Lower Extremities, Limbs
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 74 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Limbs
- aching in, as if bones were broken: Eup-per.
- alternately hot and cold, head hot: Verat.
- and feet swollen, worse when sitting or standing ; better when walking: Sep.
- and joints numb ; cramplike pains: Plat.
- blood all seems to rush from head into lower, they feel as if paralyzed, she has to sit down: Aur.
- cold: Camph., Dulc., Op., Verat.
- coldness and trembling of, with cold sweat: Tabac.
- contractions of, following arthritic lancinations: Guai.
- convulsive jerking of: Ign.
- cramp and tearing in: Tabac.
- cramps in entire, with painless watery stools: Podo.
- cramplike pains in, waken out of sleep ; followed by cold sweat: Eup-per.
- darker colored: Mur-ac.
- drawing pain in: Graph.
- dull, heavy feeling in, also with dizziness: Zing.
- exhaustion in: Guai.
- feel as if bound or powerless: Tarax.
- flying pains about rump and, after getting wet in the rain: Calc-p.
- formication; pricking; tingling and numbness in: Secale
- go asleep: Ailan., Graph., Guai., Nat-m., Stram., Sulph.
- heaviness in, great, can scarcely drag them, staggers when walking, and must sit down ; evening: Alum.
- heavy ; paralytic feeling, particularly when descending: Stann.
- immovable as if paralyzed.: Sars.
- jerk, especially when feet are touched: Kali-c.
- jerks in, electric, worse in bed, must sit up and let leg hang out; must walk about: Verat.
- lameness of, with contraction of muscles: Cupr-m.
- lassitude of, with dizziness as from intoxication: Arg-n.
- lose power of voluntary motion ; muscles will not obey the will ; calves feel bruised and pain at night: Gels.
- numb and cold: Arg-n.
- numbness of, first one leg, then the other: Canth.
- oedema of, very large; profuse watery exudation, from skin below the knees ; epidermis exfoliated: Graph.
- cedematous swelling of, up to abdomen: Fl-ac.
- pain as if beaten: Kreas.
- painful feeling of stiffness in muscles of lower: Cic.
- pains in, worse at night, and relieved by rubbing: Plb.
- paralysis of: Stram.
- paralytic drawing of, in morning on awaking, or on getting cold: Aur.
- paralyzed, from overexertion, getting wet, sexual excesses, or after apoplexy: Nux-v.
- putrid ulcers on, with burning around them: Mur-ac.
- relaxed, motionless; in sunstroke: Glon.
- restless in the evening: Nit-ac.
- restlessness of, insupportable: Stann.
- rheumatic pains in lower: Clem.
- rigidity and numbness of, alternating with swelling of knee- , joints and wrists: Kreas.
- sensation as if they would break down on going up-stairs: Ars.
- shooting, neuralgic pains in ; numbness and weakness: Xanth.
- spasmodic rigidity of: Stram.
- stiff in forenoon and while standing: Verat.
- stinging in, at night: Sil.
- stitches in joints and: Thuj.
- stitching pains in: Par.
- tearing and restlessness in: Squil.
- tense as if wrapped tightly: Plat.
- tingling in: Ign.
- tremble after fright: Op.
- trembling of: Spong.
- twitching of: Coff.
- ulcers on, with acrid pus, dry skin and constipation: Graph.
- uneasiness in: Lach.
- violent pains in: Agar.
- wasting of: Berb.
- weak, cannot get out of bed: Calad.
- weariness and languor of lower: Am-c., Am-m.