John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part III. Repertory of Temperaments, Dispositions, Constitutions and States Lung Troubles – Slow
Lung Troubles, Predisposed to.—Bac., K. bi., Lo. i., Lyc., Pho., Sang., Sil., Tub.
Lung and Hepatic Conditions, Lean Persons disposed to.—Lyc.
Lymphatic
Children.—Ca. br.
Glands, in Children, hard and enlarged.—Calc.
Persons with Constipation or Morning Diarrhœa.—Sul.
Temperament.—Alo., Bel., Ca. ar., Caus., Dig., Hep., Lach., Mur., Phel., Sul.
Temperament, very Fleshy Persons of.—Thu.
Temperament, Nervous.—Fil., Sep., Vi. o.
Temperament, unhealthy skin, dark complexion, &c., Persons of.—Thu.
Magnetised, Nervous Weak Persons who like to be.—Pho.
Maiden Ladies, Old.—Bov., Calc., Con.
Malarial Cases.—Bl. o.
Malarious Fever.—Fe. i.
Adults, rather than Females.—Mr. c., Pb.
Suited less to, than to Females.—Nt. o.
Malicious, Spiteful Disposition.—Nux
Marasmus, Children with.—Coca, Pb.
Medicine, too much, Over-sensitive Condition produced by, and Remedies fail to act.—Teu.
Melancholic
Disposition.—Asr., Lach., Mac., Mur., Nux, Pul., Ver.
or Sanguine Lymphatic Temperament.—Mur.
Melancholy People troubled with Indigestion.—Nux
Memory, Weak, Persons of.—Lyc.
Men.—Act. s., Mag. p., Mr. c., Nt. o., Pb.
Acts more on than on females.—Mr. c., Pb.
Drinking, addicted to.—Sep.
Hysterical.—Cro., Mos.
Literary, Sedentary, who are sick and chilly.—Asr.
Menses
coming on some days after the proper time.—Pul.
Scanty, in Women or Girls.—Con., Jab.
too Frequent and too Profuse.—Calc., Plat.
Menstrual Disturbances, Women liable to.—Ag. n.
Mental Causes
Headaches from.—Ag. n.
Emotions, Sufferings from.—Smb. n.
Exertion, great, Dark-haired Persons who make.—Nux
Over-excitement, Nervous Disorders from.—Cyp.
or Physical Exercise, Aversion to.—Na. c.
Mental or Physical
Shock, Weakness from.—K. ph.
Strain, Persons who are wearing out under.—Coca
Mentally
and Bodily Overtaxed Persons.—Coca, Pi. x.
and Physically Changed by Illness.—Lach.
Mercurial
or Scrofulous Diathesis.—Fe. i.
Patients.—Aur.
Syphilitic Affections.—Lach.
Mercurialisation, after.—Pod.
Mercury, People who have taken much.—Asa., Lach., Mr. bin.
Mild
Disposition.—Alm., Coc. i., Ign., Ph. x., Pul., Sep., Vi. o.
Easy Disposition, Persons of, with rigid fibre and dark hair.—Sep.
Impressive Girls of fair complexion.—Vi. o.
Milk
Children who cannot take.—Ol. j.
Children who refuse, and get pain in their stomach if they take it.—Mag. c.
Infants fed to excess with, and sugar.—Na. p.
Mind
and Body, Exhaustion of.—Stn.
and Body, Torpidity of.—Cyc.
Miscarriage, Tendency to.—Sbi.
Mischievous Persons.—Pul., Trn.
Mistrustful when Sick.—Lyc.
Monomania, Religious, Disposed to.—Pb., Sul.
Moral Emotions, Debility after a long succession of.—Ph. x.
Morning Diarrhœa, or Constipation, Lymphatic Persons with.—Sul.
Mothers See Nursing ; See also Pot-bellied ; See also Pregnancy ; See also Pregnant ; See also Women, After-pains, &c.
Motion
Palpitation from Least.—Dig.
Symptoms set up by.—Fer.
Mountaineers.—(Ars.), Ver.
Movement, Children Slow in.—Calc.
Mucous
Membranes, Affections of.—Gph.
