Dyspnœa – Respiration – Chapter 26 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

Main

Bending :-

(See Sitting.)

Bending, better, body
forward :-

Ars.,
Colch., Kali-bi.,
Kali-c., Spong.

Bending, better, head
back :-

Bell.,
Cham.

Bending, worse,
forward, with cough :-

Spig.

Bladder, in
paralysis :-

Cic.

Breathing :-

(See
Asthma, Expiration
and Inspiration.)

Bronchia :-

(See Asthma
Bronchial.)

As if mucous membrane
were thickened, on rising in morning :-

Kali-bi.

Inflammation :-

Lob.

Infantile capillary
inflammation :-

Kali-br.

Catarrh,
in :-

(See
Asthma Catarrhal.)

Bronchial :-

Ail.

Bronchial and
vesical :-

Cop.

Catarrh, as from
suffocative, larynx feels constricted :-

CHAM.

Tracheal :-

All-s.

Chest :-

(See Lungs.)

Aching, with or without
soreness :-

Lyc.

Angina pectoris,
in :-

Cimic.,
Dios., Kalm.

Angina pectoris, after
attack of :-

Hep.

Angina pectoris, short
jerking inspirations, quantity of air inspired less at each effort
until function seemed to be suspended :-

Ox-ac.

Blood seems to run
into, as if it would burst :-

Spong.

Cartilages, with hard
pressure on, of 3rd and 4th ribs :-

Stram.

Congestion,
with :-

Rat.

Constriction :-

LYC.,
Med.,
Rhod., Spig.,
Staph.

Constriction so extreme
that from a blast of air blowing on them they are seized with
greatest distress, cover their mouths, seem ready to expire, as if
struggling for breath :-

Lyss.

Constriction, anxious
respiration

(headache) :-
Coloc.

Constriction, with
cough :-

Con.

Constriction, as of an
iron band, could not dilate for respiration :-

CACT.

Constriction, very
strong, at middle :-

LOB.

Constriction,
spasmodic, in chest and throat :-

Sars.

Constriction, almost to
suffocation :-

Ant-c.

Effort, with much, and
distortion of face

(croup) :-
Spong.

Exhaustion, worse after
exertion :-

Spong.

Fulness, as from

(asthma) :-
Calc-ar.

Full, as if too :-

Agar.

Gastro-pleurodynia :-

Colch.

Gnawing behind
sternum :-

Ran-s.

Heat, with :-

Ant-t.

Heaviness, caused by
sensation of, in lower part of thorax :-

Prun.

Intercostal
neuralgia :-

Mag-p.

Intercostal pain

(typhus) :-
Chin-s.

Load, as from a, on
upper :-

Rheum.

Mucus, passes off as
soon as, is expectorated :-

Zinc.

Mucus, sensation of
tough, causing cough

(asthma) :-
Rumx.

Oppression :-

Bar-m.,
Nux-m., Vario.

Oppression, worse left
side :-

Med.

Oppression, while
working in a stooping position :-

Cop.

Pain, attacks
of :-

Psor.

Pains across :-

Ferr.

Pain in left side

(intermittent
fever) :- Ferr.

Pain in left, worse
sitting up, and leaning right side against a pillowed
rocking-chair :-

Lach.

Pains with
sticking :-

Vinc.

Pain as from a stone
lying on stomach :-

Viol-o.

Paralyzed, respiratory
muscles

(apoplexy) :-
Plb.

Pleurisy, in :-

Asc-t.,
BRY.,
Kali-c., Verat-v.

Pressive pain :-

Cact.

Pressure, from :-

All-c.,
Chel., Plb.

Pressure, constant, and
heaviness in upper :-

Sang.

Serum, effusion
of :-

Ran-b.

Sprained, as if, bones
and cartilages :-

Arn.

Stitches :-

Calc.,
Squil.

Stitches when breathing
or coughing :-

Squil.

Stitches in
left :-

Lach.

Stitches, must sit
up :-

Bry.

Stone, as if a, were
lying in it :-

Viol-o.

Suffocation, unto

(angina
pectoris) :- Cupr.

Tearing, with, on
raising arms towards head :-

Spig.

Tension :-

Nat-c.

Tension and
constriction :-

Puls.

Tension, as spasmodic,
in lower part below false ribs :-

Puls.

Tightness :-

Calc.,
Kali-br.

Weight, feeling
of :-

NUX-M.

Weakness :-

Ph-ac.

Wide, as if not,
enough :-

Euphor.

Chill

(See Chill
Breathing, Chapter 40 :
Fever.) :- Kali-c.,
NAT-M.

