Natrum Muriaticum

Sodium chloride, Nael.

Common salt.

Preparation, Triturations.

Authorities. 1, Hahnemann,Chr. Krank-n.; 2, Fossa, ibid.; 3, Roll, ibid.; 4, Rummel, ibid.; 5, Schroeder, took 10 globules of the 30th dil. on the first, fourth, and seventh days, symptoms observed for two weeks (from the daybooks of the proving in Oest. Zeit. f. Horn., 4, 78); 5 a, Schreter’s proving on a girl of eighteen, perfectly well, except pityriasis of the scalp; she took globules of the 30th dil. first, third, and fifth days (ibid.) ; 6, “Gtt.” (Symptom 434 in Hahnemann); 7, “ Ng.” (Symptom 735 in Hahnemann). Nos. 8 to 43 from the Austrian provings, Oest. Zeit. f. Horn., vol. 4.f 8, Arneth, took for three weeks the dilutions from the 30th to the 1st, then the crude drug, in doses of 10 grains to 1 ounce; 9, Boehm, took J^th trit., repeated doses of 5 to 150 grains; 10, Frohlich, took daily for a week 3 drops ot 6th dil. without effect, then 10 grains of 1st dec. trit. daily for ten days without effect, then 1 drachm of crude drug daily; 11, Harnpe (healthy, except a “ herpetic affection”), took 6th dil. daily at 10 a.m. for two weeks; 11«, same, took 2 scruples of crude drug daily for six days; 12, A. Huber, took dilutions from 30th dec. to 1st, then 10 grains of crude drug, during a period of one month; 13, same, proving in a girl, aged seven, beginning with 27th dil. and going gradually down to the 1st trit.; 14, same, proving in a girl, aged twelve, 30th to 20th dec. dils.; 15, in a boy, aged twelve, scrofulous, frequently suffering from colic and diarrhoea, took different dilutions ; 16, in a girl, aged nineteen, effects of 15th dil., 3d, 2(1, and 1st trits.; 17, W. Huber, took daily doses beginning with 30th dil. down to 1st trit., immediately followed by crude drug in doses of 10 to 40 grains, 1 and 1^ drachms, proving extending over a month ; 18, W. Huber’s wife, took va^-’ rious doses, from 30th dil. to 40 grains of crude drug, proving extended over two months (she became pregnant about the time she commenced the proving); 19, Huber’s sou, aged nine, took dilutions and crude drug without effect, but six mouths later had herpes; 20, Huber’s daughter, aged five, took 12th dil., 4th trit., and crude drug; 21, Huber’s son, aged four, took 4th and 2d trits. ;t 22, Dr. William Huber, took dilutions from 30th to crude, of which last he took as much as half an ounce; 22 a, same, subsequently took the dilutions from the 30lh to the 3d dec. trit., generally two doses a day; 22 6, same, proving with the crude, 1 scruple first and second mornings, ^ drachm third and fourth mornings, 1 drachm seventh morning, H drachm eighth morning (this proving followed the last, beginning tfie day after 60 grains of the 3d dec. trit.); 22 c, same, subsequent proving, ^ drachm first and second days, 1 drachm third and fourth days, 2 drachms fifth day, I ounce sixth day; 23, Reisinger (failing to get effects from 3d dec. trit., 1st trit., and 15th to 1st dilutions), took one dose of half an ounce in water; 24, Reiss, took dilutions, beginning with 30th down to 1st trit., on twenty-seventh day; 24a, same, took crude drug (the day after last proving), repeated doses of 15 grains to 4 drachms (ten doses during a month); 24 6, same, proving with 20 grain's of 1st trit. three times first day, 2d trit. three times second day, 3 drachms of crude third day; 25, a girl, aged twenty-four, took 1 drachm of crude first day, 2 drachms of crude the second, sixth, eighth, ninth, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth days; 26, Schwarz, general effects of 1st trit.; 26 a, same, effects of crude drug; 27, same, proving in a woman, seven months pregnant; she took 10 grains of 1st trit. at one dose ; 28, Dr. Rachel, took 1st dec. trit., 10 grains, for five days, also on eighth, ninth, sixteenth, seventeenth, twenty-third, and thirtieth days; 28a, same, took 5 grains of crude drug daily for eleven days; 28 6, same, took 10 grains of 1st dec. trit., dose repeated after symptoms of one dose disappeared; 28c, same, took again crude drug, ^ ounce first day, 1 oumie fourth day, ^ ounce eighth day; 29, Dr. Wagner, took 2d trit. first and second days, 1st trit. third and fourth days, 2d trit. fifth day; 29a, same, five weeks later, took 5 grains of 2d trit. first day, 10 grains second day; 30, Dr.Watzke, took 30th dil. daily for three days; 30a, same, effects of crude drug, 3 drachms first day, and twice the second day; 30 b, same, subsequent proving, 3 drachms of crude first day, 1 drachm second and third days, 1 drachm twice fourth day, 2 drachms fifth and sixth days, 3 drachms seventh and eighth days, 1 drachm ninth day; 30c, same, noticed but few symptoms while taking either dilutions or crude drug, but after the proving a complete symptomatology developed; 31, Weinke, effects of 20-grain doses of 1st dec. trit. (lO-grain doses previously taken without result); 31a, same, effects of 6th cent. dil. first, second, fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, and tenth days; 316, same, effects of crude drug, 2 drachms morning and 1 drachm afternoon, first day; 2 drachms morning, 3 drachms evening, second day ; four days after, ^ ounce in morning; 32, Dr. Wiirstl, took 9th dil., first, second, third, fourth, sixth, seventh, ninth, thirteenth, fourteenth, and eighteenth days; 32a, same, effects of 5th dil. daily for three days, and afterwards for four days; 32 6, same, took 4th dil. several days in succession; 32 c, same, took 2d dil. daily for seven days, then, after two days, 1st dil. morning and evening for three days, repeated after a week ; 33, Dr.Wurmb, effects of dilutions, 30th to 6th ; 33a, same, effects of 1st trit. daily for seven days; 33 6, effects of crude drug, 1 drachm daily for three days, 2 drachms for six days, 3 drachms on eleventh day, ^ ounce on thirteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, and twentieth days, 6 drachms twenty-first day, 1 ounce twenty-second day; 34, Zlatarovich, proving on Ab., aged twentytwo, took daily 10 grains-of 1st dec. trit.; 35, Kr., took same as last; 36, Kk., two provings as last; 37, Mt., same as last; 38, Pd., same as last; 39, Pj., same as last;t 40, Ro., proving as last;! 41, Sk., proving as last; 42, Sg., proving as last; 43, Ss., proving as last; 44, Dr. Ed. G. Bartlett, N. Am. Journ. of Horn., 1852, p. 132, effects of a mixture of two tablespoonfuls of salt and half a pint of brandy, shaken when taken, on a dyspeptic; about two tablespoonfuls were taken morning and evening for five days (dyspeptic trouble relieved for a time); 45, Dr. E. A. Farrington, Am. J. H. M. M., 4, 102, effect of the 5 c. and 5 m. (Fincke) in two persons; 46, same, effect of the 5 m.; 47, same, effect of the 5 m.; 48, Prof. Abelin, Br. Journ. of Horn., 31, p. 415, from Northern Med. Archive, 2, p. 17, effects of an enema of a solution of salt for constipation in a girl, aged six; 49, Berridge, N. Am. Journ. of Horn., 1871, p. 58, a girl, aged twenty-three, took a globule of the 1 m. (Jenichen), and at the same time discontinued the use of salt;§ 50, Berridge, P. C., effects on a woman of 1 m. (Jenichen); she had discontinued the use of salt a few days before, but took a little the sixth, ninth, and tenth days; 51, same, effects of same dose and regimen on a girl of fifteen ; 52, same, N. Am. Journ. of Horn., 1873, p. 503, effects of a dose of 1 m. (Jenichen) in Mrs.-(a patient); 53, same, N. Y. Journ. of Horn., 1874, p. 312, effects of eating salt, in a woman ; 54, Robinson, Br. Journ. of Horn., 25, p. 325, effects of 30th dil., night and morning, in a young woman ; 55, Poggiale, Am. Journ. of Med. Sci., 1851, p. 199 (Comptes Rendus, 25), effects of 154 grains of salt daily on the blood of a man ; 53, Dr. Hare, M. Horn. Rev., 3, 211, effects of eating large amounts of salt (1 to H- ounces daily) in a girl, aged twenty-eight; 57, Sherwen, Edin. IMed. and Surg. Journ., 1814, p. 46, effects of the inordinate use of salt on two men.

—TlniOtionol. Lively,good-humored,cheerful (second da}’’),’.

Unusually lively; a consciousness of physical and mental power, in the afternoon (eighth day),®'*.—Very lively towards evening; she wished only to dance and sing (fifth day),®*.—Overexcited, in the morning, after waking unusually early (after 20th dil.),®®.—Great excitement, followed hy falling asleep and deadness of the limbs,'.—she talked more than usual, but did not like so much to be talked to ; when she had nothing to say, she became depressed and melancholy (fourteenth day),®*.—Averse to talking, and fretful when questioned (fourteenth day),*.—Taciturn,'.—Not at all lively, yet is easily made to laugh,'.—[10.] Remarkable inclination to laugh, in the evening,'.—Constant laughing; everything in the room looked so ridiculous (sixteenth night),'®.—*«S/ie laughed so immoderately at something not ludicrous, that she could not he quieted, and tears came into her eyes, so that she looked as though she had been weeping (twenty-third day),®*.—Though out of humor all day, she was constantly obliged to sing and hum to herself; she had scarcely stopped, when she had to begin again (usually she never sings), (thirteenth day),®®.—*Very much inclined to weep and to be excited,'.—* If whenever alone she touched to cry, she did not knoiv thy (seventeenth day),®*.—Anxious impulse to weep,'.—*She was involuntarily obliged to weep,'.—*Ij one only looked at him, he was obliged to tveep,\— She weeps all night, after a slight vexation, and coughs very much, with ineffectual efforts to vomit,'.—[20.] *Very much inclined to weep, with disinclination to work,^.—Mood more quiet and less solicitous than usual (curative effect),'.—Good-humored all day (twenty-first day),®®.—Joyful mood (twenty-eighth day),®'.—Joyous, good-humored (fourth day),®*.—Internal contentment, hope, gentleness (curative effect), (fifth day),®.—He rejoiced over something, but his joy very speedily passed off*(fifth day),®,—He is happy, though only very transiently,'.—*Sad and depressed,^—^Depressed mood}.—[30.] ^Depression of spirits,".—Depressed mind, with the hunger,".—Depressed and full of grief,'.—*Sad mood (eighteenth day),®®.— *Sad and weeping mood, without cause,®'.—Sad, as if sick, in the afternoon (twenty-third ddy),®®.—Great sadness, during the menses,'.—* Joylessness,'.—* Melancholy mood (.second day),®.—^Melancholy mood; she has preferred to be alone for several days past (twelfth day),®®.—[40.] * Very melancholy,^.—Sudden, though very short, attacks of melancholy,'.—*Melancholic depression, and sad apprehension, and disheartened, all day, without definite cause, with constant palpitation, without physical infirmity (ninth day),'.—His mind is very much affected by a conversation,'.—*The more he was consoled, the more he was affected,'.—If she only thinks of a want long since past, tears come into her eyes,'.—Always in his thoughts he seemed to seek for past unpleasant occurrences, in order to think them over, making himself morbid,'.—Full of grief; he tormented himself; he seemed to prefer disagreeable thoughts, which prostrated him very much,'.—*He concluded, from the look of every one, that he teas pitied on account of his misfortune, and he ivept,'.—Lack of independence,'.—[50.] ^Despondent (sixteenth day),®®.—* Attacks of complete hopelessness and internal despair, that deprived him of all power,\—Hypochondriac, even to loathing life (second day),'.—Anxiety before the menses,*.—Before the appearance of the delayed menses, she is anxious and qualmish for some hours in the morning; something sweetish comes into the mouth, after which some blood is expectorated with the saliva,*.—Anxious and faint during the menses, with cold cheeks and internal heat,*.t—She was much more anxious than usual during a storm at night; anxious sweat at last compelled her to rise from bed (second day),®^—Anxiety, with heat, at night; she was obliged to uncover herself; vivid dreams on falling asleep (with profuse flow of menses), (fifth day),*.— Feeling of anxiety, with heat over the whole body and perspiration, lasting an hour and a half (eighteenth day),'*®'.—Anxiety, as if she had done something wrong, with heat and nightsweats,*.—[60.] Sudden anxiety and palpitation, three forenoons,*.—Very anxious, as if he would fall, while walking,*.—Woke at 2 a.m. in perspiration, and with a distressing anxiety, as though he were shut up in a dark cellar; this sensation only disappeared on perceiving light through a window (sixth day),®'\—When alone, she becomes uneasy about herself, and must weep,*.—She often looks into the mirror, and imagines that she looks wretched,*.—Extremely solicitous about the future,*.—Lost for hours in thought as to what would become of him,*. —Feeling of apprehension in the chest (second day ),“.—Ap])rehensiveness, anxiety in the chest, with pressure in the pit of the stomach ; worse after deep expiration (seventh day),^—Very easily startled,^.—[70.] In the evening, it seemed as though he became paralyzed from a fright; afterwards he seemed horrified, and apprehended some misfortune,*.—Fear of insanity,*.— Anxious fear of dying,*—Anthropophobia^^*^.—Irritable mood,'*®.—Temper irritable and peevish, not preventing her, however, from occasionally taking a part in the games and occupations belonging to her age,^®.—Irritable, peevish, ill-humored, and quarrelsome,*.—* 6rreaf (immediately),*. —Impatient scratching of his head,’.—Extremely sensitive and peevish all day (twenty-eighth day),'*®.—Easily vexed, pettish ; he will not bear opposition, for several evenings, *. — [80.] Fretful mood (first and following days),®.—Fretful humor,®*.—Whatever she sees frets her (sixteenth day),'*^ —Fretful all day, especially in the evening; taciturn, sensitive, and sleepy (seventeenth day),*®.—Fretful and morose, especially if spoken to (sixteenth day),*®.—Fretful, despondent (twenty-third day),'*®.—Fretful, restless, and uncomfortable; could not stay long in any place,**®.—Very fretful, and inclined to weep,**.—Ill-humor,^; (twenty-fifth day),*®.—*-Woke in the morning in a very bad humor, which gave place to a quarrelsome irritability, lasting till he began his visits (third day),®*®.—[90.] Ill-humor in the forenoon (twenty-second day),*®.—*Ill-hwiior and crying from the slightest cause^^^.— Unusual ill-humor,®®'.—Ill-humored ; does not want to go into society for fear of vexing others; feels that he could easily give offence (second day),®.— * Very ill-humored in the morning, usually,—Extremely ill-humored, peevish, and taciturn,*.—Out of humor all day, and unwilling to work (eighth day),®.—She takes everything in bad part, and weeps and cries much,*.— Affronts that he had given and received were constantly in his mind, and he could not free himself from them ; this put him still more out of humor, and he had no real interest in anything (second day),®.—Passionate temper (first day) ; towards evening (second day),®.—[100.] Very passionate mood (second day),*.—Becomes vehement, without special cause,*.—When with any one, she was inclined to quarrel (seventeenth day),'*®.—Hatred of people who had insulted him (second day),®.—He was very easily made angry f— (Soon after taking a dose, he became exceedingly angry, but suppressed his wrath ; after this he had no symptoms during the whole forenoon, though after a former and also after a subsequent dose syn)ptoms appeared within a short time), (fourth day),^—Every trifle provokes him to anger— Became violent and passionate at every trifle (eleventh day),^—He became thoroughly aroused and angry from a slight occurrence,*.—Offended by a joke,’.—[110.] Scornful, ill-natured, excited,’.—Frigidity of manner,’.—Indifferent and sad,’.—Indifferent or sad moodfl.—Indifferent and anxious,’. —Unnatural indifference,^.—Immediately after coition she felt very light and happy, but soon became irritable and peevish,'.—Anxiety and restlessness, alternating with indifference,’.—Remarkable alternation of fretfulness, peevishness, and extreme exhaustion, with cheerfulness and a feeling of lightness in the limbs,’.^—The patient’s mind was much weakened by disease and poison; her moral perceptions, her once keen sense of honor, and of right and wrong, seemed blunted ; she was in turns vehement and passionate, and moody and silent,“.—IntrllectliaJ. [120.] Disinclined to‘ work, though disposed to think acutely,’.—Disinclined to work, especially study (after the crude),”. — * Disinclination for mental work,^^; (second day),^"’; in evening,®.—Mental indolence in the evening (first day),®“b— *No desire to -uwA: (ninth day),^—No desire to work; he only dawdles over everything, and can scarcely apj)ly himself in earnest (tenth day),^ —Not disposed to do anything; he only wanted to fold his hands in his lap, or to sleep, in the afternoon (second Dread of work,^.—He began work eagerly, and with great desire, but this soon passed off; his work vexed him (fifth day),\—Inability to perform mental labor (fifth day),^’". — [130.] Lack of circumspection,’.— Hastiness,’. — Irresolute at work; he could not see his way clearly (fifth day),^—He could not fix his thoughts; however much he attempted to reflect upi>u anything, his thoughts wandered to many other subjects (first day),^—Thought is difficult (sixteenth day),®\—Thought difficult; she was obliged to think a long time before clearly comprehending anything (second day),*’\—Sluggish ; slow in collecting his ideas and making up his mind,’.—Weakness of thought, dulness of mind, discouragement,’.—Mind confused, with pressive pain in the forehead, all day (after 20th dil.),’’.—Although evidently a well-educated and intelligent woman, her mind seemed hopeless and confused,^®.—[140.] * Distraction of mind,^^.—Distraction of mind, dull, loss of ideas, in the evening (first day),^^h—^Distraction of mind while talking—^Distraction of mind; he does not know what he ought to say,’.—Distraction of mind; he goes twice to a place to find something,’.—Great distraction of mind (after 1st trit.),'’^—Absence of thought,’.—Absence of thought; she says what she does not intend,’.—Easily makes mistakes in talking,^.—Thoughtlessness ; he went out of a door without intending it, and only recollected himself when asked where he was going,’.—[150.] He had no control over his thoughts, in the evening (fourteenth day),’.—Easily makes mistakes in writing,’.— Loss of ideas, stupid (fifth day),^^''.—Loss of ideas, with mental dulness (sixth day),''’^'.—Dulness and loss of thought, with sleepiness; worse from 3 to 7 P.M.,’.—If he follows an idea, thought suddenly leaves him, and only fragments of ideas remain,’.—Immediate inability to think after physical exertion, with apathy,’.—She felt almost as if losing her reason (tenth night),^®.—Anxious sensation in the head, in the evening, after lying down, as if it were all over with him, and he should lose his reason,’.—Forgetfulness all day,®®.—[160.] Forgetfulness; it was difficult to think of anything, in the evening (.second day),®.—Remarkable forgetfulness during the last part of the proving (thirty-sixth day),“—Very forgetful, so that he did not recall what he was just about to write (second day),^—*Weahie9H of me??iory (after 1st trit.)/^—Very weak memory; everything remains in his mind like a dream/.— Want of memory, so that he thought his mother (who was present every hour) had died, because he did not remember seeing her,'.—*Loss of memory; he remembers nothing of yesterday; thinks he has lost his reason (fifth day),'.

Head p. 534

Conftisioti find Vertigo. Confusion of the head, after walking in the open air

Head dull and befogged, causing a very peculiar feeling of irresolution, even in respect to indifferent things (third day),^-

Stupefaction of the head (after 2il trit.)

[170.1 Vertigo, as from intoxication

Vertigo, especially in the forenoon

Vertigo pressing the head downward, when sitting

Vertigo, on rising from bed and on waking

Vertigo, like a faintness, in the morning on rising in bed ; her senses vanished, and she was frequently obliged to lie down

Vertigo, on stooping (twenty-sixth day)

Vertigo, on turning around (fourth day)

Vertigo on walking (first day)

Vertigo on walking; everything in front of her seemed to turn in a circle

Vertigo, better by keeping perfectly quiet (ninth day)

* Vertigo and great dulness of the head, xvith flickering before the eyesfl

Vertigo and stitches in the head

Vertigo, with qualmishness and trembling of the whole body, before going to sleep (twenty-first day)

Vertigo and nausea woke her at 5 a.m. ; the vertigo was better on lying with the head high ; on rising it returned, especially on stooping, and lasted all day, but was somewhat relievcil by cold applications; in the afternoon it became so severe that she nearly fell from her seat (seventeenth day)

Vertigo returning every moment; she seemed intoxicated, and could not walk steadily, all day

Attacks of vertigo.®

Frequent attacks of vertigo during the day [after 2d trit.)

Attacks of vertigo frequently recurring, towards 7 p.m. (seventh day),■

A very transient attack of vertigo on crossing a stone bridge ; it seemed as though the stones were sinking from under his feet (second dav)/

Dizzy sensation, as if she would be thrown down (third day)

Dizzy feeling, in bed in the morning; the vertigo was worse after rising, but relieved by cold applications (eighteenth day)

Dizziness of the head, in the morning, only after rising; disappearing after lying down again for a short time

Head dull, heavy, and dizzy, with pressure in the forehead and temples from within outward, in the morning (second day)

Head heavy, dizzy, dull, immediately on waking (fifth dav),''A

Head dull and dizzy, from 5 to 6 p.m. (thirteenth and fourteenth days)

Dulness and dizziness in the head, in the afternoon (eighth day)

* Frequent dulness and dizziness in the head, daring the forenoon (second dayDizzy heaviness of the head, after black coffee, lasting threequarters of an hour (first day)

Frontal giddiness, on walking or moving head, from 7 to 12 in the evening (eighteenth day)

Reeling, causing obscuration of vision, on stooping and rising again

Reeling when walking

Intermittent reeling, like a vertigo, especially on moving the head, like a thrust from the vertex to the forehead, that for the moment deprives him of his senses

* Weakness of the head, as after much turning in a crc\e

General Head. *Dulness of the head; (seventh day),"®, etc.

* Head involuntarily nods forward

Dulness of the head, as if stupid, and as if it were not his own

* Dulness of the rvhole head, as if too heavy, all day (fourteenth dny)f

* Dul7less of the head, in the morning (third day); (after 21st dil.)

Dulness of the head like that preceding coryza, in the morning

Dulness of the head, in the morning on waking (twentieth day)

Dulness of the head and vertigo, in the morning, so that she was obliged to steady herself (after 2d trit.)

Dulness of the head, in the morning and forenoon (thirtieth day)

Dulness of the head in the afternoon, clearer in the forenoon

Dulness of the head, with violent pressure in the temporal bone and root of the nose, ill the afternoon (sixteenth day)

Dulness of the head, with vertigo, in the evening (fifth day)

After the menses, dulness and heaviness of the head, as from rush of blood

Dulness in the head, after eat-

Dulness of the head, with dull pressure in the temples, mostly on pressing it (seventh day)

Head dull, on rising from bed at night (twenty-first day)

Dulness of the head, with dull pressive pain, especially in the temples, mostly on stooping (after twelve days)

* Dulness of the head, after thinking

Dulness of the head, after a long walk

Dulness of the head, soon becoming a pressive pain in one temple, with dry heat in the head

Dulness of the head, with vertigo, and emptiness of the stomach

Great dulness of the head

Dull sensation in the head, as if she were sleepy (third day)

Heaviness of the head; in morning (third day); after rising (fourth day),etc.

Heaviness of the head, in the morning, immediately on waking, with dizzy confusion

Heaviness and dulness of the head, with vertigo on stooping, at 10 a.m. (fifteenth day)

* Feeling of heaviness in the head, as if it would fall forward, increasing with the headache across the forehead (as if she had received a blow), better by resting the head forward on something (fifteenth day)j worse, and relieved as before (sixteenth day)

Attacks of heaviness in the head, so that he was obliged to lie down two or three times a day for ten days; after lying down, hot perspiration over the whole body, from which after half an hour the heaviness of the head disappeared

Great heaviness of the head, especially on talking or thinking

Emptiness of the head, with apprehension

Feeling as if the head were encompassed by a net (sixteenth day )

Internal heat in the head, especially in the forehead (eighteenth day)

Distressing sensation, as if something in the brain were disturbed, in the forenoon, especially on turning the head (twenty-second day)

Fulness in the head, which seems to press out the eyes

* Pressing pain, as if the head would burst

* Headache as if the head would burst (twelfth day)

Feeling of tension in the brain, that constantly increases, after an affecting farewell

Feeling as if the head were thick and swollen internally

* Iiush of blood to the head

Rush of blood to the head, with perspiration on the forehead, at noon (second day)

Repeated congestion and heaviness of the head, becoming more violent during the day, and in the evening amounting to a violent sticking headache in the right side of the forehead, with transient painful stitches in the eyeball, repeated three times during the day, and only entirely disappearing towards ev'^ening; the night was also more restless than usual, and on waking the heaviness and dulness of the head was felt

Compression in the brain, from all sides, with heaviness of the head

Compression in the skull, with pressure in the middle of the head (twentysixth day)

Constrictive pain in the whole brain, in the morning

Headache

Headache, in the morning in bed. that disappears after rising; for several mornings

* Headache, immediately after waking in the morning, lasting till towards noon (second day)

Headache, in the morning on rising (twenty-first day)

Headache, in the morning (after smoking), lasting all the forenoon, and only disappearing after dinner and drinking coffee (thirteenth day)

Headache from cold air

Headache on running, or other violent motion,h

* Headache from sneezing and coughing/, immediately disappearing on external compression

Headache on turning the body

Headache, disappearing on walking

Frequent headache, in the morning after waking

Headache very violent, about 4 p.M.; and, on taking hold of the forehead, a sensation as though everything in the head were beating (thirty-second day)

Indefinite headache, lasting all day (thirteenth dav)

Headache almost indescribable during the rigor

Sick headache, from morning till noon.

Sick headache, with pressure in the forehead, increasing from afternoon till going to sleep

Violent sick headache; she was obliged to lie down, and on rising threatened to vomit and faint; the slightest step hurt her in the head ; at 8 p.m. the pain suddenly disappeared, but the weakness in the head remained

* Didl pain in the head, all day (seventeenth day)

* Dall headache, almost constantly

Dull headache and perspiration, always on waking at night

Burrowing pain deep in the brain, beneath the left eyebrow (third day)

Could not lie on back, because it then felt as if something was drawing from forehead to occiput, and she felt almost as if losing her senses (sixteenth night)

* Pressive pain in the head (sixteenth day)

Pressive pain in the left half of the brain woke bim after midnight (second day)

Pressive headache

Pressive headache, all day

Pressive headache, at 5 p.m.,®

A dull pressive headache, from both sides of the skull, especially from the right side, worse while working and writing (eleventh day)

* Dull, pressive, stupefying headache, in the morning, immediately after leaking, lasting till noon

Headache; a pressure that seemed to press out the eyes; relieved by pressing upon the eyes (seventh day)

Pressure, and a forcing out of the brain through the skull in the temple, forehead, and ears (third day)

Cutting pain, as from a sharp knife, extending from the left half of the forehead to the occiput (thirty-first day)

Cutting headache in the whole head, at 3 p.m.; in the right side it is at times somewhat though not entirely relieved, but then the pain is worse in the left side (aggravated in the open air); on the left side it extends as a drawing pain from the forehead above the left eye to the zygoma and down to the angle of the lower jaw, only for a few minutes (this pain appears only on entering the house from the open air), (ninth day)

Sticking extending from the forehead to the occiput, taking away all her appetite

* Stitches in the head

Stitches in the head, between the right occipital protuberance and the styloid process

Stitches through the head into the nape of the neck and chest

Dull stitch from the top of the head through the brain into the palate

Dull stitches, and a gnawing pain as if in the bone, in various part of the head

A stitch as •with a knife, through the head from behind forward, on entering the house

Transient stitches shoot deep through the left half of the brain ; alternating with pressure and heaviness above the orbits first day)

* Fine stitches through the head (twelfth to twentieth day)

Pressive stitches in the brain (second day)

Fine throbbing pain in the head (fifteenth day)

Violent throbbing headache, with heat of the head and face, nausea, and vomiting (seventeenth day)

* Pressive throbbing headache, especially in the left frontal region, all day

Violent pulsation in the head, with heat in the body, at night

Distressing pulsation at the base of the skull

Shock in the brain like a momentary jerking or pressure, when running rapidly

Forehead, Feeling of looseness, with dull sticking pain, in the left side of the forehead

Forehead felt heavy; relieved by pressure of hand ; worse on bending head down (unless it was supported at the same time), for it then felt as if the brain was falling forwards; at the same time forehead feels full, in the evening, from 7 to 12 (eighteenth day) ; heaviness in forehead, at 11 a.m. ; better at 6 p.m. ; relieved by pressure of hand ; worse on bending head down; if anything, it seemed to press from within outwards (as it did yesterday, and there was also a feeling of fulness of forehead at same time ; evening headache worse ; this kind of headache has always been worse in evening (nineteenth and twentieth days)

Pain in the forehead on rapid motion

* When coughing, it seems as though the forehead would burst

Compression in the forehead, after supper

Headache in the forehead, all day (after

Eyes p. 537

* Headache in the forehead, during and after sneezing f.

