Calvin B. Knerr · A Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms of our Materia Medica · 1896

1. Mind and Disposition pp. 40–50

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DESPERATION; colic drives him to, Coff.

Desperation, did not care whether he went to heaven or hell: Med.

Desperation, as of incipient insanity: Med.

Desperation, in ophthalmia; syphilis, Graph.

Desperation, from pain in prolapsus or induration of uterus in pregnancy: Aur. met.

Desperation, in syphilitic neuralgia: Syph.

DESPISES: ☞ Contempt

DESTROYS things; in nymphomania, Ver.; every thing in room, Phos.; she could lay hands upon, Phos.; in puerperal mania, Plat.

Destroys, can scarcely resist temptation to throw lamp out of window: Merc. iod. flav.

DISAGREEABLE: Pallad., Psor., Uran. n.

Disagreeable occurrences; tries to recollect, for the purpose of indulging the grief which it causes, Natr. m.

DISCONTENT (dissatisfied): Ang., Ant. t., Ars., Aur. mur., Bism., Calc., Cann. s., Cham., Cina, Clem., Colch., Con., Crot. t., Fluor. ac., Hep., Indig., Led., Lyc., Lyss., Nux v., Plat., Puls., Ruta, Sinap., Spong., Tarant., Thuya

Discontent, everything another does is wrong: Cham.

Discontent, after coition: Calc.

Discontent, when constipated; or suffering pain, Aloe

Discontent, in evening: Rhus

Discontent, in chronic inflammation of eyes; with otorrhœa, after vaccination, Thuya

Discontent, in melancholy: Kali ars.

Discontent, in exostosis of skull: Arg. met.

Discontent, with weeping: Nitr. ac., Ziz.

DISCOURAGED: Ang., Ars., Ars. h., Con., Iris, Natr. m., Petrol., Psor.

Discouraged, in angina: Apis

Discouraged, after short cough; from irritation and tickling behind upper half of sternum, Rhus

Discouraged, in chronic diarrhœa: Coccul.

Discouraged, easily: Puls.

Discouraged, in evening: Rhus

Discouraged, about future: Dros.

Discouraged, don't care whether she lives or dies; in amenorrhœa, Xan.

Discouraged, in pregnancy: Lact. ac.

Discouraged, with swollen testicle: Brom.; ☞ Despair, Despondency, Sad, Melancholy

DISGUST; awoke at daylight feeling she was a loathsome, horrible mass of diseases (while the breasts were affected); could not bear to look at any part of body, as it intensified disgust and horror, could not bear to have one part of body touch another, keeps fingers apart, Lac c.

Disgust, to nausea about any effluvia arising from her own body: Sul.

Disgust, with everything: Puls.; conscious of an unnatural state of mind, Tarant.

Disgust, with himself; had not courage to live, (melancholia), Merc.

DISOBEDIENCE: Dig., Viol.; in children, Cinch.; ☞ Antagonism, Contradictory, Quarrelsome

DISPUTATIVE: Ferr., Camph., Lyc.

DISTANCE; no correct estimation, reaches hands to catch hold of objects across room and runs against things which appear to him distant, Stram.

DISTRACTION: Canth., Caust., Coccul., Hell., Sul., Verbas.; relieves, Lach., Hell.

Distraction, unable to dwell long upon any subject: Mez.

Distraction, while talking: Natr. m.

Distraction, from toothache: Coff.; ☞ Beside oneself, Frantic

DISTRESS: Bov., Crotal., Lyss., Stilling., Syph.

Distress, on awaking; in morning, Lach.; in parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.

Distress, in children: Cina

Distress, with inquietude: Bell.

Distress, by most joyful things: Plat.

Distress, caused by thought of how horrible it would be if a sharp pain like a knife should go through her: Lac c.

Distress, in melancholia: Arg. nit., Crotal.

Distress, ceases as soon as menses begin to flow: Stann.

Distress, with nausea: Lac. def.

Distress, after nursing: Cham.

Distress, at approach of thunderstorm: Gels.

DISSATISFIED: ☞ Discontent

DISUNION with himself: Aur. met.

DOGMATICAL: Camph.

DOMINEERING: Con.

DOUBT: ☞ Mistrust, Suspicion

DREAD of being alone, with dislike to society (hysteria): Con.; in dark, Camph.; ☞ Company, desire for

Dread, of dogs and other animals, at night: Cinch.

Dread, of appearing in public: Gels.

Dread, of business: Lil. tig., Graph.

Dread, constant: Puls.; in diphtheria, Lac c.

Dread, as if something were creeping out of every corner: Phos.

Dread, of dying: ☞ Death

Dread, of downward motion: Bor.

Dread, of impending destruction to all near her, with depression: Kali br.

Dread, in evening: Phos.; as soon as evening comes on, Calc.; late as if a horrible face were looking out of every corner, Phos.

Dread, of oncoming fit in epilepsy: Amyl.

Dread, lest she stagger or fall (during pregnancy): Acon.

Dread, of future: Bry., Phos. ac.

Dread, of ghosts: Dros.

Dread, indescribable haunts him (epilepsy): Amyl.

Dread, in valvular heart disease: Aur. met.

Dread, that he would be very ill, when waking in morning, with dull throbbing headache, (bilious remittent fever): Pod.

Dread, of irritability: Lyc.

Dread, of insanity: Lil. tig. ☞ Crazy

Dread, of melancholy: Lyc.

Dread of men: Aur. met., Bar. m., Lyc.; ☞ Company, aversion to

Dread, of movement: Gels.

Dread, nervous: Kali ph.; in singers and speakers, Gels.

Dread, of people: Puls.

Dread, shakes all over at thought of her piano (melancholia): Kali br.

Dread, of saying the wrong thing when she has headache: Med.

Dread, sleepless from: Puls.

Dread, brought on symptoms: Lyss.

Dread, indefinable, with trembling: Iber.

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Dread, of every trifle; especially of things coming near him, Ign.

Dread, of being touched; (colic), Nux v.

Dread, of being drawn upwards: Camph.; ☞ Anxiety, Apprehension, Fear, Foreboding

DREAM, everything appears as if in a (melancholia): Anac.

Dream, as in a: Ver.; in post-partum hemorrhages, Cann. s.

Dream, as if going into a beautiful: Absin.

Dream, one chases another, with eyes open, constantly returns however to one idea, which seems droll to her, "What will become of my condition:": Sang.

Dream, delicious: Cann. i.

Dream, eyes; open (typhus), Stram.; closed, Nux m.

Dream, of future: Staph.

Dream, as if all life was: Med.

Dream, mood; dreamy, Ziz.

DREAMY; in epilepsy, Amyl.

Dreamy, in acute Bright's disease: Apis

Dreamy, with drowsiness and falling of eyelids; typhoid fever, Nux m.

Dreamy, with singing in ears: Cann. i.

Dreamy, could not read: Cann. i.

Dreamy, as after a sleepless night; with shivering and cold creepings, Zinc.

DRESSING; averse to, in melancholia, Con.

DRUNKENNESS: ☞ Intoxicated

DULNESS: Abrot., Absin., Acet. ac., Acon., Act. rac., Æsc. h., Ambra, Anac., Ananth., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars. m., Arund., Ascl. s., Ascl. t., Aur. met., Badiag., Bism., Bov., Calc. a., Calc. p., Camph., Caps., Caust., Cham., Chin. a., Chin. s., Chrom. ac., Colch., Con., Crotal., Cycl., Eucal., Ferr. iod., Gels., Helon., Iber., Ign., Iris, Jacea, Kali br., Kali c., Laur., Lyss., Mar. v., Merc. iod. rub., Mez., Myr. cer., Natr. a., Natr. p., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Phos., Ptel., Puls., Rhus v., Sars., Sarrac., Selen., Sep., Spong., Stann., Stilling., Sul.

Dulness, alternating with hilarity: Jab.

Dulness, in afternoon: Puls.

Dulness, in asthma; a boy, Phos.

Dulness, in short attacks: Hep.

Dulness, on awaking as after debauch: Psor.

Dulness, children; in brain affections, Cup. m.

Dulness, in colic: Ant. c.; bilious, Iris

Dulness, does not comprehend conversation and is unable to relate properly: Niccol.

Dulness, in chorea: Agar.

Dulness, delirium; typhoid, Sul.; tremens, Op.

Dulness, in diabetes: Helon., Op., Sul. ac.

Dulness, in diarrhoea: Dulc.

