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Baryta Carbonica.

Carbonate of Barium Ba C03, with which are included symptoms of Baryta

acetica ─

Barium acetate Ba(C2H3O2)2. ( follow Herin! and Hahnemann incombinin! the two, as a!ree with Herin! that "there is hardly any difference

between the two, and certainly none in the symptoms cured.") #olution of acetate$

trituration of carbonate.

Clinical. ─ Aneurism. Apoplexy. Atrophy. Baldness. Brain, affections of . Cysts. Foot-sweat. Glandular swellings. Haemorrhoids. Heart, affections of. Memory defective.

Oesophagus, spasm of. Panaris. Paralysis. Parotitis. Prostate, enlarged. Quinsy. Throat,

sore. Tonsils, enlarged. Tumours. Warts. Wens.

Characteristics. ─

Baryta orresponds to srofulous onditions in hildren and old age!dwarfish hildren and hildish old people. Old people who are fat. "hose lia#le to ta$eold easily! sore throat from old! glandular affetions. %any ases of aneurism ha&e

#een ured with Baryta, mostly in lower attenuations. 't orresponds to the atheromatous

ondition. A paralyti ondition runs throughout the pathogenesis. "here is paralysis of mind and #ody. %istrust! want of self-onfidene! a&ersion to strangers (the hild does

not want to play). 't has ured a ase of fetid foot-sweat with spells of despondeny,

see$ing solitude, so##ing and rying. *efiient memory (hildren annot remem#er andlearn). +ensation as if #rain loose. ertigo with nausea! from stooping! when lifting arms

up! in old people. Pressure and sti$ing in #rain, at &ertex on wa$ing. 't has ured

#aldness in young people! tinea, wens. "he salp is &ery sensiti&e to touh. nlarged

glands in oiput and ne$. On the fae there are rough, dry and herpeti eruptions. *ar$ redness. "ension of whole fae as if white of egg had dried on it! as if a o#we# ( B. acet .)

o&er fae, temples, and salp. Painful swelling of parotid and of su#maxillary glands. "he

sense of smell is &ery aute. "here is an illusion of smell as of pine smo$e. /ose-#leed #efore menses. "he tongue is paralysed. +ali&ation! sali&a runs out during sleep. "he

digestion is wea$! after eating, pressing in stomah! and pain in hard, swollen a#domen.

+ensation of soreness of stomah! while eating it feels as if the food had to fore its waythrough some raw plae. 't has pro&ed urati&e in the ha#itual oli of hildren who do

not thri&e! enlarged mesenteri glands! hungry, #ut refuse food, swallowing painful. "he

anus is sore and humid. Piles protrude with urination as well as stool. Constipation, withhard, $notty stools! haemorrhoids, #urning and soreness. "he paralyti ondition appears

in the sexual organs. 'mpotene. +oreness and moistening #etween srotum and thighs.nlarged prostate. "here is also a paralyti ondition of the respiratory organs. "here is a

feeling in the larynx as if inspiring smo$e or pith. Hoarseness and loss of &oie fromough, muus in larynx and trahea. +uffoating atarrh and paralysis of lungs in old

people. +ensation as if lungs full of smo$e. "here is a spasmodi ough, li$e whooping-

ough, from roughness and ti$ling in throat and pit of stomah. Cough % e&ening tillmidnight! after getting feet old! exerise! lying left side! old air! thin$ing of it.

Palpitation with soreness of heart, % lying on left side! % thin$ing of it. iolent long

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lasting palpitation! felt in head. Palpitation % on exertion. +lightest exertion ma$es him

feel tired and sleepy. "hese heart symptoms of Bar. c. are met with in many ases of

aneurism and atheroma, and no remedy has a #etter reord here. ' ured an ad&aned aseof thorai aneurism with the 1x. Baryt. c. has ured tumours of se&eral $inds. 'nduration

in the #reasts. +aroma in ne$ with #urning. Fatty tumours, espeially a#out the ne$.

+welling and induration of glands. A mar$ed symptom is, pulsation in the #a$. +tiffnessand tension in small of #a$, in e&ening, espeially while sitting, allowing neither to rise

nor to #end #a$wards. Painfulness of arms and swelling of axillary glands. Cold feet.

Fetid perspiration of feet. Corns with #urning and stinging. Burning and drawing painsare fre2uent in lower lim#s. A ase has #een reorded in whih Baryt . remo&ed in an old

man a pain, oming suddenly, in hollow of $nee and running down #a$ of leg li$e a thin

stream of hot fluid or molten metal, running down under the s$in. "earing in lim#s with

hilliness. "ension and shortening of musles. 'ntolera#le irritation all o&er li$e pri$ingsand tingling, wa$ing him at night. 'thing, sore and humid s$ins. ─ Warts. ─ Burning pains

are found in many parts. 3eneral soreness and sensiti&eness. +mall wounds ulerate and

get &ery sore.

Chilliness predominates. 't has old, lammy feet as nota#ly as alcarea. % Cold air! oldwashing! damp weather! warm food! in sun (headahe)! near warm sto&e (headahe). %

From raising arms, % from mental emotion. % "hin$ing of omplaints. % 'n ompany! &

alone. & From old food. 4eft side muh affeted. Offensi&e sweat of one side (mostlyleft). % 4ying on painful side! on left side. % After eating. After eating, so wea$ annot

raise his hands! too wea$ to mastiate.

'elations. ─ om!are" Alum., Ant. t. (paralysis of lungs)! Bell., Cal. . (srofulosis,

ory5a, 6.)! Cal. iod. (large tonsils)! Caust. (paralysis)! Cham., Chi., Con. (old people)!

*ul. (athing old)! Fluor. a. (old people)! 'od. (glands)! 4ah., 4y. (tonsils)! %ag. .,%er. (olds, glands, diarrhoea)! /at. ., Phos., Puls., +ep. (tinea)! +ili. (glands, fetid

foot-sweat, #ut Bar. . la$s the head-sweat of +ili., and +ili. has self-will instead of the

wea$-mindedness of Bar. .)! +ul., "ell. Antidoted #y" Ant. t., Bell., Camph., *ul.,%er., 7n. om!ati#le" after +illa, Ars. Before and after +ul. $ncom!ati#le" Cal.

Baryta Carbonica.

Carbonate of Barium Ba C03, with which are included symptoms of Baryta

acetica ─ Barium acetate Ba(C2H3O2)2. ( follow Herin! and Hahnemann in

combinin! the two, as a!ree with Herin! that "there is hardly any differencebetween the two, and certainly none in the symptoms cured.") #olution of acetate$

trituration of carbonate.

Clinical. ─ Aneurism. Apoplexy. Atrophy. Baldness. Brain, affections of . Cysts. Foot-sweat. Glandular swellings. Haemorrhoids. Heart, affections of. Memory defective.

Oesophagus, spasm of. Panaris. Paralysis. Parotitis. Prostate, enlarged. Quinsy. Throat,

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sore. Tonsils, enlarged. Tumours. Warts. Wens.

Characteristics. ─ Baryta orresponds to srofulous onditions in hildren and old age!

dwarfish hildren and hildish old people. Old people who are fat. "hose lia#le to ta$e

old easily! sore throat from old! glandular affetions. %any ases of aneurism ha&e #een ured with Baryta, mostly in lower attenuations. 't orresponds to the atheromatous

ondition. A paralyti ondition runs throughout the pathogenesis. "here is paralysis of

mind and #ody. %istrust! want of self-onfidene! a&ersion to strangers (the hild doesnot want to play). 't has ured a ase of fetid foot-sweat with spells of despondeny,

see$ing solitude, so##ing and rying. *efiient memory (hildren annot remem#er and

learn). +ensation as if #rain loose. ertigo with nausea! from stooping! when lifting arms

up! in old people. Pressure and sti$ing in #rain, at &ertex on wa$ing. 't has ured #aldness in young people! tinea, wens. "he salp is &ery sensiti&e to touh. nlarged

glands in oiput and ne$. On the fae there are rough, dry and herpeti eruptions. *ar$

redness. "ension of whole fae as if white of egg had dried on it! as if a o#we# ( B. acet .)o&er fae, temples, and salp. Painful swelling of parotid and of su#maxillary glands. "he

sense of smell is &ery aute. "here is an illusion of smell as of pine smo$e. /ose-#leed

#efore menses. "he tongue is paralysed. +ali&ation! sali&a runs out during sleep. "hedigestion is wea$! after eating, pressing in stomah! and pain in hard, swollen a#domen.

+ensation of soreness of stomah! while eating it feels as if the food had to fore its way

through some raw plae. 't has pro&ed urati&e in the ha#itual oli of hildren who donot thri&e! enlarged mesenteri glands! hungry, #ut refuse food, swallowing painful. "he

anus is sore and humid. Piles protrude with urination as well as stool. Constipation, with

hard, $notty stools! haemorrhoids, #urning and soreness. "he paralyti ondition appears

in the sexual organs. 'mpotene. +oreness and moistening #etween srotum and thighs.nlarged prostate. "here is also a paralyti ondition of the respiratory organs. "here is a

feeling in the larynx as if inspiring smo$e or pith. Hoarseness and loss of &oie from

ough, muus in larynx and trahea. +uffoating atarrh and paralysis of lungs in old people. +ensation as if lungs full of smo$e. "here is a spasmodi ough, li$e whooping-

ough, from roughness and ti$ling in throat and pit of stomah. Cough % e&ening till

midnight! after getting feet old! exerise! lying left side! old air! thin$ing of it.Palpitation with soreness of heart, % lying on left side! % thin$ing of it. iolent long

lasting palpitation! felt in head. Palpitation % on exertion. +lightest exertion ma$es him

feel tired and sleepy. "hese heart symptoms of Bar. c. are met with in many ases of

aneurism and atheroma, and no remedy has a #etter reord here. ' ured an ad&aned aseof thorai aneurism with the 1x. Baryt. c. has ured tumours of se&eral $inds. 'nduration

in the #reasts. +aroma in ne$ with #urning. Fatty tumours, espeially a#out the ne$.

