Opium

Stool

■ Menses: irregular, profuse, violent colic forcing her to

bend over; urging to stool; suppressed by fright.

■ Amenorrhoea from fright; irresistible drowsiness;

eclampsia.

■ Menorrhagia, or metrorrhagia; great sleepiness, yet she

cannot sleep; sheets so hot that she has to change to a cooler place every little while; constipation.

■ Menses suppressed by great fright; violent epileptiform

convulsions followed b}^ very profuse menses. I I Prolapsus of vagina with strangulation ; very sleepy ; lies in a soporous condition.

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I Leucorrhoea : fetid. ^'Pregnancy. \ Parturition. Lactation, i During preg- nancy : insomnia ; retention of stool ; continued' hic- cough ; frequent nausea and vomiting after eating.

■ Violent or painful movements of foetus.

■Abortion threatening after great fright, especially if in latter part of pregnancy.

■ Labor pains: spasmodic, extremely painful, but ineffect-

ual; great pain in small of back; false or suppressed; from fear or fright ; twitching and jerking of muscles ; sopor, red face, injected eyes, retention of stool and urine. I I Puerperal convulsions, after cathartics, not ceasing after child was born ; pulse 120 ; pallor ; sunken eyes ; pu- pils much dilated; muttering; borborygmus; coma; spasm ; throws arms and legs about ; stretching arms and legs at right angles with body ; trembling; pulse working rapidly ; eyes turned inward and upward ; head bent back over to left; 1. hand and foot turned to 1. i side; tongue quivering, coated dirty yellow, unctuous;

the spasm would scarcely relax, when it would run into another, more than thirty having occurred, finally stopping very suddenly for ten minutes.

■ Puerperal convulsions; spasms commenced with rigidity

of muscles and distortion of features, drawing mouth down and to one side; head turned far back and to r. i side ; then there was jactitation of limbs and body, with

lividity of face and frothing at mouth; this condition would subside and be'followed by stertorous breathing; tongue much swollen and bloody.

■ During and after labor, spasm, with loss of consciousness

and drowsiness, open mouth ; coma between paroxysms.

■ Puerperal fever, especially when caused by fright; over-

excitement of all the senses; every distant sound an- noys her ; very fetid discharge from uterus ; case ap- proaches a condition of stupor.

■ Extremely severe after-pains, particularly in very sensi-

tive women.

■ After parturition, retention of urine.

■ Suppression of lochia from fright, with sopor.

■ Newborn children, pale, breathless, cord pulsates; after

Aeon., if pulse remains imperceptible, face purple. I I Suckling of a few weeks, had not grown, but was like an old man; limbs lax, skin wrinkled; bones of skull had lapped over during birth, the parietals over each other and over the occiput. ^^ Voice and Larynx. Trachea and Bronchia. "Aphonia, occasioned by fright.

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■ Hoarseness, dry mouth and throat, white tongue. ^■Feeble voice, it requires a strong effort to speak loud.

■ Laryngismus striduhis.

■ Tickling in larynx, with violent, dry, racking cough;

dryness and cough > by drinking water. ^^Respiration. ■Breathing: frequent, involuntary, deep; laborious and drawn at long intervals ; short inspira- tion, long, slow expiration, epigastrium drawn in ; fine rales, constant cough, sopor, face bluish ; great anguish and dread of suffocation ; looks as if dying; slightly > from cold air and bending forward ; < from smoking or wine; difficult, intermittent, as from paralysis of lungs; difficult, oppressed, especially at night; loud, difficult, rattling ; long and sighing ; snoring ; deep, ' stertorous; puffing; snoring, with wide open mouth; irregular; moaning, slow; four respirations to the minute.

■ Asphyxia neonatorum; pale and breathless; cord still

pulsates.

■ Nightly asthma, with whizzing and rattling during ex-

piration, which is long and attended with retraction of epigastric region ; inhalation short without noise.

■ Attacks of difficult breathing, with noisy, stertorous

respiration; on taking an inspiration respiration would appear to be suspended and child would struggle to get its breath. /^Asthma Millari. I I Asthmatic form of hay fever; paroxysms of suffocation come on during sleep and are apt to be followed by violent fits of dry, racking cough > for a time by drinking water.

■ Loss of breath on going to sleep.

■ Suffocative attacks during sleep, like nightmare.

■ Tightness of breath and oppression, with great anguish, tightness and spasmodic constriction of chest.

