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General

Lac Caninum.

Bitch''s Milk.

Clinical (Lac caninum)

Arms, varicosis of.

Breasts, painful.

Chancre.

Croup.

Diphtheria.

Dysmenorrhoea.

Epulis.

Eyes, affections of.

Gonorrhoea.

Headache

Ichthyosis.

Leucorrhoea.

Neuralgia.

Ovaries, affections of.

Ranula.

Rheumatism.

Sciatica.

Spinal irritation.

Stomach, affections of.

Syphilis.

Throat, sore.

Ulcers.

Uterus, affections of.

Vaccinosis.

Varicose veins.

Warts.

Characteristics (Lac caninum)

Lac caninum is not a novelty in remedies.

"Dioscorides, Rhasis, Pliny, and Sextus recommended it for the removal of the dead foetus.

Sammonicus and Sextus praise it in photophobia and otitis.

Pliny claims that it cures ulceration of the internal os.

It was considered an antidote to deadly poisons.

" (Quotation by Hering. ) Hering adds that the remedy was revived by Reisig, of New York, who used it successfully in the treatment of diphtheria.

After Reisig the remedy was used by Bayard and Swan, to whose indefatigable exertions we owe the present status of this medicine. Swan''s potencies were prepared from Reisig''s 17th.

The provings were made with the 30th and upwards and are published in a little volume by Swan and Berridge.

As in the case of Bufo, Castor equi, and other remedies of ancient times, homoeopathy has stepped in to confirm the accuracy of the old observers.

In the provings a large number of the symptoms were manifested in the region of the throat, the effects being diagnosed as actual diphtheria in some instances.

It is in diphtheria, both as curative and prophylactic that Lac can. has won its greatest fame ; and the provings and clinical experience have developed a grand characteristic in this and other affections — an alternation of sides, often very rapid. "Soreness of throat commences with a tickling sensation which causes constant cough then a sensation of a lump on one side, causing constant deglutition this condition entirely ceases, only to commence on the opposite side, and often alternates, again returning to its first condition ; these sore throats are very apt to begin and end with the menses. "

This "alternation of sides" once led me to the cure of an eczematous condition of the eyelids in a child.

The child''s aunt, who brought her to me, casually remarked that it often left one side entirely and went to the other and then back again.

Lac can. cleared it up in a very short time.

Rheumatic and other affections having this peculiarity of changing from side to side are very likely to be benefited by Lac can.

From diphtheria, with its fetid discharges, it is not a far step to ozaena, and Lac can. has proved itself curative in a number of cases.

Corners of mouth and alae nasi cracked.

It has cured a case presenting the following characters : Crusts under which grey matter forms.

Throat bad, swallowing difficult ; mucous follicles swollen, covered with cream-coloured mucus.

Nose bad ; feared destruction of bones.

Bloody pus discharges several times a day.

Bones of nose sore to pressure.

In addition to the changing sides characteristics Lac can. has : "Inflamed surfaces (of throat) glistening.

The same appearance when found on ulcerated surfaces in the skin is a leading indication for Lac can.

The mental symptoms are remarkable.

One prover had delusions about snakes ; imagined she was surrounded by them ; was afraid to close her eyes at night for fear of being bitten by a large snake which she imagined was beside the bed.

Awoke in the night with a sensation that she was lying on a large snake.

After menses, imagined all sorts of things about snakes.

These snake-symptoms led to a cure.

E.

T.

Balch (H.

P. , x. 286) asked for advice in this case : "Maud R. , 10, demi-brunette, of healthy parents, one and a half years before fell forward and hurt her chest whilst playing.

Nothing was thought of it at the time, but when brought to Dr.

Balch she was pale, emaciated, capricious, no desire for play.

Sleep disturbed by frightful dreams, during the day piteously begs her mother to take her, she is so afraid.

She feels as though snakes were on her back.

In response to advice tendered one dose of Lac. can. 50m. was given, dry, and in twenty-four hours the child became more lively and cheerful and very soon all abnormal sensations disappeared.

Another mental curiosity which has proved a useful pointer is this : "Imagines he wears some one else''s nose.

