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 *****

Walk :-

Better from continuing to walk :-

Lyc.

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

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

Exhausted, faint and as if paralyzed after short
walk :-

Con.

Great weariness, not able to walk :-

Calc.

Pains force patient to get out of bed and night and
walk slowly about :-

Ferr.

Restless must walk slowly about :-

Ferr.

Stoop-shouldered ; cannot walk erect :-

Sulph.

Sudden sinking of strength ; is scarcely able to
talk or walk :-

Colch.

Thoroughly exhausted after a walk :-

Cann-i.

Worse on beginning to walk :-

Lyc.

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

Lil-t.

Walked :-

Tired all over as if had walked a great distance, with
aching in limbs ; can stand only with difficulty :-

Lac-ac.

Walking :-

Better after walking :-

Sulph.

Better from motion especially walking :-

Con.

Better from sweat after walking in open air :-

Chin-s.

Better from walking :-

Valer.

Better when walking :-

Canth.,
Dulc., Fl-ac., Stann.

In open air :-

Am-m.,
Graph., Lact., Naja, Nat-s., Nux-v., Rhus-r.

Bruised sensation when walking :-

Staph.

Easily exhausted by walking :-

Carb-an.

Fainting from walking in open air :-

Ferr.,
Kali-c., Senec., Seneg.

Feeling when walking as if leaned forward and to left
side :-

Asc-c.

Great debility and lassitude when walking in
morning :-

Chel.

Great fatigue after walking :-

Cor-r.

Great loss of power on walking especially in limbs,
with exhausting sweats :-

Calc.

Great weakness after walking :-

Ruta.

Great weakness and trembling of whole body while
walking :-

Lac-ac.

Lassitude when walking :-

Stram.

Pains disappearing when walking and return immediately
when at rest :-

Stann.

Staggering when walking :-

Bell.,
Bry., Cann-s., Nux-v., Op., Ruta, Stram., Sulph., Verat. (Alcohol.)

Unsteadiness and soreness of all parts of body when
walking :-

Bry.

Weakness of whole body especially knees, when
walking :-

Staph.

Worse from walking :-

Calc.,
Gels.

In open air :-

Cina.

Or riding :-

Arg-n.

Fast :-

Iod.

Worse when walking :-

Æsc.,
Nit-ac.

Yet pains so much after ceasing to walk, must walk
again :-

Lil-t.

Wandering :-

Rheumatic wandering pains with lameness :-

Meph.

Tearing cutting wandering pain with rheumatism :-

Acon.

Aching pains only in small spots, returning
often :-

Nux-m.

Pain :-

Shifting rapidly form part to part :-

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

Pass quickly over body :-

Sil.

Sometimes on one side, sometimes on the other :-

Rhus-r.

Want :-

Constant want of animal heat, constant
chilliness :-

Con.

Of energy :-

Carb-an.,
Laur.

Of reaction :-

Laur.,
Mosch., Op., Sulph.

Of susceptibility to drugs :-

Op.

Of vital reaction :-

Op.

Of vital warmth :-

Sil.

Even when taking exercise :-

Led.,
Sep.

Wants :-

To be continually moving about :-

Helon.

To be fanned hard :-

Carb-v.

Warm :-

Better in warm open air :-

Hell.

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

Ars.

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

Ham.

Worse in warm damp weather :-

Carb-v.

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

Bell.

Worse from warm application :-

Sec.

Worse from warm moist or south wind :-

Ip.

Worse from warm poultice :-

Lyc.

Warm air :-

Better in warm air :-

Nux-m.

Sensitiveness to :-

Cocc.

Warm food :-

Better from warm food :-

Graph.

And drink :-

Lyc.

Better while eating warm food :-

Aloe.

Worse after warm food :-

Bry.

Worse from warm food :-

Caust.,
Phos.

Warm room :-

Better in warm room :-

Chin.,
Cocc., Dulc., Lil-t., Sil.

Better form wrapped up well in warm room :-

Bell.

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

Hep.

Worse in close or warm room :-

Puls.

Worse in warm room :-

All-c.,
Dig., Mag-m.

Warmth :-

Better from warmth :-

Ars.,
Canth., Caps., Cham., Hep., Kali-c., Kreos., Rheum, Sil.