Chilliness :-

Merl.

Chilliness and chill in
open air :-

Seneg.

Child, in, of 6 months

(intermittent) :-
Cact.

Chill, after
violent :-

ACON.

Slight :-

CACT.

Cholera,
in :-

Cupr.,
Iris, Op., Phos.

Infantum :-

Verat.

Sporadic :-

Elat.

Chorea,
in :-

Mygal.

Of respiratory muscles,
cannot get his breath until he takes a deep inspiration :-

Mygal.

Chronic :-

Osm.

For 6 months, worse in
motion

(emphysema) :-
Ter.

Coition :-

After :-

Dig.

After, in a woman

(choreic
attacks) :- Cedr.

During :-

Arund.

Towards end :-

Staph.

Cold :-

(See Mouth,
Coldness, Chapter 12 :
Inner Mouth.)

Cold, after a :-

Kali-i.

Coldness, after :-

Sep.

Cold, with
yearly :-

Brom.

Congestion :-

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

Convulsions,
with

(See Chorea.) :-
Cupr., Mill.,
Plat.

Puerperal :-

Ant-t.

Tetanic :-

Mill.

Coryza

(See Coryza
Breathing, Chest,
Dry and Nose
Stopped, Chapter 7 :
Nose.) :- Nit-ac.

Cough

(See Cough,
Breathing, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Acet-ac.,
Am-c., Aml-ns., Arg-n., Con., Cur.,
Kreos.,
Lyc., Nicc., Phos.

Asthma, in, worse
after :-

ARS.,
Meph.

Beginning, on :-

Anac.

Bronchial catarrh,
in :-

Calc.

Cough, chronic :-

All-s.,
Caust., Lyc.

Continuous, for an hour
or more, early in morning :-

Phel.

Croupy :-

Asc-t.

Day and night :-

Nat-m.

Dry :-

Eup-per.,
Kali-bi.

Dry, in chronic
rheumatism :-

Sabin.

Dry, fatiguing, at
intervals of 2 or 3 hours, worse at night, lying down :-

Kali-br.

During cough :-

Nicc.,
Puls., Sil.

Expectoration,
without :-

Sep.

Frequent paroxysms,
after, of :-

Kali-c.

Hacking :-

Nux-v.

Lumpy mucus, brings up
gray, an hour after slight coughing :-

Spong.

Nervous cough :-

Hydr-ac.

Night, at :-

Aur.

Occasional, worse in
daytime

(pregnancy) :-
Viol-o.

Inspiration, on
attempting to make a full, long-continued violent :-

Rumx.

Short, rough, hacking

(croup) :-
Nat-m.

Short, causes,
cough :-

Am-c.

Spasmodic :-

Ter.

Spasmodic

(bronchial
catarrh) :- Lach.

Spasmodic concussions
of tickling cough in bed at night, particularly before
midnight :-

Sep.

Slimy, blood-streaked
copious sputa

(gastric
nervous fever) :-
Lach.

Suffocation,
threatening

(whooping
cough) :- Dros.

Suffocative :-

Hep.

Tight :-

Bapt.

Whooping, in :-

Bry.,
Ip., Mur-ac.

Worse in spells :-

Kali-c.

Croup

(See Larynx
and Bronchia, Croup, Chapter
25 : Voice
and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.) :-
Acet-ac.,
Acon., ANT-T.,
Bell., Carb-v.,
HEP.,
Sang.

Catarrhal :-

Ant-t.

Contraction, spasmodic,
threatening suffocation :-

Mosch.

Diphtheritic :-

Kali-bi.

After failure of
Aconitum, Hepar, Spongia, Bromium, Phosphor and Iodium :-

Kaol.

Cyanosis

(See Asphyxia.) :-
Ant-t., Ip.

Delirium, in :-

Phos.

Diabetes, in :-

Arg-m.

Diaphragmitis,
in

(See Diaphragm,
Chapter 18 :
Hypochondria.) :-
Dig.

Diarrhœa,
in

(See Stool.) :-
Thuj.

Diphtheria,
in

(See Suffocation
Diphtheria ; also Larynx
Croup, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.) :-
Crot-h., Iod., Kali-m.,
Lac-c.,
Lach., Lyc., PHYT.

From accumulation of
exudation in fauces :-

Sul-ac.

Caused by phlegm in
fauces, when head is held erect :-

Mur-ac.

Drinking :-

(See Drinking,
Breathing, Chapter 15 :
Eating and Drinking.)

Cholera, in :-

Arg-n.

