Thuja

by Timothy F. AllenThe Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica

Thuja occidentalis, L.

Natural order , Coniferæ.

Common names , Arbor vitæ; (G.), Lebensbaum.

Preparation , Tincture of the green twigs.

Authorities. ( 1 to 11 , from Hahnemann, R. A. M. L., 5).

1 , Hahnemann; 2 , Fr. H-n; 3 , Franz; 4 , Gross; 5 , Hartmann; 6 , Haynel; 7 , Hempel; 8 , Langhammer; 9 , Teuthorn; 10 , Wagner; 11 , Wislicenus; 12 , Wolf, Hom. Erfahrungen, vol. 2, p. 203, proving with a single pellet of 1000th pot. (Jenichen), allowed to act for two years in my own person, and the results combined with provings on a hundred others of both sexes and all ages, examined with all possible care; ( 13 to 19 , from Schreter, A. H. Z., 62, p. 37; 66, p. 207; and 68, p. 86.); 13 , Schreter, who had suffered for many years from prolapsus of the rectum and hæmorrhoids, on account of which he had used a T bandage, [The numerous symptoms of the stool and rectum are omitted.] took 1000th; 14 , Mrs. Schreter, æt. forty-eight years, took the same; 15 , L. R., a man, æt. sixty years, suffering from difficulty of hearing; 16 , Mrs. L. K., æt. fifty-two years; 17 , Miss K. O., æt. twenty-nine years; 18 , Mr. G. A., æt. thirty-two years, took 1000th; 19 , Mrs; A.M., æt. thirty years, took the same. ( 20 to 88 , from Austrian provings, Œst. Zeit. für Hom., 2, 310.); 20 , Böhm, took 5 grains 1st trit. of dried twigs (1: 99) an hour before breakfast (first day), 10 grains in the morning (third, fourth, seventh, ninth, and thirteenth days), 20 grains (twentieth, twenty-fourth, twenty-eighth, and thirty-second days); 21 , same, two months and a half later, diluted 10 drops tincture with 6 ounces distilled water, and took two tablespoonfuls in the morning (first day), four tablespoonfuls (third day), eight tablespoonfuls (eighth day); 10 drops of the undiluted tincture on sugar (thirteenth day); 22 , Fröhlich, chewed a few fresh twigs and swallowed the juice (first, second, and third days); 23 , same, took, several days later, 3 drops 3d dil. in water before breakfast (first day), 6 drops in the morning (fourth day), 12 drops (eleventh day); 24 , same, took 20 drops tincture in water (first day), 30 drops in the morning (second day), 40 drops (third, fourth, and fifth days), 60 drops (sixth day), 80 drops (seventh day), 100 drops (thirteenth day); 25 , same, a month later, took 20 drops 11th dil. in 3 ounces distilled water (first day), 12 drops (fourth day); 26 , same, two weeks later, took 80 drops tincture before breakfast, after which he drank a glass of water (first day), 100 drops (third, fifth, seventh, ninth, eleventh, and fourteenth days); 27 , same, two weeks later, took, before breakfast, a tablespoonful of recently expressed juice, obtained by crushing the twigs and pouring on them equal quantities of distilled water and alcohol (first, twelfth, and thirteenth days), two tablespoonfuls (fourteenth day); 28 , Caroline Philipp, æt. forty-five years, took 10 pellets moistened with 3d dil. before breakfast (first, second, third, seventh to thirteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth, and twenty-ninth days); 29 , same, took 10 pellets of 202d dil. (first, second, eighth, and ninth days); 30 , same, twelve days later, took the same (first, second, third, fourth, sixth, seventh, and ninth days); 31 , Dr. William Huber, took dilutions prepared according to the decimal scale, 1 drachm 3d at 8 A.M. (first day), same at 5 A.M. (second day), a dose (third day), 1 drachm 5th dil. at 6 A.M. (fourth, fifth, and sixth days), 1 drachm 4th dil. morning and evening (seventh and eighth days), same in the morning (ninth day), 1 drachm 3d dil. at 7 A.M. (tenth, eleventh, and twelfth days), 1 drachm 2d dil. (thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth days), 1 drachm 1st dil. (sixteenth, seventeenth, and eighteenth days); 32 , same, took 5 drops tincture (first day), 8 drops (second day), 10 (third day), 16 in the morning, 40 in the evening (fourth day), 26 (fifth day), 30 (sixth day), 60 (ninth day), 80 (tenth day), 100 (eleventh day), 120 (twelfth day), 140 in the morning (thirteenth day); 33 , same, some weeks later, took 10 drops 60th dil. (1: 99) at 11 A.M. for four days, 12 at 10 A.M. (fifth day), 15 (sixth day), 17 (eighth day); 34 , W. Huber, brother of same, began with 30th dil., taking 100 drops every morning before breakfast until he reached the 1st dil.; 35 , same, from the 1st until the 12th of May, took from the 18th to the 7th dil.; 36 , same, from 13th to 18th of May, took from the 6th to the 1st dil.; 37 , same, took 10 drops tincture before breakfast, increasing the dose every day by 10 drops; 38 , same, took 200 drops tincture (first, third, and sixth days); 39 , Mrs. H., took daily 100 drops of various dilutions from the 30th to 1st dil.; 40 , same, took 10 drops tincture for ten days in succession; 41 , three of Dr. H.'s children, æt. five, seven, and ten years, proved the dilutions from the 30th to the 1st; 42 , a woman, affected with warts, took 6 drops tincture (first to twenty-eighth day), 10 drops (twenty-ninth to fifty-fifth day); 43 , Frederick Lackner, æt. twenty-two years, took 6 drops tincture (first day), increasing the doses daily by 2 drops to the ninth day, then by 5 drops to the twelfth day, 38 drops (thirteenth day), 40 (fourteenth day), increasing by 5 drops to the thirtieth day, then by 10 drops, so that he took 400 on the seventy-sixth day, 410 (seventy-ninth day), 420 (eightieth day), 430, 440, 450 (following days), increasing by 10 drops (from ninety-first to ninety-sixth day), 520 (ninety-ninth day), 530 (one hundredth day), 540 (one hundred and first day), 550 (one hundred and twenty-first day), 560 (one hundred and twenty-second day); 44 , Jacob Landemann, took 3 globules of 27th dil. an hour before breakfast for seventeen days, then 6 globules 6th dil. (seventeenth to twenty-fifth day), 27th dil. and 5 drops beside every morning (the twenty-sixth to the thirtieth day), 5 drops 6th (thirty-second, thirty-third, and thirty-fourth days), 10 drops 6th (thirty-fifth to forty-fifth day), 15 drops (forty-sixth to fiftieth day), 40 drops 1st dil. (fiftieth to fifty-sixth day), 30 drops (fifty-seventh day); 45 , Dr. Liedbeck, æt. forty-two years, often suffering from catarrh and hæmorrhoids, took a teaspoonful tincture at 5 P.M. (first day); 60 drops in the morning and afternoon (second day), 70 (third day), 140 (fourteenth and fifteenth days); 46 , Dr. Maschauer, took 10 drops tincture (first, second, and third days), 30 (fourth and fifth days), 40 (sixth day), 50 (eighth day), 60 (twelfth and thirteenth days), 70 (sixteenth day), 80 (seventeenth and eighteenth days), 100 (nineteenth and twenty-third days), 124 (twenty-fourth day), 140 (twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth days), 160 (thirtieth and thirty-first days), 180 (thirty-fourth day), 200 (thirty-fifth day); 47 , same, took 10 drops 3d dil. and increased the dose daily by 10 drops until the eleventh day, 10 drops 2d dil., morning and evening (twelfth to nineteenth day), without results, 10 drops 1st dil. twice a day (twentieth to twenty-third day), 15 drops 1st twice (twenty-fourth day), 30 in the morning, 15 in the evening (twenty-sixth day), 30 (twenty-ninth day), 30 in the morning, 20 in the evening (thirtieth to thirty-seventh day); 48 , Dr. Mayrhofer, took 50 drops tincture morning and evening (first day), 100 morning and evening (second day), 100 in the morning, 200 in the evening (third day), 200 morning and evening (fourth day), 300 at 6 A.M. (fifth day), 300 (sixth day), 300 at 6 A.M. (seventh day), 400 at 9 P.M. (ninth day), 500 in the evening (twelfth day), 500 (twentieth, twenty-first, twenty-third, twenty-fifth, and twenty-sixth days), 600 (thirtieth day), 1000 in a pint of water (thirty-fifth day); 49 , same, took 300 drops tincture at 4 P.M. (first day), in the evening (second and third days), 1200 drops (in weight 1 ounce, 2 scruples) in a pint of water at 3 P.M. (twelfth day); 50 , same, proving with the oil (1 drachm from 4 pounds leaves), by distillation of tender twigs, 3 drops in the afternoon and 10 in the evening; 51 , Maria Anna Mayrhofer, æt. thirty-five years, took 200 drops 2d dil. (first day), 200 drops 1st dil. (second day), 30 drops tincture (third day), 40 (fifth day), 50 in the afternoon (sixth day), 60 (seventh day), 70 (fifteenth day), 80 (seventeenth day), 90 (nineteenth day), 100 (twenty-second day), 120 (twenty-third day), 140 (twenty-fourth day); 52 , Dr. Reisinger, began with 100 drops tincture and added 100 drops every other day, so that on the fifteenth day the dose was 800 drops, 1000 drops (seventeenth day), 1200 (nineteenth day), 1500 (twenty-first, twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days), 1600 to 2000 drops in daily increasing doses (thirty-second to thirty-sixth day), drank at one draught 2 ounces (fortieth day); 53 , Dr. Sterz, took the tincture every day, between 10 and 11 A.M., 5 drops (first day), 10 (second day), increased by 10 drops each day until the seventh day, without results, 80 drops (eighth day), 100 (ninth and tenth days); 54 , same, took 200 drops 15th dil. daily for four days, same quantity of 12th dil. (fifth day), without result, 200 drops morning and evening (sixth day), 400 (seventh day), 400 drops 8th dil. (eighth day), 400 drops 6th dil. (tenth and thirteenth days); 55 , same, took 400 drops 4th for four days, and afterwards 200 drops 2d for four days; 56 , Dr. Wachtel, took 30 drops 3d dil. an hour before breakfast (first day), 10 drops (second, fourth, and fifth days); 57 , same, took 3 ounces 12th dil. at 7 A.M.; 58 , Watzke, took 6 drops 12th dil. twice in the forenoon daily for four days, 6 drops 9th (sixth to tenth day), 6 drops 6th (eleventh to fourteenth day), 6 drops 3d dil. (seventeenth and eighteenth days); 59 , same, took about noon, every other day, a dose of tincture, beginning with 10 drops and increasing by 10 until he reached 80 drops; 60 , same, took daily 100 drops tincture for five days; 61 , same, took 150 drops tincture (first day), 300 (second day), 450 (third day), 600 (fourth day), 700 (fifth day), 900 (sixth day), always between 10 and 11 A.M.; 62 , same, took, in the forenoon, two tablespoonfuls tincture (first day), three tablespoonfuls (about 1350 drops), (third day); 63 , Dr. Wurmb, took a coffeespoonful tincture at 5 P.M. for fourteen days, except the sixth and ninth; 64 , same, took two coffeespoonfuls tincture at 5 P.M. daily for seven days; 65 , same, took the same dose at 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. daily for eleven days; 66 , same, took a tablespoonful tincture at 9 A.M. for eight days; 67 , same, took two tablespoonfuls 12th dil. about 6 P.M. (first, third, and fourth days), 3 ounces at 5 P.M. (fifteenth day); 68 , Dr. Ferdinand Zeiner, æt. forty-two years, for last two years frequently troubled with hæmorrhoidal affections, took 1 drop tincture in water at 9 A.M. (first day), same at 9 and 10 A.M. (second day), 4 drops on sugar at 9 A.M. (third day); 8 drops (fifth day); 69 , same, took 4 drops 3d dil. at 9 A.M. (first day), 8 drops at 9 A.M. (third day), 12 drops (fourth day); 70 , same, took 15 drops tincture (first day), 20 (second day), 25 (fourth day); 71 , same, took 10 drops 12th dil. (first day), 15 drops (fifth day), 25 (ninth day); 72 , Prof. Von Zlatarovich, took 6 drops of the tincture, increased the daily doses by 2 drops for thirty days, 70 drops (thirty-first day), increased by 5 drops (thirty-second to fifty-sixth day), 200 (fifty-eighth day), 205 (fifty-ninth day), 210 (sixty-first day), 220 (sixty-second day), increased by 5 drops (sixty-third to seventy-second day); 73 , same, took 300 drops tincture (first, third, and fourth days), 310 (fifth day), 320 (sixth day), 330 (eighth day), 340 (tenth day), 350 (eleventh day), 370 (twelfth day), 380 (thirteenth day), 400 (fourteenth day), 410 (sixteenth day), 420 (seventeenth day), 430 (nineteenth day), 450 (twenty-first day), 500 (twenty-fourth, twenty-ninth, thirty-first, thirty-fourth, thirty-fifth, thirty-seventh, thirty-eighth, forty-fifth, forty-seventh, and forty-ninth days), 550 (fiftieth day), 575 (fifty-first day), 600 (fifty-second and fifty-fourth days); 620 (fifty-fifth day), 650 (fifty-sixth day), 700 (fifth-eighth day), 725 (fifty-ninth day), 750 (sixtieth day), 775 (sixty-first day), 800 (sixty-second day), 850 (sixty-sixth day), 875 (sixty-eighth day), 900 (sixty-ninth day), 925 (seventieth day), 950 (seventy-first day), 1000 (seventy-second day); 74 , Z., tasted the 10th dil. (first day), took 10 drops (second, third, and fourth days); 75 , Catharina Ratmayer, æt. twenty-three years, took 10 drops tincture in water in the morning (first day), 15 (second day), 20 (third day), 30 (fourth day), increasing daily by 5 drops (fifth to twelfth day), 80 (thirteenth day), increasing daily by 5 drops (nineteenth to thirty-first day); 76 , same, took 150 drops (first day), increasing daily by 5 drops till he took 200 (fifteenth day), (except the fifth day, when he omitted the dose, and the sixth, when he took 165 drops), a drop Puls. 30 (twenty-fifth day), Cocc. 30, a drop in a tumbler of water, a teaspoonful every hour (twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth days), Rhus 24

(twenty-ninth day), Ignatia 24

(thirty-first day), Nux vom. (forty-fifth day); 77 , Dr. Zoth, æt. twenty-four years, took 5000 drops tincture within three months, in doses of 15 to 380 drops; 78 , Dr. Zwerina, æt. thirty-six years, perfectly healthy, took 40 drops prepared according to Hahnemann's directions (first day), 50 drops night and morning (fourth day), 100 drops fasting (fifth and sixth days); 79 , Dr. Holleczek, æt. twenty-five years, drank 1/2 ounce tincture, prepared according to Hahnemann, mixed with 8 ounces water; 80 , same, repeated the dose two days later; 81 , same, took 8 drops tincture in a tablespoonful of water; 82 , same, took 15 drops in the same way; 83 , same, took 10 drops 4th dil. (5: 95) in 1 ounce water; 84 , same, took, two days after last dose, 15 drops 2d dil. (5: 95); 85 , same, took, nine days after last dose, 10 drops 1st dil. in 1 ounce water; 86 , Dr. H.'s sister, æt. seventeen years, took 10 drops 4th dil. in 1 ounce water; 87 , same, two days later, took 15 drops 2d dil.; 88 , same, nine days later, took 10 drops 1st dil. in 1 ounce water; 89 , Henry Robinson, Brit. Journ. of Hom., vol. 25, 1867, p. 340, a young woman took globule 1/200th in 8 ounces water, a dessertspoonful every second morning; 90 , E. W. Berridge, Hahn. Month., vol. 3, 1868, p. 505, took 1 globule (Jen.) 1000th dry on tongue (I have been vaccinated successfully twice, the last time about five years ago; took Thuja to antidote the vaccine poison); 91 , Dr. Dudgeon, Brit. Journ. of Hom., vol. 29, 1871, p. 185, chewed a green cone a little (two colleagues who chewed a cone were unaffected); 92 , E. W. Berridge, U. S. Med. Invest., vol. 4, new ser., 1876, p. 573, a boy, æt. four years, took one dose of 6 globules 1000th (Jen.).

MIND

  • Emotional.
  • She herself desires, with anxiety and despair, to be taken to an insane asylum, and there to be treated very harshly and strictly, so that her fixed ideas may be subdued and banished; she knows very well that she does wrong and thinks all sorts of bad thoughts, but she will not take the trouble to banish such thoughts; therewith she indistinctly gives to understand that she is constantly obliged to think of taking her own life, but feels the sinfulness of it, and, in order to avoid it, desires the strict restraint of the asylum; her condition is worse in the morning; in the evening, however, she mingles in society as usual, behaves correctly, and even jokes, only she is more distracted than usual, 12.
  • She fancies that she has intentionally represented herself as insane in the presence of others in order to palliate a wrong supposed to have been done, and that now she is punished, therefore, by real insanity, 12.
  • She feels and says that she is deranged and unfit to live, as a punishment for a fault which she cannot name, with talking of the most confused subjects without any connection, sense, or understanding; commences every sentence anew without ability to finish it in spite of every effort of the vanishing memory, 12.
  • She fancies that she has committed a sin, 12.
  • She has a decided sensation that her soul is separated from her body, and in such a condition hears and feels everything as from a distance, 12.
  • She often fancies that some one is sitting near her, with whom she talks aloud while she is lying quite wide awake with open eyes, and wonders when she is asked with whom she is talking, then she does not know what to think of it, 12.
  • She constantly longs for the offices of the church in order to banish her sinful thoughts of suicide, 12.
  • At night, while lying awake with closed eyes, she seems to see ghosts, and also now and then all kinds of animals brilliantly illuminated, coming to her from a distance and then disappearing; on opening her eyes everything disappears, but returns on closing the eyes again, 12.
  • While half awake it suddenly seems as though a chair were standing in the middle of the bed; she tries to rise in order to move it, but cannot move a limb, with a sensation as though the whole body were as heavy as lead, then she tries to call for help; can utter no sound, and lies with open eyes fully awake and in indescribable anxiety; only after a quarter of an hour is she able to call out, which ends the attack, 12. [10.]
  • Extraordinary sensitiveness to every impression; he gives way to the humor of the moment, so that he always goes from one extreme to the other; his whole existence consists of only extremes, wherewith he is always irresistibly inclined to agreeable exciting, heating drinks, but without intoxication; these happy and exalted reveries constantly increase from day to day, overstepping all bounds and becoming a joyful, dizzy intoxication, with entire extinction of reason, 12.
  • He often dreamed in a clear day, with open eyes without being asleep, for an hour at a time; in this he especially revelled in overpowering selfishness, himself the central point about which everything must turn, with an intoxicated feeling of the most joyous self-satisfaction, which is the more important since usually he is constantly melancholy, 12.
  • Weakminded, pious condition, 12.
  • (Weakminded, with pious fanaticism, dread of work, incessant restlessness, sleeplessness, constipation and suppression of the menses, gradually decreased after fourteen days after the dose, and within nine months became permanently and radically cured [o] ), 12.
  • Distraction of mind, 12.
  • Distracted in mind, unsteady, and inclined to do now this, now that (after six hours), 8.
  • The child is excessively obstinate ; on the slightest contradiction it throws itself to the ground in rage and loses its breath, 12.*
  • Passionate in unexpected attacks, 12.*
  • Very much excited; at one time cried, at another laughed, 12.
  • Causelessly excited and inclined to be angry; contrary to all his previous habits (fifty-fourth day), 44. [20.]
  • Uneasiness of mind for many days, everything seems burdensome and distressing, 1.
  • Remarkably earnest mood in a young girl, 12.
  • Very earnest frame of mind in spite of the cheerfulness of those around him, in the evening (sixtieth day), 72.
  • Inclined to talk (after sixteen hours), 8 . [Curative reaction. -Hahnemann.]
  • Spasmodic laughing and weeping at the same time, 12.
  • Mood especially cheerful (thirty-eighth day), 43.
  • Good humor without gayety (after seven hours), 8 . [Curative reaction. -Hahnemann.]
  • Good humor (after fifteen hours), 8 . [Curative reaction. -Hahnemann.]
  • Spirits excited, lively and loquacious (effect of the alcohol?), 62.
  • During the febrile symptoms his mind is quiet, and he is well disposed (after three hours and a half), 3. [30.]
  • Weeping mood (fourth day), 14.
  • Violent spasmodic weeping in the evening, changing to febrile coldness, which lasted all night, 12.
  • Spasmodic weeping, with hiccough and twitching of the hands and feet, 12.
  • Constant weeping mood, with anxious oppression, 12.
  • While talking, she is unable to go on in spite of every effort; she begins to weep bitterly, and says she can no longer think or live, 12.
  • Weeping and trembling of the feet during music, 12.
  • Sad mood (seventh day), 26.
  • Sad mood and discouragement (thirteenth day), 24.
  • She has constantly very sad thoughts about the merest trifles, in which she stares in front of her and picks at her nails, 12.
  • Very gloomy mood, in the afternoon (ninth day), 26. [40.]
  • Gloomy, melancholy state of mind; came on in the afternoon, which was still apparent on waking next morning (after second dose, second day), 45.
  • Very gloomy frame of mind, before going to sleep (seventy-third day), 72.
  • Exceedingly out of tune; sad, and disposed to weep (twenty-fourth day), 76.*
  • Mood very unhappy, despairing, 12.
  • Melancholy in the forenoon, more cheerful in the afternoon; this alternation has manifested itself for some days past (thirty-second day), 75.
  • Extreme melancholy (fifth day), 76.*
  • Depressed in body and mind (twenty-first day), 76.
  • Very low-spirited (twenty-second day), 76.*
  • Very depressed, sad, irritable mood, 12.*
  • Sudden rising of dark thoughts causing uneasiness, apprehension of misfortune, with fancied scruples of conscience, and with a distinct sensation as if they came from within the abdomen to the heart, with sleeplessness and an internal uneasiness, especially of the lower portion of the back, which compelled him to move constantly; all inner portions seemed shaken, and trembled easily; really the trembling immediately destroyed all sharp thought, so that his ideas became confused and mixed (after three weeks), 12. [50.]
  • Cannot endure soft, tender music without tensive spasm of the heart, 12.
  • Remarkable indifference to the opposite sex, 59.
  • Aversion to all company, in a young girl usually full of life, 12.
  • Discontentment, 1.*
  • Despondency frequently occasioning a sobbing weeping, 12.
  • *Loathing of life, 1.
  • Apprehensive (thirty-ninth day), 16.
  • Apprehension of becoming sick (ninth day), 66.
  • Continual thoughts of dying, with increasing weakness, 12.
  • Presentiment of death, 12. [60.]
  • Anxiety (after ninth day), 42.
  • After half an hour sleep, was suddenly seized with anxiety, after which slight perspiration broke out; whereupon he fell asleep, but continually started up again (sixth night), 57.
  • Averse to everything; anxious and solicitous about the future, 1.
  • Anxiety, with intolerable aching in the chest, even to spasmodic weeping and screaming, recurring daily, at 4 to 5 P.M. (second week), 12.
  • Frightful anxiety, like death agony; a nameless internal ache, as if the soul were escaping from the body, with most terrible uneasiness, frightful orgasm of blood, at night, even to suffocation (at the beginning of the seventh month), 12.
  • Anxiety, with internal trembling, confusion of the head, and difficult speech, alternating with spasmodic laughing (ninth month), 12.
  • Anxious, lachrymose despondency, 12.
  • Sudden unaccountable anxiety in the head, which, against her will, compels her to call some one, 12.
  • Very anxious thoughts, with heat of the head and anxiety about the heart, driving out of bed and house, 12.
  • Constantly tormented by groundless anxiety, 12. [70.]
  • Great and constant anxiety without cause, 12.
  • Anxious and without thought, she went about as in a whirl, with heaviness of the head and limbs, 12.
  • Constant anxiety, as if he had committed a great crime, with forgetfulness and general trembling, even to disturbing sleep, 12.
  • Frightful anxiety at night, so that she cried aloud from internal distress, 12.
  • Constant great despair changes at last to complete indifference, 12.
  • Increasing despair which allows rest nowhere, seemed to be intolerable day and night, 12.
  • Dread that she would be attacked with apoplexy, with confused tremulousness and anxious perspiration, 12.
  • Very much frightened, to trembling of the whole body, 12.
  • Ill-humor (after twelve months), 13 ; (fifth day), 78.*
  • Ill-humor, with dulness in the head (twelfth and thirteenth days); ill-humored and restless (seventeenth day), 28. [80.]
  • Want of disposition to do anything, ill-humor and inclination to anger, 38.*
  • Exceedingly ill-humored, speaks but little (twenty-ninth day), 76.*
  • Impatient ill-humor, 12.*
  • *Very ill-humored and depressed, 1.
  • Very ill-humored and excited, with death constantly before her eyes, 12.
  • Peevishness (fifth day), 78 ; (thirty-first day), 73.*
  • Great irritability (after one year), 13.*
  • Irritable humor, in the afternoon (twenty-sixth day), 76.
  • Very peevish and passionate, always in renewed paroxysms, 12.
  • Fretful if everything does not go according to his wishes, 11. [90.]
  • Excited mood; he is irritable, especially if any one says anything of which he does not exactly approve (after thirty days), 13.
  • Morose, quarrels about a harmless joke, 11.
  • Vexatious, mostly in the morning, 13.
  • Constantly irritated and vexed at everything, 13.
  • Great indifference, changing to weeping, 12.
  • Very changeable moods, 13.
  • Intellectual.
  • A delightful feeling of corporeal well-being and inclination to intellectual labor, in the afternoon (twenty-eighth day), 72.
  • Aversion to all work, 12.
  • Indisposition to any kind of intellectual labor (sixty-sixth day), 73.*
  • Intellectual exercise soon fatigues, in the evening (twenty-first day), 72. [100.]
  • Excessive thoughtfulness about the merest trifle, 1.
  • The power of thought was increased, but rather for analytical than synthetical reasoning (sixty-fifth day), 72.
  • Unfitted for every work on account of a confused whirling of thoughts in the head, 12.
  • Mind affected; he cannot get rid of a thought he has just had, 1.
  • Thought is very irksome, 12.
  • The boy speaks with excessive haste, frequently jumping over words and syllables, however without stammering, 12.
  • Speaks very slowly and monosyllabically (twenty-seventh day), 76.*
  • Collects his thoughts and speaks slowly; he seeks for words while talking (after third day), 1.*
  • Clear, connected thought, when writing a letter, becomes more and more difficult, till impossible, 12.
  • In thought, she often misses words; on the other hand, it often happens that a great many little insignificant words interpolate themselves, as if involuntarily tumbling in between the others, 12. [110.]
  • He made mistakes in writing very frequently; with the greatest attention he changed or omitted at one time letters, at another syllables, at another whole words, 12.*
  • He frequently makes mistakes in talking and writing, with confusion of the head, vertigo, fluttering and flickering before the eyes, so that he could not see distinctly (after six months), 13.*
  • He makes mistakes in talking, and writing, and in looking (after twelve months), 13.*
  • Makes frequent mistakes in writing (after thirteen months), 13.*
  • Makes mistakes in talking very frequently, for several days (forty-fifth day); makes mistakes in talking and writing, for several days (sixty-second days); when writing, she omits words, so that it is difficult to write a letter (sixty-fifth day); makes many mistakes in talking and writing, omits syllables and words (after ten months), 14.
  • Thoughts vanish, with vertigo, 12.
  • Sudden vanishing of thought, with dull headache, 12.
  • Vanishing of thought and senses, as in delirium, 12.
  • Thoughts vanish, so that she does not know what she is about to say, 13.
  • Quiet, absorbed in himself, without thought, unsteady, she walks about from place to place without knowing what she wants, 12. [120.]
  • After rising, she is unable to go on with her dressing, and constantly requires the reminding assistance of others, 12.
  • Inattention to what was going on about him, 11.
  • Inability to fix the attention and to think, with crawling in the hands and head, 12.
  • While reading, he is unable to follow he meaning understandingly, 12.
  • She could no longer recognize her acquaintances, and could not recall those she had lately seen, even if they had but just been seen by her, 12.
  • Memory very weak; he forgets everything which he does not write down; has great difficulty in fixing the attention (after twelve months), 13.
  • Forgetfulness, 12 ; (twenty-first day), 16.*
  • Continued loss of thought, 12.
  • Could scarcely collect his senses for half an hour, in the morning on waking, 1.*
  • Stupid, as if intoxicated, especially in the morning, 2. [130.]
  • Felt as if stupefied, sleepy, and weak for four hours after the dose (thirtieth day); stupefaction and weakness again, but not lasting so long (thirty-first day), 75.
  • Stupefaction (effects of the alcohol?), (first and second days); stupefied (twenty-fifth day), 76.
  • Constant coma for two or three days (sixth week), 12.

HEAD

  • Confusion and Vertigo.
  • Head constantly confused and weary, 12.
  • Head confused, as if intoxicated (twenty-second day), 13.
  • Confusion of the head the whole forenoon (tenth day), 32.
  • The head seems confused while sitting and walking (after six hours and a half), 3.
  • Dull confusion in the head (fourth day), 70.*
  • Dull confusion of the head, with general debility, in the morning (thirteenth and twenty-third days), 48.
  • Dull confusion of the occiput, ending in a pressing headache, which lasted half an hour (first day), 84. [140.]
  • At noon, dull confusion in the forehead, which disappeared at midnight (after two hours, tenth day), 53.
  • Dull confusion in the head, with the nose symptoms (fifth day), 65.
  • Obscuration of the forehead, immediately, 3.
  • Dull confusion of the head, in the evening (tenth day); for half an hour (twenty-first day), 73.
  • Head somewhat confused, especially in the forehead, at noon (twelfth day); dull confusion, in the forenoon and after supper (sixteenth day); in the morning, dull confusion in the head, especially in the region of the forehead and temples, which an hour after began to increase and extended over the vertex, but subsequently entirely disappeared (twentieth day); in the forehead, in the evening (twenty-first day); with shuddering (fifty-sixth day); after dinner (sixty-seventh day); at noon (sixty-eighth day), 72.
  • Vertigo, 20, 37, 49 , etc.*
  • Slight vertigo (effects of the alcohol), (twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days); vertigo (fortieth day), 52.
  • Vertigo soon disappearing (immediately); slight vertigo (third day), 68.
  • A kind of vertigo; objects about the room seem to move (twenty-first day), 16.
  • Frequent attacks of vertigo and diminished sleep (after nine hours); vertigo frequently made its appearance when sitting or lying down (seventeenth day), 42. [150.]
  • Head felt cloudy, immediately (effect of the alcohol?), 62.
  • Giddiness and obtuseness more violent than before, 38.
  • Vertigo, in the evening on going out (fifth day), 64.
  • Vertigo and heat for half an hour (after two hours), 75.
  • Vertigo when seated, returning as in pushes every minute (after a quarter of an hour), 62.
  • Vertigo coming on suddenly after dinner (while looking up), 81.
  • Vertigo on moving the head sideways, 80.
  • Head dizzy, as if stupefied, in the morning (nineteenth day), 76.
  • Repeated attacks of vertigo (after every dose), 30.
  • Vertigo, so that he could scarcely walk without holding on to something, after a siesta of three-quarters of an hour (twelfth and thirteenth days); turns of vertigo after talking long and when walking (seventeenth day), 26. [160.]
  • Vertigo, with fulness in the head (third day); vertigo at home, with vanishing of the letters when reading (fourth day), 25.
  • Upon being waked from his siesta, he became quite giddy, and had great trouble in collecting his thoughts (ninth day); a sudden sensation of giddiness while writing, at 11 A.M.; he felt as if a current of air was ascending from the occiput and penetrating towards the forepart of the head, causing vertigo and loss of thought (twelfth day), 31.
  • A feeling of vertigo on closing the eyes, at 1.30 P.M . (sixty-fifth day), 72.*
  • Momentary vertigo, 12.
  • Frequent attacks of vertigo, even to loss of consciousness, 12.
  • Frequent vertigo, even while lying in bed, 1.
  • Vertigo; violent reeling back and forth, 12.
  • Vertigo, with nausea and a feeling of faintness, lasting a long time (sixth month), 12.
  • Vertigo, with spasmodic drawing up and a paralyzed feeling in the right side of the body, aggravated by walking, with anxiety and accelerated pulse, gradually disappearing after lying down in bed, 12.
  • Vertigo, especially on sitting and closing the eyes; it disappears when lying down, 1. [170.]
  • Much vertigo while sitting, like a moving to and fro, much worse while lying, 1.
  • Sudden attack of vertigo, in the evening, with pain in the eye, so that she did not dare to look at the light, together with anxious heat and feeling of fulness in the stomach, ineffectual eructations, and vomiting several times (ninth month), 12.
  • Attacks of vertigo, even while lying down, 12.
  • Constant vertigo, especially in the evening when walking, so that he reeled sideways, 12.
  • Vertigo constant and constantly recurring, especially distressing on account of a constant sensation of unsteadiness, and reeling back and forth while walking, 12.
  • Vertigo; as soon as she closes the eyes everything seems to turn around, vanishing on opening the eyes again, 12.
  • Vertigo whenever looking down at moving objects, always associated with a violent headache, flickering before the eyes, and dimness of vision, 12.
  • Vertigo very frequently coming and going, suddenly increasing, so violent that she was obliged to steady herself to avoid falling, 12.
  • Vertigo whenever he looks upward or sideways and on stooping, frequently with falling, 12.
  • Whirling vertigo even when sitting; while walking she staggers, 1. [180.]
  • Vertigo, with spasmodic contraction in the head, 12.
  • Vertigo, with faintness and cold sweat, bilious vomiting, pressure in the head behind the eyes, and burning on the vertex, 12.
  • Vertigo, with frequent lightnings before the eyes, obliging her to sit down for a moment on account of the danger of falling, 12.
  • Vertigo at night, on waking, very violent in the morning on rising; it drew her to one side, so that she could not walk, with nausea and inclination to vomit, emptiness and faintness in the stomach, chilliness, and weakness, so that she was obliged to go back to bed; whenever she moved, turned over, or sat up in bed, the vertigo was aggravated, and she was obliged to lie perfectly quiet (fifty-fifth day), 14.
  • Vertigo, even to falling down, on turning the head, 12.
  • Violent vertigo when sitting and closing the eyes, as if the sofa upon which he was sitting were balancing to and fro (going off immediately when opening his eyes), (tenth day), 32.
  • Head feels dizzy and intoxicated after rising from bed (sixteenth day); vertigo (twenty-second day); so that he could scarcely prevent falling during breakfast (thirty-fifth day); frequently obliging him to steady himself (thirty-seventh day); while sitting, in the morning (forty-fifth day); after 12 o'clock he became dizzy and weak for some time, so that he went to bed and soon fell asleep (as on the preceding day at 11 o'clock); after sleeping quietly for an hour, he awoke with a bad taste, which, however, gradually disappeared (after fifty-seven days); dizziness on rising from bed, with dulness of the head, in the morning (fifty-eighth day); on alighting from a carriage, he walked with difficulty, and was obliged to steady himself (eightieth day); the head is stupid and dull, in the forenoon, in the house (eighty-first day); frequent vertigo continued to recur (after twenty weeks); vertigo, so that he could scarcely step over a stone without falling (after nine months), 13.
  • It becomes misty about his head, so that he does not know where he is, while standing (after three-quarters of an hour), 3.
  • Constant whirling, with a sensation as if it came from the left side of the ribs from a pressive-aching spleen, with a very suffering, pale expression, 12.
  • Whirling in the head, aggravated by looking to the left, 12. [190.]
  • Frequent whirling in the head, 12.
  • He woke from the midday nap after eating a little, feeling a whirling in the head, which changed to faintness on every motion, and continued till 10 P.M., when it ended in vomiting of the undigested inner, 12.
  • Fantastic whizzing in the head, 12.
  • Sensation of reeling, as after frequent turning in a circle (after three-quarters of an hour), 5.
  • Slight reeling (within two hours), 71.
  • He staggers after stooping, 1.
  • Staggering while walking in the air (soon, second day), 70.
  • The head seems intoxicated, weak, and dizzy, 12.
  • The effect was at first the drunkenness induced by alcohol, heat in the head and face, uncertain gait, reeling of surrounding objects, etc. (twelfth day), 49.
  • General Head.
  • Rush of blood to the head, with outbreak of perspiration on the face and desire for cold drinks, even when undressed (after eleven hours and a quarter), 8. [200.]
  • He feels the blood rush into the head, with weakness of vision, so that it suddenly becomes black before the eyes, and he is unable to recognize anything for a longer or shorter time, even for a quarter of an hour, with a peculiar corroding pain in the right eyeball, obliging to press the lids together and to wipe repeatedly with the hand, usually occurring in the evening and in the house, though not in the open air, recurring for six or seven days, 12.
  • Stupefaction of the head, with ringing in the ears, chilliness, distension of the abdomen, urging to urinate, stiffness of the lower extremities and great weakness, 12.
  • Stupefaction of the head (thirty-ninth day), 16 ; in the morning (after six hours), 11.
  • Heaviness of the head, so that he is unable to think, 12.
  • Sensation of heaviness in the head, especially in the occiput, aggravated by every motion (after half an hour), 10.
  • Heaviness of the head, with ill-humor and disinclination to talk (after three hours), 10.
  • Heaviness in the head, as if a weight were pressing the brain inward (after one hour and a half), 5.
  • Head extremely weak, dull, and heavy, 12.
  • Head seems dull, 12.
  • Dulness of the head with nausea, 2. [210.]
  • The whole head is dull and feels screwed in, 12.
  • The head seems dull and incapable of thought, 1.
  • Head very dull, with yawning (twenty-first day), 16.
  • Slight dulness in the head, in the afternoon (twenty-second day); dulness (twenty-ninth day); great, at noon (forty-sixth day), 72.
  • Dulness of the head (thirteenth day), 24 ; in the morning (eleventh day), 31.
  • Dulness of the head the whole forenoon, with paroxysms of drawing pain in the middle of forehead, which was especially violent in the left frontal eminence , and thence extended to the posterior portion of the left eyeball, and at times as far as the occiput, and at 3 P.M. passed into a constant digging pain; this headache was as violent in the open air as in the room, and lasted until 10 P.M. (eleventh day), 32.
  • Dulness and confusion in the head (thirty-second day), 52.
  • Dulness of the head, at 11 A.M., while smoking, with heaviness, so that he was obliged to lie down (thirty-ninth day); about 11 A.M. he became weak, weary, and sleepy, so that he was obliged to go to bed, as on the preceding day; he slept an hour and a half, after which he was not refreshed, but, on the contrary, had a very heavy dull head, a bad taste, and then thirst; after drinking cold water he had hiccough, with much yawning, sobbing respiration, and palpitation, and continued to feel weak, so that he remained two hours longer in bed, from which, however, he had to rise frequently to urinate (fifty-sixth day); very dull head, in the evening, while studying, extending into the forehead, with pain in the right eye, as if pressed into the orbit (seventy-second day), 13.
  • Slight dulness of the head two hours after dinner (twenty-second day); on the right side of the forehead, continuing an hour (after one hour, sixty-sixth day); with heaviness and weariness of the legs (sixty-sixth day); in the morning (sixty-seventh day), 73.
  • Head very dull (twenty-fifth day), 76. [220.]
  • Considerable dulness of the head and mistiness of sight (fifth day); with vanishing of objects when attempting to fix them, in the forenoon (ninth day); and feeling of fulness in the head, with ill-humor and drowsiness (twelfth and thirteenth days); dulness (sixteenth and seventeenth days), 26.
  • Feeling of fulness in the head (sixteenth day), 26.
  • Fulness in the head, with drawing pain in the neck, in the afternoon (sixteenth day), 27.
  • Internal weakness of the head; the brain seems numb and dead, 1.
  • Feeling of a weight in the head, with pressure in the right side of the head and stupefaction; she is not completely conscious of what she does; she only wants to slumber (twenty-sixth day), 16.
  • Dull headache, in the morning, with pressure in the eyes and irresistible inclination to sleep, 12.
  • Dull pain, like a stupefaction, over the whole head (after one hour), 6.
  • Very violent headache all day (sixth day); on awaking in the morning (fourteenth day); lasting three hours (fifteenth day); in the morning (seventeenth day); very severe, for half an hour, towards noon (eighteenth day); slight, in the afternoon (nineteenth day); in the morning (twenty-first and twenty-fourth days), 76.
  • Something of a headache, in the evening (nineteenth day); some painful spots on the head, at most the size of a penny; the pain seemed seated in the bone itself, in the evening (forty-ninth day), 73. [230.]
  • An old migraine stops after the first four weeks, but four weeks later recurs with an unusually violent attack, lasting two days for the first time, commencing with icy-cold hands and feet and colic, and rising from the abdomen to the head; two months after this attack a still more severe one occurred, and lasted three days, with frightful nausea and bilious vomiting, until, at the end of the third day, the menses came on six days too early and flowed very profusely; afterwards the attacks became weaker and more infrequent, until, in the twelfth month, it appeared only as a simple headache, which often alternated with colic pains, and afterwards stopped entirely and permanently, 12.
  • Headache and chilliness (twenty-fifth day); pain in the head and eyes, at night (thirty-first day); headache (sixty-fourth day), 43.
  • Headache continued with more or less violence; on the last day it was accompanied with roughness of voice and a scraping sensation in the throat, which, however, continued only a few hours, 35.
  • During the first day the headache again appeared, but it was less violent, and ceased entirely after the fourth day, 37.
  • In the evening considerable headache, which lasted till midnight (thirteenth day); headache on awaking after a restless night; continued all day (twenty-fourth day); in the evening (twenty-sixth day); in the evening, which lasted until about midnight (thirtieth day); a return, in the evening (thirty-first day); with burning in the right eye, in the afternoon (thirty-fourth day); intolerable during the access of heat (thirty-fifth day), 46.
  • Headache frequently changing its place, lasting a long time, 12.
  • The whole head is painful and extremely painful to touch, with nausea, chilliness along the back, sticking in the eyes, and difficult speech, all day, 12.
  • At night the whole head is painful as if it would burst, 12.
  • Headache on walking in the open air, not in the house, 12.
  • Headache; fine sticking crawling in the head, in the morning, 1. [240.]
  • Headache, in the morning, as after too deep sleep or after stooping; a pulsation or pressing short jerking in the forehead, with redness of the face, 1.
  • Headache, in the morning, at one time feeling as if the head were forced asunder at the malar bone and upper jaw; at another time in the vertex, as if it were pierced by a nail, as by a jerk; at another time in the forehead, as if it would fall out, with internal chilliness; all these symptoms were relieved by walking in the open air, 1.*
  • Headache, like a cramp, with a sensation as if the eyeballs were pressed inward; the pain was relieved if one rubbed the forehead with the hand, and she fell asleep; after the headache ceased, she was seized with a similar pain in the abdomen, worse in the evening; in the abdomen the pain extended along the anterior surfaces of the legs to the feet; if she is distracted and amused she forgets the pain (tenth day), (toward the close of scanty menstruation), 17.
  • Constant headache on the day preceding the menses, with hot forehead and burning heat in the eyes; wavelike beating over the whole head, with full pulsation in all the vessels and great excitement, followed by palpitation, with profuse discharge of blood; the day after which she lay in a constant vertigo, and on the third day pressure in the stomach, as from a stone, alternating with compressive distress over the whole chest and throat, with a sensation in the latter as if it were internally swollen, which impedes swallowing and a feeling as of a growth in the throat (tenth mouth), 12.
  • In bed the pains in the head and teeth become intolerable, 12.
  • Paroxysms of violent headache, with vomiting, preceded by sudden falling asleep of the whole left side of the body, from the lips to the toes, during which the tongue became immovable for a moment; the attempt to dress was unsuccessful, because he did not know at all how to begin, and got everything turned about, 12.
  • Violent headache on waking, in the morning (forty-ninth day), 13.
  • In the evening, violent headache, lasting until 10 o'clock (twenty-sixth day), 47.
  • Violent headache, as if the brain were distended, on waking, in the morning, after deep sleep at night, with nausea and vomiting three times of bitter water, with a chill, lasting five hours; could not get warm in bed, with loss of appetite and without thirst, 1.
  • Headache, with pressure in the right eye (after twenty weeks), 13. [250.]
  • Pressive headache, with pressure in both eyes, accompanied with gastric uneasiness and reddened urine, towards noon (fifteenth day); aggravated by a small quantity of wine taken at dinner, and smoking increased it to a vertigo (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Pressing headache through the day, beginning on the right side, afterwards extending over the whole head (seventh day); slight, for two hours, in the forenoon (eighth day); continual for two days (after thirteen days); very violent on awaking, in the morning (twenty-first day); slight, all day (twenty-fifth day), 75.
  • Feeling as though a piece of lead lay in the brain when turning the head one side, 79.
  • Sensation as if a tight cap were fitted over the whole scalp, 12.
  • Violent waving, compressive pains through the whole head, wandering about, changing their place, 12.
  • Headache, as if the head were compressed externally, with pulselike beating and sticking in the temples; the pains disappear on external pressure and on bending backward, but return on bending forward (after four hours), 9.
  • The head and nape of the neck seem screwed together with an iron bolt, 12.
  • Pressing, with stupefaction, when moving the head to one side, 81.
  • Pressure and roaring in the head, with great weakness, 12.
  • Violent painful pressure here and there in the head, only momentary (after two hours), 5. [260.]
  • Boring pressure in the head, 1.*
  • Drawing headache, 1.
  • Drawing from the head over the nape and back to the sacral region (thirteenth day), 76.
  • He awoke with very heavy acute drawing and pressive headache, extending from behind through the whole head to the root of the nose, most violent in the forehead, associated with a peculiar burrowing faint feeling in the stomach, lasting all day, 12.
  • Drawing headache, preventing sleep at night, first in the forehead, then in the occiput, with dizzy heaviness and fulness in the whole head, and with a qualmish uneasiness in the pit of the stomach; twice, paroxysms of cutting colic, with a soft but normally formed stool; very rapid pulse, anxiety, and spasmodic drawing in the right lower extremity, calf, and toes, ending with an emission, 12.
  • Intolerable tearing in the whole head drives him from bed at night and obliges him to walk about, always becoming worse on lying down, 12.*
  • Sticking headache, 1 ; (thirty-fifth day), 75.*
  • Sticking in the head, in the evening, relieved after an evacuation (sixteenth day); violent in the morning on rising, especially on moving (eighteenth day); when walking, in the afternoon (twenty-first day), 76.
  • Boring sticking in the head and right eye, 12.*
  • Stitches through the brain from below upward, especially when coughing, 80. [270.]
  • Sticking pain in the brain from the neck up to the vertex, 30.
  • At times dull stitches ran through the brain, generally in the direction of the eyebrows, and from the eyeball to the occiput, 62.
  • Stitches from below upward through the whole brain, 62.
  • Stitches in the head, worse on suddenly turning the head, when running, 12.
  • Jerklike stitch through the whole head, which leaves a pressing sensation (after one hour), 5.
  • Violent tearing stitch through the right half of the brain from the occiput to the forehead (after eleven hours), 5.
  • Sensation as though the brain were raised several times in succession (first day), 83.
  • A sore sensation on the middle of the head, 12.
  • Sensation of numbness and tingling in the left half of the brain and in the left ear (after three hours), 5.
  • A burning pain in the head, extending through the heart into the lower extremities, especially into the calves, 12. [280.]
  • Headache, like beating waves, about the whole head, ending with a reeling lying down, 12.
  • Forehead.
  • Dulness of the head in the forehead, in the evening (forty-seventh day), 44.
  • Dull headache over the whole frontal region (lasting an hour), (after a quarter of an hour, fifth day), 48.
  • Dull stunning headache in the frontal region and vertex, which, however, did not last long (seventeenth day), 51.
  • Frontal headache (fortieth day), 52 ; in the evening (twenty-ninth day), 47.
  • Headache in the frontal region (seventh day); with heat in the cheeks (after one hour, thirty-fifth day), 48.
  • Aching in the forehead, with failure of the sight, in the evening (fourth day); headache continued (fifth day); lasting pressing headache in the forehead, with burning in the eyes (nineteenth day); headache in the forehead, in the evening (twenty-fifth day), 46.
  • Aching pain , especially in the frontal eminences and temples, at 8 P.M. (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Transient pain in the forehead and in the left side of the face, a sort of twitching (after one hour), 45.
  • Some headache in the forehead on awaking (seventeenth day), 72. [290.]
  • Headache in the region of the forehead and eyebrows, such as usually precedes a catarrh (fifth day), 78.
  • Aching in the forehead, with obstruction in the nose, in the morning (seventh day), 20.
  • Headache in the forehead, with warmth (third day), 21.
  • Some headache in the forehead, 39.
  • Headache in the anterior part of the head, which is covered with hair, as though compressed, in the evening (twelfth day), 72.
  • Slight headache in the forehead after dinner (twentieth day), 72.
  • In the evening, after much conversation in company, a pressing headache began in the forehead, extended gradually towards the vertex, and slowly disappeared (thirty-sixth day); ache in the forehead, which, after an hour, merged into the sensation as if a wedge were driven into the temple ; twitching (after one hour), 45.
  • Violent aching in the left frontal sinus, extending into the upper jaw, ending with sudden sneezing and running from the nose, in the evening, 12.
  • Alternately boring, sticking, griping, lightning-like piercing headache in the forehead, in and above the eyes and in the nasal bones , worse in the morning fasting, better while eating and lying down, 12.*
  • A drawing intermittent pain in the left side of the forehead , and at the same time symptoms of colic, accompanied by emission of flatus (sixth day); at 9 A.M., a pain in the left side of the forehead when writing, which continued the whole forenoon (ninth day), 31. [300.]
  • A painful drawing in the left frontal eminence (while walking in the open air), at 10 A.M. (ninth day); on waking 5.30 A.M., a dull drawing pain in the right frontal eminence , extending as far as the right orbit and the right nasal bone, setting in in paroxysms, and ending at 8 o'clock (twelfth day); painful drawing in the right side of the forehead , ceasing and returning several times, at 10 A.M. (twelfth day); drawing headache in the right forehead (thirteenth day); a clawing-aching pain in the left frontal eminence, becoming fixed in a small place (for a few minutes), accompanied with rumbling in the bowels (after two hours, thirteenth day), 32.
  • Transitory pain in the left frontal eminence, as if a nail were driven in it.*

This pain disappeared at once on touching the part, returned, however, immediately at the superior posterior angle of the left parietal bone, as if a convex button, were pressed against that part (fourth day); digging headache in the left frontal eminence at 5 P.M., returning several times at short intervals, and alternating with the sensation as if a convex button were pressed upon the part near the vertex. This sensation, which ceased immediately upon the parts being touched, and returned again as soon as the contact ceased, was experienced several times in the right mastoid process , in the left parietal bone, and under the right clavicle (fifth day); a momentary pressure, as of a nail which had been driven in , in the left frontal eminence (while walking in the street), at 7 P.M. (sixth day); a transitory pain in the left frontal eminence, as of a nail which had been driven in , in the evening (seventh day); a beating tearing, with sensation of heat, in the right frontal eminence (eighth day); on waking, drawing pain in the left frontal eminence (this pain had already made its appearance in the evening after lying down), (ninth day); headache in the forehead over the left eyebrow, extending as far as the right side of the forehead, in the forenoon, when walking in the open air (ninth day); a few moments after waking, complete hemicrania in the left side of the forehead . It was a violent drawing pain, commencing directly over the left upper eyelid, extending perpendicularly upward through the middle of the left eyebrow, and dividing in the left frontal eminence into a number of threads and rays, which penetrated deep into the brain. This symptom lasted a few minutes, and disappeared as rapidly as it came (twelfth day), 33.

