Head – Outer Head – Chapter 4 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

Main

Eruption :-

(See
Eruption.)

Flushed

(See Scalp
congested, red.) :-
Aml-ns.,
Apis,
Merc-i-r.

In hydrops
retinæ :-

Apis.

Fontanelles :-

(See
Fontanelles.)

Glandular
swellings :-

Calc.,
Merc., Psor., Sil., Sulph.

Growth, left side
retarded, left eye seems smaller

(See
Large.) :-
Fl-ac.

Hair :-

(See
Hair.)

Hands, puts, to :-

Hysteria, in :-

Kali-c.

Meningitis, in :-

Acon.

Typhoid, in :-

Verat.

Heat,
external :-

Acon.,
Ant-t., Apis, Bell., Bry., Bufo,
Calc., Camph.,
Cham., Chel.,
Kali-i.,
Op., Sarr.,
Stram., Ust.

Dry :-

Acon.,
Apis.

Dry, painful,
compelling one to uncover head, better lying down :-

Phos.

Burning, in
scarlatina :-

Arum-t.

Injuries :-

(See Brain
concussion, Chapter 3 :
Inner Head.)

Concussion :-

Acon.,
ARN.,
Hyper.

Chronic effects from
simple concussion :-

Nat-s.

Contusions :-

Arn.,
Form.

Falling, by, on
scissors, 3 months after wound, gradual altering of health :-

Led.

Lacerated
wounds :-

CALEN.

Laceration above left
temple, several inches in length, suppurated and became a
troublesome sore :-

Hydr.

Suppurating
wounds :-

Sil.

Itching :-

(See
Itching, Chapter
3 : Inner Head.)

Jerking :-

(See Motion
involuntary.)

Large :-

CALC.,
Iod., Puls.,
Sulph., Verat-v.

Body, rest of,
emaciated :-

SIL.

Fontanelles not closing

(hydrocephalus,
rachitis, marasmus, eclampsia, cholera infantum) :-
CALC.

Forehead, with bulging

(incipient
phthisis) :- Tub.

Hydrocephalic :-

Apis,
Calc.,
Merc., Tub.

Meningitis,
tubercular :-

Tub.

Right half higher and
thicker :-

Agar.

Lice :-

(See
Hair, vermin.)

Misshapen :-

Verat-v.

Motion,
voluntary :-

Backward and
forward :-

Cham.

Constant :-

Ars.,
Op.

Difficult :-

Colch.,
Lyss.

Difficult, in
myelitis :-

Dulc.

Shaking, better
from :-

Lach.

Eyes, shaking causes
blackness before :-

Hep.

Frequently raises and
gazes about :-

Hyos.

Frequently raises in
hydrocephalus or meningitis :-

Stram.

Hard to raise :-

Lac-ac.

Raise, can scarcely,
from pillow on awaking :-

Lach.

Raising causes
vomiting :-

Acon.,
Ars.

Raises, fixes it upon
chest, and finally tosses it back quickly upon pillow

(epilepsy) :-
Op.

Reports, causes, in
ears :-

Staph.

Tossing :-

Acon.,
Cocc., Cupr., Ign.

Tossing in
evening :-

Ph-ac.

Tossing from side to
side every evening about 11 o’clock after having slept 15 minutes

(epilepsy) :-
Op.

Typhoid fever,
in :-

Stram.

Turns, if he, cannot
easily turn it back :-

CIC.

Twisting to and
fro :-

Sec.

Vertigo, causes :-

Caust.

Motion,
inability :-

Diphtheria, in :-

Kali-br.

Dysentery, in :-

Colch.

Waking, in morning on,
with extreme sensibility to contact over whole surface :-

Zinc.

Erect, cannot
hold :-

Abrot.,
Æth., CALC-P.,
Gels., Zinc.

Convulsions, cannot
hold up after :-

Art.,
Chlol.

Chill, could not
support during

(intermittent) :-
Cocc.

Hands have to assist in
lifting it, with headache :-

Eup-per.

Inability to hold up,
in hydrocephalus and whooping cough :-

Cupr.,
Cupr-a.

Hand, must raise with,
when sitting up :-

Chel.

Meningitis, inability
to hold erect in :-

Apis,
Cupr-a., Verat.

Turn, cannot :-

Ang.

Turn, cannot, to left
and backward :-

Chr-ac.