Cold water,
from :-

Bry.

Cold water, when
overheated, causes :-

Kali-c.

Fever, in
intermittent :-

Cimx.

Sip, a, at a
time :-

Kali-n.

Sip, allows her to take
but a, of cold water at a time, with thirst for cold water :-

Squil.

Spirituous, after,
liquors :-

Lach.

Spells, worse
in :-

Kali-c.

Warm drinks,
after :-

Phos.

Wine, worse
after :-

Bell.

Worse from :-

Kali-c.

Dropsy

(See Inner
Chest Dropsy, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs ; and Heart
Dropsy, Chapter 29 :
Heart, Pulse and Circulation.) :-
Apis, Apoc., Chlol.,
Eup-pur.

Anasarca, in :-

Aur-m.

Ascites, in :-

Apis.

Ascites, in, has to be
propped up in bed :-

Fl-ac.

Ascites, in, cannot
breathe except when sitting :-

Apis.

Eating,
after

(See Stomach ;
also Eating,
Breathing, Chapter 15 :
Eating and Drinking.) :-
Asaf., Nux-m., Sars.,
Viol-t.

After midday meal has
to fight for breath, feels as if she would be suffocated, lasts all
night, better by daybreak :-

Syph.

Slightest food :-

PHOS.,
Sang.

Warm food :-

Lob.

Emphysema,
in

(See Lungs,
Emphysema, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.) :-
Ant-ar., Ars.,
Carb-v., Coca.

Epigastrium

(See Epigastrium,
Breathing, Chapter 17 :
Scrobiculum and Stomach.) :-
Stram.

Blow, from a :-

Arn.

Breath, or if, stopped
at :-

Rhus-t.

Constriction :-

Guai.

Constriction and
pressure :-

Rhod.

Distress :-

Lyss.

Fulness, heaviness and
tension, caused by eating :-

Kali-c.

Painfulness :-

Rhus-t.

Pressure :-

Puls.

Pressure, from
outward :-

Calad.,
Rhus-t.

Rising, sudden warm

(hysteria) :-
Valer.

Tightness :-

Æsc.

Eruption :-

(See Suffocation
Eruption ; also Eruption,
Measles, Scarlatina
and Variola,
Suppressed, Chapter 46 :
Skin.)

Eruptive
disease :-

Apis,
Sulph.

Red miliary :-

Ip.

Receding rash :-

BRY.

Evening :-

Agn.,
Ant-t., Ars.,
Bell.,
Carb-an., Carb-v., Chin., Con., Cycl., Ferr., Graph., Lach., Merc.,
Nat-m., Nux-v.,
Phos., Puls.,
Rhus-t., Sep.,
Stann.,
Sulph., Verb.,
Zinc.

Bed, in :-

Nat-s.

Must loosen
clothing :-

Stann.

Exertion

(bodily
exercise) (See
Motion.) :-
Am-c., ARS.,
Bov.,
Cimic., Nat-m.,
Nit-ac., Phos., Sil., Staph., Sulph.

Climbing mountains,
from, and other muscular exertion :-

ARS.

Climbing or rapid
walking :-

Meli.

Dressing, while, after
rising from bed :-

Stann.

Drinking, worse, or
motion, cannot walk fast :-

Kali-c.

Least, from :-

Iod.,
Ip.

Least, from, even
walking

(emphysema) :-
Ter.

Manual labor,
from :-

Nat-m.

Motion, worse on,
cannot lie on back or sides, has to sit bent forward

(dropsy
after scarlatina) :-
Ars.

Mount, cannot, or hurry

(phthisis) :-
Tub.

Mouth, cannot close
his, during exercise

(polypi) :-
Teucr.

Movement, from every

(pleuritis,
with plastic exudation) :-
Hep.

Moving, when, or going
up stairs :-

Aspar.

Obliged to stand still
and draw breath

(veta) :-
Coca.

Running, after :-

Sil.

Running, as from
rapid :-

Hyos.

Running, when :-

Sil.

Slight, from, in heart
affection :-

Ferr-m.

Slightest, from, after
disappointment in her affections

(cardiac
weakness) :- Ph-ac.

Slightest, from, he
cannot work, lives well, drinks from 6 to 8 cups of coffee daily,
and uses enormous quantities of tobacco :-

Nux-v.

Slightest, from,
motion, lies only on affected side

(ascites) :-
Ars.

Stairs, on going
up :-

Acet-ac.,
ARS.,
Arund.,
Iber., NAT-M.,
Nit-ac., Rhus-t.

