Bronchia – Voice, Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia – Chapter 25 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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Crawling, in upper,
causes cough :-

Kreos.

Croup

(See Exudation.) :-
Ant-t., Bry.

Diphtheritic :-

KALI-BI.

Larynx, affected
before :-

Brom.

Membranous, invaded
by :-

KALI-BI.

Torpor, with tendency
to :-

Iod.

Dilatation

(bronchiectasis)
(See Lungs
Emphysema, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.) :-
Am-c., ANT-T.,
Calc., Cop.,
Dios., Hep.,
Phos.

Breath, with fetid, and
expectoration :-

Kali-bi.

Especially in
broken-down or hæmorrhagic conditions with tendency to
gangrene :-

Crot-h.

Spasmodic cough caused
a flabby feeling, as if lining membrane was a loose fold of
tissue :-

Med.

Expectoration, with
purulent :-

Stann.

Dryness

(See Cough
Bronchial, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Stict.

Excites cough :-

Merc.

Morning, in :-

Kali-bi.

Exudation :-

(See Croup.)

Large tubes are coughed
up

(croup) :-
Brom.

Diphtheritic formations

(spasmodic
croup) :- Kali-bi.

Whitish, firm
texture :-

Kali-br.

Feather, sensation as
if a feather were swaying to and fro, with respiration, causes
tickling, provoking cough, with dry hacking, incessant, fatiguing
cough :-

RUMX.

Fulness

(See Congestion,
Oppression.) :-
Ant-s-aur.,
Ant-t.,
Aur.

Awaking, on :-

Ant-s-aur.,
Aur.

Glands :-

Cough, chronic, from
enlargement :-

Con.

Swelling

(bronchitis) :-
Iod.

Swelling subacute,
arising from influence of cold or atmospheric changes :-

Merc-i-r.

Ulcerating :-

KALI-I.

Heart :-

Attacks in subjects
with cyanosis and cardiac disease :-

Lach.

Symptoms, from over
action :-

Cact.

Heat :-

Cough, with :-

Eup-per.,
Eup-pur.

Dry bronchial
cough :-

Phyt.

Inflammation

(bronchitis)
(See Catarrh,
Dryness, Heat,
Irritation.) :-
Acon., All-c.,
All-c., Alumn., Am-m., Ant-c., ANT-T.,
Apis, Arn.,
Ars., Ars-i.,
Asc-s., ASC-T.,
Bad., Bell.,
Bry., Cact., CALC.,
Cann-s., Carb-ac.,
Carb-v.,
Caust., Cham.,
Chel., ¤ Chlol., Cina,
Con., Cub.,
Dulc.,
Euphr., Ferr-m., Ferr-p., GELS.,
HEP., HIPPOZ., Hydr.,
Hyos., Iber.,
Iod., Ip.,
Kali-bi., Kali-br., Kali-c., Kali-i., Kreos., Lach., Led., Lob., Lyc.,
Mag-m., Mang.,
Merc., Merc-c.,
Naja, Nat-s., Nit-ac.,
Nux-m., Nux-v.,
Op., Par.,
Phos.,
Puls., Rhus-t., Rumx., Sec.,
Seneg.,
Spong., Squil.,
STANN.,
Sulph., Ter.,
Verat.,
Verat-v., Verb.,
Zinc.

Aged, in the :-

Am-c.

Air cells, extending
into :-

ANT-T.

Asthma, with :-

Kali-s.

Blennorrhœa,
especially when there is a disposition to, or there is present
profuse expectoration of viscid bloody mucus :-

Merc.

Bronchioles, extending
into :-

Phos.

Capillary :-

Chel.,
Kali-br., Ter.,
Verat.

Capillary, in
children :-

Asc-t.

Capillary, worse in
evening :-

Phos.

Capillary, violent,
seemed to be, associated with fever, with exacerbation in
evening :-

Ph-ac.

Capillary, intense

(measles) :-
Lach.

Children, of
young :-

Ferr-p.,
Hep.

