Syphilis – Male Sexual Organs – Chapter 22 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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Gangrenous :-

Crot-h.,
Kali-i.

Glans, on :-

NIT-AC.

Indolent :-

Sep.

Phagedenic, destroys
lower half of, ulcer consists 1st of numerous little specks of pus,
sieve-like, dispersed, gradually unite into one hole

(followed
by Cinnab.) :-
Sulph.

Round deep :-

Merc.

2, deep, sharp edges,
clean, shining appearance :-

Lac-c.

Yellowish fetid
discharge, spreading and deeply penetrating :-

Merc.

Gonorrhœa, with :-

Merc.

Granulations, florid,
margins of ulcers hard, bleeding at least touch, thin, offensive
discharge

(after
mercury) :- Ars.

Granulations,
indistinct :-

Sil.

Granulation pale and
flabby or absent :-

Ph-ac.

Granulate, when primary
sore begins to, and hard pea-like nodules resembling enlarged glands
appear upon surrounding parts :-

Merc-i-f.

Hard :-

Cinnb.,
Kali-bi.,
Merc-i-f.

Hard, of long
standing :-

Con.

Hardness, with
board-like, of red and swollen prepuce :-

Sulph.

Hard, on middle of
penis :-

Cinnb.

Hard, when primary,
sore and whole base upon which it rests remains :-

Merc-i-f.

Hunterian :-

Aur.,
Jac-c., Merc-i-r.

Hunterian, with
lardaceous bottom :-

Merc.,
Merc-c.

Increasing fast and
bleeding easily :-

Nit-ac.

Indolent :-

Merc-i-r.

Indolent, with thick
rounded prominent margins, granulation flabby or absent :-

Lyc.

Inflamed :-

Sil.

Irritable :-

Sil.

Large, easily bleeding,
lardaceous :-

Staph.

Large, bleed when
touched, pain affects whole body, they are round, the margins
everted like raw meat and their bases covered with a caseous
coat :-

Merc.

Large, on dorsum with
fungoid bacteric mass covering whole corona glandis, at 1st glossy
shining white, later covered with fungus, looking like fully
developed aphthæ :-

Lac-c.

Mercurialized :-

Hep.

Mercury, old cases, for
which large doses of, have been given, or when homœopathic doses of
mercury proved ineffectual :-

Nit-ac.

Neighboring parts
œdematous, hot and painful :-

Merc-c.

Neglected :-

Cinnb.

Painful :-

Merc.,
Sil.

Pain, as of
splinters :-

Nit-ac.

Painless :-

With swelling of
inguinal glands :-

Merc.

From centre to
circumference :-

Lac-c.

Prepuce, on :-

Size of a split pea,
above corona glandis, burning, edges red and raised, bottom
covered with lardaceous deposit, glans purple on left side,
covered with an exudate :-

Syph.

Red :-

Merc.

Red, with copious thin
offensive smelling discharge, which can be easily removed :-

Cor-r.

Studded :-

Bor.

Yellowish, fetid
discharge spreading and deeply penetrating :-

Merc.

Pricking :-

Syph.

Pus :-

Abundance of
laudable :-

Aur-m.

Corrosive :-

Kali-i.

Curdy :-

Kali-i.

Thin :-

Cinnb., Kali-i.

Thin, leaving stains
upon linen as from melted tallow :-

Merc-c.

Recent cases :-

Eucal.

Red :-

Cinnb.

Round, lardaceous,
surrounded by coppery-red areola, edges appear as if eaten away, are
violet in color, soft and easily bleeding

(syphilis) :-
Ph-ac.

Round, above corona, as
large as a pea, surrounded by red circle :-

Cinnb.

Round, deep, on
glans :-

Merc.

Scrotum, on :-

AUR-M.

Secondary :-

Merc.

Sensitive to
touch :-

Cor-r.

Shallow, flat-bottomed,
showing disposition to spread irregularly and indefinitely, exuding
a thin serous discharge :-

Nux-v.

Simple, recently
acquired, soft, of a superficial and regular form and free secretion
of thick pus :-

Merc.

Small, with cheesy
bottom and inverted red edges :-

Kali-m.,
Merc.

Soft, in gonorrhœa :-

Merc.

Soft, margins dark red,
painful and easily bleeding :-

Merc-c.

Soft, painful :-

Cor-r.

Soft, in weakly,
scrofulous subjects :-

Nit-ac.

Splinters, with pain,
as from :-

Thuj.

Spread, inclined to, in
circumference, with tendency to fungous growths :-

Nit-ac.

Superficial lardaceous,
with copious thin discharge which can be easily removed :-

Cor-r.

Suppurating, slow,
difficult, curdy after abuse of mercury :-

KALI-I.

Swollen :-

Cinnb.

Ulcer, like an
indolent :-

Ph-ac.

Urethral ulcer :-

Lac-c.

Urethra, on parts
around, involving prepuce for about an 8th of an inch, red,
glistening appearance of ulcer, with fetid smell and excruciating
pain

(syphilitic) :-
Lac-c.

Urine, contact of,
with, causes tearing, affecting whole organism

(syphilis) :-
Jac-c.

Warts :-

Kali-i.

Complicated
with :-

Ph-ac.

Fig warts :-

Ph-ac.

Pointy, on
corona :-

Kali-m.

With fungous
excrescences :-

Caust.

Whitish, with hard
edges :-

Thuj.

Years, the 3rd in 2,
all on one spot :-

Syph.

Yellowish, fetid
discharge, spreading and deeply penetrating on glans and
prepuce :-

Merc.

Children, in

(infantile) :-
AUR.,
Calc., Calc-i.,
Ferr-i., Fl-ac.,
Hell., Hep., KALI-I.,
Kali-m., Lach.,
MERC.,
Mez., NIT-AC.,
Phyt., Sang.,
Syph.,
Thuj., Viol-t.

