Arnica

Arnica montana, L.

Nat. order , Compositæ.

Common name (German), Whohlverleih.

Preparation , Tincture from the whole plant when in flower (Hahnemann).

Authorities.

1 , Hahnemann, R. A. M. L., 1, 473; 2 , Franz, ibid.; 3 , Gross, ibid.; 4 , Stapf, ibid. (from Archiv. 5, 3); 5 , Fr. Hah-n; 6 , Hornburg; 7 , Kummer; 8 , Langhammer; 9 , Wislicenus; 10 , Bæhr; 11 , Aaskow, ibid. ["not found," -Hughes.]; 12 , Collin, ibid. (Obs. Circa Morbos, IV and V, Effects of Arnica when given for Paralysis, Amaurosis, Spasms, Fever, and Dysentery); 13 , Crichton, ibid. (Samml. br. Abh. f. pr. Aezte, XIII, 3, A Brief Statement of the Observed Effects and Virtues of Arnica); 14 , De la Marche, ibid. (Effects in cases of injury treated by Arnica); 15 , De Meza, ibid. (a case of paraplegia, induced by suppressed menstruation from fatigue and fright, in a young girl, cured [after lasting three years] by Arnica, which brought on menses immediately, motion returning in two days); 16 , Murray, ibid. (A Summary of the Observed Effects of Arnica); 17 , Pelargus, ibid. (a child to which Arnica was given for a fall from a height); 18 , Stoll, ibid. (General statement of the effects of Arnica); 19 , Fehr, ibid. (Effects of Arnica in cases of Injury); 20 , Thomas A. Thuessink, ibid.; , Vicat, ibid. (general statement); , Veckaskrift, ibid.; , Avon Szontagh, N. Z. f. H. Kl., 7, 10, proving with 15th and 3d dils.; , Ibid., proving with the tincture, 1 to 100 drops; , Proving of extract of Arnica by Vienna Soc. of (Allop.) Physicians, B. J. of Hom., 6, 267; , Jörg, provings of self and class with infusion of the flowers (Jörg, Materialen, 1); , Jörg and class, provings of the root (ibid.); , Robinson's proving with 1/1000th (B. J. of Hom., 25, 320); , Shumann's case of poisoning, from Schmidt's Jahrbucher (Am. H. Obs., 8), (two cupfuls of the tea taken for delayed menstruation); , Lancet, 1864 (effects of one ounce of the tincture); , (Omitted); , Hom. Times, 1853 (external application); , Hoppe Prag Monatsschrift, 12, 24 (external application); , Schleissteher Präg Monatschrift, 12, 65 (external application); , Chapman's case, B. J. of Hom., 7, 391 (external application); , Black, B. J. of H., 2, 275 (external application); , Œst. Med. Woch. (B. J. of H., 3, 254), (external application); , Dr. Hedenberg (N. E. Med. Gaz., 3, 235), (external application); , Dr. Clarke (N. E. Med. Gaz., 3, 260), (external application).

MIND

• Excessive sensitiveness of the mind ; extreme disposition to agreeable as well as disagreeable emotions, without weakness or excessive sensitiveness of the body; (on one occasion this excessive sensitiveness of the mind was observed before that of the body; I have also seen these two kinds of sensitiveness occurring in alternation or simultaneously), 1.
• Uncommon liveliness 24.
• Bright, talkative (this was a curative reaction in a person of an opposite mood), 8.
• Calm, bright mood (curative reaction), 6.
• Indifference to everything, 1.*
• Weeping, 1.
• After supper she weeps, is peevish, listens to nobody, and does not wish to be told anything, 1.
• Depression of spirits and absence of mind (after three hours and a half hours), 7.
• Hopelessness, 1. [10.]
• Anxiety, 6, 12, 14, 15.
• Hypochondriac anxiety, 1, 35.*
• Violent attacks of anxiety, 2.
• Anxiety about the present and the future (third day), 8.
• Frightfulness, 1.
• Unexpected trifles frighten and cause him to start (after an hour and a half), 7.
• Apprehension of future evils, 1.
• Horror of instant death, 35.
• Uncommonly peevish; everything is disagreeable to her, 4.
• Hypochondriac peevishness; he is not disposed to do anything, 1. [20.]
• She is extremely peevish; all her former cheerfulness and amiable manners have gone (after one hour), 4.
• Peevishness; he would like to quarrel with everybody, 1.
• Quarrelsomeness and peevishness, 1.
• He is contradictory; nothing can be done to suit him (after three and twelve hours), 1.
• She is extremely morose and irritable; *, .

HEAD

• Confusion of the head, 1, 27.
• Confusion in the head, 24.
• Head confused, 26, 34.
• Confusion of the head, with decided pressure in the right half of the head, especially over the right brow, 26.*
• Confusion of head, changing to pressive right-sided headache, 24.
• Confusion of head, with frequent inclination to sleep, 27.
• Confusion and fulness in the head, 25.
• Confusion of the head, vertigo, and anguish are aggravated by artificial vomiting, 1. [50.]
• Stupefying headache early in the morning, 1.
• Dulness and pain in the head, 35.
• Obscuration of the head and confusion of one-half of the skull, with contraction of the pupils, 5.
• Heaviness of the head, 26.
• Her head feels so heavy that she lets it constantly hang on one side, 10.
• The head feels heavy, and is so movable on account of weakness of the muscles of the neck, that it easily inclines to all sides (after four hours), 7.
• Heaviness and confusion of the head, 26.
• Vertigo, 1, 27.
• Short-lasting vertigo.
• Sudden vertigo at dinner, as if he would fall forward, 3. [60.]
• He feels vertigo and nausea when reading too long, 6.
• Vertigo when walking, 4.
• Vertigo; it is almost imperceptible when sitting and bending the head over, but when righting or moving the head she feels as if everything turned with her, 4.*
• Vertigo in the forehead, especially when walking; everything turns with her, and threatens to fall over with her, 4.
• Headache, 15 . [See S. 537 and note. -Hughes.]
• Intense headache, with feeling of great weight and heaviness in the eyes, and oppression and drooping of the lids, as if they could not be raised, 35.
• Violent headache, on waking in the morning, which reached such a point at 8 A.M. that, while walking in the open air, he almost fell from dizziness; disappeared at 10 A.M., .