Children, of, caused by
cold damp air, with offensive smelling night sweats :-

Dulc.

Chronic :-

Acet-ac.,
Æsc.,
All-s., Alumin., Alumn., Am-c.,
Am-m., Ambr.,
¤ Ammc., Ant-s-aur., Ant-t., Ars.,
Asar., ASC-T.,
Bad., Bar-c.,
Cact.,
Calc., Calc-i., Calc-s., Cann-i.,
Caps., Carb-an., Carb-v.,
Caust., Chin.,
Chlor., Coc-c.,
Con., Cop., Dros., Grin.,
Hep., Hydr.,
Hyos., Inul.,
Iod., Kali-bi., Kali-br.,
Kali-c.,
Kreos., Lach., Lob.,
LYC.,
Myos-a.,
Myric., Nat-c.,
Nat-m.,
Nit-ac., Nux-v., Ph-ac.,
Phos., Podo.,
Sang.,
Seneg., Sep., SIL.,
Squil., Stann.,
Sulph., Tab.,
Ter., Tril.,
Verat.

Chronic, caused by
inhalation of vapor of arsenic :-

Kali-bi.

Chronic, with
oppression of breath going upstairs and inability to lie
horizontally :-

Cact.

Catarrhal, with
hawking, caused by mucus trickling down posterior nares into throat

(coryza) :-
MERC.

Chronic, worse after
every cold :-

Iod.

Chronic, where cold and
damp have induced vascular irritation :-

Kali-c.

Chronic, with dry
spasmodic cough :-

SPONG.

Chronic when
exacerbation occurs and expectoration is streaked with blood :-

Phos.

Chronic, in gouty
subjects :-

Sulph.

Chronic, complicated
with gravel :-

Coc-c.

Chronic, in herpetic
subjects :-

Sulph.

Chronic, follows
influenza, with violent catarrh :-

Rumx.

Chronic for many
months :-

Kali-bi.

Chronic, with rattling
of mucus, anxiety and suffocation :-

Cact.

Chronic, in old
people :-

Carb-v.,
Nux-v.

Chronic, when seemingly
well-indicated remedies fail :-

Sulph.

Chronic, in rheumatic
subjects :-

Sulph.

Chronic, in scrofulous
subjects :-

Iod.,
Sulph.

Chronic, with
inclination to sing :-

Alumn.

Cold, catches,
easily :-

Phos.

Cold, catching, after,
or getting wet, with high fever, blood-streaked expectoration and
pressure on chest :-

Op.

Congestive :-

Chlol.

Croup,
following :-

Spong.

Croup, with,
aggravation up to midnight :-

Phos.

Cough, in :-

Apis.

Cough, with continuous
dry fatiguing :-

Spong.

Cough, with irritating
shaking dry :-

Bry.

Cough, in
whooping :-

Lob.,
Sep.

Daytime, worse
in :-

Bry.

Dentition,
during :-

Kreos.

Dry, with terrible
hard, dry, racking cough, worse in hot room, better eating or
drinking :-

Spong.

Elderly, especially,
persons, worst forms :-

HIPPOZ.

Eruptions, from
repelled :-

Hep.

Expectoration, better
by abundant :-

Ip.

Expectoration, with
constant, of mucus :-

Cact.

Expectoration, with
profuse :-

Cop.

Expectoration, with
copious muco-serous or purulent :-

Plb.

Expectoration,
fetid :-

Sal-ac.

Heart, accompanying,
disease :-

Grin.

Heat, with :-

Bry.

Hepatic disturbance,
with :-

Lyc.

Infantile :-

ACON.

Infantile, capillary,
with dyspnœa, throwing arms wildly about :-

Kali-br.

Influenza, in :-

Lyc.

Inveterate character of
disease, common, vacillating, between acute and torpid, especially
if attended by periosteal or rheumatic pains of chronic
character :-

Kali-bi.

Left, going from, to
right :-

All-c.

Malignant :-

Caps.

Measles, with :-

Cupr-a.,
Merc.

Measles, following,
accompanied by chilliness, thirstlessness and greenish
expectoration :-

Puls.

