Staphisagria

Sticking in the tip of the tongue without its being touched by any thing.

Sticking pain in the border of the tongue when pressing it against the palate, as if a sting were sticking in the tongue, going off when eating.

Sore pain of the forepart of the tongue.

Vesicle in the mouth.

Pharynx and (Esophagus: — 85.

Rough throat, us if sore, when talking and swallowing.

Stitches in the ])alate, extending into the brain.

Dryness in the throat, especially in the evening, before going to sleep ; stinging in the throat during deglutition.

[Painful drawing from the os hyoides as far as the lower jaw ; more violent when touching the side of the neck.

(a. 48 h.) Swelling of the sublingual gland, which prevents deglu- tition, for four hours, (a. 3 h.) — 150.

Burning scraping in the palate, between and during deglutition.

The palate is rough and scraping, but very moist.

Smarting with pressure in the posterior part of the palate, only between the acts of degluti- tion, (a. 4, 5 h.) Scraping sensation in the fauces, behind the nares, as if snuff had got through.

Dry tongue and tenacious mucus in the posterior nares, closing them. — 155.

He talks very faintly, on account of a weakness in his organs of speech, although he is otherwise lively.

Dry feeling on the tongue, confluence of a sourish water in the mouth, and tenacious mucus, obstructing the posterior nares.]

Taste and Appetite and Gastric Symptoms : Con- fluence of saliva in the mouth.

Ptyalism. — 90.

Flat, qualm- ish taste in the mouth ; nevertheless, food has a good taste.

Watery taste in the mouth ; food, however, has a good taste.

Food has no taste to him, still he has an appetite.

Bread tastes sour to him.

Great desire for milk. — 95.

(Beer excites a scraping, repulsive taste in the throat.) Tobacco has a biting taste.

Heartburn while smoking the accustomed tobacco.

Scraping eructations, affecting the larynx.

Pressure and sticking as high up as the chest, when she attempts to eruc- tate.— 100.

Hiccough after every meal.

Hiccough half an hour after supper.

For three days he feels qualmish.

Nausea, with desire to vomit, every morning.

Desire to vomit. — 105.

Sensation as if the stomach were hanging down relaxed ; still he has no appetite.

Extreme canine hunger, even when the stomach was full of food ; when eating again he relished his food.

Digging-up pain in the stomach.

Fullness in the pit of the stomach, with pressure and sticking.

h.) Constant accumulation of mucus in the mouth, without any bad taste.

The mouth is always full of a watery humor, as when one is very hungry.

Sensation as if one would vomit, in the morning, (a. 1 h.)— 165.

Nausea in the mouth and

pharynx, when eating, asif he would vomit, (a.9h.) Confluence of water in the mouth, after a meal ; a kind of water-brash.

Con- fluence of water in the mouth, immediately, with single, short eructations, as after having taken an emetic which has no ef- fect.

A sort of eructation ; a quantity of mucus gets into his mouth from the upper part of the throat, (a.

J h.) Tasteless eructations ; but neither air nor any thing else comes up.— 170.

Rising of a tasteless humor after a meal.

Eructations tasting of the ingesta.

Frequent, empty eructations.

Frequent hic- cough when smoking. — 175.

Frequent hiccough accompanied with nausea and stupefaction of the head.

(a. f h.) Absence of thirst ; he drinks less than usual.

A few hours after a co- pious and substantial meal, he has a violent sensation of hun- ger, with confluence of water in the mouth.]

Pressure in the stomach early in the morning after waking, as of a load, remaining the same in any position of the body.

(a. 6 h.) — 110.

Tension across the epigastrium, in the hypochondres (as hypochondriacs com- plain of), causing an anxiety and oppressing the breathing, early in the morning, in bed.

Pressure, with heaviness and tension in the abdomen.

The abdomen feels compressed, which oppresses the breathing.

Tensive, painful pressure in the abdomen, as if he had eaten too much and then pressed upon his abdomen, with nausea and confluence of saliva in the mouth.

Drawing pain transversely through the abdomen. — 115.

Drawing in the sides of the abdomen from above downward, as if the menses would appear, (a. 4 d.) Drawing pain in the abdomen, as of flatulence.

Incarceration of flat- ulence in the abdomen (the first eight hours).

Emission of a quantity of fetid flatulence, for 36 hours.

Rumbling in the abdomen. — 120.

Rumbling and cutting in the abdomen, for many days.

Continued sticking pain in the abdomen, under the right ribs, only at the commencement of a walk in the open air.

Three paroxysms of cutting in the umbilical region, as if externally, in the evening when in bed.

