Arsenious oxide, As2O3 . (Arsenious acid; white oxide of arsenic; white arsenic).

Preparation for use , Triturations with sugar of milk.

Authorities. [Symptoms from authorities 11, 16, 18, 20, 21, 30, 31, 34, 36, 40, 44, 49, 53, 55, 56, 57, 59, 65, 73, 74, 75, 83, and 84, are bracketed.] ( 1 to 89 , from Hahnemann, Chr. Krank., 5).

1 , Hahnemann; 2 , Baehr; 3 , Fr. Hahn'n; 4 , Hartlb. and Trinks; 5 , Hering; 6 , Hornburg; 7 , Langhammer; 8 , Meyer; 9 , Stapf; 10 , Whl.; 11 , Ebers (effects of Ars. of Pot. in ague patients); 12 , Friedrich (poisoning of a woman); 13 , Morgagni (1, poisoning of a woman of 60; 2, of a male adult; 3, of female adult; 4, same case as Wolff's; 5, poisoning of a man); 14 , Guldenklee (effects of vapor); 15 , Richard (poisoning and adult); 16 , Marcus (after Ars. of Pot. in a fever patient); 17 , Myrrhen (from drawing sol. of A. into nostrils for a coryza); 18 , Quelmalz (poisoning of a girl by black oxide); 19 , Kaiser (poisoning of whole family by A.); 20 , Forestus (from orpiment in a woman); 21 , Henning (application of A. to a diseased breast); 22 , Verzasch; 23 , Alberti (cases of poisoning in healthy adults); 24 , Büttner (poisonings); 25 , La Motte (woman took A. for suicide); 26 , Guilbert (poisoning of an adult); 27 , Pyl (do.); 28 , Misc. Nat. Cur. (same as Myrrhen, No.

17 ); 29 , Lusitanus (poisoning of a youth); 30 , Pearson (effects of Ars. of Pot. in an epileptic); 31 , Buchholz (poisoning of several adults by black oxide); 32 , Thomson (poisoning of a woman); 33 , Tennert; 34 , Grimm (from the black oxide, in an adult); 35 , Wedel; 36 , Jacobi (from suppression of ague by A., in a young man); 37 , Knape (effects of powdering hair with A.); 38 , Baylies (general statement from authors); 39 , Heimreich (1, effects of A. sprinkled on the air; 2, effects of large doses of Ars. of Pot.); 40 , Siebold (effect of dressing pustular scalp with mixture of A. and cinnabar); 41 , Vicat (from powdering hair with A.); 42 , Schlegel; 43 , Neue Med. Chir. Wahrn.; 44 , Heun (from application of A. to cancerous ulcer of cheek); 45 , Müller (general statement); 46 , Eph. Nat. Cur. (poisoning of a man by twelve grains of A.); 47 , Majault (1, poisoning of a man with realgar; 2, of a woman with orpiment; 3 and 4, of a youths with A.); 48 , Jenner; 49 , Fowler (effects of Ars. of Pot. in ague patients); 50 , Isenflamm-Steining (general statement); 51 , Van Eggern; 52 , Kopp (poisoning of a man of 56); 53 , Feldmann (from a plaster of A. applied for a quartan); 54 , Preussius (poisoning of a boy); 55 , Thilenius (effects in a patient with scirrhus of breast); 56 , Grimm (from the black oxide, in an adult); [Is a repetition of No.

34 . -Hughes.]

57 , Salzb. M. Chir. Zeit. (effects of A. applied to fungus on the head); 58 , Kellner (poisoning of a girl of 20); 59 , Gerbitz (from orpiment); 60 , Wolff (poisoning of two women); 61 , Goritz; 62 , Löw; 63 , Cruger (poisoning of an adult); 64 , Tachenius (from inhaling sublimed A.); 65 , Degner (effects of applying sol. of A. for itch, in two men); 66 , Stahl (poisoning of two adults); 67 , Greiselius (S. 1759 from vapor in self, rest in miners); 68 , Klinge (observation of miners in A.); 69 , Borellus (from carrying A. in pocket); 70 , Montanus (poisoning of a woman); 71 , Cardanus (general statement from authors); 72 , Gabezius; 73 , Fernelius (from sprinkling A. on cancerous ulcer of breast); 74 , Justamond (from A. given to a young woman with cancer of the tongue); 75 , Pet. de Appono (effects of realgar); 76 , Hammer (poisoning of a girl of 20); 77 , Bernhardi; 78 , Huber (states that he knows a woman so affected by A.); 79 , Hartmann; 80 , Degrange (from rubbing A. into head); 81 , Pfann; 82 , Heinze; 83 , Hargens (from application of A. to a cancerous ulcer); 84 , Storck (effects of Ars. of Pot. in ague patients); 85 , Borges (poisoning of an adult); 86 , Hall, Allg. Lit. Zeit. (inhalation by a man of Arsenetted Hyd.); 87 , Bonetus (from cases of poisoning); 88 , M. N. Zeit, 1798; 89 , Rau (from application of A. to scalp); numbers 90 to 94, inclusive are taken from Imbert-gourbeyre's provings with 4th trit., l'Art Médicale, 17, 433 et seq .; 90 , Damour; 91 , M'lle E.; 92 , Imbert-Gourbeyre; 93 , Bonjean; 94 , Souleyre; 95 , Robinson's provings on females with the 12th, B. J. of Hom.; 96 , (ibid.), with the 30th; 97 , (ibid.), with 200th; 98 , (ibid.), with 1000th; 99 , Mad. Buchmann's proving (a grain of A. in some water, taken by mistake), Hom. V. J. S., 10, 119; 100 , Borri, from Hartl. and Trinks (effects of fumes of wax candles containing A.); 101 , Trevasso, from H. and T. (internal administration of A.); Nos.

102 to 165, inclusive are taken from Roth's collection of poison cases, Hom. V. J. S., 12, 25; 102 , James; 103, 104 , and 105 , Rummel; 106 , Jaquernin; 107 , Orfila; 108 , Heifelder; 109 , Puchelt; 110 , Hohnbaum; 111 , Schreyer; 112 , Kortum; 113 , Stachow; 114 , Rothhamel; 115 , Klose; 116 , Spengler; 117 , Sonderland; 118 , Canetta; 119 , Schapper; 120 , Van den Dale; 121 , Tonnellier; 122 , Kraft; 123 , Opler; 124 , Scheulen; 125 , Koch; 126 , Hausbutner; 127 , (ibid.); 128 , Kellermann; 129 , Hornung; 130 , Brenner; 131 , Neumann; 132 , Bodenmuller; 133 , Watson; 134 , Franque; 135 , Reuter; 136 , Zöllner; 137 , Beauchesne; 138 , Leroy; 139 , Dehenne; 140 , Odier; 141 , Barrier; 142 , Orfila; 143 , J. de Chim. Méd., 1846; 144 , Wepfer; 145 , De Haen; 146 , Falconer; 147 , Pinel; 148 , Missa; 149 , Gerard; 150 , Devergie; 151 , Leuret; 152 , Fielitz; 153 , Hafter; 154 , Alquie; 155 , Flechner; 156 , Huss Bush; 157 , Nissen; 158 , Pfaff; 159 , Bruckner; 160 , Coqueret; 161 , Edwards; 162 , Skillman; 163 , Angouard; 164 , Schäfer; 165 , Husemann; 166 , Johann Schellhammer (effects of large doses, N. A. J. of Hom., 2, 317); 167 , Dailand, tox., N. A. J., 7, 389; 168 , Tox., N. A. J. of Hom., 2, 473 (from Med. Repos., 5, 43); 169 , Dr. Rhees, Am. H. Rev., 2, 510 (effects of Arsenic applied to kill the nerve of a tooth); 170 , Tox., Dr. Hill (N. Y. St. Trans. (Hom.), 9, 232); 171 , Taylor, on Poisons; 172 , Wetmore, N. A. J. of Hom., 6, 369 (tox., 127 grains of Arsenic); 173 , Isidore, Rec. de Mem. de Méd., etc.; 174 , Smoler, Oest. Zeit. f. Heilk., 1863 (three cases of Ars. paralysis); 175 , Keber, V. J. S. f. Ger. Med.; 176 , Dr. P. in U. (Henke's Zeit., 1862); 177 , Barnes (Lancet, 1847); 178 , Wagner (Med. Annals); 179 , Platner (Omodei Am. Univ., Hah. M. M.); 180 , Lachese (Ann. de Hygiène, H. Mat. Méd.); 181 , M. Diville (Lancet, 1838); 182 , Rayner (Lancet, 1838); 183 , Murray (Lancet, 1838); 184 , St. Thos. Hosp. Rep. (Lancet, 12, 509); 185 , Greening (Lancet, 1834); 186 , Lancet, 1829; 187 , Lancet, 1839; 188 , Burns (Lancet, 1839); 189 , Thompson (Lancet, 1840); 190 , Foster (Lancet, 1840); 191 , Hedley (Lancet, 1842); 192 , Gaz. des Hôp. (Lancet, 1842); 193 , Bird (Lancet, 1843, poisoning by the vapor of Arsenic); 194 , Shipman (Am. J. of Med. Sc., 1838); 195 , Argent (Lancet, 1844); 196 , Kelso (Lancet, 1844); 197 , Farget (Lancet, 1851); 198 , Waite (Lancet, 1858), Arsenic applied to pulp of tooth; 199 , Dermott (Lancet, 1851); 200 , Ryan (Lancet, 1851); 201 , A. McLeod (Ed. M. and S. J., 15, 553); 202 , Ward (Ed. M. and S. J., 33, 61); 203 , Dymock (Ed. M. and S. J., 59, 350); 204 , Gairdner (Ed. M. and S. J., 32, 305); 205 , Jeesche (Hom. V. J. Schrift, 8, 467); 206 , N. Z. f. H. Kl., 12, 56; 207 , Brämer (A. H. Z., 19, 223), Horst (A. H. Z., 19, 241), and Buchner (A. H. Z., 46, 64); 208 , Hoppe (A. H. Z., 32, 379); 209 , Kurtz (A. H. Z., 32, 379); 210 , Bartlett (Chicago Pharmacist, 1872); 211 , Scales (N. E. Med. Gaz., 2, 226, effects taken for the complexion); 212 , Benham (Am. Observer, 1864); 213 , Malmstein, Hygeia, 1873 (Schmidt's Jahrb., chron. Ars. poison); 214 , Levin (effect of Arsenic applied externally; Hirch's Zeit., 19, 112); 215 , Bouvier (L'Art Méd., 6, 31); 216 , Colton (Med. Investigator, 9, 241); 217 , Wibmer (effects of the fumes); 218 , Zeit. f. Hom. Kl., 3, 137 (effects of Arsen. paper); 219 , Goullon (on Arsen. paper, A. H. Z., 64, 81); 220 , Brit. Med. J., 1873 (poisoning by paper and pigments); 221 , Oppenheim (Verhandlung, 1859, Arsen. paper); 222 , Lorinzer (Wien Med. Wach., 1857, Arsen. paper); 223 , Dudgeon (B. J. of Hom., 20, 200, Arsen. paper); 224 , Bayer (M. Hom. Rev., 1870, p. 597, Arsenical paperhangings); 225 , M. Hom. Rev., 1870, p. 413 (Arsen. paper, symptoms observed in four children); 226 , Dr. H. Reynolds, Hahn. Month., 10, 53 (tox.).

MIND

Cerebral excitability, 167.
Rage; he had to be bound; he endeavored to escape, 29 . [Not found. -Hughes.]
Attacks of madness and sorrow, 140.
(Mania; headache; excessive anguish ; noise before the ears, as of many large bells, and when opening his eyes he constantly saw a man who had hung himself in the garret, and who requested the other by signs to cut him down; the former ran up to the latter with a knife, but not being able to cut him down, he became desperate, and attempted to hang himself; this attempt being foiled, he became so restless that he could scarcely be kept quiet ; he lost his speech, though he had his full understanding; and when attempting to express himself in writing, could only write down unintelligible signs, trembling and weeping all the while, the forehead covered with the sweat of anguish, kneeling down and raising his hands as if praying), 11.*
Disposition to suicide, 99.
After midnight, a frequent desire to kill himself , by stabbing his heart through and through, 166.*
When alone, he thinks about disease and similar things, from which he finds it difficult to force his mind, 1.
Delirium, 106, 121 , etc., etc.
High delirium unmanageable, 201. [10.]
Delirium; he arose to visit his daughter (absent, as he knew), and could with difficulty be quieted, but spoke rationally, 113.
Loss of reason, returning from time to time, 26.
*Very violent delirium, especially at night, with great restlessness, 160.
Violent delirium during the last three or four days, 113.
Delirium a few hours before death, 175.
Violent delirium, with tetanic convulsions, 190.
He often raved during the course of the disease, 113.
He raves, making motions with his hands, as if measuring with a rule, so that his ravings mostly related to his business, 113.
Raving and carphology, 113.
Delirious thoughts with the eyes open, without being in delirium either before or after, 1. [20.]
Delusions alternating with half-confused sleep, 116.
Alternating lively phantasies, 104.
In the night he talked sensibly at times, 135.
He likes to converse with others, 7.
Foolish answers, 201.
Her desire exceeds her need; she eats and drinks more than is good for her; she walks further than she needs to do, 1.*
Indisposition to reply to questions, 196.
Rather cheerful and disposed to busy himself, 7.
Mind energetic and fresh, inclined to gayety, 218.
*Loud wailing, 99.
Moaned grievously, 224.
She lies crouched in bed, groaning and moaning, 134. [30.]
She spends the night in moaning and groaning, 111.*
Frequent screaming from pain, 102, 113.*
He cried and howled, and spoke little and abruptly, 9.
(Piercing lamentations, interrupted by attacks of weakness), 11.
Piteous complainings, that an extremely unpleasant sensation in the abdomen and excessive anguish took away his breath, and forced him to bend double in this or that direction, or to rise and walk about, 13 . [The anguish was not the bodily pain. -Hughes.]
Præcordial anxiety for a long time, 14.
Anxiety and restlessness in the whole body (after nine hours), 15.*
Continued sobbing, with childish spells of crying, 166.
Very low-spirited, and crying at the slightest provocation, 225.*
Exceedingly sensitive, despondent, sad, and weeping; the least trifle fills her with care and solicitude, 1.* [40.]
Sad mood, 217.
Great seriousness, 1.
Spirits depressed, 224.
Much depressed, 183.
She is despondent about her condition, 121.
Grief, 99.
Sad and depressed, 1.
Melancholic, sad, after eating, with headache (after eighty hours), 1.
(Religious melancholy and reserve), 11 . ["Not found," in reference.]
Excessive melancholy, 117. [50.]
He despairs of his life, 15 . ["Not found."]
*He despairs and weeps, and imagines no one can help him, that he must die; he is cold and chilly, and afterwards generally weak, 1.
Anguish, 17, 18.*
Excessive anguish, with oppression of the chest, and difficult breathing, 19.*
Internal anguish, 19.*
(Deathly anguish with vomiting), 21.
*Anguish despair driving from one place to another for relief, 226.
Anguish from the heart, interrupted by attacks of weakness, 12.
Anguish, so that he several times fainted, 22.
*With great anguish he turns and tosses to and fro in his bed, 14, 24. [60.]
Talks but little, only complains of anguish, 23.
Great anguish, trembling, and tremor , with violent tearing in the abdomen, 23.*
With inexpressible anguish and increasing pain, he seemed to be at his last gasp, 13 . [The anguish was not the bodily pains. -Hughes.]*
Mental anxiety, 117.
Indescribable anxiety, 105, 116 , etc.
Extreme anxiety, 19, 167.
(Most intolerable anxiety), 20 . ["Not found."]
Real deathly anxiety, 207.*
Excited and anxious, 124.
Impatient and anxious, 1. [70.]
The anxiety and restlessness are indescribable ; "Kill me," he cried, "or relieve my pains!", 102.
Great anxiety and oppression, 100.
Anxiety and breaking out of cold sweat, 144.
Anxiety, with sweat, 99.
Continued anxiety, a mental anguish, as if he had not done his duty, without however, knowing wherein, 1.
Anxiety and heat do not permit her to fall asleep before midnight , for many days, 1.
Anxiety in the evening after lying down; at 3 o'clock after midnight , after waking, 1.*
*Violent anxiety at 3 o'clock in the night; he now felt hot, now as if he would vomit, 1.
Anxiety and fear; he sees an absent acquaintance lying dead upon the sofa, and has great dread of him, 10.
Fear, 166. [80.]
Sense of deadly fear, 99.
Apprehension, 99.
Constant dread of death, 99.
*Dread of death coming on suddenly when left alone, or on going to bed, 224.
*The greatest fear and anguish; she ghosts day and night, 1.
(He is anxious and trembling and is afraid he shall not be able to prevent himself from killing a person with a knife), 16.
He runs through the whole house at night in search of thieves, 10.
He imagines that the whole house, and the space under the bed, are full of thieves, which causes, from fright, anxious cold sweat to break out over his body, 10.
He has so much fear that he jumps out of his bed , and hides himself in the wardrobe, which he can hardly be induced to leave, 10.
He sees thieves in his room, and therefore hides himself under the bed, 10. [90.]
He sees vermin and bugs crawl about his bed, from which he wants to escape, and constantly throws away whole handfuls of them, 10.
Her disposition has changed very much since the poisoning (four months ago); *her natural cheerfulness was quite banished, she was afraid of solitude and death; the slightest cause was sufficient to put her into anger and rage, which especially occurred when one spoke of her complete recovery, which she considered wholly impossible. At times also an indescribable melancholy attacked her.
Not until after a year did her wonted cheerfulness return (Roth.).
Fretfulness, even amounting to anger, 219.
Very fretful and sensitive; the least thing made him angry, 7.*
Very fretful, indignant, capricious; every word offends her, and makes her very angry, when she should answer, 1.
Very fretful and contented with nothing; she finds fault with everything; every conversation, noise, even the light, is disagreeable to her, 1.
Ill-humor, when waking in the morning; she knew not what to do with herself from ill-humor; pushed the pillows and bed-cover away, and would not look at or talk to anybody, 1.
Inclines to jest in a malicious manner, 1.
Indignation in the morning when in bed; pushes the pillows about indignantly, uncovers himself, sees no one, and does not want to be spoken to, 1.
She becomes furiously mad when offered something to eat, without having the least appetite, 1. [100.]
Crying at the slightest provocation. Excessive irritability, and quarrelsome inclination. (This latter feature was very remarkable, for during the two years we were free from arsenical paper, the boys were always happy together, and remarked for their gentleness to each other), 225.
Great sensitiveness, 165.
Cannot bear the slightest noise, 99.
Very easily made to cry or laugh, 167.
The mind was much affected by trifling things, 167.
Vexed about trifles, 1.
He is vexed about every trifle, and constantly talks about other people's faults, 1.
Discontented; has no desire for anything, 1.
Dissatisfied the whole day, and very fretful at himself for not having done enough, 7.
Indignation , alternating with mildness; in her indignation she looks at nobody, and does not want to hear anything; she also cries, 1. [110.]
Irresolution, by repeated moods; desires something, and when everything is done to fulfil his wish, the least trifle is sufficient to change his mind, and he will not have it, 1.
Quiet, with haggard expression, without complainings, 179.
In the first minutes, great tranquillity of soul and cheerfulness; half an hour after, excessive anxiety and restlessness; he imagined that the effects of the poison would be terrible, and desired that he might continue to live (in the case of a man who had poisoned himself with Arsenic and despaired on that account), 9.
Great indifference, 1.*
Indifference to life, 1, 19.*
Calm indifference ; without caring about their approaching death, they neither expected nor desired to recover (secondary effect, in two suicides who had taken Arsenic), 1.*
Calmness of mind (in the case of a despairing melancholy person), 25 . ["The calmness was rather mental from her determination, than physical."]
Intellectual.

Calm and equable mood; no event disturbed his equanimity, 7.

She retained her mental faculties, clear consciousness, and an unshaken quiet disposition, 134.
Involuntary mental excitement, towards morning, hindering sleep, although he feels very drowsy, 1. [120.]
Ideas crowd upon him; he is too weak to repel them in order to dwell upon one idea alone, 1.*
Confusion, 99.
Confusion of mind, 110.
Stupid and confused in his head, as in violent coryza, and when out of humor the head feels like a lantern, 1.
Feels as if she would lose her senses when thinking long about anything, 99.
Absence of mind, 225.
Answers slowly, 197.
He returns very short answers when questioned, 106.
(Weakness of the understanding), 11 . ["Result of suppression of Ague by A."]
At last perfectly unable to perform any mental work, afraid of his fellow-men, irritable and passionate; he got so downhearted from continued sleeplessness (from October 6th, 1855, to November, 1856), that he committed suicide, 166. [130.]
Absence of the understanding and of the external and internal senses; he saw nothing, said nothing for many days, heard nothing, and understood nothing; when one shouted into his ears, he looked at those present like one waking from deep sleep, 17.
Want of memory, 225.
Diminished memory, 1.
Forgetfulness; thoughts leave him, 1.
Very imperfect memory for a long time, 17.
From having had a remarkably good memory, she lost her memory completely, 225.
Does not recognize objects, 15.
Did not seem fully conscious of his condition, 113.
(Chronic weakness of sense), 11 . ["Doubtful how much is ague and how much A."]
Self-consciousness disappears or becomes very indistinct, 15. [140.]
Unconsciousness, 99.
Loss of consciousness, 128, 129 , etc.
They lay unconscious and insensible, 141.
Loss of sensation and of consciousness, 27.*
Lies unconscious, and is aroused with difficulty, 99.
Senseless, 113, 128.*
(She lay on her bed senseless, muttered unintelligible sounds, with staring eyes, and cold sweat on the forehead; tremor of the whole body; small pulse, hard and very quick), 11.
Loss of consciousness and speech, 28.
Loss of consciousness and convulsions, 151.
Stupor and pervading sleepiness, 160. [150.]
Comatose stupefaction, 141.
After vomiting and diarrhœa, condition of stupor from which it was difficult to wake her, 150.
Stupor with staring eyes, 160.

HEAD

VERTIGO.**
Vertigo, 113, 116 , etc., etc.*
Vertigo; felt whole room go around, 96.
Excessive vertigo, so that she had to hold herself, 105.
Excessive vertigo; "the bed is tipping over, I shall fall on the floor," 212.
Vertigo and dulness in the head, 152.
Vertigo on arising, 116.
Vertigo every evening ; she has to hold on to something when closing her eyes, 1. [160.]
Vertigo, only when walking, as if he would fall to the right side, 7.
Vertigo, when sitting, 1.
Vertigo, with vanishing of thought when rising up, 9.
(Vertigo, with headache), 19.
Vertigo, with obscuration of sight, 17.
Vertigo, with transient loss of sight, 159.
Vertigo, with quiet features, 135.
Violent vertigo, with inclination to vomit when lying down; he has to sit up to be relieved, 9.
Much vertigo, especially with rush of blood to the heart, 219.
Vertigo and trembling, 116. [170.]
So dizzy, that he could not keep his head erect, 124.
Dizzy in the head when going into the open air; the dizziness increased on re-entering the room (after half an hour), 1.
Dizziness, attended with mental confusion, 210.
Giddiness, 128, 172, 225.
Reeling sensation in the head during vomiting, 23.
Reeling and stupid sensation in the head, especially the forehead, when walking in the open air, as if intoxicated, so that he staggers from side to side, and threatens to fall every moment (after nine and a half hours), 7.
Confusion, Etc.
Confused feeling in the head, 6.
Confusion of the head, 30.
Great confusion of the head, 116, 132.*
Great confusion of the head evenings (third day), 1 . ["Not found."] [180.]
Confusion and somnolence, 113.
Dull head, without pain, 1.
Stupid and dizzy in the head ; he was unable to think, 8.*
Stupid feeling in the head, as if he had not slept enough, from eleven in the forenoon till six in the afternoon, 1.
Stupid and weak in the head towards noon, 1.
Stupefied feeling in the head, as if he had done an excessive amount of work with precipitate haste, accompanied with internal uneasiness (after second day), 1.*
(Stupefaction of the head, with loss of sense, and vertigo), 11 . ["Not found."]
Gloominess in the head, 31.
Weakness of the head, with weakness and qualmishness in the pit of the stomach, so violent that she was quite sick, 1.
(Heaviness of the head, with aching pain, in the morning), (after seventy-two hours), 11. [190.]
Heaviness in the head, 141, 150 , etc.*
Heaviness of the head, without pain, 160.
Heaviness of the head all day (as after sexual excess), 93.
Heavy and confused feeling in the head, so that he cannot stand still; he must lie down, 1.
(Great heaviness in the head, especially when standing or sitting), 31 . [After an antidote.]
Heaviness of head, with confusion, 99.
Heaviness and pressure in the head, 128.
Great heaviness in the head, with humming in the ears; it goes off in the open air, but returns again as soon as he enters the room (after sixteen hours), 1.*
Head in General.
(Swelling of the head), 39.
(Swelling of the veins of the whole head, after violent vomiting), 18. [200.]
(Swelling of the head and face), 40.
(Excessive swelling of the head and face), 37.
(Œdema of the head, face, eyes, neck, and chest , having a natural color), 37.*
Palsied shaking of the head, 188.
Incessant to-and-fro movement of the head, 224.
Grasping the head and throat (in a child), 113.
Ringing noise in the head, 98.
Noise and confusion in head, 98.
Strange sensations in her head, 224.
Sensation in the head, over the ear, when walking, as of two marbles striking each other, 1. [210.]
Headache, 220, 225 , etc.
Violent headache, 103, 113 , etc.*
Excessive headache, 36, 37.
Severe headache, getting worse all day, with very decided feeling of constriction at the temples, as if from intoxication (immediately), 92.
Stupefying headache, especially in the right side of the forehead, directly over the right eyebrow, with sore pain when knitting the brow, 7.
Headache, which lasted eight days, 160.
Headache at uncertain times, mostly in the night, 128.
On rising in the morning, violent headache, worse on the left side; he was obliged to return to bed; it lasted several days, though with less intensity, 92.
Increase of headache at 11 P.M., with cold hands and face, 99.
Headache nearly constant, aggravated by vomiting, 210. [220.]
Headache for several days, relieved by applying cold water, but becoming much worse if taken away, 1.
(Periodical headache), 36.
Intense headache, increased by light and noise, 199.*
Headache and vertigo (a long time), 217.
Headache and vertigo, 116, 217.
Headache, with vertigo, for several days, 35.
Headache and dulness, 110.
Headache and stomach, 122.
Violent headache, with fever and sensitiveness of the region of the stomach, 160.
Burning pain in the head, 99.
Heat in the head, when coughing, 1.* [230.]
Tensive headache, 1.
Contractive pain in the head, 1.
Stupefying, aching pain, especially in the forehead, with fine stitches in the left temporal region near the outer canthus, when walking and standing, going off when sitting (after two and a half hours), 7.
Dull headache, in the morning, when waking, going off when rising, 1.
Drawing and throbbing in head, 207.
Violent pressive headache, 212.
Violent pressing in the head from six to eight o'clock in the evening, entire want of appetite, transient sweat, and great anguish, 1.
Excessive heaviness in the head , as if the brain were oppressed by a load, with humming in the ears in the morning after rising (after twenty-four hours), 1.
Stupefying pressive headache, especially in the forehead, in every position, 7.
Pain as if the brain were being torn out, 99. [240.]
Tearing throbbing headache, especially at night, 218.
Frequent attacks of tearing throbbing headache, sometimes on one side, and extending over whole head, 219.
Tearing in the head, and at the same time in the right eye, 1.
Headache, consisting of tearing and heaviness, with drowsy faintness in the daytime (after four days), 1.
Pain as if bruised, in the external head, worse when touched, 1.
Wavering sensation in brain, especially when moving the head, 99.
When moving the head, while walking, the brain seems to flap, with pressure upon it, 10.*
Sensation, during motion, as if the brain moved and beat against the skull, 1.*
Violent throbbing pain in the whole head, especially the forehead, with desire to vomit, when raising himself in bed, 9.
Sharp, hard throbbing, like a hacking, in the whole head, as if the skull were being pressed asunder; at night, sweat breathing out, 1.
Forehead. [250.]
Inflammation of frontal sinuses, with aggravation at the same time, each day, 219.
Cold sweat of the forehead, 110, 157.
Hard swelling, on both frontal eminences, like a nut; the swelling increases in the evening (Sr.).
Frontal heaviness all day, becoming quite troublesome in the evening, with pulsations rather more painful in the forehead and temples, 92.
*Frontal headache, 210.
The most agonizing pains were about the forehead and temples, 181.
*Intense pains in the frontal region, accompanied by vertigo, 181.
During sleep, he complains of headache, now in the forehead, now in the occiput, 103.
Drawing pressive pain in the right side of the forehead (after two and three-quarter hours), 7.*
(Headache over the left eye, very violent in the evening and night), 5. [260.]
Constrictive (drawing together) pain above eyes and in temples, 99.
Pain as if bruised or sore, over the nose and in the forehead, going off for a short time by rubbing, 1.*
Sensation as if he had been knocked on the forehead, 1.
Throbbing headache directly over the root of the nose, 1.
Violent throbbing pain in the forehead, during motion, 9.
Temples.
Swelling of the superficial veins of temples, 99.
Unpleasant feeling in the region of the temples, 128.
Pain in temples, 99.
All day pressive headache in both temples, 92.
Pressive pain in the right temporal region , in every position of the body (after three hours), 7. [270.]
Stitchlike pressive pain in the left temple, not going off by contact (after two and a half hours), 7.
Stitching pain in the left temple, going off by touch, 1.
Tearing stitches in the left temple, 1.
Painful hammering in the temples, at noon and midnight, for half an hour, after which her body feels paralyzed for two hours, 1.
Vertex.
Pain in the region of the vertex, 128.
Burning at a spot on the scalp the size of a dollar, on the vertex, 99.
The burning pain in the region of the vertex has not yet quite disappeared (after ten days), and she complains of a sore pain in the scalp, when touched, 105.
Drawing headache, under the coronal suture, a few hours every afternoon, 1.
In the head, now a pressing confusing, now a violent throbbing, or a burning pain in the region of the vertex, which grew less on gentle rubbing, 105.
Headache, as from a heavy weight pressing on vertex, 99.
Parietals. [280.]
(Hemicrania), 37.*
Bruised pain in one side of the head, in the morning when rising (after twelve hours), 1.
Dull beating pain in one half of the head, as far as above the eye, 1.*
The pains in the head and face are especially severe on the left side , so as to prevent leaning or resting on that side; she was obliged to sit up all night, keeping the head erect, 99.*
Violent neuralgia on left side of head , followed by lame feeling, 99.*
Dull pain on left side of head, 99.
Tearing pains on left side of head, 99.
Occiput.
*Headache in the occiput, 1.
Head painful, especially in the occiput, 104.
Tearing pains in the occiput, 2.
External Head. [290.]
(Corroding ulcers on the scalp), 37.
(Ulcerated crust on the scalp, of the thickness of a finger, falling off in a few weeks), 39.
(Ulcer-crusts on the scalp extend as far as the middle of the forehead), 37.
Scalp covered with hard, isolated pustules, 207.
Moist discharge from scalp, 98.
Behind the right ear a circular elevation of the size of a penny-piece, with reddened base, burning, twitching, and stitching, 99.
(Burning pain in the scalp), 37.
Scalp painful when touched, 99.
Pain of the scalp when touched, as of ulceration, 1.
The scalp was painful, on applying the hand to it, 92. [300.]
(Gnawing itching on the head), 37.
Disagreeable formication in the head, every other night, 222.
Creeping in the integuments of the occiput, as if the roots of the hair were moving, 1.
Itching all day on the hairy scalp, compelling him to scratch, 92.
Corrosive itching over the whole head, obliging him to scratch, 7.
Painful itching, as of an ulcer, in the whole scalp, which is painful all over as if ecchymosed, but mostly in the region of the occiput (after seven hours), 7.
(Burning-itching in the scalp), 37.
The hair is painful when touched, 1.
Falling out of the hair, 103, 105 , etc.*
The hair falls off from the left side of the head, 99. [310.]
The hair which had come out grew again, but was stiff and brittle, and of a gray color; but it soon fell off again, and gave place to healthy brown hair, which grew as thick and long as formerly, 105.

