Experiments by Downey, Inaugural Dissertation, 1803; Tully, Prize Essay, Am. Med. Kecorder, 1828; Bute, Freitag, Jeanes, Huseman, Helfrich, Bering's Compilation, N. Archiv fiir Horn., vol. 2, p. 114; Tinker, Trans. Am. Inst., 1870; _ Billing, Thesis ; also symptoms by Fincke and Macfarlan. CiiiNicAii Authorities. — Headache, Smedley, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 8, p. 50 ; Mills, B. J. H., vol. 36, p. 187; Mills (2 cases), Am. Hom., vol. 1, p. 113; Smith, M.I., vol. 6, p. 344; Leonard, Med. Inv., 1875, p. 441 ; Migraine, Hs., A. H. Z., vol. 109, p. 207 ; Fulton, A. H. Z., vol. 112, p. 77 ; Sick-headache, Ehrmann, A. H. Z., vol. 113, p. 24; Plimpton, Hah. Mo., vol. 10, p. 212; Eaue's Eec, 1875, p. 244; Chamberlin, N. E. M. G., 1873, p. 495; Eaue's Eec, 1874, p. 259; Beebe, see Hale's Th., p. 654 ; Chronic headaches, Hansen, A. H. Z., vol. 113, p. 52 ; Coryza, Sanford, N. E. M. G., vol. 2, p. 125 ; JScbsal polypus. Price, N. A. J. H., vol. 15, p. 214 ; Wells, A. H. Z., vol. 109, p. 63; 5 cases reported cured, Thomas, B. J. H., vol. 16, p. 329 ; Facial neuralgia, Drumm, A. J. H. M. M., vol. 3, p. 62 ; (Edema of glottis, JSIichol, A. H. O., June, 1874, p. 302; Eaue's Eec, 1875, p. 102; Pharyngitis, Hedges, Med. Inv., vol. 8, p. 128 ; Eaue's Eec, 1871, p. 77 ; Diphtheritis, Biegler, Hom. Phys., vol.7, p. 477 ; Nausea and vomiting, Moore, M. I., vol. 6, p. 344; iVew- rosis of stomach, Winterburn, Hah. Mo., vol. 20, p. 533 ; Ulceration of as uteri, Green- leaf, Hah. Mo., vol. 7, p. 527 ; Enlargement of breast, Craig, B. J. H., vol. 32, p. 308; Use during pregnancy, Burnett, Hom. Phys., vol. 2, 147; Laryngitis, Nichols, A. O., June, 1873, p. 335; Eaue's Eec, 1874, p. 120; Tracheal irritation, Blake, Hom. Eev.,vol. 16, p. 406; Influenza, Mossa, Eaue's Eec, 1871, p. 79, from Hom. Kl., 1870, p. 98 ; Kleinert, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 5, p. 705 ; Croup, Clark, Hah. Mo., vol. 6, p. 290; Price, A. H. O., vol. 8, p. 235 ; Cough, Hunt, N. A. J. H., vol. 15, p. 211 ; Sanford, N. E. M. G., vol. 2, p. 125 ; Bell, N. A. J. H., 1873, p. 380; Clark, Hah. Mo., vol. 6, p. 290 ; Capen, Mass. Trans., vol. 4, p. 376 ; Wells, Hom. Eecorder, vol. 3, p. 68; Pulmonary congestion, Blake, Hom. Eev., vol. 16, p. 406; Pneumonia, Hering, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 3, p. 333 ; Affection of lungs, Boyce, N. E. M. G., . vol. 2, p. 277 ; Incipient phthisis pulmonalis, Parsons, B. J. H., vol. 24, p. 509 ; Phthisis, Bute, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 3, p. 396 ; Injury to shoulder, Hom. Phys., vol. 6, p. 294; Rheumatism of arm, McClatchey, Hah. Mo., vol. 10, p. 331 ; Fungoid growth on hand, Drury, Hom. Eev., vol. 16, p. 85 ; Affection of toe, Drury, Hom. Eev., vol. 16, p. 85; Neuralgia, Fanning, N. A. J. H., 1873, p. 363 ; Anmmia, Par- sons, B. J. H., vol. 24, p. 510; Rheumatism, Martin, Hah. Mo., vol. 12, p. 473; Berridge, Hom. Phys., vol. 6, p. 411; Goodman, M. I., 1875, p. 300; Syphilis, Schlosser, Eiick. Kl. Erf., vol. 5, p. 572; Rhus rad. poisoning, Hammond, M. I., vol. 11, p. 603 ; Eaue's Eec, 1875, p. 16. ^ Mind. Mind confused, relieved by eructations. Anxiety : and feeling of dread ; precedes vomiting and delirium. SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 198 Angry irritability ; inoroseness with nausea ; cannot bear a person to walk in room. Delirium with hot skin. Mental torpor, stupor, heaviness, sleepiness. Hopefulness, sanguine of recovery. Disgusting ideas, and many unpleasant feelings associated with nausea. I I Sensation as if paralyzed and unable to move while lying on her back, with full consciousness of her sur- roundings. I I With open eyes, one dream chases another; her thoughts constantly returning, however, to the one idea, which seems droll to her, " What will become of my condition, shall I have typhoid fever, inflammation of the brain, or shall I remain paralyzed ?" I I It seems to her as if the events that transpired in her dreams were not of hours' but of weeks' and months' du- ration. I lit seems to her as if all around her talked very rapidly, and that she is in a railroad car and begs others to hold her. ^ Sensorium. > Vertigo : with long-continuing nausea, debility and headache ; with singing in ears ; with diminished vision, before vomiting ; with nausea and headache, fol- lowed by spasmodic vomiting; with dull, heavy feeling in stomach, as if caused from some hard substance there; on quickly turning head and looking upward ; on lying down at night; on rising from stooping ; in cold weather; during sleep ; during climaxis. Head feels dizzy, cannot turn quickly without fear of falling. ^ Inner Head. Headache with nausea and chilliness, followed by flushes of heat, extending from head to stomach. Violent pain over upper portion of whole 1. side of head, especially in eye. ■ Headache as if forehead would burst, with chill and burn- ing in stomach. Pressive headache in forehead. Frontal headache with considerable vertigo, on rising from a sitting posture. I I Frontal headache extending into cheek bones. I Pain in forepart of head, shoulders, chest and stomach. ■ Headache over r. eye. ■ Neuralgia in and over r. eye. ■ Head aches as if it would burst; > w^alking in open air < in temples, especially in r., in afternoon. ■ Pains in head in spots; soreness especially in temples. . ■Dull headache. 