Larynx – 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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Pain

(undefined) :-
Asc-t.,
Chlf., Inul.,
Nux-v., Rhus-v.,
Sars., Stann.,
Sul-ac.,
Syph.

Aphonia, with :-

Ferr.,
Iod.

Chronic, worse for a
long time after animated talk :-

Arn.

Cough, with :-

Carb-v.,
Caust., Chel., Chin., Lach., Phos., Sars.,
SPONG.

Cough, with

(bronchitis) :-
Phos.

Cough, with :-

Brom.

Cough, with desire
to :-

Iod.

Cough, with dry, and
tendency to diarrhœa :-

Phos.

Cough, with
excoriating :-

Rumx.

Cough, with, under

(croup) :-
Spong.

Coughing, when, or
swallowing :-

Bell.

Coughing, worse, or
talking :-

Osm.

Croup, in :-

Phos.

Croup, in
membranous :-

Kali-bi.

Eating, while :-

Rumx.

Hawking, when, tough
mucus :-

Canth.

Head, on bending,
backward :-

LACH.

Head, sudden,
transient, up through back of head into vertex, after 1 P.M. :-

Arg-m.

Hoarseness,
with :-

Iod.

Left, mostly on,
side :-

Rumx.

Mucus, with discharge
of hardened :-

Iod.

Patient, so severe
compels, to crouch and suppress cough

(pertussis) :-
All-c.

Quick, beneath, from
outward pressure :-

Merc-c.

Right, near, side, when
speaking :-

Ars-h.

Right, next to, side,
felt on turning neck and on pressure :-

Lyss.

Rough, during
cough :-

Kali-c.

Scarlatina, in :-

Arum-t.

Sides, on both, mostly
right side :-

Nat-m.

Spot, in one, worse
pressure, speech, cough, breathing :-

Hep.

Swallowing, on
empty :-

Bell.

Swallowing, when, food,
worse when depressing tongue :-

Merc-c.

Talk, on attempting to

(aphonism
from exposure) :-
Cina.

Talk, cannot :-

PHOS.

Talking, when :-

Bell.,
Spong.

Talking, when, singing
or swallowing :-

SPONG.

Top of :-

Rumx.

Ulceration, as of,
causing cough at almost every inspiration

(phthisis
pulmonalis) :- Kali-bi.

Violent :-

Zinc.

Voice lost or
altered :-

PHOS.

Paralysis :-

(See Vocal
cords ; also Glottis
Paralysis.)

Asphyctic form of
uræmia :-

Hydr-ac.

Glands, from swelling
of :-

Iod.

Incipient

(softening
of brain) :- Am-c.

Phthisis

(See Inflammation.) :-
Agar., Arg-m.,
Ars., Calc.,
Carb-v.,
Caust., Chr-ac., Cist.,
Dros., Dulc.,
Elaps., Hep.,
Iod., Kali-bi., Kali-i., Kreos., Lach., Led.,
Mang.,
Merc-i-r., Nat-c.,
Nit-ac.,
Phos., Sel., Seneg.,
Sil., SPONG.,
Sulph.

Beginning, at :-

Spong.

Clergymen, in, singers,
public speakers, etc. :-

Arg-m.

Cough, with :-

Naja.

Cough, with dry :-

Caust.

Cough, with constant
short hacking, and aphonia :-

STANN.

Drunkard, in a :-

Ars-s-f.

Fever, with
irritative :-

Carb-v.

Hoarseness, with, rapid
emaciation :-

Dros.

Stomach would retain no
food from irritability of pharynx :-

Coca.

Suppurative
stage :-

Caust.

Tuberculosis :-

Mang.

Plug :-

(See Foreign
bodies.)

Feeling as of a :-

Spong.

Sensation as of a plug
or valve causes cough :-

SPONG.

Polypi

(See Tumors
Polypi, Chapter 44 :
Tissues.) :-
Berb., Sang.,
Thuj.

Pressing
sensation :-

Lob.

Air, as if, could not
pass through, worse to right :-

CHEL.

Asunder, as if
forced :-

Kali-ar.