  • Drawing-pressive headache in the forehead, especially in the right eye, as if pressed deep into the skull (fifty-ninth day), 13.
  • Frequent pressing in the forehead (after second day); and sticking in the forehead, disappeared while walking in the open air (fifth day); pressing in the middle of the forehead (ninth day), 71.
  • Pressing pain in the frontal and occipital regions, in the evening (second day); pressing in the forehead, lasting all day (fifth day), 56.
  • Slight pressive headache over the right superciliary eminence (after 1st dil.), 34.
  • Pressing in the forehead (first day); in the middle of the forehead (soon, second day); in the forehead, at 6 P.M. (eighth day), 70.
  • Headache in the forehead, pressing, the whole day (first day), 86.
  • Pressing in the right side of the forehead (soon, second day), 68.
  • Very violent pressing aching in the forehead, lasting all day (twelfth day), 75. [310.]
  • A pressive pain transversely across the forehead (after half an hour), 8.
  • Dull drawing pressure transversely across the forehead, as if a weight were sinking down in it (after four hours and a half), 8.
  • Jerklike pressure in the left frontal eminence (after four hours), 5.
  • Jerklike pressure in the right frontal eminence, extending down to the eye (after four hours and a half), 5.
  • Headache, consisting of a pressure, bruised and tearing sensation, extending from the forehead to the occiput, on waking from sleep, disappearing after sleeping again, 2.
  • Violent constrictive pressure on the left frontal eminence externally, which seems to press the upper lid downward (after one hour and a half), 5.
  • Distressing pressive pain in the forehead and eyes, every morning after rising, lasting a long time, after two months, and constantly recurring with interruptions, 12.
  • Sharp lancinating pain in the left frontal eminence, in the afternoon (forty-sixth day), 44.
  • Maddening twitching in the right frontal eminence, in the evening (first day), 56.
  • Repeated tearing in the forehead (second day), 86. [320.]
  • Sticking pains in the forehead, 79.
  • Sticking in the left side of the forehead (third and fourth days), 69.
  • Dull sticking in the left frontal region (first day), 84.
  • Single stitches in the right frontal region (fifth day), 77.
  • Needlelike stitches, especially from before backward, in the forehead (after five hours and a half), 8.
  • Repeated transitory stitch in the left frontal eminence (second day), 43.
  • Stitches in the left side of the forehead (within two hours); sticking pains in the frontal eminences (after second day), 71.
  • Frequent stitches in the frontal eminences (first day); sticking in both frontal eminences (lasting the whole day, and continually increasing), (second day); on awaking, sticking pain in the left frontal eminence (third day); stitching in the forehead and in different parts of the body, especially in the shoulders, arms, and legs (fourth day); sticking in the left frontal eminence, at 6 P.M. (eighth day), 70.
  • Single stitches in the right frontal eminence (soon, second day); sticking in the right side of the forehead (fifth day), 68.
  • Temple.
  • Head pains as though stuck through from one temple to the other, 79. [330.]
  • Headache for three hours, at one time in the right, at another in the left temple, and again in the vertex, in the morning (seventeenth day), 75.
  • Boring headache through both temples, 89.*
  • Sensitiveness of the left temple (sixteenth day), 72.
  • Drawing in the temporal muscles; an external headache, worse on chewing, 1.
  • Frequent slight drawing from the mastoid process of the right temporal bone downward (thirteenth day), 73.
  • In the evening, drawing tearing in the mastoid process of the left temporal bone, and then in both eyeballs, where the pain ceased (seventeenth day), 56.
  • Drawing-sticking pain in the left temporal muscle, increased by mastication and diminished by contact ; this pain continued for two hours, and in the open air as well as in the room (eighth day), 33.
  • A continuous drawing and tension below the mastoid process of the right side, accompanied with occasional drawing in the left frontal eminence towards the temple, and with roaring in the left ear, in the evening (ninth day), 33.
  • Pressive drawing in the left temple, 3.
  • Pressive headache in the right temple, especially on straining at stool (thirty-eighth day), 13. [340.]
  • Pressive pain in the right temple and drawing-tearing pains in the right elbow-joint, aggravated by motion (seventy-third day), 13.
  • Pressive in the right temple from without inward, in the forenoon (third day), 29.
  • A deep pressure in the right temple (after one hour and three-quarters), 5.
  • Raging pressure in the both temples, extending inward, as though the brain would be pressed outward, 5.
  • Violent pressing in the left temple soon after dinner, continuing all the evening, but in a less degree (fourth day), 63.
  • Contractive pain in the right temple, pretty severe, often returning, and always lasting several seconds, 59.
  • Periodical pinching in the mastoid process of the right side, as if a convex button were pressed upon that part (twenty-second day), 32.
  • Sticking pain in the temples, 1.
  • Sticking in the right temple, soon; fine stitches in the temples (third and fifth days), 68.
  • Single stitches in the mastoid process of the temporal bone, with the drawing behind the right ear (sixty-ninth day), 72. [350.]
  • Sticking in the right temple (within two hours), 71.
  • Sticking pains in the temples (after two days), 71.
  • Stitches in the temporal region, 79.
  • Violent stitches in the left temporal region externally (after eight, and twelve hours), 8.
  • A violent stitch drove suddenly through the left temple, as if an awl had been forcibly thrust through the brain ; the pain lasted but a few minutes, but the spot remained for some time sensitive (thirteenth day), 73.*
  • Throbbing in the temples, with violent tearing in the teeth, 12.
  • Throbbings in the right temple when rising from a seat, towards noon (twenty-second day), 78.
  • Vertex.
  • The upper part of the head feels as heavy as lead, with vanishing of thought, emptiness of the head, and pressure, extending into the eyes, which are very much affected, 12.
  • A circumscribed spot on the vertex, and another on the middle of the forehead, painful, as if beaten with a hammer (fifth month), 12.
  • Slight sensitiveness in the vertex, in the morning (twenty-second day), 73. [360.]
  • A small spot sensitive to touch, with pain as if sore, immediately upon the right side of the vertex, upon which the skin was somewhat reddened (sixth day), 37.
  • Headache in the vertex, in the evening, remaining till midnight (eighth day), 46.
  • Exceedingly troublesome headache, seated in the upper surface of the vertex, heavy and pressing, and from time to time in single stitches and thrusts; the brain was apparently unaffected, but the head externally was somewhat sensitive to touch, as were also the eyes; cool air diminished the pain; when it was at the worst, he supported his face in the concavity of his hand, and for some time rubbed his forehead, eyes, and face, whereupon the pain entirely disappeared (in the evening, seventy-eighth day, and in the forenoon, seventy-ninth day); head wholly free, except a slight crawling and running in the places indicated (in the evening, seventy-ninth day), 72.
  • Sensation as if the upper part of the skull were beaten in, 3.
  • A transient pain in the vertex, as though the bone were repeatedly pierced with a needle near the sagittal suture , in the evening (fifth day), 72.*
  • Drawing and tearing in the pericranium, at times in the region of the vertex, at times in that of the occiput (ninety-fourth and ninety-fifth days), 43.
  • Pain pressing deeply inward in the crown, 12.
  • Pressure on the vertex, as if a weight lay there (seventieth day), 72.
  • Violent pressing pain in the region of the vertex, 79.*
  • Pressing headache on the vertex and occiput, with a sensation as though there were lead in it, aggravated by moving the head and by a false step, with a feeling as though the brain were loosely moving about, 80. [370.]
  • When nodding forward, sensation as though the brain were pressed out at the vertex, 80.
  • A pressing headache in the region of the vertex, in the morning; returned in the evening, accompanied by burning in the stomach (seventeenth day), 74.
  • Violent pressing headache in the vertex on awaking, going off by degrees while he was still in bed, and disappearing entirely after he had arisen (twentieth day); awoke, in the morning, with a very severe pressing headache, which, at the commencement, was confined to the vertex; after a while, extending to the frontal eminences and eyes, and again returned to the vertex and disappeared; in the evening the head was entirely relieved, but when he especially directs his attention that way, the pain threatens to come on again, which is not the case when he intentionally fixes his mind upon the other suffering parts (thirty-third day); a very unpleasant pressing headache came on in the vertex towards noon, diminished in the afternoon, and disappeared in the evening (fifty-third day); transient pressing headache in the vertex after dinner (seventy-second day); pressing headache in the vertex and in the temples (the whole evening), (seventy-fourth day), 73.
  • Drawing-tearing headache from the vertex towards the middle of the brain, 6.
  • A feeling in the vertex as if a nail were driven from within outward there (second day), 84.*
  • Sticking headache in the region of the vertex, 80.
  • Painful aching headache in the right side, most violent in the vertex and above the right eye, 12.
  • Parietals.
  • In the middle of the left parietal bone a spot of the size of a dime, sensitive to touch (third day), 36.
  • *Sensation in the right parietal bone as if a nail were driven in, which disappears on pressure upon the part (after half an hour), 3.
  • *Sensation as if a nail had been driven in, in the angles of the parietal bones; as this sensation ceased, an itching gnawing in the same region, which induced him to scratch (till forty-sixth day), 33. [380.]
  • *A pain in the right parietal bone, as if a pointed nail had been driven in, after dinner (tenth day), 32.
  • Pain in the right side of the head; violent pressure in the right eyeball, that extended to the forehead and right temple, associated with dulness of the head; looking intently at the work aggravated the pain; at noon, on rising from work, the headache became somewhat better, and after dinner he felt so weak that he was obliged to go to bed, when he felt hot and perspired; afterwards, on rising and attempting to smoke, the headache became worse (thirty-eighth day), 13.
  • Painless drawing in the right parietal bone, with slight pressure, during which there was an almost agreeable warmth over the whole body (after four hours), 3.
  • Pressive drawing aching in the left side of the head, extending into the left cervical muscles, from 9 P.M., relief towards morning, with offensive perspiration, 12.
  • Pressure in the left parietal bone, with dull pain (after two hours), 3.
  • Pressure, as with a convex button, in the region of the left parietal bone (sixth day), 33.
  • Painful pressure in the superior and posterior angle of the left parietal bone, as if a small convex button were pressed against that part (going of rapidly when touching it), (tenth day), 32.
  • Violent pressive headache, commencing in the posterior and inferior angle of the left parietal bone, and extending as far as the right frontal eminence. The pain only lasted while he remained in a state of rest; every movement diminished it, and it returned immediately after the movement ceased (after 20th dil.). This pain became especially violent after the 19th dil. It commenced half an hour after taking the medicine and lasted all day. Even on the day following he was awakened by it at 5 A.M. and was compelled to rise, after which it ceased; the head, however, remained stupid and dull, 34.
  • Violent tearing in the left side of the head and in the teeth of that side (twenty-ninth day), 73.
  • Tearing in the right side of the head on going to bed (thirty-first day), 75. [390.]
  • Tearing in the right side of the head and face, transversely across the nose, extending into the malar bone and over the eyes, worse in the morning and evening, 1.*
  • Acute tearing in the whole right side of the head, extending into the teeth, interrupting sleep , disappearing in the morning after rising, with coryza (fourth night), 12.*
  • Tearing-drawing pain in the whole left side of the head, from the occiput to the eye (sixty-seventh day), 13.
  • A cramplike sensation in the left side of the head, followed by a sensation of warmth, 3.
  • Dull sticking pain in the left parietal bone, 80.
  • Sticking headache on the right side, aggravated by moving the head and eyes, with nausea and heat, great weakness, and weakness of the eyes, 12.
  • Such violent sticking in the right side of the head that she could not speak on account of it, 12.
  • Sticking in the left side of the head on awaking, soon going off, but the head was dull all day (thirteenth day), 76.
  • Sticking in the left side of the head on bowing, even if she were not just then suffering from headache, for several days past (fourteenth day); on the right side after the headache had ceased (fifteenth day), 76.
  • Occiput.
  • Sensation of heaviness in the occiput (second day), 84. [400.]
  • Disinclination to lie upon the left side at night, because a spot on the head near the occipital protuberance is painful when lying upon it or on pressure; even the hair is painful to touch, 4.
  • Headache in the occiput, 81.
  • Drawing in the occiput (fifth day), 68.
  • Drawing and tension in the occiput (thirtieth day), 73.
  • Short painful drawing in the left side of the occiput (after half an hour, thirteenth day), 32.
  • Constant violent pressing asunder pain in the occiput, as if it would burst, with coldness of the temples, 12.
  • Violent constriction in the occiput and pit of the stomach, as if cramps would come on, 12.
  • Fulness and pressure in the occiput when walking in the open air, in the evening, 80.
  • Painful tension in the occiput from one ear to the other, 80.
  • Constant violent pressure in the occiput and nape of the neck, as if she would fly out of her skin, 12. [410.]
  • Dull pressive pains in the occiput for six hours (after one hour), 10.
  • Pressing pain in the occiput (fourth day), 56, 79.
  • Violent pressing pain in the occiput, 79.
  • Jerking tearing in the occiput, more in the right side (after one hour), 5.
  • Tearing in the occipital protuberance and in the petrous portion of the temporal bone, for six weeks, 57.
  • Stitches in the occiput, in the evening (thirty-third day), 14.
  • Stitches in the brain, from the occipital foramen upwards (first day), 84.
  • A stitch from the foramen magnum through the brain to the vertex (fourth day), 34.
  • A painful stitch through the occiput from above downward (fourteenth day), 24.
  • Short accesses of crawling and running on the left side of the occipital bone (sixty-ninth day), 72.
  • External Head. [420.]
  • The hair of the head constantly falls out profusely, so that a bare spot began in the seventh month; after growing worse for four weeks, young hair began to grow, became more and more vigorous, so that three months later the whole hair was restored beautiful and shiny, and remained so, 12.
  • The hair of the head falls out freely, with itching on the scalp, 12.
  • The hair becomes remarkably hard and dry lustreless, and falls out, 12.*
  • The hair comes off on the vertex (forty-fourth day), 72.
  • Much scurfy eruption on the scalp, with rapid falling out of the hair, 12.
  • A scaly eruption on the head becomes worse, 12.
  • The whole scalp is covered with whitish-gray scales and small violently itching pimples, and somewhat swollen, 12.
  • White scaly eruption over the whole scalp, extending to the forehead, temples, ears, and nape of the neck, and to the neighboring parts of the skin (sixth month), 12.
  • Several small painless tubercles upon the head (forty-fourth day), 72.
  • The skin of the whole forehead is fatty, 12. [430.]
  • Roundish elevations appear on the forehead, with headache, 12.
  • A painful inflamed tubercle makes its appearance on the right side of the forehead (twenty-second day), 73.
  • Swelling of the veins on the temples and hands, without heat (during rest), (after eighteen hours), 8.
  • Three red painful pimples on both temples, 1.
  • A small painful furuncle on the right side of the occiput (after ten months), 13.
  • Superficial headache, as if the skin were rendered tense on all sides (first day), 86.
  • Headache in the scalp posteriorly, as if constricted from both sides, 3.
  • "Sensation of baldness; every hair hurts," 12.
  • The whole head seems swollen externally, and when stroking with the hand, wavy, but more on the right side, on which the pain in the face is, 12.
  • Sensitiveness of the scalp to touch, as if beaten (after fourteen months), 13.* [440.]
  • The whole head is very sensitive externally , so that everything, even if very soft, presses upon it; on the forehead several red pimples, and the skin of the whole face feels scraped, with large rough spots, 12.*
  • For several days the skin on the vertex has been so sensitive to the touch , and shines so clearly through the hair, that the prover was afraid he was becoming bald (sixteenth day); a little spot still sensitive to touch (seventeenth day), 72.*
  • Slight sensitiveness in the skin under the hair on the forehead, where the cool air at the open window was exclusively felt, after dinner (thirty-ninth day), 72.
  • Tearing in the tendinous aponeurosis on the skull, for some minutes (immediately, sixtieth day), 73.
  • A jerking constrictive pain in the hairy portion of the head, at the commencement of dinner (fifteenth day), 72.
  • Twitching in the integument of the occiput, on the right side (second day), 83.
  • During the day, sensation as though the skin on the temples and forehead were shrunken and hard, continuing two hours (first day), 56.
  • Slight compression and crawling externally on the occiput (seventy-third day), 73.
  • Biting and corroding smarting on the right side of the scalp, in the evening, 6.
  • Corroding biting in the skin of the occiput, with a sensation as if something were crawling about in the hair, lasting half an hour (after thirteen hours), 6. [450.]
  • Itching on the occiput, 1.
  • Violent itching on the occiput, as far as the nape of the neck, covered with thin, dry, light-brown scurf, 12.

EYE

  • Objective.
  • A chronic scrofulous inflammation of the eyes, with swelling of the cervical glands, gradually disappeared during the first four weeks, 12.
  • Redness of the white of the left eye near the cornea, in the morning, without sensation (after seventy-four hours), 8.
  • Great redness of the whites of the eyes and of the inner surface of the lids. A slight swelling beginning in the evening, gradually increasing the whole next day, with much lachrymation and itching of both eyes; this was repeated still more violently after eight days, 12.
  • The eyes are red and painful on every effort, 13.
  • The white of the eye is blood red, 1.*
  • Right eye congested with blood (twenty-first day), 16.
  • The white of the eye is very much inflamed and red , with biting and pressure as from sand, 1.*
  • The weak eye is red and burning hot, 12. [460.]
  • (A spot on the cornea of the right eye becomes smaller and more transparent), 12.
  • Small ulcers in the eyes and on the head, with ulceration behind the ears, forming scabs, 12.
  • Eyes continually closed (twenty-ninth day), 76.
  • Eyes glued with mucus on waking (thirteenth day), 73.
  • The eyes secrete much gum (sixty-sixth day), 73.
  • Convulsive movements of the eyes, and a feeling as of a grain of sand in them, 12.
  • Squinting with both eyes, alternately coming and going, 12.
  • Squinting of the left eye, 12.
  • Weakness of the eyes (third day), 68.
  • The eyes are weak and painful from very effort, 12. [470.]
  • Weakness of the eyes, particularly observable when writing (third and fourth days), 69.
  • Weakness of the eyes when reading (ninth day), 71.
  • Weak eyes, pressure as from fine sand in them, 1.*
  • Sensation of weakness of the eyes, with need of resting them, with burning and itching in them, and sensitiveness of all the surroundings of the eyeballs, 12.
  • Weakness of the eyes; on reading a quarter of an hour, the letters run together; it often seems as if the gaze were fastened upon a letter so that he cannot read further; the right eye is worse than the left; a glass afforded no assistance, though the eyes have no appearance of disease, 12.
  • Weakness of the eyes, even on exerting them a little; they ache deep in, and everything seems to become constantly smaller, until objects swim together, 12.
  • The weakness of the eyes increases, so that she sees badly both near and distant objects, 12.
  • Subjective.
  • Feeling of dryness in the eyes, 6.*
  • Right eye dry, and in the margin of the lower lid a burning spot, as if a stye were about to form (twelfth day), 32.
  • Feeling of dryness in both eyes (after a quarter of an hour; thirteenth day), 32. [480.]
  • A feeling as of sand in both eyes, 12.*
  • Feeling of sand in the eyes , especially in the right (sixty-third day), 15.*
  • Pain in eyes and head at night (thirty-first day), 43.
  • Pains in the eyes compressing the lids together, 13.
  • Pain in the eyes as after too great effort, obliging to close them, 12.
  • The eyes are sensitive to air, and are easily irritated, 12.
  • The eyes feel dim, as if she was in the dark, 89.
  • The eyes constantly long for a warm covering; as soon as the eyes are uncovered they immediately become painful, and it seems as though cold streamed from the head out through them, 12.
  • Painful burning in the eyes with white mucus in the canthi, 12.
  • Dry burning in the eyes, 12. [490.]
  • Burning of the eyes (eighteenth day), 76.*
  • Burning in the eyes without redness, with very indistinct vision, 12.
  • Burning in the left eye near the internal canthus, compelling him to rub it (third day), 68.
  • Burning and stinging in both eyes and eyelids, with injection of the cornea , in the evening (ninety-fifth and ninety-sixth days), 43.*
  • Burning in the eyes, which were pained by the light, with the headache (nineteenth day). With the headache, burning in the right eye, which disappeared on repeatedly washing it with cold water (thirty-fourth day), 46.
  • Violent burning in the eyes and eyelids ; at 2 P.M.; burning-pressing pains in the left eye, on the whole upper surface of the globe, aggravated by touch, in the evening (sixteenth day); burning in the eyes with the sneezing (fifty-fifth day); in the evening (sixty-seventh day); in the right eye (sixty-eighth day); burning and pressing in both eyes (sixty-ninth day), 72.*
  • Burning in the eyes, especially in the internal canthi, in the evening (twenty-sixth day); on rising in the morning (forty-second day); slight in the morning (fifty-second day); at 10 A.M. (fifty-eighth day); as if the room were smoky (for an hour), in the evening (sixty-seventh day); after dinner (seventy-third day), 73.
  • Pressure and sensitiveness in the eyes (twentieth day), 73.
  • Pressure in both eyes (fifteenth day), 26 ; (first day), 86.
  • Pressure in the eyes for two or three days, 1. [500.]
  • Constant pressure in the eyes, especially in bright light, 12.
  • A pressive pain, as from a grain of sand in the left eye, continues without any other symptoms, 12.
  • A painful stitch through the centre of the left eye, commencing in the centre of the brain (fourth day), 23.
  • An unusual distressing sticking sensation in the eyes, 12.
  • Sticking in the eyes in the morning (in the sharp air), 1.
  • Some stitches in the eyes, always in a bright light, 1.
  • Stitch in the left eye (sixty-eighth day), 13.
  • Sticking in the right eye (seventy-ninth day), 13.
  • The sticking pains in the eyes are aggravated, 12.
  • Brow and Orbit.
  • The hair of the brows falls out with much itching, 12. [510.]
  • Dry tetter on the eyebrows and head, itching and stinging, 12.
  • In the evening a painful little tubercle in the middle of the left eyebrow (fifth day), 33.
  • The roots of the hair of the left eyebrow are sensitive when passing the hand over them (sixteenth day), 72.
  • Tearing pain in the left eyebrow, disappearing after touch (after eleven hours), 8.
  • Slight drawing over the left eyebrow (forty-fifth day), 72.
  • Slight pressing in the lower border of the right orbit, soon disappearing; but the orbital edge remained sensitive to the touch, and to the closing of the eye for a quarter of an hour (seventy-first day), 72.
  • Pressure and tension in the left and afterwards, also, in the right orbit, in the morning after waking (fifth day), 33.
  • Painful tension in the bottom of the left orbit for several minutes, at 7.30 P.M. (sixth day), 32.
  • Drawing pain in the bottom of the right orbit, continuing a quarter of an hour, in the morning (thirteenth day), 32.
  • A decided pressure above the right eye, externally (after three hours and three-quarters), 5. [520.]
  • A pressing sticking above the left eye, which extended toward the right, and then disappeared, 9.
  • Lids.
  • Agglutination of the lids at night, 12.*
  • Eyes agglutinated for several mornings (forty-ninth day), 14.
  • Agglutination of the eyes, with a sensation as of sand in them, in the morning (fifty-eighth day), 13.
  • Eyes agglutinated, with pressure in them, in the morning (seventy-first day), 14.
  • Eyelids slightly agglutinated on waking in the morning (fifty-ninth and sixty-fourth days), 73.
  • Eyes somewhat agglutinated and watery in the open air (sixty-ninth day), 73.
  • The tips of the eyelashes become covered with fine light-brown scurf, 12.
  • Accumulation of hardened mucus in the inner canthus all day, 1.
  • The eyelids were thick, as if she had cried a long time, 12. [530.]
  • Swelling of the upper lids (after seventy-six, and one hundred and twenty hours), 6.
  • The eyelids swell, become red and hot, with photophobia, 12.
  • The eyelids become redder and more painful, and secrete much thick, glutinous, corrosive mucus (sixth month), 12.
  • The canthi of the eyes are often inflamed for one or two days, with sticking and redness of the white of the eye, 12.
  • With increasing inflammation of the eyelids, the eyes become dry, and itch very much, 12.
  • The inflamed eyelids become covered with small ulcers, 12.
  • A red pimple on the margin of the lower lid, 1.
  • Frequent white desquamation from the eyelids, 12.
  • An old inflammation of the eyelids diminished rapidly from day to day, after the dose, until there was only a nightly agglutination of the lids, 12.
  • Thick, red, burning eyelids, spasmodically drawn together, with which the vision is very dim and obscure, 12. [540.]
  • A stye on the right eye, after the disappearance of which the eye became inflamed, 12.
  • Quivering in the upper eyelid (soon, second and third days), 68.
  • Frequent quiverings of the lower lid of the left eye (forty-eighth and forty-ninth days), 44.
  • Falling down of the upper lid several times a day, especially in the evening by the candlelight, with a contractive sensation in it, 12.
  • In the morning she cannot open the eyes well, and in the evening the lids are very weak, 12.
  • On waking, was for a long time unable to open his eyelids; they were painful, and closed involuntarily (ninety-seventh day), 43.
  • In the evening the eyelids feel as if the could not open them, lasting a long time (after fourteen days), 12.
  • Jerking of the left eyelid, 12.
  • Jerking constriction of the lids, 12.
  • Heaviness of the eyelids, with slight burning in the eyes, and heat in the right ear (seventy-second day), 73. [550.]
  • Feeling as if the eyelids were swollen, and a foreign body were in the eye (fourteenth day), 66.*
  • Boring pain above the right inner canthus (after three days), 11.
  • A feeling in the internal canthus of the right eye, as if a grain of sand had fallen into the eye; this continued until bedtime, and rendered the movement of the eyelid somewhat painful, though no objective alteration in the appearance of the organ could be detected (fifteenth day), 74.
  • Sensation of heat and dryness in the left outer canthus, as if the part would be inflamed (after twenty-nine hours), 6.
  • Burning of the eyelids, 12.
  • A burning pressure in the outer canthus of the left eye, without redness (after nine days), 1.
  • Burning and stinging in the edges of the eyelids in the evening (even the smoke of tobacco burns in the nose), (seventy-first day), 73.*
  • Burning in eyelids, and less distinct vision in the evening (thirty-first day); with obscuration of sight (thirty-second and thirty-third days), 43.
  • Slight burning in the left external canthus, in the forenoon (sixteenth day); in the canthi (twentieth day); in the external canthi (fifty-third day), 72.
  • Burning in the external canthi, after rising (thirteenth day), 66. [560.]
  • Cutting in the upper eyelid, 81.
  • A sticking and feeling of dryness in the right outer canthus, as if a grain of sand had got into it (twelfth day), 32.
  • A violent, deeply piercing, sharp stitch in the right inner canthus from time to time (after two hours), 1.
  • Violent stitch in the inner canthus of the left eye, which exudes moisture, by which the vision is obscured (after one hour and a quarter), 5.
  • Lachrymal Apparatus.
  • Frequent lachrymation, the tears do not run down, but remain in the eyes, 12.
  • Painful lachrymation of the left eye, worse in the air, 12.
  • Lachrymation, was obliged to wipe the eyes constantly (sixty-fourth day), 13.
  • Lachrymation, so that he could not see clearly (sixth month), 13.
  • Very profuse lachrymation in the cold, the eyes run a stream (after three months), 15.
  • Watering of the left eye while walking in the open air (after nine hours), 1. [570.]
  • Tearfulness of the eyes in the air (fifty-fifth day), 73.
  • Eyes continually watered when walking against the wind, which had already been frequently remarked (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Frequent lachrymation of the left eye (when walking in the open air), (fifth day), 33.
  • The left eye began to water, the right one remaining dry (after fifteen minutes, tenth day), 32.
  • Ball.
  • Violent pain in the right eyeball, but soon disappearing, leaving behind a sensibility of the eye to touch of the hand, which remained a long time (first day); immediately on waking the same pain re-established itself (second day), 56.
  • Pressure in the eyeballs and on the skull, as if the eyeballs were pushed into their orbits by a stone, in the evening (seventieth day), 14.
  • Pressure in the right eyeball, 59.
  • Drawing tearing in both eyeballs, in the evening (seventeenth day), 56.
  • Tearing in the right eyeball, coming from the brain (first day), 84.
  • Stitches in the left eyeball and in the right metacarpus (first day), 84.
  • Pupil. [580.]
  • Pupils dilated in the evening (thirty-fourth day), 43.
  • Great dilatation of the pupils (after six hours), 8.
  • Great contraction of the pupils lasting five days (after one hour), 9.
  • Vision.
  • Dimness of vision like a mist before the eyes, and pressure in them, as if they would be pressed out of the head, or as if they were swollen, 1.*
  • Dimness of vision in the open air, like a veil, for near and distant objects, with confusion of the head for half an hour, 1.*
  • The vision seems dim, with a feeling as if something were before the eyes, 12.*
  • The eyes become dim, weak, and squinting, 12.
  • Failure of the eyes when reading (within two hours), 71.
  • Can scarcely see anything more by the left eye, associated with photophobia, with lachrymation and agglutination of the lids, 12.
  • Indistinct sight (seventh day), 26. [590.]
  • Obscuration of the sight with dilatation of the pupils, and burning of the eyelids (forty-fifth to fifty-second day), 43.
  • Obscuration of the eyes while writing (first day), 70.
  • Failure of the sight, with the aching in the forehead (fourth day), 46.
  • Complete amaurosis of the right eye, and commencing weakness of vision of the left, requiring the brightest illumination, with rapid aching, loss of power on slight effort, associated with red swelling of the lids, secreting mucus; gradually became perfectly cured within nine months, 12.
  • Short-sighted, 1.
  • Short-sightedness increased, 12.
  • So short-sighted that he could scarcely see the ground, even near objects were indistinct (after nine months), 13.
  • Double vision when reading, momentarily relieved by closing the left eye, 12.
  • Photophobia in the open air, which had lasted for many years; with the seeing of a dark-red shine ceases, so that she can dispense with the blue glasses hitherto worn (ninth week), 12.
  • Slight sensitiveness in the right eye, in the morning (twenty-second day); sensitiveness of the eyes (forty-third day), 73. [600.]
  • Sudden blackness before the eyes while sitting quietly in the afternoon, so that she sees nothing, at the same time the voices of those standing about seem to come from a great distance, 12.
  • Sudden attack of blackness before the right eye, with crawling and an asleep sensation in the tongue, right half of the face and down the right arm, even to paralysis of the whole right side, and falling down and becoming delirious, speedily and entirely passing off, except frequent attacks of faintness while standing in the forenoon, in a pregnant woman (seventh month), 12.
  • In the evening by the candlelight it became dark before the eyes, so that he could not see distinctly, reading and writing were very difficult; the next morning on rising fluttering of bright white spots before the eyes, it seemed blue when the eyes were closed, it was difficult to read and write (after twenty-two weeks), 13.
  • It becomes black before the eyes, like a faintness, by paroxysms, 12.
  • Dark before the right eye, with twitching of the upper lid, 12.
  • While reading, objects seem dark, with sensation about the eyes as if he had not slept enough, 1.
  • Vision of the eye that is not inflamed seemed dark, 1.
  • Vision seemed impaired; everything seen with the left eye seemed enveloped in a fog, so that when he closes the right eye he can scarcely read, because the letters seem covered in spots with fog (after six months), 13.
  • Mistiness of sight , with dulness of head (fifth day), 26.
  • At a distance it seems like looking through a fog; near, everything seems smaller, 12. [610.]
  • Every object seen by the right eye seems smaller than natural, 12.
  • Biting in the corner of the right eye, once about 5 P.M. (without any cause affecting the eyes), the surrounding objects swam before my eyes; I could not see clearly, much less read; this lasted nearly a quarter of an hour, 59.
  • A dark net swims before the eye with double vision, 12.
  • When reading the print swims before the eyes, 12.
  • All objects before the eyes swim on looking for only a short time (fourteenth month), 12.
  • Black points before the eyes, which seemed to move about, even on closing the eyes, with dulness of the occiput, 3.
  • Small black flashes flit before the eyes, 12.
  • A black woollen thread seems to float before the left eye; it actually seems to exist, and he tries to catch it (twenty-first week), 13.
  • Dark spots before the eyes while reading, so that reading was difficult (fifty-fifth day), 13.
  • Clouds and streaks (muscæ volitantes)

were hovering before the eyes, accompanied with indistinctness of sight , which continued next day (ninety-seventh day), 43. [620.]

  • Illusion of vision; while writing all objects about him seem to tremble (immediately after eating), 9.
  • A gray spot before the right eye, with diminution and swaying to and fro of all objects, on closing one eye, worse in the morning, 12.
  • A gray spot flickers before the right eye, at times surrounded by a golden halo, at times whirling in a circle; the eye seems especially dim, and the white frequently red and hot, 12.
  • Frequent appearance as if a bird were flying before the eye, 12.
  • On going to dinner, a sudden sparkling before the eyes, and a multitude of black shining points swam before them, so that he could not clearly make out surrounding objects. After awhile this symptom disappeared; first in the right eye (fifth day), 74.
  • Flickering before the eyes at night, immediately after taking a dose, 12.
  • Great flickering before the eyes , associated with wavy movements, especially while writing (nineteenth day), 13.*
  • Flickering before the eyes , so that he could scarcely see during dinner (thirty-fourth day), 13.*
  • Fluttering and flickering before the eyes, so that vision was indistinct, continued to recur (after twenty weeks), 13.
  • Fluttering bright zigzags before the eyes (seventieth day), 13. [630.]
  • A wavy, zigzag movement before the eyes for an hour after rising from bed, making vision very indistinct (seventeenth day), 13.
  • On entering a dark room, a luminous disk of the size of a pear hovered before his eyes , it shone like a firefly (sixth day), 33.
  • Golden points floating downward in the eyes, and slowly disappearing, 12.
  • Colored lightnings at times shooting through the eyes, 12.
  • Seeing of a luminous disk, shining like a firefly . This was sometimes perceived in the daytime, but most frequently at twilight, in the room. Afterwards this luminous circle, which followed the movements of the eyeball, and was hovering at various distances, now before one, now before both eyes, assumed a more elliptic form, and had a dark violet or blackish nucleus in the centre. Sometimes the disk was of the size of a millet or hemp-seed, but always luminous on the edge (till forty-sixth day), 33.*
  • Bright blue glistening spots before the eyes, so that he could scarcely see distinctly in the morning on rising (after six months), 13.
  • Bright flickering zigzags before the eyes, so that he was obliged to close them while writing, while it lasted he could not see distinctly (sixty-ninth day), 13.

EAR

  • External.
  • Fine cramplike pain in the right external meatus auditorius; worse when the scalp is drawn down from the highest point of the skull (after four days), 11.
  • Cramplike sensation in the right outer ear (after four hours and a half), 3.
  • Compression in the external ear, 62. [640.]
  • Extraordinarily violent tearing in the left concha, and soon after in the left eye, which ended with a darting stitch through the middle of the eyeball (third day), 57.
  • A continuing squeezing-sticking pain in concha of the left ear, after dinner, while sitting (first day), 24.
  • Tension in the lower portion of the outer ear, as though a band were pulling downward (after six hours), 11.
  • Violent pressing-burning pain behind the right ear (after nine hours), 10.
  • Dull pressing pain behind the left ear (after half an hour), 10.
  • Slight drawing behind the right ear, and some constriction in the ear (thirty-seventh day), 72.
  • Drawing behind the right ear, with single stitches in the mastoid process of the temporal bone, soon disappearing after dinner (sixty-ninth day), 72.
  • Internal.
  • (Increased amount of earwax), 1.
  • There exudes from the right ear a constant moisture smelling like bad meat, with swelling and a noise of boiling water in the ear, with difficult hearing, 12.
  • (Discharge from the ear diminished), 12. [650.]
  • Great swelling within both ears, with very difficult hearing, congestive pulsation of the vessels in it and in the whole head, lasting a long time and recurring at indefinite intervals (eighth to eleventh month), 12.
  • Sensation of swelling in the ears, with increased difficulty of hearing, 12.
  • Aching boring in the right ear, and at the same time in the teeth, right eye, and forehead, becoming intolerable in the evening, 12.
  • Cramp in the inner ear like an earache and a compression, followed by a stitch like a streak of lightning, so that he trembled; frequently in the evening, 1.
  • A transitory cramp pain in the right ear (ninth day), 32.
  • Tension in the auditory passages and stoppage of the ears (forty-sixth day), 73.
  • Sensation as though something were squeezed out at both ears, 79.
  • Pressing pain in the meatus auditorius (at noon), 1.
  • Pressing sticking pain in the right meatus auditorius (after five hours), 10.
  • Boring in the ears (third day), 15. [660.]
  • Twitching in the right ear, with sticking pains (first day), 84.
  • Quivering twitching from the ear to the left corner of the mouth, 79.
  • Pinching pain in the right ear, 5.
  • Pinching in the left ear when swallowing, 12.
  • Sticking in the ears, 12.
  • Sticking and ringing in the right ear (first day), 84.
  • Single, flying, very painful stitches from the depth of the right ear through the external ear (thirteenth day), 73.
  • Several stitches in the interior of the right ear, 79.
  • Dull sticking in the interior of the right ear, 80.
  • Dull sticking from the right ear and under the lobule outward (first day), 83. [670.]
  • Very violent stitch in the right ear, from the external part inward to the internal, which compelled him to hold his breath and left the ear sensitive for awhile, as he came from the cold air into the house, at night (twenty-ninth day); in the morning another, but less severe attack of pain in the ear; a sensation in the ear as if the free access of air were prevented, but without the slightest diminution of hearing; in the forenoon the ear was well again, but after dinner he had a feeling in it as if the external organ were filled with water, similar to the sensation felt when one dips his head under the surface (thirtieth day); a reminiscence of the earache of the thirtieth day, in the forenoon; entirely relieved in the evening, but threatening to come on again when he especially directs his attention that way, which is not the case when he intentionally fixes his mind upon the other suffering parts (thirty-third day); instead of the right, the left ear has to-day a touch of the sticking pain (thirty-fourth day), 73.
  • Violent itching in the ear, as from an ulcer, 12.
  • 12.50 P.M., when indoors, a sudden, transient feeling, as if cold air blew into right ear (fourth day), 90.
  • Heat in the right ear (seventy-second day), 73.
  • In the morning, feeling of fulness, with stoppage in the right ear and frequent sneezing, which returned in the evening; soon after which quite violent itching in both nostrils towards the point of the nose, after a short continuance of which, a secretion of thin mucus followed (fourteenth day), 73.
  • A feeling of stoppage in the left ear, with diminished power of hearing, each time lasting several minutes, in the morning and at noon (forty-second day), 44.
  • Both ears stopped (first day), 84 ; (second day), 87.
  • Hearing.
  • Hearing alternately good and bad, 12.
  • Hearing very difficult for some days (third week), 14.
  • The right ear seemed to suffer, the hearing was impaired, the lower part of the concha was inflamed, swollen, sensitive to touch, at times associated with itching and roaring (after six months), 13. [680.]
  • Difficulty of hearing increased, with constant singing in the ears, 12.
  • Noise in the ear, as from rattling of tinsel-paper, 12.
  • Frightful sounds in the ears, with dulness of the head, 12.
  • Buzzing in the ears (second day), 38.
  • Buzzing and roaring in the head, at noon (forty-first day), 73.
  • Violent buzzing in the ears, lasting several hours (thirty-ninth day), 77.
  • Whizzing and buzzing in the right ear (fourth day), 32.
  • Whizzing in the left ear (tenth and twelfth days), 32.
  • Hissing in the ears, as of boiling water, 12.
  • Constant singing in the head of the same melody, 12. [690.]
  • Ringing in the ears, 10, 12, 87.
  • Ringing in the ears for several hours, 85.
  • Ringing in the ears, frequently during the day (second, third, and seventh days), 84.
  • After dinner, suddenly felt a shrill ringing in the right ear, which, after a few hours, as suddenly changed to a dull buzzing and groaning, the latter sensations gradually to a noise as of a bubbling liquid, which continued all night (thirty-seventh day), 43.
  • Frightful hammering and tearing in the ear, in the evening in bed, lasting till after midnight, with micturition every half hour, and with cold feet as far as the knees, 1.
  • Creaking in both ears when swallowing, resembling the turning of a wooden screw, accompanied with a sticking and feeling of dryness in the right outer canthus, as if a grain of sand had got into it (twelfth day), 32.
  • Painful sticking and creaking in both ears as when a wooden screw is turned, especially during empty deglutition (after a quarter of an hour, thirteenth day), 32.
  • Painful thumping and roaring in both ears on coming into the room from the open air, in the afternoon (sixty-ninth day), 73.
  • Roaring in the ears (fifth day), 84 ; (forty-second day), 87.
  • Roaring in the left ear (ninth day), and creaking when swallowing saliva (fifth day), 33. [700.]
  • Roaring in the ear (early, in bed), 85.
  • Roaring in the ears, like a draft through a stove (after one hour), 10.
  • Constant roaring and rumbling in the ears, as if she frequently heard the bellowing of cattle, 12.
  • Roaring in the ears causing aching, with painfulness of the whole occiput, aggravated by swallowing, 12.
  • Diminished roaring in the head and ears, and improved hearing, in a girl suffering from difficult hearing for a very long time (twelfth month), 12.

NOSE

  • Objective.
  • Swelling and induration of the left wing of the nose, with tensive pain, 6.*
  • Small furuncular swelling in the right nostril, 12.
  • The nose is unusually red and hot, 12.
  • A red itching spot, painfully sore to touch, in the fissure of the right wing of the nose (sixty-ninth day), 13.*
  • The nose becomes thick, with alternating scurfy nostrils and much prickling heat, so that air cannot be drawn through it, with frequent bleeding, 12. [710.]
  • *Some ulceration half an inch within the nose where there is a scab, 1.
  • Nose constantly sore, with swelling in it and in the upper lip, 12.
  • Sneezing (after twenty-eight hours), 6.
  • Frequent sneezing (ninth day), 20.
  • Much and violent sneezing, 12.
  • Long-continued sneezing twice daily, in the forenoon and towards evening, for fourteen days, with commencing improvement, 12.
  • Sneezing, with discharge of thin mucus from the nose (after half an hour), 13.
  • In the evening, frequent violent sneezing, which returned the next morning (eighth day); after dinner, frequent violent sneezing, without catarrh (a thing very unusual with him), (ninth day); frequent sneezing (sixteenth day); frequent violent sneezing and tickling in the nose in the evening (twenty-fourth day); in the morning, frequent sneezing again, with increased secretion of mucus, accompanied with frequent dry hacking cough (twenty-fifth day); in the morning, frequent violent sneezing, in a short time ends with dulness in the head (twenty-ninth day); sneezing in the morning (thirty-first day); frequent violent sneezing, at noon (fortieth day); with tickling in the nose, and burning in the eyes, as though a catarrh were coming on, on awaking (fifty-fifth day), 72.
  • Frequent sneezing, with obstructed nose and roughness in the throat; these catarrhal symptoms became more severe in the evening, with aching in the forehead and weight and pressure in the eyes, followed by a very restless night (thirty-eighth day); on waking in the morning his throat is entirely coated with phlegm, and afterwards the larynx and trachea are painful; then general malaise, both of body and mind; the forehead aches, his eyes burn, his nose is obstructed, and his voice is hoarse; at noon he felt better when walking in the open air, but when at rest the aggravation again returned; there was much flowing from the nose, his feet were cold, and the general feeling of illness sent him to bed early in the evening; it was, however, a long time before he could get warm, and dulness of the head, frequent cough, stoppage of the nose, and, in short, all the symptoms of a slight catarrhal fever set in (thirty-ninth day); in the morning he felt very uneasy and very weak, and lay in bed until 10 o'clock; afterwards he felt better; at noon, buzzing in the head, which feels dull; frequent dry cough; incomparably better in the evening than on the previous day; the febrile symptoms came on at night, but ceased after midnight, and towards morning perspiration broke out (fortieth day); frequent violent sneezing, with cough and raising of mucus, in the morning (fifty-second day); frequent sneezing (fifty-ninth day); sneezing in the morning (sixty-fourth day); two sneezings, which seemed to be excited by a vapor rising from the stomach into the nose (immediately, sixty-ninth day), 73.
  • Very violent dry catarrh, with running of water from the nose at times (seventeenth day), 14. [720.]
  • Constant dry catarrh in the right nostril, 12.
  • Catarrh all day (seventeenth day), 76.
  • Very severe catarrh, with increased secretion in the air-passages (thirty-fifth day), 75.
  • There came on without cause, in the evening, a heavy cold preceded by dulness of the head and frequent sneezing a heavy cold preceded by dulness of the head and frequent sneezing (seventh day); the catarrh was troublesome through the whole of the proving, and had this peculiarity, that it often completely disappeared for hours together and then suddenly returned without cause, with renewed severity and with much sneezing; the catarrh, which had remitted, became worse, with frequent sneezing (forty-sixth day); the catarrh lasted over three months, and the prover has much less hesitation in ascribing it to the power of the drug because a catarrh has never lasted him so long before, 44.
  • A feeling of stoppage in the right nostril, with frequent sneezing and chilly feeling in the feet, which were externally warm to the touch (fourth night); the nose symptoms, with dull confusion in the head (fifth day); the catarrh is still present, only somewhat itself anew by an increased secretion of mucus from the nose (eleventh day); catarrh worse (twelfth day); it became very severe, and one or the other nostril was almost constantly obstructed; at 3 P.M., sneezing, succeeded by very violent sticking in the lower part of the right lung (thirteenth day); catarrh reduced to a minimum (fourteenth day); the running from the nose is again pretty copious, frequent sneezing (fifteenth day), 65.
  • Catarrh and spasmodic cough, with vomiting of mucus in the morning, for several days (eighty-seventh day); fluent catarrh every day while sitting at stool, for the last week (ninety-ninth day), 13.
  • Frequent catarrhal discharge from the nose (after two hours); dry catarrh, which becomes fluent by sneezing, in the open air (after ten hours); without sneezing, with mucus in the fauces, obliging to hawk, nothing to be hawked up (after twenty-six hours); with constant headache (after forty-eight hours), 8.
  • Fluent coryza, in the morning (after seventy hours), 8.
  • Violent coryza, with cough at night (after thirteen days), 1. [730.]
  • Violent fluent coryza and catarrh; the like of which he had not had for many years, 1.
  • Violent sudden coryza, 1.*
  • Fluent coryza disturbing the night's rest (thirteenth day), 21.
  • Coryza and cough, with unusual gray expectoration, repeated at indefinite intervals, 12.
  • Coryza and cough, with stitches beneath the left breast, 12.
  • Coryza, with tickling in the throat provoking cough, with rawness in the chest, griping and burning in the abdomen, diarrhœa, much thirst, and increased leucorrhœa, 12.
  • Violent coryza relieves the general sickness, 12.
  • Unusually violent and fatiguing coryza, with constant running from the nose, hoarseness and a very racking, almost incessant cough, only during the day, not at night, lasting fourteen days (fourth week), 12.
  • Profuse chronic coryza, with purulent, offensive discharge of mucus, and soreness of the nostrils (third month), 12.
  • Especially violent, persistent coryza, with hoarseness, pain in the throat, cough, with mucous expectoration and pain in the chest, back, and sacrum, with extraordinary weakness and increased leucorrhœa, has appeared since the rapid improvement of the previous paralysis, so that now she can walk about as vigorously as usual, 12. [740.]
  • Fluent coryza only from the left nostril, with lachrymation of the left eye, 12.
  • Fluent coryza (after two hours), 13.
  • Violent fluent coryza, with sneezing, lasting as long as he sat at stool and strained; after a meal he smoked, which was followed by another stool, and by renewal of the fluent coryza (fifty-first day); fluent coryza during stool (sixty-fourth day); the most constant symptom is fluent coryza; he uses four to six handkerchiefs daily, with violent sneezing three or four times in succession (after twenty weeks); violent fluent coryza with frequent and violent sneezing, hawking of mucus, waking from sleep at night, with profuse discharge of mucus (after twelve months); fluent coryza during stool (after fourteen months), 13.
  • The increased secretion of mucus obliged him frequently to blow his nose (fourth day); in the morning, frequent sneezing, stoppage of the right nostril, alternating with running; this catarrh lasted two hours, then suddenly vanished; it appeared again for a little while in the evening, and ceased suddenly as if cut off (fifth and sixth days), 67.
  • Secretion from the Schneiderian membrane increased (sixteenth day), 67.
  • Frequent blowing of thick mucus from the nose, at noon (seventeenth day); copious secretion of mucus from the nose (nineteenth day), 72.
  • The nasal secretion was tolerably copious, and thick mucus was thrown off by frequent coughing throughout the day (fifty-second day); a watery, catarrhal flow came on in the house (fifty-sixth day), 73.
  • Discharge of a very large quantity of thick yellow mucus tasting like old cheese, with constant coryza and cough (first fourteen days), 12.
  • Unusually profuse discharge of thick green matter mixed with pus and blood and hard pieces, at last mingled with dry brown crusts, which were tightly adherent to the upper portion of both swollen nasal passages, and which also come down from the frontal sinuses, are blown from the nose for eight days, followed by good improvement, in a full-grown girl suffering from leucorrhœa and scrofula since vaccination (ninth week), 12.
  • Discharge of offensive purulent mucus from the nose , partly thick, partly yellowish-blackish green; on blowing the nose it can be felt to come from even the frontal sinuses, partly running out in a liquid form, with increasing improvement of an old asthma (twelfth week), 12.* [750.]
  • Profuse discharge from the nose of a large quantity of greenish yellowish-white slimy matter, smelling like old cheese, for four months, during which the recovery of the tuberculosis of the lungs, with the excoriating leucorrhœa, proceeds visibly day by day and the whole appearance improves, 12.
  • Discharge of offensive mucus from the right nostril, 12.
  • Nasal mucus mixed with clotted blood, 1.
  • Bleeding at the nose, in the evening (third and ninth days), 20.
  • Frequent blowing of blood from the nose, 4.
  • Nosebleed daily, only from the left nostril, 12.
  • Frequently repeated nosebleed (first week), 12.
  • Nosebleed on slightly blowing the nose, in the morning after rising from bed, for two days, 6.
  • Nosebleed two or three times every day, 1.
  • Nosebleed in the afternoon, after which the head was relieved (thirtieth day), 76. [760.]
  • Nosebleed, especially when he becomes heated (after seventy hours), 4.
  • Clotted blood in the nose, for several days, 12.
  • Violent bleeding at the nose, almost every time he blew it (thirty-second day), 20.
  • Subjective.
  • Stoppage of the nose (eighteenth day), 76.
  • Stoppage of the nose, with nasal sound of the voice (thirty-third day), 75.
  • In the morning, obstruction of the nose, from which a quantity of blood was blown during the whole day, with aching in the forehead (seventh day), 20.
  • Obstruction of the nose, which began to bleed as soon as he attempted to expel air through it (second day), 21.
  • Nose stopped by constant dry catarrh, with frequent hawking of mucus from the throat, 12.
  • Sensation of dry catarrh in the upper part of the nose, worse in the evening; the nose seems stopped, 1.*
  • Dryness of the nose internally, in the evening, so that the dried mucus had to be removed; in the morning the nose was normal; after lying in bed some time the dry catarrh returned (thirty-ninth day), 13. [770.]
  • Unusual dryness in both nasal cavities (thirteenth day), 20.*
  • Troublesome dryness in the nose , lasting half an hour (soon); dryness in the nose (fourth day), 74.*
  • *Troublesome dryness and sensitiveness of the nose , as at the commencement of catarrh. This sensation extended by degrees into the frontal sinuses, and the eyes also became sensitive; these symptoms disappeared in the afternoon (fifteenth day); after rising, the same feeling in the left nostril and right frontal sinus came on that had been experienced two days before; but now the right nostril was entirely free from it (seventeenth day), 72.
  • Troublesome dryness in the nose up into the frontal sinuses, in the evening (forty-first day); troublesome dryness in the nose (forty-second and forty-third days); with tickling in the forenoon, the dryness and pressure in the nose and frontal sinuses so increased that he was very much incommoded by it in his lecture; at noon a catarrhal flowing came on and disappeared again entirely in an hour after; soon after the pressure on the root of the nose and copious secretion of mucus returned; the pressure afterwards drew off towards the ears, where it produced tension in the auditory passages and stoppages of the ears (forty-sixth day); dryness and tension in the nose, with a feeling as if the whole mucous membrane were swollen (immediately, forty-seventh day); the familiar troublesome dry feeling in the nose appeared at noon, while sitting quietly in the room; was much ameliorated in the open air, but returned, though less violently, on coming into the house again; the nose first became moist after he had smoked a cigar (forty-ninth day); dryness of the nose (sixty-sixth day); on smoking a cigar (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Sensation of tension above the right wing of the nose, disappearing after rubbing (after twenty-four hours), 6.
  • Dull pain at the root of the nose, with a feeling of warmth, as if a cold would set in, in the forenoon (first day), 20.
  • Painful pressure at the root of the nose (third day), 21.*
  • Burning in the lower border of the right nostril, which was sensitive to touch (for half an hour), at noon (fifty-fourth day), 73.
  • Burning and dryness in the right nostril, up as high as the frontal sinuses (sixty-eighth day); burning in the whole nose, which feels swollen, with increased sensitiveness on the septum, on which several vesicles are to be seen; the vesicles are dried up in the afternoon (seventy-seventh day), 72.
  • In the right nostril, a feeling of soreness or ulceration, which was aggravated by pressure upon the ala, but disappearing on the following day (fifty-sixth day), 44.* [780.]
  • Stitches in the left wing of the nose, 80.
  • Corrosive crawling on the nose, 1.
  • Crawling in the nose, as in coryza, 1.
  • Smell.
  • Dulness of the senses of smell and taste (seventh to thirteenth day), 24.