199 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. I Wandering pains in head. ■ Headache with shuddering. I Beating headache with throbbing in temporal arteries and bitter vomiting. ■ Pulsations in head, with bitter vomiting, < from motion. ■ Headache, with rheumatic pains and stiffness of limbs and neck. ■ Headache every seventh day. ■ Pains like a flash of lightning in back of head. ■ ■Headache begins in occiput, spreads upward and settles over r. eye. iPain in head in rays, drawing upward from neck. ■ Rheumatic headache, running up posterior auricular region. Feeling as if head were drawn forward. ■ Severe headache only relieved by pressing back up against something hard, or by pressing back of head. ■ ■Periodical sick-headache; begins in morning, increases during daj', lasts until evening; head feels as if it must burst, or as if eyes would be pressed out; throbbing, lancinating pains through brain, < in r. side, especially in forehead and vertex ; followed by chills, nausea, vomiting of food or bile; must lie down and remain quiet; relieved by sleep. A bandlike constriction across forehead just below eye- brows ; < by exercise, with violent throbbing of tem- poral arteries; shooting pains from one temple to other, < in night; < from light, > from sleep. ■ Headache concentrating in a small spot over r. eye; eye becomes red and sore, yet hard pressure upon eye re- lieves. \ I Headache especially over r. eye ; rheumatic pain in neck and shoulders (more in 1.) ; > when lying perfectl}' still; patient approaching climacteric period. I I Intermittent neuralgia coming in morning and lasting four to six hours ; pain at internal superior angle of r. orbit, acute pressing with occasional darts inward and some throbbing; part sore, but he holds his hand there while pain lasts; conjunctiva considerably injected dur- ing pain ; catarrhal discharge, thick, mostly from r. side of nose ; every day for five or six days. i I Violent pulsation and tearing in r. temple, < from mo- tion ; the slightest shaking is intolerable to her, so that she cannot bear to have any one walk across the floor. ^Sick-headache. \ I Headache with distension of temporal veins which are painfully sensitive to touch.. I I Pressing pains in head, extending from nape of neck SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 200 over side of head and settling over 1. eye, accompanied by nausea and vomiting of food, bile and mucus; must lie down ; > when lying down and vomiting; attacks every eight days for last nine years. I Severe pains in head, with nausea and vomiting, fre- quently with bilious vomiting in weekly attacks or at longer intervals, commonly beginning in morning, in- creasing in violence through day, only diminished by lying quiet and sleeping. I I Sick-headache from childhood; eyes weak and^ sore; photophobia, especially with headache ; for last six weeks headache every third day, commencing a.m., pains extend from r. eye through back part of head ; she is in dark room and cannot bear least light ; if she is quiet all day is usually > in evening ; nausea, but does not often vomit unless she goes into bright light, or moves about; catamenia every two weeks, blood dark and clotted ; constipation ; debility. I I Sick-headache every two weeks; when overexerted so as to become very tired, she has a great appetite, but satisfying it is followed by sick-headache ; is in the habit of eating late in evening; during headache hot flashes and a sensation like that of an electrical current shoot- ing very rapidly from one part of head to the other. I I Pain commencing in r. occiput, extending to r. temporal bone, a tight drawing, gradually increasing in intensity, like drawing a rope on a windlass as tight as you can get it until it is almost beyond endurance, when it grad- ually subsides. I I Sick-headache, commencing in morning on awaking, < during day, > by sleep at night ; pain confined chiefly to temples and vertex, so violent as to cause her to cry out ; nausea generally in morning, followed by vomit- ing, first of food, afterward of pure bile, occasionally con- siderable acid mucus, with severe burning distress in stomach, great weakness and goneness, even worse to bear than headache ; least quantity of food or drink is immediately vomited; attacks come on at irregular intervals. I I Headache and nausea, symptoms increasing hour by hour; patient groaning and writhing in agony, face very red, head hot, injected eyes, sensitive to light ; arte- ries about head and scalp distended like whip cords, blood coursing through them at a furious rate, giving a sensation to head as if temples and scalp were alive with irrepressible pulsation ; pain over whole head ; parox- ysms of violent retching every few minutes ; free flow of clear urine as the attack passes off". 