Urginea maritima, Baker. (Scilla maritima, Linn.)

Natural order , Liliaceæ.

Common names , Squills; (G), Meerzwiebel; (F.), Ognon marin.

Preparation . Tincture of the bulbs.

Authorities. (Nos.

1 to 23 , from Hahnemann, R. A. M. L., 3, 265)

1 , Hahnemann; 2 , Becher; 3 , Hartmann; 4 , Hornburg; 5 , Mossdorf; 6 , Stapf; 7 , Teuthorn; 8 , Walther; 9 , Wislicenus; 10 , Bergius, Mat. Med., p. 278 (observation, -Hughes); 11 , Caspari, Diss. de Scilla, p. 11 (observation, -Hughes); 12 , Cohausen, Commerc. Lit. Norimb., vol. xii (p. 399, observations on patients, -Hughes); 13 , Crantz, Mat. Med., ii, p. 83 (observations, -Hughes); 14 , Home, Clinical Exper., p. 394 (observations, -Hughes); 15 , Lange, Med. Dom., Brunsvic, p. 176 (effects of a spoonful of powdered Squills); 16 , Ludwig, Adversaria Med., vol. ii, p. 713 (observation, -Hughes); 17 , Muzell, Wahrnehm., ii, p. 34 (observation, -Hughes); 18 , Schulze et Schrœter, Diss. Asthma, rad. Scillæ usu sublatum, Halæ, 1735 (observation on a case of anasarca, -Hughes); 19 , Tissot. Epist. Med., pract. edit., Bald, p. 207 (statements, -Hughes); 20 , Valentine, Hist. Simpl. Reform, lib. ii, sect. 2, cap. 34 (observation, -Hughes); 21 , Wagner, Observ. Clin. Lüb., 1737 (observation, -Hughes); , Weikard, Vermischte Schriften, i, p. 245 (observation, -Hughes); , Zwelfer, Pharmac. Regia, p. 146 (statements, -Hughes); , Voigtl (Arzneimittell), from Wibmer, effects of exhalations of fresh Squills; , Prof. A. T. Thomson, Lancet, 1836-7 (2), p. 851, alarming symptoms caused by the ordinary medicinal dose of the tincture or by the powder of the dried Squills; , Dr. Wolfering, Med. Corr. Blatt. Bayerischn. Aerzte, No. 5, 1842 (Lond. and Edinb. Month. Journ. of Med. Sci., 1843, p. 79), a laborer, æt. fifty-eight years, digested some Squills cut in small pieces in 280 grams of white wine, and took over half of the mixture, death on the second day; , Austrian Soc. Allop. Physicians, Zeit. Gesel. de. Ærz. zu Wien, 1847, proving of the extract, beginning with 1/4 grain and increasing to 19 grains; , William A. Hammond, M.D., Am. Journ. Med. Sci., 1859 (1), p. 275, 2 grains of the dried bulb three times in twenty-four hours; , Dr. Pieper, All. Cent. Zeit., 1865 (Monatblatt, vol. xiv, p. 46), a young man took at first 3 grains four times a day; , same, subsquently took doses of 1/2 to 1 scruple; , Berridge, New York Journ. of Hom., vol. ii, 1874, p. 311, Miss --- took a dose of 1m (Jenichen).

MIND

Lively, joyous mood, 7 . [Probably curative action. -Hahnemann.]
Courage, firmness, 1.
Anxiety, 12, 16.
Anxious mood; fear of death, 6.
Great anxiety, 19.
Ill-humored at every work; he was cool to people and did not answer, 2.
Great ill-humor, 27.
Fretful and averse to mental work, 9.
Whining, 15 . [On account of pain of S. 124. -Hughes.] [10.]
Vexed about trifles, 1.
Indolence, with aversion to all kinds of mental works, in the morning, 4.
Disinclined to think and write, 2.
Disinclination to think and depression (after one hour), 8.

