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Glottis – Voice, Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia – Chapter 25 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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CHAPTER 25.
VOICE, LARYNX, TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA.

Air
Passages
* Bronchia * Epiglottis
* Glottis
* Larynx * Trachea
* Voice

Glottis.


Glottis :-

Burning :-

Arum-t.

Contraction :-

(See Spasm.)

Sensation of, with
burning in trachea and larynx :-

Phyt.

Sensation of, with
cough :-

Phyt.

Spasmodic, with
contracted pupils :-

Verat.


Clucking, in
croup :-

Hep.

Dryness

(See Larynx
Dryness
.) :-
Lac-ac.,
Med.

With spasmodic
contraction :-

Lac-ac.

With pain during
deglutition :-

Med.

Stiffness, with :-

Æsc.


Irritation :-

Gels.

Œdema :-

APIS,
Ars., Arum-t., Bell.,
Chin., Chr-ac.,
Crot-h., Hippoz.,
Ign., Kali-i.,
Lach.,
Merc.,
Sang., Staph., Stram.

Typhus, in :-

Crot-h.


Paralysis

(See Larynx
Paralysis
, and Vocal
cords
.) :- CAUST.,
Gels.

From muscular or
nervous irritability, as in hysteria :-

Crot-h.


Rawness, excoriated
sensation :-

Med.

Spasm

(asthma
Millari or thymicum, laryngismus stridulus)
(See Contraction ;
also Larynx
Constriction
, Spasm.) :-
Ars., Arum-d., BELL.,
Brom.,
Chlf.,
Chlor., Coff.,
Cor-r., Cupr.,
Dig., Gels.,
Guare., Hydr-ac., Iod., Ip., KALI-BR.,
Lac-ac., LACH.,
Laur., Mag-p.,
Meph.,
Mosch., Op.,
Phyt.,
Plat.,
Plb., Samb.,
Sars., Spong.,
Sulph., Tab.,
Verat.

Abdominal, with
disturbance of, organs :-

Ol-an.

Air, so firmly closed
it seemed as if, might pass through thoracic walls more
readily :-

Chlor.

Awaking from sleep and
causing severe pain and suffocation :-

Lac-ac.

Awoke at night

(asthma
Millari) :- Samb.

Bath, worse when
in :-

Coff.

Burning, with :-

Guare.

Clucking, with, in
throat, air expelled with difficulty, but inhaled with ease :-

Med.

Children, in :-

Bell.,
Brom.,
Calc-p., Gels.,
Ign., Iod.,
Ip., LACH.,
Laur., Meph.,
Mosch.,
Phos., Samb.

Contraction,
alternating with, of fingers and toes :-

Asaf.

Convulsions, with
epileptiform, following suppression of exanthems :-

Hep.

Cough, from attempt
to :-

Chlor.

Cough, during :-

Hyos.

Cough, during
whooping :-

Cor-r.,
Mosch.

Cough, in whooping,
continuing so long that child remains a long time without
respiring :-

Ip.

Cough, before paroxysm
of whooping :-

Ip.

Cough, resembling
whooping :-

Cor-r.

Cough, without any, in
children :-

Cupr.

Croup, producing a
sound similar to spasmodic :-

Cor-r.

Croup, in :-

Brom.

Crying, worse after, or
getting angry :-

Sulph.

Cyanotic :-

Coff.

Daily, with sweat at
night :-

Chel.

Dentition, in :-

Calc-p.

Evening, in,
threatening suffocation :-

Gels.

Expiration, on :-

Chel.

Face, better lying on,
and protruding tongue :-

Med.

Grasping at, almost
suffocated at night, in attack :-

# Lach.

Head, between, and
face :-

Bell.,
Brom.

Laryngitis, in acute,
frequently :-

Samb.

Minutes, every 5, with
a whistling tone

(hysteria) :-
Tarent.

Mouth, on opening, to
take food or drink :-

Chlor.

Nervous, from local,
irritation, or from cerebral irritation, being a part of general
convulsive condition during course of zymotic disease :-

Crot-h.

Nervous, in, women and
children :-

Mosch.

Neurosis, from, or
reflex irritation :-

Kali-br.

Night, attacks sudden,
generally from midnight until 4 A.M. :-

Samb.

Noise as from, when
breathing :-

Kalm.

Rachitic children, in,
cannot bear warmth :-

Iod.

Rima feels as though
composed of an iron ring :-

Chlor.

Speech,
preventing :-

Cupr.

Spinal, result of,
irritation affecting the nucha :-

Naja.

Stiffness in rima,
expiration impeded :-

Chlor.

Swallow, worse by
effort to :-

Cupr.

Swallowing,
during :-

Merc-c.

Sweat, with
cold :-

Coff.

Tetanic, of muscles,
with angina, after venesection :-

Stram.

Throat, produced by
attempt to examine :-

Chlor.

30 or 40 attacks within
24 hours :-

CHLOR.

2 attacks, at 8 and 11
P.M. :-

Samb.

Wheezing, with :-

Coff.

Yawning, follows
spasmodic :-

Med.


Stenosis :-

Brom.

Tickling, in chink, or
deeper, exciting cough :-

Astac.

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