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Bryonia Alba

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General EN

Bryonia.

Bryonia alba. White Bryony. N. O. Cucurbitaceae. Tincture of root procured before flowering.

Clinical EN

Alcoholism. Amenorrhoea. Anger, effects of. Aphthae.

Apoplexy. Asthma. Bilious attack. Brain, affections of.

Breast, inflamed. Bronchitis. Cancer. Chill, effects of.

Chlorosis. Constipation. Consumption. Coryza.

Cough. Dentition. Diaphragm, rheumatism of. Diarrhoea.

Dropsy. Dyspepsia. Eczema. Enteric fever.

Eruptions. Gastro-enteritis. Haemorrhages. Hands, swollen.

Headache. Heart, inflammation of. Hernia. Hiccough.

Hydrocele. Hydrocephalus. Influenza. Intermittent fevers.

Jaundice. Joints, pain in. Lactation, disorder of. Liver, disorders of.

Lumbago. Measles. Meningitis. Menstruation, vicarious.

Miliaria. Milk fever. Myalgia. Nephritis.

Nose-bleed. Peritonitis. Phlegmasia alba dolens. Pleurisy.

Pleurodynia. Pneumonia. Pregnancy, morning cough of; sickness of. Puerperal fever.

Pyuria. Relapsing fever. Remittent fever. Rheumatism.

Scarlatina. Screaming. Side, pain in. Sleep, anxious dreams in.

Spina bifida. Stiff-neck. Suppressed eruptions, bad effects of. Thirst.

Tongue, coated. Toothache. Trachea, pain in. Vertigo.

Waking, starts and screams on. Water-brash. Whooping-cough. Yellow fever.

Characteristics EN

Bryonia alba is one of the polychrest remedies of the homoeopathic materia medica. The common Bryony of this country is the Bryonia dioica, which has been substituted for the B. alba, and has probably identical properties; but the Alba alone has been proved, and consequently this should always be dispensed. Less rapid in its action than Aconite, it goes deeper in its effects, and often takes up the work where Acon. leaves off. It not only disorders the circulation, but alters the blood itself.

It corresponds to fevers of almost all kinds, especially rheumatic, typhoid, bilious and remitting. In these, as in all other complaints, the exquisite sensitiveness of the drug to movement of all kinds is a leading characteristic. The patient avoids even the movement of the eyes; raising head from pillow causes faintness, nausea, and vomiting. Allied to this is > from pressure; from lying on painful side.

(This distinguishes Bry. from Bell. in pulmonary complaints. A case of intense pleurisy with high fever grew steadily worse under Bry. until I noticed that the patient lay on the unaffected side. Bell. was then given, and cured rapidly. Lying on the painful part keeps the part at rest.) There is also an intense headache, dull throbbing or sharp stabbing pains; sharp pain in or over eyes.

"Headache or neuralgia in (left) side of head and face; > from hard pressure and cold applications; < moving. Head greasy, scalp tender; eyeballs tender." Mouth very dry; tongue coated white down the middle, the edges may be quite clean; later it becomes yellow with bitter taste; later, very dry, but still coated.

If the fever is intermitting there is chill mixed with heat: during chill, head hot, cheeks deep red, decided thirst, generally for large quantities at long intervals; sweat < by least motion, sour or oily. The lips are dry and cracked. Facial eczema has been cured with it in an infant five months old, presenting these additional symptoms: Constipation, peevish, fretful, thirsty, face and lips cracked and sore, child scratched continually. The mother had had a similar eruption for some years, and it disappeared suddenly at the sixth month of her pregnancy.

The mucous membranes are dry, especially those of the mouth and stomach; deficient secretion. The serous membranes are inflamed, the seat of sharp, stitching pains, < from motion; later on, exudation occurs. The muscles, likewise, are inflamed and sore. Irritability of mind and tissues runs through the remedy.

Haemorrhages are frequent. In this connection it may be remembered that Bryonia dioica is a popular remedy for "black-eye" as a local application. I have often known nose-bleed occur in patients to whom I have been giving Bryonia, especially in the night, 3 to 4 a.m., which is characteristic. This may or may not be preceded by a sense of fulness in the head.