HEAD

Confusion and Vertigo.
Confused feeling and heaviness in the head, with quiet sleep without dreams, in the morning (after seventy-two hours), 2.
Vertigo, as if he would fall sideways, in the morning on rising from bed (after forty-eight hours), 1.
Vertigo, with nausea, as if he had been turning in a circle a long time, 4.
Cloudy dizziness in the head (after two minutes), 1.
General Head.
Heaviness in the whole upper part of the head, in the morning after waking, 2.
Unusual heaviness in the whole head, as if he could not hold it still, only while sitting, 3. [20.]
Weak and dreamy in the head (after six to twelve hours), 1.
Flattening pressure over the whole head, as from a weight (after twelve hours), 2.
(Pressive-tearing headache, which does not prevent mental work), (after twelve hours), 1.
Dull tingling headache, in the morning after rising, 2.
Swashing in the head on shaking it, 1.
Forehead.
Pressive-drawing pain in the forehead, 3.
Pressive pain in a small spot in the left frontal eminence, 3.
Burrowing headache in the forehead, 3.
A painful piercing thrust in the left frontal eminence (after one hour), 3.
Drawing stitch from the forehead into the right ear, 1. [30.]
Some painful stitches in the forehead, from the left to the right side, associated with drawing, 3.
Some slow stitches extending into the right side of the forehead, 3.
Stitches in the right frontal eminence, extending down to the nose, 3.
Dulness in the sinciput and occiput, as after intoxication, with pressure anteriorly and posteriorly in the head, 3.
Temple.
Contractive pain in both temples, .

EYE

The left eye is visibly smaller than the right; the left upper lid seems swollen and hangs down perceptibly and makes the eye smaller, 6.
Staring look, 3.
The eyes seem swimming in cold water, for several minutes, 6.
Violent tearing in both eyes, at the same time also behind the eyeballs, 2.
Contractive sensation in the right eye, 1. [50.]
Itching of the left eye (after twenty-four hours), 1.
Lids.
Tickling in the left external canthus, 1.
A swarm of fine stitches in the left external canthus, 2.
Fine burning in the external canthi, 4.
Lachrymation.
Lachrymation and sneezing, 24.
Pupil.
Dilatation of the pupils, 25.
Great dilatation of the pupils (after two minutes), 1, 6.
Contraction of the pupils (after five hours), 1 ; (after half an hour), 2 ; (after one hour), 3.
Great contraction of the pupils (immediately), 7.

EAR

Tearing pain behind the left ear, 3. [60.]
(Tearing pains within both ears), 1.

NOSE

Violent constant sneezing and fluent coryza (immediately), 5, 9.
(She sneezes a few times, at night), 1.
Attack of violent fluent coryza, in the morning (after six days), 9.*
Very violent coryza; the eyes have a dim weak look, and are full of water, in the forenoon (after seven days), 9.*
Coryza, with ulcerated nostrils, 1.
Biting coryza, with frequent sneezing (after forty-eight hours), 2.
Acrid mucus in the nose, 1.*
(Discharge of mucus from the nose), 1.
Dry coryza, 1. [70.]
Sensation of soreness on the margins of the nostrils, 1.*

FACE

The expression of the face varies, at one time very much sunken, at another lively, without heat or chilliness, 6.
Features drawn, tense, with large eyes and dilated pupils, staring looks, and redness of the cheeks, without thirst, 3.
Face red and burning (after twenty-four hours), 26.

MOUTH

Tongue.
Vesicles on the tongue, 1.
General Mouth.
Roughness and scraping far back in the upper part of the palate, 6.
Burning on the palate and in the throat, 4.
Scraping burning in the palate, similar to heartburn (after five and six days), 9.
Stitches extending upward in both upper canine teeth, as if a sharp cold air penetrated the teeth, when eating and drinking either cold or warm things, 1.
Mouth seems sticky and slimy, 6.
Saliva. [80.]
Increased secretion of saliva (immediately), 29.
Taste.
An unpleasant taste, with a whitish-yellow tongue (fifth day), 29.
Bitter taste, 27.
Everything tastes sour and bitter), 1.
Burnt taste in the mouth, even while chewing food, which remained after eating, and was noticed only while swallowing food, 2.
Disgusting sweetish taste of all food, especially meat and broth (after forty-eight hours), 2.
Taste is diminished and seems blunted, 9.
Tastelessness, when smoking tobacco, 4.