201 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. I 1 Distressing sick-headache, for years ; in some degree the symptoms were nearly always present; headache com- mencing in forenoon, gradually increasing in violence until sunset, when it would either quietly subside or con- fine her to bed for a day or two ; the pains originated low in occiput, drawing upward in rays, locating over r., sometimes over 1. eye, attended with vomiting, often of bilious matter; subject to sudden flushes of heat, burning of soles of feet and quickly diffused transient thrill felt at remotest extremity ; at times sensible throb- bing of every pulse in body; urine generally scanty before and during severe headache, but quantities of clear urine pass when getting better. I" American sick-headache;" rush of blood to head, caus- ing faintness and nausea, even continuing until vomit- ing sets in ; violent pains begin in occipital region, spread thence over head and settle over r. eye; pains sharp, lancinating, at times throbbing; can bear neither sounds nor odors ; cannot bear any one to walk across floor, the slightest jar annoys her; at height of headache vomiting of food and bile; is forced to remain quiet in a dark room.; sleep finally relieves ; sometimes pain is so violent that patient goes out of her mind, or seeks relief by pressing head against pillow or pressing head with hands. I 1 Neuralgia in r. temple and orbit from getting feet wet. I Pain commences in back of head, rises and spreads over head and settles especially above r. eye, with nausea, vomiting and chilliness ; is obliged to seek a dark room and lie perfectly still; flushes of heat; burning of soles of feet; urine at first scanty, later profuse and clear. 1 I Frightfully severe headache, the only relief obtained by pressing back of head against headboard of bed. i I Migraine with bilious vomiting, pains begin in morn- ing, last till evening; eyes feel as if they would be pushed out, < by motion. I Sick headache, with heat and redness. ■ Headaches: gastric; myalgic; rheumatic; congestive; from suppressed menses ; at change of life. I Congestion of blood to head, with ringing in ears ; flushes of heat; accumulation of water in mouth. I I Sanguineous apoplexy with vertigo, dimness of sight, . vomiting, burning in stomach, distension of temporal veins. * Outer Head. Soreness in spots, especially in temporal re- gions. Distension of veins in temples ; feel sore when touched. Head very painful to touch. SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 202 ^ Sight and Eyes. Diminished power of vision. Dimness of e^'es, with sensation as if hairs were in them. Frequent obscuration of vision. Retinal congestion, with flushed face and congestive head- ache. Pupils dilated. ■ Yellowness of sclerotica, with icterus. Burning dryness in eyes. I Pain over eyes. Redness of eyes in morning. Superficial injection of eyeball, with feeling of soreness. Burning and watering of r. e3'e, which is painful to touch, followed b}^ coryza. I I Acute conjunctivitis, with excessive redness and numer- ous ecchymoses in conjunctiva, tending toward trachoma, with moderate discharge and some pain in eye. ■ Catarrhal ophthalmia, granular lids. ■ Ophthalmia, followed by ulceration of cornea. ■ Copious lachrymation : following the burning and dry- ness ; tears hot ; with coryza. ■ Blepharadenitis: with a feeling of dryness under upper lid and accumulation of mucus in eye in morning; blepharitis and catarrhal conditions of conjunctiva, with burning in edges of lids, < in afternoon ; dependent on stricture of lachrymal duct. I I Hard swelling like scirrhus over eyebrows. ■ ■Neuralgia in and over r. eye. * Hearing and Ears. Beating, humming, with congestion of blood. ■ Hyperexcitation of auditory nerves; painful sensitive- ness, especially to sudden sounds ; sensation as if she were in a railroad car or in some vehicle which was moving and jarring her, with a feeling as if all about her moved rapidly and confusedly; desires to be held in order to remove this nervous vibratory sensation through body; frequently in women in climaxis. ■ Earache with headache, singing in ears and vertigo. Beating under ears, at irregular intervals, often only a couple of strokes. ■ Acute internal otitis. ■ Catarrhal affections of inner ear and Eustachian tube. ■ Throat affections causing deafness and otalgia. ■ Increased redness of external ear, with humming and roaring in ears from increased circulation of blood through aural structures. ■ Burning of ears, cheeks red. ^ Smell and Nose. iLoss of smell and taste. Dislike to odor of syrup. 