Nose-bleed occurring consequent on suppression of the menses is characteristic. The characteristic mental state of Bry. is irritability. Easily angered (with biliousness, headache, dyspepsia, &c.), and it corresponds to the effects of anger, fright, chagrin. The patient desires things to eat which cannot be had; or are refused if offered.

In fever cases there is often a stupid, drowsy condition; or mild delirium, in which the patient has the delusion that he is somewhere else and "wants to go home." The headache is dull, frontal; or bursting, splitting; < by any motion or by the concussion of cough; goes from before backward. The headache of drunkards; of over-feeding. Nausea and faintness when rising up, > when lying still.

Bry. is a gourmand (Nux an epicure); dirty wash-leather, foul tongue, congested eyes, bitter nausea. Bry. is a coarse feeder. Food lies at the epigastrium like a stone; > bringing up wind.

The digestion is < in summer. Symptoms < after a meal. There is intolerance of vegetable food. Everything tastes bitter.

Thirst for large quantities. "Eructations of tasteless gas" is characteristic. Sour stomach. Van den Berghe has found Bry. signally curative in chlorosis.

There is diarrhoea and constipation. Diarrhoea occurs: in the morning "as soon as he moves"; from cold drinks in warm weather; on every spell of hot weather. The usual Bry. state is one of constipation; there is the usual dryness of mucous membranes; atony of the bowels; stool large, dry, hard, brown or black; as if burnt or charred; crumbling. (Plat. has sticky, tenacious stool; sticks to rectum.) Stools smell of old cheese.

The liver is tender and inflamed. The kidneys also are inflamed, the urine being dark red without deposit (from excess of colouring matter). Mastitis, hard, tender. Left ovarian pain, > lying on painful side.

The respiratory organs and heart are profoundly affected. Dropsical swellings, swellings of the legs, sensitive to touch. "joints red, swollen, stiff, with stitching pain from slightest motion." Synovial swellings. I have cured a case of congenital hydrocele with Bry.

The Bry. patient dreams of the occupations of the day. The child kicks the covers off. Speech is hasty. "Frequent desire to take a long breath; must expand the lungs" is a characteristic.

The typical Bryonia patient is of dark complexion and hair, choleric, bilious tendency with firm fleshy fibre; tendency to great irritability and bad temper; but Bryonia has a wide range, and no great stress must be laid on the absence of these features. Teste takes Bryonia as the type of a group which includes All. sat., Lyc., Digit., Nux v., Coloc., and Ignat. All these act with much more power on carnivorous than on herbivorous animals. They are thus appropriate to persons who over-eat or eat excessively of meat, and have strong constitutions;

"persons accustomed to rich living, with rich blood, firm resisting flesh." Teste regards the digestive canal, and more particularly the stomach, as the principal seat of the action of Bry. With regard to the burning thirst of Bry., which is < by drinking beer, he says, the gastric derangement of Bry. "absolutely requires water as a dissolvent." The constipation of the remedy is not due to inertia merely; it depends on "a more or less marked antiperistaltic movement of the rectum: hence the pains and the ataxic phenomena that accompany it sometimes, as is the case, for example, in the period of constipation of low typhoid fevers, &c." A peculiar and characteristic symptom of Bryonia in brain affections is: Constant motion of the mouth as if chewing.

Complaints from taking cold or getting hot in summer; from cold drinks in hot weather. Complaints when warm weather sets in after cold days. Most symptoms are < by warmth and in warm room (cough, chilliness). < From warm food; but there is thirst for large draughts of cold water, which >.

Rash > getting warm in bed. Pains in joints and limbs > by warmth. Toothache is > by pressing head into pillow; by cold applications. Chilliness predominates.

Dry, burning heat as if blood burning in veins. Sweat profuse night and morning; sour or oily. Cough, headache, diarrhoea < in morning. Nose-bleed < 3-4 a.m.

Symptoms generally < evening (9 p.m.). < While coughing; after eating; while swallowing; from motion of all kinds; exertion; ascending; sitting up in bed (can't sit a moment gets faint, or sick, or both on sitting up). < After suppression of eruption or discharge. Headache following checked coryza.

> Descending; lying, especially on painful side; sitting. > From pressure.