Or heat :-

Ars.

Better in dry weather and warmth :-

Am-c.

Pains relieved by warmth :-

Sep.

Uncomfortable prickling sensation of warmth over
body :-

Sang.

Very anxious ; restless with foreboding ;
tearing or tingling pains symptoms aggravated at night also by warmth and
motion :-

Acon.

Want of vital warmth :-

Sil.

Even when taking exercise :-

Led.,
Sep.

Worse from warmth :-

Ant-t.,
Apis, Arg-n., Bor., Iod., Nat-m., Phos., Sec.

And motion :-

Cann-s.

From sitting crooked :-

Ant-t.

Heat :-

Sec.

Of bed :-

Gels.,
Puls., Sulph.

Of stove :-

Kali-n.

Warm weather :-

Better during warm weather :-

Kali-n.

Worse in warm weather :-

Bor.

Washed :-

Children cannot bear to be washed :-

Am-c.,
(Ant-c.), Sulph.

Washing :-

Aversion to washing :-

Am-c.,
Ant-c., Bry., Cham., Rhus-t., Sep., Spig., Sulph.

Child smells sour even after washing or bathing every
day :-

Rheum.

Ill-effects from washing clothes :-

Phos.

Worse after washing :-

Calc.,
Clem., Sep., Sil. (Reverse :-
Flu-ac.)

Worse from cold especially cold washing :-

Lob.

Worse from washing or :-

Bathing :-

Sulph.

Getting wet :-

Nux-m.

Wasted :-

Feels wasted and worn out as if run down :-

Pic-ac.

Water :-

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

Phys.

Great aversion to water cannot bear to touch it :-

Am-c.

Nervous restlessness with rapid emaciation and constant
thirst for small quantities of water :-

Ars.

Sensation as if cold water had been poured over body
causing shuddering :-

Cimx.

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

Cann-s.

Watery :-

Yellow secretions :-

Nat-s.

Wax-like :-

Complete anasarca without thirst with very pale clear,
wax-like appearance :-

Apis.

Waxy :-

General anasarca, with pale waxy or earth colored skin
and great thirst :-

Ars.

Weak :-

Children to weak to hold up their heads :-

Æth.

Desire to stretch and yawn ; faint weak and
weary ; fullness, with throbbing in various organs, as if they
contained too much blood :-

Æsc.

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

Ars.

Faint anxious and weak pale in morning :-

Ars.

Great weakness ; feels too weak to talk and finds
it difficult to stand firmly :-

Cocc.

Malnutrition ; patient flabby weak and
sluggish ; has profuse sweats and discharges, with cold, damp
extremities :-

Calc.

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

(Agar.),
Cor-r.

Prostration, so weak almost constantly obliged to lie
down :-

Nit-ac.,
(Sil.).

So weak could scarcely speak :-

Cann-i.,
(Stann.).

Talking makes patient weak :-

Calc.

Very weak and indifferent to affairs of life :-

Ph-ac.

And exhausted :-

Sul-ac.

And languid feeling as after long and severe
illness :-

Asc-c.

And nervous ; a little exercise causes
palpitation :-

Chin-s.

And tired :-

All-c.

And tremulous with prostration, as after long and
severe illness :-

(Asc-c.),
Bapt.

Faint spells, with flushed of heat :-

Croto-t.

Languid feeling no desire to do anything :-

Bapt.

Sick feeling, with trembling when excited ; lame
and sore all over :-

Abrot.

Trembling, nervous :-

Lil-t.

Weakness and complete muscular relaxation ; feels
too weak to stretch out hand or do anything :-

Lob.

Weakened :-

Flaccidity and laxness, with weakened condition of
muscular structures :-

Mag-c.

Weakness :-

Constant weakness and trembling :-

Verat.

Debility and weakness must lie down :-

Am-c.

Ebullitions with anxiety and weakness as if paralyzed,
with sore feeling in various parts :-

Am-m.

Excessive :-

Verat.

Extreme, and prostration :-

(Ars.),
(Phos.), Verat.

Cannot stand up :-

Merc-cy.

Must sit or lie down constantly :-

(Sil.),
Stann.