FACE

  • Objective.
  • Looks very ill, and is somewhat bloated in the face (twenty-first day); looks pale and earthy (twenty-fourth day), 76.
  • Suffering expression, 12.
  • Bad, sunken appearance (seventh day), 26.
  • The face is wan, and the appearance bad all day (sixty-sixth day), 73.
  • She looks very much disturbed, with a pale face, rapid emaciation, and great weakness, which, together with her derangement, she makes great effort to conceal from others, 12.
  • The hitherto earthy expression becomes brighter (first four weeks), 12. [790.]
  • The pale look in a fourteen year old girl gradually gave place to fresh red cheeks (during the first six weeks), 12.
  • Pale yellow color of the face, 12.
  • Constantly hot, fiery red face, with small fine varicosities itching very much, 12.
  • Redness of the face, with cool extremities, in the afternoon (twenty-sixth day), 76.
  • Looked pale (eighth day), 20.
  • Constant paleness of the face, 12.
  • Looks pale and sickly (eighty-fourth day), 42.
  • Skin of the face unclean, as if dirty, 12.
  • Face, œdematous, puffy for a long time, 12.
  • Glistening white erysipelas of the face, 12.
  • Subjective. [800.]
  • The face and lips feel swollen by paroxysms, 12.
  • The face seems burnt by the sun, though it is not, 12.
  • Pain in the face, at first daily at 7 A.M. and 8.30 P.M., afterwards more dull and lasting all day, commencing in the left cheek-bone, near the ear, extending through the teeth to the nose, and through the eye and eyebrow to the temple and into the head; about 8.30 P.M., a dull electric shock through the dental nerves and thence suddenly spreading out, with burning like fire in the painful parts, which are very sensitive to sunlight; the left eye is also very much affected, smaller and very sensitive to every change of air; previous to this there had been many very large boils and pimples on the face and neck (tenth month), 12.
  • Burning tearing in the whole left side of the face, apparently in the periosteum, at dinner (sixteenth day), 72.
  • Slight drawing in the right masseter, with accumulation of saliva in the mouth (seventy-second day), 72.
  • Soon I perceived a slow drawing, sometimes darting pain, in the right half of the face, from the temple to the teeth; then the whole became sensitive, and increased in sensitiveness with the subsequent symptoms, in the course of the afternoon, 62.
  • Drawing pain between the mouth and nose, as if the periosteum were tense; a pain extended over the nasal bones, as if a saddle were upon them, 7.
  • Acute drawing pain in the face through the left cheek, teeth, ear, and down the side of the neck, worse when lying down at night, relieved when walking about and by warm covering, 12.
  • Violent tearing in the face at night, with swelling of the cheeks, ending with an ulcerated tooth, 12.
  • Tearing pain in the face, constantly increasing, with swelling of the left cheek, lasting five days (after second day), 12. [810.]
  • Lightning-sticking pains in the face, extending into the left jaw, which has no teeth, through the ear, and into the head, by paroxysms, 12.
  • Cheek.
  • Swelling of the glands on the side of the left cheek, 1.
  • Over night the left cheek becomes thick, with tension in it, and drawing in the teeth, which increased till the next day, rose higher, to the eye, under which œdematous swelling appeared, then extended over the nose, and gradually spread over the other cheek, and after the second day it diminished, with aching in the gum, very general weak feeling, and a drawing nervous pain in all the limbs (a kind of œdematous erysipelas, in one who had never been subject to it), (seventh month), 12.
  • Circumscribed burning redness of the cheeks, daily in the afternoon, with internal excitement and increased pains in the head and teeth, 12.
  • Sensation as if a spot under the right nostril would become indurated (after three hours and a half), 3.
  • Cramplike pain in the right cheek when the part is at rest (after half an hour), 5.
  • Jerking, fine-sticking pain in the muscles of the cheeks, only when walking in the open air, 1.
  • Boring pain in the left malar bone, relieved by touch (after seven, and twenty-nine hours), 8.*
  • Burrowing, painful itching in the left malar bone (after half an hour), 8.
  • Tearing in the jaws, with swelling of cheeks, nose, and under the eyes, with heat and stinging and bruised feeling in them, 12. [820.]
  • Crawling drawing in the left zygoma, which left behind, for a long time, a feeling or dulness (seventeenth day); appeared again on the same, and afterwards on the right side (eighteenth day), 56.
  • Crawling and drawing in both zygomata, and in the left upper maxillary bone, came on instantaneously, and disappeared again as rapidly as it had appeared (first day), 57.
  • Crawling drawing in the zygomata for six weeks, 57.
  • In the evening, while chewing a piece of bread, an intense sticking pain between the left ear and zygomatic arch , as if the jaw-bone had suddenly become dislocated, extorting a scream; this pain was experienced every time he attempted to chew, continuing the whole evening, and was still felt the next morning (second day); the before-mentioned pain in the muscles of mastication, on chewing, in the evening (third day), 32.
  • Crawling and twitching extending towards the zygoma, 1.
  • Stiffness of the left masseter muscles, painful on opening the jaws (after four days), 11.
  • Transient drawing in the left superior maxillary bone, at 1 P.M. (sixth day); drawing in the left superior maxillary bone, at 5 P.M. (tenth day); in the right superior maxillary bone, in the forenoon (eleventh day), 65.
  • Drawing tearing in the left side of the upper jaw by paroxysms, 12.
  • Repeated gnawing-boring pain in the left upper jaw (after one hour and a half), 8.
  • Violent tearing in the left upper jaw, extending towards the eye (after two hours), 5.
  • Lips. [830.]
  • The whole of the lips, the gums, and the frænum of the tongue are covered with a number of large and small white flat ulcers, 12.
  • The lips are heated and cracked, and pain very acutely when eating, 12.
  • The lips, gum, and tongue are very pale, 12.
  • The upper lip, which has been thick for a long time, becomes still more swollen (second week), 12.
  • The thick scrofulous upper lip becomes smaller (third week), 12.
  • Blisters on the upper lip, 12.
  • In the forenoon, on the upper lip, an elevated, red violently itching spot , which compelled him to scratch, but was gone without a trace, at the expiration of an hour (twenty-eighth day), 72.
  • Slight heat and redness, with burning on the upper lip, in the morning (fifty-fourth day); upper lip somewhat swollen and burning (sixty-seventh day); violently itching tubercle makes its appearance upon the upper lip, near the right corner of the mouth (seventy-first day), 72.
  • On the edge of the upper lip two small, dark red, burning spots, of the size of a lentil; on which, during the three following days, little elevations were developed, which dried up, and fell off (after ten days); later two new spots appeared, which ran the same course (tenth day), 56.
  • The lower lip swells and becomes scurfy, 12. [840.]
  • A large blister on the inner surface of the lower lip, 12.
  • The lips are painful, as if burnt, 12.
  • Twitching of the upper lip, 1, 12.
  • In the evening, sudden cramplike twitching of the under lip , and here and there in circumscribed spots on the skin (thirty-first day), 72.
  • Jerking sensation in the upper lip, near the corner of the mouth, 6.*
  • Dryness of the lips without thirst (after eleven hours), 8.
  • The upper lip is sensitive (seventy-seventh day), 72.*
  • Burning on the red of the lips and palate, 1.
  • Cutting in the left side of the upper lip, 80.
  • A cutting through the left half of the under lip, from below upward (second day), 83. [850.]
  • (Stitches in the lips), 1.
  • Fine itching in the inner side of the upper lip, 3.
  • Chin.
  • The joints of the lower jaw crack when he yawns, a wholly unusual occurrence (thirty-seventh day), 73.
  • Tearing drawing in the right lower jaw in the evening, 6.
  • Tearing pains in the under jaw, which began on both sides, in the region of the joint, ran forward together in a line to the chin, united, and simultaneously disappeared, 79.
  • Flying tearing in separate jerks, from the angle of the under jaw to the os hyoides, pretty deep in the integuments (forty-fifth day), 73.
  • Stitches in the lower jaw coming out of the ear, 1.
  • Needle-like stitches in the left lower jaw (after one hour and a half), 8.
  • Violent drawing stitch in the angle of the left lower jaw, disappearing after touch (after eight minutes), 8.
  • A boring stitch in the right side of the under jaw (sixty-first day), 73. [860.]
  • Sticking pain in the left lower jaw, afterwards some acute stitches, as with needles in the left side of the brain, towards morning (sixty-seventh day), 14.

MOUTH

  • Teeth.
  • Grating of the teeth at night, 12.
  • The teeth become a dirty yellow , which persists, 12.*
  • (The teeth which had been yellow during the first part of the proving began to be whiter), (fifty-ninth day), 13.
  • Bleeding of all the teeth, in two paroxysms, in one day, 12.
  • Looseness of the teeth, which are also in part crumbly, 12.
  • The teeth seem loose and sensitive to every touch, 12.
  • All her teeth seemed loose in the morning (nineteenth day), 76.
  • Sensation in the lower front teeth, as if the gum were loosened from the teeth, the gum is red, with dark-blue points, and with a white suppurating margin around the necks of the teeth, 12.
  • All the teeth are painfully sore, making chewing impossible, 12. [870.]
  • Sore pain beneath the last right teeth, 7.
  • Great sensitiveness of the front teeth, cold and warmth cause breaking pains (fifty-third day), 13.
  • Increased sensitiveness of the eye-teeth, a rigid sensation on biting on them, with vertigo and dulness of the head (sixty-eighth day), 13.
  • Toothache from evening till midnight, dull, as from fine pressure upon a nerve, with at times jerking in it, 1.
  • Toothache in all the back teeth of both sides, increasing from day to day, only caused by chewing while eating, and rendered intolerable when biting upon them; lasting a long time (fifth month), 12.
  • Dull toothache in the left side, as if the teeth were affected by acids, together with aching in the left side of the forehead, and increased desire to urinate, 12.
  • A continuous digging and burning pain in two upper hollow molars of the right side. (Toothache removed by a dose of Merc. sol. 3), (third day); the toothache returned, whenever he entered a warm room from the street, and remained there a little while; cold water was the only palliative when the pain was very violent, it gradually disappeared in some days (fourth day), 22.
  • The toothache again made its appearance, but only under similar circumstances (fourth day); after walking in the open air, he entered a warm room, when the above-described toothache again made its appearance, but soon abated, and disappeared on using cold water. This symptom returned as often as he entered a closed apartment, and remained in it for awhile. It was immediately diminished by inhaling the air at an open window for a few minutes (eleventh day), 23.
  • The toothache returned ten minutes after having entered a warm room without fire, in the forenoon (first day); the toothache made its appearance again in the usual paroxysms (thirteenth day); toothache came on again as often as he entered a closed apartment from the open air (fifteenth to thirty-third day), 24.
  • A continued digging pain in two hollow upper molars of the right side, relieved by cold water, but increased by warm soup and tobacco-smoke (fourth day), 25. [880.]
  • Burrowing and hammering toothache, aggravated by every touch of the tongue, and worse at night, with a dark-red gum, and with swelling of the cheek, painful to touch (second month), 12.
  • Ulcerating toothache, lasting a long time, coming and going, 12.
  • Constant corroding pain in a hollow tooth, affecting the whole side of the head, aggravated by all cold (drinks or air), and also by chewing (after four days), 11.
  • Breaking toothache in the front teeth, caused by cold drink (sixty-seventh day), 13.
  • Pressing pain in a hollow tooth on blowing the nose, 1.
  • Sudden pressive pain in the root of an old tooth, followed by the formation of an ulcer on the gum (after thirteen months), 14.
  • After every cup of his accustomed tea he suffered from a violent pressing pain in the first lower molar, as if the tooth were splitting asunder, a pain which afterwards extended over the whole upper and lower jaw, and gradually disappeared (after one hour), 5.
  • Acute nervous drawing in the front teeth, 12.
  • Sharp drawing toothache in the lower teeth, extending from below upward, frequently without cause, usually worse while eating, 1.
  • Drawing in the lower incisors, immediately (tenth day), 63 ; several times (sixteenth day), 67. [890.]
  • Wandering, drawing pains in the hollow teeth for two days (after thirteen days), 75.
  • Tearing in the teeth of the left side, in the afternoon (thirty-fourth day), 75.
  • Paroxysm of tearing toothache, every night, at midnight, 12.
  • Tearing in the teeth, recurring daily, from 10 to 11 A.M., and in the evening, 12.
  • Tearing pains in the right lower teeth, with swelling of the cheek, extending as far as below the chin, preventing opening the mouth, with pains in the throat that make swallowing difficult, 12.
  • Violent tearing toothache, day and night, extending through all the teeth, suddenly coming and going, lasting four weeks, 12.
  • Violent tearing toothache drives him out of bed at night, 12.
  • Sudden violent tearing in the first left lower molar, suddenly extending over the whole lower jaw (after three-quarters of an hour), 5.
  • Jerking pain in a hollow tooth, in the morning, 1.
  • Feeling of numbness of the incisors (thirty-seventh day), 13. [900.]
  • Tolerably strong, jumping-sticking pain in a hollow tooth of the left under jaw, which had never ached before; this pain appeared only upon the day of taking the drug, and about three to four hours after its administration; it disappeared again under the subsequent remarkably large doses, 82.
  • Sticking pain in an incisor, 1.
  • A sudden stitch in a hollow tooth, in the evening while eating (sixteenth day), 13.
  • Toothache, like a hacking or sharp throbbing in the gum, 2.
  • Throbbing in the teeth, with tearing, swelling of the left cheek, under the chin and in the mouth, as from an abscess, which would break, with stitches in it, with a faint sick feeling, loss of appetite, very coated tongue, a sensation of emptiness in the whole fore part of the abdomen, lasting two days, and disappearing very suddenly on the third day, 12.
  • Gums.
  • The gum bleeds easily, and is sore to touch, 12.
  • The gum is swollen, with streaks of dark redness, and with large distended veins, and in many spots, as also on the lips, covered with superficial white ulcers, with constant tearing toothache and headache, 12.
  • Great swelling of the gum and tongue, which are painful every time she takes anything hard into the mouth, or eats, 1.
  • Gum swollen and painfully sore, 1.
  • A white superficial chancre-like ulcer on the inflamed gum, by a lower incisor, in a five year old sickly boy, after vaccination (sixth month), 12. [910.]
  • Tartar forms on the gum, so that the gum is painful to touch, and bleeds profusely, for several days (sixty-first day), 13.
  • Sensitiveness of the gums of the molars, at noon (ninth day), 53.
  • A momentary darting pain in the gums of the right upper jaw, during the siesta at 4.30 P.M. (tenth day), 32.
  • Sore sensation in the left lower gum when touched (after forty-eight hours), 11.
  • The gum is painful in spots, as if inflamed, with transient shooting pain through single teeth, 12.
  • A sore aching in the gum and a lower incisor, every evening, 12.
  • Sticking jerking through the gum of the last lower molar (after thirty-four hours), 11.
  • Tongue.
  • Tongue swollen, especially on the right side, he bites it easily, frequently recurring (ninth month), 12.
  • The tongue is thickened, though with white cracks on the margin, and the whole upper surface covered with numerous dark red, blunted papillæ towards the posterior portion, 12.
  • Ulcer on the left margin of the tongue, indurated, painfully sensitive to touch (twenty-second week), 13. [920.]
  • A painful ulcer on the left margin of the tongue, afterwards on the right margin (after six months), 13.*
  • Small white vesicles on the tongue, resembling miliary rash (twentieth day); vesicles, which had almost vanished, reappeared with burning, especially after eating warm food. This was accompanied with painful compression in the region of both malleoli of the left foot, and slight burning during urination, the urine being redder than usual (twenty-fourth day), 20.*
  • A white blister on the side of the tongue, close to its root, which is painfully sore, 1.*
  • Tongue coated slimy, 12.
  • The tongue is covered with thick brown mucus, 12.
  • Tongue coated white, without thirst, 9.
  • Tongue somewhat furred, and half dry (twenty-fifth day); thickly-coated tongue (forty-sixth day), 76.
  • Tongue furred (thirty-seventh day), 46.
  • Burning and redness of the tip of the tongue, which is frequently covered with sore points, 12.*
  • Sensation of falling asleep of the tongue when eating, with the same sensation constantly in the tips of all the fingers (fourteenth month), 12. [930.]
  • Dryness of the tongue (soon, thirteenth day), 46.
  • Tongue dry at the point (twenty-sixth day), 76.
  • *The tip of the tongue is painfully sore to touch, 1.
  • Burning on the tongue (fourth day), 74.
  • Tongue very sore (fourth day), 70.*
  • Prickling sensation on the tongue near the posterior part, soon, 13.
  • Raw, scraping sensation on the tongue, which is coated white; a longish white blister in front of the middle of the tongue, which is somewhat painful, 1.
  • Violent cutting in the tip of the tongue, and on its under surface, 81.
  • A pressing stitch, as from a needle, gradually increasing in severity, beneath the right side of the tongue; at times aggravated by swallowing (after four hours), 5.
  • General Mouth.
  • Tetter in the mouth, 12. [940.]
  • Aphthæ in the mouth, 12.
  • Small, white superficial suppurating spots on the inner surface of the left cheek, 12.
  • Many blisters in the whole mouth, lasting a long time, 12.
  • The inner mouth is very much affected, as if filled with blisters, or as if he had burnt his mouth , with much thirst at night, 1.*
  • Dryness of the mouth, lips, tongue, fauces, and nose, 12.
  • Feeling of dryness on the palate, without thirst (after eleven hours), 8.
  • Dryness of the back part of the mouth, with thirst, even in the morning, 1.
  • Dryness of the palate, with inclination to cough (fourth day), 46.
  • Dryness of the palate (twentieth day), 20 ; (sixth day), 54.
  • Sensation of dryness in the mouth (second day), 45. [950.]
  • Great heat in the mouth, and everything pains, as if burnt, 12.
  • A pressure and feeling of heaviness in the curtain of the palate, 1.
  • Feeling of soreness about the hard palate , as if burnt and covered with vesicles (twenty-second day), 32.
  • Palate very sore (fourth day), 70.
  • Sticking from the right velum palati into the internal ear, at night (sixteenth day), 67.
  • Saliva.
  • Sudden salivation, a large quantity day and night, much clear saliva runs from the mouth, with disappearance of the toothache (seventh month), 12.
  • Increased secretion of sweet saliva (lasting five hours), (after five hours, third day), 68.
  • Spitting of much saliva, in the evening (fourth day), 70.
  • Increased secretion of saliva (fifth day), 10 ; (in two hours, and ninth day), 71.
  • Great accumulation of mucus in the morning (eighteenth day); frequent spitting of saliva and mucus, with hollowness at the stomach and insipid taste (twenty-first day), 76. [960.]
  • Greatly increased secretion of saliva (of a metallic taste), lasting two hours, with swelling of the salivary glands (after one hour); renewed increase of saliva (of an acid taste), for two hours, (third and fourth days), 69.
  • A profuse secretion of insipid saliva in the night (seventh day), 31.
  • Accumulation of much saliva in the mouth, immediately (fifth and seventh days), 48.
  • Great flow of saliva into the mouth (ninth day), 20.
  • Saliva somewhat bloody, 1.
  • Streaks of blood in saliva (twenty-fourth day), 42.
  • Taste.
  • Bad taste, 12.
  • Taste insipid, with a sensation as if the stomach were disordered (sixth day), 32.
  • Insipid taste (eighteenth and twenty-first days), 76.
  • Insipid sweetish taste in the mouth several evenings, 1. [970.]
  • Pasty taste in the mouth, in the morning, 12.
  • Bad taste in the mouth, in the morning (twenty-second day), 76.
  • Taste insipid and acrid (forty-ninth day), 13.
  • Pasty, flat taste in the mouth, with a whitish yellow tongue, as after a fever (after twelve months), 13.
  • Sharp taste in the mouth, immediately after breakfast (fourth day), 74.
  • A very unpleasant sweetish-salt taste, especially in the back part of the mouth, and on the root of the tongue (thirty-seventh day); a bitter sharp salt taste in the mouth, particularly about the root of the tongue (forty-sixth and forty-seventh days); unpleasant taste in the mouth after eating ices (fifty-eighth day); unpleasant, resinous, constrictive taste (fifty-ninth day), 73.
  • Nauseous taste (eighth day), 46 ; (fifth day), 48.
  • (Tobacco has a mouldy taste on smoking), 1.
  • Qualmish taste in the mouth after eating, for several days in succession, 1.
  • Food tastes as if salted too little, 1. [980.]
  • Taste of bad eggs in the mouth, in the morning fasting, with a very slimy coating of the tongue and teeth, 12.
  • Bloody taste in the mouth and some spitting of blood, from which he had never before suffered (after six months), 13.
  • Sweetish taste (twenty-fourth day), 43.
  • Slimy sweetish taste in the mouth, after eating, 1.
  • Sweet taste in the mouth, associated with a gonorrhœal discharge, 12.
  • Acid taste, with increased secretion of saliva, at 6 P.M. (eighth day), 70.
  • Sour and bitter taste, with eructations, 12.
  • Sour taste in the mouth, always after eating, with a sour odor from the mouth, 12.
  • Bread tastes bitter, 9.
  • Bitter, sour taste, 12. [990.]
  • Bitter taste, 12, 47, 76.
  • Bitter taste to the saliva (after two hours), 8.
  • Mouth tasted very bitter in the morning (nineteenth day), 76.
  • Taste so bitter that she was obliged to get up in the night and rinse out her mouth (nineteenth night), 76.
  • A bitter mucous taste in the mouth (sixteenth day), 76.
  • Food had a disagreeable bitter sharp after taste, which was recognized, especially at the root of the tongue and in the fauces, at noon; even black coffee left behind an unpleasant after taste (seventieth day), 72.
  • Dulness of taste (fifteenth day), 27.
  • At noon he was unable to distinguish by the taste what sort of a soup he was eating (it was dark). Nor was he able to discern the vegetables by taste, and black coffee tasted like warm water without aroma (second day); dulness of the senses of taste and smell (seventh to thirteenth day), 24.
  • Dulness of taste (seventh day); in the afternoon (ninth day), 26.
  • Speech.
  • Stuttered very much when speaking (first and second day), 92.

THROAT. [1000.]

  • Hawking up of mucus (thirty-third day), 75.
  • Hawking up of large lumps of a blackish-green color, 12.
  • Moderate expectoration of mucus from the throat by hawking and raising, after which the general condition is improved, 12.
  • Much mucus in the throat, which is very painful to raise, 12.
  • Hawking up of dark clotted blood from the throat, in the morning (fifth month, recurring in the eighth month), 12.
  • Streaks of blood in the mucus hawked up, frequently recurring at indefinite periods (sixth and seventh months), 12.
  • Hawking of tenacious mucus, which is difficult to loosen (forty-second day), 13.*
  • Hawking of much watery mucus, in the morning (eighty-second day), 13.
  • Obliged to hawk for half an hour in the morning, in order to raise tenacious mucus from the throat (after twelve months), 13.
  • Frequent hawking, with the sensation as if the throat were sore, continuing three days (eighth day), 46. [1010.]
  • Frequent hawking, with cough (twelfth day); worse; the cough, with oppression of the chest (sixteenth day), 46.
  • Frequent hawking of mucus (fifteenth day), 27.
  • Frequent hawking and hacking (eighth day), 21.
  • Frequently obliged to hawk and throw off white, tough mucus (ninth night), 53.
  • While eating, much mucus in the throat, which she is obliged to hawk up, else she cannot swallow the food, 1.
  • Frequent hawking up of thick mucus, in the morning (thirty-seventh and sixty-fourth days), 73.
  • The mucus hawked up had an unpleasant, sharp, resinous taste (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Frequent hawking up of mucus (twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days); of a tough mucus (fortieth day), 52.
  • Blood-red mucus is hawked up from the fauces, 4.
  • A nauseating rancid vapor rises into the throat, recognized by the smell, 3. [1020.]
  • The throat becomes thick, the thyroid gland swells and becomes sensitive, 12.
  • Swelling of the whole right side of the throat and face, eye, right cheek, gum, and cervical gland, mostly beneath the ear, together with nosebleed and dry coryza on the right side, 12.
  • Swelling of the throat, for four days (after eleven days), 77.
  • Sensation of an internal swelling in the throat preventing swallowing, as from a growth, unusually distressing and constantly recurring, so that no clothing could be tolerated about the throat, and speech was difficult, 12.
  • The throat seems internally swollen, with stinging pains, making swallowing difficult, 12.
  • Sensation of choking in the throat amounting even to suffocation, obliging him to walk about at night, whereby it was somewhat relieved (twelfth month), 12.
  • Pain in the throat during deglutition, 38.
  • Pain in the throat, as if sore, hoarseness, and rough barking cough, 13.
  • Pains, as if the throat were swollen, with dark-red swelling of the left tonsil, which is covered with a broad white superficial ulcer (fourth week), 12.
  • (Pain in the throat, always close to the larynx, with swelling of the glands, and bad taste that distinctly starts from the larynx when eating, talking, and hawking, with frequent expectoration of small offensive-smelling masses like millet seeds, for three weeks, then entirely disappearing and followed by steady improvement, in a tuberculous patient), (seventh month), 12. [1030.]
  • Sore throat, with hoarseness, and rough cough, 12.
  • A sensation in the right side of the throat as though it were about to inflame; during the whole day, stinging pains when swallowing, which disappeared again entirely in the subsequent night (after one hour, fifth day), 37.
  • A kind of sore pain on swallowing saliva, as if air penetrated a wound, in the whole palate, extending toward the left ear internally, 1.
  • Sore throat, like swelling from taking cold, 1.
  • Sore throat, with a feeling as if there were a constricted spot in it, 12.
  • Rawness in the throat, as from snuff, 1.
  • Rawness in the throat, as if the skin were denuded, 12.
  • Dryness in the throat (forty-first day), 44 ; (eighth day), 54.
  • Frequent great dryness of the throat, as if it would stick together, 12.
  • A peculiar dryness up and down the throat, as from sand, with uprising heat and a bad odor from the mouth, 12. [1040.]
  • Feeling of dryness in the throat, with frequent hawking and spitting of a white tough mucus and confluence of much saliva into the mouth; the taste was injured by it, and the food tasted as if it had not salt enough, 55.
  • Feeling of dryness and sense of constriction in the throat; the same sensation that is perceived when one is for a long time exposed to the heat of the sun without drinking (twelfth day); in a slight degree (thirteenth day), 66.
  • Feeling of dryness in the throat, lasting two hours, soon (fourth day); lasting all day, immediately (fifteenth day); the whole evening (sixteenth day), 67.
  • Throat dry and rough , and some difficulty in swallowing (twelfth day), 72.
  • Dryness of the throat, and painful deglutition with the chill (sixth day), 78.
  • Scraping in the throat, 1, 35, 68 ; (first day), 70.
  • Scraping in the throat and inclination to cough (third day); the scraping continued, with frequent cough (fifth day); scraping in the throat, compelling him to cough (thirteenth day); with cough (twenty-sixth day); with frequent cough (thirty-fourth day), 46.
  • Sensation of a hair in the throat, 12.
  • Sensation mostly like a plug in the throat, which he attempts to relieve by coughing, 12.
  • Sensation of roughness in the throat came on and lasted until afternoon (after one hour, eighth day); feeling of roughness on the tongue, hard palate, and in the throat (immediately, ninth day), 53. [1050.]
  • Scraping in the throat provoking dry cough (first night), 12.
  • Scraping and roughness in the throat (tenth day), 54.
  • Scraping in the throat after eating ices (fifty-eighth day), 72.
  • Feeling of roughness in the throat, lasting some hours (fourth day), 64.
  • Feeling of roughness in the throat, in the evening (tenth and eleventh days), 65.
  • Feeling of roughness in the throat, which soon went off; then for an hour, a feeling in the throat as if there were a painless tumor there (fifth day), 66.
  • A little roughness in the throat (thirteenth day), 72.
  • Roughness in the throat, with continual inclination to hawk, and with a deeper tone of the voice, in the morning, disappearing again after breakfast (fifty-eighth day), 72.
  • Roughness in the throat, in the morning (sixty-seventh day), 72.
  • Throat rough, scraping, as if it would become inflamed (after fourteen months), 13. [1060.]
  • Irritation of the throat causing a dry hacking cough (after thirteen months), 13.
  • An acrid sensation in the throat suddenly provoking cough, 12.
  • Burning, as from bitterness in the throat, 12.
  • Burning in the throat, obliging him to hawk (soon, thirty-eighth day), 73.
  • Cutting-burning pain in the throat close to the larynx, with swelling of the glands of the right and left side, with stitches extending into the ear, and heavy swollen tongue preventing swallowing (fourth month), 12.
  • Pressure in the back part of the throat on swallowing, 1.
  • Pressure and sticking in the throat when laughing and talking, 12.
  • Scraping, pressure, and salt mucus in the throat, 12.
  • Pressure in the throat increases so that the trachea seems to become constantly narrower, 12.
  • Biting and bubbling in the throat, rising up from low down in the left side, 12. [1070.]
  • Sticking in the throat, 1.
  • Sticking in the pit of the throat, 79.
  • Sticking-tearing drawing in the throat, and a sore sensation, with heat in it when coughing (first day), 12.
  • Crawling in the throat preventing loud talking, 12.
  • Uvula and Tonsils.
  • The uvula seemed to be lengthened, in the afternoon (third day), 46.
  • The arch of the palate, uvula, tonsils, and fauces suddenly became inflamed and dark red, and covered with superficial white ulcers, especially on the uvula, from the tip of which a piece is lost, with the most profuse salivation, bad odor from the mouth, sleeplessness, and inability to swallow, 12.
  • Tonsils and inner throat swollen, 1.
  • Tonsils vividly reddened, in the afternoon (third day); red (nineteenth day), 46.
  • Slight swelling of the tonsils, painful and inducing frequent deglutition (twentieth day), 20.
  • Fauces and Pharynx.
  • Fauces dry (ninth night), 53. [1080.]
  • Violent thrustlike stitches in the right side of the fauces suddenly extending into the ear, with a sensation in the ear, on opening and closing the mouth, as if there were an opening in it through which the air could penetrate (after six hours and a half), 5.
  • Dryness of the pharynx (twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days), 52.
  • A slight pain in the right side of the pharynx, extending to the ear; swallowing somewhat impeded (ninth day); returned in the afternoon, with a feeling of dryness and increased thirst, and wholly vanished again in the evening (tenth day), 44.
  • Swallowing.
  • Inclination to swallow, 1.
  • Difficult swallowing without any apparent cause, in the throat (third day), 45.
  • Difficulty of swallowing, with gurgling and cracking in the throat, 12.
  • Sudden inability to swallow anything, as if the throat were paralyzed, without pain, swelling or redness, together with paroxysms of accumulation of saliva in the mouth, and a feeling of tightness in the throat (fourteenth month), 12.
  • Sensation as if he could not swallow on account of mucus, and as if the pharynx were contracted; after hawking, the throat feels raw, 1.
  • Painful swallowing (thirty-fifth day), 75.
  • External Throat.
  • Swelling of the cervical glands (after five hours, third day), 68 ; at 6 P.M. (eighth day), 70. [1090.]
  • Swollen glands in the neck and groins, 12.
  • The parotid and neck seem swollen, with pulsation on stooping, 12.
  • Salivary glands very much swollen, much salivation, 1.
  • Pain in the (swollen) cervical glands so that he could not lie down at night, 1.

STOMACH

  • Appetite and Thirst.
  • Great appetite (fifteenth day), 27.
  • Canine hunger, with thirst (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Dinner was devoured with a veritable canine appetite (twenty-second day), 73.
  • Hunger, with pain in the stomach, 12.
  • Ravenous hunger, in the evening (first day), 12.
  • Irresistible longing in the stomach to eat every hour, in the forenoon, 12. [1100.]
  • Very keen appetite, 12.
  • Great desire to eat, with loss of appetite and aversion to food, 12.
  • Ravenous hunger frequently repeated, even waking from sleep at night, 12.
  • Took my lunch about 12.30, which was earlier than usual, feeling hungry; about an hour after looked pale, with feeling of emptiness in the stomach, as if from want to food, which soon went off; after this, more tired than usual, at the Dispensary (eighth day), 90.
  • At about 10.30 A.M., while walking, he was attacked with such deadly hunger that he came near fainting and was obliged, at a very unwonted time, to eat something in a neighboring tavern; this symptom was repeated in the evening of the same, and of the following day (fifty-sixth day), 44.
  • Does not feel satisfied after the usual meal, 12.
  • Appetite, but does not relish food, and after eating, weakness and anxiety, with palpitation, 1.
  • Moderate appetite at noon (twelfth day); uncommonly strong appetite which must be appeased, towards evening (thirty-fifth day), 72.
  • Appetite for only cold things, 12.
  • Great desire to smoke, which he had not experienced up to this time (thirty-sixth day), 13. [1110.]
  • The lost appetite for meat returns (after fourteen days), 12.
  • Longing for milk, 12.
  • Appetite decreased (twentieth and twenty-first days), 43 ; (third day), 28.
  • Complete loss of appetite, 42, 47, 56 , etc.*
  • Less appetite than usual for lunch, and eat very little; yet I did not feel unusually hungry at dinner time (third day), 90.
  • Breakfast did not relish, and while at table, slight vomiturition (twentieth day); but little appetite at noon (thirty-first day), 73.
  • Want of appetite, especially in the evening (third day), 66.
  • Want of appetite, with great thirst and dryness of the mouth (sixth day); no appetite (thirty-fifth to thirty-seventh day), 46.
  • Loss of appetite, no relish for food, 4.
  • Constant aversion to all food, with never a sensation of hunger, 12. [1120.]
  • She has no desire to eat, yet everything eaten is relished, 12.
  • Tobacco smoke is not as agreeable as at other times, in the evening (twenty-first day), 72.
  • No desire to smoke, 13.
  • Loss of desire to smoke; whenever he attempted it, he immediately had a desire for stool (after twelve months), 13.
  • Aversion to meat, 12 ; (second and third days), 45.
  • Aversion to potatoes, of which hitherto she was especially fond, 12.
  • Aversion to milk, 12.
  • Increased thirst (twenty-fourth day), 76.*
  • Thirst for water (forty-ninth day), 13.
  • Great thirst on waking, in the morning (after twelve months), 13. [1130.]
  • Very thirsty after dinner (third, fourth, and eleventh days); great thirst and cold over the whole body, with drowsiness (twelfth day); thirst, with alternations of heat and cold, the latter especially in the dorsal and sacral region, with hot head and face during the day; coldness before midnight, warmth towards morning, perspiration finally (seventeenth day), 76.
  • Violent thirst (fortieth day), 52, 54.
  • Very great and constant thirst, alternating with complete loss of desire to drink, 12.
  • Great thirst and dryness of the mouth, with the want of appetite (sixth day); much thirst in the afternoon (thirteenth day); much thirst (thirty-fifth day), 46.
  • Thirst, without heat, in the morning on rising, 11.
  • Violent thirst for cold drinks all day, without heat (after eight hours); thirst for cold drinks before dinner, and for some time afterwards (after ten and eleven hours), 8.
  • Little thirst, 60.
  • Eructations.
  • Eructations, 43, 47 , etc.
  • Perpetual eructations (twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days), 52, 76, 78, 83.
  • Copious eructations of wind, for two days (after thirteen days), 75. [1140.]
  • Frequent eructations of wind, in the afternoon (thirty-first day), 75.
  • Ineffectual attempts to eructate, 12.
  • Slight eructations all day, 79.
  • Frequent eructations during the customary smoking (after seventeen hours), 8.
  • Frequent eructations, with nausea (immediately, tenth day), 53.
  • Frequent eructations of wind (one hour after second dose, second day), 66 ; (eighteenth day), 76.
  • Frequent eructations of wind, preceded each time by painful constriction of the stomach, in the forenoon (thirty-fourth day), 73.
  • Incessant eructations of air while eating, 13.
  • Many eructations, with diarrhœa, 12.
  • On drinking water, the last swallow returns through the nose, not when eating, 12. [1150.]
  • Increasing development of gas in the stomach and intestines, with almost incessant eructations, repeated in constantly renewed paroxysms, at times less, at times greater, 12.
  • Great uprisings of acidity from the stomach, 23.
  • Eructations for several hours after each dose, 30.
  • Eructations and emission of flatus relieved the cramp in the stomach and chest, the anxiety, palpitation, cramps in the muscles, and the pains in the ulcers on the feet, 12.
  • Empty eructations, after which he was obliged to lie down, the eyes closed, but he could not sleep, yawned a great deal; after half an hour he rose and felt very weak, and his legs felt beaten (fifty-fifth day), 13.
  • Very violent eructations, with heartburn and acidity in the stomach, 12.
  • Unusual violent and continued eructations of air from the distended stomach, 12.
  • Rancid eructations, 1.
  • Frequent eructations, as of rancid grease (twenty-eighth day); rancid eructations (thirty-second day), 20.
  • Frequent eructations (after two hours); continued rancid eructations (eighth day); rancid eructations for eight hours (thirteenth day), 21.
  • Eructations tasting of food during the customary smoking (after eight hours), 8. [1160.]
  • Frequent eructations of food, with the taste of the drug, the whole afternoon (after 900 drops), 61.
  • Eructations of the drug (twentieth day), 48.
  • Eructations, with taste of the remedy, immediately after every dose, 45 ; (fourth day), 74 ; in the forenoon (eighth day), 75.
  • Frequent eructations, with the taste of Thuja, after breakfast (thirty-first day), 72.
  • (Bitter eructations after eating), 1.
  • Eructations, with smell of Thuja (eighth day), 46 ; (fortieth day), 52.
  • Eructations of the drugs, for some hours (seventh day), 48.
  • Foul eructations, late in the evening (after twelve hours), 1.
  • Eructations, as of bad eggs, 12.
  • Sour eructations, in the morning, 12.
  • Hiccough. [1170.]
  • Hiccough soon after eating, then pressure in the pit of the stomach, followed by flatulence and eructations, as from a disordered stomach, 1.
  • Hiccough always after eating; also in paroxysms, lasting half and hour, 12.
  • Heartburn.
  • Heartburn (sixty-seventh day), 72.
  • Heartburn on stooping, 1.
  • Heartburn in the afternoon (twenty-fourth and thirty-second days); violent heartburn an hour after dinner, lasting two minutes, then lulling for several minutes, then returning, and so coming on in frequent accesses (fifty-second day); at 7 P.M. (sixty-third day), 73.
  • Heartburn and acidity in the mouth, frequently alternating with coolness of the throat and dryness there, and also on the tongue, 12.
  • Nausea and Vomiting.
  • Nausea (twentieth day), 48.
  • Nausea, with colic and diarrhœa, 12.
  • Nausea relieved by frequent eructations of gas and flatus, worse in the evening, 12.
  • Nausea daily, mostly in the evening after lying down, with accumulation of water in the mouth, 13. [1180.]
  • Qualmish sensation in the stomach, with accumulation of water in the mouth and retching, in the morning fasting, 12.
  • Nausea mounting from the abdomen, with slight inclination to vomit (fourteenth day), 73.
  • Nausea, with vomiturition and accumulation of saliva in the mouth (immediately, thirty-fifth day), 48.
  • Nauseated and disposed to vomit (after each dose), 38.
  • Nausea on taking the drug; this nausea was excited even by the mere sight of the medicine (sixth to tenth day), 37.
  • Nausea and vomiting, and after some vomiting, repeated shaking chill, with heaviness of the upper and lower extremities, and tearing in the occiput, 2.
  • Nausea and qualmishness in the epigastric region (after half an hour), 8.
  • Nausea and frequent vomiting of sourish tasting liquid and food (after three hours), 2.
  • After the customary smoke, qualmishness, with outbreak of perspiration over the whole body, without thirst; after a stool, the nausea and perspiration disappeared (after twenty hours), 6.
  • Qualmishness through the whole night, retching of only mucus, 1. [1190.]
  • Great nausea, with accelerated pulse, at 10 A.M. (twentieth day); feeling of qualmishness in the pit of the stomach (ninety-third day); feeling of qualmishness (one hundred and first day), 43.
  • While walking in the open air he became nauseated and felt anxious and dizzy; he became hot in the face, with anxious perspiration; could scarcely get his breath; the feet seemed so heavy that he staggered (lasting an hour), (after twenty hours), 1.
  • Dinner nauseated him (ninth day), 66.
  • (Everything which she eats causes nausea), 1.
  • Desire to vomit (ninety-third day), 43.
  • Inclination to vomit, in the morning in bed, obliging him to rise, 12.
  • Inclination to vomit in the region of the clavicle without amounting thereto, and ending with uprising of salt-water, 12.
  • After coughing, inclination to vomit, and vomiting of sour mucus (after six months), 12.
  • Retching of bitter water, 12.
  • Vomiturition, with the chill (sixth day), 78. [1200.]
  • Vomiting of mucus without food, 12.
  • Vomiting at night preceded by great anxiety and uneasiness, 12.
  • Stomach.
  • Swelling in the region of the stomach diminished by emissions of flatus (thirty-first day), 46.
  • Pit of the stomach constantly swollen, 12.
  • Loud rumbling in the stomach, 12.
  • Very persistent accumulation of air without distension of the stomach and intestines, which rises into the chest to the heart, and is there seated, and then moves up and down in the abdomen, with constant aching in the lower abdomen deep internally below the navel, as if everything were swollen, and yet the abdomen feels soft, together with loss of appetite, coated tongue, and pressure in the stomach, worse when lying upon the back, better on the left side, 12.
  • The stomach is unable to digest, with eructations tasting of the food, lasting always a long time after eating, causing slight heavy headache, at times also hard beating of the heart and oppression of the chest, 12.
  • Uneasiness in the region of the stomach, with eructations of the drug (thirty-fourth day), 46.
  • Uneasiness in the stomach (fifteenth day), 26 ; (twenty-sixth day), 47.
  • Disagreeable sensation in the stomach continued all day (sixth day), 32. [1210.]
  • Occasional sensation in the right epigastric region, as of something alive moving there (eleventh day), 32.
  • Felt as if his stomach were deranged, with pressure over the scrobiculus, which impeded respiration (after one hour, ninth day), 31.
  • An uneasy feeling in the pit of the stomach; at night two paroxysms of colic, with soft stool, anxiety, and spasmodic drawing in the right lower extremity, 12.
  • The swollen feeling in the pit of the stomach diminishes, 12.
  • Faintness in the stomach, 12.
  • Weakness of the stomach, pressure and heaviness in it after the least food, aggravated by every motion after eating, 12.
  • Weakness in the stomach, with accumulation of saliva in the mouth, after breakfast (fifty-eighth day), 73.
  • Discomfort in the stomach, as if internally soft and thick, 12.
  • Hollowness at the stomach, with the frequent spitting (twenty-first day), 76.
  • Pain in the stomach, with nausea and vomiturition, in the night for an hour (sixth day), 75. [1220.]
  • Stomachache in the forenoon (thirty-second and thirty-third days), 75.
  • Region of stomach very sensitive, even to the least pressure, especially in the evening (one hundred and second day), 43.
  • Spasmodic pain in the epigastric region, 1.
  • Painfulness of the pit of the stomach immediately after eating, so that he cannot bear the hand upon it, 1.
  • Pain in the pit of the stomach after eating, on moving the body, and on feeling of the epigastric region (after eleven days), 1.
  • Pain in the stomach (fifty-seventh day), 73.
  • Constant acute aching in the pit of the stomach, 12.
  • Sensation of soreness in the scrobiculus cordis (first day), 87.
  • Aching in the epigastrium, towards the right hypochondrium for half an hour (more in rest than when walking), in the morning (tenth day), 31.
  • Warm feeling in the region of the stomach (one hundredth day), 43. [1230.]
  • Sensation of increased warmth in the stomach and the whole body (fortieth day), 52.
  • Burning and griping in the stomach, which is painful on pressure, with frequent yawning and tickling in the throat, which provokes cough (sixth month), 12.
  • Burning tensive pressure in and about the pit of the stomach, mostly toward the right and upper part (first day), 12.
  • Burning rising up from the stomach into the throat, with eructations and pressive pain in the stomach and back, 12.
  • Sensation of pressure upon the distended stomach, upon the large bloodvessels on falling asleep; he was suddenly attacked with great weakness, the thoughts vanished, and consciousness in part disappeared, followed by ravenous hunger; similar attacks recurred at times, usually right after a very large dinner, 12.
  • Slight burning in the stomach, in the forenoon (sixteenth day); burning and pressing in the stomach, lasting several hours, in the afternoon (forty-third day); severe from 4 to 6 P.M. (sixty-first day); burning in the stomach for an hour, in the forenoon (sixty-second day); pressing and burning in the stomach for an hour, in the forenoon (sixty-fourth day); increased by movement and by speaking (seventy-second day), 72.
  • Pressing and burning in the stomach for an hour, in the afternoon (eighth day); slight (tenth day); violent burning in the stomach, in the morning (twenty-fourth day); burning and pressing in the stomach, in the forenoon (thirty-first day); burning in the stomach (thirty-first day); pressing and burning in the stomach two hours after dinner (thirty-sixth day); for a quarter of an hour, at 10 A.M. (thirty-seventh day); burning in the stomach after dinner, lasting till evening, and again in the night (fortieth day); pressing and burning, with occasional painful constriction of the stomach, after supper (forty-sixth day); slight burning in the stomach, in the evening (fifty-third day); burning and pressing in the stomach (for an hour), in the afternoon (fifty-fifth day); slight burning in the stomach, at 10 A.M. (fifty-eighth day); after dinner (sixty-sixth day), 73.
  • Burning in the stomach, with eructations with the taste of the drug during the whole forenoon; again at dinner, which was eaten with appetite, lasting an hour (seventieth day); pressing and burning in the stomach, in the evening on eating fish (seventieth day); burning in the stomach for half an hour (seventy-second day); burning in the stomach (seventy-third day), 73.
  • Burning and pressing in the stomach, in the afternoon, lasting an hour (first day); burning in the stomach for an hour, in the evening (second and fifth days), 74.
  • Gnawing-stinging pain in the stomach (coming on in bed and going off after rising), (seventh to thirteenth day), 24.
  • Pressure at the stomach, caused by every meal (eighty-fourth day), 42. [1240.]
  • Pressure in the pit of the stomach, at night (thirty-first day), 43.
  • Slight pressure in the pit of the stomach and in the chest, impeding respiration (after a quarter of an hour), 33.
  • Pressing in the stomach, in the forenoon (second day); extending through the throat into the fauces (thirty-first day), 75.
  • Pressure in the pit of the stomach immediately after eating, 1.
  • Pressure on the right side near the pit of the stomach, as from a foreign body, with frequent stitches, worse in the morning, 79.
  • Pressure in the stomach was occasioned by roast meat eaten in the evening (fifty-second day), 73.
  • Pressure in the pit of the stomach, 12.
  • Very acute pressive pain in the stomach, as if it were compressed with the hand, together with a heavy distressing pressure on the chest, obliging to take a deep breath, and with a sour burning taste in the mouth, 12.
  • Boring pressure above the pit of the stomach (after forty hours), 11.
  • Pressure as from a stone in the stomach, 12. [1250.]
  • After eating, the pressure and fulness of the stomach are worse; also the difficulty of breathing and anxiety, the disinclination to talk, loss of ideas, and cough, 12.
  • Constant gnawing in the stomach, 12.
  • Distressing gnawing in the stomach during a sleepless night, which immediately compels her to eat something against her will, 12.
  • Pressive gnawing in the stomach, with choking and pressure up into the throat even, lasting all day (third month), 12.
  • Distressing oppressed feeling in the pit of the stomach, with trembling in it, as if blood rushed into it, 12.
  • Constrictive cramp in the stomach, with distension of the pit of the stomach, 12.
  • Momentary constrictive cramp, extending from the pit of the stomach up under the arm, 12.
  • Constrictive pain in the stomach, extending towards the navel, with diarrhœa of yellow water, with undigested food, five times (fourth day),

[1V4]

  • Constriction in the epigastric region, at night, with vomiting without nausea, wherewith only air and water came up, 12.
  • Cramp in the stomach, which increases excessively towards evening, 1. [1260.]
  • A momentary starting in the epigastric region, in the direction of the left hypochondrium, as of something alive, while lying in bed (after one hour and a half, second day), 31.
  • Apprehension in the pit of the stomach, which mounts to the head and back again, with qualmishness, 1.
  • Whirling in the stomach, with vertigo, followed by vomiting (eighth week), 12.
  • Throbbing pressure in the pit of the stomach and about the navel, followed by a sensation of weakness in the whole abdomen, 12.
  • Cutting in the epigastrium from the spine outward (fourth day), 84.
  • Cutting pain on left side, near the pit of the stomach, 80.
  • Tearing in the pit of the stomach on bending the body to the right side, 80.
  • Often feels like a sudden jerking in the pit of the stomach, 12.
  • Pinching pain in the stomach, in the forenoon (seventh day), 24.
  • Frequent pinching in the epigastric region during dinner, 5. [1270.]
  • Stitches in the pit of the stomach, 79, 81.
  • Stitches from the spine through the epigastric region, forward to the pit of the stomach, 79.
  • Sticking on the left side, near the scrobiculus, from within outwards (first day), 84.
  • Several dull stitches near the scrobiculus on the left side (fifth day), 84.
  • A fine painless throbbing, like a beating of an artery, in the middle of the pit of the stomach (after three-quarters of an hour), 5.
  • Pulsation in the pit of the stomach, 12.
  • A distressing beating and throbbing in the pit of the stomach, causing anxiety (ninth month), 12.