EYES

• Staring eyes, denoting anguish, 1.
• Slight protrusion of the right eye; it looks more elevated and larger than the left, 10.
• Eyes sunken , glassy, with dilated insensible pupils, 30.
• Considerable swelling under the left eye, 38.
• Left eye seems more elastic and is sensitive to pressure, 24.
• (Burning in the eyes), 12 . [In amaurotic eyes recovering sight under the influence of the medicine (Com. note to S. 644). -Hughes.]
• Burning in the eyes, without any dryness, 10.
• Pressive pain in left eye, 24. [140.]
• (Stitches in the eyes), 12 . [See note to S. 137. -Hughes.]
• Itching of the eyes, 25.
• Crawling over the orbits, 1.
• Cramplike tearing of the eyebrow, 3.
• Painful, dull, intermittent pressure on the margin of the left orbit, 3.
• Occasional flow of tears, which burn like fire, 10.
• The margin of the upper eyelids, along its line of contact with the eyeball, internally, is painful when the lids are moved, as if they were too dry and a little sore, 1.*
• Sharp, fine stitches in the internal canthus, 4.
• Itching of the canthi (after twenty-seven hours), 8.
• Spasmodic, pressive twitchings under the left eye, on the nasal bone; they extend even over the ball of the eye, 3. [150.]
• Pressive pinching pain, confined to inner half of right eyeball, 24.
• Pressive pinching pain in the inner half of the right eyeball , gradually ceasing on motion in the open air, 24.
• Pressive pain in inner half of right eyeball, and corresponding part of forehead, 24.
• Drawing pain in the right eyeball (after twenty-seven hours), 7.
• *Dilatation of the pupils (after twenty-six hours), 8.
• *Contraction of the pupils (after twenty-four hours), 8.
• Contraction of the pupils, with obscuration of the head, .

EARS

• Heat and burning in the lobule, 4.
• Feeling of heat externally, of the left ear, and in the cheek, 6. [160.]
• Feeling as of one ear being hot, which, however, is not the case (after one hour), 1.
• Pressure in the ear, 1.
• Intermittent pressure in both ears, in the region of the tympanum (after ten hours), 7.
• First, stitches, afterwards a tearing pain in the ears (after one hour), 1.
• Dull stitches, extending inwardly, through the internal ear (after one hour), 9.
• Dull, long stitches behind the ear, 1.
• Stitch darting through the right ear, then through the left, lastly through the eyes, with a feeling in the eyes as if they were forcibly turned upwards, 4.
• Pain, internally, in the cartilage of the left ear, as if the parts had been bruised or contused, 6.
• The hearing is much more acute (after ten hours), 1.
• Sensibly diminished hearing (after thirty hours), 1. [170.]
• Very frequent roaring in ears, even in repose, 24.
• Ringing in the left ear (after three hours), 7.
• Slight singing in right ear, 24.
• Humming of the ears, 1.
• Humming in the ears (after seven hours), 8.

NOSE

• Swelling of the nose, 1.
• Nose swollen, 36.
• Nose swollen, erysipelatous, and vesicated, 38.
• Frequent sneezing (after forty-eight hours), 8.
• Sneezing (after two and a half hours), 7. [180.]
• Sneezing, 1.
• Sneezing twice in succession, followed by a pain in the left side of the forehead, as after a violent blow, 6.
• Coryza in the evening, when going to sleep; catarrh on the chest, on waking in the morning, 1.
• Some coryza, 35.
• Violent coryza, 1.
• *Frequent blowing of nose, with traces of blood, 35.
• *Discharge of several drops of clear blood from the nose on first blowing it in the morning, 23.
• Frequent nose-bleed, 25.
• Frequent bleeding at the nose, 10.
• Slight epistaxis, 25. [190.]
• Severe epistaxis at night prevented sleep, 26.
• (Constant burning about the borders of the nostrils, with desire to sneeze), 1.
• Feeling of heat in the nose; however, it is cold to the touch, 6.
• Cramplike pain at the root of the nose (after two hours), 9.
• Dull pressure on the nasal bone, benumbing, 3.
• Sticking-tearing pain in the nose, 1.
• The nose pains him from above downwards as if he had had a violent fall upon it, 6.
• Sense as if the nostrils were ulcerated; the nose is sore within, 1.
• Itching crawling on the side of the nose, going off by rubbing (after one hour), 9.
• Feeling as if an insect were crawling near the nose; this cannot be removed by rubbing, 3.

FACE. [200.]

• The countenance is much sunken, 20.
• Dry heat in the face, towards evening, extending as far as behind the ears, without any thirst, the nose being quite cold (after twenty-four hours), 6.
• Flushes of heat in the face, in the evening (after thirty-six hours), 4.
• Heat and itching in the face, 36.
• Red swelling of the right cheek, with throbbing and pinching pain, swollen lips and great heat in the head, with a cold body ; the feet felt sometimes hot, 1.
• Hot, red, shining, stiff swelling of the left cheek, 10.
• Redness and burning in one cheek , otherwise cool, or at any rate, not hot, 1.*
• (At noon, during dinner, in one cheek, perceptible warmth), 1.
• When yawning, cramplike pain in the cheek (after one hour), 9.
• Creeping over the left cheek, like a shivering without coldness, extending as far as the side of the occiput (after six hours), 1. [210.]
• Throbbing and pinching in the swollen cheek, as if two hammers beat against each other, crushing the flesh, 10.
• Twitching throbbings in the left cheek (after half an hour), 9.
• Violent trembling of the lower lip, 20.
• Swollen, thick lips, 10.
• Ulcerated corners of the mouth, with a burning pain, especially when moving those parts, 1.
• Hydroa on the lips (in one individual), 25.
• Chapped lips, 1.
• The external margin around the lips, especially the upper lip, becomes chapped, as by cold (after eight and a half hours), 8.
• Parched lips, 1.
• Burning heat in both lips, with moderate warmth of the body, 9. [220.]
• Tingling in the lips as if they had gone to sleep (after two and a half hours), 2.

