1. Mind and Disposition pp. 29–39

Confusion, as to time: Lach. ☞ Time

Confusion, with vertigo: Coccul., Cup. ars., Stram.

Confusion, as if unconsciousness might follow: Syph.

Confusion, got up after midnight, walked about: Stram.

Confusion, muscles refuse to obey will, giddy: Gels.

Confusion, after wine, afternoon: Cepa; ☞ Comprehension

CONSCIENCE, anxiety of: Cocc.; feels she has committed the unpardonable sin and will be eternally lost, Chel.

Conscience, compunction; about trifles, Sil.; beseeching that she may be delivered from the hell of it (melancholia), Plat.

Conscience, overconscientious: Ign., Ver.

Conscience, pangs of: Coff., Plat., Stram.; about religion and women, Puls.

Conscience, scruples; after eating, afternoon, Ign.; ☞ Anxiety, Crime, Fear, Religion

CONSCIOUSNESS, blunted; in apoplexy, Hyos., Plumb.

Consciousness, very clear: Ign.; during chill but cannot talk, forgets words, Pod.; in chorea, Asaf.; with convulsions, Kali c.; in delirium tremens, Nux v.; in opisthotonos and emprosthotonos, Nux v.; in puerperal eclampsia, Phos.; in typhoid, Laur.

Consciousness, not clear: Alum.; in old age, Bar. c.

Consciousness, confusion of; with jaundice, Phos.

Consciousness, head; rush of blood from nape of neck over vertex towards forehead, during motion, Mang.

Consciousness, double: Cann. i.

Consciousness, almost extinct: Cycl.

Consciousness, as if he would lose: Cup. m., Sul.; in megrim, Calc.; in post-partum hemorrhage, Cann. s.

Consciousness, motion; cannot move, in puerperal eclampsia, Coccul.; unable to act upon her limbs, Spong.; can move but not speak (hysteria), Sep.; sensation as if paralyzed, while lying on her back, Sang.; on recovering, very weak (hysteria), Cic.

Consciousness, regains for a moment when roughly spoken to (typhoid): Nux v.

Consciousness, returns suddenly, she remembers nothing of what has occurred (periodic ecstasy): Ced.

Consciousness, semi-consciousness: Coccul., Laur., Stram., Tarax., Ver.; on awaking, Kali br.; after excitement and during confinement, Ver. v.; appeared to be dying (typhus), Bapt.; hydrocephalus, Bry.; in hysteria, Ign.; in scarlatina, Ailant.; in spinal irritation, Chin. s.; in beginning of spotted fever, Amm. c.; with vertigo, morning on awaking, as if head were moving up and down, with a similar floating of images of his fancy, Zinc; in veta, Coca; ☞ Apathy, Coma, Lethargy, Stupor, Unconsciousness

CONSOLATION, aggravates; sad and weeping mood, Natr. m.; hysteralgia: worse, Cact.; in uterine dementia, Lil. tig.

Consolation, seeks: Puls.; ☞ Comforted

CONTEMPT: Cic., Plat.; for relations, Sec.; for herself, Agnus; for everything, Ipec., Plat.; ☞ Haughty, Pride

CONTENT: Caps., Cic.; after stool, Bor.; ☞ Calm, Cheerful

CONTENTIOUS: ☞ Quarrelsome

CONTRADICTION (opposition), ailments from: Aur. met.

Contradiction, cannot bear: Aur. met., Bry., Coccul., Con., Helon., Lyc., Nux v., Oleand., Op., Stram.

Contradiction, headache from: Coff.

Contradiction, shudders; blood boils with prickling, Elaps.

CONTRADICTORY: Anac., Apis, Canth., Ictod., Ruta, Sep.; disposed to be contrary, Tromb.; in chorea, Cup. m.; ☞ Antagonism, Quarrelsome

CONTRARY: ☞ Antagonism

COUNTING; at one time in French, at another in English, at another in both (insanity), Hyos.; money, acts as if she were, Bell.; cannot, after childbirth, Thuya

COVETOUSNESS: Puls.

COWARDICE: Anac., Ang., Bar. c., Bell., Calc. sul., Cinch. bol., Gels., Lyc., Plat., Sil., Ver.

Cowardice, with anger; sudden ebullition, Bar. c.

Cowardice, with sadness: Sulph.

Cowardice, with weakness; must keep her bed (pregnancy), Stann.; ☞ Anxiety, Discouraged, Fears

CRAZY, with distress: Stram.

Crazy, fear of becoming: Amb. ☞ Deranged

Crazy, feeling: Kali br., Spong.

Crazy, as if going: Alum., Eup. per., Calc., Ign., Iod., Kali br., Lac c.; if she did not hold tightly upon herself, Lil. tig.; unless she got out of her body, Lac c.; with hammering over left eye, Ham.; with vertex headache, Calc.; with itching, Ailant.

Crazy, from headache: Bell.

Crazy, intolerable pain drives him: Acon.

Crazy, person behaves like: Kali ars.

Crazy, sensation, as if: Ol. jec.

Crazy, thinks is going: Act. rac., Merc. sol.; ☞ Mania and Delusions

CREEPING; about in shirt, Bell.; into corners, howls, cries (child), Camph.; into himself, sensation as if he could not sufficiently crouch together, Cimex

CRIES: ☞ Screams, and Weeping

CRIME, as if he had committed: Alum., Carbo an., Kali bi., Merc. sol., Zinc; with remorse, after menses, Ign.; ☞ Conscience

CRITICISING: Caust.; faults of others, Ars.; in mania puerperalis, Nux v.

CROSS: Æsc. h., Ars. s. r., Cham., Cina, Cinch., Crotal., Diosc., Ictod., Ind., Iod., Hep., Lyss., Menyanth., Sinap., Staph., Stram., Tarant., Uran. n.

Cross, in asthma: Phos.

Cross, on awaking: Lyc.

Cross, in brain affections in children: Cup. m., Cup. ac.

Cross, in bronchitis: Cina

Cross, child, before convulsions: Zinc

Cross, through day: Med.

Cross, in diarrhœa; after suppression of eruptions, Lyc.

Cross, evening, towards: Zinc; and next forenoon, Kalm.

Cross, chronic spasms of eyes: Agar.

Cross, in headache: Lac c., Lyss.

Cross, periodical neuralgia in head: Syph.

Cross, in chronic intestinal catarrh: Ars.

Cross, child in marasmus: Abrot.

Cross, in tubercular meningitis: Tuberc.

Cross, child wants to be nursed in arms: Benz. ac., Cham.

Cross, children in scarlatina: Calc., Cina

Cross, spells; with depression (Addison's disease), Natr. m.

Cross, when spoken to (child): Natr. m.

Cross, with worms: Cina, Filix; ☞ Anger, Irritable, Vexation

CROWED; like a cock, before every spell of somnambulism, Lyss.

CRUEL: Anac.; with religiousness, Plat.

CRYING: ☞ Weeping

CRYING OUT: ☞ Screaming

CURSES: Bell., Anac., Lac c., Lyss., Lil. tig.; strong and violent expressions, Pallad.

Curses, blasphemes: Natr. m.; traumatic neuralgia, Canth., Cinch. bol.

Curses, in mania: Hyos.

Curses, his mother; throws food or medicine across room, (marasmus), Hydras.

Curses, all night: Ver.

Curses, in rage: Nitr. ac., Ver.; after, Arn.

Curses, at pains: Coral.

Curses, threatening destruction and death: Tarant.

DANCING: Bell., Croc., Plat.

Dancing, after amenorrhœa, mental derangement): Coccul.

Dancing, in chorea; every seven days, Croc.

Dancing, grotesque steps: Cic.

Dancing, inclined to: Acon.

Dancing, with merry disposition: Natr. m.

Dancing, in puerperal mania: Plat.

DAZED, as in a bilious attack: Ptel.

Dazed, for days: Phos.

Dazed, a far-off sensation; as though things done to-day occurred a week ago, Med.

Dazed, head; worse moving and walking, Bell.; muddled feeling, Ptel.; ☞ Confused

DEATH, anticipation of: Anthrac., Apis, Chel., Graph., Lyss., Med., Nitr. ac.; alternates with rage, Stram.; with anguish, Raph.; after childbirth, Thuya; rejoices and gives directions about funeral, Stram.; awaking in night with gastralgia, Camph.; in hemiplegia, Caust.; no fear (rheumatism of heart), Cact.; in vomiting, Ars. h., Med.; sudden, in peritonitis, Apis

Death, contempt of (mental derangement): Op.

