CHAPTER 25.
VOICE, LARYNX, TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA.Air
Passages * Bronchia * Epiglottis
* Glottis * Larynx
* Trachea
* VoiceTrachea.
Trachea :-
Affections
(undefined) :-
Chronic :-
Mang.
Heat, with, before
midnight(catarrhal
fever) :- Eug.Of mucous
membrane :-Seneg.
Asthmatic
feeling :-Aml-ns.,
ASAF.
Bruised sensation, in
pneumonia :-Zinc.
Burning :-
Kali-bi.,
Merc-c., Spong.Cough, with :-
Phyt.
Cough, in whooping, or
catarrh :-Caust.
Contraction of glottis,
with a sensation of :-Phyt.
Hoarseness,
with :-Mez.
Laryngeal phthisis,
in :-Ars.
Pricking, causing
cough :-ACON.
Pains have upward
direction :-Phyt.
(See Air
passages Catarrh.) :-
Bar-c., Kali-bi.,
Nat-ar.Acute :-
RUMX.
Chronic, difficult
breathing and moist cough :-All-s.
Dry :-
Nat-m.
Coldness :-
Cist.
Inhaled air feels
cool :-
Cist.
Deep, cutting, cold
feeling, causes slight cough :-
Camph.
(See Asthma,
Dyspnœa, Suffocation,
Chapter 26 :
Respiration.) :-
Alumn., Aml-ns.,
ARS.,
Brom.,
Calad., Chel., Ign.,
Laur., Spong.
Cold, as of a, with
constant desire to cough :-
Cham.
Cough, with disposition
to, from :-
Cocc.
Cough, with spasmodic
whooping :-
Mosch.
Pressing, as if some
one were, windpipe between thumb and finger, with hot
flushes :-
Lach.
Space, as if he had
not, enough :-
Cist.
Sudden, as from vapors
of sulphur :-
Mosch.
Suffocate, as if he
must :-
Phos.
Tickling, with, at
entrance :-
Ip.
Tightening pains in
left side
(dry
cough) :- Cimx.
Upper part in open air
(influenza) :-
Ip.
Crawling :-
Caps.
Cough, causes :-
Ant-t.
In upper part :-
Nux-m.
Croup :-
Diphtheritic :-
KALI-BI.
Membranous :-
KALI-BI.
Tendency to
torpor :-
Iod.
Cutting, dull, in
laryngitis :-
Arg-m.
Darting, produce
titillation :-
Æsc.
(See Exudation.) :-
Kali-bi.
Dryness :-
Fl-ac.,
Iod., Lyc.,
Spong., Teucr.
Cough, causing :-
Cycl.
Cough, causing a
frequent little :-
Acon.
Drink, causing constant
desire to
(phthisis
florida) :- Merc-c.
Evening, worse
towards :-
Phyt.
Feeling of :-
Nat-m.
Feeling in
bifurcation :-
Camph.
Fever, in
hectic :-
Phos.
Hawking, not better
by :-
Carb-v.
Hoarseness,
with :-
Mez.
Morning, in, with
hoarseness :-
Par.
Night, at :-
Med.
Phthisis, in
laryngeal :-
Ars.
Vapor of sulphur,
feeling as from, causing cough :-
PULS.
Eruption,
papules :-
Hippoz.
(See Diphtheria.)
Membranous formation
(croup) :-
Brom.
Of whitish firm texture
(spasmodic
croup) :- Kali-br.
Anxiety, as of :-
Brom.
Audible moving, is, to
and fro, after plastic lymph has been deposited :-
Spong.
Dust, sensation
of :-
Chel.
Fallen, as if something
had, into, with whistling :-
Aloe.
Feeling as if closed by
a film on hawking, with rawness in throat :-
Mang.
Food, small particles
of :-
KALI-C.
Lodged, as if something
had, with flushes of heat :-
Cann-s.
Obstructed, as if a
small leaf, on hawking :-
Ant-t.
Sensation of
obstruction low down :-
Sin-a.,
Sin-n.
Sensation of lump in
upper part :-
Kali-bi.
Something, as if, were
in which might be raised, comes partly up, then goes back
again :-
Lach.
