Helleborus

Hepar s. c.

Increased constitutional irritability predoni

Upper left, lower right side ....

Aversion to open air — Ajjoplexy . . .

Epilepsy with unconsciousness . . .

External parts become black ....

Painful eruptions — Tainful ulcers, some times witli proud flesh.

Pulse accelerated, small, and weak; often alternatiiic: with full and strong beats; un- equal and intermitting.

First chill, then heat

Want of tliirst predom.; that is thirst be- foj-e, but not during the chill; during heat it is not frequent.

Sweat increased when and after getting out of bed.

Sleeplessness

"Want of constitutional irritability predora. Lower left, upper right side. Inclination for open air — No apoplexy. Epilejjsy with full consciousness. Ivcd parts become white. Painless eruptions and ulcers.

Pulse generally slow, small, and weak.

First heat, then chill. Cuustaut want of thirst.

Sweat lessened when getting out of bod. Somnolence predominant.

Sensitive disposition — Mood predominantly cheerful; irritable; malicious; haughty — Amorousness.

Ailments from fright, disappointed love, or jealousy.

Easy comprehension — Ecstasies — Rarely abseutmiudeduess, fancies, or unconscious- ness.

Insauity

VV^ani, of appetite predominant ....

Urine too often

Karely expectoration with the cough . .

Insensibility of disposition — IndiCcrcnco and dejection predominant.

Ailments from mortification, or from vexa- tion with reserved displeasure.

Difficult comprehension — Meutal'dulluess — No delirium.

Imbecility.

Generally hunger.

Urine often, but scanty.

Cough always dry (^without expectoration).

Eemisston from midnight till noon . , . EE>nssTON during day.

Worse when getting out of bed .... Better o?" worse when getting out of bed.

Worse from pressure Better or worse from pressure.

Better when swallowing or worse (when Worse when swallowing. swallowing saliva or drink).

Predomin. irorse — — — — --^^ — -^^^ Predomin. belter

Out doors,* in warm air, after sleep, during rest, when standing, sitting and lying.

Predomin. better

Predomin. ^Torse

In-doors and from warmth of stove, in cold weather, in bed, from motion and when walkintr, on inspkri. tion and from deep respiration, when stooping, when shaking head, and when bending diseased part backwards.

* "When walking ont-doors" both remedies have predoininant a^'gravatiou ; therefore the uiilaeuce of motion, and not that oi the open air, decides for HeUeborus.