RAPHANUS.

Raphanus sativus, L. (and R. Raphanistrum, L.).

Natural order , Cruciferæ.

Common names , Radish, Rettich (R. Raph. charlock).

Preparation , Tincture of fresh root of R. sativus.

Authorities. (Nos.

1 to 11 , from Nusser, Rev, de la Mat. Méd. Hom., 1, 545, 1840).

1 , a child, six years old, ate radishes, black and white (about twenty); 2 , M. W. ate grated radishes; 3 , Mrs. A., proving with a dose of 2d dil.; 4 , a woman ate a large radish with bread; 5 , a man ate one with bread and salt, in the evening; 6 , a woman ate three radishes; 7 , a man, always affected by eating them; 8 , effects observed on several persons; 9 , J. N., aged twenty-eight, took 2 ounces of tincture; 9 a , same, subsequently took 1 1/2 ounce of tincture; 9 b , same, subsequently took 1 ounce of tincture; 9 c , same, subsequently ate five black radishes; 9 d , same, took 3 ounces of tincture; 9 e , same, additional experiment; 10 , Nusser ("J. N."), took the round variety, ate a large quantity; 11 , same, repeated with R. Raphanistrum; 12 , Curie, Journ. de la Soc. Gall., 5, 281, 1re, Louis, took 15th dil., then 30th dil., third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh days; 12 a , same, took tincture, 1 drop twice, first day; 15th dil. twice second day; 30th dil. twice, third, fourth, and fifth days; 13 , H. N. Martin, Am. J. Hom. M. M., 1870, p. 154, effects in a woman of eating, freely, radishes, in the evening; 14 , Berridge, Am. Observer, 1875, p. 307, effects of eating radishes, in a girl.

MIND

• Feeling of aversion towards all women; she is provoked by seeing women going and coming about her; their approach threw her into a fury; the mere contact with a woman's dress caused intolerable distress; if even a female, to whom she was much attached, took her by the hand, she felt weariness, disgust, and a degree of rage which almost consumed her. She is attracted towards all men without distinction; when she gives her hand to a man, she feels great agitation, which she is scarcely able to control; these symptoms increase even to furious delirium. When left alone for an hour in the evening, she gave herself a very deep wound in the lips with a penknife, in hopes to put an end to this condition. Moral feeling was completely extinct, the physical nature alone ruled and threw her into a frightful state. From morning to noon she would not have been able to resist the advances even of a man for whom she had not the least friendly feeling; from noon to 6 P.M. she could not have held out against any man whatsoever; from 8 to 11 the demands of sense were so importunate as to silence the voice of shame and reason; she became even furiously delirious, and would have thrown herself into the arms of the first man she met. In the course of the day she recovered reason enough to recognize her condition; she was deeply affected by it, but she was still unable to control her impulses; in the evening there was no more of it; constant less voluptuous ideas (seventh day), 12.
• Capricious mania, stupefaction, sadness and tears, alternating with hopefulness; she fears she will become a burden to every one (second day), 12.
• Very great excitement of the brain; the night passes without sleep; excessive activity of the brain (fifth day), 12a.
• A great deal of agitation until half-past one; she then begins to be calm and sleeps heavily (third day), 12.
• Sensation of intoxication in the morning, on waking, 11.
• After dinner, at which she drank only water, she feels as if intoxicated (second day), 12a.
• Great tension of the nervous system; much nervous distension, and sometimes nervous attacks; extraordinary activity of the head; strange ideas, she forgets what she has to do every day, and some dangerous fancies assail her, but she restrains herself from putting them into execution (after fifth day), 12a.
• She was nervous in the morning; aversion to children, especially little girls (seventh day), 12.
• Great physical and moral inactivity; loss of memory; she tries all day to recall an idea or a thought which had occurred to her; she is constantly wishing to recover her memory, and this state of mind fatigues her very much; she is beside herself, and at every turn forgets what she was going to do (sixth day), . [10.]

HEAD

• Confusion and Vertigo.
• Confusion of the head, with pressure in the forehead (second day), 9c.
• Vertigo, in the evening; the head feels as if tightly bandaged (sixth day), 12.
• Some vertigo, with dimness of vision (third day), 4.
• General Head. [30.]
• Woke between 3 and 4 A.M., complained of headache, and drank much water (second night), 1.
• Headache, on waking from sleep, 1.
• Headache; pressure on the eyes from without inward, extending to behind the ear (second day), 12.
• General headache after dinner (fourth day), 12.
• 11 A.M., violent rush of blood to the head and chest, causing vertigo and cough, preceded by burning (second day), 12.
• When writing, the prover feels a shock in the brain, as when sitting down suddenly, and a sensation in the ears, as when diving (third day), 12.
• Headache, in the morning; confusion in the head, on the vertex, and in the forehead, succeeded by flushes of heat, which terminate in external coolness of the whole body (second day), 12a.
• Headache; head stupefied (second day), 12a.
• In the morning, very bad headache in the eyes, the temples, and the root of the nose; great fatigue, as from being bruised (fifth day), 12a.
• Sensation in the head, throat, and chest, as at the commencement of a bad cold (third day), 12. [40.]
• Brain feels tender and sore from the least jar, when walking (third day), 13.
• Forehead and Temples.
• Violent headache in the forehead and occiput, in the morning, 6.
• Violent pain in the forehead, 1.
• Headache in the forepart of the head, on waking, at night, 9a.
• Dull headache, especially in the skin of the frontal eminences, particularly on the left side, in the open air, ceasing in the house, 11.
• Pain in the left upper side of the forehead, like a pressure, 9a.
• Violent pressure in the forehead, especially over the eyes, that almost prevented vision, .

