John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part III. Repertory of Temperaments, Dispositions, Constitutions and States Disposition – Lumbrici and Ascarides
Disposition
Melancholic.—Asr., Lach., Mac., Mur., Nux, Pul., Ver.
Mild.—Aln., Coc. i., Ign., Ph. x., Pul., Sep., Vi. o.
Sad.—Kre., Lach.
Spiteful, Malicious.—Nux
Tenacious and Irascible.—Nux
Voluptuous.—Ced.
Yielding.—Pul.
Disturbances, Menstrual, Women with.—Ag. n.
Draughts, Effects of, whilst Perspiring, in Scrofulous and Syphilitic Patients.—Mr. i. f.
Dread Open Air, Patients who.—Cap.
Dream about Water, Persons who.—Ve. v.
Dried-up-looking
Women.—Ag. n.
Nervous Persons.—Amb.
Drinkers.—Opi.
Drinking, Men addicted to.—Sep.
Dropsical
Affections, Disposition to.—Chi.
Persons.—Na. m.
or Semi-Dropsical, Lower Part of Body, Upper Wasted.—Lyc.
Dropsy, Children with a tendency to.—Sac. o.
Drugged Subjects.—Nux, Thu.
Drunkards.—Cd. s., Lach.
After leaving off Alcohol.—Ca. ar.
Asthma of.—Mep.
Old.—Ill.
Dry
Constitution.—Chi., Lyc., Nux, Pb.
Habit, Vigorous Persons of.—Nux
Skin, and Cool.—Nx. m., Vi. o.
Skin, Profuse Saliva, Diarrhœa, Night-Sweats.—Sil.
Dulness
of Head.—Ag. n.
of Intellect.—Mac.
Dwarfish.—Ba. c.
Dyscrasia
Deep-seated; Child is weak, with no other symptoms.—Su. x.
Deep-seated, Weakness which seems to come from.—Su. x.
Dysmenorrhœa of Nervous Women.—Ter.
Dyspepsia of Old People.—Nx. m.
Earliest Months of the Year, Complaints which come on in.—Mez.
Eat, Unable to, yet has Constant Sinking.—Grt.
Eating
Excess in, Persons subject to Colic after.—Dio.
Fruit Uncooked, Persons liable to Colic after.—Dio.
Eating
Old Cheese or Pastry, Persons liable to Colic after.—Dio.
Pork, Persons who suffer from.—Pul.
Elderly Persons.—Aga., Alm., Amb., Ant. c., Aps., Bap., Ba. c., Ca. p., Cb. a., Cb. v., Cham., Chi., Cic., Clch., Con., Fl. x., Gph., Hdr., Iod., K. ca., Kre., Lyc., Mil., Na. m., Na. s., Nt. x., Nx. m., Opi., Sbd., Sec., Su. x.
Emaciated.—Alet., Am. c., Ba. c., Fl. x., Mag. p., Na. m.
Children.—K. i., Sul.
Robust and Fleshy Persons who suddenly become.—Smb. n.
Emotions
Mental, Sufferings from.—Smb. n.
Moral, Persons weakened by a long succession of.—Ph. x.
Excitable Persons, anxious for.—Sep.
Emphysematous Persons.—Ipc.
Enfeebled
Patients, and Chronic Diseases.—Gn. q.
Special Senses, Persons with.—Cyc.
Engorged Venous System.—Cb. v.
Enlargements, Glandular.—Clem., Con.
Entertaining Persons.—Bel.
Epigastrium
Faintness at, in Forenoon.—Sul.
Persons who refer all their Sufferings to the.—Sul.
Epilepsy.—Pas.
Epistaxis
Subjects of.—Abr.
or other Loss of Blood, Persons with a history of.—Fe. pi., Ipc.
Epithelium, Sqamous, Syphilitic Affections of Mucous Surfaces covered with.—Mr. i. f.
Erethism, Chlorosis with.—Fer.
Eruptions
about the Eyes, Children having.—Mag. m.
Suppressed.—Pso., Sul.
Excess in Eating, Colic after.—Dio.
Excesses
Persons suffering from.—Ph. x.
Sexual, Cramps and Colic from.—Col.