+welling and induration of glands. A mar$ed symptom is, pulsation in the #a$. +tiffness

and tension in small of #a$, in e&ening, espeially while sitting, allowing neither to risenor to #end #a$wards. Painfulness of arms and swelling of axillary glands. Cold feet.

Fetid perspiration of feet. Corns with #urning and stinging. Burning and drawing painsare fre2uent in lower lim#s. A ase has #een reorded in whih Baryt . remo&ed in an old

man a pain, oming suddenly, in hollow of $nee and running down #a$ of leg li$e a thin

stream of hot fluid or molten metal, running down under the s$in. "earing in lim#s with

hilliness. "ension and shortening of musles. 'ntolera#le irritation all o&er li$e pri$ingsand tingling, wa$ing him at night. 'thing, sore and humid s$ins. ─ Warts. ─ Burning pains

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are found in many parts. 3eneral soreness and sensiti&eness. +mall wounds ulerate and

get &ery sore.

Chilliness predominates. 't has old, lammy feet as nota#ly as alcarea. % Cold air! old

washing! damp weather! warm food! in sun (headahe)! near warm sto&e (headahe). %

From raising arms, % from mental emotion. % "hin$ing of omplaints. % 'n ompany! &

alone. & From old food. 4eft side muh affeted. Offensi&e sweat of one side (mostly

left). % 4ying on painful side! on left side. % After eating. After eating, so wea$ annotraise his hands! too wea$ to mastiate.

'elations. ─ om!are" Alum., Ant. t. (paralysis of lungs)! Bell., Cal. . (srofulosis,ory5a, 6.)! Cal. iod. (large tonsils)! Caust. (paralysis)! Cham., Chi., Con. (old people)!

*ul. (athing old)! Fluor. a. (old people)! 'od. (glands)! 4ah., 4y. (tonsils)! %ag. .,

%er. (olds, glands, diarrhoea)! /at. ., Phos., Puls., +ep. (tinea)! +ili. (glands, fetidfoot-sweat, #ut Bar. . la$s the head-sweat of +ili., and +ili. has self-will instead of the

wea$-mindedness of Bar. .)! +ul., "ell. Antidoted #y" Ant. t., Bell., Camph., *ul.,%er., 7n. om!ati#le" after +illa, Ars. Before and after +ul. $ncom!ati#le" Cal.

#ecale Cornutum.

#ecale cornutum. #purred 'ye. r!ot of 'ye. *he blac+, hornli+e spur into which

the !rains of 'ye (#ecale cereale, -. O. ramineae) are chan!ed by the fun!us

Cla/iceps purpurea. -. O. 1un!i. *incture of *he fresh spurs collected ust before

har/est.

Clinical. ─ A#ortion, threatened. After-pains. Al#uminuria. Anus, inontinene of! open.Asthenopia. Bladder, !aralysis of . Boils. Car#unles. Catarat. Chil#lains. Cholera!

infantum. Chorea. Con&ulsions. Cramps. *ia#etes. *iaphragm, ramp in. *iarrhoea.

*istortions. *ysphagia. pilepsy. pistaxis. %eet, cram!s in& #urning of& coldness of.

%i#roma. Gangrene. 3astritis. 3lands, swelling of! suppuration of. 3o9tre. Haematuria.Haemorrhages. Haemorrhagi diathesis. Heart, palpitation of. Hiough. Hysteria.

'mpotene. 4i&er, enlargement of. 4ohia, fetid. 4um#ago. Menstruation, e'cessive.

%etrorrhagia. %il$, suppressed. Miscarriage. %or&an:s disease. %yelitis! diffusa. (ails,degeneration of . /euralgia. /ight-sweats. (um#ness. Oesophagitis. )varies, tumours of.

Paralysis! post-diphtheriti! spasti. Plaenta, retained. Post-partum haemorrhage. Pregnancy, false !ains of . Purpura, ;aynaud:s disease. +mall-pox, haemorrhagi. *!inal irritation. +tammering. +tomah, aner of. +tra#ismus. +triture, spasmodi.

"hrom#osis. "ongue, #iting of. "yphoid. <lers. <terus, inertia of! neuralgia of! prolapse.

Characteristics. ─ ;ye and grasses are apt to #e affeted with the rgot disease in damp

seasons, and when grown on damp, ill-drained lands. 'f #reeding ows are turned on

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pastures where infeted grasses grow they are &ery lia#le to drop their al&es. rgot has

#een $nown as a hastener of parturition from remote times. 'ts other ations ha&e #een for

the most part learned from the terri#le epidemis of >rgotism> whih ha&e oasionallyde&astated distrits in whih ;ye infeted with rgot has #een ground into flour and eaten

#y the population. *eath ta$es plae in on&ulsions! or else from gangrene and

onse2uent exhaustion! or from exhausting haemorrhages or disharges, as diarrhoea.%any who esape immediate death are redued to a aheti state, from whih they

ne&er reo&er! are paralysed, ha&e lim#s distorted and senses impaired. 'n general the

sufferer retains a lear intellet and a good, e&en a#normally good, appetite to the last."he ner&ous symptoms of *ec. are on&ulsi&e. "he #ody is at times rigid! at times rigidity

alternates with relaxation. "his is espeially seen in the hands, whih are either lenhed

or have the fingers s!read widely a!art (a $eynote symptom). "he musles of the fae

and a#domen twith. "here is inontinene or retention of urine. +pasmodi rething, thestomah is &iolently ontrated. "hrough the li$e ation on the &aso-motor ner&es there is

first ontration and then dilatation of #lood-&essels! the fingers turn #luish #la$. "his

stagnation leads to dry gangrene of the parts. *ec. shri&els up the s$in, ma$es it dry and

harsh! sallow omplexion. 't is therefore suited to ─

thin, srawny women, fee#le and of aheti appearane! women of irrita#le, ner&ous temperament! of pale, sun$en

ountenane. "o &ery old, derepit persons. On the other hand, it is also suited to"'rrita#le, plethori su#?ets. Women of &ery lax musular fi#re! e&erything seems loose

and open! no ation, &essels fla##y passi&e haemorrhages, opious flow of thin, #la$,

watery #lood. For *ec. lessens the oagulating power of the #lood. and produes ahaemorrhagi diathesis! persistent, offensi&e #leeding. +mall wounds #leed persistently.

Purpura omes within this ategory. One grand harateristi of *ec., whih will

determine its seletion in many ases, is >% By external heat.> "his applies to holera,

purpura, gangrene, and any ondition whih may present symptoms of *ec. 'n holeraases alling for *ec. the patient is old, almost pulseless! there are spasmodi twithings

of musles in &arious parts (espeially spreading of fingers), eyes sun$, features pinhed!

surfae harsh, shri&elled, dry, as though no moisture were left in the #ody. Though cold tothe touch, cannot #ear to #e covered . 'n spite of this oldness, *ec. has #urning among its

harateristi sensations #urning in all parts of the #ody as if spar$s were falling on the

patient. Another harateristi sensation is num#ness! tingling as if ants rawling all o&er,

& from ru##ing. "his may aompany haemorrhages, loss of other fluids, de#ility, or s$in

affetions. 'n the later stages of ergotism there is anaesthesia. "he disharges are

exhausting and offensi&e. *iarrhoea is peuliar, in&oluntary! with wide-open anus. "he

#oils in whih *ec. is indiated are small and painful, with green ontents, mature &eryslowly, heal slowly, and are &ery wea$ening. "he eyes are affeted in &arious ways

Pustulous on?unti&itis! suppuration of ornea! dilated pupils, distortion, and stra#ismus!

ptosis! suppressed tears. Catarrh has #een aused in many instanes. >% From warmth>will #e the leading indiation in many eye ases re2uiring *ec. xophthalmi go9tre has

#een ured with it! the heart #eing ated on #y *ec. as other hollow &isera, and &iolent

palpitation indued. *ec. has a great affinity for the uterus, whether gra&id or not. "houghits use in ordinary doses in o#stetri pratie is attended with danger, it may #e used on

its homoeopathi indiations with perfet safety. 't is indiated (+) 'n threatened

a#ortion, espeially at the third month! prolonged, #earing-down, foring pains. ()

*uring la#our when the pains are irregular, too wea$, fee#le, or easing! e&erything

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seems loose and open, #ut there is no expulsi&e ation! fainting. ( -) For after-pains when

too long, too exessi&e! or when there is hour-glass ontration of the uterus. () For

suppression or non-appearane of the mil$. "he menses of *ec. are irregular! opious,dar$, fluid! aompanied #y la#our-li$e pains in a#domen! there may#e a ontinuous

watery disharge of #lood during the whole time #etween the periods. "este reords this

ase A lady, @, fat, &ery soft flesh, had flooding whih nothing ould stop. After se&eraluseless attempts, "este ga&e large doses of *ec. with sarely any effet. "he patient

as$ed for infinitesimal doses. At that time "este had no faith at all in infinitesimals, #ut he

yielded to the patient:s re2uest, and ga&e one drop of the th. "he flooding easedimmediately and permanently. Peculiar *ensations of *ec. are As if intoxiated while

undressing. As if eyes were spasmodially rotated. As of a solid plug in nose. As if

tongue paralysed. As if there were some resistane to #e o&erome in speeh. As of a

hea&y weight in stomah. ;egion of stomah as if ontrated. Anus as if lo$ed up. As if testes #eing drawn up to inguinal ring. <terus as if #urnt. As if ontents of uterus would

fall forward. As if soft air were reeping through #a$. As if sarum would #e fored out.

As if something ali&e reeping under s$in. As if fingers asleep. As if lim#s had #een a

long time in hot water. As if spar$s of fire falling on different parts. As if mie reepingunder s$in. Fu55y feeling in lim#s. *ec. is indiated in *u!!ressions tears! lohia! mil$!

sweat. "hirst with dry mouth or #urning. *esires lemonade and sour things. A&erse to fatand meat. "he symptoms are % By touh. & 4ying dou#led up in #ed. %otion and any

exertion %. Wal$ing giddiness. %any symptoms (ramps, twithings) % night. +in$ing

spells 1 a.m. Open air &. Wants to #e fanned. Warm appliations %. Warm drin$ %. Wet #andages & la#our pains. Cold appliations &. % After eating. All symptoms % ?ust #efore

menses. "he right side is predominantly affeted.

