CHAPTER 26.
RESPIRATION.Asphyxia
* Asthma * Breathing
* Dyspnœa * Expiration
* Inspiration * SuffocationSuffocation.
Suffocation
(See
Asphyxia, Asthma,
Dyspnœa.) :-
Agar.,
Anan., Arum-d., Arum-m., Arund., # Atrop-s., Aur.,
Bell., Calc-s.,
Camph.,
Cedr., Cham.,
Chlor., Coff., Cub.,
Cupr-a., Dros., Ferr-m.,
Guai., Hydr-ac.,
KALI-I.,
LACH., Lact.,
Laur., Meli.,
MEPH.,
Nat-m., Nux-m.,
Nux-v., Spong., Stram., Tab., Tarent.,
Vesp., Zing.
Air :-
Open, better in, worse
by motion :-Ip.
Doors, wants, and
windows open, particularly at night :-SULPH.
Fanned, has to
be :-Cann-i.
Fanned, wants to be, in
pneumonia :-CARB-V.,
Kali-n.Live, as if she could
not, for want of :-Apis.
Bronchi :-
Acute
inflammation :-Cact.
Secretion, from, in
bronchitis :-Hippoz.
Chest :-
Angina pectoris :-
Ox-ac.
Ball, sensation of a
large, rising from a point about lower end of sternum to upper end
of œsophagus :-Lac-d.
Gnawing pain :-
Mosch.
Moving chest, on
(cyanosis) :-
Lach.Mucus, from
accumulation of :-Coc-c.,
Ip.Mucus, from
accumulation of, also in throat :-Coc-c.
Mucus, could not raise
(bronchitis) :-
Cina.Mucus, by rattling of,
threatened :-Hep.
Pain :-
Spong.
Pressure :-
Kali-c.
Pressure, with, on
lungs :-Ptel.
Pulsation, with, while
coughing, or as soon as he begins to talk :-Manc.
Rattling in
pneumonia :-ANT-T.
Sticking and burning
behind sternum :-Phos.
Tightness across upper
part(dilatation
of heart) :- Tab.
Children
(See
Infants Asphyxia, Chapter
24 :
Pregnancy, Parturition, Lactation ; also Glottis
Spasm, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.) :-
Bor.
Cradle, after being
taken out of :-
Calc-p.
Nursing, after :-
Calc-p.
Starts up suddenly
(asthma
Millari) :- Samb.
Sudden attacks, child
looks about anxiously and attempts to cry, but cannot, attacks end
with whistling, sawing sound :-
Hep.
Convulsions,
puerperal :-
Ant-t.
(See Dyspnœa
Cough ; also During
Cough breathing, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Bad., Sarr.
Asthma, worse
night :-
Ant-t.
Bronchitis, in
chronic :-
Lach.
Difficult :-
Op.
Doors and windows open,
followed by suffocation, with desire to have
(pneumonia) :-
Stram.
Dry :-
Stram.
Worse while
walking :-
Phel.
Inhaling, when :-
Meph.
Lying down, worse
(laryngo-tracheitis) :-
Puls.
Paroxysms, in, with
rigidity of body :-
Ip.
Threatened by, in
croup :-
Phos.
Suffocative, caused by,
sensation, walking in open air :-
Ars.
Whooping cough,
in :-
Anac.,
Ars., Bry.
Whooping cough, in,
worse at night :-
Con.
Croup :-
Brom.,
Kaol.
Alternating with free
intervals :-
Lyc.
Croupy, choking :-
Ail.
Membranous,
with :-
Phos.
Spasmodic :-
BELL.
Stage, resembling
last :-
SAMB.
Tough mucus, causing
strangulation :-
Kali-bi.
Crying, after :-
Calc-p.
Diarrhœa, with :-
Verat.
(See Swallowing,
Throat ; also Dyspnœa
Diphtheria.) :-
Hippoz., Lac-c.
Frequent, violent
spells :-
Merc-i-f.
Drinking :-
Cholera, in :-
Arg-n.
Coffee :-
Caps.
Dropsy, in ascites
(See
Dyspnœa, Dropsy.) :-
Aur-m-n.
Eating, after
(See
Dyspnœa, Eating.) :-
Aur., Lach.
Reaches to epigastrium,
as if tough phlegm would work up with cough
(asthma) :-
Rumx.
(See Swallowing
Spasm, Chapter 13 :
Throat ; and Epiglottis
Spasm, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)
Choking, as if it were
closed, brought on by thrusting tongue in cheek :-
Med.
Caused by a weakness or
spasm, could not tell which :-
Med.
(See Dyspnœa
Eruption.)
Repercussion of measles
by taking cold :-
CHAM.
Urticaria, in :-
Rhus-t.
Evening :-
Bed, in, in
pneumonia :-
Ant-t.
Bed, in, warmth of neck
and trunk, limbs cold
(spasmodic
asthma) :- Ferr.