Death, conviction of: Ars. h., Bell., Canth., Coff., Cup. ac., Phyt., Psor., Thuya; in angina pectoris, Oxal. ac.; became blind thrice, Acon.; clairvoyance, Arn.; in dyspnœa, Mosch., πLach.; in epistaxis, Croc.; in erysipelas, facial, Plat.; with illusions of fancy, Merc. sol.; in puerperal fever, Puls.; in typhus fever, Bapt.; after typhoid fever, better from nosebleed, Psor.; in gastralgia, Camph.; in headache (agalactia), Agnus; in organic disease of heart, Apis; in jaundice, Phos.; in labor, Coff. t.; in metrorrhagia, Coff.; in neuralgia, Arn.; after bee-sting, Apis

Death, feels as if dying: Acon., Lyss., Sep., Sil., πTherid., Vespa

Death, fear of: Acon., Agnus, Anac., Apis, Ars., Ars. s. r., Asaf., Caps., Caust., Hell., Mosch., Phos., Polyg., Rheum, Rob., Sec., Ver.; when alone, on going to bed, Ars.; in amenorrhœa, Xan.; awakens, Ars.; fears to go to bed, Lach.; in cerebral congestion, Ver. v.; in cholera Asiatica, Ver.; in diarrhœa, Ham.; in dyspepsia, with heart attack, Ang.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br.; with paleness of face, Mosch.; in gastritis, Coccul.; with heart symptoms, Asaf., Dig.; instant death (with cardiac distress at night), Arn.; in megrim, Ars.; at night in bed, Act. sp.; drops into heavy sleep with loud breathing, before sentence is completed, Variol.; with cold sweat on forehead, Ver.; with suicidal tendency, Plat., Nux v.; in uterine neuralgia, improved, Con.; cured, Tarant.; yet weary of life, Kali ph., Rhus; after vexation (cholera Asiatica), Ars.

Death, longing for: Ars. m., Aur. met., Bell., Glon., Hydras., Kreo., Merc., Rob., Sul.; in bronchial asthma, Sinap.; in cystoblennorrhœa, Uva urs.; in delirium tremens, Stram.; in hysteria, Aur. met.; in intermittent, Diad., Natr. m.; during pains, Ratan.; during intervals from rage, Bell.; in mastitis, Phyt.; without sadness, with disgust of life, Rhus; prolapsus or induration of uterus (pregnancy), Aur. met.; in violent vomiting of clotted blood and slime, Phyt.

Death, predicts time; in childbed, Acon.; with pressure around heart, Lac. def.; in hypochondriasis, Arg. nit.; in hysteria, Aloe

Death, talks only of approaching: Mosch.

Death, thoughts of: Ars. h., Cham., Con., Crotal., Graph., Lach., Psor., Puls., Stram.; in aphonia, Ferr.; calm, Zinc; give him joy, Aur. met.; ☞ Despair, Recovery

DEBAUCHERY, inclined to: Act. sp.

DEFIANT: Arn., Lyc. ☞ Antagonism

DEJECTED: ☞ Depressed

DELIRIUM: Acet. ac., Agnus, Ananth., Arn., Ant. c., Ars., Astac., Atrop. s., Bell., Camph., Canth., Caulo., Cham., Chloral., Cic., Coff., Con., Crotal., Cup. ac., Gels., Hell., Hyos., Hyper., Ign., Kali iod., Kali n., Laur., Lyc., Lyss., Merc., Merc. cor., Millef., Mosch., Mur. ac., Mygale, Nitr. ac., Nux m., Nux v., Petrol., Phos., Phyt., Pod., Puls., Samb., Stram., Sulph., Ver. v., Vespa

Delirium, after being harshly accused of theft: Hyos.

Delirium, action violent: Agar., Bell., Op.

Delirium, alternating with; colic, Plumb.; intervals of consciousness, Phos.; sopor, constant desire to escape (abortion), Coloc.; stupor in childbed fever, Coloc.; stupor (repercussion of measles), Lach.; stupor, Atrop. s.; muttering, in cancer of mamma, Apis

Delirium, animals; sees and plays with (nervous fever), Calc.

Delirium, angry; encephalitis, Coccul.

Delirium, preceded by anxiety: Sang.

Delirium, could be aroused to answer questions; traumatic meningitis, Hyper.

Delirium, in asphyxia: Ant. t.

Delirium, asthenic: Hyos.

Delirium, on awaking: Bell., Bry.; at night, Cact.

Delirium, continued while awake: Hyos.

Delirium, with barking: Canth.

Delirium, bed; attempts to get out of, Zinc.; in typhus, Agar., Zinc.; distressed because of some one she imagines in bed with her, and must breathe for two (ague), Samb.; jumps out of, Chin. s.; tendency to throw herself out (facial erysipelas), Stram.

Delirium, bellows like a calf: Cup. m.

Delirium, bewilderment; in measles, Xan.

Delirium, disposed to bite: Bell., Canth., Lyss.

Delirium, of business; worse after 3 A.M., Bry.

Delirium, calls for parents who are present trying to console: Stram.

Delirium, carotids pulsating: Bell.

Delirium, in cerebro-spinal meningitis: Hell., Ver., Ver. v.

Delirium, chattering: Stram.

Delirium, in cholera Asiatica: Cup. m.

Delirium, after catching cold: Op.

Delirium, with collapse: Cup. m.

Delirium, in congestion: Apis., Bell.

Delirium, conscious of her condition: Stram.

Delirium, with convulsions: Acon., Æthus., Amyg., Bell., πCamph., Dig., Kali m.; in lead colic, Op.

Delirium, crying out: Canth., Cina; staring look (inflammation of brain), Acon.

Delirium, crazy: Cic.; in disappointed love, Phos.

Delirium, in dark: Calc. a., Cup. m.

Delirium, at daybreak: Bry.

Delirium, day and night; after pneumonia, Op.; without sleep or rest (vesicular erysipelas), Stram.

Delirium, with deafness; in diphtheria, Bapt.

Delirium, death; talks about (childbed), Acon.; of people long dead, Canth.

Delirium, with delusions: Kali bi.; pleasant, Bell.

Delirium, after depletion: Cinch.

Delirium, in diarrhœa: Ham.; chronic, Apis.

Delirium, in diphtheria: Apis., Lach.

Delirium, as if dogs swarmed about him: Bell.

Delirium, wanted to be dressed and go out between 1 and 2 A.M., (typhoid pneumonia): Lachn.

Delirium, with dysentery: Bufo.

Delirium, erotic; puerperal mania, Kali br.

Delirium, in erysipelas erratica: Hydras.

Deliririum, tries to escape: Cup. m.

Delirium, in evening: Cup. m.; in dark (typhoid with albuminuria), Calc. a.; 4 P.M. to midnight, Stram.

Delirium, exalted: Ver.

Delirium, with exhaustion: Agar.

Delirium, with pleasant expression; bronchial catarrh, Ant. t.

Delirium, eyes; as soon as closed, Bapt.; injected, Bell.; glistening, Bell., Op.; wide open, Crotal., Stram.; protruding, Bell., Dory.; pupils dilated, Acon., Act. rac., Bell.

Delirium, face; bloated, red, eyes protruding, Dory.; distorted, Plumb.; livid, Bell.; muscles constantly in play, Stram.; red, glistening eyes and great physical activity, Op.

Delirium, from overfatigue: Lach.

Delirium, full of fear: Stram.; in diphtheria, Ign.; as if a dog were attacking her, Stram.; of everyone who approached him, shrinking from them, Cup. m.; of imaginary things, Bell.; of men, Plat.; in pleuritis with plastic exudation, Hep.; in scarlatina, Lac c.

Delirium, ferocious; puerperal mania, Kali br.

Delirium, fever; during, Act. sp., Agar., Anag., Ant. t., Anthrac., Crotal., Dory., Var., Merc. iod. rub.; with chill, Æthus., Astac., Sul.; during heat, Acon., Apis, Bell., Chin. s., Dulc., Hep., Ign., Natr. m., Sec., Spong., Stram.; in evening, Psor.; at night, Coff.; in intermittent, Ars., Sabad.; in apyrexia, Natr. m.; in puerperal, Coff.; in typhoid, Anthrac., Apis, Ars., Arum t., Calc., Lach., Oxal. ac., Sinap.; in typhus, Acet. ac., Agar., Bapt., Calc., Camph., Caps., ⁞Chloral., Petrol., Tereb.; in typhus abdominalis, Nux v.; in yellow fever, Ars., Caps., Crotal., Merc.