Cough

■Cough: spasmodic, dry, tickling, paroxysmal, < at night ; with gaping, drowsiness, yet cannot sleep ; with spasm of lungs and blue face ; when drinking ; with difficult sputa, followed by gaping; suffocative, with bluish-redness efface; with profuse sweat; severe, with difficult expectoration, followed by yawning; < on swallowing (haemoptysis). Sputa frothy, containing blood and mucus.

■ Gaping after coughing.

^ Inner Chest and Lungs. ■Tension and constriction of chest.

■ Heat in chest.

I I Bronchitis after catching cold or getting wet, with high fever, dyspnoea, bloodstreaked expectoration and press-

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ure on chest; constant cough; at night must sit up on account of shortness of breath and dread of suffocation. I I At times feels as if he were not in his house, which he expresses by saying, " I wish I could be in the house with my family;" although in a desperate condition he is not much alarmed and wants to sit up a great part of time, because bed feels too hot; whole body, except lower extremities, perspires profusely; sweat is very hot; perspiring parts covered by a heavy crop of sudamina; gropes with his hands about bed as though hunting something; whole 1. and considerable part of r. lung hepatized. ^Double pneumonia.

■ Infantile pneumonia, where the pulmonary inflammation

is disguised by symptoms of cerebral congestion and oppression; cyanotic color of upper part of body, with slow, stertorous breathing; pneumonia senilis et pota- torum,_ with similar symptoms; difficult intermitting breathing, as from paralysis of lungs.

■ Suppuration of lungs occurring in those greatly addicted

to use of intoxicating liquors; breathing labored, with rattling and snoring; cough very difficult and attended with smothering spells ; face becomes blue during cough.

I Congestion of blood to chest, or pulmonary spasms, with deep, stertorous, rattling breathing.

iHsemoptysis: absence of all pain; blood thick, frothy, mixed with mucus; great oppression; burning about heart, tremor, feeble voice; anxious sleep, with starts; legs cold, chest hot; especially for drunkards. ^' Heart, Pulse and Circulation. 1 1 Burning about heart.

■ Pulsating arteries and swollen veins on neck. I I Beat of heart could not be felt.

■ Palpitation of heart after alarming events, fright, grief,

sorrow, etc. I I Pain in cardiac region, with great anxiety, violent beating of heart, trembling, difficult respiration, sleep- lessness at night, delirium; great excitement of mind, with constant talking and motion of head and hands, rest of body lying in an elevated position ; talks of im- pending death, cries, bids all farewell, then lies quiet as if communing with herself; face expresses great fear, will not answer, or answers irrelevantly; hands at one time icy-cold and covered with cold sweat, at another dry and hot; pulse small, thready, quick, irregular, at one time strong, at another weak, intermittent; grasps cardiac region with hands and presses them hard againstl. side of chest; frequent deep respirations, dur- ing which she presses chest forward and arches back, as if endeavoring to remove some obstruction in chest

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accompanied by a peculiar motion of head and mouth and gasping for air; notices most trifling actions of those about lier; gives answers to conversation carried on in low tones in adjoining room ; at times breaks into a monotonous song ; on recovering consciousness com- plained of great palpitation ; urine hot, dark, scanty ; constipation. ^Heart disease.

I Pulse: varies; full and slow, with snoring; quick, hard, with anxious breathing; irregular and unequal; im- perceptible ; face purple, in cyanosis neonatorum. ^^ Neck and Back. Pulsating arteries and swollen veins on neck.

I I Drawing lacerating in back.

I Back bent backward spasmodically^ curved like an arch, violent trembling motion.

■ Myelitis.

^' Upper Limbs, i Twitching and spasmodic movement of arms and hands, as in drunkards.

■ Paralysis of arms.

■ Numbness and sensation of swelling in hands and

forearms.

■ Trembling of hands.

■ Veins of hands distended.

^^ Lower Limbs. ■Twitching and spasmodic movements.

■ Weakness, numbness and paral3'sis of legs.

I I Feels as if her lower limbs were severed from her body

and belonged to some one else. I I Distressing spasmodic jerking in muscles of calves. I 1 Heaviness, numbness and swelling of feet. I I Shuffling and trembling gait. ^Myelitis acuta. ^ Limbs in General. ■Tremulous motion of all limbs.

■ ■Trembling of limbs after fright.

■Spasmodic jerkings and numbness of limbs; convulsive movements.

■ Coldness of extremities.

I I Chilblains on fingers and toes. ^Rest. Position. Motion. Lying down: animation re- turned.