Membranes, Pallor of.—Fer.
Surfaces covered with Squamous Epithelium, Syphilitic Affections of.—Mr. i. f.
Mucus, Yellow, Tenacious, Catarrh with discharge of.—Sum.
Muscles
Flabby.—Aga., Calc., Hep., K. ca., Sil., Spo., Ver.
Lax.—Bor., Cap., Merc., Sil., Thu.
Lax, with want of Bodily Irritability.—Opi.
Soft.—Hep.
Muscular
Development feeble, Intellect keen.—Lyc.
Fibre, lax, Women of.—Sec., Spo.
System relaxed.—Sbd.
System weakened.—Sbd.
Weakness.—Mac.
Narrow-chested Patients.—Calc., Pho.
Nasal and Pharyngeal Catarrh, with Nervousness, &c..—Sum.
Natures
Spoiled.—Mos.
Negroes.—Sul.
Nervo-sanguine or Sanguine Temperament, Young People and Women of.—Ver.
Nervous.—Aco., Act. r., Ail., Amb., Am. c., Ana., Aps., Arn., Ars., Asa., Asr., Bel., Bor., Bry., Cham., Chi., Coc. i., Cof., Dig., Gel., Glo., Hyo., Ign., Lo. p., Mag. m., Nux, Pho., Pso., Pul., Sec., Sep., Sil., Stp., Sul., Val.
Affections, especially in subjects of Sycosis.—Lun.
Affections occurring in Excitable Temperaments.—Val.
Agitation.—Scu.
Attacks when the Aura starts from Abdomen.—Cast.
Babies.—K. ph.
Bilious Temperament.—Amb.
Children.—Amb., Ca. br., Hyn.
Children who have been frightened.—Hyn.
Children, unmanageable when sick.—Lyc.
Constitutions disposed to Hæmorrhoids.—Sul.
Coughs.—Crl.
Debility after Influenza.—Scu.
Disorders from Mental Over-excitement.—Cyp.
Dried-up looking.—Amb.
Excitable, when the Patient becomes, with tedious labours.—Pas.
Excitement, reflex.—Cyp.
Exhaustion.—Stn.
Girls, tall, thin.—Vi. o.
Headache, Literary Men suffering from.—Nic.
Hysterical Patients subject to Choreic Affections.—Trn.
Hysterical Persons.—Ag. n.
Irritable, Hysterical subjects in whom the Intellectual Faculties predominate.—Val.
Irritable Persons with Dry Skin, profuse Saliva, Diarrhœa, Night Sweats.—Sil.
Palpitation of the Heart.—Val.
Persons who dread a storm.—Rho.
Temperament.—Crl., Gel., Ign., Sep.
Temperament (esp. females).—Ced., Sc. a., Xan.
Temperament, Persons of, quick motioned.—Sul.
Temperament, Women and Little Girls of.—Se. a.
and Vital Powers, depression of, after long sickness.—Scu.
Nervous
Weak Persons who like to be magnetised.—Pho.
Weakness following Influenza.—Cyp., Scu.
Women.—Cast., K. br., Sec., Se. a., Xan.
Women, Amenorrhœa, subject to.—Ter.
Women, Dysmenorrhœa, subject to.—Ter.
Women, Headache, subject to.—Ter.
Women with Pains, Cramps, &c., after severe illness.—Cast.
Nervously run-down Females.—Hlon.
Nervousness
or Cough, Sleeplessness due to.—Sti.
with Nasal and Pharyngeal Catarrh.—Sum.
Neuralgia, Subjects who suffer from.—Sti., Val.
Neuritis, Traumatic.—Cep.
Newborn Children.—Abr., Ipc., Lach.
Nick-nacks, Little Children wanting.—Sac. o.
Nose
Hæmorrhages from, Gums, Rectum.—Rut.
Picking.—Sum.
Nose-bleed of Children.—Ter.
Nurses, Diseases of.—Cham.
Nursing
Mothers, worn out, distracted by nervous babies.—K. ph.
Women.—Rhe., Sep.
Nutrition
Defective.—Ol. j., Sil.
Weak and deficient.—Phel.