THROAT

In ten minutes it produced irritation in throat, with heat and tickling causing constant coughing, for one hour and a half, 30.
Slight irritation to cough, in the pit of the throat, in the upper part of the trachea ; he hawks a few times (after one hour), 6.* [90.]
Pain in the submaxillary glands (after three hours), 1.

STOMACH

Appetite and Thirst.
Ravenous hunger (after a few hours), 7.
Insatiability, while eating what tastes good; the stomach seems full and yet he is hungry, 3.
Diminished appetite, 29.
Weak appetite, 9.
Prostrates the appetite, 10 . [Revised by Hughes.]
Loss of appetite, 27.
Loss of appetite, partly on account of sensation of fulness, partly because the food has a burnt taste, partly because some food has no taste, for example, broth and meat, also on account of disgusting sweetish taste, as bread and butter, 2.
Complete loss of appetite, 18 . [Not found. -Hughes.]
Complete loss of appetite, could eat nothing, and yet taste was unimpaired, 1. [100.]
Increased thirst, 29.
Thirst, with chilliness, in the evening, without internal or external heat, 1.
Eructations.
Frequent eructations, 27.
Frequent eructations of a sour taste rising into the mouth, 1.
Eructations tasting of the food and qualmishness, after dinner, 2.
Eructations of a disgusting taste, 6.
Short eructations, 6.
Tasteless and odorless eructations, 29.
Empty eructations, 3, 6.
Empty eructations, for several hours (after one hour), 1.
Nausea and Vomiting. [110.]
Nausea, with eructations, 8.
Excessive nausea, 10, 12, 17, 26.
Nausea, in the back of the throat, almost constant accumulation of saliva in the mouth (after forty-eight hours), 2.
Constant alternations between qualmishness in the pit of the stomach and symptoms of diarrhœa in the lower abdomen; when one is present the other is absent, though there are more indications of diarrhœa, .

ABDOMEN

Umbilicus and Sides.
Griping in the umbilical region, 27.
Pain in the side of the abdomen, as if the intestines were forcing through, when coughing and walking, 1.
Pressive stinging pain in the abdominal muscles of the left side (after twenty-four hours), 1.
Bubbling sensation in the muscles of the right side of the abdomen, 1.
General Abdomen.
Abdomen distended, 27.
Flatulence, 27.
Profuse emission of very offensive flatus (after one hour), 7.
Incessant emission of noisy, very offensive flatus, which only momentarily relieved the abdomen, 6.
Loud flatus always passed immediately on touching the abdomen, even frequently, 6. [140.]
Frequent emissions of flatus (after twenty-four hours), 2.
Short abrupt emission of flatus, 6.
Painful rumbling and gurgling in the abdomen, 4.
Enteritis, 23.
Sensation of emptiness in the abdomen, as if one were hungry, 3.
Abdomen so tender that the slightest covering could not be borne (after twenty-four hours), 26.
Acute painfulness in the abdomen, which was greatly distended though soft, 6.
Pains in the abdomen, 29.
Griping in the abdomen, 8.
Incessant emission of noisy, very offensive flatus, which only momentarily relieved the abdomen, 6.
Loud flatus always passed immediately on touching the abdomen, even frequently, 6. [140.]
Frequent emissions of flatus (after twenty-four hours), 2.
Short abrupt emission of flatus, 6.
Painful rumbling and gurgling in the abdomen, 4.
Enteritis, 23.
Sensation of emptiness in the abdomen, as if one were hungry, 3.
Abdomen so tender that the slightest covering could not be borne (after twenty-four hours), .

ANUS

Stitches in the anus, when walking (after eight days), 9.
Itching in the anus, 1.

STOOL

Diarrhœa.
Diarrhœa, 25, 29a.
Diarrhœa, from 2 to 7 A.M., at last very watery, almost without flatulence, 6.
Diarrhœa of large brown, very thin, slimy, very offensive fæces, without pain or tenesmus, preceded by emission of flatus, and mingled with threadworms and many white unformed fibres, 6.
Stool soft, almost liquid, smelling strongly of sulphuretted hydrogen, accompanied by pain in the small of the back and tenesmus, followed by relief of the griping in the abdomen, 27.
Frequent soft stools, with burning in the anus (from larger doses), 27. [170.]
Stool soft, 29.
Pasty stool, without colic, 2.
Stool colored with blood, 19.
Stool sluggish (from very large doses), 27.
Stool diminished at first (from small doses), 27.
Very hard stool, daily, 9.
Hard scanty stool, in the evening (after twelve hours), 3.
Constipation.
Constipation, for several days, 6.
Constipation, after the proving, 27.

