Cough – Cough and Expectoration – Chapter 27 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

Main

Anus :-

Fistula, with chronic
cough :-

Cop.

Short, with
fistula :-

Berb.

Asthmatic

(See Asthma
Cough, Chapter 26 :
Respiration.) :-
Am-c.,
¤ Cetr., Chin.,
Euphor., Podo.,
SPONG.

Evening, in, in
bed :-

Am-c.

Expectoration of glairy
slime, and vomiting after eating, with asthma about 4 or 5 A.M.,
always worse in damp rainy weather :-

Nat-s.

Extremities,
tired :-

Kali-c.

Habitual :-

Kali-c.

Night, 3 A.M. :-

Chin.

Pain in chest, cannot
lie nor sleep :-

Bry.

Pectoral region,
causing drawing through left, into back :-

Crot-t.

Talking, aggravated by,
with white tough, occasionally greenish mucous expectoration, worse
night

(phthisis
florida) :- Merc-c.

Back, result of spinal
irritation affecting nucha :-

Naja.

Barking

(See Concussion,
Croupy.) :-
Acon.,
Ars., Bell.,
Brom., Bry.,
Caust., Cina,
Clem., Coc-c., Cor-r.,
Cub., DROS.,
HEP., Kreos.,
NIT-AC.,
Nux-m., Phos.,
Rumx., Samb., Spig.,
SPONG.,
Staph., Stict.

Breath, after a
deep :-

Dulc.

Croup, in :-

Brom.,
Hep., Spong.

Croup, in
membranous :-

Kali-bi.

Diphtheria, in :-

Sal-ac.

Dry hoarse, penetrates
through closed doors

(diphtheria) :-
Lac-c.

Dry larynx,
with :-

Spong.

Evening, in :-

Nit-ac.

Expectoration, some,
with a peculiar shrill sound :-

Med.

Larynx, with soreness
of and chest, forced :-

Rumx.

Larynx, with feeling of
foreign body in :-

Cub.

Loud, in spurious
croup :-

Kali-m.

Loud, in
hysteria :-

Verat.

Measles, after :-

Hep.

Membranous laryngitis,
in :-

Iod.

Meningitis, in :-

Hyper.

Moist, with some sound
of moisture in air passages, but no expectoration

(measles) :-
Merc.

Night, particularly,
and morning

(catarrh) :-
Coc-c.

Night, every, at 11
P.M. and 5 A.M., children :-

Rumx.

Noisy cough, with, like
a dog :-

Lyss.

Outdoors, worse, and at
night :-

Phyt.

Reading aloud or
talking aggravates :-

Ambr.

Scraping, caused by, in
throat :-

Hep.

Short, “firing
minute guns” all day and for an hour or so towards evening,
increasing to a violent spasmodic paroxysm :-

Cor-r.

Sleep, during :-

Hipp.

Soreness, with, all
over or in centre of chest :-

Ol-j.

Suffocative paroxysms,
with, woke her at night for 3 days

(complementary
of Hepar and Phosphor) :-
Merc-cy.

Tickling, from, in
larynx and epigastrium :-

NIT-AC.

Waking suddenly at 11
P.M.

(croup) :-
Bell.

Whooping cough,
in :-

Stram.

Whooping cough, like,
after taking cold :-

STICT.

Bending :-

Backward
aggravates :-

Cupr.

Forward
aggravates :-

Caust.,
Spong.

Brain, in
affections :-

Glon.

Breathing :-

(See Expiration
and Inspiration, Cough,
Chapter 26 :
Respiration.)

Deep, from :-

Cupr.,
Mang.,
Squil.

Deep lessens :-

Verb.

Deep, from, in
pneumonia :-

Sulph.

Expiration,
from :-

Carb-v.,
Caust., Kreos.

Inspiration, from,
causes :-

Acon.,
Asar., Benz-ac., Brom.,
Calc., Camph., Dig., Dulc., Hep., Kali-bi., Meny.,
Nat-m., PULS.,
Rumx., Sep.

From deep, evening and
night :-

Graph.

From deep, in
catarrh :-

Apis.

Each, in
influenza :-

Ip.

At almost every, from
pain as of ulceration in larynx

(pthisis
pulmonum) :- Kali-bi.