Fainting fits, with subsequent weakness :-

Ferr.

Faintness goneness ; great weakness and
prostration :-

Hydr.

Faintness weakness and shuddering :-

Merc-c.

Faint like weakness :-

Carb-v.

Feeling of great weakness as from loss of
fluids :-

Lachn.

Feeling of weakness and trembling of all limbs :-

Hyper.

Frequent fainting from weakness with scarcely
perceptible pulse :-

Ars.

General sudden, excessive weakness :-

Phos.

General weakness and great exhaustion :-

Hydr-ac.

Great debility and weakness :-

Sang.,
Tab.

On making least exertion :-

(Ars.),
Carb-v.

Great languor with weakness of knees and
drowsiness :-

Nux-m.

Great :-

Æth.,
Calc., Samb.

After little exercise :-

Cann-s.

After walking :-

Ruta.

And debility with heaviness and trembling :-

Nit-ac.

And exhaustion :-

(Ars.),
Bry., Chin., Ign., (Phos.), (Sec.).

After exertion :-

Colch.

And languor :-

Raph.,
Ter.

And lassitude :-

Ambr.,
(Ars.), (Chin.), Daph.

And loss of breath on ascending stairs :-

Iod.

And prostration :-

Ars.,
Bry., Chin., Ferr., Glon., Kreos., Osm., Phos., Sec.

Especially in morning :-

Ph-ac.

Of whole system :-

(Ars.),
(Chin.), Phos.

And relaxation of all physical and mental powers after
exertion or after long talking :-

Nat-m.

And sinking of strength :-

(Ars.),
(Bry.), Dig., (Phos.).

And trembling of whole body while walking :-

Lac-ac.

And weariness of whole body :-

Squil.

As after great exertion :-

Kali-n.

Depression perspiration and sleeplessness :-

Cact.

Feels to weak to talk and finds it difficult to stand
firmly :-

Cocc.

From least exertion :-

(Ars.),
Nat-m.

Of mind and body in old people :-

Bar-c.

Trembling uneasiness :-

Petr.

With aversion to al food :-

Ip.

Without any apparent cause :-

Petr.

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

Ferr.

Mental nervous and physical weakness :-

Bar-c.

Over-sensitiveness of every part of body accompanied by
great weakness :-

Canth.

Pain followed by great weakness :-

Kali-p.

Paralytic :-

And soreness, especially when sitting and at
rest :-

(Agar.),
Rhus-t.

On beginning to move :-

Euph.

With all pains :-

Arg-m.

With pain in back :-

Cocc.

Physical and mental exhaustion and trembling in whole
body ; thinks will faint or sink down from weakness :-

Lach.

Relaxation, with weakness over whole body :-

Aml-n.

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

Elaps.

Sensitiveness of all nerves with morbid sensation of
general weakness :-

Chin.

Sudden weakness with coldness :-

Apis.

Tremulous :-

Crot-h.

Trembling, weakness :-

A languid and restless ; easily fatigued :-

Gels.

On motion :-

Anac.

Trembling with paralytic weakness :-

Anac.

And bruised feeling through whole body :-

Croto-t.

And complete muscular relaxation ; feels too weak
to stretch out hand or do anything :-

Lob.

And debility after loss of animal fluids :-

Chin-s.

And exhaustion of whole body :-

Graph.

And faintness associated with gastric
derangements :-

Abies-c.

And prostration :-

After loss of animal fluids or after long and severe
illness :-

Chin.

Of whole body, especially of knee joints :-

Lith-c.

With irresistible drowsiness :-

Laur.

And trembling especially of joints :-

Mang.

Debility, languor, lassitude :-

Alum.,
Am-c., Anac., Ars., Bar-c., Calc., Carb-v., Caust., Chin., Con., Cupr.,
Dig., Ferr., Hyos., Iod., Kali-c., Laur., Lyc., Mag-c., Mur-ac., Nit-ac.,
Nux-m., Nux-v., Olnd., Petr., Ph-ac., Phos., Rhus-t., Ruta, Sec., Sep.,
Stann., Ther., Verat.

From exertion :-

(Ars.),
Lyc.

Inactivity and general depression :-

Am-m.