ABDOMEN

  • Hypochondria.
  • The liver is swollen and very sensitive; with especially disagreeable spasmodic drawing back and forth, which extends into the abdomen, and affects the stomach, with frequent attacks of nausea and vertigo, during which the loosest clothing seems too tight (third week), 12.
  • Fulness, tension, pressure, and sticking in the liver, 12.
  • Tight pressure and fulness in the hepatic region, and in the pit of the stomach, so that stooping is difficult, with burning on the forepart of the tongue, and in the œsophagus, with rawness and with dry sticky lips, without thirst (twelfth week), 12. [1280.]
  • Great soreness, as if bruised, deep in the middle of the liver, sometimes of longer, sometimes of shorter duration, and recurring, 12.
  • Pressive pain in the right hypochondrium (thirty-ninth day), 16.
  • Pressure as from a stone on the lower portion of the liver while walking (after half an hour), 3.
  • (Burning, especially in the hepatic region).
  • A cutting in the side above the liver on inspiration, while walking, disappearing on pressure, and on standing still, 3.
  • Drawing-sticking pains in the liver, 80.
  • Sticking pain in the liver, when walking, 80.
  • Sticking in the right hypochondrium (especially during respiration), in the evening (fifteenth day), 76.
  • Stitches in the region of the liver, when sitting (second day), 74.
  • Single deep stitches in the right and left hypochondria (seventh to thirteenth day), 24. [1290.]
  • A fixed idea of a living animal in her abdomen ; she hears it cry in the region of the spleen, as with a hoarse voice, and in the right side, between the ovary and liver, with a fine voice; wherewith at the same time a feeling of crawling, as from something alive moving about, in the second month, lasting a long time, 12.*
  • Pressive, tensive, crawling, sore sensation, mingled with transient stitches in the swollen spleen, relieved after the appearance of a violent catarrh, since the fourth week, 12.
  • Soreness, with tensive heaviness in the spleen, 13.
  • Jerking in the left hypochondrium, towards the epigastrium (fourth day), 33.
  • Transient stitches in the spleen, with a very pale look, 12.
  • Sticking in the region of the spleen at determinate times, but particularly during dinner and supper (at intervals of four days), 81.
  • Sticking and burning pain in the spleen, extending into the back at the scapula, 12.
  • Violent sticking in the region of the spleen during a meal, 80.
  • Sticking in the region of the spleen, twice in succession, with consequent soreness there (first day), 86.
  • Sticking in the splenic region (third day), 84. [1300.]
  • A piercing stitch in the left hypochondrium, after dinner, while sitting (first day), 24.
  • A few deep stitches in the left hypochondrium, in the forenoon (sixth day), 24.
  • Umbilicus and Sides.
  • Feeling of soreness in and about the navel, 12.
  • Griping above the navel (soon, second day), 68 ; (third and fourth days), 69 ; (first and fifth days), 70.
  • Transient griping about the navel (within two hours), 71.
  • Slight griping above the navel, soon; the griping drew from the umbilical region towards the right groin, and occasioned there flying, often returning pressing (after one hour); disappeared in the open air (after two hours), 68.
  • Constriction about the navel, soon disappearing (soon, seventy-first day), 72.
  • Slight searching and griping about the navel at 2 P.M. (thirty-fifth day), 73.
  • Twisting sensation in the umbilical region, with needle-like stitches and burning in the abdomen, 12.
  • Cutting pain above the navel, transversely through the abdomen, as in diarrhœa; in the evening, lasting two hours after the stool (sixty-sixth day), 13. [1310.]
  • Cutting above the navel, extending into the sacral region (twelfth day), 75.
  • Pain in the left abdominal muscles, as though a hook were drawn upward in them, a clawing from below upward, 11.
  • Painful pressure in the right abdominal region, which disappeared on pressure with the hand, but became sensible again (during the whole day) on taking a deep inspiration, or on forcibly expiring, 80.
  • Pressive fulness in the right side of the abdomen, in the lumbar region, which makes breathing difficult, while lying in bed about 2 or 3 A.M., 1.
  • Without the slightest cause, cutting and griping in the left side of the abdomen (second day), 57.
  • Cutting pain deep in the left side of the abdomen, 30.
  • Pinching in the left side of the abdomen (after two hours and a half), 8.
  • Stitches in the left side of the abdomen which rendered walking difficult (after fourteen hours), 8.
  • Many stitches in the right side of the abdomen while lying on the same side, disappearing on pressure, and returning on walking in the open air, 80.
  • General Abdomen.
  • Abdomen large, 1.* [1320.]
  • Distension of the abdomen, with violent pressure towards the groins, and burning in the latter, together with pressure in the right side, and in the nape of the neck, 12.
  • Constant distension of the whole abdomen, like a drum, 12.
  • After dinner the abdomen seems puffed up like a drum, the clothes are too tight, so that he is obliged to loosen them, aggravated by smoking (eighty-second day), 13.
  • Distension of the abdomen, with a feeling as if it would fall down or out, 12.
  • The abdomen becomes very large after eating, 1.*
  • So inflated that she could not bear the strings about her body, after dinner (third and fourth days), 76.
  • Abdomen very much inflated (twenty-fourth day), 76.
  • Swelling of the abdomen, after dinner (twenty-third day); strong inflation of the abdomen, after dinner (twenty-sixth day); extraordinary distension of the abdomen, which seriously embarrassed the respiration, after dinner (twenty-ninth day), 73.
  • Distension of the abdomen by flatulence (after two hours), 73.*
  • Inflation of the abdomen (fifteenth day); great inflation of the abdomen in the afternoon (thirty-first day); after dinner (forty-second day); (for an hour), and a couple of gripes in the intestines, after dinner (sixty-eighth day), 73. [1330.]
  • Distension of the abdomen (nineteenth and sixty-fourth days), 43.
  • Inflation of the abdomen for an hour, which disappeared by eructations (after nine hours), 68.
  • Painful retraction of the abdomen between the pit of the stomach and the navel, extending around to the back, in frequent attacks, though without trouble in breathing , in one hitherto suffering from asthma (ninth month), 12.
  • Unusually offensive flatus, with a bad taste in the mouth, and very offensive urine, 12.
  • Remarkably increased flatulence, 12.
  • Emission of flatus without noise (after half an hour), 8.
  • Frequent emission of flatus, which had not much smell (eleventh day), 23.
  • Shifting of flatulence with constipation (twenty-sixth day), 46.
  • Emission of flatus (fourteenth day); copious (twenty-fifth day); in the evening and night (thirty-seventh day); the whole day (thirty-eighth day); an excessive quantity, day and night (thirty-ninth day); a considerable quantity upwards and downward, during a walk (sixty-ninth to seventy-sixth day); emission of flatus (after one hundred and one days), 43.
  • Much flatus discharged at night (thirty-first day); frequent discharges of flatus, which were always accompanied by some moisture (thirty-fifth day); discharge of copious, inodorous flatus, and a hard unsatisfactory stool, in the morning (sixty-third day); copious inodorous flatus (sixty-ninth day), 72. [1340.]
  • Discharge of much loud inodorous flatus (fifty-first day); emission of flatus both upward and downward immediately (fifty-eighth day); evacuation of much flatus (immediately, sixty-eighth day); discharge of flatus upwards and downwards (seventieth day); discharge of flatus (seventy-third day), 73.
  • Frequent borborygmus (sixteenth day), 76.
  • Flatulence at night (twenty-third day); discharge of much flatus during the night (twentieth day), 48.
  • Much flatulence was discharged towards morning (ninth night), 58.
  • Excessive flatulent troubles immediately after eating, the abdomen is greatly distended, with needle-like stitches, pressure and dragging, with emission of a little flatus, 4.
  • Rumbling in the abdomen, 1 ; (thirteenth day), 32.*
  • Audible rumbling in the abdomen (after one hour), 6.*
  • Rumbling in the right side of the abdomen, after a stool (after ten hours), 8.
  • Very much and loudly rumbling flatulence in the abdomen constantly, 12.
  • Croaking and grumbling in the abdomen , followed by a cold sensation in it, 12.* [1350.]
  • Frequent rumbling in the abdomen, with constipation, 12.
  • Excessive rumbling in the abdomen (first day), 83.
  • Rolling and rumbling in the intestines (immediately after a dose, sixty-fifth day); rumbling in the intestines, with a slight griping (after half an hour, sixty-sixth day), 72.
  • Grumbling and rumbling in the intestines, in the night (forty-first day); rumbling and slight griping in the intestines (twelfth day), 73.
  • Rumbling in the abdomen, with emission of flatus , in the afternoon (second day), 46.*
  • Constant gurgling in the bowels (tenth day); sticking, gurgling, rumbling, and shifting of flatus in the abdomen, in the afternoon and evening (sixty-ninth to seventy-sixth day); constant rumbling and shifting of flatulence in the abdomen, accompanied with shooting stitches in all parts of the body (eighty-first and eighty-second days), 43.
  • Great heaviness of the abdomen, with violent pain in the small of the back, 12.
  • Constant heaviness with pressure and distension of the abdomen, 12.
  • An old steatoma in the middle of the abdomen becomes very sensitive to pressure in paroxysms, every twenty-four hours, and in spots drawing up into lumps (fourteenth month), 12.
  • Pain in the abdominal muscles, as from a strain, on bending backward, 1. [1360.]
  • The whole abdomen, from the chest to the groin, is painful to touch, as if sore, 12.
  • Sensation of soreness in the abdomen, 12.
  • She cannot endure any pressure, or any weight about the waist, 12.
  • Tension in the abdomen (after third day), 1.*
  • Tension in the abdomen, as if the intestines were constricted in the umbilical region, 7.
  • Spasmodic dragging in the abdomen, extending into the lower extremities, gradually becoming violent, and associated with asthmatic wheezing, with dulness of the head (sixth week), 12.
  • Griping in the intestines (forty-sixth day), 73.
  • Slight griping in the intestines, with a feeling as though they were pinched with the fingers in a circumscribed spot, now here, now there (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Griping and emission of much flatus, in the evening (fortieth day), (The colic which Thuja causes seems to result from the distension of the intestines by gas.), 43.
  • Sudden bounding up in the abdomen, accompanied with starting of the whole upper part of the body, as if from fright, during the siesta at 5 P.M. (fifth day), 31. [1370.]
  • Colic, with a feeling as if both sides of the abdomen were falling in and were empty internally, with distension of the rest of the abdomen, 12.
  • Flatulent colic, frequently recurring, 12.
  • Violent cutting colic at night, with five moderate fecal evacuations (sixth month), 12.
  • Intolerable, cutting colic suddenly in the night, with diarrhœa ten times, always with the evacuation of only a trifle of gray mucus, with much straining; therewith she felt very cold, and could not get warm (third month), 12.
  • Colic, with diarrhœa at times (fiftieth day), 14.
  • Slight transient colic, when walking in the open air, in the forenoon (twenty-ninth day), 73.
  • Exceedingly violent colic, and transient cutting and rumbling in the intestines, after breakfast (nineteenth day); a return, but less violent (twentieth day); very severe, but very transitory colicky pains came on suddenly during dinner (twenty-first day), 75.
  • Colic in the evening (eleventh day); with two fluid evacuations (twelfth day); slight colic, with borborygmus and inflation of the abdomen, in the afternoon (eighteenth day); slight colic in the night (twenty-fifth day), 76.
  • Colic towards noon (first day); colic became exceedingly painful, it diminished gradually after a copious evacuation (third day); colic less (fourth, fifth, and sixth days); colic increased (seventh and eighth days); slight colic (ninth day); colic increased (eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth days); after the lapse of two hours the colic became so violent, that he was scarcely able to stand straight, and had to sit with his trunk bent forward; these pains lasted upwards of an hour, and diminished after a copious evacuation, accompanied with emission of a quantity of flatus; in the evening the pains became again more severe, without, however, reaching the former degree of violence (fourteenth day); colic abated (fifteenth day); slight colic (sixteenth and seventeenth days); colic considerably increased (eighteenth day); the colic kept increasing and disturbed even his sleep; it was accompanied with distension of the abdomen and constipation (nineteenth day); colic increased until noon, but abated towards evening (twentieth day); colic slight (twenty-first day); colic and diarrhœa (twenty-fourth day); colic became so violent that he was scarcely able to stand straight at noon; while driving home the colic, which was now accompanied with headache and chilliness, became almost intolerable; after it had lasted almost an hour, it abated somewhat, after a copious liquid evacuation, which was accompanied with copious emission of flatus; it increased again towards evening (twenty-fifth day); colic, which increased from morning until noon, intermitted after dinner, but reappeared in the evening, and continued until midnight; this was accompanied with sensation of pressure in the hypogastric region (twenty-fifth to thirty-first day); some colic (thirty-ninth to sixty-fourth day); at noon slight colic; in the evening suddenly felt a violent pain in the whole abdomen, as if all the bowels were pulled towards a point behind the umbilicus; this was accompanied with distension of the abdomen, headache, and accelerated pulse; this colic lasted six hours, and abated gradually after liquid evacuations, accompanied by an emission of large amount of flatulence (sixty-fourth day); colic continued until evening (sixty-fifth day); colic every day, noon and evening, which increased from day to day; the colic abated considerably on the emission during a walk, of a considerable quantity of flatus, and after a copious liquid evacuation at noon (sixty-ninth to seventy-sixth day), 43.
  • Symptoms of colic, accompanied by emission of flatus (sixth day), 31. [1380.]
  • Slight colicky pain in the small intestines (third day), 24.
  • The waist feels constricted, as if by an iron band, with painful heaviness in the liver, extending up to the right shoulder, 12.
  • Constriction in the intestines, 12.
  • A pressing compression transversely across the abdomen, apparently externally (after three-quarters of an hour), 8.
  • Constrictive cramp in the upper abdomen, 1.
  • A sensation in the abdomen, as if a child's knee were pushed against the anterior abdominal walls from within, in the morning (second day), 33.
  • Abdomen incommoded by a supper which was eaten with a hearty appetite (tenth day), 73.
  • (Burning in the abdomen, still more in the chest, hypochondria, and pit of the stomach, all of which parts are externally hot), 1.
  • Burning in the intestines, with diarrhœa, 12.
  • Tearing from below upward in the abdomen, commencing in the right groin, paroxysmally (after seven days), 1. [1390.]
  • Very acute tearing asunder pains, extending from above downward in the intestines, with a sore distended abdomen, the evacuation of many ascarides in masses and with green slimy diarrhœa for four days and five nights, followed by great relief of the general condition and improved appetite, in a sickly young man, who had formerly never had any symptoms of ascarides, 12.
  • Occasional shooting stitches in the abdomen (sixty-fifth day), 43.
  • A tapeworm in the abdomen begins to be very uneasy, and pieces are passed (sixth week), 12.
  • *Sensation of something alive in the abdomen (till forty-sixth day), 33.
  • Hypogastrium and Iliac Regions.
  • Distension of the lower abdomen, with constrictive pains, like cramps, 1.
  • Swelling in the region of the hypogastrium, with frequent urgency to urinate, 58.
  • The hypogastrium appeared the whole time somewhat inflated and sensitive to pressure, and even to the jar of the foot on the ground, 58.
  • *Movement, as of something living in the lower abdomen, like a pushing of the abdominal muscles by the arm of a child, without pain, 1.
  • At 7 P.M., coliclike pain in the hypogastrium, and movings in the bowels, as if preceding a diarrhœa, which came on very violently at 8.30, with severe pain in the abdomen; the pains then remitted, but the hypogastrium remained tender for several hours (ninth day), 53.
  • Painful constriction in the hypogastrium (eighth day), 70. [1400.]
  • Pressure in the lower abdomen, especially towards the sides, as from flatus previous to a stool (after nine days), 11.
  • In the hypogastrium, a sensation of pressure, especially, directly above the symphysis pubis (second to sixth day), 43.
  • Pressing feeling in the pelvis on the right side, near the linea alba, as if from a foreign body (first day), 83.
  • Tension in the lower abdomen, as if too tightly bound (after twelve hours), 1.
  • Painful tension in the hypogastric region, with occasional sticking pains, aggravated by deep inspiration (in the forenoon, with an empty stomach), 80.
  • Troublesome drawing in the left side of the hypogastrium (for two months), which spot was also painful to the touch (sixth day); drawing in the hypogastrium on the left side, and tenderness on pressure, about 10 A.M. (seventh day); drawing and pressing in the hypogastrium, on the left side, particularly when touching it, at 10 A.M. (eighth day), 65.
  • Sticking pain in the pelvic region, on the right side, near the linea alba (third day), 84.
  • Cutting pain in the lower abdomen (after half an hour, and nine hours), 10.
  • Swelling of the groin, painless while walking, and on touch, 1.
  • Inguinal glands perceptibly swollen (fifth day), 78.* [1410.]
  • The right inguinal glands become swollen, painful, sore to touch (after six months), 13.
  • Discharge from the groins like lamp oil, 12.
  • (An old indurated inguinal gland disappears), 12.
  • Constant soreness of the groins, 12.
  • Pain in the left groin, as if the suppressed menses would come on, but they do not, instead there is a slimy, brown liquid, mixed with a bloody discharge from the anus, 12.
  • Sensation of great fatigue in the groins (third day), 73.
  • A feeling over the crest of the right ilium, on touching, as if it had been bruised (second day), 73.
  • Increased trouble and sensitiveness of an old inguinal hernia, with a free evacuation from the bowels, 12.
  • Colicky pain in the right iliac region, for a few minutes, while walking in the room (after nine hours and a half, thirteenth day), 32.
  • Pressure inward in the right groin (after four hours), 3. [1420.]
  • Drawing and distended tension in the right groin, as if a hernia would protrude (in one who suffers from hernia on the left side), 12.
  • Drawing pain from the inguinal glands through the thighs to the knees, worse when going to sleep, with subsequent heaviness of the limbs, 1.
  • Drawing pain in the groin on standing and walking, but not while sitting, 1.
  • Drawing pain in the region of the groins, extending into the glans penis (fifth day), 78.
  • Drawing in the right groin (eighth day), 70.
  • Drawing in the left groin at noon (seventy-sixth day), 72.
  • Drawing from the crest of the right iliac bone to the upper part of the thigh (third day), 56.
  • Cutting in the right iliac region, 82.
  • Boring from without inward, in the region of the right iliac bone, 80.
  • A sudden starting bounding sensation in the right iliac region, as from something alive (fourth day), 31.* [1430.]
  • Sticking in the left iliac region, lasting all day (second day), 86.
  • Sticking pain in the groin, with a tensive forcing outward, and a sensation as of swelling, especially while sitting (fourteenth day), 12.
  • Stitches from the groins down through the thighs, only when sitting down, not when standing and walking, 1.
  • Stitches in the region of the groin, often repeated during the day, with a feeling as if the inguinal glands were swollen (second day), 70.
  • Stitches in the inguinal glands (ninth day), 71.
  • Sticking pains in the glands of the groins (after seven hours), 69.
  • Single stitches were repeatedly felt in the right groin, and between the sacrum and anus (after two hours), 68.
  • Dull, sticking pains in the right inguinal region when coughing, 80.
  • A few deep stitches in the right groin, while walking in the street, in the forenoon (fourth day), 25.
  • Throbbing-sticking pain in the right groin (after one hour), 10. [1440.]
  • Sensation of formication in the groins and over the whole abdomen, with increased leucorrhœa, 12.

RECTUM AND ANUS

  • Rectum.
  • An old rectal fistula becomes aggravated during the first days, with an increased painful soreness and itching in the anus and a more profuse suppuration, till after four weeks a violent catarrh breaks out, with very great febrile coldness, dry heat, and delirium, perspiration in the morning, and sour taste in the mouth. With this fever the trouble in the rectum disappears. The fever continues five days, obliging him to lie down, with a fatiguing drawing pain, extending from the forehead on the right side down over the cheeks into the cervical muscles and around the shoulder, with constipation, and at last ending with diarrhœa for several days, followed by improved health, while the copious fluent catarrh frequently recurs, often for several hours, suddenly coming and going. In the tenth month there appears close to the anus a superficial white, suppurating spot, as large as a penny, together with a similar one on the inner surface of the lower lip, which slowly healed, after which the health was more and more established, 12.
  • (A fistula in the rectum gradually became smaller in the second week and healed, but in the third week it swelled about the fistula, became painful, and broke out again), 14.
  • (The fistula is swollen, painful, and inflamed, with burning and sticking in it), (fifty-second day), 14.
  • Frequent prolapsus of the rectum, becoming larger or smaller and difficult to reduce, 12.
  • The rectum and urinary bladder seem paralyzed, 12.
  • During stool, violent pain in the rectum, so that she was obliged to desist, 1.
  • Boring from within outward, as from a worm, in the rectum after an evacuation, 82.
  • Internal irritation in the rectum after ineffectual straining at stool, with evacuation of only some dark-red blood, with a distressing jerking sensation like an ineffectual straining at stool, 12.
  • A peculiar sensation in the anus as if the blood were moving back and forth in the vessels, with a sensation as of a cord extending from the anus through the lower extremity to the heel were made tense, associated with an asleep sensation, first in one foot, then in both, 12. [1450.]
  • Painful constriction and tearing, jerklike, in the rectum and anus, as if in the intestines, 1.
  • Cutting jerking and twitching in the rectum before a stool, 12.
  • Cutting pains in the rectum, 80.
  • Burning sticking corroding pain in the rectum follows a bloody diarrhœa, and makes sitting difficult, 12.
  • Burning sticking in the rectum when not at stool, 1.
  • Dull stitches in the rectum upwards (fourth day), 84.
  • Occasional flying stitches in the rectum (twenty-first day), 48.
  • A frightful stitch extending from the rectum into the urethra beneath the frænum, 1.
  • Itching in the rectum after stool, 82.
  • A sensation in the rectum as if a bubble had formed in it, 12.
  • Anus. [1460.]
  • Anus swollen in nodes, with sticking during stool, which is followed by burning, worse while sitting, obliging to stand, 12.
  • Creeping of many threadworms from the anus when not at stool (third month), 12.
  • Many threadworms crawl from the anus without a stool, with burning-sticking pain in the stomach, with constant spitting of saliva (fourth month), 12.
  • A growth, like a condyloma, a quarter of an inch in height and as thick as a large pea, painless, itching, opening at the top, and suppurating on the ridge, close to the anus, lasted four weeks and gradually healed, 12.*
  • Several moist swellings, as large as beans, in the anus, with soreness, 12.
  • (Red painless pimples in the anus, like figwarts), 1.
  • A smeary-like brown moisture runs from the anus for a long time, 12.
  • (The offensive moisture from the anus, causing soreness, gradually disappears), 12.
  • Dampness at the anus (twenty-fourth day), 47.
  • Discharge of bloody slime from the anus, as well by day as at night (thirty-fifth day), 72. [1470.]
  • *A stool at 6 P.M., with subsequent burning in the anus, and shortly after a reiterated discharge of mucus, attended with very violent stitches in the rectum, in the direction of a line from the anus to the sacrum ; as the stitches ceased, the itching and burning returned, and lasted until 10 o'clock (fifth day), 48.
  • Protrusion of the hæmorrhoidal vessels, with sticking in them, while walking in the afternoon (second day), 22.
  • Swelling of the hæmorrhoidal veins (fifteenth day), 27.
  • Swelling of the hæmorrhoidal veins, with urging to stool; itching and burning in the anus (second day), 48.
  • (The hæmorrhoidal troubles seem to be aggravated, protrude after a stool, and cannot be reduced except by great pressure), 19.
  • Very painful hæmorrhoids, which open and discharge blood; during the menses the bleeding stopped, but returned afterwards (after ten months), 14.
  • The anus became as sensitive after a slimy discharge as though the skin were cracked and chopped there (seventh day), 49.*
  • Feeling of soreness at the anus , in the morning (twenty-second day), 73.*
  • Soreness of the anus, so that walking was difficult, 12.
  • The hæmorrhoids are painful to the slightest touch, 1.* [1480.]
  • Pressing sensation in the turgid hæmorrhoidal veins (sixteenth day), 27.
  • Pressing and burning in the hæmorrhoidal vessels , in the evening (seventh day); pressing in the hæmorrhoidal vein when seated (thirty-fifth day); slight pressure in the hæmorrhoidal vein (fifty-second day), 72.*
  • Pressure in hæmorrhoidal vessels when sitting, in the evening (twenty-second day); pressure (fortieth day); violent pressure, at 11 A.M. (forty-third day); transitory pressure (forty-sixth day), 73.
  • Pressing in the hæmorrhoidal vessels (second day), 74.
  • Thuja operated in a striking manner upon the hæmorrhoidal vessels, for I felt in them, at times, congestion, and then, again, such a smallness, I might say emptiness, that it attracted my observation even when I was not paying attention to that quarter; this alternation of sensations frequently took place twice or three times a day (sixtieth day), 73.
  • Squeezing in the hæmorrhoids (after one hour, thirty-third day); in the hæmorrhoidal vessels, in the forenoon (fifty-ninth day), 72.
  • Squeezing and pressing at the anus, in the forenoon (forty-fifth day), 73.
  • Slight squeezing about the anus, at 10 A.M. (fifty-eighth day), 73.
  • Painful constriction of the anus with almost every stool, 1.*
  • Constriction in the anus after two papescent stools (seventy-second day), 72.
  • Pressing and burning at the anus, in the morning, after a hard stool (seventy-fourth day), 73. [1490.]
  • Burning in the anus, 1.*
  • A slight burning in the hæmorrhoidal vessels (nineteenth day), 72.
  • Violent burning at the anus (fortieth day), 43.
  • Transitory burning in the anus, in the morning (thirty-ninth day); burning and drawing inward in the anus after a normal evacuation (forty-seventh day); burning and feeling of soreness in the anus, at noon (fifty-eighth day); burning in the anus after a loose stool (sixty-seventh day), 72.
  • Slight burning in the anus after a papescent stool (fifty-ninth day); in the forenoon (sixty-third day); towards noon (seventy-first day), 73.
  • Burning and itching in the anus (fifth day), 70.
  • Intolerable biting in the anus (first day), 70.
  • Distinct violent stitches from the anus into the region of the left iliac bone , in the morning (forty-third day), 44.*
  • Sticking in the anus (third and fourth days), 69.*
  • Single stitches in the anus, alternating with burning in the prepuce (after ten hours); after walking (second morning); frequent stitches in the anus, in the evening (fourth day), 68. [1500.]
  • Repeated stitches about the anus, which continued to increase in violence during the day (within two hours); stitches in the anus, disappeared while walking in the open air (fifth day), 71.
  • Single flying, very painful stitches in the anus, as from a fine needle, while sitting , at 1 P.M.; these stitches returned from time to time, but not so frequently as at the beginning (forty-second day), 73.*
  • Constant itching in the anus, with sticking in it as from pins, 12.
  • An itching of the anus, which induced scratching, at 10 A.M. (ninth day), 32.
  • Itching in the anus, passing into a severe burning after a hard evacuation (thirteenth day); the itching appeared at times (fourteenth and fifteenth days); worse (sixteenth day); disagreeable (seventeenth day); itching in the anus (thirty-ninth and fortieth days), 46.
  • Itching in the anus, especially troublesome in the forenoon (after twenty-three days); itching and sweat on the anus (twenty-sixth day); itchings in the anus (thirtieth to thirty-seventh day), 47.
  • The itching and burning in the anus increased, and were especially troublesome in the evening after a stool (third day); remained the prominent symptom, lasting till midnight and preventing sleep (sixth day); set in regularly every evening for three days (after nine days); a return, in the evening (thirteenth day); (after half an hour, twentieth day); especially annoying, attended by several violent stitches in the rectum (particularly in the evening), (after thirty-five days), 48.
  • Itching and burning in the anus, with tenesmus, especially in the evening (after twelve days), 49.
  • Itching and burning in the anus lasted the longest, and was still felt at times after the lapse of months, 50.
  • Intolerable itching in the anus, lasting almost the entire day (second day), 70. [1510.]
  • Itching in the anus (ninth day), 71.*
  • Some itching in the hæmorrhoidal vessels , in the forenoon when walking (twenty-sixth day); violent itching and pressing in the hæmorrhoidal vein, in the forenoon (twenty-seventh day); very violent itching in the anus after dinner (fiftieth day); itching and burning in the hæmorrhoidal vessels when walking, in the forenoon (fifty-sixth day); violent itching and squeezing in the hæmorrhoids (sixtieth day), 72.
  • Slight itching and pressing in the anus, in the evening (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Perinæum.
  • The right side of the raphé, of the perinæum was sharply prominent and felt thickened, as if the skin were indurated, without being in the least painful (fifty-second day), 73.
  • In the sulcus between the nates a clammy moisture is secreted (fifty-sixth day), 72.
  • In the sulcus between the nates, not far from the anus, a painful spot, which felt sore for an hour (sixth day), 73.
  • Feeling of soreness in the perinæum (forty-eighth day), 72.
  • Violent burning in the fossa between the nates while walking after nine days, 1.
  • Burning pain in the perinæum, the raphé of which was more prominent than usual, and one inch from the anus a tubercle of the size of a pea appeared, which increased for three days, became moist, smarted in walking, and then day by day became smaller, and disappeared in about ten days (after thirty-five days), 48.*
  • Some painful needle stitches extending from within outward in the perinæum, disappearing on drawing in the anus (after eight hours), 11. [1520.]
  • Itching in the perinæum when seated, in the forenoon (forty-fifth day), 72.
  • Urging.
  • Frequent urging to stool without result (first day), 12.
  • Urging to stool three times, with erections, 1.
  • Ineffectual urging to stool for several days, followed by an evacuation like sheep-dung, 12.
  • Frequent ineffectual desire for stool, fæces brighter colored, 12.
  • Frequent ineffectual desire for stool (after sixteen hours), 11.
  • Very violent desire for stool, at night; she could scarcely reach the chamber; there was an evacuation of a large amount of pasty fæces without pain (forty-fourth day), 14.
  • Pressure as if she should go to stool, though nothing results; afterwards (on the first day) there was a somewhat loose stool; on the next day a loose stool without pressure; on the third day no stool, 1.
  • Tenesmus and a hard, very unsatisfactory stool (soon, nineteenth day), 73.

STOOL

  • Diarrhœa.
  • *Diarrhœa daily, in the morning, after breakfast, 12. [1530.]
  • Diarrhœa-like stool, in the morning, with protrusion of the rectum daily (after second month), 12.
  • Diarrhœa of a foul odor, alternating with constipation, for several days, 12.
  • Diarrhœa, in the morning, consisting of thin green mucus without fæces, 12.
  • *Extraordinary diarrhœa, bright yellow, watery, streaming out with much gas, as if the cork were pulled out of a full jug, with excessive exhaustion, and at last short and difficult breathing, anxiety, intermitting pulse, and acute pressive pain in the back opposite the pit of the stomach, with a feeling as if no blood could circulate there, together with rapid disappearance of the fat (seventh month), 12.
  • Violent diarrhœa immediately after a dose, lasting the whole next day and for several following days, gradually becoming less frequent with a feeling of relief, 12.
  • Violent diarrhœa, with colic, after which the previous distension of the abdomen disappears, recurring in various attacks during the next eight days, 12.*
  • Very violent diarrhœa, with colic, suddenly in the morning, after three days' constipation, 12.*
  • Very pressing diarrhœa always after eating (first eight days), 12.*
  • Very urgent diarrhœa every morning , and also frequently driving out of bed at night, while during the day there is a perfectly normal stool, 12.*
  • Very sudden violent diarrhœa, followed by vomiting six times, not preceded by nausea (in a girl who could never vomit before); the diarrhœa was most violent during the night, gradually diminished during the next three days, and on the fifth day a large amount of tapeworm was discharged, of which hitherto there had been no trace (fourth week), 12. [1540.]
  • Pasty diarrhœa, with tenesmus, for two days, from morning till evening; aching in the intestines, deep in the middle of the abdomen, and a pointed, painful sore swelling, like a condyloma, in the anus (ninth month), 12.
  • Several times violent, nearly watery, but painless diarrhœa (after 900 drops), 61.*
  • *Diarrhœa of yellow water, at times painless, at times with colic , four or five times a day (third day); stool white, thin, formed (twenty-ninth day), 14.
  • Violent diarrhœa with severe pain (ninth day); a copious evacuation, with discharge of much flatus, in the evening (tenth day), 53.
  • Two liquid stools soon after taking the dose (eighteenth day), 72.
  • Two stools (twenty-seventh day), 76.
  • Two slight passages, ending with discharge of mucus, itching, and burning, in the evening (second day), 46.
  • Three stools, ending always with discharge of mucus (sixth day); in the evening three stools, with subsequent itching and burning in the anus, and irritating stitches in the rectum (seventh day); three stools, with the accustomed accompaniments, in the evening (eighth day); every day, for three days, two stools, ending with a discharge of mucus (after nine days); evacuation, at 6 A.M., with burning in the anus (twentieth day), 46.
  • Two papescent fetid stools (fifth day); a large evacuation, which was at first hard, afterwards papescent, clayish, and fetid, at 8 A.M. (sixth day), 32.
  • Diarrhœa, in the evening (first day); copious evacuation (second day); diarrhœa increased (seventh and eighth days); diarrhœa (eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth days); copious evacuation (fourteenth day); constipation (nineteenth day); copious fluid evacuations, in the morning and after dinner (twentieth day); a scanty liquid evacuation, in the morning (twenty-first day); diarrhœa (twenty-fourth day); a very copious liquid evacuation (twenty-fifth day); scanty evacuation, in the morning (thirty-ninth day); a scanty papescent stool after dinner, and then a violent burning at the anus (fortieth day); a papescent stool, in the forenoon (forty-third day); hard stool, in the morning (forty-fourth day); papescent stool, with emission of a quantity of flatus, every day after dinner (forty-fifth to fifty-second day); liquid evacuation (sixty-fourth day); copious liquid evacuation, at noon (sixty-ninth to seventy-sixth day); constipation (ninety-third day); one scanty stool (ninety-fourth and ninety-fifth days), 43. [1550.]
  • A papescent stool, at 4 P.M. (fifth day); no evacuation (sixth and seventh days); two stools, one hard and unsatisfactory, afterwards another papescent, and which left behind a long-continuing burning in the anus (eighth day); three papescent stools (at 6, 9, and 11 A.M.), (ninth day); no evacuation (tenth day); a hard unsatisfactory evacuation, in the morning (twelfth day); a very unsatisfactory stool after much straining, at 6 P.M. (thirteenth day); no stool (fourteenth day); an unsatisfactory stool, in the forenoon (fifteenth day); another unsatisfactory stool, in the afternoon (sixteenth day), 66.
  • No evacuation (third day); in the morning a loose stool, and after it a troublesome pressing in the anus, which remained the whole day (thirteenth day); a hard scanty stool at 4 P.M., and pressing and itching in the anus for almost the whole evening (fourteenth day), 65.
  • During the proving the stools were softened, more copious, and took place from two to three times a day, 63.
  • Frequent copious stools of pasty fæces, affording great relief, 4.
  • A very copious soft stool, in the morning (fifth day), 64.
  • Soft stool, several mornings in succession, 11.
  • Soft stool, immediately, 11.
  • Several soft stools (after two, ten, twelve, and fourteen hours), 9.
  • An evacuation early every day, with urging, although only a small quantity of thin fæces was quickly passed; afterwards, a feeling of inactivity in the rectum, 81.
  • Scanty papescent stool, 85. [1560.]
  • Frequent normal stools (after thirteen, and sixteen hours), 8.
  • The excretions were increased in quantity and were less consistent, 77.
  • Stools alternately soft and hard, at times like pieces of apples (through the first weeks), 12.
  • Stool daily, at times normal, at times scanty and difficult, at other times omitting entirely, sometimes diarrhœic and pasty, with urgent desire therefor, 12.
  • The stool, hitherto constipated, becomes better, with discharge of some blood, 12.
  • Regular stool in one habitually constipated (after eight days), 12.
  • Stool more easy and frequent than usual, 12.
  • Several stools in quick succession, not like diarrhœa, and painless, especially immediately after emotional excitement, 12.
  • Stool painful, mixed partly with clear clotted blood, partly with pus, followed by violent burning in the rectum, 12.
  • Stool very pressing, with tenesmus, and mixed with bright-yellow fæces (fifth month), 12. [1570.]
  • Stool, with much flatus, 12.*
  • Two fluid evacuations, with colic (twelfth day); no evacuation (fourteenth and fifteenth days); no evacuation for two days (twenty-second day); a hard evacuation (twenty-fourth day); no evacuation for two days past (forty-sixth day), 76.
  • A very hard evacuation after much straining, followed by pain in the anus, in the morning; at the same time borborygmus; three hours later two liquid stools, with subsequent burning in the anus (over an hour), (thirty-sixth day); an unsatisfactory stool after violent pressing (sixty-ninth day), 73.
  • Very sparing stool, half fluid, with a sensation as if the rectum were very inactive (second day); evacuation slight, not satisfactory (third day); no evacuation (fourth day), 84.
  • Frequent dribbling of blood after a stool, 12.
  • The discharge of blood with the stool increased, with a very painful feeling of soreness and rawness in the rectum, twice daily, 12.
  • Quantities of threadworms pass with the stool (first four weeks), 12.
  • Discharge of a large tapeworm, of which, hitherto, there had been no symptom, with vomiting and diarrhœa (seventh month), 12.
  • Ascarides are passed in large quantities, even without a stool, with accumulation of water in the mouth, griping in the abdomen, and diarrhœa (fifth month), 12.
  • The stool looks like baked plums, 12. [1580.]
  • Stool black, 12.
  • Stool indurated, in pieces like balls, 12.
  • Evacuation of large hard brown balls of fæces, covered with streaks of blood (after fourteen days), 4.
  • Stool diminished (after five days), 1.
  • Constipation.
  • Constipation for several days, after a profuse nocturnal emission, 7.
  • Constipation for a long time, as from paralysis, alternating with pressing pasty diarrhœa (tenth month), 12.
  • Constipation after several days, with most violent drawing colic pains, during which she cried out in despair and tossed about, passing off with an ordinary stool, 12.
  • Constipation for eight days, followed by a copious hard evacuation, 78.
  • Constipation, with ineffectual desire for stool, swelling and soreness in the anus, and discharge of some blood, 12.
  • Stool at times unusually difficult, during which the intestines seem paralyzed and unable to expel a normal stool (sixth month), 12. [1590.]
  • Stool infrequent, 12.
  • Stool very infrequent, without a clyster, then hard and dry, 12.
  • Stool very difficult, with violent pain in the small of the back and evacuation of blood, 12.
  • Hard stool (she usually had diarrhœa), (seventy-first day), 14.
  • Unsatisfactory hard stool, with subsequent itching and biting in the anus (second day), 56.
  • Stool difficult, hard, in the afternoon (after eight hours), 11 . [This is the primary action; the opposite, secondary action, followed after twelve to fourteen days. -Hahnemann.]
  • An evacuation of the bowels only every two, three, or eight days, and difficult (first four weeks), 12.
  • Constipation (second day); a hard evacuation (thirteenth day); evacuations ceased (fourteenth and fifteenth days); hard stool (sixteenth day); a hard evacuation, with subsequent burning in the anus (twenty-fourth day); a violent evacuation, with bellyache and burning in the anus (after two hours, twenty-fifth day); another evacuation and rumbling in the abdomen, at night (twenty-fifth day); no evacuation, but strong urging towards it, with itching in the anus, extending into the urethra (thirtieth day); failure of an evacuation (nineteenth day); he was accustomed to have a regular passage every day, in the morning; hard stool, in the afternoon (thirty-first day), 46.*

URINARY ORGANS

  • Kidneys and Bladder.
  • Slight burning in the region of the kidneys, ceasing after an hour, and followed by copious urine, accompanied by burning (fifth day); the burning in the renal region increased, and was accompanied by drawing along the ureter up to the vesica (after one hour, sixth day), 78.
  • Pressing in the renal region (eighth day), 70. [1600.]
  • The urinary bladder feels paralyzed, and without power to expel the urine, the rectum is also similarly affected, 12.
  • Uncomfortable sensation of fulness in the region of the bladder forced me to frequent urination; the quantity of urine did not seem increased, and its quality was perfectly normal, 62.
  • It seemed as if the vesica were larger, 58.
  • Sensitiveness and feeling of inflation in the region of the vesica, with frequent urgency to urinate, 59.
  • Burrowing pain in the right kidney region at night, so severe on turning over that he woke (eighty-sixth day), 13.
  • Frequent attack of boring pain in the region of the bladder , with painful drawing up of the testes (fourteenth day), 34.
  • Almost daily attacks, and sometimes several attacks a day of boring pain in the region of the bladder, with painful drawing up of the testes, accompanied with occasional urging to stool, 36.
  • Pressure downward in the left renal region while sitting (after two hours), 10.
  • Constrictive pressive pain in the urinary passages, as if the urine had been retained to the extreme point, with frequent desire and difficult micturition, 12.
  • Cutting pain in the region of the bladder, behind the pubis, just before and during micturition, also at other times, most violent while walking (after twelve days), 6. [1610.]
  • Cutting pain in the vesica for some minutes, in the afternoon (thirty-third day), 44.
  • Shooting stitches from the neck of the bladder towards the urethra (twenty-second day), 32.
  • Urethra.
  • Burning in the urethra and gonorrhœal discharge, and on the right side of the scrotum dark red itching pimples, which one by one changed to white superficial ulcers, a similar one in the middle of the navel, in a young man who had suffered from chancre and gonorrhœa two years previous, permanently cured, to appearance, by bluestone, injections, and Mercury, since which time he had always been weak and tuberculous; this eruption occurred in the second month of the proving, was followed by increased health, while the eruption extended over the whole scrotum and glans penis, and changed to superficial white ulcerating spots, healing and breaking out again in spots, 12.
  • Gleet especially violent during stool, mingled with emission of semen, with burning in the urethra, and drawing pain in the testicles, 12.
  • Constant discharge of a great quantity of greenish-yellow mucus from the urethra without pain, and with some sore tension, only during erections; following an apparent cure of gonorrhœa (sixth month), 12.
  • The gonorrhœal discharge returns at longer or shorter intervals, with a burning sticking pain in the urethra, and tearing rheumatic pains in all the swollen joints, especially in the nape of the neck, small of the back, knees and feet, with a slimy-coated tongue, sugary sweet taste in the mouth, loss of appetite and constipation, for fifteen months, but gradually becoming less, and followed by permanent good health; in a man who had suffered from gonorrhœal rheumatism, 12.
  • The gonorrhœa that had ceased returned (second month), 12.
  • The gonorrhœa diminished from day to day, 12.
  • Discharge of prostatic fluid in tenacious threads, in the morning after waking, 7.
  • The orifice of the urethra closed with a slimy fluid, consisting of serous liquid and a lump of mucus , which could be drawn into threads by the fingers. After removing this liquid, a slight burning on urinating, in the morning (tenth day), 32.* [1620.]
  • The orifice of the urethra is agglutinated by mucus , dark red and swollen, 12.*
  • After urinating, some urine still remains in the urethra, which subsequently comes out guttatim , not from the bladder, only from the urethra, 1.*
  • Acute painful sensation of soreness in the forepart of the very red and swollen urethra, so that touch cannot be endured, lasting a long time, and constantly recurring (fourth month), 12.
  • A tensive aching in the prostate gland and testicles, which five years previously had been swollen during gonorrhœa, now returns with renewed swelling (third week), 12.
  • Constant biting pain in the whole urethra, while urinating, 12.
  • Dreadful tearing pains, which darted like lightning hither and thither through the urethra, with simultaneous violent stitches in the anus (in the afternoon when seated), 79.
  • Cutting in the perinæal portion of the urethra, 35.
  • Cutting in the urethra, from the perinæum forward (third day); severe cutting pains in the urethra (perinæal region), (fourth day), 84.
  • Drawing-cutting pain in the urethra, when walking (after ten hours), 6.
  • Cutting pains in the urethra, while urinating (sixty-seventh day), 13. [1630.]
  • A jerking-cutting sticking in the urethra, when not urinating (after thirty hours), 1.
  • Cutting, while urinating, 1.
  • Burning in the urethra, when not urinating, 1.
  • Burning in the urethra after rising (thirteenth day), 66.
  • The same evening I observed a very disagreeable scalding on making water, which continued all next day, and I was horrified to observe on undressing that my shirt was spotted all over in a manner extremely repugnant to one's notions of respectability. I found a considerable gleety discharge from the urethra, which was evidently swollen and inflamed, as the stream of urine was small and split and the burning had increased. The following day the discharge had become yellow, while the other symptoms remained as before. The discharge still continued, though in a diminishing degree, until the sixth day, but the scalding and interrupted stream of urine were by that time gone, and on the seventh day I was quite well again. The symptoms while they lasted were precisely those of an ordinary attack of gonorrhœa, but their medicinal origin was evidenced by the short duration of the attack, 91.
  • Burning in the orifice of the urethra, in the evening (fourth day), 68.
  • Burning when urinating, 82.
  • Burning in the forepart of the urethra, without flowing, 80.
  • Burning and sticking in the forepart of the urethra, 82.
  • Burning in the urethra when urinating, and also for some time afterwards, 1. [1640.]
  • Smarting, burning pain in the urethra, when urinating (after forty-eight hours), 1.
  • Burning in the urethra during the whole of micturition, 1.
  • Burning in the whole of the urethra, with urging to urinate, for a quarter of an hour, 12.
  • Slight burning in the urethra, leaving behind a voluptuous feeling, especially after urinating (after three hours, third day); burning in the urethra (immediately, fourth day), 76.
  • Burning in the urethra towards the bulbus, for several minutes (nineteenth day); slight burning in the urethra during micturition, in the afternoon (twenty-fifth day); burning in the urethra on the evacuation of some very dark-colored urine (sixty-first day); slight burning in the urethra while urinating, after dinner (seventy-first day), 73.
  • In the morning after urinating, burning in the urethra; very painful stitches from the urethra to the anus; pressing in the region of the neck of the bladder, with urgency to urinate; these feelings lasted about twenty minutes (second day), 63.
  • Slight burning during urination, the urine being redder than usual (twenty-fourth day), 20.
  • Violent burning pain in the urethra and in the fundus of the bladder , followed every urination (forty-third day), 43.
  • Sticking beating in the fossa navicularis of the urethra (coming on daily for two weeks, at irregular intervals, and frequently repeated in an hour), 31.
  • A few stitches in the fossa navicularis of the urethra, at 4 P.M. (fifth day), 31. [1650.]
  • Several painful stitches in the forepart of the urethra , the penis being relaxed (after half an hour, ninth day), 32.
  • A few shooting stitches in the urethra (thirteenth day), 32.
  • Slight stitch in the urethra (twenty-fourth day); stitches in the urethra, with urgent desire to urinate (twenty-ninth day), 47.
  • Stitches in the urethra, with frequent erections at night, so that he could not sleep, 1.
  • Some stitches from behind forward in the urethra, when not urinating, not while urinating, 1.
  • Tearing stitches in the forepart of the urethra, 1.
  • Frequent stitches in the urethra, with discharge of mucus in the morning, 12.
  • Fine stitches in the urethra, very transient, but frequent, 12.
  • Burning-piercing stitches near the meatus urinarius, when not urinating (after nine hours), 6.
  • Violent stitches in the anterior extremity of the urethra, when not urinating, 80. [1660.]
  • Violent stitch in the urethra, in the evening (after three days), 1.
  • A sudden, flying stitch darted through the urethra, came out from the bulbus, pressed almost to the middle of the urethra, and was so violent that he was unconsciously obliged to bend over, towards noon, while walking in the open air (sixty-second day), 73.
  • A voluptuous itching in the forepart of the urethra , while the penis was relaxed, after dinner (fourth day), 32.
  • Transitory jerking formication in the fossa navicularis of the urethra , accompanied with a voluptuous feeling, without erection (eleventh day), 32.
  • A jerking voluptuous formication in the forepart of the urethra (while walking in the street), penis being relaxed, at 9 A.M. (twelfth day), 32.
  • Voluptuous itching in the forepart of the urethra, the penis being relaxed, accompanied with a sensation as if a few drops would flow out (fourth day), 33.
  • Itchings in the urethra, when urinating (sixth day, and subsequently); itching in the urethra (thirteenth day); disagreeable itching in the urethra (seventeenth and eighteenth days); itching through the whole urethra during urination, in the afternoon (twenty-third day); itching during urination (thirty-first day), 46.
  • Sensation of moisture running forward in the urethra , especially in the evening, 1.*
  • After urinating, a sensation as though a few drops were running down the urethra , lasting a quarter of an hour, 1.*
  • A sensation in the urethra as if a drop of viscid fluid were pressing forward, while sitting at 4 3/4 P.M. (ninth day), 32.
  • Micturition and Urine. [1670.]
  • Desire to urinate (twenty-eighth day), 70.
  • Increased desire to urinate daily from 5 to 10 A.M., and returning after 7 P.M., 12.
  • The involuntary dribbling of urine ceases, and changes to a frequent desire to urinate, 12.
  • Frequent desire to urinate, 12.
  • Constant desire to urinate, 12.
  • Frequent desire to urinate and micturition, without pain (after one hour and three-quarters), 8.
  • Frequent desire to urinate, followed by a copious evacuation of watery urine, even at night (after thirty-six hours), 4.
  • Increased urgency to urinate (first day), 69, 85.
  • Urgency to urinate, with copious micturition, 71.
  • The urging to urinate was frequent and hasty (sixth day), 71.* [1680.]
  • Urgency to urinate, with stitches in the urethra (thirtieth to thirty-seventh day), 47.
  • Frequent urging to urinate, in the daytime (first day), 21.
  • Repeated urgency to urinate , even when there was but little water in the bladder (seventeenth day), 72.*
  • Frequent urgency to urinate, with passage of copious urine (after second day), 68.
  • Hasty urgency to urinate, with copious urine (second day), 70.
  • Constant desire to urinate during the night, and emission of a large quantity of light-yellow urine (forty-third day), 43.
  • Desire to urinate, lasting all day; the pain decreased after urinating (forty-fourth day), 43.
  • Excessive straining to urinate, ending with a discharge of a little stone, in a woman who hitherto had never noticed any trouble from stone (seventh month), 12.
  • Urine interrupted in the middle of its discharge, can be passed only after, 12.
  • At times the urine passes only a powerless, slow stream, 12. [1690.]
  • Urine passed in a spreading and divided stream, 12.
  • Evacuation of urine interrupted, and in many distinct intervals, 12.
  • Is obliged to press when he wishes to urinate, this he obliged to do every minute, some urine passes only by paroxysms, when there is burning pain in the urethra, 1.
  • Profuse micturition (after twenty hours), 2.
  • Frequent micturition of a large quantity of urine, 1.
  • Very frequent micturition, nearly every hour, without pain, 1.
  • He is obliged to urinate five or six times before the bladder is completely emptied, 1.*
  • He is frequently obliged to pass a large amount of urine (after four hours and a half), 5.
  • Frequent micturition, without much at a time (fifty-seventh day), 13.
  • Rose to urinate in the early morning (sixth day); rose at 2 A.M. to urinate; passed an ordinary amount, though I had done so about 10.30 the night before, just before going to bed (seventh night), 90. [1700.]
  • Frequent urination, and restless sleep at night (fourth day); with urging at first, as though there was always water to come away, afterwards without urging (thirteenth day); with burning in the fossa navicularis (thirty-second day), 20.
  • Frequent urination with urging; followed by long-continued urging (eighth day); with urging (thirteenth day), 21.
  • Frequent urination at night (fourth day); increased urination persisted, and was accompanied by a stitch in the left testicle (fifth day); frequent micturition, with itching in the urethra at night (twenty-fifth day); frequent micturition, especially at night (thirty-fourth day), 46.
  • Was obliged to rise twice at night to urinate; the desire was violent, and much urine was passed, with much pressure (sixty-ninth day), 13.
  • During the night he was obliged to urinate much, the last part of the urine flowed at intervals he was obliged to press it out (seventy-ninth day), 13.
  • Obliged to urinate every half hour (after twelve months), 13.
  • Profuse micturition at night (twenty-third day), 48.
  • Increased urinating at night (twenty-fourth day), 47.
  • Frequent urination, with very hasty, incessant urging, in the night (first day), 60.
  • Obliged to urinate oftener than usual, 58. [1710.]
  • Frequent urination in the course of the day (first day), 68.
  • Urinated at night more than usual (sixty-ninth day), 72.
  • (The urine, which hitherto had passed involuntarily on coughing, can again be held), 12.
  • Unable to retain the urine long (after ten months), 14.
  • Obliged to urinate very frequently, with a sensation of band across the bladder, by which the urine seems to be withheld, 12.
  • Obliged contrary to his usual habit, to rise three times at night for the purpose of urinating; the urine was straw yellow, and amounted to a full quart (first night); quantity of urine increased, clear, straw yellow (third night); copious urine; frequent urination at night (fourth night); still more copious urine, accompanied by burning (fifth day); the urine diminished in proportion as the burning in the ureters increased (sixth day), 78.
  • She cannot hold the urine, and is obliged to pass it frequently and profusely, 12.
  • The urine passes involuntarily, and can no longer be retained, recurring at indefinite intervals, 12.
  • Nocturnal enuresis increases on the third day, the urine in the morning is dark red, with a red sediment, very offensive, and is passed frequently and profusely, 12.
  • Discharge of much urine; is often obliged to rise at night to urinate (after twelve hours), 1.* [1720.]
  • Urine copious (twenty-second and twenty-third days); and yellow (twenty-ninth day), 76.
  • Copious urine (third day), 57.
  • Increased secretion of urine (third and fourth days), 69.
  • Urine increased (fifth day); frequent urination (sixth day), 66.
  • Increased secretion of urine (first day), 88.
  • Increased discharge of urine (seventh day); copious urine (eleventh day); increased urination (twelfth day), 65.
  • Frequent urination interrupting sleep at night (twelfth day); copious urine at night (twentieth day), 48.
  • Copious, limpid urine (twenty-sixth day), 47.
  • The prover thinks he passed more urine during the experiment than at other times (fifteenth day), 43.
  • He thinks he passed more urine than usual (sixth and seventh days); frequent, and on every occasion copious urination (eighth day), 64. [1730.]
  • Passed a large quantity of yellowish wine-colored urine , in the evening and night (thirty-seventh day), 43.
  • During the night more frequent and copious urine than formerly, and immediately after urinating I felt a renewed inclination, whereby a few drops were discharged without pain (third day); the urine was plainly increased and after urination returned, attended with the voiding of a few drops more (sixth day), 48.
  • Copious urine at night, with itchings in the urethra (sixth day); urine continued increased (seventh day); frequent and copious urine, especially at night, for three days (after twelve days); continuance of the copious urine (nineteenth day); passed no urine during the whole day (thirty-fifth day); a small quantity of dark red urine (thirty-sixth day); urinated copiously (thirty-seventh to fortieth day), 46.
  • Scanty micturition, with frequent desire, 12.
  • Micturition scanty and infrequent, after a general œdematous swelling, 12.
  • Evacuation of scanty and exceedingly dark colored urine, causing burning in the urethra , at 2 P.M. (forty-seventh day); voided very seldom (sixty-third day); very scanty, soon becomes thick and turbid by standing, and deposits a copious, clayey sediment (sixty-seventh day), 73.*
  • Retention of urine with flatulence, followed by return of a gonorrhœal discharge (fourth week), 12.
  • Dysuria with turbid urine, 12.
  • Copious limpid urine, in the afternoon (second day), 48.
  • The urine is very watery when passed; after standing a long time it becomes somewhat cloudy, 5. [1740.]
  • Frothing of the urine ceases for short periods, the urine is then white, slimy and turbid (twelfth month), 12.
  • Very frothy urine, the froth remains for a long time, with frequent urgent desire to urinate, the urine exceedingly profuse, clear, light yellow, odorless, lasting after six months, 12.
  • Urine covered with an iridescent film, 12.
  • Urine thick, depositing a cinnabar red sediment, 12.
  • For a long time the urine, on emptying the chamber, has been found thick and turbid, with a sediment at the bottom of the vessel (fifty-sixth day), 73.
  • The urine, since the large doses of Thuja, had become turbid, and in cooling, deposited a flocky, mucous cloud, 48.
  • Urine mixed with blood, 12.
  • The urine deposits a copious brown, slimy sediment, 12.
  • Urine brownish red, becoming at times thick and slimy, and depositing a red and yellow substance, 12.
  • Reddened urine (fifteenth day), 26. [1750.]
  • Urine red, after standing it deposits a thick brickdust sediment, 4.
  • Urine of the color of blood, 12.
  • Urine is dark reddish brown, deposits much sand and mucus, 12.
  • Urine brown, smelling like old broth, 12.
  • The urine has a pungent odor, 12.
  • Urine with a penetrating odor, 80.

