The Chronic
Diseases, their Peculiar Nature and their Homœopathic Cure.
by Dr Samuel Hahnemann
MANGANUM.
MANGANESIUM.
MANGANESE.[*].
[*]
That part of the pathogenesis which belongs to Hahnemann and his ten
associates is entirely in his earlier manner, for it is transported
unchanged from Vol. VI. of the first edition of the Materia
Medica Pura. The symptoms (124 in the
original) obtained by Nenning are almost the sole additions here. -Hughes.Manganese as it is
mined ;i.
e., the black
oxide of Maganese, is triturated in a porcelain mortar with an equal
quantity in weight of crystallized pure copperas (sulphate of iron),
and then mixed with some syrup of sugar, and the mixture is formed
into balls the size of a hen’s egg. These are heated between charcoal,
and are kept for ten minutes at a white heat. A subsequent solution in
pure (distilled or rain) water contains pure sulphate of manganese,
while the sediment contains the excess of oxide of manganese, mixed
with oxide of iron.From this solution we
precipitatecarbonate
of manganese,
by adding carbonate of soda. This precipitate, when sufficiently
washed out with water, is a white powder. When this has been dried,
powdered, and for some time exposed to the air, by being spread out on
paper, it is apt to take a yellowish color, if sufficient care has not
been used in its preparation ; this is owing to some oxide of
iron still present in it. To remove this the powder is dissolved in
diluted nitric acid, filtered through paper, precipitated by carbonate
of soda, and then properly washed in distilled water and dried.From this white carbonate of
maganese one grain is dymanized for homœopathic use, as is done with
other dry medicinal substances ; or it is dissolved, by boiling
it in distilled vinegar, until a saturated solution is obtained, which
is then boiled down to the consistence of syrup (Manganum
aceticum). Of
the latter substance one drop, being taken as a unit, is
homeopathically dynamized like other fluid medicinal substances, by
means of one hundred drops of alcohol successively in each of thirty
attenuating vials.Both of these preparations
have been used in the following provings of the pure effects of
Manganese.This metal has proved
especially helpful where the following symptoms were present among
others, or predominated :Diminution of the
senses ; burning of the eyes and dimness of vision by day ;
eyes closed by suppuration in the morning ; too frequent
discharge of flatus ; clotted and difficult stool ;
repeated, pappy stool during the day ; diseases of the larynx and
of the windpipe ;chronic
hoarseness ; phthisis laryngea ;
intolerable pains of the periosteum and the joints ;
long-continued inflammatory swelling and suppuration of the little
finger ; shocks of the heart ; yawning ; heartburn.The abbreviations of the
names of my fellow-observers are as follows :Ahr.,
Ahner,
Frz. ;
Dr. Franz ;
Hl.,
Haynel ;
Hbg.,
Hornburg,
Gr.,
Dr. Gross ;
Lgh.,
Dr. Langhammer ;
Rkt.,
Dr. L. Rueckert ;
Stf.,
Dr. Stapf,
Tth.,
Teuthorn ;
Whl.,
Wahle,
and Ng.,
the well-known anonymous observer in the Reine
Arzneimittellehre of the Drs.
Hartlaub and Tricks.
[*].
[*]
Some few of the observations are by Urban
and Wenzel
–Translator.
MANGANUM.
–
Disposition
to weep. [Frz.].
– Constant restlessness, as if he apprehended some sad news. [Lgh.].
– Great restlessness of body and mind, as if something was tormenting
him.
– Ill humor.
– [5.] Moroseness (aft. 6
d.).
– Morose and peevish (aft. 36 h.).
– Everything she thinks of is annoying to her (aft. 2 h.). [Ng.].
– Very peevish, dejected and sad. [Ng.].
– Low-spirited, so that the most joyful music does not cheer him, but
he is, as it were, refreshed by the saddest music. [Ahr.].
– [10.] Peevish,
thoughtful, wrapped up in himself, with discomfort in the whole body,
for four successive afternoons. [Ahr.].
– Peevish, discontented with himself and anxious about the
future ; he talks little, considers himself to be weak-minded,
and makes mistakes whenever he speaks. [Frz.].
– Cross and annoyed at every trifle, with frowning forehead, in the
morning ; he is exasperated at others from merely hearing them
speak. [Hl.].
– Embittered humor ; irreconcilable and long-continued resentment
against those who injure him. [Lgh.].
– Weak memory.
– [15.] Absent-minded.
– Feeling of numbness and heaviness, first in the occiput, then in the
forehead. [Hl.].
– Head, gloomy and confused, with general lassitude, when sitting. [Hl.].
– Vertigo, when sitting and standing ; he must hold on to
some-thing, so as not to fall forward.
– Semilateral headache (aft. 4 h.). [Hbg.].
– [20.] Dull headache in
the room.
– Stupefying, pressive pains on the forehead, which at last changed to
internal shooting and boring pains. [Lgh.].
– Dull, pressive headache in the occiput, with sensation of emptiness
there, which takes away consciousness, and is diminished by laying the
hand upon it. [Frz.].
– Dull, pressive pain on the top of the frontal bone. [Frz.].
– Sharp, pressive pain above the left temple, when rising from the
seat and walking ; it is relieved again by sitting down. [Stf.].
– [25.] Pressive pain
over the whole brain, from above downward, late in the evening, and
even extending into the night, when he wakes up (aft. 4 h.)
– Burning, pressive pain in the sides of the head and in the occiput,
diminished while walking in the open air.
– Painful pressure, forward from the occiput over the crown, extending
into the forehead, as if everything was coming out there ; at
noon, worst at 1 P.M. [Ng.].
– Contractive pain in the upper part of the head and the occiput.
– Drawing pain in the occiput, the orbits and the forehead, where it
is aggravated on stooping, and ceases on pressing upon it with the
hand. [Frz.].
– [30.] Drawing pain on
the temples, seemingly in the bones. [Hl.].
– Drawing, tensive pain, here and there in the head. [Stf.].
– Drawing tearing in the left side of the head (aft. 8 h.). [Ahr.].
– Drawing tearing, passing over the right eye (aft. 18 d.).