Cutting in the bow- els, especially after a meal, with nausea, causing the water to flow together in the mouth, and great lassitude ; after the cut- ting she experiences a great heat in the face, and the blood rushes to the head ; the veins of the hands become distended.

Spasmodic cutting in the abdomen, with trembling of the knees, in daytime, when performing the least exercise, espe- cially violent after micturition ; in the evening the cutting is felt without performing any exercise, relieved by bending double. — 125.

Cutting in the abdomen, before stool.

ing again when silting and bending the body forward, (a. 1 h.) — 180.

Clawing pressure below the sternum, on the left side of the xiphoid cartilage.

Fleet painful pressure under the last ribs, as of incarcerated flatulence.

Contraction in the hypo- chondriac region, oppressing the chest and breathing (a. 2 d.), continuing for three days.

Clawing pressure below the short ribs of the right side.

(a. 1| h.) Great rumbling in the abdo- men, without pain and without emission of flatulence, (a. 1-J- h.) — 185.

Rumbling in the left side of the epigastrium, (a. 1 h.') Rumbling in the abdomen after a meal, which sounds as if bubbles were bursting.

Rumbling in the abdomen, and draw- ing in the intestinal canal.

Hard, painful pressure heloiu the umbilicus, on the rigJit side.

Stitches, with a clawing sensa- tion, above the umbilicus, on the left side ; they are sharp, and recur regularly as beats in music. — 190.

Pinching stitch in the bowels, left side.

(a. 35 h.) Continuous, dull stitch in the region around the navel, worse during expiration and when, pressing upon the part.

(a. 8 h.) Tensive stitch in the left abdominal muscles, (a. 32 h.) Bruising pain above the hips, in the loins, extending below the umbilicus, most perceptible when bending forward but felt likewise when touched, (a. 18 h.) Bruising pain in the abdomen, (a. 48 h.) — 195.

Itching prickings in the umbilical region.

Dull stitch in the left groin, more violent when pressing upon the part, but disap- pearing during an expiration and inspiration, (a. 84 h.) Copious emission of flatulence.

Hot flatus, (a. 36 h.) Excessively fetid flatus. — 200.

Pinching in the bowels with emission of flatulence, (a. 13 h.) Violent screwing-pinching pain in the whole of the abdomen, now here, now there, (a. 2^ h.) Pinching in the abdomen, transversely, and drawing in the sides, as if diarrhoea would set in.

Pinching in the epigastrium, early in the morning, as if diarrhoea would set in ; nevertheless he was unable to go to stool. — 205.

Tremulous sensation in the abdo- men, and indication for diarrhoea.

Tardy stool early in the morning, owing to an absence of the peristaltic motion in the large intestines.]

while he imagined that wind would pass.

(a. 2 h.) Diarrhoea and flatulence, (a. 3 h.)— 130.

Several ordinary stools a day, four days in succession.

Hard stool with flatulence between.

Frequent desire for stool, without colic ; he passed very little each time, which was very hard, with a pain in the anus, as if it would burst.

Ineffectual desire after stool, without any thing in the rectum.

Contusive pain in the rectum, after a hard stool, for three-quarters of an hour.— 135.

Smarting sore pain in the rectum, a long time after stool.

Costiveness for sev- eral days (the first days).

Violent itching of the anus, with blotches around the anus.

Painless swelling of the inguinal glands, most perceptible when walking or standing, and con- tinuing for many days.

(a. 36 h.)

140.

Copious and frequent mictu- rition, for several days.

(a. 24, 40 h.) Scanty secretion of urine the first day.' Copious, red urine.

Cutting during mic- turition, which becomes still worse after micturition.

Smart-

ing and burning tingling at the orifice of the urethra, between the acts of micturition.

Burning, deep in the urethra, when sitting, only between the acts of micturition. — 145.

Burning in the v)hole of the urethra, at every micturition, for many days.

Pressure upon the bladder, when waking from sleep ; she had to emit a large quantity of urine; renewed desire, with pressure, in an hour.

Involuntary spirting out of urine when coughing.

[Frequent emission of a watery urine at first; in a few days the urine became dark-yellow. — 220.

Emission of a small quantity of urine every fifteen minutes, for the first four days ; on the days following the usual quantity of urine is passed, but of a dark color, and every hour.

He urinates very often, on the second day less frequently, but more copiously.

He urinates a httle more frequently than usual, and a little less copiously at a time.

(a. 7 d.) Frequent desire to urinate, passing a small quantity of dark-colored, urine, for three days.

Frequent desire to urinate, with copious secretion of urine, (a. 6 h.) — 225.

Desire to urinate : he emits scarcely a spoonful of reddish or dark-yellow urine in a thin stream, someti?nes drop by drop ; after urinatioti he feels as if the bladder were not yet empty, for the dropping continues.