" Restlessness, nervousness, and prostration appear in the provings and show the relation of the remedy to diphtheritic paralysis as well as to diphtheria itself.

In one prover the symptoms occurred periodically : < in morning of one day and < in afternoon of next.

Wandering rheumatic pains.

The sensation of lightness or levitation was noticed — seemed to walk on air ; not to touch the bed when lying. Cannot bear one part of her body to touch another ; must even keep her fingers apart.

The symptoms in general were < at night.

< After sleep.

Cold application > pain in upper jaw and teeth ; and cold water gave momentary > to sore throat.

Cold washing = pain in herpetic eruption.

Cold winds and cold, sharp air <.

Flexion >, extension <.

Going up and down stairs = pain in heart.

Pains in ankles, forehead, and upper jaw were > by warmth.

Rest and lying down > most symptoms ; motion <.

Touch < (external throat ; breasts, causing sexual excitement).

Walking = leucorrhoea, < sores between labia and thighs.

The Schema comprises both caused and cured symptoms ; the latter are bracketed or have the name of the disease in which they occurred appended in brackets.

Relations (Lac caninum)

[According to Nichols, Lac. can.

"acts best in single dose ; if repeated should be given at exact intervals.

"]

Compare

Lachesis is the nearest analogue (throat, ovaries, symptoms changing from side to side — Lach. left to right ;

< after sleep ; fainting on raising arms) ;

Lac. vac. deflor.

(dreams of going on a journey).

Lac. vac. coag. , Lact. ac. [The following were mostly supplied by Lippe to Swan''s arrangement. ] Weak memory for what she has read, not for other things (Lach. , Nat. m. , Staph. ).

Absent-minded (Anac. , Caust. , Con. , Dulc. , Lach. , Nat. m. , Sep. ).

Crying, fearing she was contracting consumption (Calc. , Guar. , Sep. ).

Exalted feeling in sensorium (Plat. ).

Headache < in cold wind, > in warm room (Aur. , Nux v. , Rhus).

Headache < by noise > by keeping quiet ; confused feeling in head (Calc. ).

Must have light, but intolerant of sunlight (Aco. , Bell. , Calc. , Gels. , Ruta, Stram).

Soreness and scabbing of nostrils (K. bi. , Thu. ).

Lips dry and peeling (Nat. m. ).

Throat sensitive to touch externally (Lach. ) ;

< by empty swallowing (Ign. ).

Breasts sensitive to pressure (Calc. , Murex) ; to deep pressure (Merc. ) ; as if full of very hard lumps, very painful when going up and down stairs (Bell. , Calc. , Carb. an. , Lyc. , Nit. ac. , Phos. ) ; soreness and enlargement (Bell. , Bry. , Calc. ).

Small, round, or irregular grey white ulcers on tonsils and fauces (Merc. i. ).

Discharges of diphtheritic matter from vulva and rectum (Apis).

Empty, weak feeling in stomach-pit (Dig. , Ign. , Pet. , Sep. ) ; pain as from a stone or undigested food in stomach-pit (K. bi. ).

Pain in right ovarian region (Ap. , Lyc. , Pallad. ).

Sensation as if breath would leave her when lying down, must get up and move about (Grind. ).

Sciatica (Cur. , Graph. , Gnap. , K. bi. , Ir. v. , Lach. , Phyt. , Tell. ).

When walking seems to be walking on air ; when lying does not seem to touch the bed (Asar. , Chi. , Coff. , Nat m. , Nux, Op. , Rhs. , Spi. , Stram. , Thuj. , Stict. pul. , Phos. ac. ).

Dreams of going on a journey (Lac. v. deflor. , Laches. , Sang. , Sil. ).

Spreads fingers apart (Secale — in spasms).

Retina retains impressions of objects (Tuberc.

Nicotin.

Lyc. , ear retains impression of sounds).

Red spot before vision (Dubois.

Hyo. ).

Flatus from vagina (Bro. , Lyc. , Nux m. , Nux v. , Sang. ).

< Going down stairs (Borax).