– Tearing in the left part of the forehead, seemingly in the bone,
especially on moving the frontal muscles. [Hl.].
– [35.] Tearing, from the
left protuberance of the forehead, toward the temple, when talking. [Ng.].
– Tearing in the left forehead, on taking exercise in the open air. [Ng.].
– Tearing in the right side of the head, and especially deep in the
right ear, when raising up the head after stooping. [Ng].
– Violent shooting tearing from the left parietal bone toward the
crown, deep within, when standing, at 8 A.M. ;
returning next day at the same hour. [Ng.].
– Tearing and tearing jerks, externally on the occiput, three
afternoons in succession ; at other times, pain in the place per
se, and still more when touched.
– [40.] Shooting
headache, externally below the left parietal bone, spreading to all
sides of the skull. [Whl.].
– Pain as from needle-pricks, externally on the right occipital bone,
in the morning in bed, extending down to the fifth cervical vertebra,
aggravated by turning the neck. [Whl.].
– Transient stitches, externally above the right temple, alternating
with a sort of humming. [Ng.].
– Constant stitches, in the left temporal bone. [Hl.].
– Stitches as with knives on the left side of the forehead, or as from
needles, in paroxysms. [Lgh.].
– [45.] Violent stitches
in the left parietal bone, when stooping. [Ng.].
– Slow drawing stitches-more rarely pressive-in the sinciput, only
felt when he goes into the open air, and ceasing after being for a
time in the room ; at the same time, a rigor, without goose-skin,
all over the body, also in the open air, relieved in the room (aft. 24
h.).
– Contractive shooting pain in the whole sinciput, now here, now
there, especially in the temple, chiefly in the open air.
– The headache, which is constant in the room, ceases in the open air.
[Frz.].
– Boring into the frontal bone, between the root of the nose and the
eyebrow. [Ng.].
– [50.] Pressive
burrowing pain in the temples, which extends toward the eyes and the
forehead, improved by stooping forward. but re-turning on sitting
upright and on bending backward (aft. 4 h.). [Tth.].
– Throbbing pain on the right side of the occiput, as from an ulcer,
both in rest and in motion. [Ng.].
– Throbbing pain in the whole of the head, as if the brain would
suppurate, ceasing in the open air, returning in the room. [Ng.].
– Painful concussion in the brain, from shaking the head. Concussion,
like violent shooting, above the right eye, when walking fast, even in
the room (aft. 20 d.).
– [55.] Concussion of the
brain on moving, with pressive pain in the head and at the same time
in the epigastrium. [Frz.].
– Ebullition from the nape, up over the crown toward the fore-head,
when moving ; with stupefaction and confusion of the senses when
standing. [Ng.].
– Rush of blood to the head when sitting, standing, walking and lying
down, with sensation of heat in the face, without redness and external
heat. [Tth.].
– Sensation of heat in the head, in the afternoon. [Ng.].
– Frequent rising of heat in the head, with thirst (6th d.). [Ng.].
– [60.] Sensation of
burning, on a point of the right frontal bone. [Hbg.].
– Burning on the frontal bone, above the right temple. [Ng.].
– The head is heavy and seems to her to be enlarged. [Ng.].
– Heaviness of the head, so that she can hardly hold it up, with a
peevish mood. [Ng.].
– Heavy and painful numb feeling of the head, with heat in it,
relieved by the open air and not returning in the room. [Ng.].
– [65.] Heaviness of the
head and such sensitiveness of the skin of the head that she can
hardly bear combing, in the morning and evening. [Ng.].
– Sensation of cold on a small spot of the vertex, even when the head
is covered, with horripilation. [Frz.].
– Itching and burning on the right parietal bone, when stooping ;
it ceases when scratched. [Ng.].
– The eyelids are painful at the least movement, and when he looks at
a bright light, they are too dry, and feel as when one first awakes
from sleep. [Frz.].
– Pressure in the eyes when reading by candle-light, as from reading
too much, with irresistible drowsiness. [Whl.].
– [70.] Sharp pressure on
the eyeball on moving the eye inward and upward. [Hl.].
– Twitching, running to and fro in the right eye, causing an agreeable
titillation. [Rkt.].
– Twitching stitches, in both the upper eyelids. [Ahr.].
– Needle-pricking inward in the right superciliary arch. [Whl.].
– Smarting and eroding pain in the outer canthus.
– [75.] Throbbing in the
right upper eyelid. [Frz.].
– Swollen eyelids. [Tth.].
– Sensation of heat and dryness of the eyes. [Rkt.].
– Continual dryness of the eyes, in the evening. [Hl.].
– Pupils very much dilated ;
the light dazzles him, causing pain in the eyes ; on bringing the
light near the eyes, the pupils contract, indeed, but they rapidly
dilate on removing it.
– [80.] The right pupil
is more dilated than the left.
– Dilated pupils (aft. 25 h.). [Hbg. ;
Lgh.].
– Contracted pupils (aft. 1 ½ h.). [Lgh.].
– Pupils very much contracted
during the whole period of proving, and only at times, chiefly in the
evening, dilated. [Stf.].
– When the pupils are contracted, the sight is obscured ; he
cannot clearly recognize objects at a distance. [Frz.].
– [85.] Great
short-sightedness, for many days.
– The sight fails, when she looks sharply at an object for some time. [Ng.].
– If he looks closely at objects held near him (even if they are not
bright), the eyes are painful and he must close them ; they are
still more painful when the light is brought near them.
– Sparks of fire, like fire-wheels, in the evening, when the eyes are
closed, but when he looked into the light, these appearances became
black.
– Earache in the left ear. [Hbg.].
– [90.] A horrible pain
darts suddenly from the teeth into the inner ear. [Stf.].
– Painfulness of the external ear, when touched.
– Sharp pressive pain at times, in the right ear, when walking in the
open air, as if earache would come on. [Hl.].
– Cramp-like, pressive pain behind the left ear, on walking in the
open air ; it ceases when touched. [Lgh.].
– Twitching, shooting pinching in the outer part of the left ear,
which only gradually ceased by strong rubbing. [Ahr.].