EYES

Eye in General.
Lively, penetrating look, 163.
Eyes bright and glistening, and vessels of cornea much injected, 199.
Inflammation of the eyes, 44.
Inflammation of the eyes, violent, frequently recurring, 26.
Weak look of the eyes, 19.
Dim eyes, 99.
Suffused, languid eyes, 202.
Eyes look veiled, and minutely injected, 92.
Blue circles around the eye, and pale appearance of the eyeball, 224. [320.]
Yellow eyes, as in jaundice, 1.
Eyes injected, 130, 142 , etc.
Eyes injected, as in the beginning of an eruptive fever, 160.
Weak and inflamed eyes, the conjunctiva was fiery red, 224.
The eyes red, 139.
The eyes very red, 160.
Bloodshot eyes, 99.
Red, inflamed eyes, 43.
Eyes red, as after weeping, 92.
Wild look, 10, 26.
*Staring eyes, 126. [330.]
Staring look, without dilatation of the pupils, 19.
Protruding eyes, 19, 26.
Eyes protruding and quite red, 125.
Protruding and watery eyes, 217.
*Sunken eyes and pale face, 67.
Swelling of the eyes, 113.
Swelling of the eyes, 18 . [In it the veins of the eyes only where swellen, and after violent vomiting. -Hughes.] [Compare S. 199, authority 18.]
Eyes greatly swollen, 181.
(Swelling of the eye and lips), 37.
Painless swelling under the left eye, partly closing the eye, and very soft (after five days), 3.*
Distortion of the eyes, 45 . ["Not found."] [340.]
Distortion of the eyes and cervical muscles, 46.
Distortion of the eyes in a horrid manner, 17.
Rigid eye, turned upward, 19.
From time to time the eyes turned upward and squinting, but only transiently, 102.
Eyes retracted, 193.
Eyes often feel moist and as if full of tears, but without lachrymation, 92.
Stiffness of the eyes, 93.
Eyes stiff, heavy, rather sensitive, 92.
In evening, feeling of sand in eyes, 93.*
In the evening, feeling as of sand in the eyes, obliging him to rub them, 92.* [350.]
Feels as if there where a blood boil below each eye, 99.
Deep internal pain of the right eye, with violent stitches when turning it, so that she was scarcely able to turn it, 1.
Violent pain in the left eye, 99.
Violent pain in left eye during the night, 99.
*Burning in the eyes, 1.
Severe and constant burning in the eyes, 208.*
During the day, slight sensation of heat in both eyes, 92.
Burning in the eyes, nose, and mouth, 43.*
Eyes hot and burning sore in the balls, 96.*
Sensation of burning and smarting (in eyes), 93.* [360.]
Several times in the evening , and especially when lying down, a distinct feeling of burning and slight pricking in the eyes, 92.
Drawing pain in the eyes and twitching in the lids, 1.
Heavy pressure in the eyes, 99.
Pressure in the left eye as from sand (after two hours), 7.
Pressive pain under the right eye, lasting for hours, at night, causing so much anguish that she was unable to remain in bed, 1.
Tearing in the eye, occasionally, 42.
Tearing pains in left eye, 99.
Somewhat painful sensitiveness of both eyes, 92.
Stitches and burning in eyes, 99.
Pulsative throbbing in the eyes, and at every pulsation a stitch; after midnight, 1.* [370.]
Jerking in the left eye, 1.
Severe nightly itching in both eyes, 93.
Biting, gnawing itching in both eyes, obliging him to rub (after three hours), 7.
Eyes feel worse when moving them, or looking steadily, 99.
All the eye-symptoms I have felt the more acutely, as I have never before had the slightest trouble with those organs, 92.
Brow and Orbit.
*All the parts around the orbits are swollen, 218.
Suborbital pain on the left side, with prickings as with needles, sometimes quite severe, 93.*
Pinching-aching pain over the eyes, going off soon.
Itching around the eyes and temples, as if pricked with innumerable red-hot needles, 1.
Lids.
Blepharitis excessively aggravated, 208. [380.]
Blepharadenitis, cil., and ulcerosa, 221.*
Lower lid externally excoriated where the burning was most severe, 208.
Lids and lips blue, 116.
Eyelids injected and half shut, 192.
Redness of margin of lids, 208.
Edges of lids very red, 99, 160.
Extreme redness of the inner surface of the eyelids , with uneasy sensation, rather than pain, often obliging him to rub the eyes, 92.*
In the morning, much gum on the eyelids, 92.
Swelling of the lids, 43.*
The lids swollen and red, 139. [390.]
*Eyelids œdematous, often completely closing the eyes, 223.
Œdematous, painless swelling of the eyelids, 10.
Swelling of the upper, and, after, that, of the lower left eyelid, afterwards of the forehead, head, and neck, without pain and without secretion of mucus; the swelling of the head and neck reached a frightful size, 10.
Œdema of the left eyelids, 116.
Great œdema of upper lid, with a bright red flush, 208.
Continual trembling of the upper eyelids, with lachrymation, 1.*
Spasms of the eyelids, 99.
Spasmodic closure of the lids, 99.
The œdematous eyelids are firmly and spasmodically closed , and look as if distended with air, 10.*
The left eye cannot be opened, 99. [400.]
His eyelids closed; he feels tired, 6.
Agglutination of the eyelids, in the morning, 10.
The eyelids are not closed during sleep, 218.
Kind of difficulty in moving the eyelids, 92.
Slight stiffness in the eyelids, 92.
From time to time, stiffness in the eyelids, 92.
Stiffness of the eyelids, as if he had been smoking all night; lasted fifteen days, 92.
Marked and constant stiffness of the eyelids, for four days, 92.
Dryness of the eyelids, as if the eye were rubbed by them, when reading by candlelight, 1.*
Pain of the margin of the eyelids, during motion, as if dry and rubbing against the eyeballs , both in the open air and in the room, 1. [410.]
1 P.M., sudden severe pain in the eyelids, with very painful pricking and lachrymation, which lasted ten minutes, 94.
Burning in the margin of the upper eyelids, 1.*
Pressive pain over the left eyelid, increasing when raising the eye, and also in the upper half of the eyeball, 1.
Smarting in the eyelids, like that felt on entering a room filled with smoke; lasted all day, 94.
Lachrymation.
Swimming of the eyes, 183.
The eyes watery, half opened, red, 121.
Watering from the eyes, and a dazzled sensation, 224.
Watering and itching of the eyes , with a little pus in the eyes in the morning, 1.*
Lachrymation, 26, 181 , etc.*
Slight lachrymation in the morning, with some fluent coryza, 93. [420.]
*Corrosive tears, making the cheeks and eyelids sore, 26.
Constant watering of the right eye, for eight days (after second day), 3.
Conjunctiva.
Inflammation of the conjunctiva, 19.
Chronic conjunctivitis, not severe, but obstinate, with itching and depreciation of vision, 219.
Conjunctivitis palpebralis, 143.
Inflammation of the conjunctiva, with suffusion of the eyes and intolerance of light, 171.*
Yellowness of conjunctiva, 209.
The white of the eye yellow, 154.
Yellow white of the eye as in jaundice, 10.
Conjunctiva somewhat, red, 116. [430.]
The white of the eye becomes red, 118.
Redness or soreness of the conjunctiva, 220.
Conjunctiva injected, 159, 217.*
The conjunctivæ intensely injected, 190.
Conjunctiva minutely injected, with diffused, pale redness, 92.*
Conjunctiva minutely injected and ciliary vessels greatly enlarged, 203.
Ball and Pupil.
Eyeballs very protruding, as if out of their sockets, 218.
The eyeballs fixed upward, 190.
Yellowness of sclerotica, 99.
In the albuginea and at the edge of the reddened cheeks a slight icteric flush, 135. [440.]
Pupils dilated, 150, 165 , etc.
Pupils strongly dilated, 203.
The pupils from being minutely contracted become exceedingly dilated, 19.
Pupils contracted, 102, 165.
Contracted pupils (after one and a half hours), 5, 7.
Alternate dilatation and contraction of pupils, more in the night, in rather rapid and extreme degree, increased by presenting a lighted candle, or moving the tip of the finger to and fro, 196.
Pupils insensible to light, 202.
Vision.
Eyes weak, 141.
The eye weak, without lustre, and generally closed, 134.
Weakness of the eyes, 128. [450.]
Weak sight, for a long time, 17 . [See S. 134]
Disturbance of vision, 154.
The sight is indistinct, 113.
Obscuration of sight, 38.
Obscuration of sight; it becomes black before the eyes immediately, 15.
Slight loss of vision, 172.
Vision impaired; could not read by gaslight more than a few minutes; could not see except by good daylight, and then had to get work very near her eyes; any use of eyes attended with pain, 211.
(Almost total blindness in the case of a female affected with weak sight; she loses hearing and is for a long time affected with dulness of sense), 11 . [As S. 138.]
He opens his eyes, and complains that they see no more, 125.
She lost the sight totally, 134. [460.]
(Sparks before the eyes with headache and vertigo ), 11.
Flickering before the eyes, 217.
White spots or points before the eyes, 1.
*Sees as through a white gauze, 1.
It seems yellow before the eyes, during the nausea, 23.
Darkness before the eyes, 113.
Darkness and flickering before the eyes, 19.
Photophobia ( 11 ), 99 . [To authority 11, see S. 460.]*
She appeared to be sensitive to light, and often her eyes closed, 163.*
Snow dazzles the eyes, and makes them water, 1.

EARS. [470.]

Ears extremely swollen, with dark, erysipelatous redness, and large blisters, which soon discharge and become gangrenous looking, 207.
Burning in the outer ear in the evening (after five hours), 1.
Drawing tearing in the left lobule, 1.
Drawing tearing behind the ear, along the neck, extending down to the shoulder, 1.
Some itching under the right ear, and a papular eruption there, 91.
Sensation as if the left meatus auditorius were stopped from without, 1.
When swallowing, the ear becomes closed from within, like deafness, 1.
*Otalgia, 2.
Cramp pain in the outer ears, 1.
*Tearing in the internal ear, 1. [480.]
*Sticking tearing through the left meatus auditorius from within outwards, towards evening (first day), 1.
Stitching in the ear in the morning, 1.
Stitching pain in the left meatus auditorius at night, from within outwards, 1.*
Agreeable creeping, deep in both ears, for ten days, 3.
Voluptuous tickling in the right meatus auditorius causes rubbing, 7.
Hearing.
Unusual sensitiveness to sound, 224.
Very sensitive to noise, 1.
He does not understand what people say, 15.
Hard hearing, as if the ears were stopped (after sixteen hours), 1.
[Deafness. -H.], 5. [490.]
Sounds in the ear and the whole head, 1.
Roaring in the ears, 38 , etc.*
Roaring in the ears at every new paroxysm of pain, 1.
Roaring in the left ear, 128.
Strong rushing noise in the ear, as of a near waterfall, 1.
Ringing in the ears, 99.*
Ringing in the right ear, when sitting (after an hour and a half), 7.

ARSENICUM ALBUM. NOSE

Objective and Discharges.
Nose pointed, 134.
Nose swollen and pouring forth a profuse water discharge, 224.*
*Sores of mucous membrane of nose, 220. [500.]
[*Ulceration of the upper part of the inner nose, secreting a fetid ichor, tasting bitter. -H.], 5.
Sneezing, 97.
Frequent sneezing, without coryza (after eleven hours), 7.
Violent continued sneezing, 1.*
Violent and intractable sneezing, 220.
Frequent violent attacks of sneezing, which awake her at night, and attended by copious, watery discharge from nose, 223.
Running from the nose, 96.
Profuse running from the nose, 224.
Considerable running at the nose for two days, with itching, 93.
*Excoriation discharge from the nostrils, 225. [510.]
*(Discharge of a corrosive fluid from the nose), 17.
Profuse, thick, yellow discharge from the nose, 224.
Every morning at 5 o'clock sets in an excessive discharge from the nose, during five years and a half, with very occasional intermissions of a few weeks during very hot weather; it was always worse in the morning, and went off in the open air, 224.*
Cold in the head, 224.
Slight coryza, 92.
Sudden coryza, 94.
Violent fluent coryza, 1.
Fluent coryza, with frequent sneezing (after eleven hours), 7.*
Coryza, with sneezing, every morning when waking, and going off speedily, 1.
Very annoying coryza; stoppage of the primæ viæ, 92. [520.]
Excessive coryza, with hoarseness and sleeplessness, 1.*
She is constantly blowing her nose, as if she had a cold in the head (never was thus troubled before), 91.
Dryness of the nasal cavity, 1.
Fluent and dry coryza together, 1.*
Stoppage of the nose, as from catarrh, 99.
Violent hemorrhage from the nose during ill-humor (after three days), 1.
After the use of wine excessive bleeding from the nose, 119.
Bleeding of the nose when vomiting, 105.
(Violent hemorrhage from the nose after violent vomiting), 39.
Sensations and Smell.
Pain in the nasal bone, in the root of the nose, 1.*
Distressing feeling of stoppage under the bridge of the nose, which occasionally altered his speech, 224. [530.]
Distressing stoppage in the bridge of the nose, 225.*
Nose and ears, cold, 197.
Burning pain in the nose, eyes, and mouth, 139.
In the evening, unpleasant heat in the left nasal fossa, with a peculiar dryness of the back part of the mouth, 92.
*The watery nasal mucus causes a smarting and burning at the nostrils, as if they were made sore by it, 1.
Itching in the nose, 93.
Stitches in the nasal bones, 1.
(The smell of cooked meat is intolerable to him), 15 . ["After antidote"]
Offensive smells before the nose, 99.
Smells of pitch and sulphur before the nose alternately, 1.

FACE

Appearance. [540.]
Face covered with sweat, 121, 125.
*Face covered with cold sweat, 122, 134 , etc.
Skin of face icy cold, 99.
Face cold, nose and lips blue, 121.
*Face and hands cold, covered with cold sweat, 122.
Features greatly changed, 134, 136.
His appearance is best compared with that of a cholera patient in the algid stage, 102.*
*Face stupid, 136.
*Suffering appearance, 103.
*Distressed expression of countenance, 224. [550.]
Anxious countenance, 202.
The look anxious, but not wild or confused, 124.
Expression of agony on the countenance, 184.
*Face expressive of genuine mental agony, 123.
Frightful expression of apprehension, 203.
On the face signs of vague anxiety and desperation, as well as an expression of deep trouble, 114.
Face expressive of the deepest anxiety, now red, now pale, 116.
Wild look, 47, 154 , etc.
Hippocratic face, 134, 152 , etc.*
Deathlike expression (during vomiting), 23. [560.]
Deathly color to the face (during vomiting), 23.
Pale countenance, 47, 104 , etc.*
Extremely delicate pale appearance, 224.
(Deadly paleness, with violent vomiting), 21.
Deadly white look; extreme pallor, 224.
Face pale, except a flush on each cheek, 193.
The face pale; confused expression, 109.
Pallid and anxious countenance, 199.
Face pale and haggard, 197.
*Pale and squalid countenance, 201. [570.]
*Pale, corpselike, convulsively distorted countenance, 109.
*Face pale, with an expression of extreme pain, 106.
She looked very pale, and felt very powerless, 134.
Pale-gray, swollen face, 113.
*Pale, yellow, cachectic look, 4.
Face leaden gray, 113.
*The face bluish-gray, 134.
The face somewhat livid, 124.
Face livid and lurid, 45, 46.
(Clayey, lead-colored face, with green and blue streaks and spots), 37. [580.]
Color of the face yellowish, 113, 135.*
Color of face grayish-yellow, 103.
Yellow face, 217.
Yellow or jaundiced state of the countenance, 171.
Yellow face and sunken eyes, 1.
A greenish-yellow color of the face, 166.
Face flushed, 192, 201 , etc.*
Face and eyes injected, 142.
Reddish, distorted face, 134.
Face red, 113, 123 , etc. [590.]
Face red, inflamed, 141.
Face red, with a yellowish tinge about the nostrils, 151.
Face red in spots, and covered with sweat, 121.
Face and tongue red, 151.
Face red and puffy, 217.
Face red and swollen, 181.*
The face at times puffed, 163.
*Swelling of the face, 48, 110 , etc.
*Œdema of the face, 103.
Swelling of the whole face (from the external application of Arsenic), 9. [600.]
(Elastic swelling of the face, especially of the eyelids, and more particularly in the morning , in three persons), 49.
Swelling of the face and legs, 113.
Face swollen and livid, 190.
Bloated, red face, 19.
Bloated, red face, with swollen lips, 9.
Swollen, dark, hot face, 99.
Whole face extremely swollen, with dark, erysipelatous redness, and large blisters, which soon discharge, and become gangrenous-looking, 99.
Face swollen, flushed, and covered with cold sweat, 185.
Swelling of the face, with fainting-fits, and vertigo, 33.
*Sunken face, 4, 100 , etc. [610.]
*Sunken, anxious features, 99.
Face sunken, pale, covered with cold sweat, 140.*
Disfigured, pale countenance, 19.
Distorted, drawn lines of the face, 19.*
Distortion of the features, as if dissatisfied, 1.
Face horribly distorted by convulsions and pain, 109.
The mouth drawn in all directions, 190.
Twitching of the facial muscles, 26, 217.
Convulsions of facial muscles, 99.
Frequent smiling, 201. **[620.]
Sensations.**
Sensation as if an eruption was about to appear all over face, 99.
Pains in the face, teeth, and gums, 225.
Increase of pain in face on touching the painless side, 99.
The left side of the face feels colder than the right, 99.
Heat and redness of face, 99.
Violent burning and itching in the face for half an hour, during which the pain in face diminishes, 99.
Flushes of heat in face, with anxiety, 99.
Tearings in face of a quotidian type, 219.
Tearing pain in left half of the face, 99.
Throbbing in face and head as if the boiling blood would burst the veins, 99. [630.]
Itching in the face; he scratches it until it is red, 1.
Red spot on right cheek, 99.
Extensive tumefaction of the right cheek, with violent pain in the whole of that side of the face; smooth, shining, scarlet redness of the skin over the swelling, 169.
Corrosive ulcer on the lip , painful in the evening after lying down a sort of tearing and smarting pain; the pain is worst when touching the part and exposing it to the air; prevents sleep, and wakes him at night (after fourteen days), 1.*
White-powdered lips, 131.
Lips livid, 184.*
Bluish lips, 19, 38.*
*Lips and tongue bluish, 134.
A brown strip of shrivelled, almost burnt, epidermis extends through the middle of the vermilion border of the lower lip, 7.
*Lips spotted, black, 26. [640.]
Lips covered with small black spots, 217.
Painful blotches in the upper lip, 1.
Swelling of the lips, 9.*
*Swollen, cracked lips, 99.
Lips swollen, with two large blisters, as if from a cold, one on the right edge of the upper lip, the other at the left edge of the lower lip; the former afterwards discharges lymph, the latter pus, 99.
Lips convulsively distorted, as with risus sardonicus, 141.
Bleeding of the under lip, after a meal (after one and a half hours), 1.
Lips somewhat dry, and pale red, 209.
*Lips dry, and covered with herpes, 199.
*Sore lips, and ulcers in the mouth, 225. [650.]
Pricking twitching or jerking in one side of the upper lip, especially when going to sleep, 1.
Itching in the upper lip, as if pricked with innumerable hot needles, extending as far as under the nose; next day, swelling of the upper lip, above the vermilion border, 1.
Jaws clenched, 99.
Jaws closed tightly, 141.
Jaws firmly locked, 201.
Spasms in jaws; can scarcely separate the teeth, 99.
When drinking, can only open mouth a little, and with difficulty, 99.
When trying to drink, she bites the edge of the tumbler, 99.
She swallows the offered drink with a convulsive motion of the jaws, so as to almost break the glass, 165.
Abscesses of the jaw, 198. [660.]
Pressure in the left upper jaw, 1.
Twice in the space of five minutes he felt severe pains along the course of the right inferior maxillary nerve, each time five or six very painful and distinct lancinations ; while lying down, some time after, very severe headache, and the same painful lancinations along the maxillary nerve, 92.

MOUTH

Teeth and Gums.
Gnashing of teeth, 19.
Convulsive grinding of the teeth, 51.
Grinding of the teeth, while asleep, 1.*
Considerable deposit of tartar at the base of the teeth (in a dentist , who took the greatest care of his teeth), 90.
Falling out of all the teeth, 51.
The upper teeth of the right side began to loosen and were removed with the fingers, 169.
Painful looseness of the teeth; they feel sore per se , and still more when chewing; the gums are likewise painful to the touch, and the cheek swollen, 1.
A tooth becomes loose and prominent, in the morning; the gum of that tooth is painful to the touch ; that part of the cheek behind which the tooth is located is still more painful on the outside; the tooth is not painful when biting the teeth together, 1.* [670.]
Progressive caries of the teeth, with unbearable toothache, 166.
Dulness of teeth, as if she could not chew with them, 99.
The tooth seemed longer than natural; was sensitive to pressure and cold water; was somewhat loosened, 169.*
Pain in teeth, 201.
Toothache, in all the teeth of left side, 99.
Toothache all day in the left upper jaw, 92.
Pain of some of the teeth as if they were loose and would fall out; the pain is not increased by chewing (after one hour), 1.*
Slight toothache on rising; it soon becomes extremely severe, with profuse salivation, 92.
Toothache, at night, shortly after going to sleep; it wakes her, 1.
In the evening, for four or five minutes, slight but well-marked pains in the upper, and especially in the lower, molars of the right side, 92. [680.]
Upper teeth painful when biting on them, 99.
Toothache, more aching than drawing, 1.
Severe dull aching pain in the tooth, extending to all the teeth of that side, 169.
Tearing in teeth, regularly recurring at night, 218.
Tearing in the teeth and head, driving her almost to frenzy; she strikes her head with her fist; shortly before the menses, 1.
Jerking, continuous toothache, extending as far as the temple , relieved or arrested by sitting up, 1.*
The toothache always consists of very distinct painful stitches, 92.
Abscess over the canine (upper), on the right side; on being opened, discharged freely a sanious pus, for several weeks, 169.
Characteristic deposit of false membrane on the gums, 92.
Swollen gums, completely covered with a network of white false membrane, 90. [690.]
Swollen, bleeding gums, very painful to touch , and spotted white, 90.
The gingivo-labial groove is much injected, 90.
A purple-red line on the gums, 139.
A large portion of the alveolar process of the superior maxilla becomes detached and was removed, 169.
Nightly tearing pain in the gums of the incisors, intolerable as long as he lies on the affected side, but arrested by the warmth of the stove ; on the following morning the nose is swollen and painful to the touch (after three days), 1.
Stitching in the gums in the morning, 1.
Tongue.
Swollen tongue, 113.
Inflammation and swelling, externally and internally, about the root of the tongue, 201.*
*On the edges of the tongue, five superficial ulcers as large as a pea, 116.
Tongue clean, 128. [700.]
Tongue thickly coated, 104, 135 , etc.
Mucous coating on tongue, 150.
Tongue much furred, 202.
Tongue furred, with a red streak down the middle and redness of the tip, 193.*
Very coated tongue, sometimes with red edges, 220.*
*White tongue, 23.
Thin white coating on tongue, 99.
Tongue coated whitish, 109, 132.*
The tongue, roof of the mouth, gums, fauces, and throat became covered with a thick white velvety coating, growing drier and darker until the fourteenth day, when it began to loosen and detach itself, in small pieces at first, but soon came off rapidly, and was discharged by the bowels in large quantities, having the fetor of putrid animal matter, leaving the mouth, throat, stomach, and bowels acutely tender for some time, 167.
The upper surface of the tongue was white, not coated, but thickened, 117. [710.]
Tongue white and dry, 204.*
The tongue grayish, swollen, 102.
Tongue coated yellowish-white, 102.*
Tongue at its base covered with a yellow coating, and red at the tip and edges, 154.
*Bluish tongue, 38.
Tongue and lips bright red, 224.
Tongue fiery red, smooth and dry, 167.*
Thick, brownish coating on tongue, 209.
Tongue with very protruding papillæ, at the end scarlet, 104.
Patchy tongue, 224. [720.]
Scalded tongue, 225.
Moist tongue, 124.
Tongue moist, whitish in the centre, 151.
Tongue moist and icy, 197.
*Dryness of the tongue, 26, 47 , etc.
*Dry and brown coated tongue, 113.
Dry tongue, coated toward the back, 113.
Tongue dry, and morbidly red, with papillæ considerably raised at the tip, 199.*
Insensible tongue, as if burnt and dead, and no taste, 1.
(Feeling of dryness on the tongue), 31. [730.]
Weakness and pains in the tongue, 162.
Violent burning on the tongue , in the palate and throat, 113.*
Violent burning on the tongue, in the pharynx and stomach, 152.*
Pain in the tongue, as if covered with burning painful vesicles, 1.*
The tongue feels painful, as if corroded, on the side of the tip (after fourteenth day), 1.
Tongue seemed thick, 1.
Boring pain in the right border of the tongue, in a sort of half sleep, 1.
Stitching pain in the root of the tongue, as if a fishbone were lodged there, when swallowing or turning the head, 1.
Mouth, Etc.
Mucous membrane of the mouth slightly abraded, 199.
Painful blisters in the mouth and on the tongue, 103.*
Numerous aphthæ in the whole mouth, 150.* [740.]
Aphthæ in the mouth, at first white, then becoming black, 144.
Disgusting smell from the mouth, 99.
Fetor of the breath, with superficial ulceration of the gums and throat, 171.
Hemorrhage from the mouth and rectum, 54.
Slimy mouth and throat (two hours), 1.
Dryness of the mouth, 118, 132 , etc.*
(Great dryness in the mouth), 55.
Dry mouth and thick tongue, 92.
Dry mouth, with violent thirst, 218.
Violent dryness in the mouth and great thirst, 1.* [750.]
*Feeling of great dryness in the mouth, with violent thirst; he drinks little at a time, 9.
He imagines he has sand in his mouth, 135.
Long-continued feeling of roughness in the hard palate, 2.
Pain in the mouth, beginning on the left side, and afterwards affecting all the gums (after some days), 90.
Heat in the mouth and throat, 195.
Burning in the mouth and pharynx, 110.*
*Burning in the mouth along the pharynx, and in the pit of the stomach, 164.
*Mouth, pharynx, and œsophagus commenced to burn violently, 129.
*Much saliva; he must spit often, 6.
Frequent spitting, 141. [760.]
Frequent spitting, 90.
Considerable salivation, 90.
Copious salivation, 185.
Salivation has been observed to follow, especially when small doses have been given for a length of time, 171.
Acrid fluid rises into the mouth, 1.
Diminished secretion of saliva, 92.
Saliva bloody, 43, 139.
Bitter saliva, 1.
Dry taste in the mouth, as of wood, 1.
The food tastes as if not salted enough, 1. [770.]
Beer has a flat taste, 1.
Unpleasant taste, 119.
Disgusting sour taste in the mouth, 116.
He complained of a detestable taste in the mouth and fauces, 102.
*The food tastes salt, 1.
Disagreeable metallic taste in the mouth, 192.
*Sour taste, 99.
Disgusting sour taste in the mouth, 116.
Sour taste in the mouth; the food likewise tastes sour, 1.
*Bitter mouth, without having eaten anything, 1.
(Bitter taste, mornings), 5. [780.]
Bitter taste in the mouth after a meal, 1.*
Bitter, repulsive taste in the mouth, after eating and drinking, 1.
Bitter mouth, with yellow diarrhœa, 13.
Malt beer tastes bitter, 1.
Putrid and fetid taste in the mouth, 1.
Putrid taste, mornings, like spoiled meat, 1.
Loss of power of speech, 201.
He cannot speak, for he cannot approximate the lips; the lower one is burned, hanging down, everted, and very painful, 102.

THROAT

Throat in General.
*Ulcerated throat, 225. [790.]
Ulcerated sore throat (while the paper was being removed from the walls), 225.
Erosions of the throat fester deeply, 116.
Excessive swelling of the left carotid, when stooping, 2.
Swelling of the submaxillary glands, with aching and contusive pain, 1.
(Swelling of submaxillary glands, with painfulness to external pressure), 5.
Hard swelling of the left submaxillary gland, increasing in the evening (Sr.).
Parotid and submaxillary glands much swollen, 198.
(Inflammation of the throat), 36.
Contraction of the throat, 191.
The throat is constricted, 139. [800.]
Bitter throat after a meal, the food having a natural taste every other day ( like a tertian fever ), 1.
*Sweetish taste also in throat, 209.
Hawks up gray mucus, 1.
Constant spitting of saliva and mucus from fauces, 102.
Extreme dryness of the throat, 193.
Feeling of dryness in the throat; she had to drink all the time, as if parched, 1.
Dryness and burning in throat, 219.*
Dryness and contraction of the throat, 119.
*Dryness, soreness, scraping, and burning in throat, 99.
Dry throat, with violent thirst, 218. [810.]
Roughness and hoarseness in the throat, mornings, 1.
Sensation as if a hair were in the throat, 1.
Pain in throat in the evening, 92.
Pain in throat and mouth, 161.
Pain in throat and stomach, 87, 162.
Excruciating pains and burning sensation in throat and stomach, 185.
Burning in the throat, 15, 31 , etc.*
Heat and burning in the throat, 150.
Heat and uneasiness in throat, 204.
Heat and excruciating pain in throat, 201. [820.]
Heat and lancinating pain in throat, 201.
Excruciating heat and oppression in the throat, as if burning and suffocating, 181.
Burning and dryness in the throat, 177.
Sensation of heat in throat and stomach, 182.
Burning in the throat and region of the stomach, 114, 181.*
Violent burning, as if fire in the throat and chest, 135.
*A burning sensation from the pit of the stomach up the pharynx into the throat, where it is most violent, causes a marked scraping, and hinders swallowing, 116.
Sensation in the throat as of a lump of mucus, which tastes of blood, 1.
Globus hystericus, 221.
The throat feels closed internally, as by swelling, 99. [830.]
Sense of constriction of the throat, 54, 173 , etc.
Suffocative constriction in throat, 99.
Choking sensation, 99.
Sense of constriction, with feeling of dryness or burning heat in the throat, 171.
Sore throat, 99, 224.
Quite painful sore throat, 92.
Capricious sore throat, 220.
Scraping in throat as of rancid grease, when swallowing the first mouthful in the morning, 1.
Uvula, Etc.
Uvula somewhat swollen and red, 116.
Scraping sensation behind the velum pendulum palati, between the acts of deglutition, 1. [840.]
Tonsils swollen, with false membrane, 221.
Superficial excoriation of the fauces, 116.
The fauces red and swollen, 162.
Fauces exceedingly red, 116.
Burning in the fauces, 37, 52.
Heat and dryness of the fauces, 187.*
Much constriction of the fauces, 193.
Pain in the pharynx when talking, 99.
Pain in the pharynx and abdomen, 116.
Cramp in the pharynx, 114. [850.]
Burning sensation in pharynx, œsophagus, and stomach, 210.
Tearing pain in the pharynx and along the whole throat, even when not swallowing, 1.
Twisting sensation in the fauces and stomach, as if a thread were rolled up into a ball, 15 . ["Observed after an antidote."]
At the base of each pillar of the pharynx a large aphtha surrounded with a red areola, with redness of the pharynx, for four or five days, 92.
Paralytic condition of the pharynx and œsophagus; the bread went down with great difficulty, as if the œsophagus had not strength enough to swallow it; he heard it fall down with a rumbling noise, 1.
*Burning in the pharynx, 113, 116 , etc.
*Violent burning in the pharynx and œsophagus as far as the stomach, 128.
Violent burning in the pharynx and stomach, 136.
*Constriction of the pharynx (œsophagus), 43.
Soreness in pharynx, 99. [860.]
Sensation of a slight burning in the œsophagus, 155.
Sensation of burning pain down the œsophagus, 200.
Burning sensation along the œsophagus, 128, 151.
Pain, burning, etc., in the œsophagus and stomach, 170.
There was evidently a spasmodic contraction of the œsophagus, 185.
In the œsophagus, sensation of soreness, 160.
Constant sensation of desire to swallow saliva, 187.
Dysphagia, 150.
Painful deglutition, 43.
Swallowing very difficult and painful, 139.* [870.]
Difficult swallowing ( 36 ), 99 , etc.
Swallowing very difficult, 121.*
Difficult swallowing on account of small ulcers in the throat, 116.
The throat feels closed up; nothing can pass through the pharynx, 23.
Inability to swallow, 99, 201.