'elations. ─ Antidoted #y" Camph., Op. om!ati#le" Chi. ("este lasses +e. with Chi. in

his Ferrum group), Ars., Ao., Bell., %er., Pul. Compare 'n la#our, Cinnamon (>'n post-

partum haemorrhage, Cinnamon inreases la#our-pains, ontrols profuse or dangerousflooding, is always safe, while rgot is always dangerous.> ─ H. C. Allen). 4a#our-li$e

pains, Pul., +ul., Bell., Cal., Caul., 3ossyp., 4il. t., +ep., i#. o. Cold s$in, annot #ear

to #e o&ered, Camph. & <no&ering, Ao., Cal., Camph., Fer., 'od., 4y., Pul., +ul., er.Haemorrhages, Bo&ist. (flow #etween periods! menses flow mostly or only at night or

early morning! puffy ondition of #ody! parts feet enormously large), %ithella (less

passi&e, #lood #righter, dysuria with the haemorrhage), "rill. p. (#right red and profuse,

faint feeling, rapid, fee#le pulse), Ham. (with hammering headahe), rig. (flow in fitsand starts! with dysuria), <st. (flow #right red, partly lotted). Fer. ph., Chi.

Haemorrhagi diathesis, 4ah., Phos. Cholera, shri&elled up, gangrene, #urning

sensation, Ars. (#ut Ars. is & #y heat). Cholera ollapse, Camph. (sudden), er. (old

sweat on forehead). Folliular pharyngitis, . #i. Cold surfae, sun$en, pale fae, #luelips, tingling in lim#s, speeh stuttering, 4ah. Ation on #lood-&essels, Bar. . *iarrhoea

disharged with great fore, +am#., Crot. t. Anus wide open, Apis, Phos. "hreateneda#ortion at third month, +a#i. Cholera mor#us, Colh. *ia#etes, Pl#. Burning feet, ramp

in al&es, +ul. yes % from warm appliations (Asar. & old washing). xophthalmi

go9tre, 4pus., +ut., "hyr. +pasti paralysis, 4ath. Old persons, Con. "withing, oldness,

hil#lains, holera, also #otan., Agar. om!are also" rgotinum, whih sometimes atswhen +e. is indiated and fails (see ase under /rgotinum).



Causation. ─ 4ifting ( a#ortion). 'n?ury ( gangrene). +exual exess.

#456*O5#.

. 5ind. ─

*isouragement and timidity. ─

3reat anxiety. ─

+adness and melanholy. ─

3reatanguish. ─ Furor, with desire to ?ump into the water. ─ %adness and inlination to

#ite. ─ Fear of death. ─ %ania. ─ Wea$ness of the intelletual faulties (stupid, half-sleepyondition! moaning). ─ %ental alienation. ─ *elirium. ─ 4oss of

onsiousness. ─ Consiousness seems to ontinue to the last #reath! and ?ust #efore death

it seems as though the patient would impro&e.

2. Head. ─ Head onfused and stupefied (unonsiousness with hea&y sleep, preeded #y

tingling in head and lim#s! in haemorrhages from the uterus). ─ +ensation as fromintoxiation while undressing. ─ ertigo as from intoxiation. ─ +tupefation, with tingling

in head and pain in lim#s, whih are % from motion. ─

*iminution and loss of senses,sight, hearing, 6. ─ Peuliar feeling of lightness of head, esp. in oiput. ─ Atta$s of &ertigo of different $inds, also hroni. ─ Headahe with dull and painful onfusion, esp.

in oiput. ─ +emilateral headahe (l.). ─ Hair falls out. ─ +alp sore. ─ "wisting of head to

and fro.

3. yes. ─ ye#alls sun$ deep in the so$ets! and surrounded #y #lue margins. ─ Pupils

spasmodially ontrated or else dilated. ─ Con&ulsed eyes. ─ +2uinting. ─ Pain in eyes,with feeling as if spasmodially rotated. ─ Fixed, wild loo$. ─ Catarat, hard or soft! with

headahe, &ertigo, and roaring in ears. ─ +uppuration of ornea! % from warm

appliations. ─ +uppressed seretion of tears. ─ yes yellow. ─ Complete #lindness.

─ *ou#le or triple &ision.

─ %ist, spots and a &eil #efore the sight.

─ Wea$ness of

sight. ─ +par$ling #efore the eyes and loudiness of sight. ─ xophthalmi go9tre.

7. ars. ─ Humming and roaring in ears! and hardness of hearing. ─ <ndue sensiti&eness of

hearing, e&en slightest sound re-ehoed in head and made her shudder. ─ "ransient

deafness.

8. -ose. ─ +nee5ing. ─ /ose feels stopped yet watery disharge runs from it. ─ /osestopped l. side as with a solid plug. ─ /ose-#leed #lood dar$, runs ontinuously, with

great prostration, small, thread-li$e pulse! in old people or drun$ards! in young women!from de#ility.

9. 1ace. ─ Fae disoloured, pale, yellow, wan, with eyes hollow and surrounded #y a #lueirle. ─ *istorted features. ─ 4i&id spots on fae. ─ Fae of a deep red. ─ +welling of

fae. ─ "ingling in fae. ─ Forehead hot. ─ %usular twithings, usually #egin in fae and

then spread all o&er #ody, sometimes inreasing to daning and ?umping. ─ 4ips #luish or

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deathly pale. ─ 4ips and mouth painfully ontrated (spasmodi distortion! risus

sardonius).

:. *eeth. ─ 4o$?aw. ─ 3rinding of teeth. ─ 4oosening and falling out of teeth. ─ Bleeding

from gums. ─ *iffiult dentition.

;. 5outh. ─ ery offensi&e #reath. ─ 'nreased seretion of sali&a. ─ *ryness of mouth,with thirst. ─ Haemoptysis. ─ +anguineous or yellowish green foam #efore mouth. ─ "ongue

disoloured, #rown or #la$! or else loaded with a thi$ oating (of muus). ─ Painful

tingling in tongue and throat. ─ +welling of tongue. ─ +tammering, em#arrassed, indistint,

wea$ speeh! as if the tongue were paralysed! or there were resistane to #eo&erome. ─ "withing of tongue. ─ Fre2uently #ites tongue.

<. *hroat. ─ *ryness of throat. ─ Burning sensation or trou#lesome tingling or rawling in

throat. ─

Folliular pharyngitis! haw$s up little folliular exudation. ─

Paralysis of muslesof swallowing and spea$ing! in danger of ho$ing. ─ 'nflammation of the oesophagus.

=0. >ppetite. ─ *ulness of the taste. ─ Burning, insatia#le thirst. ─ <nnatural appetite, e&enwhen dying from exhausting disharges from #owels. ─ 'nsatia#le hunger, esp. for aid

things.

==. #tomach. ─ Fre2uent risings. ─ *isgust, esp. for meat and fatty things, and

nausea. ─ Continuous nausea! % after eating. ─ /ausea and inlination to

&omit. ─ Hiough. ─ ;ething and &omiting of #ilious, rude matter. ─ asy

&omiting. ─

omiting of food, with great de#ility. ─

omiting of lum#rii. ─

omiting of muus. ─ omiting of #la$ #ile. ─ omiting of dar$ #rown, offee-grounds fluid! of all

food and drin$. ─ Haemorrhage from stomah. ─ +tomahahe. ─ Cramp instomah. ─ xessi&ely painful sensi#ility, distressing oppression (as from a weight), and

anguish in pit of stomah, with ineffetual want to &omit. ─ Burning sensation in

sro#iulus and epigastrium. ─ 3reat anxiety and pressure in pit of stomah, with great

sensi#ility to touh. ─ 'nflammation and gangrene of stomah. ─ 'nflammation and aner in stomah.

=2. >bdomen. ─ A#domen exessi&ely inflated and tight. ─ Cuttings and tearing pains in

a#domen. ─

'nflammation and gangrene of the li&er. ─

4i&er enlarged. ─

Burning (or oldness) in a#domen. ─ Fixed, #urning pains in spleni and lum#ar regions. ─ Pains in theloins as from false la#our pains. ─ Coli, with pains in sarum and thighs, fre2uent risings,

and &omitings. ─ Painful oli, with on&ulsions. ─ +ensation of exessi&e oldness in

a#domen and #a$. ─ Burning sensation in a#domen. ─ +trong pulsation in um#ilialregion. ─ Bor#orygmi. ─ Pains in hypogastri region.

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=<. Heart. ─ Praeordial tenderness. ─ Painful sensation o&er heart. ─ Praeordialanxiety. ─ iolent spasmodi palpitation of heart. ─ Pulse small, &ery rapid, ontrated!

fre2uently intermittent! fluttering, slow, depressed.

20. -ec+ and Bac+. ─ +tiffness of nape of the ne$. ─ Profuse miliary eruption on nape of

ne$ and hest. ─ +ensation of oldness in #a$. ─ Pain in #a$ and small of

#a$. ─ "ingling and insensi#ility in #a$ (extending to tips of fingers and toes). ─ +e&ere pain in (lower) #a$ % when wal$ing muh or sitting long in same position. ─ ;. ".

C.G. ─ (4um#ago.)

2=. Aimbs. ─ *rawing, rawling, tearing, and tingling in lim#s and ?oints. ─ *istortion of

lim#s. ─ Ier$s and on&ulsi&e mo&ements in lim#s, whih manifest themsel&es esp. atnight, often also periodially, and whih are & #y strething the parts

&iolently. ─ Contration of hands, feet, fingers, and toes. ─ 4im#s #eome old, pale, and

wrin$led, as after #eing a long time in hot water. ─

*isagreea#le sensation of sleep and

formiation in lim#s. ─ Cramps in legs, al&es, arms, hands, and toes. ─ Burning of handsand feet. ─ Fu55y feeling in lim#s. ─ Cold gangrene of the lim#s! the dead part separates at

the ?oints and drops off. ─ "rem#ling of lim#s. ─ Wea$ness, hea&iness, and torpor of

lim#s. ─ /um#ness, insensi#ility, and oldness of lim#s, esp. tips of fingers and toes.

