Thuja Occidentalis

He staggers after having stooped.

Vertigo, also when sitting ; she staggers when walking.

Frequent vertigo, also, when lying in bed.

A good deal of vertigo when sitting down ; a sort of moving to and fro, made worse by lying down. — 5.

Vertigo, especially when sitting down and closing his eyes; it went off when lying down.

His head feels obtuse and unable to think.

Slow thinking and slow talking ; when talking she tries to find the words, (a. 3 d.) Weakness in the head ; his brain feels dead and numb.

He was unable to get rid of the thought which he just had in his mind. — 10.

Head- ache, early in the morning ; sometimes he feels as if the head were screwed asunder in the articulation of the malar bone and the upper jaw ; sometimes as if a nail were driven into the

vertex with a sudden jerk ; sometimes as if the forehead would fall outj with internal chilliness ; all these symptoms improved in the open air.

Headache, early in the mornii)g, as after too sonnd a sleep, or as after stooping, a sort of pulsating, or a sort of short jerks, with piessure, accompanied with redness in the face.

Boring pressure in the head.

Drawing headache.

Tearing in the right side of the sinciput and face, transversely across the nose, as far as the malar bone and above the eyes ; most violent morning and evening. — 15.

Sticking headache.

Fine prickling in the head, early in the morning.

Drawing in the temporal muscles, a sort of external headache, worse dur- ing degkithion.

Pricking pain in the region of the temples.

Three red, painful blotches in the region of either temple. — 20.

Itching of the occiput.

[Reeling sensation, as after frequently turning in a circle, (a. f h.) Cloudiness in the forehead (immediately).

Stupe- faction of the head, early in the morning, (a. 6 h.) Does not heed those things which take place around him. — 5.

His head feels cloudy, so that he knows not where he is, when standing, (a. f h.) Stupid feeling in the head, with nausea.

Sense of intoxication, especially early in the morning.

His head feels dreary, when sitting or standing.

Dull pain in the head, as if stupefied. — 10.

Numb feeling and humming in the left hemisphere of the brain and in the left ear.

(a. 3 h.) Cramp-like sensation in the left side of the head, with a sub- sequent feeling of warmth.

Painless drawing in the right parietal bone, with a slight pressure, a warmth which is al- most agreeable, spreading over the whole body.

(a. 4 h.) Dull drawing pressure across the forehead, as if a load descended in it.

(a. 4:^ h.) Deep pressure in the right temple, (a.

If h.) — 15.

Pressure in the left frontal protuberance, resembling a jerk.

(a. 4 h.) Pressure in the right frontal eminence, resem- bling a jerk, and descending towards the eye.

(a. 4^ h.) Pres- sure in the left parietal bone, with a dull pain.

(a. 2 h.) Dull aching pains in the occiput, for six hours, (a.

I h.) Painful pressure across the forehead, (a ^ h.) — 20.

Furious pressing in both temples from without inward, as if the brain were pressed out.

Violent, painful pressure in the head, now here, now there, only momentarily, (a. 2 h.) Drawing with pres- sure in the left temple.

Jerking tearing in the occiput, more on the right side.

(a. 1 h.) Drawing tearing headache from the vertex to the middle of the brain. — 25.

Heaviness in the head, as if the brain were pressed inward by a load.

(a. 1^ h.) Sensation of heaviness in the head, especially in the occiput, increased during every motion, (a. ^ h.) Heaviness of the

Shortsightedness.

Sensation as of a gauze before the eyes, and a pressure in the same, as if the eyes were pressed out of the head, or as if the eyes were swollen.

The eyes are dim in the open air, as if a gauze were before them, when looking at things either near or distant, with gloominess in the head, for half an hour. ^ When reading things appear

darker to him, with a sensation around the eyes as if he had not slept enough. — 25.

The vision of the inflamed eye is darkened.

Weak eyes ; pressure in the eyes as of fine sand.

Stinging in the eyes (in raw air) early in the morning.

Si itches in the eye when the light is too bright.

The whites of the eye are reddish, like blood. — 30.

The whites of the eyes are in- flamed and red, with smarting in the eyes and a pressure as of sand.

Pressure in the eyes, for two or three days.

Red blotch on the margin of the lower eyelid.

Violent, deeply penetrating sharp stitch, from time to time, in the inner canthus of the right eye.

(a. 2 h.) — 35.

Burning pressure in the outer can- thus of the left eye, without any redness, (a. 9 d.) Running of the left eye when walking in the open air.

(a. 9 d.) Eye-gum in the inner canthi, the whole day.

[Tearing pain in the region of the left eyebrow, going off after contact, (a. 11 h.) Sticking with pressure above the left eye, moving towards the right eye and disappearing after- wards.— 50.

Boring pain over the inner canthus of the right eye.

(a. 3 d.) Feeling of heat and dryness in the outer can- thus of the left eye, as if the parts would become inflamed, (a. 29 h.) Great dilatation of the pupils, (a. 6 h.) The pupils re- mained contracted for five days.

(a. 1 h.) When writing, the objects appeared to tremble (immediately after dinner). — 55.