Stairs, from bronchial
cold, accelerated during exercise, especially when going up :-

Lycps.

Stairs, on going up and
down

(chronic,
passive hæmorrhage from kidneys) :-
Ther.

Stairs, after going
up :-

Ter.

Stairs, on ascending,
and on slightest motion :-

Stann.

Stairs, after going up,
quickly

(amenorrhœa) :-
Apis.

Steps, on going up even
a few, better in open air :-

Am-c.

Walking, after :-

Merc.,
Nit-s-d.

Walking,
disappears :-

Sep.

Walking, during fast

(angina
pectoris) :- Kali-c.

Walking, while :-

Arund.,
Cact., Ign.,
Puls.

Walking, when, in open
air, better lying down :-

Psor.

Walking, while, in open
air, inspiration, on with stitches in last right rib and inguinal
region :-

Merc.

Worse upon least
motion, accompanied by arching out between scapulæ

(hay
asthma) :- Nat-s.

Worse by
slightest :-

LOB.

Worse, on going up or
downstairs :-

Lob.

Worse walking :-

Lach.

Eyes :-

In choroiditis
alternating with bronchial catarrh :-

Ars.

Closing :-

Ang.

Seem to protrude from
their sockets, door and windows had to be thrown open during a
thunderstorm :-

Sil.

Face :-

Anxious :-

Acon.,
Ars., Eup-per.

Anxious, in
pneumonia :-

Lyc.

Blue :-

Stram.

Disturbed look :-

Lyss.

Erysipelas :-

Chin.

Face, hot, red, while
walking :-

Stront-c.

Handkerchief, cannot
bear, before :-

Cupr.

Red :-

Bry.

Fainting :-

Coll.

Faintness,
momentary :-

Med.

Fanned, desires to
be :-

(See
Air.)

Fever :-

Intermittent, with cold
state in :-

Ars.

Intermittent,
in :-

Ferr.

Intermittent, in
tertian :-

Ferr.

Typhoid, with :-

Phos.

Typhus, in
hepatic :-

Chel.

Gonorrhœa, in :-

Tarent.

Hæmorrhoids :- Agar.,
Arg-n., Sulph.

Operation,
after :-

Croc.

Hawking, quickly
repeated and attended with a constant and peculiar kind of, in order
to expel breath, which has been taken for an imitation of bark of a
dog :- Lyss.

Head, in cerebro-spinal
meningitis :-

Cic.

Headache :-

Ang.

Chronic :-

Dulc.

With drawing and
pressure in forehead while walking :-

Ran-b.

In sick
headache :-

Tab.

Heart :-

(See Palpitation,
Pulse ; Asthma,
Heart ; also Inner
Chest Angina, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs ; and Heart
Dropsy, Pain,
etc., Chapter 29 :
Heart, Pulse and Circulation.)

Affections :-

Coll.

Anguish, paroxysms of,
about :-

KALM.

Anxiety about :-

Prun.

Anxiety, also of
mind :-

Psor.

Anxiety, with, about
præcordia :-

IP.

Attacks, fearful,
aortic insufficiency with albuminuria :-

Zinc.

Consciousness,
threatened loss of, in disease of :-

Lob.

Cough, with short dry
tickling

(cardiac
dropsy) :- Dig.

Disease :-

Ars.,
Aur., Coca, Lach.

Disease, in
valvular :-

Aur.,
Naja.

Disease, organic
valvular, worse at night :-

Carb-ac.

Disease,
endocarditis :-

Acon.,
Ars.

Drawing, sticking,
squeezing pain, the result of rheumatism and cold :-

Lyss.

Dropsy of
pericardium :-

Apoc.

Heavy beating :-

Hydr.

Hypertrophy with
dilatation :-

Chlol.

Knocking, with, at,
violent :-

Prun.

Oppression,
from :-

Med.

Pain :-

Arg-n.,
Cact.,
Lyss., Psor.

Pericarditis,
in :-

Colch.

Pressure around :-

Lac-d.

Shooting, stabbing
through to left scapula

(rheumatism) :-
Kalm.

Speak, could
scarcely :-

Apoc.

Weight about
præcordia :-

IP.

Heat

(See Sunstroke ;
also Heat Breathing,
Chapter 40 :
Fever.) :- Cinnb.,
Kali-c.

Mostly in
afternoon :-

Ruta.

In a warm room :-

Puls.

Hydrocephalus,
in :-

APIS,
Hell., Kali-i.

Hypochondria :-

Sharp pain in left, in
evening :-

Kali-c.

Spasmodic pain :-

Alumn.