Obesity.—Cap.
Occupy themselves in any way, Children not caring to.—Sac. o.
Odour
Disagreeable, Patients emit.—Pso.
Urine of, like Horses' Urine.—Nt. x.
Old
Age.—Aur., Ird.
Age, Bronchial Affections of.—Amc., Hpz.
Age, Bronchitis of.—Hpz.
Age, Choleraic Affections in.—Æth.
Age, Complaints of.—Fl. x., Ter.
Age, Premature.—Fl. x., Stm.
Age, Weakness of.—Nx. m.
Asthmatics.—Ill.
Bachelors.—Con.
Cases of Syphilis.—Mr. bin.
Decrepit Persons.—Sec.
Drunkards.—Ill.
Maiden Ladies.—Bro., Calc., Con.
Maids, Premature.—Fl. x.
Men, feeble.—Con.
Old
People.—Ac. x., Alo., Amb., Cb. a., Cb. v., Cic. v., Coca, Con., Lach., Na. m., Sbd., Sga., Sul., Su. x., Teu., Ver.
People, Bronchial Affections in.—Amc., Hpz.
People, Children with faces like.—Sars.
People, Dyspepsia of.—Nx. m.
People and Children (first and second childhood).—Opi.
People, great weakness, with.—Nt. x.
People, Profuse Watery Diarrhœa, esp. of.—Gam.
Withered Man, child like an.—Ag. n.
Women.—Kre., Lyc.
Women especially.—Su. x.
Old-looking Children.—Kre., Sars.
Old-looking Children, hard to awaken.—Kre.
Old Maiden Ladies.—Bro., Calc., Con.
Olive-brown Complexioned People.—Aur.
Open-air
Aversion to.—Cap., Na. c.
Dread of.—Cap.
Persons who live in.—Cf. t.
Organisation, Women of Delicate.—Xan.
Orifices, Affections of.—Gph.
Outrageously Cross Children.—Hep.
Over-dosed with Mercury.—Asa., Lach., Mr. bin.
Over-drain of the System.—K. ph.
Over-excitement, Mental, Nervous Disorders from.—Cyp.
Over-fatigue, Insomnia due to.—Chl. h.
Over-lifting.—Mil.
Over-sensitive Persons, Physically and Mentally.—Sil.
Over-strain of the System.—K. ph.
Over-taxed Persons, Mentally and Bodily.—Coca, Pi. x.
Oxygenation Defective, from Deficient Animal Heat.—Gph.
Pains
Children with, in Back and Limbs.—Ph. x.
Cramps, &c., in Nervous Women.—Cast.
Pale
Children.—Calc., Mr. d., Pso.
Face.—Pul., Sil.
Face, Fine Skin, Light Complexion, Weakly Persons with.—Sil.
Lax, Lean Persons.—Ac. x.
Persons.—Ac. x., K. i., K. ph., Led., Spi.
Skin.—Arg.
Thin Patients with tendency to Caries.—Arg.
Pale Women.—Eu. pi., Lc. x., Sec.
Pallor
Lips, of.—Fer.
Mucous Membranes, of.—Fer.
Palms
of Hands, Affections of.—Ana.
Hot.—Sul.
Warts on.—Ana.
Palpitation
from Least Motion.—Dig.
Nervous, of the Heart.—Val.
Paralyses
Functional, of all descriptions.—Gel.
Professional.—Gel.
Paresis, Easily Produced, Lax Connective Tissue, Languor.—Sep.
Particular Persons, very.—Nux.
Parturient Women with Sensation as if Intestines were Falling Down.—Pod.
Peevish Children.—Pso.
Peevishness.—Sul.
Pepper, Persons Addicted to.—Nux.
Perception
Quick.—Ign., Pho.
Slow.—Oln.
Period of Life, Critical, and Pubescence.—Sep.
Persons, Professional, Paralyses of.—Gel.
Perspiration, following Flushes of Heat, all over the Body.—Sul.
Perspire
Easily, Persons who do not.—Nx. m.
Profusely, Patients who.—Lo. p.
Perspiring, Effects of Draughts while.—Mr. i. f.
