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

CHAPTER 26.
RESPIRATION.

Asphyxia
* Asthma * Breathing
* Dyspnœa * Expiration
* Inspiration * Suffocation

Expiration.

Expiration :-

Abdomen :-

Evening, in, when lying
in bed, sudden contraction, causing heaving, as if he would vomit
and bring on cough :-

Dros.

Pain in lower :-

Spong.

Upper walls expand,
paralysis of diaphragm :-

Arg-n.

Aggravation :-

(See
Difficult.)

Amelioration :-

Acon.,
Arn., Bry.

Back, sticking pain in
lumbar vertebræ :-

Sulph.

Chest :-

Pressure from inside to
short ribs in region of liver upward :-

Tarax.

Stinging, boring in
left on expiration, worse stooping :-

Spong.

Stitches :-

Ant-c.,
Arg-m.

Stitches, boring in
right costal muscles, continuous :-

Spong.

Stitches, dull, in
posterior part

(hydrothorax) :-
Colch.

Stitches, sharp, in
scapular end of clavicle :-

Squil.

Walking, while, tension
across :-

Kali-c.

Cough,
whooping cough worse :-

Caust.

Difficult

(See Glottis
Spasm, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia ; and Lungs
Emphysema, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.) :-
Arg-m., Ars.,
Chlor., Ip.

Almost
impossible :-

Meph.

Asthma Millari,
in :-

Arum-d.,
Samb.

Cough, with, at
midnight

(asthma) :-
Puls.

Insufficient, as if air
cells were hardly half empty :-

Chlor.

Obstructed,
absolutely :-

CHLOR.

Suffocative feeling

(spasm
of glottis) :- Meph.

Talking, as if
something prevented when, or coughing :-

Dros.