Saliva gets into, on
erecting head, causing a violent ejecting cough :-
Agar.
Suffocative, cause,
attacks :-
Ip.
Formication, at
night :-
Lyc.
Fulness :-
As if from chest,
causing few short coughs, then warmth in forehead :-
Lob.
Laryngitis, in :-
Lach.
Hard, as a stone, and
almost even with chin
(larynged
spasm) :- Cupr.
Heat :-
Chel.
Hot air arises
from :-
Rhus-t.
Slight increase, with
dry bronchial cough :-
Phyt.
Violent :-
Cahin.
(tracheitis) :-
Acon., ANT-T.,
Brom., Carb-v.,
Hep., Spong.
Bifurcation, at :-
Colch.
Catarrhal, in,
fever :-
Eug.
Catarrhal, with
hawking, caused by mucus trickling down posterior nares into throat
(coryza) :-
MERC.
Chronic :-
Sang.
Chronic, beginning of
tracheal or laryngo-tracheal phthisis :-
Hep.
Cough, in
whooping :-
Lob.
Croupous, in upper
part :-
Kaol.
Mucus, frothy, with
clear watery, loose and rattling, sometimes raised with
difficulty :-
Nat-m.
Superior part, or
redness in :-
Lyss.
Spasmodic affections,
most in larynx, palpitation :-
Guai.
Irritation :-
Bifurcation, in :-
Carbn-s.
Cough, causes :-
Ang.,
Chel., Stront-c.
Cough, causes violent,
hollow, dry :-
Spig.
Cough, causes, as from
mucus on breathing, cough neither loose nor dry, worse sitting bent
over than walking :-
Stann.
Cough, causes in upper
part :-
Squil.
Cough, violent
inclination to, lower in, than can be reached by coughing in evening
in bed and in morning :-
Mez.
Cough, with chronic,
from enlargement of bronchial glands :-
Con.
Catarrhal, with,
headache :-
Rumx.
Heart disease,
secondary to :-
Sang.
Low down, with
oppression of chest
(croup) :-
Phos.
Lower, of, with
suffocative pressure in upper part of chest :-
Phos.
Mucous membrane,
of :-
Rumx.
Sulphur, as from fumes
of, cough from :-
Lyc.
Vapor, as of, causing
cough on going into warm room from open air :-
Bry.
Itching :-
Colch.
Cough, in
whooping :-
Ambr.
Chronic :-
Cist.
Middle of sternum,
provokes cough :-
Nux-v.
Vapor, as from, of
sulphur, causing cough :-
PULS.
Lameness :-
Still.
Lancinating,
frequent :-
Iod.
(See Breathing
Rattling, Chapter 26 :
Respiration ; also Cough
Trachea, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Arum-d., Arum-t.,
Ferr-i., Seneg.
Adherent, high up,
provokes cough :-
Nux-v.
Ascending, feeling as
if, and descending, causing tickling and cough, worse in a warm
room, better in open air :-
Coc-c.
Brain, in softening
of :-
Am-c.
Breath, causes
shortness of :-
Seneg.,
Thuj.
Constant desire to
clear
(chronic
cough) :- Lyc.
Cough, excites
whooping :-
Dulc.
Cough, easily expelled
by forcible, morning, in, with weakness of chest, as if
eviscerated :-
Stann.
Cough, causes
spasmodic :-
SQUIL.
Dyspnœa, causes :-
Sel.
Detached portions,
accumulation of easily :-
Cahin.
Full of
(laryngo-tracheitis) :-
Dulc.
Green, causing constant
hawking and gagging :-
Par.
Gray, gelatinous,
easily raised :-
Arg-m.
Gray, gelatinous
(exostosis
on skull) :- Arg-m.
Hawked up :-
Nat-s.
Hawking sometimes
bloody :-
Kreos.
Hoarseness,
causes :-
Ang.,
Cina.
Loosen, difficult
to :-
Calc.
Lump, as if a, were
moving up and down when coughing
(bronchial
catarrh) :- Calc.
Profuse :-
Dulc.,
Iod., Merc-sul.