SEXUAL ORGANS

  • Male.
  • On the glans penis a rather round superficial, impure ulcer, with burning pain, surrounded by redness, with sticking, after some days, 1.
  • A small depressed vesicle on the glans penis, with stinging pain when urinating (after twenty-four days), 1.
  • The glans penis, together with the tip of the urethra, is inflamed, swollen, dark red, and covered with large and small sore, superficial, white, suppurating spots and condylomatous growths, with discharge of gonorrhœal mucus; these again disappeared within nine, five, three days, or one day, but frequently returned at various times, in a young man who had never been infected, but who had been revaccinated with unsuspected lymph (second month), 12.
  • Inflammation of the glans penis, with gonorrhœa, watery discharge from the urethra, and acute tickling in the anus and perinæum returns, together with great improvement of the gonorrhœal cachexia, 12. [1760.]
  • The glans penis becomes scarlet red, and covered with an eruption of small elevated sore points, exuding a yellow-green mucus of a very nauseating odor, with great itching, continually disappearing and reappearing, 12.
  • Two bluish red, somewhat elevated itching spots in the fossa behind the glans penis, 12.
  • Small red condylomatous growths upon the glans penis, disappearing after a few days, 12.
  • The glans penis was entirely covered with a greenish-yellow, ill-smelling secretion; on the dorsum of the glans, near the hinder border, four tubercles about the size of a flaxseed, with a vesicle on the summit, and in the sulcus, near the attachment of the foreskin, was a small eroded spot, surrounded by a red circle about the size of a lentil (twenty-fourth day); the tubercles had increased by turn (twenty-fifth day); the vesicles were broken, and left behind little painless erosions, surrounded by a red margin and yielding the secretion alluded to (twenty-sixth day); the protrusions became flatter, the circle paler, and at last the sore spots disappeared also; granular elevated red spots on the glans penis, which was uncommonly sensitive (thirtieth day); the sebaceous glands of the prepuce appeared swollen and inflamed (thirty-second day); the inflamed spots were paler again, the clustered, prominent tubercles flatter (thirty-third day); appearance of the prepuce and glans natural (thirty-fourth day), 48.
  • Deep-red spots on the glans, and the inner surface of the foreskin was inflamed and swollen (sixteenth day); a slight burning was perceived in the glans, which, on examining the furrow behind the corona, was entirely covered with a thin, yellowish, ill-smelling secretion, on the removal of which two deep-red spots were discovered, which appeared to be eroded, and from which the fluid alluded to exuded (seventeenth day); the two spots had increased in size, run together, and were covered with granular elevations; in the glans, a feeling as if ulcerating, but micturition was performed without pain (eighteenth day); the whole furrow, as far as the frænulum, was sore and covered with papillæ of the size of a poppyseed; the secretion from the glans was very copious (nineteenth day); the secretion was diminished in quantity, but some twelve or fifteen reddish excrescences arose on the hinder portion of the glans, the largest of which was about the size of a flaxseed, and the inner surface of the prepuce was full of granular tubercles (twentieth and twenty-first days); on the next day the elevations on the glans disappeared, as well as the sore spots in the furrow, with a steady diminution of the purulent discharge; the sebaceous glands of the prepuce remained, nevertheless, for some time swollen and prominent, 49.
  • Redness of the glans at the aperture of the urethra (second day); a dull pain developed in the left testicle, as though it had been bruised, and was perceptible both when seated and when walking (third and fourth days); an eroded spot appeared again in the middle of the furrow of the glans, which discharged a puslike fluid; the whole furrow was covered with pus, so that it was necessary to cleanse it often (seventh and eighth days); after moderate use of wine the condition was still worse, the inner surface of the prepuce was sore in spots, highly inflamed at the frænulum, the glans was sensitive and painful when walking (ninth day); the discharge from the glans was first entirely cured, after several alternations of better and worse, at the end of four weeks, 50.
  • Some smooth red excrescences, with crawling sensation behind the glans penis under the prepuce, lasting ten days (after twenty-two days), 1.
  • A red spot on the inner surface of the prepuce, which itched violently, and disappeared after twenty-four hours (sixth day), 68.
  • A small tetter on the inner surface of the prepuce, which is depressed in the middle, moist and suppurating; painful only on touch (after sixteen days), 1.
  • Great swelling of the prepuce, 1.* [1770.]
  • A red elevated gritty spot on the outer surface of the prepuce, which becomes an ulcer covered with a scab, with itching, and sometimes with burning pain, 1.
  • Swelling of the prepuce began with a gonorrhœal discharge, 12.
  • *A red growth like condyloma on the inner surface of the prepuce, 1.
  • Moisture on the glans penis (after eight days), 1.*
  • The glans began to grow moist, and to secrete a thin mucus (sixth day), 78.*
  • Erections daily, in the morning, with a distressing crawling uneasiness in the genitals and vicinity, with aversion to coition, for eight days, 12.
  • Erections for several hours, in the morning while half awake, 1.
  • Erections in the morning (seventieth day), 13.
  • A very violent erection again, in the afternoon (twenty-eighth day), 73.
  • Violent erection, with strong desire for coition, in the morning on awaking; but notwithstanding the voluptuous feeling, there was no emission, which is not usually the case with him (twenty-sixth day); erections twice (sixty-first day), 73. [1780.]
  • Long-continued erections at night, 1.
  • Violent erections in the morning, without voluptuous sensation, 12.
  • Erections return more and more, with increasing power (in one who had hitherto been impotent in consequence of gonorrhœa), together with some burning in and agglutination of the urethra, with red streaks in the mucous membrane, together with purulent expectoration from a sore, painful, circumscribed spot in the middle, under the lower half of the sternum, with violent cough, lasting fourteen days, gradually diminished, and was followed by undisturbed and increasing health (sixth to eighth week), 12.
  • A sensation was often experienced, while seated, as if the glans had been bruised, 48.
  • The glans became sensitive, and the sebaceous glands swollen, as before (sixth day), 49.
  • Sensibility of the glans, and darting stitches through it, 30.
  • Glans very sensitive on awaking; drawing back the prepuce causes pain (twenty-fourth day), 72.
  • Frequent painful jerking in the penis , accompanied by a sensation as if a viscid liquid were exuding from the urethra, which, however, was not the case (eleventh day), 32.
  • Jerking pain in the penis, as if a nerve were suddenly and painfully pulled, 7.
  • Biting on the upper surface of the glans and in the prepuce (soon, second day), 68. [1790.]
  • Biting in the prepuce was troublesome for an hour, after walking (second morning), 66.
  • A sensation on the glans penis, near the frænulum præputii, as if the spot had been excoriated, although no change was visible (fourth day); the same feeling of soreness on the glans when touching it (fifth day), 31.
  • A painful burning sensation between the prepuce and glans penis , continuing from six to seven seconds, and returning several times at short intervals , without any change in the parts perceptible to the eye (ninth day), 32.
  • Burning in the prepuce, alternating with single stitches in the anus (after ten hours), 66.
  • Burning on the inner surface of the prepuce, soon, 69.
  • Frequent burning stitches in the penis, extending to the testicles and umbilical region, most violent while sitting, disappearing while walking, and returning while sitting (after twenty-four hours), 19.
  • Violent stitches in the glans penis, near the urethra, accompanied by desire to urinate; the urine then passed guttatim; during micturition, the stitches were at times violent, at times entirely disappeared; the desire to urinate, however, lasted until the stitches entirely ceased (after seven hours and a quarter), 5.
  • Frequent stitches darted through the glans and the whole member, especially the glans, was constantly sensitive, 62.
  • Acute stitches on the inner surface of the prepuce, 1.
  • Painful stitches in the glans penis (seventh day), 20 ; (ninth day), 71. [1800.]
  • Sticking and itching in the glans penis, 1.
  • Some stitches in the tip of the glans penis when not urinating, especially if the part be pressed, 1.
  • Flying stitches in the glans (fifth day), 70.
  • Several burning stitches in the glans penis (after eight hours), 10.
  • Burning itching in the tip of the glans penis when urinating, 1.
  • Itching on the inner surface of the prepuce, 79.*
  • Sticking itching in the side of the glans penis, 1.
  • Itching and biting in the prepuce, in the afternoon (first day), 36.
  • Itching in the corona of the glans, when walking (for half an hour), (second day), 56.
  • Itching on the prepuce became almost intolerable (four hours after second dose, second day), 68. [1810.]
  • Itching in the prepuce (third day), 68.
  • Frequent itching in the glans and prepuce, alternating with stitches in the anus (sixth day), 71.*
  • Tickling itching sensation between the prepuce and glans penis (after half an hour), 10.
  • Itchings on the prepuce (third and fourth days), 69.
  • Painful throbbing in the base of the glans (for four minutes), (twenty-fourth day), 77.
  • A varicocele on the left side becomes enlarged and painful in renewed paroxysms, gradually disappearing only after a long time (seventh to fifteenth month), 12.
  • Corroding aching of the right half of the scrotum, 81.
  • Sensation as though the right side of the scrotum had been bruised, 80.
  • Pressing burning stitches, extending from below upward through the scrotum and spermatic cord, 10.
  • Needlelike stitches in the scrotum, 1. [1820.]
  • Crawling and itching in the scrotum, with burning pain after rubbing, 1.
  • Itching on the left scrotum (in the evening), 1.
  • The left testicle is drawn tightly up against the abdomen, with swelling of the inguinal glands, 1.
  • (Degeneration of the epididymis, like a varicocele), 1.
  • Deeply painful drawing in the left testicle and spermatic cord, 12.
  • Violent drawing in the testicles (after one hour), 69.
  • Drawing sensation in the testicles, 1.
  • Drawing in the left testicle (first day), 70 ; (second day), 68.
  • Drawing in the left testicle, with feeling of weight in it (first day); disappeared while walking in the open air (fifth day), 71.
  • A pressing pain in the testicles, as if they would be crushed, while walking and sitting, worse when walking (after two hours), 8. [1830.]
  • Feeling of compression in the testicle, 85.
  • Repeated sharp stitches in the left testicle (after seven hours), 10.
  • Painful, frequently repeated stitches in the right testicle, 79.
  • Stitches in the left testicle for eight days, 80.
  • Very violent dull sticking pain in the right testicle (third day), 84.
  • Sticking pains in the left testicle, several times during the day (fourth day), 84.
  • A fleeting stitch in the left testicle (twelfth day), (twelfth day).
  • Feeling in the testicles as if they moved , disappeared while walking in the open air (fifth day), 71.
  • Four pollutions (fourth night), 78.
  • A pollution towards morning (seventh night), 65. [1840.]
  • A pollution in the night, and afterwards a troublesome burning in the urethra (first night); a pollution in the night (fourth day); at 4 A.M. (tenth night); in the night (twelfth day), 66.
  • Emissions become more frequent, 12.
  • An emission causing faintness towards morning, followed by heaviness and ill-humor, 12.
  • Emission becoming more infrequent, and afterwards ceasing entirely, 12.
  • Nocturnal emission, with distressing pain in the orifice of the urethra, as though too tight, 7.
  • Nocturnal emission , whereupon he awoke (after twenty-three and forty-eight hours), 8.
  • Persistent impotency, 12.
  • The sexual impulse was again active, with normal results, on awaking in the morning (twenty-eighth day), 73.
  • Great excitement in the genital organs, especially tickling in the prepuce and glans, at noon (sixtieth day), 73.
  • Sexual impulse much exalted (till thirteenth day), 72. [1850.]
  • The sexual impulse was exceedingly importunate (sixth and seventh days), 64.
  • In the night, increased sexual desire, which, during the whole course of the preceding proving, had been rather diminished than exalted (second day), 49.
  • During the whole duration of the experiments ( unica nocte exempta) the sexual impulse was diminished even to indifference, 50.
  • Voluptuous fancies and an erection (the first since taking Thuja), with discharge of prostatic fluid, while lying down (fifty-seventh day), 13.
  • In the evening he was very much excited sexually, which did not entirely disappear after coition, so that he only fell asleep towards midnight (fifty-eighth day), 13.
  • Excited sexual impulse (fortieth day), 52.
  • The striking indifference to sexual intercourse, by no means customary, continued during the whole experiment, and, in fact, still longer, 62.
  • He has no desire for coition for a long time, 12.
  • Female.
  • In the pudenda and along the loins new varices appeared; were very painful and prevented walking , with a warm feeling in the genitals eight or ten times, as if warm blood were flowing, 12.
  • Swelling of both labiæ, with burning pain only when walking, and on touch (after fifteen days), 1. [1860.]
  • Swelling of the left labia, 12.
  • (A whitish ulcer on the inner surface of the labia majora, at first painfully sore when touched, afterwards itching, lasting a long time), 1.
  • Miscarriage at the third month, commencing with a scanty discharge of blood for five days, then profuse for four days until the miscarriage, followed by good health, 12.
  • Cramplike pain in the female genitals and perinæum, on rising from a seat, 1.
  • Cramplike pain in the female genitals, extending up into the lower abdomen (after ten hours), 1.
  • Paroxysmal constrictive pressure in the genitals, with discharge of milky leucorrhœa in gushes, 12.
  • Pain, like a pressure and contraction, in the female genitals, while sitting, 1.
  • Laborlike pains, with increased leucorrhœa, 12.
  • Biting and itching in the female genitals, mostly in the urethra, when urinating, and for some time afterwards, 1.*
  • Contractive pains in the left ovary, 12. [1870.]
  • Tensive and pressive aching in the right ovary, with a feeling as if a stick were sticking in it, mostly while sitting, pressing into the groin and in the rectum, 12.
  • Deeply seated drawing aching in the left ovary, extending over the groin, with increased leucorrhœa, 12.
  • A forcing outward protrusion of the vagina from the pudenda, 12.
  • Burning and biting in the vagina when walking and sitting, 1.*
  • Pain in the pudenda, as if sore and biting, 1.*
  • Pain, like a soreness and biting, in the pudenda, especially when urinating, 1.
  • Sticking in the pudenda on walking (a long distance), 1.
  • Itching of the pudenda when walking, 1.*
  • Leucorrhœa, 12.
  • Leucorrhœa causing soreness; also with burning biting itching in the groin, 12. [1880.]
  • Leucorrhœa gummy and offensive, smelling like sea fish, corrosive, causing soreness, and irresistibly compelling to onanism, 12.
  • Leucorrhœa increased, with colic and drawing in the loins, corrosive and offensive, 12.
  • The leucorrhœa becomes at first more profuse, and then gradually disappears (after eight days), 12.
  • Leucorrhœa at first increased, then very scanty, and only before and after the menses, 12.
  • Constant profuse leucorrhœa, with a show of menses, but of only a few drops of blood, 12.
  • Profuse leucorrhœa, with cutting and pressure in the genitals, 12.
  • Slight leucorrhœal discharge , which she never had before (thirty-first day); leucorrhœa lasted until the menses appeared, when it ceased (thirty-sixth day); reappeared, but it is scanty, and obliges her to wash herself frequently in the daytime; it is mild, yellow green, and leaves spots of a similar appearance on her linen (thirty-seventh day); leucorrhœa increases (forty-fourth day); continued after menses (sixty-sixth day), 42.*
  • Mucous discharge from the female urethra, 1.
  • (A brown ichorous offensive discharge during the menses ceases), (third month), 12.
  • Brown, slimy, offensive discharge, mixed with menstrual blood, 12. [1890.]
  • Discharge of yellowish brown mucus from the female genitals, 12.
  • (The discharge of blood from the uterus mixed with corrosive, very offensive leucorrhœa, with migraine and difficult hearing, steadily improved from day to day), (first fourteen days), 12.
  • Menstruation.
  • The menses appeared about a week too early, and were associated with remarkable paleness of the face, 12.
  • Menses six days too late and much more profuse than usual, with thick black clotted blood; the next time three days too early, remarkably scanty and pale; the next time preceded by violent pain in the abdomen, especially in the left ovarian region, eight days too early, very profuse, with many clots of blood, and with frequent painful pasty stools; after this they were quite normal, 12.
  • The menses always discharged more profusely when urinating, are of a black color, corroding the groins, followed for eight days by discharge of pale blood mixed with gray, with gnawing in the left side of the abdomen (ninth month), 12.
  • Menstruation profuse and dirty colored, with pressure in the spleen, throbbing of the heart (second month), 12.
  • The menses, hitherto very painful and difficult, now flow very freely and without pain (sixth month), 12.
  • Menses become so profuse that on the third day large clots of blood passed, with trembling of the feet, anxiety about the heart, and vertigo, 12.
  • The menses recurred variably in the same woman during the action of a dose of Thuja; at times they were punctual and natural, at other times too early, at others too late, sometimes too profuse, sometimes too scanty, at times omitting entirely, 12.
  • Menses bright red, flowing in gushes, 12. [1900.]
  • Menses less corrosive and offensive than for a long time (after four weeks), 12.
  • Menses at first very dark, then watery, of a very bad odor, 12.
  • The menses at first dark and slimy, mixed with a watery discharge, then stopped for two days, with anxiety and palpitation, then for three days a green and brown offensive ichor, with some offensive shreds of blood, gradually changing to a yellow and white slimy discharge; during the bloody discharge, now and then shaking chill and drawing in the feet, especially in the evening and at night, and burning in all the varicose veins (eighth month), 12.
  • The menses appeared more copiously and fresher than for years, and so remained (third month), 12.
  • The menses, hitherto pale, were now of a better red color, 12.
  • Menses bright rose colored, 12.
  • Menstruation slimy, watery, with drawing pain in the small of the back and lower extremities, chilliness in the feet, and afternoon sweat, 12.
  • Catamenia very scanty, ten days earlier than usual (twentieth day), 76.
  • Menses in fourteen days very profuse and long continued, with weakness, palpitation, and hammering in the head, tearing in the face, and a swollen cheek (fourth to eighth week), 12.
  • Catamenia appeared without any morbid symptoms, but lasted only one day (thirty-second day), 76. [1910.]
  • The menses came on without any trouble, after six weeks, for the first time in a chlorotic girl; they omitted the next time, at the subsequent period reappeared profusely, then omitted once, after which they were regular, while the general development kept pace and became more vigorous and blooming, 12.
  • Menses at their regular period, but weaker than ordinary (twenty-sixth day), 51.
  • Menstruation, which hitherto had been very profuse and long continued, became normal; after four weeks, and then after varying in character for five months, became perfectly regular, 12.
  • The menses, that hitherto were frequently suppressed, became perfectly regular, 12.
  • Menses delayed, with isolated, profuse gushes of blood, 12.
  • Menses delayed, with pain in the nipples, with heaviness of the breast (after twelve months), 14.
  • Menses inconsiderable, and lasted only one day (fourth day); menses appeared, lasted only a single day; and consisted in the discharge of a small clot of black blood of the size of a hazelnut (thirty-sixth day); the menses lasted only one day, and consisted in the discharge of three clots of black blood of the size of a hazelnut (sixty-fifth day); menses somewhat greater than the last time, and lasted a day and a night (ninety-seventh day); menses lasted three days, and flowed as before the proving (one hundred and twenty-fifth day), 42.
  • Menses delayed four days, and less than usual (thirteenth day), 75.
  • Menses at times in six, again in seven weeks, then again at the right time, and profuse, but always at the right time there is profuse perspiration day and night, most profuse on the head, with weakness and heaviness of the lower extremities, distension of the abdomen, tightness of the breath, pains in the teeth and head, 12.
  • Menses weaker, irregular, at times every fourteen days, at times every four to five weeks, with sensitiveness and swelling of the left breast, in which there is a round indurated spot, which afterwards becomes smaller and gradually disappears (after second month), 12. [1920.]
  • The menses were suppressed, and in their place there was a watery discharge, 12.
  • The menses, usually very profuse and long lasting, now last only two days, and are very scanty, and the cessation is followed by a great rush of blood upward, with throbbing toothache, sleeplessness, and increased nervous weakness; the next time it is preceded by violent coryza, which affords relief; the menses appear as usual, more profuse, and lasting four days, with subsequent improvement, 12.
  • Menses at first very profuse, then suppressed for eight weeks, followed for three weeks by a constant discharge of blood mixed with mucus, with stinging burning biting aching in the uterus, in the mother of several children, 13.
  • The menses, that had always been regular hitherto, now presented but a trace, 12.
  • The menses returned after they had ceased for over a year, in an unmarried woman fifty-two years old (third month), 12.
  • Menstruation recurs after fourteen days, lasts two days, omits on the third day, with violent pains in the head and teeth, returns on the fourth day, with disappearance of the pain; three days later, sensation in the night as if the abdomen and chest were pierced by many needles, followed by pressure on the chest (eleventh month), 12.
  • The menses occurred after five weeks, light-colored, and very scanty, with pain in the abdomen and small of the back, 12.
  • Eight days after the usual menses had ceased, discharge of blood reappeared, and lasted moderately for three weeks, associated with a corroding and biting leucorrhœa, 12.
  • The menses, that had long been absent, appeared, preceded by nosebleed, uneasiness in the lower extremities in the evening, so that she could not keep them still, with intermittent pressive pains in the abdomen, and itching in the skin over the whole abdomen, succeeded by well feeling, 12.
  • The menses appeared, with very violent pains in the back, chest, small of the back, and abdomen, distension of the pit of the stomach; the blood was very dark, 12. [1930.]
  • Menses accompanied by very painful forcing outward, as if something internal would fall out (this had never happened to her before), 12.
  • The menses come on with an unusual sick feeling, headache, blue nails, and general coldness, obliging lying down, 12.
  • Menstruation accompanied by constant pressure in the stomach, retching and distension, 12.
  • Menstruation preceded by most violent constrictive pressing, sore pains in the genitals, with most acute tenesmus, without stool; with a feeling of faintness, so that she was obliged to lie down, and then vanishing of consciousness, with convulsive throwing about of the head and right arm always to the right; on regaining consciousness, she felt icy cold and stiff all over, which lasted through the night in bed, and disappeared only towards morning, with general weakness, after which the menses began to flow and discharged as usual, only they were brown in color (thirteenth month), 12.
  • Menses accompanied with colic and convulsive weeping, 12.
  • Menses preceded by violent toothache, affecting generally the whole left side of the head; they lasted three days, and after intermitting for one day, continued for five days more, in the night, after which there was an attack of nightmare, with anxious compressive oppression of the chest, so that she could not move a limb (thirteenth month), 12.
  • Very acute voluptuous excitement in the genitals, with increased leucorrhœa, quite contrary to her will and habit, 12.

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

  • Larynx and Trachea.
  • Increased secretion of mucus in the larynx and trachea, at night (fiftieth day), 72.
  • Constriction in the region of the os hyoides after eating ices (fifty-eighth day), 73.
  • Dryness and crawling in the larynx, provoking dry tickling cough, 12. [1940.]
  • Pressure in the larynx, 79.
  • Sensation of burning and constriction in the larynx, 79.
  • Scraping in the trachea, obliging him to cough (third day), 68.
  • The trachea feels spasmodically constricted in the morning on waking, obliging him to rise suddenly and walk about, after which there is relief, 12.
  • Burning sensation through the whole trachea, with at times hoarseness, worse from 6 to 8 P.M., 12.
  • Pressing sticking in the left side of the trachea, just below the larynx, worse on swallowing (after three hours and a half), 5.
  • Sticking in the trachea and region of the pit of the throat on breathing, for two days, 1.
  • Voice.
  • A feeling in the throat as if a membrane were over the larynx, which prevented singing, especially of the high notes, 12.
  • Hoarseness, 12.
  • Hoarseness and violent cough, with stitches in the left breast and left scapula (soon), 18. [1950.]
  • Hoarseness, in the morning and evening; in the morning bad tasting expectoration, followed by disappearance of the hoarseness, in a tuberculous patient (fourth month), 2.
  • Hoarseness and fluent coryza (towards evening), (after eleven hours), 8.
  • Hoarseness, as from constriction in the pharynx, 1.
  • Somewhat deeper and hoarser voice on awaking, in the morning (forty-first day); hoarse, with frequent inclination to hawk, during the lecture (sixty-ninth day); hoarse during the lecture and throat so choked with mucus that he was frequently obliged to hawk (seventy-third day), 73.
  • Hoarseness, and secretion of mucus in the fauces, obliging him to spit (forty-third to fifty-second day), 43.
  • Roughness of voice, 35.
  • Voice often low and husky, especially in the cold, 12.
  • Voice weak, toneless, scarcely audible, for a long time, 12.
  • Cough and Expectoration.
  • Cough, which he regards as possibly caused by exposure to cold (after eight days), 77.
  • Cough, as if caused by pungent food, in the morning on rising (after twenty-five hours), 8. [1960.]
  • Cough, immediately after eating, 12.
  • Violent cough, caused by tickling in the throat, for several mornings, lasting until the running of clear water from the mouth (sixth month), 12.
  • Constant cough at night on lying down, obliging to rise, which gives relief; cough also during the day as soon as he lies down, 12.
  • Awakened from sleep early in the morning by a catching cough, with expectoration of frothy saliva, even to nausea, 12.
  • Spasmodic paroxysmal cough with whistling, 12.
  • Paroxysms of incessant, racking, spasmodic cough, even to vomiting, with a catching drawing in of the completely expired breath, day and night, but worse at night, lasting a long time (fourth month), 12.
  • Constant dry irritable cough, even to vomiting, with short and difficult breathing, 12.
  • Constant dry tickling cough, especially at night in the open air, after loud talking and laughing, 12.
  • Dry cough, with stitches in the larynx, 12.
  • The dry cough, the constriction in spots on the thorax and in the corresponding parts of the lungs (frequently returning, very irritating, and annoying, compelling frequent deep inspirations, and ameliorated by wine and beer), first entirely disappeared in the course of about eight weeks, 62. [1970.]
  • Dry, frequently returning cough, which rendered me so anxious about my health that I discontinued the experiment, 60.
  • Short and hacking cough (seventy-eighth day), 42.
  • Repeated short dry cough, 58.
  • Dry cough, increasing in a direct ratio with the duration of the experiment, becoming constantly more troublesome, and finally obliging me to lay aside the proving for awhile, 59.
  • Frequent short dry cough (fourth and seventh days); frequent hacking cough (eighth day); frequent short dry cough, in the evening (tenth and eleventh days), 65.
  • Whooping-cough, in a grown girl, 12.
  • A paroxysm of fatiguing cough, like whooping-cough, beginning with hoarseness and tickling in the larynx, which made her cough all night, with violent scratching and burning in the throat, with a sensation as if it continually became tighter, increasing even to vomiting, with increased leucorrhœa, with itching burning and sore spots in the groin (twelfth week), 12.
  • The whooping-cough decidedly diminishes within three days, and entirely disappears on the ninth day, 12.
  • (The tuberculosis cough, dyspnœa, and wasting fever immediately diminish; the hitherto suppressed menses return normally, and the hitherto profuse leucorrhœa begins to cease for days, during the first four weeks, followed by undisturbed gradual progressive cure, in a young girl), 12.
  • Cough, with expectoration of mucus, when eating; after eating, cough, with raising of tough mucus, 80. [1980.]
  • Constant cough, with very profuse yellow, pasty, sweetish expectoration of mucus, though without any difficulty in breathing , in one convalescent from asthma, 12.
  • Cough, with expectoration of brown pieces of mucus, 12.
  • Cough, with expectoration of blood, 12.
  • Woke, in the morning, with great dryness of the nose, as in dry catarrh, soon followed by cough, with frothy, saliva like, tasteless expectoration; the cough became worse and more fatiguing, associated with attempts to vomit, and ending with vomiting of mucus, at first tasteless, afterwards acrid and bitter; during the vomiting he broke into perspiration; during the cough there was a scraping smarting feeling under the sternum, the whole paroxysm lasting half an hour; there remained for some time a tickling under the sternum, which caused cough for four or five minutes, with expectoration as before described (second day); spasmodic cough, with soreness and rawness in the chest, in the morning after waking (twenty-third day); tickling cough, with rawness and soreness beneath the sternum (twenty-sixth day); violent fatiguing cough, with expectoration of mucus, for three days (after twenty-six days); inclination to cough returns every night on waking, and also in the morning (twenty-eighth day); violent cough, in the evening, with pain beneath the sternum; expectoration of tenacious mucus with great effort (thirty-seventh day); fatiguing cough, with retching, hawking, and vomiting of mucus, at 11 A.M. (fifty-fifth day); cough, with vomiting of mucus and rattling (sixty-sixth day); expectoration of mucus mixed with blood, when coughing (seventy-eighth day); violent, fatiguing, spasmodic cough, in the morning on waking, which lasts more than half an hour, with expectoration and vomiting of mucus (ninety-fourth day); spasmodic cough every morning on waking, occasional paroxysms through the day, with tickling in the larynx (ninety-ninth day); fatiguing cough, with inclination to vomit, in three paroxysms; with the first, mucus ran from the mouth; after the third paroxysm he was obliged to hawk up mucus from the throat; frequently there were two attacks in succession (after six months); bloody mucus is expectorated with the cough (after six months), 13.
  • Short, dry, barking cough several times, in the morning (tenth day); at night, and on waking, several times, short interrupted convulsive cough , which is excited by an irritation in the larynx, and leaves an unpleasant dryness in it (twelfth day); on rising, considerable cough and roughness in the throat, disappearing by noon (fifteenth day); frequent cough, with raising of thick mucus, at night (twenty-third day); frequent dry hacking cough (twenty-fourth day); frequent dry hacking cough, in the morning (twenty-fifth day); during the day (twenty-sixth day); frequent short, dry, interrupted cough (thirty-first day); raising of tough mucus, in the morning (forty-fifth day); frequent dry hacking cough (sixty-fifth day); frequent coughing up of mucus (sixty-sixth day); frequent hacking cough, in the morning (sixty-seventh day); frequent short, dry, hacking cough (sixty-eighth day); frequent raising of mucus, leaving behind a feeling of sensitiveness in the larynx, in the morning after rising (sixty-ninth day); short, dry, hacking cough frequently comes on (seventy-first day); frequently a dry hacking cough (seventy-sixth day), 72.
  • Frequent dry hacking cough; afterwards, raising of mucus (eighth day); frequent dry hacking cough, two hours after dinner (twenty-second day); short, dry, troublesome cough, in the morning (twenty-fourth day); short, dry, interrupted cough, excited by tobacco smoke, in the evening (twenty-eighth day); dry, short, hacking cough (thirty-first day); hawked up a thick tenacious mucus from the larynx, in the morning (thirty-third day); repeated coughing up of mucus (thirty-seventh day); slight raising of thick mucus (thirty-eighth day); frequent dry hacking cough on awaking in the morning (forty-first day); frequent coughing up of thick mucus, in the morning (forty-second day); frequent coughing up and blowing from the nose of thick mucus, on awaking; frequent dry cough, in the evening (forty-third day); mucous cough, in the morning (forty-eighth day); frequent coughing up of thick mucus, in the morning (forty-ninth day); frequent cough, with raising of thick mucus, in the forenoon; short dry cough, in the afternoon and evening (fiftieth day); frequent raising of thick mucus, with slight cough (fifty-first day); coughed up mucus once or twice in the morning, and frequently in the evening (fifty-third day); frequent slight coughing up of mucus (fifty-fourth day); slight coughing up of mucus, in the morning; frequent short dry cough, after dinner (fifty-sixth day); frequently coughed up thick mucus (fifty-seventh day); thick mucus was thrown off by slight coughing (fifty-ninth day); coughed up thick mucus several times, in the morning (sixty-second day); a couple of short dry coughs (sixty-ninth day); for several days past he has noticed that, while he is smoking a cigar, seated at a table, he is obliged to cough, dry, and interrupted, which was usually not the case (seventieth day); inclination to cough, and burning in the throat on the left side, near the larynx, which afterwards extended towards the left ear, with more of a feeling of soreness (seventy-first day); frequent dry cough (seventy-third day); coughing, with raising of mucus (seventy-fifth day), 73.
  • Cough, with copious excretion of mucus, in the morning (seventeenth day); violent cough, with raising of mucus (eighteenth day); frequently coughed up mucus as thick as lard (nineteenth day); an attack of coughing, with raising of tenacious mucus, vomiturition, and strangling, towards noon; after this she felt ill and weak for half an hour, and had a return of more violent headache (twenty-first day); cough dry (twenty-fourth day), 76.
  • Hard white mucus loosens from the throat and is coughed up, which relieves the hoarseness, 12.
  • Frequent raising of mucus, with cough and reddened tonsils, without pain (seventeenth and eighteenth days), 46.
  • The expectoration on coughing begins to have a better taste, and at the same time the nightly ravenous hunger ceases, 12. [1990.]
  • Spitting of blood twice while walking (fifty-fifth day), 73.
  • Respiration.
  • Hurried breathing, at night (thirty-first day), 43.
  • Necessity of frequent deep breathing, 80.
  • Increased need of taking a deep breath on account of oppression of the chest (first day), 12.
  • Rattling of mucus, which is difficult to loosen, in the morning after waking, followed by vomiting of tasteless mucus (after twelve days), 13.
  • At times troubled by short breath, with tickling in the throat and hoarseness, 12.
  • Frequent attacks of shortness of breath (first day), 12.
  • Shortness of breath, associated or alternating with griping colic (second day), 12.
  • Shortness of breath and whistling in the throat, after every rapid movement and on going upstairs, 12.
  • Short breath, at night ; necessity to assist by breathing deeply, 81.* [2000.]
  • Difficult, almost panting respiration (eighteenth day); shorter breath than usual, with weight on the chest (twenty-second and twenty-third days); respiration very short on walking (twenty-fourth day), 76.
  • Constant difficult breathing, 12.
  • Difficult breathing, in the evening; on going upstairs he lost his breath (after three months), 15.
  • Difficult breathing (seventy-eighth day); with feeling of anxiety (eighty-fourth day), 42.
  • Difficulty of breathing when going upstairs, which lasted some time (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Before bedtime difficult respiration, with pressure on the chest, by reason of which she could not get to sleep for a long while (twelfth day), 75.
  • The respiration is not altogether free; the thorax is raised during inspiration with somewhat more difficulty than usual (seventy-first day); troublesome breathing (seventy-second day), 72.
  • Heavy oppressed respiration, with great desire for water and much anxiety, 1.
  • Oppression of breath, in the morning, with wavelike movements in the whole præcordial region, 12.
  • Sudden arrest of breath; she jumps up on account of suffocative anxiety; the eyes protrude; she cries constantly "Ah! ah!" and will not say anything else; after awhile it passed off, 12. [2010.]
  • Constant suffocative anxiety, with much desire to urinate and incessant yawning, 12.
  • ( Asthma , from which he had formerly suffered, returned in renewed paroxysms), (after three days after a dose of Thuja), 12.
  • Asthma, pressure, and heaviness beneath the sternum, worse when walking, an hour after dinner (seventy-ninth day), 13.
  • (In an old nightly asthmatic person the dyspnœa became less severe and more transient on account of the speedy appearance of cough and expectoration, so that the patient, who hitherto, in her paroxysms, could only sit up, could now lie down), (second month), 12.
  • Awoke at night from a quiet sleep of three hours, with suffocating, whistling, tightness of breath, which lasted an hour (sixth month), 12.
  • (The asthma of a boy, nine years old, was at first, for two days, more violent and frequent, then became better and easier, until it entirely disappeared after three weeks; thereupon there followed, in the fourth week, swelling of the cervical glands, frequent colic, headache, cough, and a sore nose, then return to health), 12.
  • Asthma ; at first he feels as if the breath were confined to the stomach, as if it would be twisted about; then, with every respiration, the abdomen is deeply retracted between the pit of the stomach and the navel, with suffocative pressure, loss of all power, and loss of breath, while, at the same time, the trachea seems filled with firmly adherent tenacious mucus, which cannot be raised by a spasmodic cough; these attacks become constantly more frequent, more violent, and more persistent, and during the first few weeks reach a hitherto unknown severity, with icy coldness of the feet and general weakness; after the fifth week improvement begins, the paroxysms being shorter, easier, and more infrequent, the expectoration and cough loosen, the sleep becomes quiet, and the strength returns; only at times more or less violent paroxysms alternate with freedom therefrom, until after four weeks more there occurs an unusually violent coryza, with fever and catarrhal cough, after the cessation of which the asthma seems to have disappeared entirely; since that time a slight attack has occurred only occasionally, though every evening, from 5 to 6 and from 10 to 11, and at 3 A.M., there returns difficulty of breathing, with whistling rattling in the trachea, but always very transient, and when coughing, anxiety, until, in the twelfth week, the glans penis and the urethra become red, inflamed, and swollen, with burning, itching, and sticking, and with the appearance of small, sore, white, superficial, suppurating spots and condylomatous growths, with a gonorrhœal discharge, without having been exposed to contagion ; this latter trouble returns again and again, at times for six months, disappearing of itself, at first in nine days, then in five to three days, and at last in twelve to twenty-four hours; and keeping exact pace with this gonorrhœal attack (only interrupted by two coryzas), the asthma, which had been most severe, and had proved intractable to every effort and incurable, and apparently nearly killing the patient, disappeared, with uninterrupted improvement, until the patient became perfectly well and the health was permanently restored, 12.

CHEST

  • (In far-advanced tuberculosis of the lungs a dose of Thuja gives great relief, by the evacuation of large masses of pus, by means of cough, diminishes the nightsweats, and restores the lost appetite), 12.
  • (The tuberculous ulcers discharged from the lungs by means and paroxysmally recurring vomiting of their contents), (fourth month), 12.
  • Orgasm of blood to the chest, with anxiety, preventing falling asleep, as in a threatened hæmorrhage, at night, and repeated the following day, together with flatulence distension of the abdomen (third day), 12. [2020.]
  • An anxious uneasiness deep in the chest, between the heart and the liver, as from blood rushing through the large vessels (third month), 12.
  • A peculiar feeling of weakness in the lungs, 12.
  • Feeling of weakness in the chest (eleventh day), 23 ; (sixteenth day), 26, 27.
  • Weak feeling in the chest, with pressure under the sternum and difficulty of breathing, especially when going upstairs (seventeenth day), 26.
  • On deep breathing it seems very difficult to expand the chest, especially in the lower portion, in the region of the stomach, with an itching irritation through the whole trachea, 12.
  • Tension from the first false ribs to the left axilla, especially on raising the arm (after one hour), 11.
  • Painful tension in the whole chest, when inspiring deeply, 81.
  • Tightness now in the left chest, now in the left hypochondrium, which provokes a hacking cough, 1.
  • Tightness of the chest, frequently obliging to take a deep breath, 1.
  • Constriction of the whole chest, so that she weeps, 12. [2030.]
  • Feeling, when laughing moderately, as though the thorax were strongly compressed, with shortness of breath (fourth day), 84.
  • All the diameters of the chest seem shorter, 81.
  • In some spots a feeling as if the thorax from without, and the corresponding portions of the lungs from within, were strongly and durably constricted, a feeling which returned frequently and strongly, especially during rest, induced frequent deep sighing, and annoyed me not a little, 62.
  • Slight constriction and compression of the lower half of the chest (seventy-first day), 73.
  • Sensation as if the lower part of the thorax were surrounded by a bandage, at noon, disappearing in the afternoon (sixty-fourth day), 72.
  • Sensation as if the chest were distended from within, 1.
  • Sensation of want pliability of the thorax and of insufficiency in the inspired air, 81.
  • Oppression of the chest, 80 ; (eighth day), 21.
  • Compressive oppression of the chest, extending even into the throat, and arresting the breath, 12.
  • Oppression, with heaviness of the chest, and a sensation as of an inner voice calling "Woe, woe!" 12. [2040.]
  • Oppression of the chest, as from an internal adhesion (after a few hours), 1.
  • Oppression under the sternum, with a bruised sensation in the chest (fifteenth day), 27.
  • Oppression of the chest, with difficult respiration, and slight pain in the anterior surface of the stomach on taking a deep inspiration, as though from external pressure, at noon, before dinner; symptoms gone in the afternoon (seventeenth day), 73.
  • Oppression in the lower part of the thorax (sixty-eighth day); oppression of the chest (after one hour, seventy-second day), 72.
  • Slight oppression of the chest, with inclination to cough (fifteenth day); oppression of the chest, with some pain on inspiring (fortieth day), 52.
  • With the cough, oppression of the chest, which seemed somewhat to embarrass the breathing (sixteenth day), 46.
  • Heaviness on the chest (soon), 18.
  • Heaviness of the chest, so that he was scarcely able to talk (soon), 18.
  • Feeling of weight and frequent cramplike constriction in the chest, 59.
  • Weight on the chest (thirteenth day), 21. [2050.]
  • A feeling of fulness and of being bruised in the chest under the sternum, in the forenoon; he had observed this for several days past (seventh day), 24.
  • Soreness all about the whole thorax, is constantly obliged to take a deep breath, 12.
  • Soreness in the chest, externally, like bruised spots (purpura), 12.
  • Sensation of soreness in the chest, with increased coryza (forty-first day), 44.
  • Sensitiveness of isolated spots on the thorax, 59.
  • Spots here and there on the thorax and extremities, painful as from a thrust, and especially during movement, 62.
  • Pain as if the parts were sore, in the region of the ribs, on touching them (thirteenth day), 65.
  • Cramp in the chest, extending from the toes along the whole right side up to the chest, and there interrupting the breathing for a longer or shorter time, 12.
  • Pain in the chest, with now and then a taste of blood, 12.
  • General pain in the chest, at night, provokes loud groans, 12. [2060.]
  • Violent pain in the chest, arresting the breath and preventing motion, with cough and coryza (third month), 12.
  • Pressure upon the chest (thirty-ninth day), 16 ; after eating, 1 ; transitory (nineteenth day), 73.
  • Attacks of pressure on the chest about the axillæ, 1.
  • Pressing on the chest, with difficult breathing and sticking in the side, on going to bed (seventeenth day), 76.
  • Pressing towards the back, in the chest, with oppressed breathing, in the evening (fourteenth day), 66.
  • Pressive, tensive feeling in the lungs, that became more perceptible and sticking, on taking a deep inspiration (twenty-ninth, thirtieth, and thirty-first days), 52.
  • Pressing pain in the whole upper part of the chest, much more violent on pressure, 60.
  • Violent pressure as from a heavy weight in the middle of the chest, not impeding respiration (while sitting), (after a quarter of an hour), 5.
  • Increased tensive pressive pains in the chest, as if it were tightly constricted by a band stopping the breath, with great weakness and trembling, obliging one to lie quietly stretched out, 12.
  • Pain like a pressure in the chest, worse after eating, 1. [2070.]
  • Cutting pains through the chest in different directions, 82.
  • Often tormented by a very painful tearing drawing in the left side of the chest, in the neighborhood of the fifth and sixth ribs; this pain appeared when standing and sitting, disappeared when moving, and was rather diminished than increased by a deep inspiration (fifteenth and sixteenth days), 56.
  • In the morning, on waking, the upper part of the body felt bruised, so that he could not move, could not turn over in bed on account of stitches and pain in the chest, which disappeared on rising (fifty-seventh day), 13.
  • Sensation as though he had sprained or injured himself by lifting a heavy weight, in the left side of the chest, close to the pit of the stomach (after six hours and a half), 5.
  • Bruised sensation in the chest, in the afternoon (ninth day), 26 ; (thirteenth day), 24.
  • Scraping in the chest, forcing him to cough (soon, second day), 68.
  • Feeling of heat in the whole chest, 79.
  • The chest smarted internally, as if sore, especially during the dry cough, which appeared from time to time, 62.
  • Burning aching over the whole chest and abdomen, with violent stitches in the left side, making it difficult to breathe, with tympanitis and cough, with expectoration of gray, gelatinous, salt pieces, 12.
  • Burning in isolated spots under the skin, particularly on the right side of the chest (sixty-second day), 73. [2080.]
  • Burning externally over the lower ribs of the right side (seventieth day), 73.
  • Transient stitches in the chest, 12.
  • A single stitch through the lower portion of the lungs, from behind forward. This was accompanied by a bruised sensation in the chest, with dulness of the head, sad mood, and discouragement, being the same in the open air and in the room (thirteenth day), 24.
  • Vague stitches in the left lung, 80.
  • Transient stitch, pains on both sides of the thorax, extending to the armpits (seventy-first day), 73.
  • Succeeding sneezing, there was very violent sticking in the lower part of the right lung, lasting from 3 till 11 P.M., when, although very severe before, it disappeared at once; this sticking was greatly aggravated by sneezing, deep breathing, and coughing (not by movement), (thirteenth day), 65.
  • Sudden stitches in the chest at times, which took away his breath, so that he was obliged to rub vigorously, which removed the sticking (after six months), 13.
  • Violent, dull, intermittent stitches in the chest, extending inward from the left axilla (after twelve hours), 4.
  • Stitches like lightning transversely through the chest, 82.
  • Several stitches coming from the interior of the chest (first day), 84. [2090.]
  • Violent pulsation in the chest, felt over its whole surface, 12.
  • Front and Sides.
  • Pressure under the sternum, 79.
  • Pressing in the middle of the sternum, at 6 P.M. (eighth day), 65.
  • Pressing in a small spot under the sternum, which gradually extended to the scrobiculus, in the afternoon and evening (eleventh day), 72.
  • Pressing and fine sticking under the sternum (first day), 86.
  • Pressure on the sternum, not affecting the respiration (first day), 83.
  • Constant pressure in the middle of the chest, with sticking pains during the attempt to inspire deeply, 80.
  • Pressing in the middle of the chest upward into the neck, causing difficult respiration, 80.
  • Pressure upon the sternum, in the afternoon, after smoking, so that he could not breath freely; at night, three times violent pressure on the sternum, which woke him, lasting only a few seconds (sixty-third day), 13.
  • Annoyed through the whole day with a crawling, pressive pain in the left side of the sternum, which was confined to a spot about the size of a dollar, remained the same in rest or motion, and finally left a feeling as though the spot were sore (nineteenth day), 56. [2100.]
  • Painful oppression under the sternum (increased by deep inspiration) and in the inguinal region, 85.
  • Knocking in the chest under the sternum, extending to the sacrum, when lying on the back, 80.
  • Very violent spasmodic pain in the sternum, on waking, as if everything in it would be screwed together with screws; after lasting half an hour it was followed by choking cough, ending with vomiting of white frothy saliva (eleventh month), 12.
  • A peculiar pain in the middle of the chest, close to the left side of the sternum, in a place as large as a half dollar, as if beaten with violent blows of a hammer, worse at night (fourth week), 12.
  • Anxious gnawing in the middle of the chest, 12.
  • Troublesome clawing in the sternum, about 2 P.M. (seventh day), 63.
  • Repeatedly during the day a cutting pain perpendicularly through the middle of the chest, from below upward, as far as the pit of the throat, 79.
  • Cutting under the sternum, which embarrasses the respiration (second day), 84.
  • Slight burning under the sternum (third day); continued burning along the whole length of the sternum (eighth day), 21.
  • Dull sticking pain near the lower part of the middle portion of the sternum, on the right side (fourth day), 84. [2110.]
  • A painless swelling of the bone of the left sixth rib diminishes in size during the first six weeks, and gradually disappears entirely during the next six months, in a chlorotic, rickety girl of fourteen years, and at the same time the spine, previously curved to the left, became straight and firm, 12.
  • Pressing in the right side of the chest, all the afternoon, accompanied in the evening with sticking, which extended into the sacral region (fifteenth day), 76.
  • Pressing in the left side of the chest, in the evening, relieved after a stool (sixteenth day), 76.
  • Pressing in the left side of the chest, particularly troublesome in the region of the fifth ribs (sixteenth day), 67.
  • Pressing in the left side of the chest (fifty-seventh day), 72.
  • Pressing in the right side of the chest, particularly noticeable when breathing deeply, and when bending the body (fourth day), 64.
  • Pressing to the left under the short ribs (fourth day); the pressing pain appeared at the lower extremity of the right side of the chest, after getting up; it was somewhat violent at first, but decreased very much during the day, without, however, entirely disappearing (fifth day), 64.
  • A sudden thrust from before backwards in the right half of the chest, in the forenoon (first day); a return of the chest pain, but in the left half (second day), 36.
  • A bruised pain in the right chest beneath the arm (after three hours and a half), 3.
  • Pinching pain in the region of the fifth and sixth ribs, 11. [2120.]
  • Tearing in the clavicle, making respiration painful, 12.
  • Cutting from below upward on the right side near the sternum (first day), 63.
  • Cutting in the right side of the chest, extending from the sternum to the right elbow (second day), 84.
  • Stitches in both sides of the thorax under the mammæ, both during respiration and when not respiring (third day); afterwards these stitches often returned, and did not seem to be connected with the respiration, 43.
  • Sticking in both sides of the chest (first day), 29.
  • Sticking, causing soreness, in the sternal end of the clavicle, 12.
  • Very painful stitch on the right side, near the sternum, on the fourth true rib, repeated in only one spot (first day), 83.
  • Sticking on the right side near the middle portion of the sternum (first day), 84.
  • Sticking in the region of the fifth true rib on the right side (first day), 86.
  • Single stitches in the lower half of the right side of the chest (eighth day), 73. [2130.]
  • Flying stitches on the right side near the sternum, for a quarter of an hour, at noon; these stitches had this peculiarity, that instead of being aggravated, they disappeared, on a deep inspiration, and returned again only on the succeeding expiration (sixty-second day), 72.
  • Sticking at one time in the right, at another in the left side of the chest (first day), 70.
  • Sticking in the middle of the right side of the chest, near the sternum (after a quarter of an hour), 82.
  • Some painful stitches in the side of the chest, within, after sneezing, at 4 P.M. (fifteenth day); very severe stitches in the lower part of the right side of the chest, at 6 A.M. (sixteenth day), 63.
  • Sticking beating in the middle of the right side of the chest, 79.
  • A crawling sticking in the right chest (after three hours), 3.
  • Stitches in the whole left side of the chest, as if pierced through the outer portion to the scapula, 12.
  • Acute sticking in the left upper half of the chest, in the forepart, extending to the scapula, with a sensation of swelling and some redness of the skin, 12.
  • Violent stitches in the left side of the chest, which frequently returned throughout the day (third and fourth days), 69.
  • A repeated violent stitch in the left side of the chest, in the evening (seventeenth day); a violent stitch in the left side of the chest, increased by inspiration, in the evening (twenty-fourth day), 46. [2140.]
  • Two flying, very painful stitches low down in the left side of the chest, late in the evening, when going home (sixty-first day), 73.
  • Several stitches periodically in the left side of the chest, apparently deep in the pectoralis major muscle (fourteenth day), 31.
  • Stitches in the left side, about the heart, 12.
  • Sticking in the left side of the chest (within two hours); all the forenoon (tenth day), 71.
  • Painful stitches in the interior of the left chest, 80.
  • Pressing dull stitches in the left side of the chest, alike during inspiration and expiration (after one hour), 10.
  • Several throbbing stitches in the left side of the chest (after two hours), 10.
  • Dull sticking in the left side (of the chest), near the middle of the sternum, 84.
  • Mammæ.
  • Small indurations develop in the left breast close to the nipple, in a girl of eleven years, 13.
  • The indurated spots in the breast become larger and more sensitive, with at times constrictive stitches in them, followed by a sore sensation over the whole area, and gradual disintegration and disappearance of the indurations, 12. [2150.]
  • The left female mamma becomes hard, 12.
  • Drawing pains, with swelling of both breasts, 12.
  • An ulcer on the right nipple, with violent pain in the whole breast, 12.
  • An indurated spot in the left breast, of a young grown-up girl, becomes sensitive, with tension in the breast as far as the axilla, at the same time the whole left side of the neck, from the ear down, becomes filled with glands as large as hazelnuts (twelfth week), 12.
  • Tensive sticking aching in the left female mamma, 12.
  • Sensitiveness and heaviness of the breasts after the menses, with cutting pain in the nipples, which were surrounded by a brown areola, as in pregnancy (after twelve months), 14.
  • Feeling, when seated, as though the breasts were compressed, from before backward, aggravated by stretching the body, 80.
  • Pressing in the left breast, after the sensation in the lower lobes of the lungs, especially when breathing deeply (sixth day), 66.
  • Constant painful pressure from within towards the nipple, 80.
  • A double stitch in the breast (sixth day), 46. [2160.]
  • Very painful stitch through the upper part of the left breast, from before backwards, which immediately disappeared, and left a feeling of twitching in the spots, 79.
  • Temporary stitch in the lower half of the left breast (fourth and twelfth days), 46.
  • Stinging itching on the breast, and on both sides of the neck, towards noon (eighth day), 44.