Hysteria

(See Asthma,
Hysteric.) :-
Cedr., Lob.

Better from belching or
walking :-

Aur.

Increasing,
gradually :-

Ferr.

Influenza,
in

(See Coryza,
Influenza, Chapter 7 :
Nose.) :- Chel.,
Ip.

Injuries :-

Bee-sting,
after :-

Lach.

Fall, after a :-

Arn.

Concussion, after, of
spine :-

Hyper.

Shock, in :-

Camph.,
Laur.

Inspiration,
worse

(See Inspiration.) :-
Sang., Squil.

Labor :-

(See Parturition,
Breathing, Chapter 24 :
Pregnancy, Parturition, Lactation.)

During :-

Sep.

From spasmodic
labor-pains :-

Stann.

Larynx :-

(See Glottis
Spasm, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)

Affections, from,
of :-

Hippoz.

Aphonia, with :-

Cina.

Compression,
from :-

Bufo.

Constriction, as
from :-

Cocc.

Constrictive pain and
wheezing

(angina
pectoris) :- Ox-ac.

Elevated and depressed

(croup) :-
Spong.

Epiglottis, as if, were
nearly closed :-

Calc-f.

Inflammation,
chronic :-

Kali-bi.

Moved up and down
violently :-

Sul-ac.

Spasms :-

Cupr.

Voice hollow

(puerperal
fever) :- Sec.

Voice, takes away,
threatens suffocation

(rheumatism) :-
Cham.

Vocal cords, sudden,
from spasm of :-

CHLOR.

Laughing :-

Ars.,
Aur., Cupr.

Liver :-

(See Liver,
Dropsy, Enlarged,
Chapter 18 :
Hypochondria.)

Affection :-

Mag-m.

Subacute
inflammation :-

Hydr.

Jaundice, in :-

Aur.

Caused swelling of left
lobe of :-

Card-m.

Lungs :-

(See Chest,
Pneumonia ; also Asthma
Lungs ; also Lungs
Congestion, Emphysema,
Inflammation, Chapter
28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.)

Congestion :-

Ammc.

Adhesion, from :-

Thuj.

Adhesions, as from, or
contraction :-

Mez.

Congestion :-

Astac.,
Carbn-s.

Congestion, as
from :-

Ter.

Cotton, as though
stuffed with, rough, hoarse voice

(diphtheria) :-
Kali-bi.

Expand, as if they
would not :-

Crot-h.,
Laur.

Left, especially
in :-

Zinc.

Pain, from, in right

(pneumonia) :-
Chin-b.

Paralysis,
intermittent, as from :-

Op.

Phthisis, in :-

Chin-ar.,
Chlol., Iod.

Phthisis, in,
florida :-

Merc-c.

Right, particularly in,
chronic pleuro-pneumonia :-

Lach.

Stagnation, as
from :-

Seneg.

Stitches in
left :-

Lact.

Lying
down :-

(See
Sitting ; also Asthma
and Suffocation
Lying down.)

Afternoon, better in,
in bed :-

Chel.

Aggravation :-

Ant-t.,
Ars., Ferr., Kali-c., Kali-n., Lach., Lyss.,
Naja, Phos.,
Plb., Spong.

Back, on,
aggravates :-

Hyper.,
LYC.

Back, on,
causes :-

Acet-ac.

Breathe, cannot :-

Staph.

Bronchitis, side, on,
causes

(bronchitis) :-
Puls.

Bronchial, in,
catarrh :-

Kali-bi.

Congestion,
from :-

HAM.

Diaphragmitis,
in :-

Ham.

Diphtheria, in, back,
on :-

Lyc.

Dropsy, in,
impossible :-

Apoc.

Dropsy, in cardiac,
impossible :-

Cact.

Elevated, can only rest
in an, position

(affection
of brain with dropsy) :-
Fl-ac.

Flat, could not
lie :-

Lac-c.

Head, with, low,
aggravates :-

Kali-n.,
Spig.

Head, with, and
shoulders high relieves :-

Eup-per.

Head, with, high
relieves, worse 3 P.M. till night :-

Ars-met.

Immediately on lying
down in evening :-

ARS.

Left side, aggravates

(ascites) :-
Apis.

Liver, in disease of,
with hydrothorax :-

Kali-c.

Lungs, in acute œdema
of, and dilatation of heart :-

Ant-t.

Night, at, back, on,
with giddiness and weakness in head :-

Puls.

Night, especially at,
causing discomfort and loss of sleep :-

Plb.

Rise, must :-

Bapt.