Drawing-boring pain in the right half of the forehead (after 8th dil.j.''’l

Fine drawing pain upward from the root of the nose, with heaviness of the head

Pressure in the frontal region (eighth day)

Pressure in the right frontal region

* Pressure in the forehead [2d trit.)

Pressure and dragging headache in the forehead

* Weight in forehead, pressing in, ivorse on bending head down, better by pressure (third day); as yesterday ; has had it several days ; worse always on waking in morning (fourth day); worse in the evening (sixth day) ; on rising from bed till 10 a.m. (seventh day)

Hard pressure in the forehead and temples, while walking in the open air

Dull pressure in the forehead and eyes, as if the head were asleep, on leaning it upon the arm

* Dull pressure in the forehead, with confusion (eighth day)

Dulness with slight pressure in the head, extending from the forehead to the temples, with stoppage of both ears; that, however, always disappeared on yawning, in the afternoon (first day)

Sore pressure in and above the forehead

Pressive pain in the forehead (after a few hours); after eating,’; lasting half an hour

* Pressive pain in the forehead and eyeballs, so violent that the lids could only be raised with exertion and pain; he could no longer read; after dinner the pain increased so that he was obliged to lie down ; after half an hour he felt better, but the eyes watered profusely; the same symptoms returned after two hours, and followed the same course (fourteenth day)

Pressive pain in the left half of the forehead

Uninterrupted pressive pain in the forehead and on the vertex

Violent pressive pain in the forehead, with some vertigo and great weariness, at 7 p.m. (sixth day)

Sudden, violent, pressive pain in the frontal region, above both eyes ; the whole head was dull, in the afternoon (eighteenth day)

* Heavy and pressive pain in the forehead, above both eyes (thirteenth day)

* Pressive headache in the forehead (twenty-first day)

Pressive. headache, now in the left, now in the right half of the forehead (twenty-eighth day)

Sudden, very violent pressive headache, extending from the right frontal region to one-half of the forehead and right eye, together with great sensitiveness of the eyeball; the pain was aggravated by the slightest touch and was almost intolerable; the light was also very distressing: at 5 p.m., lasting four hours, somewhat relieved by drinking much water, but only entirely disappearing after a hearty supper; these headaches returned every second day, at 5 p.m., for fully six weeks after the last dose

Sticking and burning in the forehead (3d dil.)

Sticking pain above the forehead

Sticking pain, now in the right, now in the left half of the forehead, after dinner, lasting for hours (thirty-second day)

Pressivesticking pain in the forehead, at night

Sticking headache, now in the right, now in the left side of the forehead, after going out, and still more after entering the house (thirty-first day)

Stitches in the forehead (in the evening), (3d trit.)

Stitches, as with needles, in the forehead (Ist trit.)

Frequent stitches and burning in the forehead

Fine stitches in the forehead (thirty-second day)

Fine stitches, as with needles, in the upper part of the forehead (fourteenth day)

Headache across the forehead, as if she had received a blow there; it kept getting wor.<e towards evening; better by resting head forward on something (fifteenth day); worse to-day; relieved as before (sixteenth day); *laufjhwg incrermd ihe feeling in forehead as/rom a i/ow (sixteenth night)

* On waking in morning, throbbing and weight (pressing in) in forehead, with face very flashed; both pains better when lying on side, or by pressing forehead; better after breakfast, 9 a.m. (eighth day)

Fine throbbing and drawing back and forth in the forehead, in the morning on rising

Beating in the forehead, relieved by pressure with the hand or bending head back, worse on l)ending it forwards; during the burning in the face (fifth day)

Sensation as though the brain moved and beat against the forehead, lasting till evming, somewhat better during the night, but returning the next day with renewed severity; on the next day, also towards 11 a.m., the same sensation began again while ascending steps, and was so violent that he was obliged to rest, with trembling of the lower extremities, and a feeling as though the feet were swollen and insensible; this disappeared after about a quarter of an hour, but returned about 3 and 5 p.m., though less severe (after sixteen days)

If she makes an effort to think or talk much, she has on both sides of the forehead, just above the eyebrows, a sensation as though some one were beating upon the head with the finger (sixteenth day)

The pain in the forehead was greatly aggravated by wrinkling the forehead for a moment, and then pain in the frontal bone, as if sore when touched

Ten(/les. Pain in the temporal regions

Tension, as if full, in the left temple, more in the evening than in the morning

Cramplike pain in the right temple, extending into the teeth (eighth day)

Pressure in both sides of the temples, as if the head were pressed in a vice (third day)

Pre.<sure in the temples

Pressive pain in the tem[)les at times, interrupted by sudden pain in the left half of the head, like that experienced on the sixteenth day (twenty-third day)

The brain seems loose; sticking in the temples on shaking the head

Sticking pain in the temples (thirty-fifth day)

Sticking headache iu the left temple, just above the e}Brow, after dinner, lasting till evening (nineteenth day)

Violent stitches in the right temple, extending forward (third day)

Pulsating iu the left temple, extending towards the oeci()ut

Jerking pain in the left temporal bone that extends towards the outer canthus and at last to the eyeball ; towards evening, iu the open air (fifth day)

J eitcx, Feeling of coldness on the vertex, with painful sensitiveness of the scalp and closure of the lids

Sensation of burning in the vertex (thirteenth day)

Transient burning on the top of the head

Pressure on the vertex and in the temples (fifth day)

Pressing down in vertex, gradually going down forehead, closing eyes (after two hours)

Pressive pain in the vertex, coi,ning on after dinner (third day)

Sticking on the vertex, disappearing on resting the head upon something

Fine sticking with burning on the crowm

Pain on the top of the head, like a soreness of the skin

Parietals. Pain in the left side of the head, extending into the eyeballs, with a sensation as if a nerve were drawn tense and suddenly loosened again (sixteenth day')

Boring pain in the side of the head and occiput

Pressive pain in the right half of the head, extending towards the vertex, lasting a short time (third day)

Cutting pain shooting hack and forth, only in the right side of the head, at 3 p.m. (tenth day)

Dull sticking pain, as from a nail, in the left side of the head, at night

Fine sticking pain in the parietal bone and in the forehead

[370.1 Dull stitching pain in the parietal bone, in the evening on eating

The parietal bone is painful to touch, as if beaten

Orcipnt. Head very dull, with throbbing in the occiput, in the afternoon

Heaviness and pressure in the occiput (after 2d trit.')

Heaviness in the occiput, with foul.-ation and stiffness in the nape of the neck, in the afternoon (eighteenth day)

A feeling of constriction in the occiput behind the ear, with stitches in the head twentysixth day\®

Pressure in the occiput (sixth day

Dull pressure in the occiput and nape of the neck (eighth day),'*

* Stitches, as with knives, in the occiput

A transient stitch extending from the nape into the occiput (third day)

Throbbing in the occiput

JEjrtertKil Head. The head seems mellow (soft), without special pain

Contraction of the skin of the vertex

Drawing together of the skin on the vertex

Movement of the scalp from the nape toward the forehead and back again

Persy)ration on the head, only in the morning on rising from bed

Perspiration on the head, on waking at night

Scurf on the head

Occasionally troubled with an itching eruption on the scalp

The scalp smells badly, musty ; the hairs stick together

! 390.] *Fn/lin(j ovf of the hair

The hair of the head and beard falls out (fifteenth day)

Falling of the hair if he takes hold of it (second day)

Her hair has fallen off very much

Compression of the scalp and head, commencing in the temples

Headache externally, when lying on the occiput, at night

Drawing pain externally in the head, extending from one side across the cheek to the eye tooth

* Sensitiveness of the scalp

A spot on the head that had been bruised six years previously, bel*ame painful to touch tatter twelve days\®

Sore pain on the head, when touched, as if the hair were sore

Skin of the temples raw

Itching over the whole head

An hour after dinner, itching and burning all over external head, except occiput, lasting all day; the itching only momentarily relieved by rubbing (sixth day^; on waking, better in afternoon (seventh day); less (eighth and ninth days)

Itching on the head, so that he was frequently obliged to scratch (second day)

Frequent itching and scratching on the head, and in the beard (eighth day)

* Violent itching on the head and nape of the neck

Violent itching on the head ; was obliged to scratch it (fifteenth day ,®.

Ears p. 539

OhjpCAive. Eyes slightly red and watery (fifth dav)

Some redness of the ’white of theeye (third day)

Redness of the white of the eyes, with lachrymation (third and fourth days)

'^410.“! ^Redness and inflammation of the white of the eye, with a feeling as if the balls were too large and compressed

* Inflammation of the eyes, and lachrymation, in every slight wind.

Giving out of the eyes (second day)

* The eyes give out on reading; with a pressure in the right eye, extending into the head, disappearing on walking about the room (ninth day),®. *The eyes give out on writing (twelfth \\siy)

Stthjective. On blowing the nose, it seemed to blow into the left eye, and, indeed, a spot on the upper lid, by the inner canthus, seemed distended with air, and he thought, especially the first time, that something had come out of the eye ; afterwards the spot remained painfully sore, especially to touch ; in the afternoon (second dav)

Feeling dryness, with pressure in the inner canthi, in the even-

Sensitive dry sensation in the eyes, as after weeping a long time, while riding in a carriage (fourth day)

Feeling as though the left eye were smaller than the right (third day)

* Pain as from a foreign body in the eyes

Left eye burns, at 12.30 p.m. ; both eyes feel hot, in the evening (third day)

Burning in the eyes, with increased secretion of mucus; the lids are agglutinated in the morning, with great sensitiveness to lamplight,Burning in the right inner canthus, provoking rubbing (twelfth day)

Burning pain in a small point in the eye

* Violent burning in the eyes in the evening (seventeenth day)

(Dry burning in the eyes, in the evening, when writing), (eighth day)

Tension in the eyes

Boring pain in the eye

Twitching on the lower margin of the right eye (third day)

Pressure in the eyes

Pressure in the eyes, especially the right eye, in the evening (fourteenth day)

Pressure in the eye at twilight

Pressure in the right eye,'; (second day),’; towards 11 P.M. (eighth day)

Pressure in the eye on looking intently at anything

* Sticking in the right eye (seventh and fourteenth days)

Sticking in the canthi (after four hours)

A transient stitch in the left inner canthus, alternating with a similar one on the crest of the right ilium (third day),®®’’.-

Fine stitches, as from sand, in the left external canthus (after 3d trit.)

Tearing in the canthi, with darkness before the eyes

Sensitiveness of the eye.'t

* Smarting pain in the eyes

’•‘Sensation as if sand were in the eye, in the morning

Jerking in the eyes frequently during the day, followed by violent itching, obliging rubbing

Jerking in the left external canthus, especially in the evening (fourth day)

* Itching in the eye

* Itching in the eyes, that obliges rubbing (fifteenth day)

Itching in the right external canthus (sixth day)

Itching in the left external canthus (after half an hour)

* Itching in the inner canthi, and lachrymation

Itching in the left inner canthus, obliging rubbing (after 8th dil.)

Violent itching of the left inner canthus

Sticking itching in the left inner canthus (seventh day)

Brow and Orbitt Pressure above the eye and in the temple, with dulness of the head (second day)

Pressure as from a swelling above the right eye, aggravated by raising the eyebrows, for a day and a half

Pressive pain above the left eye

Slight pressive pain above the eyebrows (after 24th dil.)

Sticking pain just above both eyebrows (seventeenth day)

Itching-sticking pain below the left eye (after ten hours)

Transient stitch in the right eyebrow, extending horizontally through the brain (after 3d trit.)

Very tender in bone all round left eye and left nasal bone, and tearing and shooting in bo)ie over left eye; this lasted all day; pain in orbit relieved by lying on left side, and by cold water, before menses (after two hours)

The left outer margin of the orbit was painful to touch, as if bruised (fourth day)

Stitchlike itching on the orbital margin of the left eye (towards the external canthus), in the evening (third Lids'. * Redness of the margins of the lids; in the morning the eyes were agglutinated with scabs; this lasted a week (after the crude)

* A catarrhal affection of the margins of the lids developed; they became red, xvith burning, especially in the evening 'while reading; secreted mucus and were agghdinated in the morning on waking, and covered with thick scabs (after 5th dil.)

Constant ulceration and great redness of the lower lid

A pimple on the margin of the lower lid, not in the meibomian glands

A large stye in the right inner canthus

The eyes are agglutinated in the morning

Agglutination of the eyes on waking in the morning, and sticking and pressure in the left eye, but without redness (sixth day)

Trembling of the upper and lower lids, for several weeks

Trembling and twitching of the left upper lid, after dinner (twenty-eighth day)

Jerking and twitching of the right u])per lid, in the morning (second day)

Violent twitching of the eyes

Spasmodic closure of the lids, in the morning on rising, in the twilight, and at night; even when she closed the eyes she felt the contraction

Difficulty of opening the lids, though completely awake, at night

* Irritubilii'i/ of the margins of the lids, and their conjunctiva (sixth day)

Heaviness of the upper lids (twenty-first day)

Heaviness of the lids, so that she could scarcely open the eyes (sixteenth day)

Sensation as though the right upper lid would fall down (third day

Sensation in the right lower lid, as if the skin were somewhat rough (.second day)

The margins of the lids and the canthi (especially the external) burn violently all day, and secrete much acrid fluid ; with pressive pain in the eyes, as if inflamed; on reading, he sees as through a fog (after the crude)

Spasmodic drawing in the right eyelid, with pressive pain when she wished to go to sleep, followed by trembling of the upper lid

Pressive pain in the lids

Soreness of the right lower lid

Biting in the upper lids; they seemed worst to touch, in the afternoon (eighteenth day)

Lachrymal Aftpa- VftfttS. *Lachrymation in the open air

Burning lachrymation, with secretion of mucus in the eyes, again increased (after 1^ drachm)

Acrid lachrymation that makes the canthi red and sore

Biting lachrymation in the morning

CottjiltictiV<(, The conjunctiva and margins of the lids become red and burning (after 2d trit.)

Hall. Jerking tearing in the left eyeball, in the evening (eleventh day)

Vision, She became farsighted

Short vision (fourth and ninth days)

* Eyes dim and weak (thirty-first day)

Dimness of the eyes

Dimness and darkness before the eyes.

Dimness of vision, in the morning

Vision dim, as if he should wipe the eyes (after six hours)

Vision dim, as if the eyes were covered with mucus

Dimness of vision, as if he were looking through a dim glass, while walking in the open air

The eyes do not become clear as soon as usual, in the morning

* Vision not so clear as usual; the eyes seem misty all day (fourteenth day)

Misty before the eyes

veliun of a mist before the eyes while standing ; not lasting long, but recurring three times in succession (third day

She cannot see distinctly at a distance; it seems as though she was looking through rain

Feeling as though a cloud were before the eyes, recuning three times in quick succession (eighth day)

When looking at white objects, everything seems indistinct, as through feathers

A thick cloud seemed to be before the eyes from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (fifteenth day)

Sensation as though a veil were drawn before the eyes in the afternoon ; she could scarcely see to knit (thirty-fifth day)

* Objects seem covered %with a thin veil

* On looking long at anything, especially on sewing, sudden darkness before the eyes; she could see nothing till she directed the eyes to another object, at 6 p.m., xvith sleepiness (nineteenth day)

Only half of an objects visible, the other half is dark

Unsteadiness of vision; objects become confused on looking a^t them

Letters and stitches run together, so that she cannot distinguish anything for five minutes

Many points of light and shade before the eyes

Fiery points before the eyes, when walking in the open air

* Small fiery points before the eyes wherever she looks

She sees fiery zigzags about everything

On closing the eyes for the midday nap, she saw many people, large cities, and large bodies of water pass before her (thirty-first day)'®.

Ears p. 541

External. Left concha swollen and inflamed, with burning pain ; after some days itching behind the ear (twenty-ninth day)/

Swelling of the meatus auditorium, and discharge from the ear/.

Swelling of the left external meatus auditorium, which was sensitive to touch

Discharge from the ear for several days f

Heat, redness, and swelling of the left concha, with burning pain

The ear, or lobule of the ear, hot for several days

A dull pre.«sure behind the right ear, on drinking rapidly, in the evening (third day)

A constant itching stitch in the lobule of the right ear

31Ul(lle, Fluttering, as from a butterfly_y, in the left ear, during dinner

Distressing sensation of stoppage of both ears, in the afternoon (second day)

Pain in the right ear, as if something were jerked out with a hook, at 6 a.m., lasting a quarter of an hour (twelfth day)

Heat of the left (weak) ear, Ior several evening.-^

Aching in and behind the left ear

Earache at intervals

Drawing pain in the right ear (after 5th dil.)

Dull drawing and sticking pain in the ear, extending thence down the neck to the shoulder-joint

Dull, burrowing-sticking pain in tbe right ear, when swallowing and when not

Stitches in the ears, several times, while sitting still, in the forenoon (fourth day

Fine stitches in the right meatus (after 1st trit.)

Drawing stitches in the right ear

Fine crawling and bursting, as of small bubbles, in the right ear, lasting an hour and a half (after 5th trit.)

Itching within the right ear

Heavinff. Difficulty in hearing (sixth, seventh, and seventeenth days)

Dulness of hearing (seventh day)

Cracking in the left ear on swallowing (after 3d trit.)

Cracking in the left ear, with a feeling as if a tenacious liquid were flowing from it (after 1st trit.)

Painless cracking in the ear when chewing

Humming in the ears, in the morning on waking

Ringing in the ears towards 11 A.M., lasting all day, at times alternating with a sensation as though a bubble of air were in the left ear (second day)

Ringing and noises in both ears, with a sensation, on rising, as though he were falling, lasting about two hours ; aggravated by a cup of coffee (eighteenth day)

Ringing in the ears, with dulness of the head, lasting an hour (fifteenth day)

Sudden ringing in the right ear (after 8th dil.)

A shock, followed for a long time by ringing, in the left ear

Roaring in the ears

Roaring and ringing in the ears (third day)

Roaring in the ears, in the morning, in bed and while sitting

Violent roaring in the ears

Rushing in the left ear, while lying in bed, lasting a minute (thirteenth day)

Sudden rushing through the ears

Singing in the left ear (immediately)

Ticking, as of a watch, in the left ear, lasting ten minutes, in the evening (eleventh day )

Nose p. 542

Objective, ^Redness, swelling, and heat of left ala nasi, which is also sore, especially when touched, at 11.30 a.m., reappearing in the evening (third day) ; on both ala3, lasting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., then decreasing, worse on left side, reappearing at 6.30 p.m. (fourth day) ; nose as before, worse on left side (fifth and sixth days); left ala nasi worse in morning, right less affected than left, lasting half an hour; since morning, felt only when near the fire; nose has always been worse when near the fire (seventh day)

The tip of the nose became red, bot, and painful; afterwards a group of vesicles as large as the head of a pin developed, became filled with transparent lymph, and at last confluent and formed a scab (after 1st trit.)

* Left half of the nose swollen, inflamed, and painful, as if the nostril had become contracted, with itching, painfully sore avhen taken hold of (thirty-first day)

Inflammation and swelling of the left half of the nose, with itching sore pain avhen touched, and a feeling as if the left nostril were contracted (twenty-fourth day)

Twitchings and muscular jerkings in the left side of the root of the nose

Frequent ineffectual attempts to sneeze

Sneezing (first day); (second day)

Frequent sneezing, (sixteenth day),''*; for several days

Frequent sneezing, as though coryza would break out

Very violent sneezing, at 10 pm. (third day)

W after drops unnoticed from the nose

Much secretion of watery mucus, now in the right, now in the left nostril, while riding in a carriage, on exposing the nose to the open air

* Catarrh and tickling cough, as if he had taken cold

Has been free from catarrh all this time, which is very unusual (tenth day)

Moderate coryza, with complete loss of smell and taste

(Violent coryza obliged him to suspend the proving for several days)

* Violent coryza, with sneezing, for only one day

Fluent coryza, for several days (fourteenth day)

Fluent coryza; discharge of very thick mucus from the nose (twelfth day)

P^fluent coryza, which, after several days, affected also the eyes, throat, and trachea, with dulness of the head, great prostration, short dry cough, and a sensation of dryness and soreness in the chest; it is remarkable that the secretion of the nose ceased without being yellow or thick ( after eleven days)

Profuse fluent coryza for three days, followed by stopped coryza

Excessive fluent coryza, with loss of all smell and taste

Violent fluent coryza, with, at times, stoppage of the left nostril

Burning fluent coryza (2d frit.)

Stopped coryza, with stoppage of both nostrils

Excessive stopped coryza, so that he could scarcely get his breath

Nosebleed at night

Nosebleed on stooping

Very frequent nosebleed

Violent nosebleed

3Inch clotted blood is blown from the nose

Subjective, Insensibility and deadness within one nostril

Stoppage of the nose (first day)

* He easily takes cold in the head; he is constantly obliged to wrap it np; if he allows it to be uncovered during the day, he has stoppage of the nose at flight

Sensation of stopped coryza, every morning

Feeling of dryness in the nose

Burning in the nose (and eyes)

Boring in the nasal bones, in the root of the nose, and towards the right cheek (fourteenth day)

Pressive pain at the root of the nose

Acute stitches deep in the root of the nose, extending towards the right frontal sinus (after 3d trit.)

A very acute stitch deep in the right nostril, at 4 a.m. (after 3d trit.)

Internal soreness of the nose

Left wing of the nose painfully sore, swollen, and hot, the sore pain aggravated by touch, towards evening (second day)

Feeling of soreness in the left nostril, with difficult passage of air (after 3d trit.),'*■

Soreness and swelling inside the wing of the nose, with many pimples upon it

Nose painful, so that blowing it was difficult (second day

Crawling in the nose (fourteenth day)

Crawling in the right nostril, with pressure in the right eye, like that which often (irecedes sneezing; not relieved even by blowing the nose (ninth day)

Itching in both nostrils all day (eighteenth day)

Itching in the right nostril, as if a worm were boring through it

Face p. 543

Objective, Confused look

Had a sickly look

The face shines as if greasy

Face very flushed, on waking in the morning (eighth day)

Face red in patches, is usually pale, at 12.30 I’.M. (third day)

The redness, burning, and itching of face have been all in patches, all through the proving (tenth day)

Yellow color of the face, with much pain in the lower abdomen

* Face earthy

Bad earthy 'look (twelfth day)

Pale, earthy expression (twelfth day)

Pale look (eighteenth day)

Pale face and lips

Swelling of the left side of the face and of the lips

Visible jerking of the facial muscles

Pain in the face, involving the whole left side, and especially the region of the eye, nose, and temple, towards evening (first day),'^“».

Cheeks, ^Redness of the left cheek, daily, especially in the afternoon

Very red cheeks in the open air, pale in the house (nineteenth day)

Drawing pain in the right cheek i)one

Pressive pain in the hones of the face (malar) and by the ear

A pressive and broken sensation in the bones of the left cheek; this sensation extended to the left teeth, and thence to all the teeth ; it seemed as though he could not bring the teeth together well (fourteenth day)

Tearing-sticking pain extending fioni the upper lip across the cheek into the ear

Bruised jiain in the zygoma, especially when touched

A dull bruised pain on tbe right zygoma and on tbe coccyx, causing a sensation, when touched, as though he had fallen on the parts; in the former place it soon disappeared, but in the latter it lasted all day (fifth day)

Gnawing sensation in the jaws, teeth of the left side of the lower jaw, while smoking (eighth day)

Sensation as though the flesh were scraped from the bone, or as though the flesh were being torn from the bone, from below upward, from the lower jaw above the zygoma to the temple of the right side, in the afternoon, lasting ten minutes, and constantly becoming more violent from 4 to 7 p.m. (twenty-eighth day)

Lijts. Pale lips

* Swelling of the lower lip and tip of the tongue,with violent burning on it, that wakes him at night

* Great swelling and some burning of the lower lip, followed by the appearance of a large vesicle, that next day formed a scab and desquamated (sixth day)

* Lips dry, cracked

deep painful fissure in the middle of the upper lip

Numbness and crawling in the lips, especially in the evening

Burning and redness of the upper lip

Sore feeling in the corner of the mouth, on opening it

Chin. *The hair of the beard falls out profusely (second day); falling of the hair of the beard and mons veneris (eighth day)

Cramplike tension in the articulation of the lower jaw (after lith dil.)

A compression in the left articulation of the jaw, worse on opening the mouth (eighth day)

Drawing pain in the lower jaw (tenth day)

Transientdrawing pain in both sides of the lower jaw

Severe drawing pain in lower jaw, which is painfid to the touch (after four days); (smelling a vial containing Spt. nitri dulc. relieved her very promptly)

Tearing in tbe lower jaw, extending into the temple, and also into the parotid and submaxillary glands, with boring and pinching at times in the indurated glands, worse at night; was obliged to bind up the cheeks in order to obtain relief

The lower jaw is painful to touch

Some stitches in the left maxillary joint, at 4 a.m. (second day)

Dull stitches in the maxillary joints (fourteenth day)

Mouth p. 544

Teeth, Loose teeth

Looseness and painfulness of the front teeth

The decay of the teeth advances rapidly

Sensitiveness of the teeth

Great sensitiveness of the teeth (especially of the right side) to air (first day)

Great sensitiveness of the teeth (especially of the right lower jaw) to the inspired air (sixth day)

Great sensitiveness of the teeth to cold

The teeth seem numb on pressure; it seems as if they were too long, and did not fit together (twelfth day)

Bluntness of the teeth

The teeth seem more elevated and longer than natural

Woke after midnight with pain in the left back teeth and their gum, about the same time, two nights in succession

Toothache, extending into the ear, with many stitches

Toothache in a hollow tooth and in neighboring teeth, relieved by touch and fine pressure

Toothache, with swelling of the cheeks, for several days,h

Acute toothache on drawing in the air

Boring in a tooth

Drawing toothache after eating, and at night, followed by swelling of the cheeks

Sensation of drawing, pulling, and breaking in a hollow back tooth, and extending thence into the throat and pharynx, so that she could neither open the mouth, swallow, nor speak a loud word ; the pain also extended into the ear, where there was an itching and sticking, worse in the evening and forepart of the night

Drawing toothache with stitches, extending even into the eye, every other day

Violent drawing in the right row of teeth

Dull drawing in the teeth (twelfth day)

Pressure in the right upper teeth, for several hours (fourteenth day)

Dull pressure in a hollow tooth,'; (twelfth day)

Pain in the teeth, as if something were sticking in them that should be taken out

Sticking pain now in one, now in another tooth, for an hour every forenoon

Sticking and throbbing pain in a front tooth

Stitches only in the decayed teeth

Stitches in the teeth and in the side of the head, with sticking about the ears, from within outwards, from morning till evening (tenth day)

Fine stitches in the first and second molars, with a painful drawing in a socket of the upper jaw (three hours after Rath dil.)

Tearing in the teeth, extending to the temples (3d trit.)

Tearing in various teeth, now in the right upper, now in the tower jaw (thirtythird da)’^)

During the menses, tearing toothache, with stitches, if cold air enters the mouth

Sore pain in the teeth

Pain in the teeth when touched with the tongue and on chewing

The teeth are sensitive to th© brush (twenty-fifth day)

Throbbing and boring in the teeth

Throbbing pain and a burning boring in front tooth

At first, a throbbing toothache; then a drawing, extending into the ear, as though from within outward, with much heat of the face and swelling of the gum; wherewith the teeth seem more elevated and longer than natural, after midnight

Jerking pain in the first upper right molar, as though something sharp were thrust in and out of it; if the finger were pressed upon the cheek, over this spot, it seemed as though the root of the tooth were pierced by a cutting instrument (sixteenth day)

Oums. Swelling of the gum about a hollow tooth

Swelling of the gum, in the morning, for several hours ; she could not chew on that side

Swelling and sore pain of the gum

Swelling and sore pain in the back part of the gum of the upper front teeth

Painful swelling of the gum

Inflammation and swelling of the gum, with swollen cheeks

* Ulcer cm the gum; painful day and night, for three weeks f

A dental ulcer on the inner side of the left jaw, towards the tongue, lasting six days ; on eating, it hurt less than usual (after twelfth day)

Bleeding of the gum,^(fifth day)

* Gum bleeds easily (twelfth day)

Constant bleeding of the gum, for several weeks after proving

Dental ulcer on the inner side of the lower jaw, more painful when not than when eating (seventh day)

The gum is exceedingly sensitive to cold and warmth

Drawing pain in the gum, now above, now below, with swelling and great painfulness to touch

Gums are sore and swollen, and bleed easily

Sensitiveness of the gum to touch (after 14th dil.)