Dulness, with drowsiness; yet cannot sleep, Cham.; in inflammation of brain, Hell.; effort required to move about, Eup. pur.

Dulness, as if drunk: Bell., Op.

Dulness, with seminal emissions: Kali br.

Dulness, in epilepsy: Calc.

Dulness, especially in evening: Millef.

Dulness, from exertion: Calc. p.

Dulness, with pious fanaticism: Thuya

Dulness, in fever: Bapt., Hyos.; chilliness, Agar.; typhoid symptoms in remittent, Sul.

Dulness, all forenoon: Psor.

Dulness, in gastric disturbance: Ver.

Dulness, head; as if enlarged, with ill humor and nausea, Meph.; with heat, Osm.; worse moving and walking, Bell.; muddled, Plant.

Dulness, with headache: Ascl. s., Calc. p., Lyc. vir., Magn. p.; as if it would return, Ign.; dull aching through sinciput, Lyc. vir.

Dulness, in hydrocephaloid: Merc.

Dulness, to imbecility: Lyc.

Dulness, with indifference to all external impressions, after typhoid: Hell.

Dulness, with insensibility to surroundings: Selen.

Dulness, measles: Xan.

Dulness, from mental occupation: Calc. p.

Dulness, in morning; clearer evening and in warmth, Sum.

Dulness, over root of nose: Spong.

Dulness, at night: Eryng.

Dulness, after onanism: Staph.

Dulness, in paralysis: Sec.

Dulness, before a rash: Stram.

Dulness, says nothing: Hell.

Dulness, after scarlatina: Tereb.

Dulness, sleep; after, Berb.; with great inclination to (typhoid fever), Merc.

Dulness, in sore throat: Ferr.

Dulness, in spinal disease: Alum.

Dulness, better after urination: Gels., Tereb.

Dulness, with vertigo: Myr. cer., Ptel.; and lassitude, Tereb.

Dulness, with weakness; typhus, Lach.

Dulness, better from cold washing: Calc. p.

Dulness, with inability to find right words: Lil. tig.; ☞ Apathy, Indifference, Torpor

EATS his own feces: Ver. ☞ Food

ECSTASY: Acon., Agar., Ant. c., Cham., Lyss., Phos., Stram., Val.

Ecstasy, in cholera morbus: Jatroph.

Ecstasy, in chorea: Cup. ac., Cup. m.

Ecstasy, periodical: Cic.; twice a day, seems to be dying, Cic.

Ecstasy, with sensitiveness of female sexual organs: Coff.; ☞ Excitement, Exhilaration

EGOTISM (selfishness, self-esteem, self-satisfaction): Act. sp., Ananth., Lach., Med., Plat., Sul.

Egotism, ailments from: Calc., Merc., Sil.

Egotism, in nymphomania: Agar.; ☞ Haughty, Pride

EARNESTNESS: Amm. m., Euphor.

Earnestness, in hemorrhage: Merc.

Earnestness, easily offended: Cina; ☞ Reserved, Serious

EMBARRASSED: ☞ Bashful

EMBRACE; inclination to, everybody, Plat.; every thing, even inanimate objects (religious or nymphomania), Ver.; ☞ Amative, Erotic

EMOTION; ailments from, Gels., Ign., Kreo., Phos. ac., Psor., Sep.; sudden, pleasant, Coff.

Emotion, causes amblyopia (during pregnancy): Ant. t.

Emotion, causes amenorrhœa: Act. rac.

Emotion, causes throbbing in back: Bar. c.

Emotion, causes red cheeks: Caps.

Emotion, sudden, hastens onset of chill: Gels.

Emotion, causes chlorosis: Ign.

Emotion, sudden, causes chorea: Caust.

Emotion, causes convulsions: Op.

Emotion, causes diarrhœa: Gels., Ipec.; with colicky pains, in hysterical females and young girls, Hyos.

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Emotion, causes drowsiness: Phos. ac.

Emotion, causes dyspnœa: Puls.

Emotion, causes emaciation: Samb.

Emotion, causes enteralgia: Castor.

Emotion, in epilepsy; paroxysms excited especially by contradiction, Ast. r.

Emotion, causes epistaxis: Carbo v.

Emotion, causes fainting: Caust., Phos. ac.

Emotion, causes fever: Caps.

Emotion, unpleasant, cause flatulence: Nux m.

Emotion, causes gastralgia: Lyc.

Emotion, causes hæmoptysis: Acon., Tereb.

Emotion, causes headache: Arn., Benz. ac., Lyss.; with headache, and weak memory, Viol.

Emotion, intermittent action of heart: Kali p.

Emotion, nervous or muscular energy of heart is weakened: Mosch.; functional disorder of heart, Cact.; worse from slightest (irritation of cardiac nerves), Collin.; worse (neuralgia cordis), Calc.

Emotion, suppression of lochia: Act. rac.

Emotion, sudden cessation of menses: Lach.

Emotion, causes nausea: Kali c.

Emotion, causes nervous attacks: Kali ph.

Emotion, causes palpitation: Arg. nit., Aur. met.; from pleasurable, Badiag., Calc. a., Dig., Nux v., Sep.; in hyperæmia of brain, Phos.; climaxis, Calab.

Emotion, causes paralysis: Ign., Stann.; agitans, Tarent.

Emotion, causes prosopalgia: Ign., Nitr. sp. d.

Emotion, causes cold shivers: Asar.

Emotion, causes sleeplessness: Caps.

Emotion, sudden, depressing, causes yellow fecal stools, with colic and flatus: Gels.

Emotion, depressing, causes indurated swollen uterus: Carbo a.

ENCHANTED; like one, and beside himself, Stram. ☞ Ecstasy

ENEMY; considers everybody (mania), Merc.

ENERGY; loss of ☞ Laziness

ENNUI: Alum., Cainca, Manc., Nux v., Tarant., Zinc.

Ennui, during menses: Berb.; ☞ Apathy, Dull, Laziness, Torpor

ENVY: Puls., Staph.

EROTIC; with indications of great excitement of sexual system, Phos.; fancies, Ustil.; melancholy, Phos.; thoughts, Con.; ☞ Amative, Amorous, Kissing, Lascivious, Obscene

ESCAPE, desire to: All. sat., Arum t., Ars. met., Bar. c., Bell., Coccul., Cup. m., Dig., Glon., Hyos., Nux v., Op., Sulph., Ver.

Escape, wants to go abroad: Merc.

Escape, with anxiety and apprehension; at night, Merc.

Escape, from bed; loquacious delirium, Crotal.; cerebro-spinal meningitis, Ver.

Escape, from his children: Lyc.

Escape, as if she had committed some crime; with fear, in hysteria, Merc.

Escape, with delirium; in abortion, Coloc.

Escape, in fever; puerperal, Coloc.; typhus, Chlor., Hell.; typhoid, Op.

Escape, from men; by whom he imagines himself surrounded, and who are trying to capture him (delirium tremens), Hyos.

Escape, after pneumonia: Op.

Escape, wants to get out of house: Ver.; during pregnancy, Bar. c.

Escape, in mania puerperalis: Stram.

Escape, tries to throw himself into river: Hell.

Escape, with shrieks (mental derangement): Stram.

Escape, into street (mania): Hyos.; in their shirts gesticulating, dancing, etc., Bell.

Escape, in uterine dementia: Lil. tig.

Escape, avoids vigilance of friends: Chlor.; ☞ Run

EXACTING: Lact. ac.

EXALTATION: Ars. h., Asar., Cann. i., Cub., Cycl., Iodof., Lach., Op., Tarant., Val.

Exaltation, alternating with melancholy: Stram.; in myelitis, Stram.

Exaltation, chorea: Cup. ac., Cup. m.; with depression, Sumb.

Exaltation, before fit in epilepsy: Cann. i.

Exaltation, evening; towards, Ascl. t.; with great loquacity, Mar. v.

Exaltation, with gayety: Cann. i.

Exaltation, with enthusiastic language: Cann. i.

Exaltation, with disposition to laugh at merest trifles: Cann. i.

Exaltation, in merry mania: Stram.

Exaltation, after metrorrhagia: Sep.

Exaltation, causes palpitation: Coff.

