Activity – Nerves – Chapter 36 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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

Activity.

Activity

(strength) :-

Desire
for

(See Restlessness ;
also Motion
Amelioration, Chapter 35 :
Rest, Position, Motion.) :-
Acon., Ars.,
Aur., Eucal.

Diminished

(See Lassitude,
Weakness ; also Apathy,
Torpor, Chapter 1 :
Mind and Disposition.) :-
¤ Ferr-s.

Awkward :-

Nat-m.

Clumsy :-

Asaf.,
SPONG.

Flaccidity :-

Mag-c.

Lethargy :-

Kali-br.

Lethargic
dulness :-

Ferr.

Moves
sluggishly :-

PHOS.

Relaxed :-

Mag-c.,
Phys.

Relaxed and
incapacitated :-

Abrot.

Sluggish :-

Ant-t.,
Arn.

Torpor :-

Pic-ac.

Torpor, in cholera,
without any great mental or sensory disturbance :-

Verat.

Torpor, in
dropsy :-

Caps.

Torpor, in yellow
fever :-

Carb-v.

Torpor, followed by
febrile reaction :-

Arum-m.

Torpor of all
functions :-

Carb-v.

Torpor, of affected
parts :-

Chin.

Torpor, with kidney
affections :-

¤ Chim.

Torpor, with
numbness :-

Dros.

Torpor, with
vertigo :-

Phys.

Increased

(See Delirium,
Chapter 1 : Mind
and Disposition.) :-
Acon., Agar., Ant-c.,
Ant-t., Camph., Eucal., Hyos.,
Lyss., Op.,
Ox-ac., Plat.,
Stram.

Buoyancy unusual,
enabling one to ascend great heights, carry burdens or run rapidly
without fatigue or breathlessness :-

Stram.

Delirium,
during :-

Agar.

Chronic diarrhœa, in :-

Calc.

Exaltation :-

Croc.

Exaltation, before fit

(epilepsy) :-
Cann-i.

Excitement, physical,
through mental exaltation :-

Coff.

Exercise, increased
ability to, without fatigue :-

Fl-ac.

Exertion, great, of
power :-

Agar.

Exertion, inclination
for muscular :-

Ziz.

Exertion, no, seems to
tire :-

Sars.

Exhaustion,
during :-

Lyss.

Exhilaration,
physical :-

Carb-ac.

Exuberance causes
seminal emissions, followed by impotence :-

Phos.

Feels strong enough to
do anything :-

Coff.

Lift up and carry loads
easily :-

Agar.

Muscular system,
overexcitement of :-

Coca.

Muscular, prefers
jumping to walking :-

Bufo.

Quick to act, no sleep
on this account :-

COFF.

Typhus, in :-

Aur.

Vigor, sudden access
of :-

Phys.

Will, with lack of
force of :-

Calc.

Wings, going as if
on :-

Med.

Motions :-

Angular :-

Hyos.

Automatic :-

Stram.

Awkward :-

Anac.

Convulsive :-

Tarent.

Easier, made with more
dexterity :-

Agar.

Great lightness :-

Gamb.

Hurried, before
spasms :-

Zinc.

Involuntary, when
thinking of a motion :-

Aur.

Involuntary and
uncertain, as one attacked with palsy :-

Phos.

Involuntary, can be
momentarily suppressed by volition :-

Merc.

Loss of
voluntary :-

Gels.,
Stram.

Loss of voluntary,
without loss of consciousness :-

Phys.

Loss of voluntary, in
typhus :-

Arg-n.

Mobility, great, in
nervous phenomena :-

Ign.

Nimble, more so during
exhaustion :-

Lyss.

Restless :-

Stram.

Sluggish :-

Anac.