1. Mind and Disposition pp. 62–72
Mental exertion, difficult: Berb., Sil., Zinc.
Mental exertion, causes dyspepsia: Cypr.
Mental exertion, ears; tinnitus, Caust.
Mental exertion, eyes; letters run together, Arg. nit.
Mental exertion, flushed face: Cup. m.; prosopalgia, Ign.
Mental exertion, causes fainting: Nux v.
Mental exertion, fatigues: Abrot., Acon., Aur. met., Coccul., Con., Graph., Ign., Pic. ac., Selen.; also conversation, Abrot.; affects head, Puls.
Mental exertion, gastric complaints: Nux m.
Mental exertion, causes headache: Cain., Nux v., Aur. met., Crotal., Lach., Natr. c., Natr. m., Nux m., Psor., Ptel., Puls., Sil.; frontal, Calc.; chronic, cannot bear to hear running water, Lyss.; with weakness and strained feeling in eyes, Phos.; dull frontal, occipital, burning down spine, Pic. ac.; boring, Colch.; congestive, Calc., Phos.; with drowsiness, Sabad.; dull, Magn. c.; frontal, Calc.; forehead hot (smallpox), Variol.; fulness, Cinnab.; head hot, Cup. m.; migraine, Coff.; neuralgic, Naja; in occiput after a blow, Paris; in occiput with faintness (irritation of cerebro-spinal nerves), Paris; in occiput with tinnitus, Coccus; in left temple, Psor.; pressing, Calab., Magn. c.; (smallpox), Variol.; pressing above cerebellum in small spots, Colch.; pressing better from pressure, Arg. nit.; pulsating, Puls.; throbbing worse at base of brain with congestion of spine, increase of sexual excitement and violent erections, Pic. ac.
Mental exertion, heart; causes weakness of nervous or muscular energy, Mosch.
Mental exertion, flushes of heat: Oleand.
Mental exertion, hurry: Amb.; especially in morning, Ign.; feeling as of imperative duties and utter inability to perform them, Lil. tig.
Mental exertion, causes hysteria: Nux m.
Mental exertion, incapacity for: Gels., Lyss., Natr. c., Phos., Selen., Staph.; with dulness, and stupefaction, Cyclam.; in epistaxis, Croc.; from injurious effect of gaslight, Caust.; from headache, Amm.; with dull feeling in head, Staph.; chronic headache, Naja; from roaring and buzzing in head and ears (ozæna), Natr. m.; from vertigo and nausea (veta), Coca
Mental exertion, causes inertia and weakness; in gonorrhœa, Tarant.
Mental exertion, intestinal canal; nervous irritation of, Nux m.
Mental exertion, liver; irritable, Natr. s.
Mental exertion, mania; a boy æt 14, Camph.
Mental exertion, melancholy: Ars., Kali ph.
Mental exertion, weakness of memory: Nitr. ac.
Mental exertion, menses; scanty or suppressed from, Nux m.
Mental exertion, causes nervousness: Calc.
Mental over exertion, from nursing: Nitr. ac.
Mental exertion, aggravates pain: Colch.; in hemorrhoids, Caust.
Mental exertion, palpitation: Pod., Staph.
Mental exertion, causes paralysis: Nux v.
Mental exertion, causes paroxysms; excited by laughing, talking or emotions, Cup. m.
Mental exertion, causes sensitiveness: Lach.
Mental exertion, causes sleeplessness: Coff., Hyos., Ign., Kali br., Nux v.
Mental exertion, makes him stupid: Petrol.
Mental exertion, causes sweat: Hep., Sinap.
Mental exertion, throat; torn feeling, Caust.
Mental exertion, trembling spells: Calc.
Mental exertion, vertigo: Natr. c., Nux v.
Mental evertion, walks and stands unsteadily, especially when unobserved: Arg. nit.
Mental exertion, worse from: Aur. met., Carbo v., Cinch., Colch., Lach., Magn. c.; ☞ Mental Concentration, Study and Work
Mental exhaustion, (prostration): Abrot., Acon., Ailant., Alet., Anac., Bapt., Bry., Cup. ac., Cycl., Hell., Hipp., Hyos., Ign., Ind., Kali ph., Lobel., Lyc., Laur., Lyss., Merc. cor., Merc. v., Natr. c., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Pallad., Plant., Plumb., Puls., Sep., Stann., Sum.; in ascites, Fluor ac.; in brain fag, Phos. ac.; from convulsions, Staph.
Mental exhaustion on awaking; dread of night (spring cough), Syph.
Mental exhaustion, dropsical effusion: Seneg.
Mental exhaustion, in diabetes: Natr. s.
Mental exhaustion, with drowsiness: Cornus
Mental exhaustion, with emissions: Jacea
Mental exhaustion, in epilepsy: Art. v.
Mental exhaustion, from overexertion: Cup. m.; or after long talking, Natr. m.
Mental exhaustion, with heat in face: Bry.; facial neuralgia, Cup. ac.
Mental exhaustion, as if he would faint; worse standing, Bry.
Mental exhaustion, fever; after severe fevers, smallpox, etc., Anac.; in typhus, Bapt., Nitr. sp. d.
Mental exhaustion, from long grief: Ign.
Mental exhaustion, with headache: Arg. nit., Kali iod., Iris; in back of head, Kali ph.
Mental exhaustion, in affections of liver; with dropsy, Fluor. ac.
Mental exhaustion, in mania: Kali br., Lach., Merc.
Mental exhaustion, with meningitis: Crotal.
Mental exhaustion, after menses: Alum.
Mental exhaustion, after miscarriage: Caulo.
Mental exhaustion, in morning: Lach., Phos.
Mental exhaustion, in myelomalacia: Crotal.
Mental exhaustion, after nursing: Nitr. ac., Zinc.
Mental exhaustion, in old people: Bar. c.
Mental exhaustion, congestive paralysis, approaching apoplexy: Kali br.
Mental exhaustion, phlegmatic: Stram.
Mental exhaustion, loss of sleep: Cup. m.
Mental exhaustion, in spermatorrhœa: Gels.
Mental exhaustion, with stupor: Stram.
Mental exhaustion, disposed to weep: Stram.
Mental exhaustion, with trembling: Cann. i.; ☞ Mental Concentration and Exertion, also Brain exhaustion, Chapter 3
Mental strain: ☞ Mental Exertion and Exhaustion
Mental symptoms appear and physical symptoms disappear, and vice versa: Plat.
Merry: Anac., Ant. t., Apis, Asar., Atrop. s., Coff., Croc., Kali ph., Lyc., Tabac., Tarax.
Merry, in afternoon: Arg. met.
Merry, alternating with; melancholy, Aur. met., Croc.; peevishness and scolding, Spong.; whining, Coff.
Merry, inclination to laugh, sing and dance: Natr. m.
Merry, in evening; hypochondriac mood through the day, Sul.
Merry, quarrelsome during mirth: Bell.
Merry, silly: Agar., Bell.; ☞ Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, Joy, Laughing
Mesmeric; rapport with his physicians, Lyss.; condition after sleep (convulsions), Phos.; desire to be mesmerized, Phos.; ☞ Clairvoyance, also Catalepsy, Chapter 36
Metaphysical subtleties; racks brain about, Sul.
Mirrors, afraid of; lest he should see himself, Camph.
Misanthropic: Acon., Kali bi., Lyc.; ☞ Company, Hypochondriasis, Moody
Mischievousness: Arn., Calc., Cann. i., Tarant.; in imbecility, Merc.
Mild: Ars., Puls.
Mild, alternating with obstinacy (chorea): Cup. m.
Mild, bears suffering, even outrage, without complaining (leucorrhœa): Ign.
Mild, in epilepsy; after attack, Indig.
Mild, in strabismus: Calc. ☞ Yielding
Miserly: ☞ Avarice
Mistrust: Cham., Cic., Dros., Merc., Puls. ☞ Suspicion
Moaning: Ant. t., Bell., Cann. i., Camph., Carbol. ac., Cham., Chlorof., Cic., Cin., Coccul., Coff., Crotal., Eup. pur., Ign., Laur., Mang., Merc., Mur. ac., Psor., Sec., Sul., Ver.