Moon, worse during
increase of, better during decrease :-

Phel.

Motion, worse
from :-

Bry.

Mucous, with copious,
expectoration and emaciation :-

Uran-n.

Mucus, with profuse
secretion of, worse lying with head low :-

Spong.

Mucus thin or watery,
mattery, profuse :-

Kali-s.

Mucus yellow and
slimy :-

Kali-s.

Mucus, difficult
secretion of :-

Ars.

Neglected cases :-

Hippoz.

Old chronic
cases :-

Uran-n.

Old persons, in :-

Am-c., Dros.,
Hippoz.

Old persons, of, with
emphysema or bronchiectasis :-

Dros.

Old feeble persons,
in :-

Eucal.,
Hydr.

Old persons, especially
of, rattling of mucus constant, without being able to
expectorate :-

Verat.

Old persons, of, with
threatened paralysis of lungs :-

Lyc.

Palpitation, with, or
bronchial catarrh from over action of heart :-

Cact.

Phlegmonous :-

Chlor.

Pneumonia, with :-

ANT-T.,
Lyc., Phos.

Pneumonia, with, in
chlorotic and anæmic women :-

Puls.

Purulent, secretion,
rather than slimy and serous :-

Ph-ac.

Putrid, especially in
broken-down or hæmorrhagic conditions, with tendency to
gangrene :-

Crot-h.

Râles, with loud
mucous :-

Ip.

Râles subcrepitant,
whistling and sonorous :-

Spong.

Salt, from eating, with
facial supraorbital neuralgia, going from right to left :-

Nat-m.

2nd stage, when thick
phlegm forms :-

Kali-m.

Sputa, abundant, non
purulent :-

Jab.

Sternum, with soreness
behind :-

Bry.

Subacute and
chronic :-

Petr.

Subacute attacks, in
emaciated, cachectic persons or young overgrown invalids :-

Phos.

Suffocation, where,
from secretion is imminent :-

HIPPOZ.

Tall, in, slender
persons of tuberculous habit :-

Phos.

Torpid, with copious
purulent expectoration :-

Kali-br.

Typhoid, after
measles :-

Phos.

Warm room, worse in
a :-

Iod.

Irritation

(See Tickling.) :-
Asc-s., Chlor.

Bifurcation, in region
of, causes cough, raises a little whitish-yellow, blood-streaked
phlegm, which relieves :-

Sang.

Children, of :-

Cina.

Cough, with :-

Aml-ns.,
Arg-m.,
Ars.

Croup, in :-

Brom.

Dentition, in :-

Kreos.

Dyspepsia, with

(eczema) :-
Jug-c.

Expectoration, with
frequent, of thick mucus

(laryngo-tracheitis) :-
Glon.

Herpes, with, after
taking cold :-

Kali-bi.

Larynx, with pressure
and crowding about :-

Polyg.

Morning, during, with
cough :-

Nat-ar.

Itching :-

Cough, causes, with
retching

(acute
bronchial catarrh) :-
Sulph.

Extends to nasal
cavity :-

IOD.

Menses, bronchial
trouble, alternating with tardy and intermittent menses :-

Phos.

Mucus

(See Catarrh ;
also Larynx and Trachea
Mucus ; Breathing
Rattling, Chapter 26 :
Respiration ; Cough
Rattling, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration ; and Lungs
Mucus, Rattling, Chapter
28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.) :-
Hydr-ac., Seneg.

Anxiety :-

Arund.

Accumulation, constant,
with irritation in bowels, tendency to diarrhœa :-

Seneg.

Accumulation, cough,
with :-

ANT-T.

Accumulation, large,
difficult to raise :-

IP.

Hawking, sometimes
bloody :-

Kreos.

Hawking, difficult up,
with inclination to cough :-

Cor-r.

Increased
secretion :-

Bapt.,
Benz-ac.

Increased, with
spasmodic, convulsive cough :-

Ter.

Increased, in incipient
phthisis :-

Senec.