Black points before the eyes, even when closing them ; those points seem to move amongst one another, accompanied with an obtuseness of the occiput.

A redness without sensation in the wliite of the left eye, near the cornea, early in the morn- ing, (a. 74 h.) Violent stitch in the inner canthus of the left eye, causing 24 humor to come out of the eye, which obscured the sight, (a. 1^ h.) Dry feeling in the eyes.

Considerable pressure above the right eye, externally, (a. 3f h.) — 60.

Swell- ing of the upper eyelids, (a. 76, 120 h.) Pimples between the eyebrows, containing pus in their tips, and somewhat itching.

(a.6h.)]

[Digging-up. painful itching in the left malar bone.

(a. \ h.) Boring fain in the region of the left malar bone, diminished by contact, (a. 7, 29 h.) Pimples in the whole face.

(a. 17 h.) — 65.

Itching in the face, obliging him to scratch.]

the evening. — 40.

Aching pain in the meatus auditorins (at noon).

(Increase of wax in the ear.) Creeping and twitching toward the malar bones.

Fine-darting pain in the malar mus- cles, only when walking in the open air.

Glandular swelling on the side of the left cheek. — 45.

Burning heat in the face and cheeks, continuing the whole day.

Scurfy, itching erup- tion on the cheek, not far from the corner of the mouth.

Ul- ceration half an inch up in the nose ; a scurf has formed in that part.

Corrosive creeping in the dorsum of the nose.

Nasal mucus mixed with coagulated blood. — 50.

Bleeding at the nose, two or three times a day.

Jaws and Teeth : (Stitches in the lip.) Jerking in the upper lip.

Burning of the vermilion border and palate.

Stitches in the lower jaw through the ear. — 55.

Pain in the left side of the neck, as if he had been lying on a hard couch, or in a forced position.

When moving the neck he experiences a short stitch in the cervical muscles, which causes him to start.

Pain in the swollen glands of the neck, so that he was not able to lie upon them.

The veins of the neck are bloated and blue.

Pressing pain in the hollow tooth when blowing the nose.— 60.

Sharp drawing toothache, in the teeth of the lower jaw from below upward, frequently without any cause, but usually at dinner.

Sticking pain in an incisor.

Darting pain in a hollow tooth, early in the morning.

Toothache from

evening until midnight, dull, as if the nerves were delicately touched ; sometimes a jerking was experienced in the tooth.

Swollen and sore gums. — 65.

Considerable swelling of the ginns and tongue ; the latter is painful when she touches it with any thing hard, or when eating.

[80.

Jerking sensation in the upper lip, near the corner of the month.

Fine itching of the inner side of the upper lip.

Itching pimples on the margin of the upper lip, towards the middle, (a. 6 h.) Red pustules above the lip, emitting blood when scratched, (a. 36 h.) Dryness of the Hps, without thirst.

(a. 11 h.) — 85.

Itching pimples on the chin.

(a. 5 d.) Stiffness of the muscles of mastication on the left side, painful when opening the jaws.

(a. 4 d.) Violent press- ing pain below the left molar tooth, as if the tooth were shat- tered, immediately after every cup of tea which he took ; the pain affected the upper and lower jaw, and disappeared gradu- ally, (a. 1 h.) Violent tearing in the left upper jaw, toward the eye.

(a. 2 h.) Drawing tearing in the left lower jaw, evening. — 90.

Gnawing-boring pain in the left upper jaw, re- peatedly, (a. 1^ h.) Continued gnawing-pain in a hollow tooth, affecting the whole side of the head, and increased by any thing cold (drink or air), and by mastication, (a. 4 d.) Sudden, violent tearing in the first molar tooth of the left lower jaw, extending rapidly through the whole of the jaw.

(a. f h.) Darting through the gums of the posterior molar teeth, (a. 34 h.) Violent drawing stitch in the angle of the left lower jaw, disappearing after contact, (a. 8 min.) — 95.

Prickings in the left lower jaw.

(a. 1^ h.) Sore pain below the posterior teeth of the right side.

Sore feeling in the gums of the left lower jaw, when touching them, (a. 48 h.) Toothache, a sort of hacking, or sharp beating in the gums.

A row of small red pimples close to one another, sore to the touch, on both sides of the neck, from behind forward, (a. 26 h.)]

Mouth, Pharynx and (Esophagus: The tip of the tongue is sore to the touch.

White vesicle on the side of the tongue, close to the root very sore.

Rough, scraping feeling on the surface of the tongue ; it is coated white ; before the middle of the tongue a white, oblong, somewhat painful blis- ter.

The inner mouth feels as if full of blisters, as if he had burnt it, with much thirst at night. — 70.

When swallowing the saliva he feels a sort of sore pain in the whole palate, towards the left ear, internally, as when air rushes into a wound.

Pressure and sensation of heaviness in the velum pendulum palati.

Swelling of the salivary glands; they secrete a good deal of saliva.

Swelling of the tonsils and the

Sensation in the throat as if full of mucus, preventing him from swallowing, and as if the fauces were constricted ; the throat became rough from hawking. — 75.