EYE. [60.]

• The eyes are surrounded by blue rings; she is pale (sixth day), 12.
• Eyes red, 1.
• Eyes sunken (sixth day), 1, 5.
• Fatigue of the eyes (third day), 12.
• Coldness on the eyes; something which presses upon the eyes (third day), 12.
• The eyes smart and weep a little (third day), 12.
• The eyes smart; they are red in the morning, and a very little agglutinated; when she shuts the eyes she can scarcely open them, owing to her nervous condition; she winks when looking at anything (sixth day), 12.
• Pricking in the eyes; heat when shutting them; feeling of coldness when opening them; every moment it seems to her that she sees double, that she squints (fourth day), 12.
• Itching of the left eye, with deep stitches, 10.
• Lid.
• Lower lids somewhat œdematous (seventh day), 1.
• Lachrymal Apparatus. [70.]
• Tobacco causes weeping, and pains in the nasal bones at the root and in the ear (second day), 12.
• Pupil.
• Pupils dilated (sixth day), 1.
• Vision.
• Vision very acute, 9e.
• Congestion, with dimness of vision, on waking, in the morning, 10.
• Weak sight; short-sightedness (sixth day), 12.
• Very weak sight; it is completely lost in the right eye (third day), 12a.
• She lost her vision and hearing just before vomiting, followed by vomiting with great effort, 6.
• Far-sighted, 9e.

EAR

• When bending the head to the left, sensation of swelling in the posterior part of the ear, and when pressing on this spot, drawing pain in the eye, as if it was pulled inward, with drawing in the ear corresponding to the part pressed on (second day), 12.
• Sensation of stoppage of the ears, and fulness of the head, as from rush of blood there (sixth day), 12. [80.]
• *Sharp sticking in the right ear, 11.
• *Violent sticking pain within the right ear, 9.
• Sticking tearing in the left ear, as if in the bone, 9d.
• Stitches in the right ear, 9a.

NOSE

• Frequent sneezing, 9.
• Nose pointed (sixth day), 1.
• She brings pure blood from her nose, of a deep-red color, every time she blows it, since yesterday evening; this clears her head (third day), 12a.
• She continually blows blood from the nose; it seems to her that she does not blow it all out, and that there is a deposit deep in the nose (fourth day), 12a.
• Nose somewhat stopped (third day), 4.*
• Dull pain in the root of the nose, extending to the occiput (second day), 12. [90.]
• Pressure on the back of the nose, as if caused by a weight, 10.
• The breath feels burning hot, and the odor she perceives seems to her to come from the interior of the head or the root of the nose; she feels as if there was a sore place there, which causes a gnawing sensation (after five days), 12a.
• Alteration of smell; the prover believes she smells spoiled eau de Cologne, or a suppurating spot, or bad oil burning (after five days), 12a.

FACE

• Face pale , with an expression of anguish and suffering, 6.*
• Pallor and blue circles round the eyes (fifth day), 12a.
• Cheeks yellowish (sixth day), 1.
• Face yellowish, on rising, in the morning (seventh day), 1.
• Face very red and tumid, 1.
• Face livid, sunken, 5.
• Face sunken (sixth day), 10. [100.]
• Tearing in the right zygoma, 11.
• Tearing in the right malar bone, 9d.

