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Tumors – Tissues – Chapter 44 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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CHAPTER 44.
TISSUES.

Adipose
* Bones * Cancer
* Cartilages * Decomposition
* Degeneration * Emaciation
* Excretions * Fibrous
* Fluids * Gangrene
* Glands * Granulations
* Hypertrophy * Indurations
* Inflammation * Ligaments
* Metamorphosis * Mucous
Membranes
* Muscles * Nerves
* Nutrition * Parenchymatous
Organs
* Periosteum * Plague
* Pyæmia * Secretions
* Serous Membranes * Stenosis
* Suppuration * Swelling
* Tendons * Trichinosis
* Tubercles * Tumors
* Ulcers

Tumors.


Tumors

(undefined) :-
Agar., Apis,
Astac.,
Carb-an.,
Sulph.

Abdomen, in :-

Aur-m-n.

Abdomen, in, throbbing

(abdominal
aneurism) :- Bar-m.

Ascites, with :-

Apis.

Atheroma :-

Bell.,
Calc., Graph.,
Lac-ac., Sil.

Blood boils, like, on
scalp, worse pressure, motion, better heat, itching as if in
bones :-

Kali-c.

Bony :-

(See
Bones Swelling, Tumor.)

Burning :-

Apis,
Ars., Con.

Cancerous :-

(See
Cancer.)

Cephalæmatoma :-

(See
Tumors, Chapter 4 :
Outer Head
.)

Cerebral :-

(See
Brain Tumors, Chapter
3 : Inner Head
.)

Cheloid, multiple,
appeared after excision of tumor, rapidly returned and increased in
size :-

Sil.

Cold :-

Form.

Colloid :-

Carb-ac.,
Hydr., Phos.

Cystic

(See Wens.) :-
Apis,
Apoc.,
Ars., BAR-C.,
Brom., CALC.,
¤ Calc-s.,
Graph., Hep.,
Sil.

Cholesteatoma :-

Calc.

Osteoma :-

Mez.

Pus,
discharging :-

Calc.

Sebaceous :-

Agar.,
BAR-C.,
Bell., Hep., Kali-br.

Sebaceous, particularly
atheromatous :-

Graph.

Sebaceous, particularly
when atheromatous :-

Sil.

Axilla, in :-

Bar-c.

Elbow, at point
of :-

Hep.

Molluscum, body and
limbs covered with soft, round, smooth, painless tumors, with broad
base, bluish, then purplish or pinkish hue, found on puncture to
contain semi-fluid, sebaceous

(atheromatous)
atheromatous matter, varied in size from a bean to a filbert, and
were in all stages of development :-

Sulph.

Nodular, discharging on
being opened thick, purulent masses, mixed with blood and
serum :-

Hippoz.


Serous, in
vagina :-

Puls.

Skull, particularly
on :-

BAR-C.

Steatoma :-

Bar-c., Calc.,
Guare., Hep., Sil.

Synovial :-

Sil.

Enchondroma :-

Calc.,
Sil.

Epithelioma :-

Acet-ac.,
Alumn., Ars-i., Aur., Bell., Carb-an., Con., Hydr., Kreos., Merc-c.,
Merc-i-f., Nat-m., Nit-ac., Phos., Sil., Thuj.

Epulis :-

(See
Gums Tumor, Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums
.)

Erectile :-

Lyc.,
Nit-ac., Phos.

Fatty

(lipoma) :-
Agar.,
Am-m., BAR-C.,
BELL., Calc.,
Croc.,
Graph., Lap-a.,
Phos., Phyt.

Liquors, from abuse
of :-

Calc.

Neck, especially
about :-

BAR-C.

Neck, on :-

Phos.

Scalp, on :-

Croc.

Scrofulous :-

Calc.

Fibroid

(See Uterus
Tumors
, Chapter 23 :
Female Sexual Organs
.) :-
Bell.,
Bry., Calc.,
Calc-s., Con.,
Lap-a., Led.,
Sil.

Fibro-cellular :-

Acet-ac.


Fungous

(See Uterus
Tumors
, Chapter 23 :
Female Sexual Organs
.) :-
Calen., Sang.

Hæmatodes :-

Ars., Calc.,
Carb-v., LACH.,
Nat-m.,
Nit-ac.,
PHOS.,
Puls.,
Sep.,
Sil., Staph.,
THUJ.

Medullaris :-

Calc.,
Carb-an.,
Nit-ac., Phos.,
Sil.,
Thuj.

Idiopathic, of dura
mater :-

Calc-p.

Particularly if
syphilitic :-

Manc.

Ganglion :-

Benz-ac., Ruta.

Glandular :-

(See
Glands Swelling.)

Gummata :-

Carb-an.

Hæmatoma

(See
Fungous ; also Skin
Nævi
, Chapter 46 :
Skin
.) :- Arn.,
Con.

Hard

(See
Fibroid.) :-
Con., Sil.

Hard, especially on
legs, dark color, yellow pustules interwoven, basis hard and painful
to pressure only then, navel-like centre is not painful, surrounded
by a red halo, after discharging, sunk for a month or a year, and
covered themselves with thick crusts :-

Kali-i.

Hard, bluish on end of
nose :-

Carb-an.

Size of egg, hard, on
pressure movable, a short distance above knee :-

Ign.

Injuries :-

Arn.

Burns, after :-

Calc.

Can be traced to a
bruise, lancinating pain :-

CON.

Lipoma :-

(See
Fatty.)

Lupus :-

(See
Cancer.)

Lymphoma :-

Ars.,
Phos., Sec.

Nævi :-

(See Skin
Nævi
, Chapter 46 :
Skin
.)

Osseous :-

(See
Bones Swelling, Tumor.)

Ovarian :-

(See
Ovaries Tumor, Chapter
23 :
Female Sexual Organs
.)

Pain :-

Intolerable, drives to
desperation :-

Stram.

Irritable :-

Phyt.

Lacerating,
pricking :-

Hep.

Lancinating :-

Ars.,
CON.

Lancinating, in night

(cancer
mammæ) :- Aster.

Lancinating, burning,
deep-seated pains :-

Anan.


Polypus :-

CALC.,
Calc-p.,
Carb-an., Con., Lyc., Sil., TEUCR.

Bladder :-

Calc.

Bleed profusely on
slight provocation :-

Phos.

Cartilage like, undergo
retrograde metamorphosis :-

Carb-an.

Cervix uteri,
on :-

Ars.

Ear, in :-

CALC.

Fibroid, particularly
nasal, of all kinds :-

TEUCR.

Fibrous :-

¤ Calc-s.

Fleshy, retrograde
slowly :-

Carb-an.

Nasal :-

CALC.

Nose or ears,
of :-

Phos.

Soft :-

Kali-s.

Uterus, of :-

CALC.,
Led.

Vagina, in :-

Puls.

Women, especially among
old and middle-aged, in ear and nose :-

Teucr.

Sarcoma :-

Burning :-

Bar-c.

Malignant :-

Crot-h.,
Lap-a.

Neck, in,
burning :-

Bar-c.

Open :-

Kali-m.

Osteo :-

Carb-ac.,
Graph., Hecla.


Scirrhous :-

(See
Cancer.)

Sebaceous :-

(See
Cystic.)

Steatoma :-

(See
Cysts.)

Varicose :-

Arn.,
Fl-ac., Ham., Lyc.

Wens

(See Cysts.) :-
Anan., BAR-C.,
Bell.,
Calc.,
Caust., Clem., Con.,
Graph., Kali-c., Nit-ac.,
Ph-ac.,
Phyt., Rhus-t., Sil.,
Sulph.,
Thuj.

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