Pharyngeal and Nasal Catarrh, with Nervousness, &c..—Sum.
Pharynx, Veins of, Large and Blue ; Varicose Angina.—Ham.
Philosophical or Religious Subjects, Dirty-looking Persons always Speculating on.—Sul.
Phlebitis.—Ham.
Phlegmatic.—Alo., Asa., Cld., Cyc., Dul., Lach., Mez., Pul., Sga., Src.
Habit, Women of.—Alo.
Phthisical
Patients.—Bac., Pho., Tub.
Patients who are Despondent and without Hope.—Stn.
Phthisis in Third Stage.—Fe. i.
Physical
Shock, or Mental, Weakness from.—K. ph.
Strain, Persons who are Wearing out under.—Coca.
Physically and Mentally Changed by Illness.—Lach.
Pining Boys.—Aur.
Plethora, Venous.—Cb. a., Cb. v.
Plethoric.—Aco., Arn., Ars., Aur., Bel., Bry., Chi., Fer., Sel., Hyo., Nt. x., Pho., Pul., Sec., Stm.
Persons, Ailments of.—Stm.
Subjects.—Coca., K. i., Lips., Sec., Sul., Ve. v.
Plethoric
Subjects, with great Soreness.—Hyp.
Women.—Glo.
Women suffering from Inflammation of the Heels.—Sbi.
Pleuritic Diseases.—Ziz.
Pneumonia.—Fe. i.
Pork, Ill Effects caused by Eating.—Pul.
Portal System, Persons Subject to Congestions of.—Sul.
Pot-bellied Mothers, Yellow Saddle across Nose, Faint from least Motion.—Sep.
Pregnancy, Women during, in Childbed, and while Nursing.—Sep.
Pregnant
Women.—Alet., Anac., Cham., Nx. m., Pul., Rhe., Sep.
or Parturient Women with Sensation as if Intestines were Falling Down.—Pod.
Premature Old Age.—Fl. x., Stm.
Professional
and Business Men, Worn-out.—K. ph.
Persons, Paralyses of.—Gel.
Prolapsus Uteri, Affected with.—Bel., Hlon., Nux., Pod., Sep.
Psoric Constitutions.—Alm., Bac., Hep., Pso., Sul., Tub.
Puberty, Girls at.—Aur.
Pubescence, and the Critical Period of Life.—Sep.
Public Speakers.—Stn.
Puffed, Flabby Persons with Yellow or Dirty-brown Blotched Skin.—Sep.
Pulmonary
Affections with Liver Involvement.—Sang.
Congestion, Subjects liable to.—Lips.
Puny
Children.—Ird.
Children, Dentition during.—Mag. m.
Sickly Children.—Lyc., Mag. c.
Putrid Diseases, Persons with.—Ars., Kre.
Quick
Perception.—Ign.
in Perception and in Executing.—Ign.
Persons.—Pho.
Quick-motioned Persons of Nervous Temperament.—Sul.
Quick-tempered Persons.—Sul.
Quinine, Cases previously Maltreated with.—Az., Na. m. See also CAUSATION.
"Ragged Philosophers.".—Sul.
Rainy Weather, Cases < in.—Bl. o.
Rapid Progress of Disease.—Stn. i.
Rapidly, Children and Young Persons who have Grown too.—Ird., Kre., Ph. x., Pho.
Rash, Fiery Red, about Anus of Babies.—Med.
Reaction, Vital, People who are Deficient in.—Cb. v., Pso., Ver.
Readily-affected Persons, Nervous, Sanguine.—Glo.
Recovering from Scarlatina, Children.—Pts.
Recovery, Persons who Despair of Perfect.—Pso.
Red
Face (also in hectic).—Ol. j.
Face from least Exertion.—Fer.
Fiery Rash about Anus of Babies.—Med.
Hair.—Pho., Sep., Sul.
Hair and Freckles, Choleric Women with.—Lach.
Sediment in Urine.—Lyc.
Relaxed
Fibre.—Fe. i., Nt. x.
Habit, Women of.—Alo.
Tissues.—K. ca.