Sore throat, a sort of swelling, as if brought on by a cold.

Pressure in the back part of the throat during deglutition.

Stinging in the throat.

Desire to swallow.

The saliva is somewhat san- gninolent. — 80.

Dryness in the back part of the mouth, and thirst, even early in the morning.

[100.

Itching in the anterior surface of the neck, inducing scratching.

Stinging pains in the anterior surface of the neck, below the larynx, (a. 9 h.) Pinching stitch in the right side of the neck, disappearing by moving and turning it.

(a. 3^ h.) Gradually increasing stitch with pressure, on the right side below the tongue, as if the part were pricked ; some- times worse when swallowing, (a. 4 h.) White coated tongue, without thirst. — 105.

Feeling of dryness in the palate, without thirst, (a. 11 h.) Violent desire for cold drink, the whole day, without heat.

(a. 8 d.) He hawks up a blood- red mucus.]

Appetite and Gastric Symptoms : Rancid eructations.

Heartburn when stooping.

Scraping sensation in the throat.

Roughness in the throat, as if occasioned by snuff. — 85.

Flat, sweetish taste in the mouth.

Food has too little saltish taste.

(Tobacco has a musty taste when smoking.) A quan- tity of mucus in the throat when eating ; she is obliged to hawk it up ; otherwise she is unable to swallow the food.

(Every thing he eats nauseates him.) — 90.

He has an appe- tite, but he does not relish his food ; after eating he feels faint about the heart, anxious, with palpitation of the heart.

A slimy sweetish taste in the mouth after a meal.

After eating, the abdomen bloats.

Hiccough soon after eating ; afterwards pressure in the pit of the stomach, followed by puffiness and eructations, as from a spoiled stomach. — 95.

(Bitter eructa- tions after a meal.) Putrid eructations, late in the evening, (a. 12 h.) Pain in the pit of the stomach after a meal, when moving the body or when touching the region of the stomach, (a. 11 d.) Pressure in the pit of the stomach, immediately after a meal. — 100.

Anguish in the pit of the stomach, rising into the head and returning again to the stomach ; accompa- nied with qualmishness.

[Want of appetite; he does not relish his food.

Bitterish taste of the saliva, (a. 2 h.)— 110.

Bread has a bitter taste to him.

Eructations tasting of the ingesta when smoking as usual, (a. 8 h.) Rancid vapor rising in the throat, percepti- ble to the smell.

Nausea and qualmishness in the region of

the stomach, (a. i h.) — 115.

Nausea and vomiting of a sourish Hquid and of food, several times, (a. 3 h.) Desire to vomit after the usual smoking, with sweat breaking out over the whole body, without thirst ; nausea and sweat disappear- ed after the stool, (a. 20 h.) Excessive flatulence, immedi- ately after a meal ; the abdomen is distended, with pricKings, pressing and pnshing, and scanty emission of flatulence.

De- sire for cold drink before a meal, and some time after a meal.

(a. 10, 11 h.) Frequent pinching in the region of the stom- ach, during dinner. — 120.

Debility and laziness after a meal ; the least exercise gives him trouble ; he feels nauseated and has to lie down.]

Cramp-pain in the pit of the stomach.

Gramp in the stomach, increasing very much in the evening.

Contractive cramp in the epigastrium.

Tension in the abdomen, (a. 3 d.) — 105.

Tension in the abdomen as if tied too fast.

(a. 12 h.) Bloatedness of the abdomen, with contractive pains, like cramps.

Bloated abdomen.

Pressure inthe right side of the abdomen, as if too replete, in the lum- bar region, when lying in the bed, after midnight ; it impedes respiration.

(Burning in the abdomen, but more in the chest, the hypochondria and the pit of the stomach ; all those parts felt hot to the touch.) — 110.

(Burning, especially in the hepatic region.) Pain in the abdominal muscles when bending backward, as if sprained.

Rumbling in the abdomen.

Move- ment in the abdomen as of something alive, as if the abdomi- nal muscles were pushed outward by the arm of a fetus, but painless.

Tearing in the abdomen from below upwards, com- mencing in the right groin, in paroxysms, (a. 7 d.) — 115.

Painless swelling in the groin, when walking, or touching the part.

Drawing pain in the groin, when she stood still or was walking, but not when sitting.

Drawing pain extending from the inguinal glands through the thighs as far as the knee, more violent when sleeping, with subsequent laziness in the limbs.

Stitches from the groin through the thigh, only when sitting down, but neither when standing nor walking.

going off when standing still, or when pressing upon the part.

Pressing pains in the left renal region, from within outward, when sitting, (a. 2 h.) Drawing pains with pressure in the left lumbar region, (a. ^ h.) Feeling of burning heat in the lumbar region, (a. 1 h.)— 130.

Pain in the abdominal mus- cles of the left side, as if a hook were being drawn up in the part, a sort of hooking from below upward.

Burning pressing together transversely across the abdomen, externally as it were.

(a. f h.) Distention of the abdomen, as if the intes- tines were constricted in the umbilical region.

Single painful prickings in the perinaeum, from within outwards, going off when drawing the anus in.