Irritation renewed by,
after long interval :-

CINA.

Interrupted every few
seconds

(pneumonia) :-
Sulph.

Irregularity, induces
or aggravates :-

RUMX.

Long breath, on taking
a :-

Lac-c.

Rhythm, produced by
change of :-

RUMX.

Slow, provoked by,
difficult, with asthmatic attacks :-

Coloc.

Wheezing :-

Dol.

Bronchia :-

Catarrh :-

Cop.

Chronic, from
enlargement of bronchial glands, with irritation of tracheal and
laryngeal lining :-

Con.

Crawling in upper
bronchi :-

Kreos.

Incessant, almost, in
bronchitis :-

Zinc.

Incessant, in evening,
by heat and open air :-

Cub.

Inflammation :-

Bry.

Irritation :-

Aml-ns.,
Lyc.

Irritation, in
eczema :-

Jug-c.

Irritation in region of
bifurcation, raises a little whitish-yellow, blood-streaked phlegm
which relieves :-

Sang.

Seems to proceed from
lowest ramifications, with wheezing in lower part of lungs

(bronchitis) :-
Squil.

Severe in winter
succeeds asthmatic attacks in summer :-

Syph.

Sleep, worse
after :-

Lach.

Soreness and
heat :-

Eup-pur.

Spell, between each, a
short interval :-

Phos.

Urging, from
lower :-

Med.

Capricious :-

Ip.

Catarrhal

(See Cold,
Coryza.) :-
All-c., Ant-t.,
Apis, Ars-s-f.,
Arund., Bell.,
Brom.,
Chel., Hep., Kali-p.,
Sil., Tril.

Croup, in
membranous :-

Phos.

Dentition,
during :-

Podo.

Larynx, from irritation
of, or bronchia :-

Asc-t.

Long lasting and
tedious, threatening consumption :-

Puls.

Long, of, standing,
with febrile symptoms evening and night :-

Hydr.

Sternum, with aching in
upper part of :-

Ferr.

Titillating :-

Ip.

Viscid sputa :-

Cact.

Cessation :-

(See Lungs
Paralysis, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.)

Rattling
breathing :-

Ant-t.,
Carb-v.

Sudden, followed by
sneezing all night

(influenza) :-
Rhus-t.

Chest :-

(See Inner
Chest Cough ; also Lungs
Cough, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.)

Arising from :-

Med.

Constriction,
from :-

Asaf.,
Cocc.

Crawling in
upper :-

Sang.

Crawling and tickling
in right upper :-

Nux-m.

Depths, from, in
evening :-

Ars-h.

Dry, produced by
something, or acrid :-

Benz-ac.

Expand, every effort
to, causes

(bronchitis) :-
Iod.

Feeling, from
full :-

Chin-ar.

Heaviness :-

Am-c.

Incessant, from a place
low down where it pains as if sore and bloody :-

SPONG.

Infantile diseases,
with, after much medication :-

Nux-v.

Irritation :-

Calc.

Irritation, with
expectoration in morning of dark blood, or thin, yellow
blood-streaked mucus, tasting sour :-

Sul-ac.

Itching, behind
sternum :-

Kali-bi.

Low down, seems to come
from, worse at night with profuse expectoration

(pthisis) :-
Stann.

Mucus :-

STANN.

Mucus, feeling of
accumulation of, and weight :-

SPONG.

Mucus, sensation of
tough, with increased dyspnœa and desire to cough it up, causing
general hot sweat 1/2 an hour before spell, increased during it

(asthma) :-
Rumx.

Oppression, with
swelling of veins of neck after catching cold

(chronic
bronchitis) :- Kali-bi.

Paroxysms, from
deep :-

Ambr.

Phlegm, no, yields
though chest seems full :-

Ip.

Pressure over :-

Ars-h.

Rawness :-

Lach.

Scraping :-

Puls.

Sternum, irritation
under :-

Arg-n.

Sternum, irritation
beneath, upper part :-

Cham.

Sternum, tickling
in :-

Lach.

Tight, relieves,
feeling :-

Con.

Upper front,
from :-

Ars-h.

Weak feeling, better by
walking :-

Ph-ac.

