The Concordance Repertory – of the more characteristic symptoms of the Materia Medica – By William D. Gentry, M. D.

The
Concordance Repertory
of the more characteristic symptoms of the Materia Medica
By William D. Gentry, M. D.
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CHAPTER : GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES *****

Cachectic :-

State from faulty nutrition and assimilation :-

Ferr.

Low cachectic condition with profound debility and
great emaciation ; almost like a skeleton :-

Iod.

Cancerous :-

Glands :-

Ars.,
Con., Sulph.

Capillaries :-

Stagnation of blood in capillaries causing blueness
coldness ecchymosis :-

Carb-v.

Carbuncles :-

Anthro.,
Apis.

Gangrene or carbuncles after blood-poisoning :-

Lach.

Caresses :-

Worse after caresses :-

Bell.,
Calc., Chin., Ign.

Carriage :-

Better when riding in carriage :-

Nit-ac.

Fainting from riding in carriage :-

Berb.

Worse from riding in carriage or ship :-

Petr.

Worse riding in carriage :-

Arg-m.,
Iod., Nux-v.

Carried :-

Child must be carried it cries if touched ; will
not allow pulse to be felt :-

Ant-t.

Child wants to be carried all the time :-

Chin.

Child will not be quiet unless carried on point of
mother’s shoulder :-

Coloc.

Carrying :-

Better carrying child on arm :-

Ant-t.,
Bell., Cham., Coloc., Kali-c., Mur-ac.

Carrion-like :-

Odor with discharges :-

Psor.

Carious :-

Deep fistulous carious ulcers :-

Calc.

Catalepsy :-

Bell.,
Cic., Ign., Mosch., Op., Petr., Plat., Stram., Verat-v.

With body bent backward :-

Ang.,
Ign.

Catarrh :-

Of mucous surfaces especially stomach :-

Abies-c.

Chronic gastric and intestinal catarrh with increased
secretions of bile :-

Chel.

Catarrhal :-

Rheumatic and other complaints, caused by exposure to
damp, cold weather :-

Dulc.

Cavities :-

Dropsy in internal cavities :-

Spong.

Cease :-

Pains come and go suddenly and after a shorter or
longer duration cease suddenly :-

Bell.

Ceasing :-

Slowly increasing, suddenly ceasing pain :-

Sul-ac.

Worse when walking, yet pains so much after ceasing to
walk must walk again :-

Lil-t.

Chagrin :-

Ill-effects from envy pride or chagrin :-

Staph.

Worse from chagrin :-

Cham.

Chair :-

Cannot bear pressure on any part ; could not rest
back against chair ; obliged to change position often ; feet
painful from resting on floor :-

Bapt.

Change :-

Better from change of position :-

Ign.

Cannot bear pressure on any part ; could not rest
back against chair ; obliged to change position often ; feet
painful from resting on floor :-

Bapt.

Great restlessness and uneasiness ; must
constantly change position especially at night :-

Rhus-t.

Great restlessness ; constantly compelled to
change position :-

Nicc.

Pains change often and last but a short time :-

Pall.

Pains constantly change location :-

(Benz-ac.),
(Kali-bi.), Led.

Pains quickly change from one part to another :-

Arn.

Pains suddenly change location :-

Puls.

Appear 1st on left, later on right side :-

Benz-ac.

When lying long becomes restless but change is painful
and it is very difficult to find new position which gives relief :-

Nat-s.

Worse after change of weather :-

Dulc.

Worse from change of weather :-

Calc-p.,
Carb-v., Chel., Gels., Mang., Nat-s., Nit-ac., Phos., Ran-b., Rhod., Tab.

Changes :-

Sudden changes in sensation as from gaiety to
sadness :-

Croc.

Susceptibility to electric changes :-

Petr.

Worse from sudden changes in weather from warm to
cold :-

Bell.

Changing :-

Pains shifting, changing quickly from one part to
another :-

(Apoc-a.),
(Bell.), Kali-bi., (Puls.).