Moaning, abdomen; cramping pain, Coloc.
Moaning, alternates with; laughing, Ver.
Moaning, anxious; with lamentation, Acon.; with broken stupor (child with gastritis mucosa), Ars.
Moaning, breathing; at every breath, Bell., Coff.; anxious sighing, Plumb.; frequent, deep, Selen.; gentle (meningitis), Rhus
Moaning, especially children: Pod.
Moaning, chest; with cramps (hysteria), Cocc.; knifelike stitches in right (pneumonia), Con.
Moaning, in convulsions: Sil., Tuberc.
Moaning, delirium: Bell., Crotal.; traumatic, Lach.
Moaning, in dentition: Cham., Pod.
Moaning, in diarrhœa: Apis
Moaning, in diphtheria: Phyt.
Moaning, with frightful dreams; (aphonia nervosa), Puls.
Moaning, in epilepy; after fall on head, Cup. m.
Moaning, in nervous excitability: Physos.
Moaning, face; prosopalgia, evening until midnight, Mez.
Moaning, with fever; during cold stage, Eup. perf.; during heat, Puls.; intermittent, Ipec.; typhoid, Mur. ac.; with thirst, Pod.
Moaning, involuntary: Cham.
Moaning, inflammation of liver: Merc.
Moaning, menses; during, Ars., Coccul.; after, Stram.
Moaning, with restless motions; in inflammatory condition of brain, Stram.
Moaning, during night; dull, Zinc.; with melancholy, Plat.; child in difficult dentition, Phyt.
Moaning, for trifling offence which happened long ago: Cham.
Moaning, from pain: Coff.; aching, Eup. perf.
Moaning, piercing, pitiful: Ars.
Moaning, piteous; of child because he cannot have what he wanted, Cham.
Moaning, plaintive; in measles, Lach.
Moaning, and occasional outcries from pain: Hydras.
Moaning, with occasional shrieks; could only be pacified by holding chest pressed close to mother's breast, Stram.
Moaning in sleep: Ars. hyd., Bell., Cinch., Ipec., Kali ph., Lyc., Stann., Ver.; in ague, Samb.; brain affections of children, Sul.; in cholera, Mur. ac.; in mania-a-potu and typhoid, Nux v.; eyelids half closed, rolling of head, Pod., Samb.; in typhus, Ars.; in ranula, Thuya
Moaning, with sleeplessness: Crotal.
Moaning, with grinding of teeth; during sleep, Kali br.
Moaning, restless tossing; at night, Dulc.
Moaning, with weeping; in aphthæ, Hell.; ☞ Groaning
Mocks; aged people (hysteromania), Tarant.; with jealousy, Lach.
Moody: Merc. iod. flav., Plumb.
Moody, in evening: Fluor. ac.
Moody, in morning: Nitr. ac.; ☞ Hypochondriasis, Misanthropic, Morose
Moral feeling, want of: Anac.; with melancholy, Kali br.
Morose: Acon., Alum., Anac., Arn., Bell., Bism., Bry., Carbol. ac., Carb. s., Clem., Coloc., Con., Crot. t., Cycl., Dig., Form., Ipec., Kreos., Led., Lyc., Merc., Mez., Nux v., Phos. ac., Plant., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, Sul., Thuya, Uran. n., Val., Verbas., Zinc.
Morose, on awaking: Lyss.
Morose, during chill: Calend.
Morose, in cholera: Chin. s.
Morose, in chorea: Art. v.
Morose, better on conversing: Lyss.
Morose, in epilepsy: Art. v., Atrop. s.
Morose, in erotomania: Orig., Plat.
Morose, in fever; intermittent, Diad.
Morose, from forgetfulness; in melancholy after typhus, Anac.
Morose, with fretfulness: Cham.
Morose, head; with heat in, Æthus.; heavy feeling in forehead, Æthus.
Morose, in hypochondriasis: Puls.
Morose, in melancholy: Kali ars.
Morose, in tubercular meningitis: Tuberc.
Morose, menses; just before, Lyc.
Morose, with nausea: Sang.
Morose, in nystagmus: Agar.
Morose, on hearing others talk much: Zinc.
Morose, with toothache: Mez.
Morose, in urticaria: Bov.
Morose, with uterine pain: Sul.
Morose, with inclination to work: Sars.; ☞ Hypochondriasis, Misanthropic, Moody
Mortification: ☞ Chagrin, Shame
Mouth; lays finger on, alternately with stretching hands to fullest extent, Stram.
Motion, disinclined to: Aloe, Chel., Helon., Natr. m., Syph., Zinc.; in angina pectoris, Phyt.; in suppressed menses, Cycl.
Motion, constant; cannot remain in one place (hysteria), Tarant.
Motion, irresistible desire for: Eucal.
Motion, made with great force: Stram.
Motion, hurried: Stram.
Motion, like that of a passionate person; after metrorrhagia, Sep.
Motion, quick: Hyos.
Motion, unconsciously slides to and fro on bench: Sul.; ☞ Apathy, Laziness, Restlessness, Torpor
Muddled: Carbol. ac., Natr. s.
Muddled, with poor appetite: Ptel.
Muddled, as if intoxicated: Nux m.
Muddled, in headache: Asar. ☞ Confused
Murder: ☞ Kill
Murmuring, in delirium: Arn.; pneumonia, Phos.
Murmuring, at night; in typhus, Arg. nit.
Murmuring, in old people: Bar. c.
Murmuring, during sleep; in brain affections of children, Sul.; in typhoid, Nitr. sp. d.
Murmuring, in stupor; in encephalitis, Coccul.; ☞ Groaning, Moaning, Muttering
Music, aversion to: Acon., Bufo., Cham., Sabina; to joyous, but immediately affected by saddest, Mang.; especially to violin, Viol.
Music, causes palpitation: Staph.
Music, makes her weep: Graph.; ☞ Sound, also Hearing, Chap. 6
Mute: ☞ Taciturn
Naked, will not be covered: Hyos., Phos.
Naked, constantly bares breast; in puerperal mania, Camph.
Naked, lifts up her clothes: Phos.
Naked, tries to jump out of window: Camph.
Naked, in sexual mania: Phos.
Naked, in hyperæsthesia of nerves: Hyos.
Naked, sits up half uncovered, then lies down again (mania puerperalis): Nux v.
News, bad, ailments from: Apis, Gels., Ign.; abortion, Gels.; pinching in abdomen, Pæonia; diarrhœa, Gels.
News, joyful; feels as if he had received, Lyss.
News, mortifying; affects him very much, Lyss.
News, surprising; causes palpitation and sleeplessness, Coff.
News, unpleasant; feels as after, Alum.; causes numbness, brings him beside himself, sweat breaks out, Calc. p.; nervous tremors, Alum.
Nose; inclination when walking, to take people by (mania), Merc.
Nymphomania: ☞ Chap. 23
Obstinate (headstrong, self-willed, stubborn): Act. sp., Ars., Bry., Calc., Camph., Caps., Carbo v., Cham., Cina, Coca, Cycl., Dros., Guaiac., Hep., Lycop., Kreo., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Sil., Stram., Sul.
Obstinate, tries to appear amiable: Pallad.
Obstinate, annoys those about him; a boy with eruption, Psor.
Obstinate, in bronchitis: Cina
Obstinate, with red cheeks: Acon.
Obstinate, children: Cham., Cina, Cinch., Thuya; inclined to grow fat, Calc.
Obstinate, in whooping cough: Spong.
Obstinate, chronic spasms of eyes: Agar.
Obstinate, insane: Dig., Nux v.
Obstinate, in menorrhagia: Nux v.
Obstinate, in rachitis: Calc.
Obstinate, in scarlatina: Lyc.
Obstinate, tosses about impatiently: Acon.