Exaltation, with scarlet eruption: Bell.; ☞ Ecstasy, Excitable, Excitement, Exhilaration

EXASPERATED: ☞ Anger, Chagrin, Indignation, Vexation

EXCITABLE: Acon., Asaf., Bell., Bry., Cham., Camph., Carbo v., Coff., Fluor. ac., Guarana, Hyos., Iod., Kreo., Mar. v., Natr. c., Nux v., Plant., Phos., Senecio, Sulph., Sulph. ac., Tell., Tereb.

Excitable, with inclination to anger and to scold: Petrol.

Excitable, in convulsions; children, Cypr., Coff.; puerperal, Coff.

Excitable, with delirium tremens: Nux v.

Excitable, in epilepsy; day before attack, Art. v.

Excitable, with eruptions: Coff.

Excitable, with headache: Kreo.

Excitable, with measles: Coff.

Excitable, during menses; in dysmenorrhœa, Puls.

Excitable, after abuse of mercury: Nitr. ac.

Excitable, in nervous affections: Mar. v.

Excitable, at night; in paralysis, Arn.

Excitable, reflex: Kali br.

Excitable, prevents sleep: Coff., Lyss., Plat.

Excitable, with burning in urethra: Mosch.

Excitable, in prolapsus uteri: Acon.; ☞ Emotion, Excitement, Irritability

EXCITEMENT: Acon., Alum., Amb., Anac., Anthrac., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Asaf., Calad., Cic., Cochl., Con., Glon., Kali br., Kreo., Lyc., Magn. m., Mar. v., Merc., Myr. cerif., Natr. m., Nux v., Sal. ac., Sul., Tarant., Thuya

Excitement, ailments from: Coccul., Coff., Glon.

Excitement, in afternoon; and evening (insanity), Nux v.

Excitement, aggravates: Spong.

Excitement, alternating with; chilliness, Myr. cerif.; gloom, Plumb.; somnolence (diphtheria), Kali br.

Excitement, anxiety; in irritable heart, Asaf.

Excitement, causes aphonia; with hysterical and maniacal symptoms, Stram.

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Excitement, in apoplexy: Coff.

Excitement, causes hysteric asthma: Ars.

Excitement, awakens at night: Berb.

Excitement, bones feel scraped after: Paris.

Excitement, brain; congestion, Chloral.; tense feeling, also of eyes and skin, Paris.

Excitement, stuck to chair during attacks: Arg. nit.

Excitement, as after champagne: Amyg.; followed by sudden insensibility, Amyg.

Excitement, with chilliness: πCean.

Excitement, in cholera infantum: Kali br.

Excitement, in company: Sep.; also walking aggravates troubles in right ovary and groin; particularly worse after a musical evening or party, setting great store by people's opinion, Pallad.

Excitement, causes convulsions; in labor, Act. rac.; of teething children, cold limbs, grinding teeth, Coff.

Excitement, cough; during, Acon., Codein.; worse from, Spong.

Excitement, curses his mother, throws food or medicine across room (general marasmus): Hydras.

Excitement, with wild delirium; in typhoid, Val.

Excitement, in delirium tremens: Chlorof., Zinc.

Excitement, causes physical and mental depression: Con.

Excitement, dreadful; in ciliary neuralgia, followed by depression, Cinch.

Excitement, causes diarrhoea: Cochl., Gels., Sep.; with colicky pains, in hysterical females and young girls, Hyos.

Excitement, causes dysmenorrhoea: Calc.

Excitement, easy: Ferr., Graph., Naja, Sum.; could have beaten anyone without provocation, Plat.; in parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.

Excitement, in epilepsy; before attack, Indig.; causes attacks at any hour, day or night, after fright, Ign.

Excitement, in evening; with distended veins, Carbo v.

Excitement, eyes; weak sight worse, Paris.

Excitement, face; heat of, Aloe; with cold sweat, Iber.

Excitement, fever; during, Anthrac.; inflammatory in children, Coff. t.; puerperal, Cham., Coff., Lach.; typhoid, Val.; yellow, Ars. h.

Excitement, frantic: πAtrop. s., Camph., Kali iod.; in hypochondriasis, Arg. nit.

Excitement, gay: Stram.

Excitement, causes spasmus glottidis: Chlor.

Excitement, causes haemoptysis: Acon.

Excitement, with heat of head: Meph.

Excitement, headache; from, Acet. ac., Codein., Pic. ac.; aggravates constrictive pressure in temples and forehead, Paris.; in megrim with muscular atrophy, Calc.

Excitement, prolapsis ani; worse from, Arn.

Excitement, heart; action of increased, Asaf.; worse from, Collin.

Excitement, internal: Silica

Excitement, with neuralgia of intestines: Gels.

Excitement, as of intoxication: Camph., Kali iod.

Excitement, causes jaundice: Phos.

Excitement, in labor: Coff.

Excitement, lascivious; with painful nocturnal erections, Merc.

Excitement, causes mania; with spasms, Zinc

Excitement, in puerperal mania: Camph., Nux v.

Excitement, in mastitis: Ver. v.

Excitement, menses; before, Kreo., Thuya; during, Magn. m.; brings return of, Calc.

Excitement, causes metrorrhagia: Calc.

Excitement, motions; quick, brusque, performed with uncontrollable zeal, Aurant.

Excitement, caused by music; one hour after copious and general sweat, Tarant.

Excitement, with nausea: Alum.

Excitement, in nervous affections: Val.

Excitement, at night: Ars. s. f., Tarant.; with diarrhoea in dentition, Chloral.; sudden in intestinal catarrh, Chel.; in typhus, Arg. nit.; in urticaria, Cop.

Excitement, from slightest opposition: Ferr.

Excitement, in palpitation: Alum., Cact., Lil. tig., Nitr. ac.; with anxiety, Cocc.; and weeping, Plat.

Excitement, after singing; sad, Con.

Excitement, with sensitiveness of female sexual organs: Coff.

Excitement, feels like shouting: Abrot.

Excitement, sleepless from: Aur. mur., Coca, Coff., Kali ph., Lyss., Phos.

Excitement, with sneezing: Benz. ac.

Excitement, subsiding into stupefaction: Chlorof.

Excitement, sudden; in intestinal catarrh, Chel.

Excitement, increases suffering: Cist., Kob.

Excitement, with constant talking and motion of head and hands; in heart disease, Op.

Excitement, at theatre; brings on mental symptoms, she becomes sleepless, Phos.

Excitement, too great to allow examination of throat: Lac c.

Excitement, trembling: Coccul.; inward, Petrol.; of bowels and nerves, Nux v.

Excitement, over trifles: Lachn.; aphonia, Ferr.

Excitement, causes unconsciousness: Nux m.

Excitement, causes vertigo; especially short time before morning, Nux m.

Excitement, with weakness: Phos.

Excitement, wild: Variol.

Excitement, from every word: Camph.; ☞ Emotions, Excitable, Exhilaration, Irritable

EXHAUSTION: ☞ Mental Exhaustion

EXHILARATION: Anag., Camph., Carbol. ac., Cinnab., Codein., Eucal., Kali br., Kob., Med., Oxal. ac.

Exhilaration, feels better on conversing: Lyss.

Exhilaration, lasting twelve hours, then depression for several days: Ziz.; succeeded by depression and pressure about head, Myr. cer.

Exhilaration, bordering on drunkenness: Carb. s., Ziz.

Exhilaration, after headache: Coca; after pain in vertex had abated, Form.

Exhilaration, at night: Med.

Exhilaration, followed by desire to sleep: Ziz.; ☞ Excitable, Excitement, Emotion, Gay, Joy, Laughing, Merry

EXISTENCES; sense of having two, Cann. i.; ☞ Delusion, double

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EXPLAINING constantly; in mania puerperalis, Nux v.

EXTRAVAGANT ideas: Croc.

EYES, closed: ☞ Delusion, eyes

Eyes, walks with downcast: Cham.

Eyes, evades look of other persons: Stram.

FACES, makes: ☞ Grimaces

Faces, sees: ☞ Delusion, eyes, visions

FANCIES: Bry.

Fancies, extreme excitement of fancy: Anac.

Fancies, frightful: Stram.

Fancies, lively: Coff.

Fancies, morbid; he cannot prevent, Viol.

Fancies, sudden transition: Cann. i.

Fancies, unpleasant, even awake: Rumex

Fancies, vivid with headache: Cinch.; ☞ Delusion, images, visions

FAR AWAY FEELING, with apathy and indifference to future: Syph.

FAULTFINDING disposition: Cycl., Helon., Lact. ac., Nux v., Plat., Sul.