203 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. iFluent coryza, with frequent sneezing; < r. side. iCoryza, with dull, heavy pain over root of nose, and sting- ing sensation in nose; severe pain at root of nose and in frontal sinuses, with dry cough and pain in chest. I I Severe cold in head ; sneezing, severe fluid coryza, irrita- tion and watering of eyes; irritation of throat with severe cough. I I Severe cold in head ; high fever ; acrid discharge from r. nostril produced soreness of lips and side of face. I I Fluid coryza alternating with stoppage; eyes painful to touch; soreness in throat; pain in chest, cough and finally diarrhoea. ^Influenza. I Watery, acrid coryza, rendering nose sore, with copious watering of r. eye. ICoryza with diarrhoea, worse at night. _ I I Smell in nose like roasted onion; wheezing, whisthiig cough and finally diarrhoea, which relieves the cough. ^Influenza. iRose cold with subsequent asthma; sick and faint from odor of flowers. I Acute or chronic coryza, with loss of smell. I I Severe catarrh in bead, following a cold, for some weeks, with some irritation of throat and sligbt cough. I I Sensation of stinging and tickling, with irritative swell- ing of parts, with or without free discharge ; yellowish or^'grayish -white discharge from nose; headache in r. bemisphere of brain, with drawing pain in back into neck; bilious vomiting. ^Chouic catarrh. I Ulcerative ozsena witb epistaxis. I Chronic nasal catarrh with otlensive discharges. I I Nasal polypi. ■"* Upper Face. Distension of veins of face, with excessive red- ness, a feeling of stiffness and soreness of veins to touch. Circumscribed redness of one or both cheeks. 1 1 Red cheeks: with burning in ears; with cough. I Cheeks and hands livid. rPyphoid pneumonia. I Circumscribed redness of cheeks in afternoon; patient lies on his back; pulse small and quick. Twitching of cheeks toward eyes. ■ Neuralgia in and over r. eye. I I Neuralgia in upper jaw running up to nose, eye, ear, neck and side of head; pain shooting and burning, can- not endure pain except by kneeling down and holding head tight to floor. I Stitches in 1. side of face, with pains in forehead. I I Neuralgia in face for several years; beginning of paiii in upper jaw, running up to nose, eye, ear and side of head; pain shooting and burning, cannot stand pain SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 204 except by kneeling down and holding head tight to floor. ^ Lower Face. Lips feel dry. Swelling of lips toward evening. Under lip burns, is swollen, hard and blistered ; blisters dry up and form crusts, which drop off. Stiffness in articulation of jaws. ^^ Teeth and Gums, i Toothache from picking teeth, or in hollow teeth when touched by food. I Grumbling toothache with pain in same side of head. Pain in carious teeth after cold drinks. Looseness of teeth (with salivation). ■ Spongy, bleeding, fungoid condition of gums. ^^ Taste and Tongue. iLoss of taste, with a burnt feeling on , tongue. Sweet things taste bitter, followed by burning in fauces. White-coated tongue with slimy, fatty taste. I Red streak through middle of tongue. Top of tongue burns as if scalded. I Tongue sore; pains like a boil. iRed tongue, burns as if in contact with something hot. Pricking in point of tongue. ^^ Inner Mouth. Fetid breath, clammy mouth, sticky teeth. Sores on gums and roof of mouth. I Roof of mouth sore, uvula sore and burning. I I White patches on mucous membrane of mouth, with salivation ; hypertrophy of thymus gland ; in a child suffering from hereditary syphilis. ^^ Throat. In evening after lying down, cough from tickling in throat. Spasmodic constriction directly beneath lower jaws across throat, very distressing, lasting several hours. 1 Throat very dry, with tickling cough. ■ Burning in throat, especially after eating sweet things. ■ Roof of mouth and uvula sore and burning. Feeling of swelling in throat on swallowing. Pain with sensation of swelling, in throat, < r. side, espe- cially on swallowing. ■ Throat feels swollen .as if to suffocation ; pain when swal- lowing ; aphonia. ■ Tonsillitis; promotes suppuration. Throat feels raw; some difficulty in swallowing; mouth and throat feel almost denuded of mucous membrane. ■ Heat in throat, better on inspiring cold air; throat so dry it seems as if it would crack. I I Dryness in throat, with soreness, swelling, and redness as in scarlet fever; in one case of six years' standing, in another w^ith hectic fever and cough. 205 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. I I General feeling of soreness throughout pharynx ; sensa- tion as if burned or scalded by hot drinks ; dry, con- stricted feeling ; drinking did not moisten throat, mucous membrane felt as if it might crack ; pharynx very red . and angry looking, highly inflamed. ■ Putrid sore throat. ■ Angina; particularl}^ a species of pharyngitis. ■ Ulcerated sore throat. J Tonsillitis, chronic, recurring frequently. iSuppuration of tonsils; quinsy. ■ ■Burning in pharynx and oesophagus. I I Intense heat and redness of throat, amounting to a burn- ing sensation ; choking feeling when swallowing ; pearly coating on fauces and tonsils, < on r. side ; r. tonsil most inflamed. ^Diphtheritis. ■ Palate and fauces covered with a continuous coating of pearly fibrinous exudation. "Appetite, Thirst. Desires, Aversions. ■Craving for he knows not what, with loss of appetite; wants piquant things. ■ Loss of appetite with great weakness of digestion. I I Aversion to butter. Sugar tastes bitter and causes burning. '^^ Eating and Drinking. Sweet things aggravate, produce burning. Soon after eating: feels empty ; difficult breathing, nausea, waterbrash, lassitude almost to fainting, cold sweat until 12 P.M., after a little food. ^^ Hiccough, Belching, Nausea and Vomiting. 