Gum painful, sore to touch (twelfth day)

Gum exceedingly sensitive; touch of the tongue causes a sticking

Painfulness and swelling of the gum behind the left upper middle incisor (twenty-fifth day)

ToHf/we. Tongue red and shining

Tongue coated yellow, with a flat taste in the mouth (third day)

Tongue slightly tinged with a whitish-yellow covering (after about six months)

Tongue coated white (5th dil.)

Tongue coated white (especially about the root),^lt

Swelling under the tongue, with sticking pain

Blisters on the tongue

* Blisters on the tongue, with burning pain when eating

* The tongue teas stiff, and, with the hard palate, iinusualhj dry (after loth dil.),^A

Tongue heavy,h

* Dryness of the tongue (after half an hour, sixth day),®A

* Tongue very dry, without thirst

One-half of the tongue seems numb and stiff,h

Sensation on the tongue, as though he had taken something astringent; the papillteseern blunted (after 3d trit.),''''A-

Sore sensation of the tongue, even when not eating,h

Sensation in the tip of the tongue, as if it trembled

Crawling in the tongue, as if asleep

General Woilth. Bad odor from the mouth (after the crude),"; at times (5th dil.)

Blisters and soreness in the mouth, very painful

[jldO.] During dinner he felt an open blister on the inner surface of the right , cheek, in which warm food caused a burning pain (after 25th (hl.),'''A

* Ulcerated spots in the mouth, on the gum and tongue, in which food and ■drink cause biting

Ulcerated spot on the inner surface of the lower lip, with sore burning when touched (sixteenth day)

* Dryness of the moid (after 10th dil.),“-^; (after 20th dil.); (one-quarter of an hour after 13th dil.),^'^; (eighth day),'^', etc.

* Mouth and lips dry (after 6th trit.)

Dryness of the palate

Dryness of the hard palate (after 4th trit.)

Persistent dryness of the mouth, especially of the tongue (after half an hour)

A sore spot on the inner surface of the right cheek, with burning pain when touched by warm food (sixth day)

The inner side of the lower lip seems painfully ulcerated, especially when touched (thirteenth day)

The hard palate seemed burnt for several days, and painful to touch (after 5th dil-V^-

Saliva. The mouth was more moist than usual all day (after 1st trit.)

Mouth unusually moist all day (after 15th dil.)

Increased secretion of saliva; (1st trit.)

Accumulation of saliva in the mouth (after 30th dil.),**».

Accumulation of saliva in the mouth, in the evening in bed, on account of which he choked, which brought on a fitof coughing (first evening)

Accumulation of saliva in the mouth, with retching, soon after 1 ounce (fourth day)

Increased accun)lation of saliva in the mouth; with frequent eeptysis (fifth day)

Accumulation of much saliva in mouth (after 3d trit. and 15Lh dil.),***; at night (ninth day) ; with frequent eeptysis (first day)

Copious accumulation of saliva in the mouth, for an hour (soon)

Profuse accumulation of saliva in the mouth woke him frequently at night (ninth day)

Discharge of saliva from the mouth, at night (eleventh day)

Very profuse salivation

A fine stream of clear saliva spirted from the mouth, in the evening, while chewing (after 1st trit.)

Watery, tasteless saliva in the mouth (immediately)

Bloody saliva

Bloody saliva-a runs from the mouth, at night

Sour-tasting saliva (second day)

* Salty taste to the sah/vat.

Mouth suddenly filled with tasteless liquid (after 1st trit.)

Accumulation of water in the mouth, with ecptysis

Accumulation of water in the mouth, and nausea (immediately, and also next morning, without any medicine), (after 40 grains)

Accumulation of water in the mouth, inclination to vomit, cough, frequent blowing of the nose, almost unquenchable thirst, nauseous pasty taste (immediately after 1 ounce)

Unusual accumulation of water in the mouth, followed by thin liquid vomiting (ninth day)

Frequent accumulation of water in the mouth (second day)

* Incessant accumulation of water in the month, obliging constant spitting

Running of water from the mouth, at night (fourth day)

Increased secretion of mucus in the mouth, especially in the morning

Much mucus on the inner surface of the mouth,h

Mouth thickly covered with raucous

Constant spitting (first day),*'k

Was obliged to spit incessantly, at night

Taste, W watery taste in the mouth, in the evening, with loss of thirst and lack of urinary secretion

Flat, watery taste in the mouth, with loss of appetite, though food has a tolerably good taste,k

Pasty taste in the mouth

Pasty, sticky taste; yet with good appetite and good taste to food (after fourth and fifth days)

Bad taste and odor in the mouth

* Bad taste in the month, in the morning

* Taste bitter (thirty-first day)

* Bitter taste in the month (eleventh day)

Bitter taste in the mouth, in the morning (tenth day)

Bitter taste in the mouth, and qualmishness (eleventh day)

Slimy, bitter taste (eighteenth day)

Slimy, bitter taste in the mouth, though food has a natural taste

Sour taste in the mouth, lasting till evening (twenty-seventh day),^k

Sour taste in the mouth, in the morning

Sour taste on the lips when touched with the moist tongue (after loth dil.)

Flat, S(»ur taste, with accumulation of water in the mouth,^k

Taste at times salty (after 1st trit.),’k

Salt taste on the lips and palate (after 5th dil.)

* Salty taste on the lips; as soon as the moist tongue touched the lips it seemed as though they were covered with salt water (after 14th dil.),’k

On two or three occasions during the proving, a salt taste on tongue ; to-day on tip of tongue (twentyfirst day)

The intensely salt taste that he had had from the higher dilutions gave place after the lower to an insipid flat taste

The salty taste on the lips, which had appeared after the 15th dilution, disappeared entirely after 3d and 4th triturations

A taste in the mouth as though she had eaten tallow (sixteenth day)

After eating, taste of the food in the mouth for a long time, or she smells it in the nose

After-taste of the food especially acid, for a long time after eating

Beer tastes flat and watery, in the evening

Bad taste to water

* AU food seems bitter (sixteenth day)

* Bitter taste to food (immediately)

* Beer tastes bitter (after 5th dil.)

Bitter taste to tobacco, while smoking

Bread tastes better than anything else; he can scarcely eat enough of it (sixth day)

* Loss of taste for a long time

* Food has no taste at all

Speech Speech difficult, only with effort; like a tveahiess of the organs of speech coming from the hypochondria f

Throat p. 547

Objective, mucus in the throat

Much secretion of mucus from the posterior nares, on going out in the morning, provoking constant hawking (fourth day)

Hawking of much mucus, in the morning after w^aking

Frequent hawking oj '))incus

Constant hawking of mucus when smoking (fourteenth day)

(Much hawking of mucus, with qualmish nausea, while smoking as usual), (seventh day),®. Great hawking of mucus, in the morning

Hawking of mucus, that is more easily expectorated than usual (tenth day)

Much hawking of watery mucus (fourth day)

Frequent slight hawking of gray, lumpy, compact mucus, during the whole proving

Frequent hawking of bitter mucus, in the evemng

* Haivking of salty testing mucus (eighteenth day)

Frequent hawking of salty mucus (eighteenth day); after the ^long

Subjective. Dry sensation in the posterior nares

Sensation of a plug and sore pain in the throat, especially at night, waking from sleep, with an anxious sensation as if the throat would be closed by a swelling

Sensation as of a lang in the throat, also when not swallowing, with rawness and burning pain, and an anxious sensation as if everything wordd he closed by the swelling

On coughing, pain in the throat and chest,h

Sticking in the left side of the throat, on empty swallowing, and on swallowing food,h

Sticking and burning in the throat, like an inflammation ; with elongation of the uvula and impeded swallowing

Sticking pain in the throat on swallowing, at night

Sticking, at times pinching, pains in the throat, extending from the larynx into the ear

Sore throat, worse in the morning and evening

Sore throat, in the morning, and worse in the evening (after twelve days)

Sore throat like a plug in the throat, when swallowing

Sore throat, as from swelling of the submaxillary glands, without swelling

Feeling of rawness in the throat (third day)

Scraping in the throat

Scraping in the throat, in the evening

Scraping in the throat, much accumulation of saliva, hawking of blood, and sleeplessness, at night

Like a scraping heartburn in the ihvoaXf.

Uvtlld Tonsils The uvula is much swollen and elongated, and forms a loop, by contact with the right tonsil; the vessels of the throat are much congested; no ulcers are visible

Stitches in the uvula (sixteenth day)

Great redness of the tonsils, root of the palate, and uvula (sixth day)

Slow drawing in the left tonsil, together with cramplike ain and roaring in the left ear (third day)

A stitch behind the right tonsil, extending to the ear, when yawning

Fine stitches in the right tonsil (after 10th dil.)

Tances, ThclVynXf nnd (Oesophagitis. Green mucus is raised from the fauces, two mornings in succession

Sourish scraping in the fauces

Ulcerated spots in the pharynx, with sore throat, with angry inflammation and dark red swelling of the gum

Sensation of dryness in the pharynx posteriorly, after eating (third day)

A feeling of heat in the pharynx ; warm drinks seemed cold when swallowed

Feeling of tightness in the pharynx; swallowing was difficult

A pressing sensation extending from the stomach towards the pharynx

Scraping sensation in the pharynx (third day)

Biting in the pharynx, as from inflammation and tightness, on swallowing

Cramp in the oesophagus; on swallowing she could neither get the morsels down nor bring them up, so that it seemed as though she would soon be suffocated

Easily chokes avhen swallowing,'-.

JExtevtlftl Throat. The submaxillary glands are swollen, and are stiff and painful

Continued swelling of the left cervical glands, after the proving

When coughing, pain in the cervical glands, and low down in the chest

The submaxillary glands are painful on stooping

Pain in the submaxillary glands, as if they were swollen, pressed, or crushed (after thirty hours)

Tension and a sensation of stiffness in the left sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle (after 5th dil.)

Tension of the left sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, with roaring in the ears, after a walk (after 1st trit.)

Drawing pain in the neck in the region of the larynx

Hard tearing pain about the parotid glands, only when drinking

The cervical glands painful to touch

Painful rhythmical throbbings in right cervical muscles, lasting several minutes (twenty-third day)

A jerking when drinking (not when eating) in region of thyroid cartilage, which is even painful to touch, as if a plug were sticking there

Stomach p. 548

Appetite. Increased appetite (first day)

Food is again relished and the appetite returns, after drinking wine several times

A relish in the mouth on eating, but without hunger

Good appetite, at noon (seventeenth day)

Much appetite (first day)

Much appetite, though little taste to food (first day)

Great appetite at noon (fourteenth and twentieth days)

Very great appetite; he eats twice as much as usual (fifth day)

Excessive appetite, and desire for something good, at 10 a.m. (twentieth day)

Feeling of hunger, several times during the day (seventh day)

Hunger, with relish for coffee, in the morning (nineteenth day)

* Frequent hunger; he eats much more than ttsua/(tenth day)

Much hunger all day; though he usually ate very little, now he was obliged to eat often and much, and became hungry again after an hour (eighth day)

Excessive hunger; she ate much during the day (fifth day)

Violent hunger, so that he was obliged to eat much throughout the day (third day),h

Sensation of hunger in the stomach, though without appetite, in the afternoon after drinking

Violent sensation of hunger, like emptiness, with restlessness, woke him in the morning

Painful sensation of hunger in stomach, but satiated immediately on eating

* Great desire to eat, almost amounting to ravenoushunger towards noon •, after eating, great weariness and (third day)

Canine hunger, especially for supper, with weakness of body and depressed mind ; the longer he sat, the more hungry he seemed ; stronger after eating

Unusual hunger, alternating with loss of appetite

Inclination to eat, without remarkable appetite, followed by fulness

Too much desire to eat, in the evening

Constant craving for food; is unable to eat more than a few mouthfuls

Particular desire for fish, in the evening; at the first morsel, nausea, so that he was unable to eat any more; he had appetite for white bread, which he relished; the aversion to fish disappeared only after drinking black coffee (thirteenth day)

Desire for bread ; he ate four pieces, with constant drinking and involuntary motion of the masticatory muscles, with great appetite; distension and swelling of the abdomen prevented further eating; but he still had a good appetite, though only for bread; this was followed by great sleepiness; he slept soundly, and woke about 1 A.M., with a pasty taste in the mouth, and much thirst; he drank two glasses of water, rose, returned and slept quietly till morning

Appetite for sweets (at a time when she usually wanted beer, which to-day she disliked), (twenty-seventh day)

Great desire for salt for two or three days; took a little at dinner to-day (sixth day)

Great desire for cold things, in the afternoon (fourteenth day)

Diminished appetite (first day)

Appetite indifferent (after about six months)

Little appetite,*; (thirty-first day); at noon (seventh day)

Little appetite; with a thickly coated tongue, flat, pasty taste, and disordered digestion

Very little appetite

Very little appetite, which, however, returns while eating

Loss of appetite; (sixteenth day); (twenty-seventh day)

Loss of appetite in the evening, with nausea and disgusting taste

* Loss of appetite, and aversion to eating

Complete loss of appetite

No appetite in the evening

No appetite and no real hunger, without bad taste

No appetite; she seems too full, though she relishes food when she eats

Feeling of satiety, in the afternoon

Aversion to food; (after 21st dil.)

No appetite for coffee after rising (seventh day)

No desire for meat

Aversion to meat and other food

* Aversion to meat, and also to bread (thirty-second day)

Aversion to black bread

Very indifferent to salt in food ; for several weeks it was not easy to find anything too little salted ; things much salted were remarkably distasteful; a very small piece of herring that I once ate in the evening caused moving and distension in the abdomen, loss of appetite, and restless sleep, frequently interrupted by drinking

He became 60 averse to salt that he could not think of it without nausea,®**.-No relish for tobacco,; (thirteenth to sixteenth day),^b

Aversion to smoking

* Complete loss of desire for smoking, to which he was accustomed; he could not smoke at all

Th first. *Thirst (usually there was a complete absence of thirst)

Thirst; yet scarcely any desire to drink

Increased thirst,^; (after 23d to 15th dil.)

* Thirst constant

^lach thirst (first, third, and fourth days),'"'^; (after 21st dil.) etc.

Much thirst, in the morning on rising, and also all day (ninth day)

Much thirst, especially for wine (fifth day)

Great thirst, relieved by drinking water (soon), (eleventh day)

Became very thirsty during the following night, and drank large quantities of water, passing also a great quantity of urine; these symptoms have ever since uninterruptedly continued, and instead of showing any signs of remission have rather gradually increased ; the quantity of water consumed in the twenty-four hours was about one gallon and one pint (2 kannen, Sw.), and the quantity of urine in the same space of time was somewhat less than one gallon (If kan., Sw.) ; one night, instead of water, she drank two pint bottles of Bavarian beer and two pint bottles of porter

Excessive thirst (immediately after a large dose), (eighteenth day)

Violent, almost unquenchable thirst, with frequent profuse micturition (eighteenth day)

* Very violent thirst

* Unquenchable thirst

Extraordinary desire for wine (eighth day)

Much thirst all day, for neither water nor beer, only for wine (fourteenth day)

Much thirst for beer (twenty eighth day)

Great thirst for wine ; all wine seems sour, though other things do not (sixth day)

No desire for coffee, but for wine, soup (seventeenth day)

Special desire for wine (third day),'"

Desire for wine, could scarcely wait to get to the bar; in a few minutes he drank a pint with two pints of water

Great desire for wine, after which the appetite is increased

Desire for coffee (sixteenth day)

Loss of thirst (fifth day)

Aversion to wine and beer (later effect)

Aversion to beer and wine, though she was thirsty ; beer had a flat watery taste (twenty third day)

Aversion to beer and tobacco, in the evening,^*b

No relish for beer (sixteenth day)

Little relish for coffee (fourteenth day)

No desire for coffee, and after it qualmishness, in the morning (twentieth day)

No desire for coffee, and after drinking it, cutting pain in the left side, in the region of the spleen (eighteenth day)

* Aversion to coffee

Eructation and Iliccoufjll. Eructations

Eructations after eating, even after several hours

Eructations for twenty-four hours after eating bread

Eructations with rancid heartburn

Frequent eructations

Many eructations

Incomplete eructations

Empty eructations repeated from time to time (first day)

Empty eructations, in the morning (twenty-third day)

Empty eructations, after every meal, or in the open air

Frequently empty eructations, with a feeling of discomfort in the stomach (in the forenoon)

Eructations of odorless and tasteless gas

Frequent empty and odorless eructations

Eructations of beer, so that it comes through the nose, though made without hops (third day)

Sour scraping eructations of food

Sour risings of food

Sour risings of liquids, late in the evening

Bilious risings

Waterbrash after eating, at times repeated, nearly every day

Waterbrash, following pressure in the stomach from eating; then nausea, then vomiting, at first of food, at last of bile, with colic

Acidity in the mouth, for half an hour after eating

Acidity in the mouth, and dryness in the throat, after every meal

Burning rising from the stomach, and sour eructations, after dinner, two afternoons

Fear^iurn; (1st trit.),**; (4th trit. and 8th dil.); ID evening, after the proving,etc.

Heartburn and waterbrash, daily

Hiccough (first day)

Hiccough for several days (after twenty-five

Hiccough, yawning, and nausea, while in bed in the evening

Hiccough after eating,h

Hiccough, alternating with yawning; at last yawning alone, lasting a quarter of an hour

Violent hiccough

GIkI Nausea,^(soon after 1 drachm),'’, etc.

-Nausea in the stomach

Nausea in the stomach, even to faintness (1st trit.)

Sensation of nausea, as from an empty stomach (after 5th trit.)

Nausea in the morning, so that she could scarcely endure it (twentyeighth day')

Nausea, with vertigo and empty eructations, in the morning after rising (sixteenth day)

Nausea, with burrowing in the pit of the stomach, every day, at 8 a.m., lasting two hours

Nausea, as from ravenous hunger, towards noon

Nausea so great towards noon that she was obliged to go to bed (thirty-first day)

Nausea and qualmishness in the pit of the stomach ; every day, from 7 a.m. till noon

Nausea and qualmishness, with empty eructations, towards 4 p.m. ; after she had drunk a little coffee (thirty-second day)

Nausea and qualmishness, with increased accumulation of saliva (after half an hour, fifth day)

Nausea in several paroxysms, immediately after eating; with heaviness in the head and frequent eructations, lasting two hours

After eating without appetite, nausea and an attack of cramp in chest

Nausea, for half an hour, after dinner

Nausea after dinner, after walking in the open air; it commenced in the stomach and lasted an hour; was associated with frequent yawning, thirst, increased emission of saliva from the mouth, and mental and physical exhaustion (after 1st trit.)

Nausea as soon as she presses on the painful spot

Nausea, with vertigo (tenth day)

Sensation of nausea, with frequent yawning (after 2d trit.)

Nausea, with inclination to vomit, and accumulation of water in the mouth ; the nausea frequently reappeared during the day (after 1^ drachm)

Nausea, with inclination to vomit, and tendency to dian-rhcea

Nausea and inclination to vomit; with complete exhaustion and weakness

Nausea and frequent inclination to vomit, all the forenoon

Nausea, heartburn, and pressure in the stomach ; the pressure extends to the back; aggravated by inspiration (after 9th dil.)

Attacks of nausea in the morning, with weakness and deathly paleness of the face ; he was obliged to lie down (fourth day)

Attack of nausea, in the morning (after drinking milk), with trembling of the limbs for an hour ; she became dizzy, and it turned black before her eyes ; she was obliged to steady herself to prevent falling

Attack of nausea at supper-time (before she had eaten anything), with violent chill during every attack; after lying down in bed she soon became warm, without subsequent heat; during the night, twice waking, with acute drawing pain back and forth in the forehead, and slight throbbing between the attacks

Transient nausea (after a quarter ot an hour)

Transient nausea, with a feeling of fulness and tense^m in the lower abdomen

Frequent nausea at various times, not preventing eating

Constant nausea while yawning

Excessive nausea, after a very pleasant drink, so that she was obliged to lie down on the right side, which gave relief

Qualmish nausea for several minutes, in the morning

Qualmish nausea, and twisting and turning in the stomach

Shuddering nausea, repeated whenever he thought of the drug (eighth day)

Shuddering nausea, with rumbling in the abdomen, and frequent yawning (immediately), (fourth day)

Qualmishness (soon), (third day); (fourth day); (soon after 3d trit.)

Qualmishness and empty eructations (twenty-first day)/

Qualmishness and frequent yawning (immediately)

In the forenoon, attack of qualmishness, with vertigo, burrowing in the pit of the stomach, and chilliness as if dashed with cold water; wherever she looked, everything seemed to turn around in a circle with her, as if she would fall forward ; the head was so heavy that she could scarcely walk, and it seemed heavier than the rest of the body,k

Qualmishness, with eructations of air and some accumulation of water in the mouth ; the qualmishness lasted half an hour, and vomiting could with difficulty be avoided (immediately, fourth day)

Qualmishness in the stomach, and some eructations (eighth day)

Feeling of qualmishness in the stomach (first day)

Inclination to vomit (after breakfast), (third day)

Retching in the throat (fourth day)

Retching, with nausea and complete loss of power; after warm pleasant drink in the morning ; without vomiting

Occasionally empty vomitings

Nausea amounting to vomiting, with dryness of the mouth, and burning in the stomach (after a few minutes)

Violent nausea, so that he immediately vomited

Felt very sick ; retching; slight vomiting, in the evening (sixteenth day)

Sfoinfir/t. Great distension of the epigastric region and of the whole abdomen, with rumbling, lasting half an hour (eighteenth day)

Trembling of the stomach (thirty-second day)

■ Disturbed digestion, coated tongue, bitter flat taste (especially in the morning)

Weakness of the stomach (1st trit.)

Feeling of weakness and trembling in the stomach (twenty-first day)

Faintness at the stomach, in the forenoon (fourth day)

Emptiness of the stomach (seventeenth day)

Emptiness of the stomach came on an hour after a dose, ceased in half an hour, with discharge of flatus upward, but more downward (second day)

Sensation of emptiness in the stomach, as if he were hungry; though he had no appetite (first day)

Feeling of emptiness in the stomach, in the morning (twentieth day)

Anxious sensation in the pit of the stomach

Sensation of flatulence about the stomach (after 8th dil.)

Sensation as if the stomach were hanging by a thread, lasting a short time; an emptiness in the stomach continued till towards noon (after two hours)

Feeling of coldness and emptiness in the stomach (twenty-seventh day); in forenoon (twenty-fifth day)

Feeling of coldness and pressure in the stomach (immediately), (third day); (twenty-fifth and twenty-seventh days)

Feeling of coldness in the stomach, and four diarrhoea-like painless stools (twenty-sixth day)

-Burning warmth and fulness in the stomach (after 1^ drachm)

Burning in the stomach (apparently in the external parietes of the abdomen), in the evening (twenty third day)

Burning, by paroxysms, in the pit of the stomach

* Burni)ig and fulness in the stomach (after 1 drachm)

Burning in the stomach and intestines

Burning in the pit of the stomach (seeming to be between the stomach and the parietes of the abdomen), in the evening in bed (twenty-first day)

Burning in the stomach, with oppression of the chest (after two hours, fourth day)

Burning in the stomach, together with chilling.'S over the surface of the body (immediately), (first day)

A cooling burning in the stomach, for a quarter of an hour, gradually ceasing (after 2d trit.)

The stomach seems too full (twenty-first day)

Fulness of the stomach always comes on an hour after a dose; is soon followed by a slight tension that lasts two hours, with very great, almost ravenous, appetite (thirteenth day)

Fulness and distension in the stomach and abdomen (after 1st trit.)

Fulness and distension in the epigastric region, after eating and drinking

After a meal, feels immediately distended almost to suffocation

Sensation of a hard swelling in the pit of the stomach, with tightness transversely across the hypochondria, in the afternoon

Heaviness and tightness transversely across below the pit of the stomach,h

Constriction of the stomach, in the evening (first day)

Violent constriction of the stomach (twenty-fifth day)

Violent constriction in the stomach and chest,h

Spasmodic constriction of the stomach (twenty-third day)

Constrictive pain in the stomach (after ten days)

Constrictive pain in the stomach, followed by cuffing and rumbling in the abdomen, in the morning (twenty-second day)

Constricting and cutting pain in the stomach, accompanied by a sensation of pressure before dinner, lasting several minutes, and frequently recurring till evening (sixteenth day)

Constrictive pain by paroxysms, in the cardiac orifice of the stomach

Cramp in the stomach towards evening, lasting through the night till next morning

Constrictive cramp in the stomach, at 5 p.m., with a feeling of coldness in the back and stomach, towards evening (fourth day)

Griping in the pit of the stomach, after eating

Dull disagreeable sensation in the stomach, relieved by stooping

Pressure in the stomach (3d trit.); (5th trit.)

Pressure in the stomach impeding respiration fatter 6th trit.)

Pressure in the stomach and hepatic region (sixth day)

Pressure in the stomach and hepatic region, with constant rumbling in the upper abdomen (eighth day)

Pressure in the stomach and hepatic region, with tightness of the chest and profuse emission of saliva from the mouth (third day),'''V

Pressure in the stomach, lasting several minutes and returning at short intervals; this pressive pain extended from the stomach to the back, ard caused a slight constriction in the pharynx (third day)

Pressure in the stomach as after taking cold, in the morning

Pressure in the stomach after eating,*'; (after 10th dil.)

Pressure and fulness in the stomach after dinner

Pressure in the stomach, with frequent need of yawning to obtain relief

Pressure in the stomach and frequent loud rumbling in the abdomen (after loth dil.)

Pressure in the stomach, Avith attacks of nausea and loud rumbling, lasting five minutes (alter 2d trit.)

Pressure in the stomach extending into the chest, lasting a quarter of an hour; four and six hours after dinner

Pressure in the pit of the stomach, as if something hard were lying in it, causing the )>pressure; it frequently obliges deep inspiration (after five minutes)

Pressure as from a stone in the stomach (after 8th dil.)

Pressure as from a stone in the stomach, with a sensation of nausea (after 30th dil.),"*.f

Pressure as from a stone in the stomach, Avith much yawning (two hours and a half after 13th dil.)

* Pressure in the pit of the stomach, with sensitiveness to touch (after 6th dil.)

Pressure and scraping in the stomach, as if it were disordered, followed by heartburn as from glowing coals (after 6th trit.)

Pressure in the epigastric region,*; (eighteenth day)

Pressure in the epigastric region, in a spot as large as the palm of the hand, lasting a quarter of an hour (first day)

Slight pressure in the stomach, in the forenoon (fourth day)

Disagreeable pressure in the pit of the stomach, for a few hours in the forenoon (fifth day)

Painful pressure in the stomach, that impedes breathing, and lasts one or two minutes, then intermits for four or five minutes and then returns, the whole forenoon (after 4th trit.)

Painful pressure in the stomach in the evening, with tightness of breath and a sensation as if the diaphragm pressed against the lungs and prevented their expansion; with frequent yawning and rumbling in the abdomen (seventh day),^

Cramplike pressure in the stomach ; the pain extends across the hypochondriac region to the back and shoulders, with frequent yawning; lasting all the evening, and felt even the next morning (after 3d trit.)

Pressive heaviness and a griping sensation in the stomach, like beginning heartburn ; with nausea and qualmishness (23d to 15th dil.)

Pressive sensation in the stomach (seventh day); (thirtieth day)

Pressive sensation in the stomach, with emptiness and yawning, lasting till towards noon (eighth day)

Pressive pain in the stomach, with repeated attacks of nausea, in the evening (first day)

Pressive pain in the stomach, as if something heavy were lying in it, with trembling of the hands and feet, in the morning (twenty-third day)

Pressive pain in the stomach and liver; the pressure was aggravated periodically, and was felt through the whole back ; on the following days, this pressure in the liver and back near the spine became very painful; the urine became black, as if saturated with burnt coffee, and was completely opaque (urine ictericorum); but there was no change in the color of the skin (after nine days)

Pressive pain below the pit of the stomach, above the navel; relieved by pressure

Pressive and dull sticking pain in the pit of the stomach, extending downward,b

Sore pressive sensation in the stomach, after eating,h

Oppression in the pit of the stomach, while standing

Sensation as if a foreign body were sticking in the cardiac orifice of the stomach, and behind the sterno

Sticking pain, and a sensation of coldness in the pit of the stomach, from which spot the stitches extended upward and backward in the chest, at 7 p.m. (third day)

Stitches in pit of stomach (tenth day); (thirty-first day, and in morning, twenty-third day); worse on motion (1st trit.)

Transient stitches in the region of the pylorus

Small stitches in the right side of the stomach, every day at 2 or 3 p.m.,®.

Colic pains in the stomach, with nausea; in the morning on Awaking

Pain as from a blow in the left side, near the pit of the stomach, perceptible to touch

Scraping in the stomach, as if he had eaten something indigestible (after 20th dil.)

Scraping sensation and pressure in the stomach (after five minutes)

Scraping sensation in the stomach, with a white dry tongue, Without thirst, all day (after 15th dil.),®®».