STOMACH

Appetite and Thirst.
*Appetite morbidly increased, 159.
Constant craving for food, 224.
Desire for sour things, 9.
Great desire for acids and acid fruit, 1.
Inclination for lard, 99. [880.]
Capricious appetite, 99.
Inclination to eat, but everything is repugnant, 99.
*No appetite; still, he relishes the food he eats, 1.
Diminished appetite, 218.
No appetite for dinner, 92.
Want of appetite, 119, 113 , etc.*
Want of appetite for eight days, 128.
Want of hunger and appetite for ten days, 3.
(Want of appetite, and violent thirst), 84.*
Want of appetite, and a pressing sensation in the region of the stomach, 114. [890.]
Loss of appetite ( 31 ), 19 , etc.*
Complete loss of appetite ( 36 ), 222.*
Complete loss of appetite, all through the proving, 92.
Loss of appetite, or else unusual craving for food, 224.
*Aversion to food, 23.
*Aversion to all food, 116.
*Great aversion to food, 92.
Aversion to butter, 1, 99.
Can eat nothing, everything is repugnant, 1.*
(He cannot think of food without feeling nauseated), 11 . [As S. 188] [900.]
*Loathing of food, 1 , ( 34 .)
Inability to get nourishment swallowed, 15 . ["After antidote."]
Thirst ( 36 ), 54 , etc.
Thirst and dryness of the mouth, with a peculiar thick white saliva, 224.*
Thirst and anxiety, 113.
Increased thirst, 103, 104 , etc.
A good deal of thirst, at night, owing to dryness in the throat, ceasing in the morning, 1.
Great thirst, 187, 225 , etc.
Urgent thirst, 204.
Excessive thirst, 23.* [910.]
*Excessive thirst; drinking did not refresh him, 19.
*Excessive thirst; he drinks much, but little at a time, 9, 10 , ( 15 , "not found").
Intense thirst, 171, 200 , etc.*
Thirst violent, 173, 200.*
Thirst so violent that he drank eleven jugs of water in half a day, 125.*
Violent tormenting thirst, 116.
Violent thirst, not without appetite, 37.
Thirst, violent, continued, 24.
Unquenchable thirst ( 31 ), 26 , etc.*
*Unquenchable thirst, with dryness of the tongue, pharynx, and œsophagus, 14. [920.]
The thirst became unquenchable in the evening, 134.
Unquenchable thirst, from morning till evening; he has to drink water every ten minutes, 3.
The vomiting ceases; he only constantly cries, "I am thirsty," 102.
Constant thirst, 99, 184.
(Suffocative thirst), 20.
Burning thirst, 115 , ( 47 , "not found").
Burning thirst , without especial desire to drink, 163.*
Burning, unquenchable thirst, 141.
*He calls for refreshing fruits, and sucks slices of lemon with great eagerness, 102.
*Desire for vinegar water, 1. [930.]
Great desire for milk, which was usually repulsive to her, 1.
Great desire for coffee, 1.
[Desire for brandy, -H.], 5.
Thirst not very marked, 135.
She does not wish to drink, 121.
Absence of thirst, 1.
No thirst during the chilliness, 1.*
Eructations and Hiccough.
*Frequent eructation, 132.
Many eructations, especially after drinking, 1.
Continual eructations, 61. [940.]
Unsuccessful eructations, 1.
Violent empty eructations, with confusion of the head (after thirty-six hours), 1.
Frequent empty eructations (half an hour), 1.
Eructations of air, 99.
Eructations tasting of the ingesta, 1.
Bitter eructations after a meal, with gulping up of a bitter, greenish mucus, 1.
Eructations occasioned by flatulence moving upward, 1.
Sour eructations after dinner, 1.
Eructations of foul-smelling gases, 166.
Eructation and hiccough, 136. [950.]
Eructation and nausea, 124.
Waterbrash (after 4 in the afternoon), 1.
Hiccough, 121, 144 , etc.*
During the night hiccough, 116.
Hiccough, at night, when rising, with a scraping repulsive taste in the mouth, 1.
Long-lasting hiccough, in the hour when the fever ought to have come, 1.*
Frequent hiccough after a meal, followed by eructations, 7.
Frequent hiccough and eructations, 13.
Violent hiccough, 223.
Convulsive hiccough, 23.
Nausea. [960.]
Qualmishness, at 11 in the forenoon, and 3 in the afternoon, 1.
In the morning, when waking, she feels qualmish and nauseated, as high up as the chest; afterwards, she vomits white mucus and has a bitterish taste in her mouth, 1.
*Nausea, 119, 128 , etc.; [t] , etc.
Increased nausea, 216.
Intense nausea, 210.
Daily nausea, 219.
Nausea in the pharynx and stomach, 1.
Frequent nausea, with a sweetish taste in the mouth, not always after a meal, 1.
Nausea, which seems to be seated in the throat, with accumulation of water in the mouth, 1.
Nausea when sitting; water got into the mouth, as in waterbrash; the nausea disappeared on walking into the open air, and was succeeded by profuse discharge of papescent stools (after seven hours), 7. [970.]
Nausea before a meal; after eating or drinking, distension, or pressure and cutting in the abdomen, 1.
Nausea, with anguish, 23.*
Nausea, with imperfect waterbrash, shortly before and after dinner, 1.
Nausea, with frequent inclination to vomit, 196.
Nausea and desire to vomit, obliging him to lie down , in the forenoon; accompanied with tearing around the knuckles, and in the dorsum of the foot, 1.
Disgust, nausea and vomiting, mostly two hours after eating, no matter how light the food was, 166.
Nausea, then vomiting, 124.
Constricting nausea, followed by vomiting, 157.
Nausea and vomiting, 177, 217.
Nausea, and occasional vomiting, 193. [980.]
Nausea and violent vomiting, 128, 141.
Constant nausea and vomiting for several hours, 170.
Nausea at times increases, so that one vomits food, mucus, and a fluid partly acid and partly bitter, 155.
Long-lasting nausea, with faintness, tremor, heat all over, and shuddering, after a few hours, 1.*
Great sickness of the stomach, accompanied by a copious flow of tenacious saliva, 210.
Sickness and vomiting, 220.
Inclination to vomit, 19.
Inclination to vomit, without vomiting, 116, 159 , etc.
Desire to vomit, and violent vomiting, 4.
Inclination to vomit, after the heat, 1. [990.]
Desire to vomit, also in the open air, 1.
Constant inclination to vomit, with rare vomiting, but frequent retching, which as it seemed increased periodically with oppression, 113.*
Desire to vomit; qualmishness when sitting up in bed, and frequently sudden vomiting, 9.
Drinking brandy lessens the inclination to vomit, 128.*
Unusual tendency to retching, brought on by crying or coughing, 225.
Retching, 203.
Frequent ineffectual retching, 154.*
Ineffectual retching, continues almost without interruption, 110.*
(Empty retching), 36.
Violent retching, 110, 123.* [1000.]
Constant retching, without real vomiting, 119.
Retching, and sometimes vomiting, 168.
Violent retching and vomiting, 204.
Very violent retching and vomiting, 204.
The retching and vomiting nearly approached convulsions, 185.
Retching, with frequent vomiting of white mucus, 125.
Retching and vomiting as soon as he has taken a few spoonfuls of soup, 132.
Retching and repeated violent vomiting of mucus and bile, 124.
Attempts at vomiting, 181.
Very great effort to vomit, 121.
Vomiting. [1010.]
Vomiting, 47 , ( 56 ), (and numerous others).
Vomited a little, 186.
Vomiting freely, 194.
He vomits very easily, even after slight meals, 128.
Severe vomiting, 206, 207.
Violent vomiting, 205.
Violent vomiting, as if the bowels would be torn asunder, 99.
Continued violent vomiting, with the sensation as if it would tear out his stomach and intestines, as with a pair of forceps, 123.*
Violent vomiting, not only of the food last taken, but also of the fluid contents of the stomach, 128.*
Violent vomiting, lasting, with little interruption, half a day, at times mixed with blood, with cutting in the stomach, 156. [1020.]
The vomiting is generally violent and incessant, and excited by any substance taken into the stomach, 171.*
Very violent vomiting, 110, 114 , etc.
Violent vomiting, with internal burning, thirst, and heat, 23.
He vomited several times very violently, at first fragments of food, then water, with great relief, 128.
Most violent vomiting, with fearful pains in the abdomen and legs, 114.
Vomiting not copious, with remarkable effort, 116.*
Excessive and most difficult vomiting of the beverage, and of yellow-green mucus and water, with bitter taste in the mouth, which remained a long time after, 9.*
Frequent vomiting, 224.
Repeated vomiting, for forty-eight hours, 107.
Vomiting at short intervals till the next day, 128. [1030.]
More frequent vomiting, not only bilious, but bloody and slimy, every half hour, day and night, 218.
During painful, continued retching, vomiting repeated at least every ten minutes, 136.
Frequent labored vomiting, 140.
Vomiting, almost incessant, and very severe, continuing six hours, then recurring by spells, for twenty-four hours, 167.
Almost incessant vomiting for forty-eight hours, with fearful burning in the abdomen, and thirst that cannot be satisfied, 105.*
Incessant vomiting, 182.
Vomiting cannot be stopped, with violent retching, griping in the abdomen, and pains, 109.
Vomiting bitter, 96, 99.
*Vomiting of a bitter green-yellow liquid, 124.
Vomiting of ingesta, 202, 209.* [1040.]
(Vomiting of the ingesta, for several weeks), 57.
*Vomited all the food he took, 224.
Inability to retain nourishment, which is thrown up as soon as it touches the stomach, 218.*
Vomiting of food and white mucus, 118.
Vomiting of food, mixed with a tenacious mass, 121.
Even water is immediately thrown off the stomach, 218.*
*At first he ejected food by vomiting, then mucus and green bile, 103.
Vomiting of food mixed with a reddish-brown liquid, 110.
Frequent vomiting of food; soon after, repeated diarrhœa, with relief, 128.
Vomiting of large quantity of fluid, 185. [1050.]
Watery vomiting, 99.
Vomiting white fluid, 173.
Vomiting of a scanty yellowish fluid, streaked with green, 210.
Copious vomiting of pale yellow liquid, 134.
Vomiting, without effort, of yellow mucus, 204.
Greenish bitter vomiting, 209.
Bilious vomiting, 218.*
*Severe bilious vomiting, 190.
*Copious vomiting of bilious matter, 124.
Vomiting of bile on getting up, 93. [1060.]
*When vomiting, much green bile was ejected, 103.
Vomiting of much green bile in the first hours, 104.
Vomiting of bile and mucus, 209.
Vomiting of green matter at night, of whitish stuff next morning, 23.
Violent vomiting of mucus, bilious and frothy masses, 116.
With tormenting retching, violent vomiting of a large quantity of greenish liquid, and two stools, consisting of the food eaten the day previous, almost undigested, 136.
Vomiting of thick, glairy mucus, 15 . ["After antidote"]
Vomiting, two or three times, of a tenacious mucus and brownish mass, 134.
Vomiting of brown and green substances, 158.
Vomiting of an alternately thin or thick brownish-dark substance, with violent exertion and increase of the pain in the stomach , without subsequent relief, 19. [1070.]
Violent vomiting of a brown turbid matter, mixed with mucus, and sometimes streaked with blood, 171.*
*Vomiting of a brownish substance, frequently mixed with blood, with violent exertion, 19.
The vomited matter was colorless, pale-yellow, mixed with a little frothy saliva, or several streaks of blood, 121.
Vomiting of blood-streaked mucus, 130.
Vomiting mucus mixed with blood, 226.
Vomiting of blood, 58, 137.*
Profuse melæna; vomited blood, and his sputa was tinged with it, 193.
Violent vomiting of blood, and evacuation of dark blood (with which a violent burning pain was felt in the anus); there was such a mass of blood that not a drop seemed left in the body, 105.
Vomiting of bloody mucus, 43.
Vomiting of mucus and blood, 139, 209.* [1080.]
The matters discharged from the stomach and bowels may have a yellowish color, or may be colored by blood, or by a mixture of blood and bile, and then present various shades of brown or olive-green. They may be milky white, consisting of flakes of mucus mixed with white arsenic, 171.
The ejecta tasted bitter, like acrid bile, and looked green, 135.
Vomiting on raising the head, 226.*
Vomiting, an hour after getting up (for the first time in his life), 93.
Vomiting, immediately after a meal , without nausea, 3.
Vomiting after each meal, 217.
*Vomiting every time after drinking, 118.
*After each drink the vomiting is renewed, with violent pains in the abdomen and pharynx, 116.
Vomiting periodic, more a retching, 113. [1090.]
Vomiting every half hour, without pain or other appearance of suffering, 216.
Vomiting, especially in the night, which lessened toward morning, when diarrhœa appeared, 113.
The vomiting is relieved by water, 128.
*The vomiting brings no relief, 171.
Violent vomiting, and very violent bleeding of the nose, 105.
Vomiting of a substance which causes constriction of the throat, 150.
Amid fearful retchings and convulsive contractions of the stomach, he had to vomit six times, 109.
Vomiting, and afterwards violent diarrhœa, 113.
Occasional vomiting and purging, 170.
Vomiting and diarrhœa, 108, 110 , etc.* [1100.]
*Excessive vomiting and diarrhœa, 54.
*Violent vomiting and purging, 183.
*Violent vomiting and purging, frequently repeated, 134.
*Violent vomiting and diarrhœa for four days, 115.
Violent, continued vomiting, with diarrhœa, 13.
Vomiting, alternating with diarrhœa; after which, lasting constipation, 113.
Vomiting and painful diarrhœa, 150.
Vomiting, and diarrhœa of greenish bloody water, 105.
Vomiting and purging of dark-colored matters, 189.
He vomited, the first two days and nights, about twenty times (which ceased only after eight days), and purged often, especially at first, 154. [1110.]
Vomiting and diarrhœa bloody, 159.
Vomiting and diarrhœa, during the whole night, 162.
Vomiting and purging, with unbearable odor, 120.
Horrid cries accompany the vomiting, which continues day and night, 39 . ["Cited from Cardanus"]
The vomiting returned accompanied by violent palpitation of the heart (second day), 216.
Vomiting was followed by pain in the small of the back, 210.
Vomiting, eighteen to twenty times in succession, after which she became very weary, so that she could not speak, could only complain of her abdomen, 113.
Vomiting of a thin, bluish, dirty yellow substance, followed by great debility, 19.
Vomiting with diarrhœa, directly after the swoon, 20.
Vomited several times, then feel asleep, and slept until near midnight, 170. [1120.]
Violent vomiting, followed by copious sweating, 210.
Incessant vomiting of the milk that had been taken, with roaring like a wild animal, on account of pain, 102.
Frequent vomiting, with apprehensions of death, 23.*
Vomiting with returning consciousness, 141.
Violent vomiting and frequent unconsciousness, lasting but a few moments; immediately after, trembling, abdominal pain, and repeated stools followed, 150.
The vomiting occurs mostly by paroxysms, without great exertion, 103.
Stomach.
Inflammation of the stomach is a constant post mortem appearance, whether the poison have entered the system by a wound or ulcerated surface, or by swallowing, 171.
Severe inflammation of the whole alimentary mucous membrane, 167.
The stomach, duodenum, and rectum were much inflamed (post mortem), 171.
Weak digestion, and dislike to meat, 224. [1130.]
*Disturbed digestion from the slightest food, 105.
Digestion difficult (eight months), 180.
Indigestion, 128.
Stomach distended and hard, 217.
The stomach begins to distend, and is warmer than the rest of the body, 19.
(Distension of the region of the stomach and hypochondria, previous to stool), 15 . ["After antidote."]
Distension of the epigastric region, 19.
Gastric acidity, 128.
Violent spasms of the stomach and bowels, 168.
Spasm of the stomach, with violent colic, diarrhœa, and fainting fits, 62. [1140.]
(Excessively violent spasm of the stomach, with thirst), 31.
Feeling of great weakness in the epigastrium, so that she trembled, after micturition, 1.
Uncomfortable sensation in the stomach, 128.
Unpleasant sensation in the stomach, 117.
*Anxiety in the region of the stomach, 113.
Anxiety in the pit of the stomach, 6.*
Great anxiety about the pit of the stomach, 18, 60 , etc.*
*Anxiety in the pit of the stomach, rising high up, at night, 1.
Pains in the region of the stomach, 115, 116.
Pain in the stomach, 15 , ( 18 ), etc. [1150.]
Cardialgia, 141.
The stomach and pharynx painful, 139.
Pains in the stomach, causing nausea, 15 . ["After antidote."]
Pains in the region of the stomach and in the abdomen, 130.
Pain in the scrobiculus cordis, 193.
Pain in the pit of the stomach arresting the breathing, 1.*
Considerable pain and great heat in the epigastric region, 187.
Great painfulness of the stomach, 43.
Great pain in the epigastric region, 161.
Great pain in epigastric region in paroxysms, 199. [1160.]
Severe pain across the epigastric region, 200.
Violent pain in the epigastrium, 151, 162.
He appeared to have violent pains, lamented, groaned, screamed, pressed with his hand on the epigastric region, but did not locate the pain verbally, as in general nothing was to be found out from him, 110.
The child showed signs of great pains in the stomach and abdomen, 116.
He experiences pain only in the stomach, 102.
The stomach was the seat of the most vivid suffering, 181.
Cries and complainings of indescribable anguish in the pit of the stomach, without distension or colic, 13.
Excruciating pain in region of stomach, 201.
Terrible distress in the stomach, 170.
In the evening, pain in the stomach, 92. [1170.]
Constant pains in stomach (eight months), 180.
Pains and cramps in stomach, with vomitings and waterbrash, becoming very severe, 219.
Pains in the stomach seemed to be associated with violent retching, 210.
*Pain in the stomach seemed to be the result of violent efforts to vomit, 210.
Symptoms of inflammation of the stomach, 188.
Pains in the stomach and intestines, 155.
Violent pains in the epigastric and umbilical regions, 151.
Violent pains in the stomach and abdomen, 122.
Constant internal chilliness in the epigastric region ; he is never clad warm enough; the parts feel warm when touched, 1.
Sensation in the stomach as if it would burn, 102. [1180.]
Heat rises from stomach, 99.
Burning around the pit of the stomach, 1.
*Burning in the stomach, 116, 159 , etc.
*Burning in the pit of the stomach, 19, 31 , etc.
*Violent burning pains in the stomach, 163.
Violent burning pains in the stomach and intestines, 128.*
Burning in the stomach like fire, 15.
Burning in the stomach like red-hot coals, 166.
*In the stomach fearful burning pains, 121.
*Intense burning in the region of the stomach, 226. [1190.]
Intense heat and burning of the epigastrium, 167.
Intense burning pain in the region of the stomach, increased by pressure, 171.*
Heat and uneasiness in stomach, 204.
Heat, pain, and pressure in the pit of the stomach, 19.
Constant and considerable burning in the stomach and chest, 83.
Red-hot burning, with great anxiety in the region of the stomach, with tormenting retching, 114.*
Burning in the pit of the stomach, with aching pain, 51.
Burning in the stomach, with pressure as of a load, 13.
Burning in the stomach, and pain increased by touch in the stomach and liver, 173.
Momentary relief of burning and nausea followed the vomiting, 210. [1200.]
Feeling of repletion in the stomach, with aversion to food, and pain in the stomach after eating, in the evening, 1.
Severe pain in the stomach, as if it were distended in its whole extent, and would be torn, 52.
Pain in the stomach, as if full of flatulence; eased at first, after vomiting and diarrhœa, but subsequently returning with greater violence, 13.
Sensation of tension in epigastric region, 208.
Repletion in the epigastric region, with pinching in the abdomen, 1.
Contractive sensation in the region of the stomach, 123.
Violent contractive sensation in the region of the stomach, 122.
*Painful contraction in the epigastrium, 148.
Violent contraction of the stomach and pharynx, and painful burning, 129.
Pinching in the pit of stomach toward the right side, causing her to stoop, 99. [1210.]
Cramps in the stomach, and feeling as if he had an attack of cholera, 172.*
Especially in the region of the stomach fearfully violent cramps and pains, 109.
Violent cramp in the stomach and abdomen, 159, 160.
Spasmodic pain in the stomach, two hours after midnight, 1.
Periodic spasmodic pains in the stomach and bowels, 19.
Stomachache, 110, 133.
Unbearable stomachache, with constantly increasing anxiety and cries for help, 114.
Drawing pain in the evening when sitting, commencing in the pit of the stomach, and extending around the lower border of the left ribs , as if something were torn loose, 1.*
Painful drawing in the stomach, with slight shivering, 154.
Oppressive feeling of heaviness in the stomach, 13. [1220.]
Weight in the stomach, and anorexia, all day, 92.
Weight in the stomach, as of a stone, after a meal, 6.*
Pressure on the stomach painful, 102, 106 , etc.*
Pressure at the exterior wall of the stomach, when talking (after half an hour), 1.
Pressure at the orifice of the stomach and in the fauces, after a meal, as if the food remained high up, followed by empty eructations, 1.
Pressure in the region of the stomach and pit of the stomach, 58, 61.
Pressure in pit of stomach, 98.
Hard pressure over the pit of the stomach (immediately), 1.
Pressure in epigastrium, which is tense, though scarcely sensitive to even deep pressure, 209.
Pressure at the stomach for three hours, shortly after breakfast and dinner, accompanied with empty eructations, and a nauseating relaxation of the body, 1. [1230.]
Pressure about the stomach, so that he cannot stand up, as soon as he has eaten something, not immediately, but after a little while, 1.
Strong pressure in stomach after swallowing a little soup, 99.
Strangulating feeling in the stomach, with increased sensitiveness to touch, 166.
(Cutting pain in the stomach), 55.
Cutting, spasmodic pains in the stomach, hypochondria, and chest, 105.
Gnawing, corrosive pain in the stomach, 15.
Stitching pain in the pit of the stomach, during cough, 1.
Intolerable pricking pain in the stomach, as though as thousand red-hot needles were sticking through the stomach, 212.
Tearing in the stomach and abdomen, 115.
Dull tearing, transversely across the region of the stomach, when walking in the afternoon, 1. [1240.]
Violent tearing-boring pain and spasm in the stomach and intestines, 19.*
Tearing, spasmodic, aching pain in the stomach, 19.
*Pain in the stomach, tenderness on pressure, 191.
Pains on touching the regions of the stomach and bladder, 110.
Stomach tender to pressure, 202.*
Tenderness of pit of stomach to pressure, 203.*
Soreness in pit of stomach, when talking, drawing breath, or moving about, 99.
He complained little of pain, but the region of the stomach was sensitive to external pressure, 103.
Regions of stomach and navel sensitive, 155.*
Stomach remarkably sensitive, 132, 137. [1250.]
On touching the region of the stomach slight pain, 117, 163.
Acute pain on pressure over the epigastrium, 183.
At first the region of the stomach, afterwards more especially the regions of the liver and the abdomen, are painful to touch, 104.
The region of the stomach very sensitive, with very violent pains in the intestinal canal, 121.
Pains in and around stomach, which becomes sensitive to pressure, 218.
Throbbing pains in epigastrium; prevent sleep, 222.
Frequent spasmodic jerks from the pit of the stomach to the rectum, causing him to start, 1.
Gnawing and pricking (hard and fine beating) pain in the pit of the stomach, with a feeling of tension, 1.
Itching at the pit of the stomach, obliging him to scratch, 92.
He constantly scratched the skin of the epigastrium with his nails, 102. [1260.]
Could not bear any wine, even the smallest portion, 166.
The pains in the stomach are relieved by sweet milk, 128.

ARSENICUM ALBUM. ABDOMEN

Hypochondriac and Umbilical Regions.
Irritation of liver, with yellowish, or sickly pale look, 219.
*Pain in the region of the liver, 154.
Violent pain in the right hypochondriac region, 13.
Pain in the right hypochondriac and adjoining lumbar regions, the pain extending from these parts sometimes through the abdomen, sometimes into the right groin and side of the abdomen, like renal colic; urine unchanged, 13.
*Acute pain over region of the liver, much increased on pressure, 200.
Hypochondria tense and shaken by convulsions, 141.
Increased tension in the hypochondria during the paroxysm of fever; he is almost unable to lie on one side, 1.
Pressing sensation in the liver when walking in the open air, 1. [1270.]
Drawing-stitching pain under the left hypochondrium, extending into the chest, when clearing the throat, 1.
Hypertrophy of spleen, 221.
[Swelling of the spleen, which had been indurated formerly. -H.], 5.
*Violent pains about the navel, causing him to bend forward, increased by touch and on attempting to raise himself, or to lie on the back, 140.
Pains in the abdomen below the navel, 210.
Drawing colic in the umbilical region (after two hours), 1.
Dysenteric colic in the umbilical region, 56 . ["Tormina circa umbilicum"]
Abdomen in General.
*Swollen abdomen, 218.
Abdomen swollen and painful, 26.*
Bowels rather tympanitic, 186. [1280.]
Abdomen fuller than usual, 189.
Excessive swelling of the abdomen, 46.
Swelling of the abdomen and of the orbital region, 113.
Violent painless distension of the abdomen after a meal; he had to lean his back against something to be relieved, 1.
Abdomen swollen and tense, 190.
Distended abdomen, 120, 129 , etc.*
Distension of the abdomen after stool, 1.
*Distension and pain in the abdomen, 45, 217.
Bloatedness every morning, with emission of flatulence a few hours after, 1.
The abdomen was soft and not distended, 102. [1290.]
Abdomen soft and sunken, 117.
Spasms and pinching in the abdomen, in the evening after lying down, with breaking out of sweat; afterwards emission of flatulence and thin stool, 1.
Great flatulence, 225.
Flatulence having a putrid smell (after eleven hours), 7.
The flatulence rises, and causes eructations, 1.
Emission of a quantity of flatulence preceded by loud grumbling in the abdomen, 7.
Rumbling in the bowels, 55, 96.*
Rumbling in the abdomen, as of much flatulence, 1.
Rumbling in the abdomen, without stool, 1.
Violent rumbling in the abdomen, 104. [1300.]
Rumbling in the bowels, morning on waking, 1.
Gurgling in the abdomen; flatulence, 166.
Weakness of the abdominal muscles, 1.
Tendency to inflammation of duodenum, with violent pains, 99.
Uneasiness in the abdomen, but only when at rest, 1.
Uncomfortable feeling in the abdomen, afterwards colic, and very frequent vomiting, 150.
Excessively unpleasant feeling in the whole abdomen, 13.
Anxiety in the abdomen, with fever and thirst, 13.
*Pain in bowels, 186.
Pains in abdomen, 206, 217 , etc.* [1310.]
Pain over the abdomen, 200.
Much pain in abdomen, 197.
Unbearable pains in the abdomen, 127.
The pain in the abdomen becomes seated in the left side, 1.
*Pains in the abdomen, with unbearable anxiety, 116.
*Anxiety, with pains in abdomen so violent that he grasped those about him, and again pushed them from him; frequently jumped out of bed and sat on the chamber, or ran about, 113.
Pains in abdomen and legs, 224.
Pain in the abdomen, with heat in the face, 1.
Abdominal pains, with excessive urging to stool, when a diarrhœic evacuation followed, 134.
Pains in abdomen, with constipation, 101. [1320.]
Dull pain, with sensation of tension and heaviness in the right epigastric and hypogastric regions, 154.
Violent pains in abdomen, 104, 113 , etc.*
Violent pains in the abdomen, even caused screaming, 132.
*Intolerable anguish, and very troublesome sensation in the abdomen arrests the breathing, with lamentings about it, 13 . [Same as S. 34]
Violent pains in the abdomen, with such great anguish that he had no rest anywhere; rolled about on the floor, and despaired of his life, 27.*
Such violent pains in the abdomen that on going home he had to hold on to the houses in order to prevent falling, 104.
Violent pains pervading the whole abdomen with continued vomiting and diarrhœa, 134.
Violent abdominal pains, with incessant diarrhœa, 152.
Pains in the abdomen, moving about, accompanied with diarrhœa and pains in the anus, 13.
Violent rheumatic pains in the left side of abdomen, 218. [1330.]
Frequent but not continued pains in the abdomen, 134.
Constant pain in right side of the abdomen, 99.
The pains, which in the beginning only had their seat in the stomach, pass down into the intestines; he presses with his right hand the navel, and cries that his intestines are burning, 102.
Violent burning in the abdomen (lasting half an hour), 135.*
Burning pain in intestines, 217.*
Burning pain in the abdomen , noon and afternoon, going off with and evacuation, 1.
*Burning pains in the abdomen, 112.
Burning heat in the intestines, 141.
Violent burning in the abdomen, throat and chest, 113.
*Violent burning pain in the bowels, 223. [1340.]
Sensation of warmth in the abdomen, 123.
Violent burning in the whole intestinal tract, 136.
(Burning in the abdomen, with pricking and cutting), 31 . ["After antidote."]
Burning in the abdomen, with heat and thirst, 23.*
Tension in the abdomen, 136, 147.
Feeling as if intestines were being drawn together, 99.
The abdominal wall appeared to be drawn in toward the spinal column, 148.
Abdomen drawn in, more tense; feels as in lead colic; little sensitive to pressure, 109.
The abdominal walls are contracted and almost touch the spinal column; the recti muscles are stretched like a rope, 102. [1350.]
Frequent griping, 128.
Cramp in the abdomen, 218.
Cramps, which appear to commence in the abdomen, 140.
Colicky feeling in bowels, 193.
Colic-like attacks, 116.
Excessive colic, 63.
Twisting colic, 15 . ["Not found."]
Colic and diarrhœa during the afternoon; chilliness, the colic continuing after the diarrhœa, 1.
From time to time violent colic, 138.
Violent colic pains during the night, 140. [1360.]
Excessive colic and pain in the stomach, 60.
Colic, with copious stools, 150.
Colic recurring periodically, 47 . ["Not found."]
*The colic ceases after stool, 15.
Drawing and pressure in the abdomen, as from incarcerated flatulence, nevertheless no flatulence was passed, 10.
Twisting and griping pain in the abdomen, 19.
Twisting of the intestines and cutting in the abdomen, preceded by rumbling, and followed by three diarrhœic stools, 1.
Twisting of the intestines, with pinching and rumbling in the abdomen, before and during the liquid stool, 8.
Cutting pain in the abdomen ( 31 ), 58 , etc.*
Frequent cutting pains in abdomen, 102. [1370.]
Violent cutting in the region of the abdomen, 136.
Abdominal pains, cutting, burning, 116.
Abdominal cutting, with vomiting, 111.
Abdominal pains, as if the intestines were being cut with swords, causing him to cry out, 113.
Cutting pain in the side of the abdomen below the last ribs, increased by feeling of it, 1.
Clawing-cutting pains in the intestines, in the evening after lying down and in the morning after rising; the pains sometimes dart through the abdominal ring (as if hernia would protrude) into the spermatic cord and the perineum; when this colic subsides, a loud rumbling and grumbling in the abdomen set in, 1.
Cutting and tearing in the abdomen, with icy coldness of the hands and feet, and cold sweat of the face, 23.
(Lancinating tearing and gnawing pains in the intestines and stomach), 18.
During the menses, pinching stitching cutting from the pit of the stomach down to the hypogastrium, also in the back and the sides of the abdomen; the pain was so great that she had to bend double when standing or sitting, with loud eructations, moaning, lamenting, and weeping, 1.
Cutting, and sensation in the intestines as of being twisted together, previous to the diarrhœic stool, 1. [1380.]
Violent abdominal cutting, with vomiting, 111.
Lancinations in the left side of the abdomen under the short ribs, in the evening shortly after lying down, 1.
Digging sensation, with pressure in the right side of the abdomen, 6.
Stitches from the abdomen down into the vagina, 1.*
Stitching in the side of the abdomen under the short ribs; he cannot rest on that side, 1.
A sensation was felt in the abdomen, and thence moved to the head, where was a beating, and, still more, a tearing; afterwards it extended to the left side, where one or two sudden jerking stitches were felt, 1.
Tearing in the abdomen, 23, 81.
Violent tearing in the abdomen, with nausea and vomiting, 135.
The abdomen was so tender that the slightest pressure could not be borne, 184.
Abdomen sensitive to touch, 109. [1390.]
Abdomen painful to touch, 154.
On touch, increasing pains in the abdomen, 113.
On touching the abdomen, and especially the pit of the stomach, violent pains, 134.
Painfulness and tension of the abdomen, so that he could not bear the bed covering, 156.
Pain in the abdomen, especially in the pit of the stomach, increased by pressure, 124.
Pain as if bruised in the abdomen, or as if crushed, during cough, 1.
Pulsation in abdomen, extending deep into the bowels, 218.
Pain deep in the abdomen, 113.
Sense of burning and constriction in lower abdomen, especially on stretching the feet, 99.
Pinching, increasing unto cutting, deep in the hypogastrium, only in the morning before and during diarrhœic stool, and continuing even after, 1.* [1400.]
Pain as if the epigastrium were cut off from the hypogastrium, with great anguish and lamentations about his pain, 23.
Lower abdomen painful on pressure, 99.
Sore pain in hypogastrium, 99.
Burning in the groin, 6.
Contractive pain in the left groin during micturition, 1.
Pain as if sprained, when stooping, in the groin and right lumbar region, 1.
Digging, burning pain in the boil in the groin, excited by the slightest contact, 1.
Single violent, slow stitches in both groins, 1.

STOOL AND ANUS

Rectum and Anus.
Spasmodic protrusion of the rectum, very painful, 1.*
The rectum remains protruded, after hemorrhage from the rectum, 1. [1410.]
(Discharge of blood from the rectum almost every moment, with vomiting and excessive colic), 56.
*Tenesmus, 116.
Constant tenesmus, 116.
Tenesmus with burning, 13.
Tenesmus; discharges frequently tinged with blood, 171.
Constant tenesmus, with dejection of mucous stools, 190.
Tenesmus as in dysentery, constant burning, with pain and pressure in the rectum and anus, 1.*
Burning in rectum, 99.
Burning at the rectum after stool, with great weakness and trembling in all the limbs, 1.*
During the menses, sharp stitching from the rectum as far as the anus and the pudendum, 1. [1420.]
Rough prickling in rectum, as if passing sand, 95.
Twitchings in anus, 99.
Painful swelling of the hæmorrhoidal veins, with tenesmus, 13.
Piles, bleeding, and protruding, 95.
*Blind hæmorrhoids, painful, the pain resembling prickings with a hot needle, 1.
Varices of the anus , with pricking pain when walking and sitting, not at stool, 1.
Hæmorrhoidal tenesmus of the anus, causing a burning pain like fire , especially in the night, and not permitting him to sleep; in the day the pain becomes worse, and increases to violent stitches; worse when walking than when sitting or lying down, 1.*
*Burning at the anus, 1, 13.
Burning at the anus for one hour, disappearing after hard and knotty stool, 1.
Burning and itching of the anus, 225. [1430.]
During stool, painful contraction directly over the anus, towards the small of the back, 1.
*The evacuations excoriated the skin about the anus, 210.
Itching scraping or smarting pain in the anus, 1.
*Painful soreness of the anus, when touched, 1.
Itching of the anus, 1.
Corrosive itching of the perineum causes scratching (after half a day), 7.
Stool.
Desire to evacuate the bowels, 182.
Urging to stool, 99, 209.
Violent urging to stool, driving her out of bed, 99.
Constant urging to stool, 99. [1440.]
Ineffectual urging to stool, 99, 159.
Ineffectual desire for stool, 1.
Desire for stool, but no stool, 23.
Stool and urinary tenesmus, 116.
Inclination to diarrhœa, 128.
Diarrhœa, 47, 58 , etc., etc.
Frequent diarrhœa, with violent tearing-cutting pains in the intestines, 19.*
Diarrhœa, frequently severe, 19.
Purging, 133.
Purging, more or less violent, 171. [1450.]
As soon as the damp weather set in, and fires were necessary, he invariably complained every Sunday (the only day on which he was much in the room so papered) of diarrhœa, 224.
Diarrhœa, every morning and forenoon, loose and slimy, preceded by griping, and followed by straining, 223.
After he had been to stool over a hundred times, and was helpless from exhaustion, the diarrhœa still continued, with great anxiety and cutting in the intestines, 152.
Constant diarrhœa, 96.
Involuntary passage of fæces, 19.
Diarrhœa, copious, involuntary, and painless, 210.
Unnoticed stools, 24 . ["Not found."]
Unnoticed discharge of stool, supposing it to be flatulence, 1.
Involuntary stools and urine, 110.*
While fully conscious, she discharges fæces and urine unawares, 105.* [1460.]
At every act of vomiting there was a copious involuntary discharge from the bowels, 210.
While standing, half-liquid matter escaped involuntarily from the anus, just as if one had suddenly opened the pipe of a vessel containing liquid; the evacuations are very profuse, at first white, then yellowish, and appear to come from a liquid that had been taken, 102.
Shortly before death, while lying down, involuntary stools, 102.
Profuse stool, 19.
Fluid stool, 206.
Frequent, thin, liquid evacuations, 122.
Thin stool four times in the afternoon, 99.
Three thin stools in half an hour, 99.
Violent watery diarrhœa, 113.*
Frequent watery diarrhœa set in after the vomiting had ceased, 4. [1470.]
Stools serous, not frequent, 155.
Pappy stool, 99.
Pappy fæces, sometimes more, sometimes less (six to thirteen hours), 7.
Pappy stool twice in the afternoon, 99.
Slimy, thin stools, having a hacked appearance, 1.
Evacuations consisting of a white, tenacious mucus, very similar to the risings of intestines, which masses formed lumps the size of a fist, 116.
Diarrhœa or scybalous passages of clayey color, 166.
Several yellowish-brown evacuations, 209.
Green stool, 158.
Slimy and green mucous stools, 155.* [1480.]
At first thick, at last diarrhœic green stools, 103.
[Greenish, dark-brown, diarrhœic stool, smelling like a putrid ulcer, -H.], 5.
Diarrhœa of a dark, bloody color, 168.*
Frequent black evacuations, 113.*
*Black, acrid, putrid stools, 38.
Violent diarrhœa, three or four times in an hour, with offensive black discharges, 113.*
Odorless stools, similar to the diarrhœa after indigestion, 150.
Odorless, bilious evacuations, recurring every five or ten minutes, 134.
Diarrhœa with tenesmus, 119.
Small stools with tenesmus, first dark-green fæces, afterwards dark-green mucus, after colic, 1.* [1490.]
Yellow, watery, scanty diarrhœic stools, with subsequent tenesmus, as if more stool would come, and intense colic around the umbilicus, 9.
Yellow diarrhœic stools, with tenesmus and burning pain in the rectum and anus, 1.
Acrid water in stool, 217.*
Frequent evacuations, mixed with slimy, fatty masses, 123.
Ash-colored stool, like dirty water, with some yellow mucus, without pain or tenesmus, 204.
Purging of a watery fluid, intermixed with lumps of green mucus, 195.
(Tenacious bilious matter passes frequently with the stool), 55 . ["Not found."]
At first, black, hard stools, afterwards, stools covered with bilious mucus, 104.
Normal-looking stools were covered with a mass which appeared combined of jelly and bile, 102.
With his stool he passed a ball-shaped lump, which seemed to consist of undigested fat mixed with tendinous parts, 13. [1500.]
Discharge of reddish-black matter through mouth and anus, 209.
Brownish stools, mixed with mucus, 202.
Black matter and worms were discharged with the stool, 115.
Discharge of a black fluid, burning at the anus like fire, after much uneasiness and pain in the abdomen, 15.*
Watery blood passes with the stool, and surrounds it, 1.*
The stools contain bloody mucus, 106.
*Stools mucus and blood, 226.
Very unhealthy, pale evacuations, with constant passing of mucus, and sometimes (very rarely) blood, 225.
Expulsion of pieces of mucus, accompanied by tenesmus, with cutting pain in the anus, as of blind hæmorrhoids, 1.*
(Diarrhœa, with violent burning at the anus), 55. [1510.]
Diarrhœa and vomiting, 198.
During the day he had several stools, and frequent vomiting of yellowish liquids, 106.
Black, mucous diarrhœa, with persistent vomiting , perhaps seven times daily, 135.*
Frequent, dark-colored, offensive stools , and at the same time vomiting of a clear, mucous, odorless liquid, 134.*
Diarrhœa with abdominal pains, 113, 134.
Continual diarrhœa, with violent abdominal pains, 215.
*Blackish-brown bilious stools, with griping, 209.
After slight pinching in the lower abdomen, three to four times yellowish watery diarrhœa and thirst, 134.
Diarrhœa and abdominal pain; she grasped with both hands toward the head, complained of the abdomen, and drew the legs up high, 113.
Frequent alvine (fluid) evacuations, attended by colic, 197. [1520.]
Considerable purging, and extreme coldness of the extremities, 167.*
*Hemorrhage from the bowels, 223.
Evacuation, upward and downward, of a large quantity of blood, mixed with bilious matter, with apparent relief, 154.
Violent purging, with discharge of blood per anum, 201.
*Diarrhœa, only of blood and water, 118.
Dysentery-like diarrhœa, 129.*
Dysentery, 63.
Fruit and fresh vegetables cause diarrhœa, 218.*
(Knotty, unsatisfactory stool), 1.
Stool tardy, 156. [1530.]
Stool retarded, 136.
Constipation ( 36 ), 61 , ( 89 , for four days), etc.
Obstinate constipation, 113, 154.
Obstinate constipation for two years, 159.
No stool, 132.
*Constipation, with pains in the bowels, 4.
*Diarrhœa alternating with constipation, 9.
At first diarrhœa, at last constipation, without vomiting, 113.

URINARY ORGANS

Tenesmus and strangury, 162.
Strangury, 171. [1540.]
Burning in the urethra, 99.
Burning on urinating, 110, 139.*
*Burning in the urethra during micturition, 13, 43.
Burning in the anterior part of the urethra at the commencement of micturition, early in the morning (after twenty-four hours), 1.
Biting pain in the urethra, 1.
Frequent pain, like tearings, deep in the urethra, 1.
Strong urging to urinate, 99.
Frequent desire to urinate , passing much urine (after two to seventeen hours), 7.
Frequent desire to urinate, which at times is accomplished only with difficulty, 116.
Great desire to urinate, but does not pass any urine, 23.* [1550.]
Desire to urinate, which he cannot satisfy, but the bladder is empty, and with the catheter only a few spoonfuls of clear urine are discharged, 102.
Frequent urination, 139.
Urine more frequent than usual, 156.
Must rise to urinate three or four times in the night, passing a large quantity every time, several nights in succession, 1.
Involuntary urinating, 19.
*Involuntary micturition; the urine flowed from her before she was able to reach the chamber, though but little urine, 1.
[Involuntary emission of urine in the night, when sleeping, [°]

-H.], 5

Painful urinating, 119.
Ischuria, 214.
Spasmodic difficulties in urinating, 116. [1560.]
(Diminished flow of urine sometimes), 49.
Scanty urine, passing with difficulty, 150.*
*Scanty emission, and burning during emission, 1.
Urine was not passed at all, 134.
Retention of urine, 26, 43.
Retention of urine, as if the bladder were paralyzed, 1.*
Urine suppressed, 179.
(Urine increased, often), 49.
Urine in considerable quantity, 134.
Profuse urination, 99. [1570.]
Urine profuse and dark-brown, 117.
(Urine copious and burning hot ), 5.
Urine scanty, 116, 132.
Scanty dark-yellow urine, 99.
Urine almost colorless, 1.
Dark, wine-yellow urine, with violent pressure, 99.
[Greenish, dark-brown urine, turbid when emitting it, looking like cow-dung stirred up with water, and forming no sediment, -H.], 5.
Hæmaturia, 64.*
Urine very turbid (after five days), 1.
Much sediment in the urine, 104. [1580.]
Red sand in the urine, and pain in passing it, 223.

SEXUAL ORGANS

Male.
*(Inflammation and swelling of the genital organs, increasing almost to gangrene; excessively painful ), 65.
Excessively painful swelling of the genital organs, 43.*
Sphacelous of the male parts of generation, 66.
The glans is blue-red, swollen, and cracked, 81.*
Erections seldom and incomplete, 217.
Sexual powers lost, 217.
Erections in the morning, without emission, 7.
Erection, with burning in the anterior part of the prepuce, 1.
The penis, bladder, and kidneys cause him fearful pains, 139. [1590.]
Swelling and unbearable burning of the penis, 139.
Corrosive itching of the posterior portion of the penis, obliging him to scratch, 7.
Violent itching of the glans, without erection, 1.
Stitching itching on the tip of the prepuce, 1.
On awaking, all the reddened portion of the scrotum was found covered with an eruption of very small vesicles. This continued for some days, discharging slightly, and ending in desiccation. (This case shows the elective action of Arsenic on the genital organs), 92.
Swelling of the scrotum, 23.
Emission, with sexual dreams, 7.
Emission, without dreams, followed by a continued erection, 7.
Discharge of prostatic juice, with diarrhœic stool, 1.
Female.
Itching of the genital organs, 1. [1600.]
Sexual furor of a woman; she requires an embrace twice a day, and if not satisfied, the orgasm takes place spontaneously, 1.
She experienced active fœtal movements during the attack (she was seven months advanced in pregnancy), 210.
Leucorrhœa (a cupful in twenty-four hours) yellowish and thick, corroding the parts it touches ; for ten days, 1.*
Leucorrhœal discharge while standing and emitting flatulence (after twenty-four hours), 1.
After the menses, there always appeared for several days a discharge of a yellow, offensive, watery fluid; frequently, also, a discharge from the rectum of blood and purulent mucus, associated with burning pains, 105.
Sudden profuse discharge of dark blood from the vagina, 99.*
Discharge of bloody mucus after the menses, 1.
Menses too early, 1.*
Menses twice return, too early, even in twenty days, 1.
Profuse menses, 1.* [1610.]
Menstruation several days longer, and somewhat more profuse, 116.
Constant exhausting menorrhagia, 223.*
The menses did not make their usual appearance; in their stead she had stitches in the gluteal region and the shoulders, (Sr.).
Appearance of menses, which have been five days retarded, 99.
Menses continue only two, instead of six days as usual, 99.
The menstruation, which should appear, ceased, 105.
*Amenorrhœa, 215.
Suppressed menstruation, 218.
Scanty, pale menses, 99.
Pale-red blood, 99.