Quick, stitching, shooting pains, appearing at
intervals and changing location :-

Mag-p.

Restless changing position often ; great
anxiety :-

Ars.

Restlessness constantly changing position or throwing
body to and from forward and backward especially hands and feet :-

Bell.

Restlessness uneasy changing position often :-

Cadm.

Shifting, changing pains :-

Lil-t.,
(Puls.)

Symptoms ever changing :-

Puls.

Tearing, drawing pains, quickly changing
location :-

Colch.,
(Puls.).

Worse after changing position :-

Caps.,
Euphr., Ferr., Puls., (Ran-b.)

Cheeks (See section on Face.) :-

Fainting with paleness of cheeks which are red when
lying :-

Acon.,
Lach.

Pain with thirst and redness of cheeks fainting ;
congestion of blood to head :-

Acon.

Chest (See section on Chest.) :-

Congestion especially of chest heart and head :-

Acon.

Congestion of blood to the head chest and especially to
abdomen :-

Aloe.

Fainting with agitation of chest :-

Acon.,
Bell.

Pains and other symptoms are often attended by
chilliness and oppression of chest :-

Puls.

Sensation as if hot water were poured from chest into
abdomen :-

Sang.

Throbbing pulsating biting through whole body :-

Glon.

Especially in left chest :-

Sep.

Child :-

Better carrying child on arm :-

Ant-t.,
Bell., Cham., Coloc., Kali-c., Mur-ac.

Better from fast rocking :-

(Acon.),
Cina.

Dislikes to be washed and bathed :-

(Ant-c.),
Sulph.

Lies on abdomen and spasmodically thrusts breach
up :-

Cupr.

Looks plump and fat, yet flesh is flabby :-

Hep.

Must be carried ; it cries if touched ; will
not allow pulse to be felt :-

Ant-t.

Smells sour :-

(Rheum),
Rob.

Even after washing or bathing every day :-

Rheum.

Wants to be carried all the time :-

Chin.

Will not be quiet unless carried on point of mother’s
shoulder :-

Coloc.

Marasmus ; child wrinkles and looks like little,
dried-up, old man :-

(Arg-n.),
Op.

Children :-

Atrophy of :-

Ferr.

With inordinate appetite :-

Iod.

Atrophy of children tall slender, emaciated
big-bellied :-

Phos.

Cannot bear to be washed :-

Am-c.

Do not learn to walk, lose ability to do so :-

Calc-p.,
(Sil.).

Slow in learning to walk :-

(Calc.),
(Calc-p.), Sil.

Too weak to hold up their heads :-

Æth.

When growing suffer with violent pains :-

Sil.

Emaciation of children face has very old look :-

(Arg-n.),
(Op.), Sulph.

Extreme sensitiveness especially in children would like
to scratch or rub part but it is too sensitive :-

Coff.

Flabby, shrunken, emaciated children :-

Calc-p.

Restless tossing about and moaning in children with
sore throat :-

Lach.

Scrofulous eruptions and ulcers in children :-

Calc.

Sensation of falling in children, child starts and
grasps nurse or crib and screams out for fear of falling :-

Gels.

Tendency in children and young persons to grown very
fat :-

Calc.

Chill (See section on Chill and Fever.) :-

Tearing, drawing, tensive pains excited by slightest
chill :-

Phos.

Uneasiness as if from suppressed respiration, or in
consequence of a chill :-

Acon.

Chilliness :-

Cist.

Burning pains accompanied by chilliness :-

Caps.

Burning throbbing pain with chilliness :-

Hep.

Over whole body :-

Stann.

Shivers or rigors over back and abdomen or between
shoulders and down back :-

Acon.

With pain :-

Ars.,
Bar-c., Bry., Calc., Dulc., Euphr., Graph., Ign., Kali-c., Kali-n., Led.,
Lyc., Mez., Nat-m., Puls., Rhus-t., Sep., Squil.

Constant want of animal heat ; constant
chilliness :-

Con.

Great chilliness in open air ; desires to be
covered even in warm room :-

Hep.