Throbbing like the beating of the heart, in the pit of the stomach

Throbbing in the jntof the stomach, especially after eating

Pulsation in the pit of the stomach (eighth day)

Pulsation in the pit of the stomach while eating, lasting several minutes (third day)

Very acute pricking in the stomach

Abdomen p. 554

Hypochondria. Flatulent colicky distension of the hypochondria, relieved by emission of flatus (after 11th dil.)

Feeling of stiffness in the hepatic region, on bending the trunk to the left side

Pain in the hepatic region, recurring frequently through the day (tenth day)

Pain in the hepatic region, Awhile Walking, the pain extending through the liver from before backward, better on bending forward and towards the right side, lasting several hours (twelfth day)

Burning pain in the hypochondrium, toward evening

Tension of the left hypochondrium, as from incarcerated flatus, in the afternoon (fifth day)

■ TeuMon and cleaving deep in the right hypochondriac region, extending to the back (a quarter of an hour after 13th dil.)

Griping pain in the right hypochondrium (nineteenth day)

A pinching in the flesh, first below the short ribs, then below the umbilicus

Pressive boring in the left hypochondrium, followed by dull pressive headache

Digging pain deep in the hepatic region (third day),''■■

Drawing pain in the hepatic region,'. Drawing pain in the hepatic region, extending downward, followed by griping below the navel

A drawing pain, as from a round rough substance, extending from deep in the right hypochondriac region towards the back, lasting several minutes (after 30th dil.)

Pressure and tension beneath the light false ribs, in a spot as large as a half dollar, lasting two minutes (third day),^

Pressure and tension in the right hypochondriac region, extending to the back, relieved by emission of flatus, lasting halt a minute, frequently omitting for several minutes and then returning (three hours after 12th dil.)

Sticking pressure in the left hypochondrium, most on rapid walking

Violent pressive pain in the hepatic region

Sticking jiaiu in the right side, below the last ribs, with frequent yawning, on entering the house from the open air (nineteenth day)

Stitches in the hepatic region; (13th dil.); while sitting, daily, at 2 or 3 p.m.

Some stitches in the hepatic region, with sensitiveness of the liver to pressure (eleventh day)

Stitches in the left hypochondrium, on breathing

Stitches in the region of the spleen, aggravated by walking, returning twice in the forenoon (tenth day)

Transient stitches, heaviness, and fulness in the right hypochondrium (second day)

Transient stitches in the hepatic region, after dinner (after 1st trit.j

Fine stitches, lasting half an hour, in the right side, below the ribs, followed by desire for stool (twentieth day)

Fine lightning-like stitch in the hepatic region (three hours after 12th dil.)

Colic low down in the right hypochondriac region, as from flatus (after 5th dil.

Scraping sensation in the hepatic region

Uiiihllical (Hid Sides. Painful distension below the umbilicus, like wind colic, relieved by emission of flatus (after 6th trit.)

Umbilicus protruded, sensitive to touch (twenty-sixth day)

Painful tension in the right side of the abdomen

Painful constriction in the umbilical region, relieved by emission of flatus

Frequent constrictive pain about the navel (after drachm)

Constant constrictive pain in the umbilical region (after 2d trit.)

Frequent constrictive pains about the umbilicus, during the day ; during the night these pains increased very much, and only disappeared after an evacuation of the bowels; the pains and diarrhoea returned eight times during the night (after 2d trit.)

Cramplike pains starting from the navel and extending into the small of the back, and ending as stitches in the hips and thighs, in the morning, on rising from bed (after 10 grains)

Griping about the umbilicus (sixth day)

Griping in the umbilical region, with ineffectual desire for stool

Drawing-griping pain in the left umbilical region, extending to the rectum and anus

Sticking griping above the umbilicus

Pinching in the umbilical region, at night

Boring pain in the umbilical region and violent palpitation, all day (twenty-sixth day)

Drawing pain in the umbilical region, extending into the thighs

Sensation in the umbilical region as if the walls of the abdomen were pressed from within outward by a hard substance

A painful pressing outward a few fingers breadth to the right of the navel, a sensation sometimes described by pregnant women, as if a part of the child were pressing there; the whole abdomen was also unusually tense and distended (first day)

Sticking-twisting pains about the navel and in both hypochondria, during stool (twentieth day)

Cutting in the abdomen, about the navel (after 5 grains of crude)

Cutting pain about the umbilicus, relieved by pressure on the abdomen, all day (twenty-third day)

Intermittent cutting pain about the navel (after 2d trit.)

Violent cutting, frequently recurring pains about the umbilicus, in the evening in bed, five minutes after the dose; she fell asleep and was awakened; after waking much thirst; ou rising she had no pains, but on going to bed the pains returned ; again she fell asleep and again was awakened ; on getting up she felt well, only very thirsty; on returning to bed she was attacked with vertigo, pains in the abdomen, and nausea; she was again awakened, and on rising was very thirsty; on again returning to bed, she was immediately attacked with pains in the abdomen, about the umbilicus, and she could not again sleep soundly (thirteenth day)

Sticking pain about the navel, on entering the house between 6 and 7 p.m. (twentieth day)

Violent stitch in the parietes of the abdomen, to the right side of the umbilicus, in the forenoon (after 25th dil.)

’^1180.] Constant rumbling in the left side of the abdomen (first day

Much rumbling in the left flank and frequent emission of flatus

Great rumbling in the left side of the abdomen (seventh day)

Loud rumbling in the left side of the abdomen (after 3d trit.)

Loud rumbling and gurgling in the left side of the abdomen and about the stomach (after five minutes)

Frequent loud rumbling in the left side of the abdomen, Avith transient stitches beneath the left scapula (third day)

Compression in the left side of the abdomen, when walking and lying down

Cramplike pain in the right side of the abdomen, lasting one or two minutes, relieved by emission of flatus, frequently recurring at short intervals (fourth day),^•

Pinching pain in the right side of the abdomen, making lying on leftside intolerable (fifteenth day)

A pressure and dragging in the sides of the abdomen towards the genitals, in the morning, so that she was obliged to sit down gently in order to avoid prolapsus of the uterus

Qeiievdl

Abdomen somewhat enlarged, but soft; gives all over on percussion the intestinal sound (after about six months)

Distension of the abdomen; (after 3d trit.),'®®-*; (after 5th trit. and 8th dil.),®®, etc.

Distension of the abdomen, as if he had eaten too much (fourth day )

Distension of the abdomen, and a relaxed sensation as if everything in it were loose, after eating and still more after drinking

Distension of the abdomen, heat of the face, and slumbering, immediately after a meal, and afterwards an herby taste in the mouth, with stupefaction and intoxication in the head

Distension of theabdomen,immediatelyafter dinner (twentyfifth day)

* Distension of the abdomen, with emission afflatus, after dinner (thirtieth day)

Distension of the abdomen, with frequent emission of flatus, after dinner

Distension of the abdomen, with nausea (after 3d trit.)

Distension of the abdomen, with rumbling (23d to 15th dil.)

Distension of the abdomen and burning about the navel (after 23d dil.)

Frequent distension of the abdomen, as if too full

* Abdomen very much distended by water and by beer, with swashing in it (second day)

Great distension of the abdomen (two hours after 12th dil.)

Great distension of the abdomen half an hour after breakfast, relieved by a subsequent soft evacuation and emission of much flatus of a strong, almost offensive odor (sixth day)

Great distension of the upper abdomen, with pressure and pain in the stomach as from fine needle stitches, which on deep breathing extended from the stomach up under the sternum (after 25th dil.)

Distressing distension of the abdomen, in the evening (third day)

Movugs and rumblings in the abdomen, followed by two watery evacuations without tenesmus and almost without pain, soon after eating (first day)

Movings about, rumbling, griping, gurgling in the abdomen, with urgent desire for stool, and evacuation of a large amount of thin, almost watery fseces with great violence and much flatus, followed after an hour by a less prolonged and less violent stool, with burning in the anus; repeated alter four hours (eighth day)

Flatus moves about the abdomen and sides without being emitted, with heaviness of the head, roaring in the top of the head, roaring in the ears, and stoppage of both nostrils

Cracking and croaking in the abdomen, all the evening (filth day)

Fermentation in the abdomen

* Giirgting in the abdomen, as after a jmrge

Gurgling, and a feeling as of the forming and bursting of bubbles of air, in the intestines (second day)

Rumbling in the abdomen (sixth day),"^'; (twenty-sixth day); after eating

Rumbling in the abdomen, while drinking coffee; after drinking the pain ceased, but returned from 9 to 11 A.M., and again more violent after dinner (twenty-fifth day)

Rumbling and colic in the abdomen for several weeks

Rumbling and gurgling in the intestines

Rumbling in the upper abdomen (after 1st trit.),""; with yawning (second day),""'’; (after 6th trit.)

Loud rumbling in the abdomen (three hours after 12th dil.),""; after coffee, in the morning (twentyeighth (lay)

Frequent loud rumbling in the upper abdomen (after 10th dil.)

Flatulence; soon (second day)

Flatulence, with rumbling in abdomen

Flatulence, with audible rumbling in the stomach

Flatulence, with a feeling as if diarrhoea would follow, wdiole walking in the forenoon ; at 3 p.m. urgent desire for stool; stool scanty and hard (eleventh day)

Offensive flatus (after the crude)

Sour-smelling flatus

Flatus of the odor of bad eggs

Accumulation of flatus

Much accumulation of flatus, causing tension and stitches in the abdomen

Frequent emission of flatus downward (twenty-fourth day)

Frequent emission of flatus through the whole day (seventh, eighth, and ninth days)

Frequent emission of flatus, in the forenoon (nineteenth day)

Frequent emission of flatus, with a feeling as if a soft stool would follow, in the forenoon

Much emission of flatus (after 2d trit.)

Much emission of flatus, especially in the forenoon (twenty-fourth and twenty-sixth days)

Mach too copious emission of jicdus

Emission of much flatus; (fifth day); all day (second day), all forenoon (third day); after dinner

Emission of much flatus, with a feeling as if liquid always escaped (tw-elfth day)

Emission of much flatus and frequent micturition ; the urine dark (seventeenth day)

Much flatus passes upward (after three-quarters of an hour)

Emission of offensive flatus, in the morning (second day)

Emission of much offensive flatus (fourth day); in forenoon (fifth day)

Profuse emission of flatus, offensive in the morning, not in the afternoon

Emission of much flatus, smelling like bad eggs, in the evening (first day)

Profuse emission of flatus, smelling of sulphuretted hydrogen

Symptoms relieved by emission of flatus (after 8th dil.)

Incarceration of flatus at night, with heaviness and fulness in the abdomen

Incarceration of flatus, with a feeling of tension in the abdomen

Flatulent troubles; heat and distension of the abdomen

A feeling as though diarrhoea would come on, in the afternoon (twelfth day)

During the menses heaviness of the abdomen

Pain in tbe abdomen, though not violent, after taking coffee (tenth

Pains in the abdomen, especially in the stomach, woke him at 5 A.M., with dryness and burning along the oesophagus and throat (sixth day)

While walking, pains in the intestines, as if everything were loose, too heavy, and would fall out

Pain in the abdomen, below the last left rib, as tlmugh diarrhoea would occur, woke her at 5 A.M., with vertigo and nausea (seventeenth day)

Sensation of burning in the abdomen, aggravated by pressure (eleventh day)

Fulness and tension in the abdomen, with a constant sensation as though flatus would pass, which was really the case; or repeated empty eructations relieving the tension

The abdomen felt very much distended, as though she had eaten and drank a great deal (sixteenth day)

Tension of the abdomen, lasting three hours (ninth day)

Tension of the abdomen, all the forenoon ; only relieved in the afternoon after the emission of much offensive flatus

Tension, as from flatulence, in the abdomen, relieved by eructations

Tension ; distension of the abdomen

Jerking constriction in the abdomen, ill the morning, in bed

Constrictive pains in the abdomen after dinner, followed by emission of much flatus and a hard scanty stool with burning in the anus, lasting nearly all the evening

Constrictive pain in the abdomen, towards evening; she was obliged to bend herself up ; relieved by walking

Transient constrictive pain in the intestines and about the umbilicus, with stoppage of the breath ; when the pain disappears, some stitches shoot from the small of the back into the thighs (after 2d trit.)

Constrictive colic, with desire for stool, and a hard painful stool (nineteenth day)

Griping in the abdomen, in the morning, after rising (thirtysecond day)

Griping in the abdomen, as in diarrhoea (nineteenth day)

Griping in the abdomen, as if diarrhoea would occur, in the morning, after rising (second day)

Griping, as from worms, in the abdomen, in the evening (seventeenth day)

Griping in the abdomen, after coffee, in the morning (twenty-seventh day)

Griping and rumbling in the abdomen

Griping in the abdomen and emission of flatus, and also empty eructations after drinking much water (third day)

Griping in the upper abdomen, with pain in the stomach

Frequent griping in the whole abdomen, sides of the abdomen, and small of the back, daily

Slow griping and feeling of coldness in the abdomen (soon), (second day)

Pressive griping in the upper abdomen

Griping colic, as if diarrhoea would occur, in the morning, on waking (nineteenth day)

Griping colic, in the morning, on rising from bed

Griping colic and a feeling of soreness in the morning in bed, then a pressing and sore feeling in the back and scapulae, disappearing after rising

Griping colic, every afternoon

After a stool griping colic, as in diarrhoea, without result, in the morning

Pinching, as from worms, in the abdomen, in the evening (twenty-second day)

Pressure m the upper abdomen

Pressure and distension in the abdomen (four hours after 12th dil.)

Cutting in the abdomen on rising, followed by profuse diarrhoea, without tenesmus ; after the diarrhoea violent cutting pains in the whole abdomen, especially about the navel and in the hepatic region (fifteenth day)

Cutting pain in the abdomen, especially below the last right ribs, in the morning after rising, lasting half an hour; also after drinking coffee, with ineffectual urging to stool; after dinner cutting pains in the whole abdomen, more violent than in the morning, lasting an hour (eleventh day)

Cutting in the abdomen (not so violent in the afternoon as in the forenoon), (seventh day)

Cutting in the abdomen, towards evening (flatulent colic)

Cutting in the abdomen previous to a thin stool

Cutting, with rumbling, in the abdomen

Cutting pains in the intestines, at times intermitting (thirty first day)

Pain as though a two-edged knife were cutting the whole abdomen, lasting a quarter of an hour, after coffee, in the morning (third day)

Very transient cutting pain in the abdomen, with desire for stool, as if diarrhoea would occur, but with evacuation of only two hard pieces, followed by tenesraus, at 4

Violent cutting in the abdomen, frequently repeated during the day (eighth day)

Very violent cutting pain in the abdomen, as if everything would be drawn from behind forward toward the navel, with anxiety) after rising in the morning, lasting a quarter of an hour ; the cutting returned after a breakfast of cottee, after dinner, and in the evening (fourteenth day)

Griping cutting in the abdomen, after eating and drinking

Screwing-up cutting pain in the abdomen, with rumbling, during breakfast (thirty-sixth day)

Cutting colic, several mornings, in bed

Cutting colic in the morning, followed by stool, with wind, and relief of the pain (eleventh day)

Cutting colic, without diarrhoea, in bed, every morning about 5 oclock

Cutting colic and tenesmus, with stool, after drinking coffee, in the morning, frequently returning during the forenoon (seventh day),‘■

Cutting colic commencing in the morning, worse in the afternoon

Cutting colic, every night, without diarrhoea

Cutting colic, with uneasiness and anxious constrictive sensation in the epigastric region, before midnight (after ten days)

Cutting colic, with audible rumbling and gurgling in the abdomen, especially during rest, after breakfast of coffee (twenty-first day)

Sticking pains in the whole abdomen, especially in the hepatic region, below the last right rib, together with chilliness over the whole body, lasting half an hour, in bed on waking (tenth day

Stitches in the abdomen

A violent stitch in the parietes of the abdomen, half an inch to the left of the umbilicus, alternating with a similar stitch in the middle portion of the anterior surface of the thighs (after 5th dil.),’•

Pain in the abdomen, as if everything would be torn out

Colic; (after 28th dil.); (after two hours); relieved by emission of flatus

A kind of colic, relieved after the emission of flatus (after eleven days)

Flatulent colic, especially on motion (almost immediately)

Colic, from flatulence, that moves about in the abdomen at night, with pressure and griping, and no emission of flatus, Avith light, frequently interrupted sleep

Colic, as from incarcerated flatus ; tenia^e pressive pain, with violent itching about the genitals, in the morning on waking; after a short sleep eA^erything disappeared, Without emission of flatus (after thirtysix hours)

Laborlike colic, Awhile riding in a Avagon

Feeling of soreness in the intestines, all night (thirtieth day)

Painful sensitiveness along the Avhole linea alba (twenty-sixth day)

Iffjpoffastrilini and Iliac Regions. Accumulation of flatus, and frequent rumbling in the lower abdomen, in the evening (third day)

Anxiety in the lower abdomen, at night, and constant ineffectual desire to urinate

Constant discomfort and dull pain in the loAver abdomen, as from indigestion in the bowels, frequently manifested by transient pressure or griping, Avith a sensation of generating flatus, which is passed offensive (after two days)

Feeling of fulness in the lower abdomen

Painful tension in the lower abdomen, especially in the right inguinal region (after 11th

Feeling of a tight band about the lower abdomen, on deep breathing (after 5th trit.)

Very violent constrictive pain in the lower abdomen, at 4 A.M., lasting several minutes, and recurring three times (second day)

Constricting laborlike pain in the lower abdomen, with Weakness

Contraction, like a cramp, in the loAver abdomen, lasting five minutes after urinating

Painful cramp above the symphysis pubis, repeatedly, in the morning (eighth day)

Laborlike drawing in the lower abdomen, extending into the thighs

Pressure in the loAver abdomen, every morning, lasting a quarter of an hour

Pressure in the hypogastric region, before the stool

Pressure in the abdomen toward the rectum. before the stool, as if flatus stopped it,b

Heavy pressure in the lower abdomen (after 5th trit.)

Laborlike pressure downward in the abdomen during the evacuation of a stool that was not hard, or of flatus; she was obliged to press herself with the hands; the pain disappeared after an evacuation,h

Pain, as from a weight, in the lower abdomen, noticed on walking,h

Cutting in the lower abdomen (after two hours, twenty-second day); in evening (first day)

Cutting pain in the lower abdomen, with great desire for stool, followed by a copious pasty evacuation, aud after an hour by watery diarrhoea (twenty-first day)

Persistent stitches in the left lower abdomen

A violent stitch to the right side above the symphysis pubis, towards the groin (after 3d trit.)

A tensive stitch above the symphysis pubis, extending towards the right groin (after 30th dil.)

Pain in the lower abdomen, like wind colic (after 3d trit.),®^>.

Painful colic in the lower abdomen, as from wind, at night, after the usual beer (eighth day)

Sore pain in the lower abdomen, before every stool or emission of flatus

Sensitiveness in the lower abdomen (ninth day)

Feeling of sensitiveness in the right lower abdomen and right inguinal region (after 8th dil.)

Tension of the left groin, with rumbling in the abdomen (third day)

Swelling of an inguinal gland

Slight swelling of the inguinal glands (seventeenth day)

A hernia protrudes

Feeling of obstruction in the right inguinal region, while sitting; on coughing, it seemed as though the oppression of the intestines became incarcerated (after 10th dil.)

Inguinal region painful, on rising from a seat and on rapid walking (after eleven days)

Frequent burning and cutting in the groin, while urinating, and most violent while sitting at dinner (and not always on urinating), (ninth day)

Tension in the inguinal region, in the evening (fourth day)

Griping in the right inguinal region, worse by paroxysms (after 5th trit.)

Sticking-drawing pain in the left inguinal region (eighth day)

Pain, as from a sprain, in the left groin

Pain, as if sprained, in the groin, in the upper part of the thigh

Stitch in the right groin (after 8th dil.)

Transient stitches in the right groin (after 5th trit.)

A transient stitch on the crest of the right ilium, alternating with a similar pain in the left inner canthus (third day).®®®.

* When coughing, pain in the abdominal ring, extending into the testicles, as if the spermatic cords would be torn to pieces

Rectum and Anus p. 560

Protrusion of the rectum and burning in the anus, with discharge of much bloody matter; he is unable to sleep at night on account of the pain (after a few hours)

A sensation in the rectum as after taking cold, with involuntary evacuation of a small quantity of slimy liquid, on waking at night (twenty-fourth day)

* Sensation as if a foreign substance or very rough hard faeces were lying in the rectum, with constant looseness of the bowels (after 20th dil.)

Feeling of heat in the rectum (after ten days)

Burning in the rectum, at night

Burning in the rectum, lasting all day, while walking (fourth day)

* Sensation of contraction in the rectum during a stool; hard faeces at first evacuated with the greatest exertion, that causes tearing in the anus, so that it bleeds, and pains as if sore; afterwards thin stools also are passed; every other day she is constipated

Frequent griping in the rectum, with urging, but with emissions of only flatus and mucus

Dragging in the rectum, after a stool

Pressure and tenesmus in the rectum, as in violent purging (third day)

Pressing pain in the rectum

Stitches in the rectum (twenty-sixth day)

Stitches in the rectum, with a feeling of soreness, so that he could not sit (third day)

Frequent stitches in the rectum, especially in the afternoon (twelfth day)

* Itching stitches in the rectum, in the evening in bed

Scraping in the rectum, during a hard stool

Frequent tickling in the rectum

Itching in the rectum continued, and was relieved by scratching

Redness about the anus (third day)

Hjemorrhoids, with moisture and stinging pain in the anus

Htemorrhoids swollen, painful to touch

Could scarcely sit still on account of painful protruding hfemorrhoids, in the evening

Sensation of heat in the anus and left testicle

Burning pain in the anus,h

■ ^Burning in the anus, after a hard stool

Burning in the anus, after a soft stool

Persistent burning in the anus, especially after being vexed

The anus seems swollen ; the sensation as of a plug sticking in it constantly drove him to stool; after the second dose there were two attacks of diarrhoea (after 1^ drachm),*k

Spasmodic constriction of the anus (tenth day)

Spasmodic constriction in the anus

Sticking and itching in the anus

Sensation in the anus as if a small, rough-pointed plug were sticking in it, or as if the anus were swollen, with frequent ineffectual desire for stool (after 1st trit.)

In the evening, he cried out, and said that a needle was sticking into the anus; examination showed ascarides ; the next day, some threadworms were passed; the biting and itching lasted five days ; it returned after two weeks, and he complained again of violent sticking, and threadworms were again found ; even to the end of the proving he had frequent itching in the anus, though no more worms were emitted

Stitches in the anus, extending up the rectum, when not at stool

Fine transient stitches in the sphincter ani (after 11th dil.)

Burning stitches and a feeling of soreness in the anus, especially while walking about, 10 a.m.,'®

Anus sore, hot

Soreness about the anus and between the nates

Biting soreness in the anus, after a thin stool

Scratching in the anus, after a stool

Jerking in the anus (after 10th dil.)

A feeling in the anus as though small bubbles of air passed through, one by one (after five hours)

Much biting and scratching about the anus

Itching in the anus, several days

Itching in the anus, after a somewhat bloody stool

Itching in the anus, in the morning, while walking (twelfth day)

Intolerable itching in the anus, that seems to extend to the neck of the bladder and prostate gland, suddenly on waking, in tbe morning, lasting seven or eight minutes (after 15th dil.)

l1410.] Desire for stool all day, as if diarrhoea would occur (fifth day)

Desire for stool, after eating (fourth day)

Urging to stool, so that frequently he thought he should be unable to retain it; but not followed bv an evacuation (second day)

Ineffectual desire for stool (seventeenth day)

Ineffectual urging to stool

Ineffectual urging to stool, with colic, at 5 p.m. (thirtieth day)

Frequent ineffectual desire for ^foo/,'®®

Violent ineffectual urging, after a stool

Excessive though ineffectual urging to stool

Colicky urging to stool (after ten days)

Stool p. 561

Diarrhoea. Diarrhoea (after 3d trit.)

Diarrhoea at times

Diarrhoea twice (thirty-first day)

Diarrhoea twice during the day (after 5th dil.)

Diarrhoea iv/ice without pain, in the morning (thirty-fifth day)

* I)inrrhcea,uithoittpain, about 11 a.m.,®

Diarrhoea after dinner (after 3d trit.)

Cutting colic, and twice diarrhoea, after coffee, in the morning (fourth and fifth days)

Diarrhoea, following rumbling in the abdomen, in the evening (eighth day),®®®. Diarrhoea follows the emission of flatus (twelfth day)

[1430.3 Urging to stool and diarrhoea (after one hour, sixth day)

Diarrhoea, with loud rumbling in the upper abdomen (eighth day)

Diarrhoea at 11 p.m. ; at 3 A.M., he woke with urgent desire for stool, that was yellowish-brown, pasty, and offensive; followed by distension of the abdomen, with loud rumbling, and a feeling of sensitiveness; on turning around, there came from the stomach a noise like the croaking of frogs, with a feeling of weakness and uneasiness in the whole body; the tongue and palate were stiff and dry ; at 7 A.M., he was again awakened by urgent desire for stool, and diarrhoea, with much flatulence, rumbling, and a feeling of sensitiveness in the abdomen ; repeated at 11 a.m. (after 10th dil.)

The bowels, in the earlier period of her illness, were much constipated ; that, in fact, was almost their normal condition in health ; but during the past three months she has suffered much from chronic diarrhoea

* Diarrhoea, like water

Looseness of the bowels (after 15th dil.),^^*; (fourth day),’

Looseness of the bowels, immediately after waking, followed, after half an hour, by a pasty stool, with emission of much flatus, without the disappearance of the feeling of looseness; after the evacuation of the bowels, another dose was taken, soon followed by violent rumbling, and after two hours by a copious, almost watery stool (fourth day)

Four diarrhoea-like stools during the day

Four painless diarrhoeic stools, with feeling of coldness in stomach (twenty-sixth day)

Diarrhoea-like stool, followed by odorless eructations, that after awhile disappear, but return while eating (after one hour), Diarrhoea-like stool, in the morning (after 15th dil.)

Stool, almost like diarrhoea, occurring daily, with few exceptions, through the whole proving

Thin, almost diarrhoea-like stool, followed by loud rumbling in the abdomen (third day

Small thin stools, in the morning and after dinner, without tenesmus or colic, the last followed by biting in the anus, that continued all the afternoon (third day)

Frequent small stools during the day

Several small, rather watery, stools each day, for three days (second day),®®.t

Frequent ineffectual urging to stool, followed by seven or eight thin stools, with colic, after which the pains ceased, and 1 felt better (twenty-fifth day)

Rumbling and gurgling in the abdomen all the forenoon, followed by four pasty stools (after 80th dil.)

Four tenacious slimy evacuations during the forenoon

Three stools, in quick succession, without relief, at 7 p.m. (thirtieth day)

Th ree thin stools (twenty-seventh day)

Three normal stools during the day (fifth day)

Stool three times a day, digested as usual (eighth day)

Stool three times, the last time very tenacious (eleventh day)

Two liquid stools, in morning, with burning in anus,®

Two thin stools, in the afternoon (first day)

Two soft stools (2d trit.)

Two normal stools (seventh to tenth day)

Two soft stools (2d trit.)

Two well-digested stools every day (fifteenth day)

Stool partly watery, partly pasty (after one hour) ; followed, after two hours, by a small, thin stool (second day)

Soft, copious stool, at 7 a.m.; followed, in two hours and a half, by another profuse thin evacuation, with biting in anus (second day)

Rather profuse dark-brown stool, followed, half an hour later, by a second tumultuous, copious, watery stool (after three hours, third day)

Urgent desire for stool, with a copious evacuation, at 9.30 p.m. (twelfth day)

Copious evacuation of half-liquid truces, with biting in the anus, at 7 A.M. (thirteenth day)

Copious watery stool (third day)

Thin stool (twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth days)

Thin stool, without tenesmus and colic, in the evening (second day)

Thin, scanty stool, with some tenesmus, in the afternoon (fourth day),™

Soft stool, in the forenoon (fourteenth day),™.

Stools soft, regular,™

Soft stool, toward morning (2d trit.)