MOUTH

• Teeth covered with mucus (after one hour), 1.
• Wabbling and elongation of the teeth, without pain, 1.
• Pressive pain in one of the left lower incisors, which is not hollow, 24.
• (Toothache, as if the teeth had been bitten out, sprained , were wabbling, throbbing; the teeth feel as if they were pressed out by the blood rushing towards them; they are, then, more painful when touched), 1.
• Pain in the teeth, as if the roots of the teeth were being scraped with a knife, 10. [230.]
• Pressure on the inferior and internal gums, as of a leaden bullet, 2.
• Tearing toothache of the left molar teeth, upper row, during eating; the pain goes off after eating, 2.
• Tingling in the gums, as if they had gone to sleep, 4.
• During mastication, the gums pain as if ulcerated, especially the place under the tongue, 2.
• Tongue coated white , with a good appetite, and good taste (after two days), 6.*
• Sensation of dryness on the tip of the tongue, in the palate, on the lips, with shivering over the arms and thighs (after two hours), 1.
• Burning in the tongue (anterior third), and soft palate, as from pepper, or swallowing hot liquid, 25.
• Burning of tongue and palate, 25.
• Stinging biting at the root of the tongue, 26.
• Biting sensation on the tongue (after four hours), 1. [240.]
• Sensation as of the tongue being sore (after four hours), 1.
• *Fetid breath from the mouth, 1.
• Vapor fetid, coming out of the mouth during and expiration, for two days, 5.*
• Dryness in the mouth, 30.*
• Dryness of mouth and throat, 25.
• Dryness in the mouth with great thirst, 10.*
• Dryness in the mouth without thirst, 5.

THROAT

• Swelling of the submaxillary glands; they are chiefly painful when he raises or turns his head, but especially on touch (after four days), 7. [260.]
• Swelling of the submaxillary glands, 1.
• Sound of subdued whistle in the throat, 35.
• Phlegm in the throat, tastes bitter when hawked up (after twelve hours), 2.
• Burning in the back part of the throat, with a feeling of internal heat, or rather that sort of anguish which originates in heat (without any heat being perceptible externally), 1.
• Violent burning in the throat when swallowing, 24.
• Constriction in the throat, 35.
• Stinging in the back part of the throat, between the acts of swallowing, 1.
• Pressive pain of the velum pendulum palati, 1.
• Pain in the fauces, as if something hard or rough (ex. a crust of bread) were lodged in it, in the afternoon, when lying down; the pain passes off when rising (after six hours), 1.
• Feeling as if the pharynx were swollen, and would hinder swallowing (half an hour), 26. [270.]
• Violent burning from the fauces through the œsophagus to the stomach, 26.
• A peculiar scraping burning from the throat to the stomach, which became a troublesome pressure in the stomach, 26.
• Noise during deglutition, 1.
• Difficult deglutition, 10.
• Deglutition is prevented by a sort of nausea, as if the food would not go down, 1.

STOMACH

• Increased appetite, 25.
• Enormous appetite in the evening; after the meal, immediately affected with a feeling of repletion, and a coliclike pressure in several places of the abdomen, especially the sides, 1.
• Although she has eaten considerable, she nevertheless felt empty, as if she had not eaten anything, but she felt as if she had drunk a good deal; sense as of swashing in the body, 4.
• Gnawing hunger, without appetite; lasted till he fell asleep, 26.
• Appetite lost, 26. [280.]
• Repugnance to food, 35.*
• Total want of appetite for ten days, during which time he loathed the sight of food, 35.
• Want of appetite; the tongue coated white and yellow, 1.
• Complete want of appetite, with nausea, 10.
• Want of appetite in the evening, 1.
• Repugnance to meat and broth, 1.*
• His (usual) tobacco is repugnant to him, 1.
• Desire for vinegar, 1.
• She wants to drink constantly, but she knows not what, because everything is offensive to her, 10.
• Desire for water, 1. [290.]
• A good deal of thirst and drinking during the yawning stage, previous to fever; afterwards thirst, but little drinking, during the hot stage, 1.
• Nightly thirst (after forty-eight hours), 1.
• Thirst, without any external heat, the pupils being little capable of dilatation (after one hour), 1.
• (Repugnance to milk), 1.
• Inclination to eructations, 14 . [Preceding S. 327. See note there. -Hughes.]
• Eructations, 25, 26, 27, 35.
• Frequent eructations, 26.
• Empty eructations, 1.
• Empty eructation (after a quarter of an hour), , .

ABDOMEN

• Spasms in the hypochondriac region, 12.
• Flying pains in epigastrium and right hypochondrium, 25.
• Pressive pain below the right hypochondriac region, seeming to be in the liver or duodenum, 27.
• Painful pressure in the region of the liver (after two days), 6.
• Pain in the region of the liver, which presses like a stone, both during expiration and inspiration; felt when he lay on his left side, 4.
• Pressure shooting upwards in the region of the spleen, resembling a continued stitch, when walking (after six hours), 2.
• Pressure below the last ribs, 9.
• Fine and severe sticking pain below the last rib, 1.
• Dull stitches in the right side, below the ribs, 3. [370.]
• Stitches under the false ribs of the left side, intercepting the breath , when standing, 6.
• Grunting and fermenting flatus below the umbilical region (after one and a half hours), 7.
• (Retraction of the umbilicus), 12 . [In a case of opisthotonos. -Hughes.]
• Pinching over the umbilicus, 6.
• Pressive pain and sensitiveness to touch on a small spot on the right side of the navel, as if flatulence had accumulated there, 23.
• Tearing in the abdomen, over the navel, 1.
• Cutting over the umbilicus, especially when breathing deeply, and at every step, but neither immediately before nor during stool, 1.
• Stitches in the umbilical region, which seem to be in the small intestines, 27.
• Distension of the abdomen (in a few minutes, lasted one hour), 26.*
• Abdomen tympanitic, 26.* [380.]
• Tympanitic distension of abdomen (a quarter of an hour), 27.*
• Distension of the bowels, with frequent urging to stool (three hours), 26.*
• Distended abdomen, with frequent urging to stool, though more than ever constipated, 27.*