(a. 8 h.) Beating-sticking pains in the right groin, (a. 1 h.) — 135.

Pressure from without in- ward, in the right groin, (a. 4 h.) Audible grunting in the abdomen, (a. 1 h.) Grunting in the right side of the abdo- men, after stool, (a. 10 h.) Cutting' pains in the hypogas- trium.

(a. ^, 9 h.) Noiseless emission of flatulence, (a. -^ h.) — 140.

Pressing in the abdomen, especially against the sides, as of flatulence, previous to stool, (a. 9 d.)

Urging as for stool, but ineffectual ; afterwards (on the first day) loose stool ; next day loose stool without pressing ; no stool on the third day. — 120.

Urging for stool three times with erection.

The evacuations take place with a painful constriction of the anus.

Diminished stool, (a. 5 d.) (Debility after stool.) (a. 5 d.) Violent pain in the rectum during stool ; the pain was so violent that she was unable to pass the stools. — 125.

Painful contraction in the rectum and anus, followed by tearing, as if in the bowels, in paroxysms.

Violent burning in the fold between the nates, when walking, (a. 9 d.) Burning in the anus.

Burning-pricking in the rec- tum, between the stools.

The hasmorrhoidal tumor of the anus is painful when touched ever so lightly. — 130.

(Red, painless blotches about the anus, resembling fig-warts.)

\Several ordinary stools, (a. 13, 16 h.) Loose stool (im- mediately).

Loose stool several mornings in succession.

Sev- eral loose stools, (a. 2, 10, 12, 14 h.) — 145.

Frequent and copious evacuations of papescent stool, they give him a good deal of relief.

Discharge of hard, large, brown faeces, in balls, streaked with blood, (a. 14 d.) Hard, difficult stool, especially in the afternoon, (a. 8 h.)* Frequent urging without any stool, (a. 16 h.) Constipation for several days, consequent to a copious emission of semen.]

Frequent micturition, almost every hour, but no pain.

A good deal of micturition, had to urinate at night, (a 12 h.) Frequent and copious micturition.

He has to press at urinating, urging every minute ; some urine comes out now and then only, which is accompanied with a burning pain in the urethra. — 135.

The stream is interrupted five or six times, before the urine is entirely voided.

Sensation in the urethra, as of a fluid running along it, especially in the evening.

Sensation after micturition as if some drops were running out of the urethra, for a quarter of an hour.

After micturition, some urine remains in the urethra, which drops out afterwards, not out of the bladder, but out of the ure- thra.— 140.

Burning in the urethra during micturition.

Burning in the urethra, at urinating, and yet a while after.

Burning in the urethra, between the act of micturition.

Cutting during micturition.

Burning pain in the urethra, at urinating, as if the urethra were excoriated, (a. 48 h.) Burning itching in the tip of the glans, at urinating. — 145.

Smarting and itching of the pudendum, especially in the urethra, during and a little while after micturition.

Pain in the pudendum, as if sore and smarting, especially at urinating.

Stitches in the urethra from behind forward, between, not during the act of urinating.

Extraordinary stitch from the rectum into the ure- thra, below the frenulum.

Severe stitch in the urethra, in the evening, (a. 3 d.) Stitches in the urethra, at night, pre- venting sleep, accompanied with frequent erections.

Lancina- tions in the forepart of the urethra.

Lancination in the ure- thra hetween the acts of urinating, (a. 30 h.)

[Frequent urging to urinate, and frequent micturition, without pain.

(a.

If.) Profuse micturition, (a. 20 h.) Fre- quent and copious micturition, (a. 4^ h.) Frequent urging, with subsequent discharge of copious, watery urine, also at night, (a. 36 h.) The urine looks like water while coming out; after long standing, it becom,es cloudy. — 155.

Red urine, depositing thick brick-dust sediment when standing.]

Genital Organs : Single stitches in the tip of the glans, between the acts of micturition, especially when squeezing the part.

Painful stitches in the internal surface of the prepuce. — 155.

Stinging itching in the tip of the glans.

Stinging and itching of the glans.

Erection for several hours, early in the morning, when half asleep.

Prickings in the scrotum at night. — 160.

Itching of the left side of the scrotum (evening).

Drawing sensation in the testes.

The left testicle is drawn up to the abdomen, accompanied willi swelling of the inguinal glands.

(The epidydimis grows into a sort of goitre.) Crawl-

ing and itching in the scrotum ; the rubbed place feels painful and burning. — 165.

Sweat of the scrotum.

Sweat of one-half of the scrotum.

Profuse sweat of the small organs of generation all over.

Itching of the pudendum, when walking.

Tlie pudendum feels sore and smarting. — 170.

Swelling of both labia, painful and burning only when walking and when touching them.

(a. 51 d.) Burning and smarting in the vagina, when walking and sitting.

Sticking in the pudendum afiera long walk.

Pressing and contractive pain in the pudendum when sitting.

Cramp-pain in the pudendum and in the perinaeum, when rising from a seat. — 175.