Soft stool, after dinner (twentieth day),'A

Stool soft, with tenesmus, followed by stitches in the rectum

Very scanty, soft, easy evacuation from the bowels, after dinner (eighteenth day),'A

Difficult evacuation of a soft stool; she was obliged to make great pressure (alter 5 grains of crude)

A very scanty, artly soft stool, evacuated with much difficulty, because the rectum did not seem to take any part in the process, at 4 p.m. (third day)

Pasty stool (after one hour, fifth day),™

Stool pasty, orange-yellow, after dinner

Pasty stools, affording relief to the symptoms in the abdomen

Urging to stool, with a pasty evacuation, followed by relief of the pain in the abdomen

Urging to stool, fold)wed by a pasty evacuation, with burning in the anus, lasting a long time

Urging to stool; he could scarcely reach the closet, followed by a very pasty stool (second day)

Urging to stool, and an evacuation of a pasty, yellowish-brown, very offensive stool, mixed with small whitish-gray lumps (looking almost like masses of tubercle), in the morning (second day)

Stool scanty in the morning, profuse and pasty towards evening, with great distension of the abdomen (eighteenth day)

Profuse, pasty stool, towards evening, followed, after half an hour, by another thin stool, though he had had the normal stool in the morning

Excessive urging to stool, followed by a copious, partly pasty, partly watery evacuation (twenty-second day)

Thin, pasty stool (eleventh day); morning and evening (tenth day),™

Suddenly awoke at night, with excessive urging to stool, followed by a thin, pasty evacuation, and then by painful distension of the abdomen, as from flatulence, above the pubis, together with great exhaustion (after 15th dil.),'™

Urgent desire for stool, which threatened to force open the sphincter in spite of the will, followed by a pasty, dark-brown, very offensive evacuation (eighth day),™

Slimy stool, with tenesmus and burning in the anus, after dinner

Thin slimy stool, for several days

Thin slimy stool, in the evening

Regular and easy stool, instead of the habitual constipation,'™.

Stool scanty, though it seemed as though it was copious,™

Desire for Stool, after dinner, with a hard stool,'™

Hard unusual stool, with tenesmus, after dinner (tenth day),™.

Desire for stool, with a feeling as though the rectum would be forced out; the evacuation was hard, crumbly, followed by sticking in the anus, especially when walking (sixth day),'™.

Stool, with tenesmus, at 3 p.m., at first hard, then soft, followed by burning in the anus, when walking (sixteenth day),'™.

Stool first hard, then soft, with a feeling as though the rectum were protruding; stool, followed by a stopped sensation, with nausea, and soon afterwards vertigo; everything seemed turned around, and she almost lost consciousness, in the evening (twentieth day),™.

Stool, with tenesmus and creeping chilliness (thirty-sixth day),™.

Involuntary discharge of some drops of slimy liquid from the anus, at night

Some blood in the stool

Stool mixed with blood

Clotted blood passed with the natural stool

Constipation Constipatio'iC^^(third and eleventh days)

Constipation for along time after the proving,™

Every other day she was constipated

Constipation, lasting three weeks after the proving,™.

Constipation ; the first stool occurred in the afternoon, and was harder than usual (tenth day)

Stool constipated, for two days

Evacuation of the bowels hard (after eighteenth day),™.

Hard stools (first days); softer (following days)

Hard stool, every other day, obliging great pressure (after fifteen days)

The stool became harder, more scanty, and less frequent

* During the menses, very hard stool

Very hard stool,^’.'!

* &tool hard and dry Twenty-third day)

Dry, hard stool, like sheepdung, with violent stitches in the rectum (3d trit.)

* An unusually hard, dry, crumbly stool, without pain (ninth day)

* Hard, violent stool

Stool hard, evacuated with effort (thirteenth day)

Hard stool, with exertion, and frequently with ineffectual urging, every tw’o or three days

* Hard, unsatisfactorystool (after the crude)

Stools hard and unsatisfactory (after 5th dil.)

Hard, unsatisfactory stool, evacuated with much pressure and violent pain, as though the rectum would burst, follow^ed by bleeding of the hemorrhoidal vessels, and pressive pain in the rectum, all the forenoon, with frequent micturition

No stool (fifth day); unsatisfactory stool (sixth day); constipated (seventh day),®b

Stool unsatisfactory (twenty-fourth day)

Stool unsatisfactory, in the morning (after 27th dil.)

Violent urging to stool, with an unsatisfactory discharge, with much flatulence, in the morning

An unsatisfactory stool, about 4 P.M., with much pressure

Unsatisfactory stool, in the evening

Stool unsatisfactory, with stitches in the anus

Desire for stool, in the forenoon ; the stool, though natural, was evacuated with effort (seventeenth day)

Frequent urging to stool, with a scanty discharge (sixth day)

Stool daily, with great effort

Stool at the right time, but evacuated with great exertion (first days)

Stool, only after empty urging

Stool delayed, unsatisfactory, an(l difficult

Stool delayed till evening, when it was unsatisfactory, followed by bleeding of the haemorrhoids

Stool delayed, occurring only in the afternoon, and after much pressure,®®^]

One evacuation during the day; formerly he had two perfectly normal stools

Stool either omitted entirely, or much harder and more difficult to evacuate than usual (after 5th dil.)

Stool unsatisfactory, soft, evacuated with much pressure; next day, it was entirely wanting (after 30th dil.),®®.§

Stools daily, scanty, dry, difficult; this became a real constipation, with a hard evacuation only every second day. (with general well feeling and especially good appetite)

No stool for two days after the proving ; on the third day it was hard and unsatisfactory

Stool hard ; many days he had no evacuation at all, for nearly six weeks after the last dose

Stool Abating, or else very scanty, during the four days following the proving

Retention of stool,^^; (second day)

The usual stool was omitted (after 30th dil.)

The usual morning stool did not occur (third day)

No stool (first days),’; (thirteenth day),'*; (thirty-first day)

* Irregular, unsatisfactory stools

Stools very irregular and of varying consistency during the proving

Stools become very irregular, at times hard, at other times soft, sometimes diarrhoea-like (after 1st trit.)

Stools irregular, always difficult, with itching and burning in the rectum, several days after the proving

Stools irregular, sometimes thin, sometimes none at all

Irregular stools, sometimes two or three a day, then constipation

Stools irregular in time and character; sometimes no stool during the day, again one to four evacuations; these were sometimes soft, sometimes quite thin, or even hard, frequently followed by biting in the anus

TJliliai'i/ Orr/Ons

Tiinddev. Pressure in the bladder, without urinating (fifth day)

Pressure upon the bladder and in the lower abdomen, while urinating

Pinching stitches transversely through the base of the bladder, while walking, lasting several minutes (twentysixth day)

Transient stitches in the blad<ler on urinating, disappearing after completely emptying the bladder

JJyetJlvn. Constant moisture in the urethral orifice, with drawing in the spermatic cord

Discharge of a drop of thin glutinous liquid from the urethra, that sticks to the linen (twenty-fourth day)

* A thin liquid is discharged from the urethra after urinating, that causes itching and burning (third day)

Milky discharge after urinating

Discharge of prostatic fluid, with lascivious thoughts, without excitement of fantasy or of the sexual organs, and without erections

* Yellow purulent discharge from the urethra, which makes spots on the linen like real gonorrhoea, but without pain when urinating, only xvith some tension in the inguinal glands, tvhich are not visibly swollen (after twentynine days)

Burning while urinating,; (sixth and seventh days); in morning

Burning through the whole urethra while urinating, at night, as after new beer (fifth day)

Some burning in the urethra after an erection, in the morning (fifteenth day)

Burning and itching in the orifice of the urethra, in the evening while walking (first day)

Burning in the navicular fossa of the urethra; while urinating (3d dil.)

Slight burning during micturition (ninth day)

Drawing in the urethra after urinating (twelfth day)

* Getting in the urethra, for several minutes, after urinating (twelfth day)

f Cutting in the urethra after an emission), (twelfth day)

* Cutting and burning after urinating, with discharge of thin mucus that leaves stiff transparent spots on the shirt (fifth day)

A cutting pain towards the close of micturition, followed by thin moisture from the orifice of the urethra (eleventh day)

Sharp stitches in the urethra after urinating, after coition (ninth day)

Extremely painful stitch, as with a knife, in the navicular fossa of the urethra (after 8th dil.)

Violent stitch along the urethra (after 8th dil.)

Itching stitches in. the urethra, when not urinating, for several days in succession

* The urethra is painfully sore to pressure (twelfth day)

Very distressing attack, periodically, in the urethra and rectum ; there was frequent sensitivene.“s in the urethi’a, constrictive pain in it and in the rectum, with urging to urinate and stool, occurring irregularly, often several times an hour, even at intervals of five or ten minutes, or of two to four hours; not aggravated by external pressure; the urine was clear, of the usual amount, and passed without pain ; when urine was passed the urging to stool usually disappeared ; the latter could generally be repressed, but I was obliged to go to stool several times a day ; the stools were soft, rather thin, not preceded, accompanied, or followed by pain,®®'. Biting in the urethra while urinating

Itching in the orifice of the urethra,®®'. Itching, at times like a sticking, in the orifice of the urethra; it seems to be agglutinated with a gum ; the orifice can not be opened even by hard pressure (first day)

Desire to urinate, with six discharges at intervals of half an hour; soon after eating (twelfth day)

Itching on the tip of the glans penis, followed by desire to urinate ; the urine was very light-colored (second day)

Desire to urinate, without discharge (after seventeen days)

Increased desire to urinate (first dav); (fourth rlay)

Increased desire to urinate, with very light watery urine (second day)

* Uausaa/, desire to urinate

Unusual desire to urinate, and on retaining the urine, distressing drawing along the ureters, and a feeling of heaviness and pressure in the left frontal region (second day),'-'®.

Frequent desire to urinate, with scanty discharge

Sudden desire to urinate, with discharge of a large quantity of thin urine in the afternoon ; this urging was repeated three times at short intervals, always followed by a large amount of urine,''*®h

Urging to urinate, with frequent micturition, after dinner,'

Urging to urinate, every half hour for two hours after dinner, with discharge of clear pale urine, afterwards at somewhat longer intervals, though it lasted till evening (twenty-sixth day)

Urging to urinate, associated at times with pressure in the rectum

Urging to urinate, twice at night, without discharge

Frequent urging to urinate, with which he always passed much colored urine (eighth day)

Great urging to urinate, and inability to retain the urine, which flows copiously (after ten hours)

Several times he was so urgently driven to urinate, that it passed almost involuntarily

Twice he was so urgently compelled to urinate, that he had to leave everything as it was, towards evening (first day)

Obliged to rise at night to urinate,'; (eleventh day)

Frequently obliged to rise at night to urinate, and always passing much pale urine

More frequent micturition

Frequent r)micturition,^‘“‘; (after 2d trit.); (third day),®®®, etc.

Frequent micturition, uutlioid having drank much

Frequent micturition, all day

* Frequent micturition all day, and even at flight (thirtieth day)

Frequent micturition, even during the night (first and second days)

Micturition every half hour

Micturition every ten minutes, with a stitch extending along the urethra from behind forward (ninth day)

Frequent micturition, in the forenoon (fourth and fifth days)

Micturition six times in the forenoon; urine pale (nineteenth day)

Frequent micturition at night, and also ineffectual urging to urinate

Increased micturition ; she was frequently obliged to rise at night to urinate (3d trit.)

Micturition four times at night

Frequent micturition after eating

Frequent micturition, especially after dinner (sixth day)

Frequent micturition all day, especially after dinner

Frequent micturition after dinner; (twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth days)

Frequent micturition of pale urine (sixteenth day)

Frequent micturition; urine pale, not acrid (twenty-eighth day)

Frequent micturition all day, turbid and dark (fourteenth day)

Frequent micturition during the whole day, always followed by burning in the vagina, as if it were sore, lasting a quarter of an hour; the urine was turbid and yellowish-red (twenty-fourth day)

Frequent micturition for two or three days; the urine was pale and clear, butof a strong odor and sweetish taste (1st trit.)

Frequent copious emission of hot urine

Very frequent micturition, which continued long after all the other symptoms had disappeared,®'.!

Very frequent micturition of watery urine,®.-^Much micturition all day (fifth day); (twenty-fourth day); (thirty-second day)

Copious micturition during stool (ninth day)

* Copious micturition, with great urging, indeed every half hour, though he drinks little; at night, it ivakes him from sleep

Involuntary evacuation of a small (quantity of urine (twentyfourth and twenty-sixth days)

Involuntary emission of urine ivhile walking

Troublesome dribbling of urine after a normal stool, with pressure in the rectum, as after a very hard lumpy stool, so that he could not sit down (after 4th dil.)

Urine passed in a weak stream, and only with ^reat pressure (after 4th dil.)

TTlhiP Urine pale, clear

Urine yellow, diminished in quantity, causing burning in the urethra,*f

Dark-green color to the urine (ninth day),^

Urine became black, like a saturated solution of coffee, was completely opaque (urine ictericoruin), (after ninth day),^-

Increased secretion of urine

Increased secretion of urine (eleventh day)

Increased secretion of urine (after the provij^g'),33b

l(T:-ine scanty (twenty-fifth day)

Urine scanty, acrid, corrosive, dark, like brown beer; depositing a red adherent sediment (during menstruation), (twenty-sixth day)

Urine scanty, but there is a constant desire to evacuate the bladder; the urine is painfully acrid, and deposits large quantities of uric acid

Urine hotter than usual

* Urine turbid (thirty-second day)

Urine turbid for the last eight days (twelfth day)

Urine turbid, of a strong odor; it seems acrid (sixth day)

Whitish turbid urine, preceded by pinching in the urethra

Urine milky,, depositing a white sediment, in the morning (thirty-first day)

Red sediment in the clay-colored urine

* Brickdust sediment soon in the urine

Red sand in the urine

Urine contained 12.5 of chloride of sodium, in 1000 parts, being three times more than the normal quantity/®.

T he quantity of urine voided in twenty-four hours was somewhat less than one gallon (If kan., Sw'.); after about six months, the urine,, which is often voided, is quite clear, of a peculiar greenish color, and of a feebly acid reaction, becomes frothy on being shaken; its specific gravity in the morning is 1005; in the afternoon 1004; the urine of the morning shows, by the nitric acid test, evidence of albumen ; in that of the afternoon, however, there is no trace of it; in the specimens, which hithertohave been microscopically examined, no tubular casts have been found ; a few epithelial cells either normal or granular, occasionally containing a fatglobule, and some crystals of lithate of ammonia, are the only noteworthy elements discovered in a great number of microscopical examinations which were made.’®.

Sexual Organs p. 567

Wnle. The genital organs have a strong and offensive odor

Falling of the hair of the mons veneris and beard (eighth day)

Redness of the tip of the glans penis

The prepuce was retracted from the glans, and the accumulated smegma had a strong odor of Chenopodium vulvaria (fifth day)

The prepuce is retracted behind the glans; causing a dry rubbing sensation when the clothes touched the glans

The prepuce is retracted from the glans, whereby a disagreeable dry sensation is produced, that is aggravated by walking, whenever the glans touched the clothes (third day)

Erections in the morning (tenth and fourteenth days); before taking (seventh day)

Erections and dreams at night

Frequent erections at night

Frequent erections at night,, with discharge of glutinous moisture

Violent erections (fifth and teqth days),’; without cause (after two hours, second day)

Violent erections in "the night and morning (after six hours) ; afterwards none at all, or very infrequent

Painful erections disturbing rest at night

Lack of erections (first day)

No erections, and no emission for five weeks

Voluptuous irritation suddenly while sitting, disappearing on walking about

Feeling of weakness of the genitals

Sticking in the penis when urinating and when not (twenty-sixth day)

Stitches in the penis towards the glans (eleventh day)

Rhythmical throbbing stitches in the glans penis, with transient fine stitches in the orifice of the urethra, in the evening (twenty-fourth day)/®.

Jerking in the penis/.

Jerking in the penis when not urinating (thirteenth day)/.

Itching and crawling in the corona glands, provoking scratching (fifth day)/.

Great itching and moisture on the corona glands/.

Prickling itching on the corona glands (seventh day)/.

Scrotum relaxed for several days (after twenty days)/.

Sensitiveness and swelling of the scrotum, with tension in the inguinal region, aggravated by motion, extending from the small of the back toward the groin, accompanied the stools (three months after the proving),'*

Pinching pains in the testicles b

Drawing aching in the testicles coming from the abdominal ring

Pressive pain in the right testicle (seventeenth day)

Transient stitches in the right spermatic cord, extending into the testicles, in the evening (after 5th dil.),''A

Sensitiveness of the right spermatic cord (after 3d trit.),'*'b

Increased sexual desire

Unusual sexual desire (fir.«t to ninth day)

Great inclination to coition (fifth day),^*b

Amorous thoughts, in the evening in bed (thirteenth day)

The sexual desire is rather physical (after eight days)

Very much diminished sexual desire

Sexual desire dormant, very unexcitable/.

The sexual desire was unusually weak during the whole proving

Slight sexual desire, and delayed emission during coition (after thirteen days),b

Absence of sexual desire during the whole proving

Remarkable loss of sexual desire during the whole proving

Indifference, almost aversion, to women (second day)

Aversion to coition (twenty-third day^b

Coition weak; emission speedy, and rather cold (seventh day)

The first twelve days it causes sexual desire, erections, and an unusual voluptuous sensation during coition; but afterwards a corresponding degree of depression/.

Emissions,*^; at times; in a married man (first and tenth nights)/.

Emi.«sion, with biting on the glans penis

[I’J'IO.] Nocturnal emissions

Nocturnal emission (exceedingly unusual), (first night)

Emission every night}.

Emission towards morning

Emission soon after coition, and again the third night afterwards

Emission five hours after coition (eighteenth day)/.

Inefficient coition, and yet some emission towards morning (first night)/.

Emission during sleep, without erection or voluptuous sensation (after 10th dil.),®b

Emission with the usual morning stool (sixth day)

Frequent emissions, even in addition to the usual coition/.

Fiery coition, though with speedy emission (twenty-sixth day)/.

Profuse emission in one impotent, with much sexual desire, followed the whole night by excessive erections that were almost painful (after six days)/.

He became very much affected by coition, to which he had not been accustomed for a long time; followed by an exhausting emission in deep sleep at night (after fifty-six days)

Lack of emission on abstinence from coition for five weeks

Female. Sticking pains extending from the right lumbar region towards the uterus, violent and persistent in the forenoon, frequently intermitting in the afternoon (twenty-fourth day)

Stitches extending from the region of the kidneys to the uterus, relieved by bending up, pressure upon the abdomen, or sitting down, aggravated by walking, in the morning (twenty-fifth day)

After the menses, female impotency, aversion to coition, with drv painful vagina on coition (twelfth day)

Increased mucous secretions from the genitals (after 10 grains of crude)

Leucorrhcea, for an hour in the morning (thirty-second day)

Leucorrhcea, preceded by constricting and pressing colic, pressing downward as before menses, in the morning

Leucorrhcea, at night

Leucorrhcea, with itching of the pudenda when discharged

* Very profuse leucorrhcea (after four hours and second

* Leiieorrh(]ea of a greenish color, worse while walking

Dryness of the vagina, and painful coition (secondary effects?)

During the leucorrhoea, smarting pain

Biting in the pudenda while urinating

Menses seven days too early (after eight days)

Menses seven days too early, scanty, with headache as if the head would burst, on coughing, on stooping, and sneezing

Menses three days too early

Menses two days too early (after thirty-three days) ; they reappeared after fourteen days, rather profuse though without any pain, so that she was unconscious of it (usually she had some pain)

Menses four days too late (twentysecond, twenty-seventh, and thirty-third days)

Menses delayed five days; during this time she felt weak and prostrated, feet heavy; at last the menses came on with violent pain in the hypogastric region, nausea, and qualmishness (1st trit.)

Menses usually punctual, very obstinately suppressed for eight weeks (after fourteen days)

At first it shortens the menstrual period, but afterwards lengthens it

The periods are very uncertain ; at the commencement of her illness they appeared every fourteen days; now, six or seven weeks frequently intervene

Menses after eighteen days; then after seven weeks, then not again

The menses, that had ceased in the morning, returned in the evening, after violent anger (twentyninth day)

Menses returned after suppression for six months, in a woman fifty years old (third day)

Menses suppressed for eighty-five days returned, immediately followed by great heaviness in the lower extremities (fifteenth day)

The menses, already flowing, were increased

It lengthens the menses already flowing to eight days

Appearance of the menses, which were shortly expected, almost instantly and more profuse than usual; the secondary action, however, seems to delay them and to make them more scanty

Menses more profuse than usual, and the blood darker-colored (twenty-sixth day)

Menses of profuse blackish blood, even at night (after forty-five days)

Menses more profuse than usual, with chilliness during the first day, and much yawning, in the afternoon (fifth day)

Menses scanty (first and second days); very profuse, with coliclike soreness (third day)

The menses last only three days, and are followed by dulness of the head, and great rush of blood to it

Menses only one-third as profuse as usual, though at the right time (fifth day)

Aversion to coition and to men, during the latter part of the proving

Respiratory Organs p. 569

Lnrijndc and Bronchia. Dryness in the larynx, in the morning on waking

A peculiar pressure on the posterior wall of the larynx and fauces, extending along the Eustachian tube, and towards the tonsils (first day)

Frequently, when coughing, a sore sensation in the larynx and trachea

A scraped, scratching sensation in the larynx, as after rancid heartburn (after six hours)

A scraping and scratching in the larynx; the voice became rough (after twenty hours)

Tickling in the larynx, provoking dry cough, for an hour, at 6 Tickling in the larynx, and short, dry cough, at 5

A hoarse, whistling sound in the bronchi on expiration,'. Voice, Voice rough, with stopped coryza and some sneezing,'. Her voice, I am told, has completely changed ; it is now husky and monotonous, resembling that of a woman addicted to ardent spirits,®®. * Hoarseness in the 'morning, after a sound sleep, with much mucus in the throat, and cough

* GVeaf hoarseness, in the Excessive hoarseness (first Jays)

( oagh and Expectoration. Irritation to cough, caused by empty swallowing.

Irritation to cough, and oppression of the chest, from talking:

Cough, in the morning

* Cough, in the evening, after lying down in bed

Cough, worse from 8 to 11 p.m.

Cough at night; with a sc-raping sensation in the chest in the morning

Cough at night, with bruised pain in all the limbs

ri780.1 Cough more violent at night than (luring the day

* Cough, caused by tickling in the throat

Cough, caused by tickling in the pit of the stomach, with great dyspnoea

Cough, xvith vomiting of food

Cough, xvith complete loss of breath, day and night

Cough, with tickling in the chest (2(1 trit.)

Cough, with tickling in the chest (1st and 2d trits.)

Violent cough, almost to vomiting, though not exhausting, for four weeks

Raw, boar,«e, hacking cough

Dry, tickling cough and scraping, at night

Frequent paroxysms of dry, tickling cough (fir.'Jt day)

Hacking and dry tickling cough, at night, not during the day

Dry, hacking cough, frequently recurring at longer or shorter intervals during the day

Dry, racking cough, at 10 p.m. (third day]

Cough, with expectoration, day and night

* Tickling cough, uiih hawking of xnucus, especially in the morning (after the proving

Hacking cough, with rales in the chest, and some expectoration of mucus

Cough, and tickling in the larynx, on waking, at 2 a.m. ; he always expectorated considerable frothy mucus; the inclination to cough was increased by lying on the back ; yawning alternated with the cough,'

Paroxysms of tickling cough, in the evening, with scraping in the throat, lasting nearly a quarter of an hour, and ending with expectoration of tenacious mucus

Paroxysm of tickling cough, towards evening, ending with expectoration of salty mucus

Retching and choking cough, with expectoration of bloody mucus, that seems to come from the dry tetter in the larynx

Cough, with expectoration of blood

Expectoration of an offensive taste, in the morning, with some cough, and pain in the chest, as if it would be torn open

Purulent expectoration, with cough, that almost always consists of only one attack

Blood is expectorated and blown from the nose

(An attack of hrernoptysis, coining on after violent exertion, repeated after nine days without any cause),'®.t

H('Sfm‘afiou. The breath seems hot

The breath is foul

Offensive breath

Frequent deep breathing, with pain in the abdomen

* Shortness of breath (1st trit.)

Her breath became short, and chest tight, and as if a (iry stick of wood were down the throat, with cough

Paroxysm of shortness of breath and palpitation, though without anxiety, at night

Sometimes, after eating, the breathing becomes much impeded; this is accompanied by violent palj)itation of the heart

Oppression of the breath, with pain in the chest

-Difficulty of breathing, even when she kept quiet (twenty-third day)

Difficulty of breathing, in the afternoon (thirty-second day)

Difficult respiration, especially between 5 and 7 P.M.; also whenever she was quiet (seventeenth day)

* Difficult breathing, on ascending steps (twenty-first day)

Difficulty of breathing and palpitation, on going upstairs (thirty-first day)

(1820.] Difficult breathing ; rapid breathing, on standing, still more on walking (sixteenth day)

Difficult breathing, while walking (thirty-fiivt day)

Difficult breathing all day, aggravated by walking (eighteenth day)

Difficult breathing, with trembling of the hands and feet (twenty-first day).®®.

Want of breath on lying down, in the evening

The chest troubles became so severe, at night, that she was obliged to rise from bed to get her breath (after 1st trit.)

Violent pains at night (for example, those caused by the boil on the back) take away the breath, even to suffocation, and cause a kind of one-sided paralysis, so that the arm and leg at e powerless

* Dyspnoea

Dyspnoea and short breath, on walking rapidly

Dyspnoea, “almost indescribable during the rigors

When laughing, while drinking, she chokes herself, so that the drink regurgitates through the nose, and she comes near sul()cating

Chest p. 571

Object i re. The bones of the right chest are more prominent than natural

Mucus in the chest that causes tightness, and is dislodged on walking in the open air

Subjective. Sensation of weakness in the chest, on walking in the open air (in the sun), which obliged bim to speak softly

Disagreeable warmth in chest, in the morning on waking

Fulness in the chest (seventh day)

Tightness of the chest, when he lies down in bed, and also in the afternoon

Tension in the chest, in the morning

Feeling of tension in the chest, on stretching; painfully sore on inspiration (eighth day)

Tensive j)ain in the right pectoral muscles, in the forenoon, so that he could not become erect on account of the pain, but must walk bent forward; also, great pain on other motions of the trunk

Tensive pain in the clavicle, extending up the cervical muscles, even painful to touch

Spasmodic constriction ot the chest, very much impeding deep inspiration

Pain, like a cutting cramp, through the left chest to the scapula

Pressure upon the chest (sixth day)

Pressure in the left chest (fifteenth day)

Pressure on the chest, at night, so violent towards morning, that she was obliged to sit up to get her breath (after 2d trit.)

Pre.-sure on the chest, as though the thorax were too tight, towards morning (after 2d trit.)

Very transient j)pressure in the left half of the chest (fifth day)

Periodic pressure upon the chest, worse at night, and towards morning associated with arrest of breathing, and need to sit upright (after 2d trit.)

Attack of pressure and burrowing beneath the right ribs, with drawing in the back, extending to the head, preventing sleep at night, and with stitches in the head ; all relieved after continued talking, and on physical exertion, and also by rumbling in the abdomen and emission of flatus, or after eating

Dull pressure in the left half of the thorax, disappearing after half an hour, while walking (after half an hour)

Pi-essive pain in the chest, after standing or talking much

Oppression of the chest, in the evening

Oppression of the chest, in the house; he was also so weak that he was obliged to go into the open air, which relieved him

Oppression of the chest, with pressure in the middle of the sternum, on motion

0|)pression of the chest, and shortness of breath (twenty-seventh day)

0|)pression of the chest, as if constricted, with burning in the hands (eighth day)

Painful oppression of the chest, like a pressure, every day, on becoming erect, after sitting bent over

Chest heavy and oppressed (fifth damp

When coughing, cutting pain in left chest

Pain, as from a sprain, in the right pectoralis major muscle, on motion (fourth day)

Sticking pain transversely through the lung.s, in frequent attacks, at intervals of some hours

Constant sticking pain in the left chest, in the evening, taking away the breath ; disappearing in the open air

Stitches in the mid<lleof the chest (2d trit.),'®.-

Stitches at times, extending from deep in the chest towards the back (especially on deep breathing), (filth day)

A stitch through the pectoralis major muscle, extending to the shoulderjoint tatter Bd

Stitches in the upper part of the left chest, loss of appetite, and headache, caused by a vexation ; she feels every step in the head ; becomes very weak, and the feet become heavy,h

Transient stitch, from the left pectoralis major to the clavicle, in the afternoon (tenth day')

Eighteen painful stitches beneath the right clavicle, extending from below upward, at 4 a.m. (after Bd trit.')

Some dull stitches in the right half of the chest, at B

Violent cutting stitches in the chest, from without inwards, crossing each other five or six times in rapid succession, with tightness of the breath, at 11 p.m. (fourth day)

A stitch, as from an electric spark, in the pectoralis major muscle, followed, after an hour, by a similar stitch in the region of the right nipple; afterwards, a sensation of tightness, as from a band about the lower third of the chest, with difficult breathing (after 5th dil.b

* Sure 'pain in the ehei^f

Sensitiveness of the external chest, in the evening (first day)

Pain, as if he had been beaten, in the left lower ribs, aggravated when touched by the vest, and by every pressure (twelfth day')

Bruised pain in the left chest on bending forward, and on breathing, not on touch,h

Bruised pain, externally, in the chest,h

Constant scratching, in the middle of the chest,k

Painless jerking in the left pectoralis major muscle second day')

IfPOltf. Cracking in the sternum, on motion

Pain in the middle of the sternum, aggravated by deep breathing

Simple pain, in short paroxysms, in the sternum

Pressure on the forepart of the chest (sixth day)

Pressure on the sternum, in the afternoon

Pressure in the middle of the sternum and in the hack, below tbe left shoulder

Press!ve pain beneath the sternum (after 3d trit.)

