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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CHAPTER : GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES *****
Habit :-
Full, plethoric :-
Ferr.
Hæmoptysis :-
Progressive emaciation with dry cough and
hæmoptysis :-Acal.
Hair :-
And nails fall off :-
Hell.
Half :-
Feeling of numbness in lower half of body :-
Spong.
Halves :-
Feeling as if divided into halves as if left side did
not belong to patient :-Sil.
Hand (See section on Upper Extremities.) :-
Lies on left hand :-
Spong.
Or on back with left hand under head ; cannot lie
on right side or back :-Acon.,
(Nux-v.).
Weakness and complete muscular relaxation ; feels
too weak to stretch out hand or do anything :-Lob.
Hands :-
Crawling formication or tingling of hands :-
Ign.
Awkwardness, everything falls from hands :-
Apis,
Bov.
Hang :-
Worse from letting limb hang down :-
(Puls.),
Sabin., Thuj.
Hard :-
Bed feels hard, makes patient feel sore and
bruised :-(Arn.),
Bapt.
Weary, tired, bruised, sore ; great
weakness ; must lie down yet bed feels too hard :-Arn.
Head (See section on Head.) :-
Better from wrapping head :-
Sil.
Better lying head against something :-
Kali-c.
Better lying with head high :-
Ars.
Congestion, especially of chest, heart and head :-
Acon.
Congestion of blood to head chest and especially to
abdomen :-Aloe.
Congestive condition of head and lungs with palpitation
of heart :-Ind.
Debility of whole body, with listlessness and heavy
head :-Anthro.
Hot feeling from head to stomach :-
Sang.
Lies on left side :-
Spong.
Or on back, with left hand under head can not lie on
right side or back :-Acon.,
Nux-v.
Pain with thirst and redness of cheeks ;
fainting ; congestion of blood to head :-Acon.
Sensation as if drops of cold water were falling on
head or from heart or anus :-Cann-s.
Tendency to lie with head low :-
Absin.
Tendency to take cold in head and feet :-
Sil.
Worse from uncovering head :-
Sil.
Worse lying with head low :-
Arn.
Worse on head becoming cold :-
Bell.,
Sep.
Worse while lying on left side with head low :-
Calc.
Headache :-
Any attempt of brain-workers to use mind brings on
headache :-Pic-ac.
Heads :-
Children too weak to hold up their heads :-
Æth.
Heal :-
Small wounds suppurate and do not heal :-
Calc.,
(Hep.).
Hearing :-
Diminution of senses of smell sight and hearing :-
Anac.
Heart (See section on Heart.) :-
Congestion, especially of chest, heart and head :-
Acon.
Congestive condition of head and lungs with palpitation
of heart :-Ind.
Fainting, with pain in heart :-
Lach.
Fainting with palpitation of heart followed by
sleep :-Nux-m.
Fainting with pressure on heart :-
Petr.
Feeling as if pulled by the heart :-
Laur.,
Nux-v.
Sensation as if drops of cold water were falling on
head, or from heart or anus :-Cann-s.
Slight motion causes palpitation of heart and
sweat :-Nit-ac.
Heat :-
Aversion to heat and being covered :-
Sec.
Better from heat :-
Caust.,
Kali-bi.
Better from warmth or heat :-
Ars.
Burning itching pains, with heat :-
Clem.
Cannot bear heat of sun :-
Ant-c.,
(Bell.).
Constant want of animal heat, constant
chilliness :-Con.
Fainting from heat of room :-
Kreos.,
Spig.
Feeling of heat over whole body with thirst :-
All-c.
Flushes of :-
All over :-
Crot-h.,
(Lach.).
During climacteric age :-
(Lach.),
(Puls.), Sul-ac.
Too intolerable ; wants to uncover :-
Led.
Ill-effects from exposure to sun’s rays or to
heat :-Glon.
Is less affected by excessive heat in summer or cold in
winter :-Fl-ac.
Over-sensitiveness to heat and cold :-
Ip.
Weak faint spells with flushes of heat :-
Croto-t.
Worse from heat :-
Aloe,
Bry., Coc-c., Dig., Ferr., Sec.
Worse from heat especially heat of bed :-
Led.
Worse from heat of bed :-
Clem.
Worse in heat of sun’s rays :-
Agar.,
Bell.
Heated :-
Worse after being heated :-
Op.
Heaviness :-
Asaf.,
Bell., Nit-ac., Nux-v., Phos., Pic-ac., Puls., Rhus-t., Stann.
Debility, with heaviness and relaxation of body :-
Sabad.
Dullness and languor, with sensation of heaviness
through whole body :-Chen-v.
