...'i,"BONNINGHAUSEN'S HOM(EOPATHIC THERAPEIA OF INTERIMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. TRANSLATED, WITH THE ADDITION OF NEW REMEDIES, BY A. KORNDCERFER, M.D. BOERICKE & TAFEL. NEW YORK: PHILADELPHIA: 145 GRAND ST. 635 ARCH ST. LONDON AND MANCHESTER: HENRY TURNER & CO. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, by BOERICKE & TAFEL, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. W. RHERING & Co., PRINTERS. CONTENTS. PAGE. List of Remedies, - vii Preface, - - 1 PART I. -TEXT. General Fever Symptoms, PART II. REPERTORY. Circulation, - -63 Aggravation according to time, - -75 circumstance, 76 Chill, general, - - 81 -partial, - 85 Coldness, general, - - 89 - partial,- - 89 Sensation of Coldness, general, - -93 " " " partial, - 93 Shivering, general, - - 96 " partial, - -97 Chill, Coldness, Sensation of Coldness and Shivering, - - Aggravation according to time, - -99 - ".... circumstance,- - 101 - Ameliorations, - -107 - Concomitants, - -109 Heat, general, - - 131 - partial, - -134 (v) vi CONTENTS. - Aggravation according to time, - 151 "' " "..circumstance,- - - - -153 - Ameliorations, - 156 - Concomitants,- -158 Sweat, general, - 185 - partial, - 190 - Aggravation according to time, - 197 " circumstance,- - - - -199 - Ameliorations, - 205 -- Concomitants,- -207 PART III. RELATION OF THE FEVER STAGES. 1. Beginning with Chill, - - - - - - - - 229 2. Beginning with Heat, - 233 3. Beginning with Shivering, - 235 4. Beginning with Sweat,- 236 PART IV. Pathological Names of the Various forms of Fever, - - - 236 LIST OF REMEDIES. Acon. Aconitum napellus. Chin. sulph. Chininum sulphuricum. Act. rac. Actoea racemosa. Cicut. Cicuta virosa. ZEsc. hip. ZEsculus hippocastanum. Cimex. Cimex lectularius. Agar. Agaricus muscarius. Cina. Cina. Agn. cast. Agnus castus. Cinchon. Cinchona. Alum. Alumina. Cist. can. Cistus canadensis. Ambra. Ambra grisea. Clemnat. Clematis erecta. Amm. carb. Ammonium carbonicum. Coccul. Cocculus. Amm. mur. Ammonium muriaticum. Cofiea. Cofiea cruda. Anac. Anacardium orientale. Colchic. Colchicum autumnale. Angust. Angustura. Coloc. Colocynthis. Ant. crud. Antimonium crudum. Conium. Conium maculatum. Ant. tart. Antimonium tartaricum. Corn. cir. Cornus circinata. Apis. Apis mellifica. Corn. flor. Cornus florida. Argent. Argentum metallicum. Crocus. Crocus sativus. Argent. nit. Argentum nitriciim.* Crotal. Crotalus horridus.* Arnic. Arnica montana. Cuprum. Cuprum metallicum. Arsen. Arsenicum album. Cyclam. Cyclamen europpeum. Arum tr. Arum triphyllum. Diadem. Diadema aranea. Asaf: Asa fbetida. Digit. Digitalis purpurea. Asar. Asarum europeumn. Droser. Drosera rotundifolia. Aurum. Aurum metallicum. (Formerly Dulcam. Dulcamara solanum. Foliatum.) Elaps. Elaps corallinus.* Baptis. Baptisia tinctoria. Eup. perf. Eupatorium perfoliatum. Baryt. Baryta carbonica. Eup. purp. Eupatorium purpureum. Bellad. Belladonna. Euphorb. Euphorbium officinarum. Bismuth. Bismuthum. Euphras. Euphrasia officinalis. Borax. Borax veneta. Ferr. Ferrum metallicum. Bovist. Bovista. Fluor. ac. Fluoricum acidum. Brom. Bromium. Gelsem. Gelseminum sempervirens. Bryon. Bryonia alba. Glon. Glonoine.* Cact. grand. Cactus grandiflorus. G(raphit. Graphites. Calad. Caladium seguinum. Guaiac. Guaiacum officinale. Calc. carb. Calcarea carbonica. Helleb. Helleborus niger. (ostrearum, C.Hg.) Hepar. Hepar sulphuris calcareum. Camphor. Camphora. Hydrast. Hydrastis canadensis. Cann. sat. Cannabis sativa. Hydr. ac. Hydrocyanicum acidum. Canthar. Cantharis. Hyosc. Hyoscyamus niger. Capsic. Capsicum annuum. Hyperic. Hypericum perforatum.* Carb. an. Carbo animalis. Ignat. Ignatia amara. Carb. veg. Carbovegetabilis. lod. Iodium. Caustic. Causticum. Ipecac. Ipecacuanha. Chamom. Chamomilla. Kali bichr. Kali bichromicum. Chelid. Chelidonium majus. Kali carb. Kali carbonicum. Viii LIST OF REMEDIES. Kali hydr. Kali hydriodicum. Psorin. Psorinum. Kreos. Kreosotum. Pulsat. Pulsatilla pratensis. Laches. Lachesis trigonocephalus. Ran. bulb. Ranunculus bulbosus. Lachnanth. Lachnanthes tinctoria. Ran. scel. Ranunculus s2eleratus. Lauroc. Laurocerasus. Rheum. Rheum palmatum. Ledum. Ledum palustre. Rhodod. Rhododendron chrysanthemum. Leptand. Leptandra virginica. Rhus tox. Rhus toxicodendron. Lobel. inf. Lobelia inflata. Ruta. Ruta graveolens. Lycop. Lycopodium clavatum. Sabad. Sabadilla. Magn. carb. Magnesia carbonica. Sabin. Sabina. Magn. mur. Magnesia muriatica. Sambuc. Sambucus nigra. Mangan. Manganum. Sanguin. Sanguinaria canadensis. Mar. ver. Marum verum. Sarsap. Sarsaparilla. M[enyanth. Menyanthes trifoliata. Scilla. Scilla maritima. IMere. corr. Mercurius corrosivus. Secal. Secale cornutum. Mere. viv. MIercurius vivus. Selen. Selenium. Mezer. Mezereum. Seneg. Senega. Mosch. Moschus. Sepia. Sepia. Mur. ac. Muriaticum acidum. Silic. Silicea. Natr. carb. Natrum carbonicum. Spigel. Spigelia anthelmintica. Natr. mur. Natrum muriaticum. Spong. Spongia. Natr. sulph. Natrum sulphuricum. Stann. Stannum. Nitr. ac. Nitri acidum. Staphis. Staphisagria. Nitrum. Nitrum; Kali nitricum. Stramon. Stramonium. Nux mosch. Nux moschata. Strontia. Strontia carbonica. Nux vom. Nux vomica. Sulphur. Sulphur. Oleand. Oleander. Sulph. ac. Sulphuris acidurn. Opium. Opium. Tarax. Taraxicum. Oxal. ac. Oxalicum acidum. Therid. Theridion curassavicum. Paris. Paris quadrifolia. Thuya. Thuya occidentalis. Petrol. Petroleum. Valer. Valeriana officinalis. Phosphor. Phosphorus. Veratr. Veratrum album. Phosph. ac. Phosphori acidum. Verbas. Verbascum thapsus. Platin. Platina. Viol. od. Viola odorata. Plumbum. Plumbum. Viol. tr. Viola tricolor. Podophyl. Podophyllum peltatum. Zinc. Zincuin. N. B. During the progress of the work through the press it was thought desirable to change the typography of the highest degree from smnall caps., the original design, to caps. Attention should also be called to the fact that the following remedies, viz., Argent. nitr., Crotal., Elaps, Glon., Hyperic., have been noticed in the repertory though not incorporated in the text. A. K. TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE. In placing a work of this character before the profession, but little need be said by way of introduction; the intrinsic merit of the original speaks for itself. The arrangement adopted by the author has been followed in the present edition, as closely as possible. But few alterations have been made in the original text, and these only where the author has given in an obscure phraseology, some well known symptom; in such cases, which were but few, the translator has preferred the more lucid expression, as found in the original of Hahnemann's Chronic Diseases, or in the Materia Medica Pura. The typographical arrangement of the repertory has however, been changed; th e highest degree is herein given in small caps.; the next lower degree in italics; while the two degrees still lower (as given by B6nninghausen), owing to the slight practical benefit to be derived from their distinction,'have been given in roman type. The alterations here referred to have been necessitated, through the great difficulty and expense of the coinposition as found in the original. Many symptoms have been added to the repertory, some of which are recent observations, but all are from the best authorities. Regarding part IV., we would remark: the additions thereto have been made with care; yet we would most earnestly commend the careful selection of the remedy, according to the individual symptoms, rather than place any dependence on such a pathological classification, which if relied upon, we will find a stumbling block to success. Twenty-six remedies have been added to the text and arranged in the repertory; the text for these has been carefully excerpted from the most reliable sources, and in addition has received the sanction of 2 PREFACE. Dr. C. Hering, to whom the translator would here return sincere thanks, for the kind assistance rendered in the completion of this work. With these remarks and explanations, the work is now submitted to the profession, with the hope that it may prove as useful,to the English reader, as the original has to the TRANSLATOR. PR EFACE TO THE SECOND GERMAN EDITION. Within the past ten years, the author of the " Essay on the homreopathic treatment of intermittent fever," published in the year 1833, (at Miinster by Fried. Regensberg), has been frequently requested to publish a new edition of the same, the former being out of print. This request, comiing as it does, from a distance as well as from nearer homle, and renewed, always more earnestly, every year at the meeting of the honmceopathic physicians of the Rheinlands and Westphalia, lays upon the author the duty to again take up a work, which through thirty years of accumulated observations and experiences, has not only decidedly increased its scope, but also its difficulties. Although the first edition received sufficient approbation to afford gratification, and even received honorable mention from the founder of homceopathy, in the last (fifth) edition of his Organon (p. 251); yet we must in truth, admit the demand of to-day to be so widely different from what it was at that time, that an entire remodeling in an increased and more comprehensive form, must be looked upon as a prerequisite, in order to meet it. This revision and remodeling has long kept the author from the work, the time requisite being great, while his advanced age, 79 years. with impaired vigor and power of endurance, together with diminished hours of leisure in which to write, render the conditions far different from thirty years ago. On the other hand is brought to bear, not only the long years of experience, but especially the important accumulation of 115 quarto volumes of the most carefully kept Case books, " Kranken Journal," which contain a great treasure of material gathered by himself, on which he can fully rely. If therefore, through this last mentioned fact, the author is encourage(l to again take up the work, that he may fulfill his involuntary 4 PREFACE. promise, by laying before his honored friends and colleagues this work in a new and more complete form; he has on the other hand a duty towards himself to perform, viz: to explain and justify his mode of treating the subject. With this especial purpose the following lines have been written. 1. A limitation of the therapeutics to intermittent fever alone, as in the first edition of this work, could not properly receive unqualified favor, for the most cogent reason, that nowhere between intermittent fever in the broadest sense of the term, and the numerous other fevers, can a sufficiently sharp line be drawn. The title "Intermittent fever" should therefore be set aside, and the general term "Fever," as related to the various diseased states of Circulation, Chill (including coldness and shivering), Heat and Sweat, be used in its stead. As one or more of these conditions can, in general, indicate and characterize a fever, it is therefore not only advisable, but necessary, to treat each of these stages in a separate chapter. 2. Most fevers, not only intermittent and remittent, but even the continued fevers, have periods during which the fever, with its concomitants, is ameliorated; and others during Iwhich the condition of the patient is more or less aggravated. Herein lie sufficiently forcible reasons for distinguishing the so-called Pyrexia (the actual fever period), from the Apyrexia (during which the actual fever has for a time abated, and given place to this changed condition). Therefore it seems quite appropriate that this first volume should especially treat of the Pyrexia, and that the complaints of the Apyrexia should be reserved for a second volume. In the mean time every other homceopathic therapeia, canl take the place of this last mentioned part, until the author is able to prepare it. Si qua fata sinunt! 3. For the first volume, which will therefore treat exclusively of the Pyrexia, it seems of paramount importance, that a short extract of the characteristic symptoms, relative to fever, of the drugs mentioned in the repertory, should be given. This constitutes the first principal part of this work. These symptoms will be found under four divisions. 1. The Circulation and pulse; 2. The Chill, including coldness and shivering; 3. Heat: and 4. Sweat. The author believes that this arrangement, in which he has confined himself to the most important symptoms, will in a great degree lessen the difficulties, in the study and comparison of the peculiarities and differences of the remedies; and that through it, a more sharply defined picture of each remedy PREFACE. 5 may be drawn. This first part is therefore especially adapted to, and set apart for, the study of the true genius of each remedy, in regard to its power to excite fever, and to the adaptability of the same to individual cases; while the following chapters will decide in regard to points still remaining in doubt. It may here be remarked, that the abbreviation adopted for each remedy will be found in parenthesis to the right of its respective name. 4. The second part is composed of a repertory, which has been made as complete as possible, as regards the four stages: 1. Circulation; 2. Chill, including coldness and shivering; 3. Heat; 4. Sweat. The subdivisions for each stage are set forth in the index; the symptoms under each are arranged, as much as possible, in systematic alphabetical order; first the essential varieties therewith connected, in general; then in regard to single parts and organs. Next follow aggravations as regards time, location and circumstance; then ameliorating circumstances and conditions; and finally (for the last three stages), the concomitant complaints, which latter are all of more or less importance, according to the fundamental principles of homceopathy, in deciding the adaptability of a given remedy, to the greatest possible certainty, for the individual case. 5. The third part gives a view of the compound fevers, that is, of such as are composed of more than one of the afore-mentioned stages, from which many combinations are formed. It is evident that this part will not only allow, but will actually require, considerable enlargement and improvement in the future. For the more ready review of this part, the headings are given with reference to the first stage, and arranged according to the transition from one to the other. 6. The fourth and last part, which treats only of the pathological names, as applied to the various forms of fever, and of the remedies which to the present have been used more or less frequently, in the treatment of the same; is given only at the request of a number of my colleagues, who hope thereby to facilitate the task of searching for the remedy. It need scarcely be said that here less than anywhere can anything determinate be given, and the author would especially protest against the misuse of this "Name Therapeia," a part, to which every true homceopath will attach but slight importance, and which in no case can supplant the careful valuation of the symptoms, in the selection of the remedy. The cause of the numerous complaints, which of late have become so loud, in regard to the difficulties in the treat 6 PREFACE. ment of fevers, is no doubt the censurable practice of generalization and name prescribing "a l\men Unfug." 7. With great diligence and especial care the author has endeavored, through different type and setting of the same, in the repertory, to mark the degree of importance of each remedy. He has retained the distinguishing points, which were emploved in his repertory (of 1833 and 1835) and in his therapeutic pocket-book (of 1846); these having been recognized by competent judges, as conformable to the object in view. According to this arrangement, as for instance on the last, therefore readily found page, under the heading Hectic fever, we find, in spread italics, A rs. Cal c. Kal. Ly c. &c.; these hold the highest degree, being remedies most frequently useful and employed. Next in order the common set italics Bry. Chin. lod. Ipec. &c. In still lower degree the spread roman, as B a r. C u p r. D r o s. F e r r. &c., and in the lowest degree the common set roman type, as Bell. Carb. veg. Con. Dig. &c. Those in brackets, which but seldom appear, require confirmation. The author trusts that the friendly reader will at least recognize the labor and care, which has been bestowed on the preparation of this small, yet comprehensive work. He also hopes that even the experienced homceopath, may find many useful things therein, which in other books would be sought for in vain; as much of a not unimportant character has been taken from the records in the case books, "Kranken Journal" kept during a not insignificant practice of thirtyfive years. Whether the author will be spared to prepare a second volume, treating of the Apyrexia exclusively, remains in the hands of Hinm who rules over both health and life. In the mean time the want can, though with less convenience, be supplied by any good Homceopathic Therapeia, so that the necessity may be looked upon as of less imperative nature. Nevertheless it would without doubt, be a useful, and for many a welcome work, if some colleague, having the necessary experience with the peculiar conditions, which frequently manifest themselves both before and after fevers, would prepare and publish such a treatise. The author expresses this wish, which is also his own, unreservedly, and with the guarantee that it would in no case occur to his mind to prepare a work to compete therewith. C. v. B13iNINNGHAUSEN. Miinster, Jan. 1, 1863. PART I. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. ACONITUM NAPELLUS. (Acon.) 1. Pulse generally very full, hard and accelerated, sometimes intermittent; seldom small and thread-like, or imperceptible. Sensation of coldness in the blood-vessels. 2. Chill at the beginning of the attack, most severe in the evening after lying down, often with one hot cheek and contracted pupils. Chill from uncovering and from being touched. With the chill, frequently, internal heat with anxiety and redness of the cheeks. Shivering ascending from the feet to the chest. 3. Dry burning heat, generally extending from the head and face, with much thirst for cold drink. With the heat, great excitability, restlessness, and agonized tossing about. Continued external heat with inclination to uncover. Burning heat with chilly shiverings at the same time. 4. Long continued sweat over the whole body, of somewhat sour odor. The covered parts sweat the most. ACTkA RACEMOSA. (Act. rac.) 1. Pulse weak and irregular; or, quick and weak. Pulse feeble in the morning, with weakness and trembling. Pulse slow, intermitting. 2. Creeping chills upon the back, during the evening, followed by frequent waking during the night, and desire to throw off the bed clothes, although the room was very cold. 3. Heat, especially of the face. 8 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 4. Disposition to sweat at night (3 A. M.), commencing while asleep, disappearing after awaking. Sweat inclined to be cold. /ASCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM. (/Esc. hip.) 1. Pulse (66) soft and weak. Pulse accelerated (130). 2. Severe chilliness in the afternoon. Chilliness and gooseflesh. 3. Heat in the whole body. Hands hot and dry. Disposition to stretch and yawn all the time. Head aches as if it would burst. 4. Profuse hot sweat with the fever. AGARICUS MUSCARIUS. (Agar.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, in the morning; later in the day always slower; very unequal and at times intermittent. 2. Chill and chilliness predominating particularly in the cold open air, and from raising the bed clothes. Shiverings over the body, running from above downwards. 3. Heat slight, and principally on the upper part of the body. 4. Greasy, but not offensive smelling sweat, the whole night, during sleep. Sweat from slight exercise. AGNUS CASTUS. (Agn. cast.) 1. Pulse weak and slow, often imperceptible. 2. Internal chill with trembling, with external warmth of the skin. Chill and heat alternating. Much chilliness with cold hands. Chill predominating. 3. Flushes of burning heat, mostly in the face, with coldness of the knees in the evening in bed. 4. Sweat, almost exclusively on the hands, when walking in the open air. ALUMINA. (Alum.) 1. Pulse full and somewhat accelerated. 2. Chill predominating, and principally toward evening, even in bed, and by the warm stove; also after eating a warm soup; frequently with heat of the face. Chill during the day, heat at night. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 9 3. In the evening, following the chill, heat commencing in and spreading firom, the face, at times however taking in only the the right side of the body. 4. Sweat at night, especially toward morning in bed, with anxiety; most profuse in the face, and frequently only on the right side of the face. Entire inability to sweat. AMBRA GRISEA. (Ambra.) 1. Pulse accelerated and circulation excited. 2. Chill in the forenoon, with lassitude and sleepiness, relieved by eating. Chill at night, preventing sleep. Chill of single parts of the body, with heat of the face. 3. Anxious flushes of heat, returning every quarter hour, most violent toward evening. 4. Profuse sweat at night, worse after midnight and most on the affected side. Profuse sweat, particularly on the abdomen and thighs, during exercise. AMMONIUM CARBONICUM. (Amm. carb.) 1. Pulse hard, tense and quick. 2. Chill in the evening, frequently alternating with heat, till toward midnight. Chill in the open air. 3. Heat principally in the evening, particularly in the face, with cold feet. 4. Sweat in the morning, mostly at the joints. Continuous day or night sweat. AMMONIUM MURIATICUM. (Amm. mur.) 1. Pulse accelerated, day and night continuously. 2. Chill with external coldness in the evening, and from uncovering at night. Chill alternating every half hour with heat. Chill running up the back. 3. Heat with red, puffed up face, particularly in the warm room and after bodily exertion. Flushes of heat, in frequent attacks, ending each time with sweat, which is most profuse in the face, palms of the hands and on the soles of the feet. 10 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 4. Sweat day and night, following heat. Profuse night-sweat over the whole body; most copious after midnight and early in the morning, in bed. ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE. (Anac,) 1. Pulse accelerated, with beating in the blood-vessels. 2. Chill and chilliness with trembling, particularly in the open air, passing off in the sun. Shivering over the back, as if cold water was poured over it, with heat of the face. Internal chill even in the warm room. 3. External heat with internal chill. Ieat of the upper body, with cold feet, internal shiverings and hot breath. Heat, from 4 P. i. till evening, daily, passing off after supper. 4. Evening sweat on the head, abdomen and back, even when sitting quiet. Night sweat on the abdomen and back. Clammy sweat in the palms, particularly the left. Cool sweat with internal heat. ANGUSTURA. (Angust.) 1. Pulse accelerated, spasmodic, irregular and at times intermitting. 2. Chill, in the morning in bed, and in the forenoon, preceeded by thirst. Severe internal chill every afternoon (3 P. M.). Repeated shiverings over the affected part. Shivering in the back 9 A. M. 3. Heat in the evening, most in the face, after coming into the room and after supper. Heat after midnight (3 A. M.) which disturbs sleep, soon followed by shivering. 4. Sweat only in the morning, and only on the forehead. ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM. (Ant. crud.) 1. Pulse extremely irregular, now accelerated and again slow, changing every few beats. 2. Chill predominating during the day, even in the warm room Violent shaking chill toward noon, with thirst (for beer). Sensitive cold feeling in the nose, during inspiration through the same. Shivering over the back; feet cold as ice, with sweat on the rest of the body. C. HG. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 11 3. Heat at night predominant, but until midnight with cold feet. Great heat from the least exercise, particularly in the sun. 4. Sweat in the morning when awaking, which causes a shriveling of the tips of the fingers. Sweat which returns precisely at the same hour, usually every other (third) morning. ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM. (Ant. tart.) 1. Pulse full, strong and accelerated, at times trembling. Strong beating in the blood-vessels. As the fever passes off, the pulse frequently grows slow and imperceptible. Pulse uncommonly accelerated from the slightest motion. 2. Chill with external coldness, coming on at all times of the day, with somnolancy; mostly with trembling and shaking; frequently as if cold water was poured over one. Chill and heat alternating during the day. 3. Violent, but not long lasting heat, succeeding a long chill, aggravated by every motion. Long lasting heat after a short chill, with somnolency, and sweat on the forehead. 4. Profuse sweat all over, also at night. Sweat is frequently cold and clammy. The affected parts sweat most profusely. APIS MELLIFICA. (Apis.) 1. Pulse full and accelerated; less frequently small and threadlike; at times intermittent and imperceptible. 2. Chill most severe toward evening. Shivering in the afternoon (3 to 4 P. M.) aggravated in the warmth. Chilliness from the slightest motion, particularly toward evening, with heat of the face and hands. 3. Dry heat towards evening. The sensation of heat is most severe on the chest and epigastric region. 4. Sweat alternating with dryness of the skin. ARGENTUM METALLICUM. (Argent.) 1. Pulse accelerated in the evening, after lying down. 2. Chill in the afternoon and evening until going to sleep, also before midnight, every time the bed clothes are raised. Chill spreads from the back. 12 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 3. Heat in the forenoon, over the whole body, but less on the head. 4. Sweat only on the abdomen and, on the chest. ARNICA MONTANA. (Arnic.) 1. Pulse very changeable, mostly hard, full and accelerated. Pulse at times very weak and slow. Strong pulsations through the whole body in the evening. 2. Internal chill with external warmth. Chill, as if cold water was poured over him, mostly in the evening, attended with much thirst, which commences before the chill. Chill. and coldness of the lower part of the body, with heat of the upper part, particularly of the head. General chill with heat and redness of one cheek. Chill after every sleep. Chill from the slightest lifting of the bed clothes. Chill alternating with heat. Sensation of coldness on. the side on which he lies. 3. Dry heat which is either general; or, running only over the face or back. -Burning in one spot which was cold to the touch. Heat or coldness now here and again there. Heat in the evening with pain in the limbs. 4. Sweat mostly sour or offensive smelling; at times cold sweat. ARSENICUM ALBUM. (Arsen.) 1. Pulse weak and small but much accelerated, often imperceptible, or intermitting. Pulse frequent in the morning, slow in the evening. Burning or cold feeling in the blood-vessels. 2. Undefined development of chill (and heat); either simultaneously or in alternation. Chill in the forenoon not relieved by anything. Internal chill with external heat. Chill and shivering after every drink. External coldness with cold, clammy sweat. During the chill (and during the heat), aggravation of symptoms which existed previously, but were of slight importance. Nursing children have no distinct chill; must be covered; very thirsty. 3. Internal burning dry heat. Dry heat, evening and night, with thirst, and frequent drinking of but a small quantity at a time. Heat at night as if hot water was poured over one. 4. Sweat at the end of the fever, with cessation of all the pre GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 13 vious symptoms. Sweat in the first sleep or through the whole night. Cold, clammy, or sour and offensive smelling sweat. During the sweat, unquenchable thirst. ARUM TRIPHYLLUM. (Arum tr.) 1. Pulse accelerated. 2. Chill? 3. Dry heat of the skin, redness of the tongue with elevated papillae; soreness of the mouth; cracked corners of the mouth and lips; stoppage of the nose, with or without profuse yellow discharge filling the whole nasal cavity and throat; putrid sore throat; submaxillary glands swollen; urine abundant and pale; itching eruption. 4. Sweat? ASA FCETIDA. (Asaf.) 1. Pulse small, but very frequent and unequal. 2. Chill, coldness and dryness of the skin. Shiverings, particularly over the back, in the afternoon. 3. Heat in the face, after dinner, with anxiety and sleepiness, but without thirst. 4. Sweat wanting; only occasionally cold, moist skin. ASARUM EUROP/EUM. (Asar.) 1. Pulse quick and strong. 2. Chill and cold feeling in the forenoon, after eating or drinking, and in the open air, generally with heat of the head. Much chilliness during the day. 3. Heat, in the evening after lying down, particularly in the face and palms of hands. Alternate flushes of burning heat and coldness. 4. Sweat, increased at night, of a sour smell; most profuse in the axillke; also when sitting quiet. In general sweats easily, particularly on the upper body. AURUM FOLIATUM. (Aurum.) 1. Pulse small but accelerated. Orgasm of blood in the whole body, with stronger congestion to the head and chest. 14 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 2. Chill predominating. Chill and coldness of the hands and feet, also in bed, frequently lasting the entire night. General shivering in the evening in bed. Coldness of the whole body with nausea. 3. Heat principally in the face, alternating with chill. 4. Sweat in the morning hours, most profuse on and around the genitals. BAPTISIA TINCTORIA. (Bartis.) 1. Pulse accelerated (190), full and soft; or, slow, round and soft; or, first accelerated, afterwards very slow and faint. The pulsations of the heart seem to fill the chest. 2. Chilliness all (lday. Chilliness with soreness of the whole body. 3. Heat at night. 4. Fetid sweat. Accorpaniments.-Dull, stupefying headache; confusion of ideas; she cannot go to sleep because she cannot get herself together; delirious stupor; dark red face with a besotted expression; injected eyes; coated tongue, brown and dry, particularly in the centre, or, dry and red; sordes on the teeth; fetid breath; fetid discharges from the bowels; fetid urine; debility and nervous prostration; ulcerations. BARYTA CARBONICA. (Baryt.) 1. Pulse accelerated but weak; seldom full and hard. 2. Chill and chilliness predominating, often as if cold water was poured over one, relieved by external warmth. Chill alternating with heat, in the evening and at night. Chill extending from the face or from the pit of the stomach (Plexus solaris?), down the body. Chill beginning in the feet. 3. Frequent flushes of heat during the day. Nightly attacks of flushes of heat, with great anxiety and restlessness. 4. Debilitating night-sweat. Sweat of one (mostly left,) side. Sweat returning every other (third) evening. BELLADONNA. (Bellad.) 1. Pulse generally quick, frequently full, hard and tense, yet GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 15 also at times small and soft, seldom slow, and then it is full. Throbbing of the carotids and temporal arteries. 2. Chill in the evening, particularly on the extremites; mostly on the arms, with heat of the head. Internal chill with external burning heat. Chill and heat alternating. Shaking chill in the evening. Coldness of the limbs, with heat of the head. Shiverings running down the back. 3. Continuous dry burning heat, with sweat only. on the head. Internal heat with anxiety and restlessness. Heat of the forehead, with cold cheeks. Internal or external heat, or both at the same time. Heat of the head, with redness of the face and delirium. Heat predominating. 4. Sweat exclusively on the covered parts. Sweat with, or immediately after the heat, mostly in the face. Sweat staining the clothing, and of empyreumatic smell. Sweat during sleep, by day as well as by night. Entire want of sweat. Sweat ascending from the feet to the head. BISMUTHUM. (Bismuth.) 1. Pulse generally contracted, somewhat spasmodic and at times intermittent. 2. Chill with deathly coldness of the whole body. 3. In the morning after arising, flushes of heat over the whole body, especially over the head and chest. External dry, burning heat. 4. Sweat wanting. BORAX VENETA. (Borax.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated. 2. Chill and chilliness mostly during sleep. Chill predominating, especially in the afternoon and evening. Chill and heat alternating. Chill from uncovering. 3. Flushes of heat morning and evening. 4. Sweat during the morning sleep. BOVISTA. (Bovist) 1. Pulse excited, with orgasm of the blood and palpitation of the heart. 16 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 2. Chill predominating, even near a warm stove, morning and evening, and even at night, generally with thirst. Chill with the pains. Shivering in the evening, spreading from the back. 3. Fever in the evening, daily (7 P. M.), preceeded by chill with thirst. 4. Sweat every morning (5 to 6 A. M.) most profuse on the chest. BROMIUM. (Brom.) 1. Pulse much accelerated. 2. Chill every other (third) day, with shaking, yawning and stretching, and with cold feet. 3. Internal burning heat, like, between the skin and flesh. 4. Sweat from the least exertion or exercise. BRYONIA ALBA. (Bryon.) 1. Pulse very full, hard, quick and tense; at times also intermittent, with strong orgasm of the blood. 2. Chill and chilliness predominating, frequently with heat of the head, red cheeks and thirst. Chill with external coldness of the body. Chill and coldness mostly in the evening, and frequently only of the right side. Chill worse in the room than in the open air. 3. Dry, burning heat, mostly only internal, and as if the blood in the veins was burning. Great aggravation of sufferings (luring the heat. 4. Profuse and very easily excited sweat, even from slow walking in the open cold air. Profuse night- and morning-sweat. Sour or oily sweat. CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS. (Cact. grand.) 1. Pulse quick, tense and hard. Intermitting. Loss of pulse. 2. Chill, regular paroxysm at 11 A. M. and P. M. 3. Heat after the chill, with dyspnoea, headache, thirst, coma, stupefaction, insensibility till midnight, then unquenchable thirst, shortness of breath, inability to remain lying and very profuse sweat. 4. Sweat very profuse. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 17 CALADIUM SEGUINUM. (Calad.) 1. Pulse hard and bounding. 2. Chill in the evening, with coldness, going from the abdomen to the feet and fingers. Chill after midnight. 3. Heat only internal, with throbbing in the body. Heat before midnight, during sleep, passing off quickly on awaking. 4. Sickly sweat, which attracts the flies very much. With the breaking out of the sweat, amelioration of all complaints. CALCAREA CARBONICA. (Calc. carb.) 1. Pulse full and accelerated, often tremulous. Much beating in the blood vessels, and palpitation of the heart. 2. Chill with shivering, mostly in the evening, yet also in the forenoon. Internal chilliness in the morning, after arising. Chill alternating with heat. 3. Frequent attacks of flushes of heat, with anxious palpitation of the heart. Heat, followed by chill and cold hands. External heat with internal chilliness, in the evening in bed. Heat after eating. 4. Sweat from the slightest exercise, even in the cold open air. Sweat during the first sleep. Morning-sweat. Sweat most profuse on the head and chest. Clammy night-sweat, only on the legs. CAMPHORA. (Camphor.) 1. Pulse small, weak and slow, often imperceptible. Diminished flow of blood, to those parts remote from the heart. 2. Chill, chilliness and sensitiveness to the cold air. Chill with shivering and shaking. General icy-coldness of the whole body, with deathlike paleness of the face. 3. Heat, with distention of the veins, increased by every motion. 4. Cold sweat, which is often clammy, and always exhausting. CANNABIS SATIVA. (Cann. sat.) 1. Pulse very weak, slow, and frequently almost imperceptible. 2. Chill predominating, with thirst and shaking. Shivering 2 18 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVrERS. over the whole body. External coldness of the whole body, with the exception of the face. 3. Heat only in the face, and but slight. Nightly burning heat. 4. Sweat wanting. CANTHARIS. (Canthar.) 1. Pulse very variable, mostly hard, full and accelerated, at times also intermitting; less frequently weak, slow and almost imperceptible. Pulsations through the trembling limbs. 2. Chill with general coldness, mostly in evening attacks, not relieved by external warmth. Fever consisting almost exclusively of the chill, succeeded by thirst, without heat. Chill running up the back. (Nursing children. Chill, passing urine very frequently.) 3. Heat during the night, only external, without one's self being able to feel it. Burning heat, with anxiety and thirst. 4. Sweat from every movement. Cold sweat, especially on the hands and feet. Sweat around the genitals. Sweat smells like urine. CAPSICUM ANNUUM. (Capsic.) 1. Pulse very irregular and often intermitting. 2. Chill predominating and almost always with violent thirst. Chill with shivering, after drinking. Chill in the cold air, particularly in a draught. Evening chill. Diminution of the natural bodily warmth. Sensation, like from cold sweat, on the thighs. 3. Heat with simultaneous sweat and thirst. Internal heat, with cold sweat on the forehead. First heat and sweat, then chill with shivering, and chattering of the teeth. 4. Sweat with the heat. Sweat after the chill, without preceeding heat. CARBO ANIMALIS. (Carb. an.) 1. Pulse excited and accelerated, with beating in the bloodvessels, mostly toward evening. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 19 2. Chill especially in the afternoon, after eating, and in the evening. In the evening of every third day, shivering, continuing also in bed. Chill in the evening followed by sweat during sleep. 3. Heat always after a chill, mostly at night in bed. 4. Sweat after the heat, generally toward morning. Sweat during the day, from slight exercise, even when eating. Debilitating night sweat, of offensive odor and staining the clothes yellow. Sweat most profuse on the thighs. CARBO VEGETABILIS. (Carb. veg.) 1. Pulse weak and languid, often imperceptible. Intermitting pulse. Irregular pulse, at one time much accelerated, then again:as if quite suppressed. Small pulse with thirst and rapid sinking. 2. Chill and chilliness, mostly in the evening, at times of the left side only, generally with thirst. With the chill unusual lassitude. Chill with icy coldness of the body. Cold breath. 3. Heat after the chill, but also independent of chill; or, at night in bed, with many concomitants. Flushes of burning heat, in evening attacks, generally without thirst. 4. Profuse sweat, mostly of a putrid, or sour odor. Great disposition to sweat, even when eating. Night-sweat. Sour smelling morning-sweat. CAUSTICUM, (Caustic.) 1. Pulse excited only toward evening, from orgasm of blood. 2. Chill and chilliness predominating, frequently with coldness of the whole left side. AMuch internal chilliness, immediately followed by sweat, without preceeding heat. Severe internal chill about midnilght. Shivering beginning in and spreading fiom the fiace. 3. Heat from 6 to X P.,M. Flushes of heat, followed by chill. 4. Sweat immediately after the chill, without preceeding heat. Profuse sweat when walking in the open air. Sour smelling ni-ght-sweat. Morning,-sweat toward 4 A. M. 20 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. CHAMOMILLA. (Chamom.) 1. Pulse small, but tense and a'ccelerated, frequently very unequal, and then for a time weak. 2. Chill an(l shivering, generally only of single parts, with heat of others. Shiverings, with internal heat. Chill and coldness of the whole body, With burning hot face and hot breath. Alternation of shivering and coldness of one part with heat of others. Chill of the posterior part, with heat of the antetior of the body, or vice versa. Shiverirnr when uncovering, and from exposure to the cold air. 3. Heat and shivering intermingled, mostly with one red and one pale cheek. Anxious heat with sweat of the face and scalp. Long lasting heat, with violent thirst, and frequent starting in sleep. 4. Sweat during sleep, most profuse on the head, mostly of sour odor, and with smarting sensation in the skin. Revulsion of, and therefrom, entire want of sweat. CHELIDONIUM MAJUS. (Chelid.) 1. Pulse small and quick. Toward evening pulse more full and hard, and but slightly accelerated. 2. Chill and chilliness, only internal, with severe shaking, in the evening in bed. Internal chill when walking in the open air, passing off in the room. Chill an(l coldness of the whole body, but worse on the hands and feet, with distention of the veins. Chill of one (right) leg. Shivering without external coldness. Shivering running down the back. 3. Internal heat without thirst, in the evening after lying down. 4. Sweat during sleep, after midnight and toward morning, passing off soon after awaking. CINCHONA. (Cinchon.) 1. Pulse small, but hard and cquick, calmer after eating. Pulse irregular, and at times intermitting. Uncommon distention of the blood-vessels. 2. Chill over the whole body, increased by drinking, thirst before or after, but not during the chill. Internal violent chill, GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 21 with ice-cold hands and feet, and congestion of blood to the head. Chill and heat alternating, in the afternoon. In the evening, in bed, he cannot get warm. (Nursing- children. Bloated or tympanitic abdomen and hard spleen or liver). 3. Heat over the whole body, with distended veins. During the heat (as during the chill) thirstlessness, or thirst for cold drink only. After the heat, violent thirst. Long lasting heat, which frequently sets in late after the chill. During the heat, desire to uncover. 4. Very profuse and debilitating sweat. Sweats easily during sleep and when moving in the open air. Very debilitating night, or morning-sweat. The sweat is fiequently greasy or cold. During the sweat, increased thirst. Revulsion of sweat, and therefrom want of sweat. Sweat on the side on which one lies. CHININUM SULPHURICUM. (Chin. sulph.) 1. Pulse slow, p)articularly after eating, or during periodic diseases; full or small, but weak and slow; frequent during the heat. 2. Chill, regular paroxysms at the same hour; during the chill, blue lips and nails, ringing in the ears, pale face. During the paroxysm, pain in dorsal vertebrae on pressure; pain in the region of the liver and spleen, on bending, taking a deep breath, or coughing; urine gives a brick-dust like, or fatty sedliment, or contains crystals of urates. 3. Heat, with red filce. 4. Sweat, easily exc ite(l tlhroughl the least exertion. Debilitating sweat. CICUTA VIROSA. (Cicut,) 1. Pulse weak. slow d-rl trembling, at tines quite inmperceptible. 2. Chill and chilliness, with desire for warmth and the warm stove. The chill starts in the chest and runs down the legs, and in the arms, with staring look. 3. Heat slight and only internal. 4. Sweat at niiht and in the morning hours, principally on the abdomen. 22 INTERMITTENT AND OTItER FEVERS. CIMEX LECTULARIUS. (Cimex.) 1. Pulse feeble, intermitting. 2. Before the chill, thirst and heaviness in the legs. Chill commencing with clenching of the hands and violent raging. Chill attended with pains in all the joints. Sensation as if the tendons were too short; the knee joints are usually contracted so that the legs cannot be stretched; the chest feels oppressed, obliging one to take a long breath frequently; irresistible sleepiness. Chill terminates with a tired feeling in the legs, obliging one to change position constantly; with thirst, drinking however, causes violent headache; continuous dry cough, oppression of breathing, heaviness in the middle of the chest, anxiety. Abstaining from drinking ameliorates all this. 3. Heat with gagging, the oesophagus feels constricted, and the water drank goes down only at intervals; no thirst. 4. Sweat mostly on the head and chest, accompanied by hunger. CINA. (Cina.) 1. Pulse small, but hard and accelerated. 2. Chill with shivering and shaking, even when near a warni stove; the chill ascends from the upper part of the body to the head. Chill, with coldness of the pale face, and warmth of the hands. Chill not relieved by external warmth, mostly in the evening, and with great paleness of the face. (Nursing children. Chill in the evening and fever all night.) 3. Heat, most severe of the head and face, but with paleness of the face. Nightly heat with thirst. 4. Sweat generally cold, on the forehead, around the nose and on the hands. After the sweat (frequently also before the beginning of the chill), vomiting of food, with canine hunger at the same time. CISTUS CANADENSIS. (Cist. can.) 1. Pulse? 2. Chilliness. Chill succeeded by heat. Cold feeling in the abdomen and larynx. Cold feet. Violent chill succeeded by GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 23 fever heat, with trembling, accompanied by a quick swelling and great redness of the glands below the ear and in the throat. 3. heat with thirst, causing to drink frequently. Heat in the face. 4. Skin moist in a very warm room, forehead cold and sensation of coolness inside the forehead. CLEMATIS ERECTA. (Clemat.) 1. Pulse excited, with throbbing through all the blood-vessels. 2. Chill with shivering, followed by sweat without intervening heat. Shivering from every uncovering. 3. Dry heat, with general hot sensation, only at night. 4. Profuse sweat at night, most toward morning, with aversion to uncovering. COCCULUS. (Coccul.) 1. Pulse small and spasmodic, often imperceptible, seldom hard, and somewhat accelerated. 2. Chills frequently alternating with heat. Internal chill in the afternoon and evening; attended with shivering through the whole body, but more in the back and on the legs; not relieve(d by external warmth. Continuous chilliness with hot skin. 3. Dry heat the whole night through. Flushes of heat, with burning heat of the cheeks, and cold feet. 4. Sweat of the body from evening till morning, attended with cold sweat of the face. Morning-sweat, principally on the chest. Debilitating sweat over the whole body, from the least exertion. Sweat of the affected parts. COFFEA CRUDA. (Coffea.) 1. Pulse scarcely changed, very slightly accelerated. 2. Chill increased through every (beginning) motion. Frequently recurring internal shiverings, with external heat of the face or whole body. Chilly feelings with internal and external warmth. Great sensitiveness to external cold. Chills running down the back. 3. External dry heat with shivering in the back, in the even 24 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. ing after lying down. Dry heat at night with delirium. Great heat of the face. Hot breath. 4. Sweat occasionally follows the heat. Slight morning-sweat. Sweat in the face with internal shivering. COLCHICUM ANTUMNALE. (Colchic.) 1. Pulse accelerated, hard and full. 2. Chill and shivering, running through all the limbs. Frequent chilly shiverings, running down the back. 3. Only external dry heat of the skin. External dry heat the whole night, with violent unquenchable thirst. 4. Sweat entirely suppressed and wanting. COLOCYNTHIS. (Coloc.) 1. Pulse generally full, hard and acceleratedl less frequently smniall and weak. Strong throbbing in all the blood-vessels. 2. Chill and coldness of the whole body, frequently with heat of the face. Coldness of the hands, or soles of the feet, while the rest of the body is warm. With the pains, chill and shivering. 3. External dry heat. Internal sensation of heat, with attacks of external flushes of heat. 4. Sweat at night, smelling like urine, causing itching of the skin. Sweat principally on the head and extremities. CONIUM MACULATUM. (Coniumr.) 1. Pulse extremely irregular, principally slow and large, but with intervening small and quick beats. Sensible beating of the arteries through the whole body. Entirely pulseless. 2. Chill and coldness in the morning and afternoon (from 3 to 5 o'clock). Chill with continuous desire for warnmth, particularly that of the sun. In the morning only internal chill; in the afternoon attended with shivering. 3. Great heat, internal as well as external, with great nervousness. Heat with profuse sweat at the same time. 4. Sweat day and night as soon as one sleeps, or even when GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 25 closing the eyes. Night and morning-sweat with offensive odor, and smarting in the skin. CORNUS CIRCINATA. (Corn. cir.) 1. Pulse? 