RESPIRATORY APPARATUS

Larynx, Etc., and Voice. [1620.]
Obstinate bronchitis, 219.
(Gangrenous croup), 53.
(Suffocative catarrh), 28 . [Same symptom as next.]
(Sudden catarrh, threatening suffocation, at night), 17.*
Spasms of glottis, 221.
Dryness of the larynx, 1.*
Irritation in larynx, provoking a cough, 99.
Smoky sensation in larynx causes cough before going to sleep, evenings, as of the vapor of sulphur, 1.*
Constant titillation in the larynx, inducing cough, even when not inspiring, 1.*
The voice is trembling, 26, 217.* [1630.]
Low voice, 123.
*Weak voice, 124.
Voice clear, but weak, 179.
Voice very uneven, now strong, now weak, 19, 100.*
Hoarseness, 99, 128.*
Chronic hoarseness, 224.
Voice rough and hoarse, 99.
Rough voice, with hoarseness, 1.
Voice, from time to time, screaming, 121.
The voice is hollow; the speech unintelligible, 102. [1640.]
The voice almost ceased, 121.
Aphonia, 99.
Cough and Expectoration.
Troublesome cough, 220.
Frequent coughing, 103.
Frequent severe cough, 225.
*Severe spasmodic cough, 224.
Severe spasmodic cough, with tendency to vomiting; lasted until the heat of summer, 224.
Severe spasmodic cough (while the paper was being removed from the walls), 225.
Violent morning cough, 1.
Cough short, in the morning, after the (usual) tea-drinking, 1. [1650.]
Cough in the evening, directly after lying down; she has to sit up; afterwards, contractive pain in the epigastric region and pit of the stomach; this pain continued the cough, which made her weak, 1.*
Night-cough; he has to sit up as soon as the cough commences, 1.*
Violent fits of cough wake him in the night, as if he would be suffocated; the throat became swollen, 1.*
Cough when going into the open, cold air, 1.*
Cough, evenings, directly after lying down, 1.*
Cough when moving the body; the cough frequently puts him out of breath suddenly, 1.
Cough caused by a constrictive sensation in the upper part of the larynx, as from the vapor of sulphur, 1.*
Cough on drawing a deep breath or moving about, 99.
Cough, especially after drinking, 1.*
Cough excited when he drinks without thirst, 1. [1660.]
Tenacious, short, and hacking cough, causing a smarting pain in the chest, 1.
Cough, tightness of the chest, and painful stitching in the chest, 117.
Dry cough, 99.
(Dry, hacking cough), 84.
(Dry, violent cough) (after two hours), 84.
(Dry, fatiguing cough), 84.
Frequent short, dry cough, 99.
Deep, dry, short, unceasing cough, after midnight, 1.*
Cough, without expectoration, from irritation in the air-passages, 7.
Frequent short, dry, hacking cough from a suffocative sensation in the larynx, as from the vapor of sulphur, 1. [1670.]
Dry, choking cough, with short, labored breathing and sore pain in the pit of the stomach, as if ulcerated; the pain extends to the middle of the chest, 1.
Cough, without expectoration, but with dyspnœa, in the evening, 1.*
Cough, without expectoration, preceded by a jerking in the hip, which seems to excite the cough, 1.
Violent attacks of cough and copious expectoration, 223.
(Short and hacking cough, with pain in the chest and salt expectoration, preceded by oppression of the chest), 11 . [Se S. 138]
Thick yellow and expectoration, 99.
Green, bitter expectoration in the morning, 1.
Salty expectoration (by hawking), 15 . ["Observed after antidote."]
Bitter expectoration, 15 . ["Observed after antidote."]
When coughing violently, much water comes out of the mouth, resembling waterbrash, 1. [1680.]
Expectorates a frothy saliva, 224.*
The mucus coughed up is streaked with blood, 1.
Discharge of mucus streaked with blood; afterwards desire to vomit, 1.
*Spitting of blood, 225.
Spitting of blood, with such a degree of nervous irritability, that a current of air caused an attack of spasms and convulsions, 171.
Painful expectoration, 192.
Respiration.
Inspiration normal; at times sighing, 134.
Frequent involuntary sighing, 202.
Shortness of breath, 223.*
Short respiration, 116. [1690.]
Very short breathing, 4.
Respiration short, irregular, 134.
Short and frequent respiration, 205.
Respiration short, accelerated, moaning, 102, 121.*
Respiration short, anxious, 173.*
Short respiration, especially when walking, 99.
Directly after coughing, the breathing becomes short, as if the chest were contracted, 1.*
Frequent oppressive shortness of breath in every position of the body, causing anxiety, 1.
Respiration accelerated, 142, 163.
Respiration rapid and short, 218. [1700.]
Respiration slow, 121.
Respiration free, slow, 179.
Respiration very slow and imperfect, 196.
Respiration heavy, 217.
He breathes heavily, 126, 132 , etc.
Respiration heavy, and disturbed by frequent sighing, 162.
He breathes heavily, while suffering the pain in the abdomen, as if the chest were oppressed, 1.
Respiration oppressed, 207, 218.
Respiration very much oppressed, 134, 139.
Oppressed respiration, frequently returning, 13.* [1710.]
Breathing greatly oppressed; obliged to get up and go to the window for air, 92.*
*Oppression; want of breath; a nocturnal asthma makes him spring up at midnight, 219.
Breathing difficult, and often interrupted by sighs, 26.
*Unusual anxiety; gasping for air, 207.
Breathing difficult, 99, 190 , etc.
Breathing very difficult, 185.
Labored breathing, 201.
*Difficult breathing, with great anguish, 19.
Sleep, with difficult respiration, 99.
(Difficult breathing), 43 . ["Local effect."] [1720.]
Respiration is painful, from the tender state of the abdomen, 171.
Suffocative feeling when going upstairs, 92.
Air-passages seem constricted ; he could not fully breathe, and thought he should suffocate, 207.*
When walking in the open air he experiences a suffocative sensation, which obliges him to cough, 1.*
He is threatened with suffocation; puts out his tongue, 35.
She is imagines she will suffocate every moment, being so weak that she is not able to take a deep breath, 10.
He immediately loses his breath in the evening upon getting into bed and laying himself down ever so carefully; the trachea becomes constricted, and a fine wheezing is heard in it resembling the sound of a fine string, 1.*
Dyspnœa great, 96.
Great dyspnœa, with pain in the right chest and shoulder, 154.
Violent dyspnœa for a long time, 27. [1730.]
Extreme dyspnœa, 212.
The distress of breathing continually increases, 102.
Continually increased distress of breathing, ending in asphyxia, 102.
Spasmodic asthma, 224, 225.
Asthma; the breathing becomes more and more weak and short, until, finally, she is only able to breathe, and talk very low, by inclining the chest forward, 10.*
Asthmatic attack every half an hour, lasting five to ten minutes, 99.
Long-lasting dyspnœa, 14.
Dyspnœa when vexed, 1.
Asthma when fatigued, as from anguish, 1.
Asthmatic attacks during sleep, 99.

CHEST

Chest in General. [1740.]
Yellow spots on the chest, 35, 217.
Upper part of chest yellow, 209.
Anterior part of chest and neck livid, 189.
Wheezing in chest, 37.
Inflammation of the lungs, 213.
On auscultation, the posterior lobes of both lungs were found to be affected with pneumonia, and the lower lobes on both sides were partially consolidated, 193.
Violent catarrh and oppression of the chest with phlegm, 116.
Very tenacious mucus in the chest, difficult to loosen, 1.*
Pains in the chest, 30.
Pains internally, in the upper part of the chest (after five hours), 1. [1750.]
Much pain in the chest, 43.
Pain in lower chest on full inspiration, 96.
Chilliness in the interior of the chest , in the evening, also after supper, 1.*
(Burning in the chest), 84, 99.
*Great heat in the chest, extending below the diaphragm, 6.
Heat and excruciating pain in chest, 201.
Tightness in the chest, 116.
Tightness of chest, as if bound by a hoop, 99.
Great tightness on the chest; he felt as if he must burst, 124.
(Tightness of the chest, threatening suffocation, for one hour), 67 . ["Local effect."] [1760.]
Tensive pain in the chest, especially when sitting, 1.
As soon as he walked a little, he immediately experienced tightness of the chest, 138.
Continued contraction of the chest, and short and hacking cough, 4.
Constriction of the chest, 54.
Constriction of the chest with great anxiety and restlessness, evenings, 1.*
Constriction of the chest, so that he was scarcely able to speak one word, and came near fainting (third day), 4.
Some constriction and heaviness in chest, 208.
Cramp in the chest, 218.
Compressive sensation in the chest when eating, 1.
Oppression of the chest, 36 . ["Anxietates pectoris."]
Sense of oppression, 221. [1770.]
Oppression of the chest, 128.
In the evening, violent oppression of the chest, 134.
Oppression of the chest and sensation of anxiety, 113, 116.
(Oppression of the chest, difficult breathing), 55.
*Oppression of the chest when walking fast; coughing on going upstairs, 1.
Wakes out of sleep at night, with oppression of chest, or spasm in chest, and great anxiety, 218.
Much lassitude and oppression of breathing when walking, 47.*
(Pressure on the chest), 31.
Increased stitches under the ribs, and increased headache, as if heat were in it, during cough, 1.
In the chest a stitching tearing, tensive pressing and burning pain, 105. [1780.]
Dull stitches in the chest when stooping, 1.
Feeling of soreness and rawness in the chest, 1.
Creeping in the chest, 1.
Sides, Sternum, Etc.
Stitching in the side under the short ribs; he cannot lie on that side, 1.
Stitching when coughing, first in the side of the chest, and afterwards (in two days), in the side of the abdomen, 1.
Burning in the right chest, extending to the groin, where it is a pressure, 6.
Sticking-tearing pain in the region of the upper right rib, 1.
Stitches in the upper part of the right chest, especially when breathing; the stitches are a sort of pressure terminating in a stitch (after one and a half hours), 1.
Stitching in the left chest, only during an inspiration, which was impeded by the stitching, 7.
Stitches in the left chest, during a deep inspiration, obliging him to cough, 1. [1790.]
Severe pain at the junction of the upper and lower sternal regions, 210.
(Long-continued burning in the region of the sternum), 84.
Oppression in the region of the sternum, makes respiration difficult (for eight days), 1.*
*Stitching pain in the sternum, from below upwards, when coughing, 1.
Very great præcordial anxiety, 119.
Great oppression in the præcordial region, 123.

HEART AND PULSE

Heart.
Inflammation of heart, and its results, dilatation and œdema of feet, 219.
The sounds of the heart, but especially the "choc," rather violent; not agreeing with the small pulse, 109.
Heart slow, pulse weak, 179.
Great irregularity of the heart and breathing, 221. [1800.]
Irritable heart, 219.
*The heart-beats are irritable, 19.
Feeble and hurried action of heart, 203.
Heart and pulse accelerated, 132.
*Palpitation of the heart, 47, 113 , etc.
Violent palpitation, 99.
Complaint of violent palpitation of the heart, 109.
Violent, tumultuous palpitation of the heart, 19.
Very violent and even painful palpitation of the heart, 107.
Excessive troublesome palpitation of the heart, 9.* [1810.]
Violent palpitation at night, 2.*
Strong, visible, and audible palpitations, chiefly at night, 166.*
When lying on the back, the heart beats much faster and stronger, 9.
The heart acts violently; one hears a violent blowing sound, with very full pulse, 110 per minute, 160.
Violent palpitation of the heart with small irregular pulse, 114.*
Palpitation of the heart and anxiety, 113.
*Irregular palpitation of the heart, but so violent at night, that he imagines he hears it; accompanied with anguish, 8.
Violent palpitation, visible in the carotids; causes beads of sweat on the face, 218.
*Palpitation of the heart and tremulous weakness after stool; he has to lie down, 1.
The beat of the heart entirely disappeared, 102. [1820.]
Cramp in the heart, 12, 218.
Sensation as if the heart were pressed down, 1, 9.
Pulse.
Irritated pulse, 109.
Extremely feverish pulse, 37.
Increased pulse, 123.
Accelerated pulse, 106, 128 , etc.
Pulse extremely rapid, 207.
Quick, rather hard pulse, 19.
Pulse hard and frequent, 154.
Quick, small pulse, 43, 47.* [1830.]
Pulse frequent and small, 103, 113 , etc.
Pulse rapid and weak, 138.*
Quick, weak pulse, 47 . ["Not found."]*
Weak, quick pulse, 168.
*Pulse small and rapid, 190.
Pulse small and quick, 197.
Pulse regular, not small but frequent, 124.
Pulse hard, irregularly accelerated, 129.
Moderately frequent pulse, somewhat tense and small, 209.
Pulse frequent, full, and quite regular, 192. [1840.]
*Quick, weak, and irregular pulse, 26.
Pulse rapid, weak, spasmodic, 217.
Small, rapid, weak, pulse, 13.
Pulse contracted, frequent, irregular, 140.
Convulsive, small, rapid pulse, 134.
Pulse is small, very frequent and irregular; sometimes wholly imperceptible, 171.*
Pulse irritated and frequent, not full, 19.*
Weak, small, frequent pulse, 99.
Small, scarcely perceptible, frequent pulse, 109, 110.
Pulse full, hard, accelerated, 99. [1850.]
Pulse restless and small; increased after repeated vomiting, 134.
Depressed, hard and rapid pulse, 157.
The pulse was small, unequal, irregular, very frequent, 121.
Pulse feverish; at the most, 90 beats, 135.
Pulse 100, 163.
Pulse 104, and strong, 201.
Pulse 118, sharp but easily compressed, 202.
Pulse 120, feeble and irregular, 185.
Pulse 120, weak and rather unequal, with occasional indication of fluttering, 196.*
Pulse, when resting in bed, 90; standing up, or walking, 120. [1860.]
Pulse rapid, 90 to 100, then 130 to 140, 218.
Pulse in the morning quiet; 9 to 10 o'clock, somewhat irritated; at 12 o'clock, small, hard, frequent; from 5 o'clock till death, after midnight, no longer perceptible, 134.
Pulse miserable, 136.
Pulse full, not rapid, 116.
Pulse hardish, and slow, 130.
Pulse 140; irregular, 162.
(Slow pulse, sometimes only 38 beats), 30 . ["He had not previously counted it."]
Pulse large, 116, 142.
Tense pulse, 37.
Pulse throbbing and hard, 193. [1870.]
Pulse full and strong, 141.
Pulse strong, full, and bounding, 181.
Feeble pulse, 191.
Pulse very weak, 217.*
Small weak pulse, 19.
Small, oppressed pulse, 123.
Pulse small, contracted intermitting, 148.
Irregular pulse, 150.
Small and irregular pulse, 151.
Pulse intermitting, 136. [1880.]
Intermittent small pulse, 19.
Intermittent, unequal, small pulse, finally, complete disappearance of pulse, 19.
Pulse trembling, scarcely perceptible, 152, 165.
Pulse small, scarcely perceptible, 173.
Pulse almost imperceptible, small, contracted, irregular, 102.
Pulse scarcely perceptible, 134, 184 , etc.
It is possible to feel only the slightest trembling of the radial pulse, 102.
Pulse and respiration scarcely noticeable, 141.
Imperceptible pulse, 202.
No pulse, 200. [1890.]
Pulseless, 189, 210.
Absence of pulse, with frequent, irritated beating of the heart, 19.

NECK AND BACK

Yellow color of neck, 209.
Swelling of the external neck, no pain, 9.
Swelling of the thyroid gland, especially on the right side of neck, 218.
Distortion of the cervical muscles, 45 . ["Not found."]
The neck is drawn by spasms to the left side and backward, 99.
Stiff nape of the neck, as if bruised or sprained , a similar pain being felt over the hips; night and morning, 1.*
Stiffness of the nape of the neck, 99.
Stiff neck; she cannot move her head, 99. [1900.]
In the evening, stiffness of the posterior cervical muscles, 92.
Tensive stiffness in the neck, 2.
Pain on the left side of the neck, as far down as the pectoralis muscle, 99.
Violent neuralgia on left side of neck, followed by lame feeling, 99.
Spasmodic pain on left side of neck, 99.
Pain on pressure in the cervical vertebræ, 99.
Pain in the back, with uneasiness and anxiety, 24.
Weakness in back, 218.
Pains in the back, 99.
Violent or dull but continual pains in the back, with accompanying great weakness; inclined to lie down without relief, 219. [1910.]
Stiffness in the spinal column, beginning in the region of the os coccygis, 1.*
Severe pain in the back, 225.
Dull pain in the back, with painful transient drawing on the external surface of the extremities, 156.
Drawing in the back, up and down, 1.
Drawing pain in the back, from the small of the back to the shoulders , with stitches in the sides; flatulence moving about in the abdomen and pressing upward; after this he belches and is relieved, 1.
Drawing from the sacrum to the nape of the neck , causing the trunk to bend backward, 99.*
Drawing pain in the back in the forenoon (after six days), 1.
Drawing pain between the scapulæ, obliging him to lie down, 1.
Pain as if bruised, in the back and across the scapulæ (after four days), 1.
Bruised pain between the shoulders, 97. [1920.]
Beating, drawing, and stitching pain in the back, small of the back, and thighs, at night, 1.
Strongly gurgling movements in the muscles of the left side of the back, only when lying on the right side (after three hours), 7.
Itching and exhalation of the back, the whole night, 1.
Pain in the region of the two last dorsal vertebræ, 136.
Acute pains in the lower part of the spine (eight months), 180.
Stitches in the region of the kidneys, when taking an inspiration and sneezing, 1.
*Loss of strength in the small of the back, 1.
Painful stiffness in the small of the back, the whole day, 1.
Pain in the small of the back, as if bruised, 1.*
Violent periodical pains in small of back, with stiffness, 99. [1930.]
Weakness in loins, 218.
Complains of a tensive and tearing sensation of pressure in both loins, especially violent below the curve of the left rib, where it is also very sensitive to touch, 116.

EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL

Objective.
Hands and feet as if mummified, so that the skin hung in many folds about the bones, which protruded unnaturally, but were not at all enlarged, 119.
Contraction of the limbs, 76, 147.
The flexor muscles of the upper and lower extremities contract, 151.
Drawing together of the upper and lower limbs, 163.
Strong contraction in the knees and elbows, 174.
The toes and fingers were continually flexed; after being straightened by any one they again returned to the flexed condition, 105.
The contraction of the fingers and toes disappeared after a profuse loss of blood by vomiting, and from the anus; after being bent straight they remained in this position, but appeared as if dead; after a warm bath life returned to the hands and feet, but fingers and toes again remained bent, 105.
Distortion of the limbs, 121. [1940.]
Twitching of the limbs, 207, 225.
Upper and lower extremities convulsed, 212.
Convulsions of the limbs and knees, 23.
Tremor of the limbs, 67, 87 , and others.*
Tremor of the extremities, 166.
Trembling in all the limbs, 174.
Trembling in the extremities, 109, 116 , etc;.
Trembling of the upper and lower extremities, 1.
Violent trembling of the limbs, 122.
Trembling of the limbs, even after a moderate walk, 4. [1950.]
Trembling and very violent motion of the limbs, 150.
Trembling and jerking of the limbs, 224.
Trembling of the limbs after the vomiting was over, 71.
Violent startings of the limbs while falling asleep, 1.*
From time to time he stretched the extremities and remained several moments in this condition on account of relaxation, when vomiting appeared with renewed violence, 102.
Loss of the nails of the hands and feet, 120.
Subjective.
Sensation in all the extremities diminished (eight weeks), 174.
Numbness of the limbs and pains across the shoulders, extending down the arms, 224.
Insensibility and falling asleep of the upper and lower extremities, lasted during the whole illness, and prevents her holding objects tightly, 113.
As the gastro-enteritis got better, numbness and loss of power in his limbs came on, at first only in his fingers and toes, but slowly extended to his knees and wrists, almost depriving him of the use of them, 167. [1960.]
The mobility and strength of the extremities decreased, so that the patient could only with difficulty hold anything, and his gait became insecure and stumbling, 156.
Almost absolute immobility of the limbs, especially the left; sensation was only diminished, not lost, 160.
Heaviness in limbs, 217.
Lassitude of the limbs, 135, 155.
Great lassitude in the limbs, 124.
Lassitude in the limbs and weakness, 113.
Weariness of the limbs, 151, 155.
Limbs felt tired, 217.
Weariness of the limbs, 1, 151 , etc.*
Prostration and lassitude of the limbs, 116. [1970.]
*Excessive weakness and exhaustion of the limbs, obliging him to lie down, 61.
Weakness and diminished sensibility in all the limbs, 174.
Complete ataxia of the muscles of the extremities; the gait was as in an excessive chorea, and the hands could hardly be held up, 214.
Stiffness of extremities, 99.
Motion of limbs difficult, 206.
He can no longer move his limbs freely, 153.
(Stiffness and immobility of all the joints), 75.
Extremities as if paralyzed, 116.
Partial paralysis of the limbs, 194.
Paralytic weakness of the limbs, returning at a certain hour every day, like fever and ague, 1. [1980.]
As if paralyzed in all his limbs; he is unable to tread firmly, 6.
(Paralysis, contraction of the limbs), 75.
Paralysis is sometimes general, and affects both the upper and lower limbs, 171.
Paralysis of extremities, with anæsthesia and most violent pains, 174.
The paralysis of the extremities related as well to the motor as to the sensitive nerves, nevertheless the parts were extremely sensitive to cold, 159.
Weariness and pain of the joints in the forenoon, more when sitting than when walking, 1.
Weakness and crawling sensation in limbs, especially from knees to toes, 99.
Uneasiness in all the limbs before retiring, going off when lying down, 1.
Inexpressibly painful and disagreeable feeling of sickness in all the limbs, 1.
Pain in limbs; dreads to move them, 218. [1990.]
Excessive pains in the limbs, 81.
Wandering pains in the limbs, 147.
Pain and stiffness in his limbs, 224.
Arthritic pains in the limbs, without inflammation, 1.
Coldness of the extremities, 168, 190 , etc.*
Extremities cold and pulseless, 203.
[Stiffness of all the joints; he was not able to stretch himself because of a tension in the whole body; the knees were so stiff and cold that he tied handkerchiefs around them, otherwise they are painful and disturb his sleep. -H.], 5.
Cramp in the limbs, 27.
Complained of cramps in the upper and lower extremities, 189.
Cramps in the muscles of the extremities, 210. [2000.]
All the limbs ache, 1.
All the limbs ache, whether he walks, sits, or lies, 1.
Painful drawings in limbs, 207.
Tearing in limbs, 99.
Tearing pains in the long bones, 1.
Muscles of the extremities sensitive, 128.
Creeping in the limbs, as if gone to sleep, 1.
Sensation of numbness in the feet and hands, with fearful pains by day and night, which for three months drove all sleep from her, 105.
Arms and legs quite strong and mobile; hands and feet, on the contrary, extremely wasted, so that, without organic changes, all the articular processes protruded unnaturally, and, in regard to sensation and mobility, so paralyzed that nothing could be held securely; the feet would not permit his rising; on stepping he always planted down the flat sole, and on walking his feet were dragged along like weights, 119.
Frequent falling asleep and insensibility of the right arm and foot, 158.
Numbness in the tips of the fingers, and also in the feet, where cutting pains were sometimes felt, 213. [2010.]
Diminished sensation, at first in the tips of the fingers, whence it spread over the hands and arms; then in the toes, whence it spread over the feet and legs, 156.
Loss of sensation in hands and feet, 164.
Complete insensibility of the hands and feet, 150.
Sensation in soles entirely lost; and greatly diminished in the hands, 213.
Complete anæsthesia and paralysis of the hands and feet, equally in the extensors and flexors, 119.
Loss of sensation in hands and feet, so that the tips of the fingers and toes could be pricked without the slightest feeling (chronic poisoning), 175.
His hands and feet seem to have lost their power, and they feel trembling early in the morning, 1.
Weakness of the wrists and ankles, they are stiff and sometimes painful, 141.
Immobility of the fingers and toes, 160.
He lost the use of his hands and feet, with which violent neuralgic pains appeared in the extremities, which lasted for over two and a half years, and did not leave even after the strongest doses of morphia; the paralysis lasted nearly three years, 159. [2020.]
Occasional pains in the joints, as the shoulder and knee, 210.
Severe pain in legs and arms, very excruciating and like the gnawing of rats, or the boring of a gimlet into the bones, 194.
Neuralgic pains in arms and legs, 205.
Neuralgic pains in the forearm and legs from the hips downward; they did not seem to follow the main nerve-trunks; increased gradually, reached their height, then gradually decreased, and were never lancinating; cold air or cold water excited them immediately; they were most violent between 9 1/2 P.M. and 8 A.M., 159.
Cramps in the legs and arms very severe, 167.
Drawing pain in the joints of the knees, feet and hands, 1.
Drawing pain, in the evening in bed, in the middle finger and foot, 1.
Violent tearing in the arms and lower limbs; he cannot rest upon the affected side; the pain is least felt when moving the affected part to and fro, 1.*
Stitching pains, as of needles, in the hands and feet, 160.
Sudden tearing jerking or stitching, changing to a burning, in the thumb or big toe, in the morning, in bed, 1. [2030.]
Trembling and prickling sensation in the hands and feet, 113.
Toward evening, but not during the day, crawling in the fingers and toes, 156.
Occasional creeping sensations in the hands and feet, 213.

UPPER EXTREMITIES

Upper extremities weak; the flexors of the fingers retracted (eight weeks), 174.
Heaviness and formication, which soon attacked the upper extremities, 206.
Unbearable pain in the left shoulder, 151.
Convulsive sensation in the left shoulder, 99.
Drawing pains in shoulders, 222.
[Glandular swelling of the axilla, -H.], 5.
Tearing sticking in the right axilla. [2040.]
Soreness in the axilla, under the arms, 68.
Painful swelling of the right arm and hand, 139.
The right arm became intensely tumefied from the elbow to the wrist and was very painful, 169.
Weakness of arms, 218.
The arms were somewhat weak, 215.
Entire inability to move the left arm, 99.
The right arm goes to sleep when he lies upon the right side, 1.
Pain in the arm of that side upon which one rests, at night, 1.
The left arm feels colder than the right, 99.
Violent neuralgia in left arm, followed by lame feeling, 99. [2050.]
Peculiar neuralgic pains in the left arm, suddenly, after meals, 223.
Drawing, jerking and tearing from the tips of the fingers into the shoulder, 1.*
Tearing in the arm, especially of the elbow and wrist, at night, in bed, 1.
Pains in the elbow and fingers, 113.
Violent rheumatic pains in right elbow, 218.
In the wrists there was very little muscular power; the fingers could neither grasp nor hold anything smaller than the crutches, which they could hold a little, though there was no sensation in the tips of the fingers, even when injured, 119.
Drawing pain in both styloid processes of the wrist, every evening, 1.
Hands and lower half of forearm dark and livid , as in malignant cholera, 203.*
(Painful swelling of the hands), 73.
The hands never recovered their former fulness and strength, and the so-called "nævus" (mother's mark) almost totally disappeared (after ten years), 105. [2060.]
Trembling of hands, 128, 175 , etc.
The hands are stiff and insensible for a long time, 27.
The hand can be extended, but not the fingers, 160.
Hands could hold nothing securely, 175.
Hands and arms are powerless, 145.
Lameness of the hand; it commenced with heaviness, but was not combined with wasting, 146.
Cold hands, 9.
The hands icy cold, 134.
Cramp in the hand, when moving it, 1.
Drawing tearing in the metacarpal bones, in the morning, 1. [2070.]
Tearing sticking in the bones of the hand, and the little finger, 1.
Palms very sensitive, yet he does not know whether he has taken hold of an object, 205.
Violent crawling in the hands at night, 1.
Fine tickling in the palm of the left hand, obliging one to rub, 7.
[Hard swelling of the fingers, with pain of the bones of the fingers, -H.], 5.
Ungual phalanges wasted and the nails very hard, brittle, clawlike, 121.
Trembling of the fingers and occasional creeping sensations in the hands and feet, 213.
He moves his fingers and hands during sleep, 1.
Tonic spasm of fingers, 99.
Fingers half flexed, 217. [2080.]
Flexors overpower extensors, and constant flexion of fingers, 206.
The extensors of the fingers much more powerless than the flexors, so that the fingers were always bent somewhat, 119.
The flexors of the four fingers of each hand are so contracted that the two last phalanges are bent on the first, and the tips of the fingers touch the palms (eight months), 180.
One can bend the fingers, but not extend them, 160.
Rigidity of the fingers, as if they were stiff, 1.
He could not move the fingers, 119.
Sensation extremely slight in the fingers, blunted as far as the wrists, above them normal, 156.
Loss of sensation in the fingers, as if everything stagnated, 113.
After the lapse of years, numbness of the fingers, 113.
The finger-joints are painful when moved, 1. [2090.]
Painful cramp in the lowest joints of all the fingers, 1.
Painful cramp in the tips of the fingers, from morning till noon (after five days), 1.
Cramp in the fingers, especially at night, in bed, 1.
Cramp in the fingers of the right hand, when attempting to stretch them, 1.
Drawing pain in the middle fingers, 1.
Tickling itching of the right middle finger, 1.
Badly-colored nails, 38.
The nails changed color nearly every month; at first they became fiery red, then black as if suffused with blood, after which they made room for new nails, which were thin and transparent, 105.

LOWER EXTREMITIES

In General.
The lower extremities are somewhat œdematous, 162.
Excessively painful swelling of the lower limbs, 4. [2100.]
The lower limbs become much wasted, 138.
Lower extremities retracted to the abdomen, 190.
Cramps of all the muscles of the lower extremities, especially of the plantaris of the right foot, 159.
Painful cramps in the lower extremities, 136.
Violent twitchings of the lower extremities, 205.
Trembling in lower extremities, 217.
Gait unsteady, 213.
Tottering gait, 219.
Gait tottering, stumbling, as if stiff, with slipping outward of the feet, 218.
Gait heavy, "slumpy;" difficult to raise himself after eating (chronic poisoning), 175. [2110.]
Unsteadiness and vertigo in walking, across and open place, 219.
Weakness in lower extremities, 217.
Sensation as if the lower limbs would break down in going upstairs, 4.*
Cannot ascend a single step, must be carried, 218.
Can only walk a few minutes very slowly, 218.
The lower limbs could scarcely be rotated, 215.
Stiffness of the lower extremities, 99.
Stiffness and immobility of the limbs, with violent tearing pains, 4.
Lower extremities paralyzed, 141.
Paralysis of the lower limbs , ( 11 , "not found"), 77 , etc. [2120.]
Almost complete paralysis of lower extremities, 217.
Paralysis of the lower limbs, with loss of sensation, 78.
Going to sleep in lower extremities, 217.
Wooden feeling in lower extremities, 217.
*Uneasiness in the lower limbs, he cannot lie still in the night, and had to change the position of his feet all the time or to walk about, to get relief, 1.
*Intolerable pains in the lower limbs, 4.
Violent pains in the lower limbs, especially the joints, 47.
Coldness of the lower limbs , especially the knees and feet, covered with cold sweat; they could not get warm, 1.*
Lower extremities continued cold (twelve hours), 216.
Drawing pains in lower extremities, 217. [2130.]
Tearing sticking, apparently in the periosteum, along the whole lower limb, down to the tip of the big toe, 1.*
Tearing in the lower limbs, 27.
Tearing in the lower limb, from top to bottom: he was unable to tread, sit, or lie down, either in bed, or on the sofa; had to shake the limbs to and for day and night, or else to limp about, and had no rest; worse at night, 1.
Tearing in the lower limbs, especially in the knee and tarsal joints, only during motion, 1.
Drawing tearing in the lower limbs, from the anterior surface of the thigh, as far as the knee and tarsal joint, when walking, 1.
Painful shocks in the lower limbs, 215.
Formication in lower extremities, 217.
Hip, Thigh, and Knee.
Sciatica, 69.*
Violent drawing-tearing pain in the hips and left foot, in the morning, after a sleepless night (third day), 4.*
With the headache, decided stiffness in the thighs, as after a long walk, 92. [2140.]
On rising in the morning, attack of pain in the anterior and inner portion of the thighs (after four days), 92.
Painful, cramplike contraction of bundles of muscles of the thighs and calves, in the evening when in bed, the toes being drawn backwards, after which he became very weak, 1.
Paroxysmal cramp-pain of single parts of muscles of the thighs and legs; when feeling the parts, there was a jerking, as of something alive, 1.
Soreness between the thighs, with itching, 68.
Itching at the inner surface of the thighs, which next day increases and becomes seated on the left side of the scrotum, with unusual redness of that side only, and of the posterior portion of the penis, and great heat, 92.
Corrosive itching of the thighs causes scratching (after thirteen hours), 7.
Sudden starting of the knee, directly after lying down; it comes on after dreaming that he is going to knock his foot against a stone, 1.
The knees crack when walking, 99.
Stiffness, especially of the knees and feet, alternating with tearing pains, 4.
Weakness of the knees; he had great trouble in sitting down, 1. [2150.]
Excessive weakness in the knees, even when taking a short walk, 1.
The right knee is unable to support the body, it breaks down, 1.
Paralysis of both knees, 70.
Tension of the bend of the knee, as if the tendons were too short, when sitting or standing, not when walking, 1.
Sensation around the knee as if they were bandaged very tightly, 1.
Stitching pain in the knee, 15 . ["After antidote."]
Pain as if bruised on the side of the knee, only when touched, and when sitting, not when walking; sensation as if the flesh were detached, 1.
Pain in the left knee, as if bruised and sprained, especially when rising from a seat, 1.
Leg and Ankle.
Sweat on the legs, morning (first night), 1.
Dwindling of the legs, 47. [2160.]
Swelling of the legs to above the calves, preceded by tearing in the calves, which went off by the application of warm cloths, 1.
Swelling of legs and feet, but no preternatural heat, 194.
Twitchings in legs, 99.
Twitchings in the legs with painful drawing from the back, 156.
Jerking in the legs, in the afternoon, when sitting, 1.
Convulsive drawing together of the legs, they bend up under the thigh, 149.
Cramp of legs, 204.
*Cramps in the legs (secondary effect, after some months), 215.
Cramps in the legs and feet, 224.
The legs are so heavy that he is scarcely able to lift them, 1. [2170.]
Heaviness, weariness, and drawing in the legs, with spontaneous bending, unsteadiness, and weakness of the knees, especially in the morning, early, 1.
From the knees to the ankle especial heaviness and weariness, 128.
Lassitude and heaviness in the legs, 113.
Stiffness in legs, 99.
When he turns on the left side, he can easily move the whole right leg, inward or outward; the foot then remains turned in, that is, the toes still point toward the left leg; but in the left leg these motions are impossible; the voluntary extension of the foot is impossible on both sides, 160.
(Paralytic condition of the legs; he is scarcely able to walk), 20.
Benumbed sensation from the toes as far as the knee-joints, 156.
Very violent pains in the legs, especially in the joints, 138.
At times, pains extend along the crural nerve, as far as the heel or toes, 119.
The legs are painful when stretched, 99. [2180.]
Chilliness of the legs, in the evening, from the calves down to the feet, 1.
Cramp-pain in the leg, early in the morning, terminating in a humming or buzzing, 1.
Drawing pain in the legs when resting upon the floor, perpendicularly, while sitting, 1.*
Drawing, tearing, and jerking in the legs, from the ankles to the knees, 1.
Feeling as if a heavy weight were hanging from the legs, 99.
Tearing sticking in the lower and inner part of the leg, at a small place, 1.
Tearing in the legs during the shuddering, 1.*
Drawing tearing in the right leg, from the bend of the knee to the heel, as if sprained, 1.
Boring pain in the right tibia, 1.
Sharp, tearing drawing in the tibia, 1. [2190.]
Legs painful to touch, 99.
[Jerking pains from the upper to the lower part of the leg], 5.
Single, violent tearing in the tibia, causing one to cry out, 1.
Spasmodic contraction in the calves, 124.
The calf is hard and as if pressed flat, with intolerable pain, resembling a cramp-pain, causing her to cry out for about an hour and a half; the whole leg became cold, insensible, and stiff, so that she was unable to move it; there remained a tension in the calf, and a sort of paralysis in the leg behind (after fifty hours), 1.
Cramps in the calves, 99, 123 , etc.*
Severe cramps in the calves of the legs, 171.
Cramp in the calf, when walking (after two hours), 1.
Cramp in the calves, especially in the night, in bed, 1.
Aching pain in the calves, 1.
Tearing pain in the right calf, when sitting (after eleven hours), 7. [2200.]
Swelling of the ankle without redness, with tearing pains, which can be relieved by the application of warmth, 1.
Stiffness in the ankle and knee-joints, with difficulty in walking, 213.
Painfulness of the ankles when touched, 4.
Tearing in the ankles, 1.
Tearing around the ankles and in the dorsum of the feet, when lying down, with nausea, 1.
Feet and Toes.
Swelling of the feet ( 36 ), 206.*
Feet swelled easily (one week), 174.
Shining, hot swelling of the feet, extending above the ankles, with round red spots, causing a burning pain (after third day), 1.
Itching swelling of the feet, 1.
Œdematous feet (after six weeks), 114. [2210.]
Œdema of the feet and exhaustion ( 15 ).*
Swelling of the feet, which long afterwards remain weak and heavy, 113.
Very great œdema of the feet, which lasted many weeks, 117.
Hard, red-blue, green-yellow and very painful swelling of both feet (after twenty-eight days), 4.
Trembling in feet, 99.
Cramp of the feet, 145.
Weakness of the feet, 128.
Weakness of the feet, lasting three weeks, 128.
Weakness of the feet, on great exertion, 128.
When walking, he dragged the feet loosely; when lying, they lie relaxed and fallen down, 119. [2220.]
Feet would not support him, but gave way beneath him, 213.
In eight weeks she could only move the feet when lying, but could not walk, 174.
Paralysis of the feet, 39 . ["Cited from Cardanus;" same as S. 2224.]
Total paralysis of the feet, 145.
Paralysis of the feet, preceded by vomiting, 71.
Complete paralysis of feet, hands, and arms, 217.
Numbness, stiffness and insensibility of the feet, with occasional swelling and great pains, 27.
Numb pains in the right foot; when sitting, she is unable to raise it except with the hand, 2.
Feet feel as if furred, 206.
Fuzzy feeling, going to sleep and coldness of the feet, extending a hand's breadth above the ankle, 116. [2230.]
Sensation diminished in the feet and legs, 213.
Loss of sensation in the feet; on attempting to walk, she could not feel the ground, 215.
Cold feet, with contracted pulse, 13.
Continual cold feet when sitting still; he is scarcely able to warm them in bed, 1.
Pains in the feet, 14.
Pains in the feet, which decreased from year to year, but (after ten years) have not yet quite disappeared, and especially show themselves on the appearance of the menses, 105.
Pain in the foot, as if sprained, when she makes a misstep, or does not place the foot in a natural position, 2.
Cramps in feet, 217.
Constant cramps in the feet, 224.
Drawing in the foot, so that he cannot hold it still; he cannot step rapidly, but only cautiously, 1. [2240.]
Tearing and stitching in the metatarsal articulations of both feet, with stitches in the joints when treading or walking, as if the feet were sprained; the ankles feel sore and painful when touched, 1.
Stitching pains in the outer border of the foot, 1.
Intolerable itching of the feet and thighs, 145, 217.
The pains in the feet become worse by motion, 2.
Pains in the joints of the foot, on the top of the instep, as if sprained, when stepping, 1.
When walking, steps flat with whole sole, 218.
Numb feeling in the sole, 218.
Soles feel as if made of wood and do not feel the ground, 205.
Soles of feet painful on stepping, 99.
Feeling of coldness in the soles, 1. [2250.]
Violent burning in soles of feet, 99.
Stitches in the soles (after half an hour), 1.
Tearing in the heels, 2.
In the morning, when waking, the heels are painful, as if they had been lying on a hard place, 1.
Stitches in the bottom of the left heel, when treading, extending to the posterior surface of the thigh, 1.
Toes drawn downward, 99.
The flexors of the toes so contracted that the tips of the toes touch the soles of the feet; walking very difficult; standing upright causes pain (eight months), 180.
The toes are constantly flexed; they can be extended a little by great exertion of the will, but with the aid of the hand very easily; her gait, on account of this loss of power, is heavy and stamping, 105.
[All her toes became stiff, so that she could not tread, -H.], 5.
Loss of power of the toes; walking was accomplished with the whole sole of the foot, by which her gait became stamping, 105. [2260.]
The extensors as well as the flexors of the toes are paralyzed, 156.
Titillating creeping itching of the right big toe, as if felt in a healing wound, causes rubbing (after one and a half hours), 7.
In the night, when lying in bed, violent prickling tearing in the corn, 1.