MOUTH

• Teeth.
• Tearing in the molars, 11.
• Toothache in a hollow tooth; the mouth is filled with water in consequence of the pains (first day), 12a.
• In the lower jaw, sensation as if the two middle incisors were enlarged and were starting from the gums (third day), 12.
• Two lower incisor teeth become loose; the gum ulcerates (third day), 12.
• Toothache; an abscess on the gums and another in a hollow tooth; the decayed teeth become loose, and the front teeth in the lower jaw shake; the lower gums are all black (fifth day), 12a.
• The two lower incisor teeth are loose, with ulcerated violet colored gums (sixth day), 12.
• Toothache; the teeth prick and burn (sixth day), 12.
• Toothache; excoriating dull and gnawing pains in the teeth and in the gums; the teeth feel as if made of papier mâché, (seventh day), 12.
• Gums. [110.]
• The lower gum black in front of the incisors, pale behind, with little vesicles (after five days), 12a.
• The lower gum is inflamed and ulcerated; the teeth are loose (fourth day), 12a.
• Pain in the gums; it seems to her that they separate from the teeth (fifth day), 12a.
• Tongue.
• Tongue covered with a thick white coating (third day), 1.
• Tongue white, 4, 6.
• Tongue extremely white, even on the edges (after five days), 12a.
• Tongue pale reddish-blue, with a deep fissure in the centre; pale-red points on the margins (sixth day), 1.
• Heat at the root of the tongue, 11.
• Frequent burning in the forepart of the tongue, 11.
• Taste.
• *Pasty taste, 4. [120.]
• Taste bad, 6.
• Taste bitter, 9e.*
• Taste of pepper, 9e.

THROAT

• Constant secretion of mucus in the throat, as in catarrh, with a slight cough (fourth day), 9c.
• Contraction of the throat (third day), 12.
• Dry feeling in the throat (third day), 12.
• It seems as if everything swallowed is dry (third day), 12.
• Pain in the throat; sensation of swelling in the top of the œsophagus; sensation as if a particle of tobacco had stuck in the œsophagus, owing to quite a small, almost imperceptible, pimple behind the posterior nares (second day), 12.
• Every evening pain in the throat, which increases daily; it seems as if the throat was all alive when the air reaches it; very sharp pain in the tonsils and uvula, behind the nasal fossæ, and all along the œsophagus, as if they were alive; cramps in the neck; the nerves of the neck behind the ear are very painful; it seems to her as if there were viscid mucus at the bottom of the throat which she could not cough up; coughing does not seem to reach it, but the breathing appears to loosen it, although the cough makes it more adherent (sixth day), 12.
• Sore throat, on waking, every day; she coughs and expectorates; expectoration greenish and salty, 12a. [130.]
• Scraping in the throat, obliging him to clear the throat, without being relieved thereby; expectoration of much white mucus, as in catarrhal fever, while in bed, at night, 11.
• Tickling in the posterior portion of the throat, as if in the larynx, without cough, 11.
• Burning in the throat, below the larynx, not aggravated by talking or swallowing (sixth day), 1.
• Constant slight burning in the throat, like a hot iron, 9a.
• Tonsils.
• Swelling, redness, and sensation of constriction in the tonsils, lasting three days, 9e.
• Pain in the left tonsil, 11.
• In the pharynx, in the region of the tonsils, sensation obliging him to clear the throat, in order to relieve it of viscid mucus, which is almost always obstinately adherent, or else is detached in so small a quantity that it is impossible to expectorate it; the hawking causes an irritation, which excites a dry cough, returning quite often, and producing a painful shock in the head and in the sides of the chest (third day), 12.
• Pharynx and Œsophagus.
• Burning and stitches in the pharynx and tonsils, lasting twenty-four hours (after a few hours), .

STOMACH

• Appetite.
• Voracious appetite, and when she has eaten she finds herself smaller and less tight than before (seventh day), 12.
• After eating very hearty, voracious appetite; after dinner, sensation of emptiness; hollow sensation in the stomach; her stays feel too large for her (sixth day), 12.
• Constant appetite, with aversion to food, thirst (second day), 12.
• A kind of appetite without hunger, at 4 A.M., in bed, 11.
• Repletion; vomiturition, bitter risings, or rather acrid vapor which ascends into the œsophagus; sugar produces this symptom; the swallows everything with disgust, in the evening (fourth day), 12.
• *Loss of appetite (second day), 1.
• Aversion to food and tobacco, 5.
• Thirst.
• Excessive thirst (third day), 1, 6, 9a.*
• Violent thirst (second day), 1.* [150.]
• Very violent thirst, 6.
• *Constant violent thirst, 1.
• Some thirst, 5.
• He drank much more than he urinated though he urinated considerable (sixth day), 1.
• Eructations.
• Eructations having the odor of radishes, especially after drinking, 9.
• Frequent eructations, very offensive, almost putrid, 7.
• Bilious eructations leaving a bitter taste (second day), 12a.
• Regurgitation of liquids (second day), 12.
• Frequent regurgitation of water and mucus, sometimes mixed with blood, without efforts to vomit (second day), 4.
• Discharge of gas, upward and downward, smelling of radishes (this condition is not noticed after eating larger quantities of radishes), 8.
• Nausea and Vomiting. [160.]
• Nausea, 9.
• Constant nausea, so that she could not lie down; in spite of great weakness she was obliged to sit up, .