URINARY ORGANS

Urethra.
Sticking in the orifice of the urethra and somewhat farther back (after two hours and a quarter), 9. [180.]
Sticking pain in the urethra, while pressing at stool (after eight days), 9.
Micturition and Urine.
After urinating, desire to urinate again, though there is no urine to pass, lasting three days (after five hours), 1.
Violent urging to urinate, he passed an unusual amount of urine that looked like water (after seven hours), 2.*
Great desire to urinate (after a quarter of an hour), 3 . [The prover was usually in the habit of urinating moderately only twice a day. -Hahnemann.]*
Great desire to urinate and for stool; on first urinating, a thin stool without colic (after ten minutes); on the second desire to urinate, there followed a thin stool without colic, 3.
Great desire to urinate, with very little urine (after forty hours), 1.
Constant and ineffectual desire to urinate (after a quarter of an hour), 8.
Infrequent desire to urinate and scanty secretion of urine (after twenty hours), 1.
Woke at night to urinate (after eighteen hours), 7.
Frequent evacuation of urine, as clear as water; there was a sudden desire to urinate (after one hour), 6. [190.]
Unable to retain the urine because the amount is too large ; it is passed involuntarily if he does not hasten, lasting twelve hours (after a quarter of an hour), 3.*
Increased secretion of urine (in one prover from large doses); as the stools became liquid, the quantity of urine diminished, 27.*
Frequent micturition, without increase of urine, during the first hour, 1 . [The primary action of Squills upon the urinary organs is, at first, great desire to urinate, s. 122, with profuse emission of urine, 190, especially of urine clear as water, 182, 189, at least watery urine even if not profuse, 193. Several hours after the cessation of the first and positive action of Squills, there follows a secondary action (reaction) as the opposite of the primary action, namely, slight inclination to urinate, scanty disease, and seldom micturition, 196, 187, 194. Sometimes of the usual color, 193, but frequently of a dark color, 199, 200, and also with great urging to urinate, though only a little, 185, or even no micturition at all, 181. Now, as all this was not known, not investigated, and not even the methods of research recognized, so there were very few cures of dropsical disease by Squills, through the several thousand years in which it as employed (for an unknown period previous to the times of the Greeks, Squills was considered by the Egyptians the only remedy for this disease); most of the patients of this sort were all the more quickly and surely hurried into the grave by means of this drug. It was always the cause of great rejoicing, at first, that so much urine was expelled, and a consequent cure was eagerly looked for; but it was not known that this was a primary action of Squills, and that in this case only the opposite of the previous diseased condition, and consequently only a palliative, and it was seen with astonishment, that in spite of increasing the doses there was nothing more than this reaction, namely, darker and constantly more scanty and even more and more seldom micturition. Only a few of the diseases attended with swelling (these are very numerous, and the swelling is only a single symptom, hence the name dropsy, which is applied to all of them, as if they were only a single disease, always the same, an unpardonable falsity in pathology), only a few of these dropsical diseases whose symptoms have a general similarity to the positive symptoms of Squills, but whose urinary symptoms especially coincide closely with the primary symptoms of Squills (these are seldom), can be really and permanently cured by Squills. Much more frequently will forms of diuresis (diabetes) occur in which this drug, increasing the secretion of urine as its primary action, and also corresponding homœopathically to the other symptoms of the disease, will be found a specific and curative remedy. -Hahnemann.]

SEXUAL ORGANS

Dull stitches in the glans penis, causing anxiety, 1.
Compressive pain in the testicles, 1.
Hæmorrhage from the uterus, 21 . [Not found. -Hughes.]