Relieves, with
cough :-

KALI-BI.

Rheumatism, compelled
to elevate and lie on back, cardiac :-

CACT.

Side, on, aggravates

(child) :-
Puls.

Sit up, must :-

Brom.,
Bufo, Verat-v.

Sit up, must, in
hydrothorax :-

Merc-sul.

Sit up, must, to
relieve pain in right lung :-

Zing.

Sit up, must, at night

(phthisis) :-
Ars-i.

Sit up, must, with
rheumatism of chest

(endocarditis) :-
Phos.

Sitting, except when,
cannot breathe, even leaning backward causes suffocation

(ascites) :-
APIS.

Sitting, must be
supported in a, posture :-

Ant-t.,
Rumx.

Sits bent forward to
relieve :-

Kali-bi.

Sits up in bed :-

Tab.

Stand, must,
erect :-

Cedr.

Strangles, nearly, on
attempting to lie down

(dropsy) :-
Ars.

Worms, with :-

Dol.

Meningitis, in :-

Verat-v.

In cerebro-spinal
meningitis :-

Gels.

Menses :-

After :-

Nat-m.,
Puls.

Amenorrhœa, in :-

Cocc.

Before :-

Brom.

During :-

Calc.,
Iod.

During, with ovarian
tumor :-

Coloc.

Dysmenorrhœa, with :-

Merl.

Effort, at
every :-

Lach.

Return, at time for

(climaxis) :-
Phys.

Scanty, before, and
irregular

(cardialgia) :-
ZINC.

Suppressed :-

Chen-a.

Mental
condition :-

(See
Asthma and Suffocation
Mental condition.)

Agonizing, in
dropsy :-

Apoc.

Agonizing, could not
lie down

(emphysema) :-
Hep.

Agonizing, in
pneumonia :-

Elaps.

Agonizing, has to sit
straight up

(after
scarlet fever) :-
ACON.

Anguish, with, and
tight feeling :-

Calc.

Anguish, with
excessive, with desire to sit up or jump out of bed :-

Verat.

Anxiety :-

Carb-an.,
Chlor., Phos., SPONG.,
Viol-o.

Alternates, with
anxiety

(spasms
of chest) :- Hyos.

Anxiety, must loosen
clothing in evening :-

Stann.

Anxiety, worse every
evening, must sit up :-

Hell.

Anxiety, in liver
complaint :-

Acet-ac.

Anxiety, rolls on
ground :-

¤ Bar-m.

Anxiety, sudden, better
by stool :-

Ictod.

Anxiety, in
tuberculosis :-

Chin-ar.

Anxious, with
headache :-

Coloc.

Anxious, with
palpitation and pain in cardiac region :-

Psor.

Anxious, or quick, and
superficial :-

ACON.

Anxious, rolls on
floor, several attacks a day, also in night

(epilepsy,
with full consciousness) :-
BAR-M.

Asphyxia, almost to,
after a crying spell

(cyanosis) :-
Lach.

Distressing :-

Dig.,
Verat.

Emotion, after :-

Puls.,
Sep.

Fear, from :-

Verat.

Fear, with, of death
when lying down :-

Mosch.

Fear of death, in
whooping cough :-

Lob.

Fear of suffocation,
after being angry :-

Staph.

Fear of suffocation, on
motion :-

Spig.

Fright, after, or
vexation :-

Cupr.

Impression, worse after
an unpleasant moral :-

Spong.

Last, as if each breath
would be the :-

Apis.

Leaving, thinks breath
is, her :-

Trom.

Leave, feels as if
breath would, body, during severe menstrual pain :-

Vib.

Low-spirited :-

Carb-an.

Peevish :-

CHAM.

Reflecting,
while :-

Phos.

Sensation as if he
would not be able to breathe again :-

Apis.

Vexed, when :-

Ars.

Metrorrhagia,
alternating with :-

Fl-ac.

Morning,
in

(See Sleep ;
also Asthma and Suffocation
Morning.) :- Caust.,
Nux-v.

Awaking, on :-

Seneg.

Early, especially in
cold weather

(asthma) :-
Dig.

Larynx, in affection
of :-

Kali-bi.

Rising, after, better
in open air :-

Bell.

Sitting, when, up
quickly

(asthma) :-
Lach.

Motion,
from

(See Exertion ;
also Asthma Motion, Exertion.) :-
Arn., Ars.,
Bry., Calc.,
Cann-i., Caps., Con., Ferr., Graph., Iod., Lyc., Nux-v., Phos.,
Puls., Rhus-t., Sep., Stann., Verat.