Children

(See Dentition,
Measles.) :-
Bell.,
Cham., Cina,
Ip., Merc.,
Puls., Samb.

Atrophic,

(take
cold easily), cough
in presence of strangers :- Bar-c.

Epidemic, with coryza,
inflammation of eyes and pain in ears :-

Eug.

Fat :-

Ip.

Hands, put, to
genitals :-

Zinc.

Held up, must be,
otherwise seized with spasms

(whooping
cough) :- Nicc.

Lachrymation :-

Sabad.

Old man, cough
like :-

Sulph.

Scrofulous, chronic,
worse after slight cold :-

BAR-C.

Threatening to
suffocate :-

CUPR.

Chill, with, with
expectoration :-

Spong.

Chlorosis, in :-

Plb.

Choking :-

(See
Suffocative.)

Cholera, in :-

Expectoration,
with :-

Cic.

Infantum :-

Phos.

Spasmodic
contraction :-

Cupr.

Chronic

(See Lungs
Consumption, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.) :-
¤ Ambr.,
Phos., Psor.

Cold, characterized by,
and deficiency of animal heat :-

Led.

Dry, generally hard
and :-

Phyt.

Dyspnœa, with :-

All-s.

Emaciation,
with :-

Æsc.

Emaciation, with, loss
of strength and appetite, finally great weakness with expectoration
of heavy, bloody mucus :-

Ol-j.

Expectoration,
obstinate, with, and nervous excitability :-

Cod.

Expectoration, with
bloody

(pthisis) :-
Plb.

Expectoration, with
mucous

(scrofulosis) :-
Corn.

Expectoration, profuse,
and much irritation of throat :-

Myric.

Expectoration of tough,
reddish-brown mucus :-

Phos.

Fistula in ano :-

¤ Cop.

Obstinate, profuse
muco-purulent expectoration :-

Myos-a.

Tuberculosis,
with :-

Calc-s.

Violent attacks, in,
brought up hard, small tubercle :-

Spong.

Winter, in :-

Nit-ac.

Whooping cough, after,
worse at night, talking and walking, sounds loose, but there is
little expectoration, despite rattling and crackling in
chest :-

Puls.

Years’, of 18,
duration :-

Phos.

Years’, of 25,
duration :-

Psor.

Coffee, worse from
odor :-

Sul-ac.

Cold :-

(See Air,
Catarrhal, Weather.)

Cold, living in, damp
places :-

Dulc.,
Nux-m., Sep.

Cold, after a severe,
worse at every inspiration :-

Stict.

Cold, after a
slight :-

Benz-ac.

Cold, worse on
taking :-

Sep.

Cold, worse from or
becoming cold :-

Sabad.

Concussive

(See Barking,
Racking, spasmodic.) :-
Cimx., Led.,
Merc., Nicc., Puls., Verat.,
Zinc.

Abdomen, felt
in :-

Carb-an.,
Kreos.,
Puls., Sulph.

Abdomen, lower :-

Ign.

Abdomen, jars, and
chest :-

Sulph.

Bronchitis, in :-

Sec.

Chest, jarring :-

Sulph.

Cough, in
whooping :-

Anac.

Cough, like whooping,
from burning and tickling in larynx, in morning with copious
expectoration of tough white mucus like white of egg :-

Seneg.

Dry :-

Tub.

Explosive :-

Rumx.

Head, shakes

(ascites) :-
Apis.

Influenza, after

(bronchial
catarrh) :- Lach.

Night, worse at

(bronchitis) :-
Merc.

Paroxysms of 3
coughs :-

STANN.

Shaking :-

Ip.,
Phos.

Shaking whole
body :-

Ant-c.,
Arn., BRY.,
Cur.

Shakes muscles of chest
and body, exhaustion after attack :-

Dros.

Shaking, in chronic
bronchitis in the aged :-

Seneg.

Shaking middle part of
lower chest, extending to liver :-

Cimx.

Shaking, with bloody
expectoration :-

Coll.

Shaking, from tickling
in larynx :-

Olnd.

Shattering :-

Ip.,
NIT-AC.,
STANN.

Shattering, as from a
shock in temples, and at same time in chest :-

LYC.