He urinates frequently, but little at a time, about a cupful of dark urine, (a. 24 h.) He urinates less than the first day, but more frequently than in his healthy days, and a little more than on the first day.

(a. 3 to 7 d.) Immediately after mic- turition he feels a pain as if sprained, directly above the ure- thra, behind the os pubis.

At night the urine is passed with erection of the penis, drop by drop, with burning in the region of the neck of the bladder, accompanied with ineffectual desire for stool ; he was relieved by lying bent double. — 230.

A sort of burning in the middle of the urethra, between the acts of micturition, (a. 6 h.)]

Genital Organs : Discharge of prostatic juice during hard stool.

Involuntary emission during the siesta, in an old man who had not had such a thing for thirty years, (a. 12 h.) — 150.

Nocturnal emission for three nights in succession.

Nocturnal emission five nights in succession, accompanied with lascivious dreams.

After a nocturnal emission he feels a weakness and heaviness in both arms, as if he had lead in them.

The primary effect of Staphisagria is to excite the sexual desire ; five or six days after, a constant absence of that desire sets in, both in the genital organs, and in the fancy.

Itching of the interior of the scrotum, which can only be alle- viated by pressing the scrotum between the fingers. — 155,

Voluptuous itching of the outer parts of the scrotum,' increas- ing by rubbing, becoming a sore pain externally, while the itching continues internally, and finally occasions an involun- tary emission of semen, (a. 5, 6, 8 d.) Painless bubbling in the scrotum.

Dampness about the corona glandis, below the prepuce.

White humid excrescences in the hollow behind the corona glandis, and a similar excrescence on the corona itself, both of them itching when touched by the shirt.

Painful sen- sitiveness of the pudendum ; when sitting she feels a pain in that part. — 160.

Spasmodic pains in the pudendum and the vagina.

Stinging itching of the pudendum.

Smarting of the pudendum, also between the acts of micturition.

A vesicle on the internal surface of the great labium of the right side, pos- teriorly, occasioning a biting per se, but a sore pain when touched, (a. 9 d.) Appearance of the menses, which had ceased to flow for a year, with cutting and rumbling in the bowels, at new-moon.^

[Excessive erection the whole night, whhout emission, (a. 16 h.) Erection the whole night without any amorous fancies, and without emission.

Amorous dreams at night, with two emissions.

Nocturnal emission, without dreams. — 235.

Vio- lent drawing-burning stitches from the right abdominal ring, apparejitly in the spermatic cord, as far as the right testicle, (which is, however, painless to the touch,) when sit- ting, standing or walking, but most violent when stooping, (a. 33 h.) Drawing (tearing) with pressure in the right testicle, as if it were violently compressed.

Aching paiii in the outer parts of the left testicle when walking, also after every fric- tion ; the pain is more violent when touching the part.

(a. 8 h.) Sticking pain in the right side of the glans, when standing or walking.

Catarrh, Larynx and Trachea : 165.

(Obstruction of the nose in the avening ; she cannot breathe through the nose, and talking is difficult.) Sneezing, with coryza.

Sud- denly appearing fluent coryza, with catarrhal sound of the voice, for a quarter of an hour (at two o'clock in the afternoon).

Profuse coryza without cough.

Cough with expectoration of mucus. — 170.

Coryza and cough for several weeks.

Tena- cious mucus in the chest, the first six and eight hours after taking the medicine, and then several mornings in succession ; afterwards, and in the daytime, loose expectoration from the

Weak feeling in the chest ; something tenacious in the trachea obhges her to hawk.

Cough, with the titillation excit- ing the cough, only in the daytime.

Violent cough after lying down, in the evening and at noon, with expectoration of tena- cious mucus. — 175.

Cough with expectoration, mixed with five to eight drops of blood, preceded by a scraping sensation in the chest.

Cough, with yellow expectoration like pus, most violent in the forenoon from 9 to 12 o'clock, not very copious in the morning, (a. 5 d.) Ulcerative pain behind the sternum, when coughing. [Frequent sneezing without coryza.

(a. 2 and 10 h.) — 240.

Coryza; at first he blows ojit nothing but thick mucus, afterwards thin.

(a. 4 d.) Violent fluent coryza ; one nostril is obstructed, not the other, with frequent sneezing, lachrymation and chapped lips.

(a. 3, 4 d.) Violent coryza : tickling in the nose with discharge of a quantity of mild watery fluid or of thick mucus, afterwards nothing but thick mucus comes out.

Constant desire to hawk, excited by tenacious mucus in the larynx, which he finds it unable to throw off.

He throws off a quantity of mucus easily. — 245.