Loaded with :-

Merc-i-f.

Malaise, general,
simulating last stage of phthisis :-

Chin.

Râles :-

Bell.,
Cina.

Râles, when drawing a
long breath :-

IP.

Râles, in
bronchitis :-

Calc.,
Cann-s.

Râles, in
catarrh :-

Ant-t.

Râles, coarse, along
larger, during remission of asthmatic breathing :-

Nat-s.

Râles, almost
continuous :-

All-s.

Râles, with
cough :-

Calc.,
Jug-c.

Râles, as if full of
mucus :-

Ant-t.,
Cupr.

Râles, in intermittent
fever, following broncho-pneumonia :-

Chin-m.

Râles, heavy, in left,
with indications of breaking down of parenchymatous structure and
cavernous lesions

(phthisis) :-
Sil.

Râles, in
measles :-

Lach.

Râles, during
respiration and cough

(catarrh) :-
Apis.

Râles, in
pleuro-pneumonia biliosa :-

Rhus-t.

Râles, in
upper :-

ANT-T.

Tenacious :-

Ant-s-aur.,
Ant-t.,
Kali-bi.

Thick mucus, apparently
filled with :-

Chlor.

Nerves, paralysis from
swelling of glands :-

Iod.

Noises :-

(See Mucus.)

Singular piping and
croaking, after deep inspiration :-

Med.

Whistling, etc., when
breathing :-

Arund.

Oppression

(See Congestion,
Fulness.) :-
Ant-t.

Asthmatic

(bronchial
catarrh) :- Ail.

Bifurcation, in :-

Syph.

Bifurcation, in, better
from successful cough

(asthma) :-
Caps.

Headache, with
dull :-

Ail.

Pain

(undefined) :-
Nux-v.

Bifurcation, in

(undefined) :-
Syph.

Rough, with, deep, dry
cough, from dryness in larynx

(bronchitis
chronica) :- Nux-v.

Pressure, with
oppressed breathing :-

Astac.

Râles :-

(See
Mucus.)

Rawness

(See Scraping.) :-
Arn., Sang.

Extending into chest

(consumption) :-
Iod.

Cough, with :-

Phos.

Hoarseness, with, worse
in evening :-

PHOS.

Left, in, particularly
in morning

(chronic
bronchitis) :- Iod.

Rheumatism, or gout,
extends to fibrous portion of bronchial mucous membrane, with
expectoration of blood and fetid pus :-

Guai.

Roughness :-

Sil.

Dry, with, bronchial
cough :-

Phyt.

Scraping

(See Rawness.) :-
Arn.,
Hydr-ac.

Hoarse, with, rough
cough :-

EUP-PER.

Sensitiveness,
in bronchitis

(See
Irritation.) :-
Nux-v.

Soreness

(See Aching.) :-
Arg-m.,
Sil.

Cough, with :-

Eup-per.,
Eup-pur., Phos.

Spasm

(See Asthma,
Bronchial, Chapter 26 :
Respiration.) :-
Mosch.

With hissing
respiration :-

Tab.

Tension :-

(See Oppression.)

Rough, with, deep, dry
cough, from dryness in larynx

(chronic
bronchitis) :- Nux-v.

Tightness at
bifurcation :-

Kali-bi.

Tickling

(See Irritation ;
also Cough, Bronchial,
Tickling, Chapter
27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Hydr-ac.

Bifurcation, in, causes
cough :-

Kali-bi.

Constant, about
bifurcation, caused by a feeling as if a plug of mucus were moving
in chest, in spite of profuse expectoration :-

Coc-c.

Continual :-

Sarr.

Cough, causes :-

Ars.,
Dios., Merc.,
Stict.

Cough, causes dry,
towards morning :-

Sep.

Cough, causes
paroxysmal :-

Kali-c.

Hoarseness,
with :-

Sep.

Lowest, in, causes
cough :-

Verat.

Rising, worse on, in
morning :-

Still.

Tightness :-

(See
Tension.)

Uneasiness, slight,
worse on rising in morning :-

Still.

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