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

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The
Concordance Repertory
of the more characteristic symptoms of the Materia Medica
By William D. Gentry, M. D.
Presented by Médi-T.

Main
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* C * D
* E * F
* G
* H * I
* J * K
* L * M
* N * O
* P * Q
* R * S
* T * U
* V * W

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CHAPTER : GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES *****


Gaiety :-

Sudden changes in sensation as from gaiety to
sadness :-

Croc.


Gait :-

Great languor with staggering gait or trembling of
body :-

Mag-s.


Gangrena senilis :-

Lach.


Sicca, with coldness and desire for warm
covering :-

Ars.


Gangrene :-

Or carbuncles after blood-poisoning :-

Lach.

Inflammation, deterioration, and sometimes gangrene of
mucous surfaces :-

Agar.


Gangrenous :-

Degeneration of parts :-

Am-c.

Malignant, gangrenous inflammations :-

Sil.


Gastric :-

Chronic gastric and intestinal catarrhs, with increased
secretions of bile :-

Chel.

Debility after gastric bilious and typhoid
fevers :-

Hydr.

Rheumatic and gastric affections alternate :-

Kali-bi.

Weakness and faintness associated with gastric
derangements :-

Abies-c.

Weakness and faintness, associated with indigestion
gastric derangements and distress, as if a hard-boiled egg or something
were knotted in stomach :-

Abies-n.


Giddy :-

As if drunk, as if balancing to and fro :-

Ferr.

Fluttering on awaking ; must rise or
smother :-

Kali-i.


Glands :-

Atrophy of glands especially testes and mammæ :-

Kali-i.

Bruises and shocks in spine and glands :-

Con.

Burning pains in glands :-

Ars.

Cancerous :-

Ars.,
Con., Sulph.

Engorgement of :-

Bell.,
(Merc-i-f.).

Enlarged :-

Bapt.,
(Cist.), (Iod.).

Feeling as of something alive in glands :-

Spong.

Feeling of contusion in glands :-

Con.

Inflame, swell and suppurate :-

Hep.

Suppurate and discharge thin, corrosive or curdy
substance :-

Kali-i.

Swollen and indurated :-

Merc-i-f.

Hypertrophy and induration of glands :-

Iod.

Increased secretions from mucous membranes and
glands :-

Dulc.

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

Carb-an.

Increased secretions from glands and mucous
membranes :-

Iris.

Inflammation and swelling of glands :-

Phyt.

Inflammation of :-

Bar-c.,
Merc., Merc-i-f., Phos., Phyt., Rhus-t., Sulph.

Inflammation of lymphatic glands :-

Merc-c.

Inflammation or swelling and induration of
glands :-

Calc.

Inflamed, swollen, suppurated glands :-

(Graph.),
(Hep.), Nit-ac.

Itching in :-

Con.

Painful sensitiveness of glands :-

Sul-ac.

Painful swelling and induration of glands :-

Clem.

Painful swelling of glands :-

Ign.

Painless swelling of glands :-

(Iod.),
Ph-ac.

Painless swelling of lymphatic glands :-

Sep.

Pains in :-

Arn.,
Bell., Carb-an., Coloc., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Thuj.

Prickling in :-

Bell.,
Merc., Puls.

Pulsation in :-

Calc.,
Merc.

Scrofulous swelling and suppuration of glands :-

Cist.

Spongy :-

Carb-an.,
Sil.

Suppuration of :-

Hep.,
Sil.

Swelling and induration of glands :-

Bar-c.,
Brom., Cist., Con., Dulc., Graph., Iod., Nat-c., Spong.

Swelling induration or suppuration of lymphatic glands
with burning pains :-

Carb-v.

Swelling inflammation and suppuration of glands :-

Sil.

Swelling in :-

Bar-c.,
Bell., Calc., Carb-an., Cist., Clem., Cocc., Con., Dulc., Graph., Iod.,
Lyc., Mang., Merc., Merc-c., Merc-i-f., Nit-ac., Phos., Phyt., Rhus-t.,
Sil., Spong., Staph., Sulph., Thuj.

Swelling of glands with rending tearing pains :-

Ferr.

Ulceration of :-

Ars.,
Phos., Sil.

Withering of :-

Con.,
Iod.


Gnawing :-

Boring stinging, gnawing pains, with faintness :-

Ran-s.

Pain :-

Berb.,
Dros., Mez.

Itching boring, biting, tingling, gnawing in various
parts of body :-

Ran-s.

Periosteal inflammation :-

Staph.


With burning, gnawing, tearing pains :-

Ph-ac.


Go :-

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

Bell.


Goneness :-

Faintness goneness great weakness and
prostration :-

Hydr.


Going :-

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

Ind.


Gouty :-

Rheumatic and gouty affections of joints and nerves
accompanied by slight fever and great debility :-

Ind.


Gradually :-

Cramp-like or dull, pressing pains, coming on gradually
and disappearing in same manner :-

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

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

Stann.

Pains increase gradually disappear suddenly :-

Arg-m.

Pains suddenly appear and gradually disappear :-

Puls.


Grasps :-

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

Gels.


Green :-

Discharges thin offensive and excoriating, and if
purulent are of a dirty yellowish green color and very offensive :-

Nit-ac.


Grief :-

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

Ign.

Convulsive twitchings, especially after fright or
grief :-

(Gels.),
Ign., (Op.).

Feeling of suppressed grief :-

Ign.

Ill-effects from onanism or excessive sexual
indulgence, or grief sorrow or disappointed love :-

Ph-ac.

Worse from anger grief or sorrow :-

Staph.


Groan :-

Debility after pains, compelling patient to
groan :-

Graph.


Grow :-

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

Calc.


Growing (See section on Extremities.) :-

Children when growing suffer with violent pains :-

Sil.

Pains :-

Ph-ac.

Ill-effects from growing too fast :-

Ph-ac.


Growth :-

Anæmia or chlorosis, with too rapid growth :-

Phos.

Dwarfish, defective mental and physical growth :-

Bar-c.


Glandular :-

Swelling :-

Caps.


With or without suppuration :-

(Graph.),
(Hep.), Merc., (Nit-ac.).

With induration or suppuration :-

Sulph.


Impaired nutrition and tendency to glandular
engorgements :-

Calc.

Painful glandular swellings :-

Spig.



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