Glandular
swellings :-

Bad.

Chronic

(See Constitutional.) :-
¤ Calc-s.,
Kali-m.

Suppuration and
induration :-

Sil.

Congestion, intense, to
parts :-

Merc-sul.

Constitutional

(hereditary)
(See Chronic,
Eruptions, Psora,
Secondary, Tertiary.) :-
Ars., Asc-t., Ferr-i.,
Phyt., Syph.

Old cases, particularly
in persons of lax fibre, scrofulous and in those who have taken much
mercury :-

Merc-i-r.

Ears, deafness :-

Kreos.,
Nit-ac., Petr.

Hereditary :-

Lac-c.

Erosions, exuding a
thin, badly smelling ichor :-

Cor-r.

Eruptions

(See Psora.) :-
Ant-t.,
Arg-n., Ars.,
Ars-i.,
Aur., Calc-i., Caust., Cund., Dulc., Graph.,
Hep., Kali-bi.,
Lach., Lyc., Nit-ac.,
Petr., Phyt.,
Plat., Rhus-t., Sang., Sep., Sil., Staph., Still., Sulph.,
Thuj.

Scrotum, hard brown
nodules, suppurating :-

Nit-ac.

Secondary rash :-

Kali-i.,
Merc-c.

Mucous
tubercles :-

Crot-h.

Eyes :-

Corneal ulcers :-

ASAF.,
Thuj.

Iritis :-

Arg-n.,
Ars., Asaf., Cinnb., KALI-I.,
Merc., MERC-C.,
Merc-i-f.,
Nit-ac., Nux-v.,
Petr.,
Staph., Syph., Thuj.,
Zinc.

Retinitis :-

Crot-h.,
Merc.

Glands, indolent,
swollen :-

KALI-I.

Gonorrhœal

(See Sycosis.) :-
AUR-M.,
Cinnb., Thuj.

Of a torpid character
with suppurating bubo :-

Merc.

Gout :-

Caust.

Hair, falling
out :-

Ars-met.,
AUR.,
Hep., Kali-i.,
Lyc., NIT-AC.,
Petr., Phos.

Kidney,
complicated :-

Crot-h.

In Bright’s
disease :-

Kali-i.

Larynx,
laryngitis :-

Ars-i.,
Hep., Kali-bi.,
Kali-i., Phos.,
Podo., Sulph., Viol-t.

Liver,
complicated :-

Crot-h.

Mercuric

(abuse
of mercury) :- AUR.,
Aur-m-n.,
Cinnb., HEP.,
Iris, Kali-i.,
Lach., Nit-ac., Ph-ac., Sars., Staph., Still., Sulph.

With morbus
Brightii :-

Kali-i.

Mucous
tubercles :-

Staph.

Psora,
complicated with

(See
Eruptions.) :-
Cor-r., Psor.,
Sulph.

Rheumatism :-

KALI-I.,
Phyt.

Scars :-

Asaf.,
Carb-an.,
Fl-ac., Graph., Iod.,
Kali-bi., Kali-i.,
Lach.,
Sul-ac.

Chancres, suppressed by
cautery or mercurial ointment, leaving elevated discolored
cicatrices :-

Bad.

After hunterian chancre
has been healed, hard cicatrix :-

Merc-i-f.

Secondary

(See Tertiary.) :-
Arg-n., Ars-i.,
AUR.,
Aur-m., Carb-v.,
Chel., Chion.,
Cinnb.,
Fl-ac., Hep., Jac-c., Kali-bi., KALI-I.,
Lac-c., Lach.,
Lith-c., Lyc., Merc., MERC-I-F.,
Merc-i-r., MEZ.,
NIT-AC., Petr.,
Ph-ac., PHYT.,
Rhus-t.,
Sep., Still.,
Sul-ac., Sulph.,
SYPH.,
Thuj., Ust.

Hectic fever,
with :-

Aur-m.

Pyæmia :-

Crot-h.

Mercury, especially
after, and iodide of potassium :-

Hep.

Mercury, especially
after abuse of, or with scrofula :-

Kali-i.

Night, all symptoms
worse towards :-

Syph.

Putrid, sickening odor
filled whole house, a :-

Syph.

Throat, with deposits
in :-

Kali-i.

Stricture :-

Arg-n.,
Berb., Clem.,
Iod., Kali-i.,
Merc., Nit-ac., Thuj.

Tertiary

(See Constitutional,
Secondary.) :-
Ars-met.,
Kali-i., Stict.,
SYPH.

With deposits in
throat :-

Kali-i.

With ulceration of
skin :-

Iod.

Throat :-

Affections :-

Aur.,
Hydr., Kali-bi., KALI-I.,
Kalm., Lach., MERC.,
Mez., NIT-AC.,
Phyt., Syph.

Fauces affected :-

Kali-m.

Tubercular sore
throat :-

Phyt.

Ulcers :-

AUR.,
Chel., Iod.,
Kali-bi.,
Kali-i., Lach., MERC.,
NIT-AC., Syph.

Toothache

(See Toothache
Mercury, Chapter 10 :
Teeth and Gums.) :-
Phyt.

When
mercurialized :-

Clem.

Tuberculosis :-

Cinnb.

Ulcers :-

Æsc.,
Aur.,
Carb-v., Chim.,
Cor-r., Cund.,
Iod., Iris, Kali-bi.,
Lach., MERC.,
Mez., NIT-AC.,
Phyt., Rumx.,
Sang., Still., Thuj.,
Viol-t.

Warts

(condylomata)
(See Genitals
Warts.) :- Aur.,
Caust., Cinnb.,
Merc., NIT-AC.,
Ph-ac.,
Sabin., Sep., Staph., Thuj.

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