Sharp cough threatening to tear open the larynx, as if occasioned by a con- stant narrowing of the trachea, without any previous particular irritation, (a. 4 d.) Sharp irritation in the larynx, with desire to cough, immediately after a meal, the cough, however, being very little, (a. 4 d.) Sharp cough shortly after a meal, with confluence of water in the mouth ; sensation as if this water were driven through the oesophagus with force, and cut it.

(a. 26 h.) Itching, fine, sharp stitches in the region of the upper end of the sternum, directly below the pit of the throat, oblig- ing him to scratch the part.]

Pressure and heaviness in the chest, when sitting, which abated when walking.

Pressure in the left chest, unin- fluenced by breathing. — 180.

Oppression in the chest and feeling of uneasiness, driving him from one place to another, in the afternoon.

Asthma towards the end of the embrace.

Unea- siness in the chest.

Palpitation of the heart when walking and w^hen listening to music.

Tremulous palpitation of the heart during slight exercise. — 185.

Violent palpitation of the heart when waking from the siesta.

Constant pain in the mid- dle of the sternum, as if something were ulcerating in that re- gion, worst when raising and stretching the body ; the pain likewise increases when touching the part ; it becomes a ten- sion and a sort of pressure, arresting, sometimes, the breathing.

Bruising pain in the muscles of the chest, early in the morn- ing, when moving in the bed, and in the daytime when cross- ing the arms ; she does not feel any thing when trouching the

parts, nor when taking breath.

Pain of the outer parts of the chest to the touch.

Dull sticking-aching pain in the region of the cartilages of the last ribs, when stooping; they feel sore when touched.— 190.

Rash upon the chest ; the chest becomes red and itches when he becomes warm.

Herpetic eruption in the region of the lower ribs, composed of small, close, red pim- ples, occasioning a burning-itching stinging, like nettles; the place becomes painful after rubbing it ; accompanied with a thrill of chilliness across that part, and across the epigastrium.

Stiffness in the nape of the neck.

Itching in the nape of the neck.

Pressure and tension in the muscles of the nape of the neck and of the shoulder, (a ^ h.) — 195.

Early in the morning, rheumatic pain in the nape of the neck and between the scapulae, like a drawing ; when rising from bed the pain was so great that she was unable to move her arms or to turn her neck the whole forenoon, several mornings in succession, with faintness of the whole body until noon.

(Pain in the

Upper Limbs : Pain in the region of the bones of the arm, not in rest nor when touched, only during motion.

In- tolerable pressure in the periosteum of the humerus, in rest and motion ; the place is still more painful to the touch, (a. 36 h.) Drawing, with pressure, in the right upper arm, in the evening when in bed. — 205.

Itching pimples on the elbow and toAvards the hands.

Drawing-tearing pain in the fore- arm, especially when moving the arm and hand.

Red eleva- tion on the forearm, with a pustule in the middle, with burning pain when left alone, and occasioning an ulcerative pain when touched.

Herpes on the hands, itching in the evening, and burning when scratched.

[Stitches in the left axilla. — 270.

Itching prickings in the right axilla, (a. 3 minutes.) Itching prickings in both ax- illcB.

(a. 5 minutes.) Dull, aching pain in the right axilla.

Drawing-sticking in the left shoulder-joint, especially when moving the arm towards the chest.

Stitch, with pressure in the right shoulder, from below upwards, (a. t h.)— 275.

Slight pressure on the shoulder, painful to the touch, as if the flesh were loose, when walking.

Pressure upon the shoulder, as^if it were being pressed down by a load, when sitting.

Pahi in the right shoulder-joint, as if sprained^ only during motion.

Dull sticking pains in the region of the shoulder- joint, more violent when touching or m,oving the joint.

Drawing, with pressure, in the shoulder-joints, early in the morning when in bed and directly after rising ; more violent during motion, (a. 5 d.) — 280.

Fine tearing about the head of the left femur, more violent during motion.

Paralytic draw- ing in the shoulder-joint, sometimes in the whole arm when laying it mider the head while lying in bed.

(a. 90 h.) Tear- ing pain in the left upper arm, in the deltoid muscle, when sitting, going off by motion.

Tearing pain in the muscles of the left upper arm, close to the elbow.

Stitch-like tearing in the muscles of the right upper arm, near the elbow-joint. — 285.

Violent aching pain in the left shoulder joint, not disappear- ing by motion, (a. 36 h.) Paralytic aching pain in the left upper arm, more violent during motion, (a. 72 h.) Hard pressure in the right upper arm from without inwards, more violent during motion, (a. 2 h.) Paralytic aching pain in the Older parts of the upper arm, m,ore violent during motion and contact, (a. 36 h.) Drawing, with pressure, here and there, in the upper limbs, more violent when touched, (a. 7 h.) — 290.