Motion,
involuntary

(See
Convulsions, Jerking,
Position, Twitching.) :-
Merc.

Agitation,
continued :-

Bufo.

Automatic :-

Zinc.

Boring into
pillow :-

Apis,
Arn., BELL.,
Hell., Stram.

Boring into pillow, in
cholera infantum :-

Crot-t.

Boring into pillow, in
croup :-

Spong.

Boring into pillow, in
typhoid fever :-

Verat-v.

Boring into pillow, in
acute hydrocephalus

(meningitis,
after erysipelatous eruption) :-
Apis.

Boring into pillow, in
hydrocephalus :-

Apis,
Bell., Dig., Hell., Stram.

Boring into pillow, in
meningitis :-

Cic.,
Verat.

Boring into pillow, as
if scalp on occiput were pulled down tight :-

Hell.

Chronic movements
alternate with movements of right arm, ceasing in bed :-

Tarent.

Constantly, in
chorea :-

Agar.,
Chlol., Tarent.

Convulsive :-

Calc.,
Tarent.

Convulsive, in
hydrocephalus acutus :-

Lyc.

Convulsive, in
meningitis :-

Stram.

Convulsive, from side
to side, during headache :-

Nux-m.

Convulsive, with
stupefaction :-

Stram.

Convulsive, backward
and forward in such a manner that talking and swallowing are almost
impossible :-

Nux-m.

Directions, in all, but
mostly to side :-

Sulph.

Distortion :-

Sil.

Drawn, as if, forcibly
backward :-

Chel.

Drawn, as if, down into
cushion when lifting it, morning :-

Ars-met.

Drawn, as if, backward,
with sleepiness and vertigo :-

Stram.

Drawn, as if,
forward :-

Sang.

Drawn backward :-

Bell.,
Cur., Med.

Drawn back and from
side to side

(brain
affection) :- Hell.

Drawn backward during
spasm :-

Ign.

Drawn backward by
epileptic convulsion :-

NUX-V.

Drawing backward,
better after gaping :-

Ang.

Drawn backward in
headache :-

Cur.

Drawn back and rolling

(hydrocephalus) :-
Apis.

Drawn far backward when
lying, on changing this position screaming and vomiting

(meningitis) :-
Sulph.

Drawn back, with
rigidity of muscles of neck and back :-

Tab.

Drawn back, if lying on
side is straightened out upon back quick as lightning

(spasm
following injury to knee from splinter) :-
CIC.

Drawn spasmodically
backward in spotted fever :-

Eup-per.

Drawn back in
tetanus :-

Cupr.

Drawn, fixed and,
backward

(traumatic
tetanus) :- Hydr-ac.

Drawn powerfully back

(emotional
trismus or opisthotonos) :-
Ign.

Drawn backward by
spasmodic twitching :-

Art.

Drawn backward :-

Tarent.

Drawn, repeatedly and
rapidly, downward and backward :-

Mosch.

Drawn down by
swallowing :-

NIT-AC.

Drawing toward larynx,
right side :-

Ars-h.

Drawn to left
side :-

Gels.

Drawn to left side in
torticollis :-

LYC.

Drawn to left side
during exacerbation of pain

(prosopalgia) :-
Chel.

Drawn to left side
after fright

(spinal
disease) :- Nux-v.

Drawn to right side,
bent backward :-

LYC.

Drawing toward shoulder

(pregnancy) :-
Agar.

Drawn toward left
shoulder at angle of 45 degrees, better in morning, worse toward
evening :-

Nux-v.

Drawn down upon
shoulders

(arachnitis) :-
Chlf.

Drawn to right
shoulder, body relaxed, unconscious :-

Camph.

Drawn to one
side :-

Stram.

Drawn to one side

(epilepsy) :-
Caust.

Drawn to one side

(hydrocephalus) :-
Cupr.

Drawn to one side by
swellings in neck :-

Cist.

Drawing, spasmodic, to
either side :-

Stram.

Drawn, at 1st, to one
side, then backwards before attack

(epilepsy) :-
Bufo.

Drawn from one side to
the other :-

Nux-m.

Drawn upward and
backward :-

Art.

Falls backward

(hydrocephalus) :-
Sulph.

Inclined to fall back,
with lancinations in occiput

(meningitis) :-
Bufo.

