John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part III. Repertory of Temperaments, Dispositions, Constitutions and States Slow – Zealous Persons
Slow
Perception.—Oln.
Torpid Constitution.—Am. m., Caus., Clem., Coc. i., Dul., Hep., K. bi., Kre., Pul.
Sluggish.—Am. m., Coc. c., K. bi.
Smelling-bottle, Women always having Recourse to.—Am. c.
Soft
Hair.—Pho.
Tissues.—K. ca.
Soles, Hot.—Sul.
Soreness
Abdominal.—Cast.
Great, in the Plethoric.—Hyp.
Sore
Throat, Chronic, of Public Speakers.—Mr. cy.
Sour
Babies.—Su. x.
Smell, Persons of.—Mag. c.
Spare.—Alm., Chel.
Spasmodic Complaints complicated with Uterine Diseases.—Mag. m.
Spasms
or Colic, with Acidity, of Infants.—Na. p.
Tendency to, with Nervousness and Sleeplessness, esp. in Children.—Sum.
Speak, it Hurts the Patient to.—Mr. cy.
Speakers
Public.—Stn.
Public, Chronic Sore Throat of.—Mr. cy.
Speculating on Religious and Philosophical subjects, Persons who are always.—Sul.
Spiteful, Malicious Disposition.—Nux
Spoiled Natures.—Mos.
Sprains.—Mil.
Sprightliness and Moral Power, thin Females having retained a good deal of.—Sga.
Spring, Affections which come on in.—Rho.
Spirituous Liquors, Addicted to.—Lach., Nux, Opi.
Standing, Persons to whom it is the most Uncomfortable Position.—Sul.
Startled Easily, Restless Persons who are.—Pso.
Sterile.—Am. c., Bor., Cth., Merc., Pho., Phy.
Stimulants, Persons easily Intoxicated with.—Con.
Stomach or Bowels, Flatulence in, after Meals, causing Colic.—Dio.
Stonecutters' Ailments.—Sil.
Stoop, Inclination to, in Young Persons.—Pho.
Stooping Persons.—Cof.
Stoop-shouldered.—Pho., Sul.
Lean Persons who Walk and Sit stooped.—Sul.
Storm, Nervous Persons who Dread a.—Rho.
Stout
Persons.—Ail., Mag. p.
Persons of Lax Fibre.—Ipc.
Women.—Am. c.
Straight, Stiff Hair.—Nx. m.
Strain
Mental or Physical, Persons who are Wearing out under.—Coca., Pi. x.
of the System, too great.—K. ph.
Strong
Persons.—Mag. p.
Persons weakened by Loss of Fluids.—Ph. x.
Strumous Persons.—Thu.
Studiously Inclined.—Nux
Submissive.—Pul.
Substantial Food, Children caring nothing for.—Sac. o.
Sucklings and Children during Dentition.—Rhe.
Sudden Cases due to Climatic Changes.—Lpt.
Sugar and Milk, Infants Fed to Excess with.—Na. p.
Summer Weather, Persons who are < in.—Lach.
Sun, Persons who cannot stand the.—Lach.
Sunken Countenance, Women of.—Sec.
Suppressed
Eruptions, Diseases caused by.—Sul.
Eruptions, those who have had.—Pso.
Suppuration, great Tendency to.—Hep.
Surface of the Body, Sensitiveness of.—K. i., Lach.
Suspended Senses, or Enfeebled.—Cyc.
Sutures Open, Children with.—Calc., Sil.
Swarthy Complexion.—Chi., Nt. x.
Sweating, Easy.—K. ca.
Sweat
Fetid, on Feet, Hands, or in Axilla.—Nt. x.
Hands, on.—Sul.
Head, on, Children with.—Calc.
Irregular and Partial, Children with.—Calc.
Swelling
of Cervical and other Glands in Children.—Mr. d.
and Induration of Glands.—Clem.
Sycosis.—Med., Mld., Nit. ac., Thu., Vac.
Sycotic or Lithic Diathesis
Dark-haired Persons of.—Sars.