Of all joints, especially ligaments :-

Acon.

Of body, as if coming from stomach :-

Mag-m.

Of vital powers :-

Laur.

Of whole body :-

Ambr.

Especially knees, when walking :-

Staph.

With sensation of trembling without trembling :-

Sul-ac.

Prostration faintness :-

Canth.

Weariness and prostration of whole body :-

Cycl.

With neuralgic pains, sometimes attended with or
succeeded by numbness of parts affected :-

Kalm.

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

Abies-n.

Weary tired bruised, sore ; great weakness must
lie down yet bed feels too hard :-

Arn.

Weariness :-

Ammc.

Excessive weariness and prostration :-

(Phos.),
Puls.

General lassitude and feeling weariness ; becomes
tired easily :-

Ham.

Great debility and lassitude, languor and faintness,
weariness and indolence :-

Chel.

Great languor and weariness indolence and prostration
especially in lower limbs :-

Ind.

Great weakness and weariness of whole body :-

Squil.

Great weariness and prostration :-

Coc-c.,
Merc.

Great weariness not able to walk :-

Calc.

Greater weariness in morning after rising than in
evening on going to bed :-

Nux-v.

Tired feeling, with weariness and restlessness in
limbs :-

Ind.

Weakness weariness and prostration of whole
body :-

Cycl.

And heaviness :-

After eating :-

Staph.

Of body :-

Bar-c.

And lassitude :-

Benz-ac.

Depression heaviness and dull feeling :-

Hydr-ac.

On ascending :-

Calc-p.

Over whole body :-

Calad.

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

Abies-n.

With inclination to stretch :-

Cimx.

Weary :-

Desire to stretch and yawn ; faint, weak and
weary ; fullness with throbbing in various organs, as if they
contained to much blood :-

Æsc.

Prostration ; tired weary especially about
knees :-

Nat-s.

Tired and weary all day :-

Am-c.

And tired when sitting, especially in feet :-

Mag-c.

Drowsy ; malaise :-

Helon.

Tired bruised sore ; great weakness ; must
lie down yet bed feels to hard :-

Arn.

Weather (See Temperature.) :-

Worse from every damp change of weather :-

Nat-s.

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

Bell.

Worse on change of weather :-

Calc-p.,
Carb-v., Chel., Dulc., Gels., Mang., Phos., Rhod.

Weeping :-

Lively music causes weeping :-

Kreos.,
Nat-s., Thuj.

Weight :-

Great emaciation ; weight reduced 70
pounds :-

Hydr.,
(Phytolacca berries.)

Great debility ; languor, with painful feeling of
weight and sensitiveness in all limbs :-

Agar.

West :-

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

Hep.

Wet :-

Worse during wet cold weather :-

Kali-n.

worse from getting wet in rain :-

Calc-p.

Worse from washing or getting wet :-

Nux-m.

Worse from wet poultices :-

Am-c.

Worse in wet cold air :-

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

Wet weather :-

Better in wet weather :-

Caust.

Worse in cold wet weather :-

Sul-ac.

Worse in wet weather :-

Dulc.,
Merc.

And in cold air outdoors ; fro lying on stomach or
on painful side :-

Am-c.

White :-

Anæmia, with great irritability ; skin watery and
milky white :-

Kali-c.

Red parts become white anæmia :-

Bor.,
Ferr., Hell., Merc., Valer.

Wind :-

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

Hep.

Worse from east wind :-

Hep.,
Spong.

Worse from north wind :-

Spong.

Worse in wind :-

Ars.,
Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sulph.

Winds :-

Worse during prevalence of northeasterly winds :-

Rhus-t.

Windy :-

Pains appear at approach of rough, windy weather or
thunder storm :-

Rhod.

Wine :-

Better from wine :-

Phos.

Worse from brandy or wine :-

Op.

Worse from sugar, coffee wine :-

Ox-ac.

Worse from wine :-

Ant-c.,
Arn., Ars., Calc., Carb-v., Coff., Gels., Glon., Led., Lyc., Nux-v., Op.,
Ran-b., Sil., Zinc.

Winter :-

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

Fl-ac.

Worse in winter :-

Aur.,
Rhus-t.