ABDOMEN

• Hypochondria.
• Violent pain in the right lobe of the liver, like tightness, or like lancinations, 11.
• Pressure in the region of the liver, as from an internal abscess, 9d.
• Sticking in the hepatic region, 9a.
• Stitches in the region of the liver, 9.
• Umbilicus and Sides.
• Violent colic about the umbilicus after the ordinary breakfast, 9e.
• Griping about the umbilicus, 5.*
• Constant griping about the umbilicus (third day), 9a.
• Burning above the umbilicus, 9a. [190.]
• Some sharp pains in the abdomen at the side of the umbilicus with pressure, 9.
• Acute sticking three finger's breadth to the left of the umbilicus, 10.
• Slight pinching to the left of the umbilicus, as before a soft stool, 11.
• Lancinations like colic in the left side of the abdomen, 11.
• General Abdomen.
• Distension of the abdomen, followed by griping , as if a stool would occur, 9a.*
• Distension of the abdomen after eating a little, as after eating a large amount, 11.
• The abdomen is much swollen, very hard, and painful to pressure, especially the hypogastrium , it seems to her that she will choke with the swelling, yet the breathing is easier than yesterday (fourth day), 12a.*
• Great swelling of the abdomen, commencing at the stomach; the abdomen is hard, as if filled with air, without pain. She cannot bear any pressure on the stomach (after five days), 12a.*
• Some trembling in the abdomen (sixth day), 1.
• Frequent rumbling in the abdomen, at night, 6. [200.]
• Frequent rumbling in the abdomen, 6.
• A great deal of flatulence (second day), 12a.
• *No emission of flatus (third day), .

RECTUM

• Frequent desire for stool, especially about noon (second day), 9c.

STOOL

• Nine stools, mostly in the morning, yellowish, brown, liquid, rather copious (second day), 9c.*
• Stool soft, consistent yellowish (third day), 9c.
• Very profuse soft stool, in the morning and at noon (second day), 9a.
• Three liquid, brownish, frothy, very profuse stools, evacuated forcibly (second day), 1.*
• Frequent stools through the day, five in the afternoon as yesterday (third day), 1. [220.]
• Liquid stool, at 7 A.M. (sixth day), 1.
• Diarrhœa, dark-brown (seventh day), 1.*
• Very liquid copious stools, evacuated with great force , but without pain, 5.*
• Dark, very profuse stools, 2.
• Soft stool, colored like café, au lait (third day), 12a.
• A soft stool without colic (fourth day), 12a.
• Stool came very free and with considerable force; liquid, but not watery; no blood or mucus (second day), 13.
• Diarrhœa of small soft passages, yellow, like fresh butter, as in some infantile diarrhœas. Two stools with much urging, but without colic (second day), 12.
• Diarrhœa every time she eats, stools more liquid, and of the color of coffee with cream (third day), 12.
• Two stools as last night, preceded by a little colic, the second more than the first (third day), 12. [230.]
• One stool in the morning, less soft, of deeper color, and almost without colic (sixth day), 12.
• A stool harder and deeper-colored than yesterday (seventh day), 12.
• Hard stool (seventh day), 12.
• No stool (fourth day), 12.

URINARY ORGANS

• Tearing in the region of the kidneys, especially on stooping (third day), 4.
• Burning in the forepart of the urethra during micturition, 9.
• Desire to urinate, with pain in the region of the mons veneris, like a pressure in the fundus of the bladder, 10.
• Frequent desire to urinate (first night), 9c, 10.
• Desire to urinate, with very copious emission, 10.
• Desire to urinate, with less copious discharge, 9d. [240.]
• Sensation of urging to urinate, which causes suffering, as if from retention, and does not cease except while she passes water, returning immediately after, always accompanied with pain in the sides and loins (after five days), 12a.
• She has not passed urine all day (sixth day), 12.
• Urine more copious than the liquid drunk (second day), 9c.*
• Urine whitish-yellow, turbid (sixth day), 1.
• Urine yellow, turbid , depositing a very copious sediment of a whitish-yellow color resembling yeast (fourth day), 1.*
• Urine of a dirty yellow color with a sediment resembling yeast , equal in amount to the urine, 1.*
• Urine somewhat pale, 9.
• Pale urine, more abundant and more frequently passed than usual (third day), 12.
• The urine which was very clear on the earlier days, begins to be thick (sixth day), 12.