Inconceivable, almost,
during attacks, worse during full moon and when vexed

(chorea) :-
Nat-m.

Jerking :-

Caust.,
Cic.,
Nat-m., Sep.

Jerks, from before
backward when talking :-

Cic.

Jerked backward :-

Cina.

Jerked backward in
cholera :-

Cic.

Jerking backward,
sometimes forward

(typhoid
fever) :- Verat-v.

Jerking backward while
lying on back :-

Hyper.

Jerked backward during
sleep :-

Arn.

Jerks, suddenly,
backward :-

Alumn.

Jerking in
chorea :-

Nat-m.

Jerking, constant, in
chorea :-

Sumb.,
Verat-v.

Jerking, during
day :-

Sep.

Jerks head
downward :-

Spong.

Jerks frequently from
pillow

(hydrocephalus,
typhus) :- Stram.

Jerking, fontanelles
remaining open :-

Sep.

Jerking backward and
forward, especially forenoon and sitting :-

Sep.

Jerked forward :-

Nux-m.

Jerked forward, on
falling asleep :-

Bell.

Jerking motions

(insanity) :-
Hyos.

Jerking from left to
right and slightly from above downward, after quarrel

(hysteria) :-
Ign.

Jerking, in
morning :-

Nux-v.

Jerks, in throwing it
towards right side :-

Nat-s.

Jerked, often, to one
side, usually to right :-

Mygal.

Jerking,
spasmodic :-

Ph-ac.

Lifting :-

Ant-t.

Move, must

(hemicrania) :-
Ars.

Nodding,
involuntary :-

Mosch.,
Nat-m., Verat-v.

Nodding, involuntary,
when writing :-

Caust.

Peculiar, with frequent
deep respiration, presses chest forward and arches back

(heart
disease) :- Op.

Place, from, to
place :-

CALC-P.

Quiet, cannot keep
it :-

Ferr.

Rolls :-

Cic.,
Hyos., Podo., Sec.,
Sil.,
Stram., Verat., Verat-v.,
Zinc.

Rolls almost
uncontrollably, while sitting at table :-

Nux-m.

Rolls anxiously from
side to side

(spasms) :-
Zinc.

Rolls on awakening and
while awake :-

Podo.

Rolls, in concussion of
brain :-

Hyos.

Rolls, in cholera
infantum :-

Bell.

Rolls, in
convulsions :-

Tub.

Rolls in convulsions,
from cerebral irritation :-

Cic.,
Kali-br.

Rolls, in
dentition :-

Podo.

Rolls, in diarrhœa :-

Sil.

Rolls, in
dysentery :-

Zinc.

Rolls, in
hydrocephaloid :-

Cina,
Cupr., Ign.

Rolls, in
meningitis :-

Verat-v.

Rolls, after
scarlatina :-

Lyss.

Rolls, night and day,
moaning

(hydrocephalus,
typhoid) :- Hell.

Rolls and moans

(summer
complaint) :- Ferr-p.

Rolls, with moaning in
sleep, eyelids half closed :-

Podo.

Rolls mostly to right,
in spasms :-

Stram.

Rolls to one side,
after every spasmodic toss of body

(spasm
after pneumonia) :-
Nux-v.

Rolls from side to side
on awaking

(cholera
morbus, hydrocephalus) :-
Zinc.

Rolls, with restless
sleep :-

Podo.

Rotary, constant, even
when lying on pillow :-

Merc.

Rubbed steadily on
pillow

(endocarditis
rheumatica) :- Hyos.

Shaking :-

Bell.,
Cann-i., Cocc., Hyos.,
Ign., LYC.,
Mag-p., Stram.

Shaking, on sitting or
lying, must rise and walk

(after
confinement) :- Tarent.

Side, throwing from, to
side, till exhaustion brought on sleep :-

Caust.

Spasmodic :-

Camph.,
Stram.

Spasmodic, most of hair
was rubbed off

(chorea) :-
Sep.

Starting, worse moving
head :-

Cic.

Stretching

(convulsion) :-
Sil.

Sudden forward, better
during sleep, worse during stool and by emotions

(chorea) :-
Mag-p.

Sudden backward

(epilepsy) :-
Lach.

Thrown backward and
forward with a jerk

(chorea) :-
Mygal.

Violent, in different
directions :-

Tarent.

Throwing from side to
side, with moaning

(tubercular
meningitis) :- Lyc.