Faultfinding, with leucorrhoea: Calc. p.; ☞ Censorious, Criticising

FEAR (alarm, fearfulness, fright, timidity, terror): Absin., Agnus, Alum., Anac., Ars., Ars. h., Arum m., Art. v., Berb., Bry., Caps., Caust., Chloral., Cic., Coca, Coccul., Con., Croc., Cup. m., Daphne, Elaps., Form., Gels., Glon., Graph., Hydr. ac., Iber., Ign., Kali br., Kali c., Kali ph., Lyc., Lyss., Mosch., Natr. c., Natr. m., Natr. s., Op., Petrol., Phyt., Psor., Puls., Rheum, Spong., Sul., Ver.

Fear, ailments from (including fright): Acon., Act. sp., Apis, Arn., Aur. met., Gels., Glon., Graph., Hyos., Hyper., Ign., Lach., Lyc., Lyss., Natr. m., Op., Phos. ac., Puls., Sep., Ver.

Fear, with soreness in abdomen; after menses, Pallad.

Fear, causes threatened abortion: Act. rac., Sabina; in latter part of pregnancy, Op.

Fear, expressed in actions: Acon.

Fear, of fresh air: Coff.

Fear, of being alone: Ant. t., Calc., Camph., Clem., Hyos., Kali c., Lyss., Merc., Nux v., Stram.; with paroxysm of anguish, also in stormy weather, Phos.; in dyspnoea, Lyc.; during menses, Con.; exalted state of senses, smell, taste, touch, Lyss.; in typhoid, Lyc. ☞ Company, desire for

Fear, causes amenorrhoea: Op.

Fear, of animals: Bufo.; of malicious black dogs or wild animals (mania), Stram.

Fear, causes anorexia: Ign.

Fear, causes aphonia: Op.

Fear, of apoplexy: Arg. met., Coff., Elaps., Ferr., Fluor. ac., Tereb.

Fear, of apparitions: Bell.

Fear, sudden, that she has broken her child's arm, by lifting him; in gastro-enteritis during pregnancy, Lyc.

Fear, on awaking: Natr. m., Spong., Stram.; children before midnight, Cina; in cholera infantum, Stram.; in cholera morbus, Zinc.; as if dreaming, Lyc.; in hydrocephalus, Zinc.; in intermittent, Cina; knows no one (child), Stram.; from night terrors (children), Kali ph.; as if some one were in the room (mania a potu, typhus), Nux v.

Fear, with paralytic pain in small of back: Coccul.

Fear, bed; to go alone, Camph., Caust.; causes jumping out of, Bell.; drives him out of, with violent pain at point in left breast which could not be defined (neuralgia in left phrenic nerve), Stann.; drives him out of, to hide in a closet, Ars.

Fear, of being betrayed: Hyos.

Fear, of bird, which he thought a mouse: Lyss.

Fear, of being bitten: Hyos.

Fear, in hemorrhage of bladder: Canth.

Fear, she will go blind: Sulph.

Fear, brain; of inflammation of, from dulness in head, better by nosebleed, Psor.; irritation of (dentition), Cup. ac.; of softening of, Asaf.

Fear, takes breath away: Ver.

Fear, he will fail in business: Psor.

Fear, in catalepsy: Art. v.

Fear, of censure: Caps.

Fear, causing cerebro-spinal meningitis; acted like a blow, stunning whole nervous system, Op.

Fear, chest; spasmodic constriction of, Cup. m.

Fear, causes nervous chills: Gels.

Fear, of being choked; in inflammation of throat, Hep.

Fear, of cholera: Nitr. ac.; as though cramps in calves would set in, Jatroph.; causes cramps in calves, Lach.; causes diarrhoea, Phos. ac.

Fear, causes chorea: Calc., Caust., Ign., Kali br., Laur., Natr. m., Stram., Zinc.

Fear, chronic: Hyos.

Fear, with sensation of stoppage of circulation; at night, in angina pectoris, Lyc.

Fear, coition; at thought of, Kreo.; during, causing impotence, Sinap.; during, causes long-lasting incontinence of urine, Lyc.

Fear, causes coldness: Ver.

Fear, of concussion; as if he might run against something, Arg. met.

Fear, of conscience; ailments from, Cycl.

Fear, she will lose consciousness; in sunstroke, Thuya

Fear, during confinement: Cup. m.

Fear, constant: Natr. c.

Fear, causes constipation: Op.

Fear of consumption: Calc.

Fear, of a convulsion: Cann. i.

Fear, causes convulsions: Cup. m., Bufo., Caust., Ign., Kali br., Laur., Op., Sec., Stram.; in childbed, Art. v.; face pallid, Kali ph.; hot head with twitching about mouth, Op.; from nursing after fright of mother, Op.; with sudden starts, Lyss.

Fear, as if something were creeping out of every corner: Phos.

Fear, cough; makes worse, Acon.

Fear, with whooping cough: Spong.

Fear, of becoming crazy: Act. rac., Amb., Calc., Cann. i., Chlor., Cup. m., Lil. tig., Lyss., Merc. sol., Nux v., Stram., Syph.; in chorea, Sum.; with crying, Puls.; with headache in vertex, Act. rac.; at night, Merc.; in tertian intermittent, Dig.; after typhoid fever (nervous affections), Manc.; with vertigo, and nervous excitability, Calab.; with restlessness and heat, Chel.; after fright, Ign., Stram. ☞ Crazy

Fear, as if he had committed a crime (cephalalgia): Alum.

Fear, excited by reports of cruelties: Calc.

Fear, causes crying during sleep (pneumonia): Puls.

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Fear, she will be damned: Lach. ☞ Religion

Fear, of unknown dangers: Coccul.

Fear, in dark: Acon., Camph., Cann. i., Carbo a., Med.

Fear, of death: Acon., Act. rac., Agnus, All. sat., Ars., Bry., Bufo., Cact., Calc., Camph., Caps., Coccul., Cup. m., Cycl., Fluor. ac., Gels., Kali c., Lyc., Med., Mygale, Nitr. ac., Op., Phos., Psor., Puls., Rhus, Sec., Squilla; in abortion, Coff.; with alternate laughing and weeping, after anger, Plat.; in amenorrhoea, Plat.; in angina pectoris, Acon.; with cancer of rectum, although examination reveals nothing abnormal, Plat.; in cholera, Cup. ac., Cup. m.; in whooping cough (pertussis), Anac.; that those in house will kill him (delirium tremens), Act. rac.; saw wires encaging him (delirium tremens), Act. rac.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br.; in epistaxis, Croc.; face anxious, Lac c.; in tertian intermittent fever, Dig.; in haemoptysis, Acon.; with anxiety of heart and mind, Psor.; with pains along heart, extending to nape of neck, left shoulder and arm, Naja; in hysteralgia, Cact.; during labor pains, Acon., Coff.; with satiety of life, Nitr. ac., Plat.; with loquacity, and anxiety in region of heart, Acon.; with melancholy, Plat.; menses irregular, Dig.; in metrorrhagia, Coff.; in paralysis, Caust.; with anxiety about praecordia, Acon., Plat.; during pregnancy, Acon.; with prolapsus uteri, Acon.; in uterine hemorrhage, Plat.; with sadness, Vinca; after scarlatina, Hell.; in smallpox, Phos. ac.; with pain in root of tongue and throat, before going to sleep, Kali iod.

Fear, with longing for death; hyperaemia of brain, Aur. met.

Fear, almost delirium; caused by violent beating of carotid and temporal arteries, Aur. mur.

Fear, in delirium: Stram.

Fear, in diabetes: Natr. s.

Fear, causes diarrhoea: Arg. nit., Gels., Ign., Kali ph., Op.; after fright, Ver.; with cutting, griping, Acon.; with internal heat and external coldness of body, Puls.

Fear, of approaching disaster: Elat.

Fear, of disease: Arg. nit., Bufo., Eup. pur.; of impending, evening in bed, Carbol. ac.; of a long spell of sickness before dying, in old men, Cic.; that symptoms indicate internal organic (in both sexes), Lil. tig.; of approaching illness, Iris; that he would be very ill when waking in morning, with dull throbbing headache (bilious remittent fever), Pod.

Fear, she will become distracted; from pain in suppurating fingers, Cepa.

Fear, of dogs; attacking him, in delirium, Stram.; in hydrocephaloid, Tuberc.; of black dogs, Bell., Stram.

Fear, of dreams; fantastic, Calc.; terrible, Nux v., Sulph.