22. ?pper Aimbs. ─ +pasmodi ur&ature of the arm, with drawing in the part. ─ Burningsensation in the hands. ─ +welling of the hands, with #la$ pustules. ─ Oedematous

swelling in the wrist. ─ *istortion of the hands. ─ "ingling, rawling, with num#ness and

insensi#ility in finger-tips. ─ Contration, distortion, and turning #a$ of the

fingers. ─

+pasms with fingers spread apart. ─

Peuliar pri$ling in tips of fingers that are&ery sensiti&e to old after awhile they #egan to suppurate, and later the nails separated

from their matrix and fell off one after another, lea&ing an unhealthy granulating

surfae. ─ *egeneration of pulp of nails, the nails are raised.

23. Aower Aimbs. ─ 4assitude and soreness in the legs. ─ Contration of the legs andtoes. ─ *istressing ramps in al&es and soles, esp. at night. ─ Burning sensation in

(swollen) feet. ─ *istortion of feet. ─ +welling of feet, with #la$ pustules. ─ Feet seem

asleep and stiff. ─ %ortifiation of toes. ─ 3angrena senilis. ─ "ingling in toes.

27. eneralities. ─ For female omplaints hiefly, and esp. when ourring in thin,

srawny, wrin$led females or hildren. ─ +$in is old, #ut the patient does not wish to #eo&ered up. ─ Copious &omiting of a mixture of thi$, #la$, pithy, #ilious, and slimy

matter. ─ *ry gangrene, partiularly on r. side, #eginning in toes and running up the

lim#. ─ Amaurosis ourring in patients harateristi of this drug! hard hearing! #lueolour around eyes. ─ % From drawing up lim#s! esp. in trou#les of hild#ed. ─ & From

strething out the lim#s. ─ *rawing, tearing, and tingling in the lim#s and ?oints. ─ iolent

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and wandering spasmodi pains. ─ Cramps in legs, arms, and hest. ─ Burning sensation in

all parts of the #ody, as if aused #y spar$s. ─ "oni spasms! of all

extensors. ─ "etanus. ─ pileptiform on&ulsions. ─ 3eneral atrophy andemaiation. ─ ;apid emaiation of paralysed parts. ─ <nsteady gait! unsteadiness of the

whole #ody! trem#ling! rapid sin$ing of strength. ─ Collapse when the patient annot #ear

o&ering. ─

+ynope. ─

3reat lassitude and indolene. ─

Paralysis. ─

Complete mortifiationof some parts #y sphaelus. ─ Affetions in general of r. side! roo$ed lim#s! sensation of

deadness in any part. ─ 4oss of sensation throughout the #ody.

28. #+in. ─ +$in sallow, lead-oloured, flaid, and shri&elled. ─ +$in rough and

dry. ─ "orpor and insensi#ility of the s$in. ─ %iliary eruption, esp. on hest and nape of

ne$. ─ Petehiae. ─ Purpura haemorrhagia. ─ hymosis. ─ Furunuli. ─ +welling and painwithout inflammation! oldness, #lue olour, gangrene. ─ Bla$, gangrenous

pustules. ─ Bla$ness of outer parts! rawling on the s$in as of insets. ─ +u#utaneous

tingling. ─ 3eneral des2uamation of epidermis. ─ <lers that turn #la$! s$in withered andgangrenous. ─ Heat, with thirst and want of perspiration. ─ +anguineous &esiles, whih

turn to gangrene, in the lim#s. ─

Anthrax #eoming gangrenous.

29. #leep. ─ +trong inlination to sleep and oma. ─ *eep, lethargi sleep. ─ +leeplessness,

with agitation and dry heat. ─ Coma with delirium, starts, and fright.

2:. 1e/er. ─ iolent shi&ering, followed #y &iolent internal #urning heat, with &iolent

thirst. ─ xessi&e oldness in #a$, a#domen, and lim#s. ─ Coldness of surfae of #ody!esp. of extremities and fae! dryness. ─ *ry heat, with 2ui$ pulse, agitation, and

sleeplessness. ─ +mall, suppressed pulse (generally slow and ontrated, sometimes

intermittent, only slightly aelerated during the heat). ─

Pulse unhanged, e&en with themost &iolent atta$s. ─ Cold perspiration. ─ Cold, lammy sweat all o&er, esp. a#o&e waist-

line.

incum.

incum metallicum. inc. >n lement. n. >. . 97.<. *rituration of the metal.

Clinical. ─ Alcoholism. Am#lyopia. Asthma. Brain-fag. Brain, paralysis of. Breasts,

affetions of. Catarat. Chil#lains. Chin, eruption on. Chlorosis. Cholera. Chorea.

onsti!ation. Cra$s. *entition. *iarrhoea, ner&ous! with stupor. *iphtheria. *ysentery.

*ysuria. arahe. 5ema. nuresis. ruptions! suppressed. /yes, affections of ! granular

lids. Fag. Foot-sweat! suppressed. 3astralgia. Headahe! ner&ous! hloroti. Heels, pains

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in. Hernia, inguinal. Hiough. Hydroephalus. Hyperpyrexia, ner&ous. Hypohondriasis.

Hysteria. 'nframammary pain. 0oints, crea1ing in. <ps, affetions of. 4ohia! suppressed.

%alar #ones, neuralgia in. %astur#ation. Memory, wea1. Meningitis. Mental wea1ness.%il$, defeti&e! suppressed. /euralgia! interostal! su#ostal. /eurasthenia. /ipples,

sore. /ose, redness of. /ymphomania. Oesophagus, spasm of. Otorrhoea. Photopsia.

Prostatorrhoea. Ptosis. ;eation, defeti&e. ;heumatism. *creaming . +leepiness.+omnam#ulism. +permatorrhoea. +pinal irritation. +pine, affetions of. +pleen, neuralgia

of. +tra#ismus. +uppressions. "arsal tumours. "hroat, sore. "i#ia, #urning in. "yphoid

fe&er. <lers. <rine, hysterial retention of. ariosis! during pregnany! of externalgenitals. Whooping-ough. Worms.

Characteristics. ─ 2incum #elongs to the Magnesium group of metals, omprising alsoadmium and Glucinum. 't has long #een $nown in the arts, espeially in its om#ination

with u!rum in the manufature of Brass. 2n. was pro&ed #y Hahnemann and his

assoiates, and it appears among the remedies of his hronic 3iseases. 2n. poisons the #rain and ner&e, and it orresponds to ner&e-poisoning of &arious $inds. "he word >fag>

o&ers a large part of 2n. ation! it may #e ner&e- or #rain-fag! or it may #e musle-fag.

Fag means that tissues are worn out faster than they an #e repaired. "his lea&es them poisoned #y waste produts. 2n. meets the effets of #rain-fag from o&er-study! from

night-wathing! fatigue. But there is another $ind of ner&e-poisoning met #y 2n. the

poisoning of suppressed eruptions or disharges. "he ommon old-shool use of 7inointment to suppress eruptions, and 7in in?etions to suppress disharges, is #ased on

fat 2n. does suppress them, and it transfers the mor#id ation to the ner&ous system,

setting up a poisoning there! and, on&ersely, in homoeopathi attenuations 2n. an

re&erse the proess. 't an restore suppressed eruptions, an ure the onse2uenes ofsuppressions, and an set free the reati&e power in onditions of unde&eloped disease.

+ome of the $eynotes of 2n. will #e present to gi&e the lue. "he most important of these

is >'nessant and &iolent fidgety feeling in feet or lower lim#s! must mo&e themonstantly! annot $eep them 2uiet.> "hese mo&ements may ontinue e&en during sleep.

Another is >"oo wea$ to de&elop exanthemata or menstrual funtion, to expetorate, to

urinate! to understand, to remem#er.> Corresponding to these is >;elief to all suffering assoon as menses #egin to flow,> or as soon as other exretory funtions are restored. 'n

asthma> the patient annot expetorate, #ut as soon as he an he is relie&ed> (/ash).

3eneral twithings and general trem#ling are, aording to /ash, e2ually harateristi

of 2n. He reords this ase %iss J., 8, had #een ill for a wee$ with headahe, loss ofappetite, and espeially prostration. O&er-study was the ause. <nder Gels., and later

Bry., she was impro&ing, when she threw off the #edlothes whilst sleeping and

perspiring, and too$ a hill. 2n. has >annot #ear any o&ering during the sweat.> ─ I. H.

C.G "he #owels #eame enormously distended! profuse haemorrhage ourred (finallyontrolled #y Alumen), a low form of delirium ame on, and prostration inreased in spite

of the essation of haemorrhage. "his was the ondition +taring eyes rolled upward, headretrated! omplete unonsiousness, lying on #a$ and sliding down in #ed! twithing,

>or rather intense, violent trem#ling all over so that she shoo1 the #ed ,> her hands had to

#e held onstantly night and day #y nurses! hipporati fae, extremities deathly old to

$nees and el#ows! pulse intermittent, unounta#le! all signs, in short, of impending paralysis of the #rain.> "wo drops of 2n. 8 were mixed in two teaspoonfuls of water.

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One teaspoonful was wor$ed, a little at a time, #etween the set teeth! and the rest half an

hour later. A#out an hour after the latter dose the patient turned down her eyes and said

>%il$.> "hrough a #ent tu#e she swallowed half a glass of mil$, the first nourishment shehad ta$en for twenty-four hours. From that time she impro&ed steadily, and reei&ed no

more mediine for four days. Afterwards she had a dose of (u'. ;eo&ery was perfet. A.