Thrust in all
directions :-

Stram.

Totters :-

CALC-P.

Trembling :-

Anan.,
Chel., Cop.,
Ign.,
Lith-c., Mag-p., Op., Plb.

Trembling, chronic,
worse after cough :-

Ant-t.

Trembling, convulsive,
from weakness of muscles of neck, worse in open air and after sleep,
from coffee and tobacco, better in warm room :-

Cocc.

Trembling, with
drowsiness :-

Ant-c.

Trembling, in
epilepsy :-

Caust.

Trembling, worse moving
head :-

Cic.

Trembling during
rest :-

Lact.

Turned violently from
side to side

(chorea) :-
Tarent.

Turned from side to
side, with vacant amaurotic expression :-

Atrop-s.

Turns from side to side

(typhoid) :-
Nux-v.

Twisting

(epileptic
attacks) :- Kali-bi.

Twists it around to
right side

(chorea) :-
Mygal.

Twitching :-

AGAR.,
Bell., Chel.,
Cic., Op.,
Sep.

Twitching, of right
side

(pregnancy) :-
Agar.

Twitches, single,
during morning nap :-

Cham.

Vacillating, in
evening, caused by singular sensation in vertex, as if he
momentarily lost consciousness in that place, or as from something
being loose there :-

Lyss.

Muscles :-

(See Convulsions.)

Chorea-like movements
of temporal :-

Agar.

Spasmodic twitching of
temporal :-

Arg-m.

Muscular fibres,
fluttering, twitching :-

Arum-t.

Odor,
flies alight

(See
Fetid.) :-
Calad.

Position :-

(See Motion
involuntary.)

Bend, desire to :-

Brach.

Bend, desire to,
backward :-

Cham.

Bent back :-

Amyg.,
Camph., Hep.,
Lyc., Samb.,
Stram.

Bent back, in
asthma :-

Chin.

Bent back, in
convulsions :-

Mosch.,
Nux-v., Op.

Bent back, in
croup :-

ACON.,
Ant-t., Hep.,
Kali-bi., Spong.

Bent back, in
diphtheria :-

Crot-h.

Bent back, in
dysentery :-

Zinc.

Bent back, in
hydrocephalus :-

Carb-ac.

Bent back and side ward

(hydrocephalic
spasms) :- Art.

Bent far back on pillow

(laryngeal
spasm) :- Cupr.

Bent back to left

(puerperal
convulsions) :- Op.

Bent back, in
cerebro-spinal meningitis :-

CIC.,
Dig., Hell., Phys.

Bending back, with
tension in neck, meningitis :-

Spong.

Bent back in nervous
affection :-

Mag-c.

Bent far back and to
right side

(puerperal
convulsions) :- Op.

Bent back, during
sleep :-

Hep.,
Rheum.

Bent back
spasmodically :-

Cic.

Bent back when walking

(suppressed
catarrh) :- Ars.

Bent down on chest

(hysteria) :-
Ter.

Bent back, in spotted
fever :-

CIMIC.

Bent forward when
aroused :-

Cic.

Bent, stiffly, forward

(concussion
of brain) :- Cic.

Bent forward on breast,
arms hang listless :-

Colch.

Bent, can only hold,
forward

(diphtheritis) :-
Mur-ac.

Bent forward, has to
sit up

(induration
of pancreas) :- Bar-m.

Bent to right, later
left :-

Ang.

Bent to one side

(epilepsy) :-
Cic.

Bent to one side and
moved with difficulty :-

Nux-v.

Carries forward or to
right

(after
injury) :- Arn.

Disinclination to
change :-

Lyss.

Fall down, as if it
would, heaviness :-

Zinc.

Falls backward :-

Led.

Falling back, with
lancinating in abdomen :-

Spig.

Falls helplessly back

(brain
affection) :- Hell.

Falls back with mouth
wide open :-

Colch.

Falls back with nausea
at palate, and discomfort in abdomen and thorax :-

Spig.

Falls back from weak
neck

(hydrocephalus) :-
Dig.

Falls back, as if a
weight were attached to occiput :-

Agar.

Falls back constantly,
occiput feels heavy

(apoplexy,
cerebro-spinal meningitis) :-
Op.

Falls back on being
raised

(inflammation
of brain) :- Hell.

Falls back if she
attempts to raise herself

(hysterical
spasms) :- Cic.