Violent pressive pain in the sternum, with a sensation as if bruised, not aggravated by deep inspiration, but by touch; relieved by motion, in the open air, at 3 p.m. ; towards evening, it disappeared, but returned the next forenoon, and only disappeared in the evening, after three days (first day)

Sticking in the thorax, from the ensiform cartilage to the back, in the forenoon, worse in the afternoon (thirty-fourth day)

Sticking pain, as from needles, in the middle of the sternum

Some stitches in the sternum

Stitches in the region of the sternum, on every breath (1st trit.)

Stitches, with tightness of breath, first in the sternum, then in the hepatic region

Transient threadlike stitch behind the sternum (after 26th dil.)

Drawing stitches beneath the upper portion of the sternum, in the afternoon (fourth day)

Transient threadlike stitch beneath the sternum, extending along the margin (after 6th trit.)

A sharp, threadlike, piercing stitch, on the right margin of the sternum, extending from below upward (third day)

Bruised pain in the sternum

Pain, as if beaten, in one spot, on the sternum

Sides. Frequent loud gurgling in the right side of the chest (first day),®®«.

Loud rumbling; and gurgling in the leftside of the chest, near the stomach (after 25th dil.)

Pain in circumscribed spots in the right side of the chest, at times (after ninth day)

The chest, below the left arm, is painful on moving the arm, and on breathing

Frequent painless twitchings in the muscles of the left side of the chest, below the axilla (after three hours)

Sticking in the right side, below the last ribs, while yawning (twenty-first day)

Sticking in the right side of the chest for half an hour, returning after half an hour, and then lasting over an hour (sixth day)

Sticking in the left side, with tensive pain under the arm (fifth day)

Sticking pain in the right side, below the last ribs, on waking in the morning, and lasting the whole forenoon, better after dinner; it reappeared in the evening, on going out, disappeared on returning to the house (thirteenth day)

Sticking pain in the right side of the chest, only while walking; so violent that he was obliged to press the hand upon it to obtain relief

Stitches in the right side ot the thorax, which oblige her to bend up, aggravated by walking; no pain on deep breathing (thirty-fourth day)

Stitches in the right side of the chest, with hoarseness

Stitches in the right side, with oppression (twelfth day)

Frequent stitches in the sides

Violent stitch, extending outward, in the left clavicle, along the side of the chest (fifth

Dull stitches in the left side of the chest (fifth day)

Pain, like a bruise, in one spot in the left side of the chest

Jerking beneath the right arm, extending down the side

3I(ininicv. Frequent pressure above the right nipple, for four days (after 10 grains)

Stitches beneath the nipples (after 3d trit.

Stitches beneath the left nipple (after 3d trit.)

Dull stitches beneath the right nipple, also in the abdomen, to the right of the navel

Sensitiveness of the breasts (after 5 grains of crude)

Sensitiveness of the breasts, so that the slightest touch was painful (after 1st trit.)

Heart and Pulse p. 573

Precordial, Cold feeling about the heart, on exerting the mind

Constant pain in the heart, especially at night

Great pain as well as distension, at the prsecordiurn, after eating or drinking

Tension in the region of the heart (after five hour\s),"C

* Sedation of violent constriction in the heart, xvith intermitting pulse and feeling of oppression in the lower portion of the chest, as if the lungs had not room to expand, lasting a quarter of an hour (after 5th trit.)

Violent pressure below the heart as if some one were pressing fiom the abdomen towards the heart, with palpitation, which was less rapid than violent; this condition was aggravated by lying on the left side, but relieved by turning to the Light; lasting till he fell asleep (sixth day)

Pressive pain in the region of the heart, in the morning

Persistent stitches in a place corresponding to the point where the apex of the heart beats; not affected by respiration, lasting five minutes, in the afternoon

Painful stitches in the region of the heart

Painful stitches in the region of the heart, lasting several minutes; an hour after a moderate dinner

* Painfid stitches in the region of the heart, after reading aloud for some tivice

Violent stitches in the heart

A violent stitch in the region of the heart, while walking in the street in the evening, so violent that he was frightened; he stood still, and instinctively pressed the hand against the painful spot

Bruised sensation at the heart, in the morning in bed (fourteenth day)

Jerking pain in the precordial region

A jerking shock, as if coming from the heart, in the midday nap

Heart’s Action Flattering motion of the heart

* Palpitation (twenty-first day)

* Palpitation of the heart on going upstairs (twenty-third day)

Palpitation on ascending stairs, during the last week (sixteenth day)

Palpitation on the slightest motion

Palpitation, while standing

Palpitation, xvith anxiety, every day

Palpitation, with pressure at the heart, as if the heart would be pressed down ; somewhat relieved by i)pressure of the hand (immediately), (first day)

Transient attack of palpitation (after 5 grains of crude)

Violent palpitation, which woke him from sleep (relieved by a glass of cold water), (twelfth day)

Violent palpitation of the heart accompanying the impeded breathing

Frequent palpitation for as many as six, eight, or ten beats

Anxious palpitation, without anxious thoughts, for five minutes or even for whole hours, almost every day (after seven days)

Intermission in the beating of the heart, during the midday rest

Beating of the g)uhe in the whole body, even during rest

Pulse accelerated all day A-

Pulse accelerated, small and weak (after 15th dil.),'‘‘'A

The pulse seemed more rapid than usual (seventeenth day),A

Pulse and respiration more rapid, especially after drinking

■ Rapid pulse, with anxiety and oppression of breath, after dinner

Rapid pulse and palpitation, after dinner

Pulse full, rapid (thirty-hist day),'-'A while sitting upright

Pulse full, soft, 92 heats per minute (after about six mouths),A

* Some intermission in the pulse

Intermission of the pulse after dinner

* Pulse very rand and intermittent (thirty-second day ),'A

Neck and Back p. 574

Neck. Vibrating motion of the muscles of the back, right upper arm, and calves (twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth days),A

Stiffness of the nape, and by the occiput

Stiffness of nape and throat

Stiff feeling in the right side of the neck, so that she could not turn the head (second day)

Painful stiffness of the nape of the neck, worse on moving the head (three hours after 13th dil.),A

The nape of the neck is painful on turning the head somewhat

Violent pain in the nape, so that she could not turn it

Pain in the cervical muscles on coughing

The cervical muscles are painful on touch and on turning the head

Tension in the nape, in the evening (third day)

Tension in the nape, with swelling of the cervical glands

Intermitting drawing in the nape towards the occiput, lasting a quarter of an hour; repeated in the evening (seveurh day)

Violent drawing pain in the nape, so that she could not turn it for several days

Sticking in the nape of the neck, at night

Stitches externally down the neck, even through the night

Pain in the nape as if bruised, beaten, or weary

Pulsation and stiffness in the nape of the neck, extending up to the occiput, lasting two hours

Hack. Weakness, like a paralysis, of the back and small of the back, at times extending across the abdomen, in the morning on rising

Painfulness of the spine, on lying down in bed ; aggravated by lying on the back at night (first day)

Pain in the back, above the small of the back (seventh day)

Tension in the back, obliging him to stretch

Tension in the left side of the back

Drawing pain in the back at night; she was obliged to turn frequently in order to relieve it

Drawing pain from below upward in the back (fourteenth day)

Pressure in the left side of the back, near the spine, corresponding to the posterior portion of the left hypochondrium, extending to the scapula (sixth day) ; the pressure in the back aud stomach was distressing the whole forenoon, with increased accumulation of saliv'a in the mouth, rumbling in the abdomen, and frequent yawning (seventh day)

Pressive stitches on the back, near the spine, corresponding to the posterior surface of the liver; the stitches recurred periodically every half hour, and extended up below the right scapula (first day)

Tearing pain in the spine from above downward (thirtysecond day); tearing pain in the spine all day; she could not fall asleep for a long time on account of it (thirty-third day)

Pain in the left side of the back, as from pressure upon an inflamed spot

Violent bruised pain in the back and between the scapulae while sitting, worse while lying; not while walking or working with the hands

Pain in the back as if broken

Jerking sensation in the back and nape, extending towards the head

Stiffness and rigidity, with drawing pain, between the shoulders (thirteenth day)

Burning in the left scapula as if dashed with hot water (thirteenth day)

Drawing pain in the upper part of the back

Dull pressure in the back near the last dorsal vertebra (after 6th trit.)

Constant pressive^e pain beneath the right scapula/.

Sticking beneath the left shoulder, especially on drawing the back inward, though not at all noticed on deep inspiration (fifth day)

Stitch in the right scapula, at night in bed, on deep breathing

Bruised pain in the scapulae and hips Burning smarting on the uppermost vertebra

Liiinbdr. Pressure across the loins, with a feeling in the legs as if they were stiff and bandaged

Violent stitches in the lumbar region on deep breathing

Lameness in the small of the back and back, in the morning on rising

The small of the back is weak, as if paralyzed, so that he can neither stand nor walk easily, best while lying, lasting nearly all day, worse after eating (eighth fhiy)

Paralyzed feeling in the small of the back, in the morning on rising

Paralytic pain in the small of the back, most acute on becoming erect (ninth day)

Pain in the small of the back after stooping

Pain in the small of the back, on rising after long stooping/-

Pressure in the small of the back before falling asleep

Pressive pain in the small of the back, causing him to straighten up (fifth day)

A stitch in the small of the back at times (after twenty-six days)

Sharp stitches transversely through the small of the back, just above the hips

Bruised pain in the small of the back, especially while sitting

Bruised pain in the small of the back, after a stool

Pain as if beaten, in the small of the back, on stooping and rising again (eighth day)/.

* Pam in the small of the back, as if broken

Painful throbbing in the small of the back ; also in the evening after lying down in bed

Violent p^illation in the small of the back (first day)/.

Tension and heat in the region of the kidneys, even while sitting; walking soon fatigued

Sensation of pressure and fine needle-like stitches deep in the region of the right kidney (after 8th dil.)

Fine stitches rhythmical with the pulse deep in the region of the kidney (after 25th dil.)

Fine rhythmical stitches deep in the region of the right kidney (after 11th dil.)

Sa- CVdl, Paralytic drawing with dull stitches in the coccyx (twelfth day)

Dull bruised pain in coccyx and right zygoma, causing a sensation when touched as though he had fallen on the parts ; in latter place it soon disappeared, but in the former it lasted all day (fifth day)

Extremities in General p. 575

Ohjeetive, Motion of the extremities and head greater than he wishes/.

Trembling of the limbs after the slightest exertion, with frequent pulse (after 3d trit.)

Trembling of the hands and feet, on rising from bed at 11 p.m. ; she could hold nothing in her hands on account of the weakness (eighteenth day)

Violent trembling of the hands and feet after unpleasant news (twentieth day)

Jerking in the extremities; both arms are jerked forward

Jerking in the limbs, especially in the muscles of the thighs

On falling asleep in the middle of the day, jerking in the limbs, as from an electric shock (thirty-first day)

Jerking of one or another extremity, when he wished to write

Frequent and visible jerking of muscles, in the upper arms and lower extremities

Cracking in the joints (shoulder and hips) on moving them

Weariness in the limbs (after ten days)

Weakness and heaviness of the limbs, in the morning in bed, disappearing after rising (twenty-eighth day)

Weakness of the hands and feet (fourth, seventh, and seventeenth days)

Weakness of the hands, more of the feet, at 10 a.m. (tenth day)

Great weakness of all the limbs, especially of the arms, with a qualmish sensation and great inclination to sleep, in the evening, after a short walk (first day)

Great stiffness of all the joints of the body

Uneasiness of the extremities, so that he could not sit still, especially violent on laying the hands upon a hard substance, at 11

Subjective, Heaviness and weakness of the limbs

Feeling of weakness, as if paralyzed, in both hands and the right foot, in the morning in bed, going off after rising (fifth day)

Feeling of exhaustion in the limbs

The little and ring fingers, and also the whole left foot, felt paralyzed, insensible, and asleep, for an hour (after the proving)

She complains of rheumatic pains in the arms and legs; her feet and ankles are particularly painful and stiff

Painful tension, here and there, in the joints, as if the tendons were too short, or as if he had been beaten, became very frequent; the tensive pain in the inguinal regions and in the hollows of the knees was at times so violent that I was obliged to stop for several minutes while walking

Cramplike sensation in the limbs, especially in the hands, as if the parts were asleep

Drawing pains in the joints (nineteenth day)

Frequent slight drawing in both thighs, in the left arm and thumb (tenth day)

Drawing paralytic pains in almost all the joints, at times

Hot twitches on the backs of both hands and in the tips of all the toes, with weakness of the feet and less of the hands, in the morning on rising (fourteenth day)

Sticking and tearing in the shoulder and knee-joints

Frequent transient stitches in the joints, also in the upper and lower extremities (after thirty-one days)

Several tensive stitches on the front and in the middle of the right thigh, and beneath the nail of the left thumb (after 1st trit.)

Tearing and drawing pains in the ankles and wrists, that woke him at night

Bruised pain in all the limbs (second day)

Pulsation in the arms and lower extremities

Superior Extremities p. 576

Impaired circulation of blood in the arm while it is lying upon the table, and also frequently in all parts of the body

* Weakness, heaviness, and sinking doivn of the arms

Weakness of the left arm (especially of the shoulder-joint), so that he could not lift a pound with the arm outstretched ; this weakness lasted two days (after 8th dil. )

Painful weakness of the arms (second day)

* Heaviness and, weakness of the arms (third day)

Deadness (falling asleep), insensibility, and crawling in the left arm, with crawling in the tips of the fingers (after eight hours)

Painfulness of the left arm, especially in the region of the deltoid muscle and in the joint; the arm was painful, as if bruised; the joint did not tolerate the slightest motion without pain ; this gradually disappeared during the next three days (after 6th dil.)

Paralytic pain extending from the nape of the neck over the shoulder to the middle of the forearm, lasting, with slight remissions, till evening (fifth day)

Drawing pain in the left arm, so that he was constantly obliged to stretch it

Broken sensation in the bones of the right arm (fourteenth day)

SJlOU I dev. Painful cracking in the shoulderjoint, on moving it

Shoulder-joint painful, so that she could not move the arm (sixth day)

Biting burning in the axilla, with swelling after scratching

Paralytic pain and tearing in the shoulder (third and fourth days)

Tension and drawing in the shoulder-joint, like a pain after taking cold, on uncovering in the morning in bed

Burrowing pain about the right shoulder-joint, so that the arm seems lame, in the morning on waking,*. Drawing and tearing in the right shoulder, and then in the upper arm,*. Drawing and tearing in the right shoulder, that compels keep breathing, in the evening in bed (fifteenth day)

Pain, as from a sprain or fatigue, in the shoulder-joint

Sticking pain in the shoulder-joint, and extending from the right mastoid process to the antenor part of the neck, on rising in the morning, lasting half an hour, aggravated by motion (twenty-second day),■

Dull sticking and tearing in the left axilla (eighth day)

Tearing-sticking pain extending from the left upper pectoral region into the shoulder-joint,h

Transient stitch in the right shoulder (after 2d trit.)

Tearing on the posterior surface of the shoulder-joint and axilla, during the day and in bed at night,h

Tearing and drawing in the shoulder, afterwards in the upper arm, like rheumatism (twelfth day)

Bruised pain in the shoulder-joint, so that he could not raise the shoulder

A broken and tearing sensation in the shoulders, with stiffness of the nape of the neck and back (fifteenth day)

Swelling of the right axillary glands

Arm. Spasmodic contraction of the upper arms

Great sensitiveness of the upper arm to cold

The upper arras become painful at night from lying on them

Pain in the deltoid muscle on raising anything

Burning in the right upper arm; the heat is even perceptible externally

Cramplike drawing in the left upper arm, just above the point of the elbow (during rest), (after 1st trit.)

Frequent violent stitches extending from the back, and in part from the chest, to the middle of the left upper arm, like the shocks of an electric battery (third day)

Bruised pain in the upper arm, most acute in the shoulder-joint, on raising it and moving it forward and backward, not during rest

Rhythmical throbbing pain in the deltoid muscle, near its insertion into the arm (twenty-fourth day),-®.

Elbow, Frequent jerking of the left elbow, so that nearly everything falls from the hands (thirteenth day)

Tension in the bend of the left elbow, as if the arm had been exerted too much (ninth day),®"h

Stitches in the tip of the elbow

Jerking stitches in the muscles of the left arm, in the region of the elbow, lasting ten or fifteen minutes, and returning in the afternoon

Jerking in the left elbow, so that the hand seemed paralyzed, the painful sensation ceasing on stretching out the arm (twelfth day)

Foredt'm, Twitching in the muscles of the forearm, perceptible to the finger

An asleep sensation in the left arm and hand (second day)

Falling asleep of the forearm from the hand to the elbow, like a paralysis; the wrist cracks if she uses the hand

Pain in the bones of the forearms, aggravated by allowing the hands to hang down, and relieved by moving the arras (third day)

A weary pain in the forearms (second day)

Pinching pain in the left forearm

Drawing in the forearm, as if in the ulna

Cramplike drawing through the right forearm, towards the articulation of the radius (after 11th dil.)

Paralytic tearing on the inner side of the forearm

Pain, as if beaten, in the bones of the left forearm, aggravated by touch, and almost intolerable on pressure; a similar pain in the bones of the fingers, articularly of the first phalanges of the right hand (eighth day)

Wrist, Speedy exhaustion of the right wrist and arm, while triturating (after 1 drachm of 25th dil.)

Cramplike tension in the tendons of the dorsal surface of the left wrist (after 2d trit.)

Pinching and drawing pain in the left wrist, for several days (after thirty-first day)

Cramplike drawing along the inner borders of both wrists, above the wrists (after 1st trit.)

Drawing-pinching pain in the left wrist, aggravated by touch, relieved by warmth (thirty-first day)

Pain, as from a sprain, in the right wrist and last phalanx of the index finger, with weakness and a fallen-asleep sensation in both hands, especially if the hand lies upon any bard substance, or is put into the pocket (first day)

Stitches in right wrist when she takes hold of anything firmly (third day)

Drawing-tearing pains in the tendons above the left wrist (after 1st trit.)

Bruised

Upper Extremities p. 577

37 pain in the wrist/.

Hand, Swelling of the right hand, from morning till evening (eighth day),h

Involuntary movement of the right hand (third day)

Trembling of /muds (twenty-eighth and thirty-second days),^“; while writing (second day)

Weakness of the hands, so that he could not play the piano

Weakness of the hands, especially on closing them

Weakness of the right hand, on taking hold of anything, lasted a long time after the proving

She could hold nothing, on account of the weakness of the hands (third day)

The hand falls asleep when he lies on the arm

Paralytic heaviness of both hands, like a falling asleep (twenty-third day)

Cramp in the hands, on taking hold of a cold stone

Fine sticking sensation in the hands, as if falling asleep

Drawingsticking pain in the metacarpal joint of the right thumb (after 3d trit.)

Dull stitches in the right hand, especially in the thumb and index finger; he could not hold the hand still; it moved involuntarily, as in chorea, with such weakness that he could not hold the cards while playing after supper

Excessive and suddenly appearing tearing pain on the outer margin of the left hand, as if ^u the metacarpal bone of the little finger

Fhl(jets, Inflammation and pain on the sides of the nails of the middle and ring fingers (thirteenth day)

Hangnails for several days, and though he industriously cut them off, they constantly reappeared (eleventh day)

Trembling of the fingers; she could hold nothing in the hand, nor even close it, on account of the weakness (twenty-first day)

The finger-joints could hardly be bent

Weakness of the thumb, index and middle fingers of the right hand, so great that he could scarcely hold a pen, lasting ten minutes (after five hours)

Falling asleep of the left thumb, index and middle fingers, in the morning (second day)

Sensation as if a hair were lightly resting upon the inner margin of the left thumb, towards the wrist (seventh day)

Tension in the right index finger

Cramplike pain in the right thumb, at 11 P.M.

Cramplike pain in the metacarpal joint of the right thumb (after 5th dil.)

Cramplike pain and throbbing in the left index finger (in the first phalanx), while sitting after eating, especially if he lays the arm upon anything, soon followed by a similar pain in the right thumb

Pinching pain in the second phalanx of the left thumb

Pinching and clawing in the inflammation of the left ring finger (thirteenth day)

Crawling drawing and fine sticking in the right thumb and index finger (two hours after 12th dil.)

The left thumb seems sprained (twelfth day)

Pain, as from a sprain, in the first joints of the thumb (immediately)

Pain, as from a sprain, in the first finger-joints when writing

Pain, as from a sprain, in the second phalanx of the right thumb

Sticking in the fingers

Sticking in the left thumb

Sticking on the back of the thumb, near the root of the nail, rhythmical with the pulse, frequently recurring (fourth day)

Sticking pain in the left ring finger, on the side of the middle phalanx, lasting ten minutes (twenty-third day)

Sticking and crawling in the tip of the right index finger (after five hours)

Slight sticking and crawling in the tip of the right thumb and right index and ring fingers, a few minutes after waking (after 8th dil.)

Drawing-sticking pain, repeated at short intervals, in the metacarpal joint of the right thumb (after 25th dil.)

Drawing-sticking pain frequently recurring in the volar surface of the tip of the right thumb, and especially in the right index finger, during rest; at times a similar pain beneath the nails and roots of the nails (after 30th dil.)

Itching-sticking pain in the hand and backs of the fingers

Itching tearing-sticking in the middle joint of the index finger

Stitches in both little fingers (eighth day),h

Stitch in the tip of the right index finger (after 8th dil.

A transient stitch in the tip of the left thumb (after 1st trit.)

Some violent stitches in the first phalanx of the right index finger, with violent electric shocks through the whole right arm (after 25th dil.)

A dull stitch in the joints of the right middle finger (twelfth day)

Fine stitch in the tip of the right index finger (first day)

Fine painful stitches through the tip of the right thumb

Stitches, as from a fine s})linter, in the volar surface of the right thumb (after 3d trit.)

(A stitch, as with a needle or like a fiery spark, in the joint of the right index finger, in the evening), (eighth day)

Transient tearing stitches in the right index finger (after 6th trit.)

Tearing in the extensor tendons of the right index finger, extending into the forearm

Tearing pain, by paroxysms, extending backwards in the thumb and tip of the index finger, paralyzing the whole hand,h

Violent tearing in the first joint of the left thumb, as if it would be torn out,h

A sudden extremely violent pain in the second phalanx of the right index finger, as though it would be torn off (after 1st trit.)

Sticking-tearing pains in the tip of the right index finger (after 30th dil.)

Drawing-throbbing pain, as from commencing suppuration, in the tip of the right index finger, with frequent emission of flatus, in the evening (after 30th dil.),”».

Drawing-sticking pulsating pain in the metacarpal joint of the left thumb (after 25th dll.)

Frequent crawling in the tips of the fingers (second day),^

Clawing and crawling, as with a fine needle, in the tip of the right thumb (lasting ten seconds, and returning after a few minutes), (after 9th dil.)

Crawling in the tip of the right thumb (after 6th trit.)

Crawling in the tip of the right index finger (after 3d trit.),^'(

Sticking crawling in the tips of several fingers (fifth day),''

Sticking crawling in the tip of the right thumb (after 15th dil.)

Sticking crawling in the tip of the right index finger, alternating with itching in the anus, as though insects were crawling out of it (after 5th dil.)

Stitchlike crawling in the tip of the right thumb (after 8th dil.)

Frequent stitchlike crawling in the third phalanx of the right index finger, in the afternoon (after 25th dil.)

Inferior Extremities p. 579

Objective. *SweIii7ig of the lower extremities, fro7n the middle of the leg downward, with a feeling as though the feet were filled with lead, in the evening (third day) ; and in the morning (fourth day)

* Trembling of the lower extremities froiyx weakness, o)i rising after sitting, relieved on continued walking

Violent jerkings in the lower extremities, waking him from the midday nap,h

It was difficult to put one leg over the other (eighth day)

Lameness of the lower extremities, in the morning

Sudden lameness of both lower extremities (after writing), relieved by rapid walking

Weakness of the lower extremities, worse in the morning

* Weakness of the lower extremities, especially of the knee-joint, in the morning, disappearing towards noon (third day)

Weakness in the right lower extremity

Much uneasiness in the lower extremities, at night

Great restlessness of the lower limbs, while .‘sitting (third day)

Dread of walking,*. Falling asleep of the left lower extremity, during the midday rest,*. Weary pain in the lower extremities, in the morning on waking

Feeling of weakness in the right lower extremity, as though it were paralyzed, in the morning in bed ; better on rising (seventh day)

Heaviness of the lower extremities, in the evening (second day)

Heaviness in the lower extremities, even when at rest

Feeling of heaviness in the lower extremities, as after along march

Uneasiness in the lower extremities, late in the evening, as if the joints, for example, the knees, were tightly bandaged ; was frequently obliged to stretch

Drawing pain, extending down the whole lower extremity

Drawing pain in the bones, from the thigh to the malleolus, worse from the knee down; while ascending steps it seemed as though some one were pulling her back (twenty-first day)

Spasmodic drawing pain in left lower extremity and foot

Pain, as if the tendons in the left lower extremity had been strained

She could not lie on the right side at night, on account of a bruised pain in the hip, knee, and ankle

Sensation in the left calf and left nates, as if he had fallen upon them (ninth day)

Hip. Unsteadiness in the hips; the thighs waver

Rheumatism in the left hip; could not walk for eight or nine days

Paralyzed feeling in the hips (eleventh day)

When moving or turning the body, a peculiar sensation in the hip-joints, as if the head of the bone slipped out of the socket (after 1st trit.j

Tension about the hips, as if everything were too tight; she was obliged to loosen the clothes

Tension in both hip-joints, almost as if sprained, even noticed while sitting

Painful tension in the hip-joint, which is also sore when touched

Cramplike pain in the right hip-joint, quite troublesome when walking (seventh day)

Painful cramp in the hips

Pain, as from a sprain, in the left hip

Pain, as from a sprain, in the right hip, soon extending into the small of the back, so that he could not rise from a seat without pain, and could neither straighten himself up nor walk ; especially bad on deep breathing

Stitches in the right hip-joint, more when walking than when sitting

A stitch, extending from the horizontal ramus of the pubis through the right hip-joint, in the evening, while walking; ten minutes afterwards, while sitting, a similar though less severe pain in a spot on the left side (after 10th dil.),'

Several violent stitches in the right hip (seventh day)

Very violent drawing-tearing pain in the region of the ischiatic notch of the left hi{)-bone (after 1st trit.)

Pain in the left hip, as if bruised

An electric shock, extending from the right hip-joint downward and inw-ard, while walking, at 7 p.m. (eighth day)

Thigh. Sensation of heaviness and weariness, extending from the hips, along the posterior surfaces of the thighs, down to the bends of the knees (second day}/®.

The thighs are painful and tense, when walking

Drawing tension in the middle of the anterior surface of the left thigh, preventing walking (third day)

Drawing pain in the right thigh, extending to the knee; intermitting, during rest and motion, even at night (fourteenth day}

Drawing pain in the thigh, extending to the knee; especially ^vhen walking (sixth day)

Drawing pain in the nates

Cramplike drawing in the bend of the right thigh, tow^ards evening (after 15th dil.},^-

Muscular twitches in the thighs

Twitching in the tendons of the thighs, often lasting several minutes

Stitches, shooting from the small of the back to the thighs, as the pains about the umbilicus cease (after 2d trit.)

Two very severe stitches in the left thigh, near the scrotum (third day},^'®.

Violent stitches in the left thigh, at night

Cramplike drawing stitches in the inner surface of the left thigh (after 25th dil.)

Tearing stitches above the nates, extending to the groin and hips

Tearing in the right thigh (after riding in a wagon), (fourth day)

Knee. The knees crack while walking,.in the evening

Weakness and weariness in the knees, as if they would give way, in the evening (second day)

Feeling of stiffness, now in one, now in another knee, after rising from a seat

Tension in the hollows of both knees, on rising from a seat, and on walking, increasing from the morning through the day (after three days)/.