Sexual, Persons exhausted by.—Sep.
Excitable.—Cham., Con., Gel., Hyo., Ign., Nux
Children.—Amb., Lyc.
Children, Highly.—Hyn.
Persons, Exceedingly, and Anxious for Emotions.—Sep.
Persons, with Weakness.—Lun.
Temperament (especially Females).—Ced., Ign.
Temperaments, Nervous Affections occurring in.—Val.
Excited, Women of rigid fibre who are easily, (also opposite Temperament).—Con.
Excitement
Mental and Nervous, Disorders from.—Cyp.
Reflex, Nervous.—Cyp.
Sexual, disposed to.—Sep.
Exercise, Mental or Physical, Aversion to.—Na. c.
Exertion
Great Mental, Dark-haired Persons who make.—Coca, Nux, Pi. x.
Least, Red Face from.—Fer.
Exhausted by Disease.—Ird.
Exhausting Diseases, Children after.—Cb. v.
Exhaustion
Mind and Body, of.—Stn.
Nervous.—Stn.
Extremities, Cold, Sallow People with.—Lyc.
Eyebrows, Light, Children with.—Bro.
Eyelashes
Delicate.—Pho.
Long.—Stn.
Eyes
Black.—Lrs., Nt. x.
Blue.—Bel., Bro., Cap., Lo. i., Pul., Spo.
Dark.—Aur., Gph., Iod., Lach., Mu. x., Nt. x.
Eruptions about, in Puny, Rickety Children.—Mag. m.
Hollow, Thin Patients with.—Arg.
Light.—Lcs.
Face
Children with, like old people.—Sars.
Pale.—Pul., Sil.
Red (also in Hectic).—Ol. j.
Red, from Least Exertion.—Fer.
Faintness in Epigastrium in Forenoon, Patients with.—Sul.
Fair
Children.—Calc.
Complexion.—Lo. i., Lcs., Sbd.
Complexion, Girls with.—Vi. o.
Hair, Hysterical Subjects with.—Vb. o.
Haired People.—Cup., K. bi., Spo.
People.—Bro., Ipc.
Skin.—Pho.
Fasting, Persons who have Bowel Complaints from.—Dio.
Fat
Children.—Calc., K. bi.
Children, Bloated.—Sac. o.
Children, Chubby.—Sga.
Persons.—Am. m., Ant. c., Bac., Ca. ar., Calc., Coca, Cro., Fer., K. bi., K. ca., Lyc., Pho., Sul.
Persons of Lax Fibre.—Sga.
Tendency to be.—K. ca., Pho.
Women approaching the Climaxis.—Ca. ar.
See also Obesity
Fatigue, Great, and Breathlessness in Girls with Flushed Cheeks.—Fer.
Fatigue, Over-fatigue, Insomnia due to.—Chl. h.
Fatigued, Females easily, by any work.—Hlon.
Fear, Terror, and Timidity.—Spo.
Fearful Persons.—Coc. i.
Feeble
Digestive Powers.—Dio., Nic.
Digestive Powers in Elderly People.—Pr. v.
Muscular Development, Intellect keen.—Lyc.
Old Men.—Con.
Persons, with Deficient and Weak Nutrition.—Gn. q., Phel.
Women.—Agn. n., Sec.
Feet, Soles of, Hot.—Sul.
Females
especially, of Nervous Temperament.—Ced., Sc. a., Xan.
Nervously run down.—Hlon.
Suited more to, than Males.—Nt. o.
Tall, Slender, Thin, having retained a good deal of Sprightliness and Moral Power (Teste).—Sga.
Fetid Sweat on Hands, Feet, or in Axilla.—Nt. x.
Fibre
Firm, Fleshy.—Bry.
Lax, Children of.—Ca. br., Mag. c.
Lax, Fat Persons of.—Sga.
Lax, Muscular Women of.—Sec.
Lax, Persons of.—Cap., Hep., Mag. c., Mr. bin.
Lax, Stout Persons of.—Ipc.
Lax, Women of.—Spo.
Relaxed.—Fe. i., Nt. x.
Rigid.—Caus., Con., Nt. x., Nux, Plat., Sep.
Rigid, Women of.—Con.