Fall, as if it would,
in all directions

(post-partum
hæmorrhage) :- Cann-s.

Falls forward :-

Clem.,
Kali-br., Verat.,
Viol-o.

Falls upon breast

(cardialgia) :-
Sec.

Falls forward, resting
on sternum, must be supported by hands

(disease
of cervical vertebræ) :-
Sil.

Falls forward, worse on
rising

(fainting) :-
Op.

Falls forward, in
hydrocephalus :-

Cupr.,
Merc.

Falls forward on
looking at anything or sitting in apparent sleep :-

Cic.

Falls forward from
weakness in nape of neck :-

Plat.

Falls forward,
difficult to keep it up

(paralysis
with imbecility) :-
Anac-oc.

Falls forward if he
raises himself :-

Hipp.

Falls forward while
sitting :-

Nux-m.

Sensation of balancing,
requiring constant effort to keep it erect, it is inclined to fall
forward as on going to sleep :-

Glon.

Falls forward in spinal
disease :-

Sil.

Falls forward or
backward, with vertigo :-

Ph-ac.

Falls forward in
walking :-

Carbn-s.

Falling, heavy, to
right side :-

Lac-d.

Falls to left side when
raised up

(meningitis) :-
Verat.

Falls on shoulder

(chorea) :-
Mygal.

Falls to side :-

Cina,
Hyos.

Falls 1st to one side
then to the other :-

Aml-ns.

Hangs to one
side :-

Cina.

Hangs, with reeling
when walking

(melancholia
after typhoid) :-
Hell.

High, better lying with
it :-

Acon.,
Carb-v., Dig.,
Lac-ac., Lach.

High, with dyspnœa :-

Eup-per.

High, if placed ever
so, she thinks it too low :-

Lach.

Inclined
backward :-

Glon.,
Ign.

Inclines backward in
migraine :-

Tarent.

Inclines back or to
right during sleep :-

Cina.

Inclines
forward :-

Coca,
Ign.

Inclines at times to
left, at others to right, with vertigo :-

Tarax.

Inclines to right
side :-

Ferr.

Lean, desire to, on
something :-

Gymno.

Leaning, better by, it
back :-

Cocc.

Lie, wants to,
low :-

Absin.

Low while
asleep :-

Spong.

Raised, could not bear
to have it, from pillow :-

Sulph.

Rest, cannot, it back

(pneumonia) :-
Calc.

Rests it on
hands :-

Lach.

Side, desire to lay
head upon one :-

Chlf.

Support, inclined to
seek :-

Iod.

Supports with hands
while bending or rising, after sunstroke :-

Stram.

Turns to right

(chorea) :-
Caust.

Twisted to left side on
lying down at 2 P.M., found it comfortable and fell asleep :-

Lyss.

Rolling :-

(See
Motion involuntary.)

Scalp :-

(See
Scalp.)

Scratching :-

Waking, on :-

CALC.

Induces
bleeding :-

Petr.

Dizzy, after

(epilepsy) :-
Calc.

Painful, after :-

Caps.

Skull :-

(See
Skull.)

Sweat

(See Forehead
sweat.) :- Æsc.,
Agar., Aml-ns.,
Ant-t., Bufo,
CALC.,
CHAM., Chin-b.,
Cimx., Eup-pur.,
Guai., Hep., Iodof.,
Lac-ac., Lyc.,
MERC.,
Mez., Petr., PULS.,
Rheum, SIL.,
Stram.

Alternating,
frequently, with transient coldness :-

Phos.

Cold :-

Ant-t.,
Benz-ac., Bry., Calc.

Cold

(apoplexy) :-
Op.

Cold, clammy :-

Carb-ac.,
Phos.

Cold, clammy, in
bilious fever :-

Crot-h.

Clammy, rest of body
hot and dry

(croup) :-
Hep.

Clammy with discharge
of much turbid urine :-

Phos.

Cold, with
cough :-

Ant-t.

Cold, with
nausea :-

Lob.

Cold, profuse

(neuralgia
of left phrenic nerve) :-
Stann.

Cold on one side, worse
at night and towards morning :-

Stann.

Cold on one side, worse
at night and towards morning, better after waking and rising :-

Puls.

Cold, with,
skin :-

Podo.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Sil.

Drops, in :-

Bell.

Drops, large,
in :-

Ars-h.