Obstinate, resists wishes of others: Nux v.; ☞ Selfwill
Obscene: ☞ Lascivious
Obtuse: ☞ Dull, Stupid
Objections, queerest against whatever was proposed (melancholia): Arg. nit. ☞ Contradictory, Contrary
Offended, easily: Agar., Ang., Ars., Aur. met., Calc., Camph., Caps., Cina, Coloc., Cycl., Graph., Lyss., Natr. m., Nux v., Petrol., Sep., Spig.; in caries, Ang.; menses absent two and one-half months, Cycl.; in syphilitic neuralgia, Syph.; with weeping mood, Stram.
Offended, long forgotten offences come back to him: Glon.; ☞ Anger, Chagrin, Grief, Ill humor, Indignation, Insults, Mortification, Sensitive, Vexation
Opposition: ☞ Antagonism, Contradiction
Oppression: Amb., Graph., Hydr. ac., Iber., Lyc.
Overbearing: ☞ Abusive, Arbitrary, Arrogant, Egotism, Insulting, Pride, Quarrelsome
Overestimation of self: ☞ Egotism, Haughty, Pride
Parsimony: ☞ Avarice
Passionate: Anac., Bry., Con., Hep., Kali c., Kali iod., Psor., Sep., Sul., Thuya ☞ Anger, Rage, Vehemence
Passive, inclined to be: Ign.; no power to resist being led anywhere, in evening, Nux m.; ☞ Apathy, Listless, Lazy, Torpid, Yielding
Peace, heavenly sense of: Arg. met.; ☞ Ecstasy, Heaven, Joy, Mild, Resigned, Serenity
Peevish (petulant): Acon., Alum., Ant. t., Arn., Ascl. t., Bism., Bry., Calc., Caps., πCarbol. ac., Castor., Caust., Cham., Cina, Clem., Con., Coral., Cornus, Crot. t., Daphne, Dig., Ferr., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Kali n., Kreo., Mang., Mur. ac., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Oleand., Phell., Plat., Psor., Puls., Sep., Sil., Spong., Stram., Sul., Sul. ac., Thuya
Peevish, alternating with; cheerfulness, Aur. met.
Peevish, on awaking: Lyc.
Peevish, children: Ant. t., Cham., Cina, Puls.; cry when touched (diarrhœa, colic), Ant. c.
Peevish, in chlorosis: Ant. c.
Peevish, in chorea: Art. v.
Peevish, in whooping cough: Bry.
Peevish, cruel: Abrot.
Peevish, in diarrhœa: Bry., Ferr.; after suppression of skin eruptions, Lyc.
Peevish, in dentition: Cham.
Peevish, with dyspnœa: Cham.
Peevish, with hot ear lobes: Alum.
Peevish, in intervals of epilepsy: Calc.
Peevish, in nervous excitement; chorea, Calc.
Peevish, in headache: Anac.; with pressure in forehead, evening, while walking, Kali c.; periodical neuralgia, Sul.
Peevish, in cardiac rheumatism: Phos.
Peevish, with hiccough: Agnus
Peevish, in hypochondriasis: Grat., Puls.
Peevish, in laryngo-tracheitis: Ant. t.
Peevish, in melancholy: Kali c.
Peevish, menses; during, Zinc.; suppressed, Cycl.
Peevish, at noon, better in evening: Zinc.
Peevish, in pneumonia: Nux v.
Peevish, querulous: Zinc.; in abortion, Coff.
Peevish, followed by repentance: Vinca
Peevish, disturbed by trifles: Aspar.
Peevish, in veta: Coca
Peevish, in worm affections: Carbo v.; ☞ Cross, Fretful, Ill humor, Irritable
Pensive: ☞ Introspective, Reflective, Thoughtful
Pent up, no chance for thoughts to flow out, as if hidebound: Crot. t.
Perception, diminished: Bar. c.; in typhus, Calc. p., Crotal.; myelitis acute, Colch.
Perception, quick: Lyss.
Perception, slow: Kali br., Oleand., Plumb., Tabac.; in typhoid, Hell.; ☞ Comprehension and Dulness
Perseverance, want of; undertakes many things, perseveres in nothing, Lach.; ☞ Indecision, Irresolute, Laziness, Procrastination
Petulent: ☞ Peevish
Phantoms: ☞ Delusions
Phlegmatic: ☞ Apathy, Torpor, also Temperament, Chap. 47
Picks, air: Hyos.; for objects (typhus), Psor.
Picks, bedclothes: Arn., Ars., Colch., Hyos., Iod., Op., Zinc.; with delirium, Natr. m.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; as if looking for something lost, Bell.; in typhoid, Ars., Lyc., Psor., Ver. v.
Picks, at flocks: Hyos., Lyc., Phos., Phos. ac., Stram.; in typhoid, Iod., Lyc.; at one spot (typhoid), Arum t.; at imaginary object, Œnan.; at nose and lips, Arum t., Cina; ☞ Grasping
Pins, breaks into pieces, half a day at a time (mania): Bell.
Pitiful: Plat.
Placid: ☞ Mild, Peace, Yielding
Plans, insists upon carrying out: Dros.
Plans, full of especially evening and night: Cinch.
Plans, fantastic (insanity): Nux v.
Plans, for the future: Coff.
Plans, reflects upon their execution: Cinch.
Play, ailments from excessive, even convulsions: Coff.
Play, fever; will not during apyrexia (tertian ague), Ipec.
Play, desire, children have none for: Cina, Hep., Rheum; sit in corner, Bar. c., Bar. m.
Play, desire to: Con., Tarant.; at night, Med.
Play, with fingers: Hyos.
Play, at hide and seek: Bell.
Play, upon piano; for hours (puerperal mania), Plat.; a short time causes painful anxiety of chest, trembling of body and weariness, must lie down, Natr. c.
Play, tenpins, inclined to, which he never liked: Arg. met.
Play, likes childish toys: Cic.
Pockets, fills with anything: Stram.
Pointing to things to express wishes: Stram.
Positions, queer; in bed, Plumb.; sits down, rises, kneels, Stram.
Praying: Stram., Ver.; begged them to pray for him and not to leave him alone, Lyss.; seeks relief in constant, Puls.; aloud, in melancholy, Plat.
Praying, in delirium tremens: Stram.
Praying, face; erysipelas, slight, wanted people to join her in prayer, Plat.
Praying, kneels in supplication, lifts hands: Ars.
Praying, in mania; temporary attacks, says his prayers at the tail of his horse, Euph.
and confessing, wants to be killed, Stram.; religious, Aur. met.
Praying, menses, during: Stram.
Praying, quietly, for her soul: Arn.
Praying, timidly, during sleep: Stann.
Praying, constantly during paroxysm of vomiting: Med.
Pride: Caust., Plat., Staph., Sulph.
Pride, likes to wear his best clothes: Con.
Pride, self-contented look: Ferr.
Pride, mania: Graph., Lach., Plat., Ver., Ver. v.; and affectation, Stram.; proud bearing, Cupr. m.
Pride, overbearing: Lyc.
Pride, scornful: Ipec.
Pride, stiff and pretentious: Lyc.
Pride, wounded, wishes to be flattered (hysteria): Pallad.
Procrastinate, desires to, because business seemed so longlasting, or as if it never could be accomplished (gonorrhœa): Med.; ☞ Perseverance
Prophesies: Agar., Stram.
Proposes absurd things: Camph.
Purchases, makes useless: Con.
Push things, impelled to: Coff.
Pusillanimity: ☞ Cowardice
Quaking: Vespa
Quarrelsome: Acon., Ant. t., Arn., Aur. met., Chel., Cham., Con., Dulc., Ferr., Hyos., Ign., Kali iod., Merc., Natr. m., Ran. b., Rheum, Ruta, Sep., Thuya
Quarrelsome, liveliness, alternating with silent depression (mania): Con.
Quarrelsome, in delirium: Chrom. ac.
Quarrelsome, when displeased (prolapsus uteri, amenorrhœa): Aur. met.
Quarrelsome, if disturbed: Nux v.
Qurrelsome, in yellow fever: Lach.
Quarrelsome, in hemorrhoids: Ars.
Quarrelsome, at beginning of hystero mania: Tarant.
Quarrelsome, incoherently: πAtrop. s.
Quarrelsome, jealousy, unchaste expressions: Nux v.