Relations EN

Bryonia is antidoted by: Acon., Alum., Camph., Cham., Chel., Clem., Ign., Mur. ac., Nux, Puls., Rhus, Seneg. Teste found, by accident, Fer. mur. the best antidote in his experience. It antidotes: Alum., Chlorum, Chi., Frag. vesc., Merc., Rhus. Compare: The Cucurbitaceae (all have belching, with unaltered taste of food);

Aco. (pallor on rising up. Aco. has more restlessness and tossing about; is full of fears; Bry. must keep still);

Amm., Ant. c. (nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea; aversion to milk); Arn. (haemorrhages, wounds, soreness all over; also Bap.);

Ars. (unlike Bry., drinks often and little, and eats seldom but much); Asclep. tub. (pleurisy);

Bell. (delirium, hasty speech, hasty drinking. Bell. has headache < lying down, Bry. must lie down; Bell. has < lying on painful side, Bry.

> lying on painful side; Bell. has "chewing motion of jaws" but without the dry, cracked lips of Bry.). Calc. c. (very like Bry., but the resemblance is too close for compatibility.

They should never be given one after the other without an intercurrent remedy between. Calc., like Bry., Chi., and Bell., has "as soon as he closes his eyes sees all sorts of objects"); Carb. v. (miliaria);

Caust., Cham., Ign., Ipec. (miliaria); Kali c. (miliaria, bilious affections, chest affections; sharp pains in right hypochondrium shooting up into chest; sharp pain coming from lower lobe right lung, but Kali c. has not necessarily < by motion);

Kre., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat. s. (morning diarrhoea); Nat. m. (headache in morning, oily, sour sweat on face;

Bry. on head generally; cracked lips; Bry. and Nat. m. go well together, and are often complementary); Nit. ac., Nux (digestive organs; corresponds to epicures, Bry. to gourmands); Op., Pet., Pho., Pod., Puls.

(morning diarrhoea); Ran. b. (pleurisy, rheumatic affections); Rhus (rheumatism; headache; typhoid.

Rhus is restless and > by movement and by warmth); Rumex (morning diarrhoea); Sep., Sil., Spi. (pleura);

Sul., Squil. (pleura). Pul. and Chi. have nausea < on sitting up. Ars. has gagging at the end of a cough like Bry., Cimex, gagging and belching after cough.

Aco. is like Bry. in effects of cold, dry winds (cold, moist winds, Nx. m., Calc., Ars., Dulc.); Ham. and Millefol. (haemorrhages). Bry. follows well: Aco., Amm.

Nux, Op., Rhus. Is followed well by: Alum., Ars., Kali c., Nux, Pho., Puls., Rhus, Sul. Complementary: Alum., Rhus. Alumina is the "chronic" of Bry.; and Kali c. and Nat. m., hold a similar but less pronounced relation to it.

Causation EN

Anger; fright; chagrin. Suppressed eruptions and discharges. Alcohol. Gluttony. Wounds. Cold winds.

Mind EN

Anxiety and inquietude, with fear of the future

Frequent tears

Despair of being cured, with fear of death

Restlessness, with fear of the future; fear of death, which he thinks is near

Fear, with desire to run away

Discouragement

Aversion to conversation

Exceedingly irritable and inclined to be angry

After having been angry he is chilly; has a red face and heat in the head

Irascibility and passion

Want of memory

Momentary absence of mind

Giddiness

Desire for things which are rejected when obtained

Delirium (at night) and ravings about the transactions of the day

Unconsciousness.

Head EN

Confusion, giddiness, and cloudiness of the head

Giddiness, with sensation of looseness in the brain when stooping, and when raising up the head

Staggering and drunkenness, as if from congestion of the head

Staggering backward

Tendency to run backward

Vertigo only when stooping

Swimming in the head, esp. on rising from a seat, or on getting up after lying down

Cephalalgia, as after a nocturnal debauch

Headache after every meal

Attack of headache, with vomiting, nausea, and urgent inclination to lie down

Headache in the morning as soon as the eyes are, open

Great fulness and heaviness of the head, and digging with pressure towards the forehead, and, when stooping, a sensation as if everything were going to fall out through the forehead