Tense.—Nux
Filthy
People with Greasy Skin and Long Matted Hair.—Sul.
Smell which no amount of Washing can Remove.—Pso.
Firm, Fleshy Fibre.—Bry.
Fitful Mood, Persons of.—Ver.
Flabby.—K. ca., Trl.
Persons with Yellow or Dirty-brown Blotched Skin.—Sep.
Skin, and Ill-nourished.—Mr. d.
Vessels and Lax Fibre, Women of.—Sec.
Flatulence
Children who suffer from, and Irritation of the Alimentary Canal.—Rhe.
Meals, after, in Stomach or Bowels.—Dio.
Fleshy
Fibre.—Bry.
People.—All., Mag. p.
Persons inclined to be.—Lo. i.
Fleshy
Persons, Lymphatic Temperament of.—Thu.
Robust Persons who suddenly become Emaciated.—Smb. n.
Women inclined to be.—Pul.
Flooding after every Labour, Women who have.—Trl.
Fluids, Loss of, Strong People weakened by.—Ph. x.
Florid Women.—Glo.
Flushed Cheeks, Young Persons with, Fatigue, and Breathlessness.—Fer.
Flushes
of Heat all over Body, followed by Perspiration.—Sul.
of Heat, followed by Great Debility.—Dig.
Flushing
Easily.—K. i.
Easily in Children.—Calc.
Flushings, Climacteric.—Sum.
Fontanelles, Open.—Calc., Sil.
Food, Substantial, Children caring nothing for.—Sac. o.
Foxy Persons.—Trn.
Freckled People.—Sul.
Freckles and Red Hair, Choleric Women with.—Lach.
Frivolous Persons.—Aps.
Fruit
Cramps from.—Col.
Eating, Persons affected by.—Bor.
Uncooked, Pastry, Old Cheese, &c., Colic caused by.—Dio.
Full-blooded
Persons.—Ve. v.
Persons with great Irritability, Restlessness, and Hastiness.—Sul.
Gay Disposition.—Ver.
Gentle Disposition.—Pul.
Girls
or Women, with tendency to Blood to Head.—Jab.
Chlorotic.—Alet.
Delicate, fearfully Constipated, with Low Spirits.—Fer.
or Women, with Dry Skin.—Jab.
Flushed Cheeks, Fatigue, and Breathlessness, with.—Fer.
Home-sick.—Ca. p., Cap.
Impressive, Mild, of Fair Complexion.—Vi. o.
Little, and Women, of Nervous Temperament.—Se. a.
Mild, impressionable, fair.—Vi. o.
Puberty, at.—Aur.
School.—Ca. p.
Tall, Thin, Nervous.—Vi. o.
Glands
Affections of, Persons having.—Gph.
Cervical and other, Children having swelling of.—Mr. d.
Lymphatic, Hard, and Enlarged, in Children.—Calc.
Glands, Persons subject to diseases of the.—Pso.
Glandular
Enlargements and Cancers, Subjects of.—Con.
Swellings and Indurations.—Clem.
Globus in all Asthmatical and Hysterical Coughs.—Val.
Gouty
Complaints.—Ter.
Constitutions.—Ca. p., Sti.
Diathesis.—Cham., Led., Sbi.
Greasy Skin and long matted hair, dirty, filthy people with.—Sul.
Grief, Persons affected by.—Smb. n.
Growth
Children of Irregular.—Calc.
Children of too Fast.—Ird., Ph. x.
Young People of too Rapid.—Kre., Pho., Ph. x.
Growing too Fat.—Pho.
Habits, Sedentary.—Aco., Alm., Am. c., Ana., Asr., Calc., Coc. i., Con., Na. am., Nux, Pet., Sep., Sil., Sul., Ter.
Haemorrhages
from Gums, Nose, Rectum, in robust, sanguine persons.—Rut.
Passive, copious flow of thin, black, watery blood.—Sec.
Haemorrhagic Patients.—Pho.
Haemorrhoidal Troubles.—Cap., Plat.
Haemorrhoids
Nervous Constitutions disposed to.—Sul.
Tendency to, with Venous Constitution.—Nux
Hair
Black.—Aur., Lrs., Mu. x., Nt. x., Thu.