Persons.—Thu.
Subjects esp., Nervous Affections of.—Lun.
Syphilis
Old cases of.—Mr. bin.
Subjects of, Hereditary or Acquired.—Plo.
Syphilitic Mercurial Affections.—Lach.
Syphilitic
Subjects.—Asa., Aur., Cnb., Fl. x., K. bi., K. i., Merc., Mr. i. f., Mt., Nt. x., Syph., Thu.
Subjects who are Sensitive to Damp Weather.—Phyt.
Taint.—Clem., Syph.
Tall.—Arg. n., Cof., Kre., Pho., Ust.
Children, slender and slim.—Ph. x.
Girls, thin, nervous.—Vi. o.
Slender, hysterical subjects.—Vb. o.
Slender persons.—Pho., Vi. o.
Slender, thin, sprightly females.—Sga.
Tawny Skin.—Iod.
Tea-drinkers, Colic of.—Dio.
Tears, Easily moved to.—Pul.
Tedious Labours, Patient nervous and excitable.—Pas.
Teeth
Big and Jaws Small, Children with.—K. i.
Patients whose Teeth are always decaying.—Lo. p.
Teething Children.—Æth., Mag. p., Na. m.
Temper, Bad.—Bry.
Temperament
Bilious.—Aco., Ail., Amb., Ana., Aps., Ars., Bel., Ber., Bry., Cham., Chi., Chio., Col., Cub., Mr. d., Nux, Pet., Plat., Pb., Pod., Pul., Sep., Sul.
Brunette.—Iod., Nt. x.
Choleric.—Cof., Col.
Excitable.—Amb., Ced., Cham., Con., Gel., Hyo., Hyn., Ign., Nux, Sep., Val.
Excitable (esp. females).—Ced., Ign.
Excitable, nervous affections occurring in.—Val.
Excited easily (also opposite Temperament.).—Con.
Hasty.—Lo. po., Sul.
Hysterical See Hysterical.
Impatient.—Nux
Impressionable.—Vi. o.
Indolent.—Am. m.
Irascible.—Nux
Irresolute.—Mez.
Irritable See Irritable.
Leuco-phlegmatic.—Agn., Am. c., Ars., Bel., Calc., Cast., Chi., Cyc., Fe. p., Kre., Na. c., Pul., Sep., Ust.
Lymphatic.—Alo., Bel., Ca. ar., Caus., Dig., Hep., Lach., Mur., Phel., Sul.
Temperament
Lymphatic, Children of.—Ca. br.
Lymphatic, in very Fleshy Persons.—Thu.
Lymphatic, with Dark Complexion, Unhealthy Skin, &c..—Thu.
Lymphatico-nervous.—Fil., Sep., Vi. o.
Melancholic.—Asr., Lach., Mac., Mur., Nux, Pul., Ver.
Melancholic or Sanguine Lymphatic.—Mur.
Mild See Mild Disposition.
Mischievous.—Pul., Trn.
Mistrustful when Sick.—Lyc.
Nervous See Nervous.
Nervous (esp. females).—Ced., Se. a.
Nervous, Women and little Girls of.—Se. a.
Nervous, Persons of, quick-motioned.—Sul.
Phlegmatic.—Alo., Asa., Cld., Chi., Cyc., Dul., Lach., Mez., Pul., Sga., Src.
Restless.—Ars., Dul., Mac., Pso., Sul.
Sanguine See Sanguine.
Sanguine, inclined to Congestions.—Sep.
Sanguine or Nervo-sanguine, Women of.—Ver.
Sensitive See Sensitive.
Slow, Torpid.—Am. m., Caus., Clem., Coc. i., Dul., Hep., K. bi., Kre., Pul. See also Slow to Act, &c.
Women of Nervous.—Se. a., Xan.
Women and Little Girls of Nervous.—Se. a.
Tenacious, Irascible Disposition.—Nux
Terror, Fear, and Timidity.—Spo.
Tetanus of Hot Countries.—Pas.
Thin.—Alm., Aps., Ag. n., Chel., Chi., Lach., Nux, Pho., Spi., Ust.