Diphtheria (Diphtherinum, Merc. cy. , Gels. ). [Hydrophobinum is a dog-engendered nosode and must be compared with Lac. can ;

Lach. is one of its antidotes. ] Cannot bear one finger to touch the other (Lac. f. cannot bear one foot to touch the other).

Causation (Lac caninum)

Result of fall.

Symptoms

Mind (Lac caninum)

(Attacks of rage, cursing and swearing at the slightest provocation. )

(Thinks she is looked down upon by every one, and feels insulted thereat. ).

Absent-minded.

After menses, imagines all sorts of things about snakes.

Anxious.

Cannot bear to be left alone for an instant (diphtheria).

Cannot remember what she reads, but can remember other things.

Could not bear to have any one part of her body touch another ; felt if she could not get out of her body in some way, she would soon become crazy ; could not think of anything but her own condition.

Cross and irritable ; while headache lasted.

Depression.

Easily excited ; easily startled.

Fear : of disease ; of consumption ; of heart disease ; of falling downstairs.

Feels weak, and nerves so thoroughly out of order, that she cannot bear one finger to touch the other (nervous throat affection).

Felt very short in morning while walking ; ditto in evening.

Finds it very difficult to read understandingly anything requiring a mental effort to follow it.

Fits of weeping two or three times a day (metritis).

Horrible visions, fears they will take objective form ; when sitting still and thinking.

Illusions or hallucinations about snakes ; imagines they are all around her ; that they are creeping into her bed ; fears to close her eyes.

Imagines that he wears some one else''s nose (diphtheria).

In writing, uses too many words or not the right ones ; very nervous.

Is impressed with the idea that all she says is a lie ; that all her symptoms are unreal, and the result of a diseased imagination ; it seems to be very difficult to speak the truth, but continually distrusts things ; when reading anything she rapidly changes the meaning, omitting or adding things.

Very restless ; cannot concentrate her thoughts or mind to read ; wants to leave everything as soon as it is commenced.

Wakes at night with a sensation that she was lying on a large snake.

When speaking, substitutes the name of the object seen for that which is thought.

Woke at daylight, feeling that she was a loathsome, horrible, mass of disease.

Head (Lac caninum)

(Headache over eyes, < when sewing ; frontal and occipital, < turning eyes up. ).

(Occipital headache, with shooting pains extending to forehead. ).

(Sick headaches beginning in nape ; the pain settling gradually in right or left forehead. ).

Constant noise in head very confusing ; < at night, and much < at menses (metritis).

Darting pain across forehead and over eyes.

Dizzy sensation with slight nausea.

Dull pain in right temple and right eye, with pressure on vertex during menses.

Excessive dandruff on head for past week.

Head very sore, and itches almost all the time, < at night.

Headache < by noise or talking, > by keeping quiet ; confused feeling in head.

Headache first on one side of forehead, then on the other.

Headache in upper part of forehead, with sensation of a broad band pressed firmly across forehead from one temple to the other.

Headache over both eyes, extending back over left ear.

Headache over left eye on first waking, and great pain in pelvis, most marked at right ovary.

Intense headache, entirely > by cold-water application, but soon returned, not, however, as severe.

Neuralgic pain in left side of head, followed by a film over left eye, wants to rub it off ; not > by rubbing.

On going into the cold wind, felt a terrible pain in forehead as if it would split open, > on going into warm room.

Pain in forehead, afternoon, first on left side, then on right, over left eye principally.

Pain in left occipital region running up when moving head.

Pains in head during day, first on one side then on the other ; it seems perfectly unbearable ; > on first going into the air, but soon grows <.

Sensation as if brain were alternately contracted and relaxed, several times rapidly ; generally only when lying down ; at various times all through proving.

Sharp lancinating pain, in a zigzag line from right side of forehead to an indefinite point in occiput ; instantaneous, and sometimes repeated ; as soon as it is felt, she lays aside whatever she is doing and lies down, from an indefinite dread that it will return ; if at night, she goes to bed at once ; has great dread of the pain, though not very severe ; recurred for several days.

Sharp pain like a stab in right temple, at 7 p. m.

Sharp, throbbing pain in right side of forehead ; then in left side of forehead slightly.