– [95.] Twitching tearing
in the right ear, in the morning. [Ng.].
– Twitching tearing, in the right concha of the ear, in the evening,
when lying down ; it ceases in bed. [Ng.].
– Tearing in the mastoid process, below the right ear. [Hl.].
– Ulcerative pain in the right concha of the ear, in the evening. [Ng.].
– Burrowing in the internal bones of the ear, at night. [Gr.].
– [100.] Dull
shooting pain in the ear, every time he talks.
– Violently drawing, shooting pain, every time he laughs, extending
from the stomach into the left ear, into the region of the tympanum.
– Violently drawing, shooting pain, especially in the forenoon when
walking fast, extending from the forehead into the ear, terminating in
the tympanum as an outward shooting stitch, constant while
walking ; it is gradually allayed when standing still (aft. 48
h.).
– Scratching shooting in the region of the tympanum. [Hbg.].
– Crawling tickling in the region of the tympanum, it is not allayed
by boring in with the finger. [Hbg.].
– [105.] Itching in the
left ear.
– Sensation of cold in the right ear, as from a cold breath into it. [Stf.].
– Noise in the ear, like the ringing of bells, in the morning. Sound
in the right ear, as from the croaking of a frog, when walking. [Hbg.].
– Roaring in the ears after stooping, and momentary diminution of
hearing, as if the ears were held closed. [Frz.].
– [110.] Deafness, as if
the ears were stopped. [Lgh.].
– Fluttering before the left ear, with sensation of heat there, as if
she was standing by a hot stove. [Ng.].
– In the parotid glands, a pressive contraction. [Hl.].
– In the left nares, a tearing and crawling, like an incitation to
sneezing without sneezing. [Ng.].
– Painful pinching tearing, between the root of the nose and the
eyebrow. [Ng.].
– [115.] Pustule on the
angle of the right ala nasi. [Lgh.].
– The face cachectic, pale and sunken, as after dissipation, during
the whole period of proving. [Stf.].
– Pain on the zygoma, as if a sore there would break open. [Stf.].
– Pressive burrowing on a small spot of the zygoma, at night in bed,
in paroxysms. [Gr.].
– Pain as after a blow, in the left upper jaw. [Hbg.].
– [120.] Drawing spasm in
the muscle on the left mastoid process, so that he had to turn his
head to the right side. [Frz.].
– Spasmodic sensation on both the upper and lower jaws, after eating. [Lgh.].
– Pain as from excoriation and soreness, in the lower jaw. [Hbg.].
– Stitches in the angle of the lower jaw, toward the parotid gland. [Hl.].
– Violent itching shooting from the right side of the lower jaw,
extending up over the temple, when laughing.
– [125.] Pain on the
chin, as after scraping with a jagged razor, or as if sore and
ulcerated. [Stf.].
– Burning, externally on the chin. [Ng.].
– Suppurative pimple on the chin, with tensive pain, leaving a red
spot behind. [Lgh.].
– In the corners of the lips, ulcerative pain, as from a malignant
eruption. [Stf.].
– Itching below the corners of the mouth, with vesicles after
scratching. [Ng.].
– [130.] Clear vesicles
on the upper lip, violently itching, especially in the evening. [Ng.].
– Clear vesicles on the right side of both lips, with tensive pain
(when touched) on the upper lip, which is at the same time swollen. [Ng.].
– A red pimple on the lower lip, near the right angle of the mouth,
with tensive pain. [Lgh.].
– A pimple in the right commissure of the lips, with tensive and
erosive shooting pain, when touched and when moving the mouth.
– Dry, parched lips, with shriveled epidermis, without thirst, for
many days.
– [135.] Corrosive acrid
humor, on the upper lip, close below the nose.
– Toothache of the most violent kind, first darting suddenly into two
hollow molars, then from there it moves into the arm, the zygoma, the
neck or the ear, and again returning to the teeth, with complete
prostration of strength, so that he can scarcely walk, must lie down,
with great internal restlessness and oppression ; the pain was
somewhat alleviated by biting on something elastic, or resting the
forehead on the table ; it was much aggravated by sitting
upright ; with great dilatation of the pupils. [Stf.].
– The pains in the teeth last 4 or 5 clays, and come on especially in
the forenoon, and in the evening from 10 to 12 ; by sucking with
the tongue, there occurs a very painful jerk in them, where-upon the
pains cease for a time. [Stf.].
– The tooth is painfully sensitive (as if ulcerated) to the slightest
touch, less so per se. [Stf.].
– Pain in the root of a tooth in the right lower row, as if it was
being twisted out, frequently recurring. [Ng.].
– [140.] Erosive
toothache in a lower and an upper molar, increased to an intolerable
degree by the slightest drop of a cool drink. [Stf.].
– Toothache (of a drawing kind) in a molar on the right side, which
often goes off suddenly, and gives place to (drawing) pains in other
adjacent parts. [Stf.].
– Drawing, tearing toothache in the morning, in bed (aft. 4 d.).
– Tearing in 3 or 4 teeth of the lower row, on the left side. [Ng.].
– A stitch, now in one upper tooth, now in another, on biting the
teeth together.
– [145.] Smell from the
mouth, of an earthy or clayey kind, in the morning after rising, not
perceived by himself. [Stf.].
– On the left side of the tongue, burning vesicles. [Ng.].
– Two nodules on the right side of the tongue, painful when touched. [Ng.].
– A lump behind, on the left side of the tongue, with sore pain on
external pressure, from morning till evening. [Ng.].
– Sensation of soreness, posteriorly on the palate, as if a hard body
was lying there, outside of deglutition ; it ceases after eating
bread, in the morning. [Ng.].
– [150.] Dryness of the
palate and the lips, almost the whole day. [Frz.].
– Dryness of the mouth in the morning after awaking, so that she can
hardly swallow, with white tongue and sourish taste. [Ng.].
– Gathering of bitter water in the mouth, with inclination to vomit. [Ahr.].
– Gathering of saliva in the mouth. [Hbg.].
– Flow of saliva. [KAPP, Syst.
Darst. d. Verbess. d. Arzn. d. Chemie.].