When moving in bed,
must be on right side, or with head high or raising arms :-

SPIG.

None while
walking :-

Dros.

Rapid, with
vertigo :-

Lob.

Mucus,
accumulation causes

(See
Asthma Humid.) :-
Ant-t., Asar.,
Hep., Ip., Senec.

Nausea

(See Asthma
Nausea ; also Nausea,
Asthma, Breathing,
Chapter 16 :
Hiccough, Belching, Nausea and Vomiting.) :-
Lach.

Violent all day :-

PETR.

Night,
at

(See Asthma
and Suffocation Night.) :-
Aspar., Bell.,
Op., Thuj.

Anxiety, with, heat and
restlessness :-

Calc.

Asthma, in :-

Zing.

Attack, an, every
night :-

Calc-ar.

Awaking, on, from
frightful dreams :-

Nux-v.

Cardiac :-

Aur.

Catarrh, in hay :-

Stict.

Chest, must incline,
forward, springs out of bed, especially about 12 P.M. :-

ARS.

Dropsy, in :-

Colch.

Midnight, worse
after :-

Dros.

Midnight, worse after,
violent attacks 1 to 4 A.M. :-

Syph.

Pneumonia, in :-

Sulph.

Propped up in bed
scarcely able to breathe all night

(albuminuria) :-
Ter.

Severe, never quite
free during day :-

Zinc.

Sit up, must

(chronic
bronchitis) :- Iod.

Sit up, obliged to, in
bed to relieve :-

Aspar.

Suffocation, with, in
goitre :-

Merc-i-f.

Nose :-

(See
Nose, Stopped, Chapter
7 : Nose.)

Odors,
from

(See Asthma
Hay fever.) :-
Ph-ac.

Oppressed :-

(See
Chest.)

Palpitation

(See Heart.) :-
Am-c.,
Cadm-s., Calc.,
Kali-c., Psor., Spong., Verat., Verat-v.,
Viol-o.

Causes distressing
dyspnœa in cardiac dropsy :-

Cact.

Night, from 11 to 3
A.M. :-

Colch.

Spells, in :-

Kali-c.

Stairs, on going
up :-

Iber.

Stairs, especially on
going up :-

Crot-t.

Violent and
irregular :-

Kali-c.

Periodic :-

(See
Asthma Periodic.)

Phthisis, in :-

(See
Lungs.)

Pleurisy :-

(See
Chest.)

Pneumonia,
in

(See Chest,
Lungs.) :-
ANT-T.,
Chel., Kali-n.,
Kreos., Lyc., Phos.

Broncho-pneumonia,
in :-

Lyc.

Chronic :-

Grin.

Old people, of :-

Camph.

Pleuro-pneumonia :-

Phos.

Typhoid pneumonia,
in :-

Sang.

Pregnancy,
during :-

Nux-m.,
Viol-o.

Upward pressure :-

Nux-m., NUX-V.

Pulse :-

Intermittent :-

Phos.

Weak nervous
agitation :-

Crot-h.

Rest, worse
during :-

Seneg.

Restlessness :-

Acon., ARS.,
Gels., Rhus-t.

Morning, in :-

Calc-ar.

Retching :-

Spong.

Rheumatism, in :-

Kalm.

Scarlatina :-

During :-

Apis.

After :-

Hell.

Seminal
emissions :-

Phos.,
STAPH.

Shock, in :-

(See
Injuries.)

Sighing,
frequent

(See
Breathing Sighing.) :-
Caust.

Singing :-

(See
Voice Singing, Chapter
25 : Voice
and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)

Sitting

(See Bending,
Lying down.) :-
Nat-s.

Bent forward relieves,
worse from talking and after eating :-

Lach.

Bronchial, in,
catarrh :-

Lach.

Erect, better bending
forward, and throwing head back :-

Lach.

Heart, in,
affection :-

Lyc.

Lying down :-

Psor.

Sleep :-

(See Morning,
Night ; also Asthma,
Breathing, Suffocation
Sleep.)

After, sleep :-

Apis.

After, immediately, 1st
on left side of chest compelled her to be lifted upright, violent
exertion to get breath

(acute
rheumatism) :- Lac-c.

Awakens :-

Kali-bi.

Awakens at midnight

(asthma) :-
Puls.

Awakens in
morning :-

Sep.

Awaking, on :-

Ant-s-aur.,
Ant-t.,
Arn., Benz-ac.

Awaking, on, in
pneumonia :-

Lach.

Awaking, worse
on :-

Bapt.