Slight pressure on vertex and over eyes, the day before menses ceased.

Slight roughness of skin of forehead, as of numerous pimples.

Sore pimples on scalp, which discharge and form a scab ; extremely painful when touched, or on combing hair.

Stiffness in occiput on turning head, with soreness on pressure.

Throbbing pain just over right temple, then sharp pain in socket of right eye and in right temple, disappearing quickly.

Eyes (Lac caninum)

(Sees faces before her eyes, < in the dark ; the face that haunts her most is one that she has really seen. ).

Darting intense pain round left eye.

Eyes slightly swollen ; profuse lachrymation ; with catarrh.

Heaviness of upper eyelid, with pain above left eye ; burning in left eye ; agglutination of left lids (rheumatism).

Looking at different objects causes eyes to ache.

Occasionally when looking at an object sees red spots on it.

Pain in eyes when reading ; followed by a film over them, apparently requiring to be wiped off before she can see.

Pricking sensation in eyeballs ; eyes sensitive to cold air.

Sharp pain in socket back of right eye, followed by tenderness in right temple ; both transient.

Small floating discs before eyes occasionally, and showing primary colours at edge of discs.

Tendency in retina to retain the impression of objects, esp. of colours ; or somewhat of the object last looked at is projected into the next.

Upper eyelids very heavy, can scarcely keep eyes open ; very sleepy.

When reading the page does not look clear, but seems covered with various pale spots of red, yellow, green, and other colours.

While looking at an object appears to see just beyond or out of the axis of vision, an object passing across the field of sight ; but on adjusting the eye to see it, it is gone ; it always appears as a small object, like a rat or bird, sometimes on the floor, at others in the air.

Ears (Lac caninum)

(Green, odourless discharge. ).

(More than any other remedy, relieved deafness from hereditary syphilis. )

(Sounds seems very far off. ).

At night a buzzing in right ear.

No pain during day, but is awakened several times during night by sore aching pains in middle and external ear of side on which she is lying ; soon passes off when the pressure is removed.

Noises in ears ; sensation as though ears were full.

Pain in right ear, sometimes intense.

Reverberation of voice as if speaking in a large, empty room ; with pain in frontal region, first over one eye and then over the other.

Ringing in right ear.

Very sharp pain in right middle ear, while walking in wind ; had to cover it with hand, which gave entire relief ; sharp pain in right side also.

Nose (Lac caninum)

(Profuse nocturnal nasal discharge, like gonorrhoea, staining pillow greenish yellow. ).

All drinks return by the nose, nothing being swallowed (diphtheria).

Bad smell in nose.

Cannot bear smell of flowers ; they seem to send a chill over her.

Fluent catarrh from both nostrils, with sensation of fullness in upper part of nose.

Left nostril first dry, afterwards discharging a thin, ichorous fluid, excoriating nostrils.

One side of nose stuffed tip, the other free and discharging thin mucus at times and thin blood ; these conditions alternate, first one nostril stopped up and the other fluent, and vice versa (diphtheria).

Sore on right side of septum of nose ; next day nose sore, constant inclination to pick at it and get the scab off ; nose still sore on sixth day, and on seventh day was very painful to touch ; but on eighth day scab came off nose, leaving it as well as ever.

Stuffed feeling in nose and throat.

Watery discharge, followed by dry sensation in nose.

Face (Lac caninum)

Burning, flushing of face.

Jaw cracks while eating (dyspepsia).

Lips dry and peeling off.

Marked pallor of face.

Pain as from a knife-thrust from under left zygoma up to vertex.

Right cheek burns like fire, and is red after coming in from the cold.

Teeth (Lac caninum)

Gums swollen, ulcerated, retracted, bleeding, teeth loose ; caused by defective nutrition and exposure.

Pain in left upper molars, coining from left temple through left ear.

Teeth sensitive to cold water.

Mouth (Lac caninum)

Breath very offensive (diphtheria).

Frothy mucus in mouth < by going into open air, and after eating.

Inside of lower lip feels tender and sore, and looks very red.

Mouth and throat covered with aphthous yellowish-white ulcerations, easily bleeding.

