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

Main

Measles, in :-

Crot-h.,
Euphr., Lach.

Before eruption :-

Bry., Puls.,
Stram.

Milk
absent

(See
Lactation Fever, Milk
suppressed, Chapter 24 :
Pregnancy, Parturition, Lactation.) :-
Mill.

Menses :-

During :-

Acon.,
Bell., Coc-c.,
Gels., Graph.,
Helon.,
Nat-m., Phos., Rhod., Sep., Sulph.

Absent, amenorrhœa :-

Cina.

Menorrhagia :-

Coc-c.

Nightly :-

Nat-m.

Soon, too :-

Kali-bi.

Suppressed :-

Mill.

Mental
condition :-

Anguish and
restlessness, from cold in lungs threatening pneumonia :-

Phos.

Anxiety, 2 to 5 A.M.,
with sleeplessness :-

Ign.

Crying :-

Vac.

Despondency :-

Eup-per.

Ecstasy,
periodic :-

Cic.

Emotions, after :-

CAPS.

Fretfulness, with
diarrhœa :-

Sulph.

Fright, after :-

¤ Chen-a.

Illness from grief and
jealousy, worse after midnight :-

Hyos.

Illness were impending,
as if a severe :-

Nicc.

Loquacity :-

Gels.

Maniacal :-

Hyos.

Nervous and sensitive,
even with mild :-

Coff.

Sudden attacks of
continued, consequence of reverse of fortune :-

Ign.

Vexation, from :-

Acon.,
Cham.

Worry and excitement

(general
prostration after childbearing) :-
Lach.

Moaning, in
intermittent :-

Ip.

Morning, in :-

Calc.,
Kreos.

Waking, on, intense,
with sweat :-

Lac-c.

Chills, with
shaking :-

Sarr.

Child disposed to
convulsions :-

Bell.

Noon, from morning
till, beginning with chilliness, heat in head, headache, thirst,
swelling and redness of face, lasts till noon, with loss of
appetite, ends at night, with slight sweat :-

Kali-c.

Returns twice a day,
preceded by bitter taste in mouth :-

Hep.

Mouth :-

Bitter taste and
thirst :-

Bry.

Dry :-

Lach.

Salivation,
with :-

Arund.

Mucous :-

Sin-a.,
Sin-n.

Prodroma :-

Cham.

Prostration,
with :-

Merc.

Nausea :-

Alumn.,
Arund., Eup-pur.,
Ip.,
Nat-m.

Eating, after :-

Ind.

Ephemeral :-

Verat.

Peritonitis, in :-

Lyc.

Prodroma :-

Samb.

Nerves :-

Regular type
characterized by disorders of innervation :-

Gels.

Great reflex nervous
irritability :-

Lyc.

Fever not violent, but
nerves are irritated with sleeplessness :-

Coff.

Nervous symptoms, such
as starting, jerking, etc. :-

Nit-s-d.

Nervous

(See Low,
Typhoid.) :-
Calc., Camph.,
Cham., Cinnm.,
Cocc., Manc.

Insidious, produced by
fits of anger, or accompanied by disposition to anger :-

COCC.

Limbs, with pain
in :-

BRY.

Nausea, with :-

Ip.

Stupidity :-

Cic.

Neuralgia, in interval
of neuralgic pain :-

Kali-cy.

Night :-

Arund.,
¤ Carb-an., Chin-s., Ham., Ol-j.,
Stram.

Caries, with, of dorsal
vertebræ :-

Lach.

Chilliness, with

(eczema
impetigenoides) :-
Rhus-t.

Croup, in :-

Kaol.

Diphtheria, in :-

Bapt.

Dry, hot, shortly after
going to bed, with dry parched lips and great thirst :-

Syph.

Headaches, with,
worse :-

Crot-h.

Lasts nearly all night

(tertian) :-
Nat-m.

Midnight,
before :-

Cadm-s.

Midnight, at :-

Puls.