Lying in an elevated position : during heart disease.

Must lie on floor: colic.

Rising : from bed, vertigo.

Head falling back constantly: cerebro-spinal meningitis; apoplexy.

Stretching arms: at right angles to body, during spasm.

Moving: inclination to vomit; painful swelling of ab- domen >.

Bending forward : > breathing.

Presses chest forward and arches back : heart disease.

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Must sit up : from dread of suffocation. Changing position : nephralgia. Constant tossing and tumbling about : at night. ^'^ Nerves. 'Starts at least noise. I i Buzzing through whole body.

■ Trembling of whole body; caused by fright; of 1. arm

in paroxysms ; with external coldness, with jerking and twitching in limbs; convulsions.

■ Twitching, trembling head, arms and hands; now and

then jerks of flexors ; body cold ; stupor ; motion of body and uncovering head relieves.

I Involuntary contraction of muscles.

I I Convulsive movements of one or other arm to and fro.

I iSpasms : from emotion, fright, anger, etc. ; from approach of- strangefs (children) ; from crying; throws limbs or stretches arms at right angles to body, or, tetanic rigidity, opisthotonos, with rolling laterally ; spasm begins with loud screams, then foam at mouth, trem- bling of limbs, suffocation ; eyes half open and up- turned, pupils large and insensible to light; after attack, deep sleep, face remains deep red and hot; stupor between spasms; on entering fit, loud screams, as from fright; from nursing soon after sudden fright of mother; with sudden loud cries. • I I Suddenly seized with an epileptic fit without any appreciable cause, six weeks later second fit, third came four weeks after second, and then they followed every three weeks ; after attack soporous sleep, lasting from twenty-four to thirty hours; face dark red during sleep ; after sleep pain in front of head ; constipation.

I I Fits only after going to sleep; would not sleep ten minutes during day or night before she would, with a sudden spring, become violentl}'^ convulsed ; foaming at mouth and bleeding from her bitten tongue; face puffed, almost purple; eyes dull and turned upward; lids half closed; head hot; severe opisthotonos; con- vulsions last ten to thirty minutes, sinks into a deep, heavy sleep, with loud snoring and rattling inchest; in half an hour, sometimes not five minutes, suddenly goes into another convulsion, thus she passes entire night ; wakes in morning lame and tired, but wholly unconscious of not having had a quiet nights sleep; during day listless and drowsy ; itching of skin with- out eruption ; indifferent to what transpires ; prefers to be left alone ; constipation. ^Epilepsy.

I 1 Every evening about 11 o'clock, after having slept fif- teen minutes, begins to toss head from side to side, raises head, flexes it upon chest and finally tosses it

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back quickly upon pillow ; after having repeated this for third time stretches out and clenches r. hand, thumb, however, not being drawn in, and gives herself several forcible blows upon chest; thereafter violent stretch- ing, followed by twitching, until cessation of attack. /!^Epilepsy.

■ Emotional chorea.

I Faints every fifteen minutes; eyes shut; head hangs;

unconscious ; jerks ; sighing ; < on rising. ■Muscular exhaustion ; great depression of nervous centres,

with stupor and coma. B I Want of susceptibility to drugs; want of vital reaction.

■ Shock from injury, severe cases; rapid breathing, every

breath being a loud moan; livid or pale face; livid lips; great distress, oppression and angui-sh ; cool, clammy skin ; thi'oat emits sound of letter " k " in respiration; eyes fixed unequally ; unconsciousness.

■ Numbness and insensibility.

■ ■Paralj^sis, insensibility after apoplexy; in drunkards or

old people; stool and urine retained.

■ ■Painlessness with all ailments; complains of nothing

and asks for nothing. ^^Sleop. ■■ Drowsiness: with headache; amounting almost to sopor.

■ Stupid, comatose sleep, with rattling, snoring breathing ;

slumber with half open eyes, contracted or sluggish pupils, carphologia and touching surrounding objects.

■ Drowsiness or sopor; red face; stertorous breathing; hot

sweat.

■ Very restless at night, constant tossing and tumbling.

■ iSleepy, but cannot sleep ; excessive wakefulness.

■ Sleeplessness, full of unwelcome fancies and imagina-

tions that wxre entirely distinct from surrounding objects, as in delirium.

■ I Sleeplessness, with acuteness of hearing ; clocks striking

and cocks crowing at a distance keep her awake.

■ Coma vigil, with frightful visions, before midnight.