Mouth constantly full of mucus, but a constant inclination to swallow, which = pain.

Mouth very dry.

Roof of mouth very sore, with blisters that break and leave loose skin ; any seasoned food causes great pain.

Saliva : increased, slightly viscid ; ran from mouth during sleep.

Swelling of left sublingual gland ; ranula.

Talking is very difficult, and there is a disposition to talk through nose (nervous throat affection).

Taste : putrid ; of lead, afternoon.

Tongue coated brown.

Tongue dirty, deeply coated near back and centre, except on edges, which are bright red ; at 9 p. m. tongue looks patched.

Throat (Lac caninum)

Constant inclination to swallow, which causes pain extending to right ear.

Diphtheritic patch appeared first on right tonsil, then on left, and frequently on alternated sides ; the swelling of submaxillary and lymphatic cervical glands also alternated in like manner ; there Was a noticeable < after a cold storm from north-east.

Feeling of a lump in throat, which goes down when swallowing, but returns ; throat < right side ; < on swallowing saliva ; afterwards, throat which had been getting well, suddenly one evening grew rapidly <, but this time on left side.

In morning throat very sore ; right tonsil covered with ulcers and patches, which extended over palate and covered left tonsil ; next day membrane extended across posterior wall of pharynx ; uvula elongated, accompanied by chilliness, high fever, pains in head, back, and limbs, great restlessness, and extreme prostration. This was pronounced to be "severe diphtheria," but it soon got well.

Quinsy ; alternating sides ; thick, tough pieces of diphtheritic membrane coming away, and new membrane constantly re-forming ; swelling in throat so large and tense that mouth could not be closed.

Sore throat, alternating sides, beginning and ending with menses.

The diphtheritic deposits look as if varnished ; exudations migratory, now here, now there (diphtheritic croup).

Throat feels stiff (diphtheria).

Throat sore : with severe headache ; pain extending to chest ; dry and sore ; deep red colour on either side of throat opposite tonsils ; on left side ; painful to external pressure on both sides.

Tickling and sense of constriction in upper part of throat, causing constant dry, backing cough.

Appetite (Lac caninum)

Appetite improved ; increased.

Aversion to anything sweet.

Cannot satisfy her hunger.

Considerable thirst.

Craves milk and drinks much of it (diphtheria).

Desire for highly-seasoned dishes, which is very unusual ; has used pepper, mustard, and salt freely.

Great hunger for large quantities, often.

No appetite (diphtheria ; acute rheumatism).

Stomach (Lac caninum)

At 10. 15 a. m. , empty, weak feeling in stomach-pit ; next day, same at 6 p. m.

At 5 p. m. while smoking a cigar, great nausea with severe pain in stomach-pit ; vomiting seemed imminent, but the sensation ceased in four or five minutes.

Burning in epigastric region, feeling of a weight and pressure of a stone in stomach.

Nausea > by eructations of wind.

Nausea, with headache, on waking ; continuing all morning.

Weak, sinking feeling at stomach-pit, on waking in morning.

Abdomen (Lac caninum)

Abdomen swollen, and sensitive to deep pressure, which also = nausea, the nausea passes off when pressure is removed.

Abdomen very sensitive to pressure and weight of clothes, entirely > by removing them, during very profuse menses.

Feeling of tension in left groin ; does not want to walk or stand, as it < the sensation ; > by flexing leg on abdomen.

Felt as though abdomen and chest were firmly compressed all over, as if the skin were contracted.

Headache (left) on first waking, and great pain in pelvis, most marked at right ovary.

Pain and burning in left side of abdomen and pelvis, with weight and dragging on that side ; clothes feel very heavy.

Pain in pelvis, principally over right ovarian region.

Pain in right side of pelvis ; while it lasted there was no pain in left side.

Pains in abdomen intermittent.

Pressure from within outwards, as if contents of abdomen would be forced out literally, just above pelvis.

Sensation while walking as if abdomen would burst.

Very acute pain in left groin, extending up left side to crest of ilium ; > by stool ; sometimes the pain is in track of colon.

