Heart, Pulse Characters Accompanying Sensations
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 415 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Pulse Characters Accompanying Sensations
- Violent: Cann-s., Sep.
- Hard: Acon., Kalm.
- Strong: Acon., Kalm.
- Small: Asaf.
- Contracted: Acon.
- Weak: Tabac.
- Irregular: Acon., Tabac.
- Intermittent: Arg-n., Glon., Kalm.
- strong, quick heart-beat. The third or fourth beat is hard, and is followed by an intermission: Kalm.
- Evening: Puls.
- Night: Calc-c., Lil-t., Merc.
- with anguish: Calc-c.
- awakes her: Lil-t.
- Position
- On bending forward
- pressure: Agar.
- On bending forward when sitting: Viol-tr.
- On stooping: Cann-s.
- When sitting: Calc-p., Viol-tr.
- feels the beating of the heart in the nape of the neck and left chest: Calc-p.
- When lying: Arg-m., Glon., Lachn., Nat-m., Viol-tr.
- beating like waves: Viol-tr.
- then feels the beating of his heart in his head: Lachn.
- with the head low: Glon., Spong.
- on the back: Arg-m.
- on left side: Glon.
- On bending forward
- Motion
- On moving the body: Cann-i.
- When going up-stairs: Bell.
- After going up-stairs
- visible palpitation, as if the heart was working in water: Bov.
- After a walk: Rhus
- Exertion
- From exertion: Arg-n.
- From
- causes strong beating, worse when noticing it: Arg-n.
- After overexertion: Bov.
- Sleep
- Wakes from sleep at night: Lil-t., Merc., Sep.
- Wakes
- with trembling and agitation, as if frightened: Merc.
- with lameness near the heart, worse during expiration: Phyt.
- with violent beating of the heart: Sep.
- Interrupting sleep: Phyt., Puls.
- Unclassifiable Aggravations
- After eating: Calc-c.
- After dinner: Sep.
- Worse during expiration: Phyt.
- Worse when loudly spoken to
- distress: Camph.
- Ameliorations
- Better when head is high: Glon.
- Better when lying ox right side: Glon.
- Better sitting still
- hurried and forced feeling about the apex: Lil-t.