Sudden chilliness over body :-

Mez.,
(Puls.).

Whole side of body on which patient lies is painful as
if lacerated, with chilliness on uncovering :-

Sil.

Chilly :-

Body painful ; sensitive to touch ; parts
touch feel chilly :-

Spig.

Daily attacks of indescribable, sudden debility
commencing with chilly creeping sensations under right leg :-

Hep.

Chlorosis :-

Bell.,
Calc., Cocc., Con., Ferr., Helon., Lyc., Nit-ac., Plat., Puls., Sulph.

Anæmia or chlorosis, with too rapid growth :-

Phos.

Anæmia with chlorosis ; defective
menstruation ; poverty of blood after hæmorrhages ; deficiency
of light, air, or suitable food, or after exhausting diseases :-

Ferr.

After great loss of blood :-

Ferr.

In sensitive, nervous and hysterical women inclined to
spasmodic and intermittent complaints induced by mental emotions, such a
grief, fright or disappointed love :-

Ign.

Erethitic chlorosis worse during cold weather :-

Ferr.

Cicatrices :-

Old cicatrices become red around edges and itch
violently :-

Fl-ac.

Cicatrix :-

Burning pain in old cicatrix :-

Graph.

Circulation :-

Excited by every motion of body :-

Nat-m.

Circumference :-

Ulcers corrode and become deep without spreading in
circumference :-

Kali-bi.

Civil :-

Always out of humor ; impatient snappish, spiteful
will not give a civil answer ; excessive irritability :-

Cham.

Climacteric :-

Flushes of heat during climacteric age :-

(Lach.),
(Puls.), Sul-ac.

Climbing :-

Great lightness while climbing a mountain without any
respiratory trouble :-

Coca.

Clock :-

Cannot bear a downward motion as in swing, rocking
chair, or running down stairs ; even seeing water running or pendulum
of clock moving causes dizziness :-

Bor.

Close :-

Worse in close room :-

Acon.,
Apis, (Iod.), (Puls.).

Clothes :-

Ill-effects from washing clothes :-

Phos.

Picking about clothes (carphologia) :-

Arn.,
Ars., Bell., Cham., Chin., Cocc., Coloc., Hep., Hydr-ac., Hyos., Iod.,
Lyc., Mur-ac., Op., Ph-ac., Phos., Psor., Rhus-t., Stram., Sulph., Zinc.

Soreness of muscles and integuments as if bruised or
beaten ; flesh sore to touch even of clothes :-

(Arn.),
Bad., (Led.), (Ruta.).

Worse from pressure of clothes :-

Lyc.

Clothing :-

Cannot bear contact ; obliged to wear clothing
loose :-

Lach.

Extreme tenderness ; cannot bear least pressure of
clothing :-

Helon.

Feels uneasy and encumbered by clothing :-

Nux-v.

Coagulates :-

Hæmorrhages ; blood lumpy and coagulates
easily :-

Ferr.

Coffee :-

Worse from drinking coffee :-

Cist.

Or cold water :-

Canth.

Worse from sugar, coffee wine :-

Ox-ac.

Worse from tobacco, coffee or brandy :-

Cann-i.,
Ign.

Coition (See section on Sexual Organs.) :-

Worse after coition :-

Spig.,
(Staph.).

Worse during and after coition :-

Calc.

Cold :-

Affections after a cold :-

Acon.,
Bell., Cham., Coff., Dulc., Ip., Meny., Nit-ac., Nux-m.

Ailments from west or northwest wind, or dry cold wind
or soon after :-

Hep.

Anthrax, burning like fire, with cold blue skin, dry as
parchment, peeling off in large scales :-

Ars.

Aversion to open air, least cold damp air goes right
through and patient is constantly taking cold :-

Calc.

Better from cold applications and during cold
weather :-

Aloe.

Better from cold food :-

Phos.

Better from cold washing :-

Alum.

Better on becoming cold :-

Iod.,
Lyc., Puls.

Drawing pains after a cold :-

Nit-ac.