Expansive pressure, or compression of the brain

Shootings in the head, sometimes on one side only

Pulsative starting pains, increased by movement, with aching in the eyes

Congestion in the head, with heat in the brain

Burning pain in the forehead

Headache aggravated by movement, or rapid walking, or when the eyes are opened

Painful sensibility of the scalp, as if from excoriation

Drawing and starting pains in the head, from the cheek-bone to the temple, increased by contact

Tearing in one (r.) side of the head, extending into the cheek and jaw-bones; worse from motion, touch, and heat; better during rest and external pressure

Burning heat of the head, externally

Heat of the head with dark-red face; with coldness of the rest of the body; with much thirst and pain in the limbs when moving them

Cold sweat on the forehead

Hair very greasy

Oily, greasy, sour-smelling perspiration on the head (and the whole body) during sleep; at night, esp. towards morning.

Eyes EN

Pains in the eyes on moving them

Aching of the eyes, as if they were going to start out of the head

Pressure on the eyes, as if from sand, esp. morning and evening

Stitches in the eyes

Shooting and drawing pains in the eyes

Burning pain in the eyes

Inflammation of the eyes and of the eyelids, with redness

Inflammation of the eyes, < by heat

Inflammation of the eyes, esp. in gouty subjects

The eyes feel very sore to the touch, and when moving them

Painful swelling of the eyes, with suppuration, and the conjunctiva swollen and red

Red swelling of the eyelids, esp. of the upper lids, with aching pains

Furfuraceous tetters on the eyelids, with burning itching

Stye on the eyelid

Abscess in the internal angle of the eye

Nocturnal agglutination of the eyelids, with lachrymation during the day, esp. in the sun, and with confused sight

Eyes dull, glassy, turbid, or sparkling, and, as it were, drowned in tears

Presbyopia

Confusion of the letters when reading

Blackness or flames before the eyes

Photophobia.

Ears EN

Contractive pains in the ears, with diminution of hearing

Shootings in the ears, while walking in the open air, and afterwards

Swelling, like a knob, before and behind the ear (parotitis)

Bleeding from the ears

Sensation in the ears, as if they were stopped

Buzzing in the ears

All noise is insupportable to the ears.

Nose EN

Swelling of the nose, with painful sensibility to the touch, and obstruction of the nose

Inflammation and ulceration of the nostrils

Ulcer in the nostrils, with gnawing pain

Frequent bleeding of the nose, sometimes in the morning, or when the catamenia are suppressed, or even when sleeping

Epistaxis, esp. just before the beginning of the menses, or in pregnant women, just before the time for the menses to appear

Dryness and obstruction of the nose, sometimes obstinate

Fluent coryza, with shooting and aching in the forehead

Dry coryza, sometimes obstinate

Catarrh with dryness, sudden suppression of discharge and headache

Hard mucus, drying in crusts.

Face EN

Face of a pale, yellow, earth-coloured hue

Face red and burning

Red spots on the face

Hot, bluish, and brownish swelling of the face

Pains in the face, mostly aching, mitigated by external pressure

Swelling of the face, sometimes on one side only, or under the eyes and at the root of the nose

Swelling of the cheek, close to the ear

Small nodosities and indurations in the face, like subcutaneous glands

Lips swollen and cracked, with bleeding, and sensation of burning on being touched

Lips dry

Exanthema on the under lip; parched, dry, and cracked lips (very characteristic)

Eruption on the lips, with burning smarting.

Teeth EN

Toothache; shooting from one tooth to another, or into the head and cheeks; from an exposed nerve (sensitiveness of the decayed teeth to contact of the air); pain < from smoking or chewing tobacco; from introducing anything warm into the mouth;

> momentarily by cold water, and when lying on the painful side

Toothache, with urgent inclination to lie down, < at night by hot things

Jerking, pulling odontalgia, with a sensation as if the teeth were too long, or as if they were loose, esp. during a meal and afterwards

Pains, as of excoriation in the gums, with loosening of the teeth

Gums spongy.