GENERALITIES

Objective.
General health poor, 215.
At first glance, one would have thought a case of typhoid fever was before him. Constant sleepiness, numbness, stupid appearance, ringing in the ears, no pains, redness of the cheeks, slight ophthalmia, dorsal decubitus, paralysis of the limbs and trunk, great emaciation, moist skin, violent beating of the heart, valves of the heart normal, no morbid sound, lungs free. Pulse 95 to 100; tongue clean, not dry; abdomen not sensitive to pressure, but drawn in; hollow gurgling in the abdomen; no diarrhœa, and involuntary urination, 169.
*Cholera, 60 . ["That is, constant vomiting and diarrhœa, with sharp nose, cold limbs, cramps, and death."]
The incessant vomiting, the diarrhœa, the cramps in the calves, the livid appearance, and especially the liquids evacuated, showing no signs of blood, all defined the attack as a sort of sporadic cholera, 124.
Consumption, 47.
Gradual consumption (died within a year), 29.
The effects produced by small doses of arsenic might have been mistaken for those of mercury, 171. [2270.]
He gathers himself together in bed, can scarcely move his limbs, and is with difficulty awakened from his delirious sopor, 136.
The body crouched, 106.
He lies in bed crouched together, 126.
She lies bent over a trunk, supported on both arms, pale as a corpse, with the most violent retching, 126.
Greatly swollen all over, 224.
(Great swelling of the face and the whole body), 73.
(Anasarca), 11 . [As S. 138]
(Complete general anasarca), 1 . [As S. 128]
(Elastic swellings in various parts of the body), 49.
(Swelling of the whole right side of the body, down to the hip, with swelling of the left leg), 55.
(Swelling of the face and feet, dry mouth and lips, distended abdomen, diarrhœa, colic, vomiting), 11 . [As S. 138.]
Wasting, 128. [2280.]
(Emaciation), 36, 84 , etc.
Great emaciation, 214.*
Progressive emaciation, without loss of appetite, 215.
She became remarkably thin, 137.
He becomes emaciated and sinks exhausted, 171.
(Emaciation, till death), 57.
Dwindling of the whole body, with excessive sweats, 1.
She becomes emaciated, with clay colored face, blue margins around the eyes, great weakness in all the limbs, want of disposition to do anything, and constant inclination to rest (after eight days), 1.*
The female's healthy, well-fed body had changed, in eight weeks, so that it was scarcely more than a feeble skeleton covered with skin; and the healthy red and white of the complexion had become a pale bluish-gray. The abdominal walls were olive green; the back ecchymosed; mouth and nose covered with scabs, and the hair had almost all fallen out, 105.
Fatal marasmus (in eighteen months), 215. [2290.]
General collapse, 173.
Motor Symptoms.
Laxity of all the muscles, 166.
Muscles lax, 103, 104 , etc.
After a year, the muscle was low compared with what it was formerly, 105.
Tremblings, 19.
She trembled violently, 125.
General trembling, 127.
Trembling over the whole body, 26, 99 , etc.
He trembles in every part of the body, 6.
General tremor of the entire body, 199. [2300.]
In the morning, trembling of the whole body, 116.
Tremor, with sweat on the face, 23.
Trembling and formication of the whole body, 156.
Anguish, trembling, and tremor, with cold sweat on the face, 23.
Twitching, 207, 217.
Violent twitching of the whole body, 99.
Subsultus tendinum, 212.
Inclines to start, 1.
Convulsive startings all over the body, 201.
Several sudden and involuntary muscle-contractions, 150. [2310.]
Spasmodic starting of the whole body in bed (after twelve hours), 32.
Startings, resembling concussive shocks, in the affected part, in the evening, when falling asleep; they are excited by a slight trouble felt in a remote part, such as a tearing, itching , etc., 1.*
While rolling about in bed, he screams, "I am suffocating!" throws off the covering, opens his mouth wide, as if to draw breath, and remains fixed in this condition for several seconds, 102.
From time to time he lies on his back, touching the region of the coccyx with his heel, while the knees are raised and widely parted. Suddenly he turns round spontaneously, and takes a different position, 102.
Cramps, 206.
Spasms, ( 21 ), 58.
Hysterical spasms, followed by great exhaustion, 225.
Convulsions, 35, 63 , and others.
Slight convulsions, 212.
Convulsions, most violent, 51. [2320.]
Fearful convulsions; stiff, with body bent backward, 121.
Convulsions, with foam at the mouth, 224.
Violent convulsive motions before death, 113.
Epileptic convulsions, 24.
Slight convulsions, which lasted several minutes; afterwards renewed violent vomiting, 121.
Tetanic spasms, 19.
(Attacks of tetanic spasms), 57.
Tetanic convulsions, the body bent backward and the chest distended high up; he uttered at the same time, a miserable wail, 112.
Convulsions, and horrible distortions of the limbs, 13.
Convulsions, occasionally brought on by violent pains in the soles of the feet, 81. [2330.]
Convulsions, and complete loss of consciousness, with vomiting and horrible colic, 180.
Convulsive fit; first she jerked her arms outward, after this she lost her consciousness, lay like one dead, pale but warm, clenched her thumbs, twisted her fists, drew her arms up slowly, lowered them again slowly; after ten minutes she drew her mouth to and fro, as if working her jaws; breathing imperceptible; in a quarter of an hour the fit ceased, terminating in a jerk through the whole body, a sort of starting forward of the arms and lower limbs; consciousness returned at once, but there was great weakness, 1.
Convulsive attacks, which appeared from time to time, but seemingly only from an external cause, especially from vexation or other violent mental agitation. They were announced about an hour before their appearance, by drawings in the limbs, and longings to lie down, without finding sleep. When they came on, she experienced either a sudden jerk through the whole body, or an icy coldness running from the head down the back with lightning-like velocity. At the same moment, she loses consciousness, stretches and writhes, and then draws the limbs together, especially the arms. At times, also, convulsive distortion of the facial muscles and tetanus appear with it, when it has happened that the under lip or tongue had been injured by the tightly set teeth and has bled. More frequently, however, the spasm rages in the abdomen, which rises and falls very rapidly, with rumbling in the bowels. The attack is generally repeated, after a respite, before her return to consciousness. The whole lasts ten minutes, at most. On returning to consciousness, she calls for water, which, however, renews the convulsions, 105.
Violent convulsions, afterward violent sweats, then sleep, 151.
Death, with or without spasms, 19.
Convulsions previous to death, 23, 87.
Restless, 189.
Great restlessness, 110, 121 , etc.*
Marked restlessness, 196.
Great inquietude, 99.
Restless and tossed about, 200. [2340.]
Very great restlessness, so that she could not lie quiet a minute, 134.*
He continually threw himself about, 115.
He threw himself restlessly hither and thither in bed, 124.*
*Restlessness; throwing himself from side to side, 113.
Rolling about in bed, 135.
He lies now on the right, now on the left side, and changes position with incredible rapidity, 102.*
By paroxysms he started up, became very restless, 113.
Restless, he changes from one bed to another, 17.
He has no rest anywhere, and changes from place to place, from bed to bed, 1.*
Continual restlessness and contraction of the body, 106. [2350.]
The child is restless, moans and cries, 1.
Marked restlessness and excitement, with wakefulness at night, 220.
Restlessness and tossing about in the bed, with sadness and unquenchable thirst (after twenty-four hours), 24.
*Restlessness and anxiety, 99.
Restlessness and anxiety, so that he alternately left the couch, and threw himself on the floor, 113.
Restlessness and hypochondriac anxiety, as from continued sitting in a room, as if coming from the upper part of the chest, without palpitation of the heart (immediately), 1.
Great restlessness; she threw herself about in bed, and tightly clasped a person standing near, in her anxiety and oppression, 113.
(Restlessness, with pains in the abdomen, head, and knees), 15 . [Symptoms noted after the benzoar stone as an antidote.]
Paralysis and Weakness.
Electro-muscular contractility remarkably diminished, 213.
She becomes quite stiff, is not able to move or stir, is only able to stand, 1. [2360.]
She cannot move, 99.
In the morning, the muscular stiffness is increased, and extends to the arm and forearm, which are painful when moved, 92.
He could no longer sit upright, stand or walk, but, when lying, could make every motion, 119.
Paralyzed, was no longer able to walk, 63.
Paralysis of both motion and sensation, 167.
Paralysis of the lower half of the body lasts nearly six months, 141.
Local paralysis, preceded by numbness or tingling in the fingers or toes, 171.
Incomplete paralysis, 205.
Great laziness and dread of the least exertion, 5.
Feels as heavy as lead, 136. [2370.]
Tire all over, 97.
Easily fatigued, so that she dreads exertion, 218.
Becomes pale and easily tired on slight exertion, 318.
In general, more fatigued mornings than evenings, 92.
In the evening, general feeling of fatigue, which increased to a very distressing degree, 92.
Lassitude, 128.
Great lassitude, 103, 116 , etc.*
General lassitude, 92, 218.
Great lassitude; he had to go home and lie down, 136.
*The slightest paroxysm of pain is accompanied with an excessive sinking of strength, obliging him to lie down, 1. [2380.]
He lies down all day, 23.
He is obliged to keep to his bed, 3.
Lassitude, so that he could not leave the bed, 113.
Failing of strength, 19, 84.*
Muscular power weakened, so that he could not hold an object after he had taken it, 156.
Cannot support, or lift any rather heavy objects without letting it fall, 213.
Entire loss of strength; cannot speak without great effort, 99.
Loss of strength, 218.
Weakness, 31.
Debility, 222. [2390.]
Great general weakness, 218.
Excessive weakness, 61, 206.
Very great weakness, 119, 128 , etc.
Very marked weakness, 209.
General debility, 201.
Extreme debility, 198.
Great debility, and exhaustion, 188.
Fits of weakness, 12.
Weakness as if he suffered from want of food, 1. [2400.]
General weakness, especially in the lower limbs; he is scarcely able to move them, 19.
Great weakness, especially in the legs, 27, 128.
Great weakness; her gait was like one much intoxicated, 105.
Weakness of the whole body for several days, with weak pulse; he had to lie down, 35.
His strength fails him more and more, 19.
Weakness in the muscular system, especially of the lower extremities, so that the gait was uncertain and stumbling, 156.
Gait shaky and stumbling. On attempting to stand, he falls, if not aided. Also, when sitting, he holds himself with difficulty; still, the extremities can be moved in all directions, though not without effort, 156.
She was so weak that she had to be led into the room, 127.
He can scarcely walk, 106.
*He is so weak that he is scarcely able to walk; he feels as if he would fall over, 6. [2410.]
*So weak that he is scarcely able to walk across the room without sinking down, 1, 9.
So weak that he was not able to walk alone , before the vomiting set in, 23.*
He falls down, when attempting to walk (having full consciousness), 27.
For several days he felt so weak in the morning that he was scarcely able to rise from bed, 9.
He endeavors to rise, but is unable to sustain himself on his feet, 1.
After rising, he fell down on the floor, 113.
He gets out of bed, falls down, and wounds the occiput, 106.
When rising from bed, she fell down at once; from weakness and vertigo, and increased headache, 1.
(He was unable to leave his bed, he felt so trembling and weak), 11 . [As S. 138.]
General weakness and paresis, which rapidly become paralysis (after one week), 174. [2420.]
He remained very weak for a long time, 113.
*Continued weakness and prostration, 128.
Constant feeling of extreme weariness, 92.
Very weary and exhausted, 127.*
*Great weariness after a meal, 1.
Great weariness after dinner, and excessive yawning, 1.
General exhaustion, 100.
Great exhaustion, 123.
Frequent feeling of exhaustion, 224.
Totally exhausted, 113, 126. [2430.]
Prostration, 220.
Great prostration, 177.
Nervous prostration, 225.
Excessive prostration, 184.
Remarkable prostration; kneeling on the floor of her room, the head supported on the arms of her brother; she was not able to hold herself up, 121.
Excessive and most unusual prostration of strength, 225.
Remarkable prostration and discomfort, 150.
Great prostration and bodily weakness, especially after vomiting, which still occurs at intervals, 103.
A sense of sinking, so that he thought he was dying, 210.
Condition resembling a mild form of collapse in cholera, 210. [2440.]
Nearly collapsed condition, with sluggish power of motion and afterward almost immobility, 214.
In a state of collapse; extremities were cold, lips purple, face dusky, 210.
Great general weakness and irritability, 218.
Weak in body and soul; he says nothing without being peevish, 1.
Deathly weariness, with face as pale as death, 109.
He dies with weakness , without vomiting, convulsions, or pain, 13.
Excessive weakness, violent vertigo, continued vomiting and hæmaturia, followed by death (without agony, fever or pain), 86 . [Death did not occur till the 7th day. -Hughes.]
Faintness and Sensibility.
Faintness, 182, 187.
Fainting, 119, 141.
Fainted, 96. [2450.]
Attacks of fainting, 113.
Fainting fits , ( 20 ), ( 31 ), and others.
Deep swoon, 33.
Excessive swoons, 26.
Faintness and depression, 171.
*Faint, anxious and weak, early in the morning, 1.
Faintness when discouraged; her strength returns with her cheerfulness, 1.*
Great faintness and anxiety ; she has lost the control of her senses, is scarcely able to attend to things, accompanied with reeling vertigo, 1.*
Frequent fainting fits, with vomiting and weak pulse (after three hours), 73.
Sensation of faintness, burning and nausea, 170. [2460.]
Faint, when she became cold over the whole body, 114.
Before death, coma sometimes supervenes, with paralysis, tetanic convulsions, or spasms in the muscles of the extremities, 171.
The organs of sense are morbidly active, 19.
Senses morbidly acute, but mental faculties unimpaired, 159.*
Nervousness, 169.
Increased sensibility, so that the gentle opening and shutting of a door, or accidentally touching the bed-clothes, caused the patient to start, and a careless closing of the door drew tears from her, and gave her pain, 105.
Such a high degree of sensitiveness that a mere draught of air caused cramps and convulsions, 137.
Sensibility diminished, 217.
Apparent insensibility to external objects, 201.
Sensations.
Unusual lightness, 98. [2470.]
He felt thick, 135.
General uneasiness, 193.
General discomfort, 169.
Great anxiety in the whole body with cold sweat, 140.
Obliged to go to bed early in the evening, with general malaise; could not get warm, although the weather was quite mild; had to be covered with bed-clothes as if it was winter, 92.
Great malaise, 166.
General malaise, followed by vomiting, 92.
On rising in the morning, general malaise, 92.
General depression and sick feeling, 219.
The pains seem intolerable , and drive the patient mad, 1.* [2480.]
Pains all over, 134.
Pains in the whole body, mostly in the evening (Sr.).
A numb pain is perceived in the whole side of the body, 2.
The paroxysm of pain is frequently accompanied with other symptoms, 1.*
Frequent return, at regular hours, of the pains and uneasiness, as in fever and ague, 1.*
Return of the same Arsenic symptoms at the same hour, after a period of four days, 13 . ["This recurrence only took place once."]
There are, at times, remissions or even intermissions in the symptoms, which may lead to a deceptive hope of recovery, or (by the recurrence of symptoms) to the erroneous supposition that a fresh quantity of poison had been administered, 171.
Mustard plasters cause pain, but neither redness nor swelling of the parts where they are applied, 102.
Burning pains, 18 , (and others).*
*Burning pains, especially in the inner organs, skin and ulcers, 1. [2490.]
Burning, corrosive pains, 54, 72.
Burning pain where applied, 214.
The burning, stitching, tearing pains, especially in the extremities, affected the patient more, as the energy of the body decreased and sensibility increased, 105.
Day and night, fearful pains, which were generally burning, as when one has been burned, and the injured part is exposed anew to the fire ; at times also stitching, and then again gouty tearing, with which, at times, an endless rapid twitching and pulling appeared at one spot. In general, the affected limb was constantly twitching, 105.
Violent pains, 207.
Violent pains over the whole body, as if he lay on fire or needles; external application or Arsenic, 178.
Occasional violent pains in different parts of the body, in the knee-joint, in the soles of the feet, and in the region of the heart, 210.
Burning in all the veins, when waking in the night, which happens frequently, 1.
Pain in the affected part, as if the bone in that part were swollen and excoriated; felt when sitting, 1.
Sensation as if the whole left half of the body were drawn together, 99. [2500.]
Violent anguish, as if everything became constricted, with anxiety in the pit of the stomach, 1.*
Feeling as if pressed on by a heavy body, 99.
On awaking, every morning, sharp pains all over the body, and aching pains across the shoulders and back of the neck, 225.
Sharp pains all over the body, especially in the genitals, 224.
Fine stitches over the whole body, 1.
Tearing pains in the bones, 2.
Ulcerative pain in the affected part, as if had passed into the stage of suppuration and were about to open; felt when sitting, 1.
Pain in the whole trunk, mostly in the small of the back and back, especially after riding on horseback (in a practiced rider), 1.
Beating in all the limbs and also in the head, 1.
Pains in the joints, 128.

ARSENICUM ALBUM. SKIN

Appearance, Etc. [2510.]
Skin became very white; complexion white and pasty-looking, 224.*
Excessive whiteness of the skin, as in infants, which, as the arsenical influence increased, became yellow and scaly , producing in J. E. and baby the most irritating eruption all over the body , with a strong and peculiar smell, 225.*
The skin became gradually yellow, and afterwards of a dusky brown color, 224.
Jaundice, 47.
*The whole skin became blue, 102.
The veins, especially the jugular veins, very much dilated, hence the skin became bluish, 102.
Cyanosis, 173.
He became red and moist over the whole body, 144.
Smutty, mottled skin, especially in the extremities, 218.
Skin became a smutty brown, especially on uncovered portions, 217. [2520.]
Dry, cracked state of the skin, 224.
Skin dry and scaly , cracked all over, and very sore, with a strong and peculiar smell from it, 224.
*Deep mortification of the skin, 214.
On the toes, especially both little toes, and extremely hard, horny skin gradually appeared, which pained like a burning, and made walking very painful, 105.
The skin from the head to the feet comes off, 120.
[The skin of the whole body peels off in large scales], 5.
The thickened epidermis comes off, 217.
The skin of the whole body, except the head, came off, 145.
Desquamation of a large part of the body, especially on the forearms, and return of a just cured herpes on the chin, which remains five to six days, 151.
Exfoliation of the cuticle and skin of the tongue, 171. [2530.]
The thick skin of the soles of the feet came off, 145.
Spots on the skin, here and there, 38.
Little blotches on the forehead, 43.
Thick-set, white blotches; about the size of a lentil, a little larger or smaller; skin colored, smarting and painful, the pain being generally worse at night, 3.
*Blue spots on the abdomen, genital organs, and white of the eye, 19.
Large red spots over the whole skin, 131.
Inflamed, measle-like spots over the body, especially about the head, in the face, and on the neck, 32 . ["After opium had been given as antidote."]
On the left side of the face, answering to the parotids, and inflamed spot, red, firm, solid, painful on pressure with the finger, appearing yellow, 116.
(The parts around the ulcer become inflamed; the ulcer bleeds when bandaging it, and becomes covered with a dry, superficial crust), 83.
Dry Eruptions.
Eruption on the skin, 47 . ["Not found."] [2540.]
Eruption over whole body, 217.
Very painful black eruption, 22.*
Small ecchymoses, or rather petechiæ, 102.*
Rash over the whole body falling off in scales, 26.
Red, scorbutic rash, 79.
(Slight eruptions resembling nettlerash), 49.
Rashlike eruption on the skin, especially on the abdomen, 110.
Rash, profuse, diagnosed as scarlatina, with such severe pains all over that he could not turn in bed, 224.
Elevations similar to those caused by nettles; also small pimples, as in rash eruptions, 143.
Pimples burning violently, causing almost unendurable anguish, 1.* [2550.]
Small, pointed pimples make their appearance, with itching, going off after scratching, 1.
Miliary eruption, with white tips, over the whole body, even the hands and feet, 80.
[Fine, sand-shaped, itching eruption all over the body. -H.], 55.
(Eruption on the forehead), 37.
(Innumerable, very red pimples on the scalp), 41.
Pimples, difficult to cure, 29 , ["Not found."]
Small pimples on several parts of the body, even on the forehead and under the jaw, causing a burning pain and not much itching, 1.
A pimple, covered with scurf, in the left side of the scalp, obliging him to scratch, and painful when rubbed, as if ulcerated (after two hours), 7.
Pimples over the whole scalp, painful when rubbed or touched, as if ecchymosed or ulcerated; the same pain is felt in the whole scalp (after eleven hours), 7.
There appeared upon the face and neck a number of large red blotches, at first the size of a silver dollar, of an intensely red or scarlet color, and partially raised in wheals; this rash gradually extended, and in a day and a half covered the entire body (fifth day), 216. [2560.]
On the lips, an eruption similar to herpes labialis, 103.
Eruption on the lower lip, with a thick crust and a lardaceous base, (Sr.)
Painless eruption on the margin of the vermilion border of lip (after fourteen days), 1.
Red, herpetic skin around the mouth, 1.*
*Eruption around the mouth, burning and painful, 1.
Colorless, biting eruption around the whole neck, upon the shoulders, and on the sides, 3.
Pimples on the hands, the thumb, and the forehead, 139.
Purple petechiæ on chest and neck, 201.
Skin of neck, bosom, and shoulders covered with a rough, cracked, dirty, brownish-red eruption, with burning and itching, 223.
Herpes-like spot on left side of neck extended rapidly over whole side of neck, and upon face, with itching and burning , then a similar spot on the right side, 211.* [2570.]
Blotches and pimples on the hands, 43.
Dense eruption of small, red, conical pimples all over the hands and fingers, with itching, which is increased by scratching, 92.
Moist Eruptions.
Eczema, 220.
*Eruption resembling red petechiæ, from the size of a flea-bite up to that of a lentil, sharply circumscribed, in the evening, painful, dry, moist, and burning after scratching (Sr., from Hahnemann).
Black vesicles, causing a burning pain, 81.*
Rash over the whole body, except the limbs; numberless small, white blisters covered the skin, with appeared to be inflamed between them, 105.
Pimples in the region of the left temple; when scratched they exude bloody water, and become painful and sore when rubbed, 7.
Scabby eruption on the occiput, 104.
On the red, inflamed portion of the skin of the face, numerous vesicles filled with yellow fluid; the redness and inflammation spread about the nose and mouth, 116.
Eruption on the face, covered with blisters, 116. [2580.]
The eruption on the face dried into scabs; nose and lids scale, 116.
The eruption on the face dries, here and there scabs fall off, and on the left concha new blisters form, 116.
Whitish, pointed pimples, the tips filled with a watery fluid, with burning itching , as of mosquito-bites, on the hands, between the fingers, and on the abdomen; the fluid flows out when scratching the pimples, and the itching goes off, 1.
[Fleshy excrescences spring up from the ulcers on the fingers; they speedily become decayed blue, and green, with viscid ichor, spreading an intolerably bad odor. -H.], 5.
[Blisters form in the night all over the soles, as if caused by fly-blisters; they open and pour out a light-yellow, fetid water. -H.], 5.
Ulcers and Pustules.
The ulcer has very high edges, 1.
Much black, coagulated blood comes out of the ulcer, 1.*
Ulcer which is especially painful in the morning, with dark-brown, thin, bloody pus under a thin scurf, and with single stitches while sitting, the stitches being diminished when standing, and still more when walking, 1.
Severe suppuration and swelling of the skin around the spreading ulcers, especially on the abdomen, genitals, and inside of the thighs, 214.
Cancerous ulcer, making the amputation of the limb necessary, 82 . ["In a refiner of A."] [2590.]
Sores broke out over the head and neck, 198.
*Two large pimples on the forehead between the eyebrows, obliging him to scratch, exuding bloody water, and becoming filled with pus on the day following, 7.
Pustule on forehead and left cheek, 99.
Pustules on forehead and chest, 99.
On the forehead, about the eyes, on the cheek bones, the shoulders, the upper part of the arm, and the chest, an eruption of white pustules, in large number, which, in form and progress, were similar to small-pox; these pustules were partly isolated, partly confluent, were very easily torn, changed to thick crusts, and left very perceptible scars behind, 160.
(Pustulous eruption on the scalp and face, with burning pain), 39.
Ulcers in the whole face, 43.
The face became covered with pustules, 139.
Ulcerated eruption around the lips, 50.
[Large, broad, pale-red, and excessively painful boil on the hand, between the thumb and index finger, especially in the evening. -H.], 5. [2600.]
Abscess on the posterior side of the arm above the wrist; on opening it a very copious discharge of thick yellow pus followed, with denudation of the surface of the ulna, as shown by the probe, 169.
Gatherings (abscesses), on her hands, which she never had had before, followed by severe pains in her wrists and arms, so as almost to disable her, 225.
[Ulcer on the left leg below the knee. -H.], 5.
Ulcer on the leg, covered with a gray crust, and surrounded with an inflamed border; it is burning and painful, 1.*
[Itchlike eruption, especially in the bends of the knees. -H.], 5.
Ulcers on both heels, which discharge ichorous matter, 140.
The trunk and upper extremities are covered with a discrete papulo-vesicular eruption, very troublesome, causing him to scratch till he bled; itching much aggravated at night, 92.
Great sensibility or irritation of the skin, accompanied by a vesicular eruption; sometimes this has assumed the form of nettlerash, or of the eruption of scarlet fever, for which disease arsenical poisoning has been mistaken, 171.
[The skin of the soles becomes insensible, thick as cork, and breaks. -H.], 5.
Sensation, when moving about, as if the whole skin were rough and about to burst, 99. [2610.]
The skin of the whole body is painful, 1.
The hard, horny skin on the toes is very troublesome, and burns much, 105.
Horrid burning in the skin of the finger, as if the part had been burnt with boiling grease (after dipping the hands into a cold solution of Arsenic), 1.
Intolerable burning in the skin, 39.*
Much disturbed at night by smarting and itching, which forced him to keep applying cold water compresses; he got a little sleep about 4 o'clock in the morning, 92.
*Burning pain in the ulcers, 1 , ( 83 ).
*Burning in the ulcers as from glowing coals, 1.
*Burning like fire around the ulcer, which is fetid and suppurates, accompanied with faintness and drowsiness in daytime, 1.
Burning in the border of the ulcer and itching in the ulcer itself, 1.*
(Burning in the ulcer follows the itching), 44. [2620.]
Tearing pain in the ulcers, 1.
Stitching over the whole skin, 139.
Slow stitches, as with a red-hot needle, in the skin here and there, 1.*
Prickings in the skin, 43.
Painful sensitiveness of old ulcers previously painless, 1.*
Creeping sensation, as of fleas, in the thighs, as far as the abdomen, also in the loins and nates, obliging him to scratch, 1.
Burning itching of the body, 1.
Burning itching, the parts being painful after scratching, 1.
Unpleasant itching and eruption of small, itchlike pustules, which soon desquamate, 141.
At night, itching on the head and several parts of the body, lasting all night, and preventing sleep, 92. [2630.]
Itching of the neck below the maxilla, 1.
Itching and soreness of the anus and privates, with sometimes sharp pains there, 225.
Frequent itching on the backs of the fingers, sometimes so severe that she scratches the skin off, with an eruption of pointed papulæ between the fingers (after three days), 91.
A good deal of itching of the right thigh and arms, 1.

SLEEP AND DREAMS

Yawning and Sleepiness.
Yawning, 99.
Frequent yawning, 1.
Yawning almost uninterrupted, 1.
Yawning and stretching as though he had not slept enough, 7.
Yawning and weakness after eating, so that he must lie down and sleep, 1.
Inclined to sleep, 217. [2640.]
No sleep, but inclination to slumber, 136.
She became sleepy, without being able to sleep or rest, 134.
Sleepiness, 103, 116 , etc.
Frequent attacks of somnolence in the daytime, when sitting, 1.
Drowsiness, 202, 204.*
Excessive drowsiness; he falls asleep again immediately after taking; for four days, 3, 6.
*Drowsiness interrupted by uneasy dreams and great anxiety, 1.
Irresistible desire to sleep, alternating with great restlessness, 19.
Soporous condition, from which she often awoke, but only for a short time, 134.
Sleep.
Slept a little at times; when awake, was inclined to converse in a quiet and agreeable way, more particularly in reference to her own history; this continued for the next forty-eight hours, she being all the while in a state of extreme prostration (first day), 216. [2650.]
The little patient slept, except when awakened by vomiting, 103.
Slumber and slight delirium, 136.
At night, sleep, alternating with raving and different visions, 113.
He lies on his back during sleep, with his left hand under the occiput, 1.
Quiet sleep, 122, 123.
*Startings of various kinds, when falling asleep, in the evening, 1.
Much violent starting while asleep, 32.*
Frequent starting from sleep, 99.*
General sick feeling, in sleep, two successive nights, 1.
Uneasy nights; felt as if a chill was coming on, 92. [2660.]
Disturbed sleep, 218.
Sleep uneasy, and disturbed by dreams, 224.*
Restless sleep, 113, 132.*
Sleep restless; disturbed by attacks of cough , anxiety, and general heat, until 1.30 P.M.*
*After midnight (from 3 o'clock on), she tosses about, and sleeps only at times, 1.
Loud moaning in the evening, while asleep, 1.
Moaning, while asleep, with tossing about in bed, especially about 3 o'clock in the morning, 1.
He talks and quarrels while asleep, 1.
During sleep, loud talking and indistinct murmuring, with half-closed eyes, 99.
During sleep, he complains of headache, now in the forehead, now in the occiput, 103. [2670.]
The pains are felt in the night, during sleep, 1.*
Sleep very restless, she wakes very early, 2.
The pain of the affected part wakes him in the night from time to time, especially before midnight, 1.*
She is awakened from sleep by vomiting, 121.
He wakes while dreaming, and while an emission is taking place, without being able to remember what he dreamed of, 10.
In the morning, she feels as if she had not slept enough, 5.*
Feels as though she had not slept enough, mornings; eyes are weary; she cannot get out of bed, 1.*
Cannot go to sleep, although fatigued, 99.
Sleeplessness till 3 A.M., 99.
No sleep, 96. [2680.]
Sleeplessness ( 31 ), 37 , and others.
Sleepless for forty-eight hours, then had a good night's sleep, which quite refreshed her; felt comfortable for twelve hours, 216.
Sleepless, with restlessness and moaning, 1.
Sleepless, tossing about, nights , with creeping in the abdomen, 1.
Sleeplessness, with fainting fits from time to time, 14.
(Nightly fancies), 40.
During his morning slumber he hears every sound and noise, yet continues dreaming withal, 1.
Heavy dreams, 4.
Heavy dreams and nightmare; the dreams hovered before his mind even during the day, and disquieted him, 159.
Dreams full of fatiguing thoughts, 1. [2690.]
Sleep disturbed by anxious dreams, 99.
Dreams full of care; he wakes, and when asleep again continues his dream, 1.
Anxious dreams while falling asleep; he wants to cry out, but cannot utter his cry, and is suddenly waked by that cry, which he hears yet, 1.
Vivid, vexatious dreams, 7.
Frightful, anxious dreams, 1.
Nightly dreams full of threats, apprehensions, or repentance, 1.
Dreams full of care and danger ; he wakes with a cry, and, when asleep again, dreams of something else, 1.
Dreams full of care, sorrow, and fear, disturb his sleep, 1.*
Uninterrupted dreams about thunderstorms, fire, black water, and darkness, 1.*
Dreams about death, 99.