Diphtheria, in :-
Lac-c.
Lying down, after
(asthma ;
hydrothorax ; ascites) :-
Ars.
Water, 6 to 7 P.M.,
must sit up and sip :-
Chin.
Exertion,
from, on going up stairs or walking :-
Merc.
Walking a few
blocks :-
Sars.
Expectoration, from,
yellow greenish, putrid masses, with cough
(bronchial
and vesical catarrh) :-
Cop.
Eyes,
protruding :-
Verat.
Face :-
Bloated, bluish attacks
after fright :-
Samb.
Bluish pain in abdomen
(whooping
cough) :- Nux-v.
Cold sweat on :-
CACT.
Flushes of heat, in
intermittent :-
Cact.
Lips, blueness
of :-
Samb.
Fainting,
periodical :-
CACT.
Fever :-
In typhoid
malaria :-
Lycps.
Typhus, in :-
Nit-ac.
Forenoon :-
Begins in morning and
lasts until noon
(tuberculosis) :-
Chin-ar.
At 9 A.M. :-
Chin-ar.
Regularly, from 10 to
12 :-
Cedr.
Head :-
Bending
backward :-
Spong.
Night, at, feels as if
it were separated from body :-
Daph.
Headache :-
After :-
Coloc.
Congestive, awoke about
midnight from, after pregnancy :-
Lyc.
(See Palpitation ;
also Asthma and Dyspnœa
Heart ; also Inner
Chest Angina, Chapter 28 :
Inner Chest and Lungs ; and Heart
Dropsy, Pain,
etc., Chapter 29 :
Heart, Pulse and Circulation.)
Action ceases :-
Cimic.
Action turbulent, worse
11 P.M.
(enlarged
heart) :- Cact.
Chronic
carditis :-
Cact.
Disease :-
Aml-ns.
Heat about :-
Ant-t.
Quivering or fluttering
(ague) :-
Samb.
Heat, from exposure to
sun
(See Dyspnœa
Heat, Sunstroke.) :-
Cact.
Hysteria :-
(See
Asthma Hysteric.)
Bends backward and
cries out, “now it is over, now my breath is gone” :-
Mosch.
Sudden :-
Gels.
Inspiration, worse with
every :-
ACON.
Labor-pains,
causes :-
Puls.
(See Glottis
Spasm and Larynx
Suffocative feeling, Chapter 25 :
Voice and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)
Dryness :-
Kali-c.
Chronic
inflammation :-
Bell.
Mucus, as from :-
Chin.
Touching causes :-
LACH.
Touching causes, worse
moving arm :-
Lach.
Threatening paralysis,
with long-lasting attacks :-
LACH.
Pneumonia, in :-
Ant-t.
Sudden, in epidemic
pneumonia :-
Cupr.
(See Asthma
and Dyspnœa Lying
down.) :- Ham.
Back, on :-
Ptel.
Bed, must get out of
(angina
pectoris) :- Lact.
Bed, must sit up in,
with desperate fits of :-
LACH.
Bed, starts up in, in
croup :-
Spong.
Chronic bronchitis,
in :-
Kali-bi.
Left side, on, causes
heart disease :-
Hydr.
Rheumatism, in
cardiac :-
Lach.
Sensation of, at 1st
when, at night :-
Podo.
Sitting up, better,
back, on, at night :-
Asaf.
Diaphragmitis,
in :-
Ham.
(See
Asthma and Dyspnœa
Mental condition.)
Anguish, in influenza :-
Ip.
Anxiety in
pneumonia :-
Ant-t.
Apprehension on moving
body
(palpitation) :-
Hyos.
Fear :-
Amyg.,
Mez., Op., Sep.,
Verat.
Fear of, in
asthma :-
Tab.
Fear of, in
influenza :-
Seneg.
Fear, with mucus in
throat :-
Bry.
Fear of, at night, with
desire for open air :-
Dig.
Fright, after :-
Samb.
(See Asthma
and Dyspnœa Motion.)
Aggravates :-
Ip.
Arms, when moving in
bed or raising, must lie on right side or with head high
(heart
disease ; hydrothorax) :-
SPIG.
Least, from :-
Prun.
Least, from, in
carditis :-
Spig.
Nervous attacks,
with :-
Ip.
(See Sleep ;
also Asthma and Dyspnœa
Night.) :- Ant-t.,
ARS.,
Aur-m., Chin.,
Ip., Lyc., Med.,
Puls., Sulph.
Awaking, usually after
midnight, must jump out of bed, hold firmly and eat something which
gives relief
(asthma
spasmodicum) :- Graph.
Awaking several
times :-
Spong.
Awaking, each
successive attack increased in duration and intensity
(nervous
asthma) :- Nux-v.
Awaking her for 3 days
with barking cough, complementary of Hepar and Phosphorus :-
Merc-cy.
Bed, in :-
ARS.
Catarrh, in :-
ARS.
Croup, in :-
Ars.