STOOL AND ANUS

• Tenesmus of the rectum, 1.
• Straining in the rectum, 1.
• Straining and pressing in the rectum when standing (after seven hours), 2.
• Tenesmus every half hour; but nothing except mucus was passed, 1.
• Tenesmus, with emission of flatulence; previously grunting in the intestines (after one hour), 2.
• Tenesmus; this is followed by a copious, thin or paplike sourish-smelling stool, giving great relief (every day four or five times), 3.* [420.]
• Pressive pain in the rectum (after six hours), 7.
• Sensation of rumbling in the rectum for three days, not altered by the usual stools, 23.
• Blind hæmorrhoids, 12 . [In case mentioned in note to S. 372. -Hughes.]
• Swelling of the hæmorrhoidal vessels, 25.
• Burning and shooting in the anus, 25.
• Continual inclination for stool, 27.
• *Ineffectual urging to stool, 1.
• Sudden violent urging to stool as though diarrhœa would follow, but only a few fæces, 26.
• Frequent stool; after every stool his is obliged to lie down, 1.
• Frequent, small stools, consisting only of mucus (after sixth and seventh hour), 1. [430.]
• Increased soft motions, with considerable loss of blood (from hæmorrhoids), 25.
• Diarrhœic stool with some cuttings in the intestines, 26.
• Frequent diarrhœa, 28.
• Watery diarrhœa (hardly left the closet during the night), 29.
• *(Diarrhœa resembling brown yeast), 1.
• Nightly diarrhœa with pressive colic, as if from flatulence, 1.
• Paplike diarrhœa, with distension of the abdomen previous to stool, 9.
• Involuntary stool at night, when asleep, .

URINARY ORGANS

• Tenesmus of the bladder, the urine dropping out involuntarily (after one hour), 1. [450.]
• Tenesmus of the neck of the bladder, with ineffectual efforts to urinate, 1.
• Cutting pain in the orifice of the urethra, at the termination of micturition, 1.
• Stitches in the urethra, 1.
• Stitches in the urethra after micturition (after one hour), 1.
• Itching in the anterior part of the urethra, in the region of the glans, when he is not urinating, 1.
• More frequent desire to urinate than usual, 7.
• Desire to urinate, accompanied by some biting burning, increased after micturition, but not while urinating, 1.
• Frequent desire to urinate, with emission of a smaller quantity of yellow-red urine (after forty-six hours), 8.
• Frequent desire to urinate, with copious emission of urine (after one hour), 8.
• Urging to urinate, with copious discharge of watery urine, 24. [460.]
• He passes red urine, the quantity of which is larger than the liquid he had drunk, 12 . [In case mentioned in note to S. 372. -Hughes.]
• Early in the morning he passes a quantity of urine, which, however, flows slowly, as if the urethra were constricted (after twenty-four hours), 2.
• Frequent emission of a watery urine (after twelve hours), 1.
• Frequent emission of white watery urine, the quantity of which is smaller than the liquid which he had drunk; the last drops of the urine do not press out easily (the first four days), 2.
• Emission of a quantity of urine; he is able, especially at night, to retain it a long time (after thirty hours), 1.
• Retention of urine, with tenesmus of the bladder, 1.
• One has to stand a great while before some urine is emitted, 4.
• Urine increased, deep colored, 26.
• Urine remarkably scanty, 24.
• Scanty red urine, 4. [470.]
• Watery urine, 6.
• Dark-yellow urine, strongly acid, of high specific gravity, becomes opalescent on boiling, but again clear on adding nitric acid, 24.
• Urine sulphur-colored turbid, extremely frothy, with neutral reaction, and soon depositing an abundant sediment. Boiling renders it more turbid; the addition of nitric acid clears it, but ammonia again makes it cloudy. It becomes offensive on the third day, and precipitates only crystals of phosphoric acid, ammonia, and magnesia, .

SEXUAL ORGANS

• Male. [480.]
• Itching pimple on the prepuce, 1.
• Itching red spot upon the glans, 1.
• Fine stitch through the glans, 1.
• In the afternoon, several violent stitches in the glans penis, 24.
• Itching, or itching stitches in the glans, 1.
• Violent, continued erections after waking, without any desire for an embrace, or without any amorous thoughts (after twelve hours), 1.
• (Painless tubercle on the scrotum), 1.
• Single stitches in the scrotum, 1.
• Testes felt hard, and were swollen and tender, 35.
• Early, in bed, feeling of weakness, with relaxed testicles, as if he had had and emission of semen the night before, while asleep, which, however, was not the case, 1. [490.]
• Violent sexual desire, and continued erections (in a weak old man), 1.
• Several pollutions in one night, with voluptuous dreams, 1.
• Emission of semen (by day) during an affectionate caress, 1.
• Female.
• A girl of twenty years, who had not had her courses for one year, but was otherwise healthy, had an attack of nausea in the pit of the stomach, immediately after taking the medicine; this was followed by a lump of blood passing through the vagina, 4.
• Brings on menstruation (curative effect), 15.

RESPIRATORY APPARATUS

• Sensation as if the larynx were impeded by swelling, causing cough and hawking, which brings up only a little thick mucus, without giving relief, 24.
• During and eructation, he felt as if his breath caused an agreeable cooling in the trachea, as if the walls were too thin, 2.
• (Sense as of crackling in the trachea, when walking, and in the evening, when lying down), 1.
• Hoarseness, early in the morning, 1.
• Voice low, muttering, 30. [500.]
• Cough at night, during sleep, 1.
• Even yawning excites cough, 1.
• *Cough, in children, produced by weeping and lamenting, 1.
• Cough is excited by cries, in children, when accompanied by anger and tossing about (between the seventh and eighth hours), 1.*
• When asleep, snoring expiration and inspiration (after twenty-four hours), 1.
• *Cough produced by itching irritation in the upper part of the larynx, during the siesta (after four hours), 1.
• Cough exciting vomiting, 1.
• Cough, with stitches, which increased the pain, 35.
• Cough with stitches in the side of the chest (after ten hours), 1.
• Cough producing a feeling in the ribs, as if all of them were bruised, 1.* [510.]
• Constant dry cough which shook the whole frame, 35.*
• Dry, sharp, hacking cough, 35.
• Quite dry cough produced by a titillation in the lowest part of the trachea (after four hours), 1.*
• Dry, short, and hacking cough, as from a titillation, low down in the trachea, every morning after rising, 8.
• (Cough, with expectoration, which appears to come out of the posterior nares), 1.
• The mucus in the air-passages which collected over night, was more easily expectorated than usual, 26.