During fever or pains in abdomen, patient covers up,
but afterwards skin becomes cold and patient uncovers :-

Camph.

Fainting after loss of blood or other animal fluids,
with ringing in ears, cold skin, cold perspiration :-

Chin.

Feeling as if had taken violent cold :-

Carb-ac.

Feels cold but gets sick on approaching warm
stove :-

Laur.

Inflammation and fever following a cold :-

Acon.

Is less affected by excessive heat in summer or cold in
winter :-

Fl-ac.

Liability to take cold :-

Easily :-

Petr.

With great sensitiveness to cold air :-

Bell.

Neuralgic pains in different parts of body as if
touched by pieces of ice, or as if icy cold needles were piercing
skin ; pricking, as from a pin, and itching and burning all over with
great distress ; pains as from splinters :-

Agar.

Over sensitiveness to heat and cold :-

Ip.

Pains are felt severely, making patient cold and
weak :-

(Agar.),
Cor-r.

Sensitiveness to cold open air :-

Rhus-t.,
(Rumx.), Sep.

Sore and stiff all over as from a cold :-

Phys.

Takes cold easily from exposure, but especially in
warm, moist air :-

Ham.

Tendency or liability to take cold :-

Con.,
Graph.

Tendency to take :-

After over-heating :-

Kali-c.

Easily :-

(Calc.),
(Kali-c.), Mag-m., Nat-c., Nat-m., Nit-ac., Nux-v., (Phos.), (Sil.),
(Sulph.).

In head and feet :-

Sil.

When uncovering feet :-

Sil.

Worse from cold :-

Calc-p.,
Caust., Cham., Iod., Kali-c., Mosch., Nux-v., Sabad., Thuj.

Worse from cold and cold air :-

Calc.,
Camph., Carb-an.

Worse from anything cold :-

Ars.

Worse from cold damp weather :-

Nux-m.

Worse from cold especially cold washing :-

Lob.

Worse from cold food :-

Kreos.

Worse from getting cold :-

Graph.

Worse from sudden changes in weather from warm to
cold :-

Bell.

Worse from uncovering in cold :-

Rheum.

Worse in cold, damp weather :-

Rhod.

Worse in cold, wet weather :-

Sul-ac.

Worse on becoming cold :-

Am-m.,
Ars., Kali-c., Mosch., Nux-v.

Worse on feet becoming cold :-

Sil.

Worse on going into a cold place :-

Ars.,
Ran-b.

Worse on head becoming cold :-

Bell.,
Sep.

Cold air :-

Better in cold air :-

Asar.,
Cann-s., Iod., Puls.

Great sensitiveness to cold air :-

(Acon.),
Bar-c., (Calc.), (Cocc.), Sabad., (Sep.), (Sil.).

Liability to take cold with great sensitiveness to cold
air :-

Bell.

Over-sensitiveness to all pain and cold air :-

Aur.

Sensitiveness to cold air :-

Am-m.,
Calc., Caust., Cham., Cocc., Coff., Mez., Phos., Sabad., Sep.

Very sensitive to cold air :-

(Acon.),
Bar-c., (Calc.), (Cocc.), (Sep.), (Sil.).

Worse from cold air :-

Bell.,
Cist., Hep., Rumx.

Worse in cold air :-

Agar.,
Ars., Aur., Camph., Caps., Caust., Cocc., Dulc., Hell., Hep., Kali-c.,
Kali-i., Mosch., Nux-m., Nux-v., Rhus-t., Sabad., Stront.

Worse in dry cold air :-

Asar.,
Caust., Hep., Nux-v.

Worse in wet cold air :-

Am-c.,
Calc., Dulc., Nux-m., Rhus-t.

Worse in wet weather and in cold outdoors, from lying
on stomach or on painful side :-

Am-c.

Coldness :-

Body feels bruised with sensation of coldness :-

Phos.

Of whole body in morning after rising :-

Lach.

Fainting with coldness of :-

External parts :-

Coloc.

Limbs :-

Acon.,
Calc., Coloc., Verat.