1 1 Hic- cough whilst smoking. Spasmodic eructations of flatus. I I Frequent flatulent eructations of unpleasant odor, with disposition to vomit and paleness of face. I I Pyrosis ; a rising of burning, corrosive fluid from stom- ■ ach, for twenty years. I Nausea : with a burning at stomach ; with much spitting; not > by vomiting ; with headache, chill and heat ; in- tense, in paroxysms, < when stooping, with flow of saliva; followed by nettlerash; with heartburn; followed by vomiting and sometimes diarrhoea; periodic; fol- lowed by sneezing; craves food to quiet nausea. ■ ■Vomiting: of bitter water; of sour acrid fluids; of in- gesta; of worms; preceded by anxiety; with headache and burning in stomach ; head > afterward ; with pros- tration. ■ During vomiting, headache, burning in stomach with craving to eat. '^ Scrobiculum and Stomach. ■Soreness and pressure in epigastrium < by eating. SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 20& ■ Sudden attacks of constriction in pit of stomach as if suf- focating, ■ Goneness with sick headaclie. Sensation of emptiness in stomach : soon after eating; with faint, feverish feeling. ■ Pressure in stomach. Jerking in stomach as if from something alive. I I Feeling of warmth and heat in stomach. ■ Burning in stomach ; with headache and chill. ■ Gastritis, with nausea, headache, chill and heat; vomit- ing with severe, painful burning in stomach and intense thirst, red tongue, red and dry lips, hot and dry throaty tickling cough. Pyrosis ; rising of burning, corrosive fluid with flatulence. ■ Great weakness of digestion, loss of appetite. ^Dyspepsia. I I Burning sensation accompanied by pressure in epigas- trium, coming on soon after lying down and compelling her to rise ; pains < at night, but they recurred at any hour when she resumed the recumbent position, though less severe in daytime ; > sitting up ; appetite voracious; bowels torpid; peculiar drawing pains in shoulders and arms during sleep, so that when she awoke the fists were tightly clenched and flexed upon the sternal end of clavicle; this cramping up of the arms always occurred during sleep and was followed by a sense of lameness and weariness in the aftected muscles. ^Neurosis of stomach. I I A chronic inebriate ; had been drinking steadily for a couple of weeks, beer and whisky; violent emetoca- tharsis ; Nux vomica did not relieve. Arsenic checked the bowels and relieved the intense thirst, but had no effect in quieting stomach ; very irritable and angry at not being relieved ; everything she took in her stomach, even water, was instantly ejected; about once in fifteen or twent}^ minutes a spasm of stomach, with gagging and coughing and ejection of some frothy mucus ; pain in chest and abdomen from the strain- ing; intense burning extending from stomach up oesophagus to pharynx, w^hich felt swollen and dr}^ ; lying slightly turned on 1. side ; impossible for her to lie on r. side, and when rising from lying down was seized with vertigo ; cheeks and hands livid ; believed she was soon to die and was unwilling to be left alone. ^^ Hypochondria. Heat, streaming from breast to liver. ■ Liver torpid; skin yellow; colic. ^Jaundice. ^Biliary concretions. ■ Cough from affections of liver. I I Pain in 1. hypochondrium, < from coughing, > from 207 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. pressure and when lying on 1. side, very copious urina- tion at night. Violent stitches in splenetic region. ^' Abdomen, i ' Flatulent distension of abdomen in evening, with escape of flatus from vagina (os uteri being dilated). Beating in abdomen. I I Indurations in abdomen. Cutting bellyache from r. to 1. of iliac fossa, thence to rectum. ■ Soreness in abdomen < by eating. Colic : followed by diarrhoea ; with torpor of liver. Feeling as from "hot water pouring from breast into ab- domen, followed by diarrhoea. '" Stool and Rectum. lUrging, but no evacuation, with sen- sation of a mass in lower part of rectum and discharge of offensive flatus only. Alternate diarrhoea and constipation. ■ Hemorrhoids. ■ Stools: thin, fecal; bright yellow; undigested; watery; watery with much flatus, preceded by cutting pain. 1 I Affection of breast always ended with a feeling as if hot water were poured from chest into abdomen which w^as followed by diarrhoeic stool. 1 I Diarrhoea following coryza, pains in chest and cough. Ineffectual urging to stool, then vomiting. Frequent discharges of very offensive flatus. Escape of much flatus upward and downward ; also wdth diarrhoea. ^^ Urinary Organs. ■Copious and frequent nocturnal urina- tion, clear as water. I I Very copious urine at night, with pain in 1. hypochon- drium ; < from coughing ; > from pressure and lying on 1. side. ■ Dark-yellow urine, with icterus. Urine scanty, high-colored, deposits reddish sediment on standing. '- Male Sexual Organs. Seminal emissions. ■ Gleet; old cases. I I White oval patches on mucous membrane of mouth, particularly at angles, on mucous membranes of lips, on edge of tongue, on prepuce and glans penis ; fetid, cheesy secretions from glans