Stool and Rectum (Lac caninum)

Constipation ; occasionally natural passages ; urgent desire for stool, but passes nothing but wind, or possibly one or two small pieces like sheep-dung ; considerable wind in abdomen, with rumbling, but never any pain.

Frequent desire for stool all through provings.

Great constipation before and after menses ; bowels very loose (not diarrhoea) during menses.

Profuse diarrhoea, with colic pain ; diarrhoea watery, profuse, coming out with great force.

When having a soft passage great tenesmus ; rectum does not act as if it had lost power, but as if it could not expel faeces because they are soft, and adhere to the parts like clay.

Urinary Organs (Lac caninum)

(Nocturnal enuresis, a specific. )

Constant desire to urinate, passing large quantities frequently ; at night she dreams of urinating, and wakes to find an immediate necessity ; a less strong and healthy person would probably have wet the bed.

Frequent desire to urinate, which if not immediately attended to causes pain in bladder ; a numb, dull sensation ; if not > by urination it spreads over abdomen and left side to ends of fingers ; never in head ; would frequently wake at night dreaming of the pain, and would have to urinate to > it.

Sensation after urinating, as if bladder still full ; continued desire to urinate.

Urination causes intense pain in urethra, soon passing off.

Male Sexual Organs (Lac caninum)

(Small sore at entrance of urethra ; parts of glans around urethra an open ulcer, exhaling most fetid smell, and with most excruciating pain ; red, glistening appearance. ).

Chancre on prepuce, left side of frenum ; penis greatly swollen ; chancre like a cauliflower excrescence, red, smooth, and glistening.

Gonorrhoeal pains, intermittent, in front, middle, or posterior part of urethra ; when the gonorrhoea is >, catarrh sets in.

Right spermatic cord, low down, sore to touch.

Sexual desire quite marked.

Female Sexual Organs (Lac caninum)

(After-pains very distressing, extending to thighs, rather < on right side. ).

(Several cases of membranous dysmenorrhoea. ).

After two doses of c. m. rapid decrease in size of breasts and quantity of milk in a lady who wanted to wean her child.

Breasts painful ; feel as if full of very hard lumps, < going up or down stairs.

Breasts seem very full.

Breasts sensitive to deep pressure.

Breasts very sore and painful, with sharp, darting pain in right ovarian region extending to knee, very painful and must keep leg flexed (1st d. after miscarriage at 6th month).

Breasts very sore and sensitive to pressure for a day or two during menses.

Constant pain in breasts, they feel very sore when going up or down stairs.

Constant pain in nipples.

Constant pain in right ovary.

Dries up the milk when nursing.

Dysmenorrhoea, pain in left groin, with bearing down and nervousness.

Escape of flatus from vagina.

Galactorrhoea (many cases).

Given for an ulcerated throat to a nursing woman, it cured the throat and nearly dried up the milk.

Great swelling of left labia, and terrible, pain while urinating ; (from gonorrhoea).

In afternoon, intermittent, sharp pains in right ovarian region.

Intense painful soreness of vulva, extending to anus, coming on very suddenly about noon, and lasting for about two hours ; came on again during evening ; could not walk, stand, or sit ; > by lying on. , back and separating the knees as far as possible.

Itching in left side of labia, with rough eruptive condition on left side of vagina, with acrid leucorrhoea ; excoriating severely.

Itching of vulva.

Leucorrhoea all day, but none at night, even after taking a long walk.

Loss of milk while nursing, without known cause.

Menses scanty ; terribly cross and impatient first day ; on second day, severe paroxysmal pains in uterine region, causing nausea ; occasional pain in left ovarian region, passing about half-way down thigh, on upper part of it ; all these pains > by bending backwards ; pain and aching in right lumbar region when leaning forwards (as in sewing) even for a short time ; entire > when bending back.

Menses scanty at first ; with pain in left ovary.

Menses very profuse ; abdomen very sensitive to pressure and weight of clothes, entire > by removing them.

Menses very stringy and sticky, cannot get rid of them.

Pain in left ovarian region, and all across lower part of abdomen.

Pressure on anterior part of vulva, entire > by sitting ; sensation as if everything were coming out at vulva ; with frequent desire to urinate and smarting in urethra.