Disturbs, from 11 to 3

(dropsy) :-
Colch.

Dreams, after awaking
from frightful :-

Chel.

Drowsiness,
with :-

Eup-per.

Dysentery, in,
during :-

Lach.

Pneumonia, in,
prevented :-

Kali-c.

Pneumonia, in typhoid,
prevented :-

Chlol.

Sleeplessness :-

Ran-b.

Sleeplessness, in
inflammation of diaphragm :-

Morph.

Suffocate, as if he
would, awakes at night :-

Samb.

Spasmodic

(See Asthma,
Spasmodic ; also Glottis,
Spasm, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.) :-
Kali-c.

Cold water, paroxysms
similar to those produced by a sudden, bath, always combined with
spasms in throat muscles :-

Lyss.

Constipation, in
chronic :-

Coca.

Expanded, as if lungs
could not be sufficiently :-

ASAF.

Fright, after, or
vexation :-

Cupr.

Spasm of larynx,
diaphragm, or intercostal muscles :-

Cupr.

Sudden paroxysms force
him up at night to the open window, with paralytic symptoms of
laryngeal muscles :-

Plb.

Spleen,
inflammation :-

Cit-l.

Stitches :-

Am-m.

Stomach :-

(See Drinking,
Eating ; also Drinking,
Eating Breathing,
Chapter 15 :
Eating and Drinking.)

Cardialgia :-

Bism.

Chill at 9 P.M.,
extends to right arm, right side of chest, abdomen and right
hip :-

Merl.

Fulness :-

Nux-m.

Gastric, following, and
hepatic symptoms :-

Ptel.

Persistent troubles of
digestive functions in susceptible hysterical subjects :-

Mosch.

Stool :-

Costiveness,
with :-

Calc-s.

Diarrhœic, yellow,
green, burning :-

Rob.

During :-

Alumn.,
Cocc., Rhus-t., Sulph.

Profuse watery,
relieves, in hydrothorax :-

Merc-sul.

Stooping, when :-

Sil.

Stretching, in a stiff,
rigid manner, with groaning :-

Coff.

Suffocative :-

(See
Suffocation.)

Sulphur fumes :-

(See
Asthma and Suffocation
Sulphur.)

Sunstroke,
in :-

Acon.,
Aml-ns., Arn., Ars., Cact.,
Camph., GLON.,
Verat-v.

Syphilis, in :-

Merc-c.,
Nit-ac.

Sweat,
with anxious countenance

(See
Sweat Breathing, Chapter
40 : Fever.) :-
Eup-per.

Talking :-

(See
Voice Talking, Chapter
25 : Voice
and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)

Aggravates :-

Apoc.,
Caust.,
Dros., Ph-ac.,
Spong.

Even in a low
voice :-

Sulph.

Thirst

(See Drinking.) :-
Bell.,
Chin-ar., Chlor.

Throat :-

(See Asthma
and Suffocation
Throat.)

Constricted :-

Aml-ns.

Contraction, spasmodic,
must loosen cravat :-

Sars.

Pit, as of a lump in,
above sternum :-

Lob.

Sensitive to
touch :-

Lach.

Sore :-

Sulph.

Trachea :-

Compression :-

Bufo.

Chronic
inflammation :-

Kali-bi.

Mucus :-

Sel.

Uræmia :-

Ars.,
Canth., Phos.

Asphyctic form :-

Hydr-ac.

Uterus :-

Displacement of :-

Nit-ac.

Neuralgia :-

Chin-s.

Vertigo

(See Vertigo
Breathing, Chapter 2 :
Sensorium.) :-
CHIN-S.

Yawning

(See Yawning,
Breathing, Chapter 37 :
Sleep.) :- Brom.

Weakness

(See Breathing
Feeble.) :- Agar.,
ARS.,
Phos.

Cardiac nerves, in
irritation of :-

Coll.

Exertion, too
great :-

Asaf.

Fever, in
intermittent :-

Chin.

Respiratory motor
nerves, of, as in phthisis and emphysema :-

Cur.

Sudden, tottering while
walking :-

Spong.

Weather :-

(See Asthma
Weather.)

Air, worse in dry, fog,
east and north wind :-

Sep.

Cold, exposure
to :-

Lob.

Cold, exposure to, and
wet

(hæmoptysis) :-
Ip.

Spasmodic, worse in
sudden change, a wind arising :-

Spong.

Stormy, in, almost to
suffocation :-

Sep.

Windy, worse in, and in
a warm room :-

Ars.

Wheezing :- (See
Breathing Short, Wheezing.)

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