ARSENICUM ALBUM. FEVER

Coldness. [2700.]
Temperature lowered, 217.
Skin cold, 184.
Cold as a corpse, 120.*
Coldness of the skin for several months, 105.
Skin cold to touch, and covered with profuse cold perspiration, 202.
The skin icy cold, covered with cold sweat, especially on the forehead and temples, 102.
Skin cool and spasmodically closed, 136.
The skin icy cold and the face fearfully pale, 102.*
Sensation of external coldness (which is also objective), with internal heat, like fulness or fire in the vessels, 218.
Shuddering ( 31 ), 128. [2710.]
Frequent shuddering, 99.
Feverish shuddering, 88.
Cold shuddering, 157.*
Violent chilly shuddering, 154.
The shuddering disappears after dinner (rare alternate effect), 1.
Shuddering after dinner, 1.
The shuddering returns every afternoon at 5 o'clock, 1.
Shuddering, after drinking, as if from disgust, 23.
Shuddering and chilliness, after drinking (immediately), 1.
Feverish shuddering every evening, 1.
Shuddering, every evening, before retiring, 1. [2720.]
*Shuddering when walking in the open air, 1.
*Shuddering, without thirst (immediately), 1.
Shuddering over the whole body, with hot forehead, warm face and cold hands, or with warm forehead, hot cheeks, and cold hands, 7.
The shuddering is apt to be accompanied with other pains or ailments, 1.*
Many symptoms are accompanied with shuddering, 1.
Shivering, 224.
Fever-shivering, chills, 1.
Shivering, out of the bed, 1.
Chattering of the teeth, fearful distortion of the facial muscles, and crying out that he can bear it not longer on account of the coldness; he trembled with it as if he had an ague; the room was well heated and the weather not cold, 102.
General chilliness, 204. [2730.]
Chilliness in the external skin, over the face and feet, 1.
Chilliness increasing to the highest degree, 19.
Violent chilliness with shaking, 73.
Chilliness, with cold feet; nevertheless, he began to perspire, 1.
Chilliness, with alternating burning pains in stomach, and marked anxiety, 217.
Chilliness, with shaking, during the pains; they are followed by thirst, 1.
Chilliness, with coldness towards evening, 1.
Violent chilliness in the evening, after going to bed, 1.
Attack of chilliness in the evening, lasting five minutes, and again in the morning, on waking, 99.
Chilliness, without being able to get warm, accompanied with ill-humor, flushes of heat, when talking or moving about; she then became red in the face, but nevertheless felt chilly, 1. [2740.]
Toward evening, attack of chilliness, lasting two hours, afterwards, sweat without heat, 99.
Chilliness at 3 o'clock, every afternoon, with hunger; the chilliness increased after a meal, 1.
Quotidian ague, sometimes tertian, 223.
The slightest chill from exposure to damp, or from sitting in church on a very cold day, was always followed by shivering fits, abdominal pain, diarrhœa, rapid loss of strength, and distressed countenance, 224.
Internal chilliness in the afternoon, with external heat and red cheeks, 1.*
Fever when coming out of the open air and entering the room: first, chilliness, afterwards hiccough for a long while, after which, general sweat, lastly, again hiccough, 1.
Violent shaking chill, 111.
Shuddering chills, with shaking of the head, 99.
Cold, 189.
Great coldness, 179. [2750.]
Great coldness of the surface of the body, 172.*
Coldness over the whole body, 110, 113 , etc.
General coldness, 212.
Constant coldness of the whole body, 99.
Coldness of the body and dryness of the skin, alternate with cold sweat, 19.*
Icy coldness before vomiting, then burning heat of the whole skin, which is cold to touch, 99.
Coldness of the limbs, 73.
A sudden coldness crept over him, he could not stand, 176.
She cannot get warm in bed, at night, 1.
He cannot get warm in bed; he thinks he has caught cold in his head, 1. [2760.]
The coldness of the body could not be relieved by the application of external warmth; complete want of reaction, 102.
Sensation of coldness over the whole body, also internally, especially in the stomach, 99.
Coldness and numbness of the whole right side, especially in arm and hand, 224.
Coldness of the face, hands, and forearms, 121.
Extremities and face in the afternoon cool, toward 5 o'clock cold, 134.
Hands and feet icy cold, 99.
In the evening, coldness of the hands and feet, and even about the abdomen, 1.
General coldness, with profuse sweat of the skin, 19.
The whole body, especially the hands and feet, cold and dry, 134.
[Coldness morning and evening, without thirst; emitting a quantity of urine, little stool, and stretching in all the limbs, -H.], 5.
Heat. [2770.]
Perceptible heat of whole body, 99.
Burning flush over whole body, 99.
Temperature of skin increased, 124, 128 , etc.
Skin very hot, 141, 193.
Violent heat of the skin, 142.
Dry heat of the skin, 19.
Skin hot and dry, 111.
Fever, 44 . ["Not found."]
Violent fever, 37 , ( 65 ), etc.
Regular tertian intermittent fever, 1. [2780.]
At first, slight fever, afterwards becoming severe, 155.
The fever begins in the daytime, and lasts till evening, 92.
Fever, attended by delirium, 198.
High fever, with delirium, 224.
Fever with violent thirst, 13.
Violent fever and thirst, 214.
Violent fever with rapid hard pulse, 207.
Fever, with stiffness and very violent pain in the swollen legs and feet, which also continued after the fever had disappeared on the eighth day, 119.
Fever and restlessness, 113.
Fever at 2 o'clock in the night, increased warmth over the whole body, sweat in the face and on the feet, and tension in the hypochondria and epigastrium, producing colicky pain, and a feeling of anxiety, 1.* [2790.]
*Typhus-like fever with extreme restlessness, alternating with stupor, 214.
Attacks of fever, 119.
Repeated attacks of fever, with pain in shoulders and nape, 222.
Every evening, an attack of fever, 150.
Fever, towards evening; chilliness with drowsiness, and a disagreeable sick feeling through the whole body, as after a paroxysm of fever, either completely or only half terminated; after midnight, profuse sweat on the thighs; returned at the same hour, two days after, 1.
[Burning fever, not to be relieved by cold water; the heat is followed by sweat, especially in the nape of the neck; this fever sometimes appears every fortnight, for a few days], 5.
Fever at 10 o'clock in the evening; heat, with redness of the whole body, afterwards sweat, 9.
Paroxysm of fever returning at the same hour for several days, 1.
Hectic fever, 89 . [As S. 188.]
Fevers terminating in death, 29 . ["Not found."]
Heat, 119, 128. [2800.]
Great heat, 144.
Burning heat over body, 202.
Violent heat, 19.
Internal heat, 6.*
*Burning heat internally, 99.
*Feels as if burning up internally, 99, 156.
Feeling of heat with anxiety, after midnight, with inclination to uncover herself, 1.
Feverish heat, 99.
Burning heat and thirst, 148.*
Feverish heat, with thirst, 99. [2810.]
Complains of violent internal heat and thirst while vomiting, 23.*
Internal heat, with thirst, after diarrhœa, 13.
Heat, internally and externally, through the whole body, as if he had drank too much wine, with thirst for beer, 8.
(Anxious heat), 75 . ["Exæstuatio."]
General, anxious heat, 6.
General heat in the morning, in bed, at sunrise, with sweat in the face, and dryness of the forepart of the mouth, without thirst, 1.
Transient heat, in the afternoon, with thirst, 99.
At 4 o'clock, heat and sweat, without diminution of the pains, until 6 o'clock, 99.
Night, heat, without thirst or sweat, 1.*
Heat and restlessness the whole night, and pulsations in the head hindering sleep, 1.* [2820.]
Heat in the face and body, at the commencement of the pains, 1.
Heat in the face, at 7 o'clock in the evening (for one hour), 1.
(Excessive orgasm of the blood), 56 . ["Exæstuatio."]
Sensation as if the blood either coursed through the veins too rapidly, or were too hot, with small, rapid pulse, 9.
Sensation as if the blood in the arteries was boiling-hot, 99.
Coldness and Heat.
The skin is cold and clammy in the stage of collapse, at other times very hot, or there are rapid alternations of heat and cold, 171.
Fever; chilliness and heat in alternation, 23.
Very hot, then very cold, 96.
She either feels too cold in her whole body, and nevertheless is not cold to the touch anywhere, or else she is too warm, and nevertheless is not warm to touch, except perhaps in the palm of the hand, 1.
Chill, so that the teeth chattered; with red and hot forehead, 114. [2830.]
Feverish chilliness and shuddering; heat of the external ear; anguish, and gnawing in the pit of the stomach, mixed with nausea and inclination to vomit, 1.
Unpleasant sensation through his body, like a sort of fever; when lying down, his head becomes hot, especially the ears, but the knees are cold (after thirty-six hours), 1.
Feverish chilliness, followed by dry heat of the skin, 19.
Fever; external coldness of the limbs, internal heat, anxious restlessness, and weak, changeable pulse, 23.
Pulse; chilliness in the daytime, after the chilliness, thirst; in the evening, a good deal of heat in the face, 1.
Feverish shuddering in the morning, alternating with heat, 1.
Fever in the forenoon; chilliness with shaking, without thirst, with spasms in the chest, pains in the whole body, and a kind of inability to use one's senses; afterwards, heat with thirst, followed by sweat and roaring in the ears, 1.
Fever in the afternoon; shuddering about the head, with stretching and drawing in the limbs, followed by chilliness and goose-skin; in the evening, from 8 till 9 o'clock, heat over the body, especially in the face, without sweat; cold hands and feet, 1.*
Rigors followed by heat, every evening, 221.
Fever, every other day; chilliness at 6 o'clock in the evening, with weariness of the thighs, and bruised feeling; on the third afternoon, at 5 o'clock, inclination to lie down, afterwards, chilliness all over the body, without thirst; afterwards, heat without thirst, and an oppressive, aching pain in the forehead, 1. [2840.]
[Fever; short-lasting coldness at night, followed by violent heat with delirium, but no thirst, -H.], 5.
Sweat.
Skin very dry, 116.
Skin, tongue, and fauces dry, 147.
Skin dry and hot, 217.
They then rarely perspired, even in the hottest weather (while the skin was yellow and brown), 224.
Sweat, 47, 132 . [Note to authority 47, "Stated as effect of antidote."]
(Sweat tingeing the skin, and especially the eyes, yellow), 11 . [As S. 138.]
Offensive sweat over whole body, 217.*
Profuse perspiration, 201.
Very copious sweats, 104, 123.
Very easy and profuse sweat, 92.
Cold sweat, 114, 173. [2850.]
Profuse cold sweat, 159.
Cold sweat all over, 152, 202.
Cold sweat over the whole body, disappearing after a quarter of an hour, and, after he had felt well all day, returning toward evening, and disappearing as rapidly, 140.
Sudden and cold sweat, 99.
Cold, clammy sweat, 203.
*Cold clammy sweat, 96.
(Cold, viscid sweat), 21 . [As. SS. 55 and 563.]
Sweats easily; cool, 218.
Frequent sweat, 156.
Very profuse sweats, which lasted many days, 160. [2860.]
Morning, sweat over the whole body, from the time he wakes to the time he rises, 1.
Sweat only in the face in the morning, when waking, 1.
Sweat, in the forenoon, with heaviness of the head, roaring in the ears, and trembling, 1.
(Night-sweat), 5.
Night-sweat, three nights in succession, 1.
Profuse sweat about the lower limbs in the night, especially about the knees, 1.*
Sweat while in bed, exhausting him unto fainting, 1.*
Sweat when commencing to sleep, going off after sleeping a little, 1.*
Sweat on the hands and thighs, at the commencement of sleep, going off after sleeping awhile (after six hours), 1.
Sweat, with excessive thirst; he would like to drink all the time, 6.* [2870.]
Sweat with increased diuresis, 116.
Moist skin, with cold extremities, 103.
The sweat appears when the fever is over, 1.*

CONDITIONS

Aggravation.
( Morning ), When waking, ill-humor; in bed, indignation; heaviness of head, etc.; on waking, headache, etc.; on rising, headache, when waking, dull headache; after rising, heaviness in head, etc.; when rising bruised pain in side of head; gum on the eyelids; agglutination of lids; pus in eyes; *slight lachrymation , etc.; stitching in the ear; *discharge from nose at 5 A.M., etc.; *Teeth loose , etc.; on waking, coryza, etc.; swelling of face ; on rising. slight toothache; stitching in gums; bitter taste; putrid taste; roughness, etc., in throat; when swallowing first mouthful, scraping in throat; when waking, feels qualmish, etc.; on getting up, vomiting of bile; an hour after getting up, vomiting; bloatedness, etc.; on waking, rumbling in bowels; after rising, pain in the intestines; *before and during diarrhœic stool, pinching in hypogastrium ; diarrhœa; early, at commencement of micturition, burning in forepart of urethra, erections; violent cough; green, etc., expectoration; in bed, jerking on stitching in thumb, etc.; tearing in metacarpal bone; *drawing-tearing pain in hips , etc.; on rising, attack of pain in things; sweat on legs; early, heaviness, etc., in legs; cramp-pain in legs; heels painful; trembling of whole body; muscular stiffness; fatigue; on rising general malaise; on waking,. pains all over, etc.; on waking, attack of chilliness; from the time of waking to time of rising, sweat; when waking, sweat only in face; *feels as though had not slept enough.
( Morning till noon ), Cramp in finger tips.
( Morning till evening ), Thirst.
( Every morning ), At 5 o'clock discharge from nose.
( Forenoon ), Nausea, etc.; diarrhœa; drawing pain in back; weariness, etc., of joints; fever, etc.; sweat, etc.
( Towards noon ), Stupid, etc., feeling in head; hammering in temples.
( Afternoon ), Drawing headache; when walking, tearing across stomach; burning pain in abdomen ; colic and diarrhœa, etc.; when sitting, jerking in legs; chilliness, etc.; face, etc.; cool; transient heat; *fever , etc.
( Every afternoon ), **At 5 o'clock, shuddering; at 3 o'clock, chilliness , etc.
( Towards evening ), *Tearing through left meatus auditorius ; crawling in fingers and toes; chilliness with coldness; attack of chilliness, etc.; fever.
( Evening ), Anxiety , etc.; confusion of head; swelling of frontal eminences; frontal heaviness; headache over left eye; *feeling of sand in eyes ; feeling of burning, etc., in eyes; burning in outer ear; heat in left nasal fossa, etc.; pain in molar teeth; swelling of submaxillary gland; pain in throat; thirst; pain in stomach; after eating, feeling of repletion in stomach; *when sitting, pain from pit of stomach round left ribs ; after lying down, spasms, etc., in abdomen, etc.; after lying down, pains in the intestines; shortly after lying down, lancinations in left side of abdomen *; before going to sleep, smoky feeling in larynx , etc *.; *directtly after lying down, cough; cough, without expectoration , etc *.; *when getting into bed and lying down, loses breath; chilliness in chest; constriction of chest , etc.; violent burning of chest; stiffness of cervical muscles; in bed; pain in finger and foot; pain in wrist; in bed, contraction of muscles of things; chilliness of legs *; when falling asleep, starting in affected part ; general feeling of fatigue; pains in whole body; boil on hand painful; while asleep, loud moaning; after going to bed, violent chilliness; attack of chilliness.
( Every evening ), Feverish shuddering; before retiring, shuddering; attack of fever; rigors, etc.
( Every other day ), Fever, etc.
( Night ), *Delirium ; talked senselessly; headache; tearing, etc., headache; throbbing in whole head, etc., headache over left eye; pain in left eye; pressive pain under right eye; alternate dilatation and contraction of pupils; *stitching pain in left ear ; toothache; regularly recurring tearing in teeth; pain in gums; thirst; hiccough; when rising, hiccough, etc.; vomiting; vomiting and diarrhœa; *anxiety in pit of stomach ; colic pains; burning of the hæmorrhoids; **sudden catarrh; *cough; *violent palpitation; strong, etc., palpitation ; pain in back, etc.; itching, etc., back; in bed, tearing in arms; crawling in hands; in bed, cramp in fingers; tearing in lower limb, etc.; in bed, cramp in calves; when lying in bed, tearing in the corn; when waking, burning in all the veins; smarting and itching; itching on the head; during sleep, the pains are felt ; in bed, cannot get warm; *heat, without thirty or sweat; *heat, etc.; short-lasting coldness, etc *.; *sweat; profuse sweat about the lower limbs.
( Every other night ), Formication in the head.
( Before midnight ), Pain wakes him.
( Midnight ), Hammering in the temples; *oppression , etc.
( After midnight ), **Desire to kill himself: pulsative throbbing in the eyes ; in two hours, pains in stomach *; deep, etc., cough, from 3 o'clock on; *tosses about , etc.
( Towards morning ), Mental excitement.
(

2 A.M .), *Fever , etc.

( About 3 A.M .), Moaning while asleep, etc.
(

3 A.M .), **After waking, anxiety; violent anxiety.

( 11 A.M. to 6 P.M .), Stupid feeling in head.
(

1 P.M .), Pain in eyelids, etc.

( 4 to 6 P.M .), Heat, etc.
( After 4 P.M .), Waterbrash.
( Towards 5 P.M .), Face etc., cold.
( 6 to 8 P.M .), Pressing in head.
(

7 P.M .), Heat in face.

(

10 P.M .), Fever, etc.

(

11 P.M .), Headache, etc.

( Open air ), Desire to vomit.
( Going into open air ), Dizziness.
( Walking in open air ), Pressing sensation in liver; *suffocative sensation; shuddering.
( Left alone ), *Dread of death.
( Ascending stairs ), Suffocative feeling; *oppression of chest.
( In bed ), Exhausting sweat.
( After breakfast ), Pressure at the stomach.
( Breathing ), Stitches in right upper chest; stitch in left chest.
( Drawing deep breath ), Cough.
( When clearing throat ), Pain under left Hypochondrium.
( Cold air ), Pains in limbs; *cough.
( Cold water ), Pains in limbs.
( Coughing ), *Heat in head ; tendency to retching; stitching pain in pit of stomach; bruised pain in abdomen; *oppression of chest ; stitches under ribs, etc.; *stitching pain in sternum.
( After coughing ), *Breathing becomes short.
( Crying ), Tendency to retching; weak feeling in epigastrium.
( Before dinner ), Nausea, etc.
( After dinner ), Sour eructations; nausea, etc.; pressure at stomach, etc.; shuddering.
( Drinking water ), Renews convulsions.
( After drinking ), Eructations; distension, etc., in abdomen; *vomiting ; renewed vomiting, etc.; *cough ; shuddering immediately; *shuddering , etc.
( Eating ), Compressive sensation in chest.
( After eating ), Melancholic, etc.; distension, etc., in abdomen; in two hours, disgust, etc.; in a little while, pressure about stomach; yawning and weakness.
( After eating and drinking ), Bitter, etc., taste in mouth.
( After a little soup ), Retching and vomiting.
( When fatigued ), Asthma.
( Feeling the part ), Cutting pain in side of abdomen.
( During fever-paroxysm ), Tension in hypochondria.
( After the heat ), Inclination to vomit.
( During ill-humor ), Hemorrhage from nose.
( Inspiring ), Stitches in region of kidneys.
( Full inspiration ), Pain in lower chest.
( Light ), *Headache.
( Light of candle before eyes ), Alternate dilatation and contraction of pupil.
( Looking steadily ), Eyes feel worse.
( Looking up ), Pressive pain over left eyelid.
( Lying down ), Vertigo, etc.; feeling of burning, etc., in eyes; nightly pains; tearings around ankles, etc.
( Lying on right side ), Movements in the muscles of left side of back.
( Lying on affected side ), Pain in gums.
( Attempting to lie on back ), *Pain about the navel.
( Lying on back ), Heart beats faster.
( Before a meal ), Nausea.
( After a meal ), Bleeding of under lip; bitter taste in mouth ; bitter throat; bitter eructations; frequent hiccough ; immediately, *vomiting; weight in stomach ; pressure at orifice of stomach, etc.; distension of abdomen; *great weariness ; chilliness; pains in left arm.
( Before menses ), Tearing in teeth, etc.
( During menses ), Cutting from pit of stomach to hypogastrium, etc.; stitching from rectum to anus, etc.
( On appearance of menses ), Pains in feet.
( After menses ), Discharge from vagina, etc.; discharge of bloody mucus.
( During micturition ), Pain in left groin; *burning in urethra.
( Motion ), Pain increased *; sensation as if brain moved , etc.; throbbing pain in forehead; cough; tearing in lower limbs; pains in feet; flushes of heat.
( Moving finger-tips before eyes ), Dilatation and contraction of pupils.
( Moving the part ), Wavering sensation in brain; *while walking, brain seems to flap ; eyes feel worse; *pain of margin of eyelids ; cramp in hand; pain in finger-joints.
( Drawing the nausea ), It seems yellow before eyes.
( Noise ), Headache.
( Pressure ), **Burning pain in region of stomach; pain over region of liver ; pain in abdomen.
( Periodic ), Colic; all symptoms.
( At every new paroxysm of pain ), Roaring in ears.
( Raising head ), *Vomiting.
( Attempting to raise himself ), *Pain about navel.
( Raising himself in bed ), Desire to vomit.
( Reading by candle-light ), *Dryness of eyelids.
( Every respiration ), Increase of pain.
( Rest ), Uneasiness in abdomen.
( Before retiring ), Uneasiness in all the limbs.
( After riding on horseback ), Pain in the whole trunk.
( On rising ), Vertigo.
( Rising from seat ), Pain in left knee.
( Entering room from open air ), **Fever; heaviness of head , etc.
( Re-entering room ), Dizziness; heaviness in head.
( During the shuddering ), *Tearing in the legs.
( Sitting ), Vertigo; heaviness in head; ringing in right ear; nausea, etc.; tensive pain in chest; nightly pains; weariness, etc., of joints; tension of bends of knees; bruised pain on side of knee; pain in right calf; pain in affected part.
( Sitting up ), In bed, qualmishness.
( Sitting down and attending to business ), Much uneasiness.
( Resting legs on floor white sitting ), Drawing pain in legs.
( After scratching ), Itching of pimples on hands, etc.; burning-itching parts painful.
( When going to sleep ), *Twitchings in upper lip; *startings of the limbs ; sweat; sweat on hands and thighs.
( While asleep ), *Grinding of teeth ; startings of whole body.
( Sneezing ), Stitches in region of kidneys.
( Speaking loud ), Increases pain.
( Standing ), Heaviness in head; headache, etc.; tension of bends of knees.
( Before stool ), Distension of stomach, etc.
( After stool ), Distension of abdomen; *burning at rectum , etc.; *palpitation of heart , etc.
( After diarrhœa ), Internal heat, with thirst.
( When stooping ), Swelling of left carotid; pain in groin, etc.; stitches in chest.
( Stretching feet ), Sense of burning, etc., in lower abdomen.
( After supper ), Chilliness in chest.
( When swallowing ), Ear closed from within; pain in root of tongue.
( Between acts of swallowing ), Scraping sensation behind velum pendulum palati.
( Talking ), Pain in pharynx; pressure at external wall of stomach; flashes of heat during chilliness.
( Being talked to ), Makes pain intolerable.
( Touch ), Bruised pain in external head; pain in stomach, etc.; *pains about navel ; pains in abdomen; violent pains in abdomen, etc.; pain in boil in groin; soreness of anus; bruised pain on side of knee.
( Touching the air ), Headache.
( Touching painless side ), Pain in face.
( Turning head ), Stitching pain in root of tongue.
( When vexed ), Asthma.
( Vomiting ), Headache; bleeding at nose ; violent internal heat, etc.
( After vomiting ), Trembling of limbs; pulse increased.
( After vomiting and diarrhœa ), Pain in stomach.
( Walking ), Vertigo; sensation in head as of two marbles striking each other; headache; pains in hæmorrhoids; short respiration; **tightness of chest; dyspnœa ; tearing in lower limbs; cramp in calf.
( Walking fast ), *Oppression of chest.
Amelioration.
( Morning ), Dryness in throat.
( Evening ), Pains abate.
( Open air ), Strong inclination to run into; **heaviness in head; discharge from nose.
( Walking in open air ), Nausea, etc.
( Belching ), Drawing pain in back, etc.
( Applying cold water ), Headache.
( Compressing the part ), Pains abate.
( After dinner ), Shuddering disappears.
( Drinking water ), Vomiting.
( Drinking brandy ), *vomiting.
( Lying down ), Uneasiness in all the limbs.
( Sweet milk ), Pains in stomach.
( Moving about ), Many symptoms ; nightly pains.
( Moving affected part to and fro ), Tearing in arms and lower limbs.
( Rubbing ), Pain over anus, etc.; *Pain in forehead.
( After scratching ), Itching in pimples.
( Sitting ), Stupefying, etc., pain in head; dull headache; *jerking toothache.
( After sleeping a little ), Sweat goes off.
( Standing ), Many symptoms.
( After stool ), *Colic.
( Touch ), Stitching pain in left temple.
( Uncovered ), Desire to be.
( After vomiting ), Burning, etc., in stomach.
( Warmth of stove ), Pain in gums.
( Application of warmth ), Pain of limbs ; tearing in calves; pains in ankles.

SUPPLEMENT: ARSENICUM ALBUM. Authorities. ( 227 to 230 , from Berridge's Collection, in appendix Brit. Journ. of Hom.); 227 , Thos. Garnett, Med. and Phys. Journ., 1801, 542, fatal poisoning of a man by pills of Ars., butter, and flour; 228 , Dr. S. Barnum, Med. Repos., 1802, p. 43, a woman took a solution; 229 , Dr. Yelloby, Ebind. Med. and Surg. Journ., 1809, p. 389, a boy, æt. sixteen years, took a pennyweight; 230 , W. J. Crowfoot, Med. and Phys. Journ., 1815, 441, children ate it in food; 231 to 235 , John Marshall, Remarks on Arsenic, London, 1817, effects on five persons of eating dumplings containing oxide of arsenic; 233 , being a woman seven months' pregnant; ( 236 to 241 , from Berridge); 236 , J. Hume, Med. and Phys. Journ., 1821, p. 466, Mrs. ---, æt. twenty, took arsenic; 237 , Astley Cooper, Lancet, 1823-24, 156, application to the eye for fungus; 238 to 241 , Alexander Murray, Edinb. Med. and Surg. Journ., vol. xviii, p. 167, poisoning of a family; 242 to 244 , Robert Christison, M.D., Trans. Medico. Chirurg. Soc., 1825, fatal cases; ( 242 to 248 , from Berridge); 245 , Robert Christison, Edinb. Med. and Surg. Journ., 1827, p. 441; 246 , John Elliotson, Med.-Chir. Rev., 1828, p. 265, a woman, æt. about sixty years, took arsenic; 247 , Christison Edinb. Med. and Surg. Journ., 1830, p. 67, six persons took it in champagne; 248 , Journ. Univ. et Hebd. (Med.-Chir. Rev., 1832, p. 162), several persons took it in food; 249 , T. Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., vol. xiii, 1835, p. 334, fatal poisoning of T. D ---, æt. twenty-three years; ( 250 and 251 , from Berridge); 250 , Lancet, 1835-6 (1), 436, a girl. æt. twenty-two years, swallowed 1 oz.; 251 , Journ. de Pharm. (Lancet, 1837-8 (2), 625), several families drank water impregnated with Arsenic; 252 , B. E. Cotting, Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., vol. xviii, 1838, p. 78, a man, æt. twenty-two years, took about 2 ozs., in wine and water; ( 253 to 292 , from Berridge); 253 , Londonderry Standard (Dublin Med. Press, 1840, p. 371), poisoning; 254 , Theophilus Thompson, Lancet, 1843-4 (1), 98; 255 , Dr. W. Woodcock, ibid., 1845 (1), 640, Mrs, W., took 1 1/2 teaspoonful; 256 , J. M. Adams, North. Journ. of Med., 1845, p. 262, J. P., æt. forty-two years, took 2 drachms; 257 , Historical Register (Lond.), (Dublin Med. Press, 1845, vol. xiii, p. 61), a man made arsenical candles; 258 , Allison, Lancet, 1845 (1). p. 413, a girl, æt. thirteen years, took a large teaspoonful before 4 P.M., and another dose before 5; 259 , Linoli, abridged from Ann. Univ. de Med. (Med. Times, 1846), two men and three children had same symptoms from Arsenic in food; 260 , J. Hakes, Edinb. Med. and Surg. Journ., vol. lxvi, 1846, p. 43, a family drank water containing Arsenic, several cases fatal; 261 , Dr. Letheby, Lancet, 1847 (1), p. 44, a girl, æt. nineteen years, took at night 2 oz. fly-water, containing 2 1/2 ozs. white Arsenic, death in thirty-six hours; 262 , Dr. L. Owen Fox, Lancet, 1848 (2), 503, fatal poisoning of a man, æt. twenty-one years, by a teaspoonful; 263 , Wm. Robert Cornish, ibid., 1849, p. 35, a man took 1 oz.; 264 , same a girl took 1 oz.; 265 , Dr. Michæl McGee, ibid., p. 311, a girl, æt. ten years, took 10 grs. or more; ( 266 to 285 , from Dublin Quart. Journ. Med. Sci., 1851, an Dublin Med. Press, 1850); 266 , a man and woman, each took 24 grs; 267 , M. G., æt. fifty-six years, took 1 1/2 oz., fatal in twelve hours; 268 , Miss D., æt. eighteen years, took Arsenious acid; 269 , J. G., æt. thirty-three years, took Arsen. acid in tea, and on the fourth day took 2 teaspoonfuls in coffee and milk; 270 , a man, æt. between twenty-five and thirty years, took Arsenic in food; 271 , five persons ate a cake in which a teaspoonful had been put; 272 , a woman, æt. twenty-five years, took some in water; 273 , poisoning of five persons; 274 , poisoning of seven persons; 275 , two persons took it in food; 276 to 278 , a family poisoned by Arsenic in food; 279 , fatal poisoning of M. J. B.; 280 , a boy, æt. two years, took a spoonful of rat-powder (Arsenic and flour); 281 , a girl, æt. four years, took the same; 282 , M. B., æt. thirty years, took nearly a spoonful in gruel and porter; 283 , a man and woman took it in punch; 284 , four persons took it in food; 285 , five persons took it in soup; 286 , Dr. G. E. Sanger, Guy's Hosp. Rep., 1851, 183, poisoning of a man, æt. nineteen years; 287 , Chamber's Edinb. Journ. (Dublin Med. Press, vol. xxvii, 1852, p. 63), effects of leaving off Arsenic-eating; 288 , Dr. T. R. Mitchell, Med. Times and Gaz., 1853, p. 612, a man rubbed the liniment into axillæ, pubes, and scrotum; 289 , Dr. T. Brown, Assoc. Med. Journ., 1853, p. 878, a woman, æt. twenty-four years, took Arsenic to procure abortion; 290 , M. Dandin, Annal. d'Hyg., 1854, case of poisoning; 291 , Tschudi's report, Journ. de Chim. Med., 1854 (Bost. Med., and Surg. Journ., 1855, vol. li, p. 189), effects of suspension of Arsenic-eating; 291 a , same, a man took an overdose; 292 , Dr. Wilks, Guy's Hosp. Rep., 1855, p. 364, a man, æt. fifty years, took probably three teaspoonfuls; 293 , Samuel C. Pointer, M.D., Med. and Surg. Reporter, vol. ix, 1856, p. 210, Agnes Corbet, æt. twenty-one years, swallowed a teaspoonful, death in twelve hours. ( 294 to 296 , from Kesteven, Brit. Med. Journ., 1856); 294 , Dr. Jago, effects on workmen; 295 , Mr. Pointer, poisoning; 296 , Kesteven, effects of leaving off Arsenic-eating; 297 , Dr. Halley, Pharm. Journ., vol. xvii, 1857, p. 428, Arsenic in paperhangings; ( 298 to 319 , from Berridge); 298 , Dr. Walter Watson, Lancet, 1857 (2), 281, effects on shepherds of washing sheep with Arsenic; 299 , Dr. Robert Crawford, ibid., p. 127 and 181, effects of same; 300 , Dr. W. G. Meacham, N. Y. Journ. of Med., vol. iv, 1858, p. 430, poisoning of a man, æt. twenty-five years; 301 , Jas. Whitehead, Brit. Med. Journ., 1858, p. 804, a young man poisoned by arsenical wall paper; 302 , Mr. H. G. Trend., ibid., p. 725, a woman took Arsenic twice a day, for three months, altogether two tablespoonfuls, to procure abortion; 303 , Jas. Beghie, Edinb. Med. Journ., 1858, vol. iii, p. 961, observations of Valleix and other French writers; 304 , Begbie, ibid., effects in a case of chorea; 305 , Dr. Gibbs, Lancet, 1858 (1), p. 613, a lady took it many years for an eruption; 306 , Dr. Wm. N. Brown, Edinb. Med. Journ., 1858, vol. iii, p. 148, a man washed sheep with a solution of white Arsenic; 307 to 312 , Dr. Robert Paterson, ibid., p. 391, different cases of poisoning; 313 , Schefler in Gesundheit der Bergleute, effects on cobalt miners; 314 and 315 , Dr. A. S. Taylor, Ophth. Hosp. Rep., 1859 (1), 270, effect of arsenical wall paper; 316 , Dublin Med. Press, 1859, vol. xli, p. 280, shepherds were poisoned by washing sheep with an arsenical wash; 317 , Harles, Med. Circular, vol. xiv, 1859, experiments on healthy men with 1/4 gr. of Arsenious acid; 318 , Gonffia's experiments on himself, ibid.; 319 , Manchester Guardian, Pharm. Journ., vol. xxiv, 1859, p. 482, three children were poisoned by arsenical wall-paper; 320 , Dr. Lorenz, quoted by Heisch, ibid., p. 536, Arsenic-eaters of Styria; 321 , same, effects on a gentleman; 322 , J. B. Metcalfe, ibid., vol. xx, p. 343, poisoning of Clarence King, æt. three years and a half; ( 323 to 329 , from Berridge); 323 , Dr. R. Biggs, Lancet, 1860 (1), p. 8, poisoning by paper; 324 , Dr. Ballenden, ibid., p. 579, poisoning of three children by the same; 325 , MS. Reports of St. Barth. Hosp., 1860 (Month. Hom. Rev., vol. xiv, p. 428, Rachel and Emma Taylor, partook of a pudding containing a teaspoonful of white Arsenic; 326 , Dr. Thomas Orton, Lancet, 1862 (2), p. 576, poisoning by paper; 327 , Mr. Simon's Pub. Health Reports, Brit. Med. Journ., 1863 (2), p. 435, symptoms from Ars. green; 328 , Dr. D. McN. Parker, Edinb. Med. Journ., 1864, vol. x, p. 116, effects of Arsenic-eating on a man, æt. thirty years; 329 , Craig Maclagan, ibid., p. 200, effects of Arsenic-eating; 330 , R. C. Hamil, M.D., Chicago Med. Exam., 1865, p; 643, Mr. H., æt. twenty-five years, took 6 or 7 drachms in cold water; after half an hour an emetic and hydrated oxide of iron were given, vomiting produced; 331 , A. S. Taylor, Guy's Hosp. Rep., 1865, 277 (Berridge), poisoning of three children by Arsenic in vermin powder; 332 , Dr. Docherty, Glasgow, Mon. Journ. (Pharm. Journ., 2d ser., vol. vii, 1866, p. 243). Mrs. Keechan took 1/4 oz. in milk; 333 , Profs. Grote and Mosler, Berl. Klin. Woch., 1866, p. 60, a boy, æt. two years, ate a piece of paint; ( 334 to 339 , from Berridge); 334 , Dr. F. Duckworth, Madras Quart. Journ. of Med. Sci., vol. ix, 1867, 304, Arsenic in food; 335 , Hutchinson, Lancet, 1869 (2), 508, general effects; 336 , Dr. Seissei, Ærtz. Intell. Blatt, 1869 (Brit. Med. Journ., 1869 (1), 424), four hundred persons poisoned by bread; 337 , Thomas Graham, Glasgow Med. Journ., 1869 (1), 56, poisoning; 338 , Dr. Hicks, Lancet, 1870 (2), 356, a man, æt. forty-eight years, was engaged in pulling off wall-paper; 339 , Berridge, Month. Hom. Rev., 1870, 430, a friend of mine suffering from skin eruption, took the 6th; 340 , Brit. Med. Journ., 1871 (2), 101, poisoning by wall-paper; 341 , Martineau, L'Union Méd., April, 1873, p. 558, poisoning; ( 342 to 344 , from Berridge); 342 , Dr. Clement Walter, Brit. Med. Journ., 1873 (2), 700, a lady was poisoned by wall-paper; 343 , Dr. J. Liddell; ibid., p. 772, effects of wall-paper; 344 , Dr. John Morley, ibid., 88, poisoning of fifteen persons by Arsenic; 345 , Dr. Merbach, Vjs. für Ger. Med., 1875, p. 48, poisoning; 346 , H. S. Jones, M.D., Virginia Med. Month., 1875, p. 194, Jesse Thomas, æt. twenty-two years, swallowed nearly a teaspoonful; ( 347 to 372 , from Tardieu, Étude méd. lég. et clin., sur L'Empoisonnement, Paris, 1875); 347 , Arsenic in milk; 348 and 349 , other cases; 350 , Devergie, Med. leg., 3d edit., t. 3, p. 525, poisoning; 351 , same, a girl, æt. seventeen years, took 10 grams; 352 , Dr. Lachèse fils, Ann. d'hyg. publ. et de méd. lég., 1re sér., t. 17, p. 340, a girl took a large quantity; 353 , Laborde, Journ. de méd.-chir. et pharm., 1787, p. 89, poisoning; 354 , Bull. de la Soc. Anat., 1853, 179, a girl took a large quantity; 355 , Ann., d'hyg., publ. et de méd. lég., 1847, 390, poisoning; 356 , Dr. Bineau, Journ. des cours méd.-chir., 1835, 190, five children, from five to nine years, were poisoned; 357 , Guilbert, Journ. de Van der Monde, 1756, 353, a man took a large quantity; 358 , Barrier, Journ. de méd., 1873, 353, five men were poisoned by a solution; 359 , Dr. Coqueret, Journ. des connais, médic. chir., 1839, p. 155, poisoning of three persons; 360 , Dr. Deville, Revue méd., 1838, 355, a woman took 3 grams; 361 , Tardieu, poisoning; 362 , Dr. Martineau, communication to Soc. méd. des Hôp., effets on a man; 363 , Ann. d'hyg. et de méd. lég., 1847, 400, poisoning; 364 , Dr. Lachese fils, Ann. d'hyg. publ. et de méd. lég., 1re sér., t. 17, five persons were poisoned by soup; 365 , same, case of a woman; 366 , ibid., t. 37, p. 121; 367 , Dehesne, Journ. de Van der Monde, 1759, 330, poisoning; 368 , Mean, Bib. méd., 1821, 401, application to the feet; 369 , Desgranges, Rec. de la Soc. de Méd. de Paris, t. 6, p. 22, application of arsenical pomade to the hair; 370 , Belloc, Méd. lég., t. 4, p. 124, a woman applied a solution to the whole body; 371 , Dr. Vernois, Ann. d'hyg. et de méd. lég., 1846, application of a preparation to a tumor; 372 , Dr. Vitry, ibid., application of a preparation of Arsenic; 373 , Dr. Netolitzky, Prag. Med. Wochn., 1876, 225 (S. J., 171, 138) a woman poisoned by a large dose; 374 , Eduard Renner, Ueber einen Fall von chron. Arsen-giftung, Würzburg, 1876; 375 and 376 , E. W. Berridge, Am. Journ. of Hom., Mat. Med., New Ser., vol. v, p. 427, poisoning of two children by wall-paper; 377 to 384 , F. H. Brown, M.D., Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., vol. xciv, 529, cases of similar poisoning; 385 , H. B. Donkin, M.D., Brit. Med. Journ., 1876 (2), 587, similar case; 386 , A. P. Bowie, M.D., Hahn. Month., vol. xii, p. 490, John Adams swallowed 1/4 oz. dissolved in water; 387 , J. H. Finley, M.D., New York Med. Journ., vol. xxvi, 1877, p. 401, poisoning of sixty men; 388 , Dr. Ussher, Hom. World, vol. xii, p. 536, Mrs. S. poisoned by wall-paper; 389 , same, other cases of poisoning; 390 , M. Saint Philippe, Gaz. méd. de Par. (Lond. Med. Rec., 1878, 215), one patient took 16 grs., and another 64 grs.