Delirium, fierce; in typhus, Bapt.

Delirium, flighty; not conscious of being, Ars.; as soon as eyes are closed, Bell.; at night, Calc., Carbo v.

Delirium, with forgetfulness; of all he had said, Pod.

Delirium, frightful figures and images before eyes: Bar. c., Bell.

Delirium, from loss of fluids: Lach.

Delirium, foolish: Stram.

Delirium, with pain in forehead: Agar.

Delirium, frenzied: Canth.; in paralysis, Apis.

Delirium, furious: Bell., Camph., Canth., Œnan., Stram.; in phlegmonous erysipelas, Ver. v.; in fever, Act. sp.; with rush of blood to head, Stram.; with mucous râles, Hyos.; at night, Bell., Chin. s., Plumb.; in orchitis, Clem.

Delirium, gay; in typhus, Aur. m.

Delirium, with grimaces: Bell.

Delirium, after gonorrhœa: Camph.

Delirium, hands; picking motion in air, as if they came in contact with real objects, Atrop. s.

Delirium, with hot head: Bell., Bufo.

Delirium, from headache: Atrop., Aur. met.; congestive, Aur. mur.; with headache, Colchic., Melil., Nux v., Crotal.; in meningitis, Ver.; in mental derangement, Stram.; in puerperal fever, Act. rac.; in typhoid scarlatina, Ailant.

Delirium, in heart disease; pain in cardiac region, Op.

Delirium, in hepatic disease: Lept.

Delirium, wants to go home; measles, Cup. ac.

Delirium, hysteric: Hyos.

Delirium, in hydrocephalus: Art. vulg., Lyc.

Delirium, incoherent: Stram.

Delirium, indignant; in encephalitis, Coccul.

Delirium, in influenza: Ant. t., Chel.

Delirium, as from intoxication: Chin. s.

Delirium, from jealousy: Hyos.

Delirium, joyful: Stram.

Delirium, does not know his relatives, throws wine and medicine at nurse (typhus): Agar.

Delirium, with languor: Crotal.

Delirium, with laughter: Bell.; spasmodic laughter, Stram.

Delirium, legs; cramps in, Ver.

Delirium, limbs; contortion of, or violent motion, Bell.

Delirium, lively active, vivid, alternates in

short periods with horrified fright, seeming to dread approach of some monster, appealing for help, Stram.

Delirium, loquacious: Cup. m., Lach., Stram.; desire to escape, Crotal., Stram.

Delirium, low; and mild, thinks he is roaming over fields, or hard at work, Rhus; with prostration (Morbus Brightii), Phos. ac.; typhus, Apis, Bapt.

Delirium, in measles: Crotal.; peculiar, Stram.

Delirium, in meningitis infantum: Apis.

Delirium, in metritis: Ver.

Delirium, after midnight; in typhus, Apis.

Delirium, mild: Stram., Variol.; in pneumonia, Puls.; with excitement and trembling (typhoid), Val.

Delirium, mirthful, changes to frenzy: Bell.

Delirium, sees monsters: Bell.

Delirium, with moaning: Bell., Crotal.

Delirium, motion; moved constantly from place to place, Œnan.; convulsive, in myelitis, Acon.; queer, Stram.

Delirium, murmuring: Stram.; in pneumonia, Phos.; in typhus, Arn., Calad., Lyc.; with desire to leave bed (typhus), Zinc.

Delirium, hears music: Plumb.

Delirium, muttering: Amyg., Hep., Iris, Lach., Merc. v., Op.; in diphtheria, Lach.; in eruptive diseases, Apis; in measles, Apis; in measles, repercussion, Lach.; in pneumonia, Phos.; at night (dissecting wound), Lach.; when asleep or half awake (scarlatina), Gels.; during sleep, Bry.; with stupid sleep (pneumonia), Ant. t.; lies in a stupid state (typhoid), Sul.; typhoid scarlatina, Ailant.; in typhus, Apis, Arn., Crotal., Tarax., Tereb., Lyc.

Delirium, with nausea and retching: Act. rac.

Delirium, with drawing back of neck and spasms of back (spinal meningitis): Natr. s.

Delirium, nightly: Bry., Crotal., Hippoz., Lach., Lyss., Sep., Ver.; of business of day, Bry.; in typhus, Bry.; inflammation of brain, Puls.; in diphtheria, Chin. a., Merc. cor., Merc. cy.; in slow fever, Camph.; furious, Atrop.; in neuralgic headache, Syph.; with dry heat, Coff.; while lying quietly on back (typhus), Chin. s.; in myelitis, Dulc.; with pain during fever-heat, Dulc.; in pleurisy, Kali c.; in pyæmia, Ars.; raves, springs out of bed, Acon.; in scarlatina, Kali m.; in typhus, Apis, Bapt., Bry., Hydr., Puls.; ceases on awaking, Cact.; in yellow fever, Lach.

Delirium, noisy; with hallucination, Stram.

Delirium, with otitis: Puls.

Delirium, from pain: Hyos.; driving him to madness, Ver.

Delirium, in paroxysms; twice a day (cerebro-spinal meningitis), Naja.

Delirium, partial; in diphtheria, Gels.; in tonsillitis, Gels.

Delirium, in pneumonia: Iod., Chel., Lach., Lyc.

Delirium, during pregnancy; from itching of genitals, Collin.

Delirium, followed by prostration: Bell.

Delirium, quarrelsome; cerebral congestion, Ver. v.; in meningitis, Chrom. ac.

Delirium, quiet: Chlorof., Sec.; alternates with restlessness and desire to run away (typhus), Chlor.

in dysentery, Kali ph.; in erysipelas, of face and scalp, Cinch.; in nervous fever, Camph.; worse at night, Chel.; in pneumonia, Kali ph.; in typhus, Carbo v.; with stupefaction and dulness of head, Phos. ac.

Delirium, raging: Arg. met., Bell.

Delirium, rambling: Bell.

Delirium, raving: Stram.; in typhus, Agar.; and getting out of bed (typhus), Nitr. ac.

Delirium, recurring; in spasms, Bell.

Delirium, religious: Ver.

Delirium, with restlessness: Hyos., Ver.; at night, Merc. sul.

Delirium, in acute articular rheumatism: Iod.

Delirium, in scarlatina: Ailant., Apis, Arum t., Dulc., Merc. iod. rub.; anginosa, Phyt.; after suppressed eruption, Ailant., Apis

Delirium, with screaming: Chin. s.; precedes sopor (hydrocephalus acutus), Cup. ac.

Delirium, worse as senses diminish: Plumb.

Delirium, with sexual excitement: Stram.

Delirium, with shrieking or convulsions: Crotal.

Delirium, shy, hides himself: Stram.

Delirium, with hot skin: Con., Sang.

Delirium, during sleep: Acon., Apis, Bar. c.; in erysipelas, Apis; in typhoid, Nitr. sp. d.; as soon as he falls asleep, Gels., Spong.; when falling asleep, with chills, Spong.; in half sleep with incoherent talk, Gels.

Delirium, sleepless; in typhus, Bapt.

Delirium, with somnolency: Op.; in typhoid, Crotal.

Delirium, with sopor: Op., Ver.; followed by exhaustion after attack of vertigo, Kali c.

Delirium, before black stool: Stram.

Delirium, makes speeches: Lyss.

Delirium, with starting; picking at bedclothes, wandering and muttering, Natr. m.

Delirium, with pain in stomach: Camph.

Delirium, disposed to strike: Bell.

Delirium, from excessive study: Lach.

Delirium, stupid: Stram.

Delirium, stupor; in typhus, Bapt.

Delirium, changes rapidly from one subject to another; talks, whistles, sings (diphtheria), Lach.

Delirium, swallow; cannot, Bell.

Delirium, with cold sweat: Ver.

