For rheumatic troubles about the chest and abdomen Chelidonium must be considered. It is always associated with hepatic affections. The pain under the right shoulder blade is seldom wanting. The patient is extremely sensitive to touch of the affected part ; this is especially true in articular troubles of the right ankle. Chelidonium antidotes Bryonia. HEAD AND EYES . — (Chelidonium majus) AMAUROSIS FROM RHEUMATIC TROUBLES. EYES RED, BURNING, PROTUBERANT, WITH PROFUSE LACHRYMATION. SENSATION OF SAND IN EYE. CHEST AND ABDOMEN . — (Chelidonium majus) PERIODIC ATTACKS OF TIGHTNESS AND PAIN IN CHEST ALONG THE STERNUM. PAIN INTERNALLY BEHIND THE STERNUM, < ON INSPIRATION. CONSTRICTIVE PRESSURE BELOW THE LEFT CLAVICLE EXTENDING TO NECK. VIOLENT STITCHES IN RIGHT SIDE OF THORAX, LOWER PORTION ; < ON INSPIRATION, MOTION OR COUGH. VIOLENT PAIN UNDER SEVENTH AND EIGHTH RIBS. STITCHES IN WHOLE RIGHT SIDE OF CHEST. DEEP-SEATED PAIN IN RIGHT SIDE OF CHEST. SORENESS IN RIGHT SIDE OF CHEST. OPPRESSION OF CHEST. PRESSIVE PAIN IN REGION OF LIVER. PAIN ACROSS UMBILICUS AS IF ABDOMEN WERE CONSTRICTED WITH A STRING. Spasmodic drawing pains in both inguinal regions.