Mouth EN

Dryness of the mouth, with burning thirst

Dryness of the mouth, tongue, and throat

Accumulation of a soapy and frothy saliva in the mouth

Salivation

Putrid smell of the mouth

Tongue dry, loaded with a white coating, or dirty, or yellow; esp. in the middle

Tongue furred, usually dry and hard with deep cracks

Dark coloured and wrinkled state of the tongue

Burning blisters on the edge of the tongue

Speech indistinct, from dryness of the throat.

Throat EN

Sore throat, with hoarseness and difficult deglutition

Pain, as of excoriation in the throat, during empty deglutition

Sensation of swelling and constriction in the oesophagus

Sensation of dryness, and great dryness, in the throat

Pressure in the pharynx, as from a hard and pointed body

Shootings in the throat on contact, also on turning the head and on swallowing

Tenacious mucus in the throat, which is not detached without effort.

Appetite EN

Loss of appetite

Taste insipid, clammy, putrid

Insipidity of food

Sweetish taste

Bitter taste of all food, or only after meal-time, or at other times, as well as in the morning

Burning thirst, sometimes after a meal, increased by taking beer

Infrequent, but copious, drinking

Bitter taste and thirst

Great desire for wine, for acid drinks, for coffee, and even for things which are not eaten

Abnormal hunger; he must often eat something

Morbid hunger, which forces frequent eating, and little at a time

Bulimy, often with absence of appetite, or with thirst and transient heat, sometimes even in the night

Loss of appetite after the first morsel has been eaten

Repugnance and disgust for food

After every meal, risings, with pressure on the stomach and on the epigastrium, colic or vomiting, principally after having eaten bread.

Stomach EN

Risings, especially after having eaten, mostly bitter or sour, with a taste of the food

Empty risings

Regurgitation if the food after every meal

Hiccough

Nausea and inclination to vomit, esp. after eating food which has pleased the palate, or on rising after lying down

Nausea, with inclination to vomit and anxiety, when sitting, or on forcing one's self to drink

Nausea in the morning

Retching, with water-brash

Vomiting soon after drinking, and esp. on drinking after a meal

Bitter vomiting, when drinking immediately after a meal

In the evening, vomiting of viscid mucus

Vomiting in general of what has been eaten, which comes up very soon after eating, of food in mouthfuls at a time (vomiting very often excited by motion); of a watery fluid; bitter and flat taste; belching or eructations; collection of water in the mouth

Vomiting of food, with hiccough and retching, or vomiting of bitter water, or of bile, even at night

Vomiting of solids, and not of fluids

Vomiting of blood

Shootings in the left side of the abdomen, during the vomitings

Pressure in the stomach after eating, esp. after eating bread

Pressure, as if from a stone in the stomach, esp. after a meal, or on walking, sometimes accompanied by ill-humour

Incisive pains in the pit of the stomach, as from knives

Contractive pains in the stomach, sometimes with vomiting of food

Squeezing in the pit of the stomach, and painful tension on being touched, with sensation of heat

Shootings in the stomach, when lying on the side, as well as in the pit of the stomach, during movement and walking, or making a false step

Pain, as of excoriation, in the pit of the stomach, sensible to the touch, or on coughing

The least pressure on the pit of the stomach is insupportable

Sensation of burning in the pit of the stomach, and in the stomach, esp. when moving

Inflammation of the stomach

Sensation of swelling in the pit of the stomach.

Abdomen EN

Pains in the liver, mostly shooting, tensive, or burning, esp. on being touched, on breathing, or on coughing

Tractive pains in the hypochondrium, extending to the stomach and the back, in the morning and after dinner, sometimes with vomiting

Hard swelling in the hypochondriac and umbilical regions

Shootings in the region of the spleen

Colic with tension of the abdomen, and water-brash

Inflation of the abdomen, with pressure in the epigastrium, esp. after dinner

Inflammation of the liver

Tearing in the stomach, from the hips to the pit of the stomach

Cramp-like pains, pinching, or cuttings and shootings in the abdomen, chiefly after eating or drinking (esp. hot milk), sometimes with loose evacuations

Hard swelling round the navel

Dropsical swelling of the abdomen

Gurgling and borborygmi in the abdomen, with escape of flatus; sometimes only in the evening, in bed.