SEXUAL ORGANS

• Pain in the uterus, in the groins when touched, and in the abdomen; pain with inflammation; pain in the bones, the joints crack; weakness of the vertebral column (third day), 12. [250.]
• Sensation of a round foreign body, which rises from the fundus of the uterus and stops at the entrance of the throat (third day), 12.
• A great deal of pain in the womb and groins; a great deal of heat, urging to urinate every moment and inability to do so (sixth day), 12.
• Burning pain, which starts from the uterus and stops at the pit of the stomach, where it changes into nervous contraction, giving her a sensation as if she would have convulsions (second day), 12a.
• Constant titillation in the genital parts, increasing till half past one in the morning, when it abates, with an abundant flow of mucus (after five days), 12a.
• Nervous irritation of the genitals, of the clitoris, impelling her to onanism (after five days), 12a.
• Great flow of vaginal mucus, without desire (after five days), 12a.
• Every day, between 3 and 4 o'clock, a little blood flows from the vagina, like rose-colored mucus, and a very small quantity of it for a minute a little while after (after five days), 12a.
• The menses are very profuse and long-lasting; the blood comes in clots as in abortion (fifth day), 12a.
• Abundant menstruation from the beginning of the period; flushes of heat ascend from the uterus to the head, pass into the loins, and spread throughout the body, occasioning a sensation as if she was about to perspire; pricking in the legs and under the soles of the feet; loss of thought, faintness; she has great difficulty in speaking; these flushings occur three or four times an hour (fourth day), 12.
• Nymphomania; the symptoms begin in the morning, and continue increasing till evening, at 11 o'clock; they cease after a very severe paroxysm, which lasts two hours and a half (seventh day), 12. [260.]
• Great sexual excitement; violent desire (seventh day), 12.

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

• Tickling in the larynx, as if in the epiglottis, 11.
• Voice.
• Hoarseness (third day), 12 ; in the evening (first day), 12a.
• Cough and Expectoration.
• Cough and hoarseness; in the evening, the chest feels squeezed as in a vice; she has great difficulty in breathing, she can scarcely speak (second day), 12a.
• Cough; it seems as if something came from the epigastrium; so also when she laughs; there is a good deal of tickling at the bottom of the larynx, nevertheless it seems to start from the epigastrium. After coughing, acid risings, as of bitter water (second day), 12.
• The cough is drier. She tries to raise something from the throat, but the cough does not bring it up, but, on the contrary, creates more of it (third day), 12.
• Cough beginning by a tickling at the bottom of the œsophagus, and resonant in the middle of the chest (third day), 12.
• When she succeeds in expectorating, the sputum is clear, like gum-water made rather strong, and consequently sticky (third day), 12.
• Easy expectoration of round masses of mucus, 10.
• Expectoration of thick mucus in round masses easily detached, 11. [270.]
• Expectoration of a very large amount of tenacious white mucus from the pharynx and œsophagus, with a sensation of stricture of the throat, at 5 A.M. (third day), 9c.
• Respiration.
• Uneasy respiration; general distress; she cannot continue either in a sitting, standing, or lying position (first day), 12a.
• The breathing becomes uneasy; during expiration she feels pains between the shoulders and in each side of the chest; during inspiration only a tightness of the chest; drawing pain, like that caused by a prick or a bruise, which returns when drawing breath. Drawing pains in the whole chest as far as the back, during expiration; it seems to her as if the stretched fibres return to their place, which gives her severe pain, felt between the shoulder and in each side of the chest (third day), 12a.
• Difficult breathing; shortness of breath (second day), 12.
• Uneasy respiration, oppression of the chest; some difficulty in swallowing, it seems to her as if water would return through the nose; internal burning in the œsophagus and chest; she is very much better at midday than in the morning, and very much worse in the evening; amelioration from walking in the open air; everything she swallows, and even the act of breathing, gives her a pain in the back (fourth day), .

CHEST

• Painful weariness in the chest and under the ribs (fourth day), 12.
• When she breathes, severe pain under the breasts and in the back (sixth day), 12.
• Pain in the chest, gradually extending to the spinal column (soon), 4. [280.]
• Pain in the chest, extending from the pit of the stomach to the pit of the throat, a kind of pressure and sticking that often extended to the back, lasting several minutes, returning for a moment, especially on eating or coughing, somewhat relieved by drinking, 4.
• Heavy lump and coldness in centre of chest, between mammæ, preventing sleep, 14.
• Acute sticking and lancinations in a small spot on the large pectoral muscles, externally, near the axilla, 10.
• Lancinations in the chest, when coughing and breathing (third day), 12.
• Sticking as from needles in the pectoral region; aggravated by deep inspiration, 9d.
• Front and Sides.
• Sticking pain in the middle of the sternum, 10.
• Very frequent, painful pressure in the middle of the chest, 5.
• From time to time rattling sensation in one or the other side of the chest, almost under the arms, as if something was about to be loosened, during respiration (second day), 12a.
• Lancinating pain in the sides of the chest, like a band of iron around the waist (sixth day), 12.
• Lancinations in the right side of the chest, superficial, as if in the bone near the sternum, 11. [290.]
• Frequent burning in the right side of the chest, externally (third day), 9c.
• Severe cramp in the sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, in its clavicular portion, which continues painful for fourteen hours (second day), 12.
• Spasmodic tension in the left sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, 11.
• Sticking pains in the left side of the chest (second day), 1.
• Violent stitches in the left side of the chest, 1.