Feeling of coldness in various parts :-

Berb.

Gangrena senilis sicca, with coldness and desire for
warm covering :-

Ars.

Great coldness of suffering parts :-

Sil.,
(Great heat :- Fluor-ac.)

Icy coldness of whole body :-

Camph.,
(Tab.).

Internal burning and external coldness :-

Mez.

Laxness and weakness of whole muscular system, with
emaciation, weakness of digestion and coldness of extremities :-

Ferr.

Pain seems intolerable and is frequently accompanied by
other minor symptoms such as shuddering coldness :-

Ars.

Rapid and complete prostration with waxy paleness and
coldness of skin :-

Ars.

Sensation of numbness with great weakness and coldness
in whole left side of body :-

Elaps.

Stagnation of blood in capillaries, causing blueness,
coldness ecchymosis :-

Carb-v.

Sudden weakness with coldness :-

Apis.

Trembling like boiling and seething, as if parts were
going to sleep with unpleasant sensation of cold :-

Acon.

Cold water :-

Aversion to cold water omits bath on account of
it :-

Phys.

Better from cold water :-

Apis,
Cann-i., Clem., Stram.

Sensation as if drops of cold water were falling on
head or from heart or anus :-

Cann-s.

Worse after drinking cold water :-

Rhus-r.

Worse from drinking coffee or cold water :-

Canth.

Cold weather :-

Better in cold weather :-

Bor.

Better in cold weather cold room or from cold
food :-

Bry.

Catarrhal rheumatic and other complaints caused by
exposure to damp, cold weather :-

Dulc.

Erethitic chlorosis ; worse during cold
weather :-

Ferr.

Worse during cold weather :-

Ammc.,
Kreos., Mag-c., Rhus-t.

Worse during wet cold weather :-

Kali-n.

Worse in damp cold weather :-

Ruta.

Worse in raw cold weather :-

Rumx.

Colic :-

Indignation or anger followed by inflammation or
colic :-

Coloc.

Colicky :-

Or crampy pains :-

Coloc.

Come and go :-

Pains come and go suddenly and after a shorter or
longer duration, ceases suddenly :-

Bell.

Coming and going :-

Stitches coming and going like pulse, terminating with
a jerk :-

Ind.

Commence :-

Pains, especially drawing pains with pressure commence
slowly, increase gradually to a very high degree, and decrease as
slowly :-

Stann.

Commencing :-

Better after commencing to move :-

Rhus-t.

Company :-

Better in company :-

Lyc.,
Stram.

Faints on going into room full of company :-

Plb.

Feels pain in company :-

Pall.

Worse in company :-

Bar-c.,
Mag-c., Plb., Sep.

Complains :-

Painless of all ailments ; complains of nothing
and ask for nothing :-

Op.

Complaints :-

Alternation of contrary complaints :-

Croc.,
Ign., Plat., Puls.

Conception (See section on Uterus and
Appendages.) :-

Promotes :-

Anag.,
Puls.

Concern :-

Over-sensitive to lest impression ; is very
indignant, with great concern for future :-

Staph.

Concussions :-

Convulsions after blows or concussion :-

Hyper.

Confusion :-

Great debility, with stretching of limbs and confusion
of head :-

Senec.

Congestion :-

Verat-v.

Active or passive :-

Gels.

Especially of chest, heart and head :-

Acon.

Of blood :-

Acon.,
Bell., Chin., Ferr., Glon., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sulph., Verat.

To head, chest, and especially to abdomen :-

Aloe.

Pain with thirst and redness of cheeks ;
fainting ; congestion of blood to head :-

Acon.

Venous congestion ; hæmorrhages :-

Ham.

Congestions :-

Ebullitions and congestions :-

Phos.

Congestive :-

Condition of head and lungs, with palpitation of
heart :-

Ind.

Connected :-

Pains where tendons are connected with muscles or
bones, especially during action of muscles :-

Rhus-r.

Conscious :-

Patient conscious yet lies as if dead :-

Carb-v.