Easily :-

Carb-v.

Epileptic, during,
attack :-

Cupr.

Evening, in :-

Anac.

Exertion, from
least :-

Carb-ac.

Fever, typhoid,
in :-

Verat.

Head, profuse,
following rush of blood to

(hysteria) :-
Mosch.

Heat, with :-

Cham.

Heat, one, with
right-sided, mostly in forenoon :-

Mag-c.

Hot :-

Act-sp.,
Glon., Podo.

Hot, wetting
hair :-

CHAM.

Hot in
neuralgia :-

Cham.

Hot, sticky :-

Cham.

Hydrocephalus, copious,
on occiput during recovery from :-

Art.

Hydrocephalus, wet from
sweating in acute, after erysipelatous eruption :-

Apis.

Ischias, in :-

Coloc.

Morning, in, walking in
open air :-

Calc.

Night, at :-

CALC.

Night, profuse, at

(meningitis,
hydrocephalus) :-
Sil.

Occiput, on :-

CALC.,
Sulph.

Fetid :-

Calc.

Fetid on, one half,
with anxiety and dread of uncovering :-

Nux-v.

Fetid on, one side,
worse at night and toward morning, better after waking and
rising :-

Puls.

Fetid, sour smelling,
oily :-

Merc.

Odor, of musk-like, in
hydrocephalus :-

Apis.

Odor of musk

(in
meningitis) :- Sulph.

Smelling sour, with
faintish weakness, evening, before sleep, or morning :-

Sep.

Profuse, sour :-

SIL.

Head, only on :-

Bell.

Oily, profuse :-

Bufo.

Outdoors, sweat,
better :-

Acon.

Ozæna, in :-

Mag-m.

Pneumonia, in :-

Merc.

Prickling on bald
vertex, after each meal :-

All-c.

Redness, with, burning
and thirst :-

Mag-c.

Restlessness, with, at
night

(dentition) :-
Calc.

Right side, profuse on,
none on left :-

Ter.

Side, on one :-

Puls.

Sleep, in :-

Cic.,
Lyc., Podo.

Sleep, goes off with

(croup) :-
Samb.

Asleep, copious,
directly on falling :-

Sil.

Sticky

(bronchitis) :-
Verat.

Syphilitic headache,
in :-

Thuj.

Temples, about :-

Lyc.

Viscid :-

Psor.

Walking, when, in open
air :-

CHIN.,
Graph.

Swollen :-

Am-c., APIS,
Kreos., Merc-c.,
Petr., Vesp.

Anasarca, in :-

Ars.

Body, to double its
size, redness of :-

Bell.

Spasms, in :-

Cupr.

Bloodshot, with, eyes
during attack

(congestive
headache) :- Meli.

Case, like a, of
confluent smallpox, all the same color, brown

(measles) :-
Zinc.

Sharp, with, irritating
fever :-

Rhus-v.

Disease, heart,
in :-

Cact.

Enormous in Hodgkin’s
disease :-

Syph.

Integuments feel
swollen :-

APIS.

Itching, whitish,
violently

(paralysis) :-
Apis.

Occiput, touching part
causes excruciating pain

(hemicrania) :-
Phos.

Painful :-

Bell.

Periosteal, sore to
touch, rending :-

Ruta.

Puffed and bloated,
with dry heat all over body

(asthma
thymicum) :- Samb.

Purplish red :-

Cupr.

Right side

(erysipelas) :-
Verat-v.

Suppurating, carious,
worse from pressure :-

Nit-ac.

Suppurating, with
putrid smelling sweat day and night, worse motion and
contact :-

Staph.

Tearing, on one side,
with itching, sensation of coldness and, in temple, worse touching
it, better lying on it or after rising from bed :-

Sep.

Temples swelling,
painful to touch :-

Cham.

Tender, hard, on edge
of hair, bleeding when scratched :-

Calc-s.

Thickening, sensitive
to touch

(periosteal
headache) :- Mez.

Touch causes
pain :-

Cupr.

Touch :-

(See
Touch Chapter
3 : Inner Head.)

Traumatic :-

(See
Injuries.)

Tumors :-

(See
Tumors.)

Twitching :-

(See Motion
involuntary.)

Vermin :-

(See
Hair.)

Wrapping :-

(See
Wrapped up Chapter
3 : Inner Head.)

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