HEART AND PULSE

• Violent and rapid beating of the heart (second day), 1.
• Violent palpitation of the heart (third day), 1.
• Palpitation at times (seventh day), 1.
• Beating of the heart very violent and rapid, 1.
• Pain at the heart, in the evening, and after breakfasting on chocolate (third day), 12. [300.]
• Pain at the heart and headache when riding in a carriage; which does not usually happen to her (fourth day), 12.
• Pulse.
• The pulse appears accelerated, she feels what is called a feverish sensation in all the limbs, like the commencement of a bad cold (third day), 12.
• The pulse is fuller and quicker than usual (first day), 12a.
• Pulse slow, 9a.
• Pulse small , jumping (sixth and seventh days), 1.*

NECK AND BACK

• Numbness of the muscles of the neck near the left ear; coldness in the left eye (second day), 12.
• The muscles of the neck are troublesome; painful lassitude throughout the body, especially the back of the head, the neck, and the loins (fourth day), 12.
• Pain in the back (first day), 12a.
• Very great weakness in the back, she is obliged to wear stays as a support; feeling as if she would be humpbacked; it seems to her as if the middle of the back were crooked, the waist hollow, and the shoulders uneven; and she could not keep her balance (sixth day), 12.
• Tearing and tension along the crest of the right scapula, 10. [310.]
• Weakness in the dorsal part of the spine, and from time to time prickings; debility, which goes on increasing (third day), 12.
• Painful weakness in the loins, as after running too fast (second day), 12a.
• Dull and constant pain in the loins, the lower abdomen, and the groins (after five days), 12a.
• Sharp pains in the coccyx; acute pains as if an abscess were forming (third day), 12a.

EXTREMITIES

• Trembling of the limbs, 6.
• Great weakness and a bruised sensation in the limbs, after a short walk, as after a long journey, 11.
• Great weariness in all the limbs, feverish sensation (third day), 12.
• Sense of painful weariness in the joints (second day), 12.
• Extreme prostration, as if the limbs had been broken, 5.
• Great prostration of the limbs, 5. [320.]
• Lassitude and weariness in the limbs (sixth day), 1.
• Pain in all the joints, painful feeling of weariness, all the bones crack, especially in the nape of the neck (sixth day), 12.
• Pains in the limbs, 9c.
• Sensation in the arms and legs, as if her garters were too tight (after five days), 12a.

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES

• Shoulder and Arm.
• Tearing on the top of the left shoulder, 1.
• Sticking pains in the left shoulder, 10.
• A gland under the right armpit is swollen and painful to touch, since three days (fifth day), 12a.
• A small black mark appears on the arm near the shoulder, and some reddish spots on the chest (fifth day), 12a.
• Pulling and tearing in the left arm and in the joint, associated with weakness of the elbow-joint, as if carrying a heavy weight, 1.
• Elbow and Forearm.
• Sticking in the left elbow-joint, as if in the bone, 9d. [330.]
• Burning lancinations in the right elbow-joint, as if in the tendon of the biceps muscle, 10.
• Sticking in the left olecranon process, 9a.
• Weakness, tearing, and sticking in the right forearm, near the wrist, 9d.
• Hand and Fingers.
• Transient numbness in the hands (fourth day), 12.
• Numbness in the hands, and in a slight degree all over, sometimes in one place, sometimes in another (first day), 12a.
• Pain in the fingers; the nails are painful, especially in the left hand; pains under the nails, as of a burn, or a pin thrust in there (after fifth day), 12a.

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES

• Hip and Thigh.
• Lancinations in the articulation of the left hip-joint, back of the trochanter, 10.
• Numbness of the buttocks, especially on the right side, like a leg gone to sleep (second day), 12.
• A kind of burning in a small spot on the thigh, in the upper and external part, 10.
• Leg.
• Heaviness of the legs, as if almost paralyzed; the knees crack as if they would be dislocated (after five days), 12a. [340.]
• When the patient is getting up she feels as if her legs were bent outward, and she makes efforts to regain her equilibrium. The tibia is painful to touch; burning sensation as if a hot coal was held near the tibia, at a spot two inches in size at the centre of the bone (first day), 12a.
• Frequent painful cramps in the calves, more of a spasmodic pain than of a cramp, 11.
• Tearing in the left calf, in the hamstring, of short duration, but frequently occurring, 10.
• Lancinations in the left malleolus, 9d.
• Foot.
• Numbness in the soles of the feet and in the buttocks (third day), 12.
• Lancinations under the soles of the feet, which were very cold, and now began to get warm again (third day), 12.
• Itching lancinating on the sole of the right foot, and near the fleshy part, 9.
• Violent pain in the heel when walking; the heel is not painful during rest, especially when the boot is off, though the pain is not produced by pressure of the boot (fifth day), 9a.
• Right heel red and swollen, with pinching pain on walking (second day), 9a.
• Heel very painful, with swelling, pinching, dark redness (sixth day); on the next day a blister formed, after the opening of which there was no more pain, 9a. [350.]
• A corn that had formerly been painless began to pain (sixth day), 9a.