Shattering, spasmodic
at night :-

Hyos.

Shattering, spasmodic,
often in paroxysms of 2 coughs each :-

PULS.

Shocks stomach, with
sensation of excoriation of chest :-

Rumx.

Shocks, as if he would
vomit :-

Con.

Shocks, painful, in
head :-

Ip.

Shocks, painful, in
stomach :-

Ip.

Shocks, in quick,
violent, evenings while lying, must rise :-

Lith-c.

Shocks, sudden, quickly
following each other :-

Coff.

Short, especially at
night, with itching in larynx :-

Calc.

Sledge hammer on a
piece of timber, like stroke of a :-

Sulph.

Sudden :-

SPONG.

Sudden dull, ending in
a long-drawn whistling inspiration :-

Spong.

Constant

(incessant,
unceasing) (See
Frequent, Hacking,
Paroxysms, Short.) :-
Agar., Ars.,
Carb-ac., Carb-v.,
CAUST.,
Chin., Chlor.,
Cimx.,
Dros., Kali-bi.,
Lob., Op., Ph-ac., RUMX.,
Thuj., Zinc.

Barking :-

Phos.

Bronchitis, in :-

Hyos.

Consumptives,
in :-

Stict.

Croup, in
membranous :-

Kali-bi.

Day, all

(hepatic
disorder) :- Sil.

Day and night :-

Brom.,
Calc-p.,
Kali-c.

Day and night, in acute
catarrh :-

Ant-t.

Day and night, in
feeble, emaciated boys :-

Lyc.

Day and night, in
laryngo-tracheitis and bronchitis :-

Hydr.

Day and night, in
phthisis :-

Carb-v.

Dropsy, in, of
uterus :-

Merc.

Dry, in a woman
disposed to consumption :-

Rumx.

Dry, worse at night,
wakes just as she is falling asleep, worse from sweet things :-

Med.

Dry, worse at
night :-

Med.

Dry, titillating,
hacking, day and night, with lachrymation :-

Euphor.

Emaciation, with, and
cachectic appearance :-

Coff.

Epigastrium, from,
uncontrollable with sudden pressure and constriction of stomach, as
if pressed against with feet :-

Rhod.

Evening, in :-

Caust.

Expectoration, day and
night a deep short cough, with occasional, during day, of thick gray
matter, in morning greenish and more profuse

(chronic
cough) :- Lyc.

Expectoration, day and
night, with profuse greenish, purulent, lumpy, blood-streaked

(pthisis) :-
Plb.

Expectoration, day and
night, profuse offensive, sweet-tasting

(pthisis) :-
Samb.

Expectoration, severe,
without, with pain in breast and circumscribed redness of cheeks,
with coryza, followed by diarrhœa, which relieves :-

Sang.

Fever, causes evening,
with hot hands and cheeks :-

Kali-n.

Gonorrhœa, after
suppressed :-

Benz-ac.

Hacking :-

Ust.

Hacking, involuntary
from habit, in children :-

Calc.

Hacking, during
pregnancy :-

Kali-br.

Hoarse :-

Calad.

Hours, often continuing
for :-

Nicc.

Hydrothorax, in :-

Apoc.

Inflammation, in, of
right lung :-

Chel.

Influenza, in :-

Ant-t.

Irritation, heat and
tickling in throat :-

Squil.

Laryngitis, in :-

DROS.

Lungs, with pain
throughout, as if they were torn out, worse in upper part of right
chest :-

Elaps.

Lying down, worse, or
during exercise

(catarrh) :-
Coc-c.

Lying down, especially,
at night :-

Am-br.

Mucus, with tough, in
larynx and desire to raise it without relief :-

Rumx.

Night, worse at :-

Stront-c.

Œdema, in acute, of
lungs :-

Ant-t.

Pain, causes, in head,
chest and abdomen

(laryngo-tracheitis) :-
Verat.

Pneumonia, in :-

Elaps.

Remissions of a minute,
6 A.M.

(catarrh) :-
Coc-c.

Retching and
gagging :-

Lach.

Retching, ulcerated
sore throat

(mercurial
syphilis) :- Lach.

Severe and racking, in
pneumonia :-

Meli.

Sitting, compelling him
to remain in, position, worse during increase of moon :-

Phel.