Tension above the knee, with a feeling as though the lower extremities were too short, on ascending steps (second day)

Tensive pain in the hollow of the right knee, as if the tendon were too short, while walking, in the afternoon, lasting a few minutes; almost compelling limping (second day)

* Seiisatloii in the hollow of the knee, as though the tendons were too short

Sensation as if the tendons were too short in the hollow of the left knee, and in the third, fourth, and fifth right toes

Sensation in the hollow of the left knee, as though the tendons were too short, frequently recurring during the forenoon: most noticed on rising from a seat (first day); repeatedly, during forenoon (twenty-first day),^■

* Sensation as though the cords under the knees ivere too short, repeated, during t/ie/or<enoo?i .(twenty-first day)

Compressive pain, as from great fatigue, in the knees and ankles, followed by dull drawing in the whole or the lower extremities

Drawing pain in the knees, while sitting

Sticking-drawing pain above and below the knee, while sitting

Paralytic drawing in the left knee, in the evening

Tearing drawing in the hollow of the knees, mostly while walking

Pressive pain in the left knee joint, impeding walking (fifth day)

Pain, as from a sprain, in the left knee, while waiking,b

Pain, as from a sprain, in the knee-joint, while walking

Sticking in the left knee

Stitch, as with a needle, in the right patella (fourth day)

Stitches, from within outward, in the inner side of the left knee, as from fine piercing nails, about 1 p.m. (fourth day®'®.

Transient stitches in the right knee-joint (thirty-first day)

Long stitches in the right knee, slowly appearing and disappearing, while walking (second day)

Violent long-continued stitch in the left knee (seventh day)

Very acute stitches in the hollow of the left knee

On ascending stairs, a sensation as though some one were striking the hollows of the knees; trembling of the knees whenever she stepped up a step, lasting all day (eighteenth day)

Bubbling, as of water beneath the skin of the left knee

Great heaviness of the legs; a bruised feeling on ascending steps

Painful distension of the left hamstrings, while sitting quietly (after 5th trit.)

Cramp in the leg, at night

Paralytic drawing in the right leg that at last extended into the thigh ; with scarcely any power on standing (ninth day)

Frequent painful stitches in the left leg, while riding in a carriage (first day)

Pain in the right tibia, with a feeling, on walking, as though the bone were diseased at one spot, so that he began to walk with anxiety (fifth day)

Slight drawing in the left fibula (eighth day)

Cramplike pressive pain on the left tibia, as though too tightly bound, in the evening

A cramplike, pressive pain in the right tibia, extending towards the malleolus, in the afternoon, while walking; it seems as though the drawers were too tight (third day)

Drawing-tearing pain below the head of the left fibula (after 1st trit.)

Pain, as after a blow on one spot on the tibia, not when touched

Tremulous unsteadiness of the calves, while walking, standing, and even while sitting

Tension in the calves, while walking, as if the muscles were too short

Tension in the lower extremities, in the calve.s, as far as the knees, only while walking, not while sitting

Cramplike constrictive pain in the calves, while walking

Cramp in the left calf (three hours after 12th dil.)

Cramp in the calves, regularly recurring at short intervals (after 5th trit.)

Cramp in the calf on turning the foot, while sitting

Lying in bed with left leg drawn up; severe cramp in left calf, waking her up and making her scream, leaving calf tender, at 5 a.m. ; when standing, slight cramp in right calf, at 5.’>0 A.M.; when standing, slight cramp in left calf, at 6 30 a.m. (twenty-second day)

Transient tearing pains in the calves

Slight throbbing in the left calf

Sticking drawing in the right tendo Achillis (after 1st frit.)

Stitches in the tendo Achillis, now of the right, now of the left foot (after 5th dil.)

Auh'Ie. Paralysis of the ankle, or like an internal falling asleep, while sitting and walking; she could move the foot only a little

A throbbing cramplike pain above the left external malleolus, towards the tendo Achillis (during the midday nap), (after 7th dil.)

Pain, as from a sprain in the ankle, for several days

Transient stitch in the right angle (after 3d trit.)

Transient stitches, first in the inner malleolus, then in the tendo Achillis, of the right foot (after 3d trit.)

Tearing in the right malleolus, increasing from morning till evening, so that at night he could not sleep a moment on account of the pain, also with pain in the back

Violent drawing-tearing pain in the tendons above the inner malleolus of the left foot (after 1st trit.)

Sore pain above and about the left malleolus (seventh day)

Pain, as from an ulcer, in the malleolus, when stepping, and on touch, extending into the calf; while sitting, there is only a tensive pain

Foot, Cracking in the joints between the metatarsus and toes

Weakness of the feet (third day)

The right foot, especially from the knee down, was weak, when waking in bed, as if he could not raise it

Weakness, like a paralysis of the right foot, so that he thought he could not move the leg, in the evening (twenty-first day)

On standing, the feet give way, so that she falls down (fourth day)

* Uneasiness o/ the feet, so that she was constantly obliged to move them; better while walking (sixteenth day)

Great uneasiness, with stitches in the feet, so that he could not remain sitting, and was obliged to constantly move the feet back and forth; better on walking about, at 10 p.m. (fifth day)

Great uneasiness in the feet, from the knees down, so that he could not sit still; he was obliged to rise and walk about, which always relieved the restlessness, at 11 p.m.,®*®

Uneasiness of the feet from 10 to 11 p.m. ; a persistent symptom for a long time after the proving

Long-lasting falling asleep of the foot

Heaviness of the feet; (thirty-fifth day)

The heaviness and uneasiness in the feet became worse in the evening, after beer (twenty-first day),®®.f

* Feeling of heaviness in the feet, while walking in the evening

Feet so heavy when standing, that she soon became tired ; while walking, she felt better; while riding in a carriage, sitting or lying down, she felt quite well (second day); feet very light (fifth day)

* Great heaviness of thefeet

Pain in the right foot, extending upward to the middle of the tibia (fourth day)

The feet, from the toes to the ankles, are painful, on walking

Disagreeable burning in the feet, while walking

Tension in the left foot, especially on the inner side of the thigh, in the afternoon

Tensive sensation in the feet, and especially in the hollows of the knees (twenty-second day)

Cramplike contraction in the left foot, especially in the muscles of the calves, lasting several hours

Cramplike pain in the left foot (fifth day)

Cramp in the soles of the feet, in the evening

Cramplike sticking pain, as if sprained, in the left foot, when walking and stepping upon the whole sole

Acute pressive-sticking pain in the left foot whenever it is lifted in walking; together with a shuddering pain, extending from the knee up along the axis of the thigh; this

t yiie alway.s had heaviness and uneasiness in the feet before menstruation, which was due in a week. pain disappeared in about three minutes, while walking, at 7 p.m. (eighth day),Itching sticking on the back of the left foot, rhythmical with the pulse (after a very thin stool), (fourth day)

Stitches in the heel, in the afternoon (seventh day)

Violent stitches, as with agiowing needle, in the forepart of the left foot, in the evening

Itching stitch in the heel (third day)

Several fi lie gnawing-itching stitches in the right heel, at 4 a.m. (after 3d trit.)

Transient tearing in the left foot

Fine throbbing in the whole foot

Gnawing in the heel, in the evening

Distressing gnawing in the bone of the left heel

Stitchlike crawling in the right sole

Toes. Redness and coldness of the first joint of the great toe, with pain, like a boil, when touched; while standing and walking, tearing and sticking in it; not while sitting

Boring pain in a corn

Burning in the corn, at night

Drawing pain in the great toe

Drawing and tension beneath the left great toe, frequently recurring at short intervals (after 8th dii.)

A sticking sensation in the flexor surface of the right second toe, at 7 p.m. (third day)

Smarting-sticking pain in the toes

A stitch in the left great toe, in the evening (third day)

Stitches in the corns, without external pressure

Stitches in a corn, on waking in the morning

Stitches in a corn, all the afternoon

Dull stitches in the corns (tenth and eleventh days)

Acute stitches in the corn, all night

Some sudden, very acute stitches in the right great toe, while sitting (second day)

A stitch, as with a needle, in the root of the nail of the right great toe (fourth day)

Burning stitches on the backs of the toes (third day)

Itching stitches in the right great toe, in the morning, at 4 a.m. (after 3d trit.)

Generalities p. 583

Objective. He has become remarkably fat and well-looking during the last few days (fifth day)

Analysis of

Water

Blood-corpuscles

Albumen

Fibrin

Fatly matters

Extractive and salts

Blood.

During usual diet.

During salt diet.

Skin p. 583

* Every motion excites the circulation

* Began to lose flesh and strength; after about six months the face was tolerably plump, but the body thin

Emaciation.

She was emaciated during the proving, looked pale and sunken, especially in the morning, and after dinner (fourteenth day)

Became greatly emaciated

She becomes remarkably emaciated (twelfth day)

Very awkward ; on taking up a small article it fell from his hand; he knocked against things (second day)

Starts up violently at every trifle, towards evening; also ill-humored and indolent, in the forenoon ; he would rather not speak at all (tenth day) Pulsation in the whole body, so that all parts frequently moved

* o/ the whole body (thirty-first day)

Trembling of the whole body, especially of the hands and feet (eighteenth day)

Trembling over the whole body in the evening (ninth day)

Muscular jerkings, here and there

Jerking in the upper part of the body, in the afternoon while lying down, when awake

Stiffness of the scapulae, hips, and small of the back,'. Indolent, weak, and sleepy (sixteenth day)

Very indolent, and without desire to work,h

Easily fatigued

Excessive languor during the rigors

* Weariness

* Weariness, only while sitting (after 21st dil.]

Weariness and flatulence all day (second day)

Unusual weariness.«, especially of the thighs, upper arms, and shoulder-joints (second day'i

* Great weariness all day (fourth day)

Great weariness, daily, and constant yawning,h

Weary, tremulous, and prostrated, immediately after the midday nap,h

Very weary and prostrated, especially on rising from bed (eighth and ninth days)

* (thirty-first day)

* Weakness all day

Weakness in the evening (after 3d trit-V®.

* Weakness of the whole body (second day)

* Weakness of the whole body; the feet are heavy and become very weary while standing, with great painful sensitiveness of the skin to the slightest touch, mostly on the louis; better while walking, riding in a wagon, sitting, and lying

Weakness of the whole body, for example, on moving the arm

Weakness of body, with the hunger

* General weakness, with trembling of the hands and feet (nineteenth day)

Great weakness (niter 1^ drachms),**; (sixth day),*; especially of the feet

* Great weakness, obliging her to lie down (after 40 grains)

Great weakness, with dulness of the head, in the afternoon (ninth day)

Great weakness, with a suffering expression and sadness, the day after a restless night (after twelve hours)

Remarkable weakness the whole forenoon (twenty-seventh day)

Remarkable weakness and prostration of the body (was not in a condition to make my usual calls on foot)

Extraordinary weakness of the upper part of the body, less of the feet (fifth day)

Extreme weakness after dinner, as after great physical exertion, only noticed while sitting (after the proving)

Weak, prostrated, and nl-humore<l (second morning)

So weak in the afternoon that she could not carry a basket of wood (eighteenth day)

Standing was so difficult on account of weakness that she was obliged to sit down (second day)

She was weakest in the morning in bed and while sitting; while walking, she com[)lained of no weakness

* Mental and physical exhaustion

Exhaustion of mind and body, with increased appetite

Great exhaustion of mind and body, in the evening (first day)

Great exhaustion and sleepiness, so that he was obliged to go to bed earlier than usual

* Great physical exhaustion; his strength is not sufficient for his work, for several weeks

Very much exhausted after a short walk (second day)

Completely exhausted for two hours after eating, and obliged to lie down

She did not dare to make any exertion with the lower extremities in walking, because she became completely exhausted and nauseated on account of weakness

Prostration of the whole body, for a long time after the proving

Prostration and weakness, with trembling of the limbs

* Great prostration, in the evening (first day)

Faintness, for half an hour

Uneasiness of the whole body, so that he could not remain long in any place

Subjective. Takes cold easily (after twenty-four hours)

Dread of the open air (after twelve hours)

Takes cold very easily, and thereby coughs and is hoarse

Tickling weary pain

Sensation of weakness

Sensation of weakness, while sitting

Feeling of weakness over the whole body, in the evening ; the longer she remains up the weaker she becomes (fifth clay)

Feeling of great weakness, in the morning before rising from bed, disappearing after rising, during the first part of the proving, but at last continuing all day (after 1st trit.)

Feeling of prostration, in the morning on waking

Sensation of an epileptic attack for some time

* On motion all the muscles are pain ful, especially those of the thighs and upper arms, as if the flesh were loose

Gnawing pressure, by paroxysms, now in the pit of the stomach, now about the navel, now in the chest, in the evening

A lightning-like sticking cutting, extremely violent pain, beginning in the anterior superior spine of the right ilium, extending partly down over the trochanter towards the anterior and outer surface of the thigh, partly upwards across the back to the vicinity of the scapula, shaking the whole body, while sitting (third day) ; the next morning alter waking, a similar cutting pain starting from the left hip

Stitches, here and there

Fine stitches in various parts of the body, especially in the lips and along the whole urethra (second day),A

Fine stitches in various part of the body, especially in the tip of the right thumb, in the left side of the umbilical region, and in the thighs (seventh day),^h

Fine transient stitches in various parts of the body (third day

Fine stitches in various parts of the body, very transient

Sensitiveness of the body to touch,^h

Sensitiveness of the whole body; wherever she was touched, she felt as if she had received a bruise; worse about the loins (.second day)

Violent electric shocks through the right half of the body, on attempting to fall asleep (after 10th dil.)

An attack ; it runs from the stiff nape into the head, the eyes hurt, she becomes very sick at the stomach ; with chilliness and loss of senses (eighth day)

Attack of great excitement, followed with great anxiety by crawling, beginning in the tips of the fingers, the hands, and arms; the arm falls asleep as if dead, and the crawling mounts into the throat, lips, and tongue, which seem to become stiff, with boring in a tooth ; followed by weakness of the head with impaired vision ; even the lower extremity falls asleep and the joints seem dead ; all mostly towards evening

An attack like epilepsy ; it extends from the left shoulder to the head, then presses in the temples, as if the head would burst; the brain pained as if sore and beaten, with constant drawing pain from the shoulder to the head, and constant inclination to vomit, as if coming from the stomach ; she was obliged to lie down, with chilliness and heat in the face (eighth day)

Riding horseback affected him more and more from time to time (third day)

Skin p. 585

Skin pale, dry, but elastic to the feel (after about six months)

Brown spots on the back of the hand, as if she had been bruised there, though without pain (twenty-sixth to twenty-eighth day)

Small red swelling, with sore pain on pressure, in the sides of the nails of the left third and fourth fingers (in the places where the hangnails had been cut), (twelfth day)

A white spot, as large as a dime, on the sole of the left foot, towards the middle toe, not elevated above the skin, very painful when stepping upon it (third day)

The skin of the lip cracks and bleeds easily (tenth day)

Cracking of the skin of the lip, after the scab formed on the vesicles began to dry; burning of the lips, that bleed easily (eighth day)

Peeling of the skin on the red margin of the upper lip

The liver lip becomes dry and desquamates in the evening ; it becomes extremely 2)ain ftd, and on sneezing cracks in the middle,^. A small prick in the finger began again to bleed, for several days in succession

Left side of lace felt rough, as if from the remains of pimples, in the morning (thirteenth day),Eruptions, Erig Red spots as large as the head of a pin over the whole body, preceded by a sensation oj heat in the face, on the abdomen, arms, and lower extremities; these spots itched, and the whole body was red after rubbing, for half an hour

Pimples and caumig violent itching; on the neck and arms it was as large as milletseeds, on the abdomen, nates, and thighs as large as small j)eas; she was obliged to scratch violently, which relieved the itching for a short time; at first the eruption could only be felt as a pimple, but on scratching it became red and bard ; the itching prevented falling asleep (tenth day')

Nett/rash eruption over the whole body, with stitches in the slcin

Itching in various parts of the body, especially the left knee ; after scratching, 'a nettlerash eruption, which also soon disappeared

* Large and red hives, xvith violent itching over the whole body and on the neck

Urticaria, itching for an hour, after violent motion (second day)

Scurfy,“h

A dark-red, mottled spot by tbe nail of the left third finger

(Red, somewhat elevated spots on the glans penis), (seventh day)

Three elevated red spots as large as peas, on inner side of right forearm, that itch violently and disappear in twenty-four hours (fifth day)

Eruptions in the corners of the mouth (thirty-second day)

Eruption on the forehead, like milletseeds, only noticed when touched (sixteenth day)

* Eruption, with smarting pain on the red of the lips

Pitching eruption on the margin of the hair at nape of the neck, temples, and also in the eyebrows

Itching, gritty rash behind the ear for several days (twenty-first day)

Itching, gritty eruption on the chin, for several days

Itching, gritty eruption on the knee, lasting several days (after twenty-nine days)

Small pimples behind the left ear (sixteenth day)

Small pimples on the abdomen and lower extremities

A small bard pimple in the middle of the forehead, and one on the nape of the neck, with burning pain when touched

A small painful pimple on the upper lip, below the septum of the nose (.second day)

Very many more pimples on face than usual, especially left side (first day); two pimples on right cheek, with some burning (second day) ; large pimple on back of (right) hand ; yesterday, face covered with pimples, three being very large ones; to-day not so many (third day); yesterday, pimples on chin and forehead ; a few to-day; yesterday they left burning; to-day and yesterday they were more violent after washing in cold water (seventh day) ; after washing face with cold water, pimples could be plainly seen under skin of face (eighth day)

Red pimples over face, especially on left side; face itching, burning, and red in patches, especially on left side; in centre of forehead is a red circle with a white patch in centre, and at the same place a number of pimples, burning and itching, the itching being only momentarily relieved by rubbing; in afternoon, all symptoms of head and face better (.seventh day); woke with same head and face symptoms, but less; in afternoon they decreased still further (eighth day); still less (ninth day); large pimple on dorsum of right foot, stinging, pricking, itching, and burning; lasted three days; dying away the fourth day (fifteenth day); pimple on edge of right ear, burning like fire, pricking and itching; itching relieved by touch ; after rubbing it bled freely (seventeenth day); much itching of the ear, relieved by touch (eighteenth day) ; the same symptoms of right ear, but less; worse in morning; no bleeding; in morning, a pimple in corresponding part of left ear, burning, pricking, and itching; the itching momentarily relieved by touch ; no bleeding; a pimple inside left external ear; on dorsum of left foot, a pimple like the one on right foot, and in the corresponding place (nineteenth day); one or two pimples inside/e/H external ear aud on the edge, stinging, itching, and burning like the former ones (twentieth day); pimples on loot gone; more pimples on face than before, chiefly on left side, resembling the former ones (twenty-first day),®®. - A number of small red pimples on face, one on right upper eyelid, one larger one on right side of neck, at 12.30 p.m. ; appearing asjain in the evening (third day) ; pimples on face better in afternoon (fourth day); pimples as before (fifth day); one large pimple on right cheek, in the morning, left cheek covered with red pimples in the evening (tenth day) ; also in the morning (eleventh day)

White pimples about the nose,h

Small burning pimples beneath the septum of the nose, with a sensation as if an acrid matter were running from the nose (fourth day),h

On the legs, eruption in various groups, with corrosive itching, especially when touched

Papular eruption on the face

Papular eruption on the forehead and nose (seventh day)

Papular eruption on the mons veneris

Eruption of finely granular rash on the outer side of the calves, extending up over the thighs

* Whitish itching hives on the arms and hands, becoming red after rubbing, with violent itching

Warts on the palms, with pain on pressure

iEruitfiouSf 3Ioist. Violent itching in the skin ; with appearance of small vesicles after scratching

Herpes circinatus over the whole body (six weeks after the proving)

* Herpes circinatus developed in various parts of the body (did not entirely disappear for a month after the proving)

Biting and itching in various part of the skin ; on several parts of the body some herpes circinatus (after 12th dil.) ; the tetter usually disappeared with desquamation in from eight to twelve days, only to give place to another tetter; this continued during the whole proving

large blister on the red of the upper lip began to dry towards evening (fifth day)

* A blister as large as a pea, filled with bloody serum, on the 7nape of the neck, near the hair

A white spot on the sole of the left foot was noticed on the third day; it had entirely disappeared on the fifth; but farther forward a blister as large as a pea formed and discharged bloody serum

Small blisters behind the left ear, that do not itch (twenty-first day)

Numerous blisters that burn and smart when moistened, on the red of the lower lip

Itching on the inner margin of the wrist; after scratching, vesicles appeared

Vesicles on the forehead and nose (after twelve days)

Vesicles becoming covered with scabs, on the red of the lower lip

Small red vesicles, with itching, here and there, on the arm (thirtieth day)

Swelling around the lips, with large vesicles on it; the red of the lip was sore and ulcerated, and the tongue covered xvith smarting vesicles

On the hands, many small vesicles that gradually desiccate, when the skin desquamates

* A small painful vesicle on the upper lip, below the septum of the nose (fourth day); *small vesicles on the upper lip, below the septum of the nose, which burn, it seems as though she had a moist nose (fifth day) ; *the vesicles on the upper lip, beneath the septum of the nose, became confluent and covered with a scab, that fell off after several days and left a red spot, that lasted two weeks (after eleven days)

Itching vesicles, as if a tetter would form, on the left wrist and both hands

Itching vesicle on the little finger

Many smarting vesicles on the root of the nose; they become covered with scabs

Small red spots on the skin in the epigastric region, with fine sticking when touched, obliging rubbing; afterwards becoming itching vesicles

A small ulcerating vesicle in the right corner of the mouth, very painful to touch (fifth day)

A second vesicle containing much lymph on the under lip (seventh day)

Tetter on the anus

Tetter above the left knee and on the left leg like that on the right leg), (thirteenth day)

Tetter as large as a pea,, with dark-red areola, on the left thigh, cutting itching, and on scratching painfully sore (twelfth day)

* I(ed tetter in the hollows of the knees

Many round itching spots of tetter on the arms

Violent itching on the lower extremity of the inner surface of the left forearm, with the appearance of two red tetter-like spots as large as small peas; next morning one of the spots had disappeared; the other, when examined under the glass, seemed to consist of ruptured vesicles, so that the spot had a general raw look to the unaided eye; after two days this also entirely disappeared (fifth to ninth day)

* About the mouth, small vesicles, forming a kind of tetter, and becoming covered with a scab that after some days desquamates, but a red spot remains for two weeks (after six days)

An itching, moist tetter, sharply circumscribed, on the scrotum and opposite on the thigh

A tetter on the hands which she usually had became very much worse, with great biting and burning (after 9th dii.)

Etirptions Pustular. In the right corner of the mouth a small suppurating pimple that pains most on touch (third day)

A somewhat denuded spot in the skin of the right hand became inflamed and formed a blister, under which pus collected (eighth day)

Itching on the back, where he notices some pustules (fifteenth day)

A somewhat elevated spot that inflames and becomes a pustule, on the hand

(A kind of ringworm on the legs, abdomen, and arms, about as large as a quarter of a dollar), (2d trit.)

Many boils on the body (after fourteen days)

Appearance of numerous boils on the back, lasting during the proving

A boil that discharges much matter, above the eye

A boil on the lobule of the left ear; it is very painful, and discharges matter and blood, after six days (after eight da3'^s)

A boil on the left cheek

A boil on the neck

A boil on the knee

Corner of the mouth ulcerated

On the chin, a red itching spot that becomes ulcerated after rubbing

SeusutioTtS. The skin is very sensitive; even a slight blow or bruise is very painful

Stitches in the skin in various parts of the body

Fine stitches, here and there, in the skin (second day)®

Fine stitches in the skin, especially of the lips, under the shoulder, in the chest (third day)

Fine stitches in various parts of the skin, especially on the chest, pit of the stomach, both wrists, and on the thighs (twenty-first day)

Frequent fine stitches, here and there, in the skin, as if nettlerash would break out (after 5th trit.)

Sudden fine stitches in various parts of the skin, with itching, obliging him to scratch, especially in the toes, right index finger, lips, glans penis, and prepuce and axilla, all day (first day)

Transient fine stitches, as with needles, in the skin, in various parts of the whole body (twenty-third day)

Fine transient stitches, as from electric sparks, here and there, in the skin, es])cially in the middle of the anterior surface of the right thigh ; leaving behind a disagreeable cold sensation (after twenty-five days)

Itching stitches, here and there, in the skin, with internal creeping heat, without redness of the face

Fine itching stitches in the skin, in the evening in bed

Sudden voluptuous irritation, while sitting, disappearing on walking about (eleventh day)

* Itching over the whole body (first three week.s)

Itching over the body, in the evening in bed (twelfth day)

Itching over the whole body, especially on the head

Itching, especially on the left side of the chest, on the head, arms, neck, and thigh ; in the latter there was a sensation as though the flesh were loosened from the bone (seventeenth day)

Itching, here and there, in the skin, especially on the calves; on this spot there appeared, after fourteen days, three herpetic eruptions (after repeated provings of the dilutions)

Extremely unpleasant itching over the whole body, especially in the evening, so that he could not rest

He walked the floor barefoot in agony ; his feet felt swollen, but no swelling was perceptible to the eye; this intense suffering lasted nearly three-quarters of an hour, when the irritation went ott‘, leaving him comparatively comfortable; he had slight itching of the body during the night (fifth day) ; soon after breakfast he began to feel the same irritation experienced the day previous, and in like manner it increased and spread over his entire body; the itching and burning were not severe until after tea again, when it came on, if possible, worse than on the preceding evening; the soles of his feet were again the seat of extreme suffering; it lasted three-quarters of au hour, and passed off gradually as before t^sixth day) ; he suffered in like manner, but much less in degree, each day, however, experiencing an aggravation of the symptoms after tea (seventh and eighth days)

Pain and redness in an old scar

A sore became much more painful and inflamed, and began to suppurate profusely, with great swelling, and very depressed irritable disposition, so that the sore could not be touched without weeping

Itching burning, as from nettles, ou the left hand

Fine stitches beneath the skin in the hepatic region, in the morning (second day),'■

Soreness of the thigh near the scrotum

It becomes sore between the nates

Smarting pain in the old warts

Itching gnawing, obliging rubbing, in the tip of the right thumb (after 3d trit.)

(Biting and itching on the palm of the left hand, as from fleabites; was obliged to scratch it for more than half an hour), (ninth day)

Prickling with a painful fallen asleep sensation of the hands all day, on putting them into the pockets

Prickling in the fingers, especially in their tips

Itching in the skin on the middle of the forehead, where she parted the hair, also itching in both eyebrows, so that she was obliged to scratch these places all day, mostly in the morning (sixteenth day)

Itching behind the right ear, followed by long burning

Itching on the lobules of the ears

Itching ou the left wing of the nose

Itching in the beard, obliging scratching (ninth day)

Itching on the lower abdomen, for five minutes (second day)

After rising from bed, itching and burning of face, both in patches; most ou left side ; worse when near fire; the itching is temporarily relieved by rubbing (ninth day); left cheek itched very much, relieved by rubbing (tenth day)

Itching on the pubis, in the evening (seventeenth day)

Itching in the glans penis and region of the fraenum (eleventh day)

Itching ou the tip of the glans penis provoking scratching (fifth day)

Itching on the scrotum and prepuce (after the crude)

Itching on the scrotum or between the scrotum and thigh, obliging scratching (1st trit.)

Itching and fine stitches between the scrotum and left thigh (seventh day)

Itching ou the female mons veneris

Itching ou the chest, especially in the open air

Itching on the back and thighs; he was obliged to scratch

Itching on the small of the back, extending to the abdominal and hepatic regions and to the thighs

Itching in the palm of the right hand, in the afternoon (fifth day)

Itching and crawling on the first phalanx of the left third finger third day)

Itching and biting on the lower extremities, as after a mustard bath, in the evening (fourth day)

Itching internally in the hips

Itching on the left leg, obliging scratching, at night (fourth day)

Itching in both calves, as if they had fallen asleep, obliging scratching (after the proving)

Itching on the feet, and especially on the inner side of the calves,®®'. Itching ou the back of the foot

Itching on the toes

Transient itching on the right calf, and after a quarter of an hour on the left inner malleolus, then for a few minutes iu the left calf (third day),“a.

Much itching on the lower extremities,h

Violent itching externally on the chest,h

Violent itching on and binder the scrotum, and on the left thigh, in a red inflamed spot

Violent itching on the small of the back that obliges scratching, iu the evening in bed (fourth day)

Violent itching of the fingers, in the evening in bed, preventing falling asleep

In the morning, shortly after taking his dose, he noticed slight itching of the skin about his neck and under his chin, felt mostly, however, on each side of his neck; he found that scratching did not relieve him, but the itching rather grew worse, so that he imagined himself to have been bitten by some insect; upon examining the parts affected, he perceived a faint flush of red and very trifling swelling, but no distinct eruption ; he now began to experience considerable burning of the skin accompanying the itching, and during the day the irritation extended down his breast upon his arms, then down his body to his lower extremities, and finally his legs and feet also became the seat of great itching and burning; after tea (he uses black tea) the itching began again with tenfold violence; it seemed to him as if he could not longer endure the intolerable itching and burning; it began in the neck, and passed down the body, as during the day, to the soles of the feet, where he experienced the most suffering; to use his own words, “I could not have suffered more if I had been walking upon redhot coals of fire

Sticking itching on the margin of the lower jaw (fourth day),■■‘'■

Sticking itching on the back of the right index finger, and on the lower margin of the right orbit, in the evening (fifth day)

Stitchlike itching iu the tip of the right index finger (after 10th dixy

Intolerable biting itching near the genitals, with smarting pain after rubbing, for several weeks (after twentyfour hours)

Sleep and Dreams p. 590

Sleepiness. Yawning (third day)

Yawning, with lively mood; inclined to joke (third day)

Yawning and stretching (after a quarter of an hour)

Yawning and frequent vomiting (after five minutes)

Yawning and sleepiness

Yawning for an hour and a half, with internal chilliness, with which she was quite pale, in the afternoon (thirty-second day)

Frequent yawning,r2a32a

Frequent yawning and empty eructations, in morning, ceasing towards noon (seventh day)

Frequent yawning, always relieving the headache

Frequent yawning, in quick succession, while riding in a carriage, followed by hiccough, at 6 P.M.