Bronchi, with
irritation of :-

Polyg.

Inward, as if with a
nail when moving in evening :-

Spong.

Near :-

Anac.

Œsophagus, as if
pressed back upon, impeding swallowing :-

Chel.

Os hyoides, extends
into, during cough :-

Kali-bi.

Painful, on blowing
nose :-

Caust.

Painful, with
expectoration of thick tough mucus mixed with blood, worse pressure,
empty deglutition and cold water :-

Cob.

Painful, mingled with
stitches, returns several times during day :-

Iod.

Sharp in anterior wall,
disappears on swallowing :-

Tarax.

Singing, when :-

Spong.

Sticking, beneath, as
if something were, in, after supper :-

Hep.

Swollen, as if, worse
to right :-

CHEL.

Pressure :-

(See
Sensitive.)

Pricking :-

(See Stinging.)

Cough, with
night :-

Calc.

Constant, in left side,
causes cough

(laryngitis) :-
Sulph.

Speaking, renders loud,
impossible :-

Chel.

Trachea, to, causes
frequent cough :-

Hydr-ac.

Rawness :-

All-s.,
Arg-m., CHAM.,
Chlor., LACH.,
Mang., Sars.,
Stann.

Air, on passage of
inspired :-

Phos.

Air, worse from least
current of :-

Merc.

Awaking, on :-

Alumn.

Burning :-

Rhus-t.

Chest, into

(consumption) :-
Iod.

Cold, as if air were
too :-

Hipp.

Corrosive :-

Anan.

Cough, causes :-

Brom.,
Sulph.

Coughing, from :-

Ziz.

Cough, with :-

Bry.,
Caust.,
Rumx.

Cough, with dry :-

PULS.

Cough, with frequent
hacking, and hawking :-

Phos.

Cough, with short
hoarse :-

Naja.

Cramps, in :-

Caust.

Denuded, feels :-

ACON.

Evening, worse in, with
aphonia :-

Phos.

Excoriating
pain :-

Cop.

Granulations, as if
from, pain :-

KALI-I.

Hair, as if there were
a, causing constant tickling cough and hoarseness :-

Naja.

Hoarseness,
with :-

RHUS-T.

Evening, worse
in :-

PHOS.

Laryngo-tracheitis, in,
bronchitis :-

Hydr.

Morning, with
hoarseness and roughness in, on awaking :-

Coff.

Morning, in :-

Carb-an.

Morning, worse
in :-

Calc.

Morning, especially in,
or after dinner, compelled to hawk or cough, at times disappearing
after food :-

Zinc.

Talking, from :-

Staph.

Throat, from
clearing :-

Carb-v.

Tickling, with :-

Ox-ac.

Upper part, in, when
coughing :-

ARG-M.

Redness :-

(See Inflammation.)

Of posterior
part :-

Kali-bi.

Intense and deep
seated, with smarting pains on swallowing :-

Lyss.

Roughness :-

Alumn.,
Cop., Ferr.,
Iod., MANG.,
Merc-sul., Phos.,
Sep., Sil., Spong.

Catarrh, in :-

Hep.

Cough, with :-

Phos.,
SPONG.

Cough, with dry :-

Mang.

Cough, exciting :-

Aster.

Coughing, when

(laryngitis) :-
Arg-m.

Coughing, momentarily
better by :-

Stann.

Croup, in :-

Phos.

Evening, worse
in :-

Cimic.

Foggy, in a,
atmosphere :-

Hyper.

Grating :-

Hep.

Hemming, causing, with
spasmodic cough :-

Nat-ar.

Hoarseness,
with :-

RHUS-T.,
Sul-ac.

Hoarseness, with, when
awaking mornings :-

Coff.

Morning, in :-

Bov.

Morning, worse
in :-

Calc.

Mucus, as of adhesion
of, to, producing spasmodic hacking and hoarseness :-

Polyg.

Pressing,
tickling :-

Tell.

Upper portion, in, when
coughing or inspiring :-

Ziz.

Voice, with deep rough,
failing if exerted :-

CARB-V.

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