Withered :-

Emaciation, with withered old-man look :-

Arg-n.

Withering :-

Glands :-

Con.,
Iod.

Within :-

Intermittent, pulsative or pressive, darting or
lacerating pains from within outward, transferred fro different parts and
relieved by touching parts in hysterical patients :-

Asaf.

Pains from within outward :-

Bell.
(Reverse :- Cact.)

Pressing pains from within outward, as form a hard
pointed body :-

Ign.

Wood :-

Sensation as if parts or whole body were made of
wood :-

Kali-n.

Work :-

Indifference and disinclination for any mental or
physical work :-

Pic-ac.

Worn out :-

Feels wasted and worn out as if run down :-

Pic-ac.

Worse :-

Bruised sore feeling all over as from a fall or
blow :-

Arn.,
Bad., Led.

Worse in limbs and joints :-

Ruta.

Erethitic chlorosis, worse during cold weather :-

Ferr.

Excruciating pain and inflammation of small
joints :-

Caul.

Which are very tender to touch, worse at night :-

Act-sp.

Intolerable itching all over body without perceptible
eruption of skin especially in pregnant women worse at night preventing
sleep, and worse from scratching :-

Dol.

Pains and most other symptoms worse after sleep :-

Sel.

Pains characterized by great intensity are worse during
rest and can frequently either be entirely suppressed by rubbing and
pressure or by motion :-

Ind.

Pains in ligaments, tendons and synovial membranes,
worse at rest and on beginning to move, and better from continued
motion :-

Rhus-t.

Worse about new moon :-

Caust.

From motion ; uncovering head :-

Sil.

After caresses :-

Bell.,
Calc., Chin., Ign.

After changing position :-

Caps.,
Euphr., Ferr., Puls.

After drinking :-

After sleep ; after talking ; after
smoking ; in cold air :-

Cocc.

Before and during stool :-

Verat.

After eating :-

After drinking during menses ; at rest :-

Hyos.

After excessive sexual indulgence ; in cold
air ; in heat of sun’s rays ; before thunder storm :-

Agar.

And drinking ; at rest, especially when
sitting ; from noise ; from talking from heat ; form
motion :-

Ferr.

Or drinking ; at beginning of exercise ; in
cold air :-

Caps.

After excessive sexual indulgence :-

Agar.

After lying down :-

Caust.,
Ign., Led., Phos., Sulph.

From tobacco, coffee or brandy ; after perspiring
from noise ; from slight touch :-

Ign.

From warm, moist touch :-

Ign.

After meals ; on rising from seat ; from
nursing :-

Æth.

After sleep :-

Lach.

After eating ; from sun’s rays of heat in open
air :-

Lach.

During sweat ; in dark ; when alone ;
from touch :-

Stram.

After sleeping ; lying on left side :-

Cinnb.

At night :-

Anthro.

Before midnight :-

Ant-t.,
Cact., Carb-v., Led., Lyc., Mur-ac., Puls., Ran-s., Sabad., Spong.

With tossing about :-

Abies-c.,
Abies-n.

At rest :-

Samb.

After eating and drinking ; from anger :-

Coloc.

From talking ; from music :-

Ph-ac.

In cold air ; in wet weather ; after change
of weather :-

Dulc.

In warm room from touch ; when lying on right
side :-

Mag-m.

On rising ; when standing :-

Fl-ac.

When lying down ; from wine :-

Arn.

Before or during thunder storm ; from riding in
carriage or ship in open air :-

Petr.

During cold weather :-

Ammc.

During dry weather :-

Caust.

From mental exercise ; washing at rest ;
after eating :-

Sep.

During full moon :-

Alum.,
Graph., Sulph.

From cold ; during rest :-

Sabad.

During new and full moon ; on alternate
days ; from motion ; form eating potatoes :-

Alum.

During new moon :-

Alum.,
Am-c., Calc., Caust., Cupr., Daph., Sep., Sil.

During rest :-

Mur-ac.

In damp, cold weather :-

Ruta.

In open air :-

Senec.

On entering a room form open air in cold weather ;
during prevalence of northeasterly winds :-

Rhus-t.

While sitting ; while eating ; while lying
down :-

Con.