Paralytic pressure in both upper and lower arms ;

Tnore violent during motion and contact, (a. 5 d.) Draw- ing, with pressure, in the deltoid muscle.

Slow, dull stitches, hke pressure, in the middle of the forearm.

Paralytic weak- ness around the elbow-joint, (a. 2 h.) Sensation, near the bend of the elbow, more toward the forearm, as if an eruption had broken out, or as if one had ripped the skin with a pin, a kind of burning thrill ; however nothing is seen in that spot which is especially painful when touched. — 295.

Drawing, with pressure, a sort of clawing, below the left elbow, near the outer side of the ulna.

Lancination in the left forearm, (a. 1 h.) Drawing, with pressure, in the muscles of the forearm and on the dorsum of the hand.

Jerking in the left forearm, in rest.

(a. 75 h.) Cramp-pain around the right wrist-joint, going off when stretching the fingers, but returning when bending them, which is accompanied with a lancination through the whole arm as far as the shoulder, (a. 24-^ h.) — 300.

Transverse drawing pressure in the wrist, especially during motion.

Lancination in the left wrist-joint, (a. 1 h.) Drawing pain through the metacarpal hones in the dorsum of the hand, especially during motion.

Titillation in the palm of

the left hand, inducing one to scratcli.

Painful drawing in the metacarpal joint of the right index-finger. — 305.

Paralytic drawing-pain in the phalangeal joints, more violent during motion.

Hard pressure in the region of the metacarpal bone of the left index-finger, more violent when touching or mov- ing the finger, (a. 4 min.) Intermittent aching pain in the re- gion of the metacarpal bones of the left thumb, more violent when touched.

Painful drawing in the joints of the fingers of the right hand.

(a. 5 h.) Fine, jerking-tearing in the mus- cles of the thumb, especially violent in the tip.

(a. 45 h.) — 310.

Tearing pain in the muscles of the ball of the left thumb, going off when moving the thumb.

Fine, jerking- tearing in the muscles of several fingers, especially in their tips.

When stretching the fingers without supporting them upon any thing, they are convulsively moved up and down.

Creeping in the fingers, as if they would go to sleep, (a. 4^ h.) Aching, cramp-like pain in the ball of the right little fin- ger, when moving the hand. — 315.

Continuous aching pain, commencing in the metacarpal joint of the right middle- finger, and extending towards the tip of the finger, continuing also during motion, (a. 77 h.) Deep, itching -burnings sharp prickings in the left thumb, inducing scratching.

Tensive stitches in the tip of the left thumb, (a. 52 h.) Pricking pain in the metacarpal and phalangeal joint of the right index-finger, continuing during motion, (a. 54 h.) Cramp in the fingers and in several parts of the limbs. — 320.

Sensation as if the tips of the fingers of the left hand were covered with a hard skin ; he has little sensation in them, and does not well distinguish what he touches.

The right hand feels hotter to him than it was hot ; it was redder than the other hand, with a fine tearing in the metacarpal joints of four fingers.

Titillating, sharp stitches in the palm of the hand.

(a. 1 h.)]

Lower Limbs : His nates feel sore after he has been sitting a while. — 210.

Feeling of numbness in the left hip when standing, extending down to the abdomen.

Aching pain around the hip joint when walking and sitting.

Sore pain in the upper and internal surface of the thigh.

All the muscles of the thighs feel bruised when walking fast, for two days.

Herpes on the thighs and legs. — 215.

Creeping in the thighs and legs, which had been swollen for years, the swelling being elastic, with sensation as if the interior of the limbs were hot and heavy, and were being distended.

Stitching pain, with pressure, in the outer side of the knee, when treading and feeling the part.

Burning-itching pimples on the leg.

Itching of the

[Burning, corrosive itching of the nates, as when something made of wool is drawn over the skin, in the evening when in bed ; scratching drove it from one place to another.

Boring pain in the left glutei muscles, when sitting, (a. 12 h.) — 325.

Stinging itchijig of the glutei muscles and several parts of the body.

When lying down he experiences a painful weari- ness across the thighs, and as if they were bruised ; with sen- sation of excessive rigidity in the joints and a tremulousness in the same, so that he is not able to hold them still.

Pain as if sprained in the middle of the left thigh, especially when walking, (a. 8 h.) Tension in the vastus externus when walking.

Paralytic pain, like drawing, in the middle of the thigh, anteriorly, in rest and motion. — 330.

Burning pricking in the posterior surface of the left thigh.

Deeply penetrating, dull stitch in the middle of the left thigh, exteriorly.

