CHAPTER 24.
PREGNANCY, PARTURITION, LACTATION.Abortion
*Infants
* Lactation * Lochia
* Mammæ * Nipples
* Parturition * Placenta
* Post-partum * Pregnancy
* PuerperalInfants.
Infants
(newborn,
nursing children) :-
(See Children,
Chapter 47 :
Stages of Life and Constitution.)
Abdomen, hard,
tense :-Cham.
Anxiety :-
Acon.,
Cham.(See Aphthæ
Chapter 11 :
Taste and Tongue ; and Aphthæ
Chapter 12 :
Inner Mouth.)
(See Cyanosis ;
also Asphyxia, Suffocation,
Chapter 26 :
Respiration.) :-
Acon., ANT-T.,
Arn., Bell., CAMPH.,
Laur., Op.After great loss of
blood by the mother, or if infant is pale :-Chin.
Pale, breathless, cord
pulsates, after aconite if pulse remains imperceptible, face
purple :-Op.
Apparent death :-
Camph.,
Sec.
Asthma :-
(See
Breathing.)
Breasts :-
Induration and
swelling :-Acon.,
Arn., Bell., Bry., Calc., Hep., Sil.
Erysipelatous
inflammation, induration, swelling, tender to touch :-Cham.
After mischievous
squeezing :-Phos.
(See Nose ;
also Glottis, Spasm, Chapter
25 : Voice
and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)
Rattling :-
Ant-t.,
Cham.
Bronchitis :-
Dros.
(See Nose.) :-
CALC.,
Kali-c.
Chest, of :-
LYC.
Catarrhal
irritation :-
Cham.
(intertrigo) :-
CALC.,
Carb-v., Cham.,
GRAPH.,
Hep., Kali-m.,
Lyc., Merc., Psor., Sep.,
SULPH.
Chill :-
NAT-M.,
Verat.
Cholera
infantum :-
(See
Cholera infantum, Chapter
20 :
Stool and Rectum.)
(See Colic
Children, Chapter 19 :
Abdomen.) :-
Carb-ac., CHAM.,
Coloc.
Constipation, with,
caused by stimulating food taken by mother or nurse, much
flatus :-
Nux-v.
Flatulent, with drawing
up of legs :-
MAG-P.
Grief, after taking
breast of mother who suffers from :-
Ign.
Griping, with
constipation in :-
Nux-v.,
OP.
Indisposition, from, of
nurse :-
Staph.
Legs, drawing
up :-
Cham.,
Coloc.
Periodic, 5
P.M. :-
Kali-br.
(See Constipation,
Children, Dentition,
Chapter 20 :
Stool and Rectum.) :-
Alumn., BRY.,
Lyc., Nux-v., OP.,
Sulph., Verat.,
Zinc.
Active, irritable, or
those who have been prematurely fed on meat :-
NUX-V.
Chill, with, in
morning :-
NUX-V.
Dentition,
during :-
Mag-m.
Desire, with apparent
frequent, and effort to stool, caused by stimulating food taken by
mother or nurse :-
Nux-v.
After Nux-vomica or
Lycopodium :-
Verat.
Stool in hard
lumps :-
Ant-c.
When based on venous
disturbance :-
Croc.
Constitution :-
(See
Children,
Chapter 47 :
Stages of Life and Constitution.)
(See Trismus ;
also Convulsions,
Children, Chapter 36 :
Nerves.) :- Art.,
Bell., Cupr.
Epileptic
attacks :-
Cham.
Epileptic because
mother had fright or anger during nursing period :-
Bufo.
Incipient :-
Cham.
Tetanic :-
CAMPH.
(See Dentition,
Cough, Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums ; also Cough,
Children, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Ant-c.
Troublesome, dry, or
loose :-
Cham.
(See Screaming ;
also Screaming,
Weeping, Chapter
1 : Mind and
Disposition ; and Dentition,
Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums.)
(See Asphyxia,
Heart.) :-
Bor., Cact.,
LAUR.
Death, apparent :-
(See Asphyxia.)
Dentition :-
(See
Dentition, Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums.)
(See Diarrhœa,
Children, Dentition,
Chapter 20 :
Stool and Rectum ; also Cholera
Infantum.) :-
Jal., Mag-c.,
Podo., Stann.
Corrodes anus :-
Cham.
During
dentition :-
Kreos.
Frequent stools :-
Cham.
Lienteric :-
Mag-c.