During thunder storm ; after least exertion ;
after meals ; from talking ; from eating sweet things :-

Nat-c.

Evening and night :-

In wet weather and in cold air outdoors ; during
and after eating ; on ascending from stooping from wet
poultices :-

Am-c.

Lying on right side ; in close room :-

Iod.,
Puls.

On rising from lying down :-

Acon., (Bry.),
(Dig.), (Op.).

From acids ; in the open air ; from fat
food ; from motion :-

Merc-c.

From anger :-

Coloc.,
Staph.

From anything cold ; after eating and
drinking ; from lying with head low :-

Ars.

From change of temperature on awaking while walking on
rising form seat ; from touch :-

Nit-ac.

From change of weather ; from motion :-

Chel.

From coffee, liquor and tobacco ; when
eating :-

Cann-i.

From cold air :-

From lying down ; from drinking coffee ; from
motion after mental excitement :-

Cist.

From touching parts ; during sleep ; from
swallowing :-

Hep.

From cold and cold air :-

From slightest touch :-

Carb-an.

On Ascending :-

(Reverse :- Bor.)

During and after coition ; after eating ;
from exertion ; from walking ; from milk ; near or during
full moon ; with head low ; after washing :-

Sil. (Reverse :-
Flu-ac.)

While on left side with head low ; from
pressure :-

(Reverse :-
Nit-ac.)

From perspiration :-

Calc.,
(Nat-m.)

From cold, damp weather ; from washing or getting
wet from riding in carriage after eating or drinking :-

Nux-m.

From cold :-

From letting limb hang down :-

(Puls.),
Thuj.

From lying on painless side ; after eating :-

Kali-bi.

When lying down ; during sleep ; from
sweating ; from anger ; from chagrin :-

Cham.

From contact :-

Cupr.

Motion, stretching, changing position of body from
changes in temperature :-

Ran-b.

From damp air ; from motion :-

Still.

From dampness ; from damp changes of
weather :-

Nat-s.

From drinking coffee or cold water when
standing :-

Canth.

From east wind :-

Hep.,
Spong.

From eating veal :-

(Calc.),
(Caust.), Ip., (Sep.), (Zinc.).

From exercise :-

From mental activity :-

Phys.

From warmth ; in close room :-

Apis.

From exertion :-

Of body :-

Arn.,
Ars., Bry., Cocc., Croc., Lyc., Rhus-t., Sulph.

Of mind :-

Calc.,
Ign., Nux-v., Sep.

Talking, reading, writing, eating, warmth, motion
lying ; obliged to sit up in bed at night in order to find
relief :-

Nat-m.

From heat :-

During hot damp weather ; from motion ; after
eating :-

Aloe.

Especially heat of bed ; from motion (only pains
in joints, not pains in other part of body) ; from wine :-

Led.

Of bed ; from washing ; after eating ;
from pressure :-

Clem.

From lifting :-

Calc.,
Carb-an., Carb-v., Graph., Hyper., Lyc., Rhus-t.

From light :-

Calc.,
Con., Euphr., Graph., Phos.

Noise, motion :-

Sang.

From lying ; obliged to sit up in bed even at
night in order to find relief :-

Nat-m.

From mental exertion ; from motion :-

Colch.

From motion :-

Apoc.

During menses :-

Cimic.

From artificial light ; from cold ; after
eating ; from eating juicy fruit ; from change of weather ;
from getting wet in rain :-

Calc-p.

From cold or cold air ; as soon as it gets
dark :-

Camph.

From heat :-

Coc-c.

After warm food :-

Bry.

From letting limb hang down :-

(Puls.),
Sabin.

From pressure :-

Phyt.

From wine from shaking or jarring :-

Glon.

Slight touch ; lying on right side ; from
mental exertion ; from coffee wine, tobacco, alcoholic liquors from
windy weather ; from sedentary habits ; from loss of
sleep ; from overeating from cold :-

Nux-v.

Talking ; when descending :-

Stann.

Touch, turning eyes ; after coition :-

Staph.

On bending down :-

Spig.

Warmth warm applications :-

Sec.

When walking ; when breathing deeply ; after
eating :-

Æsc.

From movement ; from sugar, coffee, wine :-

Ox-ac.