– [155.] Dry throat, in
the morning, without thirst. [Frz.].
– Dry, scrapy and scratchy sensation in the throat, compelling to
frequent hawking. [Stf.].
– Very rough in the throat, in the evening. [Ng.].
– Roughness in the throat, with a sensation as if a leaflet closed the
windpipe, when hawking. [Ng.].
– Dull stitch deep in the throat, at every empty deglutition, not when
swallowing food.
– [160.] Dull stitch
(during empty deglutition) on both sides of the throat.
– Dull stitch, on each side of the larynx, at every deglutition, also
of food and drink, which stitches extend to the left ear. Oily taste
in the mouth.
– Insipidity rather than bitterness remains in the mouth all day, in
spite of eating.
– Insipidity, with bitterness in the mouth, immediately after eating
and drinking ; so long as the food is in his mouth it tastes
right.
– [165.] Bitter taste in
the morning after waking, with dry lips, without thirst.
– Everything tasted bitter in the morning, but the taste in the mouth
was all right.
– Sour taste, in the morning, after awaking (6th and 7th d.). [Ng.].
– Sour taste posteriorly on the tongue, as from salt (?) in the
morning after awaking ; it ceases after eating. [Ng.].
– Sensation of hunger, of a pressive kind, in the throat.
– [170.] No appetite at
noon, and as if satiated, so that eating was repugnant to him, still
the food tasted all right (aft. 30 h.).
– Sensation of repletion and satiety, but the food tasted all right
and it diminished the sensation of repletion. [Hl.].
– Neither hunger nor appetite, he loathed the food, though he relished
it. [Whl.].
– Thirst for beer or sour milk, with dryness in the throat, in the
afternoon. [Ng.].
– Total adipsia, and too little desire for drink for many clays.
– [175.] Eructation, with
taste of what he had eaten, at breakfast. [Ng.].
– Eructation. [Ahr.].
– Frequent eructation in the morning, with yawning and great ill
humor. [Ng.].
– Qualmish warmth from the stomach, rising into the mouth, with
sourish bitter dryness of the mouth, in the morning (aft. 11 d.).
– Sour burning, like heartburn, rising from the stomach almost to the
mouth, in the evening (aft. sever. d.).
– [180.] Sourish burning
like heartburn, with inclination to vomit, rising from the stomach
into the mouth, in the morning on rising (aft. 9 d.).
– Sensation in the stomach, from time to time, as if he should vomit. [Hl.].
– Disagreeable sensation iii the stomach, with desire for eructation,
and with frequent fits of nausea, ceasing after dinner. [Ng.].
– In the stomach, a sensation of heat, as from prolonged hunger,
rising up in the œsophagus into the head, where then occurs a
twitching or a tensive shooting in the temples and the forehead.
– Burning in the stomach, extending into the chest. [Ng.].
– [185.] Burning and
sensation of soreness, from the pit of the stomach up under the
sternum into the palate, with great restlessness.
– Pressure, as from a stone, on the right side of the stomach. [Hbg.].
– Pressure in the pit of the stomach and on the chest, aggravated by
touching. [Hbg.].
– Pressure in the gastric region, during a meal, ceasing on laying the
hands upon it. [Hbg.].
– Pressure below the pit of the stomach, during eating, and especially
while walking, not when touched. [Frz.].
– [190.] Pressive
contractive pain in the stomach, in the morning, after rising, in
every position of the body (aft. 24 h.).
– Drawing and nausea in the gastric region, as if the pit of the
stomach was being distended from within. [Frz.].
– Stitches in the pit of the stomach, on the left lowest rib, every
time he rises and stretches his body. [Frz.].
– Below the last ribs, a pressive sore pain, aggravated by touch and
movement.
– Bruised pain, below the last ribs.
– [195.] Stitch on the
lowest rib on the right side, when stooping. [Ng.].
– In the abdomen, an indescribable aching. [Stf.].
– The whole abdomen pains, in the evening, as if ulcerated, with
pressure in the hypochondria. [Frz.].
– Discomfort from the abdomen to the head, as from smoking tobacco,
with a person unused to it.
– Sensation of roughness from the epigastrium to the sternum. [Hbg.].
– [200.] Contraction,
nausea and warmth, mounting up the œsophagus, from the middle of the
abdomen to the chest.
– Contractive pain, now in the right side, now in the left side of the
abdomen, so that she can only sit bending forward, frequently
recurring. [Ng.].
– Inflation and tension in the abdomen, somewhat relieved by discharge
of flatus, but frequently recurring. [Ng.].
– Large, thick abdomen.
– Drawing, pressive pain in the abdomen during eating ; it ceases
after eating. [Frz.].
– [205.] A pain, pressive
and even more tensive, around and above the navel ; then pain as
from flatulence, with discharge of flatus. [Urban.].
– Drawing, pressive pain in the abdomen, in the umbilical region, in
the morning. [Frz.].
– Pressure in the abdomen, much increased by eating cold food. [Frz.].
– Cutting in the umbilical region,
on taking a deep breath. [Hl.].
– Cutting in the abdomen, in the evening. [Frz.].
– [210.] Stitch in the
left renal region, and immediately afterward a twitching contractive
pain. [Urban.].
– Splashing in the abdomen when walking, as if the intestines were
detached. [Frz.].
– Warmth in the abdomen, especially about the navel and in the
hypogastrium, as from hot drinks ; flatus moves to and fro in the
abdomen and up into the stomach. [Ng.].
– In the groin, tensive pain, as if a tendon was swollen there, with
pain when touched.
– Stitch in the right groin.
– [215.] Moving about and
pinching in the whole abdomen, as if a stool was coming. [Ng.].
– Flatulent colic, in the morning in bed, after awaking ; the
odorless flatus discharged gives no relief (aft. 12 h.).
– Much growling along the rectum, reaching to the anus. [Wenzel.].
– Intermission of stool (1st d.). [Frz.].
– Constipation, for forty-eight hours. [Tth.].
– [220.] Rare, dry,
difficult stool. [Hl.].