penis, later obstinate inflamma- tory headache, with constant congestions to head, tran- sient heat, throbbing pain < from motion and stooping,, extending upward from nape of neck, with swollen veins in temples. ^Syphilis. '^Female Sexual Organs. ■Os uteri ulcerated; fetid corro- sive leucorrlioea. Uterine polypi, or cancer. SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 208 I Distension of abdomen in evening, and flatulent dis- charges per vagina, from os uteri, which was constantly open; at same time a pain passing in rays from nape of neck to head. ■ Metrorrhagia occurring at climaxis; blood bright red, clotted and frequently offensive ; sick-headache; flush- ing of face; face becomes scarlet, this high color passes off" with faint, weak, sick feeling. I Pain in loins, extending through hypogastric and uterine region and down thighs, followed by appearance of menses (in cases of suppression). I Abdominal pains (at night) as if menses would appear. I iCatamenia preceded by itching in axillae. Menses much more profuse than usual, with less pain and weakness in small of back, but with headache in r. side of forehead and side of head, with sensation as if eyes would be forced out of head, < in r. eye. I Menses : at right time, offensive smelling, bright red flow; clots, like lumps of flesh; later blood darker and less offensive; scanty, headache from occiput to frontal re- gion, head as if bursting, face red and hot; too early, with a discharge of black blood. I I Dysmenorrhoea in feeble, torpid subjects, with tendency to congestion of lungs, liver or head. I lAmenorrhoea in consequence of pulmonary disease; hectic flush of face. I Climacteric disorders, especially flashes of heat and leu- corrhoea. I I Burning of palms of hands and soles of feet at climac- teric period, compelling her to throw bedclothes off". I I Painful enlargement of breasts at climacteric period. • Corrosive, fetid leucorrhoea at climacteric period ; it con- tinues after menses cease. Sharp, piercing pain in r. breast, just beneath nipple; very difficult to take a deep inspiration, with some dyspnoea. Pain in r. breast extends to shoulder and is so severe that it is with difficulty hand can be placed on top of head. Stitches in mammse. The nipples are sore and painful. ^* Pregnancy. Parturition. Lactation. 1 1 Threatened abor- tion with nausea, pains in loins, extending through epi- gastric and iliac regions and down thighs. Mammae : stitches in both ; sore to touch under r. nipple, and painful soreness of nipples. ^^ Voice and Larynx. Trachia and Bronchia. Chronic dryness in throat, sensation of swelling in larynx and expectoration of thick mucus. Aphonia with swelling in throat. 209 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. Dryness in throat with soreness, swelling and redness. Tickling in throat in evening with cough and headache. I Tonsils and pharynx swollen ; sawing respiration ; expi- riation easier than inspiration ; cough dry and harsh, > sitting, < eating or lying down ; difficult expectora- tion of tough, glair}^ mucus ; inflammation of cervical glands. ^Qildema laryngis. I Acute catarrhal laryngitis. I I A'iolent dry cough ; sensation of burning behind ster- num, craves cold water, which soon is vomited ; fauces dark-red, not swollen; little or no fever; headache, almost crazy ; eyes look inflamed, upper lid swollen ; open air relieves pain ; vomits as soon as he drinks or eats ; sharp pain over r. eye. ^Influenza. ■ Tracheal irritation secondary to heart disease. I I Sensation of dryness, soreness and swelling in larynx and expectoration of thick mucus ; redness in throat ; stop- page of nose with headache across eyebrows. ^Chronic catarrhal laryngitis. I I A little girl, set. 4, who had been subject to bronchial affections since birth ; lying on her mother's lap, coun- tenance pale and livid, lips very cold, dyspnoea extreme while cough was mufiied as if head had been enveloped in a blanket; no expectoration, sibilant rales remark- ably shrill ; hands and feet quite cold ; half delirium. ^Laryngitis. I I Chronic dryness of throat, sensation of swelling in larynx with expectoration of thin mucus ; aphonia, with swell- ing of larynx ; continual severe cough without expecto- ration, with pain in head and circumscribed redness of cheeks ; tormenting cough with sensation of exhaustion. ^Croup. I I Pseudo-membranous croup; hoarse, mufiied cough; complete aphonia ; pulse 132 ; soft palate and fauces covered with a continuous coating of pearly fibrinous exudate; hissing sound in larj^nx ; great difi&culty in breathing ; child stretched back his head and grasped . his throat in his agony ; features dark and swollen. ■ Croup : catarrhal, with spasmodic, crowing painful cough and stridulous breathing; with whistling cough; me- tallic sounding, as if coughing through a metallic tube. ■ Chronic dryness in throat and sensation of swelling m larjaix and expectoration of thick mucus. ■ Chronic laryngitis, bronchitis and trachitis. ■ Pulmonary consumption. *^ Respiration. ■Excessive dyspnoea. /^Asthma. ■ Short, accelerated, constrained breathing ; extreme dysp- voL. IX. — 14. t SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. 