op., Ox-Ac., Rhus-T.).

Great debility (Ars., Chin., Kali-P.).

Spasms after fright (Acon., Arg-N., Bufo, Calc., Cupr., Hyos., Ign., Indg., Kali-Br., Lyss., Op., Plat., Stram., Sulph., Verat., Zinc.).

Senile, dry gangrene aggravated by external heat (A.).

Anæmic conditions (Chin., Ferr., Graph., Nat-M., Phos., Puls.) (D.).

GANGRENE (Ars., Carb-V., Kali-P., Lach.).

Petechiæ (Arn., Bapt., Ham.) (D.).

Skin shrivelled, dry and brittle. Formication, black suppurating blisters, petechiæ; feels better from cold applications (D.).

Sensation of something creeping under skin (Acon., Phos.) (N.).

Heat applied to any part of the body aggravates his pains; extreme aversion to being covered (N.).

GREAT OBJECTIVE COLDNESS, BUT GREATLY AGGRAVATED BY COVERING (Carb-V.) (N.).

Passive hæmorrhage; everything open and loose; no action, in thin, scrawny, cachectic, women (N.).

Complains of an empty feeling in the abdomen (Phos., Sep., Sulph.) (D.).

Cold, dry and livid tongue (Carb-V.) (Ra.).

HICCOUGH (Cic., Cycl., Hyos., Ign., Iod.) (K.).

Disgust for food, meat and fats (A.).

Craves lemonade (Bell., Calc., Cycl., Eup-Pur., Jatr., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sab., Sulph-I.) and acids (Ant-T., Ars., Bry., Calc., Ferr-P., Hep.) (A.).

UNNATURAL, RAVENOUS APPETITE; EVEN WITH EXHAUSTING DIARRHOEA HE IS HUNGRY (Aloe, Iod., Petr., Sulph., Verat.) (A.).

Anus wide open with diarrhœa (Apis, Phos.)

Profuse, watery, putrid, brown stools, discharged with great force (Gamb., Grat.) (A.).

Putrid, fœtid, and colliquative diarrhœa (Ars., Bapt., Carb-V., Kali-P., Lach.) (G.).

Involuntary diarrhœa (Aloe, Kali-P., Nat-S., Podo., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Asiatic cholera (Acon., Ars., Bism., Camph., Canth., Carb-V., Cic., Cupr., Ipec., Kali-P., Lach., Phos., Podo., Sulph., Tereb., Verat.).

Retching and vomiting of undigested food, body wasted and cold, cramps, tingling in the limbs, face sunken, mouth distorted; profuse painless discharge from the bowels, ejected with violence; cold clammy sweat (D.).

Cholera infantum; great debility; vomiting and diarrhœa; much thirst; pale face; sunken eyes; dry heat; quick pulse; restless and sleepless, don't want to be covered. (N.).

Suppression of urine (Apis, Bell., Canth., Merc-C., Stram., Tereb.) (Ra.).

Enuresis of old people (Lyc., Op., Sep.) (A.).

Quiet delirium, or grows wild with great anxiety, and a constant desire to get out of bed (Hyos., Stram.) (G.).

Laboured and anxious respiration (Ant-T., Ars., Kali-P., Lach., Naja) (G.).

Paralysis of the limbs, with convulsive jerks and shocks in the paralyzed limbs (Hm.).

Moles, polypi, and morbid growths in the uterus, with prolonged forcing pains (Bt.).

Prolapsus uteri (Nat-M., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

EXCESSIVE MENSTRUATION (Calc., Chin., Ferr., Lach., Phos., Sab., Sep.) (Bt.).

Green, brown and offensive leucorrhœa (Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Leucorrhœa, jelly-like, alternating with metrorrhagia (Bt.).

After-pains too long and too painful, with hour-glass contraction (A.).

Threatened abortion, especially at the third month (Apis, Cimic., Croc., Eup-Pur., Merc., Sabin., Thuj., Ust.) (A.).

Continuous discharge of watery blood until the next menstrual period (A.).

IS INDICATED IN LABOUR WHEN THE PAINS ARE PROLONGED, CONTINUED AND INEFFECTUAL, OR ENTIRELY WANTING (D.).

LABOUR-PAINS ARE WEAK, SUPPRESSED, OR DISTRESSING IN WEAK, CACHECTIC WOMEN (N.).

Uterine hæmorrhage; passive painless flow of dark liquid blood; the patient is wrinkled and scrawny, is often unconscious and cold; hæmorrhages preceded by formication and tingling (D.).

Copious flow of black liquid blood, worse from the slightest movement, with convulsive motions (abortion) (N.).

Hæmorrhage, with spasmodic contractions; every discharge of blood is preceded by a violent, painful contraction of the uterus, or by distressing bearing down pains (G.).

METRORRHAGIA (Bell., Calc., Chin., Croc., Crot-H., Ferr., Ham., Ipec., Kali-Fer., Lach., Mill., Murx., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Phos., Plat., Psor., Puls., Rat., Sab., Tril., Ust.).

Metritis; great prostration, extremities cold; frequent vomiting; the blood discharged from the uterus is fluid, mingled with dark, badly-smelling coagula (Bt.).

Lochia very offensive and thin; discharge scanty or profuse; may be painless, or accompanied by prolonged bearing down pains (G.).

Failure of lactation (Agn., Calc., Caust., Dulc., Ign., Lac-C., Lac-D., Puls., Urt-U.) (G.).

Puerperal convulsions in scrawny, ill-nourished women, with too feeble labour-pains (Bt.).

INSUFFICIENT LABOUR-PAINS (Caul., Puls.).

Risus sardonicus (Phyt.) (C.).

Boils small, painful, with green contents; mature very slowly and heal in the same manner (Merc.) (A.).

HAEMORRHAGIC DIATHESIS; THE SLIGHTEST WOUND CAUSES BLEEDING FOR WEEKS (Lach., Phos.) (A.).

Discharge of sanious, liquid blood, with a strong tendency to putrescence (A.).

WANTS ABDOMEN TO BE UNCOVERED (Tab.) (B.).

Burning in the stomach and abdomen (Ars., Carb-V., Lach., Lyc., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Locomotor ataxia; trembling staggering gait (Alum., Nux-V., Zinc.) (Br.).

Roaring in the ears, with great difficulty in hearing (Calc., Merc., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (C.).

Violent, shaking chill followed by violent heat with anxiety, delirium and almost unquenchable thirst. Intense icy coldness of the skin, particularly of the face and extremities. Cold limbs, cold skin, with shivering (A.).

Severe, long-lasting dry heat, with great restlessness and violent thirst (Ars., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Cold, clammy sweat over the whole body (A.).

Pulse small, rapid, contracted, and often intermittent (A.).

Congestive headache, the pain extending from the back of the neck and occiput all over the head (Sil.) (Bl.).

CRAMPS IN HANDS, LEGS AND FEET (Cupr., Verat.) (B.).

FINGERS SPREAD APART (reverse of Cupr.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: From warm covering; from hot application; from drawing up the limbs; during pregnancy; during menses; and from loss of fluids.

AMELIORATION: From uncovering; from rubbing; in the cold air; from stretching out the limbs; after vomiting; from cold; and from bathing.

RELATIONSHIP: Resembles Ars., Carb-V., Colch., Kali-P., Phos., Sulph. and Verat. in cholera morbus, and Cholera Asiatica.

Similar to: Ars., but cold and heat are opposite.

Compare: Cinnamon. in post-partum hæmorrhage; it increases labour-pains, controls profuse or dangerous flooding, is always safe, while Ergot is not infrequently dangerous.

Antidotes: Camph., Op. and Sol-N.

Common name: selenium.

Great aversion to air draughts, and from the same easily catching cold (also tearing in the limbs).

Pruritus of the hands, with violent itching in the palms (Anac., Caust., Sulph.).

Great emaciation, especially of hands, face and thighs (Abrot., Sars., Sil.).

WEAKNESS FOLLOWING PROLONGED FEVER (K.).

Easy fatigue from any exertion or labour (Ars., Calc., Kali-P.) (D.).

Easily debilitated by the heat of the sun (Lach., Nat-C., Nat-M.) (B.).

Nervous exhaustion caused by seminal loss (Con., Gels., Kali-P., Lyc., Phos-Ac., Sulph., Zinc.) (D.).

Paralytic weakness of the spine (Cocc., Gels., Kali-P., Pic-Ac., Sep.). (D.).

Giddiness with nausea and vomiting and faintness, worse when moving (Bry.).

Hungry at night (Cina, Phos., Psor.) (A.).

After sleep, especially on warm days when he is most inclined to it, an aggravation of the symptoms.

A little mental or physical exertion makes him sleepy (B.).

Irresistible desire for stimulants; wants to get drunk, but feels worse after it (N.).

PULSATION IN THE ABDOMEN AFTER EATING (Cahin.) (K.).

Irresistible longing for spirituous liquors (Ars., Asar., Caps., Crot-H., Lach., Nux-V., Sulph.) (N.).

DESIRE FOR ALCOHOLIC DRINKS, BEFORE MENSES (K.).

Bad effects from drinking too much tea (Puls.); all complaints are aggravated by it (N.).

Coryza ending in diarrhœa (Sang.) (B.).

CONSTIPATION (Anac., Bry., Calc., Graph., Hydr., Ign., Kali-M., Lyc., Mag-M., Nat-M., Op., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Thuj., Verat.).

VERY LARGE STOOL (Bry., Nat-M., Sulph.) (B.).

Constipation after serious illness, especially enteric fever (A.).

Stool is of such immense size that it cannot be discharged without mechanical aid (Sanic.); it must be picked away with the fingers (N.).

Involuntary dribbling of urine while walking, or after urinating or stool (Urine dribbles while sitting- Sars.) (N.).

Hard stools, with blood at end (Nat-M.) (C.).

Sediment in the urine of red sand (Arn., Ars., Arund., Berb., Caust., Dig., Lob., Lyc., Merc-C., Ocim., Pareir., Phos., Plan., Senec., Sep., Tarant).

Nocturnal pollutions (Calc., Dios., Gels., Kali-P., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos-Ac.) (G.).

Spermatorrhœa (Agn., Calc., Gels., Graph., Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Phos-Ac., Sep., Sulph.) (G.).

IMPOTENCE WITH VOLUPTUOUSNESS (Ign., Lyc., Phos., Sulph.).

Secondary gonorrhœa (Agn., Calc., Dig., Graph., Hep., Kali-S., Lyc., Merc., Nat-S., Puls., Sep., Thuj.).

ESCAPE OF SEMINAL FLUIDS, PARTICULARLY WHEN STRAINING AT STOOL (Anac., Carb-V., Caust., Con., Gels., Nat-M., Petr., Phos-Ac., Sep., Sil., Sulph.) (G.).

The system is so relaxed that the semen dribbles away (Gels.) (D.).

Watery semen (Nat-M., Sulph.) (B.).

ERECTIONS ARE SLOW AND WEAK, EMISSIONS OF SEMEN TOO RAPID IN COITION AND HE IS CROSS AND WEAK AFTERWARDS (N.).

SEXUAL DESIRE STRONG, BUT HE IS PHYSICALLY IMPOTENT (Con., Phos.) (N.).

Has seminal emission two or three times a weak (Nux-V., Phos., Phos-Ac., Sulph.), and gets up with weak, lame back after them ((N.).

Prostatic fluid oozes while sitting, during sleep, when walking, or at stool (N.).

Headache: Of drunkards; after debauchery; after lemonade or wine; every afternoon (A.).

Hair falls off from the head, eye-brows, whiskers, or genitals (A.).

After typhoid great weakness of the spine; fears paralysis (Kali-P.) (A.).

Weak, easily exhausted; from either mental or physical labour; after typhoid, typhus, or debauchery (A.).

IRRESISTIBLE DESIRE TO LIE DOWN AND SLEEP; STRENGTH SUDDENLY LEAVES HIM; ESPECIALLY IN HOT WEATHER (A.).

Vertigo, as if intoxicated (Agar., Gels., Nux-V., Stram.) (C.).

Extreme sadness (Aur., Ign., Nat-M., Puls., Sep., Stann.) (Br.).

Abject despair (Ars., Aur., Psor.).

Hiccough while smoking (Ambr., Arg-M., Calad., Ign., Lach., Puls., Sep., Staph., Sulph-Ac., Verat.) (Br.).

Forgetful, especially in business; but when lying half asleep, everything recurs to him (C).

Liver painful and enlarged (Chel., Chin., Hep., Nux-V., Sep.) (Br.).

Greasy, shining skin of face (Bar-C., Bry., Chin., Mag-C., Merc., Nat-M., Plb., Psor., Rhus-T., Tub.) (C.).

STITCHES OVER THE LEFT EYE (Lac-F., Kali-I., Ptel., Sep.).

Headaches due to excessive use of tea (Chin., Lach., Sep., Thuj., Verat.; tea ameliorates headache- Cimic., Ferr-P., Kali-B.) (D.).

Headache over the left eye, worse from the heat of the sun (heat of stove aggravates- Arn.) (D.).

Falling off of hair (Lyc., Nat-M., Sulph.) (B.).

Aphonia after long use of voice (Phos.) (A.).

Voice hoarse, as soon as he sings (Agar., Arg-N., Arum-T., Caust., Stann.) (B.).

Tubercular laryngitis (Calc., Phos.) (A.).

Hawks up clear mucus (Arg-M., Nat-M., Stann) (B.).

Hoarseness, must often clear the throat of mucus, especially at the beginning of singing (N.).

Sweats profuse, yellow; leaves a salty deposit; stiffens the linen, or makes the hair stiff (B.).

Throbbing in vessels of the whole body (Glon., Nat-M., Sep.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: After stool; while or after talking; from walking in the open air; from taking lemonade; while drinking tea; from taking wine; during hot days; in the sun; from sexual excesses; from loss of sleep; from draughts; after sleep; every afternoon; and from singing.

AMELIORATION: After sunset; from inhaling cool air; and from taking cold water in the mouth.

RELATIONSHIP: Chin. aggravates the symptoms greatly-makes them insupportable.

Antidotes: Ign. and Puls.

Follows well after: Calad., Nat-M., Phos-Ac. and Staph. in sexual weakness.

Itch checked by mercurials or sulphur often requires Selen.

Common name: snake root.

Especially valuable with old people, but works well with others (N.).

Great bodily and mental debility, with stretching of the limbs and accompanied with heaviness and dullness of the head (Rhus-T.).

Great weakness, which seems to come from and of the chest.

Many symptoms, especially those of the chest, are aggravated during rest, and are relieved by walking in the open air.

Fainting while walking in the open air (Lycps., Sep.; while in close room- Acon., Asaf., Ipec., Lach., Tab.).

Wounds from the bites of poisonous animals (Ars., Led.).

Diseases of the mucous membranes (Bry., Carb-V., Hydr., Nat-S., Puls.).

Angina mucosa.

BRONCHITIS (Ant-T., Bry., Hep., Kali-C., Kali-M., Lyc., Nat-S., Phos., Rhus-T., Sil.).

Inflammation of the lungs (Ant-T., Bry., Chel., Ferr-P., Lyc., Phos.).

Hoarseness (Arg-N., Calc., Carb-V.).

Dry, scraping sensation in the pharynx (Aesc., Nux-V.).

Throat so dry that it hurts to talk (Phos.) (D.).

GREAT ACCUMULATION OF ALBUMINOUS MUCUS ON THE CHEST, WHICH IS DIFFICULT TO EXPECTORATE (Ant-T., Kali-M.) (D.).

MUCH RATTLING, WHEEZING AND DIFFICULT BREATHING (Ant-T., Carb-V., Nat-S.) (N.).

Cough: Incessant; strangling; choking; ends in sneezing; worse from lying on the right side, or in the evening (B.).

Sneezes, until dizzy (B.).

Nausea continuously (Ant-T., Ipec., Tab.).

Dullness of the head, with pressure and weakness of the eyes (Nat-M.) (N.).

Feeling as though the thorax were too narrow, with constant inclination to widen it (Cact., Ign., Phos.) (N.).

Emphysema (Am-C., Ant-Ars., Ant-T., Hep.) (Bl.).

Great burning in the chest, either before or after coughing (G.).

Sensation as of a crushing weight on the chest (B.).

Soreness of the walls of the chest on moving the arms, particularly the left, with much rattling of mucus in the chest (Be.).

Bronchiectasis (Caps., Chin., Sang.) (Bl.).

Adynamic pneumonia (Ant-T., Carb-V., Lyc.) (Bt.).

Useful in sub-acute or chronic exudations of the pleura, and in catarrhal pleuro-pneumonia, where Bry. has failed (Ha.).

Boring pain about the heart (Bc.).

Blood-tinged or albuminous expectoration (B.).

Vocal cords partially paralyzed (Caust., Phos.) (Br.).

Menses come too soon (Calc., Ferr., Mill., Sab.).

Has been administered with great success in hydrothorax ascites and anasarca, after primary or secondary albuminuria (Ha.).

Sensation of trembling, with no visible trembling (Sulph-Ac.) (Bt.).

Watery diarrhœa, with griping pains in the bowels, nausea and vomiting (Coloc., Dios., Nux-V.) (Bt.).

Watery stools, spurting from the anus (Crot-T., Grat., Thuj.) (C.).

The urinary secretions are diminished (Apis, Berb., Canth., Dig., Eup-P., Ferr-P., Gels., Lyc., Merc.)

Urine at first mixed with mucous filaments; afterwards it becomes thick and cloudy (J.).

Frequent urination, with greenish tinge, depositing a cloudy sediment (Hn.).

Gnawing pain in the left side at the waist.

Iritis and specks on the cornea (Hg.).

Is of service in muscular asthenopia and opacities of the vitreous humour (Bl.).

Objects look shaded (Chin., Cycl., Gels., Merc., Phos., Puls., Sulph., Zinc.) (Bl.).

Double vision (Bell., Gels., Stram.) (Bl.).

Eyeballs feel distended (B.).

Burning in the eyes when reading or writing (Cob., Lil-T., Nat-Ars., Nat-C., Nat-M., Rhod., Zinc.) (C.).

Blepharitis (Bor., Caust., Graph., Petr.) (C.).

Cilia hang full of hard mucus (C.).

Paralytic feeling in the left half of the face (Rhus-T.) (C.).

Pressure below the pit of the stomach (C.).

Deranged digestion (Carb-V., Chin., Ferr., Graph., Hep., Iris, Kali-C., Lyc., Nux-M., Nux-V., Puls.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; during rest; from looking fixedly at an object for a long time; in the open air; from inhaling cold air; from pressure; from touch; and at night.

AMELIORATION: From motion; from bending head backwards; and from sweat.

RELATIONSHIP: Antidotes: Arn., Bell., Bry., and Camph.

Remedies following: Calc., Lyc., Phos., and Sulph.

Common name: cuttle fish.

Adapted to women with dark hair, rigid fibre, but mild and easy disposition, particularly during pregnancy, childbed, or while nursing (N.).

Want of animal heat (Sil.).

The symptoms are relieved from violent exertions, but reappear most violently when sitting quietly in the forenoon and evening.

Painful sensitiveness of all parts of the body (Bell., Lach.).

Great sensitiveness to cold air (Bell., Hep., Sil.).

After getting wet, afterwards fainting spells and finally coryza.

General relaxation; weak; faints while kneeling at church (N.).

Dyspnœa, worse from sitting, after sleep, and in room, ameliorated by dancing or walking rapidly (N.).

Involuntary fits of laughter (Bor., Cann-I., Ign., Nat-M., Phos.) (G.).

Anxiety about real or imaginary evils (A.).

Greedy, miserly (Ars., Lyc.) (A.).

DULLNESS AND WANT OF INTEREST, ESPECIALLY IN THE FAMILY; ALSO LACK OF INTEREST IN HIS OCCUPATION (Phos-Ac.).

Irritable and easily offended (Cham., Nux-V., Puls.) (N.).

Weak memory (Calc., Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos., Sil.) (N.).

Great sadness and weeping during menses, pregnancy or lactation (N.).

Dread of being alone (Ars., Stram.) (N.).

Bad effects from anger (Bry., Ign., Nux-V., Staph., Stram.).

Dread of meeting friends (N.).

Sense of helplessness and great susceptibility to excitement, and still more to terror (D.).

She dreads to be alone, wants company, but has an aversion to her own friends, and is indifferent to her household affairs (D.).

Indolent: Does not want to do anything, either work or play; even an exertion to think (A.).

The pain comes on in terrific shocks or jerks in the head (Glon.) (N.).

Pressing or bursting headache, worse from motion, stooping, and mental labour; ameliorated by pressure, or from continued fast motion (N.).

Headaches, commencing in the morning and relieved by sleep or violent motion (D.).

Menstrual headache with scanty flow (Bry., Graph., Kreos., Lyc., Nat-M.) (B.).

Coldness of the vertex with headache (Verat; heat of the vertex- Calc., Graph., Sulph.) (A.).

Great falling off of the hair, after chronic headaches or at the climacteric (A.).

At night palpitation of the heart and pulsation through the whole body.

Loose cough in the morning, with efforts to vomit (G.).

Toothache after sweets (Am-C., Nat-C., Phos.) and from tea-drinking (Chin., Coff., Ferr., Ign., Lach., Selen., Thuj.) (K.).

Swelling and cracking of the lower lip (A.).

Coryza of a profuse character (All-C., Ars., Nat-M., Puls., Sabad.).

Paroxysms of spasmodic cough, ending in gagging or vomiting (Ipec.) (N.).

Affection of the middle right lung (N.).

Cough seeming to come from the stomach or abdomen (D.).

Cough with salty expectoration, and attended by stitches in the epigastrium (D.).

YELLOW SPOTS (MOTH SPOTS) IN THE FACE, AND A YELLOW SADDLE ACROSS THE UPPER PART OF CHEEKS AND NOSE (N.).

Drooping of the eye-lids (Caust.) (N.).

All the coverings of the neck felt too tight and were constantly loosened (Lach.) (A.).

Sour or putrid taste in the mouth (Nux-V., Puls.) (D.).

Toothache during pregnancy (Lyss., Mag-C.) (K.).

White coating on the root of the tongue only, strongly marked (N.).

Tongue foul, but becomes clear at each menstrual nisus, returns when flow ceases (A.).

Sensation of emptiness and debility in the stomach and abdomen (Phos., Sulph.).

Pulsation in the pit of the stomach (Acon., Ant-T., Calc., Chin., Cic., Ferr., Glon., Kali-C., Nux-V., Phos., Puls., Sil.).

Painful sense of emptiness or goneness at the pit of the stomach (Carb-An.) (N.).

NAUSEA AT THE SIGHT OR SMELL OF FOOD (Colch.) (D.).

Great longing for acids or pickles (Hep.) (D.).

Sensation of a lump in the stomach (D.).

Heaviness or sensation of a load in the abdomen, especially during motion (N.).

Pot-belliedness of mothers (of children- Sulph.).

Eructations like spoiled eggs or manure, with aversion to meat (G.).

Vomiting of bile (Ars., Bry., Nat-S.) (G.).

Inclination to vomit in the morning, when rinsing her mouth out (G.).

Morning sickness (Nux-V., Puls.) (G.).

CONSTIPATION DURING PREGNANCY (Alum., Bry., Coll., Dol., Hydr., Lyc., Nat-S., Nux-V., Op., Plb., Plat., Podo., Puls., Sulph.) (K.).

Pain in the rectum during and long after stool (Nit-Ac., Sulph.) (A.).

Constipation: Stools hard, difficult and knotty, with sense of weight or a lump in the anus, not relieved by an evacuation (N.).

No desire or urging for days and days; the stools are hard and large; inactivity of the rectum, and a sensation of a ball in it; patient cannot strain and consequently cannot expel stool (D.).

Diarrhœa from boiled milk (Nux-M.) (B.).

Intermittent fever with thirst during the chill only (Apis, Ign.).

Flushes of heat; heat ascends (N.).

Flushes of heat from least motion, with anxiety and faintness, followed by perspiration over the whole body (Lach., Sang., Sulph.) (A.).

Flushes of heat ascends from pelvic organs (A.).

Internal chilliness with external heat (Ars., Nux-V.) (G.).

COLDNESS OF THE EXTREMITIES DURING FEVER (Carb-An., Kali-Ars., Stram.) (K.).

Perspires easily (Bry., Calc., Chin.) (G.).

Single parts perspire profusely (Puls.) (G.).

Icy cold and damp feet all day, like standing in cold water up to ankles (Lyc., Puls.) (A.).

Feet hot at night (Sulph.) (A.).

Pains extend from other parts to the back (reverse of Sab.) and are attended with shuddering (with chilliness- Puls.) (A.).

Twitching in the muscles (Cupr., Gels., Hyos., Kali-P., Lach., Nat-M.).

Restlessness in all the limbs with anxiety, which does not permit him to remain quiet anywhere (Ars., Kali-P., Phos., Rhus-T.).

Twitching and jerking of the limbs night and day (Tarant).

Tension in the limbs, as if too short (Am-M.).

Restlessness and pulsation in all the limbs (Ars., Chin-Ars., Ferr., Kali-C., Nat-Ars., Rhus-T., Sep., Zinc.).

Stinging pain in the limbs (Apis).

Stiffness of the joints (hands, feet and knees).

Coldness of the legs and feet (Calc., Dig., Lach.).

Cold knees or heels (B.).

As the feet becomes hot the hands become cold (Bl.).

"The washer-woman's remedy," that is to say, complaints are brought on by or aggravated after laundry work (A).

Faints easily-after getting wet, from extremes of heat or cold, from riding in a carriage, or while kneeling at the church (A.).

Loud talking in sleep (Bell., Hyos., Kali-C., Sulph.) (B.).

Great sleepiness in the day-time, especially in the forenoon (Ant-C., Bism., Calc., Calc-P., Cann-S., Carb-An., Carb-V., Graph., Mag-M., Merc-Sulph., Mosch., Nat-C., Nat-P., Nux-V., Phos., Podo., Sabad., Thuj. (C.).

Restless, unrefreshing sleep (C.)

Wakes at night in a fright, and screaming (Bell., Stram.) (C.).

Vesicular eruptions around mouth and chin (Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Ringworms (Ars., Nat-M., Sulph.) (D.).

Liver spots on the chest and abdomen (D.).

Herpetic eruptions about the knees and ankles (Petr.) (D.).

Herpes circinatus in isolated spots on upper part of the body (in intersecting rings over the whole body- Tell.) (A.).

Itching of the skin, of various parts, of external genitals.

Skin yellow, like jaundice (Chel., Iod., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Sulph.) (G.)

Salt-rheum (Ars., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (G.).

Indolent ulcers, with itching, stinging and burning (C.).

SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION (Cycl., Ferr., Graph., Kali-P., Lach., Nat-M.).

Prolapsus uteri complicated with indurations, ulcerations and profuse leucorrhœa (Aur., Nat-M.) (N.).

Yellowish leucorrhœa, with bearing down in the pelvic region (Nat-M.) (N.).

Pressure in the uterus downward, as if everything would fall out, with pain in the abdomen; feels as though she must cross her legs to prevent everything coming out (N.).

Left ovarian soreness and bearing down sensation in the uterus (Lach.).

Bearing down pains in the uterus, with a sense of lump or ball in the anus, not ameliorated by evacuation (N.).

Sense of fullness in the pelvic organs, and pressure down into the anus, as of a ball or weight; oozing of moisture (N.).

Violent stitches upward in the vagina (N.).

Discharge of a green-red fluid from the vagina during pregnancy (G.).

Ailments during pregnancy (Ars., Bry., Calc., Kali-C., Lyc., Merc-C., Nat-M., Phos., Sil.).