– Yellow, gritty stool, with tenesmus and constriction of the antis,
after constipation lasting twenty-four hours. [Frz.].
– Very pale yellow, scanty stool, preceded by pinching in the abdomen.
[Stf.].
– Two soft stools, each one preceded by stitches in the hypogastrium.
– Two soft stools, in the evening. [Ng.].
– [225.] Before the
(customary morning) stool, pinching in and about the abdomen, and
during the same cutting in the rectum. [Ng.].
– Before and during the loose and tough stool, pinching in the abdomen
and in the side, which only goes off by compressing the abdomen with
the hands, and disappears with the evacuation of the stool ; at
the same time rigor. [Frz.].
– In the rectum, painful tearing, after dinner. [Ng.].
– Contractive pain in the anus, when sitting.
– Frequent urging to urinate.
– [230.] Frequent
urging to urinate, by day.
– Urging to urinate. [Hbg.].
– Urging to urinate at once, when eating merely one apple. [Frz.].
– Frequent urging to urinate, with scanty discharge. [Lgh.].
– Repeated urging to urinate, with copious discharge of urine (aft. 27
h.). [Lgh.].
– [235.] Frequent
discharge of golden-yellow urine from the very beginning of the
proving. [Stf.].
– The urine becomes turbid and deposits an earthy sediment. [Ng.].
– Violet-colored sediment in the urine. [Ng.].
– Cutting in the region of the bladder, when sitting ; very much
increased by rising and moving, in the evening ; but he could
pass the urine without difficulty. [Hl.].
– A darting, as of a dull stitch in the urethra, while he has a silent
discharge of flatus, while sitting. [Stf.].
– [240.] Cutting in the
middle of the urethra, when not urinating. [Hl.].
– Fine shooting pain at the orifice of the urethra, when not
urinating.
– Burning twitching at times, extending from
the seminal vesicles into the glans (aft. 12 d.).
– Voluptuous itching on the corona glandis (aft. 3 to 5 h.). [Hbg.].
– Stitches in the prepuce. [Hl.].
– [245.] Itching in the
interior of the scrotum, not alleviated by any pinching or massaging
of its skin.
– Pressive drawing pain and weakness in the testicle and spermatic
cord, as if the latter were being pulled out, with sensation of
weakness in the whole of the genital organs. [Hl.].
– Catamenia at an unusual time (aft. 48 h.).
– Menses too early by six days, scanty and lasting only two days, [Ng.].
– Pressure in the pudenda.
– [250.] Leucorrhœa.
– Leucorrhœa for two days, but not constant.* * * * *
– Coryza (aft. 36 h.).
– Coryza in the left nostril, with lack of air, and loss of smell. [Ng.].
– Coryza and stoppage of the nose, with secretion of a thick mucus. [Ng.].
– [255.] Stoppage of the
nose, no air passed through.
– Violent stuffed coryza (aft. 4 d.).
– First, stoppage of the nose, then fluent coryza. [Ng.].
– Stuffed coryza, with red, inflamed and sore nose and upper lip, in
the evening. [Frz.].
– Running from the nose of a mild mucus, clear as water, and frequent
sneezing. [Stf.].
– [260.] Rough throat in
the morning on rising from bed, with hoarse wooden [*]
voice. [Rkt.].
[*]
I. e.,
dull without resonance. –Translator.– In the morning, rough
voice, without any sensation in the throat ; it ceases when
smoking tobacco. [Frz.].
– In the morning, he feels heavy on the chest, and oppressed in his
breathing.
– In going into the open air, he immediately gets dry throat and rough
voice, with cutting pressive pain in the abdomen and nausea in the
chest. [Frz.].
– Itching dryness in the throat, inciting to tussiculation, in the
morning. [Ng.].
– [265.] Inclination to
cough, in the morning.
– Two fits of dry coughing (aft. 1 h.). [Ng.].
– Excitation to cough ; he wants to cough up the mucus attached
to the larynx ; but only a little mucus is brought up with
difficulty, rather by a sharp expiration than by coughing. [Stf.].
– Dry cough, during which a pain at every impulse darts into the side
of the head. [Stf.].
– Dry cough, caused by reading and speaking aloud, with a painful
dryness, roughness and constriction in the larynx, causing an
extremely painful cough, during which some mucus is expectorated only
after long hawking. [Stf.].
– [270.] Deep cough,
without expectoration, ceasing on lying down, but returning next day,
with expectoration of tenacious mucus, and pain as of a concussion in
the scrobiculus cordis and the chest, and disappearing quickly at
noon. [Rkt.].
– Morning-cough, with expectoration (aft. 21 d.). [Hbg.].
– Expectoration of much pale-green, yellowish mucus, in little lumps,
almost without cough, in the morning. [Stf.].
– Bloody expectoration (aft. 48 h.).
– During coughing, a dull pain on the chest. [Stf.].
– [275.] Pain in the
chest, as from a bruise.
– Bruised pain in the upper part of the chest, when bowing the head,
relieved by raising it up, but returning on stooping forward. [Ng.].
– A crunching sensation, drawing downwards on the lower part of the
chest.
– Painful and constant shooting, in the upper left side of the chest,
near the clavicle, and at the same time in the left axilla. [Ng.].
– Fine stitch in the left side of the chest, below the axilla, on
moving the trunk. [Ng.].
– [280.] Fine
needle-pricks, now on the left, now on the right side of the chest, in
the morning. [Whl.].
– Transient stitches, on the upper part of the sternum. [Urban.].
– Violent stitches in the right side of the chest, near the sternum,
as if from without, not relieved by anything. [Wenzel.].
– Stitches in the upper part of the chest, during expiration (aft. 10
d.).
– An upward drawing shooting pain in the chest, occasionally during
expiration.
– [285.] A drawing
stitch, continually darting up and down in the left side of the chest.
– Contracting shooting pain on the chest, when breathing deeply, all
the forenoon (aft. 9 days.)
– Dull pain in the sternum, as after a blow, in the morning. [Whl.].
– Sudden blow on the left side of the chest, from above down-wards to
the last true rib, while sitting. [Frz.].