Consciousness :-

Intoxication ending in entire loss of
consciousness :-

Agar.

Constricting :-

Pains :-

Alum.,
Cocc., Ign., Plat.

Constriction :-

Sensation of :-

In external parts :-

Bell.,
Cact., Sil.

In different parts :-

(Cact.),
Caps.

Tired and drowsy ; feeling of constriction in
internal organs :-

Alum.

Trembling and twitching of muscles, and sensation of
constriction in different parts :-

Cact.

Constrictive :-

Or contractive pains :-

Gamb.

Formication or constrictive feeling in many
parts :-

Kali-n.

Contact :-

Cannot bear contact obliged to wear clothing
loose :-

Lach.

Extreme sensitiveness and dread of contact :-

Hep.

Worse from contact :-

Cupr.,
Euph., Euphr., Ran-b.

Worse from touching parts or contact :-

Chin.

Contract :-

Feeling as if wanted to creep into self and could not
sufficiently draw, contract or crouch :-

Cimx.

Contracted :-

sensations as if tendons were contracted too
short :-

Cimx.

Contraction :-

Of single parts alternating with extension :-

Lyc.

Involuntary spasmodic, alternate extension and
contraction of muscles :-

Lyc.

Sensation of :-

Graph.,
Nux-v., Rhus-t., Sep.

Spasmodic, of internal organs :-

Plb.

Contractions :-

Involuntary spasmodic :-

Tab.

Painful cramps and cramp like contractions in different
portions of body :-

Coloc.

Spasmodic contractions of almost all muscles, with
feeling as if would go crazy if did not hold tightly upon self (associated
with diseases of uterus.) :-

Lil-t.

Twitches and contractions of body unaffected by
sleep :-

Verat.

Contractive :-

Bruised burning, cutting stinging, biting or
contractive pains :-

Sulph.

Constrictive or contractive pains :-

Gamb.

Drawing sensation from below upwards :-

Ind.

Painful, spasmodic contractive sensation through
body :-

Nux-v.

Contrary :-

Alternation of contrary complaints :-

Croc.,
Ign., Plat., Puls.

Contused :-

Pain as if contused or sprained, with sensation as if
flesh were loose on bones in consequence of blows :-

Ign.

Pains as if sore and ulcerated, or as if bruised and
contused :-

Kreos.

Contusion :-

Feeling as of contusion in glands :-

Con.

Convalescence :-

Easy to relapse during convalescence :-

Calc.

Convulsions :-

After blows or concussions :-

Hyper.

Alternating with oppressed breathing :-

Ign.

Convulsive :-

Jerks :-

Alum.,
Ambr., Calc., Cina, Hyos., Iod., Laur., Lyc., Nat-c., Nat-m., Petr.,
Plat., Puls., Sec., Sol-n., Spig., Stann., Stram.

Startings like convulsive shocks, in affected parts on
going to sleep in evening :-

Ars.

Trembling of whole body alternating with convulsive
movement of limbs :-

Arn.

Cool air :-

Better in cool air :-

Acon.,
(Bry.), (Op.), (Puls.).

Cool weather :-

Sensitiveness to cool weather :-

Phos.

Corrode :-

Ulcers corrode and become deep without spreading in
circumference :-

Kali-bi.

Corroding :-

Burning, corroding discharges often extremely
offensive :-

Ars.

Pain :-

Merc.

Corrosive :-

Glands suppurate and discharge corrosive, thin, or
curdy substance :-

Kali-i.

Cough (See section on Cough.) :-

Asthenopia ; nervous deafness ; loss of
appetite ; flatulence and nervous, hacking cough, with irritable
nerves in anæmic, nervous persons :-

Asar.

Progressive emaciation, with dry cough and
hæmoptysis :-

Acal.

Coughs :-

Cannot bear to be uncovered ; coughs when any part
of body is uncovered :-

Hep.

Covered :-

Aversion to heat and being covered :-

Sec.

Cutting pain where bones are least covered with flesh
(not in joints) ; on touch pain goes to another part :-

Sang.