Raw and bad-smelling sores between labia and thighs, in folds of skin ; < when walking, would rather keep still all the time ; these sores are covered with a disgusting white exudation.

Severe pain in right ovarian region, completely > by a flow of bright-red blood, which lasted an hour, and did not return.

Sexual organs extremely excited ; very much < from the slightest touch, as putting the hand on the breast, or from the pressure on vulva when sitting, or the slight friction caused by walking.

Sharp pains beginning in left ovary, and darting like lightning either towards right ovarian region, or else up left side and down arm, or sometimes down both thighs ; but generally down left leg to foot, which is numb, pains like labour-pains ; accompanied by great restlessness of legs and arms, and great aching in lumbar region ; (5th d. after premature labour).

Sharp, lancinating pains like knives cutting upward from os uteri, and as these were being relieved, sensation as of needles darting upwards in uterus.

Slight leucorrhoea during the day, < when standing or walking.

Urination caused intense pain in vulva, when even the least drop of urine came in contact with it.

Respiratory Organs (Lac caninum)

Cough from tickling in upper anterior part of larynx, < when talking and also when lying.

Cough from tickling under middle of sternum.

Cough with pain and oppression of chest ; it jars her all over.

Loss of voice, cannot speak in a whisper (pharyngitis).

Marked soreness on touching larynx (diphtheria).

Sensation as if the breath would leave her when lying down and trying to sleep ; has to jump up and stir around for an hour or so every night.

Slight hoarseness, with now and then a change of voice, after waking, but soon passing away.

Chest (Lac caninum)

Clavicles sore to touch.

Feeling of oppression and tightness behind sternum, with desire to draw a deep breath.

Lungs feel as though fast to chest, < while writing.

Sharp pain in right breast at 4 p. m.

Stabbing pain in right lung, just below nipple, preceded by pain in stomach-pit as of a stone or undigested food.

Terrible dyspnoea immediately after sleep, first on left side of chest ; the dyspnoea compelled her to be lifted upright with violent exertion to get breath ; there was sharp pain in region of heart with each of these attacks ; after the medicine had but one attack of dyspnoea, and all the pain was referred to right side of chest (acute rheumatism).

Heart (Lac caninum)

Palpitation of heart, irregular, causing shortness of breath.

Neck and Back (Lac caninum)

Aching pain, < by stooping, > by leaning back, with weakness ; this pain extended around left side of pelvis (leaving the back) to inside of thigh followed by a bloody leucorrhoeal discharge after six hours, which came all at once, leaving labia extremely sensitive.

Backache nearly all day between scapulae, < after becoming warm, somewhat > by leaning back.

Lameness and cutting pain under left scapula, < turning in bed.

Neck stiff (rheumatism, neuralgic headache ; diphtheria).

Pain in sacrum < by riding (not by walking. ).

Sharp neuralgic pain under right scapula.

Sharp, cutting pain under left scapula, shooting forwards through lung.

Spine aches from base of brain to coccyx (pharyngitis).

Limbs (Lac caninum)

Aching pains in limbs and back.

Burning of hands and feet at night (ovaralgia. )

Rheumatism beginning in soles flying from joint to joint and side to side, < every evening and by movement and touch ; numb pains in ankle.

Upper Limbs (Lac caninum)

From draught in evening, sudden, violent pains in right shoulder, so much so that when retiring she could not raise arm to finish toilet, as if disabled by dislocation.

Painful eruption on axillae, like moist herpes, exceedingly painful on washing them. Veins in hands look bluer than usual, they are swollen.

Painful swelling and hardness, with suppuration of left axillary gland ; menses came on at same time.

Pains down right arm and in fingers, which feel cramped ; does not seem to have the same power in right hand.

Palms and soles burning hot.

Perspiration in axillae, stains linen bright orange colour, no smell.

Right wrist lame and painful.

Sensation as if an insect were crawling on shoulders and neck, occasionally on hands.

Sharp pain round left arm, as of a cutting instrument ; felt principally at the vaccination-cicatrix ; passed from thence to left elbow and disappeared ; (forty-five minutes after first dose. ).