Arnica was taken. -Hughes.]

CHEST

• Red sweat on the chest, 21.
• Pains over the thorax, 35. [530.]
• (Anguish and pains in the chest), 14 . [In a case of heavy fall. Very similar symptoms were noted before

Arnica was administred. -Hughes.]

• Anguish across the chest, with inclination to vomit (after two hours), 1.
• Feeling of internal coldness in the chest, 20.
• (Feeling of tension across the chest, as far as the neck; this tension is lessened by lying on the back, increased by walking, and becoming painful when standing), (after two hours), 1.
• Tightness of the chest and difficult respiration, 35.
• (Drawing pain in the chest, accompanied by anxiety), 1.
• Aching pains in the chest, 35.
• Oppression of the chest, with anguish; pains in the abdomen, and headache, 15 . [Immediately preceding the restoration of the catamenia. -Hughes.]
• Oppressive weight on the upper part of the chest, 35.
• Suffocative oppression of the chest, 28. [540.]
• Early, when waking, a load of blood appears to have accumulated in the chest; after a little exercise he feels better, 1.
• Violent stitches in the middle of the left breast, 1.*
• Pressive stitches in the chest, 3.
• Stinging on the chest and inner surface of the arms, 26.
• Pain as from a sprain in the joints of the chest and back, 1.*
• (Pain in the chest, as if it were raw, with roughness of the throat during cough), 1.
• His chest feels affected, raw ; his sputa is sometimes tinged with blood, especially when walking (after thirty-six hours), 4.
• All the joints of the bones and cartilages of the chest feel painful, as if they were bruised, during motion and breathing, 1.*
• Cutting pressure through both sides of the thorax, increased by inspiration (after one hour), 9.
• Stitches in both sides, under the ribs, as from flatulence (after one hour), 1. [550.]
• Stinging itching in the sides of the chest and in the back, which cannot be removed by scratching (after some minutes), 9.
• Pressive pain in the right breast, at a small place, which remains unaltered, either by motion, or contact, or breathing, .

HEART AND PULSE

• Palpitation of the heart, 27.
• The motion of the heart is first very rapid, then suddenly slow, 10.
• Stronger beat of the heart, 25. [570.]
• The beating of the heart is more like jerking, 10.
• Cardiac distress, 35.
• Pain in the region of the heart, as if the heart were squeezed together, or as if it got a violent shock, 4.
• Pain in the region of the heart, as if it were squeezed together, or as if it got a shock (after thirty-six hours), 6.*
• Stitches in the cardiac region, 35.*
• Stitches in the heart from the left side to the right, 10.*
• Twingings at the heart, 10.
• Pulse slow and small, 29.
• Pulse rapid, 37.
• Pulse accelerated, 27. [580.]
• Pulse somewhat accelerated, 26.
• Pulse accelerated (80), 34.
• Pulse accelerated and irregular (one hour), 26.
• Rhythm of heart irregular, 35.
• Pulse feeble, hurried, and irregular, 35.*
• Pulse 100; feeble, fluttering, 30.

NECK AND BACK

• Prominent swelling of the cervical glands; they are exceeding painful, especially when moving the neck or speaking, 10.
• Pain in right side of neck, where the external carotid emerges from the sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, as if a lymphatic gland were swollen; it is aggravated by suddenly turning the head to the left, by forcible pressure, and by severe throbbing in the arteries of the neck, 23.
• Cramplike pain in the cervical vertebræ, accompanied by dull stitches from without inwards (after two hours), 9.
• Cramplike tensive pain in the muscles of the neck, when sneezing or yawning, 1. [590.]
• Rough drawing in the muscles of the left side of the neck, with bruised pain, 6.
• Pressure in the muscles of the neck, as if the cravat were tied too tight, 6.
• Pressure and tension on the spinal processes of the last cervical and first dorsal vertebræ, 24.
• When bending the head over, he feels a pressure and tension in the lowest cervical vertebra, 2.
• Tearing pain in the neck, 12 . [Not found. -Hughes.]
• Violent pain in the spine, as after sudden rising up after long stooping, 27.*
• A peculiar painful sensation extending down the back, as comes sometimes from continued stooping in hard work, on rising from bed in the morning, 26.
• The spine is painful, as if it were not able to carry the body, 10.
• (Sensation as if the spinal marrow were being injected, with a feeling of concussion), 12 . [See note to S. 372. The sense of concussion was felt in the body generally. -Hughes.]
• Arthritic pain in the back and limbs, 1. [600.]
• Burning pain in the back, when walking in the open air, 1.
• Pain as from bruises in the back, 1.
• Stitch, at every inspiration, in the right side of the back, extending from the last ribs to the axilla (after forty-eight hours), 9.
• Crawling in the vertebral column, 6.
• Pain between the scapulæ, with violent stomachache, 27.
• Pressive pain between the scapulæ (after two days), 6.
• Pressive rather superficial pain between the shoulders; after a subsequent dose, this pain returned more below the right scapula, .

EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL

• Twitchings in all the limbs, especially in the feet and shoulders, with heat of the feet, 1.
• Tremor of the limbs, 14.
• Relaxation in the limbs, as if they had been strained too much, 2.
• Heaviness of the limbs, 1.
• Excessive heaviness of the limbs, 10.
• Heaviness in all the limbs, as after great fatigue, 6. [630.]
• Heaviness in all the limbs; paralytic pain in all the joints, during motion, as if the joints were bruised (after eight hours), 1.*
• When walking in the open air, sensation of heaviness and pressure in the muscles under the articulations of the upper and lower extremities (after eight hours), 2.
• (Tearing pain in the limbs), 12 . [In paralysed limbs, to which

Arnica was restoring power. -Hughes.]

• Deeply penetrating dull stitches in the limbs, here and there, 3.
• Pain in the limbs as from a bruise, 35.*
• Pain in all the limbs, as if they had been bruised, both when at rest and in motion (after ten hours), 8.*
• Painful concussion in all the limbs; felt when the carriage shakes, as when one treads too firmly upon the foot in walking, 1.
• Weakness in the feet and arms, when walking in the open air (after two and a half hours), 7.
• The limbs of the side on which he is resting have gone to sleep, 4.
• Drawing pains, short lasting, in circumscribed spots on the hands and right foot, 24. [640.]
• (Sense as of crawling in the hands and feet, and sticking pains in diverse joints), 12.

