CHAPTER 36.
NERVES.Activity
(strength)
* Catalepsy * Chorea
* Convulsions * Fainting
* Faintness * Hysteria
* Lassitude (Fatigue)
* Malaise * Nerves
* Nervousness * Neuralgia
* Paralysis * Restlessness
* Sensations (See
Chapter 43 :
Sensations in General)
* Starting * Trembling
* Twitching *Weakness
Weakness.
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Weakness
(debility,
exhaustion, feebleness, prostration, loss of strength, vital power
diminished, etc.) :-
Æsc-g.,
Agar., Agn., Ail.,
Alet.,
Aloe, Ambr.,
Aml-ns., Anac.,
Anag., Anan.,
Ang., Ant-ar., Ant-m., Ant-t., Anthro., Apis,
Apoc., Aran., Arg-n., Arn., ARS.,
Ars-h., Ars-i.,
Ars-met.,
Ars-s-f., Ars-s-r., Arum-d., Arum-m., Asc-t., Aspar., Aster., Aur., Aur-m.,
BAPT.,
Bar-c., Bar-m.,
Bell., BENZ-AC.,
Berb.,
Bism., Bor., Brach., BRY.,
Cact., CALC.,
CALC-P., Calc-s.,
Camph., Caps.,
Carb-ac., Carb-an., CARB-V.,
CAUST., Cedr.,
CHEL.,
CHIN., Chin-ar.,
Chin-s., Chlf.,
Chlol., Chr-ac.,
Cic., Cina, Cinnm.,
Cinnb., Cit-l.,
Clem., COCA,
Cocc., Coch.,
Coff.,
Coloc., Con., Corn.,
Croc.,
Crot-h., Crot-t., Cub., Cupr., Cupr-ar., Cupr-s.,
Cur., Cycl.,
DIG.,
Dios., Dor.,
Dulc., Elat.,
Eucal., Eup-pur., Euphor.,
Ferr.,
Ferr-i., FL-AC.,
Form., Gamb., GELS.,
Glon., GRAPH.,
Grat., Guare.,
Guara., Ham.,
Hell., HELON.,
Hep., Hipp.,
Hydr., Hydr-ac., Iber.,
Ign., Iod.,
Iris, Jal.,
Kali-bi.,
Kali-br., KALI-C.,
Kali-i., KALI-P.,
Kreos., Lac-ac.,
Lac-d.,
Laur., Lept., Lil-t., Lob., LYC.,
Lyss., Mag-p.,
Med., MERC.,
Merc-c., MERC-CY.,
Merc-i-r., Merc-sul.,
Merl., Morph.,
Mosch., MUR-AC.,
Murx., Mygal.,
Myric., Nat-ar.,
NAT-C.,
NAT-M., Nat-s.,
Nicc., NIT-AC.,
Nuph., NUX-V.,
Œna., Ol-j.,
OP.,
Ox-ac.,
Pall., Par.,
Petr., PH-AC.,
PHOS., Phyt.,
Pic-ac., Plat., Plb., Podo.,
Polyp., Psor.,
Ptel., Puls.,
Ran-b., Rat.,
RHUS-T.,
Rhus-v., Rob., Rumx.,
Sabad., Sarr., Sars.,
Sec., Sep.,
Sil., Spong.,
STANN.,
Stram., Stront-c.,
Sul-ac., SULPH.,
Syph., Tab.,
Tarax., Tell.,
Ter., Thuj.,
Tub., Ust., Uva,
VERAT.,
Verat-v.,
Vesp.,
Vinc., Viol-o., Xan.,
Zinc., Zing.
Abdomen :-
Affections, in, of,
constantly increasing :-Psor.
Burning distress in
stomach and pancreas :-Iris.
Colic, after :-
Æth.
Colic, before
(dysmenorrhœa) :-
Phyt.
Colic, with :-
Hell.,
Nat-s.Colic, in
potters’ :-Alumn.
Colic, with
tympanitic :-Rob.
Lack of nourishment,
from(enteralgia) :-
Cycl.Limbs, especially in
abdomen and :-Bor.
Pain, after :-
Ham.
Peritonitis, in and
enteritis :-Uran-n.
Tenderness :-
Raph.
Throbbing :-
Calad.
Activity :-
Follows increased
activity :-Aur.
More nimble and active
during exhaustion :-Lyss.