Stool And Anus EN

Constipation

Faeces too large, with difficult evacuation

Stools too large in size; too hard and dry

Faeces scanty, but hard, and as if burnt

Diarrhoea, with colic, sometimes alternating with constipation and gastralgia

Loose evacuations, of a putrid smell, as of rotten cheese;

(worse (or only) in the morning; during hot weather)

Involuntary stools while asleep

Evacuations of undigested substances

Diarrhoea in the morning; on beginning to move about

Diarrhoea preceded by pain in the abdomen

Nocturnal diarrhoea, with burning pain in the anus

Colliquative diarrhoea

Constrictive colic, during an evacuation

Loose and frequent evacuations, of a brownish colour (in the case of infants at the breast).

Urinary Organs EN

Urine scanty, reddish, brownish, and hot

White, turbid urine

Urine is dark; becomes turbid; often casts a pinkish stain all over the bottom of the chamber

Urgent inclination to make water, without power of retention

Frequent emission of aqueous urine

Inclination to make water, with suspended respiration, on lifting loads

Inclination to make water at night

Involuntary emission of hot urine, when moving

Sensation of burning, and incisive pains in the urethra, before making water

Cutting in the urethra, or sensation of constriction while urinating

Sensation of contraction

Shooting and burning pains in the urethra.

Male Sexual Organs EN

Red, itching, miliary eruption on the glans penis

Shootings in the testes

Stitches in the testicles while sitting.

Female Sexual Organs EN

Catamenia suppressed

Suppressed menses, with bleeding of the nose

Catamenia premature

Menstruation too early and too profuse, with dark, red blood

Menses with bad smell

Acute, tractive pains in the limbs, during the catamenia

Flow of blood between the periods

Metrorrhagia of a deep red blood, with pain in the loins and in the head

Burning pains in the fundus uteri, during pregnancy, increased by movement, diminished by pressure and repose

Swelling and inflammation of the labia majora (< l.)

Swelling of one of the labia, with a black and hard pustule

Lumps, indurations, and inflammations of the mammae, with diminished or retarded secretion of milk.—(Puerperal fever.)

Respiratory Organs EN

Hoarseness, with tendency to perspiration, cough and rattling in the chest.—(Acute bronchitis)

Deep, slow breathing

Difficult breathing only possible with the assistance of the abdominal muscles

Frequent sighing, breathing

Continued inclination to draw a long breath

Breathing quick, difficult, and anxious; caused by stitches principally in the chest, compelling him to sit up

Stitches in the chest, when breathing or coughing

Inclination to cough, as if from viscid mucus, afterwards pains, as of excoriation, in the larynx, aggravated by speaking, or by smoking tobacco

Cough, mostly dry, excited by a tickling in the throat, or as if caused by smoke in the larynx, with a necessity for breathing often

Cough, from tickling in the throat and pit of the stomach; in the evening at night without expectoration; during the day the expectoration is yellow, or consists of coagulated brown blood, or of cold mucus of a disagreeable flat taste

Cough and stitches in the head and chest; or pain as if the head and chest would burst

Cough: with involuntary secretion of urine; hoarseness; thirst; sneezing; stitches in the chest and small of the back; red face; aggravated by motion, talking, laughing, eating, and drinking

Cough, as if from irritation of the stomach

Cramp-like, suffocating cough, esp. after midnight, or after having eaten or drunk, and often with vomiting of food

Cough in the morning, with water-brash

Cough which seems to bruise the chest

Cough, with shootings in the sides of the chest, or with aching pains in the head, as if it were going to split, as well as with shooting pains in the pit of the stomach, or with pains in the hypochondria

Cough, with expectoration of mucus of a dirty reddish colour

Cough, with yellowish expectoration

Cough, with expectoration of pure blood, or of slimy matter with streaks of blood

On coughing, pain, as of excoriation, in the pit of the stomach

Fit of choking before the paroxysm of nocturnal cough.