Nursing, after :-
Ant-c.
Slimy, green stools,
after nursing :-
Bry.
Sour stool, with sour
smell of body and vomiting of sour milk :-
Rob.
Sour smelling stool,
loose, with colic, after nursing :-
Rheum.
Stool, during
nursing :-
Coloc.
Stools thin, watery,
with pains, worse at night :-
Cham.
Dysentery :-
(See
Dysentery, Children,
Chapter 20 :
Stool and Rectum.)
Earache :-
(See
Ears, Aching,
Chapter 6 :
Ears.)
Enuresis :-
(See
Urination,
Involuntary, Chapter 21 :
Urinary Organs.)
(See Eruption,
Chapter 46 :
Skin.)
Crusts on head :-
CALC.
Hard places in skin on
abdomen and thighs, with redness :-
CAMPH.
Pemphigus :-
Ran-s.
Rash :-
Bry.,
Cham.
Rash caused by heat or
errors in diet :-
Cham.
Redness over
thighs :-
CAMPH.
Erysipelas :-
Ars.,
Bell.,
Bry., Graph.,
Lach.,
Lyc., Puls.,
Rhus-t., Sulph.
Eyes :-
(See
Ophthalmia
Neonatorum, Chapter 5 :
Eyes.)
(See
Expression, Chapter
8 : Upper Face.) :-
Nux-v., OP.
(See Dentition,
Fever, Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums.)
Constant :-
Nat-m.
Feverish condition,
with irritated nerves :-
Cham.
Startings, with :-
CAMPH.
(See
Muscular Debility.) :-
Bor.
(See Yawning,
Chapter 37 :
Sleep.) :- Ant-c.
Glands :-
(See
Glands, Chapter 44 :
Tissues.)
(See Eruption,
Fontanelles ; also Head,
Motion Involuntary, Chapter 4 :
Outer Head.)
Cephalhæmatoma :-
Arn., Calc.,
Calc-f.,
Chin.,
Rhus-t., Sil.
Parietal bone
swelling :-
Calc-f.
(See Cyanosis.)
Cardiac anguish :-
Cham.
Non-closure of foramen
ovale :-
Dig.
(See Inguinal
region, Chapter 19 :
Abdomen.) :-
Acon.,
Ant-c., Bor., Calc.,
Cham., Cina,
Nat-m., NUX-V.,
Op., Psor.,
Sil., Stann., Sul-ac., Sulph., Thuj.
Congenital, right
side :-
Lyc.
Congenital, left
side :-
Nux-v.
(See Hiccough
Children, Chapter 16 :
Hiccough, Belching, Nausea and Vomiting.) :-
Acon., Bell.,
Cic., Hyos.,
Ign., Ip., Nux-m.,
Nux-v., Puls., Stram.,
Verat.
Hydrocele :-
Kali-m.
Injuries :-
Abrasions :-
Cham.
Bruises
(asphyxia
neonatorum) :- Arn.
Intertrigo :-
(See
Chafing.)
(icterus)
(See Liver
Jaundice, Chapter 18 :
Hypochondria.) :-
ACON.,
Bov., Bry.,
Cham., Chin.,
MERC.,
Nux-v., Sulph.
(See Abdomen
mesenteries, Chapter 19 :
Abdomen ; also Emaciation,
Chapter 44 :
Tissues.) :-
Acet-ac., Apis,
Ars., Lyc., Nux-v., Ol-j., Petr.,
Podo.
Buttocks
emaciated :-
Nat-m.
Jerking hiccough after
nursing, and belching without bringing up food :-
Teucr.
Incipient :-
Cham.
Nourishment, from
defective :-
Nat-m.
Old, a few weeks, had
not grown, but was like an old man, limbs lax, skin wrinkled, bones
of skull had lapped over during birth, the parietals over each other
and over the occiput :-
Op.
Meconium, retention,
with vomiting of all food, obstinate constipation :-
Kali-br.
(See Mouth
Aphthæ, Chapter 12 :
Inner Mouth.)
Palate wrinkled, cries
when nursing
(diarrhœa) :-
Bor.
Sore :-
Nat-m.
Sore, could not
nurse :-
Chin.
Sore, does not like to
nurse until mouth is moistened :-
Bry.
Stomacace :-
Mur-ac.
(See
Muscles, Chapter 44 :
Tissues.) :-
Acet-ac., Agar.,
All-s., Arg-n., Ars-s-f., Bell., Calc.,
Caust., Nat-m.,
Phos.,
Sil., Sulph.
