Malaise – Nerves – Chapter 36 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

CHAPTER 36.
NERVES.

Activity
(strength)
* Catalepsy * Chorea
* Convulsions * Fainting
* Faintness * Hysteria
* Lassitude (Fatigue)
*

Malaise
* Nerves * Nervousness
* Neuralgia * Paralysis
* Restlessness * Sensations
(See
Chapter 43 :
Sensations in General)
* Starting * Trembling
* Twitching * Weakness

Malaise.

Malaise :-

Æsc.,
Æth., Agar.,
Ail., Anthraci.,
Anthro., Arn.,
Ars-h., Ars-s-r.,
# Atrop-s., Bar-c., Camph.,
Carb-ac., Card-m., Eucal.,
Gels., Helon.,
Hippoz., Kali-c.,
Lyss., Psor.,
Ptel.,
Sarr., Tarent.,
Vac., Verat.,
Xan.

Abdomen, griping, on
waking in morning, continues during day :-

Xan.

Afternoon, 3
P.M. :-

Lyss.

Anthrax, from eating
meat of diseased animals :-

Anthraci.

Catarrh, as when coming
on :-

Stict.

Chills, with headache

(nettle-rash) :-
Cop.

Constipation,
with :-

Stann.

Eating, after
eating :-

Aster.,
Chin., NAT-M.

After a meal, in
organic cardialgia :-

Kali-bi.

Fever :-

Intermittent,
in :-

Aran.

Worse 10 to 1 :-

Med.

Headache, with :-

Crot-h.,
Gels.

Heat, with :-

# Aur-m-n.

Influenza, in :-

Euphor.

Labor, after
labor :-

Mez.

Leucorrhœa, with :-

Calc.

Liver, with liver
trouble :-

Podo.

Lying down, constant
desire to lie down

(spasmodic
pain in stomach) :-
Aran.

Nausea, with :-

Benz-ac.,
Crot-h.

Rheumatism, in :-

Stict.

Sleep, with drowsiness
all day :-

Still.

With
sleeplessness :-

Merc.