Quarrelsome, in mania: Hyos.
Quarrelsome, in melancholia: Kali ars.
Quarrelsome, on appearance of menses: Cham.
Quarrelsome, during exuberant mirth: Bell.
Quarrelsome, noon to 2 P.M.: Ast. r.
Quarrelsome, followed by repentance: Vinca
Quarrelsome, senseless: Stram.
Quarrelsome, in sleep: Ars., Bell.
Quarrelsome, in urticaria: Bov.
Quarrelsome, with tearful vexation: Mosch.
Quiet: Cic., Euph., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Mur. ac., Petrol., Phos. ac., Plumb., Sep.
Quiet, changes to gay merry mood, in which trills and sings ditties: Bell.
Quiet, after childbirth: Thuya
Quiet, desires to be: Bry., Gels., Sal. ac.
Quiet, in diarrhœa of infants: Jalap.
Quiet, in dysentery: Merc. cor.
Quiet, with febrile conditions: Gels.
Quiet, in ague: Kali c.
Quiet, in grief: Gels.
Quiet, in hyponchondriasis: Val.
Quiet, introspective (dropsy): Lyc.
Quiet, in melancholy: Kali ars.
Quiet, in onanism: Hyos.
Quiet, resigned (spinal disease): Alum.
Quiet, in strabismus: Calc.
Quiet, with much apparent suffering and sadness: Ziz.; ☞ Taciturn
Rage: Anac. or., Bell., Mosch.
Rage, ailments from: Apis, Arn.
Rage, alternates with; convulsions, Stram.; anticipation of death, Stram.; tenderness, Croc.
Rage, scratches, spits, bites (puerperal mania): Camph.
Rage, had to be chained: Ars.
Rage, chill, commencing with: Cimex
Rage, when being comforted: Natr. m.
Rage, if contradicted: Oleand.
Rage, convulsive in paroxysms: Bell.
Rage, with curses and maledictions: Nitr. ac.
Rage, eating during and after: Chlor.
Rage, eyes; renewed by sight of bright objects, Canth.; pupils wide, Stram.
Rage, fever; intermittent, Cimex
Rage, grasping with hands: Stram.
Rage, quieted by washing head in cold water: Sabad.
Rage, from hallucination: Stram.
Rage, in hydrophobia: Stram.
Rage, indomitable: Hyos.
Rage, becomes insensible: Stram.
Rage, with jealousy: Hyos.
Rage, with laughing: Stram.
Rage, when lips were moistened: Stram.
Rage, after disappointed love: Hyos.
Rage, wants to kill: Stram.
Rage, in mania: Hyos., Stram.; with cries and convulsions, Plumb.; puerperal, Camph., Nux v.
Rage, foaming mouth: Camph.
Rage, at night (typhus): Apis
Rage, in paroxysms: Cinch. bol., Cup. m., Puls., Stram., Ver.; in cerebro-spinal meningitis, Canth.; in children, Acon.; in mania, Stram.; puerperal, Camph.
Rage, persistent, with heat on body: Ver.
Rage, by reading and writing: Med.
Rage, followed by continuous deep sleep: Sec.
Rage, unable to stand: Stram.
Rage, with swearing: Ver.
Rage, tears clothes (puerperal mania): Camph.
Rage, from toothache: Ars.
Rage, tossed about in bed, made innumerable signs not understood: Stram.
Rage, attacks at slightest provocation: Lac c.
Rage, turns about in bed: Bell.
Rage, uncontrollable, can scarcely be restrained: Stram.
Rage, unmanageable: Stram.
Rage, in worm affections: Carbo v.; ☞ Anger, Frenzy, Fury, Raving
Rambling manner: Kali br.
Rancor: Mang.
Rancor, caused by morbid ideas: Sulph.; ☞ Malice
Rashness in hysteria: Aur. met.; ☞ Hasty, Impulsive
Rats, thinks and talks of: Calc.
Raving: Amyg., Glon., Hyos., Ver.
Raving, alternates with; sleep, Ars.
Raving, conscious of his condition: Arn.
Raving, delirious, with coldness of body, and inclination to fall: Nitr. ac.
Raving, about dog that had bitten her: Lyss.
Raving, fever; typhus, Chlor.
Raving, in headache: Act. rac.
Raving, in puerperal mania: Camph.
Raving, with meningitis: Stram.
Raving, at night: Bar. c.
Raving, during sleep: Ant. c.
Raving, in sleep (keratitis): Calc.; ☞ Delirium, Frenzy, Fury, Rage
Reading, averse: Brom., Lact. ac., Nux v.
Reading, brain feels muddled, cannot read understandingly: Coca
Reading, difficult, has to read twice: Agn.; with vertigo, Coccul.
Reading, causes drowsiness: Brom.
Reading, fatigues: Sil.
Reading, as if some one were reading after her and she must read faster and faster: Magn. m.
Reading, head; causes heat in head and forehead (smallpox), Variol.; numbness in, Carbol. ac.; heaviness in forehead worse, Calc.; megrim worse early morning, Arn.; pressing in forehead, Arn.; pressure in occiput, Carbol. ac.
Reading, frontal headache, is obliged to stop, does not know where he is: Calc.
Reading, inability; a letter just written, Lyc.; in headache, Sep.; with roaring and buzzing in head and ears (ozæna), Natr. m.; meaning of certain letters is not clear (indigestion), Lyc.; after mental exertion, Æthus.
Reading, letters run together (amblyopia): Dros.
Reading, makes nervous and enrages her: Med.
Reading, cannot retain: Carbol. ac.
Reading, cannot dwell long on one subject, must change to something else: Dros.
Reading, symptoms worse: Asaf., Carbol. ac.
Reading, does not understand: Amb., Colch., Cornus
Reading, words; thinks they look queer and are spelled wrong, Med.; interpolates improper words and sentences, Hyos.; uses wrong expressions, omits words and syllables, Thuya; ☞ Mental Exertion, Study
Real, things as if not (post-partum hemorrhage): Cann. s. ☞ Strange
Reckless: Ailant.; feels impelled to do reckless things, such as throwing child which he carries in his arms, out of window, Lyss.; ☞ Riotous, Wasteful
Recognize, inability; any one, Glon., Hyos., Ver.; his own family, Cup. m.; friends, Kali br.; in muttering delirium insensible (scarlatina), Ailant.; in typhoid, Nux v.; the one to whom he is speaking, Stram.; in acute hydrocephalus, Carbol. ac.; in palsy, Anac.; surroundings, religious melancholy, Kali ph.; his wife who is standing by his side, imagines he sees her under a distant bed (delirium tremens), Hyos.; ☞ Delirium, Unconsciousness
Reflecting: Berb., Carbo a., Euphor., Jamb., Lyss., Menyanth., Ol. an., Phos.
Reflecting, answers slowly: Coccul.
Reflecting, deep, in melancholy: Plat.
Reflceting, difficult; in typhoid fever, Rhus t.
Reflecting, causes feeling of apprehension at epigastrium: Phos.
Reflection, causes headache; with dyspnœa, Phos.; megrim worse, Arn.; pressing in forehead, Arn.; weak feeling in head, Phos.
Reflecting, in melancholy: Coccul.
Reflecting, inability to: Acon., Aur. met.; in old age, Amb.; effects of overstudy, Natr. c.
Reflecting, causes palpitation: Ign.
Reflecting, upon important things, her thoughts vanish: Nitr. ac.
Reflecting causes vertigo: Phos. ac.; ☞ Introverted, Thoughtful, Mental Concentration
Regret; ☞ Grief, Remorse, Repentent
Religious; eternal bliss, believes herself, unworthy of, because she is unable to perform her duties, Stram.
Religious, exhorted her husband to join the church (facial erysipelas): Plat.
Religious, despair; with suicidal tendency, Ver.
Religious, excitement; causes convulsions, Ver.
Religious, fanaticism; pious, with mental dulness, Thuya
Religious, pious looks; in religious mania, Stram.
Religious, mania: Lach., Stram., Ver., Plat., Puls.; prays all the time, Aur. met.; takes passages of scripture literally and acts accordingly, Sul.