2. Coldness, followed by flushes of heat and perspiration. Chilly sensation, succeeded by transient flushes of heat. 3. Flushes of heat and coldness in alternation. Flushes of heat, followed bey easy general perspiration. Transient flushes of heat, pervading the whole body, with shooting pains through the brain. Throbbing pains in the temples and vertex. 4. Copious general clammy sweat, succeeded by general chilliness. CORNUS FLORIDA. (Corn. flor.) 1. Incleased strength andl freqluency of the pulse, with fever heat. Pulse quick and hard. 2. Chill with cold, clammy skin; nausea, vomiting and violent pains in the bowels. Paroxysm preceeded for days by sleepiness, sluggish flow of ideas, dull headache, nausea, vomiting, loss of app)etite and sometimes bilious or waterv diarrhoea. Chill, followed by heat with thirst, drinks often, but not much at a time, then sweat; giddy all the time; hungry soon after eating: desire for sour things, later for sweet cakes. 3. Heat with violent headache. HIeat with thirst. Hot, but moist skin; stupor. 4. Swveat. CROCUS SATIVUS. (Crocus.) 1. Pulse feverish, accelerated. Anxious palpitation of the heart. 2. Chill in the afternoon, growing worse toward evening, with shivering, going from the back down the legs, attended with trembling. Thirst with the chill, as well as with the heat. Shivering only on the back of the body. 3. Flushes of internal heat, with prickling and crawling in the skin. Heat principally of the head and face, with paleness of '26 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. the cheeks, and thirst. Heat with intense redness of the face, and distention of the blood-vessels. 4. Sweat scant, only at night, and then cold and debilitating. Sweat only on the lower half of the body. CUPRUM. (Cuprum.) 1. Pulse generally small, almost imperceptible, weak and very slow; less frequently full, hard and accelerated. 2. Chill over the whole body, most severe on the extremities. Chill after every attack of indisposition (also after an epileptic attack). Icy coldness of the whole body. 3. Flushes of heat. Debilitating, exhausting, internal heat. 4. Cold sweat at night. Many attacks (of epilepsy and mania) end with (cold) sweat. CYCLAMEN EUROP/UM. (Cyclam.) 1. Pulse not perceptibly changed. 2. Chill in the forenoon or evening. Morning or evening attacks of chilliness, over the whole body. With the evening chill, great sensitiveness to cold air and uncovering. 3. Heat, principally of the face, but without thirst, succeeds the chill, the hands continuing cold for a long time. Sensation of heat through the whole body, particularly in the face and on the hands. Heat of various parts, but not of the face. General heat after eating. 4. Sweat at night (luring sleep, moderate, but of offensive odor. DIADEMA ARANEA. (Diadem.) 1. Pulse accelerated. 2. Chill every day or every other day, at precisely the same hour. Chill predominating. Constant chilly feeling; always worse on rainy cold days. Menses too early and too profuse. Enlargement of the spleen. Much exhaustion. Long lasting chill (24 hours.) 3. Slight heat preceeded by chill, no sweat; or, chill, without heat, sweat with thirst. Heat in the evening with heaviness in GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 27 the hypogastrium, qualmishness in the pit of the stomach and heaviness of the limbs. 4. Sweat with thirst. DIGITALIS PURPUREA. (Digit.) 1. Pulse extremely slow, particularly when at rest. Pulse irregular and at times intermitting. The pulse becomes much accelerated, full and hard, from every motion, but soon returns to its former slowness when at rest. 2. Chill more internal, with warmth of the face, but beginning with coldness of the extremities, from thence spreading over the whole body. Chilliness and shivering over the whole back. Internal chill with external warmth. General chill, with heat and redness of the face. Chill and heat in alternation. Excessive coldness of the hands and feet, with cold sweat. Great sensitiveness to cold. 3. Heat, generally setting in late, after the chill. Sudden flushes of heat with subsequent weakness. Increased warmth over the body, with cold sweat of the face. Heat of one hand, with coldness of the other. 4. Sweat during the night, generally cold and somewhat clammy. Sweat immediately after the chill, without preceeding heat. DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA. (Droser.) 1. Pulse unaltered. 2. Chill with coldness and paleness of the face, and cold extremities. Chill in the forenoon. Internal chill, at night in bed and during rest. During the morning hours, one (left) side of the face cold, the other (right) hot. Chill and shivering when at rest, it seems to him to be too cold everywhere, even in bed. Chill during the day, heat at night. 3. Heat almost exclusively in the face and on the head. Increased warmth of the upper body, in the evening. 4. Warm sweat at night, particularly after midnight, and in the morning hours, most profuse in the face. 28 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. DULCAMARA SOLANUM. (Dulcam.) 1. Pulse small, hard and tense, particularly at night. 2. Chill commencing in and spreading from the back, not relieved by external warmth; mostly toward evening. Chill with the pains. Chill with violent thirst. 3. General dry burning heat over the whole body. Heat and burning in the back. Heat with delirium, without thirst. 4. Offensive smelling sweat, at night and in the morning over the whole body; during the day more on the back, in the axillhe and in the palms of the hllands. Sweat suppressed and entirely wanting. EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM. (Eup. perf.), 1. Pulse? 2. Chill usually in the morning (7 to 9 A. M.), thirst long before the chill, continuing through the chill and heat. Chill after drinking water. Vomiting after drinking. During the chill intense aching in the bones, also a number of gastric or so-called bilious symptoms. A greater amount of shivering during the chill than is warranted by the coldness. Alternate chilliness and flushes of heat. Throbbing headache during the chill and heat. Vomiting at the conclusion of the chill. Very thirsty during the chill and heat; took only a little sip of water at a time. ^3. Heat during the day. Headache increased but thirst diininished, during the heat. Great weakness and prostration during the fever with faintness fiom motion. 4. Sweat slight. Pungent heat attending the sweat at night. The intermission after the sweat is sometimes marked by a loose cough. EUPATORIUM PURPUREUM. (,Eup. purp.) 1. Pulse accelerated and full. 2. Chill commences at the small of the back and then spreads over the body. Lips and nails blue. Violent shaking with comparatively little coldness. The paroxysm comes on at different GENERAL FEVER SfMPTOMS. if times of the day; every other (lay. Violent bone pains during the chill and heat. 3. Heat after the chill, with thirst and pains in the bones. 4. Sweat after the heat may be profuse, or only a slight moisture. EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM. (Euphorb.) 1. Pulse? 2. Chill and chilliness predominating. Chill when beginning to eat, and when walking in the open, not cold, air. Chill with sweat at the same time. Shivering chill over the whole upper part of the body, with heat of the cheeks. Want of natural external warmth of the body, with internal burning heat. 3. Heat with intolerance of clothing, they seem too heavy. Heat only on the head. 4. Sweat in the morning in bed. Cold sweat on the legs. Sweat only on the thighs. EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS. (Euphras.) 1. Pulse unaltered. 2. Chill and internal chilliness in the forenoon, which becomes an external chill and coldness, particularly on the arms, in the afternoon. Chill predominating. 3. Attacks of heat (luring the day, with redness of the face and cold hands. 4. Sweat during sleep at night, of very strong offensive odor, most profuse on the chest. FERRUM METALLICUM, (Ferr.) 1. Pulse full and hard. Severe orgasm of the blood. 2. Frequent short attacks of chilly shivering. Chill with hot and red face, attended with thirst. General coldness in the evening in bed, frequently lasting the whole night. Chilliness with want of natural animal heat. 3. Dry heat over the whole body, especially toward evening, with great redness of the face and inclination to uncover. 4. Profuse and long lasting sweat, as well by day with every motion, as at night and in the morning in bed. Clammy and 80 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. generally very debilitating sweat. Every other (third) day, sweat from morning till noon. Strong smelling night-sweat. At times anxious cold sweat (with cramp of different parts). FLUORICUM ACIDUM. (Fluor. ac.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, only during exercise. 2. Chill entirely wanting. 3. General heat, with nausea from the slightest motion, with inclination to uncover, but mostly to wash with cold water. 4. Clammy, sour and unpleasant smelling sweat, mostly on the upper body, particularly during exercise in the afternoon and evening. The sweat promotes, to a great degree, excoriation of the skin and decubitus. GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS. (Gelsem.) 1. Pulse slow, accelerated by motion. 2. Chill commencing in the hands. Chilliness in the upper part of the body, back. Chilliness every day at the same hour. Chill mostly during the morning. Coldness of the feet, as if they were in cold water, with heat of the head and face, and headache. 3. Heat after the chill, principally of the head and face. Heat with nervous restlessness. 4. Sweat after the heat. Profuse sweat, relieving the pains. Sweats freely from slight exertion. GRAPHITES. (Graphit.) 1. Pulse full and hard, but not perceptibly accelerated. 2. Chill and chilliness mostly in the evening. Chilliness day and night, particularly in the evening after 4 P. M. 3. General dry heat, in the evening and through the night, after the chill. Heat when riding in a carriage. 4. Sweat from the slightest motion. Profuse night-sweat. The sweat stains yellow, is sour and offensive smelling and frequently also cold. Entire inability td sweat. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 31 GUAIACUM OFFICINALE. (Guaiac.) 1. Pulse small, weak and soft, but accelerated. 2. Internal chill through the whole body, even when near a warm stove, mostly in the afternoon and evening. 3. Evening heat, particularly in the face. 4. Sweat mostly on the head and forehead, also when walking in the open air. Night-sweat of very offensive odor. HELLEBORUS NIGER. (Helleb.) 1. Pulse generally small, slow and almost imperceptible. 2. Chill predominating during the day, as long as he is out of bed, with heat of the face. Chill in alternation with pain in the joints. Shaking chill, with goose-flesh and pains in the joints. The shivering begins in, and spreads from the arms. 3. Heat in the evening and through the day, as soon as he lies down, generally with sweat at the same time. Burning heat over the whole body, with internal shivering and aversion to drinking, in the evening in bed. Repeated attacks of, first heat, then chill with pains in the abdomen. 4. Sweat with the heat, in bed, increased toward morning. Cold, at times clammy sweat. HEPAR SULPHURIS CALCAREUM. (Hepar.) 1. Pulse hard, full and accelerated; at times intermitting, with excited circulation and beating in the blood-vessels. 2. Chill regularly every evening about 6, 7 o'clock. Chill, during the day, in alternation with heat and photophobia. Nightly chill in bed, with aggravation of all complaints. Great chilliness in the open air. 3. Dry burning heat with redness of the face and violent thirst, the whole night. Flushes of heat with sweat. 4. Continuous profuse sweat, day and night. Sweats very easily, during the day, particularly with every exertion of the mind. Night- and morning-sweat, with thirst. Cold, clammy, firequently sour or offensive smelling sweat. 32 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS. (Hydrast.) 1. Pulse slow during the chill. 2. Chill either morning or evening; chilliness especially in the back and thighs. 3. Flushes of heat. Great heat of the whole body. Constant dull, burning pains all the evening. 4. Sweat? HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM. (Hydr. ac.) 1. Pulse rapid and feeble, (in scarlatina). 2. Coldness internal and external. Marble coldness of the whole body. 3. Heat in the head with coldness of the extremities. Heat and sweat, over the whole body. 4. Sweat over the whole body, with heat. HYOSCYAMUS NIGER. (Hyosc.) i. Pulse accelerated, full, hard and strong; less frequently weak, slow and intermitting. Great distention of the bloodvessels. 2. Chill ascending from the feet, with shivering over the whole body, attended with heat of the face. Nightly coldness ascending the back, from the small of the back. He cannot get warm in bed, during the night. General coldness of the body, with burning redness of the face. Chill alternating with heat. 3. Burning heat over the whole body, every evening. During the heat, unusual congestion to the head and putrid taste in the mouth. 4. Continuous debilitating sweat during sleep. Very profuse sweat. Cold, at times also, sour smelling sweat. He sweats most on the legs. IGNATIA AMARA. (Ignat.) 1. Pulse generally hard, full and frequent, with throbbing in the blood-vessels; less fiequently small or slow; on the whole very variable. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 33 2. Chill and chilliness with increased pain. Chill always accompanied by thirst, and relieved through external warmth. Chill, frequently, of only the posterior half of the body. External coldness with internal heat. Internal chill with external heat..3. External heat only, without thirst, with intolerance of external warmth. External heat with redness, attended with internal shivering. Flushes of external heat. Continuous quick alternations from heat to cold. One-sided burning heat of the face. 4. Slight sweat, often, only in the face. Sensation as if sweat would break out, which however does not follow. Sweat when eating. Sweat, at times cold, but generally warm and somewhat sour smelling. IODIUM. (lod.) 1. Pulse large, hard and accelerated, with orgasm of the blood and beating in the blood-vessels. Pulse rapid, but weak and thread-like. With every exertion the pulse becomes more rapid. 2. Chill, frequently alternating with heat. Cold feet the whole night. Chill with shaking, also in the warm room. 3. General flushes of heat, over the whole body. Internal dry heat with external coldness of the skin. 4. Very profuse sweat in the night. Very debilitating sweat, in the morning hours, of sour odor and with much thirst. IPECACUANHA. (Ipecac.) 1. Pulse much accelerated, but frequently imperceptible. 2. Chill generally of short duration, soon passing over into heat. Internal chill as if under the skin, aggravated in the warmth. Chill with thirst. Moist coldness of the hands and feet. Chill mostly with thirst. 3. Continuous general heat, with dry, parchment-like skin, after a short chill. Anxious dry heat in the evening. Sudden attacks of general heat; with cold hands and feet. Heat, generally without thirst. 3 34 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 4. Very profuse sweat, mostly during the night. Pungent, mostly sour smelling sweat; frequently cold. Frequent attacks of hot sweat, in the room. KALI BICHROMICUM. (Kali bichr.) 1. Pulse accelerated; irregular, small, contracted. 2. Chilliness in the back, with sleepiness; seeks a warm place. Great inclination to yawn and stretch. Chilliness alternating with flushes of heat. Chilliness with giddiness and nausea, followed by heat, with sensation of coldness and trembling, and periodical pains in the temples; without thirst. Attacks of chilliness extending from the feet upwards, and sensation as if the skull on the vertex became contracted, in frequently returning paroxysms. Chill followed in an hour by heat, with dryness of the mouth and lips, which have to be moistened all the time; followed in the morning by great thirst, but no sweat. Chilliness, especially on the extremities, and flushes of heat alternating with general sweat. 3. Flushes of heat. Heat of the hands and feet; nausea; pain in the upper part of the abdomen; dryness of the mouth; sleeplessness; followed by sweat of the hands, feet and thighs. Burning heat of the upper part of the body and face, with internal chilliness and violent thirst. 4. Sweat of the hands feet and thighs after the heat. Flushes of heat alternating with general sweat. Sweat on the back, during effort to stool. KALI CARBONICUM. (Kali carb.) 1. Pulse very variable; often weak and slow frequently however, considerably accelerated and hard. At times the pulse is more rapid in the morning, and slower in the evening; seldom the opposite. Strong throbbing in the blood-vessels. 2. Chill mostly in the evening. Shivering at times during the day. Evening chilliness, soon relieved by the warmth of the stove, or after lying down. Chill frequently succeeds the pains. 3. Heat during the morning hours, already in bed. Internal heat with external shiverings. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 35 4. Sweat every night. Morning sweat. Sweat easily excited during the day by motion and from exertion of the mind. Sweat especially on the upper body, also increased by warm drinks. Offensive or sour smelling sweat. Entire want of perspiration and inability to sweat. KALI HYDRIODICUM. (Kali hydr.) 1. Pulse accelerated. 2. Chill in the afternoon; or lasting till morning; or firom 4 to 7 P. M. (with thirst; chill not relieved by the stove, but is ameliorated when in bed.) Chill beginning in the back and from thence spreading over the whole body, (with sleepiness.) Chilliness in the evening, with thirst. 3. Flushes of heat, with dulness of the head and general discomfort of the body. HIeat and then sweat, in the afternoon. 4. Sweat in the afternoon. Skin at times dry, and at other times profuse sweat. KREOSOTUM. (Kreos.) 1. Pulse small and weak, with orgasm of the blood. Pulsations in all the blood-vessels when at rest. 2. Chill predominating, principally when at rest. Shaking chill, with severe flushes of heat, in the face, red cheeks and ice cold feet. Chill with great bodily restlessness. Chill alternating with heat. 3. Heat mostly in the face. Flushes of heat with circumscribeI redness of the cheeks. 4. Sweat scant and only during the morning, with heat and redness of the cheeks. LACHESIS. (Laches.) 1. Pulse small and weak, but accelerated, frequently alternating with full an(l strong beats; in general very unequal and intermitting. 2. General chill, with chattering of the teeth and desire for external warmth. Numbing coldness. Shivering chill, ascending the back, frequently every other (third) day. Chill and heat 36 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. alternating, and changing from place to place. Chill every other (third) day. After ice cold calves, shaking chill, with warm sweat; then a strumming through all the limbs, intermingled with flushes of heat. (Nursing children: Spasms during every paroxysm.) 3. Heat particularly of the hands and feet, in the evening. Burning in the palms of hands and soles of the feet, during the evening and night. Heat at night, like from orgasm of the blood, with great sensitiveness of the throat. Internal sensation of heat with cold feet. 4. Profuse sweat attends most complaints. Great inclination to sweat. Sweat cold, staining yellow, or bloody and staining red. LACHNANTHES TINCTORIA. (Lachnanth.) 1. Pulse during the coldness 74, some beats fast, some beats slow. Pulse ranges from 58 to 68. Pulse 110 only in pneumonia. 2. Continuous chilliness. Sensation as if a piece of ice was lying on the back, between the shoulders, then a shock, followed by coldness over the whole body with gooseflesh; these attacks recur on moving and pass off after going to bed. Icy coldness of the body. External heat applied by heated flat-irons, ameliorates the coldness. 3. Flushes of heat alternating with chilliness. Evening fever, worse from 6 p. M. to midnight with redness of the face, more of the upper part.,Feverish with somnolency. Dry heat with burning feet, rumbling in the bowels and tossing about. Burning heat with red face (right side) followed by circumscribed redness. Fever with delirium, circumscribed redness of the cheeks and brilliant eyes (in pneumonia.) 4. Slight perspiration all over. Sweat after restless sleep; much sweat after midnight. Morning sweat. Sweat with dizziness of the head, and boiling and bubbling, in the chest and region of the heart. Skin is cold, damp and clammy. LAUROCERASUS. (Lauroc.) 1. Pulse extremely irregular; at times small and slow, often imperceptible; at others somewhat accelerated; seldom full and hard. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 37 2. Chill, coldness, and shivering, in the afternoon and evening, not relieved by external warmth. Chill alternating with heat. Want of natural animal heat. 3. Heat after the chill, from evening till midnight. Heat descending the back. 4. Sweat generally during the heat, and after the same, till toward morning. Sweat after eating. LEDUM PALUSTRE. (Ledum.) 1. Pulse full and quick; frequently the pulse can be felt on one arm, but is imperceptible on the other. 2. Long lasting chill, with shivering and thirst, with the sensation as if cold water was poured over single parts. Coldness and want of animal heat. Chill with thirst, predominates in the morning and forenoon. General coldness, with heat and redness of the face. 3. Heat without thirst, predominates toward evening. Burning of the hands and feet, in the evening. Heat alternating with sweat. 4. Sweat the whole night through, with inclination to uncover. Night-sweat of sourish, or offensive odor. Sweat from the slightest exercise, mostly on the forehead. Sweat causing itching. LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA. (Leptand.) 1. Pulse diminished in frequency, but full. 2. Chilly sensation, at the shoulders and down the back. Tendency to shiver. Sore and lame feeling in the small of the back. The feet and legs, from the knees down, feel cold and numb. 3. Skin hot and dry, with frequent pains in the bowels. 4. Sweat? LOBELIA INFLATA. (Lobel. inf.) 1. Pulse; more frequent and weaker than usual; in the evening slower pulse; almost imperceptible; weak and small but of the usual frequency. 2. Chilly feeling. Shuddering towards the middle of the day. Thirst before the chill. Shaking chill and coldness, increased after drinking. Chills down the back with heat in the stomach. 38 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 3. Heat with thirst and sweat. Sensation of heat and shuddering in the day time. Flushes of heat. Heat and inclined to sweat, particularly in the face. 4. Sweat begins with the heat, or after the heat has continued for some time. Sweat after the heat, with sleep. More disposed to sweat. Copious night-sweat. Cold sweats. LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM. (Lycop.) l. Pulse somewhat accelerated, only in the evening, and after eating. Excitement of the circulation, in the evening, with restlessness and trembling. Sensation as if the blood ceased to circulate. 2. Chill in the afternoon and evening (4 to 8 P. M.), with numbness of the hands and feet. Chill in the evening, in bed, preventing sleep. Chill of one, generally the left, side. Chill immediately followed by sweat, without intervening heat. Chill and heat alternating. Want of animal heat. 3. Flushes of heat, over the whole body, mostly toward evening, attended with frequent drinking, of but small quantities at a time, profuse urination, and constipation. Heat of one (left) foot, with coldness of the other (right.) 4. Profuse-sweat, during the day, from the slightest exercise; most profuse on the face. Night and morning sweat often with coldness of the face. Clammy night-sweat. Sweat is frequently cold, sour or offensive smelling; or of a bloody, or onion odor. MAGNESIA CARBONICA. (Magn. carb.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, only at night. 2. Chill and shivering, with external coldness, in the evening and after lying down, passing off slowly. Chill running down the back, seldom ascending from the feet. 3. Heat mostly in the forenoon, frequently with sweat on the head. Heat in the evening, after the chill. Anxious internal heat at night, with restlessness and aversion to uncovering. 4. Sweat the whole night, most profuse toward morning. The sweat is oily, staining yellow, with a sour and offensive odor. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 39 MAGNESIA MURIATICA. (Magn. mur.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, with orgasm of blood while sitting. 2. Chill in the evening, between 4 and 8 o'clock, even when near the warm stove, passing off slowly, after lying down. 3. Heat after the chill, from evening till midnight. Heat in the evening, with sweat only on the head. 4. Sweat, with thirst, lasting from midnight till morning. Morning sweat. MANGANUM. (Mangan.) 1. Pulse very unequal and irregular, now rapid, and again slow, but always soft and weak. 2. Chill mostly in the evening, with ice-cold hands and feet. Chill with heat of the head, and frontal headache, which continues long after the chill. 3. Sudden flushes of heat, in the face, on the chest, and over the back. 4. Profuse sweat all over, with short anxious breathing. Itching night-sweat, often only on the throat and on the lower legs. MARUM VERUM. (Mar. ver.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated toward evening. 2. Chill, after eating, which spreads as if from the abdomen Chill with trembling, in the evening, particularly when talking about unpleasant things. Want of animal heat. 3. Heat toward evening, with great exaltation and loquacity. 4. Sweat wanting. MENYANTHES TRIFOLIATA. (Menyanth.) 1. Pulse slow during the chill; during the heat accelerated. 2. Chill predominating. Chill with shivering over the back, icy coldness of the hands and feet, and cold feeling in the abdomen. General chill, which passes off near a warm stove, remaining only in the back. Shuddering without chill, (like from hearing horrible tales), only on the upper body. Chilly sensation, on the fingers and legs. 3. General heat in the evening, most severe on the head, 40 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. attended with cold feet. Sensation of heat, particularly in the back, with intermingling of coldness, particularly in the abdomen. 4. Sweat in the evening in bed, immediately after lying down, frequently lasting the whole night. MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS. (Merc. corr.) 1. Pulse small, weak, and frequently intermitting; at times trembling. 2. Chill from the least motion, and in the open air, almost always with abdominal pains. Chilliness in the evening, particularly on the head. Chill at night, in bed. 3. External heat with yellowness of the skin. Burning and stinging heat in the skin. Heat when stooping and coldness when rising. 4. Night-sweat. The sweat becomes offensive smelling toward morning. Cold sweat, often only on the forehead. General anxious, cold sweat. MERCURIUS VIVUS. (Merc. viv.) 1. Pulse irregular, generally full and accelerated, with strong beating in the blood vessels; at times weak, slow, and trembling; seldom intermitting. Imperceptible pulse, with warmth of the body. Orgasm of blood with trembling, from slight exertion. 2. Chill in the morning when rising, but more generally in the evening after lying down, like from cold water being poured over one, not relieved by the warmth of the stove. Chill at night with frequent urination. Chill alternating with heat, frequently only on single parts. Internal chill with heat of the face. 3. Heat in bed and chill when out of bed. Heat after midnight, with violent thirst for cold drinks. Anxious heat with pressing together of the chest, alternating with chill. 4. Sweat toward morning with thirst and palpitation of the heart. Much sweat with the least motion even when eating. Sweat in the evening, in bed, before falling asleep. Profuse night-sweat. Very debilitating sweat. Sweat sour or offensive, also cold, oily, or clammy, and causing burning in the skin. Sweat, or at least a moisture of the skin, with all the pains. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 41 MEZEREUM. (Mezer.) 1. Pulse full and hard, accelerated in the evening; at times intermitting. 2. Chill predominating, even in a warm room. Chill with external coldness and thirst for cold water, without desire for warmth. With the chill continuous thirst, with dryness in the back part and increase of saliva in the front of the mouth, but without desire for drink. Chilliness and shivering with almost all complaints. Great sensitiveness to cold air. Chill running from the upper arm, down the back into the feet. 3. Heat, in bed, principally on the head. Internal heat with external coldness. 4. Sweat with sleep, immediately after the chill, without intermediate heat. MOSCHUS. (Mosch.) 1. Pulse very full and accelerated, with strong orgasm of the blood. Great want of blood, with weak pulse and fainting. 2. Chill with shivering, spreading from the scalp over the body. Sensation, particularly on uncovered parts, as from cold air blowing thereon. External coldness with internal heat. Shivering alternating with heat. One cheek hot without redness, the other red without heat. 3. Burning heat in the evening in bed, frequently only on the right side, attended with restlessness and inclination to uncover. One hand burning hot (and pale), the other cold (and red.) 4. Clammy sweat in the morning, smelling like musk. MURIATICUM ACIDUM. (Mur. ac.) 1. Pulse weak and slow, frequently every third beat intermits. 2. Chill predominating. Evening chill with cold sensation in the back, but with external warmth and burning in the face. Shivering over the whole body, with hot cheeks and cold hands. Chill and heat, without thirst. 3. Internal heat with inclination to uncover and restlessness in the whole body. Burning heat particularly in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet. Heat at night always with palpitation of the heart. 42 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 4. Sweat particularly of the head and back, during the first sleep, lasting till midnight. Night- and morning-sweat. In the evening in bed, the sweat on the feet, is at first cold. NATRUM CARBONICUM. (Natr. carb.) 1. Pulse excited, mostly at night, with orgasm of the blood. 2. Chill and internal chilliness with shivering the whole day, worse in the forenoon; hands and feet cold, head hot; or, warm hands and cold cheeks. Slight chilliness, in the evening, with dullness of the head, followed by heat with sleep. 3. Heat with lassitude and sleep, (without headache, which with Natr. mur is very violent.) Flushes of heat from the nape down the back, with very irritable mood. Heat with sweat over the whole body at the same time. 4. Profuse anxious sweat with every slight motion. Burning sweat on the forehead, where the hat presses. Profuse nightsweat. Night-sweat alternating with dryness of the skin. Cold anxious sweat with trembling, during the pains. NATRUM MURIATICUM. (Natr. mur.) 1. Pulse extremely irregular, often intermitting, particularly when lying on the left side; with beating in the blood vessels and puffing up of the same. Pulse at one time quick and weak, then again, full and slow. The beating of the pulse, shakes, visibly, the whole body. 2. Chill predominating; mostly internal as from want of animal heat; with icy coldness of the hands and feet; principally in the evening. Chill of long duration, from morning till noon. (Nursing children: Attack in the morning, ulcers around the mouth and corners of the mouth, the child begins to drink after it shakes.) 3. Flushes of heat with the most violent headache; frequently with shivering over the back, and sweat of the axillpe and soles of the feet. Heat of long duration, in the afternoon, attended with the most violent headache and unconsciousness, which gradually, subside during the subsequent sweat. During the heat, generally violent thirst. GENERAL FEVER SfMPTOMS. 43 4. Profuse sweat, during which are lost, the sufferings attendant on the heat. During the day, much sweat, and great inclination thereto with every motion. Night- and morning-sweat. Debilitating, somewhat sour smelling sweat. NATRUM SULPHURICUM. (Natr. sulph.) 1. Pulse accelerated. 2. Internal coldness with stretching and yawning. Chills with icy coldness and goose-flesh, 4 to 8 P. M., during catamenia. Chill mostly toward evening, without thirst. Chill in the evening, 7 o"'lock, not followed by heat or sweat. Chill in the evening in bed, could not get warm all night. Violent chill, up the back, with chattering of the teeth and shaking, without external coldness. Chilly when in bed and shaking chills when out of it, thirst increased, pulse accelerated. 3. Increased warmth of the whole body, and restlessness. Sudden flushes of heat toward evening. Hot feeling in the top of the head. 4. Sweat without thirst. Sweat at night. After the sweat, very dry in the mouth. Sweat on the face. Sweat on the scrotum. NITRI ACIDUM. (Nitr. ac.) 1. Pulse uncommonly unequal: frequently after one natural beat, there will follow two small and quick, the fourth intermitting. Alternating hard, quick and small beats. 2. Chill mostly in the afternoon, evening, and after lying down. Chill with internal heat at the same time. Chill in the morning, in bed, subsequent to the heat. Continuous chilliness. 3. Heat, particularly in the face, and of the hands. Flushes of heat, with sweat of the hands. Nightly internal dry heat, with inclination to uncover. After eating, heat with sweat and great lassitude. 4. Sweat every night, or every other night, most profuse on the side on which he lies. Sweat smelling sour, offensive, or like horse urine. NITRUM. (Nitrum.) 1. Pulse full, hard, and accelerated; Pulse slow in the morning; quick in the afternoon and evening. 44 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 2. Chill and coldness in the afternoon and evening; increased from every motion; passing off when lying. Chill with subsequent sweat, without intervening heat. Evening chill with the pains. Coldness with thirst, in the afternoon. 3. Slight heat in the evening. Heat at night without thirst, and without subsequent sweat. 4. Very debilitating sweat from the least exertion. Nightsweat, most profuse on the legs. Morning-sweat, most profuse on the chest. NUX MOSCHATA. (Nux mosch.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, like from orgasm of the blood. 2. Chill from uncovering, and chilliness in the open, particularly damp cold air, with great paleness of the face, passing off in the warm room. Sensation of coldness in the feet with heat in the hands. Chilliness in the evening, with great sleepiness. Chill and somnolency predominating. 3. Heat in the face and on the hands, in the forenoon, with hypochondriac mood, and dryness of the mouth and throat, without thirst. 4. Slight sweat, which hjowever at times, is red like blood. NUX VOMICA. (Nux vom.) 1. Pulse full, hard an(l accelerated, particularly during the heat. Pulse small and quick, the fourth or fifth beat often omits. Pulse imperceptible. 2. Chill and coldness not relieved by external warmth. Chill with shivering during the evening and at night in bed, till morning; aggravated by every motion, and from drinking. Chill with heat of the face, Chill alternating with heat. Chill and shivering during motion in the cold open air. Between the chill and heat, sleep. (Nursing children: chill in morning; children costive.) 3. General internal burning heat. Heat at night without thirst. Heat continues to increase during the least exertion or motion, also in the open air. Heat, with aversion to uncovering, which causes chilliness immediately. Heat with inclination to uncover from which however, symptoms immediately set in. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 45 Heat before the chill. Heat of single parts, with chill and shivering along the blood-vessels. Heat as if streaming from the throat. 4. Sweat after midnight and in the morning. Sour or offensive smelling sweat. Sweat, one-sided; or, only on the upper body. Cold, clammy sweat in the face. Sweat with amelioration, particularly, of the pains in the limbs. OLEANDER. (Oleand.) 1. Pulse very changeable and irregular. Pulse, full and accelerated in the evening; weak and slow, in the morning. 2. Chill and shivering over the whole body, in attacks; with heat of the face and cold hands. Chilliness and deficient animal heat. External chilly feeling with internal heat at the same time. 3. Flushes of heat, in attacks, excited particularly by mental or bodily exertion. 4. Sweat entirely wanting. OPIUM. (Opium.) 1. Pulse extremely varied; full and slow with heavy snoring breathing; quick and hard, during the heat, with quick anxious breathing; toward the last, weak and intermitting. 2. Chill and diminished animal heat with stupor; pulse weak, scarcely perceptible. The whole body is stiff and cold. Coldness only on the limbs. 3. Heat with sweat, predominating; spreading from the head, or from the stomach, over the whole body. Burning heat and sweating of the whole body, with great redness of the face, and subsequent snoring sleep. Heat with inclination to uncover. (Nursing children: Hot sweat, during the hot stage; bed and sheet feels hot to the child.) 4. Profuse sweat over the whole body, which is burning hot, with snoring sleep. Profuse hot sweat, iii the morning, with inclination to uncover. Sweat of the upper body, with dry heat of the lower part of the body. Cold sweat on the forehead. OXALICUM ACIDUM. (Oxal. ac.) 1. Pulse omitting a beat now and then, always when thinking about it. Pulse more rapid in the morning. Pulse more fre 46 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. quent and harder than usual. Small contracted pulse. Small, tremulous, intermittent pulse. 2. Creeping of cold, particularly from the lower part of the spine upwards. Sneezing, with chilliness, in the evening. Chill after diarrhoea (afternoon). Shaking chill in the evening, with small contracted pulse, red face, and a feeling of heat without external warmth; hands ice-cold as if dead. 3. Sensation of internal heat, most in the face, during the forenoon. Heat in the face and on the hands. Heat first in the face, afterwards in the left lower leg. Flushes of heat, attended with sweat, in the morning, with pain in the forehead and temples. Typhoid fever, with delirium and involuntary diarrhoea. 4. Clammy sweat;. face, hands and feet cold, and covered with a cold sweat; tongue cool. Night-sweat, clammy and cold. PARIS QUADRIFOLIA. (Paris.) 1. Pulse full, but slow. 2. Chill principally toward evening, with internal trembling. Coldness of one (right) side, with warmnth of the other side. During the chill, contractive sensation in the skin, and in all parts of the body. Chilliness with gooseflesh. Cold feet at night, in bed. 3.![eat descending the back, from the neck. Heat with sweat of the upper body. 4. Sweat in the morning when awaking, attended with pungent itching. PETROLEUM. (Petrol.) 1. Pulse full and accelerated, increased by exercise, but slower again when at rest. 2. Chill mostly toward evening, now early and again later. Slight chilliness through the whole body, with subsequent severe itching. Internal chill with simultaneous heat, in the evening. Chilliness in the open air. Chill with headache, and with marked coldness of the face and hands. 3. Heat in the evening, after the chill, with cold feet. Heat after midnight, and in the morning in bed. Flushes of heat over the whole body, in firequent (6 to 10) attacks, during the day. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 47 Sensation of heat over the whole body, with violent burning in the skin. 4. Profuse sweat every night. Sweats easily, particularly on the forearms and lower leg. Sweat immediately after the chill, without preceeding heat. PHOSPHORUS. (Phosphor.) 1. Pulse various: generally accelerated, full and hard; at times however, weak and small; rarely slow, or intermittent. Orgasm of blood with beating of the carotids. 2. Chill generally in the evening, without thirst; with aversion to uncovering and great distention of the blood-vessels, of the hands. Internal chill and shivering, not relieved by the warmth of the stove. Chill alternating with heat, at night. Chilliness from evening till midnight, with great lassitude and sleepiness. Nightly chill with diarrhoea. Chill ascending the back. 3. Flushes of heat over the whole body, but first in the hands. General anxious heat with burning in the hands and face, in the afternoon and evening. Nightly heat disturbing sleep, mostly after midnight. Heat ascending the back. Heat with somnolency. 4. Sweat most profuse on the head, hands, and feet, with frequent urination. Sweat only on the forepart of the body. After midnight and in the morning hours profuse sweat, with subsequent great debility. Clammy sweats. The transpiration frequently smells like sulphur. PHOSPHORI ACIDUM. (Phosph. ac.) 1. Pulse irregular, occasionally one or two beats intermit; mostly small, weak, but accelerated; frequently however full and strong. Violent orgasm of blood, with great restlessness. Distended blood-vessels. 2. Chill, with shivering and shaking, always in the evening. Chill and heat alternating, in frequent attacks. Cold feeling in one side of the face. With the chill, a peculiar sensitive coldness in the finger-tips and in the abdonen. 3. Internal dry heat, without thirst, and without complaint, 48 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. at all times of the day. General heat, with unconsciousness and somnolency. Anxious heat in the evening, with violent orgasm of the blood. Heat of the head with cold feet. 4. Sweat principally on the occiput and in the nape, when sleeping during the day. Profuse night and morning-sweat, with anxiety. Great inclination to sweat, day and night. Clammy sweat. PLATINA. (Platin.) 1. Pulse small and weak, often trembling. 2. Chill in the evening, with trembling, and tremulous feeling through the whole body. Shaking chill when going from the room into the open, even warm, air. Chill and chilliness predominating with irritability, which latter, passes off with the heat. Alternation between chill, and the symptoms of the mind and disposition. 3. Heat, with sensation as of burning redness, in the face, yet the color is but natural. Flushes of heat, intermingled with shiverings. Gradually increasing, and in like manner decreasing, heat. 4.- Sweat only during sleep, passing off immediately on awaking. PLUMBUM. (Plumbum.) 1. Pulse variable and unequal: generally small, contracted and slow; at times hard and slow; at times small and accelerated; seldom full and feverish, or intermitting. 2. Chill predominating, increasing toward evening, with violent thirst and redness of the face. Internal chill with external heat, in the evening. Chilliness in all the limbs. Coldness in the open air and when moving. 3. Heat with thirst, anxiety, redness of the face and sleepiness. Internal heat, evening and at night, with yellowness of the entire buccal cavity. 4. Sweat, anxious, cold, or viscid and clammy. PODOPHYLLUM PELTATUM. (Podophyl.) 1. Pulse slow; scarcely perceptible; pulselessness and collapse. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 49 2. Chilliness while moving about during the fever, and in the act of lying down, with sweat immediately afterwards. Chill in the morning at 7 o'clock, with pressing pains in both hypochondria, and dull aching pains in the knees and ankles, elbows and wrists; backache before the chill. The shaking and sensation of coldness, continue for some time after the heat commences. Some thirst during the chill. The patient is conscious during the chill, but cannot talk, because he forgets the words he wishes to employ. 3. Heat with violent headache and excessive thirst. Delirium and loquacity, during the hot stage, with forgetfulness afterwards of all that passed. Constipation. Dryness of the skin. 4. Sweat with sleep. Warm sweat on the legs; feet feel cold. Sweat of the head with coldness of the skin. PSORINUM. (Psorin.) 1. Pulse: weak and irregular; small irritated. The circulation seems arrested, with pressure in the centre of the chest. 2. Chill and trembling with the pain in the chest, then heat lasting two hours. Coldness, shivering and chill. Feels cold, and after that, stitching pain in the right ear. Coldness from morning till evening, with thirst. Very severe coldness'every afternoon, with thirst. Internal shivering in the afternoon. Flitting chills. Cold shiver running downwards from head to feet, with anxiety; loins and knees feel drawn together, as if he would sink down. Blue circles under the eyes, with shivering. 3. Heat in the afternoon. Heat in the evening, with delirium and much thirst. Heat and sweat in the evening, when riding in a carriage. Feels feverish with tearing headache. Hands burn, face hot and red, much thirst. Continual heat with sweat in the face, heat increased at night. Quivering heat through the body. 4. Sweat in the palms of the hands; and in the face. Profuse sweat 3 A. M. Night-sweat. Very copious sweat when walking. Profuse stinking sweat at night. Sour smelling viscous sweat. Sweat at night, relieving the headache. After the sweat all the complaints cease. Free sweating; also entire want of perspiration. 4 50 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. PULSATILLA. (Pulsat.) 1. Pulse weak and small, often scarcely perceptible, but accelerated; seldom slow. Beating in the blood-vessels, in the evening. Blood-vessels distended during the heat, in the evening. 2. Chill, coldness, and shivering, predominates. Continuous internal chilliness, even in the warm room. Chill increased toward evening. Chill with the pains. Chilliness with occasional warm feelings. One-sided coldness with sensation of numbness. Cold feeling through the back, in the evening. Constant flitting chilliness, without shaking, in the evening and before midnight. Thirst before the chill, or before the heat, seldom during the same. 3. Heat after the chill, with anxiety and redness of the face. General internal dry heat, in the evening, or at night, without external heat. Heat of the face, or of one hand, with coldness of the other. Heat of the body with coldness of the extremities. Attacks of anxious heat, as if hot water was poured over one. 4. Profuse sweat at night, or in the morning. Sweat during sleep, passing off soon after waking. Sweats easily during the day. One-sided sweat, at times only in the face and on the scalp. Night-sweat with stupid slumber. Sweetish acid odor to the sweat. Sweat smells musty, or like musk, and is at times cold. RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS. (Ran. bulb.) 1. Pulse hard, full and accelerated, in the evening; slower in the morning. 2. Chill predominating with heat of the face, principally in the afternoon and evening. After eating (dinner), slight chilliness with heat of the face. In the open air he feels cold, principally on the external (clothed) chest. The fever frequently consists of the chill only. 3. Heat in the evening particularly in the face, frequently of only the right side, with cold hands (and feet.) Heat with internal chill at the same time. 4. Sweat slight and only in the morning on awaking. RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS. (Ran. scel.) 1. Pulse quick, full, but soft, with the heat at night. 2. Chill and slight chilliness during meals. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 51 3. Heat in the evening, in the room, after walking in the open air. Dry heat at night with violent thirst and orgasm of the blood, mostly after midnight. Heat predominates. 4. Sweat after the heat, toward morning, most profuse on the forehead. RHEUM PALMATUM. (Rheum.) 1. Pulse only slightly accelerated. 2. Chill alternating with heat. One cheek red the other pale. Internal shivering with external warmth. 3. Heat over the whole body, strongest on the hands and feet, with cold face. Heat predominates. 4. Sweat from slight exertion. Cold sweat around the mouth and nose. Sweat on the forehead and scalp. The sweat stains yellow and smells of rhubarb. RHODODENDRON CHRYSANTHEMUM. (Rhodod.) 