Black Watery Blood, copious flow of, Passive Hæmorrhages.—Sec.
Females having retained a good deal of Sprightliness and Moral Power.—Sga.
Girls, Tall, Nervous.—Vi. o.
Irritable, Venous Debauchees.—Nux
Pale Patients with tendency to Caries.—Arg.
Patients with deep Ulcers.—Arg.
Patients with Hollow Eyes.—Arg.
Women.—Amb., Plat., Sec., Sga., Xan.
Throats
Sore, Chronic, of Public Speakers.—Mr. cy.
Sore, Old Chronic, that are < from Cold Air.—Sbd.
Sore, with Rawness in Spots, and Broken-down Appearance.—Mr. cy.
Thunder, Persons who are particularly Afraid of.—Rho.
Timid Persons.—Coca., Coc. i.
Timidity, Fear, and Terror.—Spo.
Tired Feeling extending into Limbs.—Hlon.
Tissue
Connective, Active, with new Growth, &c..—Sil.
Connective, lax, with Languor and easily-produced Paresis.—Sep.
Relaxed.—K. ca.
Scarred, specific relation to.—Sil., Thio.
Soft.—K. ca.
Tongues Coated Moist White, Infants and Children with.—Ant. c.
Torpid, Slow Constitutions.—Am. m., Caus., Clem., Coc. i., Dul., Hep., K. bi., Kre., Pul. See also Slow to Act, &c.
Torpidity of Mind and Body.—Cyc.
Touch, Affected Parts very Sensitive to.—Gui., Hep.
Touched, Children who cannot bear to be.—Ant. c., K. i.
Translucent Skin.—Pho.
Traumatic Neuritis.—Cep.
Trembling, Internal.—Caul., Su. x.
Tremor, Quivering.—Gel.
Tubercle, Tendency to.—Arg.
Tuberculous Persons.—Ca. ar., Na. m., Tub., Vi. o.
Ulcers
Deep, Thin Patients with.—Arg.
Sensitiveness, Great, to Slightest Contact of.—Hep.
Unclean Persons.—Cap.
Undernourished States.—Lyc.
Unhealthy-looking Children having a Disagreeable Odour.—Pso.
Unhealthy Skin of Persons of Lymphatic Temperament.—Thu.
Urinary
Difficulties of Babies.—Pts.
Difficulties in Women.—Mth. pi.
Urination and Defecation, Frequency of, Children inclined to.—K. i.
Urine
Limpid, Profuse Flow of.—Val.
Red Sediment in.—Lyc.
Scalding, Babies with.—Med.
Strong Odour of, like Horses'.—Nt. x.
Transparent, with Red Sediment.—Lyc.
Uterine
Disorders, Women who Suffer from.—Act. r., Caul., Coc. i., Hlon., Mag. m.
Diseases Complicated with Hysterical or Spasmodic Complaints.—Mag. m.
Uterus, Women with Prolapse of.—Bel., Hlon., Nux, Pod., Sep.
Vaccination, Ailments from.—Thu. See also CAUSATION.
Varicose
Angina, Veins of Pharynx large and blue.—Ham.
Veins, Young Persons with.—Fe. p., Ham.
Various Congestions, esp. of Portal System, Persons subject to, scrofulous diathesis.—Sul.
Venery, excessive, those liable to cramps and colic from.—Col.
Venous
Constitution with tendency to Hæmorrhoids.—Nux
Constitutions.—Cb. a.
Plethora.—Cb. a., Cb. v.
System Engorged.—Cb. v.
Thin, Irritable Debauchees.—Nux
Vertex, Hot.—Sul.
Vesical or Renal Symptoms, Prominent.—Ber.
Vessels, Flabby, no action, in Women of lax fibre.—Sec.
Vigorous Persons of Dry Habit.—Nux
Violent, Acute Diseases, Persons weakened by.—Ph. x.
Violent when Sick.—Bel.
Vital
and Nervous Powers, Depression of, after long sickness.—Scu.
Powers, low state of.—Cb. v.
