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Indicated in conditions due to lack of nerve force, as neurasthenia, and in adynamic states.
Anxious, apprehensive; dreads to meet any one, even old friends. Very despondent, shy, irritable.
Headache (occipital), with inclination to vertigo; with "goneness" at the stomach; better from gentle motion. After too protracted mental effort.
Diminution of sexual energy with great prostration after sexual intercourse.
Paralytic lameness in the back and extremities, worse from exertion.
Gums spongy, receding, bleeding easily.
Urine very yellow.
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Indicated in rheumatic affections, neuralgia and cardiac disease.
Pains shoot downward and are accompanied with numbness.
Pain following the course of nerves or affecting a large area, with sense of numbness, coldness and pricking in affected parts.
Heat, swelling and redness of joints.
Fluttering sensation a the heart, causing apprehension.
Pain through the heart, extending into the shoulder blades.
Palpitation, worse from leaning forward.
Exceedingly rapid action of the heart, with difficulty of breathing.
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Indicated in low fevers, septic states, and in all conditions characterized by utter prostration and blood deterioration. In diphtheria, purpura, low fevers, malignant scarlet fever. Has the reputation of great usefulness in all climacteric troubles, in the treatment of diseases arising from suppressed discharges. Chronic sore throat, with tenacious mucus sticking to the throat.
Symptoms always worse when first awaking from sleep.
Trembling of the tongue when it is protruded; the tongue catches behind the teeth.
Tongue dry, cracked, blistered at the tip.
Flushes of heat during climacteric.
Haemorrhages of dark, decomposed blood from the orifices of the body.
Delirium, mumbling, loquacious; worse when waking from sleep. Suspicious, even of friends.
Intolerance of pressure about throat and abdomen. Cannot bear anything tight.
Attacks return in spring or fall, or yearly.
Worse on left side; disease extends from left to right.
Fluids swallowed return through the nose.
Headache left-sided, deep-seated, undulating, frontal.
Sensation of a lump in the left throat, which disappears when swallowing, but returns.
Constant desire to swallow; when swallowing sharp pain into the ear.
Throat swollen, dark red, with gangrenous spots; worse from hot drinks. Accompanied by constitutional symptoms which are far more severe than seems warranted by the local condition.
Constipation like the excrements of sheep. Stool difficult to expel on account of constriction of sphincter ani.
Diarrhoea looking like charred straw and of cadaverous odor.
Drawing and hammering in the anus.
Copious, smarting leucorrhoea, stiffening the linen and coloring it green.
Glandular enlargements and tumors, with pain which is sharp and lancinating, and becomes burning when touched.
Skin dark, mottled (mastitis).
Eruptions, appearing slowly, turning livid or black.
Old scars redden, hurt, break open and bleed.
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Indicated in bilious affections with tar-like stools.
Tongue coated yellow.
Aching distress in the liver.
Stools mushy, fetid, black like tar, with sense of faintness at the stomach and weight and distress in the liver.
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Indicated in affections of the pelvic viscera of (unmarried) women (as displacements) and in reflex symptoms caused by them; useful in cardiac disturbances associated with pelvic diseases of women.
Profound mental depression, with a restlessness which makes her move about constantly in an aimless, nervous, hurried manner.
Wild, crazy feeling in the head; on the top of the head.
Heart feels as though grasped in a vise; as though pressed between two hard, flat substances; waves of distress at the heart, as if it would burst; suffocating feeling about the heart; rapid action of the heart.
Weak feeling in the pelvis, as though uterus and ovaries were being dragged down, relieved by upward pressure and support.
Menses early, dark, offensive, scanty; flowing freely only while moving about.
Great sexual desire, which she seeks to control by keeping "on the go."
Acrid, thin leucorrhoea.
Pain through the groin, shooting down the leg.
Constant pressure in the rectum, as though she must do to stool at once.
Worse from expressions of sympathy.
Better in the open air.
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Indicated in gastric affections with deathly nausea, vomiting and great prostration; in asthma.
Cannot bear taste or smell of tobacco.
Headache, dull, heavy, with deathly nausea and vomiting with great prostration.
Epigastric faintness and goneness; deathly nausea and vomiting.
Dyspnoea; sense of great constriction in the chest; pressure and weight upon the chest, better from walking.
Urine of deep red color, with copious red sediment.
Worse from tobacco, from motion, form cold.
Better from rapid walking, from warmth.
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Indicated in deep-seated, chronic diseases, especially of persons who are weak muscularly, but have a keen, active brain; who are subject to digestive disturbances with much flatulency; catarrhal conditions; hepatic involvements, with tenderness and stitches in the liver, swallow complexion, yellowish sports on the abdomen; dropsy dependent upon disease of the liver; uric acid diathesis; tonsillitis; diphtheria; chronic pneumonia, especially of old people; indigestion, with flatulency and colic, of babies.