TENDENCY TO ABORT FIFTH TO SEVENTH MONTH (G.).

FLUSHES OF HEAT AND PERSPIRATION AT THE CLIMACTERIC (Amyl-N., Graph., Lach., Sulph.) (N.).

Flushes of heat over face and head (A.).

Enlargement and hardening of the uterus (Aur., Am-M., Calc-F., Sil.) (D.).

Offensive, excoriating lochia (Kreos.) (G.).

Lancinating pains from the uterus to the umbilicus (A.).

Sharp, clutching pains (in the uterus), as if clutched with a hand (D.).

Troublesome and severe itching of the vulva, with pimples all around (G.).

MENSES TOO LATE AND TOO SCANTY; OR TOO EARLY AND TOO PROFUSE (K.).

Weakness and tired pain in the small of back when walking (N.).

Aching and dull pain in the lumbar and sacral regions, extending to thighs and legs (N.).

Pain in the back and small of back, particularly with stiffness, improved by walking (N.).

Intense burning and cutting pain when urinating (Canth.) (Bt.).

URINE THICK, SLIMY, VERY OFFENSIVE, DEPOSITING A YELLOW OR PASTY SEDIMENT, WHICH SOMETIMES ADHERES TO THE VESSEL LIKE BURNT CLAY (N.).

CHILD ALWAYS WETS THE BED DURING THE FIRST SLEEP (Benz-Ac., Caust., Cina, Kreos., Phos-Ac.) (N.).

Irritable bladder (Apis, Bell., Canth., Nux-V., Puls.) (D.).

Red sediment in the urine (Lyc.), which is acid and fetid ( D.).

Weakness of sexual organs (Calad., Dig., Gels., Phos.) (D.).

Discharge of prostatic juice (Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos-Ac., Sel., Sulph.) (G.).

Nocturnal pollutions (Dios., Gels., Nux-V., Phos-Ac.) (G.).

GLEET, WITH SCANTY DISCHARGE IN THE MORNING ONLY (D.).

MEATUS GLUED TOGETHER IN THE MORNING (Canth., Phos., Thuj.) (A.).

Painless, yellowish, gleety discharge, staining the linen; obstinate gonorrhœa, of long standing (A.).

AGGRAVATION: During and right after eating; in the forenoon; in the afternoon; in the evening; when sitting quietly; from standing; from mental labour; from sexual excesses; from jar; after sleep; from laundry work; from milk; during climacteric; while kneeling at church; in the cold air; and before a thunder-storm.

AMELIORATION: From external heat; from violent exertions; from sitting with legs crossed; from loosening clothes; in open air; and from warmth of bed.

RELATIONSHIP: It antidotes mental effects of overuse of tobacco in patients of sedentary habits, who suffer from overmental exertion.

Complementary: Nat-M.

Frequently indicated after Nux-V., Sil. and Sulph.

Similar to: Lach., Sang., and Ustil., in climacteric irregularities of the circulation.

Inimical to: Lach. (should not be used before or after), and Puls. (with which it should never be alternated).

Common names: silica; pure flint.

Want of animal heat; always chilly, even when exercising (N.).

Ailments following vaccination, abscesses, etc., even convulsious (N.).

Many complaints in those of the scrofulous habit favourably affected.

He catches cold easily, especially when he uncovers his feet and head (Psor.).

Lameness in the limbs in the evening (at night-Cham.).

Stitches in all the joints at night (Cedr., Kali-I.).

FEET SWEAT, WITH RAWNESS BETWEEN THE TOES, OR A BAD ODOUR; ALSO COMPLAINTS AFTER CHECKING IT (N.).

Small foreign bodies in the skin or larynx (N.).

Scrofulous children, large bellies and weak ankles, and much sweat about the head (Calc-P., Nat-M.) (N.).

Over-sensitive; imperfectly nourished, not from want of food taken, but from imperfect assimilation (N.).

Complaints worse during new moon or from uncovering the head (N.).

Weakness with associated sleepiness (Gels., Nux-V., Op.).

Restlessness consequent upon physical inactivity.

Great weakness of the nerves and states of emaciation (Lyc., Nat-M., Phos.).

Painless swelling of the glands with troublesome itching (Merc., Rhus-T.).

SUPPURATION OF THE GLANDS AND SUPPURATION OF ALL KINDS, ESPECIALLY IN THE MEMBRANOUS PARTS (Nit-Ac.).

Psoas abscess (Arn., Cupr., Phos-Ac., Staph., Symph., Syph.).

Hip-joint disease (Calc., Merc., Sulph.) (D.).

Fistula (Fluor-Ac., Hep., Merc.).

Inflammation and swelling of the bones and caries in any part (Asaf., Aur., Calc., Fluor-Ac.).

Non-tuberculous curvation of the spine (Calc., Calc-P.).

Little perspiration, illy smelling on the head and malodorous foot-sweats (Bar-C.).

ENLARGEMENT OF THE HEAD WITH OPEN FONTANELLES (Calc.).

DAILY HEADACHE BEGINNING IN THE NECK (Bell., Calc., Con., Lyc., Mag-C., Sulph.).

Headache rising from the nape of the neck to the vertex (Gels., Glon., Sang.) (N.).

Chronic suppuration of joints (Merc., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Induration and suppuration of the lymphatic or glandular system in any part of the body (Hg.).

Chronic sick headache; as if coming from the spine and locating in one eye, especially the right (left- Spig.); worse from draught of air or uncovering the head and better by profuse urination (A.).

MUCH PERSPIRATION IN CHILDREN ABOUT THE HEAD, IS VERY CHARACTERISTIC OF SILICEA (Bt.).

THE HEAD IS WET FROM SWEATING (Calc.), PARTICULARLY AT NIGHT (Hr.).

Of marked usefulness in running ears and fistula lachrymalis (Nat-M., Puls., Sulph.).

Styes or pustular affections about the eyes (Puls.) (D.).

Swelling in the region of the right lachrymal gland and sac. (N.).

Ophthalmic troubles with great sensitiveness to cold and a desire to be warmly wrapped, especially about the head (N.).

Headaches are worse from noise, mental exertion, jarring; better by binding the head tightly (Arg-N., Puls.), or wrapping the head warmly (N.).

Suppurative ear troubles, accompanied by caries in the mastoid cells (Aur.) (D.).

Stoppage of the ears, which open at times with a loud report (N.).

Difficult hearing of human voice (Phos., Sulph.) (N.).

Vertigo: Falling forward after stooping, riding, or looking up; rises from the neck into the head with nausea (Hr.).

Sensation as if a hair were lying on the forepart of the tongue (A.).

Congestion and thirst after drinking but little wine.

Water tastes badly; vomits after drinking (N.).

ULCERS ON THE LIPS (Ars., Caust., Graph., Kali-B., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Stram.) (K.).

Scrofulous children during dentition keep grasping at their gums continually (G.).

Abscesses about the roots of the teeth (D.).

Dental fistula (Fluor-Ac.) (D.).

Spongy, readily bleeding ulcers, with torpid, callous edges (Frn.).

FISTULOUS ULCERS, SECRETING A THIN, ICHOROUS, FETID, YELLOW FLUID (Fluor-Ac.) (Frn.).

CARIES OF BONES, WITH FISTULOUS OPENINGS, AND DISCHARGE OF THIN PUS AND BONY FRAGMENTS (Frn.).

Is a specific for whitlow (Apis, Hep., Lach.) (Bt.).

RAVENOUS APPETITE (Am-C., Arg-M., Ars., Ars-I., Calc., Calc-P., Calc-S., Ferr., Graph., Iod., Lyc., Nat-M., Olnd., Petr., Phos., Psor., Sulph.) (K.).

Hungry, but cannot get down the food (G.).

Averse to warm food: desire only for cold things (Puls.) (A.).

After a meal, load as of a stone in the stomach, or like lead (Bry., Nux-V., Puls.) (Py.).

Disgust for meat (Graph.) (A.).

Abdomen distended, hard and tense; excessive distension of the abdomen with meteorism (Carb-V., Lyc.) (N.).

Colic from worms and from constipation (Calc., Merc., Nux-V., Plb., Stann., Sep.).

Constipation (Alum., Bry., Graph., Nat-M.).

Stools very offensive (Lach., Nit-Ac., Sulph.).

Stool scanty, or composed of hard lumps, light coloured; expulsion difficult, as from inactivity of the rectum (Alum., Bry., Op.); when partly expelled it slips back again (Sanic., Thuj.) (N.).

Fistula in ano alternates with chest symptoms (Berb., Calc-P.) (A.).

Fissura ani (Aesc., Nat-M., Petr., Sulph.); great pain after stool (Ign., Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (A.).

Catamenia insufficient (Alum., Bry., Ferr., Graph., Nat-M., Puls., Sep.).

Always great costiveness immediately before and during catamenia; also cold feet (N.).

Paroxysms of icy coldness over the whole body at the appearance of the menses (Bt.).

Discharge of white water from the uterus instead of the menses (G.).

PURE BLOOD IS CAUSED TO FLOW FROM THE UTERUS, EVERY TIME THE BABE NURSES (G.).

Fistulous ulcers of the mammæ; the substance of the mammæ seems to be discharged in the pus; one lobe after another seems to ulcerate and discharge into one common ulcer, often with great pain, or there may be several orifices, one for each lobe (G.).

Nipples ulcerate easily (Sulph.) (G.).

Nipple is drawn in like a funnel (Sars.) (A.).

The mother's milk is so bad that the child refuses it, or vomits it soon after nursing (N.).

Chill without thirst, on every movement (Arn., Nux-V.) (A.).

Very chilly even in a warm room (A.).

Intermittent fever with heat predominating (Ars., Phos., Sulph.).

Fever in evening, worse at night (A.).

Debilitating night-sweats (Chin., Merc., Nit-Ac., Psor., Sulph.) (Bt.).

PROFUSE NIGHT-SWEATS (Ars., Calc., Chin.) (Ho.).

Great heat all night, with catching respiration (A.).

Unhealthy skin; every little injury suppurates (Graph., Hep., Merc., Petr., Sulph.) (A.).

Sweat only on the head, or head and face (A.).

SWEAT OF HANDS, TOES, FEET AND AXILLAE; OFFENSIVE (A.).

Ingrowing toe-nails (Graph.) (A.).

Crippled nails on fingers and toes (Ant-C., Graph., Thuj.) (A.).

Panaritium (Apis, Hep., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Carbuncles (Apis, Ars., Lach., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Promotes expulsion of foreign bodies from the tissues, such as fish-bones, needles, etc. (A.).

NIGHT WALKING; GETS UP WHILE ASLEEP, WALKS ABOUT AND LIES DOWN AGAIN (Kali-Br.) (A.).

Dreams about corpses and dead persons generally (Anac., Aur., Calc., Calc-Sil., Elaps, Iris, Mag-M., Mag-S., Thuj.) (J.).

Yielding mind, faint-hearted, anxious mood (Puls.) (N.).

She is occupied with pins, counts them, hunts for them, and is always worse during the increase of the moon (Bt.).

Mental labour difficult; reading and writing fatigue; cannot bear to think (Kali-P.) (A.).

Restless, fidgety, starts at the least noise (Bor., Kali-C., Phos.) (A.).

Exhaustion with erythism, from hard work and close confinement; may be overcome by force of will (A.).

Nervous debility (Ambr., Kali-P., Lyc., Phos-Ac.) (A.).

Children are obstinate, head strong, cry when spoken to kindly (Iod.) (A.).

The patient is over-sensitive to noise (Bell., Nux-V.), is despondent, and has a disgust for life (D.).

Rattling in the chest (Ant-T., Hep., Nat-S.) (B.).

Cough with expectoration thick, yellow, lumpy, purulent, profuse and greenish (N.).

Chronic bronchitis; the cough is loose, racking and suffocating (Kali-C., Phos.) (Bl.).

Pneumonia in stage of suppuration (D.).

Suppurative stage of pulmonary tuberculosis (Hep., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos.) (Bl.).

EMPHYSEMA (Dros., Hep., Ipec., Lach., Lob., Merc., Nat-M., Phel., Phos.) (Bl.)

Dry, nocturnal cough, waking the patient from sleep (Graph., Puls., Sulph.) (K.).

Dry cough, worse from cold drinks (K.).

Dust complaints of stone-cutters, with total loss of strength (N.).

Hectic fever accompanied by debility and profuse night-sweats (Nit-Ac.) (Bl.).

All the symptoms except gastric are ameliorated by warmth; while the gastric symptoms are relieved by cold food (reverse of Lyc., which likes warmth inside and cold outside) (A.).

Desire to be magnetized, which relieves (Bar-C., Bell., Calc., Cupr., Graph., Nux-V., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Viol-O.) (A.).

Inflammation and suppuration of the inguinal glands (D.).

Epilepsy recurring at night, with the aura beginning in the solar plexus (D.).

Chronic gonorrhœa with thick fetid discharge (Hyos., Nat-S., Puls.) (Br.).

Itching and swelling of the scrotum (Graph., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (R.).

Violent erections (Canth., Phos., Sulph.) (R.).

Seminal emission at night (Nux-V., Phos-Ac.) (R.).

Hydrocele (Apis, Puls., Sulph.) (Br.).

Elephantiasis of the scrotum (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: From cold; during menses; at new moon; from uncovering, especially the head; from lying down; after vaccination; from a draught; from motion; in the open air; at night.

AMELIORATION: From warmth, especially from wrapping up the head; in a warm room; from magnetism and electricity.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary: Fluor-Ac., Sanic. and Thuj.

Compare: Bar-C., Calc., Calc-P., Dios., Ferr., Gettysburg, Graph., Hep., Hyper., Iod., Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-S., Op., Petr., Phos., Pic-Ac., Puls., Ruta, Sanic., Sep., Sulph., Thuj., Verat.

Follows well after: Calc., Graph., Hep., Nit-Ac., Phos.

Is followed well by: Fluor-Ac., Hep., Lyc., and Sep.

Sil. is the chronic of Puls.

Merc. should not be given before or after Sil.

Its action is deep and long-lasting.

Difference between Sil. and Calc-S., in suppurative process:- Silicea promotes suppuration and brings the suppurative process to maturity. Calc-Sulph. checks suppuration and promotes healthy granulation.

Common name: pink root.

Heaviness and soreness of the whole body (Bry, Gels., Nux-V.).

Painful sensitiveness of the whole body to contact, with shivering of those parts that have been touched, or with formication through the whole body.

Stinging, tearing pains in association with twitchings of the affected areas.

Tearing near the joints, as from scraping of a knife.

Spasmodic pains in the limbs, especially the joints.

LEFT-SIDED NEURALGIAS (OF THE HEAD, FACE AND EYES); PAINS INCREASE AND DECREASE WITH THE RISING AND SETTING SUN; WATERING OF THE EYE, ON THE AFFECTED SIDE (N.).

Intolerable pressive pain in the eye-balls; could not turn the eyes without turning the whole body; worse especially on making a false step (A.).

Prosopalgia, left-sided; tearing, shooting, burning pains, especially in cheek bones, lower jaw, about eye-brows and in the eye-ball; periodical from morning until sunset; worse at noon, from noise or motion (N.).

Rheumatic sclerotitis; pains are sharp and tearing with pressure in the eye-balls (Bt.).

Disposition to squint (Apis, Bell., Cic., Cycl., Gels., Hyos., Kali-I., Lyc., Mag-P., Merc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Puls., Spig., Stram., Sulph., Tab., Verat., Zinc.).

Eyes hurt on motion, as if too large for the orbit (N.).

Ciliary neuralgia; pains radiate; cold feeling in the eye (D.).

JERKING, TWITCHING, OR SPASMODIC MOVEMENTS OF THE EYE-LIDS (Agar., Ars., Bell., Cic., Cupr., Ign., Mag-P., Nux-V., Phys., Puls., Rheum, Sulph.).

Intense pressing pains in the eye-balls, especially on turning them (N.).

Hemicrania; pain increased by motion, noise, and especially by stooping; one or both eyes are involved (N.).

The headaches are generally onesided, beginning in the occiput and extending forward, and settling over the left eye (right eye- Sang., Sil.). They are aggravated by the least noise or jar.

THEY INCREASE WITH THE RISING OF THE SUN AND DECREASE WITH ITS GOING DOWN (Nat-M., Tab.) (N.).

Sensation as if the head was open along the vertex (D.).

Sensation as of a band around the head (Cact., Carb-Ac., Sulph.) (A.).

Paleness of the face (Cina, Ferr., Nat-M., Puls., Sep.) (D.).

Blue rings around the eyes (Cina, Staph.) (D.).

Afraid of sharp, pointed things, pins, needles, etc. (A.).

Heart disease, when the same are characterized by violent and visible and audible palpitations (Ars., Iod., Thuj.).

PALPITATION OF THE HEART, WORSE WHEN BENDING THE CHEST FORWARD (Kalm.) (N.).

Violent beating of the heart, especially at night; visible and audible, with anguish (N.).

Stitch or darting-like pain in the heart (Apis, Bry., Caust., Kalm., Lach., Mag-M., Naja, Petr., Psor., Spong., Staph., Sulph.).

Valvular affections with loud, blowing sounds and attacks of violent palpitation. The patient can only lie on the right side (Nat-M., Phos.), or with the head very high; least motion aggravates (Naja) (N.).

Aneurism (Bar-C., Cact., Calc., Carb-V., Lyc., Lycps., Ran-S.) (A.).

Sharp, stitching pains in the left chest, shooting into arm and neck, worse by motion; pulse not synchronous with heart-beat (D.).

On placing hand over the cardiac region there is a purring feeling, as when stroking a cat's back (D.).

Dyspnœa: Can lie only on the right side, with trunk raised; the least motion produces great suffocation; with anxiety and palpitation of the heart (G.).

Rheumatic pericarditis, with violent palpitation of the heart and anxiety (Bt.).

Trembling carotids (Ra.).

Rheumatic affections of the heart (Kali-C., Led., Naja, Phos., Rhus-T.); systolic blowing at the apex (A.).

Faint, nauseated feeling (Ant-T., Ipec., Lob., Tab., Verat.) (D.).

Colic around the navel (Aloe, Bell., Coloc., Dios., Ipec., Merc., Nat-S., Nux-V., Plb., Rhus-T., Stann., Sulph., Thuj., Verat.) (D.).

Nausea every morning before breakfast (Alum., Alumn., Anac., Bar-C., Berb., Bov., Calc., Fago., Lyc., Petr., Sep., Tub.) (Bt.).

Desire for alcoholic drinks (Lach., Led., Lyc., Med., Merc., Mur-Ac., Naja, Nux-V., Op., Phos., Puls., Sel., Sep.) (A.).

Ravenous hunger with nausea and thirst (Sulph.) (A.).

Scrofulous children afflicted with ascarides and lumbrici (Calc., Merc., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Itching and tickling in the anus and rectum (C.).

Scirrhus of the sigmoid flexure or rectum, with atrocious unbearable pain (Alumen) (A.).

Copious, offensive mucus from the posterior nares drops into the throat, causing choking at night (Hydr.) (A.).

Stammering; repeats the first syllable three or four times; with abdominal ailments; with helminthiasis (A.).

Masked intermittents, appearing as periodical; face and head aches.

Chill spreads from the chest (Apis, Carb-An., Sep.) (A.).

Least movement of the body causes chilliness (Apis, Bry., Caps., Coff., Merc-C., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Squil.) (A.).

Heat in back, hands, abdomen, gradually increasing until he becomes hot all over (A.).

Night-sweat, putrid smelling (A.).

Toothache from tobacco-smoking; ameliorated only on lying down and while eating (Plant); worse from cold air and water; returns from thinking about it (A.).

AGGRAVATION: When stooping; from touch; while moving; after sexual excitability; from inspiration; from noise; from moving eyes; in cold, damp, and rainy weather; from rising sun; from tea; and from cold water.

AMELIORATION: From quiet; in dry air; from setting sun; and from lying on the right side with the head high.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Acon., Ars., Bell., Cact., Calc., Dig., Euphr., Gels., Hep., Ipec., Kali-B., Kali-C., Kalm., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Naja, Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Spong., Stann., Sulph., Thuj., Verat., Zinc.

It follows Acon. well.

Complementary: Spong.

Antidotes: Aur., Camph., Cocc., and Puls.

Spigel. antidotes Merc.

Common name: roasted sponge.

Sorethroat, worse after eating sweet things (A.).

Stiffness in the extremities; arms and legs feel as if they were broken.

Swelling and induration of the glands (Calc., Merc-I-F., Phyt.).

Struma (Calc., Sil., Sulph.).

Itching in the swollen glands.

Sensation of numbness of the lower half of the body.

Chronic hoarseness and cough; the voice frequently giving out when talking or singing (Arg-N.) (G.).

Great dryness of the mucous membranes of the air passages-throat, larynx, trachea, bronchi-"dry as a horn" (A.).

Every mental excitement increases the cough (A.).

COUGH AGGRAVATED BY SWEETS, COLD DRINKS, SMOKING, LYING WITH HEAD LOW, AND DRY COLD WINDS; AND AMELIORATED BY EATING OR DRINKING WARM THINGS (A.).

Watering of eyes; latterly gummy or mucous discharge, with obscured vision (Kali-B., Kali-S., Nat-M.).

Goitre, swollen and hard; suffocative at night; in persons who live in villages (N.).

Cough aggravated by talking, reading, singing, swallowing and lying with head low (N.).

Croupy cough, worse on awakening out of sleep (N.).

Bronchitis and inflammation of the larynx (Brom., Phos., Sil.).

Clearing of throat constantly (Arg-N., Kali-B., Phos.).

Of great value in hoarseness (Arg-M., Caust., Kali-B., Phos., Sil.).

Cough dry and sibilant, sounds like a saw driven through a pine-board (croup) (N.).

Great dryness of the larynx, with hoarse, hollow, wheezing cough (Phos.) (N.).

BARKING COUGH (Acon., Dros., Hep., Stram.), DAY AND NIGHT (K.).

Awakens out of sleep with a sense of suffocation, with violent loud cough, great alarm, agitation, anxiety and difficult respiration.

Palpitation of the heart before the catamenia (Alum., Cact., Cupr., Ign., Iod., Nat-M., Sep., Zinc.).

Attacks of severe oppression and pain in the region of the heart; all the symptoms aggravated by lying with the head low; inability to lie down at night (Be.).

CROUP: ANXIOUS, WHEEZING; WORSE DURING INSPIRATION (worse during expiration- Acon.); AGGRAVATED BEFORE MIDNIGHT (aggravated before morning- Hep.) (A.).

Valvular insufficiency (Spig.) (A.).

Angina pectoris; contracting pain, heat, faintness, suffocation, anxiety and sweat; worse after midnight (A.).

Constipation (Alum., Bry., Caust., Graph., Hep., Kali-M., Lyc., Nat-M.).

Frequent urging to urinate (Bell., Canth., Ferr-P., Kali-P., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (C.)

Coldness in the back, not relieved by warmth of stone (C.).

Feverish heat, with hot, dry skin (Acon., Ars., Sulph.) (C.).

Congestion of blood to the head (Acon., Bell., Ferr-P., Glon., Lach., Meli., Nat-M., Op., Sep., Sulph., Verat-V.) (C.)

Sharp stitches in the left temple extending to the forehead (C.).

Fluent coryza, with much sneezing (Acon., All-C., Sabad.) (C.).

Dry coryza; nose stopped up (Alum., Nux-V., Sep., Sil.) (C.).

Sleep interrupted by dreams (Nux-V., Sulph.) (C.).

Useful for pulmonary tuberculosis following pneumonia, with chronic hoarseness, profuse expectoration and suffocative attacks at night (R.).

TESTICLES SWOLLEN, BRUISED, SQUEEZED, AFTER SUPPRESSED GONORRHOEA OR MALTREATED ORCHITIS (Puls.) (A.).

Swelling of the testicles (Clem., Con., Puls., Rhod., Rhus-T., Sil.).

Inflammation and induration of the testicles (Hm.).

Spermatic cord swollen, painful (Clem., Puls., Rhod.) (A.).

Menses preceded by colic, soreness in the sacrum, and craving in the stomach (G.).

Violent drawing in the upper and lower extremities during the menses (G.).

Catamenia too early and too profuse (Calc., Chin., Kali-P., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sab., Sec.).

Induration and enlargement of the ovaries (Aur., Iod., Merc.) (Bt.).

AGGRAVATION: After sleep; in dry, cold wind; when roused from sleep; from exertion; from raising arms; before midnight; from lying with the head low; from sweets; and from cold drinks

AMELIORATION: Many symptoms (with the exception of those of the respiratory organs) are relieved by rest; by eating or drinking warm things; and when descending.

RELATIONSHIP: Spongia follows well after: Acon. and Hep., in cough and croup when dryness prevails; after Spong., Hep., when mucus commences to rattle.

Compare: Arn., Caust., Iod., Lach. and Nux-M. (sputa loosened, but must be swallowed again).

Antidote: Camph.

Common name: tin.

Burning in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet (Lach., Sulph.).

Weakness in the extremities (Ars., Bry., Calc., Gels., Kali-P., Lyc.).

Pressing, drawing and burning heat in the limbs.

Marked weakness with trembling, which is felt more when moving slowly.

So weak she drops into a chair instead of sitting down (N.).

While dressing in the morning has to sit down several times to rest (Carb-An.) (N.).

Pressive, stupefying headache (B.).

Headache, usually neuralgic, which comes on gradually and grows steadily worse till it reaches its height or severest point, when it begins to grow easier and goes away just as gradually as it came on (G.).

Pale face, with sunken eyes (Cina, Ferr., Staph.) (B.).

When singing or using voice, aching and weakness in the deltoid arms (A.).

Anxious sensation of heat from the least motion.

Fainty sensation because of goneness in the epigastric region (Phos.).

Hoarseness, with deep, husky or hollow voice, relieved for the time by coughing or by expectorating mucus (A.).

Tongue coated with yellow mucus (A.).

Continued use of the voice proves enervating (Phos.).

Hysterical and hypochondriacal spasms, with pain in the abdomen and in the region of the diaphragm.

Rest aggravates, whilst motion relieves; only the debility is felt while walking.

THE PAIN BECOME SLOWLY WORSE AND DIMINISH SLOWLY (Kalm., Nat-M., Phos., Plat., Spig., Sulph-Ac.).

Fetid odour from the mouth (Nux-V., Puls.) (A.).

EVERYTHING TASTES BITTER BUT WATER (Acon.) (A.).

Emaciation, with a gone feeling at the epigastrium (Sep., Sulph., Zinc.).

Sinking, empty, all-gone sensation in the stomach (Chel., Phos., Sep.) (N.).

A FEELING OF HUNGER, BUT HE CANNOT EAT (Lyc.).

Gastralgia or gastric ulcer; the pains begin lightly and increase gradually to the highest point, and then gradually decline (N.).

INSATIABLE HUNGER (Ars., Chel., Iod., Tub.) (Bt.).

COLIC RELIEVED BY HARD PRESSURE, OR BY LAYING ABDOMEN ACROSS THE KNEE OR ON THE SHOULDER (Coloc.) (N.).

Colic with a sensation of hunger, bitter eructations, and diarrhœa.

Nausea and vomiting, especially in the morning (A.)

NAUSEA OR VOMITING FROM THE ODOUR OF COOKING FOOD (Ars., Colch., Sep.) (A.).

Lumbrici; passes worms (Calc., Sulph.) (N.).

Vomiting of blood (Acon., Ipec., Phos.) (Bt.).

Diarrhœa consisting of mucus (Aloe, Merc., Nux-V., Sulph.).