UPPER EXTREMITIES

• Pain as from bruises on the anterior surface of the arms, 1.*
• The arms feel weary, as if he had been bruised by blows , so that he was unable to bend his fingers inwards, 6.*
• Violent twitching pain, extending from the left shoulder-joint to the middle finger, 24.
• (Crawling in the arms), 12 . [See note to S. 632. -Hughes.]
• Drawing pressive pain in the left shoulder when standing erect, 2.
• Smarting, sore sensation below the shoulder, 2.
• Broad, sharp stitches below the axilla, from without inwards, 9.
• (Painful concussion or shock in the arm, almost electric-like), 12 . [See note to S. 632. -Hughes.]
• Twitchings in the muscles of the upper arm (immediately), 9. [650.]
• Intermittent, painfully pressive tearing, extending from the lower part of the left upper arm, as far as the elbow, apparently in the bone, 3.
• Dull stitches in the middle of the upper arm, which cause him to start, 3.
• Painful stitches, like shocks, in the upper part of the upper arm, 3.
• Twitches in the left upper arm, as if a nerve were twinged, 3.
• When bending the arm, the flexor muscles of the forearm are tense; extending these muscles again is painful (after two hours), 2.
• Tearing pain in the arms and hands, 1.
• Burning stitches in the forearm, 3.
• Slow, dull stitches in the left forearm, with acute pains, as if the arm were broken (early, when in bed), 3.
• Sharp, broad stitches below the elbow-joints (after two hours), 9.
• Crawling in the forearms, 6. [660.]
• Left wrist powerless for one half hour, with a feeling, generally, that he could not use the arms, 25.
• Tearing pain in the left wrist-joint, especially when writing; the pain is felt in the dorsum of the hand; it decreases when letting the hands hang down, 7.
• Slight cracking and sensation of dislocation in right wrist , when moving the hand, .

ARNICA. LOWER EXTREMITIES

• Trembling in the lower extremities, 6.
• At night, the lower extremities are painful when laid across one another, 10.
• Tearing pain in the lower extremities, 1.
• (Tearing pain in the lower extremities), 12 . [See note to S. 632. -Hughes.]
• Drawing pressive pain in the left hip-joint, the thigh being extended, when sitting (after five hours), 2.*
• Single thrusts in the hips, 1. [700.]
• Pain as from a sprain in the hips (back, chest, wrists), 1.*
• Continual pinching on the outer side of the thighs (after half an hour), 9.
• Thighs of a livid color, with blue and yellowish marks, as if black and blue, 35.
• Trembling of the recti muscles of left thigh (common), 23.
• Pinching twitchings in the upper portion of the left thigh, near the scrotum, 3.
• (Abscess of the psoas muscle), 1.
• Pain in the thigh when rising and stepping upon the foot, 1.
• Transient tension in left buttock and knee, 24.
• Drawing, cramplike pressure in the muscles of the thigh when sitting (after forty-eight hours), 8.
• Slight tearing in the left upper thigh (very common), 23. [710.]
• Fine stitches in the thigh above the knee (after a quarter of an hour), 9.
• Itching stitches on the inner side of the thigh above the knee; they become more violent by rubbing (after two hours), 9.
• Pain in the thighs when walking, as from a blow or contusion, 2.*
• Sense of twitching in the muscles of the thigh, 1.
• Finely stinging itching of the inner side of the thigh, like soreness, diminished by contact, 2.
• The knees suddenly bend when standing (after one hour), 7.
• The knee-joints have no firmness; they totter when standing (after three hours), 7.
• Sometimes sudden absence of power in the knees; they bend, whilst the feet are numb and insensible, 1.

GENERALITIES

• (Jerks and shocks in the body, as by electricity), 12 . [See note to S. 632. -Hughes.]
• Sudden twitches of single muscles in almost every part of the body, especially in the limbs; those twitches produce a shock either in single parts of the body, or in the whole body, 10.
• Uneasiness in the whole body, without any mental anguish; a kind of excessive mobility, which finally becomes a kind of trembling of the whole body, 1. [770.]
• Orgasm of the blood in the evening, accompanied by dizziness of the head; he feels pulsations in the whole body; (he coughs for hours until he vomits; this wakes him at night), 1.
• When walking in the open air, he feels as if the whole right side, especially the shoulder, were too heavy and paralyzed; he does not feel this in the least when in the room (after eight hours), 2.
• Lassitude and sluggishness of the whole body; the legs are scarcely able to stand, 6.*
• General fatigue, lassitude, and sleepiness, 27.
• General weakness, 26.
• Loss of strength, 35.
• General sinking of strength ; he can scarcely move a limb, 6.*
• Feeble in walking, as if suddenly blighted with old age, 35.
• Tremulous uneasiness and weakness, 4.
• Weakness, weariness, sensation as of being bruised ; these symptoms oblige him to lie down, 4.* [780.]
• Felt sick and feeble on rising, 30.
• Comfortable feeling of exhaustion, 25.
• He feels faint when walking; he recovers himself when standing, 1.
• Faintness, 35.
• Painful and excessive sensitiveness of the whole body, 1.*
• Painful sensitiveness of all the joints and of the skin, on making the slightest motion (after four hours), 1.*
• Extreme malaise, 29.