Profuse, constantly
obliged to cough up :-
Seneg.
Profuse, in
influenza :-
Euphor.
Rattling :-
ANT-T.,
Ars., Spong.
Rattling
(child) :-
Am-c.
Rattling
(asthma) :-
Rumx.
Rattling when
breathing :-
Cham.
Rattling, in short
attacks, while breathing
(croup) :-
Spong.
Rattling, with
cough :-
Sulph.
Rattling, before cough,
morning :-
Calc.
Rattling, loud, on
expiration :-
Calc.
Rattling, as in
paralysis of lungs
(eclampsia) :-
Ip.
Rattling
(threatened
paralysis of lungs) :-
Phos.
Rattling, when lying on
side :-
Anac.
Rattling, synchronous
with pulse, in bed
(aphonia) :-
Arg-n.
Rattling, at times
strangling :-
Spong.
Rattling, in asphyctic
form of uræmia :-
Hydr-ac.
Stringy, with
cough :-
Asaf.
Tenacious :-
Astac.,
Vinc.
Thick, clogged with,
hawked up with difficulty :-
Naja.
Tough :-
Bry.
Tough, in lower
portion, in morning :-
Cann-s.
Tough, in old
people :-
Bar-c.
Viscid :-
Olnd.
(See Breathing,
Noisy, Rattling,
Chapter 26 :
Respiration.)
Crackling, when lying
down in evening :-
Arn.
Rattling, loud, with
hot breath
(threatened
paralysis of lungs) :-
Calc.
Rough sound extends to
large bronchi :-
Hep.
Rough nasal sound, like
snoring :-
Sulph.
Stertor :-
Ant-t.
Wheezing when
breathing :-
Cham.
Wheezing
(bronchial
catarrh) :- Calc.
Whistling :-
ARS.
Whistling when
breathing :-
Cham.
Whistling extends to
large bronchi :-
Hep.
Whistling on
inspiration :-
Lyc.
Whistling whoop, loud,
while inspiring :-
Cina.
Pain
(undefined) :-
Cist., Spong.
Aphonia, with :-
Ferr.
Cough, during :-
Nat-m.,
Spong.
Cough, left by :-
Ign.
Cough, with :-
Spong.
Cough, with paroxysms
of :-
Caust.
Hectic fever,
in :-
Phos.
Upper, in :-
Bell.
Paralysis, of nerves,
from swelling of glands :-
Iod.
Pressing
sensation :-
Chel.,
Chin.
Pricking, painful, as
if in a small dry spot, worse left side :-
Crot-h.
Phthisis :-
Carb-an.
Rawness :-
Arn.,
Coff., Mang.
Cold, from
taking :-
Nux-m.
Cough, after :-
Cann-s.
Cough, with :-
Phos.
Cough, with frequent
hacking, and hawking :-
Phos.
Feeling :-
Fl-ac.
Fossa, extends below
suprasternal, and laterally into bronchia, chiefly left :-
RUMX.
Hair, or as if there
were a, in it, causing constant tickling, coughing and
hoarseness :-
Naja.
High up, when
coughing :-
Arg-n.
Painful, worse left
side, or as if in a small dry spot :-
Crot-h.
Spot at bifurcation,
worse using voice :-
ARG-M.
Upper, in, with short
hoarse cough
(diphtheria) :-
Naja.
Roughness :-
Sil.,
Spong.
Cough, with dry
bronchial :-
Phyt.
Feeling, compels
hawking :-
Kali-i.
Scraping :-
Arn.,
Spong.
Cough, causing :-
Cycl.
Cough, in
whooping :-
Ambr.
Erysipelas, in :-
Apis.
Scratching :-
Bifurcation, in :-
Chlor.
Dry, causes, rough
cough
(heart
disease) :- Lach.
As from vapor of
sulphur, causing cough :-
PULS.
Sensitiveness :-
To cold air,
particularly evening, causes patient to cover head with
bedclothes :-
Rumx.
Touch, to :-
Hep.,
Ziz.
Shooting, in
laryngitis :-
Arg-m.
Smarting :-
Iod.
Soreness :-
Chin.,
Nat-m., Sil.