1. Pulse weak and slow. 2. Chill over the whole body, in the morning in bed, and during the day, when a cold air blows on one. Chill alternating with heat. Ice-cold feet during the evening, continuing long after lying down in bed. 3. Heat in the evening with cold feet. Sensation of warmth, particularly on the hands, although they are cold to the touch. Feverish heat in the evening, with burning in the face. 4. Very profuse debilitating sweat, particularly when moving about in the open air. Offensive smelling sweat of the axillve. Aromatic smelling sweat. With the sweat, itching and crawling in the skin, like fiom ants. RHUS TOXICODENDRON. (Rhus tox.) 1. Pulse irregular: generally accelerated, but weak, flagging and soft; at times imperceptible and intermittent. 2. Chill most frequently during the evening, often beginning in and spreading from the feet, or from the scapulae. Chill as if cold water was poured over him; or, as if the blood ran cold through the blood-vessels. Cold feeling with every motion. Chill, with increased pains particularly in the limbs. Chill with heat and redness of the face. Chill ard heat in quick alterna 352 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. tion. One-sided chill; chill of the right with heat of the left side. Coldness of the head and back, with heat of the forepart of the body. Coldness with paleness, alternating with heat and redness of the face. Cough with the chill, not with the heat. (Dunham.) 3. Heat after the chill, frequently with sweat at the same time, with cessation of the pain in the limbs and other concomitants. General heat as if hot water was poured over one; or, as if the blood, flowing through the blood-vessels, was hot. Flushes of heat with sweat, spreading from the navel, frequently alternating with chill. Heat with nettle-rash. 4. General sweat, usually beginning during the heat; frequently however excepting the face. Profuse night and morningsweat. Musty, putrid, or, sour smelling sweat. Sweat, with the pains, when sitting. During the sweat, violent itching of the eruption. RUTA GRAVEOLENS. (Ruta.) 1. Pulse accelerated only during the heat. 2. Internal chill with shivering and shaking, even when near the warm stove. Coldness running over one side of the head. Chill principally in the back, running both up and down. Chill with heat of the face and violent thirst. 3. Heat over the whole body, mostly in the afternoon, without thirst, but with anxiety, restlessness and dyspnoca. External and internal heat of the face, with redness of the cheeks, and cold hands and feet. Frequent attacks of quick flushes of heat. 4. Cold sweat on the face, in the morning, in bed. General sweat, after walking in the open air. SABADILLA. (Sabad.) 1. Pulse small but somewhat spasmodic. Orgasm of the blood and beating in the blood-vessels. Sensation of stagnation of the blood. 2. Chill in the afternoon, or evening, returning at the same hour; frequently without subsequent heat. Chill predominates, particularly on the extremities, with heat of the face. The chills always run from below-nupward. Chill relieved by the warmth of the stove. 3. Iteat mostly of the head and face, often interrupted by GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 53 shivering, always returning at the same hour. Thirst only between the chill and heat. Sweat frequently during the heat. Internal heat at night, and in the morning. 4. Sweat in the morning and sleep therewith. Itot sweat in the face, with coldness of the rest of the body. SABINA. (Sabin.) 1. Pulse unequal; mostly quick, strong, and tense. Strong beating in the blood-vessels, through the whole body. 2. Chill in the evening, with attacks of shivering. Great chilliness during the day. Shivering with obscuration of sight, followed by sleepiness. Cold sensation in the whole (right) leg. 3. Unbearable burning heat in the whole body, with great restlessness. Flushes of heat in the face, with chilliness of the rest of the body, hands and feet cold. 4. Sweat every night. SAMBUCUS NIGRA. (Sambuc.) 1. Pulse mostly small and very quick; at times intermittent; often full and slow. Orgasm of blood in the body. 2. Chill running over the whole body, with crawling sensation here and there. Shivering, with very cold hands and feet. 3. Dry heat over the whole body as soon as he falls asleep, after lying down; with aversion to uncovering, and without thirst. Burning heat of the face, with ice-cold feet. 4. Unusually profuse sweat, day and night, but only when awake; breaking out in the face first; continuing even during the apyrexia. Extremely debilitating sweat. General nightsweat, with the exception of the head, increased toward morning. Continuous sweat when awake, changing to dry heat when asleep. SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. (Sanguin.) 1. Pulse tense and quick; extremely irregular. Increased force and frequency of the pulse (from small doses.) Suppressed pulse with fainting (from very large doses.) 2. Chill and shivering in the back, in the evening in bed. Shaking chill, with pain under the shoulder blade on motion. Chill with headache. Chill and nausea. Slight chill, then violent fever, headache, and delirium. 54 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 3. Burning heat, rapidly alternating with chill and shivering. Heat flying from the head to the stomach. Sensation as if hot water was poured from the breast into the abdomen. Febrile excitement in the afternoon, with circumscribed redness of the cheeks. Flushes of heat. Fever and delirium. 4. Copious sweat. Cold sweat. SARSAPARILLA. (Sarsap.) 1. Pulse somewhat accelerated, with strong orgasm of the blood; especially toward evening. 2. Chill predominating, day and night. Frequent shiverings, running from below upwards, mostly in the forenoon. Coldness of the whole body, especially of the feet, even when near the warm stove, the face and chest however are not cold. During the chill he feels the worst. 3. Heat in the evening, with orgasm of blood and palpitation of the heart. Sensation of warmth in the evening, with a feeling as of increased good health. 4. Sweat only on the forehead, in the evening, during the heat. SCILLA MARITIMA. (Scilla.) 1. Pulse small and slow, but somewhat hard. 2. Internal chill with external heat, at night. Chilliness toward evening when walking, not when sitting. 3. Predominating dry, burning, internal heat of the whole body, with cold hands and feet, and intolerance to uncovering. Sensation of great heat in the whole body, generally with cold feet, in the afternoon and evening. Uncovering during the heat, causes immediately chill and shivering. 4. Sweat entirely wanting. Want of all transpiration, even with the most severe burning heat. SECALE CORNUTUM. (Secal.) 1. Pulse often unchanged, even during the most violent attacks. Pulse generally slow and contracted, at times intermittent, or suppressed; somewhat accelerated during the heat. 2. Violent chill of but short duration, followed soon after by internal burning heat, with great thirst. Disagreeable sensation of coldness in the back, in the abdomen, and in the limbs. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 55 3. Severe and long lasting dry heat, with great restlessness and violent thirst. 4. Sweat especially on the upper part of the body. General cold and clammy sweat. SELENIUM. (Selen.) 1. Pulse but little accelerated, even with strong orgasm of the blood. 2. Constant alternation of chill with heat. 3. Only external heat, like burning in the skin, and only on single parts, (chest, abdomen, loins &c.) 4. Very profuse sweat, particularly on the chest, in the axille, and on the genitals. Sweat from the slightest exercise. Sweat during every sleep, night or day. Sweats exceedingly easy. The sweat makes yellow, or white stiff spots, in the linen. SENEGA. (Seneg.) 1. Pulse, unequal; mostly hard and accelerated, with strong orgasm of blood; seldom soft. 2. Chill and chilliness almost only in the open air, with weakness in the legs and difficult breathing. Shivering over the back, with heat of the face, chest symptoms, and other complaints. 3. Only quick flushes of heat. Burning in the left chest (Raue.) 4. Sweat entirely wanting, appears only in the after effect of the drug. SEPIA. (Sepia.) 1. Pulse quick, full and often intermitting, during the night; during the day slow. Pulse becomes accelerated, especially from anger or motion. Orgasm of blood and beating in the blood-vessels. 2. Chill frequently setting in after heat. Chilliness, evenings, in the open air and from every motion. Chill and heat alternating. Thirst greater during the chill than during the heat. Shivering with the pains. Want of animal heat. 3. Flushes of heat in attacks, during the day, particularly in the afternoon and evening, while sitting as well as when walking in the open air, with excited mood, and generally, with thirst and redness of the face. Attacks of heat, as if hot water was poured over one. 56 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 4, Profuse sweat, more after than during motion. Protracted debilitating sweat. Continuous night and morning-sweats. Sweat only on the upper part of the body. Sweat anxious, stinking, sour, or smelling like elder flowers. SILICEA. (Silic.) 1. Pulse small, but hard and quick; frequently irregular, and then at times slow. The circulation is excited very easily. 2. Severe chill in the evening, in bed, increased by uncovering. Great chilliness, particularly from every motion. Continuous internal chilliness and want of animal heat. 3. Heat predominating. During the day, frequent short attacks of flushes of heat, worse in the face. General severe heat with violent thirst, in the afternoon, evening, or during the whole night. During the day typically returning heat, without preceeding chill, and with subsequent slight sweat. 4. Debilitating sweat during the night, or only in the morning. Sweat from slight motion, most profuse on the head and in the face. Profuse sweat, only on the head. Night-sweat sour or offensive smelling. Entire want of sweat. SPIGELIA ANTHELMINTICA. (Spigel.) 1. Pulse irregular, generally strong but slow. Trembling pulse. Pulse more rapid in the evening, slower in the morning. 2. Chill, often returning at the same hour in the morning. Chill alternating with heat, or with sweat. Chill of single parts, with warmth of others. General flitting chills, with simultaneous heat. Slight chilliness from the least motion. The chill, begins in and spreads from the chest. 3. Heat particularly in the back. Nightly flushes of heat, with thirst for beer. Heat in the face and on the hands, with chill in the back. 4. Offensive smelling night-sweat, with heat at the same time. Clammy sweat on the hands. Cold sweat. SPONGIA. (Spong.) 1. Pulse very quick, full and hard. Strong orgasm of the blood and distention of the blood-vessels. GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 57 2. Chill, with slaking, even near the warm stove, mostly over the back. 3. Severe heat soon after the chill, with dry burning skin over the whole body, with the exception of the thighs, which remain cold, numb, and chilly. Flushes of heat, in attacks. Anxious heat, with red face and tearful, inconsolable mood. 4. Cool sweat of the face, in the evening. Morning-sweat over the whole body. Worse with the sweat, better after the sweat. STANNUM. (Stann.) 1. Pulse small and quick. 2. Evening chill particularly over the back, preceeded by heat with sweat. Shivering chill every forenoon (10 A. M.) Chill only on the head. With a slight shivering chill, great chattering of the teeth as from a convulsion of the masseter muscles. During the forenoon chill, a marked numb sensation in the tips of the fingers. 8. Heat in the afternoon (4 to 5 P. M.) returning daily, with sweat at the same time. Burning heat in the limbs, strongest in the hands, every evening. Anxious heat, as if sweat would break out, in repeated attacks. Anxious sensation of heat with the least motion. Predominating sensation of internal heat. 4. Very debilitating sweat, during the night and in the morning hours, most profuse on the neck. Very debilitating general sweat, from slight motion. Musty, or mouldy smelling sweat. STAPHISAGRIA. (Staphis.) 1. Pulse much accelerated but small, and frequently trembling. 2. Chill and coldness predominating. In the evening chill and coldness, frequently without subsequent heat. Violent chill in the evening, attended with shivering and shaking, and heat of the face. Shivering chill in the afternoon (3 P. M.) better from motion in the open air. Chill, ascending from the back, over the head, even when near a warm stove. Chill running down the back. 3. External heat with thirst, after midnight, succeeded toward morning by a chill. Burning heat at night, particularly of the hands and feet, with inclination to uncover. 58 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 4. Profuse sweat and great tendency thereto. (Inability to induce sweat, during a headache with paleness of the face.) Night-sweat smelling like rotten eggs. Cold sweat on the forehead and on the feet. STRAMONIUM. (Stramon.) 1. Pulse extremely irregular; generally full hard and accelerated; then again small and quick; at times slow and scarcely perceptible; also intermittent, and trembling. 2. Chill and general coldness, with redness of the face and twitchings, frequently of long duration. General coldness in the afternoon, succeeding heat of the head and face, and followed by general heat. During the chill, extreme sensitiveness toward uncovering. Chill running down the back. 3. Heat of the whole body, with bright redness of the face, generally accompanied with sweat. Hot redness of the face, with cold hands and feet. Anxious heat with vomiting. 4. Profuse sweat over the whole body, already during the heat, with great thirst. Greasy, oily, putrid smelling sweat General cold sweat. STRONTIA CARBONICA. (Strontia.) 1. Pulse full and hard, with strong beating in the blood-vessels. 2. Chill in the forenoon, running fiom the small of the back over the posterior part of the thighs. Shivering over the head and shoulder blades. 3. Dry heat at night with thirst. Heat, which seems to stream out of the nose and mouth. 4. Sweat in the morning hours. Night-sweat mostly on the affected parts, with increased pains from uncovering the same. SULPHUR. (Sulphur.) 1. Pulse full, hard and accelerated, at times intermittent. 2. Chill and chilliness mostly internal and without thirst, generally in the evening, but also at other times of the day. External chill, with simultaneous internal heat and redness of the face. Severe chill at night in bed. In the forenoon chill; in the afternoon heat with cold feet. Chill with thirst, preceeded GENERAL FEVER SYMPTOMS. 59 by heat. Chill spreading from the toes. Chill running up the back. 3. Heat in the afternoon and evening, with dryness of the skin and much thirst. Frequent attacks of flushes of heat. Strong heat at night without thirst, preceeded by chill with thirst. 4. Sweat at night and in the morning hours. Profuse sour smelling sweat, the whole night. Sweat in the evening, most profuse on the hands. Profuse sweating from slight exercise. Anxious, debilitating, empyreumatic-sourish, less frequent offen — sive smelling, at times also, cold sweat. Night-sweat only on the nape of neck and occiput. SULPHURIS ACIDUM. (Sulph. ac.) 1. Pulse small and weak, but accelerated. 2. Chill during the day, mostly in the room, better from motion in the open air. Frequent shiverings' running down the body. 3. Evening heat, also after lying down in bed. Frequent flushes of heat in the evening, particularly after exercise. Attacks of flushes of heat, with sweat at the same time (during the climacteric years.) 4. Excessive sweat, most profuse on the upper body. Profuse mdrning-sweat. Sweat from every motion, and continuing a long time after sitting down. Sour-sweat. Cold sweat, immnediately after eating warm food. TARAXACUM. (Tarax.) 1. Pulse? 2. Chill and chilliness, particularly after eating and drinking. General chill with headache. Shivering chill in the open air. 3. Heat particularly in the face and on the hands, at night when awaking. 4. Very profuse sweat, the whole night, most profuse before midnight, during the first sleep. Very debilitating sweat, causing biting sensation on the skin. THERIDION CURASSAVICUM. (Therid.) 1. Pulse accelerated in the morning, after the nocturnal paroxysm. Slow pulse, with vertigo. 60 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 2. Violent shaking chill, during which foam appears at the mouth. Shaking chill during headache, with vomiting. Pain in all the bones, as if every part would fall asunder; feels as if broken, from head to foot; thereupon violent coldness, so that nothing would warm her; without thirst. Cold hands, with flickering of the eyes and nausea. After breakfast heaviness in every limb; he must lie down; grows sleepy; he is attacked by a severe internal chill so that he trembles. Internal coldness, but not cold to the touch, accompanying a peculiar drawing in the right thigh, which began in the hip and passed downward; with a cold sensation below the knee; external warmth was agreeable. 3. heat? 4. Light perspiration, after walking out. More perspiration after walking and driving. Icy sweat covers the body, with faintness and vertigo, and vomiting at night. THUYA OCCIDENTALIS. (Thuya.) 1. Pulse, in the morning, slow and weak; in the evening, accelerated and full. Strong beating in the blood-vessels, in the evening. Great distention of the blood-vessels. 2. Chill in attacks, at various times of the day, but mostly toward evening. Chill on the left side, which also feels cold to the touch. Chill without thirst, after midnight and in the morning. Internal chill, with external heat and great thirst. 3. Heat in the evening, particularly in the face. Burning in the face, without redness. Dry heat of the covered parts. 4. Sweat at the beginning of sleep. Sweat of the uncovered parts of the body, with dryness of those covered; also vice versa. Anxious, at times cold sweat. Sweat after the chill, without intervening heat. Sweat often greasy, at times fetid, or smelling sweetish like honey. VALERIANA OFFICINALIS. (Valer.) 1. Pulse very unequal and irregular; generally much accelerated and somewhat tense, yet at times small and weak. 2. Chill which lasts but a short time, soon passing into a continuous heat. The shivering chill, usually commences at the nape of the neck, and runs down the back. GENERAL FEVER S~MPTOMS. 61 3. Predominating long lasting and general heat, fiequently with sweat in the face. Flushes of heat in the face. Increased heat in the evening and when eating. Heat with thirst, predominating. 4. Profuse sweat particularly at night and during exercise, with continuous strong heat. Frequent sudden attacks of sweat, especially in the face and on the forehead, which again passes off as suddenly. VERATRUM ALBUM. (Veratr.) 1. Pulse irregular; most frequently small, thread-like, weak and slow; often entirely imperceptible; seldom hard and quick. The blood runs like cold water through the veins. 2. Chill and coldness, mostly external, with internal heat and cold clammy sweat. Shaking chill with sweat, which soon passes off into a general coldness. Chill and coldness, running downward, predominating. Chill and heat alternating. Chill increased by drinking. Icy coldness of the whole body. (Chill, of nursing children.) 3. Heat, mostly internal, with thirst, but without desire to drink. Heat in the evening, with sweat. Heat suddenly alternating with chill. Chill and heat alternating, now here and again there, on single parts. 4. Profuse sweat in the morning, evening, or all night; also with every stool. Cold, clammy, sour, offensive, or, at times bitter smelling sweat; or staining yellow; always with deathly paleness of the face. Cold sweat over the whole body, most profuse on the forehead. Sweats readily during the day, with every motion. VERBASCUM THAPSUS. (Verbas.) 1. Pulse? 2. Chill and one-sided shivering, like from cold water pouring over one. Internal and external cold feeling, of the whole body. Chill and coldness predominating. 3. Heat? 4. Sweat? VIOLA ODORATA. (Viol. od.) 1. Pulse full and strong. 2. Chill during the day, consisting of shivering only. 62 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. 3. Hieat? 4. Sweat during the night. VIOLA TRICOLOR. (Viol. tr.) 1. Pulse accelerated. 2. Chill and chilliness in the forenoon, and in the open air. 3. Dry anxious heat, at night in bed, with great redness of the face. Immediately after eating, general anxious heat. 4. Night-sweat. Hot sweat after eating. ZINCUM. (Zinc.) 1. Pulse small and quick, in the evening; in the morning and during the day slower. Pulse at times intermittent. Violent beating in the blood-vessels, during the heat. 2. Chill generally after eating (dinner), lasting till late in the evening, even in bed. Chill in the open air, and from touching a cold object. Frequent alternations of chill and heat during the day. Shivering chills, running down the back. Shivering chills on the approach of stormy weather. Continuous external chilliness, with increased internal warmth. 3. Internal heat, with cold sensation in the abdomen and on the feet. Anxious sensation of heat without external heat, during the entire night. Heat of the face with cool body, in the forenoon. Flushes of heat, with violent trembling and short hot breath. 4. Profuse sweat during the entire night, with inclination to uncover. Sweats very easily during the (lay, when exercising. Offensive smelling sweat. PART II. REPERTTORY. CIItCUL ATION. Anaemia: Acon., Alum., Ant. tart., Arnie., ARSEN., Bellad., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Cuprum, Cyclam., Digit., FERR., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Laches., JLycop., lMIagn. carb., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Mezer., MOSCH., Natr. carb., Natr. mnur., Nitr. ae., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Phosplhor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., Plumbum, I'ULSAT., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabina., SCILLA, SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Stann., STAPHIS., SULPHUR, Valer., Veratr., Zinc. Blood vessels; beating in the: ACON., ANAC., ANT. TART., ARNIC., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, BELLAD., BIovist., Bryon., Calad., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Clemat., Coloc., Conium, Cuprum, Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., HEPAR, IGNAT., Jod., KALI CARB., KREQS., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., _Natr. 1ur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NTux yomr., Phosphor., Phosph. ac. Plumbum, PULSAT., Rhuts tox., SABAD., SABIN., Sarsap., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., STRONTIA, Sulphur, THIUYA, Zinc. - burning, in the: ARSEN., Bryon., Calc. carb., Hyosc., Natr. mur., Opium, Rthus tox., Veratr. - coldness, sensation of, in the: ACON., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Lycop., Rlhus tox., VERATR. (63) 64 INTERMITTENT AND OTHE R FEVERS. Blood vessels, distention of the; in general: Aeon., Alum., Ambra., Amm. carb., Ant. tart., ARNIC., Arsen., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., Bovist., Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. veY., Camphor., Caustic., Chelid., Cicut., CINCHON., Clemat., Coccul., Coloc., Conium., (iroculs., Cyclam., Perr., Fluor. ac. Graphit., Hepar, IIYOSC., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., MIagn. carb., AMenyanth., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vorm., Oleand., Opium, Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Ruta., Sarsap., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., SPONG., Statplhis., Strontia., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., THUYA, Zinc. - head, of the: Arsen., Bcllad., Calc. carb., Cinchon., FERR., ASpigel., Silic., Staphis., THUYA. - - face, of the: Acon., Ambra., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Calc. carb., Caustic.; Cinchon., Clemat., _Ferr., Graphit., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Spigel., Stramon., Sulphur, Tlhuya. - neck, of the: Arnic., Arscw., Bellad., Calc. carb., Conium, Graphit., Hepar, Laches., Lycop., Oleand., 01Oium, Rhus tox., Spong., Thuya. - hands, of the: Aceon., Alum., Amm. carb., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Caustic., Chelid., Cicut., C'inchon., Cyclam., Fluor. ac., Lauroc., Lycop., JIcnyanth., Alosch.,.Natr. wmi'., 2Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Pl/osphor., I'hosph. ac., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhts tox., Ruta, Sarsap., Selen., Sepia., Silic., Staphis., Strontia,,Sulphur, THUYA. - feet, of the: Ambra., Ant. tart., ARNIC., Arsen., Aurumx Barvt., 3ellad., Calc. carb., Carib. veg., Caustic., Coloc., Cyclam., Ferr., Graphit., Kreos., Laches., LYCOP., Alagn. carb., NATIR. IMUR., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rlhodod., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Strontia, S'ulphulr, Sulph. ac., THUYA, ZINC. - inflammation, of the: ACON., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Carb. veg., C]haemom., IKreos., Laches., Lycop., Nux vom., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sepia., Silic., Spigel., Sl )pltur, Thuya, Zinc. CIRCULATION. 65 Blood vessels; netted, (like marbled skin): Ant. tart., Arsen., Bellad., Calc. carb., Carl. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Clemat., Graphit., Kreos., Laches., LYCOP., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vomr., Petrol., Phosphor., PLATIN., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., THlUYA. - varicose: Ambra, Ant. tart., ARNIC., ARSEN., tCale. earb., CARB. VEG., Caiustic., Coloc., Ferr., Graphit., KIreos., LACHES., LYCOP., Magn. carb., ANatr. mur., Nux vom., PULSAT., Silic., Spigel., Salp/lur, Sulph. ac., THUYA, ZINC. Congestion of blood; in general: ACON., Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Angust., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, ARNIC., Arsen., Asaf., AURUM, Baryt., BELLAD., Borax, Bovist., Brom., BRYON., Calad., CALC. CARB., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., CINCHON., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., CONIUM, Crocus, Cuprum, Cyclam., Digit., Dulcam., Euphras., FERR., Fluor. ac., GRAPHIT., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, HYOSC., Ignat., Iod., Ipecac., Kali carb., LACHES., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., 1Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., Mere. viv., Merc. corr., Mezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., -NATR. MUR., Nitrum, NITR.AC., Nrux mosch., NUXVOM., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph ac., Platin., Plumbum, PULSAT., Ran.'bulb., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Scilla, Secal., Selen., SENEG., SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., SPONG., Staphis., STRAMON., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Tarax., THUYA, TTaler., Veratr., VIOL. OD., Zinc. - head, to the: Acon., Ambra, Amm. mur., Ant. crud., Apis, Arnie., Asaf., AURUM, Baryt., BELLAD., Borax, Bovist., Brom., Bryon., Calc. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., CINCHION., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Digit., Dulcam., FERR., Graphit., Guaiac., Helleb., Ifyose., Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Magn. carb., Mangan., Mere. viv., MIezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., XNatr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux 5 66 INTERMITTENT AND OTIIER FEVERS. mosch., NUX VOOM., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., ]Phospt. ac., Plumbum, Pul.sat., Ran. bulb., lRhus tox., Sabin., Seneg., Sepia, SILIC., #Spong., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR,, l'arax., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Viol. od., Viol. tr., Zinc. Congestion of-blood; eyes, to the: ACON., Alum., Apis, Arnie., Aurum, BELLAD., Brom., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Chamom., Clemat., Coffea, Conium, Crocus, Euphras., Hepar, Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., iMerc. viv., 2Nux vom., Phosphor.,. Plumbum, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta, Seneg., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Stramon., SULPHUR, Thuya, Veratr. - ears, to the: Aon., Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., Anac., Ant. crud., Arnic., Aurum, Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cale. earb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Coccul., Colchic., Conium, Droser., Ferr., Fluor. ae., Grcaphit., Hepar, Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Kreos., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Platin., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Secal., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., SPIGEL., Spong., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr., Viol. od. - nose, to the: (nose bleed): ACON., Agar., Alum., Ambra, Amrm. carb., Anac., Ant. crud., Apis, Argent., Arnie.,, Arsen., AURUM, Baryt., BELLAD., Borax, BRYON.,. CALC. CARB., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb.. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Coffea, Colchic., Conium, CROCUS., C(uprum,.Droser., Dulcam., Euphras.,. Ferr., Graphit., Hepar, Hyosc., Iod., Ipecac., KALI CARB.,. Kreos., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Miere. viv., MOSCH., lNatr. carb., Natr. mur., NITRUM, NITR. AC., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ae., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Secal., Sepia, SILIC., Spigel, Spong., Stann., SULPHUR, Sulph. ae., Tarax., Thuya, Veratr. - face, to the: ACON., Alum., Angust., Ant. crud., APIS, Argent., Arnie., Arsen., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., Bovist., BRYON., Calad., Cale. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Chelid., CIRCULATION. 67 Cicut., CINCHON., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Crocus, Cuprurnm, Digit., l)roser., Dulcam., Euphras., ]Ferr., Graphit., Hepar., HYOSC., Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., iMagn. carb., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Mezer., Mosch., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nux mosch., NUX VOM., OPIUM, Phosphor., Phosph. ae., Platin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., ltus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Scilla, Secal., Sepia, Silie., Spigel., Spong., Stann., STRAMON., Strontia, Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. Congestion of blood; chest, to the: ACON., Alum., Annm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Brom., BRYON., Calad., Cale. earb., CAMPHOR., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., C(inchon., Coceul., Coffea, Cuprum, Cyclam., Digit., Dulcam., Ferr., Graphit., Guaiac., ]fosc., Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Laches., Lyeop., Magn. mur., Mangan., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ace., Nux vorn., Oleand., Paris, PHOSPHOR., Phosph ac., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Seilla, SENEG., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL, Spong., Stramon., SULPHIUR, Thutya, Veratr., Zinc. - abdomen, to the: Aeon., Alum., Amm. carb., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arniet., Arsen., Asaf., BELLAD., Brom., BRYON., Calad., Calc. carb., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cicut., CINCHON., Coloc., Digit., Dulcam., Euphorb., Ferr., Fluor. ac., Graphit., Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Iod., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., ierc. viv., Merc. corr., Mezer,, Nitrum, NUX VOM., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., l'hosph. ac., Platin., Plumbzum), PULSAT., RHUS TOX., Sabin., Sarsap., Scilla, Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stann. Stramon., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thil/a, Veratr, Zinc. - upper limbs, to the: Aeon., Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Apis, ARNIC., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Brom., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cicut., CINCHON., Coccul., Cyclam., Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Ferr., Fluor. aec., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., 68 INTERMITTENT AND @THER FEVERS. Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Magn. carb., Mar. ver., 2Iengyanth., Mere. corr., lfere. viv., MAezer., MAosch., Nitr. ac., NUiX VOM., Oleand., Opium, Paris, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. aec., Platin., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sarsap., Scilla, Secal., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Thtuya, Aaler., Veratr., Zinc. Congestion of blood; lower limbs: to the: Acon., Agn. cast., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Apis, Argent., ARNIC., Asaf., AURUM, Bellad., Borax, Brom., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Cann. sat., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Cinehon., Coccul., Colchic., Coloc., Conium, Cuprum, Cyclam., Dulcam., Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., Hlepar, Iod., Kali carb., KIreos., Laches., Ledurm, LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mar. ver., Mere. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux orem., Oleand., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Plumbum, PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Secal., SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Zinc. Orgasm of blood: Aeon., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Ant. tart., Argent., Arnie., Arsen., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Borax, BOVIST., BRYON., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., Cinchon., Conium, Crocus, Digit., Dulcam., FERR., Graphit., Guaiac., HEPAR, Ignat., IOD., Kalicarb., KREOS., LYCOP., Magn. carb., llffiagn. mur., lere. viv., MOSCH., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sabin., SAMBUC., SARSAP., Selen., SENEG., SEPIA, Silic., SPONG., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur., Thuya, Veratr. Plethora: Aeon., Alum., Amm. carb., Arnic., Arsen., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Canthar., (Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon., Coloc., Crocus., Cuprum, Digit., Dulcam., FERR., Graphit., Guaiac., Hepar, fyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Merc. viv., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Opium, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., RIIUS TOX., Sabin., CIRCULATION. 69 Selen., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Stramnon., SULPHUR, THUYA, Veratr. Stagnation, sensation of: Aeon., Bellad., Bryon., Caustic., Crocus, Digit., Hepar, Ignat., Laches., LYCOP., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Oleand., Pulsat., Rhodod., SABAD., Seneg., Sepia, Sulphur, Zinc. Circulation seems arrested: Lycopl., Psorin. Palpitation of the Heart; in general: ACON., Agar., Alum., Ami)bra, Anmm. carb., Anac., Anugst., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., AURUM., Baryt., Bellad., Bismuth., Borax, BOVIST., Brow., BRYON., CALC. CARB., CamplTor-, Cann. sat., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic'., CHAMOM., CINCHON., Clemat., C0ockcul., Coffea, (olelhic., Coloc., Conium, CROCUS, Cuprum, C(yclam., DIigit., Dulcam., Fcrr., Graphit., Helleb., Ilepar, Hyosc., Ignat., IOD., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. our., Mangan., Mlenyanth., MERC. VIV., Mere. corr., Alezer., Mosch., Mur. ac., Acc(ttr. carb., NATR. MUR., Nitrutml, NITR. AC., Xux mo.sch., NUX VOMI.; Oleand., Opium, Paris, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Pho.splt. ac., Platin., Plumbum, PULSAT., Ran. scel., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Secal., Selen., Se>neg., SEPIA, Silic., SPIGEL., Spong., Sttep/is., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., THUYA, Valer., Veratr., Verbasc., Viol. odZ., Viol. tr., Zinc. - anxious: ACON., Alum., Amm. carb., Anac., Angust., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Asaf., AURUM, Bellad., Borax, Brom., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Camphor., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHA.MOM., Cinchon., Cocetul., Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., CROCUS, Cuprum, Cyeclarm., DIGIT., Ferr., Graphit., IHelleb., Hyosc., Ignat., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., Magn. carb., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mosch., N atr. carb., NATR. NIMUR., NTITR. AC., N2ux vom., Oleand., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPHIOR., Platin., Plumbum, PULSAT., Rh us tox., Ruta, Sarsap., Secal., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Spong., Staphis., SULPHUR, Siulp/. ac., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Viol. od., Tiol. tr., Zinc. 70 INTERMITTENT AND OTIIER FEVERS. PULSATIONS OF THE HEART. - fluttering: Apis, Natr. mur., Phosph. ac., Spigel. - intermittent: Acon., Agar., Alum., Anpgust., Apis, ARSEN., Asaf., Aurum, Bismuth., Bryon., Canttlar., CAPSIC., CARB. VEG., C(inchon., Digit., HBepr, HYOSC., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Menyanth., lhere. viv., IERC. CORR., Miezer., Mur. ac., NATR. MUR., Nitr. ac., Nux vorm., Opmiult, Phos]phor., Phosph. ac., Plunmbumn, htus tox., Sabin., Sambue., kSeeal., Sepia, Stranmon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. — audible: ANGUST., Arnic., BISM\I1UTH., Cinchon., COCCUL., Cuprll, IOD., Mere. corr., Plumbum, SABAD., Secal., Sepia, Zinc. - fill the chest, seems to: Baptis. - shaking the chest: Seneg. - felt by the patient: Baryt., Calc. carb., C(clant., Dulcam., Lycop., Mur. ac., Plumbum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabin., Spigel., Aeratr. trembling: Ambra, Angust., ANT. TART., Arson., Aurum, Bellad., CALC. CARB., Camphor., CICI:T., Cina, Cocutel., Colchic., Coniurn, (Japrum, Iod., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Phosphor., PLATIN., B/hus tox., Ruta, Sabin., Sepia, ASpiel., STAPHIS., Stralilon., Thuya, Veratr. - visible: Ant. tart., Bovist., Conium, Dulcam., Graphit., Iod., Rhus tox., Secal., SPIGEL., Sulp hur, Thuya, Veratr. PULSE, ACCORDING TO ITS RHYTHM. - quick, (accelerated): ACON., Act. rac., IEsc. hip., Agar., Alum., AMBRA, AMM. CARB., AMM. MUR., ANAC., Anqu.st., Ant., crud., ANT. TART., APIS, Aryent., Arnie., ARSEN., Arum. tr., ASAF., ASAR., AURUM, Baptis., BARYT., BELLAD., Bismuth., Borax, BOVIST., BROM., BRYON., Caect. grand., CALC. CARB., Camphor., CANTITAR., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., CHELID., Chin. sulph., CINA, CINCHON., CJlemat., C(oeeul., CIRCULATION. 71 Cioffea, COLCHIC., COLOC, CLotiuMz, Corn. flor., CROCUS, Juprum, Diadem., Digit., Eup. pturp., Fluor. ae., Gelsemr., GUAIAC., HEPAR, Hydr. ae., HYOSC., IGNAT., IOD., IPECAC., Kacli bichr., KFcli carb., Kali hydr., Kreos., LACIIES., Lauroc., LEDUM, Lobel. inf., Lycop., Mllacn. carb., MaIcyn. mntr., Mangane., I}iar. ver., JIenyanth., MERC. VIV., MIerc. corr., Mezer., MIOSCII., NATR. CARB., NATR, MUR., Natr. sulph., NITRUM, Nitr. ae., A7ux mosch., NUX VOM., Oleand., Op1ium, Oxal. ac., Paris, PETROL., PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., Plumburm, PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Ran. seel., Blheum, RHUS TOX., ]lta, Sabin., Sambuc., Sanguin., Sarsap., Secal., Selen., SENEG., Sepia, Silic., SPONG., STANN., STAPHIS., Stramon., SULPHUR, SULPH. AC., Thierid., THUYA, VALER., 1Veratr., VIOL. TR., Zinc. Pulse quick in the morning, during the day or evening slow: AGAR., Alum., ARSEN., Calc. carb., Canthar., Cinchon., Graphit., Ignat., KALI CARB., Lycop., MIezer., Nux vom., Phosphor. afternoons; morning slow: NITRUM, Thuya, Zinc. evenings; morning slow: Argent., Arnic., Asar., Carb. an., Caustic., Cinchon., Kali ccarb., Lycop., Mar. ver., AMezer., NITRUM, OLEAND., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., RAN. BULB., Sarsap., Sepia, SPIGEL., THUYA, ZINC. - - night; during the day slow: Amm. carb., Borax, -Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. an., Dulcam., Hepar,'Magn. carb., MIere. viv., AMur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Phosphor., Ran. scel., Sabin., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur. - slow: Agar., AGN. CAST., Ant. cruld., Ant. tart., Arnie., Arsern., Baptis., Bellad., CAMPHOR., CANN. SAT., Canthar., Chin. sulph., CICUT., Cinchon., Colchic., Coloc., CONIUL\I, CUPRUM, DIGIT., Dulcam., Ferr., Gelsem., IIELLEB., Hepar., Hydrast., I-YOSC., Ignat., Kali earb., Lachnanthl-., Lauroc., Leptand., Magn. car7., Miangan., Menyantht., Mere. viv., Mosch., MUR. AC., Xatr. mur., Nitrum, Oleand., Opitni, PARIS, Petrol., Phosphor., Plumbum, Podophyl., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., RHODOD., Rhus tox., Samtbue., 72 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. SCILLA, Secal., Sep2ia, Silic., SPIGEL., Stramnzo., Therid. Thuya, VERATR., Zinc. Pulse intermittent: Acon., Act. rae., Agar., Alum., Anlyu.st., Apis, ARSEN., Asaf,. Aurum, Bismuth., Bryon', (Cact. grand., (Canttar., CAPSIC., CARB. VEG., Cimex, C(inchlon., _Digit., Hiepar, HYOSC., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Alenyanth., Mer. viv., M\ERC. CORR., Ilezer.,.Mur. ac., NATR..MUR., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Olium, Oxal. ac., Ph/oslpor., Plhosph. ac., P'latbtumr6, lRhus tox., SSbin.,!Sambuc., Secal., Sepia, Strartacn., Sulpitur, Thuya, Veratr., Zintc. —. -- Every 1 or 2 beats, Phosplh. ac. - 3d beat, 2iiur. ac., Natr. mur. " 4th beat, NITR. AC. -- -- " 4th or 5th beat, NXux vore. - " 10th to 30th beat, Agar., Laches. irregular: Aeon., Act. rac., Alum., ANGUST., ANT. CRUD., ARNIC., Arsen., Bryon., C(anthar., CAPSIC., Carb. veg., (Cic1itoi., CONIUM, DDigit., Itepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Laches., Lachnanth., Lauroc.,.MANGAN., MERC. VIV., Mere. corr., NATR. AMUR., Nitr. ac., OLEAND., OPIUIM, PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., PLUMBUM, Psorin., RHUS TOX., Sambuc., Sanguin., Secal., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., STRAMION., VALER., VERATR., Zinc. - unequal: AGAR., Ant. crud., ASAF., Bellad., CANTHAR., CAR B. VEG., CHAMO'M., Conium, Cuprum, Digit., IGNAT., KALI CARB., LACHES., LAUROC., MANGAN., NITR. AC., OLEAND., OPIUM, PHOSPHOR., PLUMBIUM, SABIN., SAMBUC., SENEG., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., VALER., Veratr., Zinc. PULSE ACCORDING TO ITS CHARACTER. - audible: Ant. tart., Camphor., Conium, Digit., IHelleb., Iod., Kali carb., IKreos., Merc. viv., Phosphor., Plumbum, Sepia, SPIGEL., Sulphur, Tzutya. - bounding: Calad. CIRCULATION. 73 Pulse contracted: Aecon., Arnic., Asaf., BISMUTH., Borax, Cinchon., Cuprum, Kali bichr., Laches., Lauroc., Oxal. ac., PLUMABU-M, Secal. - full: ACON., ALUM., ANT. TART., APIS, Arnie., Asaf., ASAR., Aurum, Baptis., Baryt., BELLAD., Bismuth., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Camphor., CANTHAR., Chelid., Chin. sulph., (?iTehton., COLCIIIC., COLOC., Conium, Cuprum, Diqiit., Dulcam., Eup. purp., FERR., GRAPHIT., Helleb., HEPAR, HYOSC., IGNAT., Iod., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lautroc., LEDUM, Leptand., MERC. VIV., MAEZER., -MOSCH.,.Mur. ac., ItCtr. a1tr., NITRUMT, NUX VO-M., Oleanld., OpJium, PARIS, PETROL., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pluambunm, Pulsat., lan. bl27b., RAN. SCEL., SABIN., Sambuc., Secal., Septica, Silic., SPIGEL., SPONG., STRAMION., STRONTIA, SULPHUR, THUYA, Valer., Veratr., VIOL. OD. - hard: ACON., AMM. CARB., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., BBaryt., BELLAD., BRYON., Cact. grand., CALAD., Camphor., CANTHAR., Clhelid., CINA, CINCHON., CLEMAT., Cocceul., COLCHIC., COLOC., Coniuem, Corn. flor., C(Jiprutm, Digit., DULCAM., FERR., GRAPHIT., HEPAR, HYOSC., IGNAT., IOD., Kali rccrb., Laches., Lauroc., \Mere. viv., Merc. corr., AIEZER., NITRUM, NITR. AC., NUX VOM., Opium, Oxal. ac., PHOSPHOR., Plniibini, Pulsat., Ran. blb., Ran. scel., Scilla, Secal., SENEG., SILIC., SPONG., STRAMON., STrRONTIA, SULPHUR, Veratr., Zinc. - imperceptible: Aeon., Agnl. east., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., ('tct. gra7d., CAMPHOR., CANN. SAT., Cant/tar., CARB. VEG., (iclet., Coeccul., Conium, CUPRUM, Ferr., Helleb., tIyosc., lp)ecac., Laches., Lacroc., Leduqn, Lobel. inf., MIere. tiv., MIosch., iYul vom2., Opium, Pulsat., RIIUS TOX., Secal., Silic.,,Strarnol., VERAT'R. - jerking: Arnic., Coniun1, Natr. mur., Nux vom., Plumbum. - large: Acon., Bellad., Cinchon., Colchic., CONIUM, IOD., Mosch., Opium. - small: Acon., Agar., Amm. carb., Ant. erud., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., ASAF., AURUM, Bellad., Bismuth., Bryon., 74 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Cailc. carb., CAMPHOR., Cann. sat., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., CHELID., Chin. sulph., CINA, CINCHON., Clemat.; COCCIUL., Colchic., C(oloe., Coe nimu, Crocus, CUPRIM, Digit., DULCAM., Ferr., Graphit., GUAIAC., HELLEB., Hyosc.,Ignact.,Iod.,Kali bichr., KREOS.,LACHES., Lanroc., Lobel. inf., Iicre. viv,., MERC. CORR., Mosch., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NX1u' ron., Opium, Oxal. ac., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., PLATIN., PLUMBUIM, Psorin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SABAD., SAMBUC., SCILLA, Secal., SILIC., Spong., STANN., STAPHIS., Strwlon., Sulphur, SULPH. AC., TValer., VERATR., Zile. Pulse soft: IEsc. hip., Ant. tart., Baptis., Beliad., Carb. veg., C(iJllon., (Japruim., Dulcam., GUAIAC., IIydr. ac., Iod., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., MANGAN., Mur. ac., Nitrum, Plumbum, RAN. SCEL., RHUS TOX., SENEG., Stramon., Veratr. - spasmodic: ANGUST., Arnie., BISMUTH., Cinchon., COCCUL., (Jipravu, Iod., Mere. corr., Plumbum, SABAD., Seecal., Sepia, Zinc. strong: Acoi., ANT. TART., Apis, Arnic., ASAR., Belled., Bismuth., Canthar., Chelid., C(iclhon:, Corn. flor., Cuprum, Digit., Helleb, HYOSC., Iod., Kreos., Laches, Lauroc., Mere. vtie., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPH. AC., Ran. bulb., SABIN., Sanguin., SPIGEL., Stranlon., Strontia, Valer., Jl eratr., VIOL. OD. (Compare: pulse full.) - suppressed: Aeon., Ant. tart., ARSEN., C(arb. veg., Co~nir,,, Iod., Kreos., iliiere. viv., Mere. corr., Mosch., Opium, Pulsat., Sanguin., Seeal., Silic., Stramon., VERATR. - tense: AMM,. CARB., BELLAD., BRYON., Cact. grand., Camphor, CHAMOM., DULCAM., Mere. corr., Mezer., SABIN., Sanguin., Scilla, Secal., 1r'1er., Zinc. - thread-like: Aeo n., Apis, Colchic., IOD., Mere. corr., Stramon., AERATR. - trembling: Ambra, Angust., ANT. TART., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., CALC. CARB., Camphor., CICUT., Cina, CIRCULATION. 75 Coccul., Colchic., Conium, Cupruit, Iod., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Ierec. viv., Merc. corr., Natr. tmur., Nux mosch., Oxal. ac., Phosphor., PLATIN., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabin., Sepi,, ASpigel., STAPHIS., AStramon., Thuya, Veratr. Pulse unaltered: C(offea, CYCLAM., DROSER., EUPHRAS., Fluor. ac., -Rhewna, Ruta, SECAL., Selen. - weak: Aeon., Act. rac., IEsc. hip., Agar., AGN. CAST., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnie., ARSEN., Asaf., BARYT., Bellad., Bismuth., CAMPHOR., CANN. SAT., Canthar., CARB. VEG., Chainmom., Chin. sulph., CICUT., Cimex, Cinchon., CJoloe., Conium, CIUPRETMI, Digit., Guaiae., Hyosc., IOD., Kali carb., KREOS., LACHES., Lauroc., Lobel. inf., MANGAN., lMere. viv., 1AERC. CORR., Mosch., MUR. AC., Na5ttr. nour., Nux vom., Oleand., Opiucn, Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., PLATIN., Plumbumn, Psorin., PULSAT., RHODOD., RHUS TOX., Secal., Spigel., Stramon., SULPH. AC., Tltuya, TTaler., VERATR. AGGRAVATION ACCORDING TO TIME. Morning: Agar., Alum., Arsen., Calc. carb., Canthar., Cinchon., Ferr., Graphit., Ignat., Kali carb., Lyeop., Mezer., sNatr. carb., NTux von., Phosphor., Sepia, Spigel. Forenoon: Argent., Cann. sat., Guaiac., Kali carb., Ndtr. ccarb., Natr. mur., Sabad., Sepia, Sulph. ac. Afternoon: Alum., C(alc. carb., Ferr., ATitrlim, ]Phosphor., Plumbum, Staphis., Thuya, Zinc. Evening: Angust., ARGENT., ARNIC., Asar., Bellad., Bovist., Cale. carb., Canthar., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chelid., Cinchon., Ferr., Graphit., Ignat., Kali carb., Laches., LYCOP., Magn. carb., Mangan., Mar. ver., Mere. viv., MEZER., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Titr1tnm, Nitr. ac., Oleand., Petrol., Phosphor., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsjap., Sepia, Sj)pigel., Sulphur, THUYA, Zinc. Night: Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Arnie., Arsen., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. an., DULCAM., Graphit., iltepar, 76 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Ignat., Lycop., Jliayg. carb., Jifere. viv., MIur. ac., NATR. CARB., Natr. mlur., Nitrum, iitr'. ac., Pho.sp7hor., Ran. seel., Sabin., Scilla, SEPIA, SILIC., Sulphur. AGGRAVATION ACCORDING TO CIRCUMSTANCES. Anger, after: Acorn., CHAMIOMI.,Coloc., Ignat., Natr. mur., ]etrol., SEPIA, Staphis. Ascending stairs, froim: Aeon., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. earb., Graphit., AMerc. viv., Natr. carb., Nitrum, NITR. AC., Nux vorm., PETROL., Rhus tox., Ruta, Seneg., Sepia, Spigel., ASj')ony., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur., THUYA, Zinc. Attacks, (luring the: Acon., Alum., Bellad., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cuprum, Kali carb., Laches., Nux vom., Sepia, Silic., Thuya. Awaking, on: Allum., Amm. carb., Ambra, Arnic., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, CALC. CARB., Camphor., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Ferr., Gract h it., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Lyeop., AMagn. carb., AMosch., Natr. carb., VNatr. mantr., Nitr. ac., 2Vx vo'0m., Petrol., PhospAhor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. scel., Rhus tox., Sabin., SEPIA, Silic., Stat)his.,,Sulphull r, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Cough, from: Aeon., Apis, Arnie., ARSEN., BELLAD., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Cinchon., ])ecae., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., ~uTx vomn., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Scilla, Secal., SEPIA, Spong., Sulphur. Drinking, from, "ii general: Aeon., Anae., Ant. tart., Arnie., ARSEN., Brom., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Coccul., Coloc., CONIUMI, Crocus, Cuprum, Ferr., Hepar, Mar. ver., Natr. nmr., Nitr. ac., niTux vo02., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Silie., Sulphur, Thuya, VERATR. - Beer: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Coloc., Ferr., Lycop., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhius tox., Secal., S'ep)ia, Stramon., SULPHUR, Thuya, Veratr. - Brandy: ARNIC., Arsen., Calc. earb., Cinchon., CIRCULATION. 