Religious, at night; torturing ideas, Camph.
Religious, wished to live and do penance in order to mitigate her eternal punishment (melancholia): Plat.
Religious, felt happy to join her Redeemer (facial erysipelas): Plat.
Religious, salvation despairs of: Calc.; doubts (uterine dementia), Lil. tig.; tormented about (uterine complaints), Lil. tig.
Religious, speculations; mind dwells on, Sul.
Religious, with taciturnity, haughtiness, voluptuousness and cruelty: Plat.
Religious, talking on subjects; insanity, Hyos.
Religious, want of; ungodliness, Anac.; ☞ Delusions
Remorse, in tuberculosis: Natr.
Repentent: Cinch. bol.; suddenly, of having injured others, Croc.; after attacks of fury, makes earnest apologies, Lyss.
Reprimanded, on being, pupils dilate: Stram.
Reproachful, of others: Acon., Cinch., Hyos., Lyc., Nux v.
Reproachful, of self: Dig.; because he has not accomplished enough, Ars.
Repulsive mood: Hep.
Rerophobia: Lyss.
Reserved: Arg. nit., Calc., Mang., Plat., Puls.; ☞ Bashful
Resigned: Cinch. bol., Lyc.
Rest, desire for: Bell., Colch., Vespa
Restlessness (mental): Ant. t., Dros.
Restlessness, agony; internal anxiety, Acon.
Restlessness, anxious: Caust., Thuya; ending in rage, Canth.
Restlessness, in angina pectoris: Aur. mur.
Restlessness, stupid feeling in brain: Plant.
Restlessness, constant, with clinging to persons: Carbo v.
Restlessness, of conscience: Chel.
Restlessness, driven incessantly about, without definite aim: Lyss.
Restlessness, as if he had not done his duty: Puls.
Restlessness, after eating: Amm. m.
Reslessness, with pressing in upper part of head, worse stooping or moving head, while reading and reflecting: Lyss.
Restlessness, impatient; must walk, soon tires, Act. rac.
Restlessness, but too lifeless to move: Bapt.
Restlessness, approaching mania: Œnan.
Restlessness, yet mild: Sal. ac.
Restlessness, as if some misfortune were approaching: Cup. m., Natr.
Restlessness, with sadness: Plat.; ☞ Restlessness, Chap. 36
Reverie, absorbed in: Grat., Ol. an.; sad, indulges in, Cocul.; ☞ Introverted, Reflecting, Thoughtful
Riotous, in mental derangement: Op.; ☞ Reckless
Roaring; ☞ Screaming
Rolls on ground: Calc.
Rude, inclination to treat others with contempt: Paris.
Rude, in diarrhœa: Lyss.; ☞ Insulting
Ruins things: Con.; ☞ Breaks, Destroys, Tears
Run about; in intermittent, Cinch.; she would like to, up and down, Calc.
Run as if in fright: Zinc.
Run about room; without apparent object, at night (melancholia), Plat.; wildly (headache), Coff.
Run about in shirt: Bell.
Run about streets at night (insanity): Puls.
Run about unsteady (delirium tremens): Coff.; ☞ Escape
Sad (dejected, downcast, lowspirited): Abies, Æsc. h., Æthus., Act. rac., Act. sp., Act. ac., Agnus, Amb., Amm., Anac., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Arn., Ars. m., Ars. s. r., Arum t., Asaf., Ascl. t., Ast. r., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Bar. c., Bar. m., Benz. ac., Brom., Bry., Bell., Bov., Cact., Calc., Calc. fl., Camph., Cann. s., Canth., Cham., Cic., Cinch. bol., Cinch., Carbo a., Card. m., Caust., Clem., Coca, Coccul., Coff., Coloc., Cond., Con., Croc., Crotal., Cup. m., Cycl., Diad., Dig., Eryng., Eup. perf., Gamb., Graph., Hep., Hell., Hydrocot., Iber., Ign., Indig., Iod., Ipec., Iris, Kali f., Kali p., Kob., Kreo., Lac c., Lobel. c., Lyc., Lyss., Magn. c., Magn. m., Magn. s., Mang., Merc. iod. rub., Menyanth., Millef., Mur. ac., Mygale, Natr. c., Natr. m., Natr. s., Naja, Niccol., Nitr. ac., Ol. an., Petrol., Phell., Phos., Phos. ac., Plat., Plumb., Polyp., Psor., Ptel., Puls., Rhus v., Ruta, Sec., Sil., Staph., Stram., Sul., Sul. ac., Ustil., Val., Vespa, Viol., Zinc.
Sad, when alone: All. sat., Æthus., Bov.
Sad, in albuminuria; desquamative stage, Helon.
Sad, alternating with; cheerful mood, Nux m., Natr. m., Phos.; amenorrhœa, Senecio; riotous hilarity and buffoonery (mental derangement), Op.
Sad, anxious: Asaf., Ruta; cancer uteri, Graph.
Sad, with apathy; after typhoid, Hell.
Sad, with apprehension of impending evil: Aur. mur., Kali iod.
Sad, during apyrexia: Ipec.
Sad, on awaking: Alum., Lach., Phos. ac.
Sad, brain; concussion, Cic.; fag, Natr. m.
Sad, in bronchial catarrh: Ailant.
Sad, with chilliness, in evening: Kali m.; and yawning, Merc. sul.
Sad, in chlorosis: Amm. c.
Sad, in cholera: Chin.
Sad, during climacteric period: Tabac.
Sad, conscience, as if he had committed a bad action, or not done his duty: Cycl.
Sad, with constipation: Nux v.
Sad, in consumption: Guaiac.
Sad, without courage: Gels., Sul.
Sad, in cysto blennorrhœa: Uran. n.
Sad, death; thoughts of, Graph., Vinca
Sad, with debility, faintness and aching in left iliac region: Crotal.
Sad, despairing: Agnus, Hell.
Sad, in diabetes: Natr. s., Op.
Sad, in diarrhœa: Merc. sol.; child, Lyc.; chronic, Apis, Coccul.
Sad, desires to be diverted from thoughts of self: Aur. met., Camph.
Sad, about domestic affairs: Jacea, Sep.
Sad, in dropsy; ascites, Apoc.; anasarca, Hell.
Sad, inclination to dwell constantly on her condition (inflammation of liver): Sul.
Sad, in dysmenorrhœa: Anac., Natr. m.
Sad, with dyspnœa: Carbo a.
Sad, in epilepsy: Atrop. s., Indig., Sul., Tarant.
Sad, in evening: Carbo v., Plat., Ran. sc., Sul.
Sad, faces; in presence of cheerful, Hell.; serious expression, Rumex
Sad, with fainting: Lach.
Sad, with fancies: Lactu. v.
Sad, bemoaning fate: Kali br.
Sad, thoughts cause fear and despair: Rhus
Sad, fever, relapse of: Ars.; intermittent, Ant. c., Elat.
Sad, aversion to food: Plat.
Sad, thinks himself forsaken: Lyss.
Sad, imagines he has lost affection of friends: Aur. met.
Sad, after fright: Nux m.
Sad, about future, her recovery, or fears loss of reason: Acon.
Sad, after grief: Ign., Phos. ac., Natr. m.
Sad, headache, chronic: Caust.; gastric, Caust.; right side, worse in rest, better in constant motion, Iris; after a fall, Sul. ac.; heavy with vertigo, Stann.
Sad, about health: Acon., Staph.; and domestic affairs, Sep.
Sad, heart; oppression, Caust.; symptoms, Asaf.; palpitation, Op.
Sad, in hemorrhoids: Ham.
Sad, as when homesick: Aur. mur.
Sad, in house, better in open air: Plat.
Sad, hypochondriacal: Mez.
Sad, in hysteralgia: Cact., Coccul.
Sad, in indigestion: Rob.
Sad, in intestinal hemorrhage: Crotal.
Sad, with irritability: Ziz.
Sad, in jaundice: Phos.
Sad, with languor: Erig.
Sad, with lassitude: Sep.
Sad, weary of life: Sul.