Fear, drug; thought of having taken, brings on faintness, Asaf.

Fear, of drunkards: Kali ph.

Fear, she will become unable to perform her duties: Lac. c.

Fear, causes spasmodic dyspnoea: Cup. m.

Fear, easily frightened: Ang., Ant. t., Arg. nit., Arn., Bar. c., Calc., Calend., Carbo a., Carbo v., Kali c., Kali ph., Nitr. ac., Op., Puls., Sabad., Samb., Sep.

especially on falling asleep (hysteria), Aur. met.; often wakes (enlargement of heart), Cact.; affection of liver, Magn. m.; in menorrhagia, Nux v.; starts up, Lyc.; in spermatorrhoea, Phos.; in typhoid, Ver.

Fear, about going into a new enterprise: Sil.

Fear, with sudden jerks in epigastrium: Calc.

Fear, causes epilepsy: Agar., Art. v., Bufo., Calc., Caust., Ign., Indig., Stram.; in childbed, Art. v.; during menses, Arg. nit.; in child, if nursing mother has fright, Bufo.; after attack timid, Indig.; frightened during intervals, Cup. m.

Fear, with desire to escape; as if she had committed some crime (hysteria), Merc.

Fear, of every one: Puls.; who approaches him, shrinking (scarlatina), Cup. ac.; and everything about her, Acet. ac.; even at ringing of door bell, Lyc.

Fear, in evening: Ant. t., Calc., Phos.; late, as if a horrible face were looking out of every corner, Phos.; in dark, Val.; and night, Merc.

Fear, eyes; timidly withdraws to farthest corner of room, with eyes cast down, upon entrance of physician, Nux v.; timid look, Manc.; of everything it sees (child, inflammation of brain), Calc.; fears she will lose her sight, Nux v.

Fear, face expresses; during pregnancy, Acon.; causes red spots, Amm. c.

Fear, causes fainting: Ver.; on going from one room to another, full of company, Plumb.

Fear, of falling: Cup. m., Stram.; forward on rising, Curar.; child starts, grasps nurse or crib, screams out, Gels.; in meningitis, Gels.; worse in a close, warm room, better in fresh air, though he is then chilly, Lil. tig.; holds on to nurse (scarlatina), Cup. ac.; during sleep, Coff.; down stairs, Lac c.; headlong with vertigo, as if he would have apoplexy, Zinc.; when walking (veta), Coca; everything is falling on her, Stram.

Fear, with fatigue: Phos.

Fear, after fright: Op., Ver.

Fear, feeling of: Xan.; after, Calc. p.; not mental but bodily, Glon.

Fear, bedclothes or house would catch fire (scarlatina): Cup. ac.

Fear, attacks pass from feet over body: Calc.; cries out when touched on feet, Kali c.

Fear, fever; from, Chen. a.; with typhoid, Cham.; yellow, Merc., Sul.

Fear, of gallows: Bell.

Fear, in gastralgia: Cham., Lyc.

Fear, of ghosts: Acon., Ran. b.; with praecordial anguish, Plat.; when evening comes with dread, Puls.; in evening, with anguish, Lyc.

Fear, followed by grief: Ign.

Fear, caused by hallucinations: Stram.

Fear, something will happen; sad or terrible, Calc.; dreadful, cannot sit still, Amyl.; to his relatives, evening in bed, Ars.; on awaking, Lyss.; as if something had happened, Med.; evil, Niccol.; in uterine hemorrhage, Plat.; before he got home, Zing.; all day, better after going to bed, Magn. c. ☞ Apprehension, Dread

Fear, haunted by: Nux v.

Fear, head; causes chronic congestion

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Phos. ac.; at throbbing of, Amyl.; causes heavy feeling in forehead, Rhus

Fear, of heart disease: Lil. tig.; causes trembling of heart and sadness, Nux m.; with heart disease, Spong.; with pain at heart, Daphne; with pain at heart, 10 A.M. and 4 to 6 P.M., Sinap.; after endocarditis, Coccul.

Fear, with heat: Spong.

Fear, hides in corners: Hyos.

Fear, of hydrophobia; after being bitten, Lyss.

Fear, causes hysteria: Sabad., Stram., Tarant., Val.

Fear, about imaginary evils: Laur., Iod.; wants to run away, Bell.

Fear, of being injured: Hyos.; would not stay in bed (scarlatina), Cup. ac.; in traumatic shock, Gels.

Fear, introspective, after: Ign.

Fear, with irritability; fungus haematodes, Phos.

Fear, causes jaundice: Acon.

Fear, she is jostling against everyone she meets (during pregnancy): Acon.

Fear, of knives or the like, lest she should kill herself or others: Nux v.; thinks how horrible it would be if a sharp pain like a knife should go through her, on lying down (lyssophobia), causing mental distress, Lac c.

Fear, in labor pains: Acon., Op.

Fear, causes leucorrhoea; in young girls before menses are fairly established, Puls.

Fear, with satiety of life, particularly in company (hysteria): Lyc.

Fear, limbs; painful rigidity of, Bry.; starts in all his limbs on hearing an anxious cry, Bor.; trembling of, Op.

Fear, his lips will grow together: Stram.

Fear, liver; of inflammation of, Cainca; in affections of liver, Magn. m.

Fear, not to have wherewithal to live: Bry.; he cannot make a living, Chlor.

Fear, of not being able to bear any kind of medicine: All. sat.

Fear, with melancholy: Crotal., Plumb.; causes melancholy, Stram.

Fear, causes loss of memory: Anac.

Fear, of men: Aloe; with delirium, Plat.

Fear, menses; after, Phos.; during, Coff.; scanty or suppressed from, Nux m.; if interfered with, worse during menses (convulsions), Oenan.; suppressed, Act. sp., Calc., Lyc., Op.; with melancholia, Rhus

Fear, timorous: Bell.

Fear, in mania; with fear, Cup. m.; after fright, Ign., Plat., Stram.; imagined he was to be killed, struck friends who came to help him (malignant scarlatina), Stram.

Fear, of mirrors: Camph.

Fear, of misfortunes: Calc., Clem. ☞ happen

Fear, approach of some monster; appeals for help alternate in short periods with lively, active, vivid, delirium, Stram.; sits and looks under chairs, tables, sofa, expecting yet dreading to see some monster creep forth, and feeling that if it does it will drive her raving mad, only in the light, Lac c.

Fear, in morning: Graph.

Fear, of bad news; afterwards weak, Calc. p.

Fear, at night: Bell., Merc.; of children, Chloral.; of children with screaming, followed by squinting, Kali br.; of ghosts (worm affections), Carbo v.

with grief, Merc.; with intestinal spasms, Op.; in tubercular meningitis, Tuberc.

Fear, of noise: Coff., Nux v.; at door makes him anxious, Aur. met.; in left ear starts, Millef.; after nocturnal emission, Aloe

Fear, at noon; better in evening, Zinc.

Fear, that people will observe her confusion of mind: Calc.

Fear, causes hot risings in oesophagus: Hyper.

Fear, with palpitation: Merc.; especially at night (Basedow's disease), Spong.; causes palpitation, Puls., Op.; in angina pectoris, Aur. mur.

Fear, in diseased pancreas: Atrop. s.

Fear, of paralysis: Anac., Arn., Asaf.

Fear, during paroxysm, puerperal eclampsia: Coccul.

Fear, people; to go where there are many, or excitement, Acon.; to see people (mental derangement), Kali br.

Fear, as if persecuted; by men or the devil on account of crimes which he had never committed (delirium tremens), Zinc.

Fear, in incipient phthisis: Tuberc.

Fear, by presence of physician (after typhoid): Stram.

Fear, especially at piano: Phos.

Fear, as if he was in a strange place: Cic.

Fear, in pleuritis; with plastic exudation, Hep.

Fear, of pointed things; pins, etc., Spig.

Fear, of being poisoned: All. sat., Ars. m., Hyos., Kali bi., Rhus; with spirits of camphor (nymphomania), Apis; in puerperal mania, Ver. v.; fears she has been, Glon.; fears medicine is poison, Lach.

Fear, worse from, during pregnancy: Nux m.

Fear, of being punished; (child), Camph.

Fear, of rain: Elaps.

Fear, of losing reason: ☞ crazy

Fear, causes restlessness: Ign.

Fear, she will come to ruin: Sul.

Fear, with running about: Ver.

Fear, with sadness; (climaxis), Kali br.; sad thoughts, Rhus

Fear, scarlet fever: Calad.