(See Abdomen
Navel, Chapter 19 :
Abdomen.)
Moist
excrescence :-
Calc.
Blood and moisture
oozing from :-
Abrot.
Oozing of bloody
fluid :-
Calc-p.
Ulceration of :-
Apis.
(See Catarrh ;
also Nose Stopped, Chapter
7 : Nose.)
Coryza :-
Puls.
Dry coryza :-
SAMB.
Stoppage :-
Cham.,
NUX-V.
Stopped up, preventing
nursing :-
NUX-V.,
SAMB.
Watery moisture :-
Cham.
(See Vomiting ;
also Lactation.)
Artificial,
constipation succeeds diarrhœa :-
Podo.
Artificial food
disagrees, diarrhœa and vomiting :-
Nux-v.
Cannot nurse, cries
(broncho-pneumonia) :-
Ant-t.
Refuses to nurse at
night
(abscess
after vaccination) :-
Apis.
Desire, without taking
much :-
Vac.
Desire,
constant :-
Calc-p.
Desire,
frequent :-
Samb.
Loathing of breast
(diarrhœa) :-
Bor.
Milk disagrees :-
CALC.
Refuses breast :-
Cina,
Lach., Nat-m., Rheum, Stann.,
Zinc.
In catarrh :-
Ant-t.
In meningitis :-
Verat.
Milk has salty taste
remaining long in mouth :-
CALC.
Stool after
nursing :-
Coloc.
Vomited, milk, forcibly
soon after taking, child weak, drowsy :-
ÆTH.
Vomits as soon as
nursed, after mother has been angry :-
Valer.
(See Paralysis,
Chapter 36 :
Nerves.) :- Acon.,
Arn., Bell., Caust.,
Gels., Hyos.,
Merc., Nux-v., Rhus-t., Sulph.
Pneumonia :-
(See
Lungs Inflammation,
Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs.)
Restlessness :-
(See
Restlessness, Chapter
36 : Nerves.)
(See Crying ;
also Screaming,
Weeping, Chapter
1 : Mind and
Disposition ; and Dentition,
Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums.)
Colic, with :-
Cham.
Day and night :-
Cham.
Nursing, after :-
Bry.
Restlessness, with,
tossing about :-
Cham.
(See Sleeplessness
Children, Chapter 37 :
Sleep.)
Convulsive twitching of
limbs when falling asleep :-
Cham.
Disturbed by frequent
starting :-
Cham.
More than usual, but
wake frequently :-
Bor.
Scream anxiously
during :-
Bor.
Sleeplessness :-
Bell.,
Coff., Cypr., Op., Sulph.
Sleeplessness, worry
and fret and cry :-
Psor.
Snuffles :-
(See
Nose.)
Soreness :-
Arn.,
Rhus-t.
Aching from being
lifted or pressed :-
Bry.
(See
Spine, Chapter 31 :
Neck and Back.) :-
Calc.
(See
Easily startled,
Chapter 36 :
Nerves.) :- Cham.
Talking :-
(See
Speech, Chapter 11 :
Taste and Tongue.)
Teething :-
(See
Dentition, Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums.)
Throat, dysphagia of
fluids, can swallow only solids :-
Kali-br.
(See Lower
jaw Trismus, Chapter 9 :
Lower Face ; also Convulsions,
Tetanic, Chapter 36 :
Nerves.) :- Acon.,
Ambr., Arn., Ars., Bell.,
Camph., Cham.,
Hep., Ign.,
Merc., Op.
Where much mercury had
been given :-
Ang.
Urination :-
(See
Urination,
Difficult, Involuntary,
etc. Chapter 21 :
Urinary Organs.)
(See Vomiting,
Infants, Nursing,
Chapter 16 :
Hiccough, Belching, Nausea and Vomiting ; also Cholera
Infantum, Chapter 20 :
Stool and Rectum.)
Blood, of :-
Acon.,
Arn., Ars.,
Ip., Nux-v.
Milk, of :-
Æth.,
Bry., Calc.,
Cina, Iod.,
Ip., Lyc., Nux-v., Ph-ac.,
Podo., Sil.,
Sulph.
Child smells
sour :-
Calc.,
Cham., Rheum, Rob.
Weakness :-
(See
Muscular Debility.)
Worms :-
(See
Worms, Children, Chapter
20 :
Stool and Rectum.)
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