Reaction, People who are deficient in.—Cb. v., Pso., Ver.
Voice
helps Singers to hold the.—Mth. pi.
Tendency to loss of.—Hlt.
Voluptuous Disposition.—Ced.
Wakefulness.—Val.
Warts on the Palms.—Ana.
Washed or Bathed, Children who cannot bear to be.—Sul.
Washing
Burning Pain from.—For.
Cold, renewed Burning Pain from.—For.
Wasted, upper part of Body, lower semi-dropsical.—Lyc.
Water, Persons who Dream about.—Ve. v.
Waxy Skin.—Pho.
Weak
Children, Unmanageable when Sick.—Lyc.
Children with well-developed Heads.—Lyc.
Digestion.—Dio., Nic.
Digestion of elderly People.—Pr. v.
Limbed Children.—Ird.
Memory, Persons of.—Lyc.
Nervous Persons who like to be magnetised.—Pho.
People.—Alet., Coca., Spi.
Weakened by Long Sickness.—Fil.
Weak
Persons.—Lach.
Weakened by Violent, Acute Diseases.—Ph. x.
Weakly.—Alm., Am. c., Ars., Calc., Cb. v., Caus., Chi., Fer., Fl. x., Hel., Iod., Ka. c., Lach., Lyc., Na. m., Nux, Ph. x., Rhs., Sep., Sil., Stn., Sul., Ver., Zin.
Persons, excitability, with.—Lun.
Persons, fine skin, pale face, light complexion, with.—Sil.
Weakness
which seems to come from Deep-seated Dyscrasia.—Su. x.
Great, old people with.—Nt. x.
Muscular.—Mac.
Nervous, following Influenza.—Cyp.
Old age, of.—Nx. m.
Out of proportion to the Disease.—Su. x.
Shock, mental or physical, from.—K. ph.
Women with, after severe illness.—Cast.
Wearing-out
mental or physical strain, under.—Coca.
Weather
Changes, Children who take Cold readily when the.—Sep.
Cold, Bronchial Affections in Old People during.—Am. c.
Cold, Wet, getting cold in.—Bor.
Damp, syphilitic subjects who are sensitive to.—Phyt.
Rainy, Cases < in.—Bl. o.
Summer, persons who are < in.—Lach.
Whining and Cross Children.—Sac. o.
White
Complexions, Children with.—Dig.
Moist, Coated Tongues, Infants with.—Ant. c.
Pure Skin and Delicate Constitutions.—Sep.
Skin.—Bro., Sep.
Whooping-cough
severe Cough after.—Sang.
Widows.—Aps.
Wine
Persons addicted to.—Nux
Women.—Cro., Ipc., Merc., Nx. m., Pul.
Affections of.—Chi.
After-pains of Women who have borne many Children.—Cup.
Amenorrhœa, Nervous Women subject to.—Ter.
Anæmic.—Lc. x.
Bilious.—Plat.
Bladders, irritable, old Women with.—Cop.
Blood to the Head, with tendency to.—Jab.
Cachectic appearance of.—Sec.
Chamomile tea, Hysterical Women who have taken too much.—Val.
Change of Life, never well since.—Lach.
Childbed, in.—Sep.
Choleric, with Freckles and Red Hair.—Lach.
Chronic ailments of.—Sbi.
Women
Climaxis, approaching the.—Ca. ar.
Dark Hair, with.—Plat.
Dark Hair, with, disposed to stoop.—Pho.
Delicate.—Eu. pi.
Delicate organisation, of.—Xan.
Diseases of.—Mag. m.
Dried-up looking.—Ag. n.
Dry Skin, with.—Jab.
Dysmenorrhœa of nervous.—Ter.
Excited, easily.—Ign.
Excited, easily, also of opposite temperament.—Con.
Excited, not easily.—Con.
Fat, approaching the climaxis.—Ca. ar.
Feeble.—Ag. n., Sec.
Fleshy, inclined to be.—Pul.
Flooding after every labour.—Trl.
Florid.—Glo.