Extreme exhaustion and heaviness after slight exertion,
with great anxiety, nausea, pale face and difficult breathing :-Spong.
General debility with sensation of heaviness in
legs :-Petr.
General oppression and heaviness :-
Acet-ac.
Great heaviness and lassitude :-
Ran-b.,
Sabin.
Great heaviness of body :-
Calc.
Great prostration and heaviness of whole body :-
Nat-c.
Great weakness and debility with heaviness and
trembling :-Nit-ac.
Alternation with sensation of lightness :-
Nux-v.
And indolence ; laziness, obliging patient to lie
down :-Sabin.
And lameness :-
Æsc.
In whole body, as when one awakes from deep
sleep :-Rheum.
Of inner parts :-
Acon.,
Bism., Nux-v., Op., Rhus-t., Sil., Sulph.
Of mind and body :-
Phos.
Lassitude, lameness and soreness, with stiffness,
heaviness numbness and torpor :-Berb.
Painful heaviness of whole body :-
Phos.
Weariness and heaviness :-
After eating :-
Staph.
Of body :-
Bar-c.
Weariness depression heaviness and dull feeling :-
Hydrc.
Heavy :-
Body feels heavy and sore when rising from seat :-
Spig.
Tired feeling ; patient is always tired :-
Pic-ac.
Whole body feels heavy :-
(Pic-ac.),
Spong.
Hectic :-
Sepsis, with sunken features and hectic or typhoid
symptoms :-Carb-v.
Heights :-
Unusual buoyancy, enabling one to ascend great heights
or run rapidly without sense of fatigue or loss of breath :-Coca.
Hæmorrhage :-
Anæmia or atrophy from prolonged hæmorrhage :-
Helon.
From every orifice of body :-
Chin.
From orifices :-
Canth.
Of black blood from all orifices :-
Sul-ac.
Over various parts of black viscid clotted blood,
turning into long, black, strings, and hanging from bleeding
orifice :-Croc.
Small wounds bleed much :-
Phos.
Hæmorrhages :-
Erig.,
Mill.
Acute inflammation ; inflammatory fever ;
hæmorrhages of bright-red blood :-Acon.
Anæmia, with chlorosis ; defective
menstruation ; poverty of blood after hæmorrhages deficiency of
light air or suitable food or after exhausting diseases :-Ferr.
Small wounds bleed much :-
Kreos.,
(Lach.), Phos.
Blood lumpy and coagulates easily :-
Ferr.
From all orifices of body :-
Aran.,
Crot-h.
Of bright red blood :-
(Erig.),
(Ham.), Kali-n., (Sec.).
From orifices :-
Ip.
Profuse bright :-
Nit-ac.
Usually bright red profuse :-
Tril.
Venous congestion :-
Ham.
Hidebound :-
Feeling as if hidebound :-
Croto-t.
High :-
Better from lying with head high :-
Ars.
Hollow :-
Feeling of emptiness in whole body, as if were
hollow :-Kali-c.
Hoop :-
Sensation of hoop or band around parts :-
Anac.,
Cact., Con., Gels., Nit-ac., Plat., Puls., Sulph.
Hopeless :-
Great debility after loss of fluids, or after severe
illness, especially typhus if the patient is hopeless or despairs of
recovery :-Psor.
Hopping :-
Sensation as if something were hopping and jumping in
various parts :-Croc.
Hot :-
Feeling from head to stomach :-
Sang.
Worse during hot damp weather :-
Aloe.
Hot water :-
Sensation as if hot water were poured from chest into
abdomen :-Sang.
Hot weather :-
Worse in hot weather :-
Bell.,
Kali-bi.
Hour :-
Complaints return at precisely same hour :-
(Cedr.),
Ign.
Humor :-
Always out of humour, impatient, snappish, spiteful
will not give a civil answer ; excessive irritability :-Cham.
Hunger :-
Extreme emaciation with great hunger :-
Iod.
Hurry :-
Aimless hurry and desire to be constantly in
motion :-Lil-t.
Hyperæsthesia :-
Anæsthesia or excessive hyperæsthesia :-
Plb.
General anæsthesia or general hyperæsthesia :-
Absin.
Great hyperæsthesia of all the senses and exalted
susceptibility to impressions :-Cocc.
Hypertrophy :-
And induration of glands :-
Iod.
Hysterical :-
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.
Fainting fits, with hysterical debility :-
Ign.,
(Nux-m.).
Fainting :-
Gels.,
Ign., Mosch.
Intermittent, pulsative darting or lacerating pains
from within outward transferred from different parts, and relieved by
touching parts in hysterical patients :-Asaf.
Nervousness, sleeplessness and hysterical moods :-
Senec.
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