Addison’s, in,
disease :-Calc.,
Iod.Affected, of,
parts :-Cadm-s.
Afternoon, in :-
Kali-c.,
Sulph.When he rises to
sitting position he feels as if he would instantly sink down and
die :-Asar.
Lasting till 2 P.M.,
gradually diminishing :-Lyss.
At 3 P.M. :-
Lyss.
Albuminuria, in :-
Ars., Calc-ar.,
Dig., Iod., Merc-c., Nat-c., Ter.
Anæmia, in :-
Chin.,
FERR.,
KALI-C., Nat-c.,
Nat-m., PHOS.
Anthrax, in, from
eating meat of diseased animals :-
Anthraci.
Anus :-
Prolapsus :-
Arn.
Prolapsus and loss of
blood :-
Coll.
Apoplexy, in :-
Arn.
Appetite, loss
of :-
Œna.,
Sul-ac.
Loss of, in dyspepsia :-
Nux-v.
Back :-
Abscess, spinal :-
Ph-ac.
Aching :-
Coch.
Aching, as if pounded
all over :-
Phyt.
Pain low down
(dysmenorrhœa) :-
Nux-m.
Posterior spinal
sclerosis :-
Pic-ac.
Work, as after
hard :-
Apis.
Bathing, from a sea
bath :-
Mag-m.
(See Position,
Chapter 35 :
Rest, Position, Motion.)
Run, desired to get out
of and, about, but fell over :-
Ferr-p.
Sinking down, towards
foot :-
Crot-h.
Sliding down
(typhus) :-
Apis, Mur-ac.
Slipping down
(pneumonia,
acute catarrh) :-
Ant-t.
Bladder, paralysis
of :-
Cic.
Bones :-
Aching, as if :-
Rhus-t.
As if marrow were
stiff :-
Ang.
Brain :-
Cerebro-spinal
meningitis, in :-
Verat.
Exaltation, after, of
brain and spine :-
Atrop-s.
Hydrocephaloid
symptoms, in summer complaint :-
Phos.
Hydrocephalus :-
Apis,
Phos.
Irritation, in
dentition :-
Cupr-a.
Meningitis, in :-
Cupr.,
Cupr-a., Sep.
Weary, tired,
sensation :-
Con.
Breathing :-
Asthma, in :-
Carb-v.,
Ip.
Asthma Millari, after
attack of :-
Cupr.
Asthma, after :-
Rumx.
Dyspnœa, with
(irritation
of cardiac nerves) :-
Coll.
Oppressed,
short :-
Thuj.
Oppression, worse in
open air :-
Lyc.
Scarcely, can, breathe
(intermittent) :-
Chin-s., Phos.
Bronchitis, in :-
Of the aged :-
Am-c.
Chronic :-
Inul.
Cancer, in :-
Ars.,
Carb-an.
Carbuncle, in :-
Anthraci.,
Ars.
Catalepsy, in :-
Art.
Catarrh, in :-
Petr.
Bronchial :-
CALC.,
Puls.
Bronchial, of old
people :-
Hydr.
Bronchial and vesical
catarrh :-
Cop.
Chronic :-
Ip.,
Lyc.
Hay catarrh :-
STICT.
Nasal :-
LYC.
Persistent :-
Lyc.
Chest :-
Affection, after
abortion :-
Nux-m.
Complaints :-
Apis.
Oppression :-
Psor.
Originates :-
Phos.,
Seneg.
Pleurisy, in :-
Ferr-m.
Proceed from chest,
seems to, with leucorrhœa :-
STANN.
Spasms, after
paroxysms :-
Hyos.
Speech, causes
difficult, particularly in chest :-
STANN.
Sticking in region of
5th and 6th ribs, morning, while walking :-
Ran-b.
Children, in :-
Sulph.
Ani, prolapsus :-
PODO.
Carious, with no
organic lesion save, condition of teeth, flesh fairly firm,
complexion delicate, hair light and curly :-
Ferr-p.
Dentition, in :-
Calc.,
Calc-p., Ip.
Influenza,
after :-
Abrot.
Lifted, must be, and
held up, seemed as if it would die
(intermittent) :-
Cact.
Softness, with, of
flesh :-
Podo.
Stand, cannot, or hold
up head :-
Æth.
Chill :-
After :-
Apis.