Brown.—Cham.
Dark.—Aco., Arn., Bro., Bry., Caus., Con., Gph., Ign., Iod., K. ca., Mu. x., Nt. x., Nux, Pho., Plat., Sang., Sep.
Dark, Choleric persons with.—Nux
Dark, Hysterical Subjects with.—Vb. o.
Dark, in Persons of Lithic or Sycotic Diathesis.—Sars.
Dark, Persons with, of rigid fibre, mild, easy disposition.—Sep.
Dark, Women with.—Plat.
Dark, Women esp., with, disposed to stoop.—Pho.
Fair.—Cup., K. bi., Spo.
Fair, Hysterical Subjects with.—Vb. o.
Light.—Aga., Aur., Bel., Bor., Bro., Cap., Cham., Clem., Coc. i., Con., Dig., Hep., Hyo., K. bi., Lo. i., Merc., Mez., Na. c., Opi., Pet., Pul., Sbd., Spi., Spo., Su. x., Thu., Ver.
Long matted, filthy people with Greasy Skin and.—Sul.
Red.—Pho., Sep., Sul.
Red, and Freckles, Choleric Women with.—Lach.
Sandy.—Pul.
Soft.—Pho.
Hair, Stiff, straight.—Nx. m.
Hands
Affections of Palms of.—Ana.
Fetid Sweat on.—Nt. x.
Hot Palms.—Sul.
Hot and Sweaty.—Sul.
Sweaty.—Sul.
Warts on Palms of.—Ana.
Hastiness, Irritability, and Restlessness in Full-blooded Persons.—Sul.
Hasty Disposition.—Lo. p.
Haughty Disposition when Sick.—Lyc.
Head
Blood to the, in Women or Girls.—Jab.
Dulness of.—Ag. n.
Large, in Children.—Calc., K. i., Sil.
Sweats in Children.—Calc.
Headaches
Mental Causes, from.—Ag. n.
Nervous, Literary Men suffering from.—Nic.
Nervous Women, of.—Ter.
Heart
Nervous Palpitation of the.—Val.
or Liver Affections, Hydrothorax depending on.—Mr. s.
Palpitation of, from least Motion.—Dig.
Heat
Animal, Defective, from Defective Oxygenation.—Gph.
Animal, Diminished, Constitutions with.—Alm., Cyc.
Flushes of, followed by great Debility.—Dig.
Flushes of, followed by Perspiration.—Sul.
Persons overcome by.—Gui.
Heels, Rheumatic Inflammation of.—Sbi.
Hepatic Troubles, Predisposed to.—Lyc., Pod.
Hepatic and Lung Troubles, Lean Persons predisposed to.—Lyc.
Herpetic Constitutions.—Lyc.
High-living, those used to.—All.
Hollow Eyes, Thin Patients with.—Arg.
Home-sick Girls.—Ca. p., Cap.
Hopeless and Despondent Phthisical Patients.—Stn.
Hopelessness, Despair of Perfect Recovery.—Pso.
Horses' Urine, Odour of Urine like.—Nt. x.
Hot
Countries, Tetanus of.—Pas.
Hands, sweaty.—Sul.
Palms.—Sul.
Soles.—Sul.
Vertex.—Sul.
Hurry, People who do everything in a.—Su. x.
Hydrocele of New-born Children.—Abr.
Hydrogenoid Constitution.—Arn., Na. s., Nt. x., Nx. m., Thu.
Hydrothorax depending on Liver or Heart Affections.—Mr. s.
Hypochondriacs.—Alo., Coc. i., Lcs., Ph., Val.
Subject to Skin Diseases.—Lyc.
Hysteria and Neuralgia, subjects who suffer from.—Val.
Hysterical.—Act. r., Ana., Asa., Calc., Cast., Cham., Coc. i., Con., Gel., Hyo., Ign., Mag. m., Mos., Na. m., Nux, Nx. m., Plat., Pul., Sep., Stn., Sul., Trn., Vb. o.
Complaints complicated with Uterine Diseases.—Mag. m.
Cough, Globus in.—Val.
Men.—Cro., Mos.
Nervous, Irritable Subjects in whom the Intellectual Faculties predominate.—Val.