Cramp-pain in the pudendum, extending as far as the abdomen, (a 10 h.) Mucous discharge from the female urethra.

Round, flat, unclean ulcer on the corona glandis, painful and burning, surrounded with redness ; in a few days a stinging is felt in it.

(Whitish ulcer in the internal surface of the great labium, first sore and painful to the touch, afterwards itching, and of long duration.) Humid pimple on the scrotum. — 180.

Considerable swelling of the prepuce.

Red spot, like a miliary pimple, on the outer surface of the prepuce ; it changes to an ulcer, is covered with scurf, itches, and is sometimes painful and burning.

Small pocks in the internal surface of the pre- puce, deepened in the middle, and humid and suppurating ; painful only when touched, (a. 16 d.) A few red, smooth excrescences behind the glans, under the prepuce, with a creeping sensation, continuing ten days.

(a. 22 d.) Red ex- crescence on the inner surface of the prepuce, resembling a figwart. — 185.

Balanorrhoea.

(a. 8 d.) Small low vesicle on the glans, occasioning a stinging pain at urinating, (a. 24 d.) Tickling of the figwarts.

Titillation of the figwarts.

Itching stinging of the figwarts. — 190.

Burning and painful stinging in the figwarts.

Fine stitches in the figwarts near the anus, when walking.

Severe stitches in the figwarts on the genital organs.

Burning pain of the figwarts when touched.

(Sore pain of the figwarts near the anus, also when touching them.) — 195.

Bleeding of the figwarts.

[Discharge of prostatic juice, in threads, early in the morn- ing after waking.

Noctural emission with fatiguing pain in the orifice of the urethra, as if too narrow.

Nocturnal emis- sion, which wakes him.

(a. 23, 48 h.) Cutting pain, which is most violent when walking, immediately before and during the acts of urinating, also at other times, behind the pubic bone, in the region of the bladder, (a. 12 d.) — 160.

Burning, pierc- ing stitches in the neighborhood of the orifice of the urethra, between the acts of micturition, (a. 9 h.) Drawing-cutting pain in the urethra, when walking, (a. 10 h.) Violent stitches

Respiratory Organs and Chest : Creeping in the nose as in catarrh.

Sensation in the upper part of the nose like dry coryza, most violent in the evening, nevertheless the nose feels obstructed.

Violent, sudden coryza.

Hoarseness, as if occa- sioned by a contraction of the pharynx. — 200.

Profuse fluent coryza and catarrh, which he had not had for many years.

Vio- lent coryza with nightly cough, (a. 13 d.) Sticking in the larynx in the region of the pit of the throat, during an inspi- ration, for two days.

Uneasiness in the cervical muscles, in the nape of the neck, and in the chest, or slow squeezing at intervals, accompanied with a sort of nausea.

Blueness of the skin in the region of the clavicles. — 205.

Oppression of the chest as if something had grown fast in it.

(a. some hours.) Visible palpitation of the heart, without anxiety.

Asthmatic, obliging one to take a deep inspiration.

Tightness now in the left chest, now in the left hypochondrium, inducing a hacking cough.

Difficult, oppressed breathing with great desire for water and much anxiety. — 210.

Sensation as if some one were excoriating the chest from within.

Pain in the region of the heart.

Pressure in the chest, coming on after a meal.

Pain in the chest, resembling a pressure, most violent after a meal.

Paroxysms of pressure in the outer parts of the chest, around the axilla. — 215.

Considerable orgasmus sanguinis when going up stairs ; her heart beats violently ; she has to rest frequently.

[170.

Sneezing, (a. 28 h.) He frequently blows blood from the nose.

Bleeding of the nose two days in succession, when blowing it slightly, early in the morning after rising.

Bleed- ing at the nose, especially when becoming heated, (a. 70 h.) Sticking with pressure on the left side of the trachea, close be-

low the larynx, aggravated by deglutition, (a. 3J h.) — 175.

Hoarseness and fluent coryza (towards evening), (a. 11 h.) Dry coryza, with continued headache, such as generally ac- companies dry coryza.

(a. 48 h.) Dry coryza, without sneez- ing, with phlegm in the fauces, obliging one to hawk, but which cannot be hawked up.

(a. 26 h.) Dry coryza, which is changed to fluent coryza in the open air, by sneezing, (a. 10 h.) Fluent coryza early in the morning, (a. 70 h.) — 180.

Frequent fluent coryza.

(a. 2 h.) Cough early in the morning when rising, as is excited by sharp things, (a. 25 h.) Strong pres- sure as of a heavy body in the middle of the chest, which does not impede respiration (when sitting), (a. ^ h.) Tension from the first false rib as far as the left axilla, especially when rais- ing the arm.

(a. 1 h.) Prickling in the right chest, (a. 3 h.) — 185.

Dull stitches with pressure in the left side of the chest, unchanged during inspirations or expirations, (a. 1 h.) Sev- eral beating stitches in the left side of the chest, (a. 2 h.) Strong, dull, intermittent stitches in the chest, from the left axilla, inward, (a. 12 h.) Pinching pain in the region of the fifth and sixth ribs.