Fan-like motion of alae-nasi.
After eating, even very little, sense of repletion and epigastric fulness; cannot eat more because he is "so full."
Ulcers under the tongue, near the fraenum.
Pains begin in the right side, spreading to the left (throat, chest, abdomen, ovaries); preference for the right side.
Tongue, when protruded, sways from side to side, like a pendulum.
Sensation of coldness in inner parts.
Deep furrow on the forehead, making face look aged.
Sore throat, with stitching pain when swallowing, better from warm drinks; ulceration of right tonsil.
Cough deep, hollow, with rattling of mucus, copious expectoration of mucus or of gray, purulent matter of salty taste.
Sour taste of everything; heartburn; waterbrash; sour vomiting.
Aversion to bread.
Canine hunger; eating does not satisfy; headache if he does not eat when he feels like it.
Sense of hunger awakens him at night.
Excessive accumulation of flatulence in stomach and bowels (right hypochondriac region), with loud rumbling in the bowels; not relieved by belching.
Diarrhoea of thin, yellow stools, with much flatulency.
Constipation of hard, lumpy stools, with feeling after stool as though the evacuation had been incomplete. Intestinal flatulency.
Inclination to stool; at stool, spasmodic pain or constriction at anus, making the evacuation difficult.
Before urinating, intense pain in the back; red sand in the urine.
Child cries before urinating; napkin stained yellowish or reddish; sand in the napkin.
Leucorrhoea blood-red in spells, with cutting pains across the body, from right to left.
Worse from 4 to 8 p. m.; from cold food and drinks; from starchy food.
Better from warm food and drinks; from escape of flatus; from loosening garments.
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Indicated in gastro-intestinal disorders, chiefly of enfeebled persons, especially women, and in diarrhoea of children, with marked acidity.
Complaints occur or are worse every third week.
Expectoration of a little solid lump no larger than a pea, of very offensive smell.
Sour eructations, chiefly of flatus.
Diarrhoea of children; stools look like the green scum of a frog-pond; masses like tallow in the green stool; stools of undigested milk in nursing children.
Menses accompanied by cutting pain; flows only when lying down; flow ceases when walking.
Worse from change of temperature; from warmth of bed; every third week.
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Indicated in neuralgic pains and spasmodic affections of exhausted, languid persons, especially women and children.
Peevish, complaining; laments over the pain she suffers.
Neuralgic pains over eyes, behind ears, in teeth, in sciatic nerve, better from application of external warmth, worse from cold (cold air, cold water).
Neuralgic pain about the heart, like angina pectoris, and palpitation.
Colic with great flatulency, causing the patient to double up, with copious belching of gas, without relief; fulness in the abdomen, obliging him to unfasten his clothing; better from warmth, pressure, rubbing.
Menstrual flow dark, membranous, too early, with ovarian pain of neuralgic character.
Worse on the right side; from touching anything cold.
Better from warmth; pressure, bending double.
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Indicated in a great variety of affections, characterized by aggravation from damp, rainy weather and at night, constant and copious sweating without relief, and flabby tongue with induration of teeth. Of service in involvement of glandular and lymphatic structures; in sore throats, diphtheria, hepatic derangements, diarrhoea, catarrh (nose, throat, ears, respiratory organs, genital mucous membrane, etc.), with tendency to involvement of the deep structures; gastric and bilious fevers of a lingering type; venereal diseases.
Copious sweating without relief.
Bone-pains, worse at night.
Face pale, earthy, dirty.
All the symptoms worse at night.
Tongue dirty-white, yellowish, large, flabby, showing indentations of the teeth.
Creeping chilliness, worse in the evening.
Glandular enlargements, with tendency to copious sweating; glands enlarge from every cold.
Headache, semi-lateral, in the temple, as if head would burst, with soreness and tired aching in the nape of the neck.
Gums spongy, receding, easily bleeding, ulcerated.
Salivation, with fetid breath and foul, coppery taste.
Ulcers in mouth and throat, irregular, of dirty, unhealthy appearance; lardaceous, with dark redness of surrounding tissues.
Membranous deposits on the throat, thick, gray, with shreddy borders.
Nostrils raw, ulcerated, with swelling and soreness of nasal bones and thick, greenish, pus-like discharge.
Cough dry, hard, racking, especially at night.
Cough with expectoration of heavy, acrid, yellowish mucus, at times mixed with blood, of putrid or salty taste.
Diarrhoea; stools green, slimy, bloody; marked tenesmus during and after stool; "cannot get done;" cutting colic; worse at night.
Worse at night; from damp weather; from warmth of room or bed; from sweating.