Fear, of shadows from candlelight (child): Calc.

Fear, of cutting himself while shaving: Calad.

Fear, with wild shrieks: Ver.

Fear, shrinks back; on awaking, Stram.; on seeing anyone (hysterical convulsions), Stram.

Fear, of sickness: ☞ disease

Fear, with sighing: Rhus

Fear, sleep; afraid to go to, Nux m.; afraid to go to, for fear he will die before he awakes, Lach.; after nightmare, lest she die, Led.

Fear, on slumbering: Hep.; during sleep, Hep.; causes sleepless nights, Puls.; disturbs sleep at 3 A.M., Ars.; causes insomnia, Ign.

Fear, of smallpox: Vacc.

Fear, of society: Cic. ☞ Company, aversion

Fear, of being sold: Hyos.

Fear, she will lose her soul: ☞ Religion

Fear, of evil spirits: Manc.

Fear, of being spoken to; (mental derangement), Kali br.

Fear, with starting: Op., Ver.; easily, Bar. c.

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at approach of others, Bell.; on falling asleep, Nitr. ac.; in sleep, Calc. p.; from sleep, Hyos.; child in croup, Phos.; incipient basilar meningitis, Kali br.

Fear, to starve: Bry., Sep.

Fear, stool; involuntary, Phos.; also urine, especially at night, Phos.; green gushing, exhausting, Ver.

Fear, before strangers: Stram.; while teething, Cup. m.

Fear, street; if passing a certain corner or building he will drop down (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.

Fear, of being struck by those coming towards him; gout, Arn.

Fear, of suffocation: Lobel. i., Stram.; she will die of, Spong.; with asthma, Phos.; on motion, with dyspnoea, Spig.; drives out of bed at night (emansio mensium), Dig.; with palpitation, awakens after midnight, Spong.; causes suffocative attacks, with bloated bluish face, Samb.

Fear, causes inclination to suicide: Ars.; fear that she might commit, with continuous crying, Puls.

Fear, of surgeon: Coff.

Fear, from pleasant surprises: Coff.

Fear, with sweat: Spong.

Fear, taciturn after: Ign.

Fear, to talk with anyone: Paeonia

Fear, causes tetanus: Ign.

Fear, of thieves on waking after midnight: Ign.

Fear, torticollis after: Nux v.

Fear, of touching parts (arthritic pain): Phos. ac.; of possibility of being touched (gout), Arn.; in sensitive places, Tell.

Fear, trembling; and clonic spasms, Plat.; of, limbs with oppression of respiration, worse evening after eating, change of temperature, especially heat to cold, Ran. b.

Fear, worse in twilight: Rhus

Fear, causes retention of urine: Op.

Fear, causes prolapsus uteri: Op.; fear of everything dropping through, Lil. tig.

Fear, vague; cephalalgia, Alum.

Fear, causes vertigo: Crotal., Op.

Fear, with vexation, ailments from: Coff., Petrol.

Fear, caused by visions of old repulsive persons (hysteria): Kali c.

Fear, voice husky: Bar m.; weak, Bar. m.

Fear, cannot be persuaded to work: Con.

Fear, she may commit some wrong and kill herself: Merc.; ☞ Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Solicitude

FICKLE: Apis, Asaf., Nux m. ☞ Changeable, Fitful

FIDGETY: ☞ Chap. 36

FILTH; wallows in his own (mania), Camph.

FISTS; doubling as if in furious anger, Calc.; makes (spasms after fright), Ign.

FIRE; attempts to set house on (scabies), Hep.; thinks and talks of, Calc.

FITFUL: Cinch., Cypr., Magn. m., Nux m.; in chronic headache, Iod. ☞ Changeable, Fickle

FLATTERED, wants to be: Pallad.

FLIES, tries to catch: Stram.

FLIGHTY: ☞ Delirium

FOOD, refuses: Viol.; saying one who does not work should not eat, but driven by hunger he tried to procure it secretly (melancholia), Arg. nit.

aversion to (affection of brain), Glon.; must be forcibly administered (melancholia religiosa), Kali ph.

FOOLISH (silly): Hyos., Paris., Phos.; things does (intermittent), Cinch.; behaves like mad, Hyos.; like a fool, Stram.

FOREBODINGS, with brain fag: Natr. m.

Forebodings, constant: Natr. c.

Forebodings, dark; takes dark views of things, Kali ph.

Forebodings, about his disease in regard to future: Sep.

Forebodings, of impending disaster: Puls.

Forebodings, in dysmenorrhoea: Natr. m.

Forebodings, evenings lying in bed: Ars.

Forebodings, evil: Psor.

Forebodings, fearful; with cold sweat, wakes in night (parenchymatous metritis), Lac c.

Forebodings, gloomy: Stilling.

Forebodings, of attack interrupted playing; (chorea), Caust.; ☞ Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Fear, Uneasiness

FORGETFUL: Act. rac., Agnus, Amm. c., Arum t., Bar. c., Bell., Calad., Calc., Calc. p., Cain., Canth., Caps., πCarbol. ac., Cinnab., Cinnam., Colch., Con., Cornus, Form., Graph., Gymn., Lac c., Lil. tig., Millef., Merc., Natr. a., Nux m., Op., Petrol., Phos., Plat., Psor., Ptel., Rhus, Rhus v., Sal. ac., Sarrac., Stront., Tabac., Tell., Thuya, Zinc., Zing.

Forgetful, loses appetite (melancholy): Anac.

Forgetful, in business: Fluor. ac.; crept into a corner and said he must sleep, could not sleep but still remained lying down, Jamb.; remembers all he had forgotten, during slumber, Selen.

Forgetful, of dates: Con., Fluor. ac.

Forgetful, of what she is going to do; in postpartum hemorrhage, Cann. s., Carbol. ac.; what he has just intended to do, Card. m.; what she wants to do or has done, Chel.; from one moment to next what she wishes to do, Manc.; what he has done a short time ago, Calc. p.

Forgetful, of everything except dreams; melancholy after mortification), Ign.

Forgetful, in evening: Fluor. ac., Form.

Forgetful, of almost everything: Fluor. ac.

Forgetful, friends and relatives: Lyss.

Forgetful, during fever: Guaraea; after heat, Pod.; words during chill, Pod.; in typhus, Arn., Coccul.; in headache, Alum.; after attacks, Magn. p.

Forgetful, of figures, names and places (incipient stage of senile dementia): Crotal.

Forgetful, in hysteria: Anac.

Forgetful, of everything immediately: Dig.

Forgetful, after meals: Sulph.

Forgetful, in morning; on awaking, unable to go on with her dressing, constantly requires reminding, Thuya

Forgetful, makes him morose (melancholy after typhus): Anac.

Forgetful, especially of names: Crotal., Guaiac.; later of words and initial letters, Med.

Forgetful, after nosebleed: Kreo.

Forgetful, on making notes; he mistakes right for left, Fluor. ac.

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Forgetful, in ozaena: Aur. met.

Forgetful, in old people: Lyc.

Forgetful, of what she has read; even previous line, Med.

Forgetful, cannot remember what he is reading or talking about: Hydras.

Forgetful, in religious mania; during lucid moments, Puls.

Forgetful, of what he is about to say: Hyper., Lil. tig., Mez., Rhod.; after commencing sentence, πAtrop. s.; in pneumonia, Sulph.; in post-partum hemorrhage, Cann. s.

Forgetful, of everything he has seen: Anac.

Forgetful, as if he had forgotten something, and does not know what: Iod.

Forgetful, of syllables and entire words when writing: Colch.

Forgetful, how to talk: Kali br.

Forgetful, of what he has just thought: Coccul.

Forgetful, of connection of consecutive thoughts; after consciousness is restored (apoplexy), Op.

Forgetful, of words: Med.; when talking, Ham.; just spoken, Carbo a.; of last, Cann. i.; fail him in middle of speech, Bar. c. ☞ Memory

FRANTIC, almost; in her appeals, πAtrop. s.; coryza after mercury, Kali iod.

Frantic, attacks make her (colic): Aloe

Frantic, during chill; changes position (ague), Rhus

Frantic, in headache: Glon.; from pain in meningitis, Gels.

Frantic, from least noise: Zinc.

Frantic, in toothache: Coff. ☞ Frenzy, Rage

FRENZY: Agar., Agnus, Stram.

Frenzy, in fever: Anag.

Frenzy, headache; from intolerable pain, Ars.