HEART AND PULSE

  • Præcordia.
  • Frequent feeling of faintness at the heart, relieved by warmth, with nausea and a peculiar pain, as if a number of threads were tied together in one spot, as large as a half-dollar, about the heart, and were painfully stretched with every respiration, 12.
  • Pressive anxiety rising to the heart like a rush of blood into it; as this accumulation recedes from the heart there remains a slight painful sensation at this point, from which it disappears as after an unusual distension, 12.
  • The heart is drawn downward toward the left side, as from a weight hanging upon it, with whizzing in the head, 12.
  • In the region of the heart a small spot, sensitive to touch, with pain as if sore (fifth day), 57.
  • Cramp in the heart ; in the forenoon he is suddenly attacked by a cramp which affects the whole hypochondriac region with tightness, even to arrest of breath, causing anxiety, without any loss of breath, with extremely painful surging, congestive squirming, warm sensation in the middle of the distended and tense pit of the stomach, extending through the spine, as if the circulation in the large bloodvessels were stopped, with imperceptible, very irregularly intermitting, and tremulous beating of the heart, and a similar pulse, with paroxysms of anxiety and fear of an attack of apoplexy, obliging him to jump up suddenly and to move about in a dizzy paralytic way; after lasting three hours, disappearing gradually, with most violent, almost uninterrupted eructations of air and much flatulence, though the congestive cramp at the heart still continues the next day, but in the evening, while sitting still, it was associated with violent pain in the back, and after a restless night's sleep, with much tossing about, there remained a suppressed, irregular, intermittent pulse and action of the heart, which only gradually improved (fifth month); since that time similar paroxysms recur for a long time at shorter or longer intervals, mostly in the evening, sometimes in the night, seldom lasting all day, allowing one to lie only on the back at night, and always aggravated when he lies on the side; with frequent and profuse micturition, and with a very sunken, pale-gray expression of the face. During the thirteenth month there occurs a somewhat different attack of "heart cramp;" after an uneasy sleep an oppressive anxiety about the heart in the morning, with a quite suppressed small pulse, intermittent and irregular, for a long time, with a tremulous feeling within the heart, imperceptible beating of the heart, obliging him frequently to gasp for air, with a feeling as if he would suffocate, though he could take a deep breath, with dizzy confusion frequently rising into the head, obliging him to rise and walk about, with deep, pressive aching in the pit of the stomach, which is distended, with enormous eructations of gas from the stomach, the emission of which affords relief; all this increases constantly during the forenoon, begins to diminish somewhat, towards noon, and only ceases entirely in the evening with emission of flatus and return of the normal pulse. The whole attack was repeated on the fourth day, but was less severe, then again on the seventh day, in the evening, always beginning with spasmodic accumulation of gas in the stomach and intestines, arrest of the circulation, passing off with eructations of gas and relief, 12.
  • Pain in the region of the heart, 1.
  • Constant pressive pain at the heart, with violent beating when lying on the left side at night, 12. [2170.]
  • Transient feeling of pressure in the heart (eighth day), 73.
  • Very disagreeable pressing in the region of the heart, confined to a small spot, in the evening (sixty-fourth day), 72.
  • A transitory pressing and tension in the heart, in the forenoon (sixty-fifth day), 72.
  • Sensation of falling drops in the heart felt through the whole heart into the chest, 12.
  • Twitching pains under the heart, 82.
  • Tearing pains in the region of the heart, and from there into the left scapula, in the open air (fifth day), 84.
  • Sticking pains in the region of the heart, 80.
  • Sticking in the heart, with a hot, burning sensation in it, and then throbbing in the heart, causing anxiety and depression of spirits, 12.
  • Stitches in the cardiac region, 79.
  • Sticking burrowing in the region of the heart, 12.
  • Heart's Action. [2180.]
  • Momentary palpitation of the heart (seventy-eighth day), 42.
  • Palpitation on moving and stooping, 12.
  • Palpitation, with want of air, so that talking is difficult, 12.
  • Anxious palpitation, after smoking part of a cigar (sixty-third day), 13.
  • Palpitation in frequent paroxysms, recurring at irregular intervals; it begins with uneasiness and whirling in the whole body, followed by some beating in the chest, difficulty of breathing, with paleness of the face, then throbbing of the heart, so that she can neither sit nor lie, but is obliged to walk about, 12.
  • Beating of the heart at night, and throbbing of the pulse in the forehead, and twitching in the face, 12.
  • Visible palpitation, without anxiety, 1.*
  • Violent beating of the heart in the morning when washing, disappearing during the day, suddenly returning in the evening with great anxiety, so that she did not know what to do, with heat and rush of blood to the head, dark-red face, followed by shaking chill with cramp, the next morning after which she still felt dizzy and confused (fourth month), 12.
  • Paroxysmal loud pulsation in the heart, at times interrupted by a violent extra sound, with intermittent pulse and with difficult breathing, 12.
  • In no position of the body, whether sitting or lying, could he feel the pulsation of his heart; after a quarter of an hour he experienced a trembling of the heart, which recurred for a quarter of an hour, with anxiety (seventh night), 57.
  • Pulse. [2190.]
  • Accelerated pulse (twentieth and sixty-fourth days), 43.
  • Pulse 120, full and hard, in the evening (twenty-second and twenty-third days); feverish pulse, with headache in the evening (twenty-third day); pulse moderately accelerated, full and hard (twenty-fifth day), 76.
  • Full, quick pulse during the access of heat (thirty-fifth day), 46.
  • Pulse weak, fell below 60 (after four days), 11.

NECK AND BACK

  • Neck.
  • Swelling of the veins in the neck, extending downward from the ears, with pressure, 12.
  • The thickness of the neck increases, and nodular glandular swellings become very hard, 12.
  • The neck appears swelled, so that the loose neckcloth is troublesome (twenty-second day), 73.
  • The cervical vessels are distended and blue, 1.
  • The skin of the nape of the neck is fatty, 12.
  • Creaking in the cervical vertebræ on making certain movements with his head; this symptom had already been frequently observed without particular attention being paid to it, but to-day it was troublesome in a much greater degree (fifty-second day), 73. [2200.]
  • Painful stiffness of the nape of the neck when moving the head, in the afternoon (ninth day), 26.
  • Sensation of stiffness in the nape of the neck and on the left side of the neck, extending into the ear, even during rest, which in no way impedes movement of the neck (the stiffness is not aggravated on moving the neck), (after two hours and a quarter), 5.
  • Feeling of stiffness on the left side of the nape of the neck, which had been already perceived during the first days of the experiment, but had been attributed from the beginning, by the prover, to an uncomfortable position in bed (tenth day), 56.
  • Drawing tension in the nape of the neck (more on the left side), recurring several times (eleventh day), 23.
  • A painful tension in the right side of the nape and in the small of the back (seventh day); slight tension in the left side of the nape (eighth day), 31.
  • Painful tension in the left side of the neck, darting upward to the occiput and downward to the scapula, and preventing her from turning her head (third day); the tension seemed to remit somewhat (fourth day); the tension diminished, but did not altogether cease on the days when she took no medicine; still occasionally sensible, especially in the morning (fourth day); diminished only very slowly, and then suddenly set in again, and first completely vanished at the expiration of three months, 51.
  • As soon as he awoke he felt an extremely disagreeable, painful sensation in the nape of the neck , close to the occiput, as if he had been lying on a hard couch . In the course of the day this pain spread over the whole right side of the back, as if the muscles in that part of the body were sprained , and was felt especially when bending the head forward, and raising the right arm; in the evening the pain moved more into the region of the right shoulder and neck (third day); on bending the head forward, a sensation, as if the muscles were too short , and as if the pain was caused by the tension of the muscles; the pain continued the whole day, accompanied with whizzing and buzzing in the right ear (fourth day); shortly after taking the drug the pain in the nape of the neck, shoulder and back was increased to such an extent that the raising of the right arm and carrying the hand behind the head caused the most exquisite pain. He was unable to bend the head forward or to turn it; in order to accomplish this he had to move the whole upper part of the body. The pain was a sort of tumultuous digging , as if the muscles had been crushed, and as if a gathering were taking place in the subcutaneous and intermuscular areolar tissue (fifth day); painful drawing in the left posterior cervical region , close to the occiput, alternating with a similar pain in the right frontal eminence , at 11.30 (twelfth day), 32.
  • Pain in the left side of the neck, as from a hard bed, or as if he had lain in an uncomfortable position, 1.
  • Pain, as from a saddle across the nape of the neck, shoulders, and on the spine, 12.
  • Pain in the nape of the neck (within two hours), 71. [2210.]
  • Sensation in the nape of the neck as if beaten to pieces (after three hours), 3.
  • Pressing and drawing pain, extending from below upward, in the right side of the neck, even during rest (after two hours), 10.
  • Drawing pain in the neck, with fulness in the head, in the afternoon (sixteenth day), 27.
  • Drawing in the left side of the neck, in the evening before going to sleep (fourth day); immediately after getting up, and lasting till afternoon (fifth day), 65.
  • Drawing in the left side of the neck, on waking in the morning (eighth day), 66.
  • Slight drawing in the nape , and repeated sticking from the nape to the right ear and shoulder, in the evening (sixteenth day), 72.
  • Sticking-tearing pain in the muscular parts of the right side of the nape of the neck, in the evening, extending as far as the scapula (continuing only a short time, but returning several times with considerable violence), (first day), 33.
  • A digging-tearing pain in the muscles of the right side of the nape of the neck, extending momentarily as far as the right scapula, and being relieved by contact, accompanied by roaring in the left ear, and creaking when swallowing saliva, in the evening (fifth day), 33.
  • Uneasiness, or alternations of slow pinching and relaxation in the cervical muscles, nape of the neck, and in the chest, associated with a kind of nausea, 1.
  • Slight tearing in the nape (after two hours), 73. [2220.]
  • A couple of transient tearings in the tendinous expansion, on the right side of the neck (sixteenth day), 73.
  • Tearing in the third cervical vertebra, so that it is difficult to turn the head, 12.
  • Tearing, extending from the neck into the ear, behind the ear into the shoulders, arms, and hands, 12.
  • Violent tearing in the nape, which extended into the shoulder, and there remained all day (twenty-fourth day), 76.
  • Throbbing in the arteries of the neck, with pressure in the throat, hindering breathing, 12.
  • Burning-cutting pain in the nape of the neck, extending down to the shoulders, 12.
  • Sticking, cutting pains in the left side of the neck, as far as the left ear, which soon disappeared again, in the morning (thirty-fourth day), 44.
  • Sticking pain in the forepart of the neck, beneath the larynx (after nine hours), 10.
  • Sticking in the nape, over the joint of the atlas, lasting half an hour, in the evening (seventy-first day), 73.
  • A pinching stitch in the right side of the neck, disappearing on moving and turning it (after three hours and a quarter), 3. [2230.]
  • A short stitch in the cervical muscles on moving the neck, making him start, 1.
  • Back.
  • The whole back is sore, with stiffness in the nape of the neck, 12.
  • Sensation of stiffness in the spine, as after standing bent over for a long time (after thirteen hours), 5.
  • A sore bruised sensation in the back, on both sides of the spine, in the region of the kidneys, 12.
  • Sore feeling on the back (after four days), 1.
  • Pain in the back, as from long stooping, in the evening, immediately after lying down (after sixty-six hours), 8.
  • Heaviness and tension in the back (first day), 87.
  • Feeling as if bruised in the back (second day), 83.
  • Pressive pain in small spots, here and there in the back, while sitting, 1.
  • Pressure in the back and spasmodic drawing inward of the abdomen, below the pit of the stomach, so that breathing was very difficult, together with constriction of the larynx, and ineffectual desire for stool, with great crawling in the anus, always after eating, 12. [2240.]
  • Deeply pressive pain in the back, opposite the pit of the stomach, with a sensation as if the blood could not pass through, 12.
  • Drawing pain in the back while sitting, 1.
  • A drawing along the vertebral column and in the calves, with a feeling of weakness in the feet (first day), 28.
  • Boring in a small spot in the back, 1.
  • Boring-tearing pain in the back, extending into the left hip and obliging him to limp, 12.
  • Cutting pain from the spine to the pit of the stomach, 80.
  • Sudden lightning like shootings in the back, with stupefying pain in the head, like intoxication, and faintlike weakness (after fourteen days), 12.
  • Burning-sticking pain in the back, between the scapulæ, while sitting (after thirteen hours), 10.
  • Violent sticklike pain in the left side of the back, by the lumbar vertebræ, while walking, not affected by sitting (after ten hours), 8.
  • Pressing stitches in the back (after three hours), 10. [2250.]
  • (A stitch in the back, extending outward through the chest), 1.
  • A beating in the spine, as though a large vessel were pulsating, after sitting (after six hours and three-quarters), 3.
  • Dorsal.
  • Weakness in and between the shoulders, so that the clothing is distressing, 12.
  • Painful soreness in the middle of the back (third day), 87.
  • Pressure in the back, beneath the scapulæ, associated with pressive constrictive cramp in the stomach, 12.
  • Pressing between the shoulders (after second day), 71.
  • Feeling of dislocation in the middle of the spine, increased by sudden bending the body to the right side, 79.
  • Violent pressing between the shoulders on awaking (third day), 70.
  • Drawing in both scapulæ, in the direction of the nape of the neck ; in both legs, from the knees to the malleoli; and at the same time in both forearms, from the elbows to the wrist-joints; these symptoms appeared usually three to four hours after taking the drug, and lasted ten to sixteen hours (seventh to twelfth day), 28.
  • A constrictive feeling in the back, between the scapulæ, which somewhat hindered respiration and also motion of arms (fifteenth day), 74. [2260.]
  • Drawing between the shoulders (seventy-second day), 72.
  • Pain, like a bruise, beneath the scapula, for several hours, 1.
  • Twitching in the muscles under the left scapula (first day), 83.
  • Burning between the shoulders, 12.
  • Boring in the back between the shoulders, 12.
  • Tearing in the left scapula (after three days), 1.
  • Dull cutting under the left shoulderblade, 80.
  • Cutting from the point of the left scapula through the chest to the edge of the middle portion of the sternum (first day), 84.
  • Sharp stitches between the scapulæ (after half an hour), 6.
  • Sticking on the left scapula (within two hours), 71. [2270.]
  • Sticking between the shoulders, 12.
  • Frequently flying stitches under the right shoulderblade (seventh day), 48.
  • Lumbar.
  • Weakness in the small of the back, with pain in the coccyx, while sitting (fourth day), 14.
  • Great debility in the small of the back and feet (sixteenth day), 26.
  • Pain, as if beaten, in the small of the back, worse when stooping or rising from a seat (after six months), 13.
  • Pain, as if beaten, in the small of the back, with great weakness, extending to the tip of the coccyx, 12.
  • Pains in the small of the back (after five hours, third day), 68 ; (within two hours), 71.
  • Pain in the small of the back, like lumbago, lasting a long time, 12.
  • Pain in the small of the back, extending obliquely to the right side, 12.
  • The lumbar vertebræ are somewhat painful when leaning forward in sitting (forty-eighth day), 72. [2280.]
  • Painful aching in the small of the back, even to weeping, so that she felt every step and every loud word, and as soon as the pain mounted to the next to the last dorsal vertebra she was attacked with faintness and everything became white, but she was unable to move, till she suddenly started up and was obliged to stretch, with anxiety and difficult breathing, during profuse menstruation (seventh month), 12.
  • Sudden cramplike pain in the small of the back if he moves his feet after standing a long time at one spot; he threatens to fall down (after six days), 11.
  • Pressive aching transversely across the back between the hips, 12.
  • Pressing in the small of the back (third day), 68.
  • Pressive sensation of heaviness extending down from the back to the malleoli, making it difficult to walk, 12.
  • Pressing pain in the small of the back on stooping, 3.
  • Dull pressive pain, like a bruised sensation, in the small of the back and lumbar region, in the morning after rising from bed, aggravated while standing and on turning the body, relieved while walking (after fifteen days), 1.
  • Drawing-pressing pain in the left lumbar region (after half an hour), 10.
  • Drawing in the small of the back, 1.
  • Drawing in the small of the back (aggravated while seated), (eighteenth day), 76. [2290.]
  • Drawing in the lumbar muscles while walking, at noon (forty-seventh day); drawing again in the loins, at noon (forty-eighth day); drawing from the loins towards the nates, in the morning on rising (fiftieth day); slight drawing in the small of the back, at noon (seventy-sixth day), 72.
  • Tensive pain in the small of the back, 1.
  • Burning in the lower portion of the back increasing to a sensation as if pierced with fine needles, frequently associated with a sensation in the thighs while walking, as if all the tendons from the small of the back to the knee were too short (fourth month), 12.
  • Sensation of burning heat in the lumbar region (after one hour), 10.
  • Burning pains ascending from the ischii through the whole spinal column to the shoulders, 12.
  • Sensation of formication in paroxysms commencing in the small of the back, 12.
  • Pains in the lower half of the spinal column and in the sacrum, continuing and aggravated by bending the body (twenty-fourth day), 77.
  • Very violent cutting in both loins when walking (second day), 84.
  • Frequent attacks of a painless twitching in the back, towards the left loin, like a muscular twitch, at 2 P.M. (twelfth day), 32.
  • While standing and leaning sideways he feels a dull sticking pain, as with a dull needle, over the hips, in the lumbar region, close to the spine (after a quarter of an hour), 5.
  • Sacral. [2300.]
  • Spasmodic drawing from the coccyx into the genitals, preventing the discharge of urine, 12.
  • Painful drawing in the sacrum, coccyx, and thighs while sitting, which, after sitting a long time, prevents his standing erect (after four hours), 11.*
  • Violent drawing and pressing in the sacral region for two hours in the forenoon (seventh day), 56.
  • Uncommonly violent stitch between the coccyx and anus , at 7 P.M., when walking (ninth day), 71.
  • Sticking pain on the left side, from the sacrum to the left testicle (fifth day), 84.
  • A jerklike burning sticking in the right side, close to the sacrum, entirely removed by violent rubbing (after three hours and three-quarters), 5.
  • Pressing stitches from the sacral bones into the side of the pelvis (after seven hours), 10.
  • A burning rubbing on the coccyx, more while sitting than walking, with a constant feeling of coldness in the right foot, mostly in the sole, lasting eight days, followed by general weakness (second month), 12.
  • Violent itching in the lower part of the sacral region (sixteenth day), 67.
  • Annoyed by an itching-burning pain in the hollow below the os coccygis, soon after waking, and lasting all day; it recurred after the dose in the evening (third and seventh days), 49.

EXTREMITIES. [2310.]

  • The nails of the fingers and toes become wavy and dry, so that they partly crumble , alternating from time to time with a healthy growth until the latter becomes permanent, 12.*
  • Numerous hang-nails (after fifteen months), 13.*
  • (The paralyzed right arm and foot felt more vigorous and muscular, with generally increased vigor), 12.
  • General uneasiness and stretching of the limbs, soon after the dose (twenty-fourth day), 72.
  • Jerking of the limbs before falling asleep and during rest, 12.
  • Trembles in hand and foot (twenty-fourth day), 76.*
  • Stiffness and heaviness of all the limbs, 11.
  • Great weakness in all the limbs, in the afternoon while sitting (after thirteen hours), 8.
  • The shoulders and thighs are very weary; these parts seem bruised, as after great fatigue, 1.
  • Debility of the limbs, as from weariness (twentieth day), 43. [2320.]
  • Cracking in the joints of the elbows, knees, and ankles when stretching out the limbs, 1.
  • Heaviness of the limbs (fourth day), 14.
  • Falling asleep of the upper and lower extremities, at night on waking, 1.
  • Falling asleep and feeling of paralysis wandering about the limbs, 12.
  • Burning and swelling of all joints, 12.
  • Every day feels a pain as if bruised, at times in the shoulders , at times in the thighs (forty-fourth day), 42.
  • Feeling in the extremities as though bruised (forty-first day), 73.
  • Occasional drawing in the limbs (after twelve days), 49.
  • Extremely painful drawing aching of the articular extremities of all the bones, with a sensation of swelling, without swelling and without change in the color of the skin, with loss of appetite, bitter taste, and emaciation, lasting three months, with cessation of the previous tuberculous cough, 12.
  • Drawing tearing in the hands and feet, 12.
  • Sudden drawing in the limbs (eleventh day); drawing in the limbs (twelfth day); drawing, now here, now there, in the extremities (fourteenth day); drawing in the extremities, especially on the inner surface of the upper part of the left thigh and forearm (only while at rest), (fifteenth day); drawing in different parts of the extremities, not lasting long, but frequently quite troublesome (sixteenth day), 66. [2330.]
  • Drawing in both hands and feet, afterwards only in the forearm as far as the wrist-joints (first day), 29.
  • Drawing in the joints of the hands and feet (tenth day), 73.
  • Short accesses of drawing in the right arm and leg, at 10 A.M. (fifty-eighth day), 73.
  • Tension in the extensor muscles of the extremities and trunk, now here, now there; subsequently heat, in the evening (twentieth day), 72.
  • Drawing and sensation of weariness, with apparent dulness of feeling , in the limbs, especially in the upper and in the forearm, near the wrist, in the evening (twenty-first day), 72.
  • Drawing in the limbs, particularly in the right forearm, aggravated by movement of the limb (fifty-seventh day), 72.
  • Drawing pains in the arms and feet, and especially in the small of the back (sixth night); frequent accesses of drawing pains in different parts of the body annoyed him (seventh day); drawing and tearing pains in the hands and feet, afterwards in the epigastrium, hypochondria, on the chest, but worst in the small of the back, ending in slight perspiration (seventh night); drawing pains in the hands and feet, in the sacral region, and between the shoulders, daily, for six weeks, 57.
  • Drawing from the right wrist joint as far as the tips of the fingers, and from the right calf as far as the malleoli, with the sensation as if that foot were lame; afterwards a drawing sticking in the right upper arm as far as the elbow joint, and in the right thigh as far as the knee (seventh to twelfth day); drawing in the left calf, afterwards in the right forearm from the elbow as far as the wrist-joint (sixteenth and seventeenth days); the same drawing and sticking in various parts of the limbs (twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth, and twenty-ninth days), 28.
  • Pains, at one time drawing, at another tearing, were repeatedly felt, especially in the extremities, for the most part while at rest, but in the right tibia also while walking, so as to make me limp (after twenty-six days), 48.
  • At times drawing pains in the hands and feet, which still continued even after eight days, growing, however, weaker and weaker (after thirty-five days), 48. [2340.]
  • Tearing pressing in the upper part of the right thigh and right arm, which greatly resembled the effects of Bryonia, with this difference, that the pain produced by Thuja seized the middle of the affected member, was confined to a small spot, and was mostly in the muscles, while that produced by Bryonia seemed to prefer the joints and tendons (first day), 56.
  • Tearing in the left upper arm, afterwards in the left leg (sixteenth and seventeenth days), 28.
  • Tearing through the long bones of the upper and lower extremities, even under the heels, 12.
  • Tearing and sticking pain in all the joints, 82.
  • Sticking and tearing in the ankles, with swelling of them, and in the soles of the feet, and digging and sticking as from needles in them, and as if they were all sore, worse in the morning, so that she could step only with difficulty, with constant pain in the small of the back, then the back between the shoulders becomes affected, and the hands, together with the fingers, pain most violently. At times the pains leave the limbs, and then the abdomen becomes painful, with diarrhœa, always preceded by griping in the intestines and shivering, with heat and thirst, vertigo, and jerking in the limbs and abdomen, with scraping in the throat, and a pungent salt taste to the mucus, and a sour taste in the mouth after eating, together with profuse sour-smelling sweat (sixth month), 12.
  • Sticking in the external malleolus, hip-joint, metacarpal bone of the middle finger, on the inner edge of the foot, in the heel, 80.
  • Stitches in the sole and in the palm, 82.
  • Sticking in the shoulders and in the right knee (second day), 70.

SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES

  • Constant weakness of the left arm from the first phalanx of the thumb, 12.
  • Trembling of the arm after writing half an hour, with a drawing pain, 1. [2350.]
  • Involuntary jerking of the arm during the day, 1.
  • Great heaviness in both arms, so that they ache from fatigue when held up, 12.
  • Heaviness and lameness in the right arm (seventy-second day), 12.
  • A stiffening sensation in the left arm, in the evening in bed, preventing his falling asleep, 12.
  • Both arms are painfully difficult to move, as if the joints were dry, 1.
  • Not yet able to tie his cravat behind or to hang the chain of his watch around his neck. On looking at the right shoulder in the glass, it was found to be somewhat more elevated than the left and swollen (sixth day), 32.
  • Paralytic feeling in the arms, as if he had carried too heavy a weight (after eight hours), 11.
  • Pressing pain, at one time in the right, at another in the left arm (within two hours), 71.
  • Raging pain in both arms, from 3 A.M. till rising at 6 A.M., 1.
  • A burning-drawing pain in the whole arm, in the periosteum of the bone, extending to the fingers, with a pressure seemingly from within outward; painful on deep pressure upon the periosteum, as if the flesh were loosened from the bones, 1. [2360.]
  • A violent drawing apparently in the bones of the arm, lasting several hours, 1.
  • Frequent drawing in the arms, extending into the hands, with need of stretching, especially in the morning, 12.
  • A very acute aching drawing and trembling through the muscles of the right arm, 12.
  • Drawing in the left arm (fifty-fourth day), 72.
  • Drawing in the right arm and forearm, in the afternoon (eighth day), 63.
  • Drawing tearing in the right arm, lasting several hours, in the forenoon (third day); same sensation (fourth day); in the morning (sixth day), 44.
  • Tearing in the right arm, with weariness, worse during rest, better during motion, also in paroxysms, 12.
  • Frequent quiverings came on in the afternoon and evening; pulselike jerks in the muscles of the right arm, especially in the deltoid (fifty-fourth day), 44.
  • Shoulder.
  • Cracking of the shoulder-joint on bending the arm backward; she is unable to move the arm on account of pain, as if dislocated, 1.
  • Pain in the left shoulder (seventy-eighth day), 13. [2370.]
  • Pain in the shoulder, preventing his raising the arm over the head, aggravated by lying upon it, even to stiffness of the whole arm, 12.
  • Frequently, for a minute at a time, a pain which, in the axilla, in the dorsum of the foot, and on various points of the external chest, was pinching and pressing, 62.
  • Bruised pain in the shoulder-joints and upper arms (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Deep aching sensation in the left shoulder when lying upon it (third month), 12.
  • Paralytic drawing pain in the right shoulder from lying upon it in bed, extending thence into the head, which is painfully affected at night, 12.
  • Drawing in the right shoulder (fourth day), 74.
  • Drawing pressure in the left shoulder, extending to the hand, followed by pressure in the right eyeball; the pain ceased after rising (fortieth day), 13.
  • Paralytic and drawing tearing in the left shoulder, better on motion (seventy-seventh day), 13.
  • Drawing-tearing pain in the left shoulder joint and about the shoulder, so that the arm could not be moved without pain (after twenty weeks), 13.
  • Drawing tearing pressive pain in the region of the left shoulder when leaning against it or lying upon it; after the pain had disappeared, there was a similar pain in the right shoulder for several days, relieved by rubbing with cold water (after ten months), 13. [2380.]
  • A laming drawing, of short duration, in the right shoulder and in the thumb of the right hand, at 5 P.M.; soon after, tearing in the palm of the hand, near the wrist (for half an hour), (sixty-second day), 73.
  • Laming drawing in the right armpit, coming on by fits (seventy-second day), 73.
  • Troublesome drawing in the left shoulder immediately after getting up, only disappearing in the afternoon (fifth day), 65.
  • Rather violent drawing in the right shoulder (second day), 57.
  • A drawing from the left axilla as far as the elbow-joint (after two hours), 28.
  • In the evening, tearing and laming drawing in the left axilla, which, on the following day, extended to the right shoulder, where it remained an hour (fifteenth day), 74.
  • Cutting in the right shoulder-joint (first day), 84.
  • Pressings on the right shoulder (third and fourth days), 69.
  • Tearing in the left shoulder (twenty-fifth day); in the left axilla, in the night (twenty-fifth day); in the left shoulder, at times going to the right shoulder and nape (twenty-seventh day), 76.
  • Tearing in the right shoulder, so that she cannot lie upon it or turn the neck, lasting a long time (second month), 12. [2390.]
  • Constant tearing in both shoulders (in both at once, or alternately in one or the other), 12.
  • Several stitches in the right axilla and temple (first day), 86.
  • Solitary stitches in the shoulders (fifth day), 68.
  • Drawing stitches in the right shoulder-joint and in the bend of the right elbow, 6.
  • Electric stitches in the left shoulderblade, towards evening (seventy-eighth day), 13.
  • Continual dull sticking pain in the left shoulder-joint (second day), 83.
  • Sticking in the shoulders , disappeared while walking in the open air (fifth day), 71.
  • Sticking pain in the right shoulder (ninth day), 71.
  • Sticking pains in the left shoulder-joint, 79 ; on awaking (fifth day), 70.
  • Frequent sticking pains in the right shoulder-joint, 79. [2400.]
  • Painful sticking in front of the right shoulder, near the clavicle, associated with dull tearing (after five hours), 3.
  • Sticking pain, as with a dull point, in the right deltoid muscle while walking in the open air, 6.
  • Violent stitches in the left shoulder when playing the piano, 12.
  • Beating and throbbing in the shoulder-joint, 1.
  • Arms.
  • Heaviness of the left arm, from the middle of the upper arm to the fingers, felt during motion and rest, 1.
  • The upper arms are painful and so weak that the patient can with difficulty hold them up long enough to arrange her hair (twenty-fourth day), 76.
  • The middle of both upper arms is painful, as if bruised, and feels so weak that he cannot hold up the forearms, 12.
  • On pressing upon the upper arm a pain in the bone, as if the flesh were loosened from it, 1.
  • Constant very painful aching in the left upper arm, as far as the shoulder and extending into the wrist and fingers, preventing his grasping anything, 12.
  • Bruised pain in the upper arms, as if they had been beaten blue, 7. [2410.]
  • Feeling as if beaten in the upper arms, after dinner (twenty-third day), 72.
  • Frequent paralytic pain in the muscles in the middle of the left upper arm during rest and motion (after one hour and a quarter), 8.
  • Slight drawing in the left upper arm, in the evening (fifty-second day); in the night, drawing in the upper arm, axilla, and shoulder, preventing his lying on that side (seventy-second night); in the morning these pains became intolerable, but by warmly wrapping up the painful parts they gradually diminished and finally entirely disappeared, leaving behind a feeling of lameness in the arm; at 9.30 A.M. the tearing in the shoulders and upper arm returned in frequent short attacks; in the evening the pain in the shoulder is again very violent, and in the right arm, especially in the forearm, there is a condition bordering on paralysis, with feeling of coldness (seventy-third day); the pain in the arm came on in short accesses at 10 A.M., was sensible till noon, but was milder than yesterday, and ceased entirely in the afternoon (seventy-fourth day); the pain is entirely gone (seventy-fifth day), 72.
  • A painful drawing in the outer surface of the left upper arm, near the olecranon, recurring several times at short intervals (fourth day), 31.
  • Tearing pain in the anterior tuberosity of the left humerus continued, was increased by motion, and was heightened to a burning pain by contact, especially after the painful spot on the arm had been knocked against something, though only slightly (fifteenth day); sensitiveness of the anterior tuberosity of the left upper arm, especially when touched (sixteenth day); sensitiveness appeared to be more and more circumscribed every day; entirely disappeared in the course of a week, 27.
  • Stitches in the right upper arm, in every position, disappearing on touch (after one hour and a quarter), 8.
  • Elbow.
  • Weakness in the elbow-joint, so that she could lift nothing heavy; this weakness extended a hand's breadth above and below the right elbow (after five months), 14.
  • The left elbow seems paralyzed at times, 12.
  • Boring pain in the elbow-joint (after five days), 11.
  • Bruised pain in the elbow and wrist-joints, as if they had been crushed and bruised (after forty-two hours), 11. [2420.]
  • Soreness in the bend of the right arm when extending it, in the forenoon (seventy-fourth day); return of the soreness in the bend of the arm, in the forenoon (seventy-fifth day), 73.
  • The prominences of the right elbow were painful, as after a severe knock (ninth day); did not entirely disappear until the eleventh day, 64.
  • Tension in the bend of the right elbow when writing (sixty-third day), 72.
  • Drawing in the right elbow-joint, in the forenoon (fifty-ninth day), 72.
  • Violent pressing pains in the left elbow, as if in the bone, 81.
  • A violent drawing tearing from the left elbow-joint as far as the two middle fingers (fourth day), 25.
  • Sticking pain in the left elbow several times during the day (first day), 83, 84.
  • Stitches in the elbows, 79.
  • (Sticking pain in the elbow-joint), 1.
  • Sticking pains in the right elbow, 30. [2430.]
  • Stitches, as with needles, especially in the outer side of the left elbow, alike in all positions, suddenly disappearing on touch (after half an hour), 8.
  • Beating and throbbing, like a pulse, in the elbow-joint during the day; in the evening a drawing in the arm, extending into the fingers, 1.
  • Forearm.
  • Debility and lameness in the right forearm, and violent trembling of the right hand, in which the veins swelled without any apparent cause; this appearance lasted half an hour, and disappeared while writing, in the forenoon (sixth day), 44.
  • Painful stiffness in the left forearm, extending as far as the fingers, and impeding motion (sixteenth day), 27.
  • Heaviness of the forearms (after five hours), 11.
  • Paralytic and asleep sensation in the forearm, from the elbow to the tips of the fingers, with crawling in the latter, lasting a long time, 12.
  • Painful jerking in the left arm, from the wrist to the elbow, 12.
  • Twitching of the muscles of the right forearm, 80.
  • Twitching in the flexors of the left thumb, in the right cheek, and under the scapulæ, 85.
  • Pain in the left forearm, as if the hairs were pulled (sixty-second day), 13. [2440.]
  • Breaking pains, transient, in the bones of the left forearm (fifty-seventh day), 13.
  • Bruised pain in the bones in the right forearm when carrying a heavy weight, associated with a kind of weakness, so that he was soon obliged to put it down (fifth month), 13.
  • Very acute aching in all the tendons of both forearms, frequently alternating with aching drawing in the shoulders, 13.
  • Drawing in the right forearm (fifty-fifth day), 72.
  • Drawing pain in the left forearm, 1.
  • A quick drawing-boring pain through the forearm and the metacarpal bone of the index finger, 80.
  • Troublesome drawing in the right radius, along the forearm as well as in the hand, into the little finger, at noon (twenty-fourth day), 78.
  • Tension in the extensors of the right arm when writing (sixtieth day); slight tension in the extensors of the right hand (sixty-second day), 73.
  • Drawing in the inner side of the left forearm and in the fingers of the right hand, in the forenoon (eleventh day), 63.
  • Drawing pain in the inner side of the left forearm, during the whole forenoon, particularly when the arm was at rest (thirteenth day), 66. [2450.]
  • In the evening, while sitting in a crowded theatre, a drawing-sticking pain in the right forearm, extending from the elbow to the wrist-joint (thirteenth day), 24.
  • Tearing pains in the bones of the left forearm and wrist, 79.
  • Tearing in the left forearm, shooting from the elbow to the fingers, so that they were suddenly flexed (fifth day), 88.
  • Sticking drawing on the inner surface of the left forearm, towards the wrist (fourteenth day), 73.
  • Sticking-tearing pain in the left forearm, where the ulna joins the carpus (first day), 33.
  • A tearing stitch from time to time on the outer side of the right forearm (after three hours and a half), 5.
  • Sticking tearing on the inner side of the left forearm, extending from the hand to the elbow (after three hours and a half), 5.
  • Dull sticking pain in the left forearm, near the elbow (first day), 83.
  • Sticking pain in the right forearm, near the elbow (first day), 84.
  • Sticking in the right forearm as far as the finger-joints (seventh to twelfth day), 28. [2460.]
  • A fine transitory stitch in the posterior surface of the left ulna, near the elbow, one hour after dinner (fourth day), 31.
  • Smarting pain in the right forearm, 3.
  • A paralytic burning sensation , which had been felt already for some days in all the muscles of the forearm, and which extended as far as the tips of the fingers, was particularly troublesome, coming on when moving the arms, going off in rest (sixteenth day), 26.
  • A burning pain in all the muscles of the forearm upon moving the hand quickly and strongly (fourteenth day), 27.
  • Wrist.
  • The right wrist feels sprained (seventeenth day), 14.
  • Pain in the right wrist as if dislocated, 1.
  • Crushing pain in the inner side of the left wrist, in the head of the radius, which last was plainly swollen and painful to touch, in the evening (fourth day), 51.
  • A paralytic feeling in the wrists, 28.
  • Tearing in the right carpus (fourth day), 84.
  • Tearing in the left wrist, 1. [2470.]
  • Sticking in the left wrist-joint, extending as far as the tip of the index finger (sixteenth and seventeenth days), 26.
  • A quite severe sticking crosswise where the radius and the carpus unite, from without inwards (in rest), (eighth day), 37.
  • Burning-sticking pain just above the right wrist (after six hours), 10.
  • Stitches in the right wrist, 80.
  • Hands.
  • Attack of inflammatory rheumatism of the left hand; at first the thumb became stiff, then all the joints of the fingers, with stinging, drawing-jerking pains, so violent that she did not know what to do, lasting two days, after which everything swelled, with gradual disappearance of the pain, with heat and much thirst, every forenoon; and in the afternoon shivering along the back, extending into the head, with throbbing in the pit of the stomach, shortness of breath, constriction below the ribs, with constant sleep; during the forenoon, fever, frequently interrupted by hiccough, and tearing jerking in the hands, stomach, and feet (third month), 12.
  • Trembling of the hands, 12.
  • Trembling and twitching of the hands, so that she could hold nothing steadily, 12.
  • Trembling of the hands, as from the weakness of old age, when writing (after twenty hours), 8.
  • Paralytic weakness of the left hand, in the morning on rising, lasting a long time, 12.
  • The hands became easily stiff and tired when moving them (third day), 25. [2480.]
  • Feeling of dryness in the hands (after twenty-six hours), 11.
  • On the ball of each hand a spot as large as a ten cent piece is violently painful, like neuralgic toothache, 12.
  • Boring in the metacarpal bones of the left hand (sixty-sixth day), 13.
  • Violent cramplike pressure in the left hand, between the little and ring fingers on their inner sides, with a sensation of heat in all the fingers of the hand, while the left metacarpus and whole of the right hand was icy cold (after two hours and a half), 5.
  • Tension in the right hand, especially in the thumb (sixty-fifth day), 72.
  • Drawing-boring pains in the metacarpal bones of the left hand, afterwards in the bones of the forearm, and after some time burning pressive pain in the bones of the right little finger (after twelve days), 13.
  • Rheumatic drawing-tensive pain in the bones of the right hand, better while closing them, associated with a numb sensation; this pain gradually extended to the upper arm (sixty-third day), 12.
  • A burrowing pain, almost causing him to cry out, in the left metacarpal bones, if the hands lie over the head in bed (after twelve months), 13.
  • In the forenoon, frequent paroxysms of tearing and sticking in both hands, which became so violent in the middle of the right ulna, while he was writing, that he had to give it up. In the afternoon, while driving in a carriage, a very violent tearing in the left forearm, which was especially violent in the anterior tuberosity of the humerus, that region becoming very sensitive to touch; moreover, prickings in the fingers of the same hand. These symptoms continued while driving, and did not abate until he got into a profuse perspiration, in the evening, while in a crowded theatre (fourteenth day), 27.
  • Tearing in the hand (twenty-third day), 76. [2490.]
  • Tearing in the metacarpal bones of the right hand (fifth day), 84.
  • A momentary sensation of tearing in the dorsum of the left hand, at noon, while writing (thirteenth day), 31.
  • Transient tearing in the left hand, in the evening (thirty-third day), 75.
  • Sticking in the metacarpal bones of the left hand, 80.
  • Dull sticking pain in the joint where the thumb and index finger are articulated with the metacarpus, 80.
  • Sticking in the left palm, in the evening (second day), 83.
  • Stitches in the right metacarpus and in the left eyeball (first day), 84.
  • Sticking in the left palm, the right axilla, and near the pit of the chin (first day), 86.
  • Sticking beating in the right hand, extending as far as the tips of the fingers, and in the anterior part of the right foot, in the morning in bed (fifteenth day), 26.
  • Fingers.
  • Some swelling of the fingers of both hands; they feel tense on bending them, and pain as if beaten, more in the right hand, in the morning (sixty-third day), 73. [2500.]
  • Rheumatic swelling of the second joint of the right ring finger, with a painful bruised sensation on pressure, tense on bending it (sixty-sixth day), 13.
  • The left index finger is more swollen, with tensive numbness of it, 12.
  • A bony tumor in the middle phalanx of the left index and middle fingers, sore on pressure, 12.
  • The balls of both index fingers become red and swollen, 1.
  • The last phalanges of the three left middle fingers become red and swollen, with fine stinging, extending into the tips, about 5 P.M., 1.
  • Stiffness of the joints of the fingers, on waking in the morning, with sticking pains in the hands and feet (eighth day), 16.
  • (All the fingers seem numb), 1.
  • Falling asleep of the two last fingers of the left hand (sixty-seventh day), 14.
  • Pain in the third phalanx of the left index finger, as if it had been violently bruised, aggravated by motion or touch (after six months), 13.
  • Aching of all the fingers of the left hand, so that grasping was difficult, 12. [2510.]
  • Constant pain in the first phalanx of the left thumb, extending into the fingers, as if the first phalanx would be pinched off, wherewith the finger could scarcely be bent, and at times felt paralyzed; a similar pain afterwards commences in the right hand, 12.
  • A breaking pain in the finger-joints, as if they would be dislocated (after twelve months), 14.
  • Gouty pain in the right little finger (thirty-ninth day), 18.
  • Rheumatic pain in the right ring finger continued to recur (after twenty weeks), 13.
  • Pressive-boring pain in the metacarpal bone of the left index finger, transient, in the evening (fifteenth day), 13.
  • Drawing-sticking pains in the right index and middle fingers (fifth day); drawing pain in the left middle finger, in the afternoon (thirty-fifth day); drawings in the left little finger at various times (forty-fourth day); drawing in the little finger of the right hand (forty-ninth day), 44.
  • Painful drawing in the left thumb, lasting only a short while, but returning frequently, at 10 A.M. (eleventh day), 31.
  • Drawing in both thumbs on awaking and lasting all day (seventh day); extended into the wrist-joint (eighth day), 54.
  • Drawing in the first joint of the right thumb, especially during rest, instantly disappearing on moving the finger, and returning as quickly on the cessation of the motion, at 7 P.M.; this continued nearly an hour; several times drawing in the third joint of the right ring finger (fourth day), 64.
  • In the morning, after getting up, painful drawing in the second joint of the left thumb (only during rest), for about two hours; the same feeling, but not lasting and much weaker, appeared in the course of the forenoon in almost all the finger-joints (but only during rest); for an instant this drawing appeared in the inner side of the left foot as far as the sole; at 6 P.M., sudden drawing on the inner side of the left foot, in the metatarsus (third day); transient drawing in the index finger, about 11 A.M. (sixth day); sudden drawing in the left thumb and right little finger (immediately disappearing on movement and as quickly returning in rest), in the forenoon (seventh day); drawing in the right thumb, in the morning on rising (eighth day); about 11 A.M. (tenth day); drawing in the fingers of the right hand, at 4 P.M., and afterwards in the right elbow (thirteenth day), 65. [2520.]
  • Several times drawing in the first joint of the right index finger (sixteenth day), 87.
  • Drawing in the right thumb and forearm, then in the left thumb and the teeth of the right superior maxillary bone, in the evening (fourth day), 67.
  • Drawing in the left thumb (fifth day), 68.
  • Drawing in the fingers (within two hours), 71.
  • Sudden drawing, here and there, especially in the fingers of the right hand (tenth day), 86.
  • Drawing in the dorsum of the right ring finger (sixty-second day), 72.
  • Drawing in the fingers and pressing in the left upper arm, disappeared while walking in the open air (fifth day), 71.
  • A transient drawing in the first joint of the right thumb, which was, in consequence, somewhat less easily moved, at noon (second day), 73.
  • Occasional drawing in the right thumb (seventy-second day), 73.
  • Tearing in the metacarpal bone of the little finger (first day), 84. [2530.]
  • Tearings in the little finger of the right hand several times (forty-seventh day), 44.
  • Tearing-drawing pain in the second joint of the right ring finger, which was swollen, also slightly in the left (sixty-sixth day), 13.
  • A tearing pain in the right thumb when sewing and playing the piano, most violent in the ball, 12.
  • Frequent twitching in the middle finger of the right hand (third day), 30.
  • Painless twitching of the middle finger of the right hand, 79.
  • Crawling in the tips of the three middle fingers of the left hand, as if asleep (after fourteen hours), 5.
  • Sticking in the right thumb, 80.
  • A few stitches in the right thumb (fourth day), 24.
  • A sharp stitch in the nail of the left thumb (after forty-eight hours), 1.
  • Sticking pain in the ring finger of the left hand, at 10 A.M. (eighth day), 44. [2540.]
  • Fine sticking in the third joint of the index finger, from within outward, 80.
  • Dull sticking pain in the metacarpal bone of the middle finger of the left hand, 79.
  • Sticking, as from a thorn, above the middle joint of the middle finger, most painful on bending the finger (after sixteen hours), 11.
  • Stitches in the tip of the third finger of the right hand, 79.
  • Stitches in the metacarpal bone of the little finger, 79.
  • Sticking tearing in the little finger, 2.
  • Fine stinging on the fingers, 1.
  • Fine stinging pain in the first finger-joints, 1.
  • Fine stinging in the tips of the three left middle fingers (in the afternoon), 1.