77 Coccul., FLUOR. AC., Hepar, Ignat., Laches., Ledumr, XNux rornl., Opiam, Rhus tox., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac. Drinking; Coffee: Canthar., Caustic., CHAMO.M., Cinchon., Coccul., Ig-ynt., Ipecac., Merc. viv., XNux vorne., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur, Thuya. - Tea: Arsen., Cinchon., Ferr., Hepar, Phosph. ac., SELEN., Thuva, Veratr. - Wine: Ant. crud., Arnic, ARSEN., Borax, Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Coffea, Fluor. ac., Laches., LYCOP., Natr. carb., NATR. MIIR., Nux mosch., NAux vorn., Opium, Ran. bulb., Sabin., Selen., SILIC., THUYA, Zinc. Eating; before: Cale. carb., CINCHON., Conium, Iod., Kali carb., NYatr. carb., Phosphor., Sepia. - while: Amm. carb., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Ignat., Kali carb., Nitr. ac., Sepia, Spigel. - after: Aeon., Alum., Angust., Asaf., Bryon., Calc. carb., Camphor., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chin. sulph., Cinchon., Conium, Hepar, Ignat., Kali carb., LYCOP., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Paris, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., SELEN., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Viol. tr., Zinc. Exertion of the body, from: Acon., Arm. carb., Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Digit., IOD., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Natr. mur., Rhus tox., Silic., Sulphur, Thuya. Lying down, after: Agn. cast., Ambra, Amm. carb., ARGENT., Arsen., Asaf., Aurum, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Chelid., Clemat., Cyclam., DULCAM., Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., HEPAR, Hyosc., Kali carb., Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Platin., Plumbum, Pulsat., JRhus tox., Sabad., SAMBUC., Scilla, Selen., Seneg., Sepia, Spong., Strontia, Sulphur, Sulph. ac. Lying; while (in bed): Acon., Agn. cast., Alum., Ambra, Angust., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Argent., Arnic., Asaf., Asar., Aurum, Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Chamom., Chelid., Coloc.,Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Ledum, 78 INTERMIITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. LYCOP., Magn. mur., Mangan., MAenyanth., MIerc. viv., Mosch., Natr. mar., Nitrum, NITR. AC., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat.. llhas tox., SAMIBUC., iSelem., Seneg., Sepia, Spigel., Strontia, Sul7phur, Valer., Veratr., Viol. tr. Lying; on the back, while: Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., ARSEN., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Coloc., Cuprum, Ignat., Iod., iNitruzm, Nux Vone., Phosphor., Plumbum, P]ulsat., Rhus tox., Sep)ia, rSilic., Spigel. - on the left side: Acon., Amni. carb., Anac., Angust., Baryt., Bryon., Calc. carb., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Graphit., Ipecac., Kali earb., Lycop., Merc. viv., Mezer., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., PHOSPHOR., PULSAT., S'epia, Silic., Stann., Sulphur, Thuya. - on the right side: Acon., Amm. mur., Anac., Borax, Carb. an., Ipecac., Lycop., 1Magn. mur., JIere. viv., Nitrum, NUX VOM)., Pulsat., Seneg., Spigel., Spong., Stann., Viol. tr. Mental prostration, during: Acon., Asar., Bellad., Bismuth., Cicut., Cinchon., Digit., Magn. carb., Natr. mur., l'etrol., Phosphor., Spong., Stann., Stramon. Menses; before the: Alum., Amm. carb., Baryt., Cale. carb., Coccul., Coloc., Conium, CUPRUM, Iod., KALI CARt., Lycop., ]Merc. viv., Natr. mur., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., Secal., Sepia, Spooyq., Stann., Sulphur, Veratr. - during the: Arsen., Cinchon., IGNAT., Iod., Phosphor., SEPIA, ASulphur. Mood, change of, from: Aeon., Apis, Aurum, Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., CHAMIOM., Coffea, Colchic., (0oloc., Coniuml, Cuprum, HYOSC., IGNAT., Kali carb., Laehes.,. Lycop.,.Magn. carb., Mar. ver., Natr. mur., Nitr. ae., 2Nux vorn., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. aec., Platin., PULSAT., ~Sepia,,S'taphis., Stramon., Thuya, Veratr. Motion, from: Aeon., Amm. mur., Ant. crud., ANT. TART., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Cann. sat., Cinchon., Colchic., Digit., Ferr., Fluor. ae., Graphit., Gelsem., IOD., Laches., Ledum, MIezer., NATR. iMUR., Nitrum, NXitr. ac., Nux vom., CIRCULATION. 79 Oleand., Paris, PETROL., Phosphor., Sambuc., Scilla, SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer. Music, from: Acon., Cale. carb., Digit., Lyeop., NATR. CARB., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., SEPIA, Staphis., THUYA, Viol. od. Rest, during: Apis, Argent., Arnic., Aurum, Bellad., (ctlc. carb., Capsic., Chainonm., Cinchon., Coloc., Conium, Cyclam., DIGIT., D1ulcam., Euqp horb., Ferr., Kali earb., KREOS., Lycop., MAGN. MUR., Menyanth., Mosch., Natr. carb., Xatr. mnur., Nitrum, Paris, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sambuc., Seneg.,. Sepia,'Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, Tarax., Valer. Rising, from: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Rhus tox., Scilla, Sulphur, TTeratr. Room, in the (warm): Agn. cast., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Angust., Ant. crud., Apis, Arsen., Asar., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Crocus, Graphit., IOD., Ipecae., Lauroc., Lycop., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Platin., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabin., Selen., Seneg., Spigel., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Verbas. Sensitiveness, with: Ambra, Bellad., Calc. carb., Ferr., Mliere. viv., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Sepia. Sitting, while: Agar, Alum., Anac., ANGUST., Ant. tart., Asaf., Asar., 1Baryt., Cale. carb., Capsic., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Cinchon., Cyclam., Digit., Dulcam., Ferr., Graphit., Lycop., MAGN. MUR., MIangan., MIenyanth., Mosch., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Sulphur, Valer., Verbas., Viol. tr. Sitting stooped, while: Alum., Angust., Argent., Bryon., Cann. sat., Cinchon., Digit., IMenyanth., Merc. viv., Oleand.,. Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Seneg., Silic., Spiqel., Spong., Stann., Staphis. Sleep, before: Agar., Amm. carb., Arnie., Arsen., ASAR., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., Carb. veg., 80 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. )ulcarn., Graphit., Ignat., Laches., Lycop., clagnl. carb., Magn. tmur., Melrc. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., ]7atr. mtar., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., RHiUS TOX., SABAD., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Sepia., Silic., Sulphur, Thuya. Siesta, during: Anac., Bryon., Cale. carb., Graphit., Ignat., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Selen., Staphis., Sulphur. Sleep, during: Acon., Arsen., Bellad., Cale. carb., Camphor., Chamom., Cinchon., Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Ledum, Mere. viv., N7atr. mur., Opiunm, Phosphor., Phosph. ae., Pulsat., Rheum, Sabin., Samctsbuc., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Sulphur., Viol. tr., Zinc. Sleeplessness, with: Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Camphor., C(oniumr, Dulcam., Hepar, Kali carb., Lauroc., Lycop., Magn. carb., Merc. viv., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., PHOSPHOR., Platin., PULSAT., Ran bulb., RHUS TOX., SABIN., Sambuc., Sepia, SILIC., Sulphur. Standing, while: AGAR., Aurum, C(oniumr, Cyclam., Ferr., Natr. mur., PLATIN., Pulsat., Rhus tox., TValer. Stool, after: Ant. tart., Arsen., Caustic., Nitr. ac., Op1ium, Rhus tox. Stooping, while: Acon. Alum., Amnm. carb., Angust., Argent., Bryon., Cann. sat., Cinchon., Digit., Graphit., Mangan., Xlerc. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. carb., Oleand., Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Scilla, Seneg., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., SULPH. AC., Valer. Talking, from: Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Anac., Arnic., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coccul., Dulcam., Graphit., Hepar, Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Ledunm, Mangan., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Mur. ae., Natr. carb., Natr mur., Phosphor., Phosph. aec., Platin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., lRhus tox., Scilla, Selen., Sepia, Spigel., Stann., Stramon., Silphur, Sulph. ac., Yeratr. Tobacco fumes, (and smoking) from: Acon., Ant. crud., Arsen., Cicut., Cyclam., Ignat., Nux vore., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., Selen., Seneg., Sepia, Spong., Staphis. CHILL. 81 Turning over, in bed: Acon., Amm. mur., ARSEN., B3ryon., Cann. sat., Capsic., Carb. veg., Conium, Ferr., Hepar, Kreos., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., PULSAT., Rhus tox.,'Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. Vomiting, with the: Arsen., Cuprum, Ipecac., Mosch., Pulsat., Sulphur, Veratr. Walking; while: Arnic., Aurum, Bellad., Bryon., Colchic., Digit., Graphit., Ledum, Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. mur., Nitr. ae., XNux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Sambuc., Scilla, Selen., Spigel., Staphis. - in the open air, while: Ambra, AMM. CARB., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. crud., Argent., Bellad., Borax, Camphor.,,Cinchon., Coccul., Conium, Guaiac., Hepar, NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Selen., SEPIA, Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax. - after: Agar., Ambra, Anac., Arsen., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Ferr., Hyosc., Ledum, Lycol., Menyanth., Nux vom., Petrol., Pulsat., h/Its tox., Sabad., Sabin., Sepia, Stann., Yaler. Warm; room: see room. - weather, during: Ant. crud., Asar., Bryon., Carb. veg., Coccul., Colchic., Graphit., IOD., Laches., Lycop., NITR. AC., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Secal., Selen., Sepia, Sulphur. CHILL. Chill; in general, (predominating): Aeon., AGAR., AGN. CAST., ALUM., Ambra, Amm. carb., Antm. mur., Anac., Angust., ANT. CRUD., ANT. TART., Apis, Argent., ARNIC., Arsen., ASAF., ASAR., AURUM, BARYT., Bellad., Bismuth., BORAX, BOVIST., Brom., BRYON., Cact. grand., Calad., Calc. carb., CAMPHOR., CANN. SAT., Canthar., CAPSIC., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., CHELID., Chin. sulph., CICUT., Cimex, Cina, Cinchon., Cist.can.,Clemat., Coceul., Coffea, COLCHIC., COLOC., VConium, Corn. flor., C(roeus, Cuprum, Cyclam., DIADEM., 82 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Digit., DROSER., -Dulcam., EUP. PERF, EUP. PURP., EUPHORB., Euphras., Ferr., Gelsem., Graphit., Guaiac., HELLEB., lHepar, Hydrast., HYOSC., Ignat., Iod., Ipecac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Kali hydr., KREOS., Laches., Lachnanth., Lauroc., LEDUM, Lobel. inf., LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mclangan., Mar. ver., MENYANTH., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Mosch., MUR. AC., Natr. carb., NATR. MUR., iatr. sulph., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NUX MOSCII., Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Oxal. ac., Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., PLUMBUM, Podophyl., PULSAT., Psorin., RAN. BULB., Ran. scel., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Ruta, SABAD., Sabin., Sambuc., Sanguin., SARSAP., Scilla, Secal., Selen., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong.,,Stann., STAPHIS., Stramon., Strontia., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Therid., Thuya, Valer., VERATR., VERBAS., Viol. od., Viol. tr., Zinc. Chill; ascending: Aeon., Amm. mur., Carb. an., Cina, Crocus, Digit., Dulcam., Hyosc., Kali bichr., Laches., Magn. carb.,Natr. sulph., Oxal. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., Ruta, SABAD., Sarsap., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur, Veratr. - descending: Agar., Baryt., Bellad., Canthar., Caustic., CICUT., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Crocus, Kreos., Laches., Magn. carb., Mezer., MOSCH., Phosphor., Psorin., Ruta, Sabad., Staphis., Stramon., Strontia, Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Zinc. - external: ACON., AMM. MUR., Arriic., Arsen., Calc. carb., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Euphorb., ]Euphras., IGNAT., Laches., Magn. carb., Merc. viv., Mosch., NITR. AC., OLEAND., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sabad., Silic., Sulphur, Veratr., Verbas., ZINC. - flitting, (iiberlaufender): Agar., Alum., Ant. tart., Asaf., ASAR., Baryt., Bellad., Chamom., Cinchon., COLCHIC., KALI CARB., Ledum, Menyanth., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Psorin., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Ruta, SAMBUC., Sarsap., SPIGEL., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Verbas. - goose flesh, with: }Esc. hip., Angust., Ant. tart., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., CHILL. 83 Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Caustic., Chelid., Cinchon., Crocus, HELLEB., Ignat., Lauroc., Ledum, Mangan., Mezer., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nux vom., PARIS, Phosphor., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Spigel., Stann., Staphis., Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr. Chill; internal: Aeon., Agn. cast., Alum., Ambra, Anac., Angust., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., Calec. carb., Camphor., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cicut., CINCHON., COCCUL., Coffea, Colchic., Conium, Crocus, DIGIT., IDroser., Euphras., Graphit., Guaiae., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Magn. carb., Mangan., Menyanth., MERC. YIV., Mezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. tnur., Nitr ac., Nux vom., Oleand., Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac.,- Platin., PLUMBUM, Psorin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rheum, Rhus tox., Buta, Sabad., Sarsap., Scilla, Secal., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Strontia, /Sailphur, Sulph. ac., Therid., Thuya, Valer., Yeratr., Verbas., Zinc. - one-sided: Alum., Ambra, Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., BRYON., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon., Coccul., Crocus, Digit., Droser., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Natr. carb., NUX YOM., Paris, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rheum, RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Spigel., Stann., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., THUYA, Verbas. - left side: Baryt., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Droser., Lycop., Paris, Rhus tox., Ruta, Spigel.,' Stann., Sulphur, THUYA. - right side: BRYON., Caustic., CHELID., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., RHUS TOX., Sabin. - shivering, with: Aeon., Agar., Amm. carb., Anac., ANT. CRUD.,.Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., BROM., Bryon., Cale. carb., CAMPHOR., CANN. SAT., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., CHELID., Cicut., CINA, Cinchon., Coccul., Cuprum, Cyclam., 84 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Dulcam., Ferr., IIELLEB., Hepar, Ignat., IOD., Ipecac., IREOS., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., ~Mangan., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Niux vorn., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhtus tox., RUTA, Sabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Secal., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., SPONG., STAPHIS., Stramon., Sulphur, Therid., Thuya, Valer., VERATR. Chill; trembling, with, (trembling chill): Aeon., AGN. CAST., ANAC., ANT. TART., Apis, Arnie., Arsen., Asaf., Bellad., Borax, Brom., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Cicut., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Conium, CROCUS, Ledum, MAR. VER., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., Nlatr. mnur., Nitrum, Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, PARIS, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., Psorin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Therid., Valer., Zinc. - cold water poured over one, as from: Agar., Anac., Ant. tart., ARNIC., Baryt., Cinchon., Ledum, Magn. carb., MERC. VIV., Mezer., Nux vom., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Valer., Veratr., Verbas. Slight chilliness, in general: Agar., AGN. CAST., Ambra, Anac., APIS, Arsen., ASAR., Bellad., Bismuth., BORAX, Bovist., Bryon., Camphlor., Canthar., CARB. VEG., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., COCCUL., Coffea, Conium, Cuprum, Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., Guaiac., Helleb., Hlyose., Ipecac., KIreos., Laches., Lycop., Mar. ver., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Nitrum, NUX MOSCH., Nux vom., Paris, PETROL., Plho.shor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., Plumbum, Psorin., PULSAT., RAN. BULB., Ran. scel., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Sarsap., Scilla, Seneg.,'SEPIA, Silic., SPIGEL., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Valer., Zinc. Chilliness, in general: 2Esc. hip., Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., Amm. mur., ANIAC., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arsen., Asar., Baptis., BARYT., Bovist., Bryon., Calad., CALC. CHILL. 85 CARB., CAMPHOR., Cann. sat., Carb. an., C(arb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., CHELID., CICUT., Cinchon., Cist. can., Coccul., Conium, Crocus, Diadem., Digit., Dulcam., Euphorb., EUPHRAS., FERR., Gelsem., GRAPHIT., HEPAR, Hydrast., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lachnanth., Lauroc., Ledum, Leptand., LYCOP., MAR. VER., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., MEZER., Mosch., Mur. ac., Natr.: carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., NITR. AC., NUX MOSCH., Nux vom., OLEAND., Opium, Oxal. ac., Paris, PETROL., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PLUMBUM, Podophyl., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., SABIN., SCILLA, SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., Stramon., Strontia, SULPHUR, TARAX., Valer., Viol. tr. PARTIAL CHILL. Partial chill, in general: Aeon., Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., AMBRA, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Apis, Argent., Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Biovist., Brom., BRYON., CCale. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., (Yhelid., Cicut., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., Conium, Crocus, Cuprum, Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., Euphras., Graphit., Giuaiac., Helleb., Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Iod., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Mangan., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Mosch., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Scilla, Secal., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., Strontia, Sulphur, Thuya,Valer.,VERATR., Viol. tr., Zinc. Chill; body, upper, on the: Agar., Baryt., CINA, ]Euphorb., Menyanth., Rhus tox. - lower, on the: Acon., ARNIC., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sarsap. - - anterior, on the: C/1anmomn., Pulsat. 86 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Chill; body, posterior, on the: Chamomn., COCCUL., IGNAT., Rhus tox., Strontia. - head, on the: Aeon., Agar.; Agn. cast., Ambra, Asar., Baryt., Calc. carb., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chelid., Cinchon., Dulcam., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Mere. viv., MERC. CORR., Mosch., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., RUTA, Sabin., Sepia, Spigel., STANN., Staphis., STRONTIA, Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - - spreading from the: Mosch. - - - occiput: Valer. - eyes, on the: Amm. carb., Asar., Cale. carb., Conium, Crocus, Kali carb., Lycop., Paris, Platin. - ears, on the: Calc. carb., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Platin., Seneg., Staphis., Veratr. - nose, on the: Ant. crud., Bellad., Ignat., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Plumbum, Veratr. - face, in the: Aeon., Arnic., Baryt., Calc. carb., Camphor., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Droser., Ignat., Lauroc., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rheum, Rhodod., Ruta, Sabin., Sepia, Spigel., Strontia. spreading from the: Baryt. lips, on the: Apis, Platin., Sepia. -- - beginning: Bryon. - pit of the stomach, in the: Ant. tart., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Camphor., Caustic., Colchic., Ignat., Ipecac., Lauroc., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Spigel., Spong. - spreading from the: Baryt. - stomach, commencing in the: Cale. carb. - hypochondria, about the: Nux vom., Pulsat. — abdomen, on the: Aeon., Ambra, Arsen., CALAD., Cinehon., Colchic., Kali carb., Magn. carb., Mar. ver., Menyanth., Jere. viv., Mezer., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Paris, Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Secal., ASpigel., Sulphur, Zinc. - - spreading from the: Calad., Mar. ver., Paris. CHILL. 87 Chill; neck, on the: Cale. carb., Dulcam., Kali carb., Phosphor., Sulphur, Valer. chest, on the: Cale. carb., Cicut., Coffea, Digit., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Paris, Ran. bulb., Spigel., Sulphur. - spreading from the: Cicut., Spigel. - shoulders, on the: Psorin. - scapulae, on the: Alum., Amm. mur., Aurum, Caustic., Kreos., Rhus tox., Silic., Strontia, Viol. od. - - spreading from the: Rhus tox. — back, on the: Acon., Act. rac., Agar., Alum., Amm. mnur., ANAC., Apis, Argent., Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD.; BORAX, Bovist., Camphor., Cale. carb., CANTHAR., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., COCCUL., Coffea, COLCHIC., Conium, Crocus, -Digit., Dulcam., Gelsem., Graphit., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, Hydrast., HYOSC., Ignat., Kali bichr., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, Leptand., Lobel. inf., Lycop., MAGN. CARB., MENYANTH., Mierc. viv., MEZER., Mosch., Mur. ac., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Opium, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Platin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., RUTA, Sabal., Sarsap., Scilla, Secal., Seneg., SEPIA, Silic., SPIGEL., SPONG., STANN., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. - - spreading from the: Argent., CAPSIC., Crocus, Dulcam., Eup. purp., Kali hydr., Staphis. - small of the back, on the: Bryon., Canthar., Carb. veg., Helleb., HYOSC., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sabin., Spong., STRONTIA, Sulphur. - - spreading from the: Eup. purp., Hyosc., Strontia. - upper limbs, on the, in general: Aeon., Amm. carb., Anac., Baryt., BELLAD., Bryon., Cann. sat., Caustic., Chelid., Cinchon., CICUT., Coccul., Crocus, Cuprum, Digit., Dulcam., Euphras., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Mangan., Merc. viv., Mezer., Mosch., Vux vom., Petrol., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, 88 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. SABAD., Scilla, Secal., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Staphis., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Chill; upper arm, on the: Coccul., Graphit., Ignat.,, MEZER., Phosph. ac., Psorin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb. - spreading from the: Mezer. - forearm, on the: Bryon., Caustic., Ignat., Nux vom., Rhus tox. - hands, on the: Ambra, Anac., Baryt., Bellad., Chelid., CUPRUM, Digit., Droser., Iod., Laches., Menyanth., Mosch., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sambuc., Spigel., Veratr., Zinc. - - spreading from the: Digit., Gelsem. - - ~- and leaving at the heart: Digit. fingers, on the: Acon., C(uprum, Digit., Kali carb., Kreos., Mangan., MENYANTIH., Mere. viv., Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya. - tips of the: Bryon., Menyanth., Natr. mur. - lower limbs, on the, in general: Acon., Agar., Ambra, Argent., Arnic., BELLAD., Camphor., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chelid., CICUT., Cinchon., COCCUL., Coloc., Crocus, Cuprum, Droser., Euphorb., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat.,. Kali bichr., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., MEZER., Mosch., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Oleand., Paris, Petrol., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sabin., Sambuc., Secal., SEPIA, Spigel., Spong., Sulphur, Valer., Veratr. - thighs, on the: Agar., Arnic., Bellad., Bryon., Capsic., Cicut., Cinchon., Helleb., Hydrast., Ignat., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mosch., Nitr. ac., Oleand., Psorin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Sambuc., Sepia, SPONG., STRONTIA. - knees, on the: Caustic., Cinchon., Coloc., Ignat., Laches., liienyanth.,' Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia. - legs, on the: Ambra, ARSEN.,Baryt., Bellad.,CHELID., Cinchon., Kreos., Pulsat. -feet, on the: Acon., Amm. carb., Anac., Argent., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Brom., Chelid., Coloc., Crocus, CUPRUM, COLDNESS. 89 Digit., Droser., Ignat., Kreos., Lauroc., Lycop., Jflagn. carb., MENYANTH., Merc. viv., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Paris, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sambuc., Sepia, Sulphur, Valer., Veratr. Chill; feet, spreading from the: Baryt., Digit., Hyosc., Kali bichr., RHUS TOX., Sulphur. toes, on the: Bryon., Menyanth., Natr. mur. COLDNESS. Coldness; in general: Aeon., Ambra., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., Bellad., Bismuth., Borax, Bovist., Brom., Bryon., Calad., Cale. carb., CAMIPHOR., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. vey., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., Conium, Corn. cir., Crocus, CUPRUM, Cyclam., Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., Euphlras., Ferr., Graphit., felleb., HIydr. ac., I1YOSC., Ignat., Iod., Ipecac., Kreos.,Lacches., Lachnanth.,Lauroc., Ledum, Lobel. inf., Lycop., JlIlaq. carb., Mlangan., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., MEZER., Jllosch., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Oleand., OPIUM, Oxal. aec., Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PlumZbunm, Psorin., PULSAT., Ran bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Scilla, Secal., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., STAPHIS., Stranmon., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., VERATR., Verbas., Zinc. w- ith gooseflesh: Lachnanth. PARTIAL COLDNESS. Coldness; affected parts, of the: Angust., Arsen., Coccul., Dulcam., Laches., Ledurn, Mere. viv., Petrol., Platin.. Plumbum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Silic., Thuya. - one-sided: Ant. tart., Arnie., Baryt., BRYON., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chelid., Cinchon., Coccul., Digit., DROSER., Ipecac., Lycop., MOSCII., Nux vom., PARIS, Phosphor., 90 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Phosph. ac., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Sulphur, THUYA, Verbas. Coldness; posterior body, of: Rhus tox. - left side: Arnic., Caustic., Cinchon., DROSER., Paris, THUYA. - right side: BRYON., Caustic., Lycop., Paris, Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox. - head, of the: Agar., Alum., Amm. carb., Apis, Baryt., CALC. CARB., Cist. can., Graphit., Magn. mur., Mangan., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Sepia, Sulphur, Veratr. - ears, of the: Dulcam., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Mangan., Mere. viv., Platin., Seneg., Stann., Veratr. - nose, of the: Apis, Arnic., Bellad., Cinchon., Cyclam., Droser., Ignat., Natr. mur., V/ux vom., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Veratr. - face, of the: Ant. tart., Asar., Bellad., Bismuth., Camphor., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cicut., CINA, DROSER-., Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., LYCOP., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., PETROL., Platin., Rheum, Rhus tox., VERATR. - cheeks, of the: Bellad., Chamom., Rheum. lips, of the: Apis. - chin, of the: Veratr. - mouth, in the: Aeon., Arsen., Camphor., Carb. veg., Caustic., Colchic., Cuprum, Nitrum, Rhus tox., VERATR. - tongue, of the: Arsen., Carb. veg., Colchic., Cuprum, Oxal. ac., VERATR. - pit of the stomach, of the: Ant. tart., Arsen., Bellad., Camphor., Caustic., Ignat., Lauroc., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Spigel., Spong. - abdomen, of the: Ambra., Apis, Calad., Cinchon., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Opium, Paris, Pulsat., Sepia, Spigel. - genitals, of the: Agn. cast., Cann. sat., Capsic., Caustic., Mere. viv., Sulphur. - glans penis, of the: Caustic., Mere. viv., Sulphur. COLDNESS. 91 Coldness; scrotum, of the: Agn. cast., Capsic. - chest, of the: Cicut., Merc. viv., Merc. corr. - back, of the: Amm. mur., Calc. carb., Camphor., Caustic., Crocus, Dulcam., Menyanth., Natr. mur., Oxal. ac., Rhus tox., Secal., Stann., Thuya. - small of the back, of the: Carb. veg., Phosph. ac., Spong. - - spreading, from the: Hyosc. - upper limbs, of the: Amm. carb., Apis, Arnic., BELLAD., Bryon., Camphor., Chamom., Cicut., Cinchon., Digit., Dulcam., Euphorb., Euphras., Hydr. ac., Hyosc., Ipecac., Kali carb., Ledum, Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Miezer., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Oleand., OPIUM, Phosphor., Plumbum, PULSAT., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Secal., Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - hands, of the: Acon., Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asar., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., Calad., CALC. CARB., CYamphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., C(austic., Chamom., CHELID., Cina, CINCHON., Coccul.. Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., Conium, Crocus, Cuprum, CYCLAMI. DIGIT., DROSER., Euphras., Ferr., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., IOD., IPECAC., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., MANGAN., Mar. ver., MENYANTH., Merc. viv.. Mere. corr., Mezer., Mosch., MUR. AC., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., OLEAND., Oxal. ac., Paris, PETROL., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., RUTA, SABIN., SAMBUC., Sarsap., Scilla, Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stann., STRAMON., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Therid., Thuya, Veratr., Verbas., Zinc. - fingers, of the: Acon., Amm. carb., Angust., Ant. tart., Apis, Asar., Calad., Calc. carb., Caustic., Chamom., CHELID., Cicut., Coccul., Coloc., Conium, Digit., Helleb., Hepar, Lycop., Mere. viv., Mosch., Mur. ac., Nitr. ac., Paris, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Sarsap., Sepia, Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, TARAX., THUYA. 92 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Coldness; tips of the fingers, of the: Ant. tart., C(lelid., Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Sarsap., Spigel., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya. - lower limbs, of the: Apis, Arsen., BELLAD., Bryon., CALAD., Carb. an., Caustic., Chamom., Cicut., Cinchon., Digit., Euphorb., Hydr. ac., Hyosc., Ipecac., Ledum., Lycop., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, NITR. AC., Nux vom., Oleand., OPIUM, Petrol., Phosphor., Plumbum, PULSAT., Rhodod., Sabad., Secal., SEPIA, Stramon., Strontia, Sulphur, Thuya. - thighs, of the: Agar., Calad., Calc. carb., 2Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Oleand., Rhodod., SPONG., Sulphur, Thuya. -knees, of the: AGN. CAST., Ambra, Arsen., Aurum, Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Coloc., Mezer., Nitr. ac., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Stann., Sulphur. - legs, of the: Ambra, Arsen., Aurum, Calad., Chelid., Ignat., Ledum, Mangan., Mere. viv., Rhus tox., Sambuc., Silic., Sulphur, Thuya. - feet, of the: Aeon., Alum., Ambra, AMM. CARB., Amm. inur., Anac., ANT. CRUD., ANT. TART., Arnic., Arsen., Asar., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., BROM., Bryon., Calad., Calc. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., CHELID., Cicut., CINCHON., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., CONIUM, Crocus, Cuprum, Cyclam., DIGIT., DROSER., Euphras., Ferr., GRAPHIT., Helleb., Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., IOD., IPECAC., Kali carb., KREOS., LACHES., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., MANGAN., MENYANTH., Mere. viv., Mlere. corr., Mezer., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., NATR. iMUR., NITRUM, NITR. AC., Nux vom., Oleand., PARIS, PETROL., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Platin., Plumbum, PULSAT., Ran. bulb., RHODOD., Rhus tox., RUTA., Sabad., SABIN., SAMBUC., SARSAP., SCILLA, Selen., SEPIA, SILIC., Stann., Staphis., STRAMON., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., THUYA, Valer., Veratr., Verbas., Zinc. - toes, of the: Acon., Brom., Calad., Digit., Sulphur. SENSATION OF COLDNESS. 93 SENSATION OF COLDNESS. Sensation of coldness, in general: Aeon., Agar., Arnie., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., (Yale. earb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Canthar., Caustic., Chelid., (Jinchon., COCCUL., Coffea, Crocus, Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., Graphit., HIlelleb., Ignat., Kali bichr., Kreos., Laches., LAUROC., Lycop., Magn. carb., MENYANTEI., Mere. viv., Mezer.,.MOSCH., Mitr. ac., Paris, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Plumbum, Phodophyl., Psorin., PULSAT., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Secal., SEPIA., Spigel., Stann., Staphis.,.SULPHUR, Veratr., VERBAS., Zinc. (Compare Slight Chilliness and Chilliness.) PARTIAL SENSATION OF COLDNESS. Sensation of coldness; head, on the: Agar., Agn. east., Ambra, Asar., Baryt., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Chelid., Dulcam., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Sepia, Spigel., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur, Veratr. in the: Aeon., Ambra, Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., CALC. CARB., Cann. sat., Chelid., (Cist. can., Crocus., Dulcam., Ignat., Laches., Lauroc., Mangan., Merc. viv., Mosch., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur, Valer., Veratr. — eyes, in the: Acon., Alum., Amm. carb., Asaf., Asar., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Conium, Crocus, Fluor. ac., Graphit., Kali carb., Lycop., Paris, Phosph. ac., Platin., Seneg., Thuya. - eyelids, on the: Asar., Graphit., Kali carb., Phosph. ac. - ears, on the: Cale. carb., Ipecac., Menyanth., Staphis., Veratr. - nose, in the: Anac., ANT. CRUD., Ignat. - face, in the: Acon., Arnic., Baryt., CALC. CARB., Camphor., Caustic., Cina, Cinchon., Ignat., Lycop., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., PLATIN., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., Rheum, Rhodod., Strontia. 94 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sensation of coldness; face, on one side of the: Phosph. ac. - lips, on the: Platin., Sepia. - chin, on the: Platin. - teeth, on the: Alum., Asar., Carb. veg., Droser., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rheum, Sepia, SPIGEL. - mouth, in the: Asar., Veratr. - tongue, on the: Bellad., Lauroc., Miezer., Veratr. - larynx, in the: Cist. can. - esophagus, in the: Argent., Bismuth., Carb. veg., C(austic., Lauroc., Menyanth., MIezer., Nitrum, Phosphor., Sulphur, Veratr. - stomach, in the: Acon., Alum., Amm. carb., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Baryt., Bovist., Camphor., Capsic., Chelid., Cinchon., COLCHIC., Conium, Graphit., Ignat., IPECAC., Laches., Lauroc., Magn. carb., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Spigel., Spong., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr., Zinc. - hypochondria, in the: Natr. carb. - abdomen, in the: Acon., Alum., Ambra, Angust., ARSEN., Asaf., Bovist., Calc. carb., Camphor., Caustic., Cinchon., C(olchic., Helleb., KALI CARB., Kreos., Lauroc., Magn. carb., iliar. ver., MENYANTH., H7Zerc. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Oleand., Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ruta, Sabad., Sarsap., SECAL., Sepia,, Sulphur, ZINC. - genitals, on the (Scrotum): Brom., Merc. viv. - trachea, in the: Argent., Arnic., Arsen., Brom., Bryon., Camphor.,Carb. veg., Cinchon., Merc. viv., Mur. ac., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sulphur, Veratr. - throat and neck, on the: Cale. carb., Phosphor., Sulphur. - chest, in the: Alum., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Brom., BRYON., Cale. carb., Camphor., Carb. an., Cicut., Graphit., Laches., NATR. CARB., JVatr. mur., Nux vom., Oleand., SENSATION OF COLDNESS. 95 Paris, Petrol., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, Spigel., Sulphur, Zinc. Sensation of coldness; chest, (external) on the: Cale. carb., Digit., Natr. mur., Paris, Ran. bulb. - scapulae, on the: Alum., Amm. mur., Aurum, Caustic., Kreos., Rhus tox., Viol. tr. - between the (like ice): Lachnanth. - back, on the: Acon., Amm. mur., Angust., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Bellad., Borax, Calc. carb., Camphor., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., COCCUL., Coffea, Colchic., Conium, Crocus, Digit., Dulcam., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Menyanth., Mezer., Mosch., MUR. AC., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vorn., Opium, PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Scilla, SECAL., Sepia, Silic., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr. - small of the back, on the: Bryon., Canthar., Helleb., Lauroc., Lycop., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sabin., Spong., Strontia. - upper limbs, on the: Acon., Ambra, Anac., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Cann. sat., CAUSTIC.,. Chelid., Cicut., Cinchon., Coccul., Crocus, Digit., Dulcam., Euphras., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Mangan., Menyanth., Mezer., Mosch., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sarnbuc., Scilla, SECAL., Sepia, Spigel., Staphis., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. - hands, on the: Acon., Menyanth., Mosch., Spigel., Zinc. - fingers, on the: Kali carb., Kreos., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya. - tips of the fingers, on the: Phosph. ac. - lower limbs, on the: Acon., Agar., Camphor., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cicut., Cinchon., Hepar, Ignat., Kreos., Miere. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Paris, Petrol., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SABIN., Sambue., SECAL., SEPIA, Spigel., Spong. - right, on the: Sabin. Q6 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sensation of coldness; thighs, on the: Arnic., Bellad., CAPSIC., Helleb., Lycop., Mosch., Oleand., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Spong. — knees, on the: Cinchon., Coloc., Digit., Ignat., lMenyanth., Phosphor., Veratr. - legs, on the: Ambra, Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Chelid., Cinchon., Ignat., Kreos., Ledum, Menyanth., Mosch., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sambuc., Strontia, Therid., Valer. - feet; on the: Acon., Argent., Arsen., Bellad., Chelid., Coloc., Droser., Ignat., Kreos., Lauroc., Merc. viv., NITR. AC., NUX MOSCII., Sambuc., Sulphur, Valer., Veratr., ZINC. - toes, on the: Acon., Ran. bulb., Sulphur, Veratr. SHIVERIN-G. Shivering; in general: Aeon., Agar., Alum., Amrn. carb., Anac., Angust., Apis, Argent., Arnie., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calad., Cale. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Capsic., C(arb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Charmom., Chelid., C(ina, Cinchon., Clemat., Coccul., (offjea, COLCHIC., COLOC., Conium, Crocus, C(eclam., Digit.,Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., -Eup. perf., _Eup. purp., Ferr., Guaiac., Ilelleb., llepar, Iyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Laturoc., Ledum, Leptand., Lobel. inf., Lycop., Mayn. carb., Magn mur., Mangan., Mienyanth., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Moseh., 3Mur. ae., Natr. earb., Natr. tmur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Oxal. ae., Paris, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ae., Platin., Plumbum, Podophyl., Psorin., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhus tox., JRuta, Sabad., Sanguin., Sarsap., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stann.; Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Thuya, Valer., YAeratr., VERBAS., Viol. od., Zinc. - ascending: Aeon., Agar., Carb. an., (ina, Colchic., IIyosc., Laches., Pulsat., Sabad., Sarsap., Spigel., Strontia, Sulphur. sItIVERING. 97 Shivering; descending: Agar., Bellad., Caustic., Cielid., Coffea, Colchic., Crocus, Mosch., Psorin., Sabad., Staphis., Sulph. ac., Valer., Zinc. - flitting, (iiberlaufender): Aeon., ANAC., Anyust., ASAF., Aurum., Colehice., Coniumt, KALI CARB., AIlcyanth., Paris, Secal., Silic., Spigel., Thuya. - Goose-flesh, with: Angust., Aurum, Baryt., CamC)phor., Cann. sat., Caustic., Cinchon., Ignat., Lauroc., Ledum., Mezer., SABAD., Sabin., Sarsap., Staphis., Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr. - internal: C'helid., COFFEA, Droser., Helleb., IGNAT., PIIOSPHOR., Psorin., Rheum. - one side, of: Alum., Ambra, Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., (occul., Crocus, Digit., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Natr. carb., NUX VOMI., Paris, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Sarsap., Spigel., Stann., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, VERBAS. - wandering: Baryt., Chamom., Colc:hic., Rhus tox. PARTIAL SHIVERING. Shivering; head, on the: Argent., Arnie., Baryt., Bellad., Capsic., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Coccul., lienyanth., Merc. viv., Mosch., Phosph. ac., Platin., Ruta, Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., STRONTIA, Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. - - spreading, from the: Mosch., Valer. - - - occiput: Bellad., Silic., Valer. face, in the: Acon., Arnie., Cale. carb., (Claustic., C(hamom. Ignat., Lauroc., Mere. viv., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., I/?odod., Ruta, Staphis., Stramon. - spreading from the: Caustic. - chin, on the: Stramon. - pit of the stomach, in the: Bellad., Caustic. - hypochondriae, about the: Pulsat. - abdomen, on the: Bellad., Camphor., Cann. sat., 7 98 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Caiioai., Coffea, Coloc., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sabad., Spigel., Staphis., Zinc. Shivering; scrotum, on the: Angust., Zinc. - throat and neck, over the: Amm. carb., Bellad., Caustic., Chamom., Conium, Crocus., Grcaplhit., Staphis., Valer. - chest, over the: Aeon., Carb. an., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., -Digit., Guaiac., Hepar, MENYANTH., Nitrum, Nux vow., ]Platin., Ruta, Spigel., Staphis. scapulse, over the: Bellad., Bryon., Nitr. ac., Ran. bulb., STRONTIA. back, over the: Aeon., ANAC., Angust., ASAF., Aurum, BELLAD., Borax, Bovist., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cautstic., Chamom., CHELID., C(ineltom., C(oeeu., Coffea, COLCIIIC., CROCUS, DIGIT., Graphit., Guaiac., Hepar, Kali carb., LACHES., Ledum, Mangan., MENYANTI-., MIerc. viv., Mezer., Mosch., NATR. MIUR., Nitr. ac., Nux yvom., Paris, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Ruta, SABAD., Sabin., Sanguin., SENEG., Sepia, Spigel., Spong., Staphis., Strontia, Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr., ZINC. - spreading from the back: Bovist., CROCUS. -small of the back, over the: Asaf., Nitr. ae., Rhodod., Strontia. - upper limbs, on the: Aeon., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., Camphor., Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon., Helleb., Ignat., Lauroc., MENYANTH., Merc. viv., Mezer., Platin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Yeratr. - spreading from the arms: Helleb. - lower limbs, on the: Arnic., Bryon., Camphor., Cann. sat., Caustic., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Coloc., Conium, Graphit., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Magn. mur., Menyanth., Phosphor., Platin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Sambuc., Sarsap., Spigel., Strontia. - knees, on the: Cinchon., Sambuc. - legs, on the: Kali carb., Menyanth. AGGRAVATION. 99 AG -G RAVATIONT. ACCORDING TO TIME. Morning: Aeon., Agar., Ambra, Anac., ANGUST., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., BOVIST., Bryon., Calad., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., CONIUM, Cyclarn., I)roser., EUP. PERF., Euphras., Gelse)r., Graphit., Helleb., IHepar, Hydrast., Kali carb., Kreos., LEDUM, Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., Merc. viv., Mezer., laur. ac., Natr. carb., NATR. MUR., NITR. AC., Nux mosch., ATux vorn., Phoslphlor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rheum, Ri/odod., Rhus tox., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Therid., Thuya, evrcatr. Forenoon: Agar., Alum.,AMBRA, Amm. carb., ANGUST., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., CACT. GRAND., CALC. CARB., Cann. sat., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., CYCLAM., DROSER., Euph/ras., Graphit., Guaiac., Kali carb., LeduIn, Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Opium, Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., STANN., Staphis., Stramon., STRONTIA, SULPHUR, SIulpt. ac., Thuya, VIOL. TR., Zinc. Noon: Alum., Ant. crud., Argent., Asar., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., Kali carb., Laches., Lobel. inf., Magn. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Ran. bulb., Stramon., Sulphur. Afternoon: IEsc. hip., Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., ANGUST., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., APIS, ARGENT., Arnic., Arsen., ASAF., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., BORAX, Bryon., Calc. carb., Camphor., Canthar., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, CINCHON., COCCUL., Coffea, CONIUM, Crocus, Digit., Droser., EUPHRAS., Graphit., GUAIAC.,Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kali hydr.,Laches., LAUROC., LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mar. ver., Mere. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., NITRUM, NITR. 100 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. AC., Xux vorn., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Psorin., Pulsat., RAN. BULB., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sepia, Silic.,,Spigel., Spong., Stann., Staphis., STRAMON., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tlthact, Veratr., ZINC. Evening: Aeon., Act. rac., Agar., Agn. cast., ALUM., Ambra, AMM. CARB., Aimm. mzur., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arlent., ARNIC., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., Borax., BOVIST., BRYON., Calad., Cale. carb., Camphor., Cn'cthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamone., C(lelid., Cina, CINCHON., Coccul., Coloc., Conium, Crocus, CYCLAM., Duleam., PFerr., GRAPHIT., Guaiac., HIelleb., IHepar, Hydrast., Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecae., KALI CARB., Kali hydr., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., Mlagn. c~arb., 3iag/n. mtar., illcngan., Miar. ver., MERC. VIV., Mfere. corr., Mezer., fTur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., NITRUM, Nitr. ac., iuzx mosseh., iXux vom., Opium, Oxal. ac., Paris, PETROL., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Platin., PLUMBU'M, Psorin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sanguin., Sarsap., S'c0illa, Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stann., STAPHIS., Stramoh., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya,Veratr., Zinc.. Night: Agar., Alum., AMIBRA, Amm. carb., AMMN. MUR., Angust., Ant. tart., Argent., Arsen., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Borax, BOVIST., Bryon., Calad., Calc. carb., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., Cinchon., Conium, DROSER., Euphras., FERR., HEPAR, HYOSC., IOD., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kali hydr., Kreos., Lauroc., Lycop., Magn. carb., AMagn. mur., Mangan., MERC. VIV., iere. corr., Mur. ae., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Opium, PARIS, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. scel., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sarsap., Scilla, Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Midnight; before: Aitn. carb., Argent., Aurum, Cact. grand., Calad., Carb. an., Cinchon., Mur. ac., Phosphor.. PULSAT., Rhodod., Sabad., Sulphur, Veratr. - about: Arseim., CAUSTIC., JIepar, Silic., Stramon. AGGRAVATION. 101 Midnight; after: Amm. mur., Arsen., Borax, CALAD., Canthar., Caustic., Chamom., Coccul., Droser., Ferr., Kali carb., Lauroc., Nitrum, JTUX vow1., Petrol., Phosphor., Ran. seel., Rhus tox., Scilla, Sulphur, Thuya. Day, during the: Alum., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Asar., DROSER., HELLEB., Ilepar, Kali carb., Natr. carb., Oxal. ac., Psorin., IRhodod., Sabin., Silic., Spigel., Sulph. ac., Yeratr. Viol. od. Hour, returning at the same: Ant. crud., Apis, BOV'IST., CACT. GRAND., CHIN. SULPH., Cina, Conium, DIADEM., Gelsem., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Kali carb., Lycop., Magn. mur., Phosphor., SABAD., SPIGEL., Stann., Staphis., Thuya. - 7 A. M.: Podophyl. - 7to 9 A. M.: _aUp. pe:f' - 0 A. M.: STANN. - 10 to 11 A. M.: Arsen., NATR. MUR. 11 A. M. and 11 P. M.: CACT. GRAND. - 12 noon: Elaps. - noon to 2 P. M.: Laches. 2 P. M.: Calc. carb. - 3 P. M., towards: Angust., Apis, C(oniu)., Staphis., Thuya. - 4 and 8 P. Mi., between: Bovist., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, LYCOP., Magn. vlmr., Natr. sulph. - 9 P. M. to 10 A. M.: Magn. sulph. Different times of the day: Eup. purl). Every 14 days, returning: Arsen., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Pulsat. Yearly return: Arsen., Carb. veg., Laches., Sulphur. ACCORDING TO CIRCUMSTANCE. Air, in the cold: AGAR., Arsen., Bryon., (Camp)/or., CAPSIC., Caustic., Chamom., COFFEA, Cyelam., Digit., Helleb., Ilepar, Kali carb., MEZER., Mosch., Nux mosch., 102 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosphor., PRolZod., Rhu.s tox., Saba(d., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Veratr. Air, in the open: AGAR., Alum., Anim. earb., ANAC., Arsen., ASAR., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calad., Cann. sat., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., C7hamom., Chelid., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Coniumt, Dulcam., Eup horb., Guaiac., HEPAR, Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Lauroc., Magn. mur., Mangan., MTerc. viv., Jlere. corr., Mosch., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NUX MOSCH., NUX VOM., PETROL., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., PLUMBUM, Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sarsap., Selen., SENEG., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Stramon., Strontia, Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Thuya, Viol. tr. ZINC. - walking in the open: Anac., Ant. tart., Arsen., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CHELID., Cinchon., Coccul., Colchic., Conium, Digit., EUPHORB., Hepar, Mangan., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Phosph. ac., Selen., Silie., Spigel., SulAlur, Sulph. ac., Tarax. - - after: Agar., Amm. carb., Anac., Arsen., Bryon., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Kali carb., Lauroc., Nitr. ac., Nux vomn., Pulsat., ]Rhu.s tox., Sepia, Spong., Staphis., Zinc. Alternation of chill, with symptoms of the mind: Crocus, Platin. - with pains: Cinchon., Ilelleb., Kali carb., Natr. mur. Anger, after: Acon., Arsen., Bryon., Mar. ver., Nux vom. Awaking, when: ALUM., Ambra, ARNIC., Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Caustic., Hepar, Lycop., Merc. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sabad., Sambuc., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Bed, in: Acon., Agn. cast., ALUM., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Angust., Ant. tart., Argent., Arnic., Arsen., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Bryon., Calad.i Cale. carb., Canthar., Capsic., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHELID., CINCHON., Clemat., Coloc., D'ROSER., FERR., Graphit., Guaiac., Helleb., HEPAR, HYOSC., Iod., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., Menyanth., MERC. VIV., Hfere. corr., A(tGRAVATION. 103 Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, NITR. AC., Nlux vom., Paris, Petrol., 1Itosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PULSAT., Rhodod., Rhus tox., iSfabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sanguin., Sarsap., Scilla, Selen., Sepia, SILIC., Spigel., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Bed, after getting out of: Aeon., Antm. mtur., Borax, Iryon., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Coloc., Euphras., Graphit., Helleb., Laches., Lauroc., Mangan., AMERC. VIV., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., AVux vom., P'hospwor., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhz.s tox., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Veratr. Cold; after taking: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Canrlphor., Chamorn., Cinchon., Graphit., Lycop., Mere. viv., Nuxz N von., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sejpia, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur, Veratr. - -- from getting wet through: Bellad., Bryoz., Cale. carb., Colchic., Hepar, Lycop., Nux mosch., Pulsat., Rh.s tox., Sarsap., SEPIA. t- hings, from touching: Natr. mur., Silic., Zinc. Coryza, during the: Anac., Ant. tart., Bryon., Calad., Capsic., Caustic., Clhcmom., GRAPHIT., Hepar, Natr. carb., Nux vom., PULSAT., Spigel., Spong., Sulphur. Cough, with the: Arsen., Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., (Conium, Cuprum, Ilyosc., Jiezer., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rl/us tox., Sabad., Sepia, Sulphur, Veratr. Denudation: see uncovering. Draught, in a: Bellad., Cale. carb., Canthar., CAPSIC., Cinchon., Hepar, Kali carb., Selen., Silic., Sulphur. Drinking, after: Ant. tart., Arnie., ARSEN., ASAR., Bryon., Cann. sat., CAPSIC., CINCHON., Coccul., Crocus, Eup. perf., Hepar, Lobel. inf., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nitr. ae., NUX VO.M., Pulsat., Rhu/s tox., Silic., Sulphur, Tarax., VERATR. Eating, before: Ambra, Bovist., Cale. carb., Carb. ane., Carb. 104 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. veg., Cinchon., Euphorb., Graphit., Iod., Lauroc., Lycop., Natr. carb., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. Eating, while: Carb. an., Carb. veg., Coccul., Conium., EUPIIORB., Kali carb., Nitr. ac., BRan. seel., Sepia, Staphis. - after: Agar., Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Arsen., ASAR., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., CaTstic., Chamom., Cinchon., Conium, Crocus. Cyclam., Graphit., Ignat., Ipecace., KALI CARB., Laches., Lycop., MAR. VER., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., lgux vone., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RAN. BULB., Rihus tox., Selen., Sepia. Silic., Staphis. Sulphlur, TARAX., Therid., (breakfast). Veratr., ZINC. - warm things, from: Alum., Bellad., Bryon., Pulsat. Epileptic attacks, after: Arsen., Calc. carb., Camphor., Carb. veg., Coccul., CUPRUM, Silic., Sulphur, Yeratr. Fright, after: Acon., Bellad., Ignat., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Opium, Platin., Pulsat., Silic., TVeratr. Indisposition, after every attack of: CUPRUM. Lying down in bed: see in bed. Lying, on the side on which he is: Arnie., Thuya. Menses, before the: Acon., Amm. carb., Baryt., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Chamom., Coloc., Conium, Kali carb., Kreos., LYCOP., Mangan, Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Ruta, Sepia, Sullphltr, Thuaya, TVeratr. - during the: Amom. carb., Amm. mur., Bellad., Cale. carb., Carb. an., lChanom., Coccul., GRAPHIT., Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Lycop., Magn. carb., Natr. carb., Natr. sulph., NVux vomn., Phlosphor., PULSAT., Sepia, Sulphur, Veratr. - after the: Borax, Graphit., Kreos., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat. Motion, during: Acon., Alum., Ant. tart., APIS, Arnic., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Br!yon., Cann. sat., Caustic., Chelid., Cinchon., Coccul., COFFEA, Colchic., Conium, Helleb., Hepar, Kali carb., Lachnanth., Ledum, Merc. viv., Jlere. core., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nux vom., Plumbunm, Psorin., Ran. bulb., AGGRAVATION. 105.Rihus tox., SCILLA, Selen., Sepia, SILIC., SPIGEL., Staphis., Thuya. Motion, after: Agar., Arsen., Cann. sat., Kali carb., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sepia, Stann., Valer., Zinc. Overheating, after: Aeon., Ant. crud., Bellad., Bryoin., Camphor., Carb. veg., Digit., Kali carb., Natr. mur., Nux vorl., Opium, Phosphor., PtPlsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Thuya, Zinc. Pains, with the: Angust., Arsen., Jaryt., BOVIST., Brvon., Coccul., COLOC., DULCAM., Eauphorb., Graphit., Ilepar, Ignat., Kali carb., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., MEZER., Na~tr. mur., Nitrurn, Plumbum, PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Scilla, SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur. - after the: Kali carb. Raising up, from: Aeon., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Chamom., Mere. viv., MERC. CORR., Mur. ac., Nux yorn., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Scilla, Sulphur, Aeratr. Sitting, while: Ambra, Capsic., Conium, DROSER., Ilelleb., Ipecac., KREOS., Lyecop., Phosphoir., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Sepia, Rhus tox. Sleep, during: Aeon., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., BORAX, Bryon., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Ilepar., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mllur. ac., Natr. mur., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., JPulsat., Sabad., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Yeratr., Zinc. - after: see when awaking. Stool, before: Ant. tart., Baryt., Bryon., Calad., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Digit., Mangan., MERC. VIV., MEZER., Natr. carb., 2Pulsat., Spigel., Veratr. - during,: Alum., Arsen., Bellad., Calad., Cale. carb., Chamom., Cinchon., U(oloc., Conlium, Digit., Ityosc., Magn. mur., Mlere. viv., Merc. corr., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Stann., Sulphur, YERATR. - after: Ambra, Angust., Arsen., Bovist., Cale. carb., Cantthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Kali carht., Laches., 106 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. AMagn. mur., Mere. viv., MEZER., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., PLATIN., PULSAT., Selen., Staphis., Sulphur, Veratr. Talking of unpleasant things, when: Cale. carb., Gelsem., Mar. ver. Toothache, with the: Euphorb., IKali carb., MIezer., PULSAT., Rhus tox. Touching a cold object, from: Natr. mur., Silic., Zinc. Touched, from being: ACON., Angust., Apis, Bellad., Chamom., Cinchon., Colchic., Hepar, Hyosc., Lycop., NUX VOM.., Phosphor., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Sabin., Sepia, Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur. Turning over, in bed: Acon., Bryon., Capsic., Hepar, Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., PULSAT., Silic., Staphis., Sulphur. Uncovering, (undressing, denudation), from: Aeon., AGAR., Antim. muar., Argent., Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, Bellad., Borax, Canthar., Capsic., CHAMOM., Cinchon., CLEMAT., Coccul., Colchic., Conium, Cyclamn., Digit., Droser., Hepar, Laches., Magn. carb., Mezer., Mosch., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Platin., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sambuc., SCILLA, SILIC., Spong., Stranzon., Strontia, Thuya. Urination, before: Arnic., Borax, Bryon., Colo'., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur, Thuya. -during: Lycop., Merc. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., PLATIN., Pulsat., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. after: Arnic., Cale. carb., IIepar, Natr. mur., PLATIN., Pulsat., Rhodod., Sulphur, Thuya. Vertigo, with the: Chelid., Coccul., Ledum, Mere. viv., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Veratr., Viol. tr. Vomiting, after: Ant. tart., Cuprum, Veratr. Warm room, in the: Alum., ANAC., ANT. CRUD., APIS, Arsen., Asar., Baryt., Bovist., BRYON., Canthar., Caustic., Cina, Cinchon., Clemat., COCCUL., Colchic., Crocus, Dulcam., Graphit., Guaiaec., Helleb., IOD., IPECAC., Kali carb., Laches., Lanroc., Lycop., Jiiagn. nzur., Mar. ver., AMELIORATION. 107 Menyanth., iferc. viv., MEZER., Mur. ac., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Plhost)hor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., PRuta, Sabin., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., Sp2ong., AStaphis., Sulphur, SULPH. AC., Thuya. Warm stove, by the: Alum., Anac., Ant. crud., APIS, Arsen., Asar., Baryt., Bovist., Bryon., Canthar., Caustic., CGina, Cinchon., COCCUL., Colchic., Crocus, Dulceam., Graphit., Guaiac., HIelleb., Iod., IPECAC., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroe., Lycop., iaygn. mnzr., -Mar. ver., Menyanth., lere. viv., MEZER., Mlur. ac., Natr. mur., Nux vorn., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabin., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic.,,Spong., Staph7is., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya. Weather, during damp, cold: Amm. carb., Cale. carb., Diadem., Lycop., Mangan., Mere. viv., NUX MOSCH., Rhus tox., Sulphur., Veratr. - stormy, during: Bryon., Chamnom., Cinchon., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhums tox., ZINC. Yawning, when: Arnie., Caustic., Cina, Cyclam., Graphit., Ignat., Ipecac., Menyanth., Mur. ac., Nux vorm., Oleand., P'hosphor., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sarsap., Staphis. A:IEIOIRATION. Air; open, in the: Acon., Alum., Angust., Ant. crud., Argent., ASAR., Baryt., Bryon., Cicut., Crocus, Graphit., HIelleb., Ipecac., Lycop., 1iagyn. carb., Magn. mur., Menyanth., iMezer., hosphor., PULSAT., Ran. scel., Sabin., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac. - walking in the: Alunm., Aurum, Capsic., Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sabin., Sepia, Spong., STAPHIS., SULPII. AC. Arising from bed; after: Ambra, Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Argent., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., Droser., Euphorb., Ferr., Ignat., IOD., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. carb., Platin., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Selen., Sepia, Strontia, Sulphur, Veratr. 108 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Bed, in: Bryon., Canthar., Caustic., Coecul., Conium, KALI CARB., Kali hydr., Laclncantlh., Magn. carb., MAGN. MUR.,.Mezer., Natr. carb., NITRUM, Nitr. ac., Alux vom., Pulsat., ]Rhus tox., Sarsap., Seilla, Stramon., Sulphur., Drinking, from: Bryon., Carb. an., CAUSTIC., CUPRUM, Graphit., Ipecac., Mosch., Aux vom., Oleand., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Silic., Spigel., Tarax. Drink, abstaining from: Cimex. Eating, after: AMBRA, Arsen., Bovist., Cann. sat., Chelid., Cuprum, Ferr., Ignat., IOD., Kali carb., Lauroc., Mezer., Natr. earb., Petrol., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sabad., Scilla, Strontia. Lying, while: Arnie., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Canthar., Coccul., Colchic., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nux Vom., Scilla. Motion, from: Kreos., PULSAT., Sabin., Staphis., Sulph. ac. Sitting, while: Bryon., Colchic., Cuprum, Droser., Merc. viv., lVux vowe., SSeilla. Sleep, after: Arnic., Arsen., Calad., Capsic., Cinchon., Colchic., Cuprum, Ferr., Kreos., lAux von., PHIOSPHOR., Sambuc., Sepia. Sun, in the: Anac., C(onium, Platin., Strontia. Warmth, from external: ARSEN., Aurum., BARYT., Camphor., Canthar., Caustic., Cieut., Clemat., CONIUM., Helleb., Hepar, IGNAT., KALI CARB., Laches., Lachnanth., Lauroc., MENYANTH., Mosch., Nux wosch., Nux vom., Platin., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Scilla, Silic., Strontia, Sulphur, Therid. Warm room, in the: Agar., Amm. carb., Arsen., Baryt., Calad., czamphor., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chainom., CHELID., Cicut., Cinchon., Coffea, Conium, Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, IGNAT., Kali bithr., KALI CARB., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Magn. carb., Mangan., MENYANTH., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., NUX MOSCH., N2ux oeom., Petrol., Platin., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., Rhus tox. SABAD., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur, Suilph. ac., Valer., Zinc. CONCOMITANTS. 109 CONCOMITANTS. Mood; anxious: ACON., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Bovist., Calad., CALC. CARB., Carmphor., Capsic., Chamom., Cimex, Cinchon., COCCUL., Coffea, Conium, Hepar, Ignat., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Platin., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - apathetic: Arnic., Arsen., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Cooniuni, OPIUM, PHOSPHOR., PIIOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Selen., Sepia, Stramon., Veratr. - dejected: Apis, Arsen., Cann., CINCHON., CONIUMr HIepar, Ignat., Laches., Natr. mur., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox.. Sulphur. -- depressed: Apis, Baryt., Calc. carb., Camphor., Cinchon., CONIUM, Hepar, Ignat., Lycop., Merc. viv., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur. despairing: Aeon., Arsen., Aurum, Bryon., (Yale. carb., CYhantom., Graphit., Hiepar, IGNAT., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia, Veratr. - discontended: Alum., Anac., Bryon., Capsie., Conium, Natr. carb., Nux vom., Petrol., RRhus tox., Silic. - ecstatic: Aeon., Bellad., Laches., Opium, Phosphor., Stramon. -excitable: ACON., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Canin. sat., Capsic., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Coccul., COFFEA, Heloar, Ignat., Lycop., Mar. ver., Natrmur., lux vom., Phosphor., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur, Veratr. - frenzied: Bellad., Cimex, Hyose., Opium, Platin., Stramon.,'Sulphur, Veratr. - listless: Apis, Arnie., CINCHON., Conium, Ignat., Laches., Opium, PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Veratr. - melancholy: Arsen., Calc. carb., Conium, Helleb., qnact., Lycop., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Platin., Selen., Sepia, Veratr. - oversensitive: ACON., Aurum, Bryon., Capsic., 110 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. CIIAMOM., Cinchon., COFFEA, Colchic., Conium, Ilepar, Natr. carb., Nlux von,., Petrol., Phosphor.,Selen., Sepia, Veratr., Mood; pensive: Ant. cruld. - rage: Aeon., Arsen., Cavn. sat., Canthar., Lycop., Nitr. ac., Nux vomr., Strarmon., Yeratr. - restless: ACON., Amm. carb., Anac., Apis, Armic., ARSEN., Asaf., BELLAD., Bovist., Cailc. carb., Carb. veg., Capsic., CHAMO-M., Cinchon., Coffea, Ipecac., Kreos., Laches., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. nmur., NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., T5eratr. - serene: Cann. sat., (Joffea, Crocus, Natr. cartb., Nux mqosch., OPIUM, Phosphor., PLATIN., Pulsat., Rhus tox., rSgarsap., Veratr. - sorrowful: ACON., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Chainom., Coccul., Conium, C(yclacn., Graplhit., IGNAT., NATR. MURL., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Spigel., Staphis. -tearful: Aeon., Arsen., Aunrum, BELLAD., CALC. CARB., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Conium, Hepar, Ignat., Kali carb., LYCOP., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., ][etrol., Platin., PULSAT., Selen., Silic., Sulphur, Yeratr., VIOL. OD. - vexatious: Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., CALC. CARB., CAPSIC., Chamomr., Cinchon., CONIUM, Hepar, Ignat., Kreos., LYCOP., Mere. viv., Mezer., Nitr. ac., Petrol., Phosphor., PLATIN., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sabad., Siliq., Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya. Confusion of the mind: Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Ipecac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox. Delirium: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Charmom., Cina, Cinchon., Dulcam., Hyosc., Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Sambue., Stramon., Sulphur, Teratr. Dullness of the head: Angust., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Cicut., Conium, Droser., Helleb., CONCOMITANTS. 111 Ipecac., KIrali carb., Ledum, NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., 3ux voln., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, BRhus tox., Ruta, Sepia, Valer., Veratr. Illusions: Bellad., Bryon., Kali carb., Opium, Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sulphur. Intellect; brightened: Bellad., Coffea, Laches., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Spigel. - weakness of: Bellad., Bryon., Laches. Memory, weakness of: Bellad., Conium, Ilvosc., Rhus tox., Podophyl. (forgets words.) Muddled; (diiseligkeit): Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Cap)sic., Charnom., Conium, Hyose., jIpecac., Kali carb., Lauroc., Natr, mur., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., -Rhus tox., RIUTA, Valer., Viol. tr. Stupefaction: Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Chamom., Conium, Helleb., Hyosc., Lauroc., Natr. mzr., Nux vom., OPIUM, Pulsat., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Yeratr. Thought, vanishing of: Bellad., Bryon., Laches., Rhus tox. Unconsciousness: Acon., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., C(Jamphor., Capsic., Chamonm., Cicut., Coccul., (Joniumn, Helleb., HYOSC., Kali carb., Mur. ac., Natr. mur-., Opium, Phosphor., JIhosph. ac., Rhus tox., Sepia, Stramon., Veratr. Vertigo: Alum., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Chelid., Cinchon., Coccul., Conium, Ipecac., Kali bichr., Lauroc., Ledum, Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur, Veratr., Viol. tr. Reeling, (as if drunk): Alum., Bellad., Capsic., Cicut., Coccul., Nux vom., Opium, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stramon. Head; pains in the, in general: Aeon., Alum., Amm. carb., Anac., Angust., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cimex, Cina.,Cinchon., Coffea, Coniutm, Droser., Ferr., Gelsem., Graphit., 112 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Ielleb., Ilepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., lliaagan., Mere. viv., Mlezer., Natr. carb., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., PETROL., Phosphor., Psorin., Pulsat., RPhodod., BRhus tox., Ruta, Sanguin., Seneg., ASepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Sulphur., TARAX., Therid., Thuya, Veratr., Viol. tr. Head; beating, in the: Aeon., Borax, Chamom., Seneg., Sepia. - burning, in the: Acon., ARNIC., Arsen., Asar., Aurum, BELLAD., Borax, BRYON., Cale. carb., Canthar., Cinchon., Helleb., Ipecac., Laches., Mangan., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Veratr. (Compare color, and heat, of the face.) -- bursting pain, in the: Alum., Bryon., Spigel. - congestion to the: Acon., Arsen., CINCHON., Ferr., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. - contractive sensation: Bellad., Cinchon., Coniuma, Ignat., Kali bichr., Laches., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sulphur. - dartings; in the: Calc. carb., Caustic., Mere. viv., Pulsat. - Heat; in the: see burning. -- stitches in the: Arsen., Bryon., Graphit., Kreos., Mangan., PPulsat., Sepia. Headache after drinking: Cimex. External head, hair stands on end: Arnic., BARYT., Canthar., Hepar, Lauroc., Menyanth., Paulsat., Spong., Veratr., Zinc. - heat; of the: Aeon., Ant. crud., ARNIC., Arsen., Asar., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Canthar., CAUSTIC.,Cinchon., Coffea, Dulcam., Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., IPECAC., Mangan., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Staphis., STRAMION., Veratr. - puffed up: Arsen., Cuprum, Sutlphur. - sensitiveness, of the: HELLEB., Hepar, Nux vom., Sabad., Spigel., Sulphur. CONCOMITANTS. 113 Head; sweat, on the: Arsen., Bryon., C(alc. carb., C(hamnore., Cinchon., Digit., Natr. mur., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Silic. Eyes; pains in general: ACON., Apis, Bellad., Borax, 4(alad., Calc. carb., Canthar., Capsic., Chamom., Coloc., Kreos., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., Mezer., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SENEG., Sepia. - burning: Borax, Chamom., Crocus, Seneg., Sepia. - glistening: Bellad., Laches., Lachnanth., Sepia. - inflamed: Acon., Bellad., Kreos., Rhus tox. - lachrymation: Apis, Bellad., Kreos., Jilezer., Rhus tox. - pressing in the: Kreos., Lycop., Rhus tox., Sepia. p- upils; contracted: ACON., CAPSIC., Chamom., Digit., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Teratr. - - dilated: Apis, BELLAD., Cale. carb., Carb. an., cicut., Crocus, Hyosc., Ignat., IPECAC., Miezer., Stramon. - staring: Aeon., Bellad., CICUT., Hyosc., Laches. - stitches in the: Aeon., Apis, Borax, Coloc., Rhus tox. Eyelids; burning: Aeon., Apis, Bellad., Kreos., Rhus tox. dryness of the: Rhus tox. quivering: Calc. carb., Rhaus tox. - swelling of the: Apis, Ferr., Rhus tox. Sight; dullness of vision: CHAMOM., KREOS., Lauroc., Lycop., Natr. mur. - flames before the eyes: Bellad., Hyosc. - flickering before the eyes: Chamom., Ledum, Lycop., Sepia, Therid. - mist before the eyes: Bellad., Crocus, Lauroc. - motions before the eyes: Cicut., Lycop., Sabad. - obscuration of: Bellad., Cicut., Cinchon., Digit., Kreos., Laches., Natr. mur., SABIN. - photophobia: Aeon., Apis, Arsen., BELLAD., Borax, Chamom., Hepar, Kreos., Lycop., Rhus tox., Seneg., Sepia. 8 114 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sight; trembling before the eyes: Ledum, Lycop., Sabad., Sabin. - vanishing of: Bellad., Hyosc., Laches., Natr. mur. Ears; pain in general: Acon., Apis, Asar., Calad., Calc. carb., Digit., Grc/cpit., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sulphur. - heat of the: Aeon., Alum., Arsen., Bellad., Digit., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Rhus tox. - lobe of the: Acon., Alum., Kreos., Mere. viv. pressing in the: Asar. redness of the: Bellad., Pulsat. -stitching in the: Graphit., Pulsat. - - in right: Psorin. - swelling of the glands below the: Cist. cann. Hearing; dullness of: Chliaore., Cinchon., Pulsat., RhAus tox. - humming in the ears: Arsen, Pulsat. - ringing in the ears: Chin. sulph., Cinchon., Graphit., Rhus tox. - sensitve to noise: Arnic., C(apsic. Nose; bleeding of the: Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Kreos., Pulsat., Rhus tox. - dryness of the: Bellad., Cale. carb., iRhodod., Salbad., Silic. - heat of the: Bellad., Rhus tox. - itching of the: Cina, Silie., Spigel. - pressure in the: Camphor. - redness of the: Bellad., Rhus tox., Sepia. Face; color, bluish: Arsen., Camphor., Conium, Cuprum, Hyose., Laches., Opium, Sulphur, Veratr. CONCOMITANTS. 115 Face; color, bluish-red: iBellad., Bryon., Cuprum, Laches., Opium, Sulphur. - - earthy: Arsen., Cinchon., Ferr., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Silic. - - pale: Ant. tart., BRYON., CAMPHOR., Canthar., Ch/in. sulph., Cicut., CINA, Cinelton., Coccul., Coffea, Crocus, DROSER., Ignat., Ipecac., Lycop., Iere. viv., Mezer., MOSCH., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Bitcus tox., Silic., Sulphur, Teratr. red: Acon., Agar., Alum., Amm. mur., Anac., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Cyclam.,.Digit., Droser., FERR., Hfyose., Ignat., Ipecac., Xreos., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., Mangan., Mlerc. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Nitrum, Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Oxal. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Ruta, Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Spong., Stap/his., STRAMON., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. - - - one side of: Acon., Arnic., CHAMOM., Ipecac., Moseh., Nux vorn., -Rheum., Rhus tox., Thuya. - and cold: Moseh. alternating in: Amm. carb., Bellad., Ferr., Ignat., Ipecac., Phosphor., Platin., Rhus tox., Veratr. - - yellow: Arnie., Arsen., Cinchon., Conium, Digit., Ferr., Helleb., Ignat., Laches., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. - coldness of the: Ant. tart., Asar., Bellad., Bismuth., C(amphor., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cicut., CINA, DROSER., Htyose., Ignat., Jpeeac., LYCOP., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., PETROL., Platin., Rheum, Rhus tox., Veratr. - convulsions of the: Arsen., Bellad.,Calc. carb.,Chamom., Cicut., Ignat., Opium, Stann., Stramon. - distortion of the: Bellad., Cann. sat., Cicut., Opium, Stramlon. - heat of: Acon., Agar., Alum., Ambra, Anac., Apis, Arnie., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Brom., Bryon., Calc. 116 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. carb., C(ann. sat., Canthar., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cinchon., COFFEA, Coloc., Digit., JEuplhorb., FERR., Graphit., Helleb., IIepar, IIYOSC., Ipecac., Kreos., Laches., Ledurn, Mangan., Ierc. viv., Mosch., lur. ace., Natr. carb., Ntux vomn., OLEAND., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhtus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Seneg., Spigel., Stann., Staplhis., Stramon., Strontia, Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Yeratr. Face; pain (Prosopalgia.): Acon., Cinchon., Laches., Nux volr., Mezer., Rhus tox., yASpiel. p- uffed up: Ainm. mur., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Chamom., Ferr., Laehes., Lycop., Silic. - sweat of the: Arsen., Cale. carb., COFFEA, Euphorb., Laches., Ledum, LYCOP., NVux vorm., Pulsat., Sabad., Sulphur, Thuya. - tension of the: Aeon., BARYT., Coniurn, Lycop., Phosphor., Pulsart., Rhus tox. Lips; color, blue: Ch/in. sdul/ph., Eup. pump. - dryness of the: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Cinchon., Ignat., Kali bielhr., Nux vorn., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Psorin., Rhus tox. - eruption on the: Arsen., Bryon., Capsic., Ignat., rNatr. Mur., Nux vom., Rhus tox. - swelling of the: Arsen., Bryon., Rhus tox. Teeth; painful: Agar., Apis, Baryt., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Graphit., Helleb., Kali carb., Ledurn, Magn. carb., Merc. viv., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Staphis. - chattering of the: Arsen., Bovist., Bryon., Camphor., CAPSIC., Cinchon., Cuprum, Hepar, Ignat., LACHES., Nlatr. mzur., Natr. sulph., Nux voin., Phosphor., Platin., Ran. bulb., Sabad., STANN., Zinc. - grating of the: Acon., Ant. crud., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Chamom., Conium, Hyose., Ignat., Lycop., Phosphor., Stramon. CONCOMITANTS. 117 Mouth; burning in the: Arsen., Chamom., Laches., Mezer., Petrol., Veratr. - dryness of the: Aeon., Apis, Arnie., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Chamom., Cinchon., Hyosc., Ignat., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., J-Iezer., MIUR. AC., Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vore., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ce., Psorin., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Staphis., Stramon., Su lphur, Thuya, Veratr. - foam at the: Therid. - odor, offensive: Anac., Apis, ARNIC., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., Bryon., Carb. veg., Chamom., Dulcam., Graphit., Ipecac., Laches., Lycop.,,MERC. VIV., Nitr. ac., Nux. vorn., Petrol., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., iSluphur, Sulph.. ac. saliva increased: Aeon., Alumn., Anac., Arsen., Bellad., Brom., Calc. carb., Capsic., Chamom., Droser., Euphorb., Ilepar, Ipecac., Kreos., Laches., Lycop., Mere. viv., MEZER., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr. Tongue; coated: Ant. crutd.,Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Chamom., Coloc., Graphit., Ignat., Ipecac., Laches., Lycop., Mere. viv., N2ux moseh., lAux vorm., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sulphur. - dryness: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., I-yosc., Lycop., Natr. nzur., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Sulphur. Sore throat: Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Brom., Bryon., Conium, Droser., Kali carb., Ledum, Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SEPIA, Spigel., Zinc. Aversion to food (want of appetite): Alum., Anac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Canthar., Chamom., Cinchon., Conium, Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Ledum, Mezer., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., SABAD., Sepia, SILIC., Staphis. Loathing of food: Amm. carb., Ant. crud., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Chamnorn., Cinchon., Coccul., Helleb., Ipecace., 118 INTERMITTENT AND OTIIER FEVERS. Kali carb., Laches., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Petrol., Pulsat., Rheum. Desire for; beer: Ant. crud., N]ux vom., Pulsat. - refreshing things: Coccul., Phosphor., Phosph ac., Pulsat. Hunger: Ant. crud., Arsen., Calc. carb., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Silic., Veratr. Thirst: Acon., Alum., Amm. mur., Angust., Ant. crud., Apis. Arnic., Arson., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., BRYON., Calad., CALC. CARB., Camphor., CANN. SAT., CSapsic., 6Carb. veg., Chamom., Chelid., Cimex, CINA, Cinchon., Crocus, Droser., Dilearm., _Eup. perf., Eup. purp.,'Ferr., Hepar, Ignat., Ipeeac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Kali hydr., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledurn, Magn. mur., Menyanth., MEZER., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., NATR. MUR., Natr. sulph., Nlitruwn, Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Podophyl., Plumbum, Psorin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Buta, Sabad., Scilla, Secal., SEPIA, Silic., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. - before the chill: Amm. mur., Angust., Arnie., ARSEN., 3ellad., Capsic., Carb. veg., Cina, CINCHIION., Eup. perf., Ignat., Laches., Lobel. inf., Magn. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. - between the chill andheat: Anmn. mtur., Arsen., Bryon., Canthar., CINCHON., Droser., Helleb., Kreos., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Psorin., PULSAT., SABAD., Sepia. Thirstlessness: Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Angust., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Asar., Aurum, Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Bryon., Cale. carb., Ccanthlar., Capsic., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chelid., Cina, (CYinehon., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Coniutm, Cyclam., Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, Ilyose., Ipecac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., IKreos., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., Mangan., Menyanth., Merc. viv., MOSCH., MUR. AC., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nulx mosch., Nux CONCOMITANTS. 119 yom., Oleand., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sabin., Sambue., Sarsap., Scilla, SPIGEL., Spong., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Tarax., Therid., THUYA, Zinc. Taste; bitter: Acon., Alum., ANT. CRUD., Arnic., ARSEN., Bryon., Chanzom., C(inchon., Coloc., JHepar, Ignat., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Spong. - insipid: Arsen., Aurum, Borax, Bryon.,Cinchon., Ignat., Pulsat., Staphis. - loss of: Amm. mur., ARSEN., Droser., Pulsat., Silic., - metallic: Coccul., Cuprum, Ipecac., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Zinc. -putrid: Arnic., Kali carb., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., lhus tox., Staphis. - salty: Arsen., Bellad., Cinchon., Mere. viv., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia. - sour: Bellad., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Ignat., Natr. mur., Nux vomi., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sulphur. - sweetish: Aeon., Alum., Digit., Phosphor., Plumbum, Pulsat., Sabad., Scilla. Eructations: Alum., Ant. crud., Arnie., Bryon., Carb. veg., Cina, Cinchon., Ipecac., Nax vonm., Phosphor., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sarsap., Sepia, Sulph. ac. Heart-burn: Capsic., Cinchon., Conium, Lycop., Nux vom., Pulsat. Nausea: Acon., Alum., Ant. crud., Apis., ARSEN., Asar., Aurnzm, Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Chelid., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Conium, Corn. flor., Droser., Dulcam., Euphorb., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Merc. viv., Mezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., SABAD., Sanguin., SEPIA, Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Therid., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. 120 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Qualmishness: Arsen., Bryon., Cina, Ignat., Lycop., Mezer., Nux vom., Sabad., Silic., Sulphur. Disposition to vomit: Apis, Arsen., Aurumn, Bellad., (CJamom., Droser., Ipecac., Natr. carb., Pulsat., lRhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Veratr. Vomiting: Ant. crud., Arnie., Arsen., Borax, Bryon., C(ap.sic., Carb. veg., Chamomn., Cina, Cinchon., Conium, Corn. flor., Droser., Eup. perf. (between chill and heat), Ferr., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Stramon., Sulphur, Therid., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. - bitter: Ant. crud., Arnic., ARSEN., Borax, CHAMOM.,. Cina, Cinchon., Ignat., Lycop., Aux vom., Pulsat., Veratr. - black: Arsen., Cinchon., Ipecac., Nux vom., Veratr. - bloody: Arnic., Arsen., Cinchon., Ferr., Ipecac., Nux vor., Phosphor., Pulsat. - ingesta of the: Arsen., Cina, Ferr., Ignat., Ipecac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sulphur. - mucous: Ant. crud., Arsen., Capsic., Chamom., Cina, Droser., Ignat., Ipecac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sulphur. - sour: Arsen., Chamom., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., _Pulsat., Sulphur. - watery: Bryon., Droser., Ipecac., Nux vom. Stomach; pains in the: Ant. crud., Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., COCCUL., Euphorb., Ferr., Ignat., Ipecac., Lycop., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur. - heat in the: Lobel. inf. Hypochondria; pains in the: Podophyl. Liver; pains in the: Acon., Ant. crud., Arsen., Borax, Bryon., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Chin. sulph., CINCHON., Coccul., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Magn. mur., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. Spleen; pains in the: Acon., Arsen., Asaf., Borax, Bryon., CONCOMIITANTS. 121 Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Kali carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Ran. bulb., BRhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya. Spleen; enlargement of the: Diadem. Kidneys; pain in the: Arsen., Canthar., Kali carb., Lycop., Nux vom., Pulsat., Zinc. Abdomen; pains in the: Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arsen., Baryt., Borax, Bovi.st., Bryon., Calad., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cicut., CINCHON., Coccul., Coffea, COLOC., Corn. flor., Crocus, Ferr., Iynat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Menyanth., zIiere. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Nitr. ae., Nux mosch., Nuxvom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Psorin., Ran. bulb., RAhus tox., Sepjia, Spigel., Strontia, Sulphur. - coldness in the: Arsen., Cist. can., ilfenyanth., Merc. viv., Mezer., Phosph. ae., Sepia. - distentionof the: Arsen., Laches., Mezer., Pulsat., Rhus tox. Diarrhea: Ant. cruTd., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., C(alad., Chamom., Cimna, Cinchon., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Ferr., Hyosc., Ipecac., Lauroc., Merc. viv., Nux mosch., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pul.sat., Rlius tox., ASpigel., Strontia, Sulphur, VERATR. - painful: Bryon., Chamom., Coloc., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Veratr. - painless: Arsen., Cinchon., Ferr., Hyosc., Phosphor., Phosph. ac. Constipation: Alum., Ant. crud., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., COCCUL., Dulcam., Lycop., 2ux vomr., Opium, Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Veratr. - through hardness of the feces: Bryon., Nux vom.. Opium, Silic., Sulphur. - through inactivity of the rectum: Alum., Cann. sat., Coccul., Lycop., Nux vom., Opium, Staphis., Veratr. Urging to stool: Caustic., Hyosc., Mar. ver., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sulphur. 122 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Tenesmus: Apis, Arsen., Capsic., Mere. viv., iere. corr., Nux vom., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sulphur. Urination; frequent: Arsen., Bellad., Dulcam., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphu'r. - involuntary: Caustic., Dulcam., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur. - painful: Canthar., Chamnom., Lycop., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sulphur, Thuya. - seldom: Arnic., Canthar., Hyosc., Opium, Stramon., Urinate; urging to: Ant. tart., Bryon., Cinchon., iDulcam., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sulphur. - ineffectual: Arnic., Arsen., Canthar., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sulphur. - retention of urine: Apis, Arnic., Canthar., IHyosc., Lycop., Opiunm, Pulsat., Stramon. Sneezing: Bellad., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cina, Laches., Mar. ver., Mere. viv., Pulsat., lRhus tox., SABAD., Staphis., Sulphur. Coryza; in general: Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Arsen., Aurum, Bryon., Calad., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Spong., Sulphur, Thuya. - fluent: Ant. tart., Arsen., Aurum, Byron., Carb. veg., Chamom., Kali carb., Laches., Merc. viv., Natr. carb., Pulsat.,?Rhus tox., Sulphur, Thuya. - dry: Bryon., Calad., Kaci carb., Lycop., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sulphur. Breathing; affections of, in general: Acon., Anac., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Bovist., Bryon., CapsiC., Cimnex., Cina, Cinchon., Ferr., gynat., Ipecac., IKALI CARB., Laches., Lycop., MEZER., Natr. tnur., Nux mosch., A'ux vom., Phosphor., CONCOMITANTS. 123 PTLSAT., lRhus tox., SENEG., Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr., Zinc. Breathing; deep: Bryon., Capsic., Cimex., Ipecac., Phosph. ac. - loud: (without mucous rales) Calad., Chamom., Cina., Cinchon., Ignat., Kali carb., Nux vom., Phosphor., Sambuc., Spong., Sulphur, Thuya. - quick: Acon., Arsen., Bellad., Carb. veg., Cuprum, Ignat., Ipecac., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur, Zinc., - rattling: (with mucous rales) Cinchon., Cuprum, Hepar, Lyvecop., Nux mosch., Stramon. - sighing: Aeon., Bryon., Capsic., Coccul., Ignat., Ipecac., Opium, Silic. - slow: Bellad., Capsic., Helleb., Ignat., Opium, Spong. - suffocation, attacks of: Arsen., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Nux vom., Pulsat. - unequal: Angust., Bellad., Cina, Cuprum, Ignat., Mosch., Opium, Pulsat. Breath; cold: Carb. veg., Cinchon., Veratr. - hot: Acon., Anac., CHAMOM., Rhus tox., Sabad., Zinc. Cough; in general: Acon., Arsen., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Chamom., C(inchon., Conium, Hepar, Hyosc., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lycop., Nux mosch., Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., SABAD., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur, Thuya. - with expectoration: Arsen., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Kali carb., Kreos., Lycop., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Thuya. - without expectoration: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cimex., Cinchon., Hepar, Hyosc., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Spony., Sulphur. 124 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Larynx; affections of the: Borax, Carb. veg., Caustic., Droser., Hepar, Mangan., Phosphor., Spong. - cold feeling in the: Cist. can. Hoarseness: Acon., Caustic., Droser., Hepar, Nux vorm., Phosphor., Sepia. Neck; stiffness of the: Bellad., Cicut., Lycop., Merc. viv.. Silie. - glands of the, swelling of the: Cist. can. Nape of the neck, pains in the: Aeon., Arsen., Calc. carb., Merc. viv., Nux vorn., Pulsat., Staphis. Chest; pains in general: Aeon., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Brom., BRYON., Calad., Calc. carb., Chamom., Cinchon., Ipecac., KALI CARB., Merc. viv., Zezer., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Psorin., Pul.sat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur. - burning in the: Apis. - heaviness in the: Cimex. - oppression of the: Apis, Cimex. - stitches in the: Aeon., Amm. carb., BRYON., Cinchon., Kali carb., NTux vorn., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic. - warmth, sensation of, in the: Sarsap. Palpitation of the heart: Aeon., Arsen., Brom., Bryon., Cale. carb., CINCHON., Kali carb., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Phosph. ae., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sarsap., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur. Scapulae; pains in the, in general: Bellad., Cinchon., Kreos., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., BRhus tox., Sanguin., SEPIA, Tarax., Zinc. - stitches in the: Bellad., Cinchon., Mere. viv., Nux vorn., Pulsat., Sepia, Sulphur, Zinc. Back; pains in the, in general: Arnic., Arsen., BELLAD., Cale. carb., Capsic., Caustic., Chamom., Chin. sulph., CONCOMITANTS. 125 Cinchon., Coccul., Inepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Laches., Lycop., Natr. mnur., Nutx vo., Phosphor., Podoptyl., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Veratr. Small of the back; pains in the, in general: Alum., Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Coccul., Hepar, Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Nux mosch., Nl~cx vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Veratr. - lameness, sensation of, in the: Coccul., Leptand. - soreness in the: Leptand. Upper limbs; pains in the, in general: Acon., Amim. carb., Apis, Arnic., Bryon., Canthar., Capsic., Caustic., Chelid., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Droser., Helleb., Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., Menyanth., Marc. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. mur., 2Nux vome., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Spong., Stann., Stramon., Thuya, Veratr. Elbow; pain at the: Podophyl. Wrist; pain in the: Podophyl. Hands; blood-vessels, distention of the: Amm. carb., Phosphor., Thuya. blue: Amm. carb., Apis, Coccul., Nux vome., Secal., Yeratr., Zinc. - clenching of the: Cimex. - dead, as if: Apis, Bryon., Calc. carb., Droser., LYCOP., Mur. ac., Nux vom., Oxal. ac., Petrol., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Secal., SEPIA, Stann. - heat of the: Acon., Agar., Alum., APIS, Asar., Carb. veg., CINCHON., CINA., Droser., Kali oarb., Kreos., Lycop., NATR. CARB., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sabad., Sepia, Spong., Stann., Thuya. Fingeis; dead, as if: Acon., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Calc. carb., Chelid., Cuprumn, Hepar, Lycop., Mur. ac., Pulsat., Secal., Sepia, Stann., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. 126 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Fingers; heat of the: Agar., Magn. carb., Rhus tox., Sabad., Silic., Sulphlir, Thuya. Nails, blue: Arsen., Aururn, Chelid., Chin. sulph., Cinchon., Coccul., Digit., Droser., Eup. purp., Natr. mur.,.TNux vom., Petrol., Silic. Lower limbs; pains in the, in general: Aeon., Amm. carb., Arnie., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Canthar., Cap.sic., Caustic., Chamom., CINCHON., Coffea, Coloc., Guaiac., Helleb., Igynat., Kreos., Laches., Ledum., Lycop., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nitrum, 1NLLX vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhits tox., Sabad., Sefney., Sepia, Spigel., Spong., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr. - hips, in the: Arnie., Cale. carb., Lycop., Nux vorm., Rhus tox., Sepia. - thighs, in the: Arsen., BORAX, Cinchon., Euphorb., Guaiac., Laches., Natr. nlur. - right thigh, drawing in the: Therid. knees, pain in the: Caustic., Cinchon., Helleb., Nux vom., Podophyl., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. flexion of the leg, on the thigh: Cimex. - leg, pain in the: Arsen., Cale. carb., Lycop., Pulsat., Sepia. ankles, pain in the: Podophyl. toes, pain in the: Merc. viv., Sulphur, Thuya. Feet; coldness of the: Agar., Alum., Amm. carb., Cann. sat., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cina, Cinchon., Cist. can., Droser., Euphorb., Gelsem., Graphit., Hepar, Kreos., Leptand., Lycop., Mangan., Mar. ver., Ilenyanth., Mere. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sambue., Stann. - cold water, as if in: Gelsem. - dead, as if: Cale. carb., Lycop., Pulsat. - heat of the: Acon., Agar., Arsen., Cale. carb., Lauroc., Lycop., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Pulsat., Spong., Culphur, Sulph. ac. - numb feeling: Leptand. CONCOMITANTS. 127 Feet; swelling of the: Arsen., Cinchon., Ferr., Kali carb., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur. - tired feeling: Cimex. Limbs; bending and stretching of the: Alum., Arse., Bellad., Borax, BROM., Bryon., CAL'C. CARB., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caitstic., Chamom., Helleb., Hepar, Ipecac., Kali bichr., Ledum, Al[ur. ac., Natr. sulph., Vux vom., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Sulphur. - go "to-sleep:" Carb. veg., Coccul., Lycop., Mere. viv., Nux voni., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Silic. - heaviness of the: Bellad., Cina, Cinchon., HELLEB., Kreos., MIerc. viv., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, Therid., Veratr. Beaten; sensation as if: Arnic., Baptis., Bellad., Cinchon., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Rhodod., Sulphur, Veratr., Contractions: C(apsie., Cimex, Cinchon., Graphit., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Paris, Rhus tox., Sepia. Crawling sensation: Aeon., Amm. earb., Arnic., Caustic., Coloc., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambct., Secal., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur. Distention of the blood-vessels: Arsen., Bellad., Cale. carb., CIIELID., Cinchon., Ferr., Hyosc., Lycop., Menyanth., Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. Excitability, nervous: Bellad., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Coffea, Coniturn, Mar. ver., Nux vom., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia. Exhaustion: Diadem. Fainting: ACON., Arsen., Bryon., Chamom., Cinchon., Coffca, NUX VOM., Opium, Phosphor., PULSAT., Sepia, Stramon., Valer., Veratr. Floccilation: Arnic., ARSEN., Chamom., HEPAR, HYOSC., IOD., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Stramon., Sulphur. 128 INTERMITTEN'T AND OTHER FEVERS. Insensibility, to touch: Coccul., IHyosc., Lycop., Mosch., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Spong., Stann., Stramon. Lameness: Arsen., Bellad., Brom., Capsic., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Iynat., NTx yo0e., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Bluis tox., Sabad., Veratr. Lassitude: Ambra, Anac., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Asar., Bellad., Borax, Brvon., C(ale. carb., Capsic., Catrb. veg., atustic., Chamom., CINCHON., Ferr., Helleb., Hepar, HyOSC., Ignat., Ipecac.,Kali earb., Kreos., Lycop., Menyanth., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Tlux vome., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhodod., PRhus tox., Sabad., Seneg., ~Stepia, Spong., Stann., Stramon., Sulphur, UTecratr. Prostration, bodily: Ant. crud., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Coloc., Lycop., Opium, Petrbol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., Stann. Restlessness, bodily: Acon., Amm. carb., Arnie., ARSEN., Asaf., BELLAD., Bovist., B3rvon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamnom., Cimex., Cinchonl., Coffea, Ferr., Hyosc., Ignat., Kreos., LYCOP., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Opium, Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Stramon. Sinking sensation: Psorin. Joints; stiffness in the: Acon., Bellad., Brom., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., CAUSTIC., Cicut., Coccul., Cokfta, COLOC., Graphit., HELLEB., Hyosc., Ledum, Lycop., Nux vom., OPIUM, Petrol., Platin., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. - stitches in the: Cale. carb., Helleb., Mangan., Mere. viv., Rhus tox., Silic. Spasms; clonic: Acon., Agar., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Camphor., Caustic., Chamom., Cicut., Cina, HIYOSC., Ignat., Laches., Lycop., Mere. viv., Opium, Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur. - tonic: Bellad., Caustic., Cicut., Coccul., Coloc., Ignat., CONCOM ITA1V. T.i.: J 129 Lycop., Merc. viv., Mosch., Petrol., Phosphor., Sepia, Sulphur, Yeratr. Tearing; (drawing); bones, in the: Baryt., Bellad., Caustic., Cinchon., Eup. perf., Eup. purp., Kali carb., Lycop., Mere. viv., Phosphor., Rhodod., Staphis., Therid., Veratr. - periosteum, as if in the: Arnic. - joints, in the: Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Caustic., (CYmex., Cinchon., Kali carb., Ledunm, Lycop., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Strontia, Sulphur, Zinc. - muscles, in the: ARSEN., BELLAD., Borax, Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Ledum, LYCOP., Merc. viv., iMosch., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Silic., Stann., Staphis., Strontia, Sulphur, Veratr., Zinc. Tendons were too short; sensation as if: Cimex. Trembling: Cist. can., Kali bichr. Trembling sensation; internal: Calc. carb., Iod., Lycop., PLATIN., Rhus tox., Staphis. Twitchings: Arsen., Caustic., Coloc., Hyose., Ignat., Laches., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Opium, Phosphor., Staphis., STRAMON., Sulphur. Twitching of the muscles: Bellad., Iod., Kali carb., Mezer. Uncover; desire to: Act. rac. Bending and stretching of the limbs: See page 127. Yawning: Acon., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., BROM., Bryon., Calad., Capsic., Caustic., Cina, Cinchon., Crocus, Cyclam., Digit., Ipecac., Kalibichr., Kali carb., Lauroc., Lycop., Mar. ver., Menyanth., Mezer., Jlur. ae., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nugx vom., Oleand., Paris, Phosphor., Platin., Psorin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sepia, Silic., THUYA. Sleepiness: Acon., Ambra, ANT. TART., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Borax, Calad., Camphor., Capsic., Chamom., Cimex, 9 130 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. PULSAT., Rhus tox., RUTA, Sabad., Sambuc., Scilla, Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, ZINC. Breath; cold: Camphor., (carb. veg., Cinchon., 5Mur. ac., Rhus tox., VERATR. - hot: Aeon., Anace., Asar., Calc. carb., CHAMIOM., COFFEA, Ferr., Mangan., Natr. mur., Nux tonm., Rhus tox.7 Sabadcl., Strontia, ZINC. - fetid: Baptis. Cough; with expectoration: Alum., Anac., Argent.,. ARSEN., Bellad., Bismuth., Bron.l, CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Cicut., C(ich/on., Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Ferr., Iod.,. KALI CARB., Kreos., Lycop., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., Ruta, SCILLA, Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Spong.,. Stann., Staphis., S1atl]l/h r, Thuya. - without expectoration: ACON., Angust., Ant. crud., _Apis, Arnie., Ar7sen., Bellad., Brom., Bryon., Calc. carb., Carl). veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Coffea., CONIUM, Cuprum, Droser., Hepar, Hyose., Ignat., IPECAC., Katli carb., Laches., Lycop., NATR. MUR., Nitr. ac., Nuxmosch., NUX VOMI., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sambuc., Scilla, Sepia, Spigel.,. Spong., Staphis., Suailphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr., Verbas. Larynx; pains in the: Aeon., Anmm. mur., Ant. crud., Apis, Argent., Baryt., Bellad., Brom., Bryon., Canthar., Carbveg., Caustic., Chamomr., IDroser., Iliepar, IOD., Laches., Mangan., Mere. viv., MOSCH., NUX VOM., OPIUM, Paris, Phlosphlor., PULSAT., Sabad., Sambuc., Seneg., Spong., Sulphur, Veratr., Zinc. - dryness of the: Arsen., Droser., Hepar, Iod., Mangan., Nux vom., Opium, Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Spong., Thuya, Zinc. Voice hoarse: Pulsat., Sepia. 176 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Throat; external, pains in the: Laches. - sensitiveness of the': Laches. - swelling of the glands of the: Bellad. Nape of the neck; pains in the: Bryon., Rhus tox. -stiffness of the: Aeon. Chest; internal pains: ACON., Amm. carb., Apis, Arnic., Ar sen., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., BRYON., Calad., Cale. carb., Cap2sie., Carb. veg., C(ina, CINCHON., Coccul., Conium, Dulcam., Ipecce., IKALI CARB., Lycop., AIere. viv., Mezer., Mlur. ac., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Psorin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., ]Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Seneg., Sepia, Sp)igel.,. Stann., Sulphur, Thuya, Zinc. burning in the left: Seneg. - congestion to the: Aeon., Aurum, Bellad., Bryon., Cinchon., Merc. viv., NITR. AC., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Scilla, Seneg., Spong., Sulphur, Thuya. - contraction of the: Aeon., Arnie., Arsen., Asaf., Cuprum, Ipecac., Kali carb., MAERC. VIV., JlIosch., Nitrum,'Nitr. ac., Nlux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Spigel., Spong., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr. - rising in the, sensation of: Amm. mur., Mere. viv., ANux vom., Phosphor. - spasm of the: ARSEN., Asaf., Camphor., Caustic., Coccul., Colchic., Cuprum, Hvosc., Ignat., Ipeeac., Mosch.,'Nuix vom., PULSAT., Sepia, Stann., Sulphur. - stitches in the: ACON., Almm. carb., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., Bellad., Borax BRYON., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Ignat., KALI CARB., Mere. viv., 1Nyatr. mtur., Nitrum, Phosphor., Psorin., Pal7satt., Blhtls tox., Scilla, Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, YTaler. Mammae; swelling of the: Apis, Bryon., Ctle. carb., Conium, Lycop., Phosphor., Pzls.at. CONCOMIITANTS. 177 Suppression of milk: Agn. cast., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Chamom., Dulcam., Hyose., Ignat., Pulsat., RHUS, TOX., Zinc. Palpitation of the heart: ACON., Alum., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Aurum, Bellad., ]Bryon., Calad., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Colchic., Cuprum, Hepar, Ignat., Iod., Lycop., Hecrc. viv., Natr. mur., NITR. AC., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rh/us tox., SARSAP., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Sulphur, Thuya, Viol. od., Zinc. - with anxiety: ACON., Arsen., Aurum, CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Lycop., Nlatr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Platin., PULSAT., Sepia, SPIGEL., Sulphur, Thuya, Viol. od. Scapule; pains in the: Arsen., Baryt., B3ellad., Cinchon., Kali carb., Kreos., Menyanth., lJIerc. viv., Nux vom., Rihus tox., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur, Veratr., Viol. tr. Back; pains in the: Aeon., Ant. tart., Apis, ARNIC., Arsen., BELLAD., Cale. carb., Camphor., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., C(inchon., Coccul., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Merc. viv., NATR. MUR., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Veratr., Zinc. Small of the back; pains in the: Aeon., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Chamomr., Cinchon., Coccul., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Ruta, SEPIA, Silic., Strontia, Sulphur. t Os Coccygis; pains in the: Agn. cast., Arnic., Arsen., Borax, Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Hepar, Ignat., Mere. viv., Phosph. ac., Platin., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sulphur. Upper limbs; pains in the, in general: Aeon., Ant. crud., Apis, ARNIC., Arsen., BELLAD., Bovist., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Coccul., Colchic., Cyclarn., Euphras., Ferr., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Lycop., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Nitrum, NUX VOM., Phosphor., 12 178 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., lRhus tox., Ruta, Sabin., Sambuc., SCILLA, Sepia, Stann., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, THUYA, Veratr., Zinc. Upper limbs; joints, pains in the: Calc. carb., Kali carb., Rhus tox. Hands; blue: Amm. carb., Apis, Calc. carb., Camphor., Cuprumn, Sambuc., Veratr. - cold: Arnic., Aurum, Bellad., Camphor., Caustic., Conium, CYCLAM., Droser., EUPHRAS., Helleb., Ignat., IPECAC., Lycop., Menyanth., Mezer., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., RUTA, SABIN., Sambue., SCILLA, Selen., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. dead, as if: Calc. carb., Nux vom., Secal., Sepia, Zinc. - distention of the blood vessels: Amm.carb.,ARNIC., Baryt., Calc. carb., Cinchon., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sulphur, THUYA. - hot and dry: IEsc. hip. - jerking of the: Viol. tr. - sweat of the: Amm. carb., Kali bichr., Nitr. ac., Thuya. trembling of the: Valer. Thumbs; turned in: Bellad., Sulphur, Viol. tr. Fingers; dead, as if: Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Calc. earb., Chelid., Hepar, Pulsat., Secal., Sepia, Sulphur, THUYA. - coldness of the: Ant. tart., Chamom., Tarax., Thuya. Lower limbs; pains in general: Acon., Agn. cast., Amm. carb., Ant. crud., Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Cale. earb., Canthar., CAPSIC., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Cinchon., Colchic., Ferr., Ignat., Ipecac., Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sambuc., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - heaviness of the: Alum., Catc. carb., Canthar., Cinehon., Ignat., NVatr. mnur., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sepia, Stann., Sulphur, Thuya. - restlessness of the: Nitr. ac., Phosphor., RHUS TOX., Scilla, Sepia. CONCOMITANTS. 179 Hips; pains in the: Arnic., Bellad., Lycop., Natr. mur., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia. Thighs; pains in the: Arnic., ARSEN., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Mere. viv., NATR. MUR., Nux vom., Sepia, Staphis., Thuya. - coldness of the: Calc. carb., Ignat., Nux vom., SPONG., Sulphur, Thuya. - numbness of the: Ferr., Graphit., Spong. - sweat on the: Kali bichr. Knees; pain in the: CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Lycop., NATR. MUR., Nux vom., Petrol., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. - coldness of the: AGN. CAST., Arsen., Pulsat., Sepia. Legs; pain in the: AMM. CARB., Calc. carb., Lyeop., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic., Staphis. Feet; cold: Agn. cast., AMM. CARB., ANGUST., ANT. CRUD., Calc. carb., Caustic., COCCUL., C(olehic., Conium, Ignat., IPECAC., KREOS., LACHES., Lycop., Magn. earb., MENYANTH., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., PETROL., Phosphor., Phosph. ae., PULSAT., (Ran. bulb)., RHODOD., RUTA, SABIN., SAMBUC., SCILLA, Sepia, Silic., STRAMON., SULPHUR, Thuya, Veratr., ZINC. - coldness of one foot: Lycop. - dead, as if: Ant. crud., Cale. earb., Coffea, Nux vom., Secal., Sulphur. - sweat on the: AMM. MUR., Calc. carb., Kali bichr., Lycop., NATR. MUR., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. - swollen: Arsen., Bryon., Caustic., Cinchon., FERR., LYCOP., Pulsat., Secal., Silic. Limbs; pains in general: Aeon., Alum., Ant. crud., (Apis), Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., BRYON., Calc. carb., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cinehon., Colehie., Dulcam., Ferr., Helleb., IGNAT., Kali carb., Lycop., Nux vom., Pulsat., 180 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Limbs; bending and stretching of the: ~Esc. hip., Alum., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Chamom., Natr. mur., Nux vor07., RHUS TOX., SABAD., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur. - beaten, feel as if: Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., CINCHON., Coeeccul., Ignat., Magn. carb., Moseh., NATR. MUR., NUX VOM., Phosphor., PULSAT., RHODOD., Ruta, Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. crawling in the, sensation of: Aeon., Arnic., Colchic., Platin., RHUS TOX., Secal., Sepia, Spigel., Stramon. - heaviness of the: Apis, Bellad., CALC. CARB., Diadem., Helleb., Merc. viv., NUX VOM., RHUS TOX.,, Stann., Staphis., Sulphur. - lameness of the: Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad.,Cina,Coccul., Cyclam., Ignat., Nux vom., Phosph. ae., Pulsat., SABAD., Sabin. - go "to-sleep": Apis, Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coccul., Crocus, Graphit., Ignat., Kali carb., LYCOP.,. Merc. viv., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Thuya, Veratr. Sleeplessness: Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., ANAC., APIS, Arnic., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, Conium, Graphit., Hejpar, Ignat., Kali bichr., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, 3JIagn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mosch., Natr. mur., Nitrum, NITR. AC., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., RHODOD., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Strontia, SULPHUR, THUYA, Veratr. Yawning: IEsc. hip., Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Caustic.,, Cina, Crocus, Ignat., KALI CARB., Kreos., NITR. AC., CONCOMITANTS. 181 NUX VOM., Opium, Phosphor., Platin., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sepia. Stretching and bending; limbs, of the: IEsc. hip., Alum., Bellad., Borax., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Chamom., Natr. mur., Nux vom., RHUS TOX., SABAD., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur. Sleepiness: Aeon., Ant. crud., ANT. TART., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., ASAF., Bellad., Borax, CALAD., Capsic., Chamom., Crocus, Cyclam., HEPAR, IGNAT., Kali carb., Laches., Mezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vorm., OPIUM, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., PLUMBUM, Psorin., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr., Viol. tr. Sleep: Anac., ANT. TART., Apis, Arnic., Bellad., Calad., CAPSIC., Dulcam., Hepar, Ignat., Laches., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., OPIUM, Petrol., Sabad., Stramon., Veratr. -- between chill and heat: Nux vom. - restless: Psorin. Somnolence: Aeon., ANT. TART., APIS, Bellad., Calc. carb., Cact. grand., Camphor., Cicut., Conium, Crocus, Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Lachnanth., Ledum, Nux mosch., OPIUM, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Secal., Spong., Stramon., Valer., Veratr. During sleep; dreaming: Aeon., Bryon., Cinchon., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. - moaning and lamenting: Aeon., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Chamom., Coccul., Ignat., Ipecac., Mur. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Silic., Thuya. - murmuring: Apis, Bellad., MUR. AC., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Silic. - sliding down in bed: Arsen., Mur. ac. - snoring: Anac., Cinchon., Graphit., Ignat., Mur. ac., Nux. vom., OPIUM, Silic., Stramon. 182 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. During sleep; starting: ACON., Apis, Arnic., Bellad., Bryon., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Ipecac., LYCOP., Phosphor., PULSAT., Sambuc., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur. Apoplexy: Aeon., Bellad., Cale. carb., Coccul., Hyosc., Laches., Lycop., NUX YOM., OPIUM, Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Thuya. Blood vessels; distention of the: Amm. carb., Arnic., Bellad., CAMPHOR., CINCHON., Coccul., CRO., C, Cyclam., Ferr., Hyosc., Mosch., PHIOSPH. AC., Pulsat., RAN. SCEL., Jitus tox., Staphis., Thuya. -- burning in the: Arsen., Bryon. -- beating in the: ACON., ARSEN., Bellad., Calad., Cinchon., (Opium), Zinc. Burning pains: Hydrast. Clothing unbearable: Acon., BOVIST., Calc. ecarb., EUPHORB., Ferr., Lycop., Spigel., Veratr. Excitability; nervous: Apis, Bellad., Capsic., Chamom., COCCUL., COFFEA, CONIUM, Kali carb., MAR. VER., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosph. ac., Sepia, Valer. Faintness: Arnie., Eup. perf., Ignat., NUX VOM., PETROL., Sulphur, Thuya, Floccillation: Arnie., Arsen., BELLAD., Chamom., Cinchon., Hepar, Hyose., Iod., MUR. AC., OPIUM, Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Rhus tox., Stramon., Sulphur. Insensibility to touch: Bellad., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Hyosc., Ignat., Lycop., OPIUM, Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stann., Stramon., THUYA. Jerkings: Arsen., Bellad., BRYON., Chamom., Coloc., Cuprum, Hyosc., Ignat., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Opium, Pulsat., Nhus tox., Secal., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr., Viol. tr. - muscles, of the: Bellad., Coloc., Cuprum, IOD., KALI CARB., 1lIezer., Natr. carb., Platin., Secal., Spong., Viol. tr. Lassitude (weakness): Anac., Apis, Argent., ARSEN., CONCOMITANTS. 183 Bellad., Borax., Bryon., Calc. carb., Camphor., Carnthar., Caustic., Cinchon., CUPRUM, Digit., Droser., Eup. perf., Ferr., IG(NAT., Iod., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Lauroc., LYCOP., Menyanth., Mere. viv., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., NITR. AC., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph. ae., Plumbum, Psorin., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, Thuya, VERATR. Lie down; desire to: Aeon., ARSEN., Bryon., Cala~d., Canthar., Chamom., Coccul., Cyclam., Droser., NUX VOM., Sepia. Prostration: Apis, Baptis., Cinchon., Eup. perf., LYCOP., Mar. ver., PETROL., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., Spong., Valer. Restlessness; bodily: ACON., Amm. carb., Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., BARYT., Bellad., BOVIST., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat.,. Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coffea, Ferr., Gelsem., Hyose., Ignat., Ipecac., Lachnanth., Lycop., MAGN. CARB., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Merc. corr., MOSCH., MUR. AC., Natr. sulph., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rheum, RHUS TOX., RUTA, SABIN., Sambuc., Sepia, Silic., Spong., Staphis., Stramon., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. Sinking: Psorin. Spasms; clonic: BELLAD., Chamom., Cicut., Coccul., Cuprum, Hyosc., OPIUM, Sepia, Stramon., Thuya, Veratr. - tonic: Bellad., Cicut., Coecul., Petrol., Platin., Sepia, Veratr. Stitches; bones, in the: Bellad., Cale. carb., Caustic., Conium, Helleb., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Sarsap., Sepia. - joints, in the: Baryt., Cale. carb., HELLEB., Kali carb., Merc. viv., RHUS TOX., Silic., Spigel., Tarax., Thuya. - muscles; in the: Bellad., BRYON., Cale. carb., Mere. viv., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya. Tearing (drawing); bones, in the: Argent., Cinchon., Cyclam., Eup. purp., Kali carb., Mere. viv., Rhodod., Sabin., Staphis. 184 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Tearing (drawing); joints, in the: Agn. cast., Cale. carb., Caastic., HELLEB., Kali carb., Lycop., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Strontia, Sulphur, Thuya, Zinc. - muscles, in the: Aeon., Ant. crud., ARNIC., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsic., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., CINCHON., Colchic., Dulcam., Ferr., Ilepar, Ignat., Kali carb., Ledum, LYCOP., Mere. viv., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux voMn., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Strontia, Sulphur, Tarax., Yeratr., Zinc. Trembling: Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., Camphor., Cicut., Coccul., Conium, IGNAT., Lycop., Magn. carb., Mere. viv., NATR. MUR., Opium, Platin., PULSAT., Bhusz tox., Ruta, SEPIA, Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr., ZINC. Uncover; desire to: ACON., Apt's, Arsen., Asar., Bovist., Calc. carb., Chamom., CINCHON., Coffea, EUPHORB., FERR., FLUOR. AC.. Ignat., Iod., Lycop., MOSCH., MUR. AC., NITR. AC., Nux vom., OPIUM, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Secal., Seneg., Spigel., STAPIIIS., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - aversion to: Clemat., Hepar, Graphit., MAGN. CARB., NUX VOM., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SAMBUC., SCILLA. Uncovering, unbearable: Amm. carb., Arsen., Aurunm, Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cicut., Cinchon., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Conium, HEPAR, Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., lere. viv., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Petrol., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambue., SCILLA, Sepia, Silie., Spigel., Stramon., Strontia. Bone-pains: Arnic., Cinchon., Ignat., Natr. mur., Pulsat. Glands; swelling of the: Bellad., Lycop., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, SILIC., Sulphur. Skin; burning, in the: See burning heat. SWEAT. 185 Skin; crawling and prickling, in the: CROCUS, Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya. - dryness of the: See dry heat. - eruptions on the: Arsen., Bryon., Calc. carb., Conium, Ipecac., Lycop., Natr. mur., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Sulphur. - itching on the: AMM. CARB., Ant. crud., Bryon., Chamonz., Lycop., MANGAN., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Silic., SPONG., Staphis., Sulphur. - paleness of the: Coccul., Ferr., Lycop., MOSCH., Nitr. ac., Pulsat., Sulphur. parchment, like: Arsen., Cinchon., IPECAC., Lycop., Silic. - redness of the: Apis, ARSEN., Bellad., Canthar., IGNAT., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Opium, Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox. - smarting on the: Chamom., Pulsat. - stitching in the: Bryon., CINCHON., MERC. CORR., Nitr. ac., Oleand., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Spong., Viol. tr. - yellowness of the: Ambra, Ant. crud., APIS, Arsen., Bryon., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coccul., Conium, Digit., FERR., Ignat., Laches., MERC. CORR., NUX VOM., Opium, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. SWEAT. Sweat; in general: ACON., Act. rae., 2Esc. hip., Agar., Agn. cast., Alum., Ambra, AMM. CARB., Amm. mur., Anac., Angust., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Argent., Arnie., ARSEN., Asar., Aurum, Baptis., Baryt., Bellad., (Bismuth)., Borax, Bovist., Brom., BRYON., Cact. grand., Calad., CALC. CARB., Camphor., (Cann. sat)., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Caustic., CHAMOM., Chelid., Chin. sulph., Cicut., Cimex, Cina, CINCHON., Cist. can., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, (Colchic.), Coloc., CONIUM, Corn. cir., Corn. flor., Crocus, Cuprum, Cyclam., Diadem., Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Eup. 186 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. perf., Eup. purp., Euphorb., Euphras., FERR., Fluor. ac., Gelsem., GRAPHIT., Guaiac., Helleb., HEPAR, Hydr. ac., HYOSC., Ignat., IOD., Ipecac., Kali bichr., KALI CARB., Kali hydr., Kreos., LACHES., Lachnanth., Lauroc., Ledum, Lobel. inf., LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., MERC. VIV., Mere. corr., M[ezer., Mosch., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., OPIUM, Oxal. ac., Paris, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., Platin., Plumbum, Podophyl., Psorin., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., Rheum, Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, SABAD., Sabin., SAMBUC., Sarsap., Secal., SELEN., (Seneg)., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stann., Staphis., STRAMON., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., TARAX., Therid., Thuya, Valer., VERATR.. Viol. od., Viol. tr., Zinc. Sweat; excited too easily: Agar., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Arsen., ASAR., Bellad., Borax, Brom., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chin. sulph., CINCHON., Coccul., Coloc., Conium, Dulcam., FERR., Fluor. ac., Gelsem., Graphit., Guaiac., HEPAR, Hyosc., Ignat., Iod., ipecac., KALI CARB., Kreos., LACHES., Ledum, Lobel. inf., LYCOP., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Psorin., PULSAT., Rhleum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sarsap., SELEN., Seneg., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stann., STAPHIS., Stramon., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., ZINC. - want of (inability to sweat): Acon., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., BELLAD., Bismuth., Bryon., Calc. carb., Cann. sat., Chamom., Cinclhon., Coffea, COLCIIIC., Dulcam., Eup. purp., GRAPHIT., Hyosc., Iod., Ipecac., KALI CARB., Ledunn, Lycop., Magn. carb., Mar. ver., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Natr. carb., iNitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Psorin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambue., SCILLA, Secal., Seneg., Sepia, SILIC., Spong., Stap his., Sulphur, Thuya, Verbas., Viol. od. SWEAT. 187 Sweat; suppressed: Acon., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cinchon., COLCHIC., Cuprum, DULCAM., Graphit., Hepar, Kali carb., Ledum, Lycop., Mar. ver., Merc. viv., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Secal., Selen., Seneg., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur, Verbas. - sensation as from breaking out of: Alum., Asar., Calc. carb., Crocus, Iod., IGNAT., Pulsat., Sarsap., STANN., Sulphur, Sulph. ac. - anxious: Acon., Alum., Ant. crud., Arnic., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cicut., CINCHON., Coffea, Crocus, FERR., Graphit., Hepar, Ignat., Kreos., Lycop., MANGAN., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sabad., Selen., SEPIA, Spong., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR, THUYA, Veratr. - attracting the flies: Calad., Bryon., Pulsat., Thuya. - bloody: Arnic., LACHES., Nux mosch. - burning: Mere. viv., NATR. CARB., Veratr. - clammy: Acon., Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Camphor., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coloc., Di~qit., PFerr., PFluor. ac., Helleb., Hepar, Iod., Laches., LYCOP., Miere. viv., Mezer., Mosch., Nux vom., Oxal. ac., PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., Plumbum, Psorin., Secal., Spigel., Sulph. ac., VERATR. - cold: Aceon., Act. rac., Ambra, Amm. carb., Anac., ANT. TART., Arnic., ARSEN., Asaf., Aurum, Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., CAMPHOR., Cann. sat., Canthar.,Capsic., CARB. VEG., Cina, CINCHON., COCCUL., Coffea, Crocus., Cuprum, -Digit., Dulcam., -Euphorb., Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ifyose., Ignat., IPECAC., Laches., Lobel. inf., Lycop., Mangan., Mere. viv., MERC. CORR., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., 188 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Nitr. ac., N2ux vome., Opium, Oxal. ac., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plnumbum, Pulsat., Ran. scel., Rheum, Rhus tox., Juta, Sabad., SECAL., Sepia, Spigel., Spjong., Staphis., Stramon., Sul~p1ur, Sulph. ac., Therid., Thuya, VERATR. Sweat; crawling sensation, causing a: Rhodod. - debilitating: Aeon., Ambra, Ant. crud., Arnic., ARSEN., Baryt., BRYON., Calad., Cal. cccarb., CAMPHOR., Canthar., Carb. an., Caustic., Chin. sulph., CINCHON., Coccul., Crocus, Digit., FERR., Graphit., Hyosc., IOD., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Nlatr. mur., NITRUM, Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Psorin., Rhodod., SAMNBUC., SEPIA, Silic.,.Stann., Sullphur, Tarax., Veratr. - not debilitating: Arsen., Bovist., Bryon., CALAD., Calc. carb., Carb. an., Cicut., Coloc., CUPRUM, Helleb., LYCOP., Natr. carb., Phosphor., PULSAT., RHUS TOX., SEPIA, Spigel., Tarax., THUYA. - greasy: Agar., Aurum, Bryon., Cinchon., Fluor. ac., MAGN. CARB., Mere. viv., Ncatr. mur., Plumbum, Rhus tox., Selen., Stramon., THUYA. - hot: Act. rac., Anac., Ant. crud., Asar., Bellad., Bryon., Camphor., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamnom., Cinchon., Digit., Droser., Helleb., IGNAT., IPECAC., Kreos., Laches., fedum, OPIUM, Paris, Phosphor., Podophyl., Pulsat., Sabad., SEPIA, Silic., Stann., Staphis., Stramnon., Thuya, Veratr., VIOL. TR. - inodorous: Ant. crud., Rhus tox., Sepia. - itching, causing: Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Coloc., Fluor. ac., Ipecac., LEDUM, Lycop., MANGAN., Opium, PARIS, RHODOD., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Spong., Sulphur. - odor, acrid: Rhus tox. - aromatic: Rhodod., Sepia. -- - bitter: Veratr. - - blood, like: Lycop. - - cadaverous: Thuya. - camphor, like: Camphor. - - cheese, like: Conium, Ilepar, Jluhmburm, Sulphur. SWEAT. 189 Sweat; odor, elder flowers, like: Sepia. - - empyreumatic: BELLAD., Bryon., Magn. carb., Sulphur, Thuya. - - honey, like: Tltuya. - - horse urine, like: Nitr. ac. - - mouldy: Mere. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stann. - musk, like: Mosch., Pulsat., Sulphur. --- musty: MAerc. viv., Nux vom., PULSAT., RHUS TOX., Stann. - offensive (stinking): Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Arnic., Arsen., Baptist., BARYT., Bellad., Canthar.,Carb. all., C(arb. veg., Coloc., U(onium, Cyclamr., DULCAIM., Euphras., Ferr., Fluor. ac., GRAPHIT., Guaiac., HEPAR, Kali carb., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., MIagn. carb., Iliere. viv., Merc. corr., NITR. AC., NUX VOM., PHOSPHOR., Plumbum, Psorin., PULSAT., Rthodod., Rhus tox., SELEN., Sepia, Silie., Spigel., STAPHIS., Sulphur, THUYA, Veratr., Zilc. - - onions, like: Bovist., Lycop. putrid, Carb. veg., Nux vom., /inus tox.,, Silie., Staphis., Stramnon. - rhubarb, like: Rheum. - rotten eggs, like: Plumbum, Staphis., Sulphur. sour: Aeon., Arnie., ARSEN., ASAR., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Ferr., Fluor. ac., Graphit., Hepar, Hyose., Ignat., IOD., Ipecac., Kali carb., Ledurn, LYCOP., Magn. carb.; Mferc. viv., Natr. mur., NITR. AC., Nux vom., Psorin., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., Staphis., SULPHUR, Sulph. ae., Thuya, VERATR. - - sulphur, like: Phosphor. -- -- sulphuretted hydrogen, like: Plumbum, Staphis.,. Sulphur. - - sweetish: Thiuya. - - sweetish-sour: Bryon., Pulsat. 190 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sweat; odor, urine, like: CANTHAR., Coloc., Nitr. ac. - wheat-bread, like: Ignat. - phosphorescent: Phosphor. - red: Arnic., Carb. veg., Dulcam., LACHES., NUX MOSCH. - shrivelling the fingers: Ant. crud., Merc. viv., Phosph. ac. - smarting: CHAMOM., Conium, Fluor. ac., Ipecac., Paris, Tarax. - soreness, causing: Coffea, FLUOR. AC., Helleb., Iod., Lycop., Ran. bulb., Silic., Zinc. - staining; the linen: Arsen., BELLAD., Carb. an., Graphit., Laches., Magn. carb., Mere. viv., Rheum, Selen. - - - yellow: Arsen., Bellad., Carb. an., GRAPHIT., LACHES., Magn. carb., Mere. viv., Rheum, SELEN., Thuya, Veratr. - red: Thuya. - skin and eyes yellow: Arsen. stiffening the linen: Merc. viv., Selen. -- viscous: Plumbum. - weakening: see debilitating. PARTIAL SWEAT. Sweat; head, only on the: Chamom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Stann. - - except on the: Bellad., Mere. viv., Nux vom., RHUS TOX., SAMBUC., Sepia, Thuya. - upper body, on the: Acon., Agar., Anac., Ant. tart., Argent., Arnic., ASAR., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Camphor., Canthar.,Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Euphras., Fluor. ac., Graphit., Guaiac., Ipecac., KALI CARB., Lauroc., Magn. carb., Mlagn. mur., Mere. corr., Mosch., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., OPIUM, PARIS, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., SWEA'i. 191 Ruta, Sabad., Secal., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., SULPH. AC., Valer., Veratr. Sweat; lower body, on the: Apis, Arsen., Asaf., Bryon., Calc. carb., Coloc., Conium, CROCUS, Droser., Euphorb., lyjosc., Mangan., Mere. viv., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Rhodod., Sepia, Silic., Thuya, Zinc. - one side, on, in general: Alum., Ambra, Anac., BARYT., Bellad., Bryon., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coccul., Fluor. ac., Ignat., NUX VOM., Phosphor., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sabin., Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, Thuya. - left side, on the: Anac., BARYT., Cinchon., Fluor. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Spigel., Stann., Sulphur. - right side, on the: Bellad., Bryon., Fluor. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Sabin. - anterior body, on the: Agar., Ambra, Anac., ARGENT., Arnie., Asar., Bellad., Bovist., Calc. carb., Canthar., Cina, COCCUL., Droser., Euphras., Graphit., Ipecac., Lauroc., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. mur., Nitrum, PHOSPHOR., Plumbum, Rheum, Ruta, Sabad., Secal., SELEN., Staphis. - posterior body, on the: Arsen., Cale. carb., Caustiec., Cinchon., Dulcam., Ferr., Guaiac., Laches., Ledum, Mangan., Mosch., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Paris, Petrol., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sabin., SEPIA, Stann., Stramon., Sulphur. - affected parts, on the: AMBRA, ANT. TART., Arsen., Bryon., Caustic., Coccul., Fluor. ac., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Stramon., STRONTIA. -- covered parts, on the: ACON., BELLAD., Chamom., Cinchon., Ledum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Spigel., Thuya. - itching parts, on the: Amm. carb., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Chamom., Coloc., Ipecac., Ledum, Lycop., MANGAN., Opium, Paris, Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Spong., Sulphur. - joints, only on the: AMM. CARB., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Droser., Ledum, Lycop., Mangan., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Stann., Sulphur. 192 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sweat; part on which one lies, of the: Acon., Bellad., CINCHON., NITR. AC., Nux vom., Pulsat. -single (small) spots, on: Mere. viv. -uncovered parts, on the: TIIUYA. -head, on the: Acon., Ambra, ANAC., Ant. tart., Apis, Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Camphor.,, Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cimex, Cina, Cinchon., Coloc., Digit., Graphit., GUAIAC., Hepar, Ipecac.,. Kali earb., Lauroc., Ledum, Magn. carb., Mayn. mzur., MERC. VIV., Merc. corr., Mezer., Mosch., MUR. AC., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Paris, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Plhosph. ac., Plumbum, PULSAT., RHEUM, Rhus tox., Ruta, Secal., Sepia, SILIC., ASpigel., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Vatler., Veratr. - - one side of the: Ambra, Baryt., Nux vom., PULSAT. ~Szildpur. - -- occiput, on the: Arsen., Anac., Calc. carb., Cinhon., Ferr., Magn. carb., Mosch., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., PHOSPII. AC., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Stann., SULPHUR. - - clammy: Clhamom., Merc. viv., Nux vom. cold: Bryon., Cina, Digit., Hrepar, Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Podophyl., Veratr. - ears, on the: Pulsat. - nose, on the: Bellad.; GCina, Lauroc., Natr. ntur., Rheum, Buta. - face, on the: Aeon., Alum.,Ambra,Amim.mur.,ANGUST., Ant. tart., Argent., Arnie., Arsen., Asaf., BELLAD., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Caapsie., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cicut., CINA, Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Conium, Crocus, CGuprum, Digit.,.Droser., Dulcam., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, Hyose., IGNAT., Ipecac., Kali carb., Lauroc., Ledum, LYCOP., Magn. carb., Mfere. viv., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., NUX VOM., OPIUM, Paris, Petrol., Platin., Plumbum, Psorin., PULSAT., Ran. scel., Rheum, Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., SAMBUC., Sarsap., Sepia, SILIC., SWEAT. 193 Sgigel., SPONG., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, VALER., Veratr., Viol. tr. Sweat; face, spreading from the: Sambuc. - - one side of the: Alum., Ambra, Baryt., NUX VOM., PULSAT., Sulphur. - - cold, on the: Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., CARB. VEG., CINA, Cinchon., Coccul., Crocus, Cuprum, Digit., Ipecac., MERC. CORR., Natr. mur., NVux vom., Opium, Oxal. ac., Platin., Rheum, Rhus tox., Ruta, Spigel., Spong., Staphis., Sulphur, VERATR. - forehead, on the: Angust., Cina, Guaiae., LEDUM, Mere. corr., NATR. CARB., OPIUM, Ran. scel., Rheum, SARSAP., Staphis., Valer., VERATR. - - cold, on the: Cina, Mere. eorr., OPIUM, Staphis., VERATR. - upper lip, on the: Acon., Coffea, Kali carb., Nux voln., Rheum. - pit of stomach, on the: Bellad., Nux vom., Secal. - abdomen, on the: AMBRA, ANAC., Argent., Asar., Canthar., CICUT., Droser., Ipecac., Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Plumbum, Rhus tox., Selen., Staphis. umbilicus, spreading from the: Rhus tox. -groins, in the: Ambra, Canthar., Selen., Sepia, Thuya. - anus, at the: Thuya. pubes, on the: Selen., Sepia, Thuya. - perinceum, on the: Alum., Aurum, Calc. carb., CJarb. an., Carb. v.,, Conium, Iepar, Nux vom., THUYA. - male genitals, on the: Agn. cast., Alum., Amm. carb., Arsen., AURUM, Baryt., Bellad., Calad., Cale. carb., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Conium, FLUOR. AC., aIepar, Jgnat., Lycop., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Mezer., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhodod., SELEN., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, THUYA. - - smelling sweetish (like honey): Thuya. -- offensive smelling: Fluor. ac., Sulphur. - scrotum, on the: Agn. cast., Amm. carb., Aurum, Baryt., 13. 194 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Bellad., Calc. carb., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Conium, Hepar, Ignat., Lycop., Magn. mur., Merc. viv., Mezer., Natr. sulph., Rhodod., Selen., SEPIA, Silie., Staphis., Sulphur, THUYA. Sweat; scrotum, on one side of the: Thuya. - female genitals, on the: Alum., Aurum, Bellad., Cale. carb., Canthar., Cicut., Conium, Fluor. ac., Hepar, Ignat., llferc. viv., Pulsat., SELEN., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur, THUYA. - throat, on the: Alum., Bellad., Cann. sat., Chamom., Clemat., Coffea, Euphorb., Ipecac., Kali carb., MANGAN., Nux vom., Paris, RHUS TOX., Spigel., STANN., Sulphur. - nape of the neck, in the: Anac., Arsen., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Ferr., Magn. carb. Mosch., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., PHOSPH. AC., Sepia, Silie., Spigel., Stann., SULPIHUR. - chest, on the: Agar., Anac., ARGENT., Arnic., Asar., Bellad., BOVIST., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Cimex, Cinchon., COCCUL., Droser., EUPHRAS., Graphit., Hiepar, Ipecac., Lycop., Mere. viv., Merc. corr., NITRUM, Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Rhus tox., Sabad., Secal., SELEN., Sepia, Silic., Spigel. - cold: Coccul., Hepar, Lycop., M-lere. corr. - -offensive smelling: Arnie., Graphit., IIepar, LYCOP., Phosphor., SELEN., Sepia. -axillke, in the: Asar., Bovist., BRYON., Cale. carb., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., DULCAM., IHepar, Kali carb., Laches., Merc. corr., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Petrol., Phosphor., RHODOD., Sabad., Secilla, SELEN., SEPIA, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thiuya, Veratr., Zinc. - - offensive smelling: Carb. veg., Duleam., HEPAR, Merc. corr., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Rhodod., Selen., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. - back, on the: Acon., ANAC., Arsoen., Calc. earb., Caustic., CINCHON., Coffea, IDulcam., Guaiac., Hepar, Ipecae., Kali bichr., Laches., Ledum, Lycop., iJfur. ac., Natr. carb., 1Vux vom., Paris, Petrol., Phosphor.,Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabin., SEPIA, Silic., Stann., Stramon., Sulphur. SWEAT. 195 Sweat; arm (whole), on the: Asaf., Asar., Ipecac., Petrol., Strontia. - forearm, on the: Petrol. - hands, on the: Aeon., AGN. CAST., Ambra, Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Camphor., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Digit., Dulcam., Fluor. ac., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Iod., Ipeeae., Kali bichr., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ae., Nux vom., Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sarsap., Sepia, Silie., Spigel., SULPHUR, THUYA, Yeratr., Zinc. - - cold: Arsen., Bellad., CANTIIAR., Chamom., U(ina, Hepar, Iod., Ipecae., Mere. corr., Nux vom., Oxal. ac., Rheunm, Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya. - - clammy: Anac., Arsen., Cale. carb., Coloc., Mere. viV., Nux vorn., PHOSPHOR., Spigel. -palms of the hands, in the: Aeon., Atmn. mur., Anae., Baryt., Bryon., Yale. carb., Camphor., Capsic., Chamonl., Conium, Digit., DULCAM., Fluor. ae., Helleb., Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., AIerc. viv., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Psorin., Rheum, Rhus tox., Spigel., SULPHUR. - fingers, on the: Agn. cast., Ant. crud., Baryt., Carb. veg., Ignat., Rhodod., Sulphur. - lower limbs (whole) on the: Arsen., Asaf., Borax, Cale. carb., CoToe., Conium, Crocus, Ilepar, HYOSC., Mangan., Mere. vivr., NITRUM, Phos;phor., Rhodod., Secal., Sepia, Zinc. - thighs, on the: AMBRA, ARSEN., CGarb. an., Coloc., Droser., Euphorb., Hyosc., Kali bichr., Mere. viv.:, Nux von., Rhus tox., Sepia, Thuya. - knees, on the: Amm. carb., Arsen.,Bryon., Calc. carb., Droser., Ledum, Lycop., Spong. 196 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sweat; leg, on the: Arsen., Bryon., Coloc., EUPHO:RB., Hyosc., MANGAN., Mere. viv., Mezer., Nux vom., PETROL., Podophyl., Rhodod., Sulphur. - feet, on the: Acon., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Angust., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., BARYT., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Camphor., (ann. sat., (Yanthar., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Chelid., COCCUL., Coffea, (oloe., Cuprum, Cyclam., Droser., Euphorb., Fluor. ae., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, IOD., Ipecac., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Ledum, Lyeop., ]liagn. tmur., Mangan., Mere. viv., Mezer., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ae., Plumbum, PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sabin., Scilla, Secal., Selen., SEPIA, SILIC.. Staphis., SULPIHUR, THUYA, Zinc. ascending from the: Bellad. cold: Angusth, Cann. sat., (Cnthar., CARB. VEG., Coccul., (uprulnm, Droser., Graphit., Hepar, Ipecac., LYCOP., MJagn. mur., Mere. viv., Mezer., MUR. AC., Nitr. ac., Oxal. ac., PULSAT., Scilla, Secal., Silie., STAPHIS., Sulphur, Thuya. offensive smelling: Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Arsen., BARYT., Cyclam., Graphit., KALI CARB., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Plunlbum, PULSAT., Sepia, SILIC., Sulphur. THUYA, Zinc. - - suppressed:.Apis, (uprum, Kali carb., Lycop., ifere. viv., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Selen. SEPIA, SILIC., Sulphur, Thuya. corroding: Coffea, FLUOR. AC., Helleb., Iod., Lycop., Ran. bulb., Silic., Zinc. - soles of the feet: Acon., AMM. MUR., Arnie.,. Chelid., Kali carb., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Petrol.,, Pluinhum, Sabad., Scilie., Sulphur. - toes, on and between the: Aeon., Arnic., Clemat.,. Cyclam., Ferr., Helleb., Kali carb., Ran. bulb., Scilla, Sepia, SILIC., Tarax., Thiu/a. AGGRAVATION. 