Sad, in liver troubles: Chel.; trifling things appeared insurmountable, Alum.
Sad, scirrhous mammæ: Carbo a.
Sad, in puerperal mania: Aur. met.
Sad, with aversion to men: Stann.
Sad, menses; amenorrhœa, Caust., Cycl.; before, Brom., Lyc., Murex, Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Sep.; during, Amm. c., Caust., Natr. m., Petrol., Puls., Sep., Tabac.; during, in parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.; menorrhagia, Caust.; inclined to be late, Lyc.; suppression, Cycl., Rhus
Sad, after excessive mirth: Spong.
Sad, in morning: Alum.; in dyspepsia, Lach.
Sad, morose: Hyos.
Sad, after mortification: Puls.
Sad, caused by music: Acon.; lively, Natr. s.
Sad, from disagreeable news: Puls.
Sad, during night: Caust.
Sad, at noon; lively in evening, or vice versa, Zinc.
Sad, after onanism: Staph.
Sad, in chronic ovaritis; leucorrhœa, Plat.
Sad, with every slight pain
Sad, with palpitation: Natr. m.
Sad, in paroxysms every fourteen days: Con.
Sad, in pneumonia: Nux v.
Sad, preoccupied: Clem.
Sad, in prolapsus uteri: Aur. met., Lil. tig.
Sad, restless: Plat.
Sad, with pain about and under (not below) short ribs in back and left side: Lobel c.
Sad, after rigor (valvular disease): Chel.
Sad, in scrofulosis: Sul.
Sad, sensitive (dropsy): Lyc.
Sad, better, sighing: Lach.
Sad, would like to sleep never to awaken: Ars. m.
Sad, causes sleeplessness: Ign.
Sad, seeks solitude (after wound on head): Led.
Sad, in spermatorrhœa: Cypr., Phos. ac., Ustil.
Sad, in chronic splenitis: Cean.
Sad, with distress in stomach: Kali bi.
Sad, no stool several days (fissure ani): Ham.
Sad, with suffering and quiet behavior: Ziz.
Sad, suicidal mood: Psor., Rumex
Sad, in secondary syphilis: Stilling.
Sad, disinclined to talk: Stann., Magn. c.
Sad, with swollen testicle: Brom.
Sad, in sore throat: Phyt.
Sad, at twilight (nervous exhaustion): Phos.
Sad, feels unfortunate: Sep., Ver.
Sad while walking in open air, must stand still or sit down: Cup. m.
Sad during wet weather: Elaps
Sad, weakness from: Phos. ac.
Sad, weeping: Ananth., Asar.; if one attempts to console her, Sul.; relieves, Med.; ☞ Depression, Despair, Despondency, Discouraged, Gloomy, Grief, Hypochondriasis
Salacity: Apis, Phos.; ☞ Erotic, Lascivious, Obscene
Salvation; ☞ Religion
Sarcastic, satirical: Ars., Lact. ac., Sec.; with jealousy, Lach.
Scratches, every one interfering with him: Hyos., Stram.
Scolding: Cham., Con., Dulc., Hyos., Jacea, Lyss., Nux v., Petrol., Sep., Spong., Stram.
Scolding, on awaking: Lyc.
Scolding, keeps it up till her lips turn blue, eyes stare, and she falls down fainting: Mosch.
Scolding, in fever, intermittent: Ferr.
Scolding, if opposed in least, rheumatism of heart: Phos.
Scolding, at imaginary persons: Lyc.
Scolding, in indecent language (puerperal mania): Camph.
Scolding, calling names, if irritated: Ver.
Scolding, from jealousy, mingled with unchaste expressions: Nux v.
Scolding, with labor pains: Cham.
Scolding, mania: Stram.; violent outburst, abuses her child, puerperal mania, Camph.
Scolding, in melancholy: Kali ars.
Scolding, at pain: Coral.
Scolding, runs behind table: Ver.
Scolding, in strangury: Dulc.; ☞ Abusive, Insulting
Screaming (crying out, howling, shrieking): Arum t., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Calc. p., Camph., Carbo v., Ced., Cham., Cic., Coff., Eup. pur., Glon., Hyos., Ipec., Sep., Sul., Tuberc., Tarant., Ver.
Screaming, with pain in abdomen: Jatroph., Magn p.; ovarian cyst, Coloc.
Screaming, in angina: Hydr. ac.
Screaming, when any one approaches bed (chorea): Ign.
Screaming, on awaking: Ign., Lyc.; in cholera infantum, Kali br.; nervous dyspepsia, Hydr. ac.; intermittent, Cina; meningitis, Sul.; night terrors, children, Cham., Chloral., Kali ph.
Screaming, brain; crie cerebrale (encephalitis), Apis, Glon.; cerebro-spinal meningitis, from stabbing pain, Apis; in hydrocephalus, Apis, Dig., Kali iod., Merc. v.; in meningitis, Apis, Arn., Dig., Hell., Sul.
Screaming, cannot, but wants to: Stram.
Screaming, in traumatic cardialgia: Nux v.
Screaming, during cheerful mood, without apparent cause: Cinch.
Screaming, incessant, in children; colds, diarrhœa, Ipec.; with colic, Cham., Nux v.; worse by comforting, Bell.; fever, Anac.; in evening, Cina, Cinnam.
Screaming, in chorea: Stram.
Screaming, convulsions; before attack, Cupr. m., Zinc.; during, Amyl., Apis, Art. v., πCamph., Cina, Crotal., Cup. m., Op., Stram.; epileptiform, Ipec.; epileptic, Bufo., Cic., Kali bi., Lyc., Œnan., Sil.; puerperal, Hyos., Lach.; tetanic, alternating with catalepsy, Plat.; following injury from splinter, Cic.
Screaming, with cough: Kali br., Osm.
Screaming, sudden, in cyanosis: Sec.
Screaming, in delirium: Chin. s., Cina; in typhus, Ars. m.
Screaming, in dentition, drawing up limbs, or stiffening body, during stool: Rheum.
Screaming, desire to: Calc.
Screaming, expression of despair; before, during and after paroxysm, Lyss.; and irritation alternates with stupefaction of brain (prosopalgia), Coccul.
Screaming, in diarrhœa: Apis, Pod., Valer.
Screaming, with anxious dreams (palpitation): Arg. met.
Screaming, in earache (ozæna): Aur. met.; otitis in children, Sul.
Screaming, phlegmonous erysipelas: Ver. v.
Screaming, with sudden fainting on going from one room to another full of company: Plumb.; screams loudly, "I shall not faint, if I do I will have fits,", Camph.
Screaming, with fear: Verat.
Screaming, with fright; awakes, Sep.; clings to those near, Stram.; in chorea, Zinc.; in dentition, Tereb.
Screaming, furious: Bell.
Screaming, with headache: Ars.; in children, Glon.; occipital, Petrol.; neuralgic pain between temporal region and ciliary arch and maxilla, Kali c.
Screaming, feels that he would unless he held on to something: Sep.
Screaming, for help: Camph., Laur.; in hysteria, Ign.
Screaming, stitching tearing from hip to knee, worse from motion (ischias): Coloc.
Screaming, hoarse: Bell., Stram.
Screaming, a sort of howl, leaped from bed apparently in great agony, and desperate: Camph.
Screaming, terrible, in hydrophobia: Stram.
Screaming, in hysteria: Stram.; sudden shrieking, Kali c.
Screaming, about imaginary appearances: Kali c.
Screaming, legs; sudden, with clonic spasms of legs on lying down (third stage of cholera), Cup. m.; with convulsions of legs and cold feet (puerperal convulsions), Lach.; pain in thigh, knee joint, and leg, while lying down, Kali iod.
Screaming, in puerperal mania: Camph.
Screaming, in melancholia: Plat.
Screaming, menses; during, Coccul.; with convulsions, Œnan.; ovarian tumor, Coloc.
Screaming, in metritis: Canth.
Screaming, during increase of moon (somnambulism): Sil.