SKIN

• Skin red, 36.
• Skin red, hot, and œdematous, 36.*
• Skin cold, dry, 30.
• Eruption, with great burning or smarting, 38.
• Vesicular eruption, with great heat and great irritation, 36.
• Fine vesicular eruption, with itching, 36.
• Red patches, with swelling and burning, 39.
• Caused erysipelatous redness and turgescence of the skin, with increased temperature, and in many places papular elevations, which on slight touch itch rather than pain, and are tipped with a small vesicle, 34.
• Erythematous inflammation of the skin with œdema over the face and whole body; it becomes vesicular and finally scales off, 32. [810.]
• Nettle-rash eruption (child from smelling Arnica), 32.
• Itching rash (produced by moistening the skin with the tincture), 1.
• Eruption like pin-heads with red skin, 36.
• Vesicles, closely set, acuminated, on an inflamed base, 38.
• Red points and vesicles with red areola, smarting and itching, 39.
• Pustules in fourteen days, 37.
• Pimples on the side of the forehead, partly filled with pus (after three days), 7.
• Rash on the face, especially the forehead, which goes and comes, 35.
• Erythema of the face; less about the margins of the hair; worse on the lids. The cheeks, upper lip, and nose dark-red and moderately swollen. The concha, especially its margin, swollen and bright red; the adjacent parts were much swollen and red. The lids were œdematous, and œdematous sacs hung from the lower lids; with heat in the face and violent biting (itching), disturbing sleep. Pulse normal, 33.
• (A repeated result of using tincture of Arnica on himself and others).
• Eruption over the malar bone, 36. [820.]
• Eruption on the cheeks, like small-pox; mostly under the eyes, 5.
• Pimple on both sides of the upper lip (after two days), 7.
• Pimple in the groove of the upper lip, in the middle, with redness all around, and tensive pain, 5.
• Small, rapidly suppurating acne-pustule under the right labial commissure, .

SLEEP AND DREAMS

• Yawning (after half an hour), 7.
• Frequent yawning, 1.
• Frequent yawning, in the evening, without sleepiness, 1.
• Yawning and stretching, accompanied by dilatation of the pupils, without sleepiness (after one hour), 1. [840.]
• Yawning (with the nausea), 25.
• Sleepiness, 27.
• Sleepiness (after half an hour), 1.*
• Somnolence, 20.
• Unusual drowsiness in the forenoon, 23.
• In the evening, one feels sleepy too soon, 1.
• He become sleepy too early in the evening, 5.
• Sleepiness during the day (after two hours), 7.
• He becomes very sleepy after having walked long in the open air; he is not disposed, then, either to speak or think, although he was very cheerful previously, 4.
• A good deal of sleep, 1. [850.]
• He cannot fall asleep in the evening; but he sleeps so much longer in the morning, 1.
• Sleeplessness with anguish, as if owing to heat, until 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning, 1.
• Sleeplessness and wakefulness until 2 or 3 o'clock after midnight; this is accompanied by a stinging, biting itching, here and there, 1.
• In the evening she sleeps a couple of hours; afterwards she remains wide awake until 5 o'clock in the morning; then she falls into a sound sleep until 9 o'clock in the forenoon, 1.
• Unusually early waking in morning, with inability to fall asleep again, 24.
• Sudden startings as with fright, when falling asleep, 8.
• While falling asleep, at night, he is roused from sleep by a peculiar sensation of heat in the head; this is followed by anguish when awake; he dreads similar attacks; and is afraid that he may have an apoplectic fit, (after ten hours), 6.
• Restless sleep, 25.
• Sleep restless and diminished, 25.
• Whimpering, while asleep (after two hours), . [860.]

FEVER

• Feeling of cold all over the body, although he is naturally warm (after one hour), 1.
• Shaking chills without any thirst, 1.
• Chilliness mostly in the evening, 1.
• External and internal chilliness an hour after the headache, and constant anguish, 1.
• A violent shivering creeps through him when gaping, 4.
• A violent shivering thrills through him when walking, 3. [890.]
• When waking from sleep, by day or at night, he feels an internal, continued chilliness, without, however, any shivering, 1.
• In the morning she feels chilly when in bed ; the chilliness begins before she rises, and continues the whole forenoon, 10.*
• *Shivering over the whole body and the head, at the same time heat in the head and redness and heat in the face, accompanied by coolness of the hands and a feeling as of the hips, the back, and the anterior surface of the arms being bruised, 1.
• Morning, when in bed, he has a feeling of cold in the right side upon which he was lying (after quarter of an hour), 2.
• Chilliness in the back and the anterior part of the thighs, early in the morning, 1.
• Heat of the whole body, 15 . [See note to S. 537. -Hughes.]
• Dry heat over the whole body , after waking early in the morning, 1.*
• Dry heat in the bed, with violent thirst; heat becomes intolerable to him; he tries to uncover himself; but he feels chilly upon uncovering himself, or even when making the slightest motion in bed, 1.*
• Flush of heat over the face and sensation of an agreeable warmth of the body (after half an hour), 2.
• Short repeated attacks of anguish, with flying heat over the whole body, 1. [900.]
• When lying some time without stirring, he feels hot, especially about the head; he is obliged to shift his position constantly, 1.
• Flushes of heat in the back, by paroxysms, 1.
• Fever in the morning; first, chilliness, afterwards, attack of heat, 1.
• Great internal heat, hands and feet being cold , accompanied by chills over the whole body, .*

ARNICA. CONDITIONS

• Aggravation.
• ( Morning ), Early stupefying headache; on waking, violent headache; sticking pain in forehead, etc.; early, bruised pain in right articulation of jaw; early, dryness in mouth; early, after waking, bitter taste in mouth; early, eructations , etc., early, nausea, etc.; in bed, tension in lower part of epigastric region; early, passes quantity of urine; early, in bed feeling of weakness, etc.; after rising, dry, etc., cough ; early hoarseness; early, when waking, feeling as of a load of blood in chest; on rising from bed, painful sensation down back ; early, in bed, stitching in left forearm; in bed, chilly; in bed; cold feeling in right side; early, chilliness in back, etc.; early, after waking, dry heat all over; fever.
• ( Forenoon ), nausea, etc.
• ( Noon ), During dinner, warmth of one check.
• ( Afternoon ), When lying down, pain in fauces, etc.; stitches in glands penis.
• ( Towards evening ), Dry heat in the face; arthritic pain in foot, etc.
• ( Evening ), When going to sleep, coryza; flushes of heat in the face; enormous appetite; want of appetite; when lying down, sense as of crackling in the trachea; drawing, etc., in right third finger, etc.; pain in sick foot; chilliness.
• ( Night ), Severe epistaxis; retching; diarrhœa, etc.; when asleep, involuntary stool; during sleep, cough ; lower extremities painful; increased perspiration; sour sweat; transient sweats all over.
• ( About midnight ), General sweat.
• ( 3 to 8 P.M .), Pressive headache.
• ( When walking in open air ), Pressive headache returns; sense of heaviness, etc., in muscles under articulations of the extremities, weakness in feet and arms; right side feels too heavy.
• ( After walking in open air ), Indisposed to think; burning pain in back; feet feel tired; very sleepy.
• ( In bed ), Dry heat, etc., on the slightest motion, feels chilly.
• ( Bending head over ), Pressure, etc., in lowest cervical vertebræ.