W. Holom#e ( Hahn. Ad ., xxx&iii. 8D) reports this ase %an, =, had gonorrhoeasuppressed #y loal treatment three months pre&iously. A wee$ #efore Holom#e saw

him first he was una#le to pass water, and had to resort to the atheter. +ine then ould

pass urine, #ut passed almost pure #lood with it. Could only urinate when sitting downwith $nees spread apart. 3reat soreness of perinaeum! on sitting down had to sit sideways

on hair. 2n. m one dose. Fi&e days later perinaeal soreness gone, ould urinate freely in

any position, and had a profuse whitish disharge from the urethra. +uppression of foot-

sweat! of lohia! of mil$, are all aused and ured #y 7n. Weyner ( H. 4., x. 0@8) relatesthe poisoning of ows pasturing near a admium mine, near whih 7in-smelting was

arried on. "hese were some of the effets 3eneral emaiation, s$in linging tightly to

the #ody! eyes pale #luish, drawn #ac1 into the or#its! horns and ears une2ually warm,

mouth hot and shiny and hanging down, at times dry! appetite undistur#ed! ruminationslower! dung grass-green, thin-flowing and fetid! at times ough. As the disease

progressed emaiation inreased, the horns #eame rough, mil1 dried u!, and diarrhoeainreased till the animals ould no longer rise, and died of total prostration. 2n. meets

these suppression-effets paralysis and &ertigo from #rain softening following

suppressed foot-sweat! horea from eruptions suppressed #y gout! puerperal on&ulsionsfrom suppressed eruption! nymphomania from suppressed lohia. 2n. has a strong ation

on the generati&e sphere, it exites #oth sexes and auses seminal losses and

prostatorrhoea of the male, and nymphomania and mastur#ation in the female. "his may

#e assoiated with &ariosis or pruritus of the external genitals. A nota#le symptom of 2n., and one whih may indiate it in hildren and in delirious ases, as well as in

affetions of the genitals themsel&es, is that the patient is ontinually pressing on the

pu#es or applying the hand to the genitals. With the emission there is #a$ahe, whih istemporarily & #y the emission! and with the female sexual disorders there is also

#a$ahe and spinal irritation. *ull ahing in spine, % when sitting. Burning pains all

along the spine. "he #urning pains of 2n. appear in many parts. Pri$ing, pressi&e,ramp-li$e pains, tension and onstrition are also present. /euralgia in malar #ones with

pressi&e pains. Pressure at root of nose as if it would #e pressed in. "he onstrition is

espeially felt in the hest, and is onneted #oth with respiration and the heart. >+udden,

spasmodi, #ursting sensation a#out heart! it appears to #e #eating regularly, when itsuddenly seems as if it would #urst through the hest.> 2n. affets the #lood-&essels and

orresponds to &ariosis &aries of the la#ia! of the thighs, running into the la#ia! of the

legs, with fidgety feet. /um#ness, tingling, formiation, and fainting spells are otherner&ous effets of 2n. 't has an insatia#le ra&ing hunger and goneness, nota#ly at 00

a.m.! thirst 2uite as great! and >hasty eating> and >hasty drin$ing> are among the $eynote

symptoms. Another of the first importane is intolerance of wine wine aggra&ates allsymptoms. "his is noteworthy in states of ner&ous exhaustion, whih usually ra&e

stimulants. "here is the a&ersion to wine. Other harateristi a&ersions are %eat

(espeially &eal)!

incum.

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incum metallicum. inc. >n lement. n. >. . 97.<. *rituration of the metal.

Clinical. ─ Alcoholism. Am#lyopia. Asthma. Brain-fag. Brain, paralysis of. Breasts,

affetions of. Catarat. Chil#lains. Chin, eruption on. Chlorosis. Cholera. Chorea.onsti!ation. Cra$s. *entition. *iarrhoea, ner&ous! with stupor. *iphtheria. *ysentery.

*ysuria. arahe. 5ema. nuresis. ruptions! suppressed. /yes, affections of ! granular lids. Fag. Foot-sweat! suppressed. 3astralgia. Headahe! ner&ous! hloroti. Heels, pains

in. Hernia, inguinal. Hiough. Hydroephalus. Hyperpyrexia, ner&ous. Hypohondriasis.

Hysteria. 'nframammary pain. 0oints, crea1ing in. <ps, affetions of. 4ohia! suppressed.

%alar #ones, neuralgia in. %astur#ation. Memory, wea1. Meningitis. Mental wea1ness.%il$, defeti&e! suppressed. /euralgia! interostal! su#ostal. /eurasthenia. /ipples,

sore. /ose, redness of. /ymphomania. Oesophagus, spasm of. Otorrhoea. Photopsia.

Prostatorrhoea. Ptosis. ;eation, defeti&e. ;heumatism. *creaming . +leepiness.+omnam#ulism. +permatorrhoea. +pinal irritation. +pine, affetions of. +pleen, neuralgia

of. +tra#ismus. +uppressions. "arsal tumours. "hroat, sore. "i#ia, #urning in. "yphoidfe&er. <lers. <rine, hysterial retention of. ariosis! during pregnany! of externalgenitals. Whooping-ough. Worms.

Characteristics. ─ 2incum #elongs to the Magnesium group of metals, omprising also

admium and Glucinum. 't has long #een $nown in the arts, espeially in its om#ination

with u!rum in the manufature of Brass. 2n. was pro&ed #y Hahnemann and his

assoiates, and it appears among the remedies of his hronic 3iseases. 2n. poisons the #rain and ner&e, and it orresponds to ner&e-poisoning of &arious $inds. "he word >fag>

o&ers a large part of 2n. ation! it may #e ner&e- or #rain-fag! or it may #e musle-fag.

Fag means that tissues are worn out faster than they an #e repaired. "his lea&es them poisoned #y waste produts. 2n. meets the effets of #rain-fag from o&er-study! from

night-wathing! fatigue. But there is another $ind of ner&e-poisoning met #y 2n. the

poisoning of suppressed eruptions or disharges. "he ommon old-shool use of 7inointment to suppress eruptions, and 7in in?etions to suppress disharges, is #ased on

fat 2n. does suppress them, and it transfers the mor#id ation to the ner&ous system,

setting up a poisoning there! and, on&ersely, in homoeopathi attenuations 2n. an

re&erse the proess. 't an restore suppressed eruptions, an ure the onse2uenes ofsuppressions, and an set free the reati&e power in onditions of unde&eloped disease.

+ome of the $eynotes of 2n. will #e present to gi&e the lue. "he most important of these

is >'nessant and &iolent fidgety feeling in feet or lower lim#s! must mo&e them

onstantly! annot $eep them 2uiet.> "hese mo&ements may ontinue e&en during sleep.Another is >"oo wea$ to de&elop exanthemata or menstrual funtion, to expetorate, to

urinate! to understand, to remem#er.> Corresponding to these is >;elief to all suffering assoon as menses #egin to flow,> or as soon as other exretory funtions are restored. 'n

asthma> the patient annot expetorate, #ut as soon as he an he is relie&ed> (/ash).

3eneral twithings and general trem#ling are, aording to /ash, e2ually harateristiof 2n. He reords this ase %iss J., 8, had #een ill for a wee$ with headahe, loss of

appetite, and espeially prostration. O&er-study was the ause. <nder Gels., and later

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Bry., she was impro&ing, when she threw off the #edlothes whilst sleeping and

perspiring, and too$ a hill. 2n. has >annot #ear any o&ering during the sweat.> ─ I. H.

C.G "he #owels #eame enormously distended! profuse haemorrhage ourred (finallyontrolled #y Alumen), a low form of delirium ame on, and prostration inreased in spite

of the essation of haemorrhage. "his was the ondition +taring eyes rolled upward, head

retrated! omplete unonsiousness, lying on #a$ and sliding down in #ed! twithing,>or rather intense, violent trem#ling all over so that she shoo1 the #ed ,> her hands had to

#e held onstantly night and day #y nurses! hipporati fae, extremities deathly old to

$nees and el#ows! pulse intermittent, unounta#le! all signs, in short, of impending paralysis of the #rain.> "wo drops of 2n. 8 were mixed in two teaspoonfuls of water.

One teaspoonful was wor$ed, a little at a time, #etween the set teeth! and the rest half an

hour later. A#out an hour after the latter dose the patient turned down her eyes and said

>%il$.> "hrough a #ent tu#e she swallowed half a glass of mil$, the first nourishment shehad ta$en for twenty-four hours. From that time she impro&ed steadily, and reei&ed no

more mediine for four days. Afterwards she had a dose of (u'. ;eo&ery was perfet. A.