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Indicated chiefly in dysentery; when to the indications of Mercury is added an element of intensity and a tendency to destruction of tissue lacking in the other mercurials.
Diarrhoea, dysentery; stools yellow, green, followed by slime and blood; with severe, cutting, colicky pain; tenesmus almost constant, but especially violent during and for some time after stool; tenesmus almost continuous, with brief intervals; tenesmus extends into the bladder; after stool, burning in the rectum and anus.
Chilliness between the stools.
Urine scanty, suppressed.
Urine contains substance looking like flesh.
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Indicated chiefly in diphtheria.
Throat intensely inflamed, of vivid red; feels raw and sore, with great difficulty in swallowing.
Throat and buccal cavity covered with tough grayish membrane, with ulceration of underlying deep tissues.
Necrosis of soft structures, especially soft palate and fauces.
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Indicated in the common forms of sore throat, with pronounced tendency to glandular enlargements.
Preference for the right side.
Tongue coated thickly, red at tip and edges, yellow at the base.
Tongue flabby, showing imprint of teeth.
Small ulcers on the posterior throat; patches in the throat.
Swelling of cervical and parotid glands.
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Indicated in certain affections of the skin and bones, and in neuralgia; seems best adapted to persons of light complexion, hesitating, irresolute.
Sensitiveness to cold air;
Desire for ham-fat.
Roots of the teeth decay; neuralgia of (left) face and teeth in the evening, better from dry heat (stove).
Pain in neck, back, hips, knee, long bones worse at night, from motion, during damp weather.
Head covered with thick, tough crust, under which pus collects; hair matted together; very offensive and difficult to keep clean.
Skin covered with intolerably itching, moist eczema, worse in bed; itching eruptions after vaccination.
Zona, with burning pain.
Ulcers with thick, yellowish scab, covering thick pus; ulcers bleed when dressed.
Testicles swollen; violent sexual desire.
Worse from cold; from touch; from motion; at night.
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Indicated in functional diseases of the nervous system (faintings, palpitation of the heart, hysteria, etc.), associated with flatulency, tremblings, disposition to faint, and sense of great coldness.
Vertigo from even slight motion; sensation as though falling from a height.
External chilliness, internal heat.
Hiccough of nervous origin.
Copious flow of urine.
Appetite deranged; does not care to eat, but craves stimulants.
Great distension of abdomen from flatulency.
Nervous palpitation of the heart, with sense of trembling at the heart and weak pulse.
Oppression of the chest, with hysterical excitement. Asthma.
Paralysis of the lungs.
Sexual system unhinged; voluptuous tingling in the genitalia, with intense sexual desire.
Too early and too copious menstruation, preceded by pressure downward and feeling as though she were about to menstruate.
Worse from cold.
Better from rubbing; in the open air; from warmth.
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Indicated in low fevers with high temperature, vitiated state of the blood and every great weakness; in typhus and typhoid fever, septic conditions generally, with haemorrhagic tendency.
Great restlessness with extreme prostration.
Patient slips down toward the foot of the bed; must be lifted up every little while.
Pulse rapid, feeble, small; intermits every third beat.
Tongue dry as leather, paralyzed; gums swollen, sordes on teeth; breath foul.
Deep, painful ulcerations on the cheek, tongue, throat.
Diffuse redness of the mucous membrane of the mouth, followed by grayish-white exudation.
Involuntary watery stools whenever he attempts to urinate.
Stools mushy, with frequent discharge of offensive flatus and pain in the rectum.
Excessive soreness in rectum and anus; crawling, burning, stinging pain at the anus.
Haemorrhoidal tumors, blue, hot, and so sore that even the pressure of a sheet cannot be borne; prolapse while urinating.
Eruption on the skin, papular, petechial, with much itching.
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Indicated chiefly in anaemic and chlorotic states and in chronic manifestations of malarial poisoning. In muscular affections of the eyes. Anaemic headaches of young girls at school.
Sad, weeping mood, without cause, worse from having consolation offered.
Great liability to take cold.
Eats heartily and good food, but gets thinner all the time.
Desire for salt; aversion to bread.
The throat and neck, especially of children sick with summer diarrhoea are so thin and scrawny as to attract attention.
Hang-nails; skin around nails is dry and cracked.
Tongue burning, tingling, mapped; feels as though a hair were on it.
Eyes feel sore and bruised; copious, burning, acrid lachrymation; eyes water freely when he coughs.
Headache as though a thousand little hammers were knocking upon the brain (fevers).
Headache from sunrise to sunset, left-sided, intense, bursting, with nausea and vomiting.
Constipation with sense of constriction at the anus; anal fissures; stools crumbling, difficult to expel because of the sense of constriction.