Boring pressure above the pit of the stom- ach, (a. 40 h.) — 190.

Sensation as if sprained or strained in the left side of the chest, close to the region of the scrobiculus cordis, (a. 6 J h.) Bruising pain in the right side of the chest below the arm.

(a. 3^ h.)]

(Stitch in the back through the chest from below upward.) Aching pain in small parts of the back, here and there, when sitting.

Boring in a small spot in the back.

Sore feeling in the outer parts of the back.

(a. 4 d.) — 220.

Draw- ing pain in the hack, when sitting.

Tensive pain in the small of the back.

Drawing in the small of the hack.

Dull painful pressure in the small of the back and in the lumbar region, as if bruised, early in the morning after rising, more violent when standing and turning the trunk, less when walk- ing, (a. 15 d.) Itching boil with a large red border, near the small of the back. — 225.

Tearing in the left scapula, (a. 3 d.) Bruising pain below the scapula for several hours.

Beating and throbbing in the shoulder-joint.

[Aching pain in the small of the back, when stooping.

Stitches with pressure from the os sacrum as far as the side of the pelvis, (a. 7 h.) Paroxysmal burning stinging on the right side, close to the os sacrum, disappearing entirely after strong friction, (a. 3f h.)— 195.

Violent, stitch-like pains in the back when walking, along the left side of the lumbar ver- tebra), not changed by sitting down.

(a. 10 h.) Stitches with pressure in the back.

(a. 3 h.) Burning-stinging pains in the

Upper Limbs : Cracking of the shoulder-joint when bend- ing the arm backward ; she was then unable to move the arm, on account of the dislocation-pain felt in the joint.

Pro- fuse sweat in the axilla. — 230.

Heaviness in the left arm from the middle of the upper arm as far as the fingers, percep- tible during rest and motion.

Involuntary jerking of the arm hi the daytime.

Starting upward of the upper part of the body in the daytime.

A pain-like tumult in both arms, from three o'clock in the morning, until six.

Violent drawing of several hours, apparently in the bones of the arms.— 235.

Digging-up drawing pain in the whole arm, in the periosteum, as far as the fingers, accompanied with a pressure as from within outwards ; when waking, pressure down to the perios- teum ; he feels a pain as if the flesh were separated from the bones.

Titillation in the surface of the upper arm, followed by a fine stitch at a small spot.

The arm trembles after hav- ing been writing for half an hour, and a drawing pain is felt m it.

Painful difficulty of moving either arm, as if the joints had no sinovial fluid. — 240.

(Pricking pain in the elbow- joint.) Throbbing in the elbow-joint, like pulsations, in the daytime ; in the evening he feels a drawing in the arm ex- tending as far as the fingers.

Drawing pain in the left lower arm, from above downward.

Painless red circumscribed spot on the left forearm.

The skin, especially that of the hands, feels dry.— 24.5.

Tearing in the left wrist-joint.

Pain in the right wrist-joint, as if sprained.

The balls of the two index- fingers become red and big.

Prickling pain in the posterior finger-joints.

Fine stinging in the dorsa of the fingers. — 250.

Stinging in the tips of the three middle left fingers (after- noon).

(All her fingers feel numb.) Sharp stitch in the nail of the left thumb, (a. 48 h.) The anterior joints of the three middle fingers of the left hand become red and swollen, with stinging, extending as far as the tips of the fingers (at five o'clock in the afternoon').

Lower Limbs : Cracking in the elbow, knee, and tarsal joints, when stretching the limbs. — 255.

Pimples on the right buttock, itching and burning when touched or scratched.

Ten- sion from the hip-joint into the groin and along the posterior part of the thigh down to the bend of the knee, also when sitting quietly, but more when walking, less when standing.

The thighs and legs go to sleep when sitting.

Slicking in the upper part of the thigh.

Sweat of the upper part of the thighs near the genital organs. — 260.

Pain as if bruised above the middle of both thighs, when walking in the open air.

Weari- ness of the internal muscles of both thighs, in paroxysms.

Pimples on the knees, resembling children's small-pox in their

external appearance ; they suppurate, do not itch, and disapr pear in 18 hours.

Itching pimples on both knees, burning when touched and scratched.

Single stitches in the knees, only when commencing to walk, and especially when rising from a seat. — 265.

Involuntary motion of the knee to and fro, when the pain increases.

The limb is heavy and stiff when walking.

A drawing pain in the right leg, from above downward, in paroxysms.

White blotches on the calf, of the size of a hazel-nut, itching violently, and far around, but occa- sioning a stinging-burning pain when rubbed.

Tension through the leg, as from weariness. — 270.

Pressure from within out- wards in the tibia.

(Enlargement of the tibia as if swollen.) The dorsum of the foot and the toes are swollen, inflamed and red, and they are painful per se as if pithy, but a tensive pain is experienced in them when treading or when moving the foot.

Involuntary jerking upward of the foot when the pain increases.

Painless, red spot on the dorsum of the right foot. — 275.

Pain in the heel as if gone to sleep, early in the morning, when rising from bed.

Sharp stitch in the tendo Achillis, above the heel.