Delirium, talking: Op.; worse night, Bry.; of business, Dory., Hyos.; in diarrhœa, Bry.; constant, Lyss.; as soon as he shuts eyes, worse noon till midnight, Lach.; in erysipelas of scalp, Lach.; about horses (in pneumonia), Stram.; of imaginary wrongs, Hyos.; incessantly, absurdly, laughs, claps hands and opens eyes, Stram.; during which falls asleep (meningitis), Sulph.

Delirium, gnashes teeth: Bell.

Delirium, with thirst: Camph., Ver.

Delirium, threatening; in prosopalgia, Kalm.

Delirium, threw himself from a height: Bell.

Delirium, with heat in throat: Camph.

Delirium, with tingling: Ver.

Delirium, transient; in pleuro-pneumonia biliosa, Rhus.

Delirium, traumatic: Lach.

Delirium tremens: ☞ Delirium Tremens

Delirium, on disappearance of tumor: Bell.

Delirium, ulcers; in fauces and tonsils, Merc. iod. rub.

Delirium, urine; clear as water, after, Stram.

Delirium, in urticaria: Cop.

Delirium, constantly varying: Acon.

Delirium, vertigo; with, Coloc., Op.; after, Jatroph.

Delirium, from vexation: Hyos.

Delirium, violent: Bell., Chlorof., Stram.; in potter's colic, Alum.; especially after sleeping (typhoid), Lach.; in typhus, Aur. met.

Delirium, vivid: Stram.

Delirium, with vomiting: Dory.

Delirium and wakefulness; alternating at night (tubercular meningitis), Tuberc.

Delirium, wandering: Natr. m., Sec., Sulph.

Delirium, from watching: Lach.

Delirium, with weeping; before noon, Lyc.

Delirium, thinks she is well: Ars.

Delirium, wild: Var.; in burns, Calend.; changing to busy (delirium tremens), Chloral.; incoherent (cerebro-spinal fevers), Gels.; attempts to stab and bite, Stram.

Delirium, window; jumps out of, Æthus.; ☞ Delusion and Mania

DELIRIUM TREMENS: Agar., Ant. t., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bism., Cann. i., Chlor., Coff., Crotal., Dig., Ferr. ph., Glon., Hyos., Ign., Kali br., Kali ph., Lach., Merc. v., Natr. m., Nux m., Nux v., Phos., Ran. b., Zinc.

Delirium tremens, in afternoon or after sleep: Lach.

Delirium tremens, angry; rather than anxious, subjects not greatly exhausted, Graph.

Delirium tremens, delusions; hears clock talk and argues with it, saw door open where there was none; on looking at objects a little way off; expects with anxiety the flash of lightning which is to kill him; spoke of lizards, and worms being on his clothes, and in air before him; people seem to appear before him; takes offensive in imaginary quarrels and attacks aggressor, which, especially at night, puts patient in wildest restlessness, is chased about as if crazy; runs against supposed object to attack it; makes mistakes about time, speaks of all sorts of affairs which have happened at his office; heard continually on right side of occiput a loud voice scolding, vituperating and accusing him of ungodliness; personifies voices; motions unsteady, hasty, Stram.

Delirium tremens, preceded by epileptiform fits: Hyos., Op.

Delirium tremens, face; red and distended, Bell., Crotal.

Delirium tremens, had to be held: Hyos.

Delirium tremens, mild attacks: Cypr.

Delirium tremens, in old emaciated persons; "old sinners," whose long lives of excess have destroyed constitution: Op.

Delirium tremens, in pneumonia: Nux v.

Delirium tremens, with oversensitiveness, nervous excitability, and malicious vehemence: Nux v.

Delirium tremens, repeatedly, a small quantity of liquor throws them into delirium: Op.

Delirium tremens, dulness of senses, sopor, with snoring: Op.

Delirium tremens, comes on slowly with increasing pain in pit of stomach, continuous nausea, thirst, palpitation, headache, vomiting, paleness of face: Dig.

Delirium tremens, talkative mania: Lach., Ran. b.

talks about fire, rats, mice, and murder (mania), Calc. ☞ Talking

Delirium tremens, trembling of body: Ced.

Delirium tremens, voices; heard continually on right side of occiput a loud voice, scolding, vituperating and accusing him of ungodliness, and also personifies voices, Stram.; ☞ Delirium, Delusion, and Mania

DELUSION (illusions, hallucinations): Æthus., Art. v., Bell., Cup. m., Hyos., Lyss., Magn. p., Œnan., Rhus, Sec.

Delusion, of abundance; destroys clothing, Sulph.

Delusion, that she can only obtain peace and safety through absolution from a priest of Papal Church, although a zealous Protestant: Plumb.

Delusion of being abused: Lyss.

Delusion, that he has lost affection of friends: Aur. met.

Delusion of hovering in air; when walking outdoors, Asar.

Delusion, of being alone; in world, Plat.; deserted, Cycl.; in a wilderness, Stram.; a cast-away, Calab.

Delusion, of animals; coming towards him, Op.; as if in abdomen, alive, Thuya; jump out of ground, Stram.; cats, dogs and rabbits, Stram.; of cats and dogs (delirium), Æthus.; of crabs in large numbers being driven into room, Hyos.; he is a bird, runs about, chirping and twittering, until he faints, Lyss.; of dogs crowding around him, Calc.; he is a dog, growls and barks, Bell., Lyss.; that dog that bit her is near, fought as if to drive it away, Lyss.; that others are dogs, barks at them to be understood, Stram.; complains that a dog is biting and tearing flesh off his chest, Stram.; surrounded by hideous, Crotal.; of rats and strange objects (delirium tremens), Act. rac.; rats and cats, in room and on walls (erysipelas of head and face), Stram.; rats run across room, Æthus., Med.; animals lying near her which she fears she may hurt (typhoid fever), Val.

Delusion, apparitions; prevent sleep, Bell.; on closing eyes, with sleeplessness, Thuya; terrifying, in twilight, Berb.

Delusion, that he is going to have an apoplectic stroke: Arg. met.

Delusion, that his life is in danger from assassination or poison: Plumb.

Delusion, when awake; in typhoid, Phos. ac.

Delusion, baby; of another in bed, which requires attention, when in dark room, at night (two weeks after confinement), Petrol.; says baby looks odious (puerperal fever), Puls.

Delusion, of possession of beautiful things, even rags seem beautiful: Sulph.

Delusion, bed; a strange boy prevents sleep, Apis; is full of creases, Stram.; strange objects, rats, sheep, etc. (delirium tremens), Act. rac.; declares he is not alone in bed, Op., Petrol.; looks for it in yard (pregnancy), Puls.; headboard was swaying (parenchymatous metritis), Lac c. ☞ double ; ☞ legs ; ☞ lying ; ☞ man ; ☞ masks

Delusion, behind; imagines some one, Brom., Med.

Delusion, of bells ringing sweetly: Cann. i.

Delusion, of birds in room: Kali c.

Delusion, of black objects and people: Stram.

Delusion, blood does not circulate: Atrop. s.

Delusion, of being blown at by persons, some of whom are not present: Lyss.

Delusion, of body; becoming larger, Cann. i.; parts very large, Op.; head felt larger, πKali ars.; chin getting longer, Glon.; scattered about bed, cannot get parts together, Bapt.; could not get fragments adjusted, Phos.; one half cut off, Stram.; erroneous impressions as to state of, Sabad.; thin and delicate, as if continuity would be dissolved, or made of glass and will break (chronic hysteria), Thuya; that parts are shrunken, Sabad.

Delusion, cautions people not to inhale his exhaled breath, that it is spoiled like rotten eggs, worse than cholera: Lyss. ☞ mouth

Delusion, of bugs, and cockroaches: Stram.

Delusion, some one calls him: Cann. i.

Delusion, catches at imaginary appearance: Hyos.

Delusion, chair, something hanging over back; a person sitting there, Calc.

Delusion, changed, things and persons around, seem to be: Stram.

Delusion, thinks himself a young child: Cic.

Delusion, cloud; as if a heavy black had settled over her, weighing like lead on her heart, Act. rac.

Delusion, compass; fixing himself to correspond with points of (insanity), Hyos.

Delusion, converses; with absent individuals as if present, addressing inanimate objects, as chessmen, by names of such persons, but observes no one standing by him, Stram.; with dead sister in churchyard, Bell.; with dead sister at bedside, Hyos.

Delusion, corners; saw people coming out of, Stram.

Delusion, of being called before court; on account of wicked actions (during climaxis), Zinc.