■ During sleep : picking of bedclothes; sobbing; groaning ;

voluptuous dreams. ^* Time. Morning: distressing feeling of emptiness in stomach < ; hot, profuse sweat.

II A.M. : shaking chill. Day: listless and drowsy.

Night : great fearfulness ; sudden loss of vision ; breathing difficult and oppressed; cough < ; must sit up from dread of suffocation ; sleeplessness ; convulsion; chill.

Before midnight: coma vigil with frightful visions.

Remission during day and evening; aggravation night and morning.

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^^Temperature and "Weather. Uncovering head relieves. Cold air : labored breathing >. Drinking water: dryness and cough >. Getting wet : bronchitis. I Bed feels so hot she can hardly lie on it ; > from cold ;

< from heat. Very susqeptible to cold air.

Reappearance and aggravation from becoming heated. ^Tever. Coldness: of body, especially of extremities ; and

rigidity. iStitf and cold ; chill and diminished heat, stupor; weak,

scarcely perceptible pulse. iChill: latter part of night, wdth thirst, pains in limbs,

hot head, stupor; afterwards heat with sleep, headache,

pale face, bilious vomit; then sweat mostly on legs,

with burning hot feeling.

■ Flushed face, cold legs, sleepy, but cannot sleep. BHeat: of 'head, with profuse sweat; in chest and other

parts of trunk; with burning of cheeks; in face, with perspiration in large drops; with soporous, snoring sleep,_ and open mouth ; twitches through limbs and perspiration on hot body; body burning even when bathed in sweat; limbs twitch ; wants to uncover. ■Bed feels so hot she cannot lie on it; moves often in search of a cool place.

■ Sweat: cold, on forehead or over wdiole bod}^; over

whole body, which is burning hot; sleep and snoring; hot, profuse morning sweat, wants to be uncovered; on upper part of body ; lower part hot and dry.

■ Acute fevers characterized by a sopor bordering upon*

stupor, and by absence of any complaint, snoring with ; mouth open, half jerking of limbs and burning heat of perspiring body.

I I After catching severe cold; febrile symptoms, sore throat, throbbing headache, delirious, troubled sleep; hot surface, with chill creeping over body, especially from hips to below knees; lameness of eyeballs; uncon- trollable desire to weep.

I I Shaking chill at 11 a.m. ; body cold, or coldness only of limbs, abdomen, back, hands and feet.

I I Sleep during chill, heat and sweat; during sweat still feels burning hot; children and old people. 6'Ague.

■ Congestive chill; paroxysms regular in time, irregular

in stages.

■ Intermittents of old people and children.

■ Somnolency attended with slight delirium; lies quietly

with a pleased expression of countenance; replies cor- rectly when aroused ; makes no complaint, on contrary

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is often satisfied with his condition because his dreams are agreeable ; continues awake but a short time, then falls into somnolent state again. ^Typhoid.

■ Typhoid type of fever, stupor, can scarcely be aroused ;

speechless; eyes half open ; mild delirium or loud talk- ing, fury, singing, desire to escape.

■ Typhoid fever: with profound cerebral congestion result-

ing in paralysis of brain; dark or brownish-red hue of face; dropping of lower jaw and stertorous breathing ; body bathed in hot sweat, sweat not critical ; feels as if her lower limbs were severed from her body and be- longed to some one else ; during lucid intervals com- plains that bed is too hot. *^ Attacks, Periodicity. Paroxysms : chill, regular.

Alternate : hard and liquid stools.

Every fifteen minutes : faints.

Ten to thirty minutes : convulsions last.

Daily : attacks of distension and strangulation.

Every evening about 11 o'clock : fits commence.

Nightly : emissions ; asthma.

During week : one motion of bowels.

Every three weeks : epileptic fits, sleep lasting twenty- four to thirty hours. *^ Locality and Direction. Right : paralysis of side ; angle of mouth higher than left ; pulse full at radial ; eye turned upward ; impaired sensibility of retina ; face drawn to side ; tongue protruded to side ; pains on side ; stitches in nostril ; as of a hard body in hypo- chondrium ; head turned to side; clenches hand, thumb not drawn in.

Left : eye turned to ear ; partial paralysis of accommoda- tion of eye ; head bent back over to side ; hand and foot turned to side ; presses hands against side of chest ; trembling of arm. *^ Sensations. As if from smoke in brain ; as if he were fly- ing or hovering in air ; as if drunk ; as if eyes were too large for orbits ; as of sand or dust in eyes ; lids as if paralyzed ; as of a band encircling chest in line of pleura ; as if intestines would be cut to pieces ; as of a stone or weight in abdomen ; as if something was forced through a narrow space in abdomen; abdomen as if stabbed with a knife ; rolling as of a hard body in r. hypochondrium ; as if rectum were closed ; child as if drugged ; as though anus were closed ; looks as if dying; as if her lower limbs w^ere severed from body.