Midnight, worse after

(bronchitis
infantum) :- Dros.

Morning, until

(summer
colds) :- Gels.

Mouth, with dry :-

Cinnb.

Myelitis, in :-

Dulc.

Restlessness,
with :-

Polyp.

Rheumatism, in :-

Colch.

Sweat, with, most on
head, neck and hands :-

Ol-j.

Sweat, clammy, pulse
150, small, great prostration

(puerperal
fever) :- Cimic.

Worse :-

Chin-ar.,
Sil.

6 P.M., sets in about,
reaches its height about 10, continues until about 4 A.M. :-

Chin-s.

2 A.M. :-

ARS.

4 A.M.

(ague) :-
Nat-m.

Nose :-

Coryza :-

ACON.,
Bar-m.,
Calad., Iod.,
Jab., MERC.,
Sang.,
Spong., Stict.

Secretion, thick plugs
of nasal, especially in old people and children :-

Merc-i-f.

Stopped up

(coryza) :-
Spong.

Swells :-

Guai.

Ovaries, cyst :-

Rhod.

Pain :-

Paroxysm every
day :-

Ust.

And always ready to
weep :-

Coff.

Become worse :-

Hippoz.

Palpitation,
with :-

SPIG.

Paralysis,
circumstances favor a paresis of motor nerves of both voluntary and
involuntary muscles :-

Gels.

Periodicity :-

(See Intermittent ;
also Chill
Periodicity.)

2 or 3 P.M., daily,
into night :-

Cur.

Between 3 and 4, every
2 or 3 weeks, in afternoon, between :-

Stram.

Daily, at 4 P.M., since
2nd day after parturition, 11 weeks ago :-

Lyc.

Day, each, at 4 P.M.,
in pulmonary diseases :-

Lyc.

Daily, at same
hour :-

Cina.

Daily, 11 to 1 P.M.,
sweats when she begins to get over fever :-

Syph.

Evening, every,
commencing at dusk and lasting until bedtime

(midnight) :-
Lyss.

Evening, every, after
supper, gradually worse, went off by morning :-

Gels.

Hour, every other

(amenorrhœa) :-
Symph.

Spells, by :-

Ham.

Pernicious :-

(See
Intermittent.)

Phlegmasia, in :-

Apis.

Prevailing :-

AM-M.

Thirstless :-

Am-m.

Puerperal

(See Abdomen,
Peritonitis, Intestines,
Inflammation, Chapter 19 :
Abdomen ; Uterus,
Inflammation, Chapter 23 :
Female Sexual Organs ; and Puerperal
Fever, Chapter 24 :
Pregnancy, Parturition, Lactation.) :-
Acon., Ail.,
Apis, Arn., ARS.,
Bapt., BELL.,
BRY., Calc.,
Canth., Carb-ac., Cham.,
Cimic., Cocc., Coff., Colch.,
Coloc., CROT-H.,
Hyos., Kali-c.,
Kreos., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Mur-ac., Nux-v.,
Op., Plat., Puls.,
Rhus-t., Sec., Sulph.,
Ter., Verat., VERAT-V.,
Zinc.

Chills, alternating
with often recurring, of short duration, followed by profuse sweat,
with restlessness :-

Carb-ac.

Chill, intense fever
mingles with and follows severe :-

Verat-v.

Chill, follows sudden,
after 4 days’ confinement :-

Phyt.

Constant, after
abortion :-

Ust.

Irritability,
with :-

Cham.

Lochia, cessation
of :-

Sec.

Mental excitement,
from :-

Coff.

Milk, lack of, in
breast :-

Cham.

Red rash, increased
before, 7th day after confinement :-

Calc.

Restlessness,
with :-

Cham.

Stools, frequent
watery :-

Sec.

Tympanitis :-

LYC.,
Verat-v.

Weeks, 6, after
confinement, hydrogenoid constitution :-

Nat-s.