Prolapsus, worse during stool (Calc-P., Con., Nux-V., Podo., Puls.) (N.).

Leucorrhœa, with great debility; weakness seems to proceed from the chest (N.).

Before menses, mania erotica (Calc-P., Phos., Stram., Verat.) (B.).

Gushes of debilitating leucorrhœa (Calc., Graph., Lyc., Sep., Sil.) (B.).

Menses too early and too profuse (Calc., Kali-C., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

SADNESS BEFORE MENSES (Calc., Caust., Con., Ferr., Lac-C., Lyc., Murx., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sep., Verat.) (A.).

Pain in the malar bones, during menses (A.).

Atony of the bladder (Ars., Caust., Con., Gels., Lyc., Nux-V., Op., Parier., Tereb.) (B.).

Want of desire to urinate (Caust.).

Diseases of the mucous membranes (Bry., Kali-B., Nat-M., Puls., Rhus-T.).

Distressing cough of a constant nature (Bry., Phos.).

Bronchitis (Acon., Bry., Calc-S., Ferr-P., Kali-M., Nat-S., Phos., Puls.)

LOOSE COUGH, WITH HEAVY, GREEN, SWEET EXPECTORATION (Puls.) (N.).

GREAT WEAKNESS IN THE CHEST; CAN HARDLY TALK; WITH GENERAL DEBILITY, WHICH CENTERS IN THE CHEST (N.).

Faint and weak, especially when going downstairs; can go up well enough (reverse of Calc.) (N.).

It should be remembered in pulmonary tuberculosis, when the pulmonary changes are rapid and persist in spite of the well-directed efforts to check them. The character of the expectoration and the sensation of great weakness, referred to the chest, are characteristic (Bl.).

Empty sensation in the chest (Cocc., Phos.) (A.).

Short breath, from every effort; must loosen clothes (B.).

Catarrhal phthisis; chest feels raw or hollow (Phos.) (B.).

Easily expectorates quantities of sweet, or bright yellow pus or balls of mucus (B.).

Expectoration profuse, like the white of an egg; sweetish or salty; sour, putrid, or musty; during the day (A.).

Extreme exhaustion of mind and body (Kali-P.) (A.).

Sad, despondent; feels like crying all the time, but crying makes her worse (N.).

Cannot answer questions, feels so weak (Gels., Phos-Ac.) (G.).

Child wants to be carried over shoulder (B.).

Dread of seeing people (Puls.) (Br.).

Cough: Deep, hollow, shattering, strangling; concussive, in paroxysms of three coughs (of two coughs- Merc.); dry, while in bed, in the evening (A.).

Worm fevers (Bry., Cina, Nat-P., Phos., Sil.).

Answers unwillingly and abruptly (C.).

Seminal emissions without dreams (Anac., Camph., Con., Dios., Graph., Ham., Pic-Ac.) (C.).

Sexual desire increased (Canth., Con., Graph., Kali-P., Nux-V., Phos., Pic-Ac.).

Easy sexual organs (Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (B.).

Sleeps with one leg drawn up, the other stretched out (Lac-C.) (Br.).

Sleeps, lying on the abdomen (Bell., Cina, Coloc., Podo., Puls., Stram.) (K.).

Chilliness over the whole body (Ars., Nux-V., Sil.) (C.).

Hectic fever (Ars-I., Ferr., Phos., Puls.) (A.).

Low fever, with bronchial or pulmonary complications (Phos., Sil.) (A.).

Chill at 10 A.M., with numb fingertips (B.).

Sweat: Mouldy, musty odour; after 4 A.M., every morning; on neck and forehead; very debilitating (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From using voice; at 10 A.M.; from lying on the right side; ascending steps; from laughing; from singing; by drinking anything warm; and after motion.

AMELIORATION: From hard pressure; after expectoration and by rapid motion.

RELATIONSHIP: Antidotes: Hep. and Puls.

It follows well after Caust. and is followed by Calc., Phos., Sil., Sulph. and Tub.

Complementary: Puls.

Common name: stavesacre.

Drawing and tearing in the muscles (Carb-V., Nit-Ac., Valer.).

Painfulness of the muscles to contact and of the joints when moving (Bry.).

INJURIES FROM SHARP INSTRUMENTS (Hyper., Led.).

Coxalgia with pulsating pain, as from suppuration.

One-sided paralysis from anger.

In the morning great debility and stiffness of all the joints (mostly in the shoulder, small of the back and hip).

Nightly twitchings (Ambr., Calc., Nat-C., Phos., Sep., Stront.).

Deep, penetrating, sharp stitches (Nit-Ac.).

Gouty nodosities in the joints (Benz-Ac.) and swelling of the bones or periosteum with suppuration (Calc., Merc., Sil.).

Itching and burning tettery eruptions quickly helped (Ars., Sep., Sulph.).

Tinea capitis (Calc., Graph., Mezer., Sep., Sulph., Viol-T.).

Excrescences on the gums and sycotic excrescences behind the glans penis (Thuj.).

SEXUAL EXCESSES AND ONANISM (Nux-V., Phos-Ac., Zinc.) (D.).

Crawling on the external genitals as from insects; parts very sensitive (D.).

Eruption with violent itching, and when scratched it changes place and itches somewhere else (D.).

Effects of onanism: hypochondriacal: face sunken: abashed look; nocturual emissions; backache; weak legs; organs relaxed (N.).

Bad effects from the abuse of mercury (Aur., Chin., Dulc., Hep., Nit-Ac., Podo., Sil.).

Extreme hunger, even when the stomach is full of food (Cina, Lyc., Nat-M., Phos.) (G.).

GREAT DESIRE FOR TOBACCO (Bell., Carb-Ac., Eug., Kreos., Nux-V., Plb., Tab., Thuj.), AND BRANDY (Ars., Bry., Hep., Nux-V., Op., Petr., Phos., Sel., Sep., Spig., Sulph., Sulph-Ac.).

Itching of the margin of the lids (Bor., Graph., Merc., Sulph.) (D.).

Styes (Graph., Hep., Merc., Puls., Sil., Sulph., Thuj.) (D.).

Nodosities on the lids (Sulph., Thuj.) (D.).

CHALAZAE ON THE LIDS (Calc., Graph., Sulph., Thuj.) (D.).

Pain in the abdomen after every morsel of food or drink (Calc-P.) (D.).

Sensation as if the stomach was hanging down, relaxed; it seems to be flabby and weak (D.).

Dysentery, with pains worse after drinking water (Nux-V.).

Constipation (Bry., Ign., Nat-M., Op.).

Pot-bellied children, with much colic and worms (Ra.).

Great inclination to perspire (Bry., Calc., Chin.), even whilst sitting (Ars., Calc., Con., Ferr., Kali-B., Rhus-T.).

Intermittent fever consisting only of chilliness (before and after it hunger).

In fever ravenous hunger for days before the attack (A.).

Croupy cough in winter alternating with sciatica in summer (A.).

RAVENOUS APPETITE DURING APYREXIA (K.).

Cough only in the day time (Am-C., Calc., Euphr., Ferr., Lach.), or only after dinner (Nux-V., Phos., Puls., Sulph.); particularly after eating meat (N.).

Cough excited by tobacco-smoke (Spong.) (A.).

The least motion makes the heart palpitate (Carb-V., Con., Dig., Iber., Med., Merc., Nit-Ac., Phos., Spig.) (N.).

Tight chest at close of coition (B.).

Gums spongy, and bleed easily (Carb-V., Nat-M.) (Bt.).

Mercurial affections of the teeth and gums; caries of the former, suppuration in the latter (Hr.).

The sound teeth, as well as those decayed, are very painful to the touch of food or drink (G.).

Premature decay and discoloration of teeth (Kreos.) (D.).

The teeth turn black and crumble as soon as they appear (Plb., Thuj.) (D.).

Hardness of hearing with swelling of the tonsils (Bar-C.), especially after abuse of mercury (N.).

Teeth show black streaks running over (N.).

Throat dry and rough, with soreness when talking and when swallowing (N.).

Sensation as of a round ball in the forehead; sitting firmly there even when shaking the head (N.).

The nervous system is worn out, exhausted (Kali-P., Phos-Ac.) (D.).

The patient is pale, the nose is peaked, the eyes are sunken and surrounded by dark rings (Cina) (D.).

Bad effects of chagrin (Coloc., Ign., Nat-M.) (G.).

Bad effects from thinking and brooding on sexual subjects (Phos.), from anger (Bry., Coloc., Ign., Nux-V.), and from anxiety (Arg-N., Ars., Gels.).

SAD AND IRRITABLE AND ESPECIALLY DEPRESSED AFTER A FIT OF ANGER, OR AFTER AN INSULT (D.).

Very peevish and gloomy (Nux-V., Sulph.) (D.).

Weakness of memory (Arg-N., Caust., Hyos., Med., Nux-M., Phos-Ac.) (D.).

The patient is moody, depressed, prefers solitude, is shy of the opposite sex (D.).

Throws things away indignantly, (Cham., Cina), or pushes them away on the table (N.).

Great indignation about things done by others or himself; grieving about consequences (N.).

Is very sensitive to the least impression; the least word that seems wrong, hurts her very much (Ign.) (G.).

Continually concerned about the future (Bry., Calc., Chin-S., Cic., Ferr-P., Gels., Nat-C., Phos., Puls.) (N.).

Hypochondriasis from sexual excess or by persistent dwelling of the mind on sexual subjects (N.).

PAIN IN THE ABDOMEN AFTER INDIGNATION (K.).

Flatulent colic (Coloc., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Raph.) (G.).

Colic after lithotomy or ovariotomy; attending abdominal section (Bism., Hep.) (A.)

Eczema with yellow, acrid moisture oozing from under the crusts; new vesicles form from contact of exudation (A.).

Dry, pediculated, cauliflower-like fig-warts, especially after abuse of mercury (Nit-Ac., Sabin., Thuj.) (A.).

Pain in small of the back, as if sprained; worse at rest at night, and in the morning, and when rising from a seat (N.).

Urging and pain after urinating in prostatic troubles of old men (Sars.) (A.).

BURNING OR SMARTING IN THE URETHRA WHEN NOT MICTURATING (Berb., Bry., Graph., Merc., Nat-C., Sulph.); CEASES WHILE URINE IS PASSING (N.).

Micturition too frequent; too sparing (Bell., Canth., Merc.) (G.).

Urinates in a slender stream (Clem., Con., Thuj.) (B.).

Prolapse of the bladder (A.).

Dysuria of brides, or in pregnancy (B.).

HAS TO SIT AT URINAL FOR HOURS (A.).

Voluptuous itching in the scrotum (Crot-T., Sulph.) (N.).

Priapism (Canth., Phos., Pic-Ac.) (B.).

Salpingitis (Apis, Bell., Bry., Coloc.) (B.).

Amorous dreams with emissions (Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (G.).

Itching or sensitive vulva (Plat.) (B.).

Pains from ovaries into thighs (B.).

Sleepy all day long; awake all night; body aches all over (N.).

Sweat smelling like rotten eggs (Sulph.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From anger; from indignation; from grief; from mortification; from loss of seminal fluids; from use of tobacco; after onanism; from sexual excesses; from the least touch on the affected parts; from cold drinks; at night; and in the morning.

AMELIORATION: From warmth; from rest; and after breakfast.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Apis, Berb., Canth., Caust., Coloc., Con., Gels., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Plat., Puls., Rhus-T., Sab., Sep., Sil., Sulph and Thuj.....

Complementary: Caust. and Coloc.

Staph. precedes or follows Coloc. well.

Antidote: Camph.

Staph. antidotes: Merc. and Thuj.

Common name: thorn apple.

St. Vitus's dance (Agar., Kali-Br., Merc., Nat-M., Sulph., Zinc.)

Of use in certain forms of epilepsy (Calc., Cupr., Hyos., Lach.).

Tingling in the limbs (Acon.).

Trembling of the limbs (in drunkards) (Hyos.).

Increased and easy movability of the muscles subservient to the will (voluntary musculature), and slowness of the muscles not subject to the will (involuntary musculature).

Subsultus tendinum (Hyos.) (C.).

Twitching in the limbs (Bell., Cupr., Gels., Hyos., Lach.).

Twitching of single muscles, or groups of muscles, especially of upper part of the body (A.).

Carphology (Hyos.) (C.).

SPASM FROM FRIGHT (Acon., Bufo, Calc., Cupr., Hyos., Ign., Indg., Op., Plat., Sec., Sulph., Verat., Zinc.).

Chorea (Agar., Cupr., Gels., Merc.) (A.).

VIOLENT CONGESTIONS OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD (Acon., Bell., Glon., Lach., Meli., Op., Sang., Sulph., Verat-V.).

Spasmodic jerking of the head when up from the pillow (Bell.) (N.).

Abscesses, with violent pains driving one to madness (especially in the left hip) (N.).

Eyes bright, wild and suffused, with red face and wild delirium (Bell.) (D.).

Eyes wide open, prominent; pupils exceedingly dilated (Bell., Hyos.), insensible (Op.), with injected conjunctiva or total blindness (N.).

DIPLOPIA (Aur., Bell., Gels., Hyos., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Op., Plb.) (K.).

Cannot walk in a dark room (A.).

Contortion of eyes and eyelids (A.).

Pupils dilate when the child is reprimanded (A.).

Suppression of all secretions and excretions (Apis, Bell., Hyos.).

EFFECTS FROM SUPPRESSED ERUPTIONS (Ant-T., Apis, Bry., Cupr., Hyos., Lach., Op., Sulph.).

Pain in loins (Aesc., Bell., Calc., Kali-C., Lyc., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph.).

COLDNESS OF THE EXTREMITIES DURING FEVER (Carb-An., Kali-Ars., Sep.) (K.).

VIOLENT PERSPIRATION (Bell., Camph., Merc., Sil., Verat.).

Secretion of milk increased (Asaf., Bell., Bry., Calc., Con., Iod., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T.).

Dysmenorrhœa with excessive loquacity (N.).

Catamenia too profuse, the blood is clotted (Croc., Sab., Ust.).

Excessive loquacity during menses; face bloated with blood, with tears and prayers and earnest supplications (N.).

Urine turbid, brown and thick, which is very scanty (Acon., Apis, Ars., Bell., Benz-Ac., Camph., Dig., Hep., Ipec., Merc-C., Phos., Plb., Sep., Sulph.).

No force to the flow of the stream (of urine) (Clem., Con., Hep., Sep.).

The urine dribbles away very slowly and feebly (G.).

KIDNEYS SECRETE LESS OR NONE IN ACUTE DISEASES, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN (N.).

Grinding of teeth (Apis, Bell., Hyos.) (K.).

Circumscribed redness of cheeks (Cham.) (A.).

Stammering or entirely speechless (N.).

Dribbling of gluey saliva from the mouth (Bell., Cinnb.) (N.).

Voice suddenly gives out and takes a higher pitch (D.).

Risus sardonicus (Bell., Hyos., Oena., Plb.) (N.).

Oppression, with desire for open air (Carb-V.) (C.).

Nervous asthma (Ars., Cupr., Phos.) (D.).

Difficult, hurried respiration (Ars., Kali-C.) (C.).

FOREHEAD WRINKLED, IN BRAIN SYMPTOMS (Hell.), OR IN HEADACHE (Caust., Hyos., Nat-M., Phos., Sulph.) (K.).

Calls things by wrong names (C.).

Bright objects cause delirium, spasms and convulsions (D.).

SCREAMING OUT, TERRIFIED (Bell.) (D.).

Young men or women who pray, sing or talk so devoutly or constantly as to excite the sympathy of all in the home (N.).

Cannot bear to be alone (Bism.); wants hand to be held (N.).

Awakens with a shrinking look, as if frightened at the first object seen (N.).

DESIRE TO ESCAPE, IN DELIRIUM (Bell., Bry., Hyos., Op., Rhus-T.) (A.).

Struggles to get out of bed (Bell.) (C.).

Imagines all sorts of things; that she is double, lying crosswise, etc. (Petr.) (A.).

Head feels as if scattered about (Bapt.) (A.).

Proud, haughty (Lach., Plat.) (C.).

Rapid changes from joy to sadness (Ign.) (Br.).

Child is delirious, does not know where it is; calls for papa and mamma, although they may be present trying to console it (G.).

FURIOUS DELIRIUM (Bell., Lach.) (Bt.).

Sensation as if the limbs were separated from the body (Bapt.).

Visions in delirium (Bell., Hyos.).

Mania with continuous phantastical illusions (Bell., Hyos., Lach.).

Mania, especially of drunkards (Bell., Hyos., Lach.).

PAINLESSNESS WITH MOST OF THE AILMENTS (Op.).

GREAT LOQUACITY, THE PATIENT TALKS ALL THE TIME (Hyos., Lach.), LAUGHS, PLAYS, SINGS AND PRAYS (Verat).

Fear of darkness (Ars., Bell.) (D.).

DESIRE FOR LIGHT AND COMPANY (Bell., Calc., Gels., Lac-C.).

Horrible hallucinations (Bell.); objects start from every corner (Hyos.); animals spring up and terrify (Bell., Hyos.) (D.).

Religious mania (Aur., Sulph., Verat.) (Br.).

VIOLENT RAGE (Agar., Bell., Hyos.).

Violent and lewd (Phos.) (Br.).

CONVULSIONS WITH CONSCIOUSNESS (Nux-V.) (A.).

Pangs of conscience; thinks he is not honest; does not know his friends; raves about his business (G.).

Mock laughter when looking at the picture of his father; face red; eyes wild; alternating with melancholy (G.).

One side paralysed, the other convulsed (Hell.) (N.).

THE CONVULSIONS ARE INDUCED BY CONTACT, AFTER EACH MOTION, FROM LIGHT AND FROM GLISTENING OBJECTS (Lyss.).

Stiff immovability of the body with consciousness (Ign.).

FACE HOT AND RED WITH COLD HANDS AND FEET (A.).

Hydrophobia; fear of water, with excessive aversion to liquids (Bell., Lyss.) (A.).

Screaming, biting, scratching (Bell.) (C.).

Spasmodic constriction of the throat (Bell., Lach., Merc-C.) (A.).

Convulsive hiccough (Ars., Bell., Gels.) (K.).

VIOLENT HICCOUGH (Am-M., Calc-F., Cic., Cycl., Lob., Lyc., Mag-P., Nat-M., Nicc., Nux-V., Stront., Teucr., Verat.) (K.).

Hiccough after hot drinks (Verat.) (F.).

Faintings with snoring (Op.).

Vertigo when walking in the dark, day or night; he staggers and falls down every time he attempts to walk (G.).

No desire for water, although the mouth is dry (Puls.) (Nd.).

Troublesome thirst even with much saliva (G.).

Saliva tastes salty (Ant-C., Carb-An., Cycl., Hyos., Kali-I., Lyc., Merc., Merc-C., Nat-M., Phos., Sep., Sulph.).

Sexual erethism, with indecent speech and action (Hyos.); hands constantly kept on the genital (Br.).

Violent thirst, especially for acid drinks (Ant-T., Chin., Phos., Verat.) (C.).

Nausea, with flow of very saltish tasting saliva (G.).

Diarrhœa of a cadaverous odour (Ars., Bapt., Kali-P., Lach., Psor., Sulph.) (G.).

Puerperal fever (Bry., Hyos., Pyrog.), and nymphomania (Hyos., Verat.) (Bt.).

Scarlet rash, with furious delirium (Bell.) (Bt.).

Spasm of larynx (Brom., Lach., Phos.) (B.).

Spasmodic cough (Bell., Cupr., Dros.) (B.).

Vertigo, as if he would fall forward and to the left (R.).

Throbbing in vertex and occiput (Lach., Sulph.) (R.).

Bores the head into the pillow (Apis, Arn., Bell., Bry., Hell., Sulph., Tub.) (R.).

Cerebro-spinal meningitis accompanied by a severe congestive headache, the pains being so severe that the patients are besides themselves (R.).

Delirium tremens (Hyos., Lach.) (Br.).

Gyratory and graceful motions (Br.).

Sees ghosts, hears voices, talks with spirits (Hyos.) (Br.).

Small objects look large (reverse of Plat.) (Br.).

Parts of the body seem enormously swollen (Br.).

All objects look black (all objects look red- Phos.) (Br.).

Juicy fruit tastes dry; food tastes like straw (A.).

Clean or whitish tongue, with red papillæ (A.).

Vomiting, as soon as he raises his head from pillow (Ars., Bry., Colch.); or from a bright light (A.).

Nausea and vomiting in the evening followed by violent, anxious heat (A.).

Dry, glowing heat over whole body, with redness of head and face, and coldness and paleness of the rest of the body (Bell., Op.) (A.).

Skin hot and burning, with sweat at the same time (Bell., Sep.) (A.).

During sweat, cannot bear to be uncovered (A.).

OILY SWEAT (Phos.; as if mixed with oil- Chin.) (A.).

Is beneficial in erysipelas, when the brain symptoms are pronounced (Bl.).

Children cry out in sleep (Apis, Bell.) (A.).

Restless sleep, with tossing about (Ars.) (C.).

Sleepy, but cannot sleep (Bell., Cham., Op.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: When alone; in the dark; from being touched; on looking at bright light or shining objects; on attempting to swallow, especially liquids; after sleep; from fright; from suppression of discharges; and from intemperance.

AMELIORATION: From bright light; from company; from warmth; and from cold water.

RELATIONSHIP: Stram. often follows Bell., Cupr., Hyos. and Lyss.

Antidotes: Bell., Coff., Hyos., Nux-V., and Tab.

Stram. antidotes: Merc. and Plb.

Compare especially with Bell. and Hyos. It has less fever than Bell., but more than Hyos. It causes more functional excitement of the brain, but never approaches the true inflammatory condition of Bell.

Common name: carbonate of strontian.

Tearing pains in the joints, especially in the evening and at night (Merc., Sil.).

Chronic sprains of the ankle-joint with œdema (Bl.).

Most pains seem to be in the long bones and marrow (Nit-Ac.).

Swelling and caries of the bones, especially the femur (Asaf., Aur., Flour-Ac., Nit-Ac.) (D.).

Uncomfortable fullness and swelling of the abdomen (Carb-V., Lyc., Nux-V.).

Cramp about navel (B.).

The symptoms gradually become worse and decrease at the same ratio (Stann.).

Diarrhœa of a very violent and persistent kind (Aloe, Podo., Sulph.).

Diarrhœa worse at night (Chin., Puls., Sulph.) (D.).

There is a continuous urging; he is hardly off the vessel before he must return (Bl.).

Exhausting diarrhœa of yellow water (Chin.) (B.).

Pain in urinating (Canth., Nux-V., Pareir.).

Distress about or around the heart, as if pressed upon (Cact.).

Great restlessness at night because of smothering, actually preventing access of breath to lungs (Ars., Kali-P., Samb.).

Sensation as of a load on the chest (Bry.) (B.).

Threatened apoplexy; there is violent congestion of the head, with a red face while exercising (Bl.).

Headache: The pain comes up from the nape of the neck and spreads over the head (Sil.) (Bl.).

Constant, slight showing of the menses (Sab., Sec.).

Violent, involuntary starts of the body (Bell., Stram.) (G.).

Tension in inner or outer parts (G.).

Heat, with aversion to undress or uncover one's self (Nux-V.) (G.).

Violent perspiration at night (Calc., Chin., Merc., Sil.).

Fleeting pains, seemingly in bones (B.).

Sense of paralytic weakness (Kali-P., Phos., Zinc.) (B.).

Pale, ammoniacal urine (Benz-Ac.) (B.).

Burning in anus lasts a long time after stool (Ratan., Sulph.) (Br.).

Hard, knotty, difficult stool (Plb., Sulph.) (B.).

Shock after surgical operations (Br.).

Great sensitiveness to cold (Hep., Psor., Sil.) (Br.).

Rheumatic pain in the right shoulder (Lyc.) (Br.).

Cramp in calves and soles (Cupr., Sec., Verat.) (B.).

FLUSHES OF HEAT, DURING CLIMACTERIC (Graph., Lach., Sep., Sulph.) (B.).

Loss of appetite (Kali-M., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph.) (Br.).

Aversion to meat (Graph.) (Br.).

Craves bread (Nat-M.) and beer (Bry.) (Br.).

Cardialgia (Mag-P., Nux-V., Puls.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; at night; while urinating; from cold; from undressing; in darkness; from rubbing; after lying down and rising again; while exercising; and from walking.

AMELIORATION: From light; from warmth; from wrapping up warmly; and from immersing in hot water.

RELATIONSHIP: Remedies following: Bell., Caust., Kali-C., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep. and Sulph.

Compare: Arn., Bar-C., Bell., Carb-V., Chin., Ferr., Glon., Graph., Kali-M., Lach., Merc., Nit-Ac., Op., Puls., Ruta, Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj. and Verat.

Antidote: Camph.

Common name: an alkaloid of nuxvomica; strychnine.

STRYCHNINE is the principal alkaloid of Nux Vomica (as well Ignatia) Bean. It is so intensely bitter that 1 part in 600000 can be detected by the taste.

GENERAL ACTION OF STRYCHNINE.-The motor centres of the spinal cord are powerfully irritated, and hence their reflex excitability is enormously increased; the medulla is also stimulated and the respiratory centre is increased in activity, causing increased frequency and depth of movements of the chest; peristalsis is increased. It produces a condition very much like tetanus (D.).

TETANIC CONVULSIONS WITH OPISTHOTONOS (Cupr., Ign., Nux-V.) (Br.).

The muscles relax in between the paroxysms (Br.).

Trismus or lock-jaw (Cupr., Cur., Hydroc-Ac., Hyper., Ign., Nux-V., Oenan., Phyost., Stram.) (Br.).

Vertigo, with roaring in the ears (Calc., Chin., Kali-C., Nat-M., Puls.) (Br.).

VIOLENT JERKING, TWITCHING AND TREMBLING OF THE EXTREMITIES (Bell., Hyos., Ign., Nux-V., Stram.) (Br.).

Spasms provoked by the slightest touch and attempt to move (Nux-V.) (Br.).

Violent jerks in spinal columns (Br.).

Icy sensation down the spine (Gels.) (Br.).

EXCESSIVE DYSPNOEA (Ant-T., Arn., Ars., Cupr., Ferr-P., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Mosch., Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Desire for coitus (Canth., Lach., Phos.. Plat.) (Br.).

Any touch on the body excites a voluptuous sensation (Plat.) (Br.).

Fæces discharged involuntarily during spasms (Oenan.) (Br.).

Constant retching (Ant-T., Cupr., Ipec., Sec.); violent vomiting (Ars., Cupr., Ipec., Verat.) (Br.).

Deglutition impossible (Bell., Lach., Phos.) (Br.).

Spasm of the œsophagus (Ign., Laur., Sec.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: From the slightest touch, sound and odour; from motion; and after meals.

AMELIORATION: From lying on the back.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arn., Bell., Cic., Cupr., Cur., Gels., Hyos., Ign., Kali-P., Lach., Merc., Nux-V., Op., Phos-Ac., Rhus-T., Sec., Verat.

Common names: brimstone; flowers of sulphur.

The king of remedies around which centres the whole Materia Medica (Bt.).

It acts upon every organ and tissue of the body (Ars., Calc., Merc.) (D.).

Is especially applicable to chronic diseases (Sep.) (D.).

IS THE LEADING ANTIPSORIC (N.).

Adapted to persons of a scrofulous diathesis (Calc., Phos., Sil.) (A.).

Dirty, filthy people, prone to skin affections (Psor.) (A.).

Great weakness; sallow, pale and yellow face; with marked anæmia (Nat-M., Sep.).