210 noea ; cheeks and hands livid ; compressible pulse. ^Typhoid pneumonia. I Asthma, especially after "rose cold," < from odors. Painful, sighing respiration. Inclination to take deep inspiration, which increases con- striction of chest, and causes tearing pains in chest, < r. side. "^ Cough. 1 Cough : dry, caused by tickling in throat or stom- ach ; evenings after lying down, from tickling in throat; awakening him and not ceasing until he sits up in bed and passes flatus, upward and downward; dry, with considerable tickling in throat pit, and a crawling ex- tending downward beneath sternum ; very severe, caus- ing considerable pain beneath upper part of sternum, with no expectoration ; teasing, dry, hacking, with dry- ness in throat; tormenting, with circumscribed redness of cheeks ; with vomiturition ; with headache. I I Continual severe cough, without expectoration, with pain in breast and circumscribed redness of cheeks, with coryza, followed by diarrhoea which relieves. I Wheezing, whistling cough ; metallic sounding ; stridu- lous breathing. ^Croup. I I Severe cough occurring after whooping cough, when patient takes cold, which partakes of the spasmodic na- ture of whooping cough, I Whooping cough; constricted, spasmodic action across throat beneath jaws ; cough < at night with diarrhoea. I I Severe cough for six weeks, following a cold; coughed for hours at night, keeping whole house awake. ^ I Severe, harassing cough, bloody sputa, with pain in occipital region. 1 I After exposure, dry hard cough ; fever ; pain about shoulders and chest ; sore throat ; headache ; < cough- ing ; cough < by eructations of gas from stomach. • Distressing, dry, spasmodic, exhaustive coughs, especially in children ; < toward night, lying down, going into a cold room to sleep ; feeling of rawness and burning in bronchi. I 1 For many years shortness of breath and cough, from taking cold the distress became severe and the attack resembled croup ; wheezy, whistling cough, beginning with a wheeze and ending with a whistle ; < at night when lying with head low\ I I Troublesome cough for a number of years ; excited by an irritation in region of bifurcation of bronchi ; coughs a long time to raise a little whitish-yellow phlegm, some- times streaked with blood, after which she experiences great relief; coughs day and night; is weak and emaci- ated. (Nitrate of Sanguinaria, 2d trit.) 211 SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS. I Tough, rust-colored sputa in second and third stages of pneumonia. I Troublesome, harassing cough, with marked inflamma- tory action. /^Chronic bronchitis. ^Incipient tuber- culosis. I Breath and sputa smell badly even to patient. I Haemoptysis during phthisis pulmonalis. I Sputa: thick, mucous ; rust-colored; offensive, purulent. ^^ Inner Chest and Lungs. Sharp, piercing pain midway be- tween sternum and nipple, myalgic in character, the surface feels tender on pressure. Pain beneath sternum and in r. breast. Intense burning pain between breasts, < in r. side, in afternoon. Burning sensation under sternum. Ver}' severe pain in r. side of chest and hypochondriac region. Hot, burning streaming in r. side of chest commencing below r. arm and clavicle and extending to hei)atic region. Sharp stitches in r. side of chest. Slowly shooting pain in r. chest about seventh rib ; acute stitches in r. breast. iPain in r. chest to shoulder, can only with difficulty place hand on top of head. I Stitches in lower part of 1. breast to shoulder. Pain shooting from lower part of 1. chest to 1. shoulder. 1 I Pain in breast with periodic cough. ■ Burning and pressing in breast, then heat through abdo- men and diarrhoea. Constant pressure and heaviness in whole upper part of chest, with difficulty of breathing. ■ Cramps in chest. ■ Pain in breast: with cough and expectoration; with dry periodic cough. I I Subacute pulmonary congestion in a lady with florid complexion and full habit, set. 50 ; was much troubled with general flushings. ■ Dyspnoea, short, accelerated, constrained breathing; speech ceases to be free; sputa becomes tenacious, rust- colored, and is expectorated with much difficulty ; posi- tion of patient is on his back ; not much pain in chest unless pleurae are involved, then burning stitching pulse quick and small ; face and extremities inclined to be cold or hands and feet burning hot, with circum- scribed redness and burning heat of cheeks, especially in afternoon. ^Pulmonary affections. ^Pneumonia. ■ Pneumonia in second and third stages; with dulness on HANGUINARIA CAXADENSIt-. 212 percussion ; bi'onchial respiration, with red or gray hepatization and infiltration of parenchyma. I I Pneumonia; rust-colored sputum ; distressing dyspnoea; hands and feet ])urning hot or very cold ; sometimes^ even before amount of hepatization will account for it, there is failure of the heart's action ; heart weak and irregular in action ; weak, faint feeling about heart ; patient is faint ; is covered with sweat and suffers from nausea. I I Pneumonia, with cold hands and blue nails. ■ Typhoid pneumonia Avith very difficult respiration ; cheeks and hands livid; pulse full, soft, vibrating and easily compressed. ■ Pneumonia: 1. lung particularly affected; with heart disease. ■ ■Catarrhal irritation in chest : night sweats; after a cold, several months previously. 