Fine, painful, piercing stitches in the internal surface of the left thigh, directly over the knee.

(a. 38 h.) Itching stinging in the internal sides of the thighs, (a, 3 h.) A kind of goose- skin, without chilliness, over both thighs and legs ; a number of red and white pimples on them, the tips whereof contain a whitish pus.

(a. 10 d.) — 335.

Weakness of the thighs and legs for several days, especially in the knee-joint ; he has to drag the foot; accompanied with lancinations in the calf, and pain in the small of the back.

(a. 10 h.) Dull sticking, almost scratching sensation in the right thigh, internally, above the knee-joint, (a. 8 h.) Stitch-like pain in the inner border of the knee.

Jerking, above the right patella, (a. 9 h.) Draw- ing tearing below the left patella, not going off by motion, (a. 54 h.) — 340.

Pain in the thighs when walking (more in the left), she has almost to drag them.

(a. 51 h.) Drawing stick- ing in the right knee-joint, more violent during motion.

Dull studies in the region of the knee-joint, near the patella ; when touching the part, the stitches ivere changed to an aching

pain.

Dull stitclies in the right knee-joint, early in the morning, immediately after rising, more violent during mo- tion, (a. 5 d.) When walking, he experiences in the right knee-joints and in the bellies of the gastrocnemii mnscles a paralytic drawing resembling a weakness, continuing for a long time, even after walkipg, when sitting. — 345.

Pain (as if one had missed a step ?) in the knee, for one minnte, when walking, and when moving the foot.

Sensation, when rising from a seat, as if the knees would bend involuntarily ; a trem- ulous, nervous drawing-up in the bend of the knee.

As soon as he lies down he experiences a drawing-up sensation in the knee-joints, a kind of nervousness and voluptuous uneasiness in those joints, obliging hiin to get up.

Drawing sticking in the left knee-joint when sitting ; sometimes he feels a jerking in the joint.

Burning pricking below the left knee, on the outer side, sometimes in paroxysms. — 350.

Boring stitch in the right tibia, in rest.

(a. \, 35 h.) Itching of the right tibia above the external malcolus, not going off by nibbing, (a. 2^ h.) Paralytic pressure in the gastrocnemii muscles of the right leg, externally, more violent when touched.

Tearing pain in the mnscles of one or the other leg, when standing or sitting.

(a. a few minutes.) Lancination in and below the right calf, and above the left heel.

(a. 1, 10 h.) — 355.

Itching stitch in the right calf, contniuing when standing and walking, and go- ing off by scratching, (a. 78 h.) Drawing, with pressure, in the outer part of the tibia, when sitting, (a. 6 h.) Drawing pressure in the tarsus, transversely, especially during motion.

Tearing, with pressure, in the left tarsal bones, close to the joint, (a. 5^ h.) Contractive sensation of heaviness in the tarsal bones of the left foot, close to the tarsal joint, (a. 3J h.) — 300.

Slinging itching close above the outer maleolus of the right foot ; it obliges him to scratch, but does not leave any peculiar sensation.

Burning itching of the internal mal- leolus of the right foot.

(a. 4 d.) Itching in the region of the tendo Achillis, above the heel.

Stinging itching of the big toe of the right foot.

Burning, with pressure, in the tip of the big toe of the right foot, in rest.

(a. 4i h.)— 365.

Burning itching of the little toes, in the evening, as if they were frozen ; they are painful when touched, and the painful places are red, for four days.

(a. 12 h.) Itching burning of the little toe of the right foot, as if it were frozen ; it felt painful when pressing upon it slightly.

Tingling in the lower surface of the toes, which does not induce scratching ; they feel as if they had been to sleep.

Aching pain in the inner side of the bottom of

General Symptoms : 225.

Itching of the head and the whole body, especially early in the morning, a creeping itching and crawling as of a flea, going from one place to another.

Blotches of the size of peas on the whole body and thighs, itch- ing and emitting a humor when scratched open, when they occasion a burning pain.

Tearing and jerking around the ulcers in the evening and early in the morning, in rest ; ceas- ing when walking.

Lancination in the ulcer.

Smarting in the ulcer, as of salt. — 230.

Smarting itching in the ulcer, as of salt.

Darting and pecking pains of the ulcerated leg, the skin of which becomes covered with a thin crust, from which a yellowish water oozes out.

In the morning, after rising from a seat, he turns pale, becomes giddy, falls to one side as in a swoon ; similar paroxysm next day about the same hour.

All his limbs ache ; the muscles ache when touching them, the joints when moving them, more in the forenoon than in the afternoon.

Pain in all the hones. — 235.

Early in the morn- ing, when rising from bed, all the joints feel stiff, especially the shoulder and hip-joints, and the small of the back.