Loss of vital strength (Camph., Chin., Kali-P., Phos-Ac., Zinc.).

WHEN OTHER REMEDIES FAIL TO ACT IT IS OF INESTIMABLE NEED IN RALLYING THE VITAL FORCES (Op.).

Is subject to venous congestion, especially of the portal system (Aloe, Podo., Sep.) (A.).

PUSTULAR ECZEMA OF ANY PART (Graph., Merc., Rhus-T.).

The more the eruption is scratched the more it itches and burns (D.).

The skin is rough, coarse and measly (D.).

VOLUPTUOUS ITCHING, SOMETIMES RELIEVES; AFTER IT BURNING; SOMETIMES LITTLE VESICLES (N.).

Soreness in the folds of the skin (Lyc.) (D.).

After violent scratching, aching, numbness and swelling of the skin, even ulceration (N.).

ITCHING WORSE FROM HEAT OF BED (Merc.) (A.).

Child cannot bear to be washed or bathed (Ant-C., Psor.) (N.).

All the eruptions are greatly aggravated by washing and by being wet; wetting produces burning (D.).

Eruption of yellow crusts on the scalp (Kali-S.) (D.).

The troubles of the skin are apt to alternate with some internal trouble (Graph., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Defective osseous growth (Calc.) (D.).

Rickets and curvature of the spine (Sil.) (D.).

Burning of palms and soles (Graph., Lach., Med., Sep.) (D.).

PUTS THE FEET OUT OF BED AT NIGHT TO KEEP THEM COOL (D.).

Is used often for chronic diseases, that result from suppressed eruptions (Caust., Psor.) (A.).

Contracted pupils (Aur., Bell., Calc., Euphr., Hyos., Merc-C., Op., Puls., Thuj.).

Scurfy lids (Graph., Nat-M., Sep.).

Amblyopia in youthful girls with great loss of vigour, anorexia and costive state (Puls., Sep.).

Dimness of vision, as of a veil before the eyes (Chin., Puls.) (N.).

Aversion to light (Con., Euphr., Nat-M.) (G.).

Dark points or spots floating before the eyes (Chin., Cocc., Nat-M., Phos., Physos., Sep., Sil., Tab.) (N.).

Cataract (Calc., Nat-M., Phos.) (G.).

HALO OF COLOURS AROUND THE LIGHT (Bell., Cycl., Kali-P., Lach., Nicc., Osm., Phos., Puls., Sep., Staph., Tub., Zinc.) (K.)

Sharp darting pains like pins, needles, or splinters sticking into the eye (N.).

Scrofulous ophthalmia (Calc.) (Ma. and Ht.).

Hypertrophy of the lids, with itching and smarting and purulent exudations (Sep.) (Ma. and Ht.).

CANNOT BEAR TO HAVE THE EYES WASHED (N.).

Flushes in face (Graph., Sep.) (N.).

Very red lips, particularly with children (N.).

Deafness, with roaring, itching and dampness in the ear (Hm.).

Purulent otorrhœa (Calc., Calc-S., Kali-S., Lyc., Merc., Puls., Sil.).

Stitches in the left ear (Kali-B., Merc-C., Puls., Sabad., Staph.) (N.).

Ears very red with children (N.).

Chronic, dry catarrh (Nux-V., Puls., Stict.) (D.).

Nose bleeds easily (Carb-V., Lach., Merc.) (D.).

There is a smell of old catarrh before the nose (D.).

Chronic local congestions in many parts, with burning sensation (Sep.) (N.).

Is often required to promote adsorptions of effusions (Kali-I.). (N.).

Discharge from every outlet acrid, excoriating and reddening (Kreos., Nit-Ac.) (N.).

Bitter taste in the morning (Puls.) (D.).

Sour, clammy taste in the mouth (Puls.) (Bt.).

Tongue coated white, with red tip and edges, mostly in acute diseases (N.).

CANINE HUNGER (Anac., Cina, Nat-M., Phos., Staph.).

Has to get up at night to eat (Phos., Psor.) (D.).

Eructations, with aversion to meat (Graph.), qualmishness (Nux-V., Puls.) and nausea (Cycl., Ipec., Nat-M.).

DRINKS MUCH, EATS LITTLE (N.).

WEAK, EMPTY, GONE, FAINT FEELING AT THE PIT OF THE STOMACH AT 11 A.M. (Sep.) (N.).

Cannot wait for lunch (A.).

Putrid eructations (Acet-Ac., Arn., Bell., Cocc., Graph., Mag-S., Merc., Mur-Ac., Nux-V., Psor., Puls., Sep.) (D.).

Feeling of satiety after a small quantity of food (Chin., Lyc., Plat., Sil.) (D.).

Desires for sweets, which make him sick, causing a sour stomach and heart-burn (Merc.) (D.).

Rumbling and rolling in the bowels (Aloe, Gamb., Podo.) (G.).

There is a craving for spirits (Nux-V.) (D.).

Fullness and distension of the abdomen, pressing downward towards the anus (N.).

Painful sensitiveness of the abdominal walls to touch (Apis, Arn., Bell., Lach.) (N.).

Movement in the abdomen as of a child (Croc., Thuj.) (A.).

Much pain and soreness of the liver (Lach., Merc.) (D.).

Useful in hæmorrhoids when the bowels, prove inactive (Anac., Ign., Sep.).

Both the flow of urine and discharge of fæces are painful to the parts over which they pass (N.).

DIARRHOEA SOME HOURS AFTER MIDNIGHT, OR DRIVING OUT OF BED EARLY IN THE MORNING, 5 A.M. (Aloe) (N.).

Constipation usually alternating with diarrhœa (Aloe, Nux-V.) (D.).

Exudations into serous sacs following acute inflammations (N.).

Dropsy and other ailments of drunkards (Lach., Lyc., Mur-Ac.) (A.).

Nightly suffocative attacks, wants the door and windows open (A.).

Weakness in the chest when talking (Calc., Phos-Ac., Rhus-T., Stann., Sulph-Ac.), and in the evening when lying down (N.).

Useful in cases of pneumonia where there is no tendency to recuperation and resolution; the lungs tend to break down; there are rales all over the chest, muco-purulent expectoration, and symptoms of hectic fever; all the symptoms being worse at night (D.).

Fan-like motion of the alæ nasi in pneumonia (Am-C., Ant-T., Kreos., Lyc., Phos.) (K.).

May be given in the beginning of pulmonary tuberculosis, with pain through the left chest (Phos.), heat on the head, cold feet, frequent flushes, etc. (D.).

Weeping during stool (Aeth., Bor., Cham., Cina., Phos., Rhus-T., Sil.) (K.).

Child falls asleep as soon as the tenesmus ceases, after the stool (N.).

Diarrhœa, with sensation as if the bowels were too weak to retain their contents (Aloe, Phos.) (A.).

CONSTIPATION: STOOLS HARD, KNOTTY, DRY AS IF BURNT (Bry.); LARGE, PAINFUL (A.).

Child is afraid to have the stool on account of pain, or pain compels to desist on first effort (A.).

Bloody stools (Merc., Nit-Ac.) (G.).

Much itching about the anus (Aloe, Calc., Cina, Merc., Staph.) (G.).

Diabetes mellitus; passes large quantities of colourless urine (Kali-P., Lyc., Merc.) (A.).

Incontinence of urine (Caust., Sep.) (G.).

Tenesmus for an hour after stool (Merc.) (G.).

Piles, either blind or flowing; with discharges of dark, venous blood and violent bearing down pains in the small of back, towards the anus (Ra.).

Weak and slow stream of urine (Thuj.) (Bt.).

Yeasty urine (Caust., Raph.).

Cloudy urine with penetrating odour (Nit-Ac.) (Bt.).

THE DIARRHOEIC STOOLS ARE CHANGEABLE IN COLOUR (Cham., Colch., Dulc., Podo., Puls., Sanic.) AND MAY CONTAIN UNDIGESTED FOOD (Arg-N., Crot-T., Ferr., Nat-M., Podo.) (D.).

Sour diarrhœa (Calc., Hep., Mag-C.) (Bt.)

The odour of the stool clings to the patient for a long time (D.).

Much soreness at the anus (Aloe, Lach., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (D.).

Pulsation in the anus after stool, which continues all day (Ra.).

PARTS AROUND THE ANUS RED, EXCORIATED (Ars., Cham., Nat-M., Petr.) (A.).

Emission of prostatic fluid with difficult stools (Nit-Ac., Phos-Ac., Sep., Sil., Staph.) (K.).

REDNESS OF THE MEATUS URINARIUS (Cann-S., Gels., Led., Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (K.).

BURNING IN THE MEATUS URINARIUS (Berb., Cann-S., Kali-S., Nat-M.) (K.).

BURNING IN THE URETHRA AFTER COITION OR WHEN SEMEN IS DISCHARGED (Berb., Canth., Sep., Sulph-Ac.) (K.).

Seminal emissions and irritability (Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos.).

Such burning in the vagina that she is scarcely able to keep still (Ars.) (N.).

Menses too early, too profuse, protracted (Calc., Sab., Sec.) (A.). Menorrhagia; has not been well since her last miscarriage (Sep.) (A.).

Seminal discharge too quick (Berb., Calad., Calc., Con., Graph., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos., Zinc.), shortly after an erection (Phos-Ac.) (K.).

Chronic gonorrhœa, with discharge of white mucus (Cop., Nat-M., Sep.) (Bt.).

Menses thick, black, and so acrid as to make the vulva and thighs sore (Kreos.) (G.).

Despondent; out of humour; weeps much (Bt.).

Peevishness and fantastic illusions (Nux-V.).

MELANCHOLIC MOOD; DWELLING ON RELIGIOUS THINGS; ANXIOUS TO SAVE HIS SOUL (Aur., Puls., Verat.) (N.).

The most ordinary objects awake extraordinary admiration (N.).

Everything looks pretty which the patient takes a fancy to; even rags seem beautiful (A.).

Dresses up in rags and imagines that they are the finest silk (D.).

" A rugged philosopher," life having been a failure (D.).

A chronic, constitutional grumbler (Nux-V.) (D.).

Too lazy to rouse himself; too unhappy to live (Aur.) (A.).

Chronic vertigo (Calc., Calc-P., Con., Kali-P., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

Congestion to single parts (eyes, nose, chest, abdomen, ovaries, arms, legs, or any organ of the body, marking the onset of tumours or malignant growths, especially at climacteric (A.).

Sick headache periodically once a week or two weeks (N.).

BURNING HOT DISTRESS ON THE TOP OF THE HEAD (Graph., Lach., Phos.); THIS CONSTANT HEAT ON THE TOP OF THE HEAD IS ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT SYMPTOMS WE HAVE FOR SULPHUR (Bt.).

Pressive pain in the vertex, as from a weight on the top of the brain (N.).

FRONTAL HEADACHE IN THE MORNING (Calc., Calc-S., Kali-B., Lach., Nux-V.).

Of great utility in the cure of idiopathic epilepsy and convulsions of both sexes (Calc., Cupr., Hyos., Lach., Nat-M., Op., Sil.).

Chills and fever; no reaction; stupid; constantly sinking (N.).

Sensation of burning in many parts (Ars., Graph., Lach., Phos., Sec., Sep.) (N.).

During fever the patient is drowsy (Apis, Bry., Gels., Nux-M.,), the skin is dry and hot, and there is no sweat (it comes in generally after Acon.) (D.).

Hot flushes during the day with weak, faint spells, passing off with a little moisture (A.).

An excellent remedy in chronic cases of ague (Ipec., Nat-M., Puls.) (Bt.).

Sorethroat with great burning and dryness (Ars.); soreness begins on the right side and goes to the left (N.).

Chronic hæmorrhages; she seems to get almost well, when it comes again and again, for weeks, with weak faint spells (Chin., Ferr.) (G.).

STANDING IS THE MOST DISAGREEABLE POSITION (N.).

Acrid leucorrhœa, making the vulva sore (Kreos., Nat-M., Nit-Ac.) (G.).

Burning in the vagina, during coition (Kreos., Lyc., Nat-M.) (K.).

After nursing, the nipple chaps and bleeds, with much smarting and burning (G.).

Does not walk erect; stoops or bends over forward in walking or sitting (N.).

SEXUAL ORGANS COLD, RELAXED AND POWERLESS (Calad., Lyc., Nat-M.) (Br.).

Itching of the genitals on going to bed (Br.).

Paraplegia of the lower limbs (Caust., Merc., Phos.) and paralysis of other parts (Alum., Arg-N., Calc., Caust., Nat-M., Op., Phos.).

Cold feet (Bell., Calc., Sep.) (N.).

HEAT IN THE SOLES OF FEET, OR COLD FEET WITH BURNING SOLES; WISHES TO FIND A COOL PLACE FOR THEM, OR PUTS THEM OUT OF BED (N.).

Cramps in the calves and soles (Ars., Camph., Podo., Sec., Verat.), particularly at night, also with looseness of the bowels (N.).

Unsteady gait, tremor of the hands or great debility and trembling, weariness, weakness and prostration (Nux-V.) (N.).

Violent, bruised pain in small of the back and in coccyx, especially when stooping, or rising from seat (N.).

Intense, persistent, long-continued fever; skin dry, hot, burning; little or no remission, day or night; patient literally been consumed with fever (A.).

Ailments from abuse of metals generally (Hep.) (A.).

Happy dreams, wakes up singing (A.).

Drowsy in the afternoon after sunset, wakefulness the whole night (Coff., Op.) (A.).

Child is restless, hot, kicks off the clothes at night (Sanic.); has worms, but the best remedy fails (A.).

Becomes suddenly wide awake at night (A.).

Finds himself at night lying on the back (N.)

"CAT-NAP" SLEEP (D.).

The slightest noise awakens (Bor.) (D.).

Vivid, frightful, vexatious, anxious dreams (Arn., Aur., Puls.) (C.).

Talks much in sleep (Puls.) (Bt.).

Jerks one limb on dropping to sleep (B.).

Slight cuts and injuries inflame and suppurate (Bor., Graph., Hep., Sil.) (C.).

Crops of boils (Kali-I., Merc., Sil.) (B.).

Sweat in the axillæ, on hands and feet (B.).

Milk disagrees (Carb-V., Sep.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; after midnight in the early morning; at 11 A.M.; from warmth of bed; when standing; from touch; from bathing or washing; during rest; in changeable weather; during climacteric; after taking milk; periodically; from alcoholic stimulants; and in a closed room.

AMELIORATION: During motion; on walking; in dry, warm weather; from lying on the right side; from drawing up the affected limbs; and in the open air.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Aloe, Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Chin., Colch., Ferr-P., Graph., Hep., Iod., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Psor., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Thuj., Urt., Verat., Zinc.

ANTIDOTES: Acon., Camph., Cham., Chin., Merc., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep. and Sil.

Sulphur antidotes: Chin., Iod., Merc., Nit-Ac., Rhus-T. and Sep.

Complementary: Aloe, Calc. and Psor.

N.B. - Calc. must not be used before Sulph.

Sulph., Calc., Lyc., or Sulph., Sars. and Sep. frequently follow in given order.

Common name: sulphuric acid.

In contusion and laceration of soft parts it vies with Calend. (A.).

Perspiration from every motion (Bry., Calc., Chin.).

Variableness (Ign., Kali-S., Puls.).

Stitches in the joints (Berb., Bry., Kali-B., Nit-Ac., Sil.).

Small, weak, pulse (Verat.).

Tight, dry, cough with slight hacking (Bry.).

Very effective in curing bronchitis in children with short, teasing cough (Dros., Ipec.).

Child smells sour all over, despite the actual cleanliness (Hep., Mag-C., Rheum) (N.).

Bad effects from mechanical injuries, with bruises, chafing and livid skin (N.).

Small, bluish spots as from suggilation (Arn., Ham.), or red itching spots (Merc.).

Purpura hæmorrhagica (Crot-H., Lach.) (A.).

Concussion of brain from fall or blow, where the skin is cold and body bathed in cold sweat (A.).

Tendency to gangrene following mechanical injuries, especially of old people (A.).

Cicatrices turn blood-red, or blue, and are painful (A.).

The left side is more affected (Lach., Rhus-T.).

The pains are felt during sleep (Lach.).

HAEMORRHAGES FROM EVERY OUTLET OF THE BODY (Crot-H., Ferr-P., Loch., Nit-Ac., Phos.) (N.).

Prostration (Ars., Camph., Carb-V., Kali-P., Lach., Phos., Sep., Sulph.) (N.).

SENSATION AS IF THE BRAIN WAS LOOSE IN THE FOREHEAD AND FALLING FROM SIDE TO SIDE (Bell., Bry., Rhus-T., Spig.) (N.).

PAIN OF GRADUAL AND SLOWLY INCREASING INTENSITY WHICH CEASES SUDDENLY WHEN AT ITS HEIGHT, OFTEN REPEATED (Puls.).

Weakness of the whole body, with sensation as if from trembling (Kali-P.).

SENSATION OF TREMBLING ALL OVER, WITHOUT ACTUAL TREMBLING (N.).

Internal trembling of drunkards (A.).

Drawing and tearing in the body, even in the face.

Aggravation, then sudden relaxation of the pains.

Catamenia too early and too profuse (Calc., Chin., Ferr.).

Menses are followed by bloody leucorrhœa (Ars., Caust., Chin., Pyrog., Zinc.) (Bl.).

Flushes of heat in climacteric years (Amyl-N., Graph., Sep.) (N.).

Fever with great disposition to hæmorrhages from capillaries and rapid sinking of the vital forces, oozing of dark, liquid blood; face deathly pale (Carb-V., Ferr.); tendency to collapse and gangrene (A.).

Involuntary urine (Nat-M., Sep.) (A.).

Weak and exhausted from some deep-seated dyscrasia; no other symptoms (Psor., Sulph.) (A.).

Nose-bleed (Ferr-P., Ham., Phos.) (A.).

APHTHAE (Bor., Kali-M., Nat-M.).

ULCERATION OF MOUTH, GUMS, OR ENTIRE BUCCAL CAVITY (Kali-M., Merc., Nit-Ac., Sulph.) (N.).

GUMS BLEED READILY (Carb-V., Crot-H., Hep., Kreos., Lach., Merc-C., Nat-M., Phos.) (N.).

Offensive breath (Bapt., Carb-V., Kali-P., Lach., Nux-V., Puls.) (N.).

Aphthous ulcers; painful (Ars., Bor., Nat-M.) (N.).

Relaxed feeling in the stomach (Carb-An., Ipec., Sep.) (Br.).

Hiccough (Ars., Bell., Carb-V.) (Br.).

Nausea with chilliness (Ars., Cocc., Eup-P., Ipec., Kali-Ars., Nat-M.) (Br.).

Averse to smell of coffee (Br.).

Often very useful in the stomach troubles of old whisky topers (Carb-V.) (N.).

Ailments from brandy drinking (Nux-V.) (A.).

HYPERCHLORHYDRIA (Mag-C., Nat-P., Nux-V.) (Bl.).

Eructations, after eating (Carb-V., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph.).

The ingesta rise up again (Chin., Ferr., Nux-V.).

After eating warm food, cold perspiration.

Sour, acid vomiting (Calc., Hep., Nux-V., Sulph.) (N.).

CHRONIC HEART-BURN, SOUR ERUCTATIONS; SETS TEETH ON EDGE (Rob.) (A.).

Gastralgia; the pains are either violent and contractive, or are of a dull, heavy aching character (Bl.).

Pyrosis (Nat-P., Nux-V., Puls.).

Loss of appetite (Arg-N., Chin., Puls.) (Bl.).

WATER DRUNK CAUSES COLDNESS OF THE STOMACH, UNLESS MIXED WITH ALCOHOLIC LIQUOR (A.)

Flatulence (Carb-V., Coloc., Mag-P., Nux-V., Puls.) (Bl.).

Diarrhœa, fetid, black, with sour odour of the body and faint, empty feeling in the abdomen (Br.).

SAFFRON-LIKE OR ORANGE-LIKE YELLOW STOOL (Coloc., Merc.) (K.).

Oozing piles (Aloe, Graph., Kali-B., Merc., Pœon.) (B.).

Itching, burning and sticking in the anus (Ars, Sulph.) (C.).

Dry coryza, with loss of smell and taste (Ant-T., Nat-M., Puls.) (C.).

Hardness of hearing (Calc., Phos., Sulph.) (C.).

Profuse hæmorrhage from the lungs (Ferr., Ipec., Phos.) (C.).

Hectic fever (Ars-I., Calc., Ferr., Iod., Lach., Nat-M., Sep.) (C.).

Feels in a great hurry; everything must be done quickly (Arg-N.) (A.).

Unwilling to answer questions not from obstinacy, but inaptness (A.).

Cough with expectoration in the morning, without expectoration in the evening (Hep., Puls., Squil.) (G.).

ERUCTATIONS AFTER COUGHING (Ambr., Ang., Verat.) (K.).

Bloody expectoration (Bry., Ferr-P., Phos., Sulph.) (B.).

Fingers jerk when writing (B.).

Drenching sweats (Chin., Merc., Nat-M., Verat.) (B.).

Sensation as if the white of an egg had dried on the face (D.).

AGGRAVATION: After eating; during sleep; in the open air; from excess of heat or cold in the forenoon and evening; during menopause; after traumatism; from spirits; and from odour of coffee.

AMELIORATION: From warmth; from lying on the affected side; from hot drinks; and from putting hands near the head.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ars., Bor., Calend., Carb-V., Chin., Ferr-P., Hep., Ipec., Kali-P., Lach., Led., Lyc., Mag-C., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Puls., Rheum, Ruta, Sep., Sulph., Symph. and Thuj.

Follows well after: Arn., with bruised pain, livid skin, and profuse sweat; and Led. in ecchymosis.

COMPLEMENTARY: Puls.

N. B. Sulphuric Acid, one part, with three parts of alcohol, 10 to 15 drops, three times daily for three or four weeks, has been successfully used to subdue the craving for liquor (Hr.).

Common name: comfrey.

Comminuted fractures (B.).

Is an excellent remedy for broken bones where the bones refuse to knit (Calc-P.) (N.).

It facilitates union of fractured bones, lessens peculiar pricking pain, and favours production of callus (Calc., Calc-P.) (A.).

Irritability at the point of fracture (Hyper.) (A.).

In injuries of the eye if there is great pain in the eye-ball itself from the blow, it may have to be used (Arn., Led.) (N.).

Irritable stumps after operations (Hyper.) (Bl.).

Periosteal pains after wounds have healed (Calc-P., Sil.) (A.).

Psoas abscess (Arn., Asaf., Chin., Cupr., Phos-Ac., Sil., Staph., Sulph., Syph.) (Br.).

Inflammation of inferior maxillary bone with hard, red swelling (Br.).

Neuralgia of knee (Bell.) (Br.).

Pain in the occiput (Cocc., Petr., Sil.) (Br.).

Injuries to sinews and tendons (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: From touch; from motion; and from pressure; after mechanical injury.

AMELIORATION: From warmth.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arn., Calend., Calc-P., Fluor-Ac., Hep., Merc., Nit-Ac., and Sil.

Follows well after Arn. for soreness of the periosteum after an injury.

Common name: syphilitic virus.

Is indicated in affections that are dependent upon a latent syphilitic taint (Bl.).

Is of great service in children with congenital syphilis, who show the effects of the disease (Aur., Bar-C., Nit-Ac.) (Bl.).

Rheumatism in syphilitic constitutions (Aur., Kali-B., Nit-Ac., Phos-Ac., Sil.) (D.).

Rheumatism of the shoulder-joint, or at the insertion of the deltoid; worse from raising the arm laterally (Rhus-T.) (A.).

Sciatica, worse at night, better about day-break (B.).

Carious ulcers (Asaf., Fluor-Ac., Sil.); pains worse from sun down to sunrise (N.).

Caries of the spine (Calc., Lyc., Merc., Nit-Ac., Sil.) (N.).

Severe pain in long bones (Br.).

ALL THE SYMPTOMS ARE WORSE AT NIGHT; THE PAIN BEGINS IN THE EVENING AND END AT DAYLIGHT (Bl.).

Ophthalmia neonatorum (Arg-N., Calc.; Hep., Kali-S., Sulph. (A.).

Pain in the eyes intensified at night and are relieved by cold bathing (Puls.) (A.).

Falling of the hair (Lyc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac.) (A.).

Chronic syphilitic headaches (Aur., Kali-B., Nit-Ac., Sil.) (D.).

Headache causing sleeplessness and delirium at night (A.).

Deep, crushing head pains (B.).

Profuse lachrymation (All-C., Euphr., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (R.).

Top of the head feels as if coming off (C.).

Eyes glued together in the morning (Arg-N., Calc., Carb-S., Clem., Graph., Med., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (R.).

Diplopia; one image seen below the other (C.).

Ptosis (Arg-N., Caust., Sep.) (A.).

Photophobia (Con., Nat-M., Phos.) (C.).

Recurrent phlyctenular inflammation of the cornea (C.).

Otorrhœa with acrid, watery or purulent discharge (Kali-S.) (R.).

Abscesses or boils coming in succession (Sulph.) (R.).

Copper-coloured, reddish-brown eruptions over the body, with a disagreeable odour (B.).

Pustular eruption on different parts of the body (Ant-C., Merc., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (R.).

Pains increase and decrease in severity gradually (Plat., Stann.) (Bl.).

Offensive, thick, yellow-green nasal discharge (Kali-B., Puls.) (R.).

Scabs form in both nostrils during sleep (Nux-V., Puls.) (R.).

Ozæna (Aur., Calc., Kali-B., Lach.) (C.).

Caries of nasal bones (Aur., Kali-I.) (C.).

Face drawn to one side, with difficult speech and mastication (Caust.) (R.).

HEREDITARY TENDENCY TO ALCOHOLISM (N.).

CRAVING ALCOHOL IN ANY FORM (Sulph-Ac.) (N.).

Extreme emaciation of the entire body (Abrot., Iod., Nat-M., Sanic., Sil.) (A.).

Lancinating pains from the base to the apex of the heart at night (from the apex to the base of the heart- Med.; from the base of the heart to the clavicle or shoulder- Spig.) (A.).

Salivation at night (Merc., Rhus-T.) (B.).

Vomiting of food, or dark, grumous matter (Con., Lach.) (R.).

Heart-burn with pain and rawness from the stomach to the throat-pit (Iris) (R.).

Teeth decay at the edge of the gum and break off; are cupped, edges serrated; dwarfed in size, converge at their tips (Staph.) (A.).

Stools dark, bilious and offensive (Bapt., Nat-S., Sulph.) (R.).

Fissure in the anus and rectum (Graph., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Petr., Thuj.) (A.).

Prolapse of the rectum (Merc., Podo., Sulph.) (A.).

Thick, yellow and offensive leucorrhœa, with constant pain across the back (Sep.) (R.).

Obstinate constipation for years; rectum seems tied up with strictures; when enema was used the agony of passage was like labour (Lac-C., Tub.) (A.).

Ulcers on the labia (Merc., Nit-Ac.) (C.).

Leucorrhœa profuse, soaking through the napkins and running down to the heels (Alum., Calc., Graph., Sep., Sil., Stann.) (N.).

Menses have odour of rotten meat (B.).

Fears the terrific suffering from exhaustion on awakening (Lach.) (A.).

Terrible dread of night on account of mental and physical exhaustion on awakening; it is intolerable, death is preferable (A.).

Sensation, as if going insane, as if about to be paralyzed (A.).

Sensation of apathy and indifference (Phos-Ac., Sep.) (A.).

Loss of memory (Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-M.) (A.).