1 iSick an indefinite period with lung trouble; complete hepatization of one lung ; fever ; prostration ; night sweats. I I Loose, string}^ sometimes flocculent expectoration, at- tending a severe cough, which seemed to rack whole frame during the paroxysm ; darting pains through both lungs, < in apex of 1. lung ; cough < at night in bed ; evening exacerbations of fever, with burning of palms of hands and soles of feet ; debilitating night sweats ; paroxysms of excruciating frontal headaches ; dulness of percussion in 1. supra- and infra-clavicular regions : fine whistling and long expiratory sounds in apex of 1. lung ; bronchial tubes in middle and lower parts of both lungs contained much mucus; pulse 114, easily com- pressible; anorexia; insomnia; thirst; urine diminished, changeable in color; marked emaciation; cheeks hollow; limbs and body small and bony; eyes sunken, glassy. ^Incipient phthisis following amenorrhoea. 1 i Great emaciation; bloodless skin; set. 15, had never menstruated, but twelve months ago there was a slight discharge with pain in loins, at Avhich time she com- menced to fail; severe, painful cough, with profuse ex- pectoration of thick, stringy, yellowish-white mucus, < at night ; night sweats ; chest sore to pressure ; respira- tory murmur faint and covered in some parts by mucous nlles; bronchial lubes seemed filled with mucus; short- ness of breath ; headache; evening fever; burning in feet ; dryness of throat ; anorexia ; pulse 100, soft and quick ; alternate constipation and diarrhoea ; high-colored, offen- sive smelling urine ; sleeplessness ; shooting, erratic pains through body and especialh' in chest ; great ex- haustion. ^A uremia with amenorrhoea. 213 SANGUINARIA CANADEN;S1S. I I For several years cough, < in Summer ; a year ago liad pneumonia which left a suspicious permanent cough ; cannot lie down ; face bloated ; pupils somewhat dilated ; pulse ver}' rapid and weak; night sweats; diarrhtL'a; pain in calves of legs ; pain in chest, and with every respiratory effort there is rattling in chest followed by cough ; paroxysms of cough with profuse offensive-smell- ing expectoration ; the breath is offensive, even to him- self; retching with the cough, throbbing and sensation of tightness in head ; spasmodic belching before and after cough ; heat continues for a while after the cough, ibl- lowed by yawning and stretching. I I Phthisis florida ; hectic ; fever usually comes at about 2 or 4 P.M., cheeks having a bright circumscribed flush ; cough usuall}' dry at first and seems to be excited b}^ tickling or crawling in larynx and upper portion of chest, pi-ob- abh^ in trachea and perhaps in beginning of bronchial tubes; great deal of burning fulness in upper part of cliest, as if it were too full of blood, which it really is ; sharp stitching pains, especially about r. lung and in region of nipple, probably mj^algic; muscles of cliest are sore with this pain ; great dyspnoea. • Tuberculosis pulmonalis ; breath and sputa smell badly, disagreeable to patient himself; before and after cough- ing, belching of wind; after cough, heat; after heat, gaping and stretching; circumscribed redness of cheeks; diarrhoea; night sweats; pain in lower extremities. H Beginning of galloping consumption, cough and vio- lent fever, with circumscribed redness of cheeks ; sore- ness to touch of veins in temples. iHsemoptoe during incipient phthisis, especially in women suffering from amenorrhoea, or during and after cli- maxis. I I Vicarious hemorrhage from lungs from suppressed men- struation in a young consumptive. I Haemoptysis during phthisis pulmonalis. I I Syphilitic pulmonary inflammation. I Chronic pneumonia (rivals Sulphur and PJiosphor.). iHydrothorax ; asthma; pleurisy; intercostal myalgia. '^ Heart, Pulse and Circulation. Painful stitches or press- ing pain in region of heart. Palpitation before vomiting, with great weakness, I I Surging of blood and racing palpitation, with dry and burning skin. • I Irregularity of heart's action and pulse, with coldness, insensibility, etc. ■ Weak feeling about heart. Pnl.se: liard, frequent ; small and quick; irregular, with creat weakness. SANGUINAKIA CANADENSIS. 214 I Extreme reduction of force and frequency of pulse, to- gether with great irregularity of action. ■ Metastasis of rheumatism (or gout) to heart, caused h\ out- ward applications in inflammatory rheumatism. •" Outer Chest. Burning in sternum. Severe soreness under r. nipple, < from touch. " Neck and Back. Pain in nape of neck. ■Rheumatic pains in nape of neck, shoulders and arms. Soreness of nape of neck on being touched. ■ Dull pain along inner edge of 1. scapula, worse from breathing. Rheumatic pains in neck, shoulders and arms, < at night. Shifting pains in back, < when drawing a long breath. ■ Pain in sacrum, from lifting. ■ Lumbago, from lifting; or, myalgia of great muscles of