(a. 2 h.) Drawing in all the toes, extending into the leg.

Drawing in the big toe.

Lancinations on both sides of the nail of the big toe of either foot. — 280.

Lancina- tions in the corn.

All the toes are inflamed, shining red and swollen; they itch, and a burning is felt after rubbing.

Sweat of the feet, especially of the toes.

Sweat of the hands and feet.

[225.

Fleet, burning stitches in the lower lirnbs, spreading through the same all over.

(a. 28 h.) Painful feeling of lax- ness in both hip-joints, as if the articular capsules were too flaccid and weak to support the body, only when standing, not when walking, accompanied with weakness of the whole body.

(a. 12 d.) Pain in the left thigh (in the evening) when walking, as if it would break down.

(a. 10 d.) Scraping, smarting sensation in the inner side of the right thigh.

Pain in the right thigh and leg as if dislocated, when the limb was standing backward, when walking, and was just being moved forward. — 270.

Abrupt, burning-biting stitches near the inner hamstring.

Continued burning-biting stitch in the ante- rior surface of the left knee.

(a. 25 h.) Long-continuing burn- ing in the bend of the left knee, as if an eruption would break out.

(a. 25 h.) Continuous, corrosive stitches in the skin of the right patella, when bending and stretching the right leg.

(a. 7-^ h.) — 235.

Dull beating pain in the outer side of the knee, when sitting, increased by walking, (a. 6 h.) Painful pressure on the inner side of the knee, from without inward,

when sitting, (a. 2\ h.) Cramp-pain above the left knee, when sitting, (a. 46 h.) Sensation above the knee, as if the parts were cut into with a fine knife ; a sort of coarse sticking pain as if bruised in the legs. — 240.

Intermittent pinching in the calves, (a. 4 d.) Weakness of the left leg when sitting, passing over with a cutting sensation in the gastrocnemii muscles when walking, which recurred at intervals in the sit- ting posture, (a. 3 h.) Sharp-drawing pain in the outer parts of the internal malleolus of the left foot, thence extending gradually into the calf.

(a. 21 h.) Frequent, stupefying pain in the region of the internal malleolus of the right foot.

(a. 1-^ h.) Fine stitches in the outer parts of the external malleolus of the right foot.

(a. 4 d.) — 245.

Continuous, burning stitch, near the external malleolus of the right foot, in rest.

(a. 28 h.) Fine, painful stitches, like mosquito-bites, in rapid succession, in the bend of the right foot.

A sort of cutting with subsequent sensation of warmth, in the dorsum of the left foot, near the joint, while walking.

Yoluptuous itching in the internal side of the dorsum of the right foot.

(a. 1 h.) Cramp-like drawing in the fleshy part of the anterior joint of the big toe of the right foot, with a feeling of warmth, less perceptible when walking than when sitting, (a. 3 h.) — 250.

Intermittent pinching near the metatarsal bone of the little toe.

(a. 3 d.) When sitting or walking, he experiences a feeling of weariness in the bottom of the right foot, as after a distant journey on foot, and as if bruised, (a. 6 h.) Creeping jerkings in the bottom of the feet, as after a long walk.

(a. 4 d.) Voluptuous itching under the toes of the right foot, perceptible in any position of the foot, (a. lOi h.) Q,uicklv passing, violent stinging in the bottom of the left foot, near the big toe.

(a. 2^ h.)— 255.

Burning of the corns, (a. 5 d.)]

General Symptoms : Pain drawing from the legs through the thighs into the head, and thence back again into the pit of the stomach, during which attack she had a blackness before her eyes, and she felt qualmish. — 285.

Pimples resembling varicella on some parts of the thighs, elbows and forearms ; they were surrounded with a red areola, and their tips were full of pus.

Itching of the body, back, and upper and lower limbs, like fleabites, especially in the evening and night.

Prickling itching of the whole body, until one o'clock at night, not af- fected by rubbing.

On waking at night, arms and legs had gone to sleep.

Titillating itching of the whole body.— 290.

The itching spots on the body become burning and painful after rubbing (nettle rash), (a. 20 d.) Pressure in different parts, as upon the bones, accompanied with a scraping, prick-

ling sensation.

The skin of the whole body is painful to the touch.

The symptoms are most violent after three o'clock in the afternoon and night, preventing one from falling asleep. — 295.

Paroxysm: when walking in the open air he felt nau- seated, intoxicated and giddy ; he had heat in the face, an- guish and sweat, and was scarcely able to breathe ; his feet felt so heavy that he staggered (for an hour), (a. 20 h.) Weariness and bruised feeling in the shoulders and thighs.

Weakness of body, not of mind.

He becomes sleepy early, but his sleep is restless, disturbed with dreams, and he wakes very early, out of humor, and not disposed to rise.

She tossed about for an hour in her sleep before midnight. — 300.

Restless for two hours in the evening when in bed, before he was able to fall asleep.

Restless sleep ; he tosses about because he feels too warm.

A good deal of dry heat in the night, and restless sleep.

Rest- lessness at night and anxiety ; he cannot sleep ; both his legs feel cold and are covered with cold sweat.