Religious
Monomania, Disposed to.—Pb.
or Philosophical Subjects, Dirty-looking Persons who are always Speculating on.—Sul.
Remedies
Fail to Act, when, after too much Medicine.—Teu.
Well-chosen, Persons Insensitive to.—Opi.
Remittent Bilious Attacks, Children liable to.—Mr. d.
Renal or Vesical Symptoms prominent.—Ber.
Restless
Children, Hot, Kick off Clothes at Night.—Sul.
Persons.—Ars., Dul., Sul.
Persons who are easily Startled.—Pso.
Restlessness
Excessive, > by moving about.—Mac.
and Hastiness in Full-blooded Persons, with great Irritability.—Sul.
Rheumatic
Diathesis.—Act. r., Bry., K. bi., Led., Rhs., Sti., Ter.
Diathesis, Anæmic, Debilitated Subjects of.—Spi.
Inflammation of Heels.—Sbi.
Subjects sensitive to Damp Weather.—Phyt., Sti.
Rheumatism, Chronic.—Ter.
Rickety
Children, Bowel Complaints of.—Med.
Children during Dentition.—Mag. m.
Puny Children, having Eruptions about Eyes.—Mag. m.
Ride in Jolting Conveyances, Children who cannot.—K. i.
Riding, Persons Intolerant of.—Bor.
Rigid
Fibre.—Caus., Con., Nux., Nt. x., Plat., Sep.
Fibre, Dark Hair, Mild Disposition.—Sep.
Fibre, Women of.—Con.
See also Fibre.
Robust
Persons.—Ail., Rut.
Persons, Fleshy, who suddenly become Emaciated.—Smb. n.
Romantic Young Persons.—Ant. c., Ign.
Rosy Skins.—Sep.
Run-down, Nervously, Females.—Hlon.
Sad Disposition.—Kre.
Sadness, Tendency to.—Lach.
Saliva, Profuse, Nervous, Irritable Persons with Dry Skins and.—Sil.
Sallow
People with Cold Extremities.—Lyc.
People of Slow Comprehension.—Lyc.
Skin.—Fl. x.
Sandy Hair.—Pul.
Sanguine.—Aco., Arn., Aur., Cof., Fer., Glo., Hyo., Ign.
Sanguine
or Nervo-sanguine Temperament, Women of.—Ver.
or Sanguine Lymphatic Temperament.—Mur.
Temperament.—Aco., Arn., Aur., Cof., Fer., Glo., Hyo., Ign., Led., Mur., Pho., Rut.
Temperament Inclined to Congestions.—Sep.
Women.—Plat.
Scanty Menses in Women or Girls.—Con., Jab.
Scarlatina, Children Recovering from.—Pts.
Scarred Tissue, Specific Relation to.—Sil., Thio.
School-girls.—Ca. p.
Scorbutic Conditions.—Jg. c.
Scrawny Women.—Ag. n., Amb., Sec.
Scrofulous.—Aps., Ars., Asa., Aur., Ba. c., Bro., Ca. ar., Calc., Ca. p., Cb. a., Caus., Chm. u., Con., Dul., Fe. i., Gel., Gph., Hep., Iod., Jg. c., Lyc., Merc., Mr. bin., Mr. i. f., Na. m., Pso., Rhs., Sc. a., Sep., Sil., Spi., Spo., Sul.
Children.—Am. c., Ba. m., Cur., Dig., Merc., Mr. d.
Children Afflicted with Ascarides and Lumbrici.—Spi.
Children, Bone Affections of, when Associated with Diarrhœa.—Sto. c.
Children, Diseases which Affect the Air-passages of.—Smb. n.
Children who have Worm Diseases during Dentition.—Sil.
Diathesis in Persons Subject to Various Congestions, esp. of Portal System.—Sul.
or Mercurial Diathesis.—Fe. i.
Persons, Bronchorrhœa in.—Fe. i.
Subjects Sensitive to Cold Air.—Cis.
Sedentary Habits
Persons of.—Aco., Alm., Ana., Calc., Coc. i., Con., Na. m., Nux., Pet., Sep., Sil., Sul., Ter.
Literary Men, Sick and Chilly.—Asr.