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

Internal tickling in the region of the thyroid cartilage, that provokes coughing, by which, however, the tickling is aggravated, 1.
Frequent irritation to a short dry cough, in four or five shocks, caused by tickling beneath the thyroid cartilage, 1.*
(Rattling precedes the cough and disappears after the cough), 1.
Cough and Expectoration. [210.]
Cough, even to retching, 1.
Violent dry cough, that causes shattering pain in the abdomen and dryness in the throat, 1.
*A violent sudden cough, in the morning, with stitches in the side on every cough, with expectoration (after six days); the day previous, there was scarcely a trace of the cough, 9.
*Cough, in the morning, with profuse slimy expectoration (after seven days), 9.
Cough, with diminished expectoration (after nine days); on every paroxysm of cough, painful pressure from within outward, in the thorax, and painful contraction of the abdominal muscles, 9.
*Cough, at first accompanied by expectoration, 1 . [The result of all my observations is that Squills excites mucous secretion in the trachea and bronchi; the mucus is thin and easily expectorated by coughing, but only as its primary action, see ss. 215, 216, 209, 213, 212. Hence it happens that the administration of so-called expectorants is only palliative, that is, the continued use of them must inevitably increase the trouble if the filling up of the chest by tenacious firm mucus is the chronic trouble, for after the first effect, loosing the chest, a reaction follows and makes the mucus constantly more tenacious and the cough drier. See ss. 207, 208, 211, 214. Rather would this drug prove curative in excessive secretions of mucus in the chest, as recommended by Weickard. -Hahnemann.]
Constant expectoration of mucus (after two hours), 1.
Respiration.
Heavy slow inspiration and expiration, 2.
Difficult or embarrassed respiration, 25.*
Frequently obliged to take a deep breath, which provokes cough, .* [220.]

CHEST

Peripneumonia, 23 . [Original revised by Hughes. If the observation of physicians for several centuries are examined, it is found from time to time, that the best of them, relying upon the empirical basis of experience, have used Squills with brilliant results for inflammation of the thoracic organs, with stitches in the side, although the great acridity of the drug on the tongue and internally, in large doses, was perfectly well known to them. It could not happen otherwise than that they should be very successful with it (as indeed they were), in view of the many homœopathic primary actions of the drug upon the chests of healthy people; compare ss. 212, 220, 222, 225, 226, 227, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 237, 238, 239. They were far more successful than the regular school now in fashion, which, from theoretical grounds, employs a so-called antiphlogistic and unmerciful bloodletting, and are exceedingly unsuccessful. They would have been more successful in curing pleurisy, if the cases had been compared with the symptoms of Squills, now so well known, and if it had been exhibited homœopathically, all extraneous influences had been removed from the patient, and the drug had not been mixed with any other, and had been given not only singly but in a sufficiently small dose. I have found in most cases scarcely a quintillionth, often only a sextillionth part of a grain, and even less (only a very small portion of a drop of the solution), most serviceable. -Hahnemann.]
Oppression across the chest as if it were too tight, 8.*
Drawing pain in the chest (after eight to twelve hours), 1.*
Sharp stitches in the scapular end of the clavicle during inspiration and expiration, 1.*
Front and Sides.
Severe stitches near the sternum, extending downward, so that he could with great difficulty get his breath, 4.*
Stitches in the middle of the ensiform cartilage, almost like a constant stitch, 3.
Pressure (tension?) in both sides, extending from the axilla to the lower portion of the abdomen, worse on expanding the thorax, during inspiration (after two hours), 9.
(Pressive and, on stooping, throbbing pain in the right side of the chest below the arm; when touched it was painful, as if the flesh were loosened), 1. [230.]
*Recurrent stitch in the side, 4.
Compressive pain in the right side of the chest, ending in a stitch, .*

HEART AND PULSE. [240.]

Palpitation of the heart, 25.
Pulse very small, hard, like a tense cord, 6.
Pulse small and contracted (after twenty-four hours), 26.
Pulse falls to 40, while vomiting, 14.
Pulse variable, accelerated in one, retarded in another, normal in a third, 27.

NECK AND BACK

Stiffness in the nape of the neck (after twelve hours), 1.
Stiffness of the left cervical muscles, 4.
Drawing and pinching in the cervical muscles, even when not moved, 4.
Rheumatic pain in the cervical muscles on the sides of the neck, 1.
Painful jerking above the left scapula (after eight days), 9.* [250.]
Painless drawing on the left scapula, 2.*
Bubbling sensation beneath the scapulæ, in the back and left upper arm, 1.