Screaming, at night; child, Cham., Psor.; bronchial attack after whooping cough, Kali bi.; bronchitis during dentition, Kreo.; all the time, especially night, will not be pacified (child), Lac c.; in whooping cough, Caust.; diarrhœa of infants, Jalap.
Screaming, in paroxysms; occasional, Lyc.; every afternoon at five, causes scrotal hernia (infant), Calc.; in afternoon, in colic, Lyc.; in dysentery of infants, and marasmus, Apis; shrill, Cup. m.
Screaming, peculiar; suffering, Eup. pur.
Screaming, from pain in peritonitis: Coloc.
Screaming, cannot on account of phlegm: Stram.
Screaming, piercing: Amyl., Apis, Art. v., Carbol. ac., Cham.; on awaking, Ign.; in chorea, Cup. ac.; in hysterical spasms, Cic.
Screaming, position; outcries and moanings on attempting to change, Hell.; occiput drawn far back (meningitis), Sulph.
Screaming, in rage, as if calling: Anac.
Screaming, ran through house like mad, after apathy: Bufo.
Screaming, in cardiac rheumatism: Cact.
Screaming, in scarlatina; in altered voice, shrill (threatening paralysis of brain), Zinc.
Screaming, from undue sensitiveness in children: Kali ph.
Screaming, short (meningitis): Ver.
Screaming, shrill: Apis, Cup. m., Glon., Stram., Zinc.; ☞ piercing
Screaming, sleep; when falling asleep (hydrocephaloid), Cina; during sleep, children, Apis, Ign., Inul., Lyc., Puls., Sul., Tuberc., Zinc.; in cholera morbus, Zinc.; in chorea, Chloral.; in convulsions, Zinc.; in dentition, Apis; in diphtheria, Lac c.; in dysentery, Merc.; in hydrocephalus, Apis, Cina, Zinc.; meningitis infantum, Arn.
Hell.; in scarlatina, Apis; singultus, Stram.; in typhoid, Lyc.
Screaming, during stool; children, Kreo., Rheum.; with tenesmus (dysentery), Kali m.
Screaming, teeth; grinding in sleep, Kali br.
Screaming, as in mortal terror: Chloral.; from dry spasmodic cough, in weak nervous children, Kali br.
Screaming, when touched: Merc.; at slightest with pains, Acon.
Screaming, with trembling: Ign., Zinc.
Screaming, with unconsciousness: Tuberc.
Screaming, in retention of urine: Bell.
Screaming, with twitching in uterus: Plat.
Screaming, wild, with disposition to bite and tear: Ver.
Scrupulous, about small things (hysteralgia): Thuya
Secretive, inclined to be: Ign.
Self-control, want of: πLach., Sil.
Self-deception: Act. sp.
Self-depreciation: Kob.; feels inferior to everybody, Sul.; ☞ Bashful, Reserved
Selfishness; ☞ Egotism
Self-will; ☞ Obstinacy
Sensational: Nux v.
Senses, too acute: Anac., Arn., Bar. c., Bell., Cinch., Coff., Ign., Nux v.
Senses, cannot collect; on awaking, Cinch.; in endocarditis rheumatica, Hyos.; morning on rising, Phos.; with anxiety and apprehension, Merc. sol.
Senses, confusion of: Glon.
Senses, do not correspond with objects: Bell.
Senses dull: Anac., Ced., Chin. s., Con., Cycl., Dulc., Hydr. ac., Mang., Nux m., Ran. b., Secal.; in cholera, Hyos.; in typhoid, Hell.; asphyctic form of uræmia, Hydr. ac.
Senses, perversion; in iritis, Arg. nit.
Senses, vanish, even touch: Camph.; ☞ Impressibility, Sensitive, also Nerves, Chap. 36
Sensitive: All. sat., Apis, Arn., Ars., Asaf., Aur. met., Bell., Calc., Camph., Caust., Cina, Cinch., Coccul., Coff., Crotal., Gels., Ign., Iod., Jacea, Lyc., Mar. ver., Nux v., Plat., Sil., Sul., Ver.
Sensitive, takes everything amiss: Bov.
Sensitive, in chorea: Cup. m., Mygale
Sensitive, in delirium tremens: Nux v.
Sensitive, during digestion: Iod.
Sensitive, in hypochondriasis; worse after eating, Nux v.
Sensitive, to impressions: Ars., Castor., Nux v.
Sensitive, to jokes: Acon., Angust.; least word that seems wrong hurts very much, Staph.
Sensitive, profuse lochia: Coff.
Sensitive, cannot give her music lessons (melancholia): Kali br.
Sensitive, after mental exertion: Lach.
Sensitive, after metrorrhagia: Sep.
Sensitive, in nymphomania: Staph.
Sensitive, to slights: Coccul.
Sensitive, in urticaria: Bov.
Sensitive, in prolapsus uteri: Arn.
Sensitive, weeps easily; during climaxis, Zinc.; even when thanked, Lyc.; ☞ Senses and Impressibility
Sentimental: Psor., Sul.; in diarrhœa, Ant. cr.; with ecstasy, Coff.; in moonlight, ecstatic love, Ant. cr.
Serenity (tranquillity): Arg. met., Aspar., Chlor., Fluor ac.
Serenity, in forenoon: Æthus.
Serenity, in hemorrhages: Ham.
Serenity, with melancholy: Ars.; ☞ Heaven, Joy, Mild, Peace, Quiet, Subdued
Serious: Bell., Con., Grat., Ign.; ☞ Earnestness
Sexual excitement; ☞ Amative, Amorous, Erotic, Kissing, Lascivious, Obscene, Salacitas, also Chapters 22 and 23
Shame, ailments from: Ign., Op.
Shame, devoid of: Phyt.; nymphomania, Ver.; ☞ Chagrin, Mortification
Shock, causes exhaustion: Pic. ac.; feels so tired, wants to lie down and sleep, Pic. ac.
Shock, causes diabetes mellitus: Op.; ☞ Fear, News, Grief and Joy
Shouting; ☞ Screaming
Shrieking; ☞ Screaming
Shrinking; ☞ Bashful, Cowardice, Fear, Reserved, Sensitive
Shy; ☞ Bashful
Sighing: Agar., Ailant., Apoc., Atrop. s., Calab., Calc. p., Camph., Ced., Cornus, Eupat. pur., Hell., Iber., Ign., Kob., Lyss., Mur. ac., Plumb., Rhus t., Stram., Sul., Therid.
Sighing, in apoplexy: Arn.
Sighing, breathing; oppressive, Lyss.; frequent deep inspiration (erysipelas), Rhus t.
Sighing, with cramps, hysteric, in chest: Coccul.
Sighing, in cholera: Phos. ac.
Sighing, as if he were climbing a high and steep mountain: Prun.
Sighing, precedes coma (epilepsy): Bufo.
Sighing, convulsions; puerperal pass off with, Coccul.
Sighing, and ejaculations (mental disorder): Act. rac.
Sighing, before epilepsy: Plumb.
Sighing, with fear: Rhus t.
Sighing, with fever (intermittent): Ipec.; during heat, Ign.
Sighing, in gastralgia: Lyc.
Sighing, heart; anxiety, Plumb.; pain, Lyss.
Sighing, effect of wounded honor: Nux v.
Sighing, in hydrocephalus: Grat.
Sighing, in hysteria: Hydr. ac., Ign.; weak women, cannot take a full breath, Plat.
Sighing, in leucorrhœa: Calab.
Sighing, relieves melancholy: Dig.
Sighing, with muscular prostration: Calab.
Sighing, in paroxysms: Ant. cr.
Sighing, in typhoid pneumonia: Phos.
Sighing, worse on rising: Op.
Sighing, in shock from injuries: Lach.
Sighing, in sleep: Camph., Kali ph., Sul.
Sighing, with grasping at throat: Stram.
Sighing, continues long after weeping: Ign.
Silent; ☞ Taciturn
Silly; ☞ Foolish
Singing: Acon., Agar., Ananth., Caps., Cic., Hyosc., Lyss., Mar. v., Plat., Spong., Tabac., Therid., Ver.
Singing, with cheerfulness and merry disposition: Natr. m.
Singing, with chorea, every seven days: Croc.