Early in the morning, when in bed, she feels very tired, without any drow- siness ; all her limbs ache as if bruised, and as if no strength were in them, for one hour.

Great weariness, early in the morning, when waking, disappearing soon.

able to drag her feet.

The whole body feels painful as if bruised, with feeling of lassitude, worse during motion ; when walking, a little after having been seated, the painful sensation came on again with renewed violence, (a. 40 h.) Great weari- ness in the knee-joints early in the morning after rising ; he finds it difficult to walk or to stand, (a. 24 h.) Debilitated all over, especially in the joints, when walking.

Weary and weak, early in the morning, (a.

A\ h.) — 385.

Great weariness and disposition to sleep, in the afternoon when sitting, (a. 3 d.)]

Great inclination to yawn and stretch herself Falls asleep as soon as he lies down in his bed, in the evening. — 240.

Drowsiness in daytime ; he slept whenever he sat.

Great drowsiness in the afternoon.

He falls asleep late in the even- ing, and wakes again at 4 o'clock in the morning, several nights.

He dreams about his business, as soon as he falls asleep.

Vivid dreams, with coherent ideas. — 245.

Dream about murder.

The child is very restless in the night, and calls her mother all the time.

He wakes every hour in the night, from 2 o'clock, without any cause.

Restless night ; he woke every night half and then slept again.

He did not sleep the whole night, and nevertheless his eyes closed. — 250.

Vio- lent burning pains in the ulcer, in the evening after lying down, for hours, so that she was unable to fall asleep.

The herpes itches only at night.

His upper and lower limbs started, sev- eral nights, as if some one had tickled him ; a kind of spas- modic but painless jerking ; he felt moreover hot, alihough he covered himself but lightly, but without thirst or sweat.

[Violent yawning, causing the tears to drop from his eyes.

(a. ^ h.) Frequent yawning as if he had not slept enough, (a. 2 h.) Great weariness and drowsiness after a meal ; he feels a desire to lie down, falls asleep soon, but feels gloomy and heavy when waking, and dreads to walk ; walk- ing was very troublesome for him, especially going up hill ; after walking a little longer, he felt very cheerful and strong.

Wakefulness early in the morning, followed by drowsiness and a chilly shuddering in the back. — 390.

He wakes towards morning, as if he had slept enough, but falls asleep again im- mediately, (a. 46 h.) Droiosiness in the afternoon ; his eyes close.

Wakeful before midnight ; but as soon as he went to sleep he dreamed of dispute.

Immediately after going to sleep he is waked by a dream that he is fighting with a wild beast, which makes him start, (a. 30 h.) Restless and anxious dreams. — 395.

Tossing about during sleep.

Restless for sev- eral nights, was filled with all sorts of thoughts before mid-

night.

Yivid, disagreeable dreams, towards morning.

Dreams full of wrath. — 4U0.

Restless dreams ; he is busy with all sorts of things, starts as in affright, wakes, but does not be- come entirely conscious of himself.

Amorous dreams and emission of semen.

Voluptuous dreams without emission.

In the evening her calves pained her so much that she was un- able to go to sleep ; she had to change the position of her limbs constantly, to get some relief; she had the same sensation in the calves after having got up in the night and having laid down again, (a. 37 h.) He dreams as soon as he falls asleep ; now he fights with some one, now he has anxious images, which wakes him, and then he dreams again. — 405.

Dreams about murder the second night.]

Fever in the evening consisting of the cold stage merely.

Shuddering the whole night, without thirst and with- out any subsequent heat.— 255.

Internal shuddering, with vio- lent thirst, several days, at three o'clock in the afternoon, with- out any subsequent heat.

Shuddering, with goose-skin, several afternoons at three o'clock, ceasing in the open air, and no thirst.

Chilliness early in the morning when in bed, without any subsequent heat.

Chilliness early in the morning when in bed, followed by heat ; she did not wish to rise in the morn- ing.

Slight heat after the shuddering. — 260.

Early in the morning, when in bed, he feels a heat about his head, with sweat on the forehead.

In the open air she was attacked with some heat and some headache, (towards evening.) Feeling of great heat, as if she were burning externally, with thirst ; there was orgasmus sanguinis ; no previous chilliness.

Feeling of great heat at night, in the hands and feet ; he had to keep them bare.

Heat in the night, especially around the forehead, so that she remained awake ever since three o'clock ; chill at nine o'clock in the forenoon. — 265.

Disposition to sweat, A good deal of sweat, several nights after midnight.

Night-sweat, having a putrid smell, (a. 8 d.) Sweat smelling like putrid eggs, after midnight, (a. 4, 6 d.) Profuse night-sweats, (a. 10 d,)

[Cold feet in the evening, in bed.