INFERIOR EXTREMITIES

  • Twitching of the lower limbs and contraction of the flexor tendons of the hollows of the knees, which became very hard and stiff, especially the left leg, often with cramp in the sole of the left foot, during a sleepless night (after twelve months), 13. [2550.]
  • Stiffness, with a paralyzed sensation in the lower extremities, 12.
  • Stiffness of the lower extremities, especially after rising from a seat, so that walking was very difficult, 22.
  • Lower extremities stiff and heavy when walking, 1.
  • Paralytic heaviness of the right lower extremity when walking, towards evening, always about the same time, frequently, and lasting for a long time, with vertigo (third and following months), 133.
  • The lower extremities are as heavy as lead, 12.
  • The lower extremities feel like wood when walking in the open air, 12.
  • Both legs, from the small of the back to the knees, feel paralyzed, especially the left; walking is very difficult, with wandering heaviness in it lasting five to six days, 12.
  • Jerking, like electric shocks, in the lower extremities during the sleeplessness (after thirteen months), 13.
  • The whole lower extremity, from the small of the back to the foot, is painful, as if bruised, 12.
  • At night, while half asleep, a sensation in the left lower extremity as if drawn by cramp and paralyzed (twelfth month), 12. [2560.]
  • The whole right leg up to the hip-joint was painful, heavy, and less movable, in the night; the pain was drawing and tensive (thirty-seventh day), 73.
  • The whole right leg painful (seventeenth day), 72.
  • On lying down, the right leg was so painful that he was obliged to place himself on his left side, and so to lie during the night, contrary to his usual habit (sixteenth day), 72.
  • A pain drawing upward from the lower extremities through the thigh to the head, and thence down to the pit of the stomach, with which it becomes black before the eyes, and she is qualmish, 1.
  • Short, but frequently returning paroxysms of a lancinating pain from the left acetabulum down to the calf, deep in the bone (while walking in the street), (after ten hours, third day), 22.
  • Drawing in the whole right leg (fifty-seventh day), 72.
  • A tension, like weariness, through the whole leg, 1.
  • Violent tearing in the whole left lower extremity, extending from the hip anteriorly and internally to the knee, and posteriorly to the heel, most intolerable at night, 12.
  • Tearing through the long bones of the lower extremities into the heels, suddenly disappearing, 12.
  • Transient burning stitches in the lower limbs, extending thence in every direction (after twenty-eight hours), 8. [2570.]
  • Stitches, here and there, in the lower extremities, and at the same time in the left side of the head, 12.
  • Hip.
  • Painful laxity in both hip-joints, as if the capsules of the joints were too weak and relaxed , as if they could not support the body only when standing (not when walking), with weakness of the whole body (after twelve days), 6.*
  • Pain in the right hip, extending to the spine, 12.
  • Very painful drawing from the right hip to the sole of the foot, 12.
  • Sensitiveness of the left hip to touch, as if beaten (after fourteen months), 13.
  • Tension extending from the hip-joint to the groin, and down the posterior surface of the thigh to the hollow of the knee, even while sitting quietly, especially on walking, less while standing, 1.
  • Drawing in both hips from without inward, and from above downward toward the genital parts (eighth and ninth days), 29.
  • Tearing in the right hip-joint, 82.
  • A tearing pain from the ischium through the posterior part of the right thigh, as far as the popliteal space (second day), 83.
  • Sudden shooting in the left hip when stooping, so that she could scarcely step, with a sensation as if the lower extremity were elongated, 12.
  • Thigh. [2580.]
  • Weariness of the lower limbs, especially in the lower part of the thigh, 59.
  • Paroxysms of weariness in the inner muscles of both thighs, 1.
  • Quivering of the muscles of the left thigh just above the knee, 81.
  • Thighs and legs fall asleep while sitting, 1.
  • Acute aching in the right natis, worse when sitting, 12.
  • Pain as if dislocated in the right thigh and leg, while the extremity is just being carried forward, when walking, 2.
  • Pain in the left thigh when walking, as if it would break (in the evening), 9 ; (tenth day), 11.
  • Circumscribed pain in the inner side of the thigh, as after a long walk, 38.
  • Pain, as if beaten, above the middle of both thighs, while walking in the open air, 1.
  • Dull pain anteriorly in the lower third of the right thigh, 80. [2590.]
  • Drawing pain in the left thigh, as if in the marrow of the bone, so that she could not sit in a comfortable place (forty-sixth day), 14.
  • Drawing in the upper part of the left thigh (lasting two minutes, and rendering walking painful), (eighth day), 68.
  • Drawing in the inner side of the left upper thigh, in the right knee, and in the right hip (thirteenth day), 66.
  • Painful drawing , extending from the bend of the right thigh to the internal surface of the thigh, for a few seconds (in rest), (tenth day), 32.
  • Tension in the outside of the right thigh, extending into the knee, particularly when walking and bending (sixty-fifth day), 72.
  • Drawing in the inner surface of the right thigh, in the right knee, in the right calf, in the bend of the elbow, in both popliteal spaces, especially the left (fifth day), 64.
  • Drawing-sticking pain in the head of the left femur (seventh to thirteenth day), 84.
  • Drawing in both thighs (forty-sixth day), 72.
  • Drawing through the whole length of the outer surface of the thigh, in the afternoon (second day), 56.
  • Drawing in both thighs, in the evening (fifteenth day), 28. [2600.]
  • Burrowing and tearing pain in the left natis (sixty-fifth day), 13.
  • Acute pressive pain in the flesh of the thigh (after eighteen days), 13.
  • Constrictive pain on the inner side of both thighs, from the groin to the knee, as if the knee would be drawn up on the abdomen, with difficulty of urinating, though with urging thereto, 12.
  • Tearing in the right thigh (seventh day), 84.
  • Scraping, smarting sensation in the inner side of the right thigh, 3.
  • A sticking very high up on the thigh, 1.
  • A few stitches in the external tuberosity of the left thigh when walking (fourth day), 23.
  • Sticking in the left thigh, as far as the knee (fifteenth day), 28.
  • Violent throbbing in the thigh below the inguinal region, while lying on the right side (after fourteen months), 13.
  • Varices on the knees, with burning stinging as far as into the tibiæ, as if a jagged instrument were pressed into the flesh, 12.
  • Knee. [2610.]
  • The knee involuntarily moves to and fro (with violent pain), 1.
  • Cracking of the knee-joints (eighth day), 70.
  • Weakness in the knees (third day), 22.
  • Sensation of weakness in both knees (disappearing in the right in ten minutes, in the left in half an hour), (first day), 86.
  • Strong extension of the right knee impossible on account of a sensitive, painful obstacle in the popliteal space; the same symptom in the left knee, 82.
  • Sudden soreness shooting into the left knee, tension and sticking, partly on the patella, partly just above it, with swelling, aggravated by pressure, standing, rising from a seat and sitting down, also depriving of sleep at night, lasting a long time, 12.
  • Pains in both knees (twenty-fourth day), 17.
  • The right knee-joint was painful when seated, but the pain soon disappeared, and was succeeded by a feeling of cold in the knee, in the forenoon; a transitory pressing and tension in the heart then came on, and on its ceasing, the coldness in the knee was again perceived, but in a less degree, in the forenoon (sixty-fifth day), 72.
  • Pain in the patella, frequently returning, whether sitting or walking; a twitching as if a tendon were slowly drawn out and then suffered to return; a similar pain in the temples while sleeping, 38.
  • Knees painful while walking, as though bruised; the weight of the body seems to him too great for the legs, in the evening (sixty-eighth day), 72. [2620.]
  • Sensation of dislocation in the knee and hip-joints (aggravated by walking in the open air), 85.
  • Cramplike pain above the left knee, while sitting (after forty-six hours), 11.
  • Drawing tearing in the right knee about 5 P.M. (sixteenth day), 65.
  • Drawing in the right knee (tenth day), 54.
  • Very painful drawing transversely through both knees, through the middle of the patella, with a painless circumscribed tense and elastic swelling, as large as a small hen's egg in the middle of the hollow of the left knee, extending deeply without preventing motion, appears after fourteen days, but gradually disappears, with simultaneous disappearance of a previously existing rectal fissure (twelfth week), 12.
  • Tension in both knees and heels, especially when rising after being long seated, in the evening (sixth day); she compared it to a feeling as if the feet had been rendered stiff by overexertion in walking (seventh day); diminished, but did not altogether cease on the days when she took no medicine; only troublesome when walking, not when sitting (twenty-second day); diminished only very slowly, often disappeared, and then suddenly set in again, and first completely vanished at the expiration of three months, 51.
  • Painful tension in the right popliteal space, in the afternoon (fifteenth day), 72.
  • A tensive pain and a bruised sensation, extending from within outward on flexing the right knee, on pressure, the pain involved the outer margin of the patella, in the evening while lying in bed (forty-first day), 13.
  • Tension in the left knee, 12.
  • A painful pressure inward on the inner side of the knee, while sitting (after two hours and a quarter), 10. [2630.]
  • Slight pressing on the inner side of the right knee (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Pinching pressive pain near and beneath the patella on bending or stretching out the right leg (after seven hours and a half), 5.
  • Sensation as if a fine knife were piercing beneath the knee, a coarse sticking, 3.
  • Tearing in the knees, 12.
  • Tearing in the right popliteal space on bending the body to the right side, 80.
  • Tearing in the left knee-joint, extending to the middle of the calf, commencing while sitting, and lasting only a short time (after ten hours, second day), 22.
  • Tearing in the left knee (third day), 84.
  • A long continued burning in the hollow of the left knee, as though an eruption would break out (after twenty-five hours), 6.
  • Stinging in the patellæ and heels; in the latter it often returned, and was especially troublesome in walking (for a quarter of an hour), 62.
  • Stitches in both knees, so that they cannot be bent, 12. [2640.]
  • Stitches in both knees when walking, 80.
  • Dull sticking in the hollow of the knee (fifth day), 84.
  • Some stitches in the knees, only when beginning to walk, and especially on rising from a seat, 1.
  • Sticking pain in the right knee, coming from the popliteal space (first day), 83.
  • Sticking now in the left knee, now in the head, and now in the elbow and finger joints, in the evening (sixth day), 68.
  • Sticking in the left knee (fifth day), 63.
  • Painful stitches on the inner side of the left knee-joint, while standing (fifth day), 24.
  • Sticking pain in the left patella when going upstairs (sixteenth day), 26.
  • Violent sticking under the right knee, 82.
  • Sticking in the left knee, early, in bed (fifth day), 84. [2650.]
  • Violent sticking on the outside of the left knee, 82.
  • A persistent burning-biting stitch in the anterior portion of the left knee (after twenty-five hours), 6.
  • Short, abrupt, burning-biting stitches near the inner hamstring of the knee, 6.
  • Dull throbbing pain on the outer side of the knee while sitting, aggravated on walking (after six hours), 10.
  • Leg.
  • Numerous varices, large and small, develop over the whole right leg (second month), 12.
  • Both tibiæ red and swollen, with burning, 12.
  • (The tibia is thickened, as if swollen), 1.
  • Weakness of the left leg while sitting, changing into a cutting sensation in the muscles of the calves when walking , which subsequently, while sitting, returns paroxysmally (after three hours), 3.
  • Debility of the legs (sixty-seventh day), 73.
  • Heaviness of the right leg, with burning on the whole inner surface of the lower leg (thirty-fifth day), 73. [2660.]
  • Heaviness and burning again in the right lower leg, in the evening (thirty-seventh day), 73.
  • Heaviness and weariness of the legs, with dulness of the head (sixty-sixth day), 73.
  • The bone pains of the swelling on the tibia in an old case of Mercurial poisoning begin to diminish after the third day, and become gradually less until after six weeks they entirely disappear, together with absorption of the swelling, 12.
  • On the tibia, a spot where there was formerly an ulcer, begins anew to be painful, 12.
  • Pain in the tibiæ, as if the bones were broken, worse on going upstairs, 12.
  • Pain in the left tibia, with redness and swelling of one spot, whence the pain extends into the ankle, and does not permit the slightest touch, 12.
  • Cramp in the calves and soles of the feet, 12.
  • Cramps in the calf on stretching out the foot (thirty-seventh day), 15.
  • Cramp in the middle of the right calf, as though a cord were tied about it, extending into the tendo Achillis (thirty-seventh day), 15.
  • Spasmodic contraction in the left calf and across the sole of the foot, in the morning on stretching in bed, 12. [2670.]
  • Right lower leg painful twice during the day (thirtieth day); felt again immediately after rising in the morning; a spot next to the tibia, near a varicose dilatation, smarted as though sore, was very sensitive to touch, and the skin over it was slightly reddened; painful again upon its upper surface, as if sore in the evening (thirty-first day), 73.
  • The pain in the leg again made its appearance on rising in the morning; the spot is still sensitive (thirty-second day), 73.
  • Bruised pain in the legs, 7.
  • A pressure from within outward in the tibia, 1.
  • A paroxysmal pain drawing downward in the right leg, 1.
  • Drawing pains in the left shin-bone, at 9 P.M. (eighth day), 44.
  • Tension in the whole right leg, while walking, at noon (thirty-ninth day), 72.
  • Drawing in the right calf the whole day (fourteenth day), 65.
  • Drawing in the right lower leg, especially on the outside towards the ankle, and in the right hand, particularly in the thumb, at noon (sixty-first day), 72.
  • Tension in the flexor surface of the right leg (fifteenth day), 73. [2680.]
  • Weight and tension in the right leg (twenty-sixth day); violent tension in the right lower leg, on which the skin was painful, as though sore and ulcerated, in the forenoon, less after dinner (twenty-eighth day), 73.
  • Pain, as if bruised, in the right shin-bone (third day), 87.
  • Tearing in the left leg downward (first day), 83.
  • Tearing pain in the right shin-bone from the knee down, and from the tarsus up to the knee (subsequently repeated), (first day), 83.
  • Very painful tearing in the right tibia downwards (the whole day), (first day), 83.
  • Tearing in the right leg (fourth day), 84.
  • Tearing in the left lower leg (fifth day), 84.
  • Tearing in the right lower leg (fifth day), 84.
  • Tearing in both legs, and in the right thigh (sixth day), 84.
  • The severe burning pain on the inner side of the right lower leg was again troublesome in the afternoon (thirty-third day); the spot upon the tibia is still sensitive (thirty-fourth day); the burning in the right lower leg is drawing nearer to the ankle (thirty-seventh day); burning in the right lower leg (forty-sixth day); slight burning on the inner side of the right lower leg (fifty-eighth day); burning in the right lower leg, in the morning (sixty-fourth day); towards noon (seventy-first day), 73. [2690.]
  • Sticking-burning pain in the external tuberosity of the left tibia (coming on when sitting, and increased by pressure), (sixteenth day), 27.
  • Intermittent pinching in the calves (after four days), 11.
  • Periodical pinching in the middle of the left calf, as if a convex button were pressed upon that part (twenty-second day), 32.
  • Sticking in the bones of the lower leg, from the tarsus up to the knee, 80.
  • Ankle.
  • The right ankle felt sprained, though he had not sprained it; every step caused pain in the joint (after six months), 13.
  • The outer malleolus of the right foot was painful while walking, as after a false step, 58.
  • Sharp drawing pain in the left inner malleolus, gradually extending into the calf (after twenty-one hours), 8.
  • Tearing pain in the right tendo Achillis, 82.
  • Sharp tearings in the inside of the right ankle, in the afternoon (forty-sixth day), 44.
  • Sticking tearing in the right tarsal-joint, in the forenoon while walking (fourteenth day), 26. [2700.]
  • Transient drawing in the left ankle, afterwards in the right thumb, and finally on the radial side of the right upper arm, where the pain disappeared after half an hour (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Drawing pains directly below the right internal malleolus, at 5 P.M. (ninth day), 32.
  • Tension in the right ankle while walking (seventy-first day), 72.
  • Painful compression in the region of both malleoli of the left foot (twenty-fourth day), 20.
  • Frequent benumbing pain in the right inner malleolus (after one hour and a half), 8.
  • Tearing in the outside of the right ankle, soon; then in the left elbow; then drawing in the inner side of the upper thigh, and finally tearing in the second joint of the right thumb (third day), 63.
  • Single stitches in the left tarsal joint (fifteenth day), 28.
  • Stitches in the right tendo Achillis, 82.
  • Fine stitches in the right external malleolus (after four days), 11.
  • A persistent burning stitch near the right outer malleolus, during rest (after twenty-eight hours), 5. [2710.]
  • A sharp stitch in the tendo Achillis above the heel (after two hours), 1.
  • Fine sticking in the inner malleolus of the right foot (first day), 86.
  • Crawling pain running up and down in the right malleolus and tibia, with feeling of coldness in both thighs, and prickling burning in the spine, mostly in the nape of the neck and on the lower end of the spine, together with crawling in the tips of all the fingers, extending to the middle of the second phalanx, as from digging in the sand, persistent (second month), 12.
  • Foot.
  • Swelling of the feet, from the toes to the ankles (after thirteen months), 13.
  • Feet œdematous and swollen, in the evening, for ten days (after forty-nine days), 13.
  • The left foot covered with varices, seems dark blue, congested, extending from the foot up to the groin, with everywhere violent burning and a sensation of stiffness, so that ascending steps, and especially the necessary bending of the limb was difficult with gnawing in the abdomen, and evening chill (eleventh month), 12.
  • The whole right foot became enlarged, red, prickling burning, with great heaviness and qualmishness, with frequent jerking, so that it jumped high up, since the previous pain in the back had disappeared (sixth month), 12.
  • All the varices on the left foot become more swollen, with violent burning, and blue knots of veins show here and there small red vessels, with chilliness and a gnawing feeling in the abdomen, 12.
  • The backs of the feet and of the toes are swollen, inflamed, and red; painful, as if numb, with tension on stepping and motion, 1.
  • A round, painful, indurated spot in the middle of the ball of the foot, lasting a long time, 12. [2720.]
  • The red spot on the dorsum of the foot impeded walking very much (fifteenth day), 27.
  • The whole heel is inflamed red, and swollen, with tearing sticking and burning pains, which extend up to the malleolus in a red stripe, 12.
  • Trembling of the feet on going downstairs (thirty-ninth day), 16.
  • Weakness in the feet (first day), 28 ; (eighth day), 70.
  • Weakness in the feet when walking (fourth day), 70.
  • Weakness of the feet, with aching pains in the ankles, heels, and soles, so that walking was difficult, with some swelling of the veins about the ankle, swelling of the veins on the instep of the left foot, very sensitive for a long time, 12.
  • Frequent painful weakness in the right foot, extending from the instep through the whole lower extremity, so that she was obliged to drag the limb, after a long walk, 12.
  • She cannot raise her feet, because they are so weak and heavy, but only moves them along on the ground, with great weakness in the small of the back, 12.
  • Extraordinary weakness of the left foot when going out (within two hours), 71.
  • Feeling of weakness of the left foot when seated (third day), 68. [2730.]
  • Feeling of weakness in the sole of the right foot, as after a long journey, and as if bruised, while sitting and walking (after six hours), 8.
  • Weariness in the feet, as if the malleoli would split apart, 12.
  • Weariness and lameness in the feet (third day), 56.
  • Feeling of weariness in the sole of the left foot while sitting (soon, second day), 68.
  • Heaviness and coldness of the feet (thirteenth day), 76.
  • Heaviness in the right foot (fifty-seventh day), 73.
  • Heaviness and tension in the feet, so that walking was painful, in the evening (twelfth day), 72.
  • Constrictive, stiffened uneasiness in the right foot, with anxiety, as if a new paroxysm of spasm were impending at night in bed (sixth month), 12.
  • Numbness of his left foot, and feeling of weakness in it, in walking up and down the room, soon, 68.
  • Numbness of the left foot , disappearing while walking in the open air (fifth day), 71. [2740.]
  • Feeling of lameness in the left foot, in the afternoon while sitting (ninth day), 71.
  • Tearing pains in the metatarsal bones of the right foot, 79.
  • Transient, wandering tearing once in the foot suddenly, so that she could not step, then extending to the thigh, and at last into the back, but soon disappearing, 12.
  • Tearing in the right foot (eighth day), 84.
  • Tearing in the outer border of the right sole (second day), 83.
  • Involuntary jerking of the foot upward (with violent pain), 1.
  • Crawling jerking in the foot, as after a long walk (after four days), 11.
  • Sticking pain in the metacarpal bones of the right foot (fifty-seventh day), 13.
  • Fine, exceedingly acute stitches like the bites of insects, in quick succession, in the hollow of the right foot, 6.
  • Burning of the feet, with profuse perspiration, 12. [2750.]
  • Pulsation in the feet, with burning in the coccyx, 12.
  • Pinching pressure in the dorsum of the left foot (eighth day), 33.
  • Slight burning on the dorsum of the right foot (sixty-ninth day), 73.
  • A kind of cutting in the joints on the back of the left foot while walking, followed by a sensation of warmth, 3.
  • Sticking and burning in the backs of both feet, as if they would inflame and suppurate without visible inflammation, 12.
  • A pain from the tendons of the ball of the right foot into the great toe, especially felt on stroking it, less when walking, 12.
  • Numbness of the sole of the left foot while sitting (within two hours), 71.
  • Ulcerative pain in the soles of the feet, when stepping (forty-fourth day), 42.
  • Pain in the soles of the feet, even when not walking, 12.
  • On left sole, near root of middle toe, a spot tender on pressure or on walking, except when I have on a thick soled boot, which prevents the pressure; no visible appearance (fifth and sixth days); foot well (seventh day), 90. [2760.]
  • Cramp in the sole of the left foot, for a long time, while lying in bed (seventy-seventh day), 13.
  • Cramp in the sole of the left foot, while riding in a carriage (eightieth day), 13.
  • Very transient violent stitches in the sole of the left foot, extending to near the great toe (after two hours and a quarter), 8.
  • Sticking from within outward, in the middle of the sole of the left foot, 80.
  • Sticking from within outward, in the sole of the right foot, 79.
  • Several fleeting stitches in the heel and in the ball of the right foot, a sensation which he had never before experienced, in the evening (first day), 20.
  • Pain in the heel, as if asleep, in the morning on rising from bed, 1.
  • Drawing in the right heel at 10 A.M., and half an hour later in the right index finger (disappearing instantly on movement), (fifth day), 65.
  • Tearing in both heels, wherewith the right lower extremity feels dead, with limping and dizziness in the head (seventh month), 12.
  • Stitches in the heels, 79. [2770.]
  • Constant sticking in both heels, 12.
  • Fleeting stitches in the heel and big toe of the left foot (thirteenth day), 20.
  • Toes.
  • (The ingrowing toe-nails are now in perfect order), (after twelve months), 13.
  • The toe-nails become rough and dry, so that they crumble, 12.
  • All the toes are inflamed, shining red and swollen, they itch, and after rubbing burn, 1.
  • A corn on the middle of the second left toe becomes inflamed, with swelling and redness of the whole toe; on the top of the corn there appears an opening, as large as the head of a pin, in which there is constant suppuration; the pain also continues while lying down, and wakes from sleep at night; tolerates no touch, 12.
  • A corn becomes very large, almost transparent, and unusually painful, 12.
  • Pain beneath the nail of the right great toe, as if it would be torn out, while lying in bed (after six months), 13.
  • Pain as if the nail had been torn out of the right great toe, while lying in bed, in the evening (seventeenth day), 13.
  • A corn becomes extremely painful, as far as into the calf, 12. [2780.]
  • Extremely violent pain in the middle toe of the right foot, 79.
  • A feeling in the little toe as if the skin were lacerated in spots, 39.
  • Drawing in all the toes, extending up into the leg, 1.
  • Repeated drawings in the left great toe (thirty-sixth day), 44.
  • Drawing pain in the great toe, several times, on awaking, 59.
  • Drawing in the great toe, 1.
  • Cramplike drawing in the tendinous parts of the last phalanx of the right great toe, with a sensation of warmth, less noticed when walking than when sitting (after three hours), 3.
  • Painful drawing in the right great toe of the right foot (first day), 84.
  • Tearing in the right tarsus and great toe, 80. [2790.]
  • Constant tearing pain in the metatarsal bone of the middle right toe, 80.
  • Tearing in the left little toe, 82.
  • Burning in the corns (after five days), 11.
  • Crawling in the toes (within two hours), 71.
  • Crawling in the toes of the left foot, which were painful on treading (ninth day), 71.
  • Intermittent pinching near the metacarpal bone of the little toe (after three days), 11.
  • Very violent stitches in the toes on bending the body to the left side, noon and evening (seventh day), 80.
  • Painful stitches in the big toe of the left foot (thirteenth day), 21.
  • Stitches in the right great toe, at night in bed (forty-second day), 13.
  • Tearing stitches in both sides of the nails of both great toes, 1. [2800.]
  • Glowing hot stitches in the left great toe in bed, after midnight (forty-third day), 13.
  • Extremely violent sticking pain in the metatarsal bone of the middle toe of both feet, 79.
  • Fine superficial sticking in the points of the fourth and little toes (second day), 83.
  • Stitches in the fourth toe of the left foot, in the left sole, and in the right thigh (first day), 84.
  • Sticking in the great, fourth, and little toes of the left foot, 79.
  • Stitches in the corn on the left little toe (forty-third day), 13.
  • Tearing stitches in a corn, 1.

GENERALITIES

  • Dresses have become loose (eighty-fourth day), 42.
  • Strong sulphurous odor in the axillæ on undressing, in the evening, which gradually recurs, and at times extends over the whole spine (in a woman who, several years before, took several sulphur baths), 12.
  • The odor of the prover was exceedingly, almost intolerably, increased, so as to become perceptible to those about (after twelve hours), 68. [2810.]
  • A peculiar spoiled, cadaverous odor from the whole body, without perspiration, 12.
  • The effect of revaccination is changed; three persona who had taken a dose of Thuja, four to eight weeks previously, exhibited peculiar symptoms on revaccination; at first the vaccine developed in the usual acute manner, but after four days it began to be indistinct, and disappeared rapidly in a way never before observed under similar conditions without he action of the drug; but the cure, which was progressing previously, was seriously interrupted by this continued poisoning, so that afterwards the cure was more difficult and more prolonged, and especially the weakness of mind rapidly approached idiocy, 12.
  • Chlorosis , with œdematous swelling, first of the face, then in both lower extremities, about the abdomen, with menstruation at the right time, and profuse and watery (sixth week), 12.
  • Swelling of the veins, especially of the arm (fortieth day), 52.
  • Violent indescribable pain in the left side of the forehead wakes him at night from a restless sleep, he becomes affected by an unaccountable awkwardness in all his accustomed movements (thirtieth day); the two next days this awkwardness increases more and more, until in the evening of the third day he has a sensation of complete paralysis of the right arm; the arm feels and moves as if it did not belong to him, of which he was conscious, without ability to alter it, with great general lassitude, dulness of the head, disagreeable voice, and extreme ill-humor; this continued more or less severe till 11 P.M. of the fifth day, when he was suddenly seized with the most violent convulsions, beginning with extremely painful flexion of the toes of the right foot, extending thence to the right side upward, which became quite stiff, extended, and rigid, causing loud cries, arrest of breath, and at last mounting into the head, which jerked back and forth incessantly, and he lost consciousness; on returning to himself, five hours later, he found himself fallen out of bed, lying on the floor, bathed in perspiration, with complete paralysis of the right leg, from the foot to the knee; it also felt cold and dead and as heavy as a hundredweight, and he was unable to stand or move; after a sleep of two hours he was able to rise and drag the paralyzed limb after him, after which it gradually improved, but was constantly affected by spasmodic drawing of the muscles up and down from the toes to the calf, at times rising into the thorax of the same side, and moving back and forth; he also felt very sick, with excessive development of gas in the stomach and intestines, with excessive eructations in an almost uninterrupted stream from the mouth, together with emission of flatus. The next day spasmodic drawings in the whole right side continued; he was unable to write, because he could not recall the letters of even proper names; but he was able to dictate, though he seemed to grasp all ideas by the wrong end. Between 10 and 11 P.M. there was an attack of spasms, with incipient retraction of the toes, and drawing up and down in the muscles of the right side, with uneasiness and tossing from side to side, and difficult and late falling asleep, this, however, did not amount to a complete spasm. The next evening, at the same hour, there was a return of a similar attack, this time with accelerated pulse, and ending with a general perspiration of a rancid odor, which afforded relief; since that time gradual improvement, with freedom from the attacks, which, however, recurred at the same hour for three evenings, but each time less severely. Subsequent to this there remained very speedy fatigue of the right side when walking, a contractive rigid feeling of the toes of the right foot, and deadness of the whole right index finger, and also of the first phalanx of the middle finger; these, however, also come and go. Exactly a year after the first attack there appeared a general spasm in the evening, again followed by paralysis, with most violent headache and vertigo, rapid, bounding pulse, anxiety, spasmodic numbness and clumsiness of the left hand and of the right thigh, posteriorly as far down as the calf, twitching beneath the right eye, preventing falling asleep or lying upon the side; there was no recurrence of the attack. Since that time the previous vertigo and the cramplike paralytic feeling of the right side gradually became weaker and weaker, 12.
  • She seems awkward, everything drops from her hands, for several days (forty-fourth day), 14.
  • Trembling over the whole body, not perceptible externally, 12.
  • General painful jerking of the muscles, 12.
  • Violent twitching in isolated muscular parts, which was strongest in the middle of the upper part of the right thigh and of the left arm; in the ends of the fingers and toes the twitching was finer and more transient; this muscular twitching was frequently repeated in different parts, and was one of the most troublesome symptoms; for example, it still came on on the seventeenth day, and lasted for almost ten minutes in the chin, 62.
  • After he passed the whole night, after the thirtieth day, in convulsions and unconscious, and awoke with paralyzed limbs, he was unable to write even his own name, because he could not recall the right letters, yet he was able to dictate correctly; at the same time his movements no longer obeyed his will, but exactly the reverse, 12. [2820.]
  • An epileptiform spasm in the evening, after lying down, with loss of consciousness for ten minutes, followed by pain in the stomach and yawning (sixth week), 12.
  • A paroxysm, commencing with intolerable pains in the head and teeth, spasmodic weeping, icy-cold feet and hands, leaden heaviness of both arms and groaning, the breath became very short, and often stopped entirely; suddenly she lay motionless and without breathing, but with clenched fingers, with quiet and regular pulse; after about ten minutes she took a deep breath, looked wanderingly at the bystanders, and seemed gradually to become conscious of what was said and done; afterwards she felt very weak, and a constant sensation as of a draft of air blowing upon a small spot just below the limbs, which to that point had been cold. After a quarter of an hour the paroxysm was repeated, but was less severe and shorter, and ended with some perspiration. There continued during the whole paroxysm a sensation as if she would fall forward, which impelled the patient to grasp tightly, though standing up, at the same time it seemed as if her mind were absent in a star surrounded by the brightest light, which suddenly disappeared and left her in darkness in her bed; these paroxysms returned every other day, 12.
  • Paroxysms; after yawning for two hours and scratching the head, a violent spasmodic screaming, while sitting with open eyes intermingled with delirious prattling of unintelligible words, raving, with sensitiveness to the approach or touch of those about her, at first with tossing about, and afterwards lying motionless, with closed eyes and dark redness of the face, followed at last by quiet sleep, until she woke confused and with weak memory; during the paroxysm an unusual quantity of urine passed, and the right hand was spasmodically pressed against the genitals, 12.
  • ( Chorea ; a chorea that had lasted for years, constantly recurring, but always apparently cured by homœopathic remedies (Belladonna, Stramonium, Agarica, Sulphur, Calcarea), and this time returned in an aggravated form, began to decrease very decidedly, the third day after a dose of Thuja, and then gradually diminished day by day, till after three weeks there was no further trace of it, while at the same time the general health visibly improved. This cure has now lasted for more than two years, and seems permanent and radical), 12.
  • Catalepsy ; he laid for about two hours rigid and stiff, without consciousness or motion, followed by jerking back and forth, 12.
  • Rachitis , with paralytic-like weakness of the lower extremities, emaciation of them, and relaxation of the ligaments of the joints, followed by swelling of the articulations and curvature of the bones, becomes gradually cured, 12.
  • (The left-sided paralysis gradually diminishes, especially after the seventh month so that she is able to walk without a cane), 12.
  • General debility, with the confusion of the head (thirteenth day); debility (twenty-first day); felt uncommonly debilitated, as by fatigue, without being able to state what ails her (thirty-eighth day), 42.
  • Feeling debilitated all over, as by fatigue, and gloomy , was compelled to take a little wine, after which all the above symptoms disappeared (fifth day), 25. [2830.]
  • Had to lie down on account of increasing debility, and was not able to go to sleep for several hours (fifteenth day); general debility, as from fatigue (sixteenth day), 26.
  • General debility, with such weakness in the feet that he thought he should fall (sixth day), 68.
  • On rising, felt debilitated all over, especially in the upper arms and thighs (ninety-seventh day), 43.
  • General debility and weakness in the feet (second day), 70.
  • General debility, increasing in the evening, and obliging him to go to bed at 7 o'clock, 57.
  • Debility, with feeling as if beaten in the limbs, in the afternoon (twelfth day); general debility, at night (twenty-fifth day); after two hours sudden debility, with painful lassitude, with pain in the calves; then an internal chill in the whole body, with dry, hot skin, which compelled him to lie down; he could not, however, keep warm in bed, and the debility increased to such a degree that he could with difficulty move his limbs; at about 10 P.M. this chill first began to disappear, merging in a dry and burning heat, and towards morning a sweat broke out over the whole body; he had no appetite, much thirst, passed no urine during the whole day, and had, during the access of heat, a full, quick pulse and intolerable headache (thirty-fifth day); on the morning of the following day he passed a small quantity of dark-red urine; the sweat continued until noon, and the prover could not leave his bed on account of his extreme weakness; a chill came on again in the evening, followed by a sleepless night (thirty-sixth day); the debility continued, he had no appetite, his tongue was furred, and he urinated copiously (thirty-seventh day), 46.
  • Great lassitude and weakness in both arms, with frequent tearing in them (first day), 86.
  • General feeling of malaise, with internal chills (fifth day), 78.
  • General malaise, with a sensation as if a chill were about to come on, in the afternoon (twenty-first day); general malaise, two hours after dinner (twenty-second day); a special feeling of malaise, with general discomfort (fifty-seventh day); while seated at his writing table he felt the influence of the drug spreading through his system; but he was obliged to go out; the development of the effects of Thuja are always hindered by bodily movement (fifty-eighth day); at 8.30 P.M., he was seized in the street with general malaise and such universal debility, with weakness in the stomach, that he took a small glass of cordial; after awhile he felt better, but about 10 o'clock he felt an indisposition by no means easy to describe (sixty-second day), 73.
  • Great general weariness (twenty-fifth day), 77. [2840.]
  • General weariness during the day, as if he had slept none all night (seventh day), 26.
  • General weariness and uneasiness, with dull confusion of the head, in the evening (tenth day), 73.
  • A general feeling of weariness, with a chill over the whole body, in so remarkable a degree that I was obliged to go to bed, although it was only 6 P.M. (thirty-fifth day), 48.
  • General weariness , with slight headache in the forehead, after dinner (twentieth day), 72.
  • Weariness and uneasiness in the whole body; the uneasiness less after dinner (seventieth day); general weariness and universal feeling of discomfort (seventy-third day), 72.
  • Weariness, with apparent loss of sensation in the limbs (ninth day), 37.
  • In the evening a general feeling of weariness which drove me to bed at 8 o'clock (twelfth day), 49.
  • Weariness and general weakness, with heaviness in the feet and general feeling of discomfort; she felt as if threatened with a severe attack of illness (twentieth day), 75.
  • Great weariness and prostration of the body, with aversion to motion, in the afternoon (after eleven hours), 10.
  • Great weariness, in the morning, on rising, 1. [2850.]
  • General weariness and faintness (twentieth day), 73.
  • Felt tired after a walk in the morning, and frequently yawned when reading aloud (third day), 90.
  • More tired than usual at the dispensary (eighth day), 90.
  • Weakness (thirty-first and sixty-sixth days), 42.
  • She feels weak and weary, so that she falls asleep several times during the day (first day), 12.
  • Weakness increasing daily, so that her breath seemed to go, and swelling of the feet, 12.
  • Weakness of the body, with perfect mental activity, 1.
  • Standing erect and walking were difficult, and constantly gave out, 12.
  • On awaking, very weak, and every part of his body felt as though it had been bruised; the weariness nearly disappeared in the course of the day (eighth day), 57.
  • Felt very weak and unwell, in the evening (twelfth day), 72. [2860.]
  • Weak (fourth day); discomfort, weakness, sleepiness, and yawning (sixty-seventh day), 14.
  • Weak and debilitated all day (twenty-eighth day), 75.
  • General weakness (thirteenth and nineteenth days); weakness, even to falling, with the fever (nineteenth day); weak before dinner (twentieth day); very weak and frequently obliged to sit down to rest (twenty-second and twenty-third days); so weak and powerless that she cannot leave her bed (twenty-fifth day); great weakness and prostration (thirtieth day), 75.
  • Weakness (twenty-second day); with sleepiness, at 11 A.M. and after eating, so that he was obliged to lie down (fifty-fifth day); weak and sleepy towards 5 P.M., so that he was obliged to go to bed, but could not rest, and tossed about constantly, could not find a comfortable spot, and became hot; in spite of the restlessness he felt too weak and indolent to rise; this lasted an hour and a half (sixtieth day), 13.
  • Great weakness and heaviness after eating, a little motion is very difficult; therewith he feels sick and is obliged to lie down, 4.
  • Attacks of excessive weakness, with trembling of the lower extremities and loss of breath, in the evening, 12.
  • She feels weakest in the morning, 12.
  • (Exhaustion after a stool), (after five days), 1.
  • General exhaustion, as if paralyzed (immediately), 12.
  • Sudden deep faintness in the afternoon, after an unrefreshing sleep for half an hour, while consciousness continued clear, 12. [2870.]
  • A kind of sudden faintness, at 11 A.M., without loss of consciousness, with icy coldness of the whole body, mostly in the back, with painful, rapid beating of the pulse, heat, intermingled with a sensation as if dashed with cold water, especially from the small of the back downward and around the abdomen, which is sore, 12.
  • Uneasiness for two hours, in the evening, in bed, before he could fall asleep, 1.
  • Uneasiness and sensitiveness to cold air, in the forenoon (twenty-fourth day), 75.
  • General uneasiness for a couple of hours, after dinner (sixteenth day); general uneasiness, restlessness, after dinner (twenty-third day), 72.
  • Indefinite feeling of uneasiness (sixty-eighth day), 73.
  • Uneasiness, as if something were lying upon the heart, 12.
  • (He becomes restless and ill-humored, on walking violently), 1.
  • She has rest nowhere, 12.
  • Restless and ill-humored (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Tossing about, with voluptuous dreams, at last with lightning like pain shooting through the back, and ending with weakness, 12. [2880.]
  • Inclination for exertion, in the evening (thirteenth day), 73.
  • Walking seems excessively easy, it seems as though her body carried wings, she could run several miles in a remarkably short time, and with an unusual lightness, immediately, 2.
  • Illusory sensation, as if the whole body were very thin and delicate, and he must avoid every touch, just as if the connection of the different parts of the body were in great danger of being severed, and such a separation was to be dreaded, 7.
  • General feeling of discomfort (twenty-first day), 76.
  • Painful sensitiveness to touch of the whole body, 1.
  • Feeling of taking cold, 12.
  • In the forearm, several times, a coursing and gurgling, as of single drops of blood rolling one after another, 62.
  • Bruised sensation in the whole body, especially in the thorax, he could not turn over in the morning, on waking; after lying wide awake for some time this sensation disappeared, but gave place to a stopped catarrh and spasmodic cough, with sensation of soreness and rawness in the chest (twenty-third day), 13.
  • The whole body feels bruised, in the morning (third week), 14.
  • Gradual extension, especially of the pain, cramps, and paralysis from without inward, from the periphery towards the centre, 12. [2890.]
  • Jerking of the upper part of the body, during the day, 1.
  • Pressure in various parts, associated with a scraping prickling sensation, seeming to be even in the bones, 1.
  • While writing, drawing pressing in the right thumb (for five or six minutes); then in the index, later in the middle, and finally in the little finger; in the afternoon the same sort of a pain appeared in the left arm, shifted then to the upper part of the thigh of the same side, soon after appeared in both mastoid processes of the temporal bones, then in the frontal eminences, where the pain took more of a digging-twitching character, and finally reappeared in the extremities; this wandering about of the pains continued through the following day (seventh and eighth days); for several hours, in the forenoon, the pain remained in the neighborhood of the left wrist, and during the whole afternoon in the upper part of the left thigh (ninth day); while lying down the pressing in the sacrum was fixed in the same spot for a whole hour; it was diminished, and disappeared on motion, but afterwards appeared while lying in bed, in the lower part of the left thigh, in the same spot where it had already appeared once before (tenth day), 56.
  • Drawing pains, now here, now there (ninth day), 57 ; (eighth day), 65.
  • Transient drawings often flitted about, now here, now there, especially in the upper part of the thigh (fifth day), 66.
  • Drawing, now here, now there, but worse on the left side of the body (fifty-third day), 72.
  • Slight drawing here and there under the skin, in the tendinous expansions (fifty-second day), 73.
  • Short drawing tearing, now here, now there, but always on the left side of the body (sixty-seventh day), 73.
  • Drawing tearing in the right arm, especially along the course of the ulnar nerve, in the right thigh, in the right zygoma, and in the right side of the chest, after rising; after a little while these symptoms passed off, and appeared, but weaker, in the left side of the body (sixty-fifth day), 73.
  • Tearing, drawing, or sticking sensations, accompanied with repeated attacks of vertigo, and a feeling of stiffness in the feet and back, as far as the nape of the neck (after every dose), 30. [2900.]
  • Through the day flying-drawing pains in various parts, especially in the hands (thirteenth day), 48.
  • Flying drawing, now here, now there, and troublesome itching in the anus, especially in the evening, developed themselves every day, gradually, however, wearing off (sixteenth day), 48.
  • Transitory drawing, now here, now there (first day), 49.
  • Tearing (in the small of the back, in the nape, over the temple, in the knee-joint, in the tarsi, and some of the finger-joints), mostly on the right side (first day), 87.
  • Drawing and fleeting deep stitches in various parts of the body (eleventh day), 23 . [These short transient stitches, caused by Thuja, were like electric shocks.]
  • The characteristic tearing-drawing pains (weakly marked), sometimes in the frontal eminences and in the occipital protuberances, sometimes in the middle of the left arm and thigh (only at rest), (after one hour and a half), 57.
  • Tearing in the concha, the eyeball, the scrobiculus cordis, the shoulderblade, the shoulder and hip-joints, the thigh, from the ischia to the knee, in the leg, in the arm, and forearm, 85.
  • Frequently a transitory tremulousness over the whole body (seventeenth day), 42.
  • Having taken much exercise, the pains became less (twenty-sixth day); next day more violent, decreased by degrees on the following days, and ceased, but again returned, 77.
  • After three weeks, isolated symptoms were still perceived; the pains were, for the most part, drawing, tearing, or crawling, seldom pressing, and least of all sticking; they were mostly confined to a small spot, seldom continued long, frequently changed their location, and came on more distinctly when at rest than during motion, 56. [2910.]
  • Constant shooting stitches in all parts of the body (eighty-first and eighty-second days), 43.
  • Sticking and tearing, now in this, and now in that part, scarcely a spot was intact, 86.
  • Flying stitches in different parts of the body (eighth day), 73.
  • Sticking in different parts of the body (elbow, tibia, mammæ, chin, scrobiculus, scapula, shoulder-joints), 86.
  • Sticking in and on almost every part of the body, on the vertex, through the brain, in the eyeball, in the sternum, under the nipples, in the ribs, through the chest, from the scapula through the heart, in the groins, in the maxillary bones, shoulder, elbow, and knee-joint, in the ankle and wrist, in the os ilium, in the thigh, in the calf, in the arm and forearm, in the metacarpal and metatarsal bones, in the tendo Achillis, in the final joint of thumb and great toe, at the root of the nails of the thumb and index fingers, 85.
  • Sticking (in the ear, under-jaw, splenic region, hip-joint, iliac region, in the middle of the thigh and leg, in the tarsus, shoulder-joint, arm and forearm, carpus), mostly on the right side (first day), 87.
  • Stickings and tearings sometimes in the same part, sometimes in others (ear, ear-cartilage, ala of the nose, near the sternum, in the epigastrium, between the shoulderblades), and sometimes in all the limbs, in the evening, in bed (second to seventh day), 87.
  • Its influence upon the muscles was of very short duration, 50.
  • The peculiarity of the muscular pains was that they generally affected the middle instead of the tendinous portions of the muscle, 62.
  • The symptoms came on almost exclusively while at rest, remained but a little while, and were either rendered worse, or caused to break out afresh, by the use of spirituous liquors, except the customary beer, 57. [2920.]
  • The symptoms recur in an intermittent type, in one to three days, and duplicate, in the morning, at 10 to 11, 4 to 5, and 10 to 11 P.M., at 12 to 2 at night, 12.
  • Very much affected by every noise, 12.
  • Wine aggravates the vertigo, spasms, uneasiness in the blood and the fever; tobacco likewise, so that he is obliged to leave off or reduce the amount of smoking, 12.
  • Motion aggravates the pressure and heaviness in the stomach, paralysis and vertigo, 12.
  • All symptoms are aggravated towards evening and in the night, 12.
  • The pains are worse after three o'clock, both in the afternoon and at night, also they prevent falling sleep, in the evening, 1.
  • Morbid feelings aggravated during rest; and by remaining quiet, symptoms are developed which disappear on motion, in the open air (fourteenth day), 73.
  • Most of the symptoms came on during rest, many of them on waking, in the morning, 62.
  • Better and worse on alternate days, 76.
  • Motion relieves the headache, the sensitiveness and rigidity of the side of the body upon which he has just been lying, and momentarily the heart cramp, 12. [2930.]
  • Warmth relieves the whole condition, cold aggravates, 12.
  • The symptoms disappeared in the open air (forty-second day), 67 ; (sixty-eighth day), 72 ; (fifty-eighth day), 73.

SKIN

  • Objective.
  • A morbid growth of the hair, which hitherto has covered the larger part of the skin usually not hairy; most of the hair was long, but partly crinkly, partly covered with perspiration, which sticks to the hairs like a sandy dust, gradually disappears, while at the same time a dirty gray cadaverous color of the skin becomes changed to a fresh and healthy color, 12.
  • Œdematous puffiness of the face and limbs, with swelling of the abdomen, increasing for a long time, then alternating, sometimes more, sometimes less, and at last disappearing with improved health, 12.
  • General œdematous swelling of the skin, mostly of the abdomen and about the joints, 12.
  • Blueness of the skin about the clavicular region, 1.
  • The chlorotic look of the skin improves from day to day (first four weeks), 12.
  • The discolored, dirty, bluish-brown skin of the legs remaining after a sore formerly caused by an irritating inunction, now becomes cleaner and clearer (seventh month), 12.
  • (The burnt color of the skin on the dorsal surface of both hands, as if burnt by the sun, which had persisted unchanged for many years, gradually disappeared during the first nine months), 12.
  • The skin scales off in large flakes from the cracked lips, 12. [2940.]
  • Desquamation of the skin of the face, as in measles, 12.
  • Eruptions, Dry.
  • Round blackish-brown, elevated spots appear in various parts, mostly in the face, nape of the neck, and on the chest, 12.
  • In the ball of the right hand a brownish-blue spot, extending to the index finger, 12.
  • Light-brown, yellowish spots on the face, 12.
  • On the forehead, over the root of the nose, a red streak, which did not itch nor present any appearance of roughness, in the morning, visible till noon (second day); again visible (third day), 73.
  • A red mottled, painless spot on the left forearm, 1.
  • A mottled red spot, painless, on the back of the right foot, 1.
  • *On the fifth day, after commencing the proving, several wart-shaped excrescences, of the size of poppy-seed, made their appearance on both hands, gradually increasing during the proving, and amounting in number to sixteen . At the conclusion of the proving they varied in size, according to the different periods when they had made their appearance. Their shape was that of a truncated cone; their surface was smooth, and they appeared to be seated in the epidermis. [She had formerly been troubled with warts, and when she commenced the proving, she had one on the dorsum of the left hand, which had been in existence several years.] A fortnight after concluding the proving, the warts ceased to grow. The largest warts were of the size of a small pea, and their formerly smooth surface had become rough, and split. The remainder were smooth and of various sizes, according to their respective ages. They remained in that condition for about six weeks, when the larger ones became depressed in the centre, and resembled a little pit, surrounded by an elevated ridge. This ridge disappeared gradually, together with the wart. The smaller warts disappeared without going through this process; eight warts still remained (after three months); all warts had disappeared except a small one on the third joint of the left little finger (after five months), 40.
  • Warts of the above described shape on the hands, of which the elder boy had six, the younger five, the girl knee. On the 14th of September, after the results of the provings had set in, new warts continued to make their appearance in the elder boy, and on the 11th of December he had still twenty-two warts of different sizes; while on that day the warts of the younger boy had all disappeared, 41.
  • Warts still more painful (twenty-fourth day); wart-shaped excrescences of the size of a poppy seed on the dorsum of either hand, and on the fingers, six on the left, four on the right. The old horny warts are painful when touched, or while she is at work, but the new ones are painless (thirty-first day). The warts look as if split, and exhibit deep, painful rhagades, especially while washing.

The new painless warts become larger every day (thirty-eighth day). The horny warts become more painful every day, and the skin around them slightly reddish . The new warts are painless, almost as large as the old warts, of the shape of truncated cones, have a smooth surface, and appear to be seated in the epidermis only. Besides these warts, traces of new warts are perceived on the dorsa of the hands and on the fingers (forty-fourth day). The old warts, which are very painful, are still surrounded with a red areola, and the rudimentary traces above mentioned have been developed into ten new warts, of the size of poppy-seeds (fifty-fourth day). The old warts present the same appearance as before; the new ones (first crop) assume an irregular shape, and exhibit a rough surface . The most recent warts (second crop) are somewhat larger, and traces are even perceived of a third crop (seventy-sixth day). There are four sets of warts; the oldest are still surrounded with red areolæ; the next have a rough surface and irregular shape; the smaller warts of the second crop have a smooth surface, and the shape of truncated cones, and lastly, the warts of the third crop, which are very small, from the size of a poppy-seed to that of a millet-seed (eighty-fourth day). On the appearance of the menses, the old warts became less painful, and the red areolæ paler (ninety-seventh day). The old warts had become smaller, and less painful, and they ceased to crack during washing. The three subsequent crops continued unchanged (one hundred and eighth day). The old warts had ceased to be painful, had much diminished in size, were even scarcely raised above the skin; several of the new warts had disappeared without leaving a trace, and the remaining ones were much diminished (one hundred and twentieth day). The old horny warts had disappeared without leaving the least trace in the epidermis. Of the recent warts there was nothing left except a very small trace of one only (two hundred and twenty-second day), 42. [2950.]