Singing, after depression: Merc. iod. flav.
Singing, in diphtheria: Lach.
Singing, periodic ecstasy: Cic.
Singing, in vesicular erysipelas: Stram.
Singing, fever; trilling during heat, Stram.; in typhoid, Op.
Singing, until hoarse and exhausted: Tarant.
Singing, Latin paternosters: Stram.
Singing, in mania: Coccul., Nux m.; puerperal, Plat.
Singing, monotonous; heart disease, Op.
Singing, amorous and obscene: Hyos.; in nymphomania, Stram.
Singing, during sleep: Bell., Croc.
Singing, involuntarily, on hearing a single note sung: Croc.
Singing, she touches things constantly: Bell.
Singing, followed by weeping and screaming: Hyper.
Sitting, in bed; quietly brooding (after typhoid), Hell.
Sitting in corner; buried in thought, Coccul.
Sitting by fire; would scarcely move from for days, morbid grief, Ign.
Sitting, silent; with eyes on ground, in contemplation, Stram.; moody (chorea), Magn. p.; for hours, generally in morning (insanity), Nux v.; in one place, Chin. a.
Slinks, about like a ghost (ague): Natr. m.
Sluggish; ☞ Apathy, Laziness, Torpor
Smiling: Atrop. s., Hyos., Ver.
Smiling, with happy disposition, in chorea: Sumb.; ☞ Laughing
Snappish; ☞ Cross
Solicitude; ☞ Anxiety, Apprehension
Somnambulism; ☞ Chapter 37
Sopor; ☞ Stupor
Sounds; wild, on hearing any sound, as striking of clock, etc., dances about, must be held, Ver.; ☞ Music, also Noise, Chapter 6
Speech; ☞ Talking
Spelling, makes mistakes in: Crotal.; wonders how the word "how" is spelled, Med.; ☞ Reading, Writing
Spits: Ver., Ver. v.; at those around him, Bell.; in all directions, Lyss.
Spits in face of attendants: Stram., Phos.
Spiteful: Hydras., Nux v.; in melancholia, Kali iod.; ☞ Malicious
Speculation, mind dwells on philosophic: Sul.; ☞ Methaphysics, Theorizing
Staring, in one direction, without saying anything: Brom.
Staring at hands with vacant look: Carb. s.
Staring at husband (puerperal fever): Puls.
Staring, at persons who talk to him, does not understand them: Merc. cor.
Staring at one point: Ran. b.
Staring at physician (typhoid): Hell.
Staring at one questioning her, or at one spot, or at her surroundings, in a strange, stupid manner (melancholy after typhoid): Hell.
Staring, thoughtless: Hell.; morning, Guaiac.
Staring, rises in bed and gazes vacantly (hysteria): Hydr. ac.; ☞ Eyes, Chapter 5
Startled; ☞ Starting, Chapter 36
Steal, inclination to; by boy with epilepsy, Art. v.; goes about house in search of something, not knowing what, but if attracted by any object puts it in his pocket, or hides it in coat (mental disturbance), Staph.
Steals, in mania: Stram.
Stolid: Merc. iod. rub.; ☞ Apathy
Story, desires to relate, but cannot connect a sentence, cannot find right words, and becomes displeased at this interruption: Stram.
Story, friends had to relate stories in a quick way (after metrorrhagia): Sep.; ☞ Talking
Strange, everything seems: Sep.; almost terrible, Cic.; as if not real (post-partum hemorrhage), Cann. s.
Strange, street; did not know she was on, Petrol.; well-known, seem strange, loses his way, Glon.
Strikes those about him: Arg. met., Bell., Cina, Hyosc., Lyss., Plumb., Stront., Tarant., Ver.
Strikes attendant and grows angry: Lyc.
Strikes, in inflammation of brain: Hell.
Strikes, after convulsions: Cup. m.; puerperal, Glon.
Strikes, in diarrhœa: Lyss.
Strikes, in phlegmonous erysipelas: Ver. v.
Srikes himself on chest, then fainting: Camp.
Strikes, tells his wife he will try not to kill anyone (mental disturbance): Staph.
Strikes, in prosopalgia: Plat.
Strikes at everybody who wishes to restrain him: Stram.
Strikes, with uterine irritation: Lil. tig.
Strikes, in worm affections: Carbo v.
Stubborn; ☞ Obstinate
Study, aversion to: Carbol. ac., Ferr., Gels., Ham., Phos.; with headache, Natr. a.
Study, causes brain symptoms: Pic. ac.
Study, crazed almost when attempting to study, with headache: Ind.
Study causes debility: Cinch.
Study, desire for: Kob.
Study causes headache: Ars. i., Calc. p., Phos., Puls., Sil., Sul.
Study causes heaviness in head and limbs: Phos. ac.
Study, inability to: Abies, Calc., Chin. s., Gymn., Melil., Sumb., Vib.; with headache, Sep.
Study causes irritable liver: Natr. s.
Study causes palpitation: Nux v.
Study causes burning along spine, with weakness of legs and back, and soreness of muscles and joints: Pic. ac.
Study, reading aggravates all symptoms, especially pressing in occiput: Carbol. ac.
Study causes vertigo: Natr. m.; ☞ Mental concentration and exertion, also Work
Stunned; ☞ Stupor
Stupid (stupefaction, lighter than stupor): Æsc. h., Ant. t., Apis, Ars., Arum t., Ascl. s., Aur. met., Cact., Calc. p., Camph., Chrom. ac., Cochl., Crotal., Ham., Hep., Hyos., Ind., Kali c., Lyss., Melil., Merc. per., Millef., Myr. cer., Nitr. ac., Op., Phos., Phos. ac., Psor., Ptel., Rhus v., Sec., Sul., Tabac., Ver.
Stupid in afternoon: Puls.; and evening with dull pain in forehead, Lyss.
Stupid from alcohol: Nux v., Ver.
Stupid with anxiety: Anac.
Stupid on awaking: Op., Psor.; after nightmare, Ind.; as if she could not tell where she was, or what to do, Vib.
Stupid, lying in bed with a friendly expression (effects of wounded honor): Nux v.
Stupid, in catarrh of bladder: Uva ursi
Stupid, brain; feels compressed, Hyper.; irritation of, Lach.
Stupid, in cholera: Phos. ac.
Stupid, in climacteric period (mental disturbance): Cycl.
Stupid, bilious colic: Iris
Stupid during day; tubercular meningitis, incipient hydrocephalus, pannus, Apis; occipital headache, chronic, Zinc.
Stupid, as after a debauch, on waking: Psor.
Stupid after delirium: Stram.
Stupid, in dropsy: Eup. pur.
Stupid, as if drunk: Op.
Stupid, in intervals of epilepsy: Calc.
Stupid, eyes closed: Acon.; staring, wild look (typhus), Nitr. ac.
Stupid, falling, dread of, forward: Alum.; as if she were falling from a height, Mosch.
Stupid, fever; during chill, Stram.; during chill, at 6 P.M., Lyc.; intermittent, Eup. perf., Sul.; bilious remittent, Pod.; typhus, Arn., Lyc.
Stupid, in spasms of glottis: Chlor.
Stupid, with headache: Amyl., Ascl. s., Gels., Psor.; at night, Ver.
Stupid, cannot collect ideas (delirium): Sal. ac.
Stupid, in chronic hepatitis: Aur. met.
Stupid, in menses (exophthalmus): Lyc. vir.
Stupid, mental labor impossible: Cycl.
Stupid, from every mental exertion: Petrol.
Stupid at night, with restlessness: Lyss.
Stupid in pneumonia: Ferr.
Stupid, with ptyalism at night: Ver.
Stupid, sleep; as if just falling asleep, Asar.; with desire to, Con.; in midday sleep, with confused dreams, Jamb.
Stupid, while standing, with rush of blood from nape of neck over vertex towards forehead, during motion: Mang.
Stupid, with vertigo: Merc., Mosch., Op., Phos., Sabad.
Stupid, in veta: Coca; ☞ Apathy, Coma, Dulness, Stupor, Torpor, Unconsciousness
Stupor (