Thuja

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 , from Austrian provings, Œst. Zeit. für Hom., 2, 310.); , 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); , 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); , Fröhlich, chewed a few fresh twigs and swallowed the juice (first, second, and third days); , 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); , 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); , same, a month later, took 20 drops 11th dil. in 3 ounces distilled water (first day), 12 drops (fourth day); , 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); , 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); , 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); , same, took 10 pellets of 202d dil. (first, second, eighth, and ninth days); , same, twelve days later, took the same (first, second, third, fourth, sixth, seventh, and ninth days); , 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); , 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); , 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); , W. Huber, brother of same, began with 30th dil., taking 100 drops every morning before breakfast until he reached the 1st dil.; , same, from the 1st until the 12th of May, took from the 18th to the 7th dil.; , same, from 13th to 18th of May, took from the 6th to the 1st dil.; , same, took 10 drops tincture before breakfast, increasing the dose every day by 10 drops; , same, took 200 drops tincture (first, third, and sixth days); , Mrs. H., took daily 100 drops of various dilutions from the 30th to 1st dil.; , same, took 10 drops tincture for ten days in succession; , three of Dr. H.'s children, æt. five, seven, and ten years, proved the dilutions from the 30th to the 1st; , a woman, affected with warts, took 6 drops tincture (first to twenty-eighth day), 10 drops (twenty-ninth to fifty-fifth day); , 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); , 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); , 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); , 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); , 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); , 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); , 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); , 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; , 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); , 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); , 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); , 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); , same, took 400 drops 4th for four days, and afterwards 200 drops 2d for four days; , Dr. Wachtel, took 30 drops 3d dil. an hour before breakfast (first day), 10 drops (second, fourth, and fifth days); , same, took 3 ounces 12th dil. at 7 A.M.; , 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); , same, took about noon, every other day, a dose of tincture, beginning with 10 drops and increasing by 10 until he reached 80 drops; , same, took daily 100 drops tincture for five days; , 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.; , same, took, in the forenoon, two tablespoonfuls tincture (first day), three tablespoonfuls (about 1350 drops), (third day); , Dr. Wurmb, took a coffeespoonful tincture at 5 P.M. for fourteen days, except the sixth and ninth; , same, took two coffeespoonfuls tincture at 5 P.M. daily for seven days; , same, took the same dose at 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. daily for eleven days; , same, took a tablespoonful tincture at 9 A.M. for eight days; , same, took two tablespoonfuls 12th dil. about 6 P.M. (first, third, and fourth days), 3 ounces at 5 P.M. (fifteenth day); , 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); , same, took 4 drops 3d dil. at 9 A.M. (first day), 8 drops at 9 A.M. (third day), 12 drops (fourth day); , same, took 15 drops tincture (first day), 20 (second day), 25 (fourth day); , same, took 10 drops 12th dil. (first day), 15 drops (fifth day), 25 (ninth day); , 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); , 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); , Z., tasted the 10th dil. (first day), took 10 drops (second, third, and fourth days); , 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); , 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

(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); , 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, .

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, .

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, .

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, .

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), .*

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), .

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), .

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), .

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), .

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, .

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), .

[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, .

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, .

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), .*

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, .

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, .

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, .

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), .

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, .

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 . 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 , 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 , and as if the pain was caused by the tension of the muscles; the pain continued the whole day, accompanied with and 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 , 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 , close to the occiput, alternating with a similar pain in the right , at 11.30 (twelfth day), .

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), . [2330.]

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), .

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, .

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, .

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), .

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), .

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, .

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), .

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.