Cannot remember names of books, persons or places Merc., Nux-M., Psor.) (A.).

Hopeless, despair of recovery (Psor.) (C.).

Always washing her hands (K.).

AGGRAVATION: At night; from sundown to sunrise; from extreme cold or heat; in damp weather; from raising the arm laterally; during thunder-storm; every alternate full moon.

AMELIORATION: From change of position; from slow motion; by cold bathing; in high altitude; and during the day.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Asaf., Aur., Calc., Fluor-Ac., Graph., Kali-I, Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Phyt., Plat., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Thuj. and Zinc.

Common name: tobacco.

Symptoms occur in paroxysms (asthma, sick headache, vertigo and sneezing) (A.).

Icy coldness of the surface, covered with cold sweat (Camph., Colch., Carb-V., Sec., Verat.) (N.).

Death-like pallor (Ars., Carb-V., Sec.) (D.).

Nervous tremor and debility (Gels., Kali-P., Lach., Tarant.) (D.).

Intermittent pulse (Dig., Nat-M.) (D.).

Feeble, irregular pulse (Carb-V., Verat.) (G.).

Præcordial oppression with palpitation (Acon., Amyl-N., Lach., Naja) (D.).

VERTIGO, ON OPENING THE EYES (on closing the eyes- Lach., Therid., Thuj.) (N.).

Headaches increase with the rising of the sun and decrease with its going down (Nat-M., Spig.) (N.).

Sick headache, with deathly nausea and violent vomiting, greatly aggravated by noise and light (Bt.).

Paralysis and sudden hyperæmia of the brain, with violent nausea, vomiting and great prostration (Bt.).

VERTIGO, INCREASING TO LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Kali-P.); RELIEVED IN THE OPEN AIR AND BY VOMITING (A.).

VERTIGO, ON RISING OR LOOKING UPWARD (Puls.) (A.).

Periodical sick headache, lasting one or two days (A.).

Sudden pain on the right side of the head, as if struck by a hammer or a club (A.).

Renal colic (Berb., Canth., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls.); violent, spasmodic pains along the ureter, left side (Berb., Nux-V.); with deathly nausea and cold perspiration (Ipec.) (A.).

Constipation of years' standing (Alum., Plb., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

Inactivity of the bowels (Alum., Bry., Sep.) or paralysis of the rectum (Op.) (A.).

Spasms of the sphincter ani muscle (Bell., Caust., Ferr., Lach.) (A.).

Prolapsus ani (Aloe, Merc., Podo., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

Strabismus, depending upon brain troubles (Stram.) (A.).

Dim-sightedness (Cycl., Ferr., Gels.) (A.).

Sees as through a veil (Phos., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

AMAUROSIS, FROM ATROPHY OF THE RETINA OR OPTIC NERVE (Phos.) (A.).

Diplopia (Aur., Gels., Hyos., Nat-M., Nit-Ac.) (K.).

Seminal emissions (Calc., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos., Puls.) (B.).

Impotency (Agn., Calad., Gels.) (B.).

Backache, worse from lying, and better from walking (Rhus-T.) (B.).

HICCOUGH AFTER COUGH (K.).

Much spitting (Ipec., Lob., Sep.) (B.).

SEA-SICKNESS, BETTER ON DECK, IN FRESH COLD AIR (Phos.) (N.).

DEATHLY NAUSEA, GIDDINESS, AND VOMITING (Ant-T., Ars., Cocc., Colch., Cupr., Dig., Ipec., Lobel., Phos., Sec., Verat.) (D.).

Dreadful faint feeling at the stomach (Carb-A., Sep., Zinc.) (Gr.).

UNCOVERING THE ABDOMEN RELIEVES THE NAUSEA AND VOMITING (G.).

SENSATION AS IF THE STOMACH WERE HANGING DOWN RELAXED (Ipec., Staph., Sulph.) (N.).

Violent vomiting (Ars., Cupr., Ipec., Phos., Verat.) (Bt.).

Vomiting during pregnancy (Puls., Symphori.) (A.).

Diarrhœa of yellowish or greenish slime (Merc., Puls.) (G.).

SUDDEN URGING WITH NAUSEA, VOMITING, PROSTRATION AND COLD SWEAT (Ars., Camph., Verat.) (A.).

Vomiting, as soon as he begins to move (or from the least motion) (Ant-T., Ars., Bry., Cadm., Colch., Cupr., Ferr., Lac-D., Lob., Nux-V., Petr., Theri., Verat.) (A.).

Diarrhœa, with extreme faintness (Ars.) (A.).

Complete prostration of the entire muscular system (Ars., Gels., Kali-P., Nux-V.) (A.).

Sensation of excessive wretchedness (A.).

Great despondency with indigestion, palpitation and intermittent pulse (A.).

Mental faculties much impaired (Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Sil.) (G.).

Cannot read or study (Nat-M.) (G.).

Sudden attacks of extreme faintness (Ars., Camph.) (G.).

Strangulated hernia (Cocc., Lyc., Nux-V., Op.) (Bt.).

Complete marasmus (Abrot., Arg-N., Calc-P., Nat-M., Op., Sars., Sil.) (Bt.).

Emaciation of cheeks and back (A.).

Violent pain in the small of the back during soft stool, with tenesmus and burning (J.).

STATE OF COLLAPSE, AS IN CHOLERA (Ars., Camph., Carb-V., Kali-P., Laur., Phos., Sec., Sulph., Verat.) (Bt.).

Icy coldness of the legs from the knees down (Carb-V.) (Smi.).

Continual paroxysms of sneezing for weeks (Ars.) (G.).

During pregnancy an insupportable pruritus over the whole body, with pyrosis and other gastric symptoms (G.).

Pain between the shoulders (Bl.).

Hands icy cold, body warm (Sep.) (A.)

Trembling of the limbs (Ambr., Gels., Kali-Br., Lach., Merc., Phos.) (A.).

Palpitation, due to tobacco (N.).

VIOLENT PALPITATION WHEN LYING ON THE LEFT SIDE (Cact., Lach., Nat-M., Phos., Psor., Puls.), GOES OFF WHEN TURNING TO THE RIGHT (Glon., Lach., Phos., Psor.) (A.).

Angina pectoris, with nausea, cold sweat and collapse (B.).

Tightness of the chest, ameliorated by taking inspiration (N.).

Cough, followed by hiccough (Br.).

Breathlessness (Acon., Apis., Ign.) (Br.).

Dry, teasing cough; must take a swallow of cold water (Caust., Phos.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: From motion; from lying on the left side; from riding in a carriage; from heat; from opening the eyes; in the evening; in a warm room; and from walking.

AMELIORATION: In the fresh, open air; from uncovering the abdomen; in twilight; from vomiting; from vinegar; and from cold application.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary: Op.

Antidotes for abuse of tobacco are:-

For ailments from tobacco-chewing- Ars.

For dyspepsia caused by tobacco- Ign. and Sep.

For impotence caused by tobacco- Lyc.

For bad taste and headache in the morning from smoking- Nux-V.

For tobacco heart, palpitation and sexual weakness- Phos.

For excessive nausea and vomiting- Ipec.

For annoying hiccough from tobacco-chewing- Ign.

For neuralgic affections of the right side of the face, and chronic nervousness, especially in sedentary occupations- Sep.

For spasms and cold sweat from excessive smoking- Lyc.

For occipital headache and vertigo from excessive use of tobacco (especially from smoking)- Gels.

N.B. - Caladium and Plantago Major cause a disgust for tobacco.

Tabacum antidotes: Cic. and Stram.

Common names: lycosa tarantula: spanish spider: a large, hairy and venomous, tropical spider, of south america).

This spider poison has, like other spider poisons, very positive nervous symptoms (N.).

It acts upon the uterus and ovaries, and upon the female sexual organs generally (N.).

Especially indicated in choreic affections, where the whole body or the right arm and left leg are principally affected (left arm and right leg principally affected- Agar.) (Bt.).

Lasciviousness; moral relaxation (Phos.) (Br.).

EXTREME RESTLESSNESS; THE PATIENT MUST BE IN CONSTANT MOTION, THOUGH MOTION AGGRAVATES (Phyt.) (D.).

Sensitive to music (Nat-C., Nux-V., Sep.) (Br.).

Must be doing something all the time (Kali-Br.) (D.).

Destructive impulses (Ars., Stram.) (Br.).

Hysterical affections (Apis, Ign., Sep.) (D.).

Sudden alteration of mood (Bell., Ign., Puls.) (Br.).

Twitching and jerking of the muscles (Bell., Hyos., Ign., Lach.,) (A.).

Constant movement of the legs, arms, trunk, with inability to do anything (A.).

Seminal emissions (Phos., Sep.) (Br.).

Neuralgia of the uterus, accompanied with sadness and despair (Bt.).

Spasms of the uterus (Bell., Sec.) (A.).

Kleptomania (Br.).

Wants hair brushed or head rubbed (Br.).

SYMPTOMS APPEAR PERIODICALLY (Ars., Cedr., Chin., Kali-B., Lack., Lyc., Nat-M., Spig.) (A.).

Neuralgic headache, aggravated by the least noise, touch, strong light (Bell., Coff., Nux-V.), and ameliorated by rubbing the head against the pillow (A.).

Restless legs, impulse to walk (Br.).

At every menstrual nisus, the throat, mouth and tongue become intolerably dry, especially when sleeping (Nux-M.) (A.).

Cough at night, ameliorated by smoking (K.).

Termini of nerves become so irritated and sensitive that some kind of friction is necessary to obtain relief (A.).

Menstrual irregularities (Ign., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Dysmenorrhœa (Bry., Caul., Vib-O.) (C.).

Food tastes sour (Am-C., Calc., Lyc., Puls.) (K.).

Craves raw food (Ail., Sil., Sulph.) (B.).

Extreme sexual excitement (Plat., Stram.) (A.).

Nymphomania and pruritus vulvæ; the parts are dry and hot, with much itching and frequent erotic paroxysms (D.).

Sensitiveness of the ovaries (Apis, Bell., Lach., Plat., Murx.) (D.).

Hyperæsthesia, least excitement irritates, followed by languid sadness (A.).

Extreme hyper-sensitiveness of the tips of the fingers (A.).

Slight touch along the spine provokes spasmodic pain in the chest and cardiac region (A.).

Alternate chill and heat (Ars.) (B.).

Intense headache (Bell., Glon., Lach., Nat-M.), as if thousands of needles were pricking in the brain (as though a thousand little hammers were knocking in the brain- Nat-M.) (A.).

Intermittent fever, with choreic convulsions (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From motion; from touch of the affected parts; from noise; from change of weather; periodically the same hour; in the evening; and after menses.

AMELIORATION: In the open air; from music; from bright colours; from massaging the affected parts; from riding on horseback; and from smoking.

RELATIONSHIP: Similar to: Agar., Apis, Ars., Bell., Canth., Croc., Crot-H., Cupr., Ferr., Kali-Br., Kali-P., Lach., Mag-P., Merc., Mygale, Naja, Nat-M., Phos., Plat., Rhus-T., Sec., Stram., Sulph., Verat. and Zinc.

Complementary: Ars.

Antidote: Lach.

Common name: cuban spider; large, dark-brown and hairy spider of cuba.

This remedy is indicated in septic conditions, with great prostration (Ars., Bapt., Kali-P., Lach., Pyrog.) (Bl.).

The affected parts are of a purplish colour (Apis, Lach.) and there are burning, stinging pains (Apis, Ars., Nit-Ac.) (Bl.).

The agony of a felon compels the patient to walk on the floor for nights (A.).

PRODUCES A PERFECT PICTURE OF SLOUGHING CARBUNCLE, WITH GREAT PROSTRATION AND ATROCIOUS, BURNING PAINS (Anthrac., Ars., Lach.) (D.).

Malignant ulcers (Ars., Carb-Ac., Kreos., Lach., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Anthrax (Apis, Ars., Lach.) (A.).

Old suppurating, bluish-coloured, offensive buboes (Carb-An., Lach.) (N.).

Pruritus, especially about the genitals (Crot-T., Graph., Merc., Petr., Sulph.) (Br.).

Bubonic plague, with early and persistent prostration (Ars., Bell., Ign., Lach., Op., Phos., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

Retention of urine (Ars., Caust., Lyc., Nux-V., Op., Puls.) (Br.).

Cannot hold urine on coughing (Caust., Nat-M., Puls.) (Br.).

Sleep prevented by harsh cough (Lyc., Puls., Sep.) (Br.)

Loss of appetite, except for breakfast (Br.).

Hiccough after breakfast (Zinc.) (K.).

AGGRAVATION: At night; from exertion; from cold drinks.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Anthrx., Ars., Lat-M.

Common name: dandelion.

The limbs are movable, but it seems to him as if the moving power was obstructed.

Painfulness of all the limbs by touch and a like condition when in an improper position.

Crampy pains in different parts of the body (Cupr., Mag-P., Sec.).

Sensation of weakness through the whole body with a desire to lie around.

More symptoms appear while sitting or standing and disappear when walking.

Perspiration in the evening when going to sleep.

Debility and profuse night-sweats, especially when convalescing from bilious or typhoid fever (Chin., Lach., Phos.) (A.).

Sensation of great heat on the top of the head (Ars., Lach., Sulph.).

Gastric headache (Ant-C., Kali-M., Nux-V., Puls.) (A.).

Darting pains in the outer parts (G.).

Sterno-cleido mastoid muscle very painful to the touch (Lach.).

Cramp in the left sterno-mastoid muscle.

Tongue covered with a white film with sensation of rawness. This film comes off in patches, leaving dark-red, tender and very sensitive spots (Ran-S.) (A.).

MAPPED TONGUE (Ars., Kali-B., Lach., Nat-M.) (D.).

Salivation (Chin., Kali-B., Merc.) (Bl.).

Hawking up of sour mucus.

Sour blood from decayed teeth during toothache.

Collection of water in the mouth (Colch., Merc., Nit-Ac., Puls., Rhus-T.).

Loss of appetite (Chin., Lyc., Puls.) (A.).

Food tastes sour (Am-C., Ars., Calc., Caps., Chin., Jac-C., Lyc., Nux-V., Podo., Puls., Tab., Tarant.).

Bubbly sensation in the abdomen (Hell., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Puls., Stann., Sulph-Ac.).

Sharp, stitching pains in the hepatic region (Bry., Chel., Kali-C.) (Bl.).

Liver troubles, with soreness in the region of the liver (Chin., Merc.,) (D.).

Difficult evacuation (Alum., Plb., Sep.) (Br.).

Bilious diarrhœa (Bry., Nat-S., Podo.). (D.).

Tympanites (Carb-V., Lyc., Pids.) (Bl.).

JAUNDICE WITH ENLARGEMENT AND INDURATION OF THE LIVER (Chel., Iod., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Podo., Sep.) (A.).

Secretion of urine increased (Acet-Ac., Gels., Helon., Lyc., Merc., Phos-Ac.).

Frequent desire to urinate (Nux-V.) (C.).

Restlessness of and pain in the thighs and limbs in typhoid and typho-malarial fever (Rhus-T., Zinc.) (A.).

Great chilliness after eating, and especially after drinking (Bell., Caps., Kali-C.) (A.).

Long-lasting chill (Chin., Nux-V.), when he falls asleep, sweat breaks out, mostly on the head (A).

Nose, hands and tips of fingers are icy cold (Sabad., Stann.) (A.).

Heat in the face, with redness (A.).

Copious sweat at night, with pain in the spleen (Nat-M.) (A.).

Neuralgia of the knees (Bell., Puls.) (Br.).

Yawning and sleepiness during the day (Nux-V.) (C.).

Vivid, unremembered dreams (C.).

Tearing pain in the occiput (C.).

Pustule in the right corner of lips (C.).

AGGRAVATION: When sitting; while standing; from lying down; from fat food; and while resting.

AMELIORATION: When walking; and from moving.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ars., Bry., Chel., Chin., Cupr., Hydr., Kali-M., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-S., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Podo., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Thuj. and Verat.

Antidote: Camph.

Common name: tartar emetic; antimonium tartaricum.

A cardiac depressant; it produces motor and sensory paralysis and loss of reflex action (D.).

On the mucous membranes and skin it produces catarrhal and pustular inflammations (D.).

Often useful in both ends of life-childhood and old age (Bar-C., Lyc., Sil., Sulph.) (N.).

Violent pains in the sacro-lumbar region; the slightest effort to move causes retching and cold sweat (N.).

Sneezing with fluent coryza, with loss of taste and smell (Nat-M., Puls.) (G.).

FAN-LIKE MOTION OF THE ALAE NASI IN PNEUMONIA (Am-C., Kreos., Lyc., Phos., Sulph.) (K.).

Great debility and weakness (Ars., Kali-P., Lach., Phos., Verat.).

Internal trembling (Sulph-Ac.).

Great sleepiness (Gels., Nux-M., Op.) (N.).

Irresistible inclination to sleep with nearly all complaints (Nux-M., Op.) (N.).

CONVULSIONS, WHEN SMALL-POX FAILS TO BREAK OUT (Cupr., Zinc.) (K.).

Face very pale or cyanotic from unoxidized blood (Carb-V., Ipec.) (N.).

General coldness and cold sweat (Carb-V.) (N.).

Attacks of fainting and syncope (Ars., Camph., Kali-P., Laur., Nux-V., Phos., Verat.).

One-sided complaints (rheumatic pains in the left chest), pulsation in one side of the forehead and one-sided headache.

Convulsive twitches in almost every muscle of the face (Bell., Cupr., Hyos.) (N.).

CHILD WANTS TO BE CARRIED (Acon., Ars., Brom., Carb-V., Cham., Cina, Ign., Lyc.), AND DOES NOT WISH TO BE TOUCHED (Ant-C., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Cham., Cina, Kali-C., Lach., Sil.).

CHILD CLINGS TO THOSE AROUND AND CRIES AND WISHES IF ANY ONE TOUCHES IT; WILL NOT LET YOU FEEL THE PULSE (Cham., Cina) (N.).

Cannot keep her eyes open; irresistible drowsiness, and deep, stupefied sleep; when awake, hopelessness and despair, or chill and fever, or vomiting of food (N.).

Diseases originating from exposure in damp basements or cellars (Aran., Ars., Tereb.) (A.).

Soreness all over the chest (Arn., Bry., Ran-B.).

If children get angry the coughing spell comes on; also after eating (N.).

CONSTANT AND DISTRESSING COUGH, DISPOSED TO BE LOOSE WITH MUCH EXPECTORATION (Ipec., Kali-S., Puls.).

Rattling or hollow cough, worse at night, with suffocation; throat full of phlegm; sweat on the forehead; vomiting of food (Ipec.) (N.).

A remedy of great utility in cases of pneumonia (Kali-C., Lyc., Phos.).

In broncho-pneumonia, second stage, with bronchi loaded with mucus, it is specific (Bt.).

When of service there is rattling of mucus in the chest, catarrhal ophthalmia, and marked gastro-enteric disturbance.

COUGH GROWS LESS FREQUENT; PATIENT SHOWS SIGNS OF CARBONIZED BLOOD (N.).

When the child coughs there appears to be a large collection of mucus in the bronchial tubes; it seems as if much would be expectorated, but nothing comes up (N.).

COARSE RATTLING WITH INABILITY TO EXPECTORATE; IMPENDING PARALYSIS OF THE LUNGS (N.).

PARALYSIS OF THE LUNGS, WITH GREAT DYSPNOEA AND FITS OF SUFFOCATION (Hyos., Lyc., Op.) (Bt.).

Coughing and gaping constantly, particularly children (Hn.).

Short, hoarse, weak, nearly suffocating breathing, with whistling noise; thorax expands with great difficulty; head thrown backwards, with great anxiety and prostration; face livid and cold; forehead and sometimes the whole body covered with cold perspiration; pulse feeble and accelerated (Bt.)

Acute œdema of the lungs (Apis, Ars., Lach., Lyc., Merc-Sulph., Phos.) (Bt.).

CROUP, WITH WHISTLING AND RATTLING EXTENDING INTO THE TRACHEA (D.).

Whooping cough; cough worse when the child is angry, or when eating; it culminates in vomiting of mucus and food (D.).

Asphyxia: Mechanical, as apparent death from drowning; from mucus in the bronchi; from impending paralysis of the lungs; and from foreign bodies in the larynx and trachea (A.).

Asphyxia neonatorum; child at birth pale, breathless, gasping. It relieves the death-rattle (Laur.) (A.).

Sooty or flapping nostrils (Hyos., Lyc.) (B.).

Painful urging to urinate; scanty discharge, dark-red, or the last portion bloody; with stitches in the bladder and burning in the urethra (N.).

After checked gonorrhœa, pain in the testes (Puls.) (G.).

Severe bearing down in the vagina (Bell., Murx., Sep.) (G.).

Leucorrhœa of watery blood, liable to occur in paroxysms, worse while sitting (N.).

Feet "go to sleep" immediately after sitting down (C.).

Insensibility and coldness of the limbs (Camph., Carb-V.) (C.).

Dropsy of the legs (Ars., Ferr., Kali-C.) (B.).

Rapid, weak and trembling pulse (R.).

Icterus with pneumonia, especially of the right lung (Chel., Merc.) (A.).

Tongue very thinly white with reddened papillæ and red edges particularly with whooping cough (N.).

Tongue red in streaks (Hn.).

The pustular inflammation occurs in the œsophagus, mouth, throat, larynx, stomach and small intestines (Hg.).

Gastro-enteritis characterized by great anxiety, nausea, vomiting of a green, watery, frothy material that contains particles of food (Bl.).

Desire for acids (Ars., Cor-R., Hep.) and fruits (Ars., Calc-S., Phos-Ac., Verat.) (K.).

Extraordinary craving for apples (Aloe; for acids and pickles- Ant-C.) (A.).

Very thirsty day and night (Ars., Bry., phos., Sulph.) (Bt.).

HE COULD LIE ON HIS RIGHT SIDE ONLY; ANY CHANGE FROM THIS POSITION WAS SURE TO PRODUCE VOMITING (Wd.).

Much nausea and vomiting day and night, with drowsiness (Aeth.) (G.).

Aversion to milk, and often to all kinds of nourishment (G.).

Violent pains, like cramps in the epigastrium (Cupr.) (G.).

Vomiting, until he faints (A.).

NAUSEA WITH FREQUENT VOMITING (Ant-C., Ars., Ipec., Nux-V.) OF BITTER, SOUR SUBSTANCES-A MARKED CHARACTERISTIC.

Long-lasting dyspeptic symptoms, with loss of appetite (Carb-V., Kali-C., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph.).

Colic, as if the bowels would be cut to pieces; labour-like tearing from above downward, with rumbling and looseness (N.).

Beating and throbbing through the whole body, particularly in the belly or pit of the stomach, with great concern about the future (N.).

INTENSE NAUSEA AND VOMITING, WITH PROSTRATION (Ipec., Tab., Verat.) (N.).

Vomiting of large quantities of mucus (Ipec., Phos., Puls.) (Bt.).

Inflamed lids with catarrhal conjunctivitis (Calc., Euphr., Merc., Puls., Sulph.).

Purging frequently associated with vomiting (Ars., Podo., Verat.) (Bl.).

The stools are profuse and watery, and indications of collapse are present (Carb-V., Kali-P., Verat.) (Bl.).

Diarrhœa in association with pneumonia, small-pox, and other eruptive diseases, especially if the eruption has been suppressed (Sulph.) (G.).

The stools may be very offensive, watery, bloody, light brownish-yellow, or green as grass (G.).

Intermittent fever with lethargic condition (Gels.) (Br.).

Violent vomiting in association with intermittent fever (Ant-C., Cina, Elat., Ferr., Lyc.) (K.).

Short chill and long-lasting heat, with somnolency and profuse sweat on the forehead (A.).

Perspiration on the scalp (Calc., Ipec., Merc., Sil., Tarant.) or forehead on coughing (Chlor., Ipec., Verat.) (K.).

Vertigo, with drowsiness (Hn.).

The head trembles, particularly when coughing, with an inward trembling; teeth chattering and drowsiness more in the evening and in the warmth (N.).

Thick eruptions like pocks, often pustular (Rhus-T.); as large as a pea (Merc.) (N.).

Variola, with vomiting of viscid mucus clogging the air-passages; pustules in the larynx, mouth, throat and digestive organs (Bt.).

Great dysphagia; deglutition almost impossible (Bell., Hep., Lach., Merc., Phos., Sil.) (G.).

AGGRAVATION: In damp, cold weather; from lying down; at night; from the warmth of the room; from change of weather; in spring; from touch; from anger; and from over-eating.

AMELIORATION: In the open air; from sitting upright; from expectoration; and from lying on the right side.

RELATIONSHIP: In lobar pneumonia and broncho-pneumonia Tart-Emet. is very similar to Lyc. (In Lyc. there are greater and more distressing dyspnœa, many mucous rales, stitching and stabbing pleuritic pain and a tendency to abdominal distension. Over and above in Lyc. there is present not only marked weakness, but also there is great struggling on the part of the patient to get his breath, with a flaying of the alæ nasi).

Tart-Emet. is similar to Verat-Alb., in cholera. Both have diarrhœa, colic, vomiting, coldness and craving for acids; but in the latter copious sweating on the forehead is more prominent.

In capillary bronchitis or broncho-pneumonia Tart-Emet. corresponds to Ipec., but can be distinguished by its excelling drowsiness or coma from defective respiration. Over and above, you should remember that it supplants Ipec., when the lungs seem to fail, and the cough declines or ceases.

It is called for bad effects of vaccination, when Thuja fails and Silicea is not indicated.

Children not easily impressed when Ant-T. seems indicated in coughs, require Hep-S.

Antidotes: Chin., Ipec., Puls. and Sep.

Common name: turpentine.

Fresh ecchymoses in great numbers occur from day to day (Sulph-Ac.) (A.).

Great languor and loss of strength (Ars., Bapt., Gels., Kali-P.) (Ho.).

Hæmorrhages from all outlets, especially in connection with urinary or kidney troubles (N.).

Purpura hæmorrhagica (Arn., Crot-H., Lach., Phos.) (N.).

Congestion and inflammation of the urinary organs (Bell., Ferr-P.), with scanty, high-coloured urine (Canth., Lyc.) (Bt.).

Nephritis (Apis, Canth., Lach., Lyc., Merc.) (Bl.).

BURNING, DRAWING PAINS IN THE KIDNEYS (Zinc.) (Bt.).

Dull, aching pains in the renal region (Berb., Lyc., Nux-V.) (D.).

Albuminous urine (Apis, Canth., Merc-C., Phos., Sep.) (N.).

HAEMATURIA (Canth., Hep., Lach., Merc-C., Sars.) (N.).

BLOOD IS THOROUGHLY MIXED WITH THE URINE, LIKE COFFEE-GROUND SEDIMENT (Bt.).

Urethritis (Cann-S., Canth., Kali-B.) (Bl.).

Distressing strangury (Bell., Canth., Merc-C., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (D.).

Burning and smarting on passing urine (Canth., Caps.) (N.).

Pressure in the bladder, extending up into the kidneys when sitting, disappearing when walking (Ha.).

URINE: SCANTY, BLOODY, DARK AND SMOKY, LOOKING AND SMELLING LIKE VIOLETS (D.).

Violent burning and cutting in the bladder; tenesmus; sensitive hypogastrium; cystitis and retention from atony of the fundus (A.).

Spasmodic retention of urine (Bell., Canth., Nux-V.) (A.).

ALBUMINURIA AFTER DIPHTHERIA, SCARLATINA OR TYPHOID (A.).