Frenzy, causing to injure himself: Agar.

Frenzy, in mania; after melancholy, Gels.

Frenzy, maniacal; hair dishevelled, Gels.; with loss of consciousness, Camph.

Frenzy, menacing: Agar.

Frenzy, in meningitis: Stram.

Frenzy, mischievous: Agar.

Frenzy, in peritonitis: Atrop.

Frenzy, after pneumonia: Op. ☞ Frantic, Rage

FRETFUL: Ascl. t., Berb., Bell., Camph., Calend., Caulo., Caust., Cham., Chel., Cic., Cina, Cinnab., Coccus, Coff., Guaiac., Graph., Helon., Hydr. ac., Kali bi., Kali br., Kali ph., Mang., Natr. m., Niccol., Ol. an., Oleand., Plat., Puls., Rhus, Samb., Spong., Sulph. ac., Thuya, Verbas.

Fretful, in abscess; after vaccination, Apis

Fretful, on awaking; will not be pacified, intermittent, Cina

Fretful, in bronchitis; dentition, Kreos.

Fretful, child must be carried: Cham.

Fretful, cough excites: Cina

Fretful, in whooping cough: Cup. ac.

Fretful, in evening: Lyss., Zinc.

Fretful, fever; during (diarrhoea), Sulph.; in intermittent, Ipec.

Fretful, in headache: Ars.

Fretful, in melancholia: Kali c.

Fretful, in tubercular meningitis: Tuberc.

Fretful, in mind affections: Hep.

Fretful, in miscarriage: Caulo.

Fretful, in morning: Amm. m.; and sleepy, Calad.

Fretful, at night; sick babies, Psor.; with frightful visions, Camph.

Fretful, from pain; tonsillitis, Merc. iod. flav.

Fretful, passionate; affection of mind, Hep.

Fretful, peevish; with ill humor, Staph.

Fretful, in pityriasis versicolor: Mez.

Fretful, quietly (child): Coff.

Fretful, in rachitis: Calc.

Fretful, rigid from (child): Puls.

Fretful, in scarlatina: Calc.

Fretful, with dirty yellow, greasy skin: Psor.

Fretful, after sleep (chronic inflammation of eyes and otorrhoea after vaccination): Thuya

Fretful, before stool: Bor.

Fretful, cries when touched; child (diarrhoea, colic), Ant. c.

Fretful, at trifles: Aspar., Ptel. ☞ Cross, Irritable, Peevish

FRIGHT: ☞ Fear

FRIVOLOUS: Arn.

FROLICSOME behavior; changing to sorrow, Nux m.

FUN, full of: Cann. i.; in chronic diarrhoea, Calc. ☞ Cheerful, Happy, Hilarity, Gay, Joy, Laughing, Merry

FURY: Phos., Anac., Melil.

Fury, in cerebro-spinal meningitis: Canth.

Fury, as if drunk: Oenan.; in typhoid, Op.

Fury, when something to eat was offered: Ars.

Fury, epileptic, before attack: Ind.

Fury, had to be held: Bell.

Fury, in insanity: Tarant.

Fury, lascivious: Hyos. ☞ Anger, Frenzy, Rage, Violence

FUTURE, fear of: ☞ Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Foreboding

GAY: Acon., Ananth., Ant. t., Croc., Fluor. ac., Guarana, Hydrocot., Op., Tarant.

Gay, alternately with depression: Agar., Nux m.; in whooping cough, Cupr. m. ☞ Changeable mood

Gay, in afternoon: Ast. r.

Gay, ineffectual desire to be; with nausea, Manc.

Gay, thoughtless: Arn. ☞ Cheerful, Happy, Hilarity, Joy, Laughing, Merry

GESTURES: Plat.

Gestures, angry; in night walking, Meph.

Gestures, in delirium; pneumonia, Phos.

Gestures, disgusting, immodest: Hyos.; in imbecility, Merc. ☞ Obscene

Gestures, foolish: Bell., Ver.; mimicry, Cup. m.; grotesque, puerperal mania, Nux v.

Gestures, with thoughtlessness: Mosch.

Gestures, frightful; on awaking (scabies), Hep.

Gestures, lively: Hyos.

Gestures, ludicrous: Bell., Cic., Stram.; in chorea, Cup. m.

Gestures, in mental derangement; after amenorrhoea, Coccul.

Gestures, ridiculous; like a clown, Hyos.

Gestures, strange: Camph., Nux m.; as if possessed, Stram.

Gestures, wild: Camph. ☞ Active, Antics, Tricks

GLOOMY: Abrot., Aesc. h., Arg. nit., Amm. c., Asar., Calc., Dig., Ham., Helon., Magn. c., Phos., Phyt., Plumb., Polyg., Polyp., Puls., Rhus v., Sars., Sil.

Gloomy, alternating with; cheerfulness, Cinch., Med.; frantic delirium, Plumb.; with excitement, Con., Plumb.; serenity, Cinch. bol.

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Gloomy, with apprehension and fretful mood: Plat.

Gloomy, for days, then excited: Con.

Gloomy, in diabetes: Helon.

Gloomy, yet unwilling to die; in hæmoptysis, Acal.

Gloomy, with drowsiness: Calc. p.

Gloomy, with fainting: Lach.

Gloomy, in ague: Polyp.

Gloomy, forebodings: Phos. ☞ Apprehension, Dread, Foreboding

Gloomy, as from internal grief: Amm. m.

Gloomy, as headache gets worse; parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.

Gloomy, with heavy expression: Collin.

Gloomy, in hepatic derangements: Lept.

Gloomy, mania: Lyss.

Gloomy, after mortification: Puls.

Gloomy, threatening paralysis; of legs, Ang.

Gloomy, weighted down, with suicidal mood: Aur. met., Spig.; better by tears, Med.

Gloomy, walking in air, and in evening: Sep.; ☞ Depression, Grief, Hypochondriasis, Melancholy, Sadness

Grasping, at one's clothing; in frightened manner, (convulsions, child), Cic.; which she puts into mouth, Calc.

Grasping, flocks: ☞ Picking at flocks

Grasping, greedily; with both hands, anything offered him, Hyos.

Grasping, with hands: Calc. p.

Grasping, everything within reach and thrusts into mouth; child, Sul.

Grasping, others: Camph.

Grasping, quickly; thinks he has seized a thing before touching it, if he holds the object does not feel that he has hold of it, Stram.

Grasping, wrong things: Lyss.

Greedy: Lyc., Sep.

Grave: ☞ Serious

Grief, causes pain in abdomen; hæmatemesis, Natr. m.

Grief, causes agalactia: Caust.

Grief, ailments from: Amm. m., Anac. or., Ant. c., Aur. met., Calc. p., Clem., Coccul., Colch., Con., Cycl., Lobel. c., Gels., Graph., Ign., Phos. ac., Tarant.; from long-lasting chronic headache, face and toothache, chorea, Caust.; particularly with drowsiness, Op., Phos. ac.

Grief, from dissapointed love causes apoplexy: Phos.

Grief, causes smarting pain in back: Naja

Grief, when thinking of his business in morning: Puls.

Grief, causes cerebro-spinal meningitis: Op.

Grief, causes chorea: Ign.

Grief, causes colic in pregnancy: Ars.

Grief, causes chronic complaints long lasting: Lach.

Grief, about consequences: Staph.

Grief, constitution undermined by: Phos.

Grief, causes convulsions: Op.; clonic, in face and limbs, Ars.

Grief, causes delusions (climaxis): Zinc.

Grief, causes dyspepsia: Cypr.

Grief, causes epilepsy: Hyos.

Grief, with fear at night: Merc.

Grief, from wounded feelings: Cham., Ign.

Grief, fever; in childbed, Coloc.; typhoid, Cham., Phos. ac.

Grief, fits of: Asaf.

Grief, after fright: Ign.

Grief, hair falls off: Phos. ac.

Grief, causes headache: Aur. met., Phos.; occipital, and in nape of neck, Phos. ac.; chronic congestion, Phos. ac.; vertex burning, Calc.; vertex burning, hot, Phos.; pain on top of head as if brain were crushed, Phos. ac.

Grief, intermittent action of heart: Kali ph.

Grief, aggravates hydrophobia: Lyss.

Grief, with jealousy: Hyos.

Grief, over insults (convulsions): Op.

Grief, causes jaundice: Phos. ac.

Grief, from unhappy love: ☞ Love

Grief, causes mental disturbances: Plat.