Diphtheritic croup,
in :-
Kali-bi.,
Lyc.
Door, wants, and window
open :-
SULPH.
Evening, 11, at, or
between 11 and 3 o’clock :-
Squil.
Goitre, in :-
Merc-i-f.
Heart disease,
in :-
Dig.,
SPONG.
Jump, causing him to,
out of bed and sleep in a chair
(cough) :-
Crot-t.
Mouth or nose, produced
by slightest covering over :-
LACH.
Lungs, as if, were
paralyzed :-
PHOS.
Midnight, after :-
Samb.
Pneumonia, in :-
Sulph.
Restlessness,
with :-
Samb.
At 3 A.M., with cough,
better by expectoration :-
ANT-T.
Thyroid, in swelling
of :-
Spong.
Nose, sensation as if
head were choked up
(croup)
(See Nose
Stopped, Chapter 7 :
Nose.) :- Cub.
(See Heart.)
Suffocation,
causes :-
Aml-ns.,
Calc-ar.
Awakens after midnight,
alarm, anxiety :-
SPONG.
And gasping, better
lying down
(pregnancy) :-
Laur.
Pneumonia, in :-
(See
Lungs.)
Position, threatened
when assuming a wrong :-
Iod.
Pulse, loss of :-
CACT.
Restlessness :-
(See
Dyspnœa
Restlessness.)
Sitting :-
Must sit bent forward,
if possible at open window during attacks, worse by any other
position :-
Chin-ar.
When sitting up in bed,
as if thorax were full :-
Med.
Worse sitting
up :-
Asaf.
(See Night.)
Awakes :-
Kali-i.,
Valer.,
Vesp.
Arms, throwing, about
(hydrothorax) :-
Lach.
Awakes when falling
asleep :-
Spong.
Awakens, in
asthma :-
Arg-n.
Awakens, can scarcely
breathe :-
KALI-I.
Awakens, in dysmenorrhœa :-
Tarent.
Awakens, 1 A.M. :-
Ptel.
Awakens between 1 and 2
A.M. :-
Spong.
Awakens, with ulcers in
throat :-
Lach.
Awaking, also after, at
night :-
Phos.
Awakens, comatose,
partially :-
Chlor.
Awakens, paroxysms
during, apt to be followed by violent fits of dry racking cough,
better for a time, by drinking water :-
Op.
Awakens, in
croup :-
Kali-br.
Could not, in
scarlatina :-
Lach.
Deep, after
tuberculosis :-
Chin-ar.
Disturbs in
diphtheria :-
Lach.
During :-
Spong.
Falling asleep,
or :-
Arum-t.
Falling asleep, in
moment of :-
Spong.
Lying in bed, on right
side, on becoming unconscious by quick effort to prevent, by
changing position :-
Bad.
Nightmare, attacks
like, during :-
Op.
Polypi, in,
during :-
Teucr.
Sopor, with
(bronchial
catarrh) :- Ant-t.
Threatened attack just
as he has fallen asleep, must get up, better during day
(asthma
after suppressed eruption) :-
Hep.
Wakes up with
suffocation every Saturday morning
(intercostal
neuralgia) :- Stann.
Worse after, better by
eating :-
Cedr.
Solar plexus, sudden
and violent implication
(cholera
Asiatica) :- Op.
(See
Asthma Sulphur.) :-
Brom.
Commencing with desire
to cough and getting worse until one despairs of getting over
paroxysm
(asthma) :-
Mosch.
(See Throat).
Attempting, when, to
swallow
(spasm
of glottis) :- Dig.
Attempt, when, is made
to swallow even medicine
(cerebro-spinal
meningitis) :- Cic.
Attempting, on, to
swallow, with mental disturbance :-
Lyss.
Compelled to
swallow :-
Eup-pur.
Danger of, when
swallowing, turning or touching neck :-
Bell.
Difficult,
causes :-
Stann.
Swallow, attempt to,
saliva causes :-
Kali-c.
Swallow, caused by
trying to, solids :-
Lach.
Thirst, with :-
Chlor.
(See Diphtheria,
Swallowing ; also Asthma
Throat.)
Angina tonsillaris,
in :-
BAR-C.
Complaints :-
Daph.
Constriction :-
Verat.
Full feeling,
preventing sleep, at night :-
Lac-c.
Grasping at, in
melancholia :-
Naja.
Inflamed :-
Merc-c.
Inflamed, with swollen
submaxillary glands :-
Cop.
Lump, sudden :-
Dol.
Mucus, as if a coat of,
extended from velum palati to tongue
(asthma) :-
Puls.
Neckwear, as from
tight :-
Bry.
Tonsils, in chronic
enlargement of :-
Bar-c.
Touches, if anything,
on lying down in evening :-
LACH.
Touching, caused by
(syphilis) :-
Lach.
Touching or turning
causes :-
Bell.
Vomiting :-
Verat.
Especially in
morning :-
Kali-c.
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