SUPPLEMENT: ARNICA. Authorities.

40 , J. Epps, M.D., Lancet, 1840-1 (2), p. 365, a lady applied the tincture to corns; 41 , Dr. Morrison, Month. Hom. Rev., 1873, p. 471, Miss O. B., suffering from toothache, rubbed in some. mother tincture; 42, 43, 44 , Jas. C. White, M.D., Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ. vol. xcii, 1875, p. 61, cases of poisonous action of the tincture on the skin; 45 , E. W. Berrigde, U. S. Med. Invest., New Ser., vol. iv, 1876, p. 573, a boy took 200th (Lehrmann); 46 , same, a boy, æt. nine years, a patient, took 1000th (Jen.); 47 , J. Fayrer, M.D., Practitioner, vol. xvi, 1876, p. 52, effects of application of tincture; ( 48 to 58 , A Imbert Gourbeyre, M.D., Memoir on Arnica, addressed to the World's Hom. Con., at Philad., 1876); 48 , Madame C. took two tablespoonfuls; 49 , a man, æt. sixty-nine years, fell five or six meters, and felt so bruised that he took a dose of a decoction of 30 grams of Arnica flowers in two glasses of water; 50 , Ferrand Journ. de Chim. Méd., Sept., 1869, a man, æt. thirty years, swallowed 15 grams of the tincture; 51 , Ferrand, Journ. de Chim. Méd., Sept., 1869, a woman took two cups of an infusion prepared with a pint of the flowers; 52 , Berlin, Central f. d. Med. Wissen, Nov., 1874, a workman swallowed at one draught 60 to 80 cc. of the tincture, death in thirty-eight hours; 53 , Beilt, Dict. des Sci. Méd., 1812, a man was gorged with a decoction of the flowers after a fall; 54 , Guillemot, Étude sur les Prop. Physiol. et Thérap. d. l'Arnica a student took 18 grams of alcoholic Arnica tinct; 55 , Attomyr, Primeiner Naturg. der Krank., Wien, 1851, a man, æt. fifty years. rubbed his wounded hand and foot with a weak tincture; 56 , Blake, Month. Hom. Rev., Sept., 1874, Mrs. W., æt fifty years, applied to her sprained ankle a cloth saturated with the pure tincture; 57 , an officer applied a compress of pure Arnica to a hydrarthrosis of the left knee; , effects on a patient; , Chas. W. Earle, M.D., Chicago Med. Journ. and Exam., vol. xxxv, 1877, p. 267, Mr. L. applied to a slight injury of the knee the tincture, which came in contact with other parts; , D. Dyce Brown, M.D., Month. Hom. Rev., vol. xxii, p. 171, a lady, æt. fifty-four years, had leucorrhœa and then a bloody discharge, with all the sensations which used to accompany the period, took Arnica 3d, three or four times a day, and afterwards 200th; , R. S. Harnden, New Remedies, 1878, p. 357, a man applied the tincture to the stump of his arm, which had been amputated.

• Loss of appetite at supper, for two successive days, 45.
• Immediately after drinking it she felt a burning pain in the throat, which persisted; five minutes afterward violent pain at the pit of the stomach, lasting a quarter of an hour; at the same time warmth and sweat, which obliged her to change her chemise. There was also some nausea. At the end of half an hour a small stool, whit colic. After this painful cramp of the stomach, an almost irresistible desire to sleep followed. I arrived forty minutes after the accident. I found the patient in bed, face red, pulse frequent, skin hot, panting, complaining of nothing but sleepiness, 48.
• Immediately seized with a violent burning in the stomach, followed by colics, 52.
• Feeling as if the abdomen were all slit down; worse on stooping, 46.
• The first effect was to make the toes itch dreadfully, keeping her from sleep the greater part of the night. The second effects, those which troubled her most, and were the most painful, presented themselves in the morning; the face was swollen and painful, the pain being smarting, particularly under the eyes, there was great heat in the face; the patient presenting, be it remarked, the three characteristics of inflammation, swelling, pain, and heat. Besides these symptoms, blotches came out on the cheeks and the forehead, which, together with the swollen condition, did not disappear for three days, then leaving the face rough, 40.
• Erysipelas extending over the left cheek, from under border of the lower maxilla to scalp, with intolerable irritation, and considerable constitutional disturbance, 41.
• Thursday I took four pilules of Arnica 3d, and three the next day. Towards evening my face ached. Next morning I felt very poorly, I took one pilule early, and another about 12 M., but my face got worse, and by evening I had every appearance of erysipelas, had to go to bed, cover it with flour, and take Bell. and Aconite diligently. During this time I felt extremely ill. I remained in bed till Monday morning, by which time the swelling had gone down, and I gradually got better. I have had erysipelas so often that I am always nervous about it. A few days later, after two globules of the 200th in one day, and one globule the next day, was from home from 9.45 A.M. to 4 P.M., in and out of shops. About an hour after I came in my face got hot and began to swell, but slightly. However, it was stiff and uncomfortable, so I took Aconite, and though I am still redder than usual and a little stiff, I have had no other ill effect, 60.
• A gentleman, sixty-five years of age, slipped and scraped the lower part of his back, to which the tincture of Arnica was applied. In a short time a good deal of itching was felt in the back, which caused the parts to be rubbed vigorously. On examination the skin was found to be already greatly congested, and the irritation of the parts increased during the day and night. On the next day the skin of the back, nearly to the shoulders, was in a state of active hyperæmia, and already covered with innumerable papules. The inflammatory process spread rapidly downward nearly to the knees, and forwards upon the abdomen and genitals. In a few days these parts presented all the characteristic appearances of acute eczema in its various stages of progression; general hyperæmia, papules, vesicles, excoriating and exuding surfaces, and crusts. The subjective symptoms were intense itching, stinging, and burning in these parts. Scarcely any clothing could be borne in contact with the skin by day, and sleep for a few nights was almost impossible, but the system generally was only slightly disturbed, . [920.]