Persons, Chronic Ailments of.—Alm.
Women.—Am. c.
Semi-dropsical, Lower Part of Body, Upper wasted.—Lyc.
Senses Enfeebled or Suspended.—Cyc.
Sensitive.—Ail., Asa., As., Bor., Gel., Glo., Ign., K. ph., Mos., Nux., Pho.
Persons, Physically and Mentally.—Sil.
Scrofulous Persons, to Cold Air.—Cis.
Sexual Organs, Exceedingly.—Plat.
Syphilitic Subjects, to Damp Weather.—Phyt.
Touch, to, Affected Parts very.—Gui., Hep.
Women.—Eu. pi., Glo., Ign.
Sensitiveness
Diffused.—K. i.
Great, produced by too much Medicine.—Teu.
Great, of Ulcers to the Slightest Contact.—Hep.
of the Surface of the Body.—K. i., Lach.
Sexual
Excesses.—Fe. pi., Ph. x.
Excesses, Persons Exhausted by.—Sep.
Excitement, Persons that are disposed to.—Sep.
Indulgence, Excessive.—Smb. n.
Organs exceedingly Sensitive.—Plat.
Shock, Mental or Physical, Weakness from.—K. ph.
Short-breathed People.—Coca.
Sick
Haughty when.—Lyc.
Violent when.—Bel.
Weak Children, Unmanageable when.—Lyc.
Sickly, Delicate Children.—Pso.
Sickness, Long, Depression of Nervous and Vital Powers after.—Scu.
Silica, Patients who are Deficient in.—Lo. p.
Sinking, Constant, but cannot Eat.—Grt.
Singers.—Stn.
Helped to Hold the Voice.—Mth. pi.
Skin
Affections of.—Gph.
Affections, Dirty People prone to.—Sul.
Atmospheric Changes, Excessively Sensitive to.—Sul.
Blotched.—Sep.
Blueness of.—Cb. a.
Broken.—Caln.
Cool, Dry.—Nx. m., Vi. o.
Dark.—Ign., Iod.
Delicate.—Bro., Caus.
Skin
Delicate, Children with.—Bro.
Dirty Brown or Yellow, Flabby Persons with.—Sep.
Dry and Cool.—Nx. m., Vio.
Dry, Profuse Saliva, Diarrhœa, Night-sweats.—Sil.
Dry, Women or Girls with.—Jab.
Earthy, Yellow, Wrinkled.—Spi.
Fair.—Pho.
Fine, Pale Face, Light Complexion.—Sil.
Flabby and Ill-nourished.—Mr. d.
Greasy, and Long Matted Hair.—Sul.
Diseases, Hypochondriacs subject to.—Lyc.
Lax.—Bor., Merc.
Light.—Pet.
Pale.—Arg.
Rosy.—Sep.
Sallow.—Fl. x.
Tawny.—Iod.
Those subject to Diseases of the.—Pso.
Translucent.—Pho.
Unhealthy, of Persons of Lymphatic Temperament.—Thu.
Waxy.—Pho.
White.—Bro., Sep.
White, Children with.—Bro.
White, Pure, with Delicate Constitutions.—Sep.
Wrinkled.—Bor.
Wrinkled, Yellow, Earthy.—Spi.
Yellow.—Iod., Spi.
Yellow, or Dirty brown, Blotched, Puffed, Flabby Persons with.—Sep.
Sleep
Children Cross after, Pushing every one away.—Lyc.
Patient Lying long in Bed before he can.—Pul.
Sleeplessness
due to Nervousness or to Cough.—Sti.
Nervousness and Tendency to Spasms, esp. in Children.—Sum.
See also Insomnia.
Slender.—Alm., Bry., Calc., Pet., Pho., Vi. o.
Tall Children.—Ph. x., Pho.
Tall Females.—Sga.
Tall, Hysterical Subjects.—Vb. o.
Tall Persons.—Pho., Vi. o.
Slight Persons.—Kre.
Slim, Slender Children.—Ph. x.
Slow
to Act.—Hep.
Comprehension, Sallow People of.—Lyc.
in Movement, Children.—Calc.