Incontinence of urine (Calc., Sep.) (R.).

Constant desire to urinate (Canth., Nux-V.) (R.).

TONGUE SMOOTH AND GLOSSY, AS IF DEPRIVED OF ITS PAPILLAE, IN TYPHOID FEVERS, (ALSO IN STOMATITIS AND ENTERO-COLITIS) (Wd.).

TONGUE VERY SORE, RED AND GLOSSY, BURNING LIKE FIRE (Bt.).

Choking sensation in the throat (Ign., Lach., Nat-M., Phos.) (Br.).

Stomatitis (Bor., Kali-B., Merc.) (Br.).

Rancid eructation (Carb-V.) (R.).

Burning sensation in the stomach (Ars., Canth., Lyc., Phos., Sulph.) (R.).

Griping colic (Bell., Coloc., Mag-P.) (R.).

Nausea and vomiting (Colch., Ipec.,) (Br.).

Burning in the chest along the sternum (Phos.).

Complaints from living in basements and damp dwellings (A.).

PERITONITIS (Apis, Bell., Bry., Lach.) (R.).

Abdomen extremely sensitive to touch (Apis, Bell., Lach.) (A.).

Flatulence (Aloe, Nat-S., Nux-V., Podo.) (A.).

IMMENSE TYMPANITES (Carb-V., Lyc.) (Bt.).

Stools: Copious, watery, greenish, and very fœtid; has motions from ten to twenty from 12 A.M. to 12 P.M.

Entero-colitis, with frequent and exhaustive stools (Ha.).

Griping, pinching colic, with muco-purulent stools (Merc.) (Bt.).

Fainting after each stool (Ars., Calc., Con., Lyc., Nux-M., Phos., Podo., Sulph., Verat.; before stool- Ars., Dig., Glon., Puls., Sars., Sumb.; during stool-Aloe, Coll., Dulc., Dios., Nux-M., Ox-Ac., Puls., Sars., Sulph.).

BURNING IN THE RIGHT HYPOCHONDRIUM (Ars., Aur-M., Bry., Chel., Crot-C., Gamb., Kali-C., Lac-C., Lach., Mag-M., Med., Mur-Ac., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sulph.).

HAEMORRHAGES FROM THE BOWELS IN TYPHOID FEVER (Kali-P., Lach., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Burning in the anus and rectum (Aloe, Ars., Canth., Caps., Graph., Iris, Lach., Nit-Ac., Sulph.) (A.).

Ascarides, lumbrici or tape-worms (Calc., Stann., Sulph.) (A.).

Tickling at the anus (Aloe, Calc., Merc.).

Worms, with foul breath, choking (Cina, Spig.); dry, hacking, cough (A.).

Irregular chills and flushes of heat (A.).

Coldness and chill in the abdomen (A.).

Heat with great thirst (Ars., Bry., Sulph.) (A.).

Copious hæmorrhage, black fluid, from the nose, stomach, kidneys, lungs, bowels, with ulceration of Peyer's patches; great prostration and emaciation (A.).

Low, muttering delirium (Bry., Hyos., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Cold, clammy sweat over the whole body (A.).

Post-scarlatinal dropsy (or dropsy after scarlatina), with smoky urine (Apis, Colch., Hell., Lach.) (N.).

Dryness of the mucous membranes of the air-passages.

Expectoration streaked with blood (Calc-S., Phos., Sil.) (R.).

Hæmoptysis (Acalypha, Ipec., Phos.) (Br.).

Short, hurried and anxious breathing (Lach., Lyc., Phos.) (R.).

Capillary bronchitis (Ant-T.) (R.).

Bronchial asthma (Ant-T., Ipec., Lob.) (B.).

Hæmoptysis (Acon., Bell., Ferr-P., Lach., Nit-Ac., Phos., Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph.) (N.).

Intense burning in the uterine region (Ars., Lach., Sulph.) (Br.).

Metritis (Bell., Lach., Puls., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

Puerperal peritonitis (Bry., Lach., Sep.) (Br.).

Metrorrhagia, with burning in the uterus (Lach., Phos., Sec.) (Br.).

Thin, offensive, acrid lochia after miscarriage or childbirth (Ars., Sec.) (R.).

Intense pressure and fullness of the head (Bell., Bry., Nux-V.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From dampness; from cold; at night; from lying down; from pressure; when urinating; and when sitting.

AMELIORATION: From motion; when walking.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Alumn., Apis, Arn., Ars., Berb., Canth., Dig., Equiset., Ferr-P., Gels., Hell., Ipec., Kali-B., Kali-C., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc-C., Nit-Ac., Phos., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph., Thuj. and Verat-V.

Is recommended as a prophylactic in malarial and African fevers.

Antidote: Phos.

Common name: cat thyme.

Useful in worms (Cina, Merc., Stann.).

THIS IS A GREAT REMEDY FOR ASCARIDES, WHERE THERE IS GREAT ITCHING OF THE ANUS (Bt.).

Creeping and crawling in the rectum worse during evening and from warmth of bed (Bl.).

Tearing in the limbs, especially in the bones and joints (Merc.).

The limbs go to sleep (Puls., Rhus-T.).

About noon general sensation of debility.

Nervous, trembling, irritable sensation in the whole body.

Tingling in the nose (All-C.).

Child frequently rubs its nose (Arg-N., Cina, Sil.) (N.).

SENSATION AS IF THE NOSTRILS WERE STOPPED; BLOWING NOSE OR SNEEZING DOES NOT REMOVE OBSTRUCTION (Stict.) (N.).

POLYPUS NARIUM OR NASAL POLYPUS (Calc., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Sil.) (Bt.).

Catarrh, with expectoration of solid chunks from the posterior nares (D.).

Biting sensation in the vicinity of the polypus (Bt.).

Frequent sneezing (All-C., Ars., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Sensation of crawling in the nose, without coryza (Bl.).

Ingrowing toe-nails (Graph., Sil.) (Bt.).

Suppurating grooves in the nails.

Loss of sense of smell (Nat-M., Puls.) (Br.).

Desire for open air, which does not fatigue him but improves the condition (Carb-V., Phos., Puls., Tub.).

Staggering when walking (Arg-N., Gels., Nux-V., Stram.).

POLYPUS IN THE UTERUS OR VAGINA (Calc., Merc., Petr., Phos-Ac., Puls., Staph., Thuj.) (K.).

Very indolent; inclined neither to physical nor to mental exertion (Nux-V., Sil.) (C.).

Singing involuntarily (Croc., Lyc., Lyss.) (K.).

Unusual hunger (Calc., Cina, Iod., Nat-M., Phos.); prevents sleep (Abies-N., Chin., Ign., Lyc., Phos., Sanic.) (C.).

Violent hiccough (Cic., Lyc., Mag-P., Nat-M., Nux-V., Stram.) (C.).

Jerking hiccough, after nursing (F.).

Vomiting of large quantities of dark-green masses (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; at night; from warmth of bed; when walking; and after nursing.

AMELIORATION: In the open air.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Calc., Cic., Cina, Gels., Ign., Kali-P., Lyc., Mag-P., Merc., Nat-M., Nat-P., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sulph. and Thuj.

Complementary: Calc. and Nat-P.

Common name: orange spider.

For extreme sensitiveness of puberty; during pregnancy and climacteric years (A.).

Most complaints are accompanied with vertigo (Kali-P., Phos.) (Bt.).

Headache: When beginning to move, as of a dull heavy pressure behind the eyes; violent, deep, in the brains, worse from lying down (Lach.); very much aggravated from others walking on the floor, or from least motion of the head (A.).

Great aversion to work (Chin., Lyc., Nux-V., Phos., Sep., Sulph.) (G.).

ANXIETY ABOUT THE HEART (Acon., Ars., Aur., Camph., Carb-V., Ign., Kalm., Meny., Naja, Phos., Puls., Spig., Tab.) (Hr.).

Great inclination to be startled (Bell., Bor., Gels., Kali-C., Stram.) (Hr.).

Time seems to pass very rapidly (too slowly- Arg-N., Cann-I., Nux-M.) (A.)

Burning in the liver region (Sulph.) (Br.).

Nausea and vomiting when closing the eyes (Hr.).

Nausea from least motion (Bry., Cocc., Kali-C.); from fast riding in a carriage (Cocc., Petr., Sep.) (A.).

EVERY SOUND SEEMS TO PENETRATE THROUGH THE WHOLE BODY, CAUSING NAUSEA AND VERTIGO (A.).

Headache behind the eyes (Hr.).

Nausea increased to vomiting during vertigo (Iris, Kali-B., Tab.) (Hr.).

VERTIGO ON CLOSING THE EYES (Lach., Thuja), FROM ANY, EVEN THE LEAST NOISE (A.).

MENIERE'S DISEASE OR AURAL OR labyrinthine VERTIGO (A.).

Periodical headache; throbbing and shooting, over the left eye; aggravated by the heat of the sun and noise (D.)

Luminous vibrations before the eyes (Br.).

Chronic nasal catarrh (Calc., Nat-S.) (A.).

Nasal discharge thick, yellow, greenish and offensive (Calc., Kali-S., Merc., Nat-S., Thuj.) (A.).

SEA-SICKNESS OF NERVOUS WOMEN; THEY CLOSE THEIR EYES TO GET RID OF THE MOTION OF THE VESSEL AND GROW DEATHLY SICK (Tab.) (A.).

Scrofulosis, when best remedies fail (Calc., Iod., Tub.) (N.).

Phthisis florida (in the beginning) (A.).

Stitch high up (apex) in the left chest to the back (A.).

Cardiac anxiety and pain (Ars., Cact., Lach., Naja, Nat-M., Phos.) (Bl.).

Inclination to take deep breath (Bry., Phos.); to sigh (Ign.) (C.).

Violent stitches in the upper left chest, below the scapula, extending to the neck (Anis., Myrt., Pix., Sulph.) (A.).

Pain in the bones all over, as if broken (Eup-P.) (A.).

Great sensitiveness between the vertebræ; sits sideways in a chair to avoid pressure against the spine (Chin-S.); aggravated by the least noise and jar of foot on the floor (A.).

TOOTHACHE: EVERY SHRILL SOUND PENETRATES THE TEETH (A.).

Teeth sensitive to cold water (Ant-C., Calc., Hep., Merc., Staph., Sulph.) (C.).

Salty taste in the mouth (Puls.) (C.).

Hysteria during puberty (Ign., Puls.) (C.).

Faints after every exertion (Ars., Cocc., Nux-V., Sep., Verat.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From noise; from touch; on closing the eyes; from least motion; from jar; from riding in a carriage; from going on board the ship; and from pressure.

AMELIORATION: From rest; and from warmth.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Acon., Aran., Bell., Con., Graph., Ign., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos., Spig., Sep., Sil., Tab., Thuj. and Zinc.

Follows well after: Calc. and Lyc.

Antidotes: Acon., Graph. and Mosch.

Common name: shepherd's purse.

Albuminuria during gestation (Apis) (Br.).

Renal colic (Berb., Dios., Nux-V.) (Bl.).

Phosphatic deposit in the urine (Calc-P., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Spasmodic retention of urine (Bell.) (Bl.)

Dysuria (Canth., Ferr-P., Kali-B., Lyc., Merc.) (Bl.).

Cystitis (Apis, Bell.) (Bl.)

Urine runs away in little jets (Br.).

Brick-dust-like sediment in the urine (Lyc.) (Br.).

Profuse hæmorrhage from all parts of the body (Crot-H., Phos., Sec.); blood dark and clotted (Sab., Sec.) (A.).

Exhausting hæmorrhage from uterine inertia; scarcely recovers from one period before another begins (Sec.) (A.).

Menses: Too early and too profuse; protracted (eight, ten, even fifteen days); tardy in starting, first day merely a show; second day colic, vomiting, a hæmorrhage with large clots; each alternate period more profuse (A.).

METRORRHAGIA: WITH VIOLENT CRAMPS AND UTERINE COLIC; AFTER ABORTION, MISCARRIAGE, OR LABOUR; WITH CANCER UTERI (Phos., Ust.) (A.).

Hæmorrhage accompanying uterine fibroid (Calc., Lyc., Nit-Ac.) (Bl.).

Leucorrhœa before and after menses; bloody, dark, offensive; stains indelibly (Br.).

Vertigo, worse on rising (Bry., Chin., Phos., Puls., Sep.) (Br.).

Craves; butter-milk (Br.).

Frequent epistaxis (Carb-V., Lach., Phos.) (Br.).

Eyes and face puffy (Apis, Ars., Kali-C., Phos., Sep.) (Br.).

Spermatic cord sensitive to concussion of walking or riding (Br.)

Mouth and lips cracked (Graph., Kali-B., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Sulph.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: On alternate menstrual period; before, during and after menses; during gestation; after abortion, miscarriage, or labour; on rising; on riding; and from walking.

AMELIORATION: From pressure; and from warmth.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Chin., Ferr., Kali-P., Lach., Nit-Ac., Phos., Sec., Sinap., Tril., Ust., and Vib.

Common name: arbor vitae.

The leading anti-sycotic (the leading anti-psoric- Sulph.; the leading anti-syphilitic- Merc.) (N.).

Hydrogenoid constitution (Nat-S.) (B.).

One-sided complaints (Caust., Lach., Lyc.).

Aversion to motion (Bry.).

Useful in removing many of the symptoms of gonorrhœa (inferior to Medorrhinum)

Especially suited to the treatment of ailments following suppressed gonorrhœa (Puls., Sep., Staph.) (N.).

Twitching, especially in the upper part of the body.

Stinging in the limbs and joints (Apis, Kali-B., Sil.).

The limbs go to sleep (Anac., Nux-V., Puls.).

Painful swelling and redness of the points of the fingers.

BAD EFFECTS FOLLOWING VACCINATION; NEVER WELL SINCE (N.).

White dandruff (Merc., Sulph.) (N.).

Hair falling out or grows slowly and splits (N.).

VERTIGO, WHEN CLOSING THE EYES (Lach., Ther.) (A.).

Headache is of sycotic origin, with various symptoms (N.).

Intense stabbing pains in the head, driving the patient almost to distraction; must lie down (D.).

Sensation as though a nail were being driven into the vertex or frontal eminences (D.).

Headache, as if a convex button were pressed on the part; worse from sexual excesses, over-heating, or from tea-drinking (A.).

Chronic headache of sycotic or syphilitic origin (A.).

Styes on the eyelids (Calc., Puls., Sep.) (N.).

CHALAZAE OR TARSAL TUMOURS (Staph.) (N.).

Ophthalmia nenatorum (Arg-N., Puls.) (A.).

Large granulations, like warts or blisters on the eyelids (A.).

Eye symptoms are ameliorated by warmth and covering; if uncovered, feels as if a cold stream of air were blowing out through them (A.).

Discharge of pus from the ears (Calc., Graph., Puls., Sil.) (N.).

Polypi in the ears (Calc., Lyc., Puls.) (N.).

Eyelids agglutinated at night (Alum., Carb-S., Graph., Lyc., Sep.) (A.).

Eyelids become dry and scaly on the edges (Graph., Petr., Sep.) (A.).

Chronic otitis; discharge purulent, like putrid meat (A.).

RANULA (BLUISH) (Ambr., Calc., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Plb., Staph.).

Teeth decay at the roots, the crown remaining sound; crumble, turn yellow (N.).

Toothache, worse from tea drinking (Chin., Coff., Ferr., Ign., Lach., Selen., Sep.) (K.).

On blowing the nose a pressing pain in the hollow tooth, or at the side of it (Bn.).

Dislike for fresh meat and potatoes (Br.).

Complete loss of appetite (Chin., Lyc., Puls., Sep.) (Br.).

Thirst, with a gurgling sound in the œsophagus on drinking (Ars., Hydro-Ac.) (D.).

Abdomen enlarged and puffed; protrudes here and there as if from the arm of a fœtus; movements and sensation as if something were alive; no pain (N.).

Fistula in ano (Berb., Calc-P., Sil.).

ANUS FISSURED OR SURROUNDED WITH CONDYLOMATA (Ant-C., Graph., Sil.) (N.).

Diarrhœa, especially from the effects of vaccination (N.).

LOOSE BOWELS (Aloe, Calc-P., Nat-S., Podo.).

Curative in frequent, small and painful bowel movements (Merc., Nux-V., Sulph.).

STOOL FORCIBLY EXPELLED (Calc-P., Gamb.); COPIOUS, GURGLING LIKE WATER FROM A BUNG-HOLE (Podo., Sulph.) (N.).

Oily stool (Bol., Iod., Pic-Ac.) (B.).

Constipation: Stools consist of hard, black, balls; stools large; and they recede after being partially expelled. (Sanic., Sil.) (N.).

Violent pains in the rectum compel cessation of effort (A.).

Piles swollen; pain most severe when sitting (A.).

Face has a greasy or shiny look (Nat-M.) (N.).

Diarrhœa, worse in the morning after break-fast, from coffee and onions, with rapid emaciation and exhaustion (D.).

COUGH BY DAY ONLY (Arg-M., Calc., Euph.) (B.).

Warts on the outside of the nose (N.).

Catarrh, with thick, green mucous discharge (Kali-B., Nat-S., Puls.) (N.).

Scabs form inside the nose (Graph., Sep.) (N.).

Troublesome, slight, long-lasting cough.

Asthma (Ant-T., Carbo-V., Nat-S.) (N.).

Short, difficult breathing (Sulph.) (B.).

Fixed ideas, as if a strange person were at his side; as if the soul and body were separated; that the body and particularly the limbs were made of glass, and will readily break; as if a living animal were in the abdomen; tells about being under the influence of a superior power (N.).

Insane women will not be touched or approached (N.).

Is always in a hurry (Arg-N.), talks hurriedly (Bell., Hep., Lach.), moves hurriedly, and is excitable (D.).

Imagines himself double or treble and scattered about (D.).

When walking the limbs feel as if made of wood (A.).

Emotional sensitiveness; music causes weeping and trembling (Br.).

Always chilly from least change of weather (Hep.) (A.).

Chill beginning in the thighs (Cedr., Cham., Rhus-T., Ther.) (K.).

Violent shaking chill, for a quarter of an hour, about 3 A.M., followed by thirst; then profuse perspiration all over except on the head (A.).

SHIVERING THROUGH AND THROUGH, FROM THE SLIGHTEST UNCOVERING OF THE BODY IN WARM AIR (A.).

Sweat when he sleeps, stops when he wakes (reverse of Samb.) (A.).

Profuse night-sweat; so that he changes his shirt several times at night (A.).

Sweat on the side not lain on (Benz., Sanic.) (A.).

Fetid or sour-smelling sweat at night (A.).

Flesh feels as if beaten, from the bones (Phyt.; as if scraped- Rhus-T.) (A.).

Dribbling urine (Bell., Clem., Staph.) (G.).

FORKED STREAM OF URINE (Canth., Caust., Merc., Merc-C., Petr., Rhus-T.) (K.).

Frequent micturition with the pains (Cann-S., Canth., Merc., Sep.) (N.).

Severe cutting at close of urination (Sars.).

Sensation after urinating, as if urine thickening in the urethra (A.).

URETHRITIS IN SYCOTIC PATIENTS (WHICH Cann-S. DOES NOT RELIEVE); STREAM SPLIT; CUTTING AFTER URINATION; DISCHARGE THICK (N.).

Long-lasting gleet after gonorrhœa (but inferior to Medorrhinum).

Red, smooth excrescences on the glans penis (Bt.).

Thuja bears the same relation to sycosis (figwarts, condylomata and wart-like excrescences upon the mucous and cutaneous surfaces) that Sulphur does to psora, or Mercury to syphilis (N.).

Chronic induration of the testicles (Aur., Clem.) (Br.).

Gonorrhœa suppressed by injections, and complicated with rheumatism or orchitis (Clem., Puls., Sil.) (D.).

Gonorrhœa with thin, greenish discharge (Merc.) and scalding urine (D.).

Hæmorrhage from the urethra after urination (Hep., Mezer., Puls., Sars., Sulph., Zinc.) (K.).

Perspiration, smelling like honey, on the genitals (A.).

Suppressed gonorrhœa causing articular rheumatism, prostatitis, impotence and many other constitutional troubles (A.).

Nocturnal erections (Canth., Phos.) (G.).

Retarded menstruation (Graph., Sep.) (Hg.).

Vagina is filled with warty excrescences (G.).

Voluptuous formication in the fossa navicularis (C.).

Chancroidal ulcer of the genitals (Nux-V.,) (R.).

Ovarian troubles (Apis, Coloc., Podo., Sep., Sulph.) (N.).

Distressing, burning pain in the left ovarian region when walking or riding; must sit or lie down (Croc., Ust.); worse at each menstrual nisus (A.).

Coition prevented by extreme sensitiveness of the vagina (Plat., prevented by dryness- Lyc., Lyss., Nat-M.) (A.).

Abortion at the end of third month (Sab., Sec.) (G.).

Profuse, mucous leucorrhœa, which is extremely acrid and excoriates the uterus, vulva and perineum (Bl.).

Nails brittle, distorted, crumbling, misshapen or soft (Ant-C., Graph.) (N.).

Bleeding fungous growths (N.).

EPITHELIOMA (Ars., Lach., Nit-Ac.) (N.).

Skin looks dirty (Psor., Sulph.) (A.).

Brown or brownish-white spots here and there on the skin (A.).

Eruptions only on covered parts: burn after scratching (A.).

SWEAT ONLY ON UNCOVERED PARTS, OR ALL OVER EXCEPT THE HEAD (N.).

PERSPIRATION OF THE UNCOVERED PARTS AND DRYNESS OF THE COVERED PARTS.

Of great usefulness in the cure of warts in any part of the body (Caust., Nit-Ac., Staph.).

Wart-shaped excrescences here and there, especially on hands and genitals (Staph.) (N.).

Large, seedy, pedunculated warts on the skin (A.).

Pathological vegetations, condylomata, polypi, etc. (N.).

Moistening and suppurating sycotic excrescences (Sil.).

AGGRAVATION: In the evening; from the heat of the bed; by extension; in cold, damp air; after vaccination; from excessive tea drinking; from narcotics; at night; at 3 A.M. and 3 P.M.; from tobacco; and from spirituous liquors.

AMELIORATION: By rest; by drawing up the limbs; from warmth; and in the open air.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Cann-S., Canth., Cop., Kali-S., Merc., Nat-S., Puls., Sep., Sil., Staph. and Sulph.

Follows well after: Med., Merc., and Nit-Ac.

Cinnab. is preferable for warts on the prepuce.

Complementary: Med., Nat-M., Sab. and Sil.

Antidotes: Camph., Merc. and Sil.

Common name: dried thyroid gland of the sheep.

Rickets (Calc., Calc-P., Lyc., Nat-M., Sil.) (Br.).

Rapid emaciation (Ars., Iod., Nat-M.) (B.).

CRETINISM (Aur., Bar-C., Iod.) (Br.).

Muscular weakness (Gels., Nat-M., Op., Sil.) (Br.).

Easy fatigue (Kali-P., Pic-Ac.) (Br.).

ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN (Bar-C., Calc-P., Merc., Sil.) (Br.).

Nose dry, indoors, moist in the open air (Nux-V.) (B.).

Palpitation from least exertion (Ars., Phos.) (Br.).

Pulse weak and frequent, with inability to lie down (Lach.) (Br.).

Cough on entering a warm room from cool air (Ant-C., Bry., Med., Nat-C., Nux-V.) (B.).

Dry, painful cough with scanty, difficult expectoration and burning in the pharynx (Br.).

Oily musty sweat (Merc.) (B.).

EXOPHTHALMIC GOITRE (Spong.) (Br.).

Eyeballs prominent (Stram.) (Br.).

Progressive diminution of sight (Calc., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Thirst for cold water (Bry., Calc., Nat-M., Phos., Sulph., Verat.) (Br.).

DESIRE FOR SWEETS (Arg-N., Calc., Lyc., Merc., Sulph.) (Br.).

Polyuria (Arg-N., Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Sulph.) (Br.).

Cold hands and feet (Calc., Sep., Stram.) (Br.).

Rolling flatulence with gurgling (Carb-V., Lyc., Nat-S., Podo.); then a loose, gassy stool (Aloe, Calc-P., Nat-S., Podo., Sulph.) (B.).

Irritable, worse from least opposition (Aur., Bry., Sulph.) (Br.).

Goes into a rage over trifles (Nux-V.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: From least exertion; from cold; on entering a warm room from cool air; and from contradiction.

AMELIORATION: From lying on the abdomen; and from rest.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Aur., Bar-C., Calc., Calc-P., Gels., Iod., Kali-P., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Sep., Sil., Verat., and Zinc.

Common name: wake robin.

Active or passive hæmorrhage (Ferr., Ham., Ipec., Kali-P., Lach.) (D.).

Hæmorrhage from the nose, lungs, kidneys, and uterus (Carb-V., Ipec., Lach., Mill., Nit-Ac.) (A.).

Blood usually bright red (Acon., Bell., Cact.) (A.).

Tendency to putrescence of the fluids (Ars., Bapt., Carb-Ac., Kali-P., Kreos., Lach.) (A.).

Epistaxis, profuse, passive, or bright red (Carb-V., Lach., Phos.) (A.).

Uterine hæmorrhage, after over-exertion or too long a ride (A.).

IS ESPECIALLY USEFUL IN MENSES EVERY TWO WEEKS, LASTING A WEEK AND VERY PROFUSE (Calc., Nux-V.) (N.).

FLOODING, WITH FAINTING, FAINT, DIM SIGHT, PALPITATION, OBSTRUCTION AND NOISES IN THE EARS (Chin.) (N.).

Menorrhagia from displaced uterus or at the climacteric; blood dark and clotted (A.).

Threatened abortion (Caul., Sep.), with a gush of blood on each movement, with a sensation as if the hips and back were falling apart; relieved by bandaging the hips tightly (D.).

Post-partum hæmorrhage (Chin., Ferr-P., Ham., Ipec., Sec.) (N.).

Profuse yellow, creamy or bloody leucorrhœa, which renders the patient anæmic (Bl.).

Tendency to uterine prolapsus (Bell., Nat-M., Sep., Thuj.) (Bl.).

Hæmorrhages from uterine fibroids (Calc., Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (Bl.).

Varices of pregnancy (Puls., Sep.) (B.).

Profuse, long-lasting lochial discharges (Calc., Sec., Sep). (C.).

Bleeding from the tooth-cavity after extraction of a tooth (Ham., Kreos.) (A.).

Painful sinking at the pit of the stomach (Sep., Sulph., Zinc.) (A.).

Incipient phthisis, with bloody sputa; in advanced stages with copious, purulent expectoration and troublesome cough (A.).

Diarrhœa: Thin, watery, tinged with blood; often painless (Podo.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: After over-exertion; from too long a ride; from least motion; every two weeks; during the climacteric; after eating; and from sitting erect.

AMELIORATION: From bending forward; from exercise in the open air; and from tight bandage.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Arn., Bell., Cact., Calc., Calc-P., Chin., Ferr-P., Ipec., Kali-C., Kali-P., Lach., Mill., Nat-M., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Thlas. and Ust.

Complementary to: Calc-P. (in menstrual and hæmorrhagic affections).

Common name: pus from a (pulmonary) tubercular abscess.

Persons with a history of tuberculosis in the family (Calc., Phos., Sulph.) (N.).

SYMPTOMS EVER-CHANGING (Ign., Puls.), BEGINNING SUDDENLY, CEASING SUDDENLY (Bell.) (N.).

LONGS FOR OPEN AIR (Apis, Phos., Puls.); WANTS DOORS AND WINDOWS OPEN (Sulph.), OR TO RIDE IN STRONG WIND (N.).