Freckles and Red Hair, with, choleric.—Lach.
Headache of nervous.—Ter.
Heels, Inflammation of the, plethoric, suffering from.—Sbi.
Hysterical.—Mag. m., Mos.
Hysterical, who have taken too much Chamomile Tea.—Val.
Indigestion, suffering long from.—Mag. m.
Irritable Bladders, Old Women with.—Cop.
Irritable, nervous temperament, of.—Sec.
Lax muscular fibre, of.—Sec., Spo.
Many Children, who have borne, after-pains of.—Cup.
Menses scanty, with.—Con., Jab.
Menstrual Disturbances, with.—Ag. n.
Nervous.—Cast., K. br., Sec., Se. a., Xan.
Nervous, Amenorrhœa, subject to.—Ter.
Nervous, with Cramps, &c., after severe Illness.—Cast.
Nervous, Dysmenorrhœa, subject to.—Ter.
Nervous, Headache, subject to.—Ter.
Nervously run-down.—Hlon.
Nursing.—Rhe., Sep.
Nursing, worn out by Nervous Babies.—K. ph.
Old, irritable Bladders, with.—Cop.
Old, Prematurely, Unmarried.—Fl. x.
Old Unmarried.—Bro., Calc., Con.
Phlegmatic habit, of.—Alo.
Plethoric.—Glo.
Women
Plethoric, suffering from Inflammation of the Heels.—Sbi.
Pregnancy, during, in Childbed, and while Nursing.—Sep.
Pregnant.—Alet., Ana., Nx. m., Cham., Rhe., Pul., Sep.
Pregnant, or Parturient, with sensation as if Intestines were falling down.—Pod.
Relaxed habit, of.—Alo.
Rigid fibre, of.—Con.
Sanguine.—Plat.
Sanguine or Nervo-sanguine Temperament, of.—Ver.
Scrawny.—Ag. n., Amb., Sec.
Sedentary.—Am. c.
Sensitive.—Eu. pi., Glo., Ign.
Smelling Bottle, having constant recourse to.—Am. c.
Spare habit, of.—Xan.
Sterile.—Am. c., Bor., Cth., Merc., Pho., Phy.
Stout.—Am. c.
Sunken Countenance, of.—Sec.
Tall and Slender.—Sga.
Thin.—Amb., Plat., Sec., Sga., Xan.
Thin, having retained a good deal of Sprightliness and Moral Power.—Sga.
Urinary difficulties in.—Mth. pi.
Uterine Disorders, with.—Act. r., Caul., Coc. i., Hlon., Mag. m.
Weakness in, after severe illness.—Cast.
Widow.—Aps.
Worn-out.—K. ph., Mag. m.
Worm Diseases
Scrofulous Children with, during dentition.—Sil.
Worms
Children having.—Sul., Ter.
Worn-out
Business and Professional Men.—K. ph.
Nursing Mothers distracted by Nervous Babies.—K. ph.
Persons.—Pi. x.
Women.—Mag. c., Mag. m., Mag. p.
Wounds which Bleed Profusely.—Mil., Pho.
Wrinkled
Skin.—Bor., Spi.
Yawning
Complaints which are concomitant to.—Cin.
Yellow
Saddle across Nose, Pot-bellied Mothers with.—Sep.
Skin.—Iod., Spi.
Skin, or dirty brown, blotched, Puffed, Flabby persons with.—Sep.
Tenacious Mucus, Catarrh with discharge of.—Sum.
Yielding Disposition.—Pul.
Young.—Aco., Apo., Aur., Bel., Ca. p., Gel., Ign., Mag. p., Mil., Pul., Stm., Ver.
and Fat.—Ant. c., Calc.
Persons, Ailments of.—Stm.
Both Sexes, of.—Sep.
Growing too rapidly.—Ird., Kre., Ph. x., Pho.
Lively.—Aco.
Retarded in Growth.—Ba. c.
Stoop, with Inclination to.—Pho.
Varicose Veins in.—Fe. p., Ham.
Romantic.—Ign.
Zealous Persons.—Nux
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