Chest EN

Respiration difficult, or short, rapid, and anxious, or sighing

Oppression, with fits of choking

Respiration impeded by shootings in the chest

Respiration deep and slow, esp. while making any exertion

Constant occasion to make a deep inspiration

Fit of dyspnoea, even at night, sometimes with shooting colic and inclination to evacuate

Pressure on the chest, as if from a weight, with oppression

Contractive pain in the chest, excited by the cold air

Tension in the chest, on walking

Shootings in the chest and in the sides, as from an ulcer, esp. when coughing or breathing deeply, obliging the patient to remain seated, and when lying down to rest only on the back; aggravated by every movement

Heat in the chest (pleurisy, pneumonia)

Heat and burning pain in the chest, with anxiety and tightness

Sensation in the chest as if all there were detached, and were falling into the abdomen.

Heart EN

Beatings of the heart; frequently very strong, and attended by oppression (carditis).—Frequent sharp pain, stitching in cardiac region.

Neck And Back EN

Painful stiffness of the neck

Rheumatic stiffness and tension in the nape of the neck, and in the neck

Red spots on the sides of the neck

Red miliary eruption on the neck, with violent itching

Sweat in the arm-pits

Sacral pains, with rigidity, which does not allow of walking upright

During rest, pain, as if caused by a bruise in the loins

Contractive, cramp-like pain all over the back

Shootings in the loins and in the back

Painful stiffness in the small of the back, compelling him to walk and sit crookedly

Shootings under the left shoulder-blade, extending to the heart, greatly aggravated by cough and respiration

Pressure on the shoulder, with shootings on breathing deeply.

Upper Limbs EN

Rheumatic swelling of the r. shoulder and upper arm, with stitches

Tractive pains in the joints of the shoulders and of the arms, with tension, shootings, and shining red swelling

Tractive pains in the whole arm, and to the ends of the fingers

Convulsive movements, startings, and trembling of the arms

Burning pains and weariness in the arms

Constant trembling of the arms, and of the fingers

Swelling of the arm, round the elbow

Swelling of the elbow and hand joints, and upper parts of the hands

The wrist feels as if dislocated when moving it

Shootings in the joints of the elbow, and of the hand, with heaviness of the hands

Red miliary eruption on the forearm

Pain of dislocation in the joints of the hands, on moving them

At night, inflammation in the back of the hand, with burning pain

Swelling of the hands

Sensation of torpor in the palms of the hands

Shooting pains in the fingers when writing

Hot and pale swelling of the joints of the fingers

Starting of the fingers on moving the hands.

Lower Limbs EN

Cracking and dislocation of the hip-joint, when walking

Stitches in the hip-joint, extending to the knee

Drawing pains in the thighs

Shootings in the thigh, from the buttock to the ankle, with insupportable pain on being touched, and during movement, as well as with great sweat over the whole body

Weariness and instability of the legs, esp. on going up stairs

Paralysis of the legs

Tensive and painful stiffness of the knees

Red and shining swelling of the knees, with violent shootings, esp. on walking

Painful stiffness of the knees, with stitches, esp. when moving them

Staggering and yielding of the knees, while walking

Tensive shootings and cramp-like pains in the knees, with tension extending to the calves of the legs

Sharp pains in the knees, extending to the tibia

Tensive and drawing shootings from the calves of the legs to the ankles, with red, shining swelling of the parts affected

The ankle feels as if dislocated, esp. when walking

Putrid ulcers on the lower extremities

Cramp in the calves of the legs, night and morning

Lassitude of the legs when walking and standing for any time

Swelling of the legs, extending to the feet

Pain, as of dislocation, in the foot when walking

Swelling of the feet, with redness and heat; pain, as from a bruise, on stretching the feet, tension on moving them; and pains, as from ulceration, on being touched

Shootings in the feet, the soles of the feet, and the toes, esp. when resting on the foot

Corns, with pressure, or with burning shootings, or with pain of excoriation on being touched.