EXTREMITIES

Trembling and weakness of the extremities, 27.
Violent pains in the limbs, 22 . [In a sensitive nervous woman. -Hughes.]
Frequent falling asleep of the hands when resting the head upon them, and in the lower limbs when crossing the legs, during the day, 2.

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES

Stretching of the upper limbs, with yawning, without sleepiness (after one hour and a half), 3.
Convulsive twitching of the left arm (while standing), 1.
Arm.
Painless jerking and pulsation in the muscles of the upper arm, 4.
Wrist and hand.
Jerking pain transversely through the wrists, 8.
A stitchlike drawing from the left wrist to the fingers, 3. [260.]
At times pain like a needle-stitch in the middle of the left metacarpus, 3.
Acute stitches in the joints of both hands, even when not moving them (after three days), 9.

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES

Weakness, especially of the thighs and region of the hips, in the morning after waking and rising, 2.
Bubbling, extending in a streak down from the upper part of the thigh to the toes, 1.
Thigh.
Convulsive jerking of the thigh and leg, while sitting (after twenty-four hours), 1.
Soreness between the limbs, 1.
Weariness in the thighs, 1.
Uneasiness in the thighs and legs; is obliged to move them without intermission, in order to obtain relief (after two hours and a half), 3.
Drawing pain in the muscles of both thighs (after seven hours), 2.
Intermittent drawing pain in the thighs, while sitting and walking, 2. [270.]
Bruised sensation in the thighs, 1.
Stitches, as with needles, on both thighs, 4.
Knee.
Constrictive pain in the hollow of the left knee, that obliged him to bend up the knee, while standing, 1.
Leg.
Drawing pain in the leg, 1.
Foot.
Burning pain in the ball of the right foot, as after freezing it, 1.

GENERALITIES

Convulsions, 15, 19 . [Tissot says, "in nervous subjects." -Hughes.]
Spasmodic movements, 22 . ["Omit Zwelfer." -Hughes.]
*Weakness of the whole body very noticeable on walking a long distance, 9.
Nervous weakness causes frequent twitching, 13.
Weakness and sleepiness after dinner, 3. [280.]
*Weariness (after six hours), 1.
Is more exhausted by a sleepless night than by diarrhœa; his head is confused, and yet he is cheerful and good-humored, 6.
General discomfort, 27.
Constant, dull rheumatic pain over the whole body, relieved during rest, aggravated during motion (after six to twenty-four hours), 1.
Sensation of heaviness of the whole body, as from weakness (after eight to twelve hours), 1.
Pains over the whole body, 19.
Sticking now in one, now in another part of the body, 9.

SKIN

Objective.
Cold gangrene, 23 . [Not found, unless it represents the "viscerum lethales inflammationes," as already seen in s. 143. -Hughes.]
Excites scirrhus, 10 . [By scirrhi, any hard swellings are meant. -Hughes.]
Ulcerations, accompanied by fever and inflammation, may be expected from Squills, 13 . [Revised by Hughes.] [290.]
In one case, which terminated fatally, an eruption, not unlike that of purpura hæmorrhagica appeared, attended with a considerable degree of collapse; such instances, however, are rare, 25.
Small red spots on the hands, feet, chest, and over the whole body, which became itchlike pustules on the hands, between the fingers, on the feet, and over the whole abdomen, with burning itching after some days, 17 . [Revised by Hughes.]
Eruption above the middle of the upper lip, moist, and biting like an ulcer, with sticking itching, 1.
Eruption of very red pimples tipped with pus on the back, with a sticking itching, and after scratching, a burning-sticking itching; the next day each one was covered with a small crust, 3.
Pimples on the neck that increase daily until the seventh day, and are only painful on rubbing (after four days), 9.
The skin of the neck is painfully sensitive to the slightest rubbing of the neck-band, with red, almost denuded spots (after twenty-four hours), 9.
A spot as large as a half dollar between the scapulæ, consisting of thick, not confluent pimples, with tickling (crawling), itching, as from a flea, which, after scratching, changed to a burning-stitching itching, but some time after became a crawling itching, 3.
(Handling the fresh Squills caused blisters upon the hands), 20.
Subjective.
Burning and itching in the skin, 23 . [From handling Squills. -Hughes.]
Painful sensitiveness of the skin across the back from one hip to the other (after six days), 9. [300.]
Slow needlelike stitches in the skin, extending from the shoulder to the middle of the upper arm, 3.
Biting itching on the forehead and chin, as if an eruption would break out, disappearing while scratching, and returning immediately after, 2.
Sticking itching on the neck and jaws, as from a flea, that is only momentarily relieved by scratching, and immediately afterwards returns, .