MIND

Delirium, 358, 359, 366.
Occasional delirium, 369.
Loss of reason from time to time, 357.
Previous to death the patient became delirious and restless, 368.
Slight night delirium, 290.
Delirious and unconscious, 269.
Became very nervous, agitated, and delirious, suspecting people were about the house plotting against his life, jumps out of bed suddenly and reaches after imaginary objects, and stares wildly and suspiciously around him, and at every one who makes the slightest noise or stirs; is incoherent, 334. [2880.]
Within two hours she was found sitting up in a chair, tossing her arms about, apparently perfectly unconscious of surrounding objects and events. She seemed to be suffering from hysteria. In half an hour she was able to speak, 253.
He pointed out to his sister a hollow between his breast and belly, into which "she could have laid her arm," 238.
Much excited and crying (after one hour), 363.
Much mental and bodily agitation, 236.
His head seemed very much affected, so that he scarcely knew what he said or did, and seemed to labor-under a kind of insanity, 237.
When spoken to she turned away her head, and was silent, 309.
Symptoms of intoxication immediately, 333.
Arsenic-eating makes men lively and combative, 329.
Feeling of impulsiveness, 388.
Remarkable watchfulness, 317. [2890.]
Great dislike and indifference to those around, 296.
Extreme oppression, 355.
Great depression and want of interest in anything, 314.
"The whole head sick, the heart faint;" she awoke in the morning wretched, her life a burden, weariness the day's portion, and each succeeding day like its predecessor, unless physic helped her with its little aid, 388.
Extreme anxiety, 361.
Great personal anxiety, 287.
Anxiety as regards some persons, 296.
Her easy-going natural temper was altered; she was irritable in spite of herself, and the same demon had taken temporary habitation in a sister and brother-in-law, 388.
Morose and sullen till convalescent, which was in twelve or fourteen days, 312.
Intellectual excitation, 317. [2900.]
Seemed at times hardly able to collect her thoughts, 302.
Memory enfeebled, 354.
Lying, down, apparently insensible; on being roused began to be sick (after two hours), 263.
Insensible (after nine hours), 293, 346.
Coma, 358.

HEAD

Vertigo, 259, 289 , etc.
Vertigo, with inability to keep erect, 364.
Dizziness in the head (after five minutes); great swimming in the head and vertigo (after ten minutes), 346.
Head swollen, 369.
Head on one side, and pain on raising it, as from a rheumatic affection of the sterno-mastoid, 326. [2910.]
Cerebral congestion on the third day, just before death, 351.
Sensation of heaviness in the head, 358.
Headache, 251, 266 , etc.
Severe headache, 264, 359 , etc.
Constant headache, 297.
Severe pain in head and across eyes (one case), 283.
Complained of pain in head, breast, and belly, vomited several times, and was very thirsty, 242.
She complained of a "queerness and strange feeling in her head." These symptoms had come on suddenly, and lasted about ten days. Loss of memory of the performance of very recent acts, frequent giddiness, and some drowsiness, were the chief expressions of the "queerness" she alluded to. She felt as if she were "losing her mind," 380.
Pain over brows, 326.
Violent pain in the frontal region, with vertigo, 360. [2920.]
Violent neuralgia of forehead and face, 301.
Falling out of the hair, 374.
Falling of the hair during convalescence, 369.
The hair on the head was thick only on the middle of the skull, and the skin desquamated freely, 374.

EYE

Dark areolæ round eyes, 280.
Livid circle round eyes, 270.
Dark areolæ round eyes and mouth, 267.
When near death dark areolæ around eyes, 268.
Dark areolæ around eyes, which are somewhat staring, 331.
Eyes sunken 341. [2930.]
Eyes hollow, when quite half closed, 309.
Eyes hollow and dark round eyelids, 308.
Hollow, sunken eyes, 307.
Lustrous glistening eye, 326.
Eyes injected, 281, 347, 372.
Eyes red, lids swollen and excoriated; the redness and swelling of the lids lasted several days, 367.
Scalding of eyes, 285.
During the week she had soreness of the eyes, 240.
Soreness of eyes, which looked inflamed, 238.
Soreness and irritability of eyes; during the second attack the conjunctiva of lids was deep red along the tarsal edges and at the angles; the lids were slightly tumid, and had a tendency to eversion; vision was painful, 314.
Lids. [2940.]
Swelling of eyelids, 269.
Lids œdematous (second day), 373.
A line of excoriation on integument at external angle of each eye, and desquamation of cuticle of eyelids, with redness of latter, 260.
Slight inflammation of left upper eyelid, 241.
Convulsive movements of the eyelids, jaws, etc., 338.
Itching about eyelashes, 282.
Lachrymation.
Lachrymation, 269.
Lachrymation, which corroded the lids and cheeks, 337.
Eyes suffused, even bloodshot, 346.
Conjunctiva.
Conjunctivitis for a considerable time, 380. [2950.]
Slight conjunctivitis, with intolerance of light, 264.
Mild conjunctival inflammation, 283.
Inflammation of tarsal portions of conjunctiva, 313.
Injected conjunctiva, 266, 270, 373.
In all the conjunctivæ were injected; the next day, except in the children, the congestion had disappeared, and given place to a yellow tinge, 344.
Conjunctiva bluish white, 374.
Suffusion of conjunctiva, 273.
Pupil.
Pupils dilated (after several days), 354.
Pupils dilated, but react normally to light, 374.
Vision.
Dimness of sight, 239, 262 , etc. [2960.]
Failure of vision, 270, 279.
One girl, æt. fourteen years, became blind, lost her speech, and fell down in a state of syncope, 344.
Flickering before the eyes, 374.
Some complained of flickering of the muscles and disturbance of vision, preventing them from knitting, sewing, or reading; and when they closed their eyes they saw shining particles floating backwards and forwards (second day), 344.
Sparks before the eyes (second day), 373, 374.
Bluish sparks before the vision, 372.

EAR

Ringing in ears, 282.

NOSE

Long-continued excessive watery discharge from the left nostril, saturating handkerchiefs by the dozen, excoriating the nose, and making her wretched, 388.
Nosebleed, 366.
Profuse epistaxis, 354, 368. [2970.]
Tip of the nose violet, cold, 362.

FACE

Anxious countenance, 270, 309 , etc.
Cadaverous countenance, 289.
Features pinched; eyes sunken, 322, 349.
Features pinched, livid, 362.
Features contracted and face thin, 328.
Sunken countenance, 279, 280.
Face sunken and ghastly, 243.
Complexion unnatural, and by gaslight a dark greenish hue, 328.
Pallor of the face, 354, 373, 388. [2980.]
Face pale, pinched, covered with cold sweat, 356.
Face pale, contracted, and anxious, 284.
Face pale, collapsed, 348.
Flushed face, 273.
Face red, 347, 358 , etc.
Easily flushed, 376.
Much suffusion and some swelling of face, 266.
Face red and swollen, 360.
Countenance dusky, 334.
Face livid, 341. [2990.]
Countenance livid and sunken (after six hours), 262.
Face puffy and erysipelatous, 369.
Twitching of face muscles, 324.
Convulsive movements of the muscles of the face, 357.
Neuralgia; often have I found this lady with her face closely wrapped up in flannel, as if she dreaded an attack with sharp ice-spears or burning needles; it came with throes of violence over the left eyebrow, and into the bones of the face, crept up the spine, and settled in the vertex, making her feel as if she could go mad, or rush out anywhere; noise was intolerant, 388.
Lips violet, cold, 341, 362.
Lips parched and dry, 254.

MOUTH

Teeth.
Sordes on teeth, 270.
Teeth of a yellowish-earthy look, with very little lustre, 374.
Gums.
Spongy gums, 301. [3000.]
Aphthous ulceration of gums and tonsils, 301.
Gums swollen and sore (second day), 330.
Gums inflamed, 293.
The gum exhibited a red line, 374.
Tenderness of gums, 265.
Burning of gums, 275.
Tongue.
Tongue swollen, 346.
Tongue foul and swollen, 227.
Tongue large, somewhat intended, covered with a true silvery-white fur, the papillæ projecting through it of rather a dark-red color, 323.
Tongue thick, fleshy, clean, 374. [3010.]
Draw her tongue together as much as alum does, 325.
Tongue loaded, 281.
Tongue much furred, 230.
Tongue moist and covered with a thin white fur, 328.
Whiteness of tongue, 271, 331.
White tongue, with red tip, 266.
Tongue coated white, with red margins, and painful, 350.
Tongue red and dry, 355.
The tongue presents red edges, with white fur, 295.
Tongue coated white, with scattered red papillæ, resembling the tongue of scarlatina, 281. [3020.]
Tongue and fauces very red (second day), 330.
Tongue and whole mucous membrane of the mouth and pharynx intensely red, 333.
Bright green coating of the tongue (one case), 278.
Tongue had a dryish coffee-brown coloring, later changed to an inky color, the substance of the organ being injected, 290.
Tongue dry and brown, 366.
On the fifth day the tongue became dry and black, the ecchymosed spots on the skin became dry and black, 368.
Tongue dry, 357, 369.
Tongue cold, 341.
Burning in tongue, 273.
Sensation on the tongue as though there were blisters on it, 374.
General Mouth. [3030.]
Aphthous ulcerations on mouth and tongue, 248.
Stinging sensations in mouth and pharynx (after a quarter of an hour), 272.
Burning heat in the mouth and anus, 355.
Saliva.
Ptyalism, 291, 373.
Unusual degree of salivation, 287.
He spat very much, 227.
Free secretion of saliva, as if salivated (second day), 330.
Taste.
Burning astringent taste in the mouth, 373.
One complained of a nauseous taste (second day), 344.
Sooty taste in mouth, 282. [3040.]
He had had a metallic taste in mouth and throat for some time, 328.
Strong metallic (coppery) taste in mouth, 334.
Speech monosyllabic, tremulous, 372.

SUPPLEMENT: ARSENICUM ALBUM. THROAT.

Spasms in the throat, 353.
Dryness of the throat, 371.
Dryness of throat and tongue, 297.
Diphtheritis, 301.
Sore throat, 376.
More or less sore throat for three years, 382.
Constriction of throat, 268, 271 , etc. [3050.]
Painful constriction of the throat, 351.
Slight sensation of constriction in throat, 317.
Sensation of strangling in the throat, 336.
Scraping in the throat, 374.
Roughness of throat (one case), 278.
Husky feeling in throat, 314.
Burning in throat, 248.
Sensation of burning in throat, 374.
Severe burning pain in throat, 264.
Two observed that they had burning in the throat (after five to seven minutes), 274. [3060.]
Heat in the throat and stomach, 360.
Heat and uneasiness of throat, with hoarseness, 238.
Soon after his occupancy of the room, began have tonsillitis, with dry tongue and mouth, and finally these symptoms continued through nearly the entire winter; he increased very markedly in weight, became dyspeptic, and had a foul breath, with a general sensation of malaise, 378.
On palate and uvula were small, roundish, white, acuminated prominences; seemingly the membrane covering the palate, bones, and velum pendulum detached at the parts by a whitish liquid, 238.
Redness of fauces with aphthous ulceration, 269.
Uneasiness in fauces, 266.
Spasmodic contraction of pharynx, 291, 296.
Constriction of œsophagus, 271, 282, 330.
Burning in tract of œsophagus, 269, 334.
Simple ardor in œsophagus extending to stomach, but seldom painful when the dose is not considerable, 317. [3070.]
Dysphagia, 248.
Deglutition very painful on account of the spasmodic constriction of the throat, 355.

STOMACH

Appetite and Thirst.
The increase of appetite is remarkable, and is almost always observed when the dose is weak. A strong dose produces opposite effects, such as diminution and even complete loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting, 317.
No appetite, 250 , etc.
Appetite there was none; eating became a forced business, 388.
Great loathing of stomach, 263.
Loathing of animal food, 343.
Thirsty, 264, 265 , etc.
Excessive thirst, 270, 289 , etc.
Tormenting thirst, 336, 345. [3080.]
Intense thirst, with constant desire for cold water, which even in the smallest quantity could not be retained, 328.
The thirst is more excessive in proportion as the quantity of Arsenic taken is greater, 317.
Pyrosis, 291.
Heartburn, 240.
Nausea and Vomiting.
Nausea soon, 259.
Desire to vomit, 290.
Five centigrams Arsenious acid taken at supper caused nausea and headache the following morning, with slight diarrhœa, all of which disappeared in the course of the day, 318.
Nausea, followed by vomiting of green bilious matter, and ropy mucus, continuing for thirty hours, 269.
Nausea (after three hours); frequent violent efforts to vomit, though nothing was discharged (after five hours); incessant vomiting for two hours (after six hours), 293.
Nausea and vomiting, 358. [3090.]
In an hour she was constantly retching, and sometimes vomiting, with violent spasms of stomach and bowels; weak and quick pulse; frequent dark bloody diarrhœa; frequent coldness of extremities. The next day she complained of soreness of stomach, 228.
Nausea and flow of viscid saliva from the mouth, with heat of fauces, stupor, small and frequent pulse (after forty minutes), 272.
In about an hour he had nausea, feeling of distension of stomach, with great pain, as if there were a fire within him, burning in mouth, and subsequently vomiting of a greenish fluid; to these were speedily added burning in throat and along œsophagus, urgent tenesmus, with slight discharge of mucus, excoriation of anus. During the latter part of his illness he had bloody discharges from his stomach, 270.
Terrible efforts to vomit, which were unsuccessful, 366.
Slight distress in the stomach (after five minutes); retching, with slight vomiting (after ten minutes), 346.
Vomiting, 268, 290 , etc.
Vomiting and purging, 229, 352.
Vomiting and diarrhœa, followed by collapse, 373.
Pain and vomiting, 289.
Vomiting (after some hours); vomited matter pinkish, 292. [3100.]
Drink immediately rejected, 265.
Persistent vomiting, 341.
Vomited severely, 307, 312 , etc.
Severe vomiting, almost immediately, 271.
Intense vomiting and thirst, 331.
Vomiting, lasting till death, 272, 309.
Chronic vomiting, 336.
Became very sick, and vomited frequently; occasionally vomited blood, 286.
After a drink of milk, or a severe fit of vomiting, she fell back in bed utterly prostrate, and after lying quiet for a time began to toss about her legs and arms, to complain of much pain and sickness, which ended in vomiting and prostration as before, 309.
Sudden and violent vomiting, terminating in abortion, and afterwards death, 253. [3110.]
Vomiting was attended with much anxiety and great prostration of strength, and a sensation of tightness at throat, 248.
Vomited a great deal, particularly, whereby much of the poison was thrown off, 333.
Vomiting for many hours, during which time she was very prostrate. Nothing would lie on her stomach; she continued to vomit a greenish matter, streaked with blood, 332.
Vomited half-digested food, 264.
Sudden vomiting of food, mixed with bile, 374.
Found him lying on the bed with a basinful of watery, frothy fluid near him, which he had just thrown up. He had begun to vomit in ten minutes, after swallowing the water, and it had continued till now (nearly two hours). Nothing would stay on his stomach; water being thrown up immediately after swallowing. The vomiting was painless, 388.
Vomiting of glairy fluid, in the morning, 291.
Vomiting of glairy substances tinged with blood, 367.
Vomiting of mucus in the morning, with increased secretion of saliva, 296. [3120.]
Vomited two or three times a yellowish fluid (after six hours), 262.
Frequent vomiting, watery and bilious, 361.
Repeated bilious vomiting, 372.
Vomiting at first bilious, then bloody, 273.
Vomiting streaked with blood, 267.
Bloody vomiting, 266.
Frequent bloody vomiting, 371.
In one case a few drops of blood were vomited, 344.
Blood appeared in the matters vomited and evacuated by the bowels, 368.
Vomited repeatedly a reddish sort of matter, 239. [3130.]
Green vomiting, 276.
Vomiting on drinking; vomiting green, 281.
Vomiting, latterly of a green insoluble bile, 277.
Vomited matters of a bright grass green, 323.
Persistent vomiting of green matter, 362.
Vomited matters were a brownish watery fluid, which became green on standing, 290.
Stomach.
Mucous membranes generally pale and anæmic, 374.
Indigestion in various forms, 296.
For three or four weeks had had dyspeptic symptoms, and frequently had pain after meals, and could use little else than oatmeal porridge or other light farinaceous food, 328.
Gastritis rapidly increasing, collapse, and death thirteen hours after the poisoning, 333. [3140.]
Cardialgia, 358, 369.
Violent gastrodynia, 291a.
Stomatitis (third day), 361.
Considerable tenderness on firm pressure on the epigastrium (after five hours), 293.
Tenderness at epigastrium and upper part of abdomen (after second day), 312.
Stomach and abdomen tender and painful to touch, 352.
Slight tenderness of epigastrium, 273.
Sensitiveness of the epigastrium, 359.
Epigastrium painful to pressure, 372, 373.
General distress in the stomach, followed by nausea and vomiting, 364. [3150.]
Burning pain in stomach, 273, 334, 361.
Severe burning pain in stomach, 264.
Sense of burning extending from pylorus to throat, 296.
Burning pain in epigastrium and over upper part of abdomen, especially when pressed, 308.
Burning pain in the stomach (after five hours); increased (after six hours), 293.
Burning pain in the stomach (after half an hour); increased burning in the cardiac portion of the stomach (after three hours), 330.
Burning in stomach, great tenderness of epigastrium, and cramps, 279.
Dreadful burning in the stomach, with a great deal of thirst, 386.
In ten minutes she became very sick. During the night there was much burning pain in the stomach. Pain in stomach and bowels, and slight tenderness; more tenderness at the large end of stomach than at any other part of abdomen, 250.
Smarting pain in the stomach, 325. [3160.]
Sensation of coldness at pit of stomach, 286.
Heat in stomach, throat, and mouth, 247.
Excessive heat in the stomach, and burning like fire, 364.
Sensation of fulness at stomach, 291.
Constant feeling of the stomach being overloaded, 296.
Constant feeling of the stomach being overloaded at early morning, 287.
Spasmodic pain, writhing, twisting about, moaning, and making strange faces. On arriving at the house, found her more free from pain, but with a sensation of burning heat in throat and stomach, 258.
His stomach seemed to jump, and severe pain, with vomiting ensued. The matter vomited was fluid, apparently the water he had drank, and it relieved him. The pains soon returned, however, and were very acute over the whole belly, 259.
Pain in stomach, 265.
Pain in stomach when she drank, 262. [3170.]
Pain on pressure over stomach, 264.
In three days he had pain in stomach. On continuing the applications it became excessive; convulsive tremor of the muscles followed, and he died. The stomach was found to be in the highest degree inflamed, 237.
Pain and heat in region of stomach and lower part of chest, 238.
Violent pain in the epigastrium and chest, 354.
Violent pain in the epigastrium, aggravated by pressure, 347.
Extremely acute pain in the stomach, 352.
Intense pain in region of stomach, not materially increased by pressure, 328.
Constriction of the epigastric region, 341.

ABDOMEN

Sensation of a bar around the flanks, 348.
Inclined to lie on abdomen, 386. [3180.]
Abdomen distended, 347, 356.
Abdomen much swollen and tympanitic, 328.
Abdomen distended, painful, 349.
Abdomen meteoric, painful, 355.
Tympanitic belly, 279.
Abdominal muscles tense, outline distinct; firm pressure excited a little pain in right hypochondrium, 290.
Abdomen retracted, not painful, 362.
Abdomen retracted, 341.
Mucous derangement of bowels and colic, 315.
Increased contractility of intestine and stomach; increased peristaltic action of intestines, 317. [3190.]
Abdomen tender on pressure, and somewhat distended, 289.
Abdomen painful, tender, 357.
Occasional uneasiness in abdomen, and sometimes ineffectual efforts to go to stool, 238.
Colic, 336, 361.
Constant colic, 251.
Dull griping pain in bowels, 343.
Bowels griped and moved freely, 263.
Griping pains, 296.
Very violent pain in the abdomen, especially in the epigastric region, 374.
Abdominal pain and tenderness to touch, 307. [3200.]
Pain referred to the upper abdomen, but not much increased on pressure, 309.
Pain and tenderness over entire abdomen (after three hours), 330.
Dreadful pains in belly, 290.
Violent burning pain in the abdomen, 345.
Severe burning pain in bowels, 264.
Severe burning pain in whole bowels, but particularly in the side, 245.
Burning heat in the intestines, 358.
Smarting pain in the bowels, 323.
Cutting pains through the bowels (second day), 330.

RECTUM AND ANUS

Peculiar feeling of smarting and pain at the end of the rectum; inclination to evacuate, but not at all of the nature of tenesmus, 236. [3210.]
Tenesmus, 240, 275.

STOOL

Diarrhœa.
Diarrhœa, 251, 262 , etc.
Tendency to dysenteric diarrhœa, 383.
Frequent diarrhœa, 343.
Purging; the stools were inodorous and unhealthy, 248.
Diarrhœa occurred in two women, one of whom had taken a purgative the previous morning (second day), 344.
Diarrhœa, with great prostration of strength, 307.
Stools, which weakened him so much that he felt himself fainting. He could not get into bed again, his legs trembled, and his weakness was extreme. The weakness in both men was relieved by white wine, 239.
Painless, watery diarrhœa, greenish color, 388.
Involuntary stools, serous and corroding, as if there were burning fire at the anus, 357. [3220.]
Purging (after some hours); stools a white curdy fluid, 292.
Alvine evacuations, 347, 351.
Stools very numerous, 263.
Two thin stools a day, 366.
Profuse liquid stools, 372.
The stools, 372.
The stools are more frequent and less consistent, but this seldom, if ever, becomes changed into true diarrhœa, and more rarely still into dysentery, 317.
In two instances, one of them in my own household, it is credited with dysentery; and bloody stools in three cases, 389.
Bloody purging and tenesmus, 276.
Bloody stools, 372.
Bloody evacuations from the bowels, 371. [3230.]
Watery, greenish, involuntary stools (after six hours), 262.
Frequent green stools, 349.
Stools frequently thin, with grumous particles, 341.
Stools black and solid (third day, 361.
Constipation.
Stools dry, and only every few days, 374.
Frequent calls to stool, with discharge of small quantities of a brick-red fluid (one case), 271.
With the exception of one minute portion of very hard fæces, nothing was evacuated till the sixth day, when she took a dose of castor oil, after which her bowels were natural, 240.
Constipation, 229, 296 , etc.

URINARY ORGANS

Violent pains in the kidneys, bladder, and penis, 367.
Urethritis, 390. [3240.]
Frequent efforts to urinate, 367.
Urinated frequently, 238.
Frequent urination, pain in bladder, 270.
Difficult micturition, but without pain. After eight months the impediment on urinating still continued, 269.
Micturition very difficult and painful (third day), 361.
Urinated with pain, urine being red (fourth day), 239.
Pain in urination, 284.
Urine is more abundant and more frequent. This increased secretion of urine alternates with the cutaneous transpiration, and is the more considerable the drier the skin is, 317.
Scanty urine, 293, 328.
Urine very scanty (second day), 373. [3250.]
Suppression of urine, 293, 345, 348 , etc.
Suppression of urine; a very small quantity was drawn by the catheter, tested by Fehling's liquid, was found to contain sugar, 341.
Urine scanty, and depositing lithate of ammonia, 281.
Urine high-colored and scanty, 302.
Bloody urine, 284.
Urine at first red, 345.
A very small quantity of urine was drawn by the catheter, giving with Fehling's liquid the characteristic reaction of glycosuria, 362.

SEXUAL ORGANS

Excessive swelling and intolerable pains in the penis, with violent efforts to urinate, 367.
Frequent priapism, 270.
Arsenic-eating causes strong sexual desire, 329. [3260.]
He thought the genitals had been excited by the Arsenic, 328.
Premature delivery, 289.
I can trace to it miscarriage and flooding, uterine suffering, which gave way when the cause was removed, 289.

RESPIRATORY APPARATUS

Bronchitis, which yielded slowly, 285.
Voice.
Thickness and roughness of voice, 291a.
Hoarseness, 269, 270 , etc.
Voice hoarse, toneless, 373.
Voice feeble, 341.
Voice weak and low, 309.
Voice trembling, 357. [3270.]
Voice faint, 308.
Voice lost (after several days), 254, 362.
Cough and Expectoration.
Cough, 294.
Short cough, 276.
Short, dry, hacking cough, 326.
On the day before death there were cough and muco-crepitant râles (without dulness) in posterior part of lungs, 277.
Cough, worse at night, caused by tickling in throat, worse on speaking, causing pain in abdomen, with green expectoration, 376.
Cough, especially in the morning, with expectoration of slimy purulent masses, but rather scanty, 374.
Cough, with yellowish expectoration, and bronchitic râles in chest, 269.
Respiration.
Respiration hurried, 334. [3280.]
Respiration 25 per minute (after five hours); 30 (after six hours); more labored and rapid (after ten hours); ceased entirely (after twelve hours), 293.
Breathing quick and audible, 260.
Respiration slow, 362.
Shortness of breath, 291, 327.
Respiration labored, sighing, 357.
Difficulty of breathing, 240, 291 , etc.
Difficulty of breathing, which lasted till death, 276.
The breathing becomes more facile, and is accompanied with a certain feeling of comfort, 317.
Dyspnœa, 293.

CHEST

The pectoralis muscles seemed wasted, so that the chest had a peculiar sunken appearance, 374. [3290.]
Some oppression of chest, with difficult breathing, 236.
Tightness and dryness of chest, 271.
Complained of symptoms of the lungs, which were found to be congested, 328.
Sensation of weight upon the chest, 352.
Violent pain in the chest and stomach, 367.
At first talking caused pain to shoot upwards on sides of thorax, 290.
Smarting pain in the chest, along the sternum, 325.
Shock in the apex of the right lung, with a somewhat higher percussion-sound than in the left; auscultation there was increased, vesicular murmur, and large and fine moist râles; the cough and expectoration disappeared after a few days, when no more signs were noticed in the right lung, 374.
Pain in the right side of the chest, 372.

HEART AND PULSE

Very decided bruit de souffle of the heart (eighth day), 359. [3300.]
Tumultuous beating of the heart but no pulse, 348.
Heart's action quick and faltering (after five hours and a half), 292.
Action of the heart rapid, feeble, with no pulse at the wrist, 362.
Action of the heart feeble and irregular, 355.
Palpitation, 327.
Severe palpitation, 295, 373.
Pulse quick, 260.
Pulse very rapid and nearly imperceptible, 308.
Pulse rapid and extremely feeble (after six hours), 262.
Pulse rapid and irregular, 333, 357. [3310.]
Feeble, rapid pulse, 289.
Pulse 160 and very weak, 281.
Pulse above 120, rather unequal, 236.
Pulse 120 to 130, but not hard, 260.
Pulse thready, 120 to 130, and in two somewhat intermittent, 284.
Pulse 120, soft, a little jerking (second day), 323.
Pulse 110, regular, but soft and weak, 328.
Pulse 100, full and compressible; afterwards quick and fluttering; latter weak, 264.
Pulse 100 and weak, 250.
Quick, small pulse, 273, 307 , etc. [3320.]
Quick, wiry pulse, 271.
Pulse quick and somewhat jerky at first, but lowered in power and frequency, 331.
Pulse hard, feverish, 369.
Pulse slightly accelerated (after three hours); 126 and wanting in volume (after five hours); 130 and feeble (after six hours); ceased at wrists (after ten hours), 293.
Pulse became more full and frequent, but sank again, and only beat with greater force and frequency when the dose was increased, 317.
Pulse full and strong, 347.
Pulse very weak, 265.
Feeble pulse, 258, 350.
Pulse small, 37.
Pulse became small and thready, 355. [3330.]
Pulse small, irregular, 352.
Pulse very irregular, 355.
Pulse 50 and soft (after half an hour); small and thready (after three hours), 330.
Nearly pulseless, 332.
Pulse imperceptible at wrist or temple, and felt over the heart to be beating faintly 150 a minute, 245.
Pulse imperceptible (after five hours and a half), 292, 348.

NECK AND BACK

Complete extension of the hand was not wholly possible and was painful, 374.
Pains in the back, 374.
Intense pain in back, 344.
Acute tearing pains in the lower portion of the spine, 265. [3340.]
Pain in loins, 275, 285.

EXTREMITIES

In two cases within my knowledge the nails altered color and peeled off, 389.
Ther nails were of a dirty yellowish-brown color, with longitudinal furrows and cracks, 374.
Nails livid, violet, 362.
Swelling of limbs, 251.
The muscles of the upper and lower extremities were atrophic, 374.
Arms and legs paralyzed, with violent pains in muscles and in bowels, 227.
The upper and lower extremities became paralyzed, first noticed after five weeks; on attempting to rise from bed her legs gave way, and she was unable to rise without assistance, 374.
Extremities rigid and painful, with spasms, 334.
Occasional spasmodic twitchings of muscles of limbs, 308. [3350.]
Trembling of the limbs with the attack, 370.
Limbs tremble, cannot support the body, 369.
Excitement of muscles of extremities, 317.
Constant agitation of the hands and feet, 352.
Threatened paralysis of both arms and right side and leg, 388.
The flexor muscles of the four last fingers of each hand of all the toes were in a state of contraction, and the two last phalanges were flexed upon the first, and the balls of the fingers and toes rested upon the palms and soles, on account of which the patient walked with great difficulty, 365.
Almost complete loss of power in the extremities, more of the left side, without loss of sensibility (seventh day, 359.
Lassitude in the extremities, 364.
Remarkable insensibility of hands and feet, 248.
Numbness and pain in arms and legs, 241. [3360.]
Tingling in limbs, 282.
Legs and arms feel as if something were gnawing them, 250.
Cramps in the limbs, 341, 348, 354.
Pains in limbs, 290.
Acute pains in limbs, 364.
Shifting pains in extremities, particularly in the arms, which had not their usual strength, 238.
Seven months before her death she had a violent attack of neuralgia of the shoulder, which afterwards extended to both groins, the thorax, and back; this was relieved for a time, but continued with most agonizing severity; the abdomen became enormously tympanitic; muscular paraplegia slowly ensued, and she died, 305.

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES

Arms in constant motion about head, as if picking at something above the head, 260.
Painful tumefaction of the right arm and hand, 367.
The arms and hands became sore, and mortified and sloughed, 316. [3370.]
Pain in the arms, particularly the left, of which he had in some degree lost the strength (after six days). The motions of the hands are much less impaired than those of the arm and forearm; in particular the power of bending the forearm on the arm is almost entirely lost, 239.
Tingling sensation in axillæ for eight days, 269.
Subsultus tendinum, 282, 354.
Neither extension nor flexion of the hand was complete, 374.
The interosseous spaces in the dorsa of the hands were deep furrows; the hands looked as though they belonged to a skeleton; the palms formed deep concavities, 374.
Finger clenched, 332.
Most remarkable was the complete immobility of the fingers, which were flexed on their two first phalangeal joints, forming an incompletely closed fist, 374.
Feeling of fuzziness in the fingers, extending up the arm, ending in complete loss of the sense of touch, 374.

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES

Paralysis of the inferior extremities, 358.
Complete paralysis of the lower extremities, 364. [3380.]
In one case, which recovered after the lapse of a month, there were partial paralysis of lower extremities and desquamation of cuticle, 273.
In the lower limbs the muscles of the thigh were feeble and soft, and the calf formed only a flabby bundle of fibres; the foot of the patient remained in an extended position, so that the back of the foot formed a line with the spine of the tibia, while at the same time the inner margin of the foot was turned somewhat inward and upward, and the plantar surface looked inward and backward; the instep formed an angle with the tibia directed inward and forward, and the articulations of the ankle and foot were weak, and on flexing the leg the foot could be moved in a very loose manner; the toes were also flexed and motion very much restricted, 374.
Lower extremities cold, stiff, and without the power of motion (second day), 229.
Hyperæsthesia of the lower extremities; the slightest touch caused cries from the patient (after several days), 361.
Curious sensation in her lower limbs (one case), 260.
Violent pains in the lower extremities, 372.
Pain in knees, 285.
Paralysis of legs, 282.
The sharp prick of a pin had no effect on the left leg, and a hard pinch was requisite to excite motion in the right, 302.
Spasms in legs, 265. [3390.]
Contraction of the extensors of the legs, 303.
Such a weakness in his legs that he with difficulty got into bed, 259.
Want of strength in her feet and legs (sixth day); a few days afterwards she had swelling of feet, with numbness and creeping in inferior extremities, 240.
Cramp in one leg (in four hours), 229.
Much cramp in legs, 272.
Painful cramps of legs, 290.
Cramps in the legs (after five hours); increased (after six hours), 293.
Muscular soreness of legs (after three hours), 330.
Violent and increasing cramps in calves, 334. [3400.]
A feeling of hot water running down the calves from knee to ankle, lasting six hours; first in left leg, then in right, 339.
Prickling pains in both legs, from soles to about two inches above knees. Sensation was completely lost in left leg, and considerably impaired in the right. In both there was total loss of all power of motion. She said she had been unable to get about for the last fortnight, and that for some weeks previously she had had considerable difficulty in doing so (after three months), 302.
Swelling of feet (one case), 278.
Sensation of fuzziness in the soles of the feet, with formication and pain; this numbness and painful sensation gradually extended up the calves and thighs, associated with pains, which the patient described as if caused by cutting instruments, 374.

SUPPLEMENT: ARSENICUM ALBUM. GENERALITIES.