Delusion, full of creeping things: Stram.

Delusion, frightful at night (in pregnant women during latter months), imagine they have committed or are about to commit some great crime or cruelty: Kali bi.

Delusion, damned; says she is (melancholia), Kali ph., Plat.; soul cannot be saved, cries much, and rages, Ign. ☞ doomed, lost

Delusion, of dancing; in a churchyard, Stram.

Delusion, dark: Stram.

Delusion, dead; thinks she is nearly dead and wishes somebody would help her off, Lach.; that preparations are made for funeral, Lach.; visions of the dead, Hep., Zinc.; thinks her child is dead, Kali bi.; believed death near at hand, Plat.; thinks she is going into a decline, Xan. ☞ die, grave, killed

Delusion, defend themselves; against attacks and insults, which are products of their own fancy, Lyss.

Delusion, during delirium: Kali bi.; at night, Plumb.; with noisy delirium, Stram.; and after delirium tremens, Kali br.

Delusion, demon; thinks himself a, Anac.; thinks all persons are, Plat., Plumb.; a demon sits on his neck and tells him offensive things, Anac.

Delusion, devil; is after her (during climaxis), Zinc.; sees him coming to take her (religious mania), Puls.; in erotic mania, Orig.

imagines devil speaking in one ear, angel in the other, prompting to murder, or acts of benevolence, Anac.; whispers blasphemous words, Anac.; fear of being taken by, Manc.; imagines she is one, Kali br.; calling out that she saw one (delirium), Hyos.

Delusion, die; he imagines is going to, Pod., Puls.; in epileptic anguish, Lyc.; suddenly, when walking, makes him walk faster (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.; in tetanus, Magn. p.; there is but little time to make his will (cough), Petrol.; a beloved friend is dying, Bar. c.; all her friends will die, she must go to a convent (fainting spells), Lac. def.; in heart trouble, with rheumatism, Cact. ☞ dead

Delusion, dirty, imagines to be: Lac. c.

Delusion, disease; imagines he has every, Aur. mur., Stram.; softening of brain or some other incurable, Arg. nit.; a horrible throat disease, which will end fatally, Sabad.; he will give his imaginary disease (syphilis) to others, Chloral.; every time a symptom appears that it is not attributable to drug but some settled disease, Lac. c.; that he will have yellow fever, a boy, æt. 13, Camph. ☞ heart, ill and sick

Delusion, disgrace; says she has brought on her family (melancholia), Plat.; considers herself disgraced (melancholia), Sulph.

Delusion, distinguished; thinks himself, squanders money, proud of his position, Ver.; affects being a person of high rank, Stram.

Delusion, images distorted: Amb.

Delusion, doomed; to expiate her sins and those of her family (uterine dementia), Lil. tig. ☞ damned, lost, religion

Delusion, double; thinks he is, Anac.; thinks she is, Stram.; things one limb is, Petrol.

Delusion, a train of cars in his ear: Stram.

Delusion, enemies; surrounded by (incipient stage of senile dementia), Crotal.; persecuted by, Cinch. off.; pursued by, Lach.

Delusion, in epilepsy: Ast. r.

Delusion, desire to escape; in typhoid, Hyos.

Delusion, of executioner standing before him, laughed and joked: Stram.

Delusion, eyes; flickerings before, Sulph.; hallucinations in mania, Stram.; hallucinations preceding brain and paralytic symptoms, Kali br.; looks about with apparent hallucination, Sal. ac.

Delusion, eyes closed, visions: Bell., Lach., Spong.; of faces, Arg. nit.; of faces, in typhus, Calc.; of frightful images, Caust.; fierce animals with horns and bushy heads, Bell.; horrid (mental aberration), Calc.; sees children sitting on low benches in rows as in a school-room, Bell.; room seems full of strange men, who snatch at her as they pass, Bell.; persons, Cinch.; persons, in typhus, Calc.; expects to see something around floor or when turning around, in evening, Brom.; of all kinds of figures and grimaces, especially evenings going to bed, Cup. ac.

Delusion, faces; hideous, Bell.; worse in dark, the face that haunts most is one she has really seen, Lac c.; diabolical, crowd on him, Amb.; when eyes are closed (typhus), Calc.; peep at her from behind bed and furniture, Med.; said doctor was making faces at her, thought she looked black (puerperal fever), Puls.

Delusion, fail; thinks all her undertakings must (melancholia), Arg. nit.; that he will lose his fortune, Staph.

Delusion, fall; thinks she is going to, clings and asks to be held, Stram.

Delusion, family; as if she did not belong to her own, Plat.

Delusion, fantastic: Cic., Sulph.

Delusion, causes fear: Absin., Nux v., Stram.

Delusion, often leaves his chair to rush at people whom he thought he saw fighting: Stram.

Delusion, figures; sees old repulsive persons, which fill her with fear (hysteria), Kali c.; hurls hot water bottle at imaginary ones at foot of bed, Chlor.

Delusion, he will have a fit; when walking, makes him walk faster (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.

Delusion, fire; visions of, Hep.; sees the world on fire during night (religious mania), Puls.; complains that a fire has been lighted and that the stove is smoking, Lyss.

Delusion, ran into forge to catch fish which he saw swimming there: Stram.

Delusion, that strange forms accompany him, one on his right, the other on his left: Anac.

Delusion, frightful: Hep.; of figures coming to seize him (insanity), Hyos.; in pregnant women, usually caused by engorged condition of brain, Kali br.; sees objects, Op.; cause fright, Stram.

Delusion, surrounded by friends; shaking hands, and calling them by name as they appear before her (hysteria), Hydr. ac.

Delusion, of ghosts: Atrop. s., Bell., Cupr. ac., Hyper., Op., Stram.; in bright daylight (during recovery from typhus), Ars. m.; before headache, Psor. ☞ images ; ☞ visions

Delusion, of gliding through air; when walking, Asar.

Delusion, God; declares he is, then that he is devil, Stram.; receives communications from, Stram.; is talking with, Ver.

Delusion, when holding head down, as if she had a large goitre which she could not see over: Zinc.

Delusion, he is in his grave: Stram.

Delusion, caused by grief and anger (climaxis): Zinc.

Delusion, uses a stick for a gun: Bell.

Delusion, a delicate hand smoothing her head from front to back: Med.

Delusion, sees a man who has hanged himself beckoning him to cut him loose: Ars.

Delusion, of hearing: Atrop. s.; some one approaching his bed, Carbo v.; chides father for taking part in revolution, thinks she hears drum which proclaims his execution, Ver.; in mania, Stram.; all kinds of operatic airs, when closing eyes, in puerperal fever, Puls.; apparitions talk, Cup. ac.; some one talking, Elaps.; two persons talk, but does not know who they are, Stram.; voices, Chloral., Plumb.; voices, to which he replies (epilepsy), Ast. r.; voices of absent persons, at night cannot sleep, Cham.; hears voices of sister or mother, who are far away, Anac.; as if near right mastoid process a voice were scolding her, worse night, voice seems sometimes to be under bed, Stram.; voices including her own seem to come from a distance, as if someone else were speaking (post-partum hemorrhage), Cann. s.

voices from within him speaking in abusive and filthy language, Zinc.; whispering, Med. ☞ music ; ☞ noise

Delusion, heart; she will have heart disease and die, Lac. c.; he has heart disease, Natr. c.; sips a bowl of warm sugar water declaring it will form her a new heart (mania puerperalis), Nux v.; stitches in heart will kill him if they do not cease, Psor.; heart or breathing is going to stop, or otherwise frightens herself causing heart to beat violently, Lac c.; heart stops beating when sitting (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.; spoke of the imperfection of medical knowledge, as soon as she saw the physician, and declared it an error that one could not live without a heart, inasmuch as she felt very well without one, it having come away with the afterbirth to which it had grown fast, the nurse having separated the two before her eyes, (mania puerperalis), Nux v.

Delusion, imagines herself in heaven; talking with God, (mania), Ver.

Delusion, hell; believes herself in chains, (erotomania), Orig.; suffers torments of, with sobs, Lyss.

Delusion, of hens; bound with chains (insanity), Hyos.

Delusion, hogs; men appear as, Hyos.

Delusion, he is not at home: Op.; delirium tremens, Coff.

Delusion, honest; thinks he is not, Stram.