W. Holom#e ( Hahn. Ad ., xxx&iii. 8D) reports this ase %an, =, had gonorrhoea

suppressed #y loal treatment three months pre&iously. A wee$ #efore Holom#e sawhim first he was una#le to pass water, and had to resort to the atheter. +ine then ould

pass urine, #ut passed almost pure #lood with it. Could only urinate when sitting downwith $nees spread apart. 3reat soreness of perinaeum! on sitting down had to sit sideways

on hair. 2n. m one dose. Fi&e days later perinaeal soreness gone, ould urinate freely in

any position, and had a profuse whitish disharge from the urethra. +uppression of foot-sweat! of lohia! of mil$, are all aused and ured #y 7n. Weyner ( H. 4., x. 0@8) relates

the poisoning of ows pasturing near a admium mine, near whih 7in-smelting was

arried on. "hese were some of the effets 3eneral emaiation, s$in linging tightly to

the #ody! eyes pale #luish, drawn #ac1 into the or#its! horns and ears une2ually warm,mouth hot and shiny and hanging down, at times dry! appetite undistur#ed! rumination

slower! dung grass-green, thin-flowing and fetid! at times ough. As the disease

progressed emaiation inreased, the horns #eame rough, mil1 dried u!, and diarrhoeainreased till the animals ould no longer rise, and died of total prostration. 2n. meets

these suppression-effets paralysis and &ertigo from #rain softening following

suppressed foot-sweat! horea from eruptions suppressed #y gout! puerperal on&ulsionsfrom suppressed eruption! nymphomania from suppressed lohia. 2n. has a strong ation

on the generati&e sphere, it exites #oth sexes and auses seminal losses and

prostatorrhoea of the male, and nymphomania and mastur#ation in the female. "his may

#e assoiated with &ariosis or pruritus of the external genitals. A nota#le symptom of 2n., and one whih may indiate it in hildren and in delirious ases, as well as in

affetions of the genitals themsel&es, is that the patient is ontinually pressing on the

pu#es or applying the hand to the genitals. With the emission there is #a$ahe, whih istemporarily & #y the emission! and with the female sexual disorders there is also

#a$ahe and spinal irritation. *ull ahing in spine, % when sitting. Burning pains all

along the spine. "he #urning pains of 2n. appear in many parts. Pri$ing, pressi&e,ramp-li$e pains, tension and onstrition are also present. /euralgia in malar #ones with

pressi&e pains. Pressure at root of nose as if it would #e pressed in. "he onstrition is

espeially felt in the hest, and is onneted #oth with respiration and the heart. >+udden,

spasmodi, #ursting sensation a#out heart! it appears to #e #eating regularly, when it

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suddenly seems as if it would #urst through the hest.> 2n. affets the #lood-&essels and

orresponds to &ariosis &aries of the la#ia! of the thighs, running into the la#ia! of the

legs, with fidgety feet. /um#ness, tingling, formiation, and fainting spells are otherner&ous effets of 2n. 't has an insatia#le ra&ing hunger and goneness, nota#ly at 00

a.m.! thirst 2uite as great! and >hasty eating> and >hasty drin$ing> are among the $eynote

symptoms. Another of the first importane is intolerance of wine wine aggra&ates allsymptoms. "his is noteworthy in states of ner&ous exhaustion, whih usually ra&e

stimulants. "here is the a&ersion to wine. Other harateristi a&ersions are %eat

(espeially &eal)!

#456*O5#.

=. 5ind. ─ Hypohondriaal humour. ─ "houghts of death, as if the end were

approahing. ─ Fear of ro##ers or of frightful spetres. ─ +tares as if frightened on wa$ing,

rolls head from side to side. ─ Fretful, pee&ish humour, morose, with disli$e toon&ersation, esp. in e&ening. ─ Child ross towards e&ening, #rain affeted. ─ "he patient

is powerfully affeted #y on&ersation or #y noise. ─

'rasi#ility andimpatiene. ─ "endeny to fits of passion, and great uneasiness when left alone. ─ A&ersion

to la#our (and to wal$). ─ Fi$leness (&ery &aria#le mood), with sadness towards noon and ?oy (hilarity) in e&ening, and vice vers5. ─ Wea$ness of memory. ─ Forgetfulness (forgets

what has #een aomplished during the day). ─ Wea$ memory with stinging pains in

head. ─ <non2uera#le drowsiness after prolonged night-wathing. ─ A#sene of ideas. ─ *iffiult oneption. ─ 'noherent ideas. ─ "houghtlessness and dulness of

intellet. ─ ;epeats all 2uestions #efore answering them.

2. Head. ─ Continued onfusion and loudiness in head. ─ ertigo deeply seated in #rain,

prinipally in oiput (ere#ellum), ausing patient to fall sidelong (to l.). ─ ertigo as if

he would ha&e apoplexy! as if head mo&ing up and down! as if he would fall to r. whenon a height! with flushing heat! on staying up late, as after smo$ing too strong

to#ao. ─ ertigo, as if the seat were undulating when sitting up in #ed in

morning. ─ ertigo and delirious feeling $ept ontinually tal$ing in his sleep (agg. from1x trit. ─ ;. ". C.). ─ +tupefying &ertigo, with louded sight (e&erything gets #la$ #efore

the eyes! % in morning in warm room and after eating! & in open air)! and general

wea$ness. ─ Fre2uent atta$s of &ertigo, preeded #y sharp pressure at root of nose, and asensation of drawing together of eyes, as if #y a ord, followed immediately #y exessi&e

nausea, faintness, and trem#ling of hands. ─ Pain as from a tearing in whole

#rain. ─ Headahe at night, or in e&ening after lying down. ─ Headahe after drin$ing (e&ensmall 2uantities of) wine. ─ Fit of headahe, with nausea and &omiting. ─ +harp pressure on

a small spot in forehead, e&ening. ─

Pressure at root of nose as if it would #e pressed intohead. ─ Pressi&e ephalalgia, prinipally in morning and in forehead, with onfusion! or

else in temples and oiput. ─ Pain in siniput, with dulness, extending into theeyes. ─ Compressi&e #oring, or expansi&e pressure in head. ─ *rawing in oiput and

forehead. ─ +hootings and tearing in the head, esp. in the sides, temples, forehead, and

oiput, % after dinner. ─ Hemirania! % after dinner! tearing and stinging. ─ Fre2uentsrewing together pain in #oth sides of head in e&ening. ─ Chloroti headahes, esp. in

patients saturated with iron. ─ Cere#ral and ner&ous exhaustion! #rain-fag! anaemia. ─ Pain

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as from exoriation in head. ─ Pulsati&e pains in head. ─ Bu55ing in head. ─ "he headahes

are & in open air and % in a room. ─ 'thing and sensation of exoriation in the salp, or

pain as from uleration. ─ +ensiti&eness of &ertex, as from soreness or uleration, withoutregard to touh! % in e&ening in #ed and after eating! & in open air. ─ Forehead ool, #ase

of #rain hot. ─ +ensation as if hair were standing on end. ─ "he hair falls off from the

&ertex ausing omplete #aldness, with sensation of soreness of thesalp. ─ Hydroephalus.

3. yes. ─ Pain in the eyes in e&ening after lying down or drin$ing wine. ─ Pressure on

eyes or sensation as if pressed or sun$ into head. ─ Pressi&e and laninating tearing in

eyes. ─ Photopho#ia! dread of sunlight with watery eyes. ─ +ensiti&e to light! #rain

affeted. ─ Burning and #iting in eyes, esp. in r., as from dust! photopho#ia andlahrymation! % e&enings. ─ 'thing, smarting, and feeling of exoriation in eyes, eyelids,

and internal anthi! % e&ening and night! also during menses. ─ (Pterygium.). ─ Burning

and inflammation of eyes and lids. ─ ;edness and inflammation of internal anthi, withsuppuration. ─ *ryness of eyes. ─ Agglutination of lids at night, with pressing, sore

feeling. ─

'ntense #urning in eyes after operations. ─

Falling down and paralysis of upper

eyelids. ─ Pupils ontrated. ─ 4uminous fla$es #efore eyes when loo$ing into the air (atthe s$y). ─ On loo$ing up felt giddy and saw showers of gold desending (ured with

hysterial retention of urine. ─ B. +immons). ─ When loo$ing up, a dar$, diagonal line

#efore l. eye, direted upwards and to the r., a#out six feet in length. ─ *iplopia, l. eyemost affeted! stra#ismus de&eloped. ─ Amaurosis during se&ere headahe, passing away

with headahe.

7. ars. ─ arahe, with tearing laninations and external swelling, esp. in

hildren. ─ Fre2uent, aute stithes in r. ear, near tympanum. ─ arahe of hildren, esp.

#oys. ─

'nreased ear-wax, l. ear, thinner than usual. ─

"i$ling in l. ear not & #yru##ing. ─ 'thing in r. ear, & #y #oring into it. ─ Flow of fetid pus from ears. ─ /oises

humming! whi55ing! ringing! rash as from #rea$ing glass on falling asleep.

8. -ose. ─ Pain as from exoriation in interior of nose. ─ "rou#lesome pressure at the root

of nose, as if it were s2uee5ed. ─ Cutting, rawling in e&ening, then snee5ing. ─ +welling of

nose, internally and externally, sometimes semilateral, with anosmia. ─ O#strution of nose. ─ Fluent ory5a, with hoarseness and #urning sensation in hest. ─ ;edness of nose,

remaining after free5ing! tip of nose easily frosted.

9. 1ace. ─

Pale and earthy ountenane. ─

Pale! alternating with redness. ─

Fae

ada&erous! pinhed! unnatural! earthy, as after long illness! aheti, #luish-white!waxy, white or yellow! pewter-li$e. ─ 3loomy and wandering loo$! &aant!

apatheti. ─ "earing, pressing, stithes, and pain as of a frature in the #ones of the

fae. ─ +udden pressing stith from r. 5ygoma to upper margin of or#it, deep in #one,followed #y great sensiti&eness on the spot! e&ening. ─ /euralgia of fifth pair of ner&es, %

from touh and in e&ening. ─ +pasmodi twithing of musuli risores, with onstant

inlination to laugh. ─ Cra$s in lips and ommissures, with internal uleration. ─ 4ips

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swollen! dry. ─ <pper lip &iolent musular twithes in l. side! sore! ulerating in middle!

?er$ing tearing in r. side! fine stithes. ─ 4ower lip tensi&e, painful smarting #urning

smarting on inner surfae. ─ +ti$ing pain in ?aw-?oint, #eneath and in front of l. ear, onmo&ing ?aw #a$ and #iting strongly, and on pressing finger on ?oint. ─ "hi$, &isid,

tasteless muus on lips. ─ 'thing eruption and redness on hin.

:. *eeth. ─ "oothahe during mastiation. ─ "earing, laninating, or drawing toothahe,

esp. in molars. ─ Pain in teeth, as from exoriation. ─ Fre2uent toothahe, a drawing pain inroots of inisors. ─ Painful ?er$ing in a tooth. ─ 4ooseness of teeth. ─ "eeth feel sore! feel

elongated. ─ 3rits teeth. ─ Copious #leeding of teeth and gums (on slightest touh). ─ 3ums

white and swollen, with pain as from exoriation. ─ <lers in gums.