Bottom, at, of :-
Arg-m.
Cough, during :-
Sulph.
Cough, during, in
croup :-
Nat-m.
Cough, with :-
Phos.
Cough, in
whooping :-
Ambr.,
Bry.
Cough, in whooping, or
catarrh :-
Caust.
Extends below
suprasternal fossa and laterally into bronchi, chiefly left :-
RUMX.
Hawking, after :-
Cann-s.
High up, when
coughing :-
Arg-n.
Left side, worse in, or
as if in a small dry spot :-
Crot-h.
Night, at, very
severe :-
Med.
Sensation of :-
Stann.
Streak, with
cough :-
Caust.
Sensation of an
ulcerated spot just above breastbone, with incessant coughing, could
only expectorate by pressing this spot :-
Phyt.
Spasmodic
sensation :-
Lyss.
Awaking, on
(phthisis) :-
Cetr.
Stinging :-
Chin.,
Merc-c.
Stitches :-
Cough, causing :-
STANN.
Exertion, from
slightest :-
Manc.
Nightly dry, cutting,
along external :-
Canth.
Painful, worse
pressure, breathing :-
Zinc.
Short, or by a
continuous, cough
(pneumonia) :-
Zinc.
Stopped-up
feeling :-
Apis,
Spong.
(See
Suffocation, Chapter 26 :
Respiration.)
Choking better by
moving about :-
Lac-c.
Choking feeling on
either side :-
Aml-ns.
Shock like a
suffocative paroxysm, starts out of sleep towards morning, passing
off after sitting up in bed :-
Spong.
Strangling, from mucous
rattling in windpipe :-
Spong.
Swelling :-
Glandular :-
Spong.
Internal, 1st right
side, then left :-
Arum-t.
Tearing :-
Croup, in :-
Lac-ac.
As if something were
torn loose :-
Calc.
(See Cough
Tickling, Chapter 27 :
Cough and Expectoration.) :-
Agar.,
Ant-t., Arn.,
Caps., Carb-v.,
Kalm.,
Rumx., Sabin.,
Spig., Spong.
Bronchitis, in :-
Led.
Bronchitis, as at
commencement of :-
Ter.
Burning, as from
sulphur vapor
(whooping
cough) :- Ars.
Contraction, with, at
entrance :-
Ip.
Coryza, with, and
cough :-
Colch.
Cough, causes :-
Ambr.,
Anac., Nicc.,
Rhod.
Cough, causes, day and
night
(pneumonia) :-
Arn.
Cough, causes, hard,
dry :-
Psor.
Cough, persistent,
incessant, causes :-
Phel.
Cough, causes, dry,
short :-
Casc.
Dryness, from, as from
vapor of sulphur, causing cough :-
PULS.
Dust, as from, or
feather down :-
Calc.
Epiglottis, from, to
pit of throat :-
Gamb.
Evening, towards,
causing dry, spasmodic cough :-
Still.
Frequent
(incipient
tuberculosis) :-
Agar.
Inspiration, as,
cough :-
Brom.
Laryngo-phthisis,
in :-
Agar.
Low down :-
Arn.
Low down, causing
cough :-
Cina,
Verat.
Low down, causing
abrupt, rough, short, dry down :-
Phos.
Morning, worse on
rising in :-
Still.
Mucus, as if from
presence of a little sticky :-
Crot-h.
Mucus, caused by
feeling as of, ascending and descending, worse in a warm room,
better in open air :-
Coc-c.
Phthisis, in :-
Cetr.
Right side, on, below
larynx, causes severe, dry, racking cough :-
Stict.
Sneezing,
causing :-
Caps.
Soreness, as from, low
down in, scraping extends upward into throat, causing cough :-
STANN.
Sternum, in middle of,
provokes cough :-
Nux-v.
Upper part, in, in open
air
(influenza) :-
Ip.
Upper part, in, causes
short, dry cough :-
Teucr.
Upper part, in, causes
hacking cough :-
Rumx.
Throbbing, produces
titillation :-
Æsc.
Uneasiness, slight,
worse rising in morning :-
Still.
Ulceration :-
Hippoz.
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