Violent chill in the even- ing before falling asleep ; he shook in his bed, and could not get warm.

(a. 20 h.) Frequent chilliness in the night, ivhich wakes him, but he does not become conscious of himself.

Shuddering, with drowsiness and dryness of mouth, (a. 3 h.) — 410.

Shuddering and chilly feeling when taking a meal, without thirst, two hours before the hot stage.

Chilliness in the back, even when near the hot stove, (a. i h.) Back and arms remained cold although he was near the stove ; frequent

chills over the back and arms, toward the nape of the neck, over the head and face, early in the morning after rising.

Chill, shaking the whole body, whh warm forehead, hot cheeks and cold hands, without any subsequent heat and without any thirst, (a.

IJ h.) Shuddering over the whole body, without thirst and without being immediately followed by heat.

(a. 30 h.) — 415.

Fleet chilly shuddering along the back, after a meal.

Feeling of heat to him, and real heat in the face, with- out thirst, an hour after the chilly stage.

Feeling of warmth over the back, which is not disagreeable, three hours after a meal.

At intervals he experiences a thrill of heat over the lower part of the back, the rest of the body being without any subsequent sweat.

Feeling of warmth on the forehead, as of a constant, warm breath touching it ; sometimes also a cold breath, with redness of the cheeks and warmth of the external body.

(a. 4 d.) — 420.

When waking in the night, he is cov- ered with warm sweat, on the abdomen, feet, genital organs, although covered moderately, no thirst; when uncovering himself, a cold air comes upon him, the sweat ceases, he imag- ines he will catch cold.

(a. 72 h.) Excessive sweat in the after- noon, with heat of the whole body, without thirst, although he sat very quietly.

Moral Symptoms : — 270.

He recollects anxious thoughts and things from the past, as if they were present, causing an- guish and sweat : after this, there is a blackness before his eyes ; he knows not whether the images are true or illusory ; afterwards he thinks every thing is sometimes different, and he loses all desire to live.

Ho knows not whether the things which he sees in his fancy are real or imaginary (from five to seven in the afternoon).

(When walking fast, he feels as if some one were walking after him ; this gives him anxiety and fear, and he has to look round all the time.

Hypochondriac mood ; every thing is indifferent to him ; he does not care about living.

Even the most interesting thing was indifferent to him. — 275.

Vexed, early in the morning ; he was going to push away from him all those things'which he held in his hand.

She does not want to hear any one spoken of; she wraps up her face and weeps aloud, without knowing why.

Every word which is said to her vexes her ; she weeps when one attempts to talk to her.

Peevish ; she weeps several times without any apparent cause.

Weeping mood. — 280.

She sheds tears and grieves at her condition ; nothing gave her any pleasure, (a 50 h.) She felt sad and spiritually dead, but had no disposition to weep.

Violent, internal anxiety, chasing him from place to place, but without exciting any complaint on his pait.

Anxious and timorous.

[Serious, thinking of himself, taciturn.

Phlegmatic, with weariness of mind and sadness of heart ; every thing is indif- ferent to him, but he is neither vexed nor debilitated.

His mind feels weary ; he has no desire to talk or to think ; the things around him are indifferent to him. — 425.

Not disposed to any serious work.

Out of humor and not disposed to any mental labor, (a. 2 h.) Out of humor and vexed the whole day ; he was beside himself with ill humor, and was ex- tremely thoughtful, (a. 37 h.) Silent ill-humor; he is vexed at every thing, even at those things which do not concern him.

Out of humor and restless the whole day. — 430.

He dreads the future.

Sad ; he apprehends evil consequences from trifling things, and cannot ease himself.

Sad without any cause. — 485.

Quarrelsome, but merry mood.

At first he is cheerful," then anxious, and lastly, calm and contented.

He became cheerful and communicative.^ He was cheerful and communicative, and enjoyed his existence.

This stupefying plant does not produce any real pain pri- marily.

The pain occasioned by Stramonium is the result of the secondary action of the organism.

Stramonium, in its primary efiect, occasions an excessive mobility of the volun- tary muscles, suppression of the secretions and evacuations, being succeeded by paralysis of the muscles and excessive se- cretions and excretions as a secondary effect.

Stramonium cures certain kinds of spasmodic muscular motions, and re- stores suppressed secretions in some cases when there is no pain.

Violent primary effects are neutralized by citric acid, or by berries in which it is contained, such as currants, berbcris, etc., much better than by vinegar.

Smoking diminishes very much the cloudiness produced by Stramonium.

According to Falck, it may be relieved by alcohol, and according to Pleheve, by a cold foot-bath.