Sleep, leaves him but
little :-

Zinc.

Spring, worse in, and
fall, with foot sweats :-

Lac-ac.

Straining, gives no
rest day or night

(laryngo-tracheitis) :-
Verat.

Tick, like, of a clock
in regularity

(whooping
cough) :- Nicc.

Tickling, from, in air
passages :-

Puls.

Tickling in
trachea :-

Phel.

Ulcerated, sensation of
an, spot in windpipe, just above backbone, could only expectorate by
pressing this spot :-

Phyt.

Uninterrupted,
almost :-

RUMX.

Vomit, so continuous
and rapid that he can hardly get breath and must

(asthma) :-
Puls.

Constipation,
with :-

Con.,
Graph., Sep.

In whooping
cough :-

Ambr.,
Podo.

Constitution :-

(See Children,
Hysterical, Old,
Scrofula.)

Tall, slender,
tuberculous subjects, pale complexion, clear sclerotica, great
nervous irritability and sensitiveness to external
impression :-

Phos.

Women, coughs peculiar
to :-

Aur.

Weak, nervous
persons :-

Phos.

Youths,
overgrown :-

Ph-ac.

Consumption, in :-

(See Phthisis.)

Convulsions, epilepsy
at menstrual period, following cough :-

Atrop-s.

Convulsive :-

(See
Spasmodic.)

Coryza,
with :-

(See
Nose.)

Croupy

(See Barking,
Concussive, Crowing,
Deep, Hoarse,
Measles, Metallic,
Rough, Spasmodic,
Suffocative, Wheezing,
Whistling.) :-
Acet-ac., Acon.,
Ant-t., Apis,
Asc-t., Bell.,
Brom., Canth., Cham.,
Gels., HEP.,
Iod., Kali-bi.,
Kali-m., Lach.,
Nit-ac.,
Phos., Rumx., Samb., SPONG.,
Stict., Stram.

Asthma Millari,
in :-

Arum-d.

Awaking, on :-

Kaol.

Casts, coughs up, of
elastic, fibrinous nature :-

KALI-BI.

Catarrhal affection of
larynx

(coryza) :-
Spong.

Coryza, after cessation
of :-

Spong.

Coryza, with :-

Spong.

Cough, in
whooping :-

Stram.

Coughs up cutaneous
masses :-

Spong.

Deposit, extensive
well-organized :-

Kali-bi.

Diphtheria, in :-

Carb-ac.,
Lac-c.

Diphtheria, sudden, on
4th day of slight attack of :-

Kali-bi.

Foreign body, feeling
of, in larynx :-

Cub.

Harsh-sounding, not
very :-

Phos.

Herpes on face :-

Spong.

Irritation in throat,
worse in evening

(laryngitis) :-
Spong.

Measles, in :-

Apis,
Kali-bi., Phos., Zinc.

Midnight, worse after

(after
suppressed hives) :-
Ars.

Midnight,
before :-

Bell.,
HEP.

Midnight, after :-

Ars., SPONG.

Morning, in, without
expectoration

(measles) :-
Hep.

Mucus, with
tenacious :-

Cupr-s.

Night, at :-

Ip.,
Phyt.

Rattling in
chest :-

HEP.

Saw, like a, driven
through a pine board, each cough corresponding to a thrust of the
saw :-

SPONG.

Suppress, tries to,
it :-

Spong.

Violent, frequently
recurring paroxysms :-

Hep.

Warm, worse in, wet
weather :-

Iod.

Winter, in, alternates
with sciatica in summer :-

Staph.

Crowing

(See Whooping
cough.) :- Acon.,
Chin., Cina, Dros.,
Dulc., Hep.,
Samb., Spong.

Anasarca, in :-

Ars.

Croup, in :-

Brom.

High sounding :-

SPONG.

Rough, with,
cry :-

Spong.

Sound of whooping
cough :-

Ant-t.

Crying :-

(See Painful.)

Cough after :-

Arn.,
Hep.

During or after
cough :-

Ant-t.,
Bell.,
Bry., Cham.,
Dros.,
Hep., Lyc., Phos., Verat.

Cries for help

(catarrhal
croup) :- Ant-t.

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