;. 5outh. ─ +mall yellow ulers in mouth, on internal surfae of hee$s. ─ "ingling

(rawling) of internal surfae of hee$s, and opious seretion of sali&a, ha&ing a metallitaste. ─ +ti$ing, #iting on palate, lose to and in the roots of inisors. ─ esiles on

tongue. ─

"ongue dry, doesn:t want to tal$! oated at root and edges (#rain diseases)!swollen l. side, hindering tal$ing! o&ered with &esiles! white or yellowish white! whiteas from heese, without taste! o&ered with white muus! #listered, painful on

eating. ─ 'nflammation of palate. ─ Pain in palate and &elum palati, esp. on

yawning. ─ Herpes in mouth from sea-#athing.

<. *hroat. ─ *rawing tearings in #ottom of gullet, more fre2uently when not swallowing

than during deglutition (or worse #etween ats of swallowing than on emptyswallowing). ─ +ensation of ontration and ramp in oesophagus, near pit of

throat. ─ *ryness and roughness in palate and throat, with rawness, smarting, and

sraping. ─

Pain as from exoriation in throat. ─

Copious aumulation of muus in thethroat, whih fre2uently enters the mouth through the posterior nares. ─ Bluish herpes in

throat after suppressed gonorrhoea. ─ Pain in throat as from an internal swelling.

=0. >ppetite. ─ "aste of #lood in mouth. ─ +alt taste in mouth. ─ "aste sweetish! metalli!

li$e spoiled heese! as after raw peas. ─ iolent thirst from forenoon till e&ening! with

heat in palms! in afternoon! in afternoon during menses! with hasty drin$ing! for #eer ine&ening. ─ *iminution of appetite! loss of appetite. ─ 'nsatia#le &oraity. ─ Hunger

ra&enous, esp. 00 a.m. or 08 noon, with wea$ness of legs and trem#ling! greediness and

hasty swallowing. ─ 4oss of appetite, with a perfetly lean tongue. ─ *isli$e to meal(&eal), sweet things, fish, oo$ed and hot food! to wine and #randy. ─ Pressure at stomah,

with nausea, after eating #read. ─

Hypohondriaal humour, with ahing under false ri#s!

ho$ing, lawing in a#domen, and fulness, pressure, or #urning in the stomah after ameal. ─ % From sugar (heart#urn)! wine! mil$ (loud erutations).

==. #tomach. ─ ;ising, with pressi&e pain in hest. ─ +our risings after a meal, esp. after

drin$ing mil$. ─ Pyrosis after ta$ing things sweetened with sugar. ─ Hiough, esp. after

#rea$fast. ─ /ausea, with rething and &omiting of #itter muus, renewed #y slightest

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mo&ement. ─ /ausea and headahe from least drop of wine. ─ omiting as soon as, first

spoonful of li2uid reahes stomah! of pregnany! easy, of watery #ile, followed #y great

relief! arid, ausing #urning on fae and rawness in throat! almost ontinuous. ─ omitingof #lood. ─ +tomahahe. ─ <npleasant sensation in ardia and along

oesophagus. ─ +2uee5ing and pressure in sro#iulus. ─ "earing and shootings in

sro#iulus! from #oth sides towards eah other. ─

Burning in stomah. ─

Burningsensation in epigastrium (extending to oesophagus). ─ +udden oppression of stomah, has

to unfasten dress. ─ +pasm in stomah and onstrition of oesophagus! % during

inspiration.

=2. >bdomen. ─ +pasmodi pains in the hypohondria, alternating with oppression of

hest (dyspnoea) after eating. ─ +ti$ing in r. hypohondrium. ─ nlarged li&er. ─ iolent pressure in hypohondria and sides of a#domen, % #y mo&ement and

wal$ing. ─ +2uee5ing, pressure, and shootings in the hepati region. ─ +hootings in region

of spleen. ─ Pressure, shootings, and pain as from exoriation in lum#ar region. ─ +ti$ingin diaphragm. ─ Pains in a#domen in e&ening after lying down. ─ iolent pressure and

tension in a#domen (and sides), with distension. ─

Pain after a light meal, with

tympanites. ─ Pressure under short ri#s, after eating, with depression of spirits. ─ Pain asfrom an internal induration in a spot #eneath na&el. ─ +ensation of pressure on internal

surfae of trun$, of a ner&ous harater, without flatuleny. ─ +pasmodi pain in um#ilial

region. ─ +2uee5ing in a#domen. ─ 3ripings and pinhings in a#domen, withdiarrhoea. ─ 3riping after #rea$fast or utting after dinner. ─ "earings and shootings in

a#domen. ─ +e&ere sta##ing pains in a#domen. ─ Aumulation of muh flatulene, with

grum#ling (loud rum#ling, gurgling rolling) and #or#orygmi in a#domen, esp. after a

meal. ─ Flatulent oli, esp. in e&ening. ─ Fre2uent expulsion of hot and putridflatus. ─ 'nguinal hernia. ─ Pressi&e ahing in pu#i region. ─ (rotomania! patient always

pressing on pu#es.). ─ Cutting upward in l. ilia region, in paroxysms! in a pregnant

woman. ─

+welling of inguinal glands! #u#oes (l.).

=3. #tool and >nus. ─ Constipation. ─ Hard, dry (rum#ling), insuffiient faees, oftene&auated with &iolent straining. ─ Constipation of the new#orn. ─ 4oose, soft e&auations

of onsistene of pap, or li2uid, and often aompanied #y a disharge of #right red (or

pale) #lood. ─ *iarrhoea with stupor. ─ /er&ous diarrhoea from depression of ner&e

entres. ─ 'n&oluntary e&auation. ─ Pain in a#domen during and after e&auation. ─ "earings, shootings, #urning, feeling as of exoriation, and &iolent ithing in

anus. ─ Burning in anus during stool. ─ Feeling in retum as if flatus pressing against

oyx, #y whih it is retained. ─ Crawling tingling in anus, as from worms.

=7. ?rinary Or!ans. ─ Pressing, stinging, and soreness in the $idneys. ─ Pressure inregion of l. $idney. ─ +tones (gra&el) of $idneys and #ladder. ─ ;etention of urine when

#eginning to urinate. ─ +itting with legs rossed, #ending forward, and annot pass water,

or #ut &ery little, and feels as if his #ladder would #urst. ─ Can only pass urine (whih shemust do e&ery hour) while sitting #ent #a$wards. ─ Hysterial retention of urine (with

&ision of a golden shower on loo$ing up. ─ B. +immons). ─ xessi&e desire to urinate,

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also at night. ─ iolent pressure of urine on the #ladder. ─ Painful emission of

urine. ─ 'n&oluntary emission of urine, esp. when wal$ing, oughing, or

snee5ing. ─ Fre2uent emission of a lear yellow urine, whih afterwards deposits a white,flo$y sediment. ─ "he urine #eomes tur#id, li$e lay-water, after

standing. ─ +anguineous urine. ─ Burning sensation during and after emission of

urine. ─

Aute drawing in forepart of urethra and in penis. ─

'nisi&e pains in orifie of urethra. ─ *isharge of #lood from urethra after painful miturition.

=8. 5ale #e@ual Or!ans. ─ "estes retrated, swollen, painful. ─ *rawing in testes and

along spermati ord (one or the other testile is drawn up). ─ Pain as from exoriation in

srotum. ─ Contration of srotum and shuddering in that part. ─ Orhitis! from suppressed

otorrhoea. ─ +trong sexual desire, with diffiult or too speedy emission. ─ Permanenteretions at night. ─ missions at night, without lasi&ious dreams. ─ asily exited! the

emission during an em#rae is diffiult or almost impossi#le. ─ Flow of prostati fluid

(without any ause). ─ 3reat falling off of hair of genital organs. ─ Hands onstantly on thegenitals. ─ "he hild grasps the genitals when oughing.

=9. 1emale #e@ual Or!ans. ─ +ensation of #earing down towards the genital

organs. ─ Complaints oming on while the menses are a#sent, #ut feels perfetly well

during the flow suffers muh pain, partiularly in o&aries, will lie so as to press on theaffeted side, and dangling the lim# will swing it a#out, patient an:t $eep still. ─ %enses

flow more at night. ─ /ymphomania of lying-in women, with great sensiti&eness of the

genitals. ─ Hands onstantly on the genitals. ─ 'rresisti#le sexual desire at night! desire for

onanism. ─ %enses too early. ─ *isharge of large lots during the menses. ─ %enstruationtoo late. ─ Catamenia premature! suppressed. ─ +uppressed menstruation with painfulness

of the #reasts and genitals. ─ Catamenia retarded. ─ +pasmodi oli on appearane of

atamenia. ─

*uring the atamenia distension of the a#domen, uttings, and pressuretowards a#domen and loins, with great hea&iness and lassitude in legs!

ough. ─ 4euorrhoea of thi$ muus (#loody muus! exoriating after menses),

sometimes preeded #y pains in a#domen. ─ 4euorrhoea with muh ithing! pain in l.o&ary, only & #y menstrual flow. ─ Pruritus &ul&ae! auses mastur#ation. ─ 'thing of &ul&a

during menses. ─ ariose &eins of external genitals, with fidgety feet. ─ Profuse falling off

of hair of genitals. ─ aries during pregnany! stagnation of #lood in l. leg. ─ "endeny to

misarry. ─ Puerperal on&ulsions with suppression of (hroni) eruption. ─ +uppressedlohia! nymphomania. ─ Pain as from exoriation in nipples. ─ +uppressed seretion of

mil$.

=:. 'espiratory Or!ans. ─ ;oughness and dryness in throat and hest, esp. in morning

and after dinner. ─ Hoarseness! with #urning in trahea as if hest filled withmuus. ─ Fre2uent ti$ling in region of larynx. ─ *isharge of #la$ #lood when

haw$ing. ─ Cough, with oppression. ─ iolent ough. ─ Cough, with stithes in the

head. ─ *ry ough also at night, with &iolent stithes in hest and feeling as if it would #urst. ─ Cough, with expetoration of &isid muus, followed #y a sensation of oldness

and exoriation in hest as if it were raw. ─ Cough, with expetoration of #lood, #urning

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sensation, and pain as from exoriation of hest. ─ *e#ilitating, spasmodi ough from

ti$ling in larynx, extending to middle of hest, with expetoration of yellow, purulent,

#lood-strea$ed, tenaious muus, tasting disagreea#ly, sweetish-putrid, metalli! or of pure #lood in morning or during day. ─ "he ough is % after eating, during rest, sitting,

standing, from mil$, sweets, spirituous li2uors, during menstruation. ─ Child grasps

genitals when oughing.