Pulse :-

(See Pulse,
Chapter 29 :
Heart, Pulse and Circulation.)

130 in
diphtheria :-

Carb-ac.

Full, round, soft,
flowing :-

Gels.

Quick :-

Ferr-p.

Rapid, at night :-

Med.

Slow, imperceptible,
after fever :-

ANT-T.

Relapsing

(recurrent) :-
(See Remittent.)

From improprieties in
diet :-

Ip.

Typhus, in :-

Crot-h.

Remittent :-

Acon., Ant-c.,
Ant-t.,
Apis, Arg-n.,
Arn., Ars.,
Bapt., Bry., Chin.,
Crot-h.,
Eucal., Eup-per., Gels., Hyos., Ip., Lept.,
Merc., Nux-v.,
Ph-ac., Phos., Polyp.,
Rhus-t.,
Verat.

Autumnal :-

Carb-ac.

Autumn and winter,
in :-

Sulph.

Bilious :-

Nat-s.,
Podo.

Bilious and malarial,
gastric intestinal irritation :-

Eup-per.

Constipation,
with :-

Hydr.

Convalescence,
in :-

Eucal.

Cough, with :-

Podo.

Evening exacerbations,
with

(functional
derangement of liver) :-
Sep.

Evening, worse every
other :-

Verat.

Headache :-

Polyp.

Infantile :-

Acon., Am-m.,
Ant-c., Apis, Ars., Bell.,
Bor., Bry.,
Cham., Cina,
Coff., Ferr-p.,
Gels.,
Ign., Ip., Kali-br.,
Mag-c., Merc.,
Mur-ac., Nux-v.,
Podo.,
Puls., Rhus-t., Sulph.

Infantile, due to
irritation of teething, intestinal troubles, worms or malarial
influences :-

Gels.

Infantile, low
type :-

Mur-ac.

Intermittent type,
taking on, or vice versa :-

Gels.

Pleurisy, with :-

Crot-h.

Dulness of mind :-

Sulph.

Stages, last, diarrhœa
profuse, sweat, exhaustion :-

Corn.

Restlessness :-

ACON.,
Ars., Rhus-t.

Intermittent,
in :-

Ip.

Nervous, from midnight
to 3 A.M. :-

Med.

Tossing about :-

ACON.,
Vac.

Up and down every few
hours :-

Lac-c.

Rheumatic

(See Joints
Rheumatism Inflammatory, Chapter 34 :
Limbs in General.) :-
Abrot., ACON.,
Ant-t., Arn.,
Asc-t., Atrop-s., BELL.,
Bry., Cact.,
Caust., Colch., Ferr-p., Kali-s., Nux-v., Rhus-t., Sabin.,
Sal-ac., Thuj.,
Verat.

Articular, overheated,
while, violent, after being chilled :-

Kali-s.

Cardiac complications,
severe :-

Lyc.

Chilliness :-

Nat-m.

Cold, after
catching :-

Merc.

Cold, after catching,
neuralgic :-

Puls.

Constipation
after :-

HYDR.

Evening, worse in, and
forepart of night :-

Puls.

Gastric complaints,
followed by, after taking cold :-

Cham.

Heart, leaves joints
and attacks :-

Aur-m.

Heart disease and
mitral regurgitation, with, chronic, pain on moving, but afterward
better by movement :-

Sulph.

Inflammatory articular,
acute :-

Sal-ac.

Inflammatory, follows
aching in bones :-

Verat-v.

Liver, pain in :-

Card-m.

Muscular,
especially :-

Gels.

Nerves and joints, with
rheumatic and gouty affections of, slight :-

Indg.

Pains, changing places,
persistently return :-

Camph.

Prevalent, drawing
tearing in limbs, worse at night, constant change of position, worse
lying on back :-

Rhus-t.

Stomach, with pain
in :-

Card-m.

Sweats, clammy fetid,
or gout, with sour :-

Fl-ac.

Wet, from getting

(diabetes) :-
Nat-s.

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