SLEEP

Sleepiness.
Frequent yawning, without sleepiness (after two hours), 3.
Sleepy some hours, too early in the evening, 3.
Sleeplessness.
Sleeplessness, without apparent reason, 1.
Restless sleep, 4.
Tossing about in bed, 4.
Frequent waking from sleep and tossing about, 2. [310.]
Woke at 1 A.M., with qualmishness and anxiety, and with difficult respiration for some time, 6.
Dreams.
Sleep, with voluptuous dreams, 7.
Dream that his body was excessively swollen, which, on waking, was so vivid that he felt himself to see if it were really so, 2.

FEVER

Chilliness.
Chilliness over the whole body, 27.
Chilliness, shortly followed by heat, over the whole body, 8.
Internal chilliness, at night, with external heat, without thirst (after six days), 9.
He feels cool and chilly in the back and arms, even while walking in a warm room, not while sitting, 6.
Shivering over the whole body, with some coldness of the skin (after six hours), 9.
Feet and hands almost cold (after twenty-four hours), 26.
Icy-cold hands and feet, with warmth of the rest of the body (after a quarter of an hour), 3.* [320.]
Hands icy cold in a warm room (after one hour and a half), 3.*
Icy-cold feet, 3.*
Heat.
Intolerable sensation of heat, without externally perceptible heat when coughing, talking, or making the slightest exertion (after twenty hours), 1.
(Dry internal and external heat, without thirst for three hours (after half an hour), followed by only internal dry heat, without thirst), 1.
Heat of the body every afternoon, without thirst, with cold feet, 1.
Sensation of heat over the whole body, without thirst or sweat (after two hours), 6.
Sensation of great heat over the whole body, but without external redness, and without thirst (for several hours in the afternoon), (after six days), 9.
External heat, with internal chilliness, in the evening immediately after lying down (after seven days), 9.
Heat over the whole body, as from hot drinks, with icy-cold feet, without shivering, and without thirst or sweat, 6.
Heat in the head, with cold feet, 1. [330.]
Heat and redness, especially in the face, on the slightest exertion, and on talking (after ten hours), 1.
Heat in the face rather internal than external, without thirst, aggravated by motion of the body, with chilliness in the rest of the body on the slightest uncovering, 1.

CONDITIONS

Aggravation.
( Morning ), Confusion; vertigo; after waking, heaviness in the whole head; after rising, headache; sensitiveness on top of head and stupefaction within head; coryza; 2 to 7 A.M., diarrhœa; in bed, stitch in left side; weariness of thighs and hips.
( Afternoon ), Heat of body.
( Evening ), Thirst; heat.
( Night ), Chilliness.
( Cold or warm thighs in mouth ), Stitches in canine teeth.
( Coughing ), Pain in sides of abdomen; tickling in thyroid cartilage; pressure in thorax and abdomen.
( Crossing legs ), Falling asleep of lower extremities.
( Slight exertion ), Sensation of heat.
( Inspiration ), Pressure in sides; stitches in sides.
( Motion ), Heat of face.
( Pressing at stool ), Sticking in urethra.
( Rest ), Pain in whole body.
( Resting head on hands ), Falling asleep of hands.
( Respiration ), Stitches in scapular and clavicle.
( Shaking head ), Swashing in it.
( Smoking ), Tastelessness.
( Standing ), Rumbling in abdomen; twitching of left arm; pain in left knee.
( Stooping ), Throbbing pains in right side of chest.
( Walking ), Pain in sides of abdomen; drawing pain in abdomen; rumbling in abdomen; stitches in anus; rapid stitch in left side.
Amelioration.
( Eating ), Rumbling in abdomen.
( Motion ), Pain in whole body.
( Scratching ), Sticking itching on neck and jaws.

Squilla