Sharp, shooting pains in ball of right thumb.

Trembling of left hand, as in paralysis agitans.

Two warts on little finger noticed to be leaving.

Very fetid perspiration in axillae, staining linen brown.

Woke at night feeling very chilly, with sharp pain in left hand, and sensation in left arm as if asleep ; lasting fifteen minutes.

Wrists very lame, esp. right, which has sharp pains passing from thumb to little finger.

Lower Limbs (Lac caninum)

(Articular rheumatism in right hip and knee-joints, esp. former ; she was seated in an armchair, unable to move, complaining of bruised, smarting, lancinating pains in both joints and in lumbar region with swelling of affected joints ; pains < by slightest motion at night ; by touch and by pressure of bed clothes ; next day pains and swelling had gone to left hip and knee joints, leaving right almost free ; the ensuing day they had almost entirely disappeared from left hip and knee-joints and had again attacked right hip and knee ; complaining, moaning, and sighing on account of her sufferings and probable termination of her illness).

(Partial paralysis of right leg from miscarriage ; leg numb and stiff, but cannot keep it still ; feels > flexing it on abdomen. ).

A few days before menses, inside of both thighs became raw and painful when walking, they then broke out with large, flat, red pimples ; the soreness soon left ; but the pimples remained.

Cramps in feet.

Ecthyma : on right leg.

Feet swollen and very sore, causing considerable pain while walking.

Intense, unbearable pain across super sacral region, extending to right natis and down right sciatic nerve ; pain so severe as to prevent sleep or rest (sciatica).

Numb pains chiefly in ankles, < while quiet, with swelling ; veins of ankles distended ; > while extreme heat is applied (rheumatism).

Numbness and paralytic feeling in inner side of both knees, extending to both big toes.

Pain in right hip and leg while walking, with a trembling of leg, and slight feeling of uncertainty, esp. on going down stairs (metritis).

Rheumatic pains in left hip and along sciatic nerve ; wandering pains in nape of neck, with stiffness ; pains in one or other shoulder ; pain above left eye and heaviness of eyelid ; burning in eye, agglutination of eyelids ; sensitiveness to light (sciatica and rheumatism).

Sensation of numbness in left leg with great heat as if burning, but cool to touch ; brought on by pressure.

Stiffness through thighs, < on attempting to move after sitting.

Varicose veins on outer right thigh, from hip to knee.

Veins of feet and ankles very much swollen.

Skin (Lac caninum)

Crusts on skin, under which greyish yellow matter formed and was squeezed out.

Every scratch gets sore.

Herpetic eruption in both axillae, with light brownish scab, extremely painful when washing ; eruption most in right axilla, and in both instances appeared previous to pain in labiae, which was followed by a discharge of blood from vagina.

Icthyosis, with branlike desquamation of skin.

Sensation as if an insect was crawling on shoulders and neck, occasionally on both hands.

Shining, glazed, and red appearance of ulcers on shin and wrist (syphilis).

Sleep (Lac caninum)

At night lies with left leg flexed on thigh, and thigh on pelvis ; restless ; < after sleep (ovaralgia).

Cannot find any comfortable position in bed ; there is no way that she can put her hands that they do not bother her ; falls asleep at last on her face.

Cried out and talked in sleep (diphtheria).

Dreamed a large snake was in bed (tonsillitis).

Dreams frequently that she is urinating, and wakes to find herself on point of doing so, requiring immediate relief.

Got to sleep late ; profuse sweat during sleep ; felt feverish all night ; in morning > in every way.

Great desire to sleep (diphtheria).

Symptoms < after sleep (diphtheria).

Fever (Lac caninum)

Chilly feeling lasting all day.

Cold chills run down back, hands as cold as ice (on entering house 4 p. m. ; 6. 30 entire > after a good dinner).

Dry, hot skin (diphtheria).

Exhausting sweats ; after sleep.

Fever and chills for a few days, and up and down every few hours.

Intense fever on waking in morning, with perspiration.

Internal chilliness with external warmth.

Perspired considerably through night, sweat having a rank smell (acute rheumatism).

Wakes at night in cold perspiration, with fearful foreboding (metritis).