Pain: inchest; in back ; in lower limbs ; in testicles; in cardiac region ; in limbs.

Intolerable pain : in stomach.

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Extremely severe after-pains.

Violent colicky pains : in abdomen.

Great pain : in small of back.

Shooting pain : in testes and bladder.

Darting pains : from occiput to forehead.

Lightning-like pain : in all directions in abdomen.

Spasmodic pains : in uterus.

Stitches: in r. nostril.

Twitching-tearing pains: in all directions through ab- domen.

Cutting : in abdomen ; in urethra.

Drawing lacerating : in back.

Griping : in abdomen.

Squeezing pain : in abdomen.

Constrictive pain : in stomach ; in abdomen.

Pressive pain : in abdomen.

Pressing pain : in temples.

Severe laborlike pains : in uterus.

Bearing-down pains : in abdomen.

Burning: in eyes; in anus; about heart; of cheeks; of body ; in veins.

Heat : of face ; in chest ; of hands.

Throbbing : of arteries.

Constriction : of anus ; of chest.

Pressure: in stomach; upon rectum and bladder; on chest.

Tension : in hypogastric region ; of chest.

Fulness : in stomach.

Oppression : in stomach.

Anxious sensation : in epigastrium.

Heaviness: of head; of occiput; of stomach; of limbs; of feet.

Sensation of swelling : in hands and forearms.

Emptiness : of stomach.

Tickling : in larynx.

Dryness: of eyes; of mouth; of throat; of skin; of hands.

Lameness : of lower limbs ; of eyeballs.

Numbness : of arms ; of legs ; of feet.

Buzzing : through whole body.

Trembling : of whole body.

Coldness: of extremities ; of body ; abdomen, back, hands and feet ; in veins.

Itching : of skin. " Tissues. Increased excitability and action in voluntary muscles, with diminution of it in involuntary muscles.

Jerks ; only the flexors active.

■ Emaciation and debility.

■ Marasmus; child wrinkled and looks like a little dried-

up old man ; stupor.

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I Suspension of secretion from mucous surface of digestive canal.

■ Plethora.

I Venous congestion, with dark red surface.

■ Burning or sensation of coldness in veins. B Morbus coeruleus.

■ Suppurations and ulcers painless.

■ ■Lead poisoning.

■ Dropsical swelling of whole body.

*^ Touch. Passive Motion. Injuries. ^Bed feels so hard she cannot lie upon it.

Touch : abdomen sensitive ; hypogastric region painful.

•Scratching : red blotches after itching.

From injury: to head, vertigo; shocks.

Burns; especially in children with disposition to convul- sions and other spasmodic a'tfections the result of fright from accident. *^ Skin. iSkin hot and damp, or sweating even in morning, and a desire to uncover.

■ Dryness of skin, without fever.

■ Very troublesome itching all over, fine pricking, rarely

sensitive to touch. I I Smarting-itching after sweating. I I Whole body looks red. I I Redness and itching of skin, red blotches after scratching.

■ Paleness of skin.

I I Skin of a pale blue, especially on genitals.

■ Blue spots on skin.

■ Scarlatina: burning heat, soporous stupor, agonized

tossing about, vomiting, diarrhoea, convulsions, consti- pation.

■ Sudden retrocession of acute eruptions; paralysis of brain • sets in, or convulsions.

*^ Stages of Life, Constitution. ■Light hair, lax muscles and want of bodily irritability ; the well-chosen remedy makes no impression.

■ ■Especially suitable for children and old persons; dis-

eases of first and second childhood.

■ Frequently suited to persons addicted to spirituous

drinks.

Girl, few days after birth ; affection of heart.

Nursing child ; colic.

Baby, set. 18 months, suffering since five months old ; spasms.

Girl, £et. 3, short, stout, dark hair and eyes; stupor.

Girl, pet. 3, after sleeping in sun during afternoon ; sun- stroke.

Boy, set. 4, suffering twelve months ; asthma.

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Boy, a3t. 5, healthy ; ague.

Boy, set. 6, suffering six weeks ; ague.