From music :-

Nat-c.,
Sep.

From north wind :-

Spong.

From reading :-

Calc.,
Cocc., Nat-m., Sil.

From rest :-

Euph.,
Iris.

From sexual excesses or onanism ; from anger,
grief or sorrow :-

Staph.

From stimulants :-

Naja.

From touch :-

(Ant-c.),
(Bell.), Ran-s.

From motion :-

Mez.

From touching parts or contact ; after eating or
drinking :-

(Ars.),
Chin.

From uncovering in cold :-

Rheum.

From vexation :-

Acon.,
Bry., Cham., Coloc., Ign., Nat-m., Nux-v., Plat., Staph.

From walking form warmth of bed ; from
smoking ; from wine ; form change of weather ; in damp
weather :-

Gels.

From warm, moist or south wind :-

Ip.

From warmth :-

Bor.,
Phos.

And motion :-

Cann-s.

From cold food ; from walking or riding ;
after eating :-

Arg-n.

Heat :-

Sec.

Of bed :-

During rest ; when standing ; from washing
or bathing in open air :-

Sulph.

In close or warm room ; while lying down,
especially on left side ; after eating fat food, pork, ice, cream,
fruit or pastry ; when sitting after long exercise, or on rising
after having been sitting for a long time :-

Puls.

Of stove ; during wet, cold weather ; when
perspiring ; in open air ; during full moon ; after eating
veal :-

Kali-n.

From wind :-

Ars.,
Calc., Carb-v., Coff., Lyc., Nux-v., Op., Ran-b., Sil., Zinc.

From windy weather :-

Nux-v.

In afternoon :-

Alum.,
Am-c., Anac., Ant-c., Asaf., Canth., Chel., Laur., Lyc., Mosch., Nit-ac.,
Sars., Thuj.

In autumn with warm days and damp, cold nights :-

Merc.

In close room :-

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

In cold air :-

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

At rest :-

Kali-i.

From motion ; from cold :-

Mosch.

From stooping ; from thinking of pin :-

Hell.

In company :-

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

In dark :-

Am-m.,
Carb-an., Caust., Valer.

In draft of air :-

Chin.,
Nux-v., Sel.

From getting cold ; after riding ; after
drinking ; during and after menses :-

Graph.

In dry, cold air :-

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

In evening :-

Acon.,
Am-c., Am-m., Ambr., Ant-c., Ant-t., Asaf., Bell., Caps., Caust., Colch.,
Cycl., Euphr., Guai., Hell., Hyos., Kali-c., Kali-n., Lach., Lyc., Mag-c.,
Meny., Merc., Mez., Nit-ac., Phos., Plat., Puls., Ran-b., Ran-s., Sep.,
Stann., Stront., Sul-ac., Sulph., Zinc.

In hot weather :-

Ant-c.,
Bell., Kali-bi.

After eating ; during summer :-

Kali-bi.

In morning :-

Acon.,
Am-m., Ant-c., Bry., Calc., Chel., Croc., Dros., Eup-per., Guai., Ip.,
Kali-n., Meny., Nat-m., Nux-v., Phos., Ran-b., Squil., Valer., Verat.

From 4 to 10 o’clock :-

Abrot.

Or from evening till midnight ; in open air ;
after midnight and during the day ; from lying down ; from
rubbing :-

Anac.

While sitting :-

Ang.

In open air :-

From pleasant surprises ; after eating ; from
motion :-

Coff.

From warm food ; from cold ; from dry
weather :-

Caust.

In cold weather ; from cold bathing form cold
food ; from rest :-

Kreos.

In room ; at rest :-

Plat.

In warm, damp weather ; from changes of
weather :-

Carb-v.

In warm room :-

All-c.,
Nicc.

From heat :-

Dig.

On lying down :-

Nicc.

In warm weather :-

Ant-c.,
Bor.

After eating ; from wine :-

Glon.

After bathing :-

Anthro.

In wet cold air :-

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

In wet weather ; in autumn, with warm days and
damp, cold nights ; during exercise ; when lying or right
side :-

Merc.

In wind :-

Ars.,
Lyc., Nux-v., Phos., Puls., Sulph.

In winter :-

Aur.,
Rhus-t.