– On both sides of the sternum, somewhat above the scrobiculus cordis,
a pressive cutting pain, like burrowing, in the evening. [Gr.].
– [290.] Burrowing and
gnawing in the right clavicle (aft. 36 h.). [Gr.].
– Nauseous warmth on the chest, and coryza, first a slight warmth,
then burning in the cheeks, at first without, but finally with,
sensible external warmth. [Frz.].
– Disagreeable warmth in the chest ; the breath is hot and burns
in the trachea. [Frz.].
– Disagreeable warmth in the chest, and febrile weakness in the same,
with coryza and stoppage of the nose. [Frz.].
– Warmth in the chest, in the evening, with stuffed coryza and hot
breath, which he feels in the fauces when inspiring and
expiring ; preceded by an internal chill, without external cold. [Frz.].
– [295.] Internal warmth
in the chest ; the limbs also felt warm to him, and they were not
cold when touched. [Hbg.].
– Burning, below the sternum, then also in the stomach. [Ng.].
– Burning on the left side of the chest, more externally, close by the
top of the shoulder, worse when rubbing it or pressing upon it. [Ng.].
– Shooting burning pain, below the second left rib, increased by
expiration and movement, but somewhat allayed by rest and inspiration.
[Ahr.].
– Beating in the right side of the chest, as if the heart were beating
there, in the evening in bed. [Frz.].
– [300.] Palpitation of
the heart. [Frz.].
– On the right nipple, an itching stitch. [Ng.].
– Crawling above the left mamma. [Ng.].
– Small nodules on the chest. [Ng.].
– Pain in the sacrum, in bending the body backward.
– [305.] Burning pain on
a small spot above the left pelvic region, toward the first lumbar
vertebra. [Hbg.].
– Tearing, downward on the whole of the, spine, in rest and in motion.
[Ahr.].
– Tearing in the left scapula, when sitting. [Lgh.].
– Stitch between the scapulæ (aft. 2 h.). [Ng.].
– Itching, shooting pain in the middle of the back, ceasing when
rubbed. [Ahr.].
– [310.] Stiffness of the
nape. [Rkt.].
– Drawing, tensive stiffness of the nape, alternating with tooth ache.
[Stf.].
– Drawing tensive pain across the nape, from both shoulders, as if a
band were tightly tied there. [Stf.].
– Spasmodic pain in the cervical muscles, when moving them, in the
evening. [Frz.].
– Digging in the inmost parts of the cervical vertebræ, by night. [Gr.].
– [315.] Voluptuous
itching in the nape ; so that he has to scratch till it bleeds. [Ng.].
– The neck feels swollen and stiff, with pain in the muscles, coming
from the teeth. [Stf.].
– Red swollen streak on the left side of the neck, for twenty days. [Ng.].
– Straining in front of the axilla, as if the skin was pulled up-ward.
[Ng.].
– In the axilla, a pain as from spraining.
– [320.] Pain, as from a
sprain, in the shoulder-joint and the elbow-joint, with much yawning.
– Clucking in the shoulder-joint, with pain as from a boil, when
touched ; he dared not touch it.
– Violent tearing pain externally on the top of the right shoulder,
followed by itching. [Ng.].
– The arm pains as if paralyzed by an inordinate pain, which suddenly
darts into it from the teeth. [Stf.].
– Weakness of the arm.
– [325.] A
tensive pain in the joints of the arms and hands, here and
there, neither excited nor mitigated, either by rest or by movement. [Stf.].
– Paroxysmal pain in the joints of the arms.
– Morbid, distressing feeling in the arm.
– Drawing and tearing from the shoulder, through the whole of the arm.
– In the upper arm, a sudden feeling of weakness, so that he must let
it sink down, with drawing in the biceps muscle. [Frz.].
– [330.] Drawing tearing
pain on the inner side of the upper arm. [Ahr.].
– Sudden painful twitching on the outer side of the right upper arm. [Ahr.].
– Stitches in the right upper arm, toward the top of the shoulder. [Ahr.].
– Outward boring shooting pain, on the inner side of the right upper
arm. [Ahr.].
– Boring in the right humerus, seemingly in the marrow, w, at times
stronger, then again weaker, extending into the top of the shoulder,
relieved by moving the arm, going off by pressing upon it, but
recurring frequently. [Ng.].
– [335.] Burrowing in the
humerus, in paroxysms, by night in bed, when lying on that side. [Gr.].
– Gnawing pain, on the lower end of the humerus, by night. [Gr.].
– Burning on the lower surface of the right upper arm, toward the top
of the shoulder, with yawning. [Ng.].
– Itching on the upper arm, close to the elbow. [Ng.].
– The elbow-joint pains as if dislocated, with much yawning.
– [340.] Clucking in the
elbow-joint, with pain as from a furuncle, when touching it.
– Straining and shooting pain on the left olecranon process, and
previously, a like pain below the left axilla. [Ng.].
– In the muscles of the fore-arm, a hard pressure, close by the
wrist-joint, in every position of the body. [Lgh.].
– Straining pain below the elbow, on stretching the arm, as if it was
too short.
– Straining pain on the inner side of the right fore-arm, as if the
skin was being pulled upward, only temporarily removed by pressing
upon it. [Ng.].
– [345.] Tearing, on the
lower end of the fore-arm, seemingly in the radius, not relieved by
anything. [Ahr.].
– Drawing shooting pain, on the back of the right fore-arm. [Ahr.].
– Tearing shooting pain, above the right wrist-joint toward the
fore-arm. [Hl.].
– Violently itching tetter on the inner side of the left fore-arm. [Ng.].
– The hands are tense, as if swollen, when she wishes to clench them
or to spread them out. [Ng.].
– [350.] Severely drawing
tensive pain in the bones and joints of the right hand, almost as if
constricted, and after these pains have disappeared, heat in the hand.
[Stf.].
– Tearing cramp-like pain in the muscles of the right hand, especially
in the thumb and index, both at rest and in motion. [Lgh.].
– Tearing, shooting pinching in the left palm, on the ball of the
thumb, not to be changed by anything. [Ahr.].