Nervous Patients subject to Choreic Affections.—Trn.
Nervous Persons.—Ag. n.
Subjects, slender.—Vb. o.
Subjects with dark hair.—Vb. o.
Subjects with fair hair.—Vb. o.
Temperament.—Gel.
Women and Men.—Mos.
Women who have taken too much Chamomile tea.—Val.
Illness
changed mentally and physically by.—Lach.
Severe, Women with weakness after.—Cast.
Imbecility.—Arg.
Impatient Persons.—Nux
Impressionable Girls, Fair.—Vi. o.
Indigestion
Melancholic People troubled with.—Nux
Women suffering long from.—Mag. m.
Indolent Persons.—Am. m.
Indulgence, Sexual, excessive.—Smb. n.
Indurations and Swellings of Glandular System.—Clem.
Infancy, Complaints during.—Cof.
Infants
Acids, redundant, suffering from.—Na. p.
Colic with Acidity, in.—Na. p.
Fed to Excess with milk and sugar.—Na. p.
Fontanelles open, with.—Calc., Sil.
Spasms with Acidity, in.—Na. p.
Tongues coated moist, white.—Ant. c.
Inflammation, Rheumatic, of heels.—Sbi.
Influenza
Cough after, in Children.—Sang.
Nervous Weakness following.—Cyp., Scu.
Insensitive
to well-chosen Remedies.—Opi.
To well-chosen Remedies, after too much Medicine.—Teu.
Insolent Children.—Sac. o.
Insomnia
Chronic, Alcoholism of.—Sum.
Overfatigue, due to.—Chl. h.
See also Sleep ; See also and Sleeplessness.
Intellect
Dulness of.—Mac.
Keen, feeble muscular development.—Lyc.
Intestinal Irritation of Children.—Scu.
Intestines as if falling down, Sensation of, in Pregnant or Parturient Women.—Pod.
Intoxicated easily with Stimulants.—Con.
Irascible
Persons.—Nux, Pb.
Temperament and Tenacious Disposition.—Nux
Irregular
Distributions of Blood.—Fer.
Growth of Children.—Calc.
Partial Sweats of Children.—Calc.
Irresolute Temperament.—Mez.
Irritable
Bladder of Old Women.—Cop.
Children.—Ca. br., Lyc.
Nervous, Hysterical, Intellectual Subjects.—Val.
Persons.—Aco., Ag. n., Ars., Bry., Cham., Coc. i., Col., Dul., Gel., Hyo., Ign., K. ph., Kre., Lips., Lyc., Lcs., Mac., Nux, Phel., Pho., Plat., Sec., Sil., Stp., Val.
Persons who are always.—Nux
Persons, Nervous, with Dry Skin, profuse Saliva, Diarrhœa, Night Sweats.—Sil.
Thin, Venous Debauchees.—Nux
Women of Nervous Temperament.—Sec.
Irritability.—Bry., Sul.
Bodily, Want of, and mucles lax.—Opi.
Restlessness and Hastiness in Full-blooded Persons.—Sul.
Irritation
Alimentary Canal, of, and Flatulence, in Disorders of Children.—Rhe.
Cerebral, of Children, from Dentition.—Scu.
Intestinal, of Children.—Scu.
Jaundiced
Complexion.—Pb.
Half-Anæmic, Half-Jaundiced Persons of Waxy, Translucent Skin.—Pho.
Jaws small, and Teeth big, Children with.—K. i.
Jealous.—Aps., Lach.
Jolting Conveyances, Children who cannot ride in.—K. i.
Jovial.—Bel.
Keen Intellect, with feeble muscular development.—Lyc.
Kick-off Clothes at night, Restless, Hot Children who.—Sul.
Knuckles, dirty appearance about, from Bile Pigments.—Pi. x.
Labour
Disinclination for.—Cyc.
Flooding after every.—Lach., Trl.
Labours, Tedious, when Patients becomes Nervous and Excitable.—Pas.
Lack of Animal Heat.—Alm., Cyc., Gph.
Lack of Reaction.—Cb. v.
Lactic Acid, Diseases caused by excess of.—Na. p.
Ladies, Old Maiden.—Bro., Calc., Con.