Emaciation, 295, 301 , etc.
Extreme emaciation, 263, 374.
Sank with typhoid symptoms, 277.
The woman sank in a typhoid state four days and twenty hours after taking the poison, 256.
When seen at the end of three months she was in bed, looking pale and haggard, 302.
Found ill at 3 P.M., but she would not at first speak or take anything. Afterwards she took what was offered. There was great pain in stomach, frequent severe vomitings; occasional hiccough. She continued about thirty-eight hours in this state; was then seized with occasional slight convulsive attacks, and died in a convulsion, upwards of forty hours after she was first seen by the neighbors, 311. [3410.]
In about an hour she was brought in in a state of exhaustion; pulse scarcely perceptible; skin cold; pupils fixed; in capable of answering when spoken to; pressure in epigastric region gave excessive pain, under which she would writhe and utter some imperfect sound; tongue dry; appeared to wish for drink constantly. The washings of the stomach returned tinged with blood; died, 246.
Found in bed yawning and retching a little, and complaining of headache, sickness, and pain in the bowels. Thirst, a sense of coldness, and a little vomiting. Four hours later she suddenly became blue in the face, made one or two inspirations, and expired without a struggle, 243.
Arsenical poisoning, which begins with conjunctivitis, sparkling eyes, and anasarca, simulating increased fat; ending with a hidebound skeleton slowly sinking to the tomb, 313.
They all appeared suffering from the same complaint, nor could they well explain how they felt. At night they were worse than in the daytime, and always very restless, the muscles of the face being marked by a kind of twitching, 319.
In one case (Flecker), if he intermits it for fourteen days, he feels stiff in the feet, with general lassitude and craving for another dose. If he takes a full dose he brings a great deal of wind off his stomach, 329.
After spending some time in her room, she would come out thoroughly exhausted; was very "logy," became bloated, and was generally running down. For some time she had had an ulcer on the face, which had not yielded to medical treatment, 379.
His case was similar to that of the lady first mentioned, was marked, however, by more violent febrile manifestations and delirium, and he was for some time in danger of his life. One eye was lost by the sequelæ of conjunctivitis, and the other permanently injured. He was for a long time unable to sleep, 381.
Found lying on stairs apparently in great agony, and complaining of a burning pain in the stomach, with violent retching, headache, and great thirst (first night). In the morning much better, her face flushed and swollen, and she complained of burning pain in the stomach, headache, and dizziness (second day), 231.
Great pain and burning heat in the stomach, headache, immediate thirst, vomiting and purging, with olive-green alvine discharges, tension of the abdomen, the face swollen, cold chills, alternating with flushes of heat; light painful to eyes; bearing pains more or less constant in the loins (first day). Unable to endure a strong light; pulse 130; this rapid circulation was accompanied with constant sensations of fainting; bearing pains, with the pain in the loins somewhat abated (second day). Pain in loins constant, with occasional bearing down of the womb, the thirst rather less urgent, the pulse 110, headache vertigo, great intolerance to light, the tongue white and moist, the skin hot, frequent palpitations of the heart, and a constant sensation of fainting; a numbness extending from the right side down to the foot; the burning sensation of the stomach was excited and increased by the motion of the child in utero ; the face was flushed and swollen, and the tongue and lips sore, which extended along the course of the œsophagus (third day). Violent headache, and to the light she had still great objection, as it immediately on accession increased the headache; at times the heart palpitated strongly, the thirst was considerable, the pulse 100, the tongue less charged and moist, the child in utero moved with vigor, and whenever this occured the pain in the stomach was increased, with nausea (fourth day). Pulse continued at or about 100 for a fornight afterward. She went her full time, and a very fine girl was born, after a safe but lingering labor, 233.
Urgent thirst somewhat allayed by frequently washing mouth with cold water (first day). All passed a restless night; the vomiting in each had greatly abated, the pain in the stomach still violent, which they all compared to a furnace, or hot irons; alvine discharges changing to a proper color, but intermixed with streaks of green, and highly offensive; skin hot and dry; the pulse quick, varying in each case from 100 to 130, great thirst, and violent headache; tongue white and moist (second day). Face swollen, with a fixed redness, more or less under the eyes and on the cheek-bones; vomited two or three times in the course of the night, by drinking too copious draught of the diluents, and each complained of the tongue and lips being sore and swollen. In the evening the febrile symptoms had a little abated, the pain in the stomach was intense, occasionally remitting, and again returning with increased violence, with nausea and vomiting, much pain in the head, considerable thirst, and bowels open (third day). Febrile symptoms subsided. They complained of a variety of singular nervous affections, tingling and burning sensations in the hands and feet (fourth day), 232, 233, 234, 235. [3420.]
Burning sensation in the stomach, vomiting, inordinate thirst, headache, face swollen, tension of the abdomen; purgative symptom moderate; countenance flushed, particularly on the upper part of the cheeks (first day). Pulse 90, skin temperate, tongue moist and cleaner; the vomiting had subsided, but the stomach was in great pain; he complained of extreme lassitude; face flushed (second day). Pain in stomach occasionally troublesome, appetite returning, face less swollen, but flushed and red under the eyes and on the cheek-bones, extending towards the ears (third day), 234.
She was found in bed early in the evening suffering much from sickness, vomiting, and purging. Continued to get worse all night. Next morning the symptoms were much like those of cholera, except that the vomited matter was like thin coffee-grounds. She was extremely sullen and silent, would not answer any question, and would rather suffer thirst than ask for drink. Pulse feeble, tongue white, epigastrium tender. Next day symptoms much aggravated. Countenance had assumed a sunken aspect and dark leaden hue. Everything taken into the stomach was immediately rejected, and the purging was also frequent, with pain and straining. This state continued with little variation till next morning, when she died convulsed, sixty hours after the first symptoms were noticed, 310.
Some restlessness during the night, with watch-fulness and slight pain in stomach. In morning she became sick and complained of great thirst; the pain in stomach had become much more intense. During the day sickness increased, and she was repeatedly purged; countenance looked pinched and extremities cold. From this state she soon rallied, and next night (Wednesday) she became cheerful and slept comfortably, though she was distressed once or twice by the thirst, which still affected her. Thursday morning she was worse, being cold and drowsy; she was evidently dying; face pale and anxious; extremities cold and bedewed with clammy sweat; pulse hardly perceptible; and she lay in a state of incipient coma. From this time (9 o'clock) she became more and more comatose, and gradually sank at 12, 281.
Eyes a little suffused, with slight lividity of the inner portion of the under lids; skin moist, pulse accelerated, small and feeble; vomited several times freely, and in the meantime had a copious natural dejection; at first formed, and afterwards liquid, without blood; while at stool vomited upon the floor about two ounces of porridge-like matter, tinged yellow with bile, 252.
Vomiting and purging; vomiting at first very violent and frequent; occasional purging, sometimes of blood; soreness of the mouth, and pain of the throat, stomach, and bowels; hoarseness and oppressed breathing (up to fifth day); pulse 120, full, soft, and regular; skin hot and dry; tongue parched and excoriated; throat spotted inwardly with little white ulcers; voice hoarse and feeble; breathing hurried and laborious; swallowing painful and difficult; the belly round, swollen, and painful, but not tender to the touch; very exhausted, and complained of general soreness (fifth day); pulse 120, and throbbing; breathing difficult; tongue red and parched; gums tender and shining, without salivation; soreness in the throat, descending along the gullet into the chest, and there was an excoriation on each side of the uvula, a white ulcer on the left tonsil, and redness and tenderness of the rest of the throat and back of the palate; she swallowed with such difficulty that a small quantity of any liquid caused violent gasping, hurried cough, and much pain; she complained further of sickness and dull pain, and tenderness in the stomach and bowels, and likewise of pain in the feet and legs. The vomiting continued to recur throughout the day. In the evening the fever had increased; the pains in the feet and legs were more severe; and she complained of soreness and tenderness of the labia prudendi; though in neither situation could any unnatural appearance be discovered (sixth day); some delirium in the evening (seventh day); fever lessened in the morning and increased at night (seventh and eighth days); about midnight taken with labor pain, and in three hours brought forth a stillborn fœtus, weighing nineteen ounces, and apparently between the fifth and sixth month. The delivery was difficult and distressing; and although there was no flooding, she was so feeble she was not expected to live (eight day); fever continued with morning remissions and evening exacerbations (ninth to twelfth day); pain in hands like those in feet (eleventh day); want of power in the feet and hands, and so severe pain in them that she could not sleep without opium (twelfth day) headache, restlessness, fever, loss of appetite (twenty-seventh day); her sufferings went on increasing steadily, her strength decayed, and she died on the forty-fifth day, with symptoms of low fever, 244.
The Arsenic is taken pure in some warm liquid, as coffee, fasting, beginning with a bit the size of a pin's head, and increasing to that of a pea. The complexion and general appearance are much improved, and the parties using it seldom look so old as they really are. The first dose is always followed by slight symptoms of poisoning, such as burning pain in the stomach and sickness, but not very severe. Once begun it can only be left off by very gradually diminishing the daily dose, as a sudden cessation causes sickness, burning pains in the stomach, and other symptoms of poisoning, very speedily followed by death. As a rule Arsenic-eaters are very long-lived, and are peculiarly exempt from infectious diseases, fevers etc.; but unless they gradually give up the practice invariably die suddenly at last. In some Arsenic works near Salzburg, the only men who can stand the work for any time, are those who swallow daily doses of Arsenic; the fumes, etc., soon killing the others, 320.
About an hour after taking my first dose (I took the same quantity, 3 grains, daily for three months), there followed slight perspiration, with griping pains in the bowels, and after three or four hours a loose evacuation; this was followed by a keen appetite, and a feeling of excitement. With the exception of the pain, the same symptoms follow every increase of the dose. I subjoin as a caution, that it is not advisable to begin Arsenic-eating before the age of twelve or after thirty years. Evil consequences only ensue from a long-continuing interruption. From circumstances I am often obliged to leave it off for two or three days, and I feel only slight languor and loss of appetite, and I resume taking Arsenic in somewhat smaller doses. Once on the third day of the second week, after leaving off the dose, I was attacked with faintness, depression of spirits, mental weakness, and a total loss of the little appetite I still had; sleep also entirely deserted me. On the fourth day I had violent palpitation of the heart, accompanied by profuse perspiration. Inflammation of the lungs followed, and I was laid up for nine weeks, the same as on the first occasion of leaving off Arsenic. Had I not been bled I should most likely have died of apoplexy. As a restorative I resumed the Arsenic-eating in smaller doses, 321.
First appeared irritation of the mucous membrane, causing diarrhœa and vomiting, with various other symptoms of severe gastric derangement, resulting in permanent indigestion; also incessant severe cold in the head, which in one instance, lasted for several years without being touched by any remedy; ulcerated throats, with acute inflammation, resembling diphtheria and quinsy; severe spasmodic cough, spasmodic asthma, bronchitis, and congestion of the lungs; soreness of the mouth, lips, and tongue, which appeared as if scalded in patches; inflammation of the eyes and eyelids (the conjunctiva invariably being bright red), in one case threatening absolute loss of sight; congestion and torpidity of the liver, with the various symptoms resulting therefrom, and severe bilious and feverish attacks. There was, in short, irritation of every organ. In many cases, if not in all, the action of the heart was weakened, and in some palpitation frequently occurred. There were pains in various parts of the body, especially across the shoulders, down the spine and limbs, also in the joints, which were often stiff and swollen; scaling of the skin and irritating eruptions, which no remedy ever relieved except Turkish baths. The effects upon the nervous system were most remarkable, producing a thoroughly shattered constitution; great irritability, depression, and tendency to tears. These latter symptoms were especially marked in the children, and also in servants who had come to the house in ordinarily good health, and who each became affected by degrees as above described. The list also includes giddiness, headache, acute earache, and neuralgia; bleeding at the nose; frightful dreams; faintness; cramps, rigor and numbness of the limbs; rigid spasms and convulsions. The last symptoms developed in the worst cases were loss of memory, and threatenings of paralysis; also spasms, with twitching of the body and limbs, 340.
After about twelve hours, when on the stool, he suddenly felt great difficulty in breathing, with cramp in the chest, hands, and arms; immediately afterwards the cramp attacked both calves, and he became very cold all over and stiff, so that he became completely helpless, and had to be entirely lifted into bed. Violent vomiting very soon set in, and the cramp became more severe in the calves, though it did not again affect the chest and arms. The breathing, however, continued to be much oppressed for two hours. He was by this time in a state of great prostration; countenance strangely anxious, and very restless; skin cold and clammy; pulse very feeble and frequent; eyes deeply sunken and surrounded with a well-marked dark border; lips and tongue parched, with great thirst; breathing slow and much oppressed; sometimes sighing; burning pain in stomach, increased on pressure, and inclination to vomit; extremities icy cold in spite of hot applications; had had severe vomiting, with griping pain in bowels, and purging; also cramps, first in chest and arms, and afterwards in calves. After a few minutes most violent cramps came on in both calves, causing intense suffering, and rendering the muscles hard and knotty. The cramp came on almost every fifteen minutes, lasting a few minutes each time; the slightest movement, such as turning in bed, seemed at once to excite the spasm. Violent vomiting of a greenish-yellow fluid also occurred at intervals. Brandy and all warm drinks were almost immediately rejected, but a little cold water was retained. Mustard plasters applied to the spine, chest, and calves, were scarcely felt by him, 338.
One man got a sore mouth; another had every symptom of a cold, and felt a general stiffness of the limbs; a woman was in the room for half an hour, and her throat became rough and remained so for some days. A paperhanger in the same neighborhood remarked that his mouth was always sore when he put on green paper, and his men often spoke of their eyes becoming inflamed and their hands ulcerated, 384. [3430.]
The symptoms commenced within a half to three-quarters of an hour after eating dinner. They had faintness, nausea, and incessant vomiting, with a burning pain in the epigastrium, increased on pressure, and gradually extending over the whole abdomen, followed by headache and severe diarrhœa, with a sense of constriction and heat in the fauces and throat, great thirst, and in some painful respiration. Pulse quick and very feeble, from 100 to 180; cold, clammy skin, with very severe cramps in the legs in those who had diarrhœa. Some of the men had tumefaction of the penis. The above symptoms were found in all the men. Some were collapsed. A great many had severe cramps in their legs until 11 o'clock at night, and some little pains in the abdomen for several days. Ten of the men had slight gastritis. One man had and still has paralysis of the left arm and leg, and the sensibility of the skin is impaired; he complains of coldness in his limbs, 387.
Three or four years after occupying the room, or perhaps a little earlier, she began to have a feeling of general malaise. The first thing she recalls is a sensation of exhaustion. It was especially difficult for her to rise in the morning, although awake at a very early hour. The debility increased as the illness went on. She would feel quite well and strong for a time, and would at once experience the sense of prostration on making any attempt at movement, and at times, on any unusual mental exertion, making the duties of a housekeeper particularly onerous. She speedily increased considerably in weight, from about one hundred and twenty-five to one hundred and sixty pounds. This condition lasted for some months, and then gave place to emaciation. At certain intervals afterwards the various symptoms of the digestive, nervous, and circulatory systems, which I shall mention, appeared and increased in severity up to the time I saw her. The precise date of the access of each symptom is unknown, but each had shown itself, either continuously or at intervals, for a number of years before. I found her in bed, perfectly prostrated, hardly able to move hand or foot; with skin very dry and rough; hands and feet cold or cool to myself and to the patient. Emaciation was marked; a countenance naturally rosy had become sallow; tongue inflamed, dry, cracked, with a brownish coat in centre; gums also dry and angry. The sensation of dryness was apparent to herself, with a feeling as if the mouth were lined with flannel. No sensation of dryness or pain in the throat or œsophagus. Nausea often about 10 P.M., and nearly always when she awakened, but not during the night, unless she happened to be up and about for any purpose. At times pressure in the stomach; frequent thirst in the evening, seldom during the day; capricious appetite. During her early years she had often had diarrhœa, but she had been free from it for some years. Two or three years ago it came on at intervals; of late it had been more marked, the discharges watery and painful. Her eyes had for some time shown signs of weakness and congestion. They had previously been very strong. At last she could not open the lids at night without lifting them with her fingers. At the time I saw her there was marked conjunctivitis, as if from some external irritation. No headache, but an "aching tired sensation" in base of brain. At times, during the past few years and never before, a tenderness in the neighborhood of the liver, which would pass away after slight diarrhœa. A carbuncle or perhaps a large boil on the back was reported as having occurred three or four years before. The sleep was more easily disturbed than when in health, and she had often wakened chilly or feverish. The feet and legs, to the knees, were frequently cramped, and had been relieved by warm applications and frictions. The symptoms detailed had always been, to a certain extent, relieved during absence from home; but in about ten days after her return the exhaustion and other evidences of disease would recur, and soon be as bad as ever, 177.
Involuntary twitching of muscles, 248.
Constant jactitation, 289.
Trembling, 327, 334.
Nervous twitchings, 327.
Universal tremors, 248, 326.
Tremblings and spasms of extremities, 336.
Convulsive spasms, 356.
Convulsions, 327, 364. [3440.]
General convulsions, 357.
Convulsions with loss of consciousness, followed by colic, 365.
Three spasms within an hour, the first one very severe, the second and third consecutively lighter (after six hours); slight spasm, confined to the muscles of the thighs and legs (after seven hours), 330.
Violent spasms, and what she termed cramps in the legs, 332.
One was seized with convulsions, and died in about five hours in a strong convulsive fit, 230.
Convulsive tremors, "so that the bed shook under him," accompanied by sensations of cold and extreme faintness, 256.
Fits resembling epilepsy, except in the absence of frothing at mouth, 282.
The little boy had been in convulsions, and was then in a semicomatose state. The child had felt chilly, and had been sick. In the evening the symptoms seemed somewhat relieved by the remedies administered, but during the night he became worse; and his sister was also seized with convulsions, followed by dysenteric discharge from the bowels, 322.
Convulsion followed convulsion in rapid succession, and so stiff and rigid was the entire muscular system that no sort of external muscular force could have succeeded in producing the least amount of flexion of either arm, leg, or other joint of the body, without producing lesion. So clenched were the teeth as scarcely to admit of the escape of the forth and contents of the mouth and stomach, 346.
Found prone on the floor, body arched in a curve. As I took him by the hand and called him by name he instantly became so convulsed that three men could with difficulty restrain him. The paroxysm lasted thirty or forty seconds. The convulsive paroxysms were attended with wild, staring, bloodshot eyes, with imprecations and fearful ravings, and with maniacal fury. When the convulsions ceased he invariably sank into a temporary prostration. His pulse during the intervals was irregular, uneven, intermittent, and accelerated, 300. [3450.]
In twelve hours he began to feel a stiffness of neck, with slight difficulty in swallowing; the cuticle of scrotum peeled off entirely, leaving the cutis vera exposed, inflamed, and bleeding; both testes were enlarged, and could not be touched; great thirst and headache; the most distressing symptom was an indescribable sensation as if the hair was standing on end, and being pulled up by the roots. Stomach was irritable with vomiting, and epigastrium was painful on pressure. He had been purged twice freely, and said he felt as if his bowels were on fire, 288.
He appeared to be nearly in articulo mortis ; his face, which had been swollen, having assumed the appearance of the true facies hippocratica . On examining the contents of the utensils in which he had vomited, a fluid was perceived of a yellowish and greenish color, and in two of them stercoraceous matter; the pulse was gone, his voice faint and tremulous; and he pointed to the abdomen in great agony. On examination I discovered a very remarkable irregularity of surface, occasioned by the spasmodic contractions of the muscles of the abdomen, and even of the viscera; this unevenness extended from the epigastric region to the pubis, and to the right and left hypochondrium. He complained of extreme faintness, and dreadful sickness. He had been violently purged; the alvine secretions were all of a bright homogeneous green color, like paint. Each effort of vomiting and purging was preceded and followed by these painful gripings and spasmodic contractions of the abdominal muscles. He also complained of great heat in the stomach, which he compared to a furnace, or red-hot irons, which sensation commenced at the tongue, and was felt throughout the course of the œsophagus to the cardia, or upper orifice of the stomach; insatiable thirst, violent headache, the eyes impatient of light, but the pupils sensible, and the extremities cold. The patient attempted in this dreadful state to get out of bed, to walk to the night table; he was directly seized with vertigo, dimness of sight, and palpitation of the heart; he fell down, and went off into an epileptic fit; he was assisted on the bed, and in a few minutes recovered from the fit (first day). In the early part of the morning he had another attack of epilepsy; the symptomatic fever ran high, the pulse 120; he complained of spasmodic twitchings about the chest and abdomen, palpitation of the heart, great languor, accompanied with a constant sensation of fainting, tongue white but not dry, occasional chills, followed by an increase of heat, headache, and vertigo (second day). Skin moist and more temperate, tongue less coated, not dry, but sore and swollen, the burning heat in the stomach rather less violent, and he expressed a degree of hunger; the pulse 98, spasmodic twitches in the arms and legs, with a cold sensation in the latter (third day). Tingling and burning sensations, beginning at the extremity of the fingers and gradually creeping to the shoulders, sometimes one foot, and at others both affected with a burning feel, commencing at the toes and gradually rising above the ankle-joint; palpitation of the heart, great depression of the spirits, with a perpetual sensation of swooning, and frequent twitchings of the muscles of the chest and abdomen, and of the upper and lower extremities (fourth day). Owing to eating a free portion of animal food he suffered a slight relapse of the fever and much pain in the stomach, also passed a restless night, with much thirst, and was again attacked with spasmodic twitchings in the chest and upper and lower extremities (fifth day). He complained of a very singular affection in the upper and lower extremities; the arms were several times in the course of the day seized with a numbness and prickly feeling, accompanied with a sense of great weight, like what is commonly called being asleep; and this symptom continued daily, more or less frequently, for six weeks, but upon raising the arms in an upright position, it immediately subsided. The same feeling almost as constantly attacked the legs, but occasionally with and sometimes without the corresponding affection of the arms; the legs were some minutes longer affected, by reason of his not being able, as he himself observed, to place them in the same position as the arms (ninth day), 232.
Burning heat in the stomach, much nausea, with vomiting and severe gripings, with purging, extreme faintness, palpitation of the heart, headache, trembling of the right arm, and right lower extremity (first day). Four epileptic fits in the course of the night, preceded by violent palpitation of the heart, accompanied with a peculiar tremulous action of the right arm and lower extremity; a considerable degree of symptomatic fever insatiable thirst, a white but moist tongue, the face flushed, the respiration hurried. Pulse 126, irregular and contracted, frequent gripings in the bowels, and spasmodic twitchings in the muscles of the chest and abdomen (second day). Much fever, respiration hurried and great thirst, violent and incessant palpitation of the heart; the fits had recurred twice in the night; he had had no sound sleep; if he went into a doze, he woke suddenly and much agitated; the pulse 120; spasmodic twitches, with tremor in the right arm and lower extremity, violent headache, and the eyes painfully affected by light; constant vertigo, which was increased if he attempted to sit up in bed, or upon the slightest exertion (third day). Only one attack of the epileptic fit in the night, and had slept three or four hours towards the morning; pulse 100, breathing less hurried and more natural (fourth day). A relapse of the fit in the night, preceded by palpitation of the heart and tremulous agitation of the right arm and lower extremity; the fit lasted nearly two hours (fifth day). On the eighth day an epileptic fit at 8 P.M., and it returned daily and periodically about the same hour every evening for a fortnight afterwards; the fit generally lasted nearly two hours, and he required, from the violence of his struggles, the assistance of several persons to hold him whilst the epilepsy continued. On recovering he looked wild, forgot where he was, and talked incoherently, and as he gradually emerged from this state, complained of extreme languor, with great prostration of strength. Towards the latter end of the second week, the fit became shorter and less severe, and he sooner recovered when out of it; and at the expiration of a fortnight from the first effects of the poison, he enjoyed and interval of seven or eight days without a relapse; hopes were then entertained that he would recover, "the fits becoming every day shorter, and recovery from each more rapid and complete." But they again returned with the same or even greater degree of violence, and he has been afflicted with fits up to the present time; he appears to have outgrown his strength, possesses very delicate stamina, and serious apprehensions are still entertained of the result, 235.
Vomiting in the course of half an hour; soon afterwards, several dejections. Vomiting and purging, at short intervals, continued through the day. Evacuations consisting mostly of a serous fluid and bile. Quantity vomited during the day amounted to six or eight quarts by estimation. In the afternoon, on attempting to walk from one bed to another, he fell down senseless, was convulsed, had cramp in extremities, and was cold. At 7 in the evening, seventeen hours after taking the medicine, found him as follows: Extremities cold, bathed in perspiration; skin blue and corrugated, feeling as if parboiled; no pulse perceptible at wrist; pulsations of carotids rapid and fluttering; eyeballs retracted in orbits; countenance livid; voice husky and guttural; extreme thirst; distress at epigastrium; frequent vomiting; mind clear; whole appearance like that of a person affected with malignant cholera. Cramps and coldness of extremities increased, vision failed, voice faltered, throat became dry, tongue swollen, annoyed by hiccoughs, delirium, and at last death, 249.
Arsenical ointment was applied (to cure chronic inflammation) to the breast of a woman, aged thirty-nine, the cuticle having been removed. The first application was May, 21st, and was immediately followed by severe violent burning in the breast. Violent headache, thirst, sickness, and occasional retching, numbness in arms and legs, sleeplessness, and loss of appetite supervened in a short time. The application was repeated daily till 25 th. On this day the pain in the breast became intolerable; there was faintness and palpitation. Inflammatory action extended from the breast to the shoulder and arm. On the evening of the 26th she had severe pain in belly. On the 27th the points of the sore not sloughing were smeared with ointment. About 2 P.M., she was seized with a kind of fit, with lividity of the face, foaming at the mouth, and moaning. She continued unconscious for several minutes, and on regaining consciousness, said she had been in a queer place, that she felt as it were a dart go through her, that she then became insensible, and had no further recollection of what happened to her during the fit. In the afternoon she felt more comfortable. Between 9 and 10 P.M., she suddenly said, "There it is again," was off in a fit, and died immediately, 337.
Cramp attacked his legs and stomach; the muscles of the former were spasmodically contracted, and the abdomen was also rigid and tender. In the intervals of the paroxysm of the pain he lay with his eyes half closed; tongue covered with a creamy fur. The breathing soon became more rapid and rather difficult, and accompanied by an increasing lividity of face. The spasms continued, but never attained to anything like general convulsions, 292.
Great muscular activity and aptitude for walking, 317.
Agitation, 354.
Restlessness, 354, 372 , etc.
Restless and anxious, 264. [3460.]
Great restlessness, 270, 341 , etc.
Tossing about the bed in a sort of anguish, 330.
General restlessness, worse at night, 324.
Uneasiness over the whole body, especially in arms and legs, 239.
The patient experienced an unusual immobility of the eye and extremities, while the muscles of the head and face seemed normal, 374.
Two had partial paralysis (in one, of sensation in fingers, and in the other, of motion of the lower extremities), 278.
In about five minutes a peculiar tingling sensation commenced in left arm, lasting about forty-five minutes. Fifth day, numbness of thighs and calves. Eleventh day, anæsthesia of fingers, and partial paralysis of flexors of forearm; a similar condition shortly afterwards attended the lower extremities, and was accompanied in both by pain persisting for a few days. In five weeks from the commencement of the illness, skin of entire body had desquamated; most remarkably so on hands. In six weeks the paralysis of flexors of both extremities was unabated, and accompanied with soreness on pressure. In two months and a half he was still unable to stand without support. In eight months the paralysis of sensation and motion and the soreness on pressure still continued, though less. In twenty-three months nearly well, 269.
Feebleness, 356.
Weakness, 374.
Extreme weakness, 345. [3470.]
Gradually diminishing strength, 366.
Felt weary, could not sit up, 376.
Malaise, 342.
Lassitude (soon), 259.
Great languor, 301.
Debility, 295.
General debility, 285.
Great exhaustion (second day), 373.
Loss of muscular power, which assumed the form rather of great general debility than that of a partial or paralytic affection; and existed in such a degree that she professed inability to walk, 241.
Extreme exhaustion, feeble whispering voice, pulse scarcely perceptible, 248. [3480.]
Prostration, 356, 359 , etc.
Internal irritation, after three weeks I became completely prostrated, almost losing the use of my left side, 297.
Extreme prostration, 348, 351 , etc.
Faintness, 239, 273 , etc.
Affections of the tactile sensation, 336.
Complained of a disagreeable numbness and tingling, 312.
Cramps, 269.
Cramps general, 331.
Constant cramps, 350.
Much pain throughout the whole system, 346.

SKIN

Objective. [3490.]
Skin dry, 369.
The skin seemed anæmic and without lustre, was hard parchment like, and could be raised up in thin folds from the underlying tissues, especially as all the fat had disappeared, 374.
General scurfiness of the face and body, 367.
After forty-eight hours there was desquamation of the rash, and all the symptoms disappeared, 369.
General desquamation of cuticle, 283.
Desquamation of the cuticle of the face, 277.
Three had desquamation of cuticle (some of hands, others of neck and nostrils), 278.
The body became covered with red spots, 368.
Severe hepatic (?

herpetic , E. W. B.) eruption, 336.

Lips covered with black spots, 357. [3500.]
Arms more livid than natural, 245.
Cyanotic spots on the anterior portions of the thighs, not removed by pressure, 341.
Miliary eruption, 366.
Eruption like intense scarlet rash, covering nearly the whole body, except the face; it began on the anterior surface of the body, and spread rapidly, without disappearing from its primary seat. The skin was intensely red, much swollen, covered with numberless fine blisters. The eruption was associated with the most violent itching and burning, disturbing the sleep, reaching its height in five or six days, and then fading; followed by desquamation; the desquamation was very slow, in large and small scales, 345.
The whole body became covered with an eruption of small pimples, like miliary rash, 369.
General miliary eruption over the whole body, on the sixth day, immediately followed by amelioration of all the symptoms, and re-establishment of the urinary discharge; this eruption lasted five days, after which the body was covered with fine mealy scales, 357.
Severe eruptions, violent constitutional symptoms, and even death, 299.
Eruptions chiefly on hands, forearms, scrotum, and thighs, and the suffering proves intense should they have chapped hands at the time, 298.
Numerous petechial spots over the skin of the trunk and thighs, 372.
Miliary eruption confined to the forehead, wrists, and feet (third day), 271. [3510.]
Pimples or vesicles round mouth (fifth day), 270.
Towards the close small spots of purpura on neck, 277.
Pimples on the hands, chest, and forehead, 367.
Redness of the hand, with red points extending half way up the forearm, 374.
Arsenic causes shingles, 335.
A vesicular eruption over the greater part of right ear, and also of nose; several vesicles have coalesced, forming large patches; they are all surrounded by an inflamed base, 256.
Vesicular inflammation of the whole face, with acute itching (third day), 361.
Vesicles about the mouth (one case), 278.
Small white blisters on the inner side of both thumbs, containing a clear watery liquid, 374.
Blistering of the feet, 254. [3520.]
General erysipelas, with sensation of a devouring fire, 370.
Cutaneous affections of a mixed pustular and scaly character, attacking especially the scrotum, the depression between lower lip and chin, the angles of nose and face, the line along which the hat fits the forehead, in short, every crevice and fold where the Arsenic can accumulate, 294.
Various eruptions on the parts most exposed, chiefly arms and legs; sometimes the eruptions resemble eczema, but more frequently they are pustular, and large boils are not uncommon, 299.
Obstinate pustular eruptions, 295.
Eruption of pustules resembling the itching, followed by desquamation, 358.
In some of the persons pustules appeared on the forehead, 274.
Face covered with pustules, 367.
On the sixth day eruption of white pustules on the face and upper part of the body, resembling in appearance and progress those of varioloid, 359.
Eruption of pustules about, angles of mouth, 264.
His hands were contracted and he was frequently sick during the three months he was at work. At last the Arsenic entered the hand the skin being broken; his left hand and forearm were swollen; also the left axillary glands; the hand was inflamed; purple patches gradually covered his arm and side. He died, 357. [3530.]
Eruption of boils which refused to heal, 342.
In a case of chorea the Arsenical solution produced a copious crop of boils, 304.
The workmen are subject to irritations which produce itching, blotches, rawness, and perhaps boils. In one factory where one hundred women are employed in marking artificial flowers, hardly any of them escaped skin diseases. The hands, face, neck, roots of hair, flexure of arms, axilla, and in a most distressing degree the genitals, were affected; the pudendal eruptions being often so severe that they could not bear to sit down, 327.
Several small superficial ulcers extending along the inner surface of each lip, varying in size from mere specks, the largest being 1/12th inch in diameter. The smarting and annoyance were intolerable, and much increased in the evening [when he inhaled much of the poison], when the lips swelled and became so painful that eating or even speaking could scarcely be indulged in. He got better, but returned worse than ever; all the old ulcers had reopened, several new ones formed, lips much swollen, with profuse ptyalism, 323.
The lips became incrusted, and the skin cracked and peeled, 247.
Inflammation of the skin of the lower part of the abdomen, penis, scrotum, and upper part of thighs; in some places the inflammatory action had gone on to ulceration. The pain was severe and burning. There were signs of considerable constitutional derangement. The evening of the same day on which he washed the sheep he had smarting and pain in the affected region; this increased, and the next morning the parts were red and inflamed. It was more than a fortnight before he was able to resume his work, 306.
Subjective.
One woman said she had been tormented for the last two days and nights with irritation of skin, which she compared to being in a bagful of fleas (eighth day), 344.
Prickling sensation over the whole skin, 367.
Itching over the whole body, 374.
Constant itching of eyebrows and forehead, 266. [3540.]
Violent itching of the extremities, 363.

SLEEP

Drowsiness, 327, 372.
Drowsy, but easily roused (after six hours), 262.
Sleepiness, 356.
Sleepy shortly before death, 280.
Somnolence (thirteenth day), 359.
Somnolence just before death, 353.
Occasional light sleep, with muttering delirium, 307.
Sleeplessness, 282, 355.

FEVER

Chilliness.
Chilliness, 351, 354. [3550.]
General chilliness, 362.
Chilliness, with cold extremities, 236.
Shivering and coldness of surface, 266.
Shivering, 345, 354.
Shivering, recurring when he drank, 279.
General sense of coldness, 230.
Distressing sensation of cold during the whole night, 229.
Cold skin, 258, 262 , etc.
Skin cold and clammy, 309, 375.
Skin cold and slightly livid (in five hours and a half), 292. [3560.]
Skin cool and moist, 328.
Trunk and extremities cold, 361.
Sensation of cold over whole body (after five hours); increased (after six hours), 293.
Tip of the nose cold, pinched, 341.
Sensation as if cold water were poured down back, 282.
Cold extremities, 245, 273.
Extremities cold, with most violent pain in the abdomen, 349.
Coldness of the hands and feet, 345, 350.
Feet a little cold (after five hours), 293.
Heat.
Fever, 248, 327, 359. [3570.]
General fever, with coldness of the feet, 372.
Very violent fever, 372.
She had three attacks of intermittent fever; the first in November, 1875, lasting three days; the second in December, 1875, lasting seven days, and the third from 14th to 16th of January, 1876. The symptoms of the attacks were as follows; Between 8.30 and 9 A.M., after getting out of bed, chilly, with chattering of teeth, nails and lips blue, sometimes sickness on waking, bad taste in mouth, desire for much cold drink, pulse feeble, wants to lie down and to be quiet, and wrapped up, breath offensive, tongue brown; this lasts till 1 P.M., then fever comes on. During the fever there is full pulse, frontal pain, not much thirst, especially hot to touch on abdomen, with pain there, feet and hands cold objectively, not subjectively, cannot bear the least draught, breath offensive, tongue brown; this lasts till 4 or 5 P.M.; she then seems well for one or two hours. Then about 6 P.M. she is slightly chilly till about 8 P.M., then there is heat again, cannot sleep, bad dreams, cannot sleep after 3 A.M. She is losing flesh very, fast, and getting very weak. The second attack was the most severe, and the third (which occurred after she had been removed to another room) was the slightest, 375.
In this way can be produced in healthy persons attacks of remittent fever, though not such rigors as those of true fever, but only flushing heats, disappearing and returning, and chiefly felt in præcordial region and forehead. Such accessions terminate sometimes in partial or general sweats, and at other times merely in a moist state of skin. This

Arsenical fever never acquires any regular type. It is rare for the excitation, to be carried this degree, and there is more usually an increase, more or less considerable, of the heat of the body, which seems to have its source in the stomach and præcordial region, whence it passes to the rest of the body, but is especially felt in forehead and eyebrows. To produce these effects a rather strong dose is required, 317.

Heat over the whole body, except the hands, 355.
Violent heat internally and externally, 369.
Temperature increased (in the rectum 38.6°), 362.
The feeling of heat within did not leave him for a week, 239.
Heat of skin, 239, 269, 325.
Heat and dryness of skin, 271. [3580.]
Alternations of heat and chilliness, 363.
Sweat.
Profuse sweating on the least exertion, 295.
Skin moist and temperature good (after five hours); moist and cool (after six hours), 293.
Cold clammy sweat, 282.
Skin covered with cold clammy sweat, 307.
Clammy perspiration, 245.
Cold sweat, 363.
Whole body, and particularly hands and feet, covered with cold sweat, 245.
Cold sweats broke out profusely over surface of body, 334.
Fetid perspiration on the whole body, 357. [3590.]
Abundant perspiration (after eight days), 359.

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HEAD

EYES

EARS. [470.]

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MOUTH

THROAT

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EAR

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