– Tearing and shooting on the inner border of the left hand (near the
thumb), so violent as if it would tear out the tendons. [Ng.].
– Stitches in the bone of the right wrist, then pain, as if the
capsule of the joint were dilated and the bones seized and pulled out.
[Whl.].
– [355.] Tickling itching
in the palm, returning with aggravation after scratching, and only
permanently allayed by licking with the tongue. [Frz.].
– On spreading out the fingers, tension in the skin of the
ring-finger. [Frz.].
– Repeated, violent spasmodic pain on the posterior joint of the left
ring-finger and the middle finger, as if it would contract the
tendons. [Ng.].
– Twitching or drawing pain in the index finger, in the evening.
Drawing tearing, in the left middle finger. [Hl.].
– [360.] Tearing on the
back of the left middle-finger, as if it would tear out the tendons. [Ng.].
– Twitching tearing behind the right ring-finger, seemingly in the
marrow, toward the arm. [Ng.].
– Cutting in the proximal phalanx of the right index, with sensation
of warmth in it. [Frz.].
– Shooting in the proximal joint of the ring-finger and the middle
finger, worse when pressed upon. [Ng.].
– Paralytic pain, as after a blow, in the posterior joint of the left
index, worse when at rest. [Gr.].
– [365.] Sudden sensation
of cold, in the soft part of the tip of the left thumb. [Stf.].
– Burning itching on the outer border of the right thumb, then after
scratching, a red spot, and later, a blister, smarting when touched
and full of ichor, on the same place. [Lgh.].
– Severe itching on the fingers, and, after rubbing, transparent
vesicles.
– Deep, very painful chaps in the two bends of the thumb and in the
middle bend of the middle finger.
– From a small scratch on the proximal joint on the little finger,
there arises a malignant ulcer, with a blue border and stinging pains,
especially at night.
– [370.] In the os
ischium, a constant stitch-pain, when sitting.
– On the left natis, toward the anus, a cramp-like drawing, aggravated
when extending the thigh, when standing on the one leg, and when
sitting down, but it goes off almost completely when flexing the leg,
and when sitting ; it is most troublesome when he rises from his
seat, so that he cannot walk, unless he presses his hand upon the
painful spot. [Frz.].
– Burning pain on a place in the left natis, as if a pustule was
forming there, chiefly when sitting. [Hbg.].
– Nodules, with tensive pain upon the nates, with ulcerous pains when
pressed upon. [Ng.].
– In the right side of the hip-joint, paralytic weakness, with
stitches on treading, so that he must limp, in the morning. [Hl.].
– [375.] Bruised pain of
the muscles on the head of the right femur, especially when sitting. [Frz.].
– Burning soreness in the bend of the right thigh. [Ng.].
– In the lower limbs, twitching of all the muscles, at the least
Movement. [Frz.].
– Lassitude in the thighs and legs, with drowsiness. [Ahr.].
– Sensation of tension in the right lower limbs when walking in the
open air, as if it was stiff. [Lgh.].
– [380.] In the thigh, a
pinching straining on the anterior surface, as if it would pull the
skin upward, the pain continues for a long time, in the open air. [Ng.].
– Pinching, shooting pain on the outer side of the thigh, passing off
when sitting, but increasing while walking, so that he had to stand
still. [Tth.].
– Twitching shooting pain above the knee,
extending to the upper part of the thigh, in the evening.
– Twitching of the muscles on the inner side of the thigh, after
walking, causing anxiety and a fainting sensation, as if he should
collapse. [Frz.].
– Bruised pain, transversely across the thighs.
– [385.] Burning itching
on the inner side of the left thigh ; after scratching, there
comes a sensation of soreness, and when touching it, a bruised pain. [Ng.].
– Pimples on the thighs ; at the hips they are covered with
scurf, with burning itching in the morning and evening, and with sore
and ulcerative pain after rubbing.
– The knees feel unsteady and tremble in the evening when walking. [Frz.].
– Tearing about the knee, a hand’s breadth above and below it. on the
outer surface. [Ng.].
– Shooting in the hough, when walking and sitting (aft. 17 d.).
– [390.] Itching on the
knees, in the evening.
– Itching in the houghs, depriving him of his night’s rest.
– On the left leg, a hard pressure in the muscles near the ankle. [Lgh.].
– Severe griping and snatching, in the left calf and from the hough to
the outer ankle. [Ng.].
– Tearing and itching, on the outer side of the left calf. [Ng.].
– [395.] Tearing in the
right calf, with burning externally. [Ng.].
– Tearing stitch in the left calf, when sitting. [Hl.].
– Drawing tearing on the right tibia, when sitting, entirely ceasing
on rising. [Ahr.].
– Drawing and sore pain in the left tibia, as if it were broken, while
standing ; it goes off when sitting. [Frz.].
– Smarting sensation on the right tibia, as if it were bruised. [Frz.].
– [400.] Rigidity and
coldness of the right leg, especially of the calf, and a smarting
sensation when sitting down, it ceases on rising, in the evening. [Frz.].
– Curious, lukewarm sensation on the left leg, from the knee to the
ankle. [Hbg.].
– Itching on the tibia.
– The feet are so heavy that she can hardly raise them. [Ng.].
– Crawling formication of the right foot when standing. [Ng.].
– [405.] Drawing on the
dorsum of the left foot, on the ankle, it ceases on moving. [Frz.].
– Continual tickling in the hollow of the sole of the right foot. [Hl.].
– Constant coldness and sensation of coldness in the feet, especially
when walking ; the coldness ceases when sitting, but is renewed
on walking.
– Inflammation and swelling of the left outer and inner ankles, with
shooting in the leg, extending up from the external ankle, at times per
se, but always while walking.
– Soreness. with itching, between the last two toes of the right foot,
for ten days. [Ng.].
– [410.] On several parts
of the body, a twitching shooting, especially in the inner side of the
thighs. [Hl.].
– Most of the stitches caused by manganese are dull. [Whl.].
– A clucking and bubbling (as of water) of various muscles. [Hl.].
– Drawing, twitching, tearing stitches in-various parts of the body.
– Drawing, tensive pains, as from a firmly drawn bandage, in various
places. [Stf.].