Languor, Paresis easily produced, lax connective tissue.—Sep.
Large
Blue Veins of Pharynx ; Varicose Angina.—Ham.
Head, in Children.—Calc., Sil.
Limbed Children.—Sac. o.
Laughter, easily moved to.—Pul.
Lax
Connective Tissue, Languor, easily produced Paresis.—K. ca., Sep.
Fibre.—Cap., Mr. bin.
Fibre, Children of.—Ca. br., Mag. c.
Fibre, Constitutions with.—Hep.
Fibre, Fat Persons of.—Sga.
Fibre, Persons of.—Cap., Fe. i., Hep., Mag. c., Mr. bin., Nt. x.
Fibre, Stout Persons of.—Ipc.
Fibre, Women of.—Sec., Spo.
Muscles, and want of bodily irritability.—Opi.
Pale, Lean Persons.—Ac. x.
Skin.—Bor., Merc.
Temperament.—Cld.
Laziness, Tendency to.—Cyc., Lach.
Lazy Persons.—Cap.
Lead Poisoning, Cramps from.—Col.
Lean
Persons.—Ac. x., Amb., Ars., Chi., Cof., Gph., Iod., Kre., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Na. m., Nt. x., Pet., Pho., Pb., Sec., Sil., Stn., Sul., Ver.
Lax, Pale Persons.—Ac. x.
Persons, predisposed to Lung and Hepatic conditions.—Lyc.
Stoop-shouldered Persons, who walk and sit stooped.—Sul.
Leucophlegmatic.—Agn., Am. c., Ars., Bel., Calc., Cast., Chi., Cyc., Fe. p., Kre., Na. c., Pul., Sep., Ust.
Persons with disposition to Catarrh.—Chi.
Leucorrhœa
with Amenorrhœa.—Xan.
Subjects of, with Disinclination for Labour.—Cyc.
Life
Change of, Women never well since.—Lach.
Critical period of, and Pubescence.—Sep.
Extremes of (Children and Old People).—Ver.
Sedentary, Persons who lead a.—Nux
Lifting too Much.—Mil.
Light
Complexion.—Bel., Hep., Sel., Sil., Sul.
Complexion, fine skin, pale face.—Sil.
Eyebrows, Children with.—Bro.
Eyes.—Lcs.
Light Hair.—Aga., Aur., Bel., Bor., Bro., Cap., Cham., Clem., Coc. i., Con., Dig., Hep., Hyo., K. bi., Lo. i., Merc., Mez., Na. c., Opi., Pet., Pul., Sbd., Spi., Spo., Su. x., Thu., Var.
Light-haired Children.—Bro., Dig.
Light Skin.—Pet.
Limbs
Pains in the, and Back of Children, as if beaten.—Ph. x.
Tired feeling extending into.—Hlon.
Lips
Pallor of.—Fer.
Liquors
Spirituous, Addicted to.—Lach., Nux, Opi.
Literary Men liable to Constipation.—Nic.
Literary Men and others suffering from Nervous Headaches.—Nic.
Literary Sedentary Men, sick and chilly.—Asr.
Lithic-acid
Diathesis.—Lyc.
Diathesis, or Sycotic, Dark-haired Persons of.—Sars.
Little
Boys, Affections of.—Abr.
Children, Diseases of.—Cham., Mag. c.
Girls of Nervous Temperament.—Se. a.
Lively.—Aco., Bel.
Perception.—Ign., Pho.
Liver
Affections, Children with.—Mag. m.
Affections, Hydrothorax depending on, or on Heart Affections.—Mr. s.
Livid Complexion.—Kre.
Long Sickness
Weakened by.—Fil., Scu.
Loose and Open
Everything seems.—Sec.
Loss of Blood.—Fe. pi.
Loss of Fluids
Persons of originally strong constitution weakened by.—Ph. x.
Loss of Voice
Tendency to.—Hlt.
Love
Persons who easily fall in.—Ign.
Persons who have been crossed in.—Ca. p.
Low Spirits
Anæmic Girls with.—Fer.
Low State of Vital Powers.—Cb. v.
Lumbrici and Ascarides
Scrofulous Children afflicted with.—Spi.