  • *Wartlike excrescences frequently appeared on the back of the right hand, on the chin and other places, 57.
  • A wart on the right side of the neck becomes filled with blood, sensitive, and at last dries up and falls off (after eighteen months), 13.
  • A painless nodule, of the size of a pea, near the border of the hair on the left side of the nape of the neck, disappearing again on the following day, except a small rough place (twenty-ninth day), 33.
  • A tubercle on the inner side of the right thigh, an inch and a half from the perinæum, which felt like a wart , and looked dark red, of the size of a hempseed, the tip having a dingy white appearance , and the base being surrounded with a bright red areola of some three or four lines wide; it was somewhat painful when touching or moving it, and was filled with pus on the day following (thirty-second day). A few days afterwards it changed to a brown scab, which came off spontaneously, 33.
  • A painful tubercle of about the size of a lentil in the neighborhood of the anus, on the raphé, of the perinæum, which disappeared in two days (sixteenth day), 48.
  • A small painless, non itching tubercle, near the raphé, of the perinæum, in the morning (thirteenth day), 73.
  • Two, painless tubercles about the size of hempseed, in the sulcus between the nates, not far from the anus (forty-ninth day), 73.
  • A red tubercle, between the scrotum and the right thigh (seventh day), 49.*
  • A gouty node on the left ring finger, which disappeared again after twenty-four hours (fourth month), 15.
  • White nodes as large as hazelnuts on the calf, with violent itching in and for some distance about them, after rubbing a sticking-burning pain, 1. [2960.]
  • In the evening, three round red spots of the size of a lentil, which itched and obliged me to scratch, appeared on the inner surface of the right forearm near the wrist, the itching became burning when they were scratched (fifteenth day); on the following morning they had disappeared without leaving a trace, 45.
  • Liver spots about the neck, with red pimples, small tetters, and many small warts, all of which itched very intensely, and which he was obliged to scratch violently, especially at night (after eleven months), 13.
  • White dry desquamating tetter scabs over the whole body, 12.
  • The right hand, from the tips of the fingers to the wrist, becomes covered with a dirty, dry, crusty eruption, thickest between the fingers, at the same time spots of dry tetter appear on the face, 12.
  • A dirty, gray, dry, scurfy eruption appears beneath the malleoli, and on the backs of both feet, 12.
  • Dry tetter on the backs of both hands, with red cracked bases, with white desquamation, mostly on the knuckles (fifteenth month), 12.
  • On the dorsum of the right foot a small blotch, with a red areola , which rendered walking in boots difficult (fifth day); the blotch is diminishing, and nothing remains of it, except a dark-red, somewhat elevated spot, with a lighter areola, still impeding walking (seventh day); the efflorescence began to subside (ninth day); another little blotch makes its appearance in the still existing red spot on the dorsum of the right foot, impeding the walking very much (fourteenth day), 26.
  • An old chilblain, on the right heel, reappears, with a very painful red areola, which tolerates no touch (third month), 12.
  • On the left great toe are two dark-red, somewhat elevated itching spots, near each other, like chilblains, which he has never had before in this place (fifth month), 12.
  • Itching pimples, which burn on touch, and after scratching, on both knees, 1. [2970.]
  • Papular eruption over the whole face (after seventeenth hours), 8.
  • A red pimple, painfully sensitive to touch, on the left wing of the nose (fifty-ninth day), 13.
  • Small red pimples on the forehead, 12.
  • Itching pimples on the margin of the upper lip, towards the middle (after six hours), 8.
  • Itching pimples on the chin (after five days), 8.
  • A red inflamed pimple, sore to touch and painful, on the back of the right and, soon after another appeared between the right thumb and index finger, and afterwards a similar one on the back of the left hand (sixtieth day), 13.
  • In the middle of the palms of each hand a hard itching pimple developed, which at last discharged a stony hard concretion, which was larger in the right than in the left palm (after nine months), 13.
  • A streak of small red pimples, close together, extending from behind forward, on both sides of the neck, with soreness on touch (after twenty-six hours), 11.
  • Papular eruption on the right natis, which itches and burns much on touch, and after scratching, 1.
  • Red pimples on the inner surfaces of both tibiæ, so that he had to scratch, the right painfully sensitive to touch (after twelve months), 13. [2980.]
  • Two red pimples, painful to touch, on the inner surface of the right tibia (sixty-ninth day), 13.
  • Eruptions, Moist.
  • Small red suppurating spots from which a white skin desquamates in many parts of the body (sixth month), 12.
  • A red pimple full of serum, with some itching behind the left wing of the nose (after six hours), 8.
  • Red eruption on the nose, with more or less moisture, 12.
  • Scabby itching eruption on the cheek, not far from the corner of the mouth, 1.
  • An eruption upon an inflamed surface appeared on the left side of the chin (thirty-sixth day), 77.
  • Moist pimples on the scrotum, 1.
  • A moist tetter in the hollows of the knees, 12.
  • On the inner surface of the left forearm a red, round, itching spot, with white vesicles raised upon it, which burst, poured out a clear lymph, and left a yellowish crust behind (after twenty-five days), 28.
  • A pocklike eruption over the whole body, with a febrile chill in the evening, perspiration at night, afterwards constant cough, burning in the eyes, vertigo and weakness, and relief of all troubles, in a patient suffering from gonorrhœal cachexia (fourth week), 12. [2990.]
  • Pocks , preceded by an inexplicable severe illness, with nausea, retching, vomiting, and diarrhœa, constant febrile shivering, followed by heat, causing restlessness, great thirst, and burning dryness of the tongue and throat; they broke out at first in the face and scalp, then in the nape of the neck and back, arms, throat, chest, abdomen, and lower extremities, just like small-pox, they became confluent , at the same time they appeared in the mouth, on the tongue, in the fauces, as far as can be seen, associated with burning sticking rawness in the throat, hoarseness and racking dry tickling cough, with painful difficult swallowing, affecting the trachea and throat. In spite of the pernicious from, the fever remained moderate, the pocks reached their height between the sixth and seventh day, filled with lymph, after which the suppuration diminished , the fever disappeared , the pocks began to dry up, became covered with a dry scab, which soon scaled off, without leaving any mark . The immediate result of the eruption was an improvement and cure of the previous gonorrhœal cachexia, resulting from an infection (sixth month), 12.
  • Varioloid; the pocks appeared in seventeen children and six adults of various ages, ran a light and short course, similar to varioloid; the more they assimilated the latter form, the less distinctly marked was the improvement of their previous illness, 12.
  • A pock-like eruption behind the ears, on the chin and forehead, also on the neck, partly becoming small dark-brown warts, 12.
  • Two pocklike pustules appear on both upper arms, close to a vaccination scar, and within five days disappear with itching, without leaving a trace (eighth month), 12.
  • (Nettlerash eruption), (after twenty days), 1.
  • Large red nettlerash eruption, with itching and burning over the whole body, broke out in the morning after the fever at night, it disappeared again till evening; the next day a pock-like eruption broke out, mostly in the elbow joints, and on the abdomen, and here and there in other places, and dried up again after seven days, 12.
  • Nettlerash eruption breaks out over the face and whole body (fourteenth night), afterwards it frequently appears and disappears, 12.
  • Nettlerash eruption, with burning and itching on the skin of the right arm and lower extremity, where for a long time there had been tearing pains; with the eruption, the latter disappeared, 12.
  • Nettlerash eruption on the backs of the hands and fingers whenever he became cold (after seventeen days), 13.
  • Nettlerash eruption on the back of the hand whenever the hand becomes cool, disappearing in the warmth (forty-second day), 13. [3000.]
  • A kind of nettlerash on the fingers, in the morning after washing (fourteenth day), 13.
  • Tetterlike spots of various sizes, with white scabs, appear in various parts of the skin, with a reddish-brown base, 12.
  • Itching tetter on the right outer ear (sixtieth day), 13.
  • A brownish red tetter appears in the nape of the neck and chest, 12.
  • Shingles; febrile chills with painful drawing in the right elbow, the lower portion of the left arm, and in the right side of the ribs, followed by breaking out in the right breast, on the pit of the stomach around to the spine, of a red pimply eruption, the pimples became confluent, developed into blisters as large as beans, filled with lymph, similar to those caused by Spanish flies; with redness, burning, stinging, and biting in the skin underneath; with swelling of the glands in the right axilla, and in the evening heat, with uneasiness, sweat, palpitation, and oppression of the chest; after lasting fourteen days the eruption became covered with pocklike scabs, which gradually dried and desquamated; after desquamation the scabs remained for a long time very sensitive to touch, and burning with stinging, and somewhat thicker, with shuddering in the back and about the waist, and every morning on rising heat in the face and eyes, with flickering and vertigo for two hours; finally light-brown spots, as large as peas, remained on the abdomen, 12.
  • An induration, four inches long, covered with a red itching crust, on the right natis, at times itching so violently that he could not refrain from scratching it (twenty-second week), 13.
  • The tetter on the right natis was painful, very sore and troublesome while sitting; he was usually obliged to sit upon the left natis; a hard seat was more comfortable than a soft or upholstered one, since the latter seemed to heat the part and aggravate the pain (twenty-third week), 13.
  • Tetter on the right natis, inflamed, painful, burning when touched, especially on pressure, so that he could sit only on the left natis (after six months), 13.
  • An induration forms in the tetter on the right natis, with griping pressive constrictive pain; this induration increases and forms an abscess of the size of an apple, which after a long time opens, and develops into a carbuncle, with seven openings (after six months), 11.
  • Numerous small blisters on the left arm, look like fleabites, 12. [3010.]
  • Nodules in the flesh of the left thigh, which become blisters as large as half a dollar; then they become covered with thick white scabs, beneath which white matter accumulates, gradually healing within fourteen days (tenth month), 12.
  • On a formerly ulcerated spot, on the inner portion of the leg, a thick scabby skin appeared, with blisters about, as if burnt, and underneath the black blisters begins to suppurate, with redness around it; towards morning sudden violent stitches in the heel, extending into the calf, with heat and burning in the foot, and a feeling as if swollen, 12.
  • Eruptions, Pustular.
  • Pustular eruption between the eyebrows, with some itching (after six hours), 8.
  • Red pustules above the lip, bleeding on scratching (after thirty-six hours), 11.
  • Swelling on the upper lip, as if stung by a bee, this suppurated after three days, and formed a scab (nineteenth day), 14.
  • A painful pustule with red areola appeared on the mons veneris, became larger and more painful daily, and developed into a small furuncle (after twenty-eight days), 13.
  • Pimples like chicken pox, with pus at the tips, surrounded by large red areola, in various points on the thighs, elbows, and forearms, 1.
  • In evening, found on outer side of right lower leg, nearer the knee than ankle, a rather large red pimple tender to touch, with slight redness and swelling, perceptible to touch around it (fourth day); the pimple has a white head (pus), sometimes painful on walking (fifth day); the pimple is now a rather large irregular pustule, with a well-defined red areola; tender to touch; it is just like varicella, except in its irregularity (sixth day); areola fading; pustule discharges a little pus on pressure (seventh day); a slight scab where pustule had been (eighth day); scab easily rubbed off (ninth day); slight remains of scab (tenth day); slight desquamation where the circumference of the areola had been (twelfth day); scarcely any remains of it (thirteenth day), 90.
  • An ulcerating pustular eruption on the right foot heals, 12.
  • Pimples, like real chicken pox on the knees; they suppurate, do not itch, and disappear in eighteen hours, 1. [3020.]
  • Several small ulcers on the face, followed for a long time by bluish spots, 12.
  • The skin of the navel becomes sore and ulcerated for a long time, 12.
  • Ulcer on the finger, with painful glandular swelling in the axilla, healing within three days, 12.
  • An ulcer on the right foot that has healed, becomes painful again, and on the malleolus there are two small openings, which exude a little watery lymph, with occasional violent burning and sticking through the heels, and up to the knee; this pain was relieved by continued eructations, 12.
  • Some moisture discharged from an old furuncle, with sticking in it, also itching of a recently healed furuncle (thirty-sixth day), 13.
  • A furunculus behind the right ear continued a long while, and formed a scab, from which exuded a glutinous moisture; this soon dried and fell off, when another formed; it was sensitive to touch, and lasted four whole weeks, 57.
  • Furuncles on the neck, which speedily and easily (within one to three days) become ripe, and discharge a quantity of matter, 12.
  • Small boils in the neck and hollows of the knees, which heal after five days, 12.
  • Several small furuncles on the nape of the neck, which gradually dried up (after twelve months), 13.
  • An itching boil, with a large red areola, near the small of the back, 1. [3030.]
  • A small suppurating boil on the back (sixtieth day), 72.
  • A large furuncle, simulating a carbuncle, on the right side of the lower abdomen, with swollen glands in the right axilla, suddenly breaks out with a very exhausting fever, but suppurates in a normal manner, and then gradually heals; followed by improvement and cure of a gonorrhœal cachexia (sixth month), 12.
  • The furuncle on the mons veneris that had already healed, reopened with sticking pain, and discharged some liquid and blood (thirty-fifth day), 13.
  • A succession of furuncles in the right axilla, with tearing-burning pains, becoming abscesses, with sticking, burrowing-tearing pains (after twelve months), 13.
  • Furuncles within the right axilla, causing pain in the whole arm, 12.
  • An extremely painful boil in the left axilla, 12.
  • A furuncle in the right axilla, with violent tearing pains, suppurated and discharged much pus; on account of this he passed several sleepless nights, and also on account of violent itching over the whole body, which obliged him to scratch, here and there, with some relief to the itching (after eleven months), 13.
  • An axillary gland becomes indurated, and inflames and suppurates, 12.
  • A small furuncle on the right natis, painfully sensitive to touch and pressure (twelfth day), 13.
  • Boil on the right natis (after six months), 13. [3040.]
  • An abscess on the right natis (after twelve months), 13.
  • A furuncle in the region of the right trochanter, which at first seemed inclined to disappear soon, but which afterwards became inflamed and very painful, relieved by cold applications (fifteenth day), 13.
  • Profuse bleeding of the condylomata, 1.
  • A panaritium on the first phalanx of the right index finger, with suppuration, which very soon opens, and is followed by a warty induration, 12.
  • Panaritium on the left thumb, coming and going, 12.
  • Panaritium on the left ring finger, which she had never had before (fourteenth day), 14.
  • A panaritium on the middle finger of the right hand (after thirty-one days), 13.
  • Painful inflamed tubercles on various spots on the body (thirty-first day), 75.
  • Several inflamed tubercles on the face (thirty-sixth day), 73 ; (eighteenth day), 76.
  • Subjective.
  • Great sensitiveness of the skin to cool air (twelfth and thirteenth day), 26. [3050.]
  • Sensation of dryness of the skin, especially of the hands, 1.
  • Tension in the skin of the nape of the neck, on moving the head (after sixteen hours), 11.
  • (The condylomata about the anus are painfully sore, even to touch), 1.*
  • Pinching and cutting pains in the scar of an abscess, in the right axilla (after twelve months), 13.
  • Tickling in the condylomata, 1.
  • Formation of ulcers (after twelve months), 13.
  • Formication of the right hand (after fourteen months), 13.
  • Crawling itching over the whole body, 1.
  • Sensation of creeping of insects in the face and hands (after twelve months), 13.
  • Creeping, of a handsbreadth, wavelike, as though a roll of blood, an inch thick, were forcing itself through a contracted opening, and as though the skin were raised as much as an inch by it, extending from the right to the left shoulder, in the evening in bed (forty-third day), 13. [3060.]
  • Burning pain in the itching spots of the body, after rubbing, 1.
  • Burning in an eruption after washing, especially in the face and neck, 12.
  • Burning pain in the condylomata when touched, 1.
  • Burning and painful stinging in the condylomata, 1.
  • Burning, as of ants, on the neck and upper part of the sternum, where there is a nettlerash, 12.
  • An itching burning in the palms of the hands and between the fingers, 13.
  • Burning in the skin of the right lower leg (thirty-first day), 72 ; (twenty-second day), 73.
  • Burning-itching redness on the ball of the left great toe, as if frozen, worse on walking about (sixty-second day), 13.
  • Sticking pain in the scar of an old ulcer that had existed many years previously (thirty-first day), 13.
  • Stitches in the furuncle that had just healed (thirty-fourth day), 13. [3070.]
  • Sticking in an old furuncle that was also moist and sensitive when lying upon it (thirty-ninth day), 13.
  • Sticking-burrowing pain in the place where an ulcer had been several years before (forty-second day), 13.
  • Sticking pain in the scar of an old ulcer (seventy-ninth day), 13.
  • Frequent sticking, as of needles, especially in the chest, upper and lower extremities, 12.
  • Sticking, as with a fine needle, in the place of an old ulcer that he had had thirty years before, the scar of which was now scarcely visible, and in an abscess which he had at the beginning of the proving, a sticking burrowing and boring pain at times (after six months), 13.
  • Violent stitches in the condylomata on the genitals, 1.
  • Fine stitches in the condylomata by the anus when walking, 1.
  • Painful stitches in the skin of the left elbow, 80.
  • Constant biting stitches in the skin of the right patella, with twitching jerking in skin during the sticking (after half an hour), 6.
  • Biting on the whole body (thirty-third day), 75. [3080.]
  • Fine prickings in various parts of the skin, as if with needles , which sometimes changed to a burning (ninth day), 82.
  • Sticking itching over the whole body at night till after 1 o'clock, with no sensation left after rubbing, 1.
  • Violent itching on different parts of the skin , particularly on the breast, with a sensation as if the skin at those points was pierced with many very fine needles , which irresistibly obliged him to scratch (seventh day), 44.
  • Itching over the whole skin, especially on the abdomen, as if covered with an eruption on going to bed (thirty-first day), 75.
  • Itching over the whole body, especially in the evening and night, 12.
  • Itching and scratching, as though the bed were full of fleas, lasting till after midnight (after eleven months), 13.
  • Itching stinging in the condylomata, 1.
  • Tickling itching in the condylomata, 1.
  • In spots a stitch, leaving behind an itching, as if they had been bitten by fleas or ants, 62.
  • Itching in the face, so that he is obliged to scratch, 3. [3090.]
  • Violent itching on the nape of the neck and right natis, which were covered with small pimples; the itching commonly alternated between the nape and the natis, and returned every two to four hours, and he was obliged to scratch (after nine months), 13.
  • Itching on the forepart of the neck, provoking scratching, 11.
  • Itching, as from fleabites on the abdomen, back, arms, and lower extremities , especially in the evening and night, 1.
  • Intolerable itching on the groins, occurring every evening on going to bed, not during the day, or only very transiently (twelfth day), 12.
  • Violent itching in places in the upper and lower extremities, back, anus, mostly on getting into bed, with a perfectly clear skin, the itching seems to be internal in the tendons and bones, 12.
  • Itchings on the right knee, left shoulder, on the scrotum, and various other places, soon, 69.
  • Crawling itching in the upper arm, followed by fine stitching in a small spot, 1.
  • Itching of the fingers, as after freezing, on becoming cool (after sixth months), 13.
  • The inner side of the upper thigh and the parts of the genital organs covered with hair, were very unpleasantly affected with itching and scraping, frequently lasting from five to ten minutes, 62.
  • Violent itching in distinct points on the inner side of the thigh, and on the parts of the genitals covered with hair, 59. [3100.]
  • Voluptuous itching on the inner side of the back of the right foot (after one hour), 8.
  • Voluptuous itching beneath the toes of the right foot, noticed in all positions (after ten hours and a half), 8.

SLEEP

  • Sleepiness.
  • Frequent yawning (first day), 86 ; in the evening (twenty-first day), 72.
  • Spasmodic yawning frequent inclination to yawn, in the evening in bed, with inability to yawn, as if it remained sticking in the stomach, frequently for several hours, obliging him to sit up, so that by rubbing with the hands he can eructate air and thereby obtain relief, 12.
  • Drowsiness (twelfth and thirteenth days), 26 ; (ninth day), 43 ; (first day), 86.
  • Drowsiness, in the afternoon and evening (fourth day); remarkable drowsiness, after dinner (ninth day); great drowsiness, in the evening (twenty-eighth day), 20.
  • Extreme drowsiness, all day (first day); sleepiness (second day); drowsiness with the thirst and cold (twelfth day), 76.
  • Great drowsiness, in the evening (thirty-fifth day), 73.
  • Excessively drowsy, in the morning, and was comfortable in bed (thirty-eighth day), 43.
  • Sleepiness, during the day, 12. [3110.]
  • Sleepy, before dinner (twentieth day); sleepiness, with the fever, in the evening (twenty-second and twenty-third days); dozes much (twenty-fifth day); sleeps much, during the day (twenty-ninth day), 76.
  • Sleepiness, towards evening, without being able to sleep (after nine hours and a half), 8.
  • Inclined to sleep constantly, 12.
  • Sleepiness, after dinner (third day), 74 ; (sixty-first and seventy-third days), 73.
  • Relaxation and sleepiness, in the afternoon (thirteenth day), 73.
  • He was sleepy during the day, the lids frequently closed, during which he was often obliged to urinate (sixty-second day), 13.
  • Weak and sleepy, in the morning; was obliged to return to bed and rest, and slumbered for some hours, after which he felt better (fifty-first day), 13.
  • In the evening he felt sleepy, so that he went to bed at 8 o'clock and fell asleep; he woke at midnight and lay awake for two hours (during which time he had great desire for stool, and pressure, with evacuation of only mucus), (fifty-second night), 13.
  • He becomes sleepy very early, but sleeps uneasily, with dreams, and wakes very early in the morning, fretful and disinclined to rise, 1.
  • Frequent sleepiness, while sitting, without weakness (after four hours and a half), 8. [3120.]
  • Great sleepiness through the day; immediately after rising he would be glad to lie down and sleep; he often sleeps while sitting and writing (after six months), 13.
  • Excessive sleepiness, in the afternoon; the eyes close while sitting (after fourteen hours), 8.
  • In the morning he has not slept enough; is disinclined to rise, fretful weary, and sick (after thirty-eight hours), 3.
  • Sleeplessness.
  • *Persistent sleeplessness, 12.
  • Sleepless for several hours, at night (thirty-fifth day), 14.
  • Sleeplessness, at night, with great uneasiness and coldness of the body; if he slumbers for a moment he dreams of dead people, 1.
  • It was a long time before he could go to sleep at night (sixty-second day); awoke earlier than usual the next morning, 73.
  • Did not sleep till toward morning, after which the symptoms disappeared (thirty-first day); sleepless, restless nights (sixty-ninth to seventy-sixth day), 43.
  • Sleeplessness; he was unable to fall asleep before 1 A.M., slept till 3, and woke again at 5 (fiftieth night), 13.
  • Could not fall asleep till 2.30 A.M. (seventieth day), 13. [3130.]
  • Night sleepless (seventy-seventh day), 13.
  • Night sleepless, tossing about from side to side, and in the morning great sleepiness (eighty-fifth day), 13.
  • Sleeplessness; able to sleep only towards morning (after eleven months), 13.
  • Could not fall asleep before 4 A.M.; was restless, turned from side to side every few minutes (after twelve months), 13.
  • Sleepless nights (after one year), 13.
  • Night sleepless, with internal chilliness and great excitement, while the body is warm externally (twenty-sixth day), 16.
  • She lies wide awake for a long time without being able to fall asleep, and wakes in the morning weak and unrefreshed, 12.
  • He slept only till midnight, after which he was quite wide awake without trouble; was not sleepy in the morning, 1.
  • Before midnight, sleep was destroyed by the emission of much flatulence and by itching and burning in the anus, accompanied by flying stitches in the rectum and by repeated urination (ninth day), 48.
  • Diminished sleep (after nine days), 43. [3140.]
  • He cannot fall asleep before midnight, and then awakes about 4 o'clock, 1.
  • Frequent waking, at night (seventh day), 65.
  • He woke at midnight, and could not fall asleep 3 o'clock (sixty-second day), 13.
  • Awoke at 2 A.M. and was unable to fall asleep again (seventy-eighth day), 14.
  • Woke three times, at night, with anxiety, spasmodic beating of the heart, and pressure in the stomach, 12.
  • Very short sleep and very early waking, in the morning, so that the most diverse thoughts chased through the head and caused excitement of the whole body, similar to moving and trembling, 12.
  • At night she woke, having an anxious sensation on every breath, as if the throat were swelling, 12.
  • Sleep interrupted by frequent waking, when she saw an apparition in the room, to which she spoke, sitting upright in bed; at another time she felt as though some one hit against her, so that she called out, "Who is there?" and started up, when she seemed to see distinctly a basket swimming before her eyes, so that she rose and struck a light in order to see more clearly; after lying down, violent palpitation (twelfth month), 12.
  • Sleep came late, an unusual occurrence, and was unrefreshing (fourth night), 78.
  • Uneasy sleep with dreams (after sixty-eight hours), 8. [3150.]
  • Uneasy sleep with odorless perspiration (after forty-eight hours), 8.
  • Uneasy sleep; he tosses about on account of a feeling of too great warmth, 1.
  • Interrupted sleep, full of anxious dreams (sixth night), 78.
  • Restless sleep (thirteenth night); sleep extremely restless (nineteenth night); occasional naps during the night (twenty-fifth day), 76.
  • Sleep restless and full of dreams (fourteenth day); sleep restless and disturbed with dreams (twentieth day); sleep interrupted and restless (thirty-second and thirty-third days); restless sleep and vivid dreams (ninety-third day), 43.
  • Sleep interrupted by frequent occasion to urinate (twelfth day), 49.
  • Restless sleep, at night, and frequent urination (fourth day), 20.
  • Restless nights (eighth, sixteenth, nineteenth, twenty-sixth, and three following nights), 48.
  • Restless sleep with lascivious dreams (forty-ninth day), 44.
  • Restless sleep and confused dreams (fortieth day), 52. [3160.]
  • Restless sleep, interrupted by straining cough (seventh day), 46.
  • Dozing unrefreshing, and disturbed by frequent starting and horrible images (seventh night), 57.
  • Very restless night (thirty-fourth night), 75.
  • Sleep very restless, with frequent starting up in fright and palpitation, for hours, 12.
  • Restless night; he awoke at 2 A.M. and for an hour could not go to sleep, then fell into a sleep, which was interrupted by frequent waking (fourth day), 65.
  • Slept very uneasily; rolled constantly about in bed and moaned (thirty-eighth night), 73.
  • Nights sleepless; could not get quiet; tossed from side to side and moved the feet about; towards noon he was sleepy, but on lying down he became restless and could not sleep; at times he was wide awake on going to bed, as though he had drunk coffee; the mind was very active, and he could not fall asleep all night (after twelve months), 13.
  • Restless sleep, at night, with frequent rising from bed and much talking, worse by moonlight, 12.
  • Sleepless, tossing about, even in confused dreams, the whole first night and also the next five nights, and afterwards recurring now and then during the whole proving, 12.
  • Night restless; he frequently woke and passed from one dream into another, with an emission, 10. [3170.]
  • Constant uneasiness in sleep, because he always wishes to lie in another place, as the parts upon which he lies speedily become very painful, 12.
  • Great uneasiness before falling asleep; he tossed about and could find no rest, 1.
  • Uneasiness, at night, and apprehension; could scarcely sleep, with coldness of both legs, which are covered with cold sweat, 1.
  • She tosses about uneasily for an hour in sleep, before midnight, 1.
  • Quiet talking in sleep, 1.
  • She starts up on falling asleep, 12.
  • Raving at night in sleep; during which he sat up, beat with his hands about the bed, packed his things, and tried to jump out of bed; speaking to him did not suffice to bring him back (fourth week), 12.
  • She cries out in sleep, at night, 1.
  • Screaming in sleep from anxious dreams of cats or furious dogs, 12.
  • Dreams.
  • Sleep at night full of dreams and startings up, 1. [3180.]
  • Unrefreshing sleep, interrupted by terrible dreams (of the dead), (twelfth day); restless dreams (twenty-first night); dreams (twenty-third night); night disturbed by many dreams and frequent micturition (thirty-fifth night), 48.
  • Sleep interrupted by dreams (twelfth day), 49.
  • Sleep at night disturbed by heavy harassing dreams (sixteenth day), 76.
  • Sleep disturbed by voluptuous dreams (thirty-seventh day); confused dreams about absurd things (ninety-fourth night), 43.
  • Long dreams, caused by conversation in the evening, with deep reflection; he relies upon his good conscience when accused of a crime, 11.
  • He dreams immediately on falling asleep, 1.
  • After having spent a night full of dreams, woke greatly improved (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Constant dreaming, with a feeling of great glowing over the whole body, 12.
  • Dream of the occupation of the preceding evening (seventy-first day), 13.
  • Unusually vivid dreams at night of long past events, 12. [3190.]
  • Lively and pleasant dreams (second night), 56.
  • Anxious dreams with loud cries, 1.
  • Anxious dream on falling asleep; he felt some dull thrusts in the left side; woke and gasped for air (after eighteen hours), 11.
  • Disquieting dreams (fourth night), 78.
  • Frightful dream, from which he awoke with a sensation of heat in the body, 10.
  • When lying on the left side at night he dreams of dangers and death, 1.
  • Constant dreams of the features of a corpse, 12.
  • Dream of an emission that did not take place (seventieth day), 13.
  • Confused lascivious dreams, at night (forty-second night), 44.
  • Lascivious dreams, at night, with a pollution (thirty-sixth night), 44. [3200.]
  • Lascivious dreams of coition, but without emission; on waking a painful erection, 1.
  • Sleep waking, in which she seemed to see passing before her eyes, most of the time, different animals; sometimes, also, she sees building stones, 12.
  • Nightmare , at night, passing off on turning from the left to the right side, which was accomplished with difficulty (seventh month), 12.
  • Startled from sleep, at night, by an apparition, the upper part of whose body frequently rose in bed, 12.
  • When asleep, dead persons appear to her; she can distinctly see and feel them, and she thinks she is talking with them, 12.

FEVER

  • Chilliness.
  • Chilliness, 42.
  • Always very chilly, 12.
  • General chilliness, at 3 P.M. (fifth day), 70.
  • Chilliness every evening from 6 to 7.30, with excessive heat of the body, dryness of the mouth, and thirst, 1.
  • Chilliness, without thirst, every morning, 1. [3210.]
  • Chilliness and febrile symptoms, so that he was inclined to lie in bed (twenty-first day), 13.
  • Chilliness, discomfort, weakness, sleepiness, with drawing and weakness of the calves, so that he was obliged to go to bed (thirty-eighth day), 13.
  • Chilliness towards 7 P.M., with weakness, so that he was obliged to go to bed; he had scarcely lain down when he was seized with a shaking chill, beginning in the thighs, with blueness of the nails, afterwards with chattering of the teeth, rapid and difficult respiration, as if he had been running; this coldness lasted more than half an hour, when the thighs began to be hot, so that they burnt the hands through the clothing, like a glowing coal, while at the same time the hands and feet were cold; then he was seized with fatiguing cough, with efforts to vomit, ending at first in actual vomiting of mucus and some food, and at last of a bitter substance, which, however, soon disappeared, after which he had a natural taste, but nausea on every thought of food; with these febrile attacks he had yawning and stretching of the limbs; gradually he became warm, though whenever he moved he had a shaking chill; the most distressing symptoms was the hawking of mucus, because he was always obliged to rise, which caused return of the shaking chill; there were associated with these symptoms sticking pains in the metacarpal bones and falling asleep of the fingers of the right hand; as the coldness disappeared he became thirsty, the head was very dull and heavy, with pressure in the forehead and eyes, especially in the right eyeball; after two hours he became sleepy and fell asleep, but woke every half or three-quarters of an hour bathed in perspiration, so that he changed his shirt eight times up to 3 A.M.; he was obliged to put on a fresh shirt always on waking, also to urinate, with evacuation of much clear urine, was also obliged to drink, after this he was always chilly, the head became very painful, and on waking it always seemed as though he were very sick, and were divided into two parts and was not conscious of which part he seemed to have possession (a kind of delirium); on standing up he was dizzy and was obliged to steady himself (forty-eighth day), 13.
  • Chilliness in the evening, with flushes of heat, perspiration, and weakness, so that he was obliged to go to bed, with dulness of the head, followed by sleeplessness till after midnight (forty-ninth day), 13.
  • Chilliness, with yawning, recurring daily in the forenoon, with violent one-sided pains in the head, extending thence to the pit of the stomach, with nausea, without being able to vomit, with loss of appetite and constipation (third month), 12.
  • After waking in the morning with headache, chill at 10 A.M., lasting till noon, followed by heat and nausea with repeated bilious vomiting in the evening, and diarrhœa, with constant one sided headache (fourth month), 12.
  • Chilliness frequently in the daytime (thirty-first to thirty-eighth day); chilliness continues (fifty-fourth day), 42.
  • Chills over the whole body (first day), 86.
  • Frequent chills over the whole body (fifth day), 68.
  • General chilliness, without thirst, in the evening; pulse 100, full and hard (eighteenth day), 76. [3220.]
  • Sudden violent chill towards evening, followed by heat, with palpitation so violent that it seemed as though the bones of the chest would fly apart, then arrest of breath, with sleeplessness, frightful images before the eyes on falling asleep, with anxious oppression of the heart, fear of death, and cold feet (seventh week), 12.
  • Felt chilly all over, especially on the extremities, at noon (seventeenth day), 26.
  • Chills, even in a warm room (seventh and ninth days), 66.
  • In the evening, chilliness for several hours, passing into heat on lying down (fourth day), 75.
  • Chills, want of appetite, peevishness, and a small weak pulse again made their appearance; she now took Nux vom.; an hour after a shaking chill, lasting half an hour; heat came on over the whole body, preceded by a gradually increasing warmth (forty-sixth day), 76.
  • Chilliness, without thirst, in the forenoon, 1.
  • Chilliness in bed, cannot get warm, 12.
  • Chill and inclination to yawn (fourth day), 14.
  • Chills in the evening in bed (first day), 86.
  • Internal chills, with a general feeling of malaise (fifth day), 70. [3230.]
  • Slight chill, with dryness of the throat, painful deglutition, vomiturition, and such a feeling of illness that he was obliged to go to bed before the time (sixth day), 78.
  • Frequent creeping chills, 80.
  • Creeping chilliness, with icy-cold hands, in the evening, preceded by slight heat (after five and six hours), 3.
  • Transitory chill over the whole body, with cold hands in a heated room (within two hours), 71.
  • Slight chill (thirty-first day), 72.
  • Slight chills in a warm room all day (first day), 69.
  • Chilliness and headache (twenty-fifth day), 43.
  • Shaking chill only on the left side of the body, which also feels cold, in the evening in bed, 1.
  • Shaking chill in the evening on lying down, followed by some heat (after eleven months), 13.
  • After a night passed with right-sided pain in the head and teeth, and sleepless tossing about, there commenced in the morning a shaking chill, alternating with flushing heat and fluent coryza; this increased during the day; unusual suffering continued through the next night, with sleeplessness and tossing about, and tearing pain in the arms and pelvic region, head and jaws, also the two following days and nights, with increased eructations of air, tense distension of the hypochondriac region, and desire to breathe deeply, till on the fifth day it began to diminish, and on the seventh day ended with clearness of the head, with more difficult and more scanty evacuation of the bowels, and uneasy sleep, with tossing about (fifth day), 12. [3240.]
  • Shaking chill over the whole body, without externally perceptible coldness (after two hours), 5.
  • Violent shaking chill for a quarter of an hour, about 3 A.M., followed by thirst, then profuse perspiration all over, except on the head, which was only warm, 1.
  • Shaking chill, with much yawning; the warm air seems cold, and the sun seems to have no power to warm him (after three hours), 11.
  • An internal shaking cold, 12.
  • Shivering through and through from the slightest uncovering of the body in warm air , with or without gooseflesh, while the hands and face were warm (after one hour and three-quarters), 8.
  • When dressed, he frequently shivers over the whole body, without gooseflesh, (after two hours and a quarter), 8.
  • Shivering (tenth day), 17.
  • Febrile shivering in bed several nights in succession, during which the skin was moist, but cold, 12.
  • Repeated shuddering, beginning at the head (fifth day), 78.
  • Internal shuddering and feeling of cold the whole forenoon, with dull confusion of the head (fifty-sixth day), 72. [3250.]
  • Slight shiverings, which spread themselves little by little over the whole body; afterwards a general sweat broke out, so that in the course of a minute the whole body was wet (seventh night), 57.
  • Transitory coldness over the whole body, after dinner (third day); coldness all day (twelfth day); frequent creeping coldness, as during a fever, came on during dinner (twenty-first day); feeling of coldness in the forenoon; frequent feverish alternations of cold and heat, in the afternoon (twenty-fourth day), 73.
  • During the whole forenoon a very unpleasant sensation of cold, the external temperature being 34° F.; the hands and feet icy cold, and the skin of the hands purple (seventeenth day); could not get warm the whole forenoon (fifty-fifth day); feeling of coldness over the whole body in a warm room, especially in the hands (seventy-second day); the temperature of the open air, 27° F., affected him so unpleasantly that he trembled from head to foot with cold (seventy-second day), 73.
  • Feeling of coldness over the whole body, soon, 68.
  • Feeling of coldness, with numbness of the left foot (fifth day), 68.
  • Cold over the whole body, with the thirst (twelfth day), 76.
  • Coldness and sleepiness followed by heat, in the evening; with the coldness, thirst (eighth day), 16.
  • Seeming constantly to be taking cold; inclined to coryza, sore throat, swelling of the face, toothache, and ulcerated teeth, 12.
  • Coldness, as if dead, over the whole body, with anxiety (seventh month), 12.
  • Icy coldness all over, with cramp in the chest, lasting two or three minutes after being vexed, 12. [3260.]
  • Severe coldness on the appearance of the catamenia, in the night (eighteenth day); alternations of heat and cold, with weakness to the extent of falling; she has observed for several days past that she becomes hot at dinner, and her body is covered with perspiration (nineteenth day); could not sleep after 3 A.M. on account of heat; cool over the whole body before dinner (twentieth day); great heat when walking, in the afternoon; coldness in the back, with heat in the head, great drowsiness and thirst, in the evening (twenty-first day), 76.
  • He wishes to keep the head and face wrapped up warmly, 12.
  • The cheeks and nose feel cold as from a draught of cold air, 12.
  • Shivering in the back (soon, after second dose, second day), 68.
  • Shivering runs over the back from time to time (after thirty-two hours), 11.
  • Creeping coldness over the whole back, worse at night in bed, 12.
  • Coldness in the back, with alternations of heat, in the evening (fourteenth day), 76.
  • All day coldness, especially in the back, with general weakness and sensation of weariness; in the evening, manifest fever symptoms, as headache, heat of the skin, full, accelerated pulse, besides sticking in the right hypochondrium (especially during respiration), which extended into the sacral region; she went to bed on this account, and general heat came on, succeeded by quiet sleep (fifteenth day), 76.
  • Coolness and flying shudderings over the back (seventieth day), 72.
  • Feeling of coldness through the back, with debility and stiffness in all the limbs, in the afternoon and evening (sixteenth day), 26. [3270.]
  • Creeping shudderings, particularly in the back, with hot face (seventy-second day), 73.
  • Coldness in the back not relieved by the warmth of the stove, 6.
  • On lying down, painful cold running from the nape over the back, down to the sacral region, which was increased by every movement of the body, and soon disappeared after rising (third day), 74.
  • Cool extremities, with redness of the face, in the afternoon; copious general perspiration, with diminution of all the morbid symptoms, in the evening, after Cocc. 30th, one drop (twenty-sixth day), 76.
  • Feeling of coldness especially in the hands and feet, and on the anterior surface of the thigh down to the knee, when seated in the warm room (seventy-fourth day), 73.
  • Coldness in the hands and feet (fifty-seventh day), 72.
  • The hands are constantly cold and wet with cold perspiration, 12.
  • The hands are cold, red, and dry, 12.
  • The tips of the fingers are icy cold, as if dead, while the rest of the hands, face, and rest of the body are hot to touch, without thirst (after a quarter of an hour), 8.
  • A persistent coldness of the lower extremities increases at night to general febrile chill, with simultaneous heat, with sleeplessness, 12. [3280.]
  • A stiffening coldness of the thighs, extending down to the feet, mostly in the knees, very persistent, even in bed, 12.
  • Feeling of coldness, especially in the feet (sixty-first day), 73.
  • Cannot get her feet warm (thirty-ninth day), 16.
  • Chilly feeling in the feet, which were externally warm to touch, with the feeling of stoppage in the right nostril (fourth night), 65.
  • A quarter of an hour after going to bed the feet again began to become cold, anxiety came on, and in an instant, in place of the regular beat, he felt a trembling of the heart; a sweat then broke out (eighth night); the coldness of the feet, anxiety, and palpitation were less in amount, and of shorter duration (ninth night), 57.
  • Feet became as cold as ice, some minutes after going to bed (seventh night), 57.
  • Feet icy cold and wet, with perspiration, 12.
  • Heat.
  • Febrile excitement, with great weakness, with constant lying down and sleeping, violent barking cough, worse at night, loss of appetite and constipation (first days), 12.
  • In the evening she suddenly became feverish, with stiffness in the chest; afterwards a restless night, the fever gradually increased, with general dry heat and sleeplessness, slight perspiration only on the upper part of the body, painful lips, as if burnt, great weakness, coryza, and cough, with much expectoration and short difficult breath, slimy coated tongue, sour taste in the mouth, always after eating, loss of appetite, gnawing in the stomach, at night, which obliges him to eat at once; rawness in the throat, tickling and provoking constant cough; violent palpitation over the whole chest, leucorrhœa, and rapid emaciation; the fever reappeared first on the third day, then every day, in the morning, and only gradually disappeared (after thirty days), 12.
  • Fever, with pain in the head, chest, and throat, chilliness, hot lips, bitter taste, twice vomiting; in the morning, constipation, with frequent ineffectual desire for stool, very slimy coated tongue, loss of appetite, palpitation, sleeplessness, alternating with partial slumber, during which she talked aloud much, and even heard and understood what was said to her (fourth month), 12. [3290.]
  • Violent catarrhal fever, with hoarseness and pain in the eyes, whereby the face became dark red, and the eruption on the face and neck became worse, like tetter and raw, and after a few days desquamated and disappeared, 12.
  • Fever; cold feet, with diarrhœa, tension of the abdomen, with aching in both sides beneath the ribs, red lids and headache, as precursors; afterwards feverish shivering, with thirst and dry lips, constant diarrhœa, consisting of dark-green and white mucus, with colic, slimy coated tongue, loss of appetite, pulse full and 104 to the minute, attacks of faintness, constant great weakness, the tongue is everywhere sore, and covered with thick, very offensive matter, 12.
  • Fever, like typhus ; sudden attack of shaking chill, with faintlike loss of all strength, followed by complete loss of consciousness, then burning heat, with dry skin, cold hands and feet, with alternating coldness even of other parts of the skin, constant delirium, day and night, distortion of the whole body, and tossing about from place to place, with constantly recurring convulsions, during which the eyes seem at times widely open and staring, at other times affected by spasmodic movements and especially by amblyopic expression and look, dry cracked lips and tongue, with sore white superficial ulcerations, tympanitic distension of the stomach and intestines, sensitiveness of the whole abdomen, pressure, especially in the cæcal region, constipation, alternating with diarrhœa, scanty reddish-brown turbid urine, inflammatory redness of the glans penis and orifice of the urethra, respiration alternating with some paroxysms of cough, irregular variable beating of the heart and pulse; here and there, especially in the arm, chest, and scrotum, there were white mottled spots. These symptoms lasted two weeks, followed by pocklike eruption on the chest, with general perspiration and itching of the skin, constant roaring in the ears, after which recovery commenced and progressed, with only the occurrence of several boils, which partly looked like condylomata. After this indubitable, characteristic, pronounced febrile intermezzo, there was a decided improvement of the gonorrhœal taint, which had hitherto existed in consequence of vaccination, especially the onanism, emissions, and pressive paralysis approaching insanity, in a young man, and a complete cure followed, 12.
  • Feverish all day, especially in the afternoon, with stretching of the limbs, chilliness, with subsequent flushes of heat and some perspiration (twenty-second day), 13.
  • Paroxysm of fever; towards noon he became weak, slightly chilly, and was obliged to go to bed, followed by flushes of heat, heaviness and dulness of the head and some perspiration; relief after lying down for awhile (fiftieth day), 13.
  • Much stretching, as if a febrile paroxysm were coming on, 12.
  • Fever, cold and heat alternating, 13.
  • Alternations of heat and cold, in the forenoon (eighteenth and twenty-fourth days), 76.
  • Frequent flushes of heat, all followed by perspiration, with burning in the abdomen and all the limbs, 12.
  • Flushes of heat every day, after breakfast, 12. [3300.]
  • Flushes of heat, so that perspiration stood upon the face, frequently during the day (thirteenth month), 12.
  • An agreeable warmth over the whole body, with cold fingers, especially of the left hand, without thirst, the whole evening, with a sensation of gooseflesh and slight shivering creeping over the whole body (after three hours and a half), 3.
  • Hot pulsation over the whole body, 12.
  • Violent orgasm of blood every evening, throbbing and beating in the vessels on every motion; while sitting is more quiet, 1.
  • Violent orgasm of blood, the heart beats violently; on going upstairs she is frequently obliged to rest, 1.
  • General burning heat, in the evening (thirteenth day), 76.
  • Uprising of heat, from 10 to 11 P.M., with anxiety and loss of breath and cough (seventh month), 12.
  • Heat and vertigo, for half an hour (after two hours), 75.
  • Heat, in the evening, with sleeplessness, and as soon as she closes the eyes, visions of all kinds of figures, 12.
  • Heat, with uneasiness in the blood, rising up of glowing blood to the chest and head, hammering in the chest and tightness of breath, dark redness of the face, confusion of the head, inflammation of the eyes, heat in the stomach, with longing for ice cold things, with constant coldness of the feet and great ill-humor, 12. [3310.]
  • Heat in the evening, perspiration and headache, relieved after rising from bed (thirty-ninth day), 13.
  • Very hot in the morning; chill, followed by heat and sleepiness, in the evening (twenty-second and twenty-third days), 76.
  • Much dry heat at night, and uneasy sleep, 1.
  • Only dry heat, without ability to perspire, 12.
  • Heat, with the feverish pulse (twenty-third day), 76.
  • Heat, with thirst, neither preceded nor followed by chilliness, and with activity of mind (after one and four hours), 3.
  • Constant heat of the head, so that he did not know what to do, relieved by external cold, 12.
  • Increased feeling of warmth over the forehead, in the forenoon (third day), 20.
  • Painful burning on the vertex, both temples, in the upper part of the left side of the chest through to the back, in the right side of the middle abdomen, in the left groin, and in the back, with chilliness through the whole extent, with paralytic heaviness in both lower extremities, 12.
  • The occiput was externally warmer to the touch in a particular spot, corresponding with which I felt heat and pressure in the brain, 62. [3320.]
  • Heat in the face (immediately), 79.
  • Sudden heat of the face and redness (after one hour), 8.
  • Heat of the face, with heaviness of the head, after eating and towards evening, 12.
  • Heat of the face, with red, puffy hands and feet, aggravated after eating, with tightness of breath, 12.
  • The skin of the face is red, heated, frequently scaling, hurts very much when washed, as if raw and too thin, 12.
  • Constant sensation of heat in the whole face, without change of color and without thirst, the tips of the fingers are cold, the rest of the hands luke warm, and all the rest of the body hot to touch (after three-quarters of an hour), 8.
  • Heat of the face and burning redness of the cheeks, two evenings in succession, 1.
  • Heat in the face and redness, without thirst, while sitting (after three hours), 8.
  • Sensation of burning heat in the face, which causes neither real heat, nor redness, nor perspiration, with icy-cold hands, with moderate warmth of the rest of the body (after two hours), 5.
  • Burning heat only in the face and cheeks, lasting the whole day, 1. [3330.]
  • Flushes of heat in the face, without thirst , while the hands and rest of the body were only warm (after half an hour), 8.
  • Increased warmth in the face, with dull confusion in the head (effect of the alcohol), (twelfth day), 48.
  • Heat in the cheeks, with the headache (thirty-fifth day), 48.
  • Violently glowing heat in the cheeks, towards evening (fifty-sixth day), 14.
  • Redness and burning of the left cheek, with chilliness on the back on every motion, on rising up and sitting down (not when standing or sitting quietly); her fingers become dead, 1.
  • Great heat and weight upon the chest, breathlessness and occasional dry cough, with sticking in the head, when walking, in the afternoon (twenty-first day), 76.
  • Burning hot hands, 12.
  • Hands warm, with distended veins, while the face is cold and the forehead hot (after twelve hours), 8.
  • Sweat.
  • Sweat and heat towards morning, 1.
  • A vaporous perspiration broke out all over the body, continuing for half an hour, and followed by diminution of the pain in the nape of the neck, after eating warm soup, in the evening (fifth day), 32. [3340.]
  • The profuse perspiration at night, so that he was obliged to change his shirt three, four, and five times during the first part of the proving, has now ceased for three weeks (seventy-ninth day), 13.
  • Perspired every night, so that he soaked five to seven shirts, as in the beginning of the proving (after six months), 13.
  • Perspiration, so that he changed his shirt several times at night, as in the forepart of the proving (after twelve months), 13.
  • Feeling as though perspiration was about to break out (fourteenth and fifteenth days), 45.
  • Constant offensive perspiration (after four weeks), 12.
  • Rancid-smelling sweat at night, which ended the preceding cramps and fever, 12.
  • The perspiration of the whole skin permeates the clothing with persistent disgusting, sickening odor, peculiar only to gonorrhœa, in the third month, and persists, alternating in severity, with the general condition for three months unchanged, and gradually disappearing after a very violent coryza, 12.
  • Sour-smelling sweat, almost every night, 38.
  • Sour-smelling perspiration at times, 12.
  • Sweat, on awaking, so strongly on the inner side of the thighs that the skin was completely wet, while the rest of the body was dry (seventy-first day), 78. [3350.]
  • Morning sweat of a yellow color on the abdomen and natis, 12.
  • Sweat in the morning lasting a long time, 12.
  • Perspired at night (twenty-ninth day), 76.
  • As soon as he fell asleep at night an agreeable warm perspiration broke out on all parts that were covered, which disappeared on waking; this was frequently repeated at night, 4.
  • Nightsweat with restless sleep, 12.
  • Profuse night perspiration, but unusually cold feet, 12.
  • Profuse nightsweat, staining the clothes yellow, as if saturated with oil, 12.*
  • Cold sweat over the whole body (twentieth day), 43.
  • Cold perspiration, 12.
  • Perspiration on motion (forty-ninth day), 13. [3360.]
  • Perspiration on the forehead daily, in the morning, 12.
  • Profuse perspiration all over the male genitals, 1.
  • Profuse sweat about the genital organs , on waking (ninth day), 33.*
  • Scrotum, perinæum, and the inner surface of the thighs, dripping with sweat , on waking in the morning (thirteenth day), 32.*
  • Perspiration on the scrotum, 3.*
  • Perspiration on one half of the scrotum, 1.
  • Perspiration on the hands and feet, 1.
  • Profuse perspiration in the axillæ, 1.
  • Reddish colored sweat in the axillæ, 12.
  • Offensive perspiration between the lower extremities, 12. [3370.]
  • Perspiration on the upper part of the thigh, near the genitals, while sitting, 1.
  • Feet sweat constantly (forty-fourth day), 42.
  • Perspiration on the feet , especially on the toes, 1.*
  • Perspiration on the feet becomes worse and offensive, 12.
  • The perspiration on the feet is increased, so that on waking, in the morning, the bed is quite soaked through, and the stockings have to be changed every two or three hours, with scaling of the skin of the soles, 12.
  • The perspiration of the feet, hitherto suppressed returns with general improvement, 12.
  • Profuse perspiration on both heels, 12.

CONDITIONS

  • Aggravation.
  • ( Morning ), Insane fancy; vexation; vertigo; on rising, vertigo; dull headache; headache; pressive pain in forehead and eyes; pain in forehead; tearing in right side of head; sticking eye; agglutination of eyes; weak vision; 7 A.M., pain in face; jerking pain in hollow tooth; bad taste; insipid taste; hawking; on waking, thirst; sour eructation; pressure in stomach; diarrhœa; 5 to 10 A.M., desire to urinate; erection; hoarseness; cough; oppression of breath; on waking, drawing in left side of neck; sticking and tearing in ankles and feet; 3 to 6 A.M., pain in arms; drawing in arms; on waking, weakness; contraction in left calf; the symptoms.
  • ( Forenoon ), 10 to 11 A.M., tearing in teeth; the symptoms; chilliness.
  • ( Afternoon ), After 3 P.M., the symptoms.
  • ( Evening ), Weeping; vertigo; pain in abdomen; tearing in right side of head; on walking in open air, fulness and pressure in occiput; burning in eyelids; aching in ear, teeth, and right eye; dry catarrh; pain in face; till midnight, toothache; tearing in teeth; aching in gums and lower incisors; insipid taste; nausea; cramp in stomach; 6 to 8 P.M., burning in trachea; hoarseness; itching; 6 to 7.30, chilliness; orgasm of blood.
  • ( Night ), Anxiety; on waking, vertigo; pain in head; eyes agglutinated; on lying down, pain in face, teeth, and ear; tearing in face; grating of teeth; tearing toothache; constriction in epigastric region; 2 to 3 A.M., pressive fulness in right side of abdomen; cutting colic; diarrhœa; cough; short breath; pain in chest; tearing in lower extremities; 10 to 11 P.M. and 12 to 2 A.M., the symptoms; itching; perspiration; rancid sweat.
  • ( Open air ), Lachrymation; dim vision; dry, tickling cough.
  • ( In bed ), Pains in head and teeth.
  • ( Bending body ), Pains in lower half of spine.
  • ( Bending backward ), Pain in abdominal muscles.
  • ( Bending body to right side ), Tearing in pit of stomach; tearing in right popliteal space.
  • ( After breakfast ), Flushes of heat.
  • ( Deep breathing ), Stitch in right lung.
  • ( Chewing ), Drawing in temporal muscles; pain in left temporal muscle; toothache in back teeth.
  • ( Closing eyes ), Vertigo.
  • ( Cold ), The symptoms.
  • ( Coughing ), Stitches through brain; stitch in right inguinal region; stitch in right lung.
  • ( Cold drinks ), Pain in hollow tooth.
  • ( After dinner ), Vertigo.
  • ( After eating ), Disinclination to talk; loss of ideas; qualmish taste; slimy taste; sour taste; hiccough; pain in pit of stomach; pressure in stomach; flatulent troubles; cough; difficult of breathing; pain in chest.
  • ( After eating ices ), Scraping sensation in throat.
  • ( While eating ), Toothache in lower teeth; eructations of air.
  • ( Entering warm room ), Toothache.
  • ( On going to sleep ), Drawing pain from inguinal glands; through thighs to knees.
  • ( Going upstairs ), Pain in tibia; difficult breathing.
  • ( Deep inspiration ), Tension in hypogastrium.
  • ( Laughing ), Pressure and sticking in throat.
  • ( Bright light ), Stitches in eyes.
  • ( Looking intently at work ), Pain in right side of head.
  • ( Looking downward at moving objects ), Vertigo.
  • ( Looking upwards ), Vertigo.
  • ( Lying ), Vertigo; tearing in head.
  • ( Lying on back ), Pressure in stomach.
  • ( Lying on right side ), Stitches in right side of abdomen.
  • ( Lying on left side ), Palpitation.
  • ( Lying on side ), Cramp at heart.
  • ( Lying on shoulder ), Pain in it.
  • ( Meals ), Pressure in stomach.
  • ( During meals ), Sticking in region of spleen.
  • ( Motion ), Vertigo; heaviness in head; pain in right temple; heaviness and pressure in stomach; paralysis; palpitation; drawing in limbs; pain in third phalanx of index finger.
  • ( Rapid motion ), Shortness of breath.
  • ( Motion after eating ), Weakness of stomach.
  • ( Motion of head ), Pain in forehead; sticking pain in right side of head; pain in vertex; stiffness of neck.
  • ( Moving head sideways ), Vertigo.
  • ( Moving neck ), Stitch in cervical muscles.
  • ( During music ), Weeping and trembling of feet.
  • ( Pressure ), Soreness in right ala of nose; pressive pain in chest; soreness in knees.
  • ( During rest ), Pain in right parietal bone; drawing in thumb and finger; pain in extremities; tearing in right arm; the symptoms.
  • ( While sitting ), Stitches in penis; stitches from groins, through thighs; burning in anus; drawing pain in back; pressive pain in back; weakness in small of back; pain in coccyx; drawing in sacrum, coccyx, and thigh; aching in right natis.
  • ( Smoking ), Headache; toothache; qualmishness; puffed feeling in abdomen.
  • ( Sneezing ), Sticking in lower part of right lung.
  • ( Spirituous liquors ), The symptoms.
  • ( Standing ), Pain in groin; pain in small of back.
  • ( Stooping ), Vertigo; heartburn; palpitation; pain in small of back; shooting in left hip.
  • ( During stool ), Fluent coryza.
  • ( Stretching body ), Compressed feeling in breasts.
  • ( Swallowing ), Pain in forehead; pinching in left ear; roaring in ears; stitch beneath right side of tongue; stinging pain in throat; sore pain in throat; sticking in left side of trachea.
  • ( Talking ), Pressure and sticking in throat.
  • ( Loud talking ), Dry cough.
  • ( Tobacco ), The symptoms.
  • ( Touch ), Pain in left eye; pain in third phalanx of index finger.
  • ( Turning head suddenly ), Stitches in head.
  • ( Turning body ), Pain in small of back.
  • ( On urinating ), Biting pain in urethra; cutting pain in urethra; burning in urethra; itching in glans penis.
  • ( On waking from sleep ), Headache from forehead to occiput.
  • ( Walking ), Vertigo; cutting in side above liver; sticking pains in liver; pain in groins; pressing pain in testicles; itching of pudenda; sticking in pudenda; asthma; pain in left side of back; heaviness of right lower extremity towards evening; tension from hip to groin and thigh; pain in thigh; throbbing pain on outer side of knee; stitches in condylomata.
  • ( Walking in open air ), Staggering; headache; pain in cheeks; pain in right deltoid muscle; sensation of dislocation in knee and hip joint.
  • ( Warm soup ), Toothache.
  • ( Wine ), Vertigo; spasms; uneasiness in blood; fever.
  • ( On yawning ), Cracking of joints of lower jaw.
  • Amelioration.
  • ( Open air ), Dry feeling in nose; the symptoms.
  • ( Bending backward ), Pain in head.
  • ( Eating ), Pain in forehead.
  • ( Eructation of gas ), Nausea.
  • ( Deep inspiration ), Stitches on right side.
  • ( Lying on left side ), Pressure in stomach.
  • ( Motion ), Headache; sensitiveness and rigidity of side of body; heart cramp; tearing in right arm.
  • ( Pressure ), Pains in head.
  • ( Rubbing forehead with hand ), Headache.
  • ( Walking ), Pain in face, teeth, and ears.
  • ( Walking in open air ), Headache.
  • ( Warmth ), Pain in face, teeth, and ears, faintness at heart; the symptoms.

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