Generalities EN

Over-sensitiveness of the senses to external impressions Rheumatic and gouty pains in the limbs, with tension; worse from motion and contact Tension, drawing pains, acute pullings and shootings, esp. in the limbs, and chiefly during movement, with insupportable pains on being touched, sweat of the part affected, and trembling of that part when the pains diminish Stiffness and shootings in the joints, on being touched and when moved

In the evening, pain, as from fatigue, in the limbs, with paralytic weakness Torpor and numbness of the limbs, with stiffness and pain of fatigue Pale, tense, hot, swelling Red, shining swelling of some parts of the body, with shooting during movement

Pain, as from a bruise, or of subcutaneous ulceration, or as if the flesh were detached from the bones Dragging, with pressure, on the periosteum Swelling and induration of the glands Hard nodosities, in several parts of the skin, like small indurated glands

Pain, with shivering and cold in the body Disposition to catch cold; inflammation of the inner parts Startings of the muscles and of the limbs Convulsions

Aggravation of the pains and sufferings at night, or in the evening, towards nine o'clock, as well as after having eaten, and from movement; amelioration during repose Affections of the r. hypochondrium; inner lower belly; inner region of the liver; inner navel region; of r. upper and r. lower extremity General uneasiness, sensation of squeezing, with shiverings, caused by the pressure of the clothing Sensation of pulling throughout the whole body

Trembling of the limbs on rising after lying down Want of strength in the limbs on walking, after having been seated Great weariness and weakness, esp. in the morning, or on walking in the open air Necessity to remain in a recumbent posture

Syncope Sensation of weakness, esp. on walking in the open air.

Skin EN

Yellow colour of the skin

Skin moist and clammy

Burning and pricking over the whole body, as if from nettles, after slight emotions

Erysipelatous inflammation, esp. in the joints

Nettle-rash

Miliary eruption, esp. in children, and lying-in women

Phlyctaenoid eruptions, with gnawing or burning itching

Hard knots and blotches

Furfuraceous tetters, with burning itching

Petechiae

Putrid ulcers, feeling cold

Ulcers, with sensation of cold or with pulsative or smarting pains

Chilblains

Corns, with pressure, or burning shootings, or pains of excoriation on being touched.

Sleep EN

Constant inclination to yawn

Great sleepiness during the day, esp. after dinner

Drowsiness, with half-closed eyes

Failing asleep late; not refreshing; complaints causing sleeplessness; lying on the back during sleep

Comatose sleepiness, interrupted by anxious delirium

Sleeplessness, esp. before midnight, caused by heat

Sleeplessness before midnight, with thirst, heat, and ebullitions

Ebullition of the blood, and anxiety, esp. in the chest

Sleep disturbed by thirst; with bitter taste in the mouth on waking

Inability to remain lying on the r. side

Starts, with fright, on going to sleep and during sleep

Unquiet sleep, with confused dreams, and great flow of ideas

On going to sleep, cries and delirium, as soon as the eyes are closed

Delirium as soon as he awakes

Disagreeable, vexatious dreams

Vivid dreams of the transactions of the day

Nocturnal delirium, and visions with the eyes open

Groans, esp. towards midnight

Somnambulism

Nightmare.

Fever EN

Pulse full and hard, tense, and quick; seldom intermitting

Chill, with external coldness of the body

Coldness and chilliness, mostly in the evening, and often only on one (r.) side

More chilliness in the room than in the open air

Cold and shivering in the body, even in bed, in the evening, or accompanied by pains in all the limbs and cold sweat on the fore" head

Shiverings, with trembling, often with heat in the head, redness of the face, and thirst; or followed by heat, with sweat and thirst

Before the shiverings, vertigo and cephalalgia; then shivering with tension and drawing in the limbs

Fever, with bitter taste and thirst

Dry, burning heat, mostly internal, as if the blood were burning in the veins

Dislike to food and drink during the shiverings

Heat, at first alternately with shiverings, then burning heat and thirst, afterwards copious sweat

Universal dry heat, external and internal, almost always with a strong desire for cold drinks

Want of perspiration

Wants to drink much water during chill and fever

Heat on one side only

During the heat, vertigo and cephalalgia

Febrile attack, with cold, and shivering predominating; type, tertian; nausea, and necessity to remain in a recumbent posture, or with shooting pains in the side and in the abdomen, and thirst during the shiverings and the heat

At the termination of the fever, dry cough, with vomiting, shootings and oppression in the chest

Cold sweat on the forehead and on the head

Copious sweat while walking slowly in the open, cold air

Greasy sweat, day and night

Sweat, with anxiety and inquietude

Sighing-like breathing, short cough, and pressure on the chest

Profuse sweats, night and morning, sometimes of a sour smell

Compound fevers in general; chilliness and heat alternately; heat and shuddering alternately.