Involuntary escape of urine when laughing, coughing, walking.
Chill followed by heat with violent thirst.
Fever blisters, looking like pearls, on the lips and about mouth.
Backache, with feeling as though firm pressure would relieve it.
Menses irregular, profuse, with bearing-down pains, especially in the morning.
Leucorrhoea, acrid, watery, irritating.
Urticaria all over, especially after violent exercise; raw, red, burning eczema; eruptions on margin of scalp, behind ears, in the bend of the limbs.
Worse at 10 or 11 o'clock a. m. (chill); near the sea; from heat of the sun or stove; from lying down.
Better from bathing; in the open air.
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Indicated in a large variety of affections, especially those of the skin and mucous membrane, skin, eyes, ears, nose, throat, etc. In ulcerations in different parts of the body, as eye, nose, throat, cheeks, rectum, urethra, genitalia. Anal fissure, coughs, etc.
Extreme weakness; in the morning, joints and limbs ache; in the afternoon, overwhelming lassitude of the entire body, with great and persistent trembling.
Discharges of the body (urine, faeces, perspiration) very offensive; foul odor of the breath and saliva; fetid sweating of the feet, with painful soreness of the toes.
Splinter-like pains, especially at the outlets of the body where mucous membrane and the skin meet.
Falling out of the hair.
Spongy condition of the gums, with easy bleeding of the gums and foul odor from the mouth.
Head feels as though it were in a vise, from ear to ear, over vertex; as of a band around the head; as if tightly bound.
Head very sensitive to pressure in spots on which he lies; and to pressure from hat or cap.
Hardness of hearing; better from riding in a carriage.
Cracking in the ears when chewing.
Ozaena, with formation of green crusts; discharge thick, yellow, offensive; great soreness in the nose; splinter-like pain.
Sore throat with splinter-like pain when swallowing.
Constant hawking of mucus.
Urine dark, reddish, offensive (like urine of horses), bloody, albuminous.
Sticking pain in the rectum when at stool; feels sore and chafed after stool; moisture and soreness at the anus and between the nates.
Leucorrhoea; purulent or the weak watery extracts of fresh meat, slightly tinged with blood; very offensive; with soreness of genitalia and much bearing down.
Body covered with red-brown spots.
Ulceration in various parts (cornea, cheeks, bodily surface, sexual organs, etc.), with pain as though a splinter were run into the ulcer, even when touched ever so lightly.
Ulcers bleed from slightest touch.
Large warts, jagged, bleeding easily; sensitive; splinter-like pain.
Worse in the evening and at night; in cold or hot weather.
Better when riding in a carriage (deafness, headache, general condition); in moderate weather.
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Indicated in persons of nervous, irritable habit; thin, spare, preferably of sedentary life and subject to much mental strain; given to the use of stimulants; inclined to constipation and ready recourse to tonics, cathartics and patent medicines.
Irritable, sullen, fault-finding.
Sleepiness in the early evening; cannot keep awake.
Awakes at 3 a. m.; lies awake thinking of all sorts of things; after an hour, or two, drops to sleep again; in the morning he gets up feeling wretched and used up.
Dull, heavy headache, frontal, over the eyes in the occiput; with dizziness, soreness of the scalp, and feeling as though pressure against something would relieve.
Head feels distended and sore within; after a debauch.
Coryza; one nostril discharges, the other is stopped up; sometimes alternating; nose running during the day, stopped up at night; acrid discharge.
Tight, dry, hacking cough, at times with bloody expectoration.
Chilliness and shivering, with blueness of the nails; on being uncovered, yet he does not allow himself to be covered.
Dry heat of the body.
Lameness and bruised soreness in the small of the back; worse from lying down.
Backache, rheumatic, severe; when in bed, cannot turn without first getting into a sitting position.
Indigestion; sour stomach; weight and pain in stomach; sour and bitter eructations.
Ravenous hunger prior to an attack of indigestion.
Difficult belching of gas from the stomach.
Wants to vomit, but finds it difficult, even impossible.
Oppressed breathing, as from tightness around hypochondria.
Constipation from inefficient, spasmodic peristalsis.
Frequent and unsatisfactory attempts at stool; "cannot get done."
Constant uneasiness in the rectum.
Itching, blind haemorrhoids, painful, with ineffectual urging.
Alternate diarrhoea and constipation.
Menses irregular, dark, and labor-like pain and feeling as though the bowels wanted to move.
Heavy chill, with blue finger-nails.
Chilliness from slightest motion or uncovering.
Sour sweating on one side of the body.
Worse usually on right side; in chest on left; in the morning; from mental effort; from uncovering the body; in the open air; form excitement.
Better from a nap; if allowed to finish it; from being dressed warmly; from lying still; from getting warm; in bed.
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