Before :-
Thuj.
During :-
Agar.,
Aran., Astac.
Evening, from, until
midnight :-
Phos.
Fell down in a bunch,
during
(ague) :-
Ip.
Chilliness,
with :-
Corn.
Ant-t.,
Ars.,
Ars-h., Atrop-s., CAMPH.,
CHIN-S., Colch.,
Crot-h., Jatr.,
Sec., VERAT.
Cholerine, in :-
Phos.
Choleroid diseases,
with cold skin, yet unable to bear warmth :-
SEC.
Congestion,
simultaneously with intense
(meningitis) :-
Verat.
4th day :-
Ph-ac.
Infantum :-
Ars-i.,
Manc., VERAT.
Morbus :-
Colch.,
VERAT.
Chorea, in :-
Chel.
Attacks, after :-
Nat-m.
Climacteric
period :-
Helon.
Uterine
affections :-
Hydr.
Coffee, exhausted, but
lively after drinking :-
Eug.
Collapse :-
(See
Sinking.)
Coldness :-
Ars.,
CARB-V.,
VERAT.
Fingers, and blueness
of hands and :-
Crot-h.
Skin, of :-
CHIN.
Surface, especially
below knees to feet :-
Carb-v.
Weather, particularly
in cold :-
Apis.
Confinement, 6 weeks
after, in hydrogenoid constitution :-
Nat-s.
Constipation,
with :-
Mez.,
Nux-m.
Discharge like
horse-dung in size
(sacculated
ovarian disease) :-
Lach.
Constitution :-
Deep-seated
dyscrasia :-
SUL-AC.
Emaciated boys cough
day and night :-
Lyc.
Habits, in persons of
dissolute :-
Gels.
Women,
especially :-
ALET.
Convalescence :-
Acute disease,
after :-
Calc-p.,
Psor.
Adynamic disease,
after :-
Ail.
Appetite, if, does not
return :-
Ant-c.
Convalescence, as from,
from severe sickness when treated by strong drugs :-
Bapt.
Illness, exhausting,
after severe or :-
CHIN.,
Cur.
Illness, felt as if
recovering from severe :-
Asc-t.
Illness, feeling as
after a long :-
Ars-h.,
Helon.
Low fevers,
from :-
Coca.
Prostrating, from,
diseases :-
Guara.
Protracted,
slow :-
Alet.,
Sil.
Protracted, in
cerebro-spinal meningitis :-
Calc.,
Sil.
Relapses, easy,
protracted convalescence :-
CALC.
Typhus, from :-
Coca,
Fl-ac.
Convulsions :-
After :-
Aml-ns.,
Art., Cupr.,
Ip., Œna.
Epileptic, after :-
Aster., Plb.,
Sulph.
Epileptiform,
after :-
Chin-ar.,
Hydr-ac.
Hydrocephaloid,
with :-
Zinc.
Puerperal, in :-
Verat-v.
Puerperal, in, after
respiration has been restored :-
Cic.
Tetanic, after :-
Sec.
Uræmic, in
albuminuria :-
Cupr-ar.,
Ter.
Cough, with :-
NIT-AC.,
Psor.
After, worse :-
Coff.,
Dig., Kreos.,
Rumx.
Acute cases :-
Rhus-t.
Caused by :-
Kali-c.
Continuous for an hour
or more, early in morning :-
Phel.
Die, as if she would,
after coughing spell
(measles) :-
Lach.
Expectoration, with
free gray, in phthisical patients :-
Cur.
Expectoration, with
light red bloody, 1/2 a pound in all :-
Mill.
Lie down, has to, and
sleep after :-
Rhod.
Long continued :-
Ol-j.
Short, in
dysentery :-
Colch.
Spasmodic, with, rapid
sinking, worse at night after lying down, and at 2, 4 or 6 A.M.
(catarrhal
complaints) :- Petr.
Unavailing, from,
efforts to :-
Chlor.
Whooping cough,
in :-
Ant-t.,
Brom., Cor-r., Crot-h., Dros., Hyos., Hyper., Merc.
Whooping cough,
children fail to recover strength after paroxysm, and are inclined
to lean head against something for support :-
Verat.
Whooping cough, a sort
of hectic feebleness :-
Verat.
Whooping cough, after
every spell :-
Carb-v.
Croup, in :-
BROM.,
Samb.
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