Wandering pains in the limbs and joints (Bell., Ign., Kali-B., Kali-S., Puls.); stiff when beginning to move (Rhus-T.); worse when standing and better from continued motion (Rhus-T.) (N.).

Tubercular arthritis (Calc., Iod.) (D.).

Takes fresh cold on least expossure, can't get rid of one before another comes (Calc., Phos.) (N.).

Takes cold easily, without knowing when or where (N.).

Constant disposition to catch cold (Hep., Phos., Sil.) (D.).

Emaciation, even while being well, and so hungry must get up in the night to eat (Phos., Psor.) (N.).

Emaciation rapid and pronounced; while he eats well loses flesh rapidly (Iod., Nat-M.) (N.).

Tubercular meningitis (Apis, Calc., Hell., Lyc., Sulph.) (D.).

Think of this remedy, when with a history of tubercular affections the best-selected remedy fails to relieve or permanently improve (A.).

Ailments first affect one organ, then another-the lungs, brain, kidneys, liver, stomach, nervous system, etc. (A.).

Sensitive, every trifle irritates (Ign., Staph.) (B.).

COSMOPOLITAN; NEVER SATISFIED TO REMAIN IN ONE PLACE LONG; WANTS TO TRAVEL (N.).

Active and precocious mentally, but weak physically (Lyc.) (A.).

Melancholy, despondent (Aur., Ign., Puls., Stann.) (A.).

Morose, irritable, fretful, peevish (Bry., Cham., Nux-V., Sulph.) (A.).

Taciturn, sulky (Bry., Nux-V.) (A.).

Naturally of a sweet disposition, now on the borderland of insanity (A.).

Everything in the room seemed strange, as though in a strange place (A.).

FEAR OF DOGS (Bell., Caust., Chin., Hyos., Stram.) (C.).

Is averse to work (Nux-V., Phos.) (C.).

Nocturnal hallucinations; wakes from sleep frightened, screaming (Stram.) (A.).

Chronic (tubercular) headache; pain intense, sharp, cutting, from above the right eye to the occiput (A.).

Sensation as of an iron hoop around the head (Anac., Sulph.) (A.).

School-girl's headache; aggravated by study, or even slight mental exertion (Calc-P., Nat-M.) (A.).

Persistent, offensive otorrhœa (Calc., Graph., Petr., Tell.) (C.).

RAVENOUS APPETITE, WITH EMACIATION (Abrot., Calc., Iod., Nat-M., Petr., Phos., Psor., Sulph.) (K.).

Aversion to food with hunger (Cocc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (K.).

DESIRE FOR MEAT (Ferr-M., Kreos., Lil-T., Mag-C., Meny., Nat-M.), ESPECIALLY SMOKED MEAT (Calc-P., Caust., Kreos.) (K.).

Desire for cold milk (Phel., Phos-Ac., Phos., Rhus-T., Sabad., Staph.) (K.).

All-gone hungry sensation (Aloe, Petr., Sulph.) (C.).

Chilly, yet wants fresh air (Puls.) (B.).

Delayed dentition (Calc., Calc-P., Sil.) (B.).

Hawks mucus after eating (Puls.) (B.).

Menses soon after child-bearing (B.).

Mucus rattles in the chest, without expectoration (Ant-T., Phos.) (B.).

Pain through the left upper lung to the back (Phos.). Tubercular deposit begins there (N.).

Shortness of breath (Ars., Calc., Kali-C., Phos., Sulph.) (C.).

Sore spot in the chest (Puls.) (B.).

Thick, easy expectoration (Puls., Stann.) (C.).

Hard, dry cough during sleep (Cham., Coff., Mag-S., Nit-Ac., Rhus-T., Sep.) (C.).

Tabes mesenterica (Calc., Sulph.) (C.).

Diarrhœa: Early morning, sudden imperative (Sulph.); stool dark, brown, watery and offensive; discharged with great force (Crot-T., Gamb.); with great weakness and profuse night-sweats (A.).

Menses too early, too profuse, and too long-lasting, in patients with a tuberculous history (A.).

Frightful dysmenorrhœa (Coloc.) (A.).

Enlarged glands (Calc., Iod., Merc.) (B.).

Fiery red skin (Bell., Sep., Stram.) (A.).

Escape of immense quantities of white bran-like scales (Ars.) (A.).

Intense itching, worse at night, when undressing (Rumx.) and from bathing (Rhus-T.).

Eczema over the entire body (Graph.) (A.).

Ringworm (Rhus-T., Sep., Sulph.) (A.).

ITCHING, AMELIORATED BY THE HEAT OF THE STOVE (Rumx.) (K.).

Oozing behind the ears (Graph.), in the hairs (Viol-T.) and in the folds of the skin (Petr.), with rawness and soreness (A.).

Plica polonica (Bor., Psor.) (A.).

Crops of small boils, intensely painful (Arn., Hep., Lach., Tarant.), successively appear in the nose; green fœtid pus (Sec.) (A.).

AGGRAVATION: From beginning to move; from music; before a storm; from cold; in cold, damp weather; from standing; from exertion; in a closed room; at night; in the morning; and during sleep.

AMELIORATION: In the open air; from the heat of the stove; and from continued motion.

RELATIONSHIP: Complementary: Calc., Kali-S., Psor., Puls., Sep. and Sulph.

Bell. for acute attacks, congestive or inflammatory, occurring in tubercular diseases.

Hydra. to fatten patients cured with Tub.

Compare: Abrot., Apis, Bell., Calc., Graph., Hep., Iod., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Petr., Phos., Psor., Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj., Ust. and Zinc.

Common name: dwarf nettle.

Nettle-rash, with intolerable itching and burning (G.).

Urticaria alternating with rheumatism (alternating with asthma- Calad.) (K.).

Urticaria, worse after bathing (Phos.), after violent exercise (Con., Nat-M., Psor.), and from warmth (Apis, Kali-I., Nat-M., Puls.) (K.).

URTICARIA, DURING RHEUMATISM (Rhus-T.) (K.).

VOMITING FROM SUPPRESSION OF URTICARIA (during urticaria- Apis, Cina) (K.).

Diarrhœa after suppressed eruptions (Bry., Dulc., Hep., Lyc., Mezer., Psor., Sulph.) (K.).

URTICARIA; THE SKIN BECOMES ELEVATED, WITH A WHITE CENTRAL SPOT AND A RED AREOLA, WITH STINGING AND BURNING, RELIEVED BY RUBBING (N.).

Hives from eating shell-fish (D.).

RED RAISED BLOTCHES, ITCHING AND BURNING, REQUIRE CONSTANT RUBBING (N.).

The upper part of the body enormously swollen, pale and dropsical and covered with confluent, small, transparent vesicles, filled with serum and sudamina (Kg.).

As soon as she lay down again, eruption and itching disappeared entirely, and reappeared immediately after rising again (Ch.).

Absence of milk after confinement, without apparent cause (Calc., Sil.) (D.).

Epistaxis (Bry., Carbo-V., Ferr-P., Kali-P.) (Bl.).

Hæmatemesis (Ipec., Phos., Sep.) (Bl.)

Sensation of soreness in the bowels while lying down, and on pressure, a sound as if the bowels were filled with water (T.).

STOOLS OF MUCUS AND BLOOD (Acon., Merc., Nux-V., Rhus-T., Sulph.).

Burning and itching at the anus (Calc.), (C.).

HAEMORRHAGE FROM THE BOWELS, OR LUNGS (Nit-Ac., Phos.).

Pruritus of genitals in both sexes (Petr.) (C.).

Hæmorrhage from the uterus (Ipec., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (Bl.).

Menorrhagia alternating with leucorrhœa (Bl.).

Burns and scalds (Apis, Ars., Canth., Carb-Ac., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Dropsical effusions (Apis, Dig., Lyc., Nat-M., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Anasarca following scarlatina (Apis, Ars., Lach.) (Bl.).

The kidneys are affected and the urine is suppressed (Apis, Stram.) Bl.).

The hands and feet are much swollen (Ars., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Erysipelatous inflammation of the extremities with burning heat and formication (Ars., Bell., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Acute gout (Benz-Ac., Colch., Lyc., Nit-Ac., Rhus-T., Sil.) (Bl.).

Uric acid diathesis (Lyc., Sars.) (B.).

Acrid urine, causing itching (Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Sulph.) (B.).

Dull headache, mostly on the right side (Lyc.) (C.).

Symptoms return at the same time every year (C.).

AGGRAVATION: After bathing, after suppressed eruptions; from eating shell-fish; after confinement; from rising up; after scarlatina; during rheumatism, and at night.

AMELIORATION: By rubbing; and from lying down.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Agn., Apis, Ars., Bell., Benz-Ac., Calc., Canth., Ferr-P., Graph., Hep., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Petr., Phos., Puls.. Rhus-T., Sep., Sil., Sulph., Thuj. and Ust.

Common name: bear berry.

This agent is an astringent, tonic and mild diuretic (Bl.).

The urine contains pus and blood (Hep., Merc., Sil.) (Bl.).

With straining discharge of tenacious mucus and large clots of blood (Bl.).

Constant urging to urinate (Canth.) (Bl.).

DYSURIA AND STRANGURY (Apis, Bell.) (Bl.).

CYSTITIS, WITH BLOODY URINE (Canth.) (Bl.).

SLIMY URINE; SLIME PASSES WITH BLOOD (Equiset., Kali-B., Merc-C.) (G.).

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER (Benz-Ac., Coloc., Dulc., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sulph.) (K.).

Pain in the bladder in the evening (Ipec., Morph., Pall., Pic-Ac.) (K.).

Burning pain in the bladder (Berb., Canth., Caps., Tereb.) (K.).

Enlargement of the prostate (Bar-C., Calc., Con., Dig., Puls.) (K.).

BURNING IN THE URETHRA DURING URINATION (Arg-N., Bell., Cann-S., Cub., Lil-T., Merc-C., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Sulph., Tereb., Thuj.) (K.).

Cloudy urine (Apis, Berb., Cina) (K.).

AGGRAVATION: During urination; in the evening; after gonorrhœa.

AMELIORATION: After urination.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Apis, Berb., Canth., Dig., Gels., Hep., Kali-B., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Merc-C., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Nux-V., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Tereb., Thuj., and Verat.

Common name: vaccine (cow-pox lymph).

This remedy is employed as a prophylactic against, and to modify the course of an attack of small-pox (Bl.).

Vaccine poison is capable of setting up a morbid state of extreme chronicity, named by Dr. Burnett "Vaccinosis," the symptoms of which are like those of Hahnemann's "Sycosis" (Br.).

Irritable, impatient, ill-humoured, and nervous (Cham., Cina, Nux-V., Phos., Sulph.) (Br.).

Frontal headache; forehead and eyes feel as if split (Bry.) (Br.).

Inflamed and red lids (Euphr., Graph., Puls., Sulph.) (Br.).

Indigestion with great flatulent distension (Carb-V., Lyc., Nat-S.) (C.).

Chilliness (Ars., Gels., Puls., Rhus-T., Sil.) (Cla.).

Hot and dry skin (Acon., Bry., Sulph.) (Br.).

Inveterate skin eruptions (Graph., Merc., Sulph.) (Cla.).

Eruption like variola (Ant-T., Merc., Rhus-T., Sil., Sulph.) (Br.).

Pimples and blotches on the skin (Calc., Graph., Sep.) (Br.).

Neuralgias (Ars., Bell., Chin.) (Cla.).

Whooping cough (Ant-T.. Dros., Indg., Kali-C., Phos., Sil.) (Br.)

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ant-T., Maland., Merc., Sarrac., Sil., Thuj., and Variol.

For diseases caused by vaccination think of after vaccination Ant-T. (for bronchial catarrh), Mezer. (itching eruptions after vaccination), Sil. (the principal remedy for almost all kinds of diseases, such as diarrhœa, cough, fever, etc.) and Thuj. (diarrhœa after vaccination).

Common name: valerian.

Acts very beneficially in soothing nervous irritability in the neurotic.

Rheumatic tearing in the limbs, worse during rest after motion, better during motion (Rhus-T.).

Violent tearing up and down in the muscles of the extremities.

Nervousness, especially at the climaxis, or at the time of institution of the menstrual epochs.

Twitching, suddenly-appearing pains, relieved by change of position.

Of great value in hysteria (Coff., Scutel., Vib.).

Vertigo, in hysterical females (Puls.) (G.).

Red parts become white (Ferr.) (A.).

Mental confusion; replies incoherently (Arn., Bapt., Hyos.) (A.).

Of great utility in general nervousness, obsessions, night terrors, extreme impressionability and bad effects from impurity of life.

Sleeplessness (Coff., Scutel.).

Suddenly-appearing and disappearing perspiration of the face and forehead.

White lips, body icy cold, with faintness (Camph.) (Bt.).

Afraid of the dark or of being left alone (Ars., Kali-C., Phos., Stram.) (C.).

OVER-SENSITIVENESS AND OVER-EXCITABILITY (Scutel., Vib.).

FEELS LIGHT, AS IF FLOATING IN THE AIR (Asar., Lac-C.; as if the legs were floating- Sticta) (A.).

The opposite symptoms of the mind appear alternately (Ign.).

Changeable disposition (Ign., Puls.) (A.).

ILLUSIONS OF SIGHT, HEARING, SMELL, AND TASTE.

Hysterical spasms, fearfulness and tremulousness, with palpitation of the heart (Bt.).

Great nervous excitement and trembling (Acon., Plat.) (A.).

Unusually joyous mood (Coff.) (C.).

Hysterical dyspnœa (Ign., Nux-M., Sep.) and chorea (Agar., Nat-M., Stram.) (Bt.).

Neuralgia; the pain is unbearable (Acon., Cham., Coff.) (Bt.).

Especially useful for persons in whom the intellectual faculties predominate (Lyc.) (A.).

Oversensitiveness of all the senses (Cham., Nux-V.) (A.).

Sensation of great coldness in the head (on the vertex- Sep., Verat.) (A.).

SCIATICA; THE PAIN IS UNBEARABLE WHILE STANDING, WITH A FEELING AS IF THE THIGHS WOULD BREAK OFF (Ra.).

SCIATIC PAIN WORSE WHEN LETTING THE FOOT REST ON THE FLOOR (Bell.), WHEN STRAIGHTENING OUT THE LIMB, AND DURING REST FROM PREVIOUS EXERTION; BETTER WHEN WALKING (A.).

Sensation of light before the eyes in the dark.

SENSATION AS IF SOMETHING WARM RISING IN THE THROAT, ARRESTING BREATHING (G.).

Feels a sensation as if a thread was hanging down in the throat, with tickling deep in her throat (on the tongue- Nat-M., Sil.) (A.).

SLIMY TASTE IN THE MOUTH IN THE MORNING, ON WALKING (Merc-I., Zinc.) (K.).

Child vomits curdled milk, in large lumps and passes the same with stools (Aeth.); it vomits milk as soon as it has nursed, after anger of mother (A.).

Nausea with hunger (Cycl., Ign., Lach., Mosch., Phos., Sep., Tab., Verat.) (Bl.).

Foul eructations (Arn., Asaf., Graph., Nux-V., Phos., Plb., Puls., Sep., Sulph., Sulph-Ac.) (Bl.).

Delirium: Hallucinations; sees figures, animals, men; delusions, 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 (A.).

Increase of the urinary secretion, which is limpid like water (Gels., Helon., Nat-M., Phos-Ac.).

SPASMODIC ASTHMA (Ars., Cupr., Hydr-Ac., Ipec., Lob., Mag-P., Mosch., Nux-V., Puls., Spong., Sumb., Tab., Zinc.) (K.).

Choking on falling asleep (Bell., Crot-H., Kali-C., Lac-C., Lach., Naja, Nux-V., Sep., Teucr.) (Bl.).

Suppressed catamenia (Bry., Ferr., Graph., Nat-M., Puls., Vib.).

Great nervous irritation, cannot sit still (Kali-Br., Phos.) (N.).

Tearing pains and cramps in different places (Cupr.) (N.).

Short chill with thirst. Chill begins in the neck and runs down the back (heat begins in the neck and runs down the back-Paris), with fainting during chill (during heat - Acon.) (A.).

Long-lasting, severe heat, with thirst and dull headache; with restlessness and neuralgia of the limbs (A.).

Profuse sweat, worse at night, but not debilitating sweat from exertion. Sweat on the face with heat. Better after sweat (A.).

Urine contains a white, red or turbid sediment (Lyc.) (C.).

Sudden stitching in the chest and in the region of the liver, from within outward (C.).

AGGRAVATION: Towards noon; in the first hours of the afternoon; towards evening until midnight; periodically (every two to three months); while standing; when sitting; and on falling asleep.

AMELIORATION: From walking; and after sweat.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Aeth., Asaf., Asar., Cham., Croc., Ign., Lac-C., Nat-M., Sil., Spig., Sulph., and Zinc.

It is useful for the abuse of Chamomile tea.

For pain in the heels compare this remedy with Agar., Caust., Cycl., Led., Mang., and Phyt.

ANTIDOTES: Camph. and Coff.

Common name: pus from the small-pox pustule.

It bears the same relation to small-pox that Anti-toxin does to diphtheria (A.).

This remedy is employed as a prophylactic against, and to modify the course of an attack of small-pox (Bl.).

An extended clinical record by competent and reliable observers attests its curative value in vairola-simple, confluent and malignant-as well as in varioloid and varicella (A.).

As a preventive of, or protection against, small-pox, it is far superior to crude vaccination and absolutely safe from the sequelæ, especially septic and tubercular infection (A.).

Delirium with high temperature (Ars., Bell., Lach., Stram.) (R.).

Morbid fear of small-pox (C.).

Great restlessness (Acon., Ars., Phos., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Violent headache (Acon., Bell., Ferr-P., Glon., Lach., Nat-M., Rhus-T.) (R.).

Pain in the occiput (Cocc., Gels., Pic-Ac., Sil.) (C.).

Herpes zoster (Canth., Ran-B., Rhus-T.) (R.)

PUSTULAR ERUPTIONS (Crot-T., Merc., Rhus-T.) (B.)

Petechial eruptions (Arn., Bapt.) (R.).

Inflamed eyelids (Ars., Euphr., Merc., Rhus-T., Sulph.) (C.).

Rheumatic pains in the wrists (C.).

Deafness (Bar-C., Chin., Kali-P., Lyc., Phos., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Chronic catarrh (Calc., Hydr., Kali-S.) (C.).

Nausea (Bry., Kali-M., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (R.).

Oppressed breathing (Ant-T., Bry., Carb-V.) (C.).

Cough with thick, viscid, bloody mucus (Kali-B., Phos., Sulph.) (C.).

Putrid, coppery taste in the mouth (Merc.) (B.).

Pains in the bones of the limbs (Eup-P.) (R.).

Sensation as if the throat were closed (Brom., Kali-B., Lach., Phos.) (C.).

Sensation as of a lump in the right side of the throat (Merc-I-F.) (C.).

EXCRUCIATING BACKACHE (Bell., Phos., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

Aching in the legs (Bry., Rhus-T.) (Bl.).

INTENSE FEVER (Ars., Bell., Stram., Sulph.) (Bl.).

Profuse, offensive sweat (Calc., Chin., Merc., Psor., Rhus-T., Sil.) (Bl.).

Severe chill and coldness (Acon., Nat-M., Nux-V.) (R.).

Chilliness, as if cold water were trickling down the back (R.).

AGGRAVATION: On motion; and at night.

AMELIORATION: From rest.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Apis, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Canth., Ferr-P., Graph., Hep., Iod., Kali-P., Lach., Merc., Nat-M., Phos., Rhus-T., Thuj., Urt. and Verat-V.

Complementary to: Bell. and Rhus-T.

Common name: white hellebore.

Difficulty of walking; first the right and then the left hip-joint feels paralytic (Hr.).

SUDDEN SINKING OF STRENGTH (Ars., Camph., Kali-P., Phos., Sec.).

Continued great debility and trembling (Ars., Gels., Hyos., Lach.).

Numbness and tingling in the extremities (Acon., Caust., Merc., Rhus-T.).

Stiffness of the limbs, especially in the forenoon and after walking.

Violent tonic spasms-the soles of the feet and palms of the hands are contracted (Cupr., Sec.).

Whole body icy cold (Carb-V.) (N.).

Cramps of the limbs, with cold sweat (G.).

Cramps in the calves of legs (Cupr.) (N.).

Icy coldness of hands and feet (Camph., Carb-V.) (N.).

Attacks of pain, which produce delirium and mania for a short time.

Rheumatism aggravated by the heat of the bed and cold, damp weather-relieved from rising and walking (Mag-C., Rhus-T.).

The symptoms of debility are especially aggravated by motion.

Generalized weakness and sudden loss of power (Camph., Hydr-Ac., Phos.).

Dry itch (Mezr., Sulph.).

Chill at 6 A.M. (Arn., Bov., Eup-P., Nux-V.) (R.).

Intermittent fever with external coldness and much thirst (Camph., Carb-V.).

Fevers, with great coldness externally, and violent internal heat; pulse thread-like; great craving for cold drinks (Bt.).

Headache causing delirium (G.).

Feels dizzy, staggers about; vision becomes obscure; the pulse is depressed; and complete extinction of nervous power goes on at a fearful rate (Hm.).

SENSATION AS IF A LUMP OF ICE WAS ON THE TOP OF THE HEAD (Ra.).

Sensation as if brain were torn to pieces (A.).

Vertigo in drunkards, opium-eaters, or those who use tobacco, characterized by sudden faintings, collapse of pulse, loss of vision, and cold sweat on the forehead (Bt.).

Nervous headache at each menstrual molimen (Bt.).

Delirium and restlessness (Ars., Rhus-T.) (D.).

Anxiety, fear of death, and rage (Ars., Nux-V.)

MANIA, WITH DESIRE TO TEAR OR CUT EVERYTHING (Bell., Stram.).

Despair about his position in society; feels very unlucky (Hr.).

Wanders about the house, is very taciturn (Bt.).

Excessive mirthfulness (Coff.) (Bt.).

Expression of fright (Acon.) (Bt.).

Disposed to talk about fault of others, or silence; but if irritated, scolding and calling names (Hr.).

Lewd in talk (Hyos., Stram.) (D.).

Nymphomania, from unsatisfied passion or mental causes (Phos., Plat., Stram.) (Bt.).

LOQUACITY (Bell., Hyos., Lach., Stram.) (D.).

Strikes those about him (Bell., Stram.) (D.).

Springs out of the bed (Bell., Hyos., Stram.) (D.).

Religious melancholy (Aur., Puls. Stram.).

Praying and talking about religious things (Stram.) (N.).

DESPAIR OF SALVATION (Ars., Aur., Calc., Kali-P., Lach., Lil-T., Lyc., Nat-M., Puls., Stram., Sulph., Thuj.) (D.).

Sullen indifference (Staph.) (D.).

Cannot bear to be left alone (Ars.), yet persistently refuses to talk (A.).

Thinks she is pregnant, or will soon be delivered (Ign.; Sabad., Thuj.) (A.).

Memory weak, or entirely lost (Calc., Lyc. Sil.) (G.).

Inconsolable over fancied misfortune, howls and screams; wails and weeps; sits brooding in a corner (R.).

Bad effects of opium-eating, or tobacco-chewing (A.).

Catamenia too early and too profuse, or suppressed (Graph., Puls., Sep.).

Puerperal mania and convulsions, with violent cerebral congestion; bluish and bloated face; protruded eyes; wild shrieks, and disposition to tear and bite.

Dysmenorrhœa, with vomiting and purging, or exhausting diarrhœa with cold sweat (Hr.).

Sinking feeling during hæmorrhage (Chin., Ipec., Sec.; fainting- Trill.) (A.).

COLD FEELING IN THE ABDOMEN (Colch., Tab.) (A.).

Icy coldness of face, tip of nose, feet, legs, hands, arms, and many other parts (Carb-V.) (A.).

The nose grows more pointed, seems to be longer; face cold and sunken (N.).

Attacks of fainting from least exertion (Ars., Carb-V. Sulph.) (A.).

Palpitation, with anxiety and rapid, audible respiration (R.).

Cough with vomiting (Ipec., Phos., Puls.).

Cough with much expectoration, blueness of the face, and involuntary micturition (C.).

Stertorous breathing (Am-C., Arn., Op.) (Bt.).

Shortness of breath on slightest motion (Acon., Ars., Dig.) (C.).

Feeble voice (Ant-T., Canth., Hep., Stann.) (Bt.).

ASTHMA, WITH GREAT SUFFOCATION, ANGUISH, AND OPPRESSION ABOUT THE HEART (Ars., Cupr., Kali-P., Lach.) (Bt.).

Spasmodic cough with blue face, suffocation and retching (Cupr., Ipec.) (Bt.).

Neck too weak to hold the head up, particularly in children with whooping cough (Hr.).

Cold, collapsed face; pinched up, bluish nose; dry and cracked lips; lock-jaw; grating of the teeth (Ars., Cupr.) (Bt.).

While in bed, face is red; after getting up it becomes pale (Acon.) (Hr.).

Leaden colour of the face, with frequent nausea and vomiting, with great exhaustion (G.).

Sporadic and Asiatic cholera (Ars., Camph., Cupr., Kali-P., Phos., Podo., Sec.).

(In the first stages of the disease Camphor is undoubtedly the remedy of choice, and the same is to be used as Hahnemann first suggested (in material doses and frequently repeated).

Cholera after fright (Acon.) (A.).

Cold, bluish skin (Camph., Carb-V., Cupr., Lach.).

Rapid, slow, irregular, and at times intermittent pulse (Nat-M., Phos.) (R.).

THREAD-LIKE AND SCARCELY PERCEPTIBLE PULSE (Camph., Carb-V.).

COLD SWEAT, PRINCIPALLY ON THE FOREHEAD.

Dangerous diarrhœa (Ars., Kali-P., Sec., Sulph.).

Chronic diarrhœa (Aloe, Nat-S., Petr., Podo., Sulph.).

Some symptoms are accompanied by hunger, thirst, flow of urine, delirium, salivation and oppression of the chest.

Constipation (Chel., Plb., Sil.).

Large, hard, black stools with faintness; patient strains until covered with cold sweat and then gives it up, and fæces accumulate in large masses in the rectum (D.).

Rectum seems inactive (Bry., Ign., Op.) (N.).

Taste in the mouth is like peppermint.

Cold tongue (Camph., Carb-V., Hydr-Ac.) (K.).

VERY EXHAUSTING DIARRHOEA; ESPECIALLY WEAK AFTER EVERY STOOL (Ars., Camph., Phos.); WITH COLD SWEAT ON THE FOREHEAD (G.).

TERRIBLE COLIC (Bell., Cupr., Mag-P.), WITH VIOLENT NAUSEA AND VOMITING (Coloc., Cupr., Nux-V.) (Bt.).

TERRIBLE COLIC; THE SUFFERING CAUSES A COLD SWEAT TO STAND UPON THE SURFACE, ESPECIALLY ON THE FOREHEAD (G.).

Craves fruits (Ant-T., Ars., Nat-M.) (A.).

Aversion to warm things (Puls.) (A.).

THIRST, WITH CRAVING FOR THE COLDEST DRINKS (Acon., Ars., Bry., Cham., Chin., Cina, Eup-P., Merc., Merc-C., Nat-S., Phos., Sec., Sulph.) (G.).

WANTS ICE (Elaps, Med., Merc-C., Nat-S.) (N.)

Unquenchable desire for cold drinks (Ars., Phos.) (Bt.).