197 AGGRAVATION. ACCORDING TO TIME. Morning (morning-sweat): Acon., Alum., Ambra, Amrn. earb., Atmm. mnur., Angust., Ant. crud., Apis, Argent., Arnic., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., Borax, Bovist., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Ohelid., Cicut., CINCHON., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Digit.,.Droser., Dulcam.,.Euphorb., Euphras., FERR., Graphit., Guaiac., HELLEB., HEPAR, Ignat., IOD., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lachnanth., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., MAGN. CARB., 3Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Merc. corr., MOSCH., Mlur. ac., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., OPIUM, Paris, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., SAMBUC., Selen., SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., Spong., STANN., Strontia,.Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Thuya, VERATR., Zinc. Forenoon: Aeon., Carb. veg., Cicut., FERR., HEPAR, Mere. viv., ANatr. carb., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Sabad., Selen.,.Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Strontia, Sulph. ac., Valer. Afternoon: Agar., Alum., Amm. mur., Bellad., Calad.,,Capsic., FLUOR. AC., HEPAR, Kali bichr., Lauroc., Lycop., Jlagn. mur., Nitrum, Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Selen., Stann., Staphis., Thuya, Zinc. Evening: Aeon., Agar., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Apis, ARSEN., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bovist., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Caustic., CHAMOM., CINCHON., Coloc.,,Coniume, EFluor. ac., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Hyosc., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Magn. carb., MENYANTH., Merc. vizv., Mur. ac., Nitrum, Opium, Phosph. ac., Psorin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sambuc., Sarsap., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Thuya, VERATR., Zinc. Night: Acon., Act. rac., Agar., Aluvmz., Ambra, AMIM. CARB., Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Argent., Arnic., ARSEN., Asar., Aurum, BARYT., Bellad., 198 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Borax, Bovist., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cicut., CINCHON., Clemat., COCCUL., Coffea, Coloc., C(onium, Crocus, Cuprum, Cyclam., -Digit., Droser., D)ulcam., Euphorb., Euphras., FERR., GRAPHIT., Guaiac., Helleb., HEPAR, Hyosc., Ignat., IOD., IPECAC., KALI CARB., LACHES., Lauroc. LEDUM, Lobel. inf., LYCOP., MAGN. CARB., Magn. mur., Mangan., M3enyanth., MERC. VIV., MJere. corr., MAur. ac., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, NITR. AC., NUX VOM., Oxal. ac., PETROL., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Platin., Psorin., PULSAT., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sabin., SAMBUC., SELEN., SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., Spong., STANN., STAPHIS., Stramon., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., TARAX., Thuya, Valer., VERATR., Viol. od., Viol. tr., ZINC. Midnight; before: Amm. mur., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Asar., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Canthar., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Chamom., Cinchon., Conium, HEPAR, Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Menyanth., Mere. viv., MUR. AC., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Opium, Phosph. ac., Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Sarsap., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur, TARAX., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. -after: Act. rac., Alum., AMBRA, Amm. mur., Argent., Arsen., Aurum, Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Chelid., Cinchon., Clemrat., Conium, Droser., Ferr., Graphit., HELLEB., HEPAR, Hyosc., KALI CARB., Lachnanth., Lauroc., Lycop., MAGN. CARB., MAGN. MUR., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Ran. seel., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Silic., STANN., Staphis., SULPHUR, Tarax., Thuya. Predominating during the day: Agar., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Dulcam., FERR., Graphit., Hepar, KALI CARB., LYCOP., Mere. viv., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Nux vorn., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., AGGRAVATION. 199 Rhus tox., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Veratr., ZINC. Periodically; returning: Alum., ANT. CRUD., Arsen., BARYT., Bovist., Calc. carb., Capsic., Carb. veg., CINCHON., Ferr., Ipecac., Laches., Lycop., Mur. ac., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Veratr. Attacks; frequent, short: Chamom., Cuprum, Ipecac., Natr. carb., Spigel., Stann., Sulph. ac., Valer. Every other (third) day: Ant. crud., Baryt., FERR., Nitr. ac. Hour; returning at a certain: Act. rac., Ant. crud., Bovist., Cina, Ignat., SABAD., Spigel. ACCORDING TO CIRCUMSTANCE. Air; in the cold: Arsen., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., Caustic., Cinchon., Guaiac., Hepar, Kali carb., Lycop., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia, Veratr. - in the open: Agar., Anac., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Ferr., Guaiac., Hepar, Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Sulph. ac., Thuya, Valer. Anger; after: Acon., Bryon., Chamom., Lycop., Petrol., SEPIA, Staphis. Arising from bed; when: Apis, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Chamom., Hepar, Laches., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sambuc., Selen., Sepia., Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya. Attacks of indisposition; before the: Mere. viv. - during the: Calc. carb., Camphor., Chamom., IERC. VIV., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Selen., SEPIA, Sulphur, TVeratr. - after the: Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., CUPRUM, Ferr., Hepar, Ignat., Magn. 200 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. carb., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Oleand., Plumbum, Sambuc., Secal., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr. Awake; while: Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Carb. an., Cinchon., Hepar, Merc. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., SAMBUC., Sepia, Thuya. Awaking; when: Alum., Ambra, Amm. mur., ANT. CRUD., Arnic., Arsen., Baryt., Borax., Calc. carb., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cicut., Cinchon., Clemat., Coloc., Conium, Crocus, Cyclam., Droser., Dulcam., Euphras., Ferr., Hepar, Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Mere. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., PARIS, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Sabad., SAMBUC., SEPIA, Silic., Spong., Staphis., SULPHUR, Tarax., Thuya. — after: Bellad., Bryon., Carb. an., Cinchon., Hepar, Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., SAMBUC., Sepia. Bed; in: Alum., Ambra, Amm. mur., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arsen., Asar., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cinchon., E UPHORB., Ferr., HELLEB., Hepar, Kali carb., Lycop., Magn. carb., MENYANTH., MERC. VIV., MUR. AC., Nitrum, Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., RHUS TOX., RUTA, Sabad., Sambuc., Sarsap., SELEN., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. Closing the eyes; when: Bellad., BRYON., Calc. carb., Carb. an., Caustic., Cinchon., CONIUM, Graphit., Laches., Magn. mur., Pulsat., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. Coition; after: Agar., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Kali carb., Laches., Petrol., Selen., SEPIA, Sulphur. Climacteric years; during the: Cale. carb., SULPH. AC. Convulsions: See Epileptic attacks. - after: See Epileptic attacks. Coryza; during the: Arsen., Cale. carb., Chamom., Kali carb., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Natr. mur., Silie. Coughing; while: Acon., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Digit., AGGRAVATION. 201 Droser., HEPAR, Ipecac., Kali carb., Lycop., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Selen., SEPIA, Spong., Sulphur, Veratr. Covering; from: Acon., BELLAD., Calc. carb., Chamom., Cinchon., Ledum, Lycop., Nitr. ae., Pulsat.,Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Discharges; from suppression of natural: BELLAD., Bryon., Calc. carb., Caustic., Chamom., CINCHON., Hepar, Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Natr. carb., Nux vomr., Opium, Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Selen., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Dreaming; while: Ledum. Drinking; while: Arsen., Cinchon., Ferr., Hepar, Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Selen., Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Tarax., T1eratr. - warm things: Bryon., IKali carb., MERC. VIY., Phosphor., Sulph. ac. Driving; after: Therid. Eating; while: Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Arsen., Baryt., Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. an., CARB. VEG., Caustic., Chamom., oniu, Graphit., Hepar, gnat., KALI CARB., Lauroc., Lycop., Magn. mur., Mar. ver., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., Xatr. mur., NITR. AC., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sarsap., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Sulph. ac., Valer. - after: Alum., Arsen., Borax, BRYON., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., CUarb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., Cinchon., Conium, Graphit., KALI CARB., LAUROC., Lycop., Natr. carb., Natr. mtur., NITR. AC., N2ux vorm., Paris, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ae., Rhus tox., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr., VIOL. TR. - - warm food: Bellad., Bryon., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Chamom., Euphorb., Ferr., Kali carb., Laches., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sepia, SULPH. AC., Thuya. Epileptic attacks; during: Bellad., Camphor., Carb. an., Nux vom., Sepia. 202 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Epileptic attacks; after: CUPRUMI, Ferr., Ignat., Magn. carb., Plumbum, Secal., Silic., Stramon. Exertion; bodily, from: Acon., Agar., Arsen., Asar., Bellad., Brom., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Chamom., Cinehon., Graphit., Hepar, IOD., Kali earb., Kreos., Laches., Ledum, LYCOP., Merc. viv., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., NITRUM, Nux vom., Rheum, RHUS TOX., Sabad., Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Stann., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr. - mental, (reading, writing) from: Bellad., Borax, GCale. carb., Graphit., HEPAR, Hyosc., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur. Fever; after the: Ant. tart., ARSEN., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., Calad., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Coloc., Cinehon., CUPRUM, Helleb., Hepar, Lycop., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Spigel., Thuya. Fright; after: Acon., Bellad., Lycop., Opium, Silic. Itching of the skin; after: Chamom., Coloc., Lycop., Rhus tox. Lying; while: Arsen., Bryon., Capsic., Chamom., Ferr., Hepar, Hyosc., Lycop., Natr. carb., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., SAMBUC., Sepia, Silic., Tarax., Valer. - in bed: see Bed. Lying down; after: Arsen., Asar., Lycop., MENYANTH., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sambuc., Selen., Tarax., Veratr. Menses; beforethe: Cale. carb., Lycop., Mangan., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. -at the beginning of the: Acon., Caustic., Chamom., Hyose., Phosphor., Sepia. during the: Cale. carb., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., GRAPHIT., Htyose., Kali carb., Kreos., Lycop., Magn. mur. Phosphor., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Veratr. Motion; during: Acon., Agar., AMBRA, Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Arsen., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Brom., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Canthar., CARB. AN., Carb. veg., AGGRAVATION. 203 Caustic., Chamom., CINCHON., Coccul., Dulcam., FERR., Fluor. ac., Gelsem., GRAPHIT., Guaiac., HEPAR, Iod., Ipecac., KALI CARB., Laches., Ledum, LYCOP., Magn. carb., MERC. VIV., NATR. CARB., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad. Sambuc., SELEN., SEPIA, SILIC., Spigel., STANN., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Valer., VERATR., ZINC. Motion; after: Agar., Arsen., Carb. veg., Caustic., Hyosc., Kali carb., RHUS TOX., SEPIA, Stann., Stramon., Sulph. ac., Valer. Pains; with the: Acon., Ant. tart., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Coloc., Dulcam., Hepar, Hyosc., LACHES., Lycop., MERC. VIV., NATR. CARB., Rhus tox., Selen., SEPIA, Spigel., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Reading: See Exertion; mental. Rest; during: Anac., Apis, Arsen., Asar., Cale. carb., Capsic., Conium, Ferr., Lycop., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Sambuc., SEPIA, Silic., Spong., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Valer. Riding in a carriage; when: Psorin. Room; in the: Acon., Agn. cast., Apis, Bryon., Caustic., Fluor. ac., Ipecac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur, Valer. Sitting; while: Anac., ARSEN.,. Asar., Cale. carb., Capsic., Caustic., Cinchon., Conium, PFerr., Lycop., Mangan., Natr. carb., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SEPIA, Spong., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax., Valer. Sleep; before falling asleep: Arsen., Calc. carb., MERC. VIV., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sarsap., Sepia, Tarax., Veratr. - when falling asleep: Ant. crud., Arsen., Cale. carb.,, Carb. an., Conium, Lycop., Magn. carb., MERC. VIV., Mezer., Mur. ac., Opium, Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sarsap., Sepia, SULPHUR, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr. 204 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Sleep; before: Bryon., Cinchon., Hepar, Mere. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., SAMBUC., Sepia. - at the beginning of: ARSEN., Bryon., Cale. carb., *arb. an., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Conium, Graphit., Lycop., Mere. viv., MUR. AC., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur, TARAX., THUYA, Veratr. - during: Aeon., Act. rac., Agar., Ant. crud., Ant. tart-., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cale. carb., iarb. an., Carb. veg., CIIAMOM., Chelid., Cicut., CINCHON., Conium, Cyclam., Digit., ]Euphras., Ferr., Hepar, HYOSC., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., Podophyl., PULSAT., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., SELEN., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. - after: Lachnanth. Stool; before: Acon., Ant. tart., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Caustic., Kali carb., MERC. VIV., Opium, Phosphor., Rhus tox., Veratr. - during: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Dulcam., Ferr., Hepar, Ipecac., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Rhus tox., Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur, VERATR. - after: ACON., Arsen., Calc. carb., Camphor., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Cinchon., Kali carb., Laches., Mere. viv., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Selen., Sepia, Sulphur, Veratr. Strangers; among: Ambra, BARYT., Lycop., Sepia, Stramon. Talking; from: Alum., Anac., Bryon., Gale. carb., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Fluor. ac., Graphit., Hepar, IOD., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., SELEN., Sepia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Veratr. Tobacco smoking; from: Arsen., Ipecac., Laches., Natr. mur., Selen., Spigel., Staphis., Tarax., Thuya. Toothache; during: Hyosc., Merc. vi,., Rhus tox., Sepia, Teratr. AMEL ORATIONS. 205 Urination; before: Ant. tart., Bryon., Coloc., Phosph. ac., R]hus tox. - during: Bellad., Hepar, Ipecac., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Phosph. ac., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. - after: Bellad., Coloc., Hepar, Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Selen., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. * Vertigo; during: Bellad., Ignat., Ipeeae., Rhus tox., Selen., Thuya, Veratr. Walking; when: Agar., Ambra, Amm. mur., Anac., Ant. tart., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Brom., BRYON., Calad., Cale. carb., Canthar., Garb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., COCCUL., Dulcam., Ferr., Fluor. ac., Graphit., Guaiac., ifepar, IOD., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Ledunm, LYCOP., Magn. carb., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Psorin., Pulsat., lRheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Selen., Seneg., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Valer., VTeratr., Zinc. - open air, in the: AGN. CAST., Amm. mur., Bellad., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., CINCHON., Coloc., Ferr., Guaiac., Hepar, Kali carb., Ledum, Lycop., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vont., Phosphor., Ph]osph. ae., Psorin., RHODOD., Rhus tox., Selen?., Sepia, Spigel., Stramon., Sulphur, Zinc. - - after: Alum., Ant. crud., Bryon., Canthar., Ferr.: Ledum, Menyanth., Petrol., Phosphor., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Ruta, SEPIA, Therid. Wind, in the: Arsen., BELLAD., Chamom., Cinchon., Lycop., Phosphor. Work; during manual: Amm. mur., Kali carb., Laches., Natr. tmur., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur. AMELIORATIONS. Awaking; after: Ant. crud., Arsen., Bellad., Chamom., CHELID., Cinchon., Cyclam., Euphras., Ferr., Helleb., 206 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Hyosc., NUX VOM., Opium, PHOSPHOR., PLATIN., PULSAT., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, THUYA. Drinking; water, after: Apis,Bryon.,CAUSTIC., Cuprum, Ipecac., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Tarax., Thuya. - wine, after: Acon., Apis, Conium, Laches., Opium, Sulph. ac., Thuya. Eating; while: Anac., Ignat., Laches., Mezer., PHOSPHOR., Zinc. - after: Alum., Cinchon., Cuprum, Ferr., Fluor. ac., Ignat., IKali carb., Natr.' carb., Petrol., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Veratr. Exertion; bodily, from: Ignat., Sepia, Stann. - mental, from: Ferr., Natr. carb. Lying in bed; while: Arsen., BELLAD., BRYON., Calc. carb., Caustic., Conium, Hepar, Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., NUX VOM., Rhus tox., Scilla, Silic., Staphis., Stranron., Sulphur. Motion; during: Anac., ARSEN., Asar., Bellad., Cale. carb., Capsic., Conium, Cyclam., Dulcam., Ferr., Lycop., Mere. viv., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabad., SAMBUIJC., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spong., Sulphur, SULPH. AC., Tarax., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. -after: see during rest. Rest; during: Acon., Ant. tart., Bellad., Bryon., Calad., Camphor., Carb. an., Hepar, Ipecac., Ledum, Merc. viv., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Platin., Selen., Staphis. Rising from bed; after: Alum., Ambra, Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsic., Carb. an., Caustic., Cinchon., Conium, Cyclam., Dulcam., Ferr., Helleb., Ignat., Iod., Kali carb., Lycop., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Mur. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabad., Selen., SEPIA, Spiyel., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, TValer., Veratr., 1Tiol. tr. CONCOMITANTS. 207 Room; in the: Bellad., Calc. carb., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., C(onium, Ferr., Laches., Mere. viv., NUX VOM., Petrol., Rhus tox., SELEN., Sepia, SILIC., Spigel., Stramon., Thuya, Valer. Sleep; falling asleep, when: Bryon., Mere. viv., Nux vomr., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., SAMBUC. - during: Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Carb. an., Cinchon., Hepar, Mere. viv., Auxvom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., SAMBUC., Sepia, Thuya. - after; see after awaking. Stool; after: Borax, BRYON., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Talking; from: Ferr., ilepar, Natr. carb. Uncovering; from: Aeon., Bellad., Calc. carb., CHAMOhM., Cinchon., Ferr., Ignat., LYCOP., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Walking in the open air: Alum., ARSEN., Capsic., Conium, Dulcam., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Tarax., Thiya, Viol. tr. Washing; after: Apis, Asar., (Calc. carb., Caustic., Euphras., FLUOR. AC., NUX VOM., Pulsat., Rhodod., Sabad., Spigel. Cessation of all complaints during the sweat: Psorin. Sweat relieves the pains: Gelsem. CONTCOMI[TANTS. Mood; anxious: Acon., Alum., Ant. crud., Arnic., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cicut., CINCHON., Coffea, Crocus, FERR., Graphit., Hepar, Ignat., Kreos., Lycop., MANGAN., llfere. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., Mur. ac., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vown., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sabad., Selen., SEPIA, Spong., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR, THUYA, V'eratr. 208 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Mood; changeable: Alum., Aurum, Crocus, Ferr., IGNAT., Platin., Stramon., Sulph. ac., Valer., Zinc. - complaining and lamenting: Aeon., Bryon., Ignat., Nux vom., Veratr. - crying out: Arnic., BELLAD., Calc. carb., Camphor., Chamom., CUPRUM, Lycop., OPIUM, Platin., Phosphor., Rheum, Stramon. - dejected: Acon., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Cale. carb., Cinchon., CONIUM, Hepar, Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sabin., SEPIA, Sulphur, Thuya. depressed: Apis, Bellad., Cinchon., Conium, Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur. - despairing: Acon., Arsen., Aurum, Bryon., (ailc. carb., CARB. VEG., Chamnom., Graphit., Lycop., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia, Stann., Veratr. - discontented: Bellad., Bryon., Natr. mur., Phosph. ac., Thuya. - disinclined to talk: Arnic., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Cinchon., Ignat., Merc. viv., Mur. ac., Opium, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Veratr. -- exciteable: Aeon., Bellad., CHAMOM., Coccul., COFFEA, Coniurz, Lycop., MAR. VER., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Sepia. - fear of death: Aeon., Arsen., Bryon., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Platin., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Veratr. - impatient: Aeon., Apis, Aurum, Chamom., Ignat., Mere. viv., Rhus tox., Sulph. ac., Zinc. impetuous: Aeon., Arsen., Bryon., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Coffea, Ferr., Hepar, Hyosc., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya. - listless: Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Laches., PHOSPHOR., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Selen., Sepia. - melancholy: Arsen., Aurumz, Cale. carb., Conium,, Ignat., Lycop., Natr. mur., Selen. - oversensitive: Aeon., Aurum, Baryt., Bellad., C(hamom., Cinchon., COFFEA, Conium, Nux vom., Selen., Sepia. CONCOMITANTS. 209 Mood; restless: Acon., Amnm. carb., Arnie., ARSEN., BELLAD., Bovist., BRYON., Calc. carb., Chamom., Cinchon., Ignat., LYCOP., Mere. viv., Nux vom., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., Sambuc., SEPIA, Silic., Stann., Sulphur, Veratr. - sensitiveness to noise: Arnic.,CAPSIC., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coffea, Lycop., Natr. carb., NUX VOM., Sabad., Zinc. - serene: Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Coffea, Crocus, OPIUM, Sarsap. - sighing and groaning: Aeon., Arsen., Baryt., BRYON., Chiamom., Cinchon., Coccul., Cuprum, IGNAT., Ipecac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Stramon., Veratr. - singing and trilling: Bellad., Crocus, Kali carb., Spong., Stramon., Veratr. - shy: Arsen., Bellad., Laches., Lycop., Pulsat., Sepia. - sorrowful: Aeon., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Graphit., Ignat., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux vom.,. Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. - startled easily: Aeon., Bellad., Cale. carb., Caustic., Chamom., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sabad., Sambuc., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur, Veratr. - suicidal mania: see weariness of life. - talkative: Arsen., Bellad., Calad., Coccul., Hyosc., Laches., Selen., Tarax. - tearful: Acon., Aurum, BELLAD., Bryon., Calc. carb., Chamom., Cinchon., Graphit., LYCOP., Nux vom., Petrol., Platin., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur, Veratr. - vexatious: Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., (Yhamom., Cinchon., Conium, Hepar, Merc. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., RHEUM, Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambuc., Sulphur, Thuya. - weariness of life: Alum., Arsen., Aurum, CALC. CARB., Hepar, 2lere. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia Silic., SFong., Thuya. 14 210 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Mood; whimpering and whining: Acon., Bellad., Bryon., Camphor., Cl(anrom,., Mere. viv., Rheum. Delirium: Aeon., Arsen., Aurum, BELLAD., Bryon., Cale. carb., CHAMOM., Cina, Cinchon., Dulcam., Hyosc., Iod., Ignat., Kali carb., Natr. mur., Nux vom., OPIUM, Phosph. ac., Platin., Sambuc., ST.RAMON., Sulphur, Veratr. Dullness of the head: Aeon., Angust., Arsen., BELLAD., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cap2sic., Cinchon., Droser., Graphit., Ipecac., Kali carb., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux vome., Opium, Phiosp.hor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sabad., SEPIA, Silic., Sutlphur, Thuya, Tlaler., Veratr. Excited fancy: Aeon., Carb. veg., Iod., Nitr. ac., Opium, Phosphor., Sulphur. Frenzy: see Delirium. Intellect brightened: CoQffa, Laches., Opium, Phosphor., Thuya, Valer., Viol. od. Muddled (Diiseligkcit): Bellad., BRYON., Calc. carb., Cinchon., Ipecac., Lauroc., Nux vom., Opium, Phosph. aec., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhlus tox., Stramon., Veratr. Rage: Aeon., Arsen., Bellad., Canthar., Caustic., Hyosc., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Sabad., Stramon., Veratr. Stupefaction: Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. earb., Chamom., HYOSC., Lauroc., Nux vom., OPIUM, Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Rhus tox., Stramon., Veratr. Unconsciousness: Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Camphor., Coccul., iHelleb., Hyosc., Mur. aec., Natr. mur., Opium, Phosph. ae., Rhus tox., Sepia, Samnbuc., Stramon. Vertigo: Alum., Apis, ARSEN., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Ignat., IPECAC., Lachnanth., Lauroc., Mere. corr., Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. aec., RHUS TOX., Selen., Sepia, Sulphur, Therid., Thiuya, Veratr. fHead, pains in the: Amm. carb., Angust., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., BRYON., Cale. earb., CONCOMITANTS. 211 Carb.veg.,Caustic.,CHAIMOM.,Cinchon.,Conium, Droser., Ferr., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ipecac., Kali carb., Ledum, Lycop., Mangan., Merc. viv., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrum, NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosphor., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur, Veratr. Head; external pains: ARSEN., CALC. CARB., Graphit., Ilepar, MERC. VIV., Mezer., Natr. mur., Phosdhor., J.Ihus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Thuya. Eyes; pain in the: Aeon., Arnic., Arsen., BELLAD., Bryon., Calc. carb., Canthar., Caustic., Chamom., Hepar, Ledum, LYCOP., Mere. viv., Natr. carb;, Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Silic., SPIGEL., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. pupils contracted: Camphor., Capsic., Chamorn., Coccul., Mezer., Mur. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., SEPIA, Silic., SULPIIUR, Thuya, Veratr. - - dilated: Bellad., Cale. carb., Cina, Ilepar, Hyosc., Opium, Spigel., Stramon. Sight; decreased power of vision: Bellad., Cale. carb., Caustic., Conium, Hepar, Hyosc., Mere. viv., NATR. MUR., Phosphor., Pulsat., Silic., STRAMON., Sulphur. - fire before the eyes, like: Bellad., Caustic., Kali carb., Natr. mur., Nux vorm., Pulsat., Spigel. - flickering before the: Caustic., Chamom., Graphit., Lycop., iVux vom., SEPIA, Staphis. - aversionto light: Acon., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad.,Bryon., Cale. carb., Chamomr., Cinchon., Graphit., Hepar, Lycop., Mere. Niv., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Stramon., SULPHUR. Ears; pain in the: ACON., Bellad., CALAD., GYalc. carb., Caustic., GRAPHIT., Lycop., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Pulsat., SEPIA, Sulphur, Thuya. - humming in the: ARSEN., Bellad., Cale. carb., U(austic., Graphit., Hepar, Lycop., NUX VOM., Pulsat., Sabad., Sepia, SULPHUR. 212 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Nose; pains in the: Caustic., Mere. viv., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHODOD., lRhus tox., Thuya. - coldness of the: Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Veratr. - itching of the: Cina, Laches., Merc. viv., Selen., Silic. Face; pain in the: Bryon., Cale. carb., Mezer., Nux vom., Sepia, SPIGEL., Thuya. - bluish red: Apis, Bellad., Bryon., LACHES., Opium, Sambuc. - cold: Camphor., Chainom., Cina, Hyosc., Lyco p., VERATR. - - cheeks: Bellad., Chamom. - forehead: Carb. veg., Cina, Veratr. - hot: Acon., Bellad., CALC. CARB., Chamom., Cinchon., Coffea, CONIUM, Ferr., Ignat., NUX VOM., Sabad., Silic., Stramon., Tarax., Valer. - pale: Arsen., Bellad., CINA, Cinchon., Lyeop., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SELEN., Sepia, Sulphur,VERATR., - puffed up: AMM. MUR., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Chamom., LYCOP., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia. - red: Acon., Agar., Alum., Amm. mur., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Chamom., CINCHON., Coffea, Conium, Ferr., Hepar, Hyosc., IGNAT., Lycop., Merc. viv., Nux vom., OPIUM, Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sambue., SEPIA. SULPHUR, Veratr., Zinc. - shining, greasy looking: Natr. mur., Rhus tox., Selen. - yellow: CINCHON., Conium, Ferr., NATR. MUR., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. Lips; dryness of the: Acon., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Cinchon., Ferr., Mere. viv., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Veratr. - eruption on the: Ant. crud., Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Caustic., Ignat., Ipecac., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic. CONCOMITANTS. 213 Lips; swelling of the: Apis, Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Conium, Mezer., Natr. mur., Sulphur. Submaxillary glands; swelling of the: Calad., Kali earb. Teeth; pains in the: Bryon., CARB. VEG., Chamnone., Cinchon., Graphit., HYOSC., Kali carb., Nux vom., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Staphis., Zinc. Gums; bleeding of the: Arsen., Carb. veg., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Sepia, STAPHIS., Sulphur. - swelling of the: Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Mere. viv.,.Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur. Mouth; burning in the: Apis, Arsen., Chamom., Mezer., Petrol. - dryness of the: Acon., Amm. mur., Apis, Baryt., Bryon., Chamom., Laches., Lycop., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Sabad., SEPIA, Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - offensive odor from the: Aeon., ARNIC., Bryon., Carb. veg., Chamom., Ipecac., Laches., MERC. VIV., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Pulsat. - saliva, increase of: Bellad., Cinchon., Droser., Dulcam., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Rhus tox., Spigel. Tongue; coated: Ant. crud., Bellad., Bryon., Chanmorn., Ipecac., Lycop., Mere. viv., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Sulphur. - dry: Arsen., Bellad., Cale. earb., Mere. viv., Mezer., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Sulphur. Throat; pains in the: Aeon., Apis, BELLAD., Bovist., Chamom.,Conium, DROSER., Kali carb., Laches., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac.,. Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., SEPIA, Sulphur, Thuya. 214 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Throat; burning: Aeon., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Chamom., )Merc. viv., Mlezer., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sulphur, Veratr. - dryness of the: BELLAD., Chamom., Coccul., Hyosc., Laches., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., Sabad., Selen., Staphis, Stramon., Veratr. - inflammation of the: ACON., Amm. mur., Apis, Baryt., BELLAD., Bryon., Chamom., Conium. Laches., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sepia, Sulphur. I- - uvula, of the: Aeon., Bellad., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Mere. viv., NUX VOM., Sulphur. Appetite; want of: Alum., Anac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arsen., Canthar., CINCHON., CONIUM, Cyclam., Ipecac., Kali earb., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rheum, RHUS TOX., Sabad., SAMBUC., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Loathing of food: Amm. carb., Ant. crud., ARSEN., Bryon., CHAMOM., Ipecac., Kali carb., Rheum. Hunger; (canine hunger): Arsen., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsie., Chamom., Cimex, CINA, C(inchon., Coccul., Ignat., Iod., Lyeop., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Ruta., Sabad., SILIC., Staphis., YTeratr. Thirst: Acon., Alum., Ant. crud., Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., CHAMOM., Chelid., CINCHON., Coffea, )Diadem., Hepar, Jod., Lyeop., Magn. mour., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., NATR. MUR., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Silic., STRAMON., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., TARAX., Thuya, Veratr. - between heat and sweat: Agn. cast., Amm. mvur., Ant. tart., Bryon., CINCHON., Coffea, CYCLAM., NUX VOIM., Opium, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stann., Stramon. - after the sweat: Amm. mur., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arsen., Bellad., Cinchon., Ignat., LYCOP., Natr. mur., Niux vom., Rhus tox. CONCOMITANTS. 215 Thirstlessness: Agn. cast., Amm. mur., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Camphor., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Coffea, Cyclam., Digit., Euphorb., HELLEB., Hepar, IGNAT., Mangan., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Natr. sulph., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sabin., SAMBUC., SEPIA, Spigel., Staphis., Stramon., Thuya, VERATR. Taste; bitter: Aeon., Alum., Ant. crud., Arsen., BRYON., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Hepar, Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur, Veratr. - putrid: Arnic., Carb. veg., Chamom., Conium, Mere. viv., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur. - offensive: Ant. crud., Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., KALI CARB., Aux vom., Pulsat., Sepia, Stann., Staphis., Valer., Zinc. - salty: Ant. tart., Arsen., BELLAD., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Sulphur. Eructations; in general: Alum., Ant. crud., Arnic., Bellad., BRYON., Carb. veg., Coccul., Conium, Merc. viv., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SABAD., -Sepia, Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr. Nausea: Ant. crud., ARSEN., Bryon., Cinchon., Conium, Droser., Hepar, IGNAT., IPECAC., Kali carb., Ledum, Lycop., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., AS'elen., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., THUYA, Veratr. Qualmishness; (water running together in the mouth): Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Caustic., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sepia, SILIC., Sulphur, Yeratr. Vomit; disposition to: Aeon., ARSEN., CIIHAMOM., Droser., Ipecac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., SEPIA, Veratr. 216 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Vomiting; in general: Ant. crud., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Camphor., CHAMOM., CINA, Cinchon., Conium, PFerr., Hepar, Hyose., Ignat., IPECAC., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Natr. carb., Nux vom., Pulsat., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Stramon., SULPHUR, Therid., Thuya, Veratr. - bitter: Ant. crud., Arsen., Bryon., CHAMOM., CINCHON., Ignat., Ipecac., Merc. viv., Niux vom., Pulsat., Sepia, Veratr. - ingesta, of the: Arsen., Bryon., Cina, FERR., Ignat., Nux vom., Silic. m- ucus: Chamom., Ignat., Pulsat. - sour: Calc. carb., Cinchon., LYCOP., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia, Sulphur. Stomach; pains in the: Arnic., ARSEN., Bryon., Calc. earb., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coccul., Ferr., Ipecac., Lycop., Nux vom., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr. Liver; pains in the: Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Chamom., CINCHON., Kali carb., Laches., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Sabad., SEPIA, Thuya. Spleen; pains in the: Arnic., Asaf., Bryon., CARB. VEG., Cinchon., Ferr., Ignat., NATR. MUR., Rhus tox., Selen., Sulph. ac., Thuya. Abdomen; pains in the, in general: Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arsen., Baryt., BELLAD., Bovist., Bryon., Cale. carb., CHAMOM., Cina, Cinchon., Coloc., Ferr., Helleb., Kali carb., Lycop., Merc. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., RHUS TOX., SEPIA, STRAMON., Strontia, Sulphur, Thuya, VERATR. Flatulence; affections from: Arnic., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Graphit., Ignat., Lycop., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Staphis., Veratr. CONCOMITANTS. 217 Diarrhoea: Acon., Ant. crud., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Cale. carb., Capsic., CHAMOM., Cina, Cinchon., Coffea, Conium, MERC. VIV., Mere. corr., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sepia, Silic., STRAMON., Sulphur, Veratr. Constipation: Ant. crud., APIS, Arnic., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Cinchon., COCCUL., Conium, Dulcam., Graphit., ]Lycop., Mere. viv., Mezer., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., OPIUM, Sabad., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr. Urging to stool: Arsen., Capsic., Caustic., Coccul., Bierc. viv., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., Staphis., SULPHUR. i- neffectual: Arsen., Capsic., Coccul., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Rheum, Rhus tox., SULPHUR. Urine; brown: Acon., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Canthar., Carb. veg., Hepar, Ipecac., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Selen., SEPIA, Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - cloudy: Cina, Cinchon., C(onium, Dulcam., Ignat., IPECAC., MERC. VIV., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia. - pale: Arnic., Bellad., Cinchon., Conium, Ignat., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stramon., Thuya. - stinking: Arsen:, Carb. veg., Dulcam., Nitr. ac., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sepia, Thuya,Viol. tr. Urination; frequent, too: Ant. crud., Baryt., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Ignat., Kali carb., Laches., LYCOP., Merc. viv., Mur. ac., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Scilla, Selen., Staphis., SULPHUR, Thuya. - painful: CANTHAR., CHAMOM., Hepar, Lycop., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., Pulsat., Sulphur, Thuya. - profuse, too: ACON., Ant. crud., Bellad., Chanmomr., DULCAM., Ignat., Laches., Lycop., Magn. carb., M1tr. ac., 218 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Natr. carb., Natr. mur., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Sambuc., Scilla, Seneg., Spigel., Stann., Stramon., Thuya. Urination; scanty, too: Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Digit., Dulcam., Graphit., HELLEB., Hepar, Hyosc., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., 2Nux vom., OPIUI, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Staphis., SULPHUR, Veratr. - seldom, too: Aeon., Arsen., Camphor., Canthar., U(inchon., Hepar, Hyosc., Nux vom., Opium, Pulsat., Sepia, Stramon. — supressed: Aeon., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Camphor., Cvanthar., Dulcam., Hyosc., Lycop., OPIUM, Pulsat., Stramon., Sulphur. Urging to urinate: Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., BRYON., Canthar., Caustic., Dulcam., Graphit., Helleb., Hyosc., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Mur. ac., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Scilla, Staphis., Sulphur, THUYA. - ineffectual: ARSEN., Camphor., Canthar., Caustic., Digit., Dulcam., Hyosc., -Nux vom., Pulsat., Sulphur. Sneezing: Ant. tart., BELLAD., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cina, Cyclam., Laches., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Silic., Staphis., SULPHUR. Coryza; fluent: Amm. mur., Ant. tart., Arsen., BELLAD., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cyclam., Euphras., Laches., MERC. VIV., Mezer., Natr. carb., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Scilla, Selen., Silic., SULPHUR, Thuya. - dry: Bryon., Calad., Cale. carb., Dulcam., Ipecac., Kali carb., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sambue., Silic. Dryness of the nose: Bellad., Cale. earb., Graphit., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Silic. Breathing; anxious: Acon., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., CONCOMITANTS. 219 CHAMIOMI., Ignat., Ipecac., Opium, Phosphor., Pulsat., Rliu.s tox., Sambuc., Spong., Stramon. Breathing; deep: Bryon., Ipecac., Opium, Phosphor., PHIOSPH. AC., Ran. bulb., iSelen., Silic., Stramon. - oppressed (oppression of the chest): Aeon., ARSEN., Bellad., BRYON., CHAMOM., Ignat., IPECAC., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sambuc., SEPIA, SULPHUR, Thuya, VERATR. - rattling: Ant. tart., CHAMOI., Ferr., Hyosc., Ipecac., L/ycop., Opium, Stramon. Breath; cold: Carb. veg., Cinchon., Mur. ac.,Rhus tox., VERATR. - hot: Acon., C(hanom., Rhus tox., Sabad., Strontia, Zinc. - shortness of: Acon., Anac., ARSEN., Bryon., Cina, Ferr., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., Lycop., Jiangan., Natr. carb., NUX VOM., Opium, PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sambuc., SEPIA, SULPHUR, Veratr., Zinc. Cough, with expectoration: Ant. tart., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., -Digit., D)roser., Ferr., ]lerc. viv., N3atr. carb., Nitrum, PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Scilla, SEPIA, Silic., Spong., Sulphur., Thuya, Veratr. - without expectoration: Aeon., Ant. tart., Apis, ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Caustic., CHAMOM., Coffea, Conium, Droser.. Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., Ledum, Lycop., Merc. viv., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NVux vom., PHOSPHOR., Pulsat., RItUS TOX., Sabad., Sambuc., SEPIA, Spong., Strontia, SULPHUR, Veratr. Larynx; pains in the: Aeon., Apis, BELLAD., Bovist., Coniumi, Droser., Hepar, Kali carb., Laches., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., SEPIA, Spong., Sulphur. - dryness of the: Arsen., CALC. CARB., C(austic., Droser., Hlepar, Mangan., Mezer., Opium, Phosphor., Selen., SPONG., Sulphur, Thuya, ZINC. 220 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Voice; hoarse: Aeon., Carb. veg., Chamom., Droser., Hepar, NUX VO~i.. Phosphor., Silic., Spong., Sulphur, Thuya. External throat; pains in the: Bellad., Cale. earb., Conium, Laches., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya. - sensitiveness of the: Bellad., Cinchon., Laches., Scilla. - swelling of the glands: BELLAD., Cale. carb., Chamom., Lycop., Mere. viv., Rhus tox., Spong., Staphis., Thuya. Nape of the neck; pains in the: Aeon., Amm. carb., Graphit., Mosch., Sabin., Sulphur. -stiffness of the: Acon., Bellad., Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. Chest; pains in the, in general: Acon., Apis, Arsen., BELLAD., Bovist., BRYON., Calad., Cale. carb., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Dulcam., Ipecac., Kali carb., Lycop., Mezer., Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur. - congestion to the: Acon., Apis, Bellad., Bryon., Cinchon., NUX VOMI., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Sulphur. - rising in the, sensation of: Mere. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Spigel., Thuya. Heart; palpitation of the: Acon., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Hepar, Ignat., Lycop., Mere. viv., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Sarsap., SEPIA, Spigel., Sulphur. Mammse; swelling of the: Bryon., Calc. carb., Chainom., Pulsat., Silic. CONCOMITANTS. 221 Milk increased: Acon., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cinchon., Conium, Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stramon. - vanishing of: Agn. cast., Bryon., Cale. carb., Chamom., Cinchon., -Dulcam., Ignat., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Zinc. Scapulae; pains in the: Amm. mur., Arsen., Baryt., tellad., Calc. carb., Caustic., Cinchon., Kali carb., Merc. viv., Natr. carb., NUX VO'M., Rhus tox., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur. Back; pains in the: Acon., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnie., ARSEN., Bellad., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Cinchon., Coccul., Ignat., Kali carb., Lycop., Merc. viv., NATR. MUR., NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., SEPIA, Silic., SULPHUR, Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Small of the back; pains in the: Acon., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Baryt., Bryon., CALC. CARB., C(austic., Chamom., Cinchon., Coccul., Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Lycop., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabin., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Os coccygis; pains in the: Arnic., Arsen., Borax, Calc. carb., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Graphit., Hepar, Ignat., Mere. viv., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Sulphur. Upper limbs; pains in the: Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coffea, Digit., Helleb., Ignat., Ledum, LYCOP., MERC. VIV., Mere. corr., Nitrum, NUX VOM., Opium, Phosphor., Pulsat., RHODOD., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sepia, SULPHUR, Tarax., Zinc. - - joints, of the: Cale. carb., Caustic., Cinchon., HELLEB., Kali carb., Ledum, Lycop., Merc. viv., Nitrum, Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Sarsap., Sepia, SULPHUR, Thuya, Zinc. Hands; blue: Amm. carb., Apis, Baryt., Calc. carb., Camphor., SAMB LJC., Veratr. - cold: Arnic., Bellad., Camphor., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Ipecac., Lycop., Mezer., NITR. AC., Nux vom., 222 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Phosphor., PRius tox., SAMBUC., Scilla, Selen., Sepia, SULPHUR, Thuya, TVeratr. Hands; dead, as if: Calc. carb., Lycop., Nnx vorn., Pulsat., Sepia, Thuya, Zinc. - distention of the blood vessels: Amm. carb., Baryt., Phosphor., SallphAur, Thuya. heat, of tle: Acon., (Cale. earb., Itelleb., Lycop., NUX YOM:, Opium, Phosphor., Scilla, SEPIA, Staphis. — jerking of the: Bryon., CLhan2om)., Cina, Cinchon., Cuprum, Ignat., Opium, Rheum, RHUS TOX. - trembling of the: Ant. tart., Bryon., Cinchon., Coccul., Mire. viv., Opium, Phosphor., B]hus tox., Sp1]hu r. Thumbs turned in: Bellad., Ch(anaom., Hyosc., Ignat., Stann., Stramon., Viol. tr. Fingers; cold: Ant. tart., Chamom., Chelid., Tarax., Thuya. - dead, as if: Amm. mur., Ant. tart., Arsen., C(ale. carb., VChamom., Chelid., Hepar, NUX VOM., Pulsat., SULPHUR, Thuya, T'eratr. - heat of the: Sabad., Thuya. - shrivelling of the: Ambra, ANT. CRUD., Cuprum, MlERC. YIV., Phosph. ac., Yeratr. Nails blue: C(ielid., Cinchon., Coccul., Digit., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Silic. Lower limbs; pains in the: Amnm. carb., ANT. TART., Arnie., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bgyon., Caec. earb., Canthar., Carb. veg., Caustic., Cinchon., Helleb., Ignat., Ledum, Lycop., MERC. VIV., Mere. cor)r., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, INUX VOM., Opium, P]hosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Ruta, SABAD., SEPIA, Silic., SULPHUR., Tarax., Thuya, VTeratr. - heaviness of the: Bellad., Cale. earb., Canthar., Cinhchonl. Ielleb., Ignat., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Phosphor., P1tlsat., Rtits tox., Sep)ia, Stann., SULPHUR, Thuya. CONCOMITANTS. 