Grief, causes palpitation: Op.

Grief, causes paresis of legs: Natr. m.

Grief, about past events: Plat.

Grief, after losing persons or objects: Ign.

Grief, causes dragging and anxiety in præcordia: Naja

Grief, quiet; following anger, Ign.

Grief, roars involuntarily after: Ars.

Grief, sensitiveness to: Coccul.

Grief, with sighing: Act. rac.

Grief, silent: Cycl., Ign.; with indignation, Coloc.; with unhappy love, Ign.; with submissiveness, Puls.

Grief, causes sleeplessness: Ign., Natr. m.

Grief, suppressed causes epilepsy: Ign.

Grief, over trifles: Bar. c.

Grief, weakness from: Guarana, Phos. ac.; ☞ Depression, Gloomy, Hypochondriasis, Melancholy, Sadness

Grimaces: Plat., Stram., Ver. v.

Groaning: Camph., Cham., Coccul., Crotal., Ipec., Kali br., Mur. ac., Ver.

Groaning, during breathing; in pericarditis, Colch.

Groaning, in cholera: Cup. ac.

Groaning, constant: Mang., Merc.

Groaning, at beginning and ending of puerperal convulsions: Ign.

Groaning, in whooping cough: Cup. ac.

Groaning, in epilepsy: Sil.

Groaning, fever, during heat: Puls.

Groaning, in headache: Act. rac.; periosteal, Mez.

Groaning, effect of wounded honor: Nux. v.

Groaning, in hysteria; occasional, Hydr. ac.

Groaning, loud: Stram.

Groaning, during menses: Ars.

Groaning, with nausea: Lac def.

Groaning, in old age: Bar. c.

Groaning, in scarlatina: Kali c.

Groaning, during sleep: Coff., Ipec., Lyc., Op., Puls., Sulph.; in cholera, Mur. ac.; incipient basilar meningitis, Kali br.

Groaning, with sleeplessness: Crotal.

Groaning, stretch out in a stiff, rigid manner, difficult breathing: Coff.

Groaning, with thirst; during fever, Pod.

Groaning and grasping at throat: Stram. ☞ Moaning

Grudge, inclined to have a secret: Zinc.

Grumble, disposed to; with headache, Aur. met. ☞ Complaining, Discontent

Happy: Cic., Fluor. ac., Iod., Sul.

Happy, alternating with gloom: ☞ Gloomy

Happy, jumps out of bed: Cic.

Happy, foolish: Sul.

Happy, can appear, but looks down when on street; nocturnal emissions, Diosc.

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Happy, with continued smiling; in chorea, Sum.

Happy, after stool: Natr. s. ☞ Cheerful, Gay, Joy, Merry

Hardhearted: Anac.

Harsh, with headache: Lyss.; in melancholia, Kali iod. ☞ Vindictive

Hasty (hurried): Acon., Aur. met., Bry., Camph., Carbo a., Hep., Merc. v., Natr. m., Nux v., Stram., Sul. ac.

Hasty, yet feels no ambition: Lil. tig.

Hasty, with short breath: Caust.

Hasty, with chill: Cann. s.

Hasty, in chlorosis: Natr. m.

Hasty, in eclampsia: Ars.

Hasty, gets fatigued: Med.

Hasty, head; muddled feeling, Ptel.; with racking pain, Ptel.

Hasty, heart; with anxiety and fluttering, Natr. m.

Hasty, with ill humor: Thuya

Hasty, involuntary; when taking hold of anything and when walking, Sul.

Hasty, with lassitude and weariness: Ptel.

Hasty, in puerperal mania; in action and speech, Camph.

Hasty, in prolapsus uteri: Arg. nit.

Hasty, walks to and fro; cannot be amused by thinking or reading, Lil. tig.

Hasty, worse when hurried: Coff.

Hates: Calc., Lac c., Natr. m.

Hates, owner of dog that bit her, with inclination to utter maledictions which shock her: Lyss.

Hates, his fellow-beings: Led.; repels every one, Aloe; because they offend him, Natr. m.

Hates, women: Puls.; ☞ Aversion, Company, Malice, Rancor, Spiteful, Vindictive

Haughty (arrogant): Lyc., Ferr., Plat.

Haughty, during pregnancy: Ver.

Haughty, with religiousness: Plat.; ☞ Pride

Headstrong: ☞ Obstinate

Heaven, feels as if in: Calc. a.; ☞ Peace, Serenity

Heaviness: Atrop. s., Chrom. ac., Nitr. ac., Sarrac.; it seems as if he cannot prevent falling, Eup. pur.

Helpless, feels like an infant: Hell.

Hesitation: Crotal., Graph.; ☞ Bashful, Reserved

Hide, desire to: Chlor.; in chorea, Cup. m.

Hide, convulsions; under bedclothes, and peeps timidly from under, after fright, Ign.

Hide, in delirium: Stram.

Hide, in puerperal mania: Puls.

Hide, in measles: Stram.

Hide, during pregnancy; to escape from a little grey man, who wanted to pull out her leg, Puls.; ☞ Escape, Run

Hilarity: Anag., Bell., Croc, Ferr. ph., Fluor. ac., Lyc., Therid.

Hilarity, alternating; with dulness, Jab.; with fearful mood (sciatica, probably hysterical, and due to retrolateral version of uterus), Nux m.

Hilarity, with buffoonery and subsequent angry savageness, or tearful sorrow (mental derangement): Op.

Hilarity, with chorea; every seven days, Croc.

Hilarity, in erotomania: Plat.

Hilarity, in evening: Cinch. bol., Lachn.

Hilarity, stupid: Arund. ☞ Cheerful, Gay, Laughing, Merry

Hold, takes: ☞ Grasping

Home, as if away from, in midst of strangers (epilepsy): Ast r.

Home, feels that everything has changed; hypochondriasis, Arg. nit.

Home, desire to go; and when there, to go out, Calc. p., Cup. ac.; in insanity, Calc.; in typhus, Bry.

Homesick: Aur. met., Carbo a., Eup. pur., Hell., Kali ph., Magn. m., Merc., Natr. m., Senecio, Sil.

Homesick, ailments from: Clem.; particularly with drowsiness, Phos. ac.

Homesick, with red cheeks: Caps.

Homesick, hot feeling in fauces: Caps.

Homesick, in mental derangement: Manc.

Homesick, with sleeplessness: Caps.

Homesick, with weeping: Phos. ac.

Honor, effects of wounded: Ign., Nux v.; insanity, hysteria, Ver.

Hopefulness; sanguine of recovery, Sang.

Hopeless: Act. sp., Apis, Ars., Aur. m., Bar. c., Bell., Calc., Caust., Cham., Lach., Nitr. ac., Psor., Ver.

Hopeless, in colic: Ant. t.

Hopeless, after concussion: Arn.

Hopeless, in diphtheria: Natr. a.

Hopeless, in fever; intermittent, Ant. t.; especially after typhus, better from nosebleed, Psor.

Hopeless, about future: Natr. m.

Hopeless, all night: Lith.

Hopeless, in paralysis: Caust.

Hopeless, of recovery: Calc.; typhus, Bapt.; ☞ Depression, Despair, Courage, want of, Gloominess, Hypochondriasis, Melancholy, Sadness

Howls: Nux v.

Howls, in phlegmonous erysipelas: Ver. v.

Howls, in facial neuralgia: Verbas.

Howls, all night: Ver.

Howls, as from rage (children): Bell.; ☞ Screaming, Shrieking, Weeping

Humor: ☞ Ill humor

Humiliation, dreams about; in evening, Asar.

Humiliation, painful sense of: Cinch. bol.

Hurry: ☞ Hasty

Hydrophobia: Acet. ac., Arg. nit., Aspar., Bell., Canth., Chlor., Crotal., Curar., Hyos., Lach., Lyss., Sabad., Stram., Tereb., Ver.

Hydrophobia, frequently speaks with a remarkably quick and sharp articulation of the impending result: Lyss.

Hydrophobia, spasms renewed by contact: Bell.

Hydrophobia, the mere idea of fluids may cause a paroxysm: Lyss.

Hydrophobia, screams or howls in a high voice: Stram.

Hydrophobia, of sheep: Apis, Lyss.

Hydrophobia, water; could not hear mentioned without shudder of fear, Lyss.

Hyperæsthesia, emotional: Guarana; ending in depression and torpor, Ign.; ☞ Excitable, Senses, Sensitive, Impressibility