Delusion, horrid; delirium tremens, first stage, Kali bi.

Delusion, he is driving a horse; in malignant scarlatina, Stram.

Delusion, house; believes he is not in his own, Op., Ver.; houses, as if they would approach and crush him, Arg. nit.; house is surrounded by carts, Jews and geese, driving him into a rage, Stram.

Delusion, people want to hurt him, execute him: Op.

Delusion, her husband is not her husband, and her child not her child (mania): Anac.

Delusion, he is very ill: Psor.

Delusion, images; beautiful, present themselves to her as if by charm, Bell.; complex confused farrago of (fever), Hyos.; sees different, Nux v.; sees while dozing during day, Lachn.; dreams, Nux m.; sees when closing eyes, Samb.; fanciful, Nux m.; fantastic, Bell.; frightful, Stram.; with jealousy, Lach.; endeavors to grasp, or avoid, Kali ph.; horrifying, worse at his side than in front of him, Stram.; incoherent, Bell.; prevent sleep, Arg. nit. ☞ figures ; ☞ visions

Delusion, disease incurable: Cact.; she has some organic disease nobody understands, Lil. tig.

Delusion, innumerable: Cann. i.

Delusion, sees insects: Bell.

Delusion, that he is killed, roasted and being eaten: Stram.

Delusion, walks on his knees: Bar. c. or m.

Delusion, men are laughing at her, criticising to disadvantage, makes her timid, and she dare not look up while walking in street: Bar. c.

Delusion, sees persons connected with the law who will seize him, causing great anxiety, cries like child: Cup. ac.

Delusion, legs; are holding a conversation, also

toe with thumb (gout), Bapt.; one of his legs is cut off (pneumonia), Stram.; she had a third leg which would not remain quiet, (since confinement two weeks ago, when in bed in dark room at night), Petrol.; one limb is double, Petrol.

Delusion, that all she says is a lie: Lac c.

Delusion, of living; in a locality three hours distant from his house, Op.; not in his usual condition, Cic.

Delusion, locality; seems transformed, Bar. m.; loses his way in familiar streets, the houses seem strange, Glon. ☞ place

Delusion, she is looked down upon by everyone, that she is of no importance in life: Lac c.

Delusion, imagines himself lost: Aur. met., Plumb.; and despised (erotomania), Orig.

Delusion, wife has lovers concealed behind stove: Stram.

Delusion, of lying crosswise: Stram.

Delusion, man; sees coming toward her a huge drunken man who lies down beside her, she begs him to retire, falls into convulsions and turns over on her abdomen, Cic.; fancies a naked man is wrapped in her bedclothes, Puls.; sees men and hears them talk in foreign tongues, Stram.; a man is in his room who intends to perforate his throat with a gimlet, while in bed, Merc. iod. flav.

Delusion, laughing masks; thinks she sees, at night in bed, Bell.

Delusion, melancholic: Kali br.

Delusion, about military: Arg. met.

Delusion, of a mouse running from under chair: Act. rac.

Delusion, mouth; a stinking odor from (insanity), Hyos.; cannot open, lower jaw stiff and painful, Lyss. ☞ breath

Delusion, they are murderers or criminals to be executed: Op.

Delusion, hears music: Cann. i. ☞ hearing

Delusion, calls things by wrong names; his boots logs of wood, his bed-room the stable, without knowing it, Stram.

Delusion, too narrow; everything seems, Plat.

Delusion, he is neglected; in hysteria, Pallad.; and despised by his family, Arg. nit.

Delusion, he is neglectful, and deserves reproach: Aur. met.

Delusion, things as if new; even friends as if he had never seen them, after waking, Stram.

Delusion, especially at night: Canth., Calc.; causes mental suffering, Lach.; sees figures, animals, men, etc., Val.; in tubercular meningitis, Tuberc.

Delusion, noises; declares that he hears (insanity), Hyos. ☞ hearing

Delusion, nose; imagines he wears some one else's (diphtheria), Lac c.

Delusion, objects; sees immaterial in room, Cup. ac., Lyss.

Delusion, accused herself of most obscene actions of which she never was guilty: Phos.

Delusion, obstacles in his way, occasioned partly by contrary fate, partly by himself: Aur. met.

Delusion, that he is riding on an ox: Bell.

Delusion, painful; with depression, Kali br.

Delusion, people; sees a number of strange, and tries to seize them, Stram.; about her, constantly speaks to them, Ver.

carry on all sorts of pranks, or ply him with questions he thinks he must answer, Nux v.; room full of, crowding in when there was no longer room, each apparition personating some one in particular and keeping her company for hours, sees and converses with forms, and could not always distinguish semblance from reality, Ver.; saw large people in room at night, Med.; threatening her, screams horribly, during recovery from typhus, Ars. m.; on closing eyes, Cinch.; come in, look at her, whisper and say "come", Med.; sees people, who are not and have not been present, Hyos.; as if strange persons were at his side, Thuya

Delusion, persecuted; in delirium tremens, Hyos.; by everyone, Cycl.; and tormented by a frightful scene of some mournful event of the past, Spong.

Delusion, phantasms; throng upon him, Psor., Verbas.; in slumber, Berb.

Delusion, of pigeons; flying in room which he tries to catch (erysipelas bullosum capitis, suppressed by salve), Kali c.

Delusion, she swallowed pins; in hysteria, Sil.

Delusion, concluded from look of everyone, that he is pitied; on account of his misfortune and he wept, Natr. m.

Delusion, place; thought she had none in the world, Plat.; imagines himself in two places at same time, Sil.; thinks he is in wrong, but does not want to go home (typhoid fever), Hyos. ☞ locality

Delusion, pleasant; in delirium, Bell.

Delusion, poisoned; thinks she has been, Act. rac.; fear of being, Plumb. ☞ Fear

Delusion, position; thinks she is not fitted for her, Stram.

Delusion, has power; over all disease, Stram.

Delusion, pregnant; after menses, Ign.; when she is only swollen with flatus, Sabad.; that she is about to give birth to a blue-eyed baby (hysterical mania), Ver.

Delusion, prostration; cannot endure such utter, in epilepsy, Chin. a.

Delusion, rage; puts him into, Stram.

Delusion, railroad; imagines she is in a car, begs others to hold her, Sang.

Delusion, she is in a terrible rain storm complaining of being so cold, and that carriage has turned over and hurt her head (cerebro-spinal meningitis): Naja.

Delusion, reality; as if things perceived had none, as if in a dream (melancholy, mania), Anac.

Delusion, reason; thinks she will lose, Chel. ☞ Deranged

Delusion, religious; about redemption and devil, Anac.; with melancholic depression (melancholia), Kali br.; imagines he is singled out as an object of divine wrath, Kali br.; as if he had committed the unpardonable sin and was going to hell, Med. ☞ Religion

Delusion, rich; makes useless purchases (insanity), Nux v.

Delusion, of robbers; wants to jump out of window, Lach.; she orders house to be searched, Natr. m.; runs about at night looking for them, Ars.; sees them in room, Cup. ac.

Delusion, feels scattered: ☞ body

Delusion, screams; says it is something within him that screams, Ars.

Delusion, of a second self; in typhus, Bapt.

Delusion, of senses; in typhoid, Phos. ac.

Delusion, sensual: Verbas. ☞ Erotic, Lascivious

Delusion, sepulchre; of lying in his (mania), Stram.

Delusion, sexual organs; that external female genitals feel wet, Eup. pur.

Delusion, sick; of being, Sabad.; complains of her husband, says he wishes to convince her she is sick, although she is able to dance and sing (mania puerperalis), Nux v.

Delusion, of sight: ☞ Eyes closed, Images, and Visions

Delusion, sitting on a sofa, fancied she was falling off, kept holding on to everything: πStram.

Delusion, disturbs sleep: Plumb.

Delusion, objects smaller: Stram.; on entering house after walking an hour everything very small, and all persons mentally and physically inferior, she herself physically large and superior, Plat.

Delusion, smothered; she will be (pneumonia), Stram.

Delusion, snakes; pointing to, which she sees and fancies are in bed approaching her, (delirium tremens), Hyos.; under and about her, suddenly woke at night, Stram.; as if surrounded by snakes, some running up and down inside of skin, some inside feel long and thin, fears to put feet to floor lest she should tread on them and make them squirm up legs, afraid to shut eyes on going to bed for fear a large snake would bite her in face, Lac c.