He cannot sleep before midnight, and then he wakes again at four o'clock in the morning. — 305.

Very restless before falling asleep.

Sleep- less nights ; he is very restless, and the body feels cold ; when he fell into a nap he dreamed at once of dead bodies.

He dreamed as soon as he fell asleep.

Sleep full of dreams and startings.

He slept only until twelve o'clock, and remained wide awake the whole night, nor was he sleepy in the morn- ing.— 310.

Disposed to vomit the whole night ; he forced up nothing but mucus.

He talked calmly in his sleep.

Anx- ious dreams with loud exclamations.

She weeps in her sleep.

When lying on the left side he dreams of danger and death. — 315.

He dreams of having had an embrace, but without an emission ; painful erection when waking.

Early in the morn- ing, when waking, he is scarcely able to collect his senses, for half an hour.

Tired early in the morning when rising.

Vio- lent headache in the morning when waking, after a deep sleep at night, as if the brain were distended, with nausea and vom- iting bitter water three times, accompanied with chilliness.

Chilliness without thirst, every morning. — 320, Chills, in the evening when in bed, only on the left side of the body, which felt cold to the touch.

Chilliness every evening from six to half past seven o'clock, with external heat of the body, dryness in the mouth, and thirst.

Violent orgasmus san- guinis every evening ; throbbing in all the arteries, at every motion ; less when sitting.

Heat in the face and burning and redness of the cheeks, two evenings in succession. — 325.

Red- ness and burning of the left cheek, accompanied with chilliness of the back from below upward, when performing any move- ment (not when standing or when sitting still) ; her fingers be- come numb.

Violent chill for a quarter of an hour at three o'clock in the morning ; afterwards thirst, then profuse sweat all over, but not about the head, which was only warm.

Clammy head towards morning.

[Thirst without heat early in the morning when rising.

The pulse becomes weak and descends to 60.

(a. 4 d.) Sudden heat in the face and redness, (a. 1 h.) — 275.

Excessive heat of the face without thirst, the hands and the rest of the body being merely warm.

(a. \ h.) Heat and redness of the face without thirst, when sitting, (a. 3 h.) Continuous feeling of heat in the whole face, without atiy change of complexion, without thirst, the tips of the fingers being cold, the remainder of the hand being lukewarm, and the remainder of the body feeling hot.

(a, | h.) Feeling of burning heat in the face, produciiig neither real heat nor redness nor siceat, the hands being icy-cold, the body

moderately warm.

(a. 2 n.) Swelling of the veins of the tem- ples and hands (in rest) without heat.

(a. 18 h.)— 250.

The tips of the fingers are icy cold as if dead, the rest of the hand, the face, and the rest of the body feeling hot to the touch, with- out thirst, (a. \ h.) Agreeable warmth over the whole body the whole evening, with coldness of the fingers, especially those of the left hand, without thirst ; accompanied with a sen- sation as of goose-skin, and a slight shuddering over the body, (a. 3^ h.) Warm hands with bloated veins, the face being cold, but the forehead hot.

(a. 12 h.) Shaking chill over the whole body, without the body feeling cold to the hand.

(a. 2 h.) A shuddering creeps over his back from time to time.

(a. 32 h.) — 285.

Coldness in the back which cannot be relieved by the warmth of the stove.

Shuddering through and through lohen uncovering the body ever so little in the warm, air, with or without goose-skin, hands and face being warm.

(a.

If h.) While dressed he has frequent shudderings through the whole body, without goose-skin.

(a. 2^ h.) Shaking chill with much yawning ; the icarm air feels cold to him, and the heat of the sun does not seem to be strong enough to warm, him.

(a. 3 h.) Nausea and vomiting, the vomiting being followed by several chills, with heaviness in the upper and lower limbs and a tearing in the,occiput. — 290.

Rush of blood to the head with sweat in the face and desire for cold drink, even when undressed, (a. llf h.) Slight heat, followed by a creeping chill, with icy-cold hands in the evening, (a. 5 to 6 h.) Heat with thirst, without chilliness either before or after the heat, the m,ind feeling well disposed, (a. 1, 4 h.) During the febrile heat he had. more lucid thoughts and was more dis- posed to any thing, (a. 3^ h.)]

Moral Symptoms : (During a rapid walk he became rest- less and low-spirited.) Mental uneasiness for many days ; all things are troublesome and disagreeable to him. — 330.

Low- spirited and desponding.

Tired of life.

Dissatisfied.

Ex- tremely scrupulous about the least trifle.

Every thing is un- pleasant to him ; he is anxious about the future.

[Angry about an innocent jest. — 295.

Out of humor unless every thing is according to his fancy.

He walks with an ex- cess of lightness, as if carried along on wings ; she made sev- eral miles in a very short time and in excellent spirits (imme- diately).

Good humor.' (a. 15 h.) Cheerful mood, without excess.^ (a 7 h.) Disposition to talk.^ (a. 16 h.) — 300.

Ab- sence of mind, unsteadiness, and disposition to perform now this, now another thing, (a. 6 h.)