Chill – Fever – Chapter 40 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

Awkward, during chill,
running into things :-

Caps.

Back :-

Asim.,
Bell., Cedr., Cham.,
Dig.,
Spong.

Aching :-

Ant-t.,
EUP-PER.,
HYDR., Nat-m.,
Spong.

Aching, before
chill :-

Aran.,
Podo.

Aching, after
chill :-

Aran.

Arms, to :-

Calc-ar.

Ascending, when they
reached neck a general shudder ensued :-

Merc-sul.

Back and neck, over,
with warm feet :-

Kali-m.

Beginning and
spreading :-

Arg-m.,
Bov., EUP-PER.,
Gamb., Hipp.,
NUX-V.

Beginning with external
coldness of whole body, continues till 4 A.M. :-

Gamb.

Beginning over left
scapula, spreading :-

Dios.

Begins across back and
shoulders :-

Lach.

Begins with
thirst :-

Caps.

Beginning in and going
up :-

Corn.

Beginning and spreading
from, not better by warmth, mostly towards evening :-

DULC.

Brain down spine,
shuddering from, precedes headache :-

Tub.

Cheeks, glowing, and
cold hands :-

Euphor.

Chest, towards :-

Calc-ar.

Crawls, hot skin

(catarrh) :-
Acon.

Creeping :-

EUP-PER.

Creeping down, and all
over body in a zigzag course :-

Med.

Delirium tremens,
in :-

Stram.

Down, running :-

Bell.,
Coff., Colch.,
Lob., Samb.,
Staph., Vac.,
Zinc.

Down, in
evening :-

Cocc.

Down, better by outdoor
exercise :-

Mag-c.

Down, followed by
burning fever

(erysipelas
erratica) :- Hydr.

Down, chase each other,
followed by nausea and vomiting

(after
running pin into foot) :-
Hyper.

Down, from between
shoulders :-

Caps.

Down, could not
sleep :-

Dios.

Down, during
sweat :-

Aml-ns.

Down, like streams of
cold water, at commencement of fever, causing shivering and
chattering of teeth :-

Vario.

Evening, in
diphtheria :-

Bapt.

Evenings, worse
in :-

Rhus-t.

Evenings, in, in
bed :-

Sang.

Formication between
shoulders and down :-

Acon.

Fugitive :-

Chin.

Heat and moisture,
after :-

Aml-ns.

Heat of cheeks, with,
without redness, no thirst, cold hands :-

Led.

Hips, to, as if
produced by an icy cold wet handkerchief :-

Berb.

Hollow over shoulders,
from, nape of neck, back of head, as far as vertex, with sensation
as if drawn at base :-

Lach.

Lumbago :-

Coloc.

Movement upward, from

(diphtheria) :-
Sulph.

Neck, begins in, runs
down :-

Valer.

Neck, runs over
back :-

KALM.

Pain :-

Eup-per.,
Ign., Lac-ac.

Pain, before
chill :-

Eup-per.

Pain in small of, and
of chest, before chill :-

Lac-ac.

Pain in small of, and
sacrum :-

NUX-V.

Pain in small of, as if
bruised, compels to change position

(quotidian) :-
Rhus-t.

Pain, in upper :-

Ail.

Pain, sharp, in
dysmenorrhœa :-

Con.

Sacrum, from, to
posterior part of thigh :-

Stront-c.

Sacrum upward,
from :-

Kali-i.

Scapulæ, begins
between :-

Rhus-t.

Scapulæ, between,
creeping :-

Lac-d.

Small of, in :-

Spong.

Small of, commences
in :-

EUP-PUR.,
Lach., NAT-M.

Small of, commenced in,
running up and down, lasting about an hour :-

Med.

Spinal, after
urination :-

Med.

Spine, along :-

Æsc.

Spine, on
dorsal :-

Meny.

Spine, especially
along :-

Gels.

Stomach and abdomen,
with movements in, as if he would faint :-

Calen.

Stool, during :-

Trom.

Tearing :-

Caps.

Tremors, cold, proceed
from :-

Cimic.

Up, running :-

Æsc.,
Am-m., Canth.,
Cina, EUP-PUR.,
Gels., Ox-ac.,
Sulph.

Up, run, during day

(bronchitis) :-
Iod.

Up and down, with
aching and drawing in bones and muscles of hip :-

Puls.

Up and down with great
thirst :-

Ip.

Up, runs, to
head :-

Lach.

Up from loins to nape,
in rapid wave-like succession, from sacrum to occiput :-

Gels.

Up, even when in warm
room :-

Rhus-v.

Up and down room,
walking :-

Ang.

Water, as from cold,
evenings in bed :-

Berb.

Water, as if cold, were
running down, if leaning back in chair :-

Agar.

Water, like streams of
ice, running down between scapulæ to sacral region :-

Vario.

Water, as if cold, were
poured over back, shivering :-

Anac.

Water down, like
streams of cold, causing shivering and chattering of teeth :-

Vario.

Water, like cold,
trickling down :-

Ars.

Waves, in, up each side
of spine and over chest, in room or at fire :-

Nit-ac.