Great chilliness in open air ; desires to be
covered even in warm room :-

Hep.

Covers :-

Drawing pains in periosteum, or where skin covers
bones :-

Cycl.

During fever or pains in abdomen, patient covers up but
afterwards skin becomes cold and patient unconscious :-

Camph.

Cramping :-

Pain in inner parts :-

Ang.,
Coloc., Cupr., Plat.

Cramp-like :-

Dragging in all joints :-

Par.

Or dull, pressing pains, coming on gradually and
disappearing in same manner :-

Plat.,
(Stann.). (Reverse : Bell.
)

Pains in various parts :-

Euphr.

Sensation in various parts :-

Graph.

Painful cramp-like contractions in different portions
of body :-

Coloc.

Tenderness and cramp-like drawing and tearing in
various parts :-

Mang.

Cramps :-

Painful cramps and cramp-like contractions in different
portions of body :-

Coloc.

Crampy :-

Colicky pains :-

Coloc.

Dull stitches, sometimes with a crampy sensation,
sometimes pressing sometimes conveying sensation of shock or jerk,
sometimes itching in different parts of body in limbs, arms, feet, toes in
side or in back, always in outer parts ; places are painful on
pressure, as if sore or bruised :-

Cina.

Craves :-

Boiled eggs :-

Calc.

Crawling :-

Creeping sensation accompanied with sense of numbness
followed with feeling of swelling :-

Acon.

Formication or tingling of hands :-

Ign.

Over body, as from a fly, from below upwards in a
straight line, followed by numbness of parts :-

Euphr.

Formication and numbness, with all sorts of
pains :-

Coloc.

Itching and crawling as from fleas, on different parts
of body :-

Pall.

Crazy :-

Spasmodic contractions of almost all muscles, with
feeling as if would go crazy if did not hold tightly upon self (Associated
with diseases of uterus.) :-

Lil-t.

Creep :-

Feeling as if wanted to creep into self and could not
sufficiently draw, contract or crouch :-

Cimx.

Creeping :-

Crawling, creeping sensation, accompanied with sense of
numbness followed with feeling of swelling :-

Acon.

Daily attacks of indescribable sudden debility,
commencing with chilly creeping sensations under right leg :-

Hep.

Sensation of, like a mouse :-

Alum.,
Laur., Nux-v.

In limbs :-

Calc.,
Sulph.

Crepitation :-

Sensations of, in joints on moving :-

Rhus-r.

Cries :-

Child must be carried ; it cries if touched ;
will not allow pulse to be left :-

Ant-t.

Slightest motion after a fall extorts cries :-

Hyper.

Crooked :-

Worse from sitting crooked :-

Ant-t.

Cross :-

Pain as if bruised in outer parts, which makes patient
cross :-

Nux-v.

Crowd :-

Fainting in a crowd, company :-

Plb.

Crusts :-

Thick crusts all over body :-

Dulc.

Curdy :-

Glands suppurate and discharge thin corrosive or curdy
substance :-

Kali-i.

Cured :-

Despairs of being cured and is very restless and
exhausted very weak on attempting to move :-

Ars.

Current :-

Over-sensitive to external impressions, such as odors,
light, noise, or music, slight current of air ; every harmless word
offends ; even suitable medicine aggravates :-

Nux-v.

Cutting :-

Bruised, burning, cutting, stinging, biting or
contractive pains :-

Sulph.

As from a knife :-

Ign.

Pain :-

In inner parts :-

Calc.,
Canth., Kali-c., Merc., Sulph.

In outer parts :-

Bell.,
Calc., Dros., Nat-c.

Where bones are least covered with flesh (not in
joints) ; on touch pain goes to another part :-

Sang.

Induration swelling and inflammation of glands, with
lancinating cutting burning pains :-

Carb-an.

Tearing cutting wandering pain with rheumatism :-

Acon.

Cyanosis :-

Cupr.,
Dig., Lach., Op., Verat.

Cystic :-

Swellings :-

Calc.

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