Delusion, someone else; as if she were (post-partum hemorrhage), Cann. s.; lies alongside, Petrol.; moves to edge of bed to make room, (typhoid fever), Val.; by his side does all he is doing (diabetes mellitus), Ars.; walks beside her, Calc.; behind, Brom., Med.; the same man after him that walks before him, Euphor.; thinks she is someone else and in the hands of a stronger power, Lach.

Delusion, of space; a few rods seem an immense distance, Cann. i.

Delusion, sees spiders; in diphtheria, Lac c.

Delusion, spirits; holds conversation with, says she is under influence of, Stram.; sees evil ones at night, Hell.; ran around room, cried out that evil spirits were pursuing, Stram.

Delusion, as if soul and body were separated: Anac., Thuya

Delusion, has to step over elevation: Euphor.

Delusion, starvation; he and his family will die of, Ars.; must starve (insanity), Kali m.

Delusion, stove; is a tree and wants to climb it, Hyos.

Delusion, strange; and horrible, everything seems, Plat.

Delusion, street; timid when walking, imagines people are looking at her, Bar. c.; fearful when persons approached, and when they had passed said he had stabbed them, Bell.

Delusion, he can never succeed; is unfit for this world, Aur. met.

Delusion, the sun travels around earth: Ver.

Delusion, thinks she is under superhuman control: Lach.

Delusion, of superiority: Plat.

Delusion, of being under influence of a superior power: Thuya

Delusion, surroundings; changed, Nux m.

Delusion, cannot swallow: Lyss.

Delusion, he is swelling: Cann. i.

Delusion, as if all around her talked rapidly: Sang.

Delusion, is tall; and surrounding objects small, Plat., Stram.; as if he had grown taller when walking on street, in evening, Pallad.

Delusion, of tetanus; must die, with pain in right leg, Magn. p.

Delusion, she cannot think: Chel.

Delusion, he has an ulcer in stomach: Acet. ac.

Delusion, that he is unhappy: Cinch.

Delusion, of various things: Camph., Eup. pur., Kali br.

Delusion, vermin; sees on his bed, throws handfuls away and tries to escape, Ars.

Delusion, visions: Calc. a., Rhus; fantastic while lying awake, Arn.; attempts to leave room, as if frightened by visions behind him (fistula), Lach.; in cardiac anxiety, Calc.; in cerebro-spinal meningitis, Naja; children, wake in evening, Cina; in the dark, strikes at them and holds up the cross, Puls.; frightful when falling into a doze (typhus), Ign.; frightful in mania, Stram.; on closing eyes ☞ eyes closed; of faces ☞ faces; of creeping things (diphtheria), Lac c.; fantastic, Chloral.; in puerperal fever, Puls.; in typhus, Bry.; morning, and through day, of all kinds of fancied things (pregnancy), Stram.; frightful, Nux v., Op.; of big eyes (diphtheria), Lac c., Puls.; with coma vigil before midnight, Op.; after dark, Carbo v.; wishes to hide, Bell.; in typhoid, Puls.; hideous, buries face in pillow, (delirium), Camph.; horrible, worse at night, Camph.; feels afraid they will take objective form, Lac c.; seem real, Lach.; in sleep, Natr. m.; in typhoid, Phos. ac.; with restless sleep, Stram.; of strangers, Stram.; at night, after revaccination, Thuya; every night since six weeks, causing fear, had to leave bed (an old woman), Stram.; of great sublimity follow those of quiet relaxing and recreating nature, Cann. i.; eyes anxiously fixed sideways on one point where she imagines she sees a terrible hostile figure, Stram.; when looking at an object believes he sees cats, dogs, rats, mice and all sorts of insects in continual motion, Stram.; look at one point with staring eyes and despair in their faces, move slowly and shyly backward or run away with violent, fearful scream (inflammatory condition of brain), Stram.

Delusion, voices: ☞ hearing, Ghosts, Images

Delusion, thinks herself well; in metritis, Kreo.

Delusion, says he is a wheelwright and begins to bore holes: Stram.

Delusion, wild; vivid (puerperal fever), Plat.

Delusion, directed a window to be closed that was not open: Lyss.

Delusion, witches; denies having anything to do with them (delirium after being accused of theft), Hyos.

Delusion, his wife will run away from him; mental disturbance, Staph.

Delusion, carries home wood to manufacture brandy: Stram.

Delusion, world; he is lost to beyond hope (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.; thinks she is not fit for (prolapsus or induration of uterus, pregnancy), Aur. met.

Delusion, he does everything wrong: Aur. met.

DEPRESSED (dejected, despondent): Abrot., Æsc. h., Agnus, Amm. c., Anag., Ang., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Alum., Arg. met., Arn., Ars. m., Arum d., Arum m., Asaf., Aur. met., Bell., Bry., Cact., Calc., Calc. fl., Camph., Carbol. ac., Carbo v., Caust., Cup. ac., Chel., Chin. a., Chin. s., Chloral., Cic., Coca, Coccus, Coff., Coloc., Con., Cop., Cornus, Croc., Crot. t., Cycl., Daph., Dig., Diosc., Dulc., Elaps., Elat., Eryng., Eup. perf., Ferr., Ferr. mur., Gamb., Gels., Graph., Grat., Guarana, Ham., Helon., Hep., Hydras., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Iod., Ind. met., Jugl., Kali br., Kali iod., Kali n., Kali ph., Lac c., Lachn. t., Laur., Lobel. c., Lobel. i., Lyc., Lyc. vir., Lil. tig., Lyss., Magn. s., Mang., Merc., Merc. cor., Merc. iod. flav., Mez., Mygale, Myr. cerif., Natr. c., Natr. m., Natr. ph., Natr. s., Nux v., Oleand., Petrol., Plant., Plat., Plumb., Polyp., Ptel., Psor., Puls., Rob., Sec., Stilling., Sulph., Tabac., Tell., Thuya, Uran. n., Ustil., Xan., Verbas., Ver., Ver. v., Vib., Zinc.

Depressed, alternately; buoyant, Nux v.; irritable (icterus), Ars.; quarrelsome liveliness (mania), Con.

Depressed, with whistling and singing: Merc. iod. flav.

Depressed, in open air; better on entering house, Kali c.

Depressed, when alone: Bov.; dyspnœa, Lyc.

Depressed, in amenorrhœa: Cypr.

Depressed, in angina: Apis

Depressed, with anguish: Calc.

Depressed, with want of appetite: Dig.

Depressed, in aphonia: Ferr.

Depressed, appearance: Viol.

Depressed, with apprehension: Lyss.

Depressed, in ascites: Fluor. ac.

Depressed, with atrophy: Coca

Depressed, on awaking; in morning, Sep., Xan.

Depressed, body; heavy (intermittent), Ced.

Depressed, sudden congestion to brain: Ver. v.

Depressed, in cancer; of mammæ, Brom.

Depressed, feels it in chest: Aur. met.; aching in chest, Lyc.

Depressed, after childbirth; in consequence of being told of slight laceration, Thuya

Depressed, in chorea: Agar.

Depressed, in climaxis; with chronic abdominal order, Psor.

Depressed, in colic: Plumb.

Depressed, in consumption: Guaiac.

Depressed, in cholera; fourth day, Phos. ac.

Depressed, better by conversation: Lac. def.

Depressed, whooping cough: Anac., Caust.

Depressed, crying; with palpitation (fainting spells), Lac. def.

Depressed, all day: Lyss.; cold after scarlet fever, Hell.

Depressed, with debility; faintness and aching in left iliac region, Crotal.

Depressed, with painful delusions; sleeplessness and dread of impending destruction of all near her, Kali br.

Depressed, to despair: Sars.

Depressed, in chronic diarrhœa: Gamb.

Depressed, about disease: Sulph.; sure he is going to die in twenty-four hours, Lac. def.; sure she would not recover (bronchial asthma), Sinap.; does not think will ever get better (syphilitic sore mouth), Syph.

Depressed, in face of difficulties: Coccul.

Depressed, in dropsy: Aur. mur., Colch.

Depressed, with drowsiness: Sil.; and deep-seated pain in head, Cornus

Depressed, in dyspepsia: Phos., Kali ph.; and palpitation, Tabac.

Depressed, in dyspnœa: Lyc.

Depressed, ear; dull aching deep in right, waking during night, Tell.