223 Lower limbs; restlessness of the: Alum., Amm. carb., Arnie., ARSEN., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon.,CALC. CARB.,Carb. veg., Caustic., Ipecac., LYCOP., Mlere. viv., Mosch., Nitr. ae., Phoslphor., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Scilla, SEPIA, Silic., SULPHUR, Thuya. Hips; pains in the: Aeon., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., (ale. carb., Caustic., Chamom., Hepar, Merc. viv., Nux vom., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur. Thighs; pains in the: Arnic., ARSEN., Cinchon., Mere. viv., Mezer., NATR. MUR., Nux vom., Rhus tox., Sqpia, Staphis., Thuya. - coldness of the: Calad., Cale. carb., Nux vom., Sulphur, Thuya. Knees; pains in the: Baryt., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Cinchon., Ferr., HELLEB., Ledum, Lycop., lMere. viv., Natr. tnur., Nux voq., Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., SEPIA, Stann., Staphis, SULPHUR, Thuya, Veratr. - coldness of the: Agn. cast., Arsen., Cinchon., Pulsat., SEPIA, Sulphur. Legs; pains in the: Aeon., Ammn. carb., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Graphit., Ignat., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mezer., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur. Feet; cold: Aeon., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arnic., Calc. carb., Caustic., Cinchon., Conium, Graphit., Ipecac., Laches., LYCOP., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Phosph6r., Podophyl., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SAMBUC., Scilla, Selen., SEPIA,- Silic., SULPHUR, Thuya, Yeratr. - dead, as if: Bellad., Calc. earb., Graphit., SulpThur. - heat of the: Aeon., Bryon., Ledum, Nux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Scilla, Staphis, Sulphur. - swelling of the: Arsen., Cale. carb., Caustic., Ferr., Lycop., Merc. viv., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Selpia, Silic., Sulphur, Sulph. ac. Limbs; pains in the, in general: Aeon., Alum., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. 224 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEyERS. CARB., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Colchic., Dulcam., Ferr., Helleb., Ignat., Kali carb., LYCOP., MERC. VIV., Liere. corr., Nitrum, NUX VOM., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., SEPIA, Silic., SULPHUR, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr, Zinc. Limbs; bending and stretching the: Alum., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Chamom., Natr. mur., Nux vom., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur. - beaten, feel as if: Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., CINCHON., Coccul., Hepar, Ignat., Magn. carb., Merc. viv., Mosch., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHODOD., Rhus tox., Ruta, Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. - crawling in the: Aeon., Arnic., ARSEN., Colchic., Platin., RHUS TOX., Secal., Sepia, Silic., Stramon. - heaviness of the: Apis, Bellad., CALC. CARB., Helleb., Merc. viv., NUX VOM., RHUS TOX., Stramon., Staphis., Sulphur. - lameness of the: Acon., Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Cina, Coccul., Cyclam., Ignat., Nux vom., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sabad., Sabin. - go "to-sleep": Apis, Cale. carb., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Chamom., ~ Cinchon., Coccul., Graphit., Ignat., Kali carb., LYCOP., MERC. VIV., Natr. mur., NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., BRhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Apoplexy: Acon., Bellad., Calc. carb., Coccul., Hyosc., Laches., Lycop., Nux vom., OPIUM, Sepia, Silic., Stramon., Thuya. Blood-vessels; beating in the: Aeon., Arsen., BELLAD., Calc. carb., Cinchon., Graphit., Hepar, Merc. viv., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Selen., SEPIA, Sulphur, Thuya, Zinc. - burning in the: Arsen., Bryon., Hyosc., Rhus tox. - distention of the: Amm. carb., Arnic., Bellad., Camphor., Cinchon., Coccul., Crocus, Cyclam., FERR., Hyosc., Lycop., CONCOMITANTS. 225 Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sepia, Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. Excitability; nervous: Acon., Apis, Bellad., Capsic., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coffea, Ferr., Kali carb., Alar. ver., NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosph. ac., SEPIA, Sulphur, Valer., Veratr. Fainting: Arnie., Bryon., Ignat., N2x voew., Petrol., Selen., Sulphur, Therid., Thuya. Floccillation: Acon., Arsen., BELLAD., Chamom., Cinchon., Hepar, Hyosc., Iod., MUR. AC., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ae., Rhus tox., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya. Insensibility: Arsen., Bellad., Cale. carb., Cann. sat., Caustic., IHyosc., Ignat., Lycop., MUR. AC., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stramon., Thuya. Jerkings: Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Caustic., Chamom., Coloc., Cuprumn, Ilyosc., Ignat., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nux vom., OPIUM, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Secal., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr., Viol. tr. Lassitude (weakness): Acon., Ambra, Anac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Argent., Arnic., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, BRYON., Calad., CALC. CARB., Camphor., Canthar., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., CINCHON., COCCUL., Crocus, Cuprum, Digit., Droser., FERR,, Graphit., Hyosc., Ignat., IOD., Ipecac., Kali carb., Kreos., Lauroc., Lycop., Menyanth., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., Natr. tmur., Nitrum, NITR. AC., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph. ae., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rheum, B7Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad., SAMBUC., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Stann., SULPHUR, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr. Lie down; desire to: Aeon., Apis, ARSEN., Bryon., Calad., Canthar., Chamom., Coccul., Cyclam;, NUX VOM., Sepia. Muscles; jerking of the: Bellad., Coloc., Cuprum, Iod., Kali carb., Mezer., Natr. carb., Opium, Platin., RHUS TOX., Secal., Spong., Viol. tr. Prostration: Apis, Carb. veg., Caustic., CINCHON., 13t 226 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Lycop., Merc. viv., Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ae., SamLuc.,, Selen., Spong., Stann., Valer. Restlessness; bodily: Aeon., Amm. carb., Anac., Ant. tart., Arnie., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., BRYON., CALC. CARB., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coffea, Ferr., Hyose., Ignat., Ipecae., Lyeop., Magn. earb., Magn. mur., MERC. VIV., Mere. corr., Moseh., Ifur. ae., Nitr. ac., NTux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Rheum, RHUS TOX.,'Ruta, Sabin., Sambue., SEPIA, Silic., Spong., Staphis., Stramon., Thuya, Valer., Veratr. Spasms; clonic: BELLAD., CHAMOM., Cicut., Coccul., Cuprum, Ifyose., OPIUM, Sepia, Stramon., Thuya, Veratr. - tonic: Bellad., Cicut., Coccul., Nux vom., Petrol., Platin., Sepia, Veratr. Stitches; bones, in the: Bellad., Cale. earb., Caustic., Conium, Helleb., Mere. viv., Pulsat., Sarsap., Sepia. j- oints, in the: Baryt., Cale. carb., HELLEB., Kali carb., Mere. viv., RHUS TOX., Silic., Spigel., Tarax., Thuya. - muscles, in the: Bellad., BRYON., Cale. carb., Merc. viv., Pulsat., Rhius tox., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya. Tearing (drawing); bones, in the: Argent., Cinchon., Cyclam., Kali carb., Mere. viv., Rhodod., Sabin., Staphis. — joints, in the: Agn. cast., Cale. carb., Caustic.,. HELLEB., Kali carb., Lycop., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., RHUS TOX., Strontia, Sulphur, Thuya, Zinc. - muscles, in the: Aeon., Ant. crud., Arnie., Arsen.,. Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Capsic., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon., Colchic., Dulcam., Ferr., Hepar, Ignat., Kali carb., Ledum, Lycop., Hlere. viv., Mere. corr.,, Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhodod., Rhus tox., SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Strontia, Sulphur, Tarax.,. Veratr., Zinc. Trembling: Arnic., ARSEN., Bellad., Borax, Bryon, Cale. carb., Camphor., Cicut., Coccul., Conium, Ylgnat., Lycop., Magn. mur., Merc. viv., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Opium, CONCOMITANTS. 227 Platin., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Ruta, SEPIA, Stramon., SULPHUR,Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Zinc. Uncover; desire to: Acon., Apis, Asar., Bovist., CALC. CARB., Chamom., Coffea, -EuLphorb., FERR., Fluor. ac., Ignat., Iod., Ledum, Lycop., Mosch., MUR. AC., Nitr. ac., OPIUM, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Pulsat., Secal., Seneg., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Uncovering; unbearable: Amm. carb., Aurum, Carb. an., Carb. veg., Cicut., Cinchon., CLEMAT., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Conium, GRAPHIT., HIEPAR, Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., ]iagn. carb., Merc. viv., NATR. CARB., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Petrol., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., SAMBUC., Scilla, Sepia, Silic., Stramon., STRONTIA, Viol. tr. Stretching and bending of the limbs: Alum., Bellad., BORAX, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Caustic., Chamom., NATR. MUR., Nux vomn., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sepia, Spong., Sulphur. Yawning: Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Caustic., Cina, Crocus, Ignat., Kali carb., Kreos., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Opium, Phosphor., Platin., Rhus tox., Sabad., SEPIA. Sleepiness: Acon., Ant. crud., ANT. TART., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., BELLAD., Borax, CALAD., Capsic., Ct-IAMOM., Cina, Crocus, Cyclam., Iepar, Ignat., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., MEZER., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vorn., OPIUM, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, PULSAT., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr., Viol. tr. Sleep: Acon., Anac., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., BELLAD., C(alad., Calc. carb., Camphor., Capsic., Cicut., Conium, Crocus, Dulcam., Hepar, Hyosc., IGNAT., Laches.. Ledum, Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Mezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., NITR. AC., Nux mosch., OPIUM, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Sabad., Secal., Spong., Stramon., Valer., Veratr. - after the sweat: Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Borax, Calad., Chamom., Ignat., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., OPIUM, Plumbum, Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia. 228 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. During sleep; blowing exhalation: Cinchon. - dreaming: Acon., ARSEN., Bryon., Cinchon., Nux vom., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., SEPIA, Silie., Spigel., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya. - moaning and lamenting: Acon., Arnic., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Calad., Cale. carb., (hamom., Coccul., Ignat., Ipecac., Aaur. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Silic., Stramon., Thuya. -- murmuring: Apis, Bellad., Alur. ac., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., RRhus tox., Silic. - sliding down in bed: Arsen., Jur. ac. - snoring: Anac., Cinchon., Graphit., I1yosc., Ignat., Mur. ae., Nux vom., OPIUM, Silic., Stramon. - starting: Aeon., Apis, Arnic., BELLAD., Bryon., Charnom., Cinchon., Ipecac., Lycop., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., Sambuc., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur. Somnolence: Aeon., ANT. TART., Apis, Bellad., Calc. carb., Camphor., Cicut., Cinchon., Conium, Crocus, Hlepar, Hyosc., Ipecac., Ledum, Nux mosch., OPIUM, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., RHUS TOX., Secal., Spong., Stramon., Valer., Veratr. Sleeplessness: Alum., Amm. carb., Amm. mur., ANAC., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., C(helid., Cicut., CINCHON., Clemat., Coccul., COFFEA, Conium, Droser., Graphit., Hepar, Ignat., Kreos., Lauroc., Ledum, Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mosch., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., PHOSPH. AC., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., BRhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sabin., Sarsap., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Strontia, Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya, Veratr. Bone-pains: Arnic., Cinchon., Ignat., Natr. mur., Pulsat. Glands; swelling of the: Bellad., Lycop., Mere- viv., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Rhus tox., Sepia, Silic., Sulphur. RELATION OF THE FEVER STAGES. 229 Skin; burning: Acon., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Capsic., Laches., Lycop., MERC. VIV., Mezer., iNatr. carb., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., SEPIA, Silic., Stann., Veratr. - cold: Lachnanth. - crawling and prickling: Arnic., ARSEN., Coccul., Colchic., Crocus, NAux vom., Platin., Pulsat., RHODOD., RHUS TOX., Selen., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur, Tarax., Thuya. - eruptions: Apis, Arsen., Bryon., Calc. carb., Conium, Ipecac., Lycop., Natr. mur., OPIUM, Pulsat., RHUS TOX., SEPIA, Sulphur, Thuya. - itching: Atnm.. carb., Ant. crud., Baryt., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Chamom., Coloc., Pluor. ae., Ipecac., Ledum, LYCOP., MANGAN., Mere. viv., Opium, Paris, Pulsat., RHODOD., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Silic., SPONG., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Viol. tr. - pungent heat: Eup. perf. - smarting on the: CHAMOM., Conium, Ipecac., Paris, Pulsat., Tarax. PART III. RELATION OF TIHE FEVER STAGES. 1. 13EGINNING WITH CHILL. Chill; then heat: ACON., Alum., Ambra, Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Cact. grand., Cale. carb., Canthar., Capsic., Carb. an., CYarb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Coffea, Corn. cir., Crocus, CYCLAM., Diadem., 230 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Graphit., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, IHYOSC., IOD., IGNAT., IPECAC., Kali carb., Kreos., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., M]agn. carb., Magn. mur., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Natr. carb., NATR. MUR., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Scilla, Secal., Sepia, kSpigel., ASpong., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. Chill; then sensation of heat: 1Aenyanth., Sulphur. then heat; of single spots: Cyclam. - face, of the: Aeon., Ambra, Cinchon., Cyclarm., Kali carb., Kreos., Nux vont., Opium, Petrol., Stramon. - head, in the: Ipecac. - with thirst: Aeon., Bellad., Borax, Cina, Droser., liepar, Mere. viv., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Secal., Spigel., Sulphur. _ -- wwithout thirst: Amm. mur., Borax, Canthar., Cina, Coffea, Nux mosch., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Spigel., Sulphur. -- - and without sweat: Sepia. - with thirst, then heat: Cina. - then heat without thirst, then sweat: Ignat. - -then heat with thirst, then sweat: Corn. flor., Spong. - without thirst, then heat with thirst: Petrol. -- then heat with, then sweat without, then heat with thirst: Ant. crud. - then heat without thirst: Arsen., Cyclam., Droser., Helleb., Phosph. ac. - then heat, both with thirst: Ant. crud. - then chill with thirst: Sulphur. Chill; then heat, then sweat: Amm. carb., Amm. mur., Apis, ARSEN., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., Cact. grand., Capsic., Carb. an., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon.,Coccul., Corn. cir., Digit., Droser., Eup. perf., Eup. purp., Gelsem., Graphit., Hepar, Ignat., IPECAC., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., RELATION OF THE FEVER STAGES. 231 Magn. mur., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM.,.Opium, Plumbum, PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sabad., Sabin., Sambue., Sepia, Spong., Staphis., Suiphur, Thuya, TVeratr. Chill; then heat, alternating with thirst, then sweat: Sabad. - then sweat with thirst: Rhus tox. -- then sweat without thirst: Amm. mur., Nitr. ac. - then sour sweat: Lycop. Chill; then heat, with sweat: Aeon., Ant. tart., iBELLAD., Bryon., Capsic., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cina, Cinchon., Corn. cir., Digit., Eup. perf., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Kali carb., Mezer., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Spigel., Sulphur. - - without sweat: Graphit., Natr. mur. - - with sweat of the face: Alum. - -with internal chill, then heat and sweat: Phosphor. -with. thirst, then heat without thirst: Iliepar, Nitrum. -- -- then sweat: Kali carb. Chill; with simultaneous heat: ACON., Agn. cast., Alum., Amm. carb., Anac., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Camphor., Canthar., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cina, Cinchon., Coccul., COFFEA, Colchic., Coloc., Digit., Euphorb., Graphit., Helleb., IGNAT., Iod., Kali carb., Laches., Ledurn, Lycop., Mere. viv., Mezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., NITR. AC., Nux vom., Oleand., Paris, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., PLUMBUM, Pulsat., Ran. bulb., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Sambuc., Scilla, Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Spong., Sulphur, THUYA, VERATR., Zinc. - with external heat: Acon., Agn. cast., Anac., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Digit., Helleb., IGNAT., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Mezer., Nitrum, NUX VOM., 232 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Phosphor., Plumbum, Ran. bulb., Rheum, Scilla, Selen., SEPIA, Silic., Sulphur, THUYA. Chill: with flushes of heat: Arsen., Mere. viv., Platin., Pulsat. - with internal heat: ACON., Arnie., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon.,.EuJphorb., Helleb., ITgnat., Iod., Kali carb., Merc. viv., Jifezer., Mosch., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Oleand., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Scilla, Secal., Spong., Stann., Sulphur, VERATR., Zinc. - with sensation of heat: Oleand. - with internal heat and thirst: Cale. carb., Kali carb. - with heat, both internal: Petrol. - of single parts with heat of others: Cinchon., Ignat., Nux yom., Rhus tox., Sabad. - with heat, without sweat: Sulphur. - with sweat: Nux vom., Veratr. - then sweat: Graphit. Chill; then sweat (without intervening heat): Amm. mur., Bryon., Cact. grand., CAPSIC., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CAUSTIC., Chamom., Chelid., Clemat., Diadem., -Digit., Helleb., Hyosc., LYCOP., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., MEZER., Natr. mur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, Nux vom., Opium, PETROL., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., lRhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Spigel., THUYA, Veratr. - then cold sweat: Arsen., Veratr. - then sweat without heat or thirst: Arnm. mur., Ilryon., Caustic. - then sweat, then heat: Bellad. - then thirst: Lycop. - then thirst, then sweat: Thuya. Chill alternating with heat: Agn. cast., Ambra, Amm. curb., AhNMM. TMUR., Ant. tart., Arnic., ARSEN., Asar., RELATION OF THE FEVER STAGES. 233 Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Canthar., Caustic., Chamorn., Chelidc., CINCHON., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Corn. cir., Digit., Droser., Eup. perf., Graphit., TIEPAR, Hyosc., Iod., Kali carb., Kfreos., LACHES., Lachnanth., Lauroc., Ledum, Lycop., MERC. VIV., Mosch., Natr. mur., Nitrurn, Nitr. ac., N UX VOM., Phosphor., Phosph~. ac., Rheum, Rhodod., RHUTS TOX., Sabad., Sambuc., Selen., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Stramon., SulphUr, Valer., TVeratr., Zinc. Chill; alternating with heat, then heat: Veratr. --- then sweat: Bryon., Kali carb., Spigel. - alternating with sweat: Arsen., Calc. carb.,.Euphorb., Ledum, Lycop., Nux vom., Pulsat., Sabad., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. Q. BEGINNING NVITH tHEAT. Heat; then chill: Apis, Angust., Bellad., Bryon., Calad., CALC. CARB., Capsic., Cacustic., Cinchon., Dulcam., Eup. purp., Ielleb., Ignat., Lycop., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Petrol., Phosphor., Pulsat., SEPIA, STANN., Staph/is., Su7lphur, Thuya. - then heat, then sweat: Rhus tox. then coldness: Calc. carb., Caustic., NYux vom., Sepia, Sulphur. - of the face, then chill: Cale. earb., Lycop., Menyanth., Staphis., Sulphur. - then shivering: Angust., Capsic., Coccul., Helleb., Natr. mur., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur. - of the face, then shivering: Sulphur. - of the head, then coldness, then heat: Stramon. - then sweat: Anmm. mur., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., ARSEN., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Carb. an., Carb. veg., CHAMOM., Cina, Ctinchon., COFFEA, Corn. cir., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Kreos., Laches., Lobel. inf., Lycop., JMiangan., Nitr. ac., N1x vome., Opium, Petrol., Pulsat., Ban. sccl., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Silic., Spong., Staphis., Strontia, Sulphur, VERATR. 234 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Heat; then sweat, with sleep: Lobel. inf. - then cold sweat: Capsic., 1Teratr. - then sweat, then thirst: Calad. - - then heat: Ant. crud. Heat; with internal chill: Acon., Anac., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., Coffea, Ignat., Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Nitrum, Nux vomn., Phosphor., Sepia, Silic., Thuya. - in the head, alternating with chilliness (in the legs): Sepia, Stramon. and thirst, alternating with chill: Cale. carb. - with external coldness: Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., C(alc. carb., Cinchon., Euphorb., HIelleb., Iod., Mere. viv., lfezer., Mosch., Phosphor., Phosph. aec., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Spong., Stann., Veratr. - with coldness of single parts: Cinchon., Ignat., Nux vom., Rhus tox. Heat; with shivering: Aeon., Arnie., Asar., Bellad., Bryon., Chamnom., Coffea, Helleb., Ignat., Lobel. inf., Mere. viv., Mosch., Nuzx von., Pulsat., Rhlus tox., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur, Zinc. - and thirst: Capsic. - without thirst: Helleb., Spigel. - - then sweat: Capsic. - alternating with shivering: Aeon., Bryon., Coccul., Ipecac., Laches., Mosch., Phosph. ac., Platin. (See shivering alternating with heat.) Heat, with sweat: Acon., Alum., Atnm. mur., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., CAPSIC., Chaimnoe., Cina, Cinchon., Conium, Euphorb., HELLEB., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., Lauroc., Lobel. inf., Mere. viv., NATR. CARB., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Paris, Phosphor., Plumbum, Psorin., Pulsat., RHUS RELATION OF THE FEVER STAGES. 235 TOX., Sabad., Sarsap., Sepia, Spigel., Spong., STANN., Staphis., STRAMON., Sulphur, SULPH. AC., Tarax., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Viol. tr. Heat; with sweat and thirst:' Conium, separ, Mere. viv., Rhus tox. - - without thirst: Amm. mur., Bellad., Bryon., Capsic., Hepar, Nux vom., Phosphor., Spigel., Stranion., Veratr. - and thirst, then slight chilliness: Stann. -- -- then chill: Stann. - - with external coldness, then chill, then heat with external coldness: Phosphor. -alternating with sweat: Amm. omur., Bellad., Cinchon., Colchic., LEDUM, Natr. carb., Nux vom., Sambuc., Sepia, Sulphur. - with thirst, then sweat: Coffea, Lobel. inf. 3. BEGINNING WITH SIIVERING. Shivering; then chill: Arsen., Bryon., Ipecac., Laehes., - without thirst: Ipecac. - then heat, without sweat: Arsen. then heat: Angust., Apis, Asar., Bellad., Bryon., Canthar., Carb. veg., Coccul., Conium, Cyclam., Graphit., Ignat., Laches., Lauroc., Ledum, Mosch., Nux vom., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur. - - with chill: Bryon., Laches. -- with thirst: Conium, Sulphur. - then sweat: Bryon., Capsic., Caustic., (Ylermat., Digit., Graphit., NVatr. omur., lnhus tox. Shivering with heat: Acon., Anac., Arnic., Arsen., Asar., BELLAD., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., Chamom., Coffea, Droser., HELLEB., Ignat., Kali carb., Mere. viv., Mosch., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rheum, JRhus tox., Sepia, Spigel., Sulphur, Zinc. 236 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Shivering; with heat of the face, without thirst: Anac., Arsen., Calc. carb., Droser., KIali carb. -- with sweat: Acon., Rhus tox. Shivering alternating with heat: Acon., Amm. carb., ARSEN., Asar., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., Calc. carb., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Cinchon., C(occul., Coffea, Coloc., Graphit., Hepar, Kali carb., Laches., MERC. VIV., Mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Platin., Rheum, Rhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Spigel., Sulphur, Veratr. 4. BEGINNING W~ITH SW~EAT. Sweat, then chill: Carb. veg., Corn. cir., Hepar, Nux von. _- - then sweat: Nux vonm. - then heat: Capsic., Nux vorn. alternating with dryness of the skin: Apis. PART IV. PATHOLOGICAL NAMES OF TIlE VARIOUS FEVERS. Bilious fever: ACON., Alum., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., Aurum, Baptis., BELLAD., Bryon., Calc. carb., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, COLOC., Corn. flor., Crocus, Cuprum, Digit., PEup. perf., Gelsem., Graphit., Hyosc., IGNAT., Ipecac., Laches., Leptand., Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Merc. viv., Mezer., iMur. ae., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PLATIN., Podophyl., Pulsat., VARIOUS FEVERS. 237 Ran. bulb., Rhus tox., Sambuc., Secal., Selen., Seneg., Sepia, Silic., Spong., Stann., STAPHIS., Stramon., Strontia, Sulphur, Tarax., Veratr., Verbas., Zinc. Catarrhal fever: Aeon., IEsc. hip., Arsen., Arum tr., Asar., Baptis., Bellad., BRYON., Camphor., Caustic., CHAMO-M., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Conium, _Dulcam., Eup. perf., Gelsem., Ignat., Ipecac., Mangan., Mere. viv., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sabad., Scilla, Silic., Spigel., Stann., Sulphur, Veratr. Cinchona fever: Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Apis, ARNIC., ARSEN., Asaf., Bellad., Bryon., Calc. carb., Capsic., CARB. VEG., Chamom., C(ina, Cuprum, Cyclam., Digit., FERR., Helleb., IPECAC., Laches., Mangan., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, PULSAT., Sambuc., Sepia, Stann., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr. Congestive (chills): Acon., Bellad., Chin. sulph., Gelsem., Glonoin., Hyosc., Opium, Veratr. Fever; overheating, from: ACON., Amm. carb., ANT. CRUD., Bellad., Bryon., C(amphor., Capsic., Carb. veg., Coffea, Digit., Hepar, Ignat., Ipecac., KALI CARB., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Oleand., Opium, Phosphor., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., THIUYA, Zinc. - taking cold, from: ACON., Agar., Alum., Amm. carb., Anac., Ant. crud., Arnic., Arsen., Aurum, Baryt., BELLAD., BRYON., Calc. carb., Camphor., CYarb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coccul., COFFEA, Coloc., Conium, Crocus, Cuprum, Cyclam., Digit., Droser., DULCAM., Fluor. ac., Graphit., Hepar, HYOSC., Ignat., Ipecac., Kalicarb., Ledum, Lycop., Magn. carb., Mangan., MERC. VIV., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., NUXjVOM., Opium, Petrol., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Platin., PULSAT., Ran. bulb., RHUS TOX., Ruta, Sabin., Sambuc., Sarsap., Selen., Sepia, SILIC., SPIGEL., Stann., Staphis., Strontia, SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Valer., TVeratr. - - bathing, from: Ant. crud., Arsen., Bellad., CALC. 238 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. CARB., Carb. veg., Caustic., Ignat., Mangan., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., RHUS TOX., Sarsap., Sepia, Sulphur. Fever; taking cold, getting wet through, from: Aeon., ALUM., Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., Borax, BRYON.,CALC. CARB.,Camphor.,Carb. veg.,Caustic., Colchic., Duleam., Euphorb., Fluor. ac., iHepar, Hyosc., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Vux mosch., Phosphor., Plumbum, Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sarsap., SEPIA, Sulphur, Veratr., Zinc. sweating, while: Acon., Cale. carb., Clemat., COLCHIC., Dulcam., RHUS TOX., Sepia. - - getting the head wet: -Baryt., BELLAD., Hepar, Hyosc., Ledum, Phosphor., Pulsat., Sepia. - - getting the feet wet: Baryt., Bryon., Camphor., Chamom., Colchic., Dulcam., Fluor. ac., Laches., Lycop., IMerc. viv., Natr. carb., PULSAT., /Rhus tox., Sepia, SILIC. Gastric fever: Acon., Act. rac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Arsen., Asaf., Asar., Aurum, Baptis., Bellad., Bryon., Cact. grand., Chamnom., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., Corn. cir., Cuprum, Cyclam., Digit., Eup.perf., Gelsem., Hydrast., Ignat., IPECAC., Magn. mur., Merc. viv., Mezer., Mur. ae., Natr. carb., NUX VOM., Plumbum, Podophyl., PULSAT., Rheum, Rlhus tox., Scilla, Secal., Staphis., Sulphur, Tarax., TVeratr. Hectic fever: ARSEN., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Coccul., Conium, Cuprum, Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Ferr., Gelsem., Graphit., Guaiac., Helleb., Hepar, Ignat., IOD., Ipecac., KALI CARB., Laches., Ledum, LYCOP., Merc. viv., Merc. corr., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitr. ac., Aux vomn., PHOSPHOR., Phosph. ae., PULSAT., Sanguin., Sepia, Silic., Stann., Staphlis., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. Inflammatory fever: ACON., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Asar., Baryt., BELLAD., BRYON., Cact. grand., Calad., Calc. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., C(anthar., Caustic., Chamom., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Coloc., Conium, Digit., Droser., Dulcam., Gelsem., Hepar, Hyose., Ignat., Ipecac., Kali carb., VARIOUS FEVERS. 239 Laches., Lauroc., Lycop., MERC. VIV., lMezer., Natr. carb., Natr. mur., Nitrumz, Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Opium, PHOSPHOR., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Sabad., Scilla, Secal., Seneg., Sepia, Silie., Spigel., Spong., Staphis., Stramon.,, Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr. Intermittent fever: Acon., Act. rac., IEsc. hip., Alum., Anac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Asar., Baryt., Bellad., Bovist., Bryon., Cact. grand., Calad., Cale. carb., Camphor., Cann..sat., Canthar., CAPSIC., Carb. an.,. Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Chelid., Chin. sulph., Cicut., CINCI-ON., CIMEX., Cina, Cist. can., Clemat., Coccul., Coffea, Colchic., Corn. cir., Corn. flor., Crocus, Cuprum, Cyclam., DIADEM., Droser., Euphras., EUP. PERF., EUP. PURP., Ferr., Fluor. ac., Gelsem., Graphit., Helleb., Hepar, Hydrast., Hydr. ac., Hyosc., Ignat., Iod., IPECAC., Kali bichr., Kali carb., Laehes., Lachnanth., Leptand., Lobel. inf., Lycop., Magn. carb., Magn. mur., Mangan., Menyanth., Merc. viv., Mezer., Mosch., Natr. carb., Natr. mtur., Natr. sulph., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Opium, Petrol., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Plumbum, Podophyl., Psorin., PULSAT.,. Ran. bulb., Ran. scel., Rheum, Rhodod., Rhus tox., Sabad.,, Sabin., Sambuc., Sanguin., Secal., Selen., Sepia, Silic., SpiSel.,. Spong., Staphis., Stramon., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thuya, Valer., Veratr., Zinc. - infantile: Arsen., Canthar., Cinchon., Cina, Laches., Natr. mur., Nux vom., Opium, ~eratr. - quotidian: Aeon., Alum., Apis, Arnie., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Cact. grand., Calc. carb., Camphor., CAPSIC., Carb. veg., Chamom., Chin. sulph., Cicut., Cina, Cinchon.,Conium,; Cyclam., Diadem., Droser., Eup. perf., Eup. purp., Ferr., Graphit., Hydrast., Hyosc., Ignat., IPECAC., Kali carb., Laches., Lobel. inf., Lycop., Menyanth., Natr. mtur., Nitrum, Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Opium, Petrol., Podophyl., PULSAT., Rhustox., Sabad., Sambue., Sepia, Spigel., Stann., Staphis., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr. - - double: Arsen., Bellad., Cinchon., Dulcam., Graphit., Nux mosch., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Stramon., Sulphur. 240 INTER1ITTENT AND OTHER FEVEiRS. Intermitent fever; tertian: Alum., Anac., Ant. crud., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Baryt., Bellad., Bryon., Cale. carb., CANTHAR., CAPSIC., Carb. veg., Chanionr., Cicut., Cina, Cinchon., Diadem., Droser., Dulcam., EUP. PERF., EUP. PURP., Ferr., Gelsem., Helleb., IlHyosc., Ignat., IPECAC., Laehes., Lycop., Menyanth., Mere. viv., Mezer., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., NUX VOM., Petrol., PULSAT., Podophyl., Ran. bulb., ]Bhus tox., Sabad., Sepia, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Veratr., Zinc. - double: Apis, ARSEN., Bellad., Cinchon., Dulcam., Eup. perf., Graphit., Nux mosch., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Stramon., Thuya, Veratr. quartan: Aeon., Alum., Anac., Apis, Arnie., ARSEN., Bellad., Bryon., Carb. veg., Cina, Cinchon., Clemat., Eup. perf., HIyosc., Ignat., Iod., Ipecac., Laches., LYCOP., Natr. carb., Natr. tmur., Nitr. ac., Nux mosch., NVux vom., Petrol., Podophyl., PULSAT., Rhus tox., SABAD., Sepia, Sulphur, Thuya, ]Veratr. Measles: ACON., Ant. crud., Apis, Arsen., Bellad., Bryon., Camphor., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coffea, Droser., Euphras., Gelsem., Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., KALI BICHR., Kali carb., Magn. carb., Nux vom., Phosphor., PULSAT., IRhus tox., Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr. Milk fever: Aeon., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Carb. veg., C(hamom., Cinchon., Coffea, Conium, Dulcam., Ignat., KIali carb., Laches., Mere. viv., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., PULSAT., Rhus tox., Scilla, SEPIA, Silic., Staphis., Sulphur, Zinc. Mucous fever: Alum., Arsen., Asar., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., Chamom., Cina, Cinchon., Digit., Dulcam., Graphit., Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., Lycop., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., N2ux vom., Paris, PHOSPHOR., PULSAT., Rheum, Rhus tox., Selen., Seneg., Sepia, Spigel., Stann., SULPHUR, Sulph. ac., Thlya, Zinc. Nervous fever: Aeon., Argent., Arnie., Arsen., Bellad., BRYON., Camphor., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Coccul., VARIOUS FEVERS. 241 Cuprum, Helleb., Hyosc., Laches., Lachrtanth., Lycop., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Mezer., MUR. AC., Natr. mur., Nitrum, Nux mosch., lYux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Veratr. Puerperal fever: ACON., Act. rac., Ant. crud., Arnic., Arsen., BELLAD., BRYON., Calc. carb., Carb. an., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coccul., Coffea, Coloc., Conium, Crocus, Ferr., Hyosc., Ipecac., Kali carb., Mere. viv., NUX VOM., Opium, Phosphor., Platin., PULSAT., RHUS TOX., Sabin.,,Secal., Sepia, Stramon., Sulphur, Veratr., Zinc. Putrid fever: Arnic., Arsen., Bellad., BRYON., Canthar., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Digit., Hyosc., Ipecac., lIere. viv., Mere. corr., Mur. ac., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Sulphur. Remittent fever; adynamic form: Arnic., Arsen., Bryon., Camphor., Carb. veg., Chin. sulph., Ferr., Gelsem., Hydr. ac., Laches., Phosph. ac., Podophyl., Rhus tox., Veratr. comatose form: Bellad., Gelsem., Hyosc., Laches., Nux mosch., Opium, Pulsat., STRAMON. - infantile: Gelsem., Leptand., Podophyl., Stramon. Rheumatic fever: ACON., Act. rac., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Baptis., BELLAD., BRYON., Cact. grand., Calc. carb., Camphor., Cann. sat., Carb. veg., Caustic., CHAMOM., Cinchon., Coffea, Colchic., Cuprum, Dulcam., Euphras., Gelsem., Ignat., Ipecac., Laches., Mere. viv., Mezer., ANux vom., Phosphor., Pulsat., Ran. bulb., Rhodod., RHUS TOX., Sabad., Scilla, Silic., Stann., Staphis., Sulphur, Thuya, Valer., Veratr. Scarlatina (true, smooth): Amm. carb., Arum tr., Bellad., Calc. carb., Euphorb., Hyosc., Mere. viv., Thuya, Sulphur. - (common form): Aeon., AMM. CARB., Amm. mur., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., ARUM TR., Baryt., BELLAD., Bryon., Calc. carb., Camphor., Carb. veg., Caustic., Chamom., Coffea, Colchic., Crocus., Cuprum, Dulcam., Euphorb., Gelsem., Hepar, Hyose., Iod., Ipecac., Kali carb., Laches., Lycop., MERC. VIV., 242 INTERMITTENT AND OTHER FEVERS. Mur. ac., Nitr. ac., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Rhus tox., Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya, Zinc. Slow fever: Arsen., Bellad., Camphor., Cinchon., Coccul., Conium, Cuprum, Digit., Ferr., Helleb., IHyosc., Ignat., Iod., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Nux vom., PHIOSPHOR., Phosph. ac., Sepia, Stann., Staphis., Veratr. Spotted fever; (Cerebro Spinal Meningitis): Aeon., Act. rac. Apis, ARGENT. NIT., Arnic., Arum tr., Baptis., Bellad., Bryon., Chin. sulph., Cicut., Crotal., Cuprum, Eup. perf., Gelsem., Hyosc., Lycop., Opium, Pulsat. Sweating sickness: Aeon., ARSEN., Bryon., Cale. carb., Cinchon., SAMBUC., Sepia, Sulphur. Teething fever: ACON., Agar., Bellad., Borax, Bryon., CALC. CARB., CHAMOM., Cicut., Coffea, Cuprum, Hepar, Hyosc., Ignat., Ipecac., Laches., Mere. viv., Mere. corr., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Pulsat., Rheum, Rhus tox., Secal., Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Thuya. Traumatic fever: Aeon., Apis, Arnic., Bryon., Carb. veg., Crocus, Euphras., Hepar, Laches., Mere. viv., Natr. carb., Nitr. ac., Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Staphis., Sulphur, Sulph. ac. Typhus fever; (typhoid): Act. rae., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., ARSEN., Asar., BAPTIS., Bellad., BRYON., Cale. carb., Carb. veg., Cinchon., Coccul., Colchic., Corn. flor., Cuprum, Digit., Eup. perf., Fluor. ac,, Gelsem., Hyosc., Hydr. ac., Ignat., Laches., Lachnanth., Leptand., LYCOP., Merc. viv., Mere. corr., Mosch., Mur. ac., Nux mosch., Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Opium, Phosphor., Phosph. ac., Podophyl., Psorin., Pulsat., RHUS TOX., Silic., Stramon., Sulphur, Sulph. ac., Tarax, Veratr., Zinc. Variola: Act. rac., Amm. mur., Ant. crud., Ant. tart., Apis, Arnic., Arsen., Baptis., Bellad., BRYON., Clemat., Camphor., Coccul., Hydrast., (Hydr. ac.), Hyosc.,' Mere. viv., Mur. ac., Phosphor., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Silic., Sulphur, THUYA. Worm fever: ACON., Ambra, Anac., Arsen., Asar., CALC. CARB., Cicut., CINA, CINCHON., Digit., Ferr., VARIOUS FEVERS. 243 Gelsern., Graphit., Hyosc., Ignat., Kali carb., Mar. ver., Mere. viv., Natr. mur., Nux mosch., Nux vom., Petrol., Phosphor., Platin., Pulsat., Ruta, SABAD., Sabin., SILIC., Spigel., Spong., Stramon., SULPHUR, Thuya, Valer. Yellow fever: Aeon., Act. rac., Amm. carb., Ant. tart., Apis, Argent., Arnie., ARSEN., BELLAD., Bryon., Camphor., Canthar., Carb. veg., Chamom., Cinchon., Chamom., Coloc., Cuprum, Digit., Eup. perf., Gelsem., Helleb., Ipecac., LACHES., Mere. viv., Nitr. ac., NUX VOM., Phosphor., Plumbum, Pulsat., Rhus tox., Salad., Sepia, Sulphur, Veratr. 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The Homceopathic Treatment of Acute and Chronic Diseases. Translated from the German, with important Additions and. Revisions, by C. I. Hempel, M. D. 190 Pages. 12mo. 75 Cents. The author is a practitioner of great experience and acknowledged talent. This work is distinguished by concise brevity and lucid simplicity in the description of the various diseases that usually come under the observation of physicians, and the remedies for the various symptoms are carefully indicated. Dr. Hempel has intersperceed it with a number of highly u3efal and interesting notes which cannot fail to, enhance the value of this work to American Physicians. Laurie, Dr. J. Homceopathic Domestic. By A. Gerald Hull, M. D. Small Edition. 2G4 pages. 18mo. 60 Cents. Laurie, Dr. J. Elements of Homoeopathic Practice of Physic. An Homoeopathic Publications. 7 Appendix to Laurie's Domestic, containing also all the Diseases of the Urinary and Genital Organs. 372 pages. 12mo. $1.25. Laurie, Dr. Jo The'Parent's Guide. 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Annual Record of I-Iomceopathic Literature, 1870. 496 pages. 8vo. $3.50. Raue, Dr. C. G. Annual Record of Homcoopathic Literature, 1871. 8vo. $2.50. Reil, Dr. A. Monograph on Aconite, its Therapeutic and Physiological Effects, together with its Uses and Accurate Statements, derived from the various sources of Medical Literature. Translated from the German by H. B. Millard, M. D. Prize Essay. 168 pages. 8vo. 75 Cents. at Few remedies in the Materia Medica enjoy a higher and more deserved reputation for usefulness than that which is the subject of this Monograph, or have received more consideration from writers eminent in medicine, of every age and school. The Essay of Dr. Reil, containing the most recent facts and experience in relation to the subject, and completely exhausting, as it does, everything of interest connected with it, may be justly regarded as the most thorough and complete treatise upon Aconite ever yet presented. Rokitansky's Pathological Anatomy. 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Those cases wvhich have been affected by one single, or at most two or three remedies appear to be the most instructive, and the present collection is chiefly composed of such cases. The author has intermixed them with practical remarks and he constantly indicated the source whence the information has been derived. RiIoff'S Repertory of Homceopathic Medicine, Nosologically arranged. Translated from the German by A. H. Okie, M. D. With Additions and Improvements, by G. Humphrey, M. D. 251 pages. 12mo. $1.50. A As a book of reference for the practitioner, the present work far excels every other work, presenting him at a single glance, what he might otherwise seek for amidst a confused mass of records and never find. The indefatigable author has drawn his matter from the infallible results of experience, leaving out all guess work and hypothesis. Rush, Dr. John. Veterinary Surgeon. The Handbook to Veterinary Homceopathy, or the Homceopathic Treatment of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Swine. From the London Edition. With numerous Additions from the 7th German Edition of Dr. F. E. Gunther's, "Homceopathic Veterinary." Translated by J. F. Sheek, M. D. 150 pages. 24mo. 50 Cents. Honlcopathic Publications. 11 Schaefer, J. C. New Manual of Homcoopathic Veterinary Medicine, an easy and comprehensive arrangement of Diseases, adapted to the use of every owner of Domestic Animal, and especially designed for the Farmer, living out of the reach of medical advice, and showing him the way of treating his sick Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Dogs, in the most simple, expeditious, safe and cheap manner. Translated from the German, with numerous Additions from other Veterinary Manuals by C. J. Hempel, M. D. 321 pages. 8vo. $2.00. Sharp, W. Tracts on Homceopathy. 12 Numbers. 50 Cents. Bound in muslin. 12mo. 75 Cents. Small, Dr. A. E, Manual of Homceopathic Practice, or ile use of Families and Private Individuals. Fourteenth Enlarged Edition. bol pages. 8vo. $3.00. Small, Dr. A. E. Manual of Homomopathic Practice. Translated into German, by C. J. Hempel, M. D. Eleventh Edition. 643 pages. 8vo. $3.00. Small, Dr. A. E. The Pocket Manual of Homeopathic Practice. Abridged from the " Manual of Homoeopathic Practice," by J. F. Sheek, M. D. 126 pages. 36mo. 40 Cents. Small, Dr. A. E. Diseases of the Nervous System, to which is added a Treatise on the Diseases of the Skin, by Dr. C. E. Toothacker. 216 pages..8vo. - $1.00. W This treatise is from the pen of the distinguished author of the well known and highly popular work entitled " Small's Domestic Practice; " it contains an elaborate description of the various diseases of the nervous system, together with a full statement of the remedies which have been- used with beneficial effect in the treatment of these disorders. Stapf, Dr. E. Additions to the Materia Medica Pura. Translated by C. J. lempel, M. D. 292 pages. 8vo. $1.50. W This work is an indispensable appendix to Hahneman's Materia Medica Pura. Every remedy is accompanied with extensive and most interesting clinical remarks and a variety of cases illustrative of its therapeutical uses. Tarbell, Dr. J. A. Sources of Health and the Prevention of Disease, or Mental and Physical Hygiene. 170 pages. 12mo. 50 Cents. Tessier, Dr. J. P. Clinical Researches concerning the Homceopathic Treatment of Asiatic Cholera, Translated by C. J. Hempel, M. D. 109 pages. 8vo. 75 Cents. Tessier, Dr. J. P. Clinical Remarks concerning the Homcmopathic Treat.:nent of Pneumonia, preceded by retrospective views of the Allopathic Materia Medica, and,an explanation of the Homceopathic Law of Cure. Translated by C. J. Hempel. 131pages.. 8vo. 75 Cents. Therapeutic Guide, Forty Years' Practice. By G. H. G. Jahr. 8vo. $3.50, Therapeutics, The Science and Art of, B. Baehr. 2 vols. Royal 8vo. $10.00. Williamson, Dr. W. Diseases of Females and Children and their Homceopathic Treatment. Third Enlarged Edition. 256 pages., 12mo. $1.00. This work contains a short treatise on the Homceopathic Treatment of the Diseases of Females and Children, the conduct to be observed during pregnancy, labor and confinement, and directions for the management of new-born infants. Wolf, Dr. C. W. Apis-Mellifica; or, the Poison of the Honey Bee, Considered as a Therapeutic Agent. 80 pages. 12mo. 25 Cents. This is the most elaborate treatise upon the above drug in print as the author, (one of our most skillful physicians) spared no pains in. making it an excellent exponent of Apis mellifica and its medical virtues. 12 Homceopathic Publications. Epp's Prepared Cocoa. This very agreeable preparation has been introduced in England since a number of years, and is very popular there. Our customers declare it to have the finest flavor of any they use. The mode of preparation is very simple, requiring no cooking or boiling, and it will-be borne by the weakest stomach of the most feeble patient, without discomfort. We are sole agents for the United States for the sale of this article and have just received a fresh supply, from James Epps & Co., Homoeopathic Pharmaceutists, London, England. Price, per lb., 65 Cts., or per box of 14 lbs. $8 50. Address: BOERICKE & TAFEL, 145 Grand St., NEW YORK. Liebig's Food for Infants, prepared by Laffluncl, in Stuttgart, this perfect substitute for mothers' milk, is so well-known that any comment is unnecessary. It is of the consistency of honey, and has one great advantage over " Comstock's Food," " Castillon's Powder," " Dr. Ridge's Patent'Food," et id omne genus, in requiring no cooking but merely to be stirred into warmed milk, as per direction on each bottle. We recently received a large supply direct per steamer. It is put up in bottles each sufficient for 12 days' consumption. Price, $1 per bottle, or $10 per doz. Address: BOERICKE & TAFEL, 145 Grand St. NEW YoRK. Pure Cow Pox Virus. Since a number of years we exerted ourselves to procure pure vaccine virus from kine, and our rapidly increasing sales attest to the good quality of the virus supplied. We succeeded to make arrangements for a regular monthly supply per steamer, and can therefore guarantee a fresh article. During the last epidemie our supplies, did not cover one-tenth part of the demand, but we largely encreased our orders this year, and hope to be able to meet the demands. It comes in glass tubes hermetically sealed. Price, per tube $1 50, sent carefully packed by Mail, on receipt of Price. Address: BOERICKE & TAFEL, 145 Grand St., NEW YORK.