Inflammation – Tissues – Chapter 44 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

CHAPTER 44.
TISSUES.

Adipose
* Bones * Cancer
* Cartilages * Decomposition
* Degeneration * Emaciation
* Excretions * Fibrous
* Fluids * Gangrene
* Glands * Granulations
* Hypertrophy * Indurations
* Inflammation
* Ligaments * Metamorphosis
* Mucous Membranes * Muscles
* Nerves * Nutrition
* Parenchymatous Organs *
Periosteum * Plague
* Pyæmia * Secretions
* Serous Membranes * Stenosis
* Suppuration * Swelling
* Tendons * Trichinosis
* Tubercles * Tumors
* Ulcers

Inflammation.

Inflammation :-

ACON.,
Apis, ARS.,
BELL., BRY., Calc.,
CANTH.,
Cham., Cupr.,
Euphr., FERR-P.,
Gels., Hep.,
Hyos., Kali-c., Kali-n., Lach., Lyc., MERC.,
Nit-ac.,
Nux-v., PHOS.,
PULS., Rhus-t.,
Sil., Spig., Squil.,
STAPH.,
Sulph., Verat.,
VERAT-V.

Adhesions, recent,
consequent upon inflammations :-

Kali-m.

Aggravation, to abate
recurring :-

Hippoz.

Anger, after :-

Cham.

Asthenic :-

Ter.

Diffuse, ending in the
destruction of cellular tissue :-

Apis.

Erysipelatous, runs in
radii as it extends to adjacent parts :-

Bell.

Exudation has taken
place, as long as no, all kinds :-

Ferr-p.

Gangrene, followed by
cold, and swelling :-

Euphor.

Gangrenous :-

SIL.

Hyperæsthesia, with
great nervous, and sub-delirium :-

Mosch.

Indignation,
after :-

Coloc.

Internal organs,
of :-

Sabad.,
Seneg.

Internal, has a
reputation in domestic practice as a fomentation of all :-

Polyg.

Internal organs, of,
with suppuration :-

Lach.

Internal organs, of,
with tendency to suppuration :-

Bell.,
Puls.

Local :-

ACON.

Local, in typhoid
fever :-

Verat-v.

Local, malignant, with
secondary blood-infection and nervous prostration :-

LACH.

Mucous membranes,
of :-

ALL-C.,
Calad.,
Caps.

Old, seat of :-

Act-sp.

Pains, with
violent :-

Verat-v.

Phlegmonous :-

Bell.

Phlegmonous diffuse

(anthrax) :-
Anthraci.

Pressure, tissue tender
on :-

ARN.

Rectum and anus,
particularly of, with burning and blue color of skin

(yellow
fever) :- Lach.

Scrofulous :-

Ars.,
Iod.

Serous secretions,
slimy or, yellow :-

Kali-s.

Serous,
non-suppurative :-

Cham.

Stage, 1st, as long as
there is no suppuration :-

Ferr-p.

Stage, 1st, hyperæmia
to abatement of fever and beginning of sweat :-

Ferr-p.

Stage, 3rd :-

Calc-s.

Stage, 3rd, resolution,
yellow mucous discharge :-

Kali-s.

Suppuration, followed
by, and gangrene :-

Sil.

Tearing and piercing
pain :-

Mill.

Various kinds,
of :-

Cact.

Wounds, in
gunshot :-

Hyper.

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Leukemia :-

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