Lying down :-

Lachn.

On looking at anything :-

Lith-c.

Lying on painful side ; from pressure from
warmth ; on walking fast ; from riding in carriage ; from
rising in bed :-

Iod.

Lying on right side :-

Nux-v.

Sitting beginning to walk ; after eating
especially oysters ; from warm poultices ; from pressure of
clothes ; from strong smells ; while urinating ; from
riding :-

Lyc.

Lying with head low ; when ascending :-

Spong.

On ascending :-

Ars.,
Bry., Calc., Iod., Spong.

On awaking :-

Ambr.,
Ars., Calc., Caust., Hep., Nit-ac., Phos.

On becoming cold :-

Ammc.,
Ars., Kali-c., Mosch., Nux-v., Sabad.

On beginning to move :-

Caps.,
Con., Euphr., Ferr., Lyc., Puls., Rhus-t.

On feet becoming cold :-

Sil.

On going into a cold place :-

Ars.,
Ran-b.

On head becoming cold :-

Bell.,
Sep.

On looking fixedly at object :-

Calc.,
Cina, Kali-c., Lyc., Nat-m., Rhod., Ruta, Seneg., Sil.

On lying down from cold air ; in raw, cold
weather :-

Rumx.

On movement :-

Berb.,
Bry., Par.

From touch form cold air ; from sudden changes in
weather from warm to cold ; in hot weather ; from heat of
sun :-

(Ant-c.),
Bell.

On pressure ; from drinking ; from walking in
open air ; lying on right side :-

Cina.

On rising :-

During and after sleep ; from fright ; from
brandy of wine ; after being heated :-

Op.

From motion :-

Verat-v.

On stooping ; from slight touch from change of
weather :-

Mang.

When alone ; from warm feed ; lying on back
or left side ; on rising from seat ; during thunder
storm :-

Nat-c.,
Rhod.

On change of weather ; from singing and
laughing ; from strong odors :-

Phos.

When among strangers :-

Sep.,
Stram.

When beginning to move ; after drinking cold
water :-

Rhus-r.

When fasting :-

Croc.

When lying down :-

Ant-t.,
Ars., Aur., Caps., Caust., Cham., Dros., Euphr., Ferr., Lyc., Meny.,
Plat., Puls., Rhus-t., Sil.

When lying on back :-

Nux-v.,
Phos.

When lying on left side :-

Acon.,
Lyc., Phos., Puls.

When lying on painful side :-

Bar-c.,
Bry., Hep., Iod., Nux-m., Ruta, Sil.

When lying on side :-

Acon.,
Anac., Calc., Carb-an., Kali-c., Lyc., Stram.

When moon is decreasing :-

Alum.,
Dulc., Thuj.

When moving ; when sitting bent, yet there is a
feeling that must bend :-

Kalm.

When playing on piano :-

Nat-c.

When sitting :-

(Bry.),
Gamb.

And after rising :-

Guai.

Bent yet there is a feeling that must bend :-

Kalm.

When standing ; form motion and exertion :-

Pall.

When thinking of disease :-

Bar-c.,
(Ox-ac.).

When touched ; form lying on back ; riding in
carriage :-

Arg-m.

When walking yet pains so much after ceasing to walk
must walk again :-

Lil-t.

While at rest ; from change of weather ;
before thunder storm ; in cold damp weather :-

Rhod.

While lying in bed ; from drinking :-

Plb.

While sitting :-

In cold weather :-

Mag-c.

Or standing :-

Valer.

Wounded :-

Pride easily wounded wants to be flattered :-

Pall.

Wounds :-

Hæmorrhages and small wounds bleed much :-

Kreos.,
(Lach.), (Phos.).

Small wounds suppurate and do not heal :-

Calc.,
(Hep.).

Wrapped :-

Better when wrapped up :-

Rheum.

Up well in warm room :-

Bell.

Wrapping :-

Better from wrapping head :-

Sil.

Better from wrapping up :-

Graph.

Warmly :-

Hep.

Wrinkled :-

Old misers with wrinkled faces :-

Lyc.

Wrinkles :-

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

(Arg-n.),
Op.

Writing :-

Worse from writing :-

Nat-m.

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