Depressed, after eating: Pod.; after dinner, Natr. c.

Depressed, after seminal emissions: Cypr., Diosc., Eryng., Ham., Kali br., Nux v., Phos. ac., Puls., Ustil.

Depressed, in epilepsy; day before attack, at night, Art. v.

Depressed, in eruption; on dorsum of hand, which appeared overnight, Psor.; suppressed, Psor., Sulph.; eczema, Cup. ac.

Depressed, in evening: Nitr. ac., Ran. sc., Zinc.

Depressed, in nervous excitability: Calab.; after excitement, Ced.

Depressed, follows exhilaration; twelve hours, Ziz.

Depressed, before eructation: Lyc.

Depressed, before fainting: Ver.

Depressed, with fatigue: Phos.

Depressed, with fear and anxiety (climaxis): Kali br.

Depressed, fever; during, Eup. perf.; during apyrexia (tertian ague), Ipec.; with chilliness running up back, Merc. sul.; with debility and chill, Anthrac.; with heat, in evening (ague), Ipec.; in intermittent, Diad., Natr. m., Polyp., Samb.; in intermittent, relapse of, Ars.; in tertian, Dig.; after typhoid nervous affection, Manc.; in yellow, Merc.

Depressed, in forenoon: Cann. s.

Depressed, about future: Bry.

Depressed, in gastralgia: Abrot.

Depressed, in gastric affections: Pod.

Depressed, in chronic gastritis: Mez.

Depressed, in gonorrhœa: Merc., Hydras., Thuya

Depressed, with grieving: Alum., Ign., Lyc.

Depressed, from a word of seeming harshness: Med.

Depressed, with headache: Aur. met., Crotal., Lachn., Lig. tig., Sep., Therid.; in evening while walking, Therid.; dull, Codein.; dull, in forehead, Ptel., Sarrac.; chronic, Dulc., Plumb.; dull, stupid, Sep.; nervous, Tereb.; causes sick headache, Guarana; temporo-frontal spinal pain and palpitation, Naja

Depressed, with head symptoms: Benz. ac.

Depressed, from belief that he has an incurable disease of heart which makes him reckless: Phos.; cardiac rheumatism, Cact.

Depressed, from heat: Gels.

Depressed, with canine hunger: Natr. m.

Depressed, with hiccough: Ruta

Depressed, in hysteria: Mosch.

Depressed, at beginning of hysteromania: Tarant.

Depressed, with fixed idea: Hell.

Depressed, impotence: Calad., Gels., Spong.

Depressed, with insanity; from anæmia, Kali br., Tarant.

Depressed, in chronic intestinal catarrh: Ars.

Depressed, intestinal hemorrhage: Crotal.

Depressed, irritability; dyspepsia, Sal. ac.; and crossness (Addison's disease), Natr. m., Polyg.

Depressed, with deathly feeling in kidneys; similar to effects of cold settling in renal region (abscess of liver), Med.; desquamative nephritis, Plumb.

Depressed, lachrymose; worse from being spoken to, Natr. m.

Depressed, with lassitude; not relieved by food or stimulants, Gels.

Depressed, with heaviness in legs: Calc.

Depressed, when leucorrhœa is better: Murex

Depressed, with disgust of life; particularly in company (hysteria), Lyc.; followed by great exhilaration and desire for conversation, Ziz.

Depressed, with weakness and weariness in all limbs: Sabina

Depressed, in liver troubles: Chel., Lept., Pod.; and constipation, Stilling.; with dropsy, Fluor. ac.

Depressed, dull pain in lumbar region; after emissions, Ustil.

Depressed, in marasmus: Abrot.

Depressed, in tubercular meningitis: Tuberc.

Depressed, menses; after, Cinch., Ferr.; before, Con., Vespa; delayed, Kali ph.

Depressed, because conscious of unnatural state of mind: Tarant.

Depressed, in morning: Puls.; with dyspepsia, Ferr. ph.

Depressed, with nausea: Agar., Dig.

Depressed, in nervous debility: Curar.

Depressed, in neuralgia: Arn.; after suppressed, Act. rac.

Depressed, disagreeable news: Pallad., Puls.

Depressed, from imaginary obstacles: Aur. met.

Depressed, in old age: Aur. met.

Depressed, onanists: Gels., Plat.

Depressed, by pains: Sars.

Depressed, with palpitation: Dig., Phos. ac.

Depressed, by persecutions of others: Dros.

Depressed, in peritonitis: Lyc.

Depressed, with prostration: Rhus

Depressed, religious delusions and feeling of moral deficiency (melancholia): Kali br.

Depressed, in rheumatism; worse in rain, Phyt.

Depressed, after scarlatina: Hell.

Depressed, in scurvy: Ars.

Depressed, yet enduring mood with sensitive feeling: Pic. ac.

Depressed, with sleepiness: Eup. pur.

Depressed, in sleeplessness: Ign., Thuya

Depressed, in smallpox: Chin. s.

Depressed, from sneezing (hay fever): Nux v.

Depressed, with stretching: Camph.

Depressed, stools; black, Iris; hard, Calc. p.

Depressed, thoughts of suicide: Hep.; checked neuralgia, Act. rac.; cerebro-spinal irritation, Ran. b.

Depressed, in syphilis: Lyc., Phyt.

Depressed, before severe symptoms: Lil. tig.

Depressed, in toothache: Mez.

Depressed, from traumatic causes: Hyper.

Depressed and tremulous: Bell.

Depressed, with spasmodic twitching of muscles, especially of face (paralysis agitans): Syph.

Depressed, uterus; ulcerated cervix, Merc.

Depressed, after vexation: Calc. p., Puls.

Depressed, with vomiting: Med.

Depressed, during weakness: Merc.; fainting spells, Lac. def.

Depressed, by overwork and excesses: Coca

Depressed, with yawning: Camph.; ☞ Despair, Melancholy, Sadness

DEPRAVITY: Anac.

DERANGED: ☞ Crazy, Delusions, Mania

DESIRES, (longing), full of anxious; in hysteria, Castor.

Desires company: ☞ Company

Desires impatiently and vehemently many things, and cries, dislikes its favorite playthings: Rheum

Desires, inexpressible; full of, Ipec.

Desires, light: ☞ Light

Desires, now this now that; even with good humor (child), Puls.; when offered, things are refused or pushed away, Cham., Cina, Dulc.; in afternoon, All. sat.

Desire, greater than her need: Ars.

DESPAIR: Amb., Ars., Aur. met., Bell., Calc., Coff., Crotal., Cup. ac., Cup. m., Eup. perf., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Plumb., Psor., Puls., Ver., Stram.

Despair, awakes; in intermittent, Ant. t.

Despair, with fear of death: Calc.

Despair, unwilling to die (hæmoptysis): Acal.

Despair, in fever; bilious, Ver.; puerperal, Coff.

Despair, from pain in head: Coff.

Despair, in hypochondriasis: Arg. nit.

Despair, with excessive itching: Psor.

Despair, during labor: Coff.

Despair, with pain in right leg: Magn. p.

Despair, follows disappointed love: Hyos.

Despair, in melancholia: Plat.

Despair, in menorrhagia: Coccul.

Despair, in onanism: Op.

Despair, pain drives to: Cham.; in headache, Ars.

Despair, in paralysis: Caust.

Despair, bordering on rage: Agar.

Despair, of recovery: Chloral., Calc., Hell., Psor., Sep., Zinc.; in ague, Tarant.; with debility after typhus, Psor.; in mania, Ver.; in pertussis, Bry.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; in spermatorrhœa, Phos. ac.; especially after typhus, better from nosebleed, Psor.

Despair, on account of sad thoughts: Rhus

Despair, of salvation: Camph., Mez., Plumb., Stram.; constant prayer, Puls.; with suppressed menses, Ver.

Despair, produced by importunate sexual craving: Ast. r.

Despair, shrieks; before and after, as well as during paroxysm, or inarticulate sounds expressive of, Lyss.

Despair, about his position in society: Ver.

Despair, cramp in stomach: Cochl.

Despair, in stricture: Clem.

Despair, of self and others: Aur. met., Arg. nit.

Despair, suicidal; resolved to drown himself, Ant. c.

Despair, in ulcer of os uteri: Curar.; ☞ Desperation, Despondency, Discouraged, Melancholy, Sad