Craving for acids (Ars., Puls.) or refreshing things (Phos-Ac.).

Pain in the abdomen preceding stool (Acon., Coloc., Ipec., Nux-V., Sulph.,) (D.).

Flatulent colic (Coloc., Lyc., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (G.).

Hunger and appetite between paroxysms of vomiting (A.).

Frequent nausea and vomiting, with laden colour of the face, and cold perspiration especially on the forehead (G.).

VIOLENT RETCHING; WANTS EVERYTHING COLD (Ars., Cupr., Phos., Sec.) (Bt.).

Least quantity of liquid excites vomiting (Ars., Bism., Phos.) (Bt.).

Motion excites the nausea (Bry., Cocc., Ipec., Kali-C., Lact-Ac., Op., Sep., Tab.) (Bt.).

Diseases caused by ice-cream and cold drinks (Ars., Ipec.) (Bt.).

Burning and oppression in the epigastrium (Ars., Carb-V., Phos.) (Bt.).

Copious, watery diarrhœa, with violent nausea and vomiting (Crot-T., Podo.) (Bt.).

WATERY DIARRHOEA, EXPELLED IN A FORCIBLE GUSH, WITH LITTLE OR NO GRIPING (Ra.).

Involuntary, watery stools, without the patient's knowledge (Aloe) (Bt.).

Involuntary stools, on coughing and sneezing, or passing flatus (Bell., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (K.).

RETENTION OF URINE, IN CHOLERA (Camph., Canth., Lach., Op.) (K.).

Profuse, watery, greenish-like spinach, or bloody stools (Ipec., Merc.), with cramps and cutting pains in the abdomen (Coloc., Cupr.), with great weakness and fainting (Ars.) (D.).

RICE-WATER STOOLS (Ars., Camph., Carb-Ac., Cupr., Ferr., Iris, Kali-P., Merc-Sulph., Nat-M., Phos-Ac., Phos., Sec.), ATTENDED WITH PROSTRATION AND COLLAPSE (Ars., Camph.) (D.).

Sensation in the abdominal rings as if a hernia would protrude (Nux-V.) (D.).

Very dark urine (Apis, Benz-Ac., Colch.) (G.).

AGGRAVATION: From least motion; after drinking; before and during menses; during and after stool; when perspiring; after fright; from exertion; and during pain.

AMELIORATION: By pressure on the vertex (headache); from stimulants; and from walking about.

RELATIONSHIP: Often useful after Arn., Ars., Chin., Cupr., Ipec. and Podo.

May be given after Camph., in cholera and cholera morbus, and after Am-C., Bov. and Carb-V. in dysmenorrhœa with vomiting and purging.

Complementary: Carb-V.

Common name: green hellebore.

Exerts a decided influence upon the brain, especially cerebrellum and cerebral portion of the cord, and also over the muscular system.

It probably acts on the inhibitory nerves of the heart, controlling the heart's action in a remarkable degree.

Congestive stage of inflammation, with great arterial excitement (Acon., Bell., Ferr-P.) (D.).

RAPID, FULL PULSE (Acon., Bell., Ferr-P., Glon., Phos.) (D.).

Spasmodic diseases with gastric irritation and much vascular excitement (Ferr-P.) (D.).

INTENSE FEVER, WITH TWITCHING AND TENDENCY TO SPASMS (Acon., Bell., Stram., Sulph.) (N.).

INTENSE CEREBRAL CONGESTION (Acon., Bell., Glon., Lach., Meli., Nat-M., Op., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Feeling as though the head would burst open (Bell., Cann-I., Glon.); accompanied with nausea and vomiting (Bry., Sang.) (Bt.).

Can hardly hold the head up from paralysis of the muscles of the neck (Sil.) (Bt.).

Diplopia, of near objects (Aur., Bell., Cic., Con., Nit-Ac., Phyt., Stann.; of distant objects- Am-C., Bell., Nit-Ac., Plb.) (K.).

Dimness of vision from congestion to the base of the brain (Gels.) (Bt.).

Loss of sight, with great faintness (Phos.) (Bt.).

Ringing in the ears, from congestion of blood to the head (Bell., Ferr.), with nausea and vomiting (Bt.).

Face cold, pale or livid; nose looks pinched, cold and blue (Bt.).

CONGESTION, ESPECIALLY TO THE BASE OF THE BRAIN, CHEST, SPINE AND STOMACH (A.).

SUDDEN SPASMS, FROM INTENSE CONGESTION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD (Acon., Bell., Glon., Op.) (Bt.).

Child trembles, jerks, threatened with convulsions; continual jerking or nodding of the head (Stram.) (A.).

BASILAR MENINGITIS; HEAD RETRACTED CHILD ON THE VERGE OF SPASMS (Tub.) (A.).

A dry, red streak down the centre of the tongue (D.).

Copious secretion of saliva (Kali-B., Merc., Tab.) (Bt.).

Tongue coated yellow (Chel., Merc-I-F., Nat-S.) (Bt.).

Vomiting of food, and large quantities of glairy mucus (Kali-B.) (Bt.).

VIOLENT AND LONG-CONTINUED VOMITING (Ars., Ipec., Nux-V., Phos., Verat.) (Bt.).

Nausea on rising (Acon., Arn., Bry., Carb-An., Chel., Cocc., Ferr., Nat-S., Phos., Senec., Verat., Zinc.) (D.).

Frequent and long-continued hiccough (Ars., Mag-P., Nux-V.), with a constant sensation as if a ball were rising in the œsophagus (Arg-N., Asaf., Nux-M.) (Bt.).

Heavy aching pains in the umbilicus (Bt.).

Acute rheumatism; high fever; full, hard, rapid pulse; severe pains in the joints and muscles (Bry., Salic-Ac.); scanty, red urine (A.).

CONGESTIVE APOPLEXY; HOT HEAD, BLOOD-SHOT EYES, THICK SPEECH, AND SLOW FULL PULSE, HARD AS IRON (A.).

Involuntary stool and urine (Kali-P., Phos-Ac., Sulph.) (A.).

Dropping of the lower jaw (Hyos., Lyc.) (A.).

Picking of bed-clothes (Hyos.) (A.).

Boring the head into the pillow (Bell., Hell., Stram.) (A.).

IS OF SERVICE IN THE CONGESTIVE STAGE OF PNEUMONIA. THE TEMPERATURE IS HIGH, THE PULSE IS HARD, FULL AND RAPID. THE RESPIRATIONS ARE RAPID AND ARE OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH A GASTRIC IRRITABILITY (Bl.).

Acute bronchitis and asthma associated with severe congestion of the lungs and great difficulty of breathing (Bl.).

Useful in endo-carditis and peri-carditis, when there is great arterial excitement and distress in the præcordial region (Bl.).

HYPER-PYREXIA, OR RAPIDLY OSCILLATING TEMPERATURE (Ars., Bell., Stram.) (B.).

Delirious, quarrelsome, striking and kicking with hands and feet (Bell., Canth., Stram.) (R.).

Breathing heavy, difficult, slow, short, convulsive, almost to suffocation; constriction of the chest (R.).

Sense of utter prostration (Ars., Camph., Hydr-Ac.) (C.).

Violent, (galvanic battery-like) shocks in the limbs (C.).

Menstrual colic, with nausea and vomiting (Cocc., Ipec., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

Dysmenorrhœa (Bell., Coloc., Mag-P., Nux-V., Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

Puerperal peritonitis or metritis (Apis, Bell., Bry., Lach., Puls., Rhus-T.), with nausea and vomiting (Bt.).

Puerperal convulsions, with intense congestion of blood to the brain (Bell., Lach., Stram.) (Bt.).

Nervous or sick headache; congestion from suppressed menses; intense, almost apoplectic, with violent nausea and vomiting (A.).

Heart beats loud and strong, with great arterial excitement (Acon., Bell.) (C.).

Tongue feels as if it has been scalded (Iris, Sang.) (C.).

AGGRAVATION: From rising up; from motion; from cold; from lying on the back; from suppression of menses; from heat of the sun; from noise; on waking; and in the evening.

AMELIORATION: From rubbing; from lying with head low; and from hot, strong coffee.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Acon., Bell., Cupr., Ferr-P., Gels., Glon., Hell., Hyos., Ipec., Kali-P., Lach., Meli., Nat-M., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Rhus-T., Stram., Sulph. and Verat.

Common name: mullein.

This is an ancient and popular remedy for deafness now used mostly locally in the form of an oil.

Stinging pains in the limbs and neuralgic pain in the left ankle.

The pains are generally accompanied by a benumbing sensation (Kalm.).

The symptoms are caused and aggravated by a change of temperature, especially when entering from the open air into the room and vice versa.

Tearing from above downwards.

One-sided shudderings.

Face-ache aggravated by change of temperature and pressure.

Great stiffness in the left ankle-joint and more or less soreness and stiffness in the joints of the lower extremities.

Sensation of heat in the epigastrium, as if from dyspepsia (Carb-V., Lach., Lyc., Sep., Sulph.).

A great deal of belly pain, as if pierced with a lance.

CRAMPS AROUND THE NAVEL; SEEMS AS IF PAIN WAS CAUSED BY THE BOWELS BECOMING TWISTED (Coloc., Cupr., Plb.).

Very violent diarrhœa with griping (Aloe, Coloc., Mag-P., Nux-V., Verat.).

Intestinal obstruction from induration of stool (Alum., Bry., Plb., Sep., Sulph.) (G.).

Hæmorrhoids (Aloe, Calc-F., Graph., Hep., Lach., Lyc., Nux-V., Sep., Sil., Sulph.) (G.).

Cough without waking (Cham., Lach., Sulph.) (B.).

Migraine, with a sensation as though the temples were crushed together (Bl.).

Nervous cough ameliorated by deep breathing (Lach., Puls.) (B.).

Severe soreness in the pharynx, felt in swallowing and cough during sleep, especially in children.

Catarrhs and colds accompanied by neuralgia and a hoarse, barking cough (D.).

COUGH, DEEP, HOLLOW, HOARSE, WITH SOUND LIKE A TRUMPET (N.).

Bronchial and tracheal irritation (Ipec., Lob., Seneg.) (Bl.).

Hoarseness, when reading aloud (Calc-F., Cupr., Med., Naja, Seneg.) (Bl.).

Stitching pain in the chest (Bry., Chel., Kali-B., Kali-C., Phos., Sil.) (Bl.).

Want of perspiration (Sulph.) (G.).

General lassitude and sleepiness in the morning after rising (Nux-V.).

Burning urination with frequency-increase of urine with pressure in the bladder.

Constant dribbling of the urine (Canth., Caust., Puls., Sep., Thuj.) (Bl.).

Nocturnal enuresis (Calc., Kreos., Sep.) (Bl.).

Sensation as if the ears were obstructed (Calc., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Tearing, drawing pains in the left ear (C.).

Attacks of vertigo, on pressing the left cheek (C.).

Pressing, stupefying headache, principally in the forehead (C.).

Neuralgic pains about the zygoma, ear and temporomaxillary joint upon the left side. These pains are aggravated by a change of temperature, talking, sneezing, or biting the teeth together (Bl.).

AGGRAVATION: When sitting; from change of temperature; towards evening; with every cold; when reading aloud; from talking; from sneezing; from biting the teeth together; and at the same hour.

AMELIORATION: On rising from a sitting posture; and from deep inspiration.

RELATIONSHIP: Remedies following: Bell., Chin., Lyc., Puls., Rhus-T., Sep. and Stram.

Compare: Acon., Bry., Calc., Caust., Dros., Gels., Hep., Kali-S., Kali-C., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Mur-Ac., Nat-M., Nit-Ac., Op., Petr., Phos., Rhus-T., Spong., Sulph. and Thuj.

Antidote: Camph.

N.B. -The preparation known as Mullein Oil comes from this plant, and is used locally for earache and deafness.

Common name: violet.

Flying, burning pains, now here and then there, as if it was contracting and burning, as from a small flame.

Relaxation of all the muscles (Gels.).

Trembling of the limbs (Agar., Bel., Gels., Kali-Br., Tarant.).

Great excitability and nervous debility (Coff., Nux-V., Tarant.).

HYSTERICAL AND HYPOCHONDRIACAL COMPLAINTS (Ign., Nat-C., Nux-M., Nux-V., Sep.).

Nervous activity, then sudden exhaustion (B.).

FREQUENT SHEDDING OF TEARS (Nat-M., Puls., Sep.).

Great weakness of memory (Agn., Calc., Kali-P., Lac-C., Lyc., Nat-M.).

Predominance of intellect-judgment over impulses (Lyc.).

Congestion of blood to single parts (Bell., Glon., Sulph.) (G.).

Eczema capitis; cracks, exudes and wets the hair (Calc., Graph., Mezer., Psor., Sulph.) (N.).

Troubles of, or on the left ear (G.).

Tense scalp (Apis, Carb-V., Caust.) (Bl.).

OTORRHOEA (Graph., Merc., Puls., Sil., Tell.) (Bl.).

Deafness, with sharp stitching pains in the ear (Kali-B., Puls.) (Bl.).

Constipation (Bry., Caust. Graph., Hydr., Kali-M., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Sep., Thuj).

STRONG URINE, LIKE CAT'S URINE (Aspar., Caj., Vib.) (N.).

Milky urine (Apis Aur., Hep., Lyc., Phos-Ac.) (B.).

Enuresis (Calc., Kreos., Sep.) (B.).

Frontal headache (Bell., Bry.) (Bl.).

Burning of the forehead (Kali-I., Phos.) (Bl.).

Vertigo (Calc-P., Con., Ferr., Gels.) (Bl.).

Oppression of the chest, awaking her at night (Grind., Lach., Sulph.).

Sensation of weight on the chest (Bry Phos.) (B.).

Pain over brows (Arg-N., Kali-B., Nat-M., Spig.) (B.).

Cramp in the eyes (B.).

Craves meat (Ferr-M., Iod., Kreos., Lil-T., Mag-C., Nat-M., Sanic., Tub.) (B.).

Itching at the anus (Calc., Graph., Kali-S., Nat-C., Phos., Sulph., Teucr.) (B.).

Dry skin, with moist palms (B.).

Cold shoulders (Arg-N., Caust., Hydr., Kali-B., Kreos., Lyc., Phos., Sep., Strych.) (B.).

AGGRAVATION: In cloudy weather; in cool air; from music; at night; during sleep; and in the left side.

AMELIORATION: In warm weather.

RELATIONSHIP: Remedies following: Bell., Nux-V. and Puls.

Antidote: Camph.

Common name: the vial containing alcohol exposed to x-ray.

Repeated exposure to Roentgen (X-Ray) has produced skin lesions often followed by cancer.

Distressing pain (Ars., Bell., Kreos.) (Br.).

Sexual glands are particularly affected; atrophy of the ovaries (Apis, Bar-M., Carb-S., Con., Helon., Iod., Plb.) and testicles (Aur., Bar-C., Caps., Carb-An., Gels., Iod., Kali-I., Lyss., Plb., Staph., Zinc.) (Br.).

Re-establishes suppressed gonorrhœa (Med., Thuj.) (Br.).

Sexual desire lost (Agn., Calad., Graph., Lyc., Nat-M.) (Br.).

Lewd dreams (Calc., Kali-P., Phos., Staph.) (Br.).

Sterility (Aur., Bor., Nat-C., Nat-M., Sep., Zinc.) (Br.).

Anæmia and leukæmia (Apis, Calc-P., Ferr., Graph., Kali-P., Lach., Merc., Nit-Ac., Puls., Sep.) (Br.).

Throat painful on swallowing (Bell., Merc., Nit-Ac.) (Br.).

General tired and sick feeling (Gels., Kali-P., Lach.) (Br.).

Palms rough and scaly (Kali-Ars.) (Br.).

Rheumatic pains (Bry., Kali-I., Rhus-T.) (Br.).

PSORIASIS (Ars., Kali-Ars., Merc., Sep.) (Br.).

Warty growths (Nit-Ac., Thuj.) (Br.).

Skin dry, wrinkled (Ars.) (Br.).

Dry, itching eczema (Alum., Mezer., Psor., Sep., Tell.) (Br.).

Painful cracks (Graph., Nat-M., Petr.) (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: In the open air; in bed; in the evening; on swallowing; and at night.

AMELIORATION: From warm application.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Ars., Aur., Calc., Ferr., Graph., Iod., Kali-Ars., Kali-C., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nit-Ac., Sep. and Thuj.

Common name: yohimbeha: yumbehoa.

It is an aphrodisiac (that is, a sexual stimulant) when used in physiological doses (Bufo, Cann-I., Canth., Phos.) (Br.).

It greatly increases the sexual desire in men and in animals (Bl.).

Useful for anæmic, thin, nervous and partly impotent men (Calc-P., Nat-M., Sil.) (Bl.).

Copious salivation (Merc., Nit-Ac., Tab.) (Br.).

Disagreeable, metallic taste in the mouth (Merc.) (Br.).

Urethritis (Apis, Cann-S., Canth., Merc-C., Staph., Thuj.) (Br.).

STRONG AND LASTING ERECTIONS (Canth., Fluor-Ac., Phos., Pic-Ac.) (Br.).

NURASTHENIC IMPOTENCE (Calc-P., Graph., Kali-P., Phos-Ac., Sulph., Zinc.) (Br.).

Menorrhagia (Calc., Ferr-P., Kali-C., Lach., Nit-Ac.) (Br.).

Hyperæmia of milk glands and stimulation of the function of lactation (Br.).

Bleeding piles (Aloe, Caps., Graph., Lach., Nit-Ac., Sulph., Thuj.) (Br.).

Feverish condition (Gels., Kali-P., Lyc., Sep.) (Bl.).

Waves of heat and chilliness (Br.).

Sleeplessness (Coff., Kali-P., Nat-M., Nux-V., Phos., Psor., Sulph.) (Br.).

Thoughts of events of the whole past life keep him awake (Br.).

AGGRAVATION: At night; from sexual excitement; and during stool.

AMELIORATION: From sleep.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Apis, Bell., Cann-I., Canth., Fluor-Ac., Graph., Kali-P., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-M., Nux-V., Op., Phos., Pic-Ac., Sep., Sulph., Thuj. and Zinc.

Common name: zinc.

Pallor of the body surface, with low fevers (Ferr., Nat-M., Sep.).

Nape of the neck feels weary and tired, from writing or any exertion (N.).

Variableness of the symptoms (Ign., Kali-S., Tub.).

Pain in the back, worse when sitting (Agar., Arg-M., Rhus-T., Sep., Valer., Zinc.) (N.).

DEFECTIVE VITALITY, BRAIN OR NERVE POWER TOO WEAK TO DEVELOP-EXANTHEMATA, OR MENSES; TO EXPECTORATE; TO URINATE; TO COMPREHEND; OR, TO MEMORISE (N.).

Twitching of the members (Agar., Bell., Bufo, Cupr., Hell., Ign., Lach., Mosch., Nux-M., Op., Phos., Zinc.).

CANNOT KEEP THE FEET STILL (WHILE SITTING) (Alum., Bar-C., Puls.) (N.).

Constant trembling of the limbs with cold extremities (Stram.) (N.).

Weakness and trembling of the hands while writing (Bism., Caps., Chel., Stann.) (A).

Spinal irritation (Phos., Pic-Ac., Sil.) (A.).

Cannot bear back touched (Chin-S., Tarant., Ther.) (A.).

Burning along the spine (Phos.) (D.).

Aching about the last dorsal or the first lumbar vertebra, worse when sitting (D.).

Twitching of single muscles all over the body (Ign.) (N.).

Violent trembling all over, so as to shake the bed; lost nerve control (N.).

Excessive nervous moving of the feet in bed for hours after retiring, even when asleep (A.).

FIDGETY FEET; MUST MOVE THEM CONSTANTLY (N.).

Feet sweaty and sore about the toes (A.).

Fœtid, suppressed foot-sweat (Sil.) (A.).

Chilblains, painful, worse from rubbing (A.).

INCLINATION TO COMA (Apis, Bell., Hell., Op., Ferat-V., Zinc.).

Mental faculties impaired (Bar-C., Kali-P., Lyc., Nat-M., Phos-Ac.) (D.).

Child repeats everything said to it (A.).

Child cries out during sleep; whole body jerks during sleep; wakes frightened, starts and rolls the head from side to side (A.).

Convulsion during dentition, with pale face, no heat, except perhaps in the occiput, no increase in temperature (reverse of Bell.); rolling the eyes, gnashing the teeth (Bell., Cupr., Stram.) (A.).

Chorea from suppressed eruption or from fright (Op.) (A.).

During sweat cannot tolerate any covering (A.).

Cannot take stimulants (Selen.) (N.).

Wine greatly aggravates all the symptoms (Alum., Con., Nux-V.) (N.).

Symptoms of the chest are ameliorated by expectoration; of bladder, by urinating; of back, by emissions (aggravated by emissions-Cobalt.); and general, by menstrual flow (N.).

In anæmic subjects, brain exhaustion; not able to develop exanthema (N.).

Cachexia, with prostration, emaciation, etc. (Calc., Ferr., Nat-M., Sep.) (D.).

Descending paralysis (Bar-C., Merc.; ascending paralysis- Agar., Ars., Con., Hydr-Ac., Kali-C., Mang.) (B.).

Somnambulism (Acon., Anac., Art-V., Bell., Bry., Cic., Hyos., Ign., Kali-P., Lach., Nat-M., Op., Phos., Sil., Stram.) (K.)

Frequent jerking of the body during sleep (G.).

Varicose veins during pregnancy (Puls., Sep.) (Bt.).

COUGH DURING CATAMENIA (Calc-P., Graph., Lac-C., Nat-M., Phos., Sep., Sulph., Thuj.) (N.).

Menses flow more at night (Am-C., Am-M., Bov., Coca, Coc-C., Glon., Mag-C., Mag-M., Nat-M., Sulph.) (G.).

Menses too early, too profuse (Calc., Phos., Tub.); lumps of coagulated blood pass away, mostly when walking (G.).

A constant distressing boring pain in the left ovarian region, only partially relieved by pressure, or during menstruation, but returns again soon after the flow (G.).

During menses, heaviness of the limbs, with violent drawing around the knees, as if they could be twisted off (G.).

Sudden shocks and jerks in the cardiac region (N.).

Vertigo, as if he would fall to the left (Lach., Nat-M., Sulph.) (R.).

Chronic sick headache (Gels., Nat-M., Sil.) (Bt.).

MENINGITIS, WITH SHARP PAINS THROUGH THE HEAD (Apis, Bell., Hell., Lach., Lyc., Nat-M., Sep., Sulph.) (D.).

Child cries out during sleep; rolls the head from side to side; face alternately pale and red (N.).

Impending paralysis of the brain (Hyos., Lyc.) (A.).

Symptoms of effiusion into the ventricles of the brain (Apis, Hell., Lyc.) (A.).

Infantile convulsions (Bell., Cupr.) (Bt.).

AUTOMATIC MOTION OF HANDS AND HEAD, OR ONE HAND AND HEAD (Apoc., Bry., Hell.) (A.).

Typhoid: Delirium, attempts to get out of bed; complete unconsciousness; sliding down in bed (Mur-Ac.); grasping at flocks (Hyos.); subsultus; decubitus; involuntary stool and urine (Kali-P.) (A.).

Upper eyelids heavy, as if paralyzed (Caust., Gels.) (C.).

Agglutination of lids at night (Merc., Puls.) (C.).

Inflammation of the conjunctiva, worse in the inner canthi; pains worse during evening and night, as from sand, with frequent lachrymation (N.).

Great weakness of sight (Calc., Nat-M., Phos., Sep., Sulph.) (Bt.).

Sticking in the right eye (Bt.).

PTERYGIUM (Arg-N., Calc., Lach., Sulph.) (K.).

Itching and stinging in the inner angles of the eyes, with cloudiness of vision (N.).

Sensation of drawing together of the eyes as by a cord (R.).

Dim vision (Cycl., Kali-P., Phos., Sep.) (R.).

Photophobia (Con., Euphr., Nat-M.) (R.).

Objects appear elongated, sometimes double (R.).

Much burning in the eyes and lids, in the morning and evening (C.).

Cough worse after sweet things (Med., Spong.) (Hr.).

Dry, spasmodic cough, morning and evening (Alumn., Bar-C., Carb-An., Hep., Ign.) (R.).

DURING THE SPASMS OF COUGH THE CHILD GRASPS THE GENITALS (R.).

Hoarseness (Alum., Calc., Caust., Phos., Rhus-T.) (C.).

Tightness and oppression of the chest (Ars., Carb-V., Kali-C., Lach., Phos., Sulph.) (C.).

Bloody, expectoration (Hep., Puls., Stann.) (C.).

Palpitation (Acon., Kali-P., Lach., Phos., Spig.) (C.).

Tension and stitches in the præcordial region (C.).

Constriction in the œsophagus during deglutition (Alum.) (R.).

Deathly sickness at the stomach, with marked nausea (Ant-T., Ars., Bry., Ipec., Tab., Verat.).

Great greediness when eating; cannot eat fast enough (A.)

RAVENOUS HUNGER, ABOUT 11 or 12 A.M. (Sulph.) (A.).

Terrible heart-burn after taking sweet things; much nausea and vomiting (G.).

Sweetish rising from the stomach (Bt.).

Flatulent colic; worse towards evening, and from wine (G.).

Great difficulty in expelling stools, which are insufficient (Anac., Ign., Sep.) (G.).

Hæmorrhoids, with itching, burning and sticking.(Aesc., Sulph.) (C.).

Diarrhœa with great debility (Chin., Phos.) (C.).

Constant urging to pass water; only when sitting and bending backward can he discharge the same (can only urinate lying- Kreos.,); much sand in the sediment (N.).

Pressive, cutting about the kidneys (B.).

Retention of urine (Caust., Op., Verat.) (R.).

Partial paralysis of the bladder (Arn., Caust., Op.) (R.).

INVOLUNTARY URINATION WHILE WALKING, COUGHING AND SNEEZING (Caust., Nat-M., Phos., Puls., Sep.) (C.).

Acute drawing in the forepart of the urethra and in penis (C.).

Urine turbid or loam-coloured in the morning (C.).

Sexual desire several times in the night (Canth., Phos.) (G.).

Irresistible desire for onanism (Nux-V., Phos-Ac., Staph.) (G.).

Drawing up of the testicles with pain and swelling (R.).

EMISSIONS AT NIGHT WITH LASCIVIOUS DREAMS (Canth., Nux-V., Phos. Sulph.) (R.).

Long-lasting and violent erections (Canth., Phos., Pic-Ac.) (C.).

Easily excited (Nux-V., Phos.) (C.).

The emission during an embrace is too rapid (Nux-V., Sulph.), or difficult and almost impossible (Graph.) (C.).

ALL HER OTHER COMPLAINTS DURING MENSES FEEL QUITE WELL WHILE THE FLOW S ON (N.).

AGGRAVATION: After dinner; towards evening; from urine; while sitting; after being heated; from suppressions; from noise; from touch; and from exhaustion.

AMELIORATION: During the menses; by restoration or development of eruptions; from expectoration; from seminal emission; from restoration of discharges; from walking about (backache); from motion; from hard pressure; and in the open air.

RELATIONSHIP: Compare: Apis, Bell., Cic., Cupr., Gels., Hell., Lach., Lyc., Op., Phos., Rhus-T., Sil., Sulph. and Tub., in incipient brain diseases from suppressed eruptions.

Inimical to: Cham. and Nux-V. (should not be used before or after).

Is followed well by Ign. (but not by Nux-V., which disagrees).

Complementary: Puls.

Antidotes: Camph., Hep. and Ign.