Girl, set 6 J, formerly suffering from urticaria, which was aggravated whenever she ate a strawberry; constipation.

Girl, set. 7, had mesenteric disease in infancy and convul- sions subsequently ; dyspnoea.

Boy, set. 9, suffering 6 weeks ; ague.

Girl, set. 12, suffering several years; constipation.

Boy, set. 12, but one chill this year, although subject to frequent attacks last season, always suppressed with quinine; ague.

Girl, set. 14, menses suppressed by fright, had convul- sions; monorrhagia.

Miss set. 15, suffering three years ; epilepsy.

Girl, set, 17, fragile and delicate, first menstruated when seventeen years old, and discharge suppressed after two days by fright; epilepsy. • Man, set. 18, after having nearly recovered from pneumo- nia ; delirium.

Woman, set. 18, very stout, primipara, after cathartics; puerperal convulsions.

Girl, set. 19, formerly suffering with pain in chest and feet ; epilepsy.

Man, set. 21, had an attack a year ago ; colic.

Girl, set. 23, formerly robust, but for last three years con- stantly complaining ; constipation.

Girl, set. 23 ; epilepsy.

Two men, set. 20 to 25 ; delirium tremens.

Man, set. 27, suffering three days ; colic.

Man, set. 27, single, robust, one month ago similarly affected ; lead colic.

Woman, set. 27, single, gentle, quiet disposition, thin, slender brunette, suffers from epilepsy, particularly during menstrual period, mother phthisical, father dis- solute ; disease of heart.

Woman, set. 28, dark complexion, pregnant for third time, suffered in previous pregnancies with vomiting for about four months ; disorders of pregnancy.

Woman, set. 30, during epidemic of influenza ; cough.

Mrs. M., ^t. 32, Irish, cheerful, fresh-looking in health ; intestinal obstruction and fecal tumor.

Woman, set. 35, after losing two children in quick succes- sion ; cerebro-spinal meningitis.

Woman, set. 36, has tumor on r. side of chest, extending from axilla and enlarging breast; affection of stomacli.

Man, set. 38, figure small, slight, practiced masturbation since twelve years old ; idiocy.

Man, ffit. 40, short, fat, phlegmatic; delirium tremens.

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Man, set. 40, drunkard ; delirium tremens.

Man, set. 40, after feet had become very cold ; colic.

Man, set. 40, gardener ; catarrh of chest.

Man, set. 40, phlegmatic temperament, Bryon., Phosphor., etc. , given without benefit, on eleventh day of disease; Opmm followed by sudden change and satisfactory recovery ; double pneumonia.

Woman, set. 43, after having been beaten violently with fist about head, neck and shoulders ; spasms.

Dr. E. M., set. 44, nervo-bilious, addicted to strong drink ; apoplexy.

Woman, set. 48, well nourished, in good health ; intes- tinal obstruction.

Man, set. 50, addicted to drink, oppressed by care and sorrow ; apoplexy.

Man, set. 50, heavy drinker ; bronchitis and asthma.

Man, set. 51, suffering ten years ; constipation.

Mrs., set. 56, suffering twenty years ; constipation.

Woman, set. 56; constipation.

Man, set. 60 ; constipation.

Man, set. 75, tendency to apoplexy, prodromes of which w^ere several times dissipated by Bellad.; apoplexy.

Man, set. 84, suffering from hemorrhoids; mental dis- turbance.

Miss C, rosy, buxom ; epilepsy.

Young woman, primipara, after a difficult labor, adminis- tration of ether and use of instruments having been necessary to accomplish delivery ; puerperal convul- sions.

Young man, strong constitution, after violent fit of pas- sion ; headache, fever, etc.

Lady, suffering several years; headache.

Potter, has worked a long time at glazing ; colic.

Painter, well built, has had frequent attacks ; lead colic.

Man, drinker, after excessive drinking, to which he re- sorted in consequence of vexation and grief; delirium tremens.

Woman, suffering many years ; headache.

Elderly woman, robust, with rosy cheeks; vomiting. *^ Relations. Antidoted by : strong coffee, Bellad., Ipec, Nux vom., Vinum, Vanil. arom., Zincum.

It antidotes: charcoal vapor, Bellad., Digit, Laches., Mercur., Nux vom., Strychnia, Plumhum, Stramon., Tart. emet.

Compatible: Aeon., Bellad., Bryon., Hyosc, Nux mosch., Nux vom., Tart. emet.

Compare

Apis (apoplexy, coma); Ipecac, and Moschus (spasm of lungs).

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