=;. Chest. ─ *iffiult respiration and oppression, with pressi&e pain in the hest, esp. ine&ening. ─ Constriti&e sensation around the hest, with pain in the hest, as if ut to

piees. ─ *ull stithes in r. side of hest. ─ +tithes in a spot in l. side of hest, with feeling

as if orroded and #ruised. ─ "ightness in e&ening, with pressure in middle of sternum!

small, rapid pulse. ─ +pasmodi dyspnoea. ─ +hortness of #reath, aused #y flatulene after a meal. ─ +ensation of emptiness in the hest. ─ Chest loaded with muus. ─ Pressure at

hest. ─ "ensi&e pain in sternum. ─ 4. interostal neuralgia % #y motion! fatigue! at times

with palpitation. ─ +ti$ing #eneath l. #reast. ─ "earings in hest. ─ +hootings in hest, esp.in region of heart. ─ Burning sensation in hest. ─ Pain #eneath ostal arhes.

=<. Heart. ─ Palpitation of heart, with or without anguish. ─ 'rregular mo&ements of

heart. ─ +ho$s in heart and intermittent palpitation, with suffoation. ─ "ension and

stithes in the praeordial region, % #y &iolent expiration. ─ +tithes at apex. ─ +udden,spasmodi, #ursting sensation a#out heart. ─ Feels as if a ap were o&er heart! spine

affeted. ─ iolent pulsations in #lood-&essels during heat. ─ ;apid pulse.

20. -ec+ and Bac+. ─ 4aninating tearings, stiffness, and tension in nape. ─ "earing in r.

side of ne$. ─ /ape of ne$ feels weary from writing or any exertion. ─ +pinal irritation

with prostration! num#ness of lower lim#s. ─

Pains in loins, esp. when wal$ing andseated. ─ +ensation of paralyti wea$ness in #a$ and loins. ─ ;heumati pains in

#a$. ─ 'thing tetters on #a$. ─ "ension and shootings in and #etween shoulder-

#lades. ─ Burning in sapulae. ─ Pressi&e tension #eneath the r. sapula. ─ Burning pressureupon spine a#o&e small of #a$. ─ Burning along whole spine, % when sitting. ─ Pains at

last dorsal &erte#ra. ─ iolent, long-lasting ahe a#out last lum#ar &erte#rae. ─ +tiffness

and pain in upper dorsal musles. ─ Pushing, ahing, at times pinhing pains in oyx!

laninating in sarum! pressi&e tension and wea$ness in lum#ar and saral regions.

2=. Aimbs. ─ "earing in lim#s, % when o&er-heated or when ta$ing exerise. ─ *rawingtearing in hollow #ones, with pain so &iolent that the lim#s an gi&e no

support. ─

+tiffness of ?oints, with sharp, laninating pains a#o&e ?oints, always trans&erse,

not lengthwise of the lim#. ─ Coldness of extremities. ─ *rawing, tearing pains in alllim#s. ─ iolent ithing in all ?oints. ─ +pasmodi pain and ramp in the lim#s. ─ isi#le

2ui&ering and ?er$ing in different parts of the musles. ─ "ingling in the lim#s.

22. ?pper Aimbs. ─ ;heumati drawing and laninating tearing in shoulders, arms,

el#ows, ?oints of hands and fingers. ─ Painful sensation of paralysis in arms. ─ Furunuli in

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arms. ─ Burning in l. forearm at night. ─ Paleness and paralysis of hands. ─ Wea$ness and

trem#ling of the hands when writing. ─ +pasmodi tension in r. hand. ─ 4ameness and

deadness of hands! they loo$ #luish. ─ Herpeti, rough, and ithing spots on hands. ─ *rys$in, with rhagades on hands. ─ *ry herpes on the hands and fingers! they are rough and

ith. ─ Chil#lains ith and swell. ─ Cra$s #etween the fingers. ─ /um#ness of fingers when

rising in morning.

23. Aower Aimbs. ─ ;heumati drawings and tearings in legs, $nees, an$les and ?oints of the feet. ─ aries in thighs and legs. ─ 4egs oedematous. ─ 'thing of thighs and hollow of

$nees. ─ "ensi&e pain in $nees. ─ /oturnal pains in $nees. ─ +ensation as if the #lood did

not irulate in the legs. ─ *rawing and tensi&e stiffness in al&es when

wal$ing. ─ "ingling in al&es. ─ Burning pain in ti#ia. ─ rysipelatous inflammation andswelling of tendo Ahillis. ─ 'ntolera#le #oring pain in heel after drin$ing wine. ─ +tiffness

of ?oint of the foot after #eing seated for some time. ─ Wrenhing pain in ?oints of feet and

toes. ─ Burning sensation in feet. ─ 'nflammatory swelling of feet. ─ Wea$ness andtrem#ling of feet. ─ Paralysis of feet from spinal or hroni ner&ous disease, softening of

#rain or ere#ral haemorrhage! from suppressed foot-sweat. ─

Feet sweaty and sore a#out

toes! fetid suppressed foot-sweat with muh ner&ous exitement. ─ Coldness of the feet atnight. ─ /er&ous, fidgety mo&ement of the feet! after retiring and during sleep. ─ "earing in

margin of r. foot. ─ Painful hil#lains on feet. ─ 'thing, heat, redness, and swelling of toes

as if they were fro5en. ─ Pulsati&e laninations in toes. ─ +prained pain in #ends of toe- ?oints. ─ <lerati&e, #oring pains in heels! % when wal$ing than when sitting. ─ Profuse

sweat on the feet.

27. eneralities. ─ Affetions in general appearing in the l. inguinal ring! l. side of #a$!

upper ?aw, and trou#les of the teeth in lower ?aw! loins! posterior surfae of thigh! tendo

Ahillis! #ig toe! ?oints of toes. ─

Patient an:t $eep still, must #e in motion all thetime. ─ Chil#lains of the hand, muh swollen, &ery painful. ─ 'n fe&ers or ner&ous

omplaints one $eeps the feet in ontinual motion. ─ aria#le mood! lay-li$e sediment in

the urine! #iting, pungent pain! laninating pains! exanthema of long standing, esp. with a #iting sensation. ─ % 'n the e&ening, sometimes lasting all night! after swallowing food. ─ &

While eating. ─ H. /. 3.G. ─ Pain as from exoriation. ─ aries. ─ Pain, whih sometimes

seems to #e #etween the s$in and the flesh. ─ Formiation on the s$in. ─ "he symptoms are

aggra&ated to an extraordinary degree #y hamomile, (u', and wine, su#stanes whihalso exite them, partiularly the noturnal uneasiness and onstipation. ─ "he ma?ority of

the symptoms manifest themsel&es after dinner and towards e&ening. ─ +ensation of

soreness in internal and external parts. ─ 3eneral insensi#ility of the #ody. ─ +ensation of

oldness in #ones. ─

iolent pulsation throughout #ody. ─

iolent trem#ling (twithing) of whole #ody, esp. after mental emotion. ─ "withing of hildren. ─ Chorea. ─ Hea&iness,

lassitude, and exessi&e wea$ness, % when wal$ing or on wa$ing in morning. ─ A&ersionto mo&ement.

28. #+in. ─ 'thing in #ends of ?oints. ─ 'thing, with &iolent laninations, esp. in e&ening

in #ed, disappearing immediately on #eing touhed. ─ "ingling #etween the s$in and the

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flesh. ─ Chroni eruptions. ─ 5ema of #a$ of r. hand with terri#le irritation, little oo5ing

and fissuration, % in old weather and exited #y ru##ing (;. ". C.). ─ "etters and herpeti

ulers. ─ 3anglia, hil#lains, and lia#ility of the external parts to #eomefro5en. ─ ;hagades. ─ +mall furunuli. ─ ariose &eins.

29. #leep. ─

+leep #y day, and ontinued disposition to sleep, esp. in morning or after a

meal! with inlination to yawn. ─ <non2uera#le drowsiness. ─ ;etarded sleep. ─ *istur#ed

sleep, with fre2uent wa$ing. ─ <nrefreshing sleep (with unpleasant dreams). ─ Fantasti,frightful, agitated, or disgusting and terrifi dreams, with tal$ing and ries during

sleep. ─ xessi&e oldness of the feet at night. ─ +ho$s in #ody during sleep and fre2uent

starts.

2:. 1e/er. ─ Fe#rile shuddering along #a$. ─ Constant shi&ering, with inreased internal

heat. ─ Chill #egins generally after eating, and ontinues till late in e&ening and during thenight. ─ Chilliness in open air and when touhing a old o#?et. ─ Chilliness on approah of

stormy weather. ─

Fe#rile shuddering, with flushes of heat! &iolent trem#ling of lim#s,short and hot #reath, and pulsation throughout the #ody. ─ Pulse small and rapid in thee&ening, slower in morning and during the day. ─ Pulse at times intermitting. ─ iolent

pulsations in the &eins during the heat. ─ 'nternal heat, with sensation of oldness in

a#domen and on feet. ─ "endeny to perspire in the day. ─ /ight-sweat. ─ Profuse perspiration during whole night, with inlination to uno&er oneself. ─ Badly-smelling

perspirations. ─ > Brass-founders ague,> whih is supposed to #e due to inhalation of 7in

fumes, #egins with malaise and feeling of onstrition aross the hest, nausea

oasionally, the symptoms ourring in after part of day are followed in e&ening at #ed-time #y shi&ering, sometimes #y an indistint hot stage, #ut always #y profuse sweating!

the worse the sweating, the less &iolent the atta$! atta$s always irregular. (;. ". C.).G

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