– [415.] Tensive
or cramp-like drawing
and tearing in various parts. Nocturnal pains, burrowing in the bones.
[Gr.].
– Most of the ailments appear at night. [Gr.].
– Most of the ailments are aggravated by stooping. [Frz.].
– The ailments arising in the room are relieved in the open air. [Frz.].
– [420.] Many of the
ailments arise in the open air, and are relieved in the room. [Frz.].
– Itching, that ceases on scratching, in various parts of the body. [Ng.].
– Severe itching, with burning and little vesicles, or deeply seated
nodules after scratching, on the top of the shoulder, the arms and the
calves ; at times with rosy red skin, becoming white on pressure.
[Ng.].
– Smarting itching on the whole body, only after being heated and
perspiring.
– Severe burning all over the skin, in the evening, on rising from
bed ; passing off after lying down again.
– [425.] Sudden
concussion through the body, as from fright, in the morning.
– All parts of the body are painful at the least touch, as if
festering underneath, but only during a febrile warmth on the chest
and the cheeks. [Frz.].
– The head, the hands and the feet seem to her swollen and enlarged,
on walking in the open air. [Ng.].
– Discomfort in the whole body, especially in the stomach, with
peevishness. [Ahr.].
– Lassitude in all the joints, which seem to him stretched, with
trembling in the limbs and a tremulous sensation in the knee-joints
and arm-pits, with anxiety, as if it was all over with him. [Frz.].
– [430.] Great lassitude
at 8 P.M., so that he could hardly keep awake,
for two evenings in succession. [Hl.].
– Much inclination to stretch, all day.
– Frequent yawning, though she had slept enough. [Ng.].
– Much yawning, He dreams, as soon as he falls asleep. [Tth.].
– [435.] Vivid dreams,
with rapid changes of the subject, with frequent waking with full
consciousness of what he had dreamed, but in the morning he has only a
dim recollection of it. [Frz.].
– About midnight, he was half awake and could not get to sleep soundly
until toward morning, owing to anxious, distressing restlessness,
though he was not troubled with any particular ideas ;
accompanied with tossing in the bed. [Hl.].
– Confused, anxious, vivid dreams, all the night long. [Frz.].
– Sound sleep, with anxious dreams of danger to his life. [Tth.].
– Restless sleep, with heavy dreams and lassitude, on waking.
– [440.] Anxious,
fearful, vivid dream. [Lgh.].
– Vivid, anxious dreams, as if
everything seen, occurred in waking ; he remembers
everything ; he feels vigorous on awaking.
– After midnight, about 3 A.M. he dreamed that
he was awake and with his doctor, as if in perfect consciousness, he
could remember every word of the conversation, as though it had all
occurred while waking.
– Vivid, confused dreams all night, of ever varying subjects. [Rkt.].
– Vivid dream about something that actually occurred next day. [Lgh.].
– [445.] Vivid dream
about a reconciliation. [Lgh.].
– Annoying dreams.
– In his dreams at night, he always lies on his back, though otherwise
he has always been accustomed to lie only on his right side.
– Dream with merry contents. [Ng.].
– He wakes up at 4 A.M. with pinching and flatus
moving about in his abdomen, succeeded by a soft stool. [Ng.].
– [450.] At 1 o’clock at
night, she wakes up with violent pinching and griping above the os
pubis, with icy coldness on the whole trunk, the head and the arms,
with profuse cold sweat, with great internal heat and sensation of
dryness on the moist tongue, with warm lower limbs, great apprehension
and restlessness, so that she continually tosses from one side to the
other, while she cannot bear to be uncovered ; after a quarter of
an hour, inclination to eructation, without attaining it, then empty
eructation, and slight discharges of flatus without any relief,
thirst, rising of water in the fauces, with nausea and paleness of
face, warm sweat on the lower limbs and great lassitude in the feet,
inclination to stool, hardness and sensitiveness of the abdomen when
rubbed ; after these symptoms and the pains which she had long
before felt in her sleep, had been allayed by Ipecacuanha, a sound
sleep ; in the morning, on awaking, heaviness of the head and
setting in of the menses with thick, black blood (4th d.). [Ng.].
– Chilly, the whole day, as soon as she gets from her room into the
open air. [Ng.].
– Chill, with goose-skin, in the morning, after rising, for half an
hour, and at 7 P.M. for two hours, when about 9
o’clock thirst ensued (3d d.). [Ng.].
– Chill, every evening.
– Febrile rigor, in the morning, with cold hands and feet. [Frz.].
– [455.] Febrile rigor
and coldness, on walking in the open (not cold) air ; on walking
fast, the chill diminishes, but the coldness remained on the hands and
feet, which only got warm in the room.
– Cold hands and feet, even yet in the room, but without any chill
(aft. 36 h.).
– Febrile rigor, late in the evening, with coldness in the feet,
extending in the right leg even to the knee, without subsequent thirst
and heat.
– Febrile rigor, in the evening, in the open air and in the room, the
feet were colder than the hands, so that he could not warm them, with
pressive shooting pains in the sinciput, which were not relieved in
the room, where the chill ceased (aft. 60 h.).
– Shivering over the back, with stitches in the head. [Frz.].
– [460.] Shivering all
over the body. [Whl.].
– Severe heat in the head, with some chill on the other parts of the
body.
– Sudden flying heat and redness of the face, especially when
standing, without thirst. [Lgh.].
– Sudden heat, on the whole hack, while sitting down, and soon after
followed by perspiration, with the pupils very much contracted. [Stf.].
– Irregular pulse, hardly sensible, sometimes quicker, sometimes
slower. [Ahr.].
– [465.] Anxiety, with
short breath and profuse sweat all over. [Ahr.].
– Perspiration, on awaking from sleep, merely on the neck. [Lgh.].
– At night on awaking, perspiration all over (aft. 24 h.). [Lgh.].
– Nocturnal sweat all over the body, it compelled him to scratch on
awaking (aft. 66 h.). [Lgh.].
– Nocturnal sweat on the legs, and especially on the feet, on awaking.
[Lgh.].
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