Frequent successive yawnings, which cause constriction in the right side of the throat, whence the pain extends to the nape of the neck, which thereby becomes quite stiff (third day)

Very frequent yawning (eleventh day)

Very frequent yawning; the first time, constriction in the right side of the neck, with pain extending into the nape, which thereby became stiff

He yawns eight times in quick succession (after five minutes)

Yawning every minute, which at last became violent and even spasmodic (better after drinking wine)

Excessive spasmodic yawning, after sound sleep

Inclination to lie down, sleepy, and inability to think, after dinner (alter six hours)

Frequent inclination to sleep, during the day

Great inclination to sleep

Great inclination to sleep, in the afternoon

Great desire to sleep and great uneasiness, during the day

Sleepiness (second day)

Sleepiness during the day, with yawning; she fell asleep before she knew it

Sleepiness after 5 p.m., so that she could not hold herself up; she fell asleep while sitting; after a half hour’s sleep she felt well (eleventh day)

Sleepiness, after dinner

Sleepiness, with frequent yawning

Great sleepiness, in the afternoon (fifth day),®l

Great sleepiness, in the afternoon, with sound sleep and vivid dreams (sixth day)

Great sleepiness, before eating

Great sleepiness, after eating; was scarcely able to keep awake

Extraordinary sleepiness, in the afternoon, so that he could not sit down a moment without falling asleep (twenty-seventh day)

Overpowering sleepiness; contrary to habit, I was unable to read later than 10 oclock in the evening (first day),^

Sleepy, in the afternoon (twenty-second day)

Sleepy, after dinner, though the sleep was only a light nap (ninth day)

He was sleepy early, and slept long and soundly (fifteenth day)

Sleepy early, in the evening; went to sleep about 8.30 P.M., and woke about 6.30 (thirteenth night)

Very sleepy during the day; she was obliged to make the greatest effort to rise from bed, in the morning, for several weeks (after ten days^h

He became sleepy at 9 p.m., and at 6.30 a.m. could not rouse himself (twelfth night)

Falls asleep early and wakes late (fourteenth day)

Falling asleep while reading (after four hours),h

Night quiet (thirty-first day)

(jood sleep, after midnight (thirty-first day)

Sleep sound, with vivid dreams (fourth day)

Her sleep, that was usually interrupted by vivid dreams, became quiet and sound, especially the first three days,^h

Sleep very sound (fifth day)

Very unusual and sound sleep, on a sofa, after dinner (eleventh day)

Deep sleep, full of dreams, after midnight (second day)

Anxious sleep, with perspiration, at night

Sleeplessness, (He was not sleepy at the usual time, in the evening), (third day)

Difficult falling asleep, and many dreams, at night (after 5 grains of crude)

Fell asleep late and woke early

Unable to fall asleep for a long time, in the evening ; on falling asleep, twitching in the limbs and electric shocks through the whole body; once it seemed as though the heart and knees were knocked together, in the evening (thirty-first day)

He goes to bed late, and is then unable to fall asleep (ninth day)

Nights restless (twentysixth, twenty-eighth, and twenty-ninth days)

Nights restless, full of dreams, sometimes quite sleepless

Nights restless, with vivid dreams

Night restless, disturbed by vivid dreams, with dulness of the head and heaviness on waking,®V

Night very restless (seventeenth day)

Very restless night, with frequent waking and difficult falling asleep again

Night very restless, full of vivid, exciting dreams, with much tossing about the bed (third day)

Restless dreamy nights for a long time after the proving

Restless dreamy nights, with falling asleep late in the evening, and waking early in the morning (1st trit.),'h

No quiet sleep

Uneasy sleep (after the crude)

Uneasy sleep, with frequent waking (after 15th dil.)

Uneasy sleep, with many dreams, frequent waking, tossing about, and stretching (nineteenth day)

Uneasiness during sleep, with many unremembered dreams, and frequent waking (twenty-seventh day),"®.f

Restlessness; frequently interrupted sleep, full of dreams; at times complete loss of sleep

Restless sleep, at night

Restless sleep (ninth and thirty-third days); (twelfth day),"‘; (thirteenth day)

Restless dreamy sleep (second day)

Restless sleep; tossing about, with vivid dreams

Sleep restless, with vivid dreams

Sleep restless, with vivid, anxious dreams, frequent waking, and constant tossing about (after 21st dil.)

Restless sleep, with many dreams, either voluptuous or visionary

She went to bed early, but her sleep was restless; she woke at 11 p.m. with vertigo, nausea, weakness, and trembling of the limbs, and giving way of all the nerves; at midnight she had to get out of bed ; on rising she had vertigo, even to falling down, and qualmishness, and she went hack to bed; after a few minutes vertigo, even to loss of consciousness, and vomiting of food three tinus; the ejecta tasted of red wine; after vomiting, chilliness over the whole body; she first fell asleep about 2 A.M., then dreamed much, and in her dream quarrelled and disputed (sixteenth day)

Sleep very restless, with many dreams, though sleepy in the evening,*f

Sleep very restless, disturbed by frequent waking and vivid dreams

Sleep very restless, unrefreshing, disturbed by many very vivid unpleasant dreams

Restless, anxious sleep; frequent waking from fright that she cannot express (seventh day)

Sleep disturbed and interrupted

Sleep often interrupted by the need of allaying her thirst and desire to void urine

Starting up in sleep

Frequent starting from sleep (fifth night)

On falling asleep in the evening, starting when one came into the room, so violent that it caused palpitation (fourth day)

In a beginning of sleep he rose from bed, woke in the middle of the room, lay down in bed again, and fell asleep

He woke from fright at night, thought there were thieves in the hon.-e, and dared not go to bed again, with oppression of the chest and palpitation, lasting a quarter of an hour

Frequent waking at night (eighth day); (after the proving)

Frequent waking at night, and difficult falling asleep (fifth day)

Woke with uneasiness several times at night

She Woke in anxiety every two or three hours all night

He woke every half hour at night

Unoccupied, he fell asleep while sitting, but woke every moment

Waking early in the morning (fifth day)

No sleep after 2 A.M. (fourth and fifth days)

Woke quite wide awake at 5 a.m., with much thirst

Became completely awake, as though he had slept enough, at 4 a.m., contrary to habit, but afterwards he fell asleep and slept till 7 (after 8th dil.)

Awoke about 3.30 a.m., and lay awake for an hour; after falling asleep again, troubled by anxious dreams (ninth day)

Completely awake at 3 a.m. (very unusual); fell asleep again, and with difficulty woke at 7.30 (third day)

Sleepless after midnight (sixth day); (thirty-fourth day)

She could not sleep after 5 a.m. ; she seemed anxious; if she fell asleep, she dreamed and immediately woke, together with internal heat of the head and pain in the abdomen, as before diarrhoea (fifteenth day)

He passed two nights without sleep, but had no other symptoms (eleventh and twelfth days

* Sleepless nights

Sleeplessness, on account of internal restlessness

would have been glad to sleep, bat could not; a kind of struggle between sleep and wakefulness

* Complete sleeplessness at night, from simple wakefulness, without being sick

Talking in sleep and restless night,'-.

Screaming out in sleep

Twitching in sleep

Unrefreshed after sleep

Dreams. Sleep in the morning full of dreams, which, however, were not remembered (second day)

Nights full of dreams, for several days

Vivid dreams; (first night and after twelve days); (twenty-third night)

Vivid dreams at night, remembered in the morning (very unusual), (fifth day)

Vivid dreams, disturbing sleep, especially after midnight

Night disturbed by vivid dreams and frequent waking

Frequently awakened at night by vivid dreams; (second day)

Vivid dreams at night, with sound sleep (first and third days)

Constant vivid dreams (after twenty days),®».

Vivid, connected dreams, at night

Very vivid dreams (after 30th dil.)

Very vivid dream, remembered in the morning (third day)

Very vivid, connected dreams

Very vivid dreams, with frequent waking, at night

Much too vivid dreams; visions in sleep

Frequent visionary dreams during the first ten nights ; he frequently woke, tossed about the bed, and was so weary the next day that he could not work,h

Dreams, about tvhich she was busy for a long time after waking

Pleasant dreams, so vivid that he could remember them completely after waking (after tenth day)

Confused, vivid dreams, at night (.second day)

Sleep disturbed by vivid unpleasant dreams and frequent waking

Mahy exciting dreams

Heavy dreams, at night (fifteenth day)

Sleep, with many bad dreams (twentieth day)

Troubled dreams, especially after midnight, with interrupted sleep (first day)

Constant waking from very vivid disagreeable dreams (thirtieth day)

Sad dreams; he had the same dream after waking, and also another of the same kind on again falling asleep

S^d anxious dream, mostly with weeping; sleep only after midnight

Anxious dreams at night, so that he cried out, with frequent waking

Many anxious dreams, at night

He rose from an anxious dream at night, and walked about the room in a somnambulistic state

Many, even anxious, dreams during the afternoon sleep.

Very anxious dream

Very anxious dreams, with weeping in sleep

Frightful, anxious dreams, waking in profuse perspiration, and with a sense of great exhaustion, at night (after 10 grains)

Frequent frightful dreams, at night'(third day)

Terrible dreams, which seemed to be real even after waking

Peevish dreams

Peevish and anxious dreams

Vexatious dreams, and frequent waking, at night

Anxious dream, at night (twelfth day)

Lascivious dreams (twenty-second night)

Sleep at night disturbed by voluptuous dreams, emissions, and long-continued erections

Vivid dreams of people dear to him, two nights in succession (fourteenth day)

Vivid dreams of long journeys (fifteenth day)

Very vivid dream of burning thirst, which was not quenched by large quantities of beer; on waking the tongue was dry (eleventh day)

Restless sleep, full of dreams; she dreamed that she herself had pulled out a very fine tooth (twenty-seventh day)

Horrible, disgusting dreams

In a dream he reproached himself for past mistakes, full of restlessness and anxiety

After eating a little more supper than usual, many confused dreams of crimes, for which he is held to answer

Anxious dream, as if she would be beaten, so anxious that she perspired all over, aud even remained anxious all day

He dreamed at night that he had been poisoned (fourth day)

Dreams of conflagrations

Anxious dreams at night of fights and battles; on waking, she was in an anxious heat and sweat (second day)

Anxious dream of death and battles; on waking, heat and anxious perspiration

Frightful dream of death, fire, etc.

Frightful dreams of scenes of murder, etc. (after 30th dil.)

Weeping in a dream

Sobbing in sleep

When falling asleep, after closing the eyes, vivid images, with inclination to compose verses, which on waking seemed ludicrous

Sleep full of visions

A kind of nightmare, as if the abdomen were constricted, with anxiety; she tried to cry out, but could neither open the eyes nor move a limb; when able to cry out everything disappeared (seventh night)

Fever p. 593

Chilliness. Skin generally cold

Chilliness (after 2d trit.)

Chilliness during the day (after 2d trit.)

Chilliness all day,'; (after 2d trit.)

Chilliness in the morning, in sleep, followed by perspiration shortly before waking

Chilliness all the forenoon (filth day)

Chilliness in the afternoon, without thirst (ninth day)

Chilliness over whole body, on going out in afternoon (but not cold to touch), lasting an hour; during chill, pulse more rapid than usual, with ill-humor and disinclination to talk, even with friends (sixteenth day)

Chilliness in the afternoon, while sitting, disappearing on going out, at 5 p.m., recurring, though in a less degree, in the evening, while sitting

Chilliness in the evening (after 2d trit.)

Chilliness in the evening, immediately after a dose, lasting till falling asleep (fourteenth day)

Chilliness after lying do^n, in the evening (fifteenth day)

Chilliness, even in bed, and on rising (after 2d trit.)/®.

Chilliness over the whole body, as from taking cold, in the evening (first day),"'-

Chilliness in the evening, immediately after taking a drink (twelfth day)

Chilliness in the evening, near a warm stove, though with accelerated pulse (100 to the minute), (after 30th dil.),^l

Chilliness, with thirst, two evenings in succession (fourteenth day)

Chilliness in the skin, in the evening in bed,h

Chilliness over the whole body, between 6 and 7 p.m. ; during the chill, sleepiness; was obliged to make a great eff)rt to keep awake; sleepiness disappeared on rising and walking about (fourteenth day)

Chilliness in a warm room (after half an hour)

Chilliness over the whole body, in a warm room, between 4 and 7 p.m. ; she was, however, warm to touch, except in the face (twenty-third day)

Chilliness over the whole body, only in a warm room, with frequent yawning; on going into the open air she was not chilly, at 5 p.m. (twentieth day)

Chilliness, with roaring in the head, in bed, and great weakness, after being much heated

Chilliness and weakness ; she kept about with difficulty (after 5 grains of the crude)

* Chilliness, with frequent yawning (fifth day)

Chilliness and cold bauds (immediately)

Chilliness, with very cold hands, even in the forenoon ; whereupon so chilly in a warm room that he was obliged to wear gloves

Sensation of chilliness over the whole body, with frequent shivering, constant nausea, and yawning (fourth day)

Chilliness over the whole body, with heat in the forehead, pressure in the region of the root of the nose, and violent thirst (fourth day)

Chilliness at one time, at another heat or perspiration (after 21st dil.)

Frequent chilliness in various parts of the body, through the day (twenty-sixth day)

Constant chilliness for several days (after 2d trit.)

Slight chilliness in the afternoon, with burning hot hands in the evening (ninth day)

Great chilliness, accompanied by languor, headache, and great dyspnoea, every morning, about 3 oclock, followed by great heat and thirst, and terminated by profuse perspiration

Creeping chilliness over the whole body (except the head), together with heat of the head and general warmth of the skin to touch, on lying down in bed, at 11 p.m., soon followed by burning heat of the hands, less of the feet; for an hour she could not fall asleep, but constantly tossed about the bed, and afterwards slept very uneasily, with constant dreaming of quarrels and strife (eighteenth day)

Frequent creeping chilliness, about 5.30 p.m., followed by heat and perspiration that lasted till 7.30 (twenty-seventh day)

The chilly sensation gradually spread over the whole body, and was followed by heat, with sticking in the whole skin; the heat lasted an hour; during this he was frequently obliged to sneeze, followed by perspiration of a sour odor, lasting till 2 A.M., when the paroxysm ended, as if cut off short, after 7 p.m. (after 21st dil.)

Slight chill, between 4 and 6 p.m. (seventeenth day)

Violent chill, in the evening, followed, during the night, by profuse perspiration all over, which was associated with violent itching

Violent chill over the whole body, on rising from bed in the evening (seventeenth day)

Violent chill, especially in a warm room, from 4.30 to 7 p.m. ; not chilly on going into the open air (eighteenth day)

Violent chill, with short, sharp pain in the lower incisors (second day),l

Shivering chill, in the evening in bed, so that the hands and feet trembled, and the teeth chattered, without thirst, and without subsequent heat or sweat (sixth day)

Shivering chill, in the evening in bed, so that he shook, but less than on

Sleep and Dreams p. 595

Shaking chill (after halt an hour, fifth day)/'. Shaking chill, in the evening, with aggravation of the pains, followed by heat, especially in the head, and redness of the face

Shaking chill, with great inclination to sleep, even during the day; he ering, with nausea and qualmishness, even on thinking of the solution of salt (after drachm)

Shivering and shuddering nausea and burning in the stomach, with increased accumulation of saliva (after half an hour, sixth day),''''-

Repeated shivering (sixth day),'

Frequent shivering over the body

Slight internal shivering, from 4 to 7 p.m. (fourteenth day)

She is generally chilly; but each night she suffers excessively from rigors, followed by heat and profuse perspiration; as the rigors come on, and during their continuance, her languor is excessive, and the headache and dyspnoea “almost indescribable

Chilliness in the back (twenty-second day)

Chilliness over the back, towards evening; afterwards much thirst (third day)

Chilliness and cutting pain through the back, in the evening, without thirst (fourth day)

Feeling of chilliness in the arms (after 27th dil.)

Creeping chills over the small of the back, at night

Coldness in the back, with restlessness, at night

Hands and feet cold; could not he warmed (after six hours)

Coldness in the joints; a feeling as xvater were trickling over the joints, in the open air

Coldness of the feet (a few days after the proving)

* Very cold feet (after one hour)

Creeping coldness over the back (after ten days)

At times, cold creepings over the back, with cold perspiration of the forehead, anxiety, and shuddering

A kind of burning coldness on the right patella (twenty-first day)

Shivering in the back, especially while sitting (first day)

Suddenly extremely violent shuddering through the whole left side of the body (after five hours)

Heat, Heat over the whole body, trembling, and thirst, immediately after drinking warm milk, in the morning

Heat, with anxiety, at night; she was obliged to uncover herself and lie naked, wherewith the menses flowed profusely, and she had vivid dreams (tenth day)

Flushes of heat, and easy perspiration

Momentary flushes of heat

Hot twitches (jerkings?), over the whole body, at 5 p.m., alternating with chills; the whole body seemed hot, yet she was chilly; during the chill, yawning; after 7 P.M. she became better (fifteenth day)

Great uneasiness at night, much heat and much drinking (after eighteen days)

Much heat at night, so that she could not sleep, without thirst; with labor-like pains in the lower abdomen ^seventh night)

Violent heat of the body, at night, followed by perspiration, especially on the head (after 15th dil.)

Violent, longcontinued heat of the blood, after drinking a little wine

Hot and cold creepings over the whole body (thirty-first day)

Sensation over the whole body, as though it were dashed with hot water, lasting ten minutes, in the afternoon, after drinking coffee, followed by burning heat in the right ear; the whole outer ear became scarlet red for a quarter of an hour (twentieth day)

Heat after the midday nap, and afterwards again shivering till evening/.

Heat of the body, alternating with creeping coldness and shivering over the back, without thirst (second day)

Fever, at 8 A.M.; at first, violent chill till noon, then heat till evening, without perspiration or thirst during the chill or heat; she lay without consciousness; with violent headache (after ten days),k

Fever, shortly before dinner, at first excessive weakness, so that he could not keep upon his feet, and was obliged to lie down, followed by violent chill, in bed, then moderate heat, then perspiration, for several hours,k

Fever in the afternoon, chill and coldness, with much thirst, without subsequent heat (after six hours)

Fever, with headache, on waking from a short nap, in the evening ; first chilliness and then heat, in several paroxysms, but heat predominated

After the appearance of the menses, violent fever, at night, with great thirst and complete loss of sleep

He woke with orgasm of blood, at night

Violent beating in the bloodvessels, at night on waking, without sensation of heat

A peculiar sensation of warmth, extending from the stomach over the chest, and afterwards towards the abdomen, and especially becoming seated in the umbilical region (second day)

Heat in the head (1st trit.)

Heat of the head, with redness of the face and rush of blood to the head, on entering the house, in the afternoon (twentythird day),®l

Heat of the head in the evening, followed by sweat (twelfth day)

During the menses, heat in the face, in the evening

Heat in the head, at night in bed

Heat of the head, with inclination to cool it with cold water

Heat of the head, with roaring in the ears (twenty-seventh day)

Heat of the forehead, with pressive headache

Heat efface and chin, with redness, both in patches, worse on the left side, not in the afternoon (fourth day)

Heat of the head, with anxiety, at 6 P.M., followed by profuse perspiration ; the perspiration reappeared at the same hour the next evening (after nineteen days)

In part heat, in part coldness, in the pit of the stomach

Heat, with perspiration under the arms and in the soles of the feet

Heat and uneasiness in the feet, so that he could scarcely remain in the carriage, at 11 p.m.,®

Hot flushes to the head, with anxiety and nausea, amounting even to vanishing of the senses; objects seemed entirely changed to her, in the evening (ninth day)

Much heat of the head and face, in the afternoon

Much heat in the face

Burning in face all over, with more redness than is natural to her, at 2 p.m. ; at the same time beating in forehead, relieved by pressure of hand or bending head back, worse on bending it forwards; all this came on during a walk in the hot sun, and lasted till 6 p.m., after corning indoors (f fth day)

Left cheek felt burning in patches, at 11.30 A.M.; both cheeks burn in patches, at 12.30 p.m. ; the right began ten minutes ago, the left is worse (third day) ; burning in face returned, with redness, both in patches, worse on left side, at 6.30 p.m. (fourth day) ; both sides alike, in the evening (fifth day), and at 6 p.m. (sixth day) ; face rather hot, in patches, both sides alike, scarcely any redness, lasting half an hour; heat of fire has always, increased heat and redness of face, or brought it on ; since morning, has only felt symptoms of face when near the fire (seventh day); after rising from bed, worse in the afternoon (ninth day); left cheek burning, and red in patches, worse when near tbe fire (tenth day) ; left cheek burns in patches, and feels rough, in afternoon (eleventh day); after washing in cold water in the morning, burning and redness of- face, both in patches, worse on left side (twelfth day); very little redness and burning on leftside of face, in patches, in morning, burning less in afternoon (thirteenth day); after washing in cold water, burning and redness of face, in patches, especially on left side, for ten minutes, at 1 p.M. (fourteenth day); sudden heat and redness, in patches, on lei't cheek, for two hours, in the afternoon (eighteenth day); heat as yesterday, but no redness, from 11 to 11.15 A.M., the same after washing in cold water, at 1 p.m., better at 6 p.m. (nineteenth day); heat and redness of left cheek, in patches, from between 10 and 11 a.m. till 1 p.m. (twentieth day)/

Rush of blood upward to the stomach, chest, aud head, with coldness of the lower extremities

Sweat. Inclined to perspire

Inclined to perspire easily, for a long time after the proving

General perspiration (after twenty-four hours)

Perspiration over the whole body, in the morning, for several days

Perspiration at night, before midnight

Perspiration on the slightest exertion

Perspired very easily and profusely, on motion, though he was very chilly

Constant perspiration, even during the midday nap, but not during sleep at night

Much perspiration during the day

Profuse perspiration (twelfth day)

Profuse perspiration for several nights

She woke at night in profuse perspiration

Profuse perspiration, especially on the chest, about midnight

Very profuse perspiration, for several mornings

Sourish perspiration, in the morning

Sour-smelling perspiration, in the morning, for several days after the proving

Perspiration so saline as to produce excoriation on such parts of the body where the skin was thinnest

Tobacco-smoking caused perspiration and trembling

Diminished perspiration

Great dryness of the body

Hands sweaty for several days (after eight and ten days)

Profuse perspiration on the soles

It brings back the perspiration of the feet that had disappeared

The skin of the hands becomes dry and cracked

Dry, chapped hands, especially about the fingers and nails

Conditions p. 597

Aggravation.

(Morning'), Ill-humor; on rising, vertigo; immediately on waking, heaviness of head, etc.; constrictive pain in brain, in bed, disappearing after rising ; headache ; immediately after rising, stupefying headache; on waking, weight in forehead; throbbing, etc., in forehead ; on rising, perspiration on head; sensation of sand in eyes ; biting lachry motion; dimness of vision; sensation of stopped coryza; mucus in the mouth; hawking of mucus; green mucus from fauces; at 8 oclock, nausea, etc.; disturbed digestion, etc.; in bed, about 5 oclock, cutting colic; on waking, dryness of larynx; cough; tickling cough; tension in chest; on rising from bed, weary, etc. ; pain in region of heart; on rising, weakness of back; on paralyzed feeling in, small of back; on rising, aggravated by motion, sticking in shoulder-joint; on waking, weary pain in lower extremities; perspiration; sour-smelling perspiration.

(Forenoon), Anxiety, etc.; vertigo ; sticking in teeth; from 7 oclock, nausea, etc.

(Afternoon), From Z to 7 oclock, dulness, etc.; vertigo; dulness of head; every other day, at 5 oclock, pressive frontal headache; redness of chest; at 2 or 3 oclock, stitches in right side of stomach ; griping colic.

(Evening), Vexed, etc.; fretful, etc.; heaviness in forehead ; stitches in forehead; tension in temple; on eating, stitches in parietal bone; pressure in eyes; jerking in canthus; heat of ear; drawing, etc., in back tooth; desire to eat; after lying down in bed, cough; oppression of chest; itching all over; after tea, itching, etc.; chilliness.

(Night), On waking, dull headache, etc.; pulsation in head, etc.; sticking in forehead; sticking in left side of head ; when lying on occiput, headache externally ; tearing in jaw, etc. ; after midnight, pain in back teeth; drawing toothache ; after midnight, throbbing toothache, etc.; discharge of saliva; sensation in throat; constrictive pain about umbilicus, etc.; cutting colic; burning in rectum ; from 8 to 11 oclock, cough ; tickling cough, etc.; towards morning, pressure on chest; sticking in nape of neck; drawing in back; in bed, stitch in scapula ; stitches in thigh ; uneasiness of feet.

(Every other day), Drawing toothache.

(Open air), Cutting in side of head ; sticking in side; itching on chest.

( Walking in open air). Confusion of head ; pressure in forehead, etc.; fiery points before eyes.

(Coffee), Noises in ears, etc.

(Cold air). Headache.

(Cold water). Palpitation of heart.

(After dinner). Distension of abdomen ; frequent micturition; rapid pulse.

(Drinking), Rapid pulse.

(Eating), Dulness in head; drawing toothache; eructations; acidity in mouth, etc.; hiccough ; pressive sensation in stomach ; throbbing in pit of stomach ; weakness in small of back.

(Indoors), Drawing from forehead to zygoma; sticking in forehead ; oppression of chest.

(Lying down). The symptoms,^; cough; bruised pain in back, etc.

(Motion), Flatulent colic.

(Reading aloud). Stitches in region of heart.

(Sitting), Weariness; bruised pain in small of back; drawing in knees; sensation of weakness ; voluptuous irritation; shivering in back.

(Smoking), Gnawing in jaws, etc.

(Vexation), Burning in anus.

(Walking), Vertigo; stitches in region of spleen ; pain as from weight in lower abdomen ; sticking in right chest; stitches in side of thorax; pain in hip-joint; stitches in hip-joint; thighs pain; drawing in thigh; drawing in hollow of knee; stitches in knee; tension in calves.

Amelioration p. 598

(Open air), Sticking in chest; chilliness.

(After breakfast). The symptoms,^^b

(After dinner), Symptoms generally

(Aesc), Vertigo; bruised pain in upper arm.

(Sitting), Tearing, etc., in toe.

(Walking), The symptoms; headache; uneasiness of feet; heaviness in feet.

( Warmth), Pinching in wrist.

( Wine), Loss of appetite ; spasmodic yawning.

Footnotes

† Not including effects of the water and vapor on workers in the salt mines at Schier (vitiated by Bromine). The symptoms observed by Dr. Hartlaub (A. H. Z., 81), after eating salt herring, and published as a proving of Nat. mur., cannot be admitted.

† Tins boy was well, with the exception of an eru|)tiou about tin; eye (eczciiiatous), that had di-ap|>eared for six months after sulphur, but had rea|.|>e!ired a month before the proving. It remained unchanged during the proving, except that towards its close it seemed somewhat diminished in area.

† Usually constipated, but while proving the evacuations were quite regular, he felt .‘■stronger, was not sleepy so early in the evening, and was much more lively than usual. + Was well, except that before the proving he had a hard difficult stool every three or four days.

† Has been free from catarrh all the time of the proving, which is very unusual.

† Following the eruption of urticaria.—Hahnkmann.

† Original, backen, not becken.—Heking.

† Tongue coated, with red insular patches.'—Lippe.

† During the whole proving there arms a very remarkable connection between this affection of the stomach and the tearing pains in the tips of the index finger and thumb.—W. H.

† These stools may have been the result of the unusually strict diet observed during the proving, and now just commenced.—Watzke.

† It was noteworthy}' that constipation occurred on the days when the drug was taken before breakfast; when taken after breakfast, the evacuation was perfectly normal. J On the fifth day; on the first two days the prover had profuse thin evacuations; on the third ana fourth days, no stool.

† This must be ascribed to the drug, as he usually had a stool punctually every morning.

† Possibly caused by the pressure of the uterus upon the bladder.

† Wf( do not consider this the effect of the drus;. since the prover was a snffereri as a child, from repeat(‘d attacks of intermittent fever, and afterward-! congestion of the head, and freqmmt nosebleed, very much inclined to catarrh and hoarseness, and the mucous membranes generally were very irritable.—Watzkk.

† She was usually restless at night during the menses, but not as much as now.