GENERALITIES

• Emaciation (seventh day), 12.
• Great emaciation (fifth day), 1 ; (third day), 12a.
• Hysterical attack . Pain in the vertebral column, as if a foreign body passed through it from top to bottom, and was stopped at certain points by some obstacle. This causes pain in the chest and in any part of the body it passes through. The pain extends to adjacent parts and causes excessive weakness; she cannot sustain herself; the weakness increases; it seems to her she is about to die. On returning a little to herself, she is unable to speak or stir. She feels a pain starting from the uterus, and stopping at the beginning of the throat, like a hot foreign body, which goes up like a ball; afterwards drawing headache in the occiput; lancinations in the ears; pain in the jaw, the gums, the nose, the eyes, which burn, in the temple, where it is a drawing; it seems to her that every part is swollen, that even the bones swell. The abdomen is very much swollen and painful to touch; it seems to her that a considerable number of balls ascend from the abdomen to the throat. The eyes are filled with blood; sight is lost. She can lie only on her back, and has entirely lost the power of moving. At midnight, another hysterical attack like the first, a little less severe and accompanied with a sharp, nervous pain in the shoulder. The rest of the night she slept pretty well (fourth day). Hysterical attacks like the first ones, but less severe, preceded by cramps, starting from the uterus and extending to the chest, occurred on the first day of her menses (fifth day), 12a.
• Great weakness (third day), 13.*
• Very great exhaustion, want of spirit; it seems to her as if she was dead, as if she could not bestir herself enough to drive away the flies, which light on her face (fourth day), 12.
• She has had great difficulty in getting up from bed; she lay there without moving or thinking, but a multitude of pictures passed before her eyes (second day), 12a.
• Great feebleness and lassitude (fourth day), 1.
• Great lassitude (first day), 12a.
• Great fatigue (first and fifth days), 12a. [360.]
• A great deal of fatigue, with bruised feeling; she desires sleep to restore her (fourth day), 12a.
• Great prostration, 5, 6.
• She is very sensitive to the electricity of the atmosphere; it gives her painful feeling and low spirits (fourth day), 12a.

SKIN

• Her skin is greasy, and makes her hands greasy to touch it (third day), 12a.
• All the symptoms of a troublesome eruption, a great deal of itching and of heat of the skin; fever; pimples are seen beneath the skin, but they do not come out; a plaster which she put on her leg draws out a kind of tetter (fifth day), 12a.
• Little blisters on the breasts, full of water, without inflammation, red ness, or pain; slight itching as from a fleabite; she applies her hand there, and the blisters break and dry up without more itching (after five days), 12a.
• Great susceptibility (sixth day), 12.
• Burning here and there in different parts of the body, transient, especially in the gland of the right axilla, 9a.
• Tearing in the skin of the left thigh, 11.
• In the night a great deal of itching, which for a long while prevents sleep (second night), 12a. [390.]
• Itching of the whole body, compelling her to scratch continually; scratching causes a burning sensation (second day), 12a.
• The itching continues all over the body; a crisis is every four hours; she yawns; nervous yawning (third day), 12a.
• The itching is less troublesome; the eruption seems to have gone in (fourth day), 12a.
• Itching in different parts of the body, especially in the inner canthi, on the right wrist, right thigh, scrotum, anus, on the back, and scalp, 10.
• Itching of the left concha, which was painful to touch (third day), 4.
• Burning itching on the back, 9.

SLEEP

• Some yawning, 9.
• She stretches herself, yawns, she wants to go to bed (second day), 12a.
• Drowsiness (second day), 12a.
• Sleepiness, in the afternoon, 5. [400.]
• Lay down in bed of his own accord much earlier than usual, 1.
• Slept, at night, with slight murmuring, as if he were playing with his companions; during the next day he slept much, but talked frequently, as if quarrelling with his companions, 1.
• Talking during sleep, that wakes him, 1.
• Restless slumber (first night), 9c.
• Sleep at night restless; disturbed from 11 to 2 by confusion of the head (second night), 9c.
• Sleep restless, with perspiration (second day), 9a.
• Sleep uneasy, waking every quarter of an hour with headache; efforts to vomit (second night), 9a.
• Sleep light; disturbed by painful dreams of death, etc.; sleep rather better towards morning, but frequently interrupted, 11.
• Sleep restless, with distressing dreams, 10.*
• Very restless slumbers (second night), 12a. [410.]
• Very restless night; she talks in her sleep (third night), 12a.
• Want of sleep (fifth day), 12a.
• Sleepless every night; very great tension of the nerves; melancholy ideas; jealousy; a severe nervous attack the fifth day of her menses (fifth day), 12a.
• Dreams, in which she encounters many difficulties, but without sadness and without discouragement (second day), 12.
• Vivid dreams, at night, about 3 A.M., 9c.
• Lascivious dreams (after five days), 12a.

FEVER

• Chilliness.
• Repeated chilliness, without perspiration, 5.
• Attacks of chilliness, lasting a quarter of an hour, during the night; the last attack, towards morning, accompanied by nausea and a soft stool, 6.
• Chilliness in the back and on the posterior surface of the arms and feet, 10.*
• Chilliness along the back and posterior surface of the arms , especially after walking awhile, 9c.* [420.]
• Chilliness, with great weakness of the joints, especially of the elbows, on rising from bed (fourth day), 9a.
• Chilliness, at midnight (sixth day), 1.
• Slight chilliness in the back and posterior surface of the arms, 9b.*
• Frequent shivering, alternating with heat, 6.
• Frequent shivering, lasting several minutes, followed by heat, 6.
• Shivering, for several minutes, with heat of the head and general heat of the skin, 1.
• Woke at 3 A.M., with violent shivering over the back and arms, that lasted a quarter of an hour, 5.
• Frequent shivering descending along the back, at night, in bed, 11.
• Shivering over the back and arms; temperature of the rest of the body natural, 5.
• Coldness and trembling, in the evening, in bed, followed by heat and fever (first day), 12a. [430.]
• Icy coldness of the knees and feet at night (second night), 9c.
• Coldness of the feet and hands; burning heat in the abdomen, the stomach, the chest, and the loins (fourth day), 12.
• Cold feet; heat of the hands and in the palms of the hand (second day), 12.
• Coldness of the knees and feet, so that he could not fall asleep for a long time (fourth night), 9c.
• Coldness in the feet and limbs (second day), 12a.
• Coldness of the left foot, at night, in bed, 11.
• Heat.
• Febrile movement, in the evening (second day), 12a.

CONDITIONS

• Aggravation.
• ( Morning ), On waking, sensation of intoxication; sadness; headache; headache in forehead and occiput; on waking, congestion, with dimness of vision; on rising, face yellowish; on waking, sore throat; pain in abdomen.
• ( Afternoon ), Sleepiness.
• ( Evening ), Vertigo; pain in throat; pain in heart; drawing pains; the symptoms; fever.
• ( Night ), On waking, headache in forepart of head; in bed, expectoration of mucus; rumbling in abdomen; 3 A.M., vivid dreams; chilliness; perspiration.
• ( In the open air ), Dull headache.
• ( After breakfast on chocolate ), Pain in heart.
• ( After ordinary breakfast ), Colic.
• ( Breathing ), Pain under breasts and back.
• ( While coughing ), Efforts to vomit; pain in chest.
• ( After drinking ), Eructations of the odor of radishes.
• ( Eating ), Pain in chest.
• ( Deep inspiration ), Sticking in pectoral muscles.
• ( During micturition ), Burning in forepart of urethra.
• ( Motion ), Cramp pains in abdomen.
• ( Pressing on stomach ), Pain in sides.
• ( When riding in a carriage ), Pain in heart.
• ( Stooping ), Tearing in region of kidneys.
• ( Tobacco ), Weeping; pain in nasal bones, etc.
• ( Touch ), Pain in bones.
• ( Turning eye in direction of ear ), Pain in temple and parietal bone.
• ( On waking from sleep ), Headache.
• ( While walking ), Efforts to vomit; pain in heel.
• ( After a short walk ), Weakness and bruised sensation in limbs.

SUPPLEMENT: RAPHANUS. Authority.

15 , Dr. R. B. Todd, Med. Times and Gaz., 1853 (Berridge, New Eng. Med. Gaz., 1876, p. 301), John Selkirk ate freely of radishes.

• Admitted May 27th. Fourteen days before his admission he began to feel a drawing pain, which extended from sternum almost to middle of abdomen; at 7 P.M., May 26th, he began to feel very ill; the pain became more intense and spread to the back, but did not reach lower than umbilicus; he took one half ounce of Castor oil; during the night he became worse, and in the morning the pain still continued very severe; about 8 A.M. the bowels were relieved, but afterwards the pains became worse than ever, and the feeling of nausea which he had felt from the beginning of the attack, became also aggravated; on the 27th, soon after admission, while in a warm bath, he vomited some dark, slimy matter; the vomiting continued at intervals till the 29th; there were tympanitic swelling, and great pain in region of ascending and transverse colon, and also of left groin; the pain was worse on pressure; the pain was of a writhing, twisting character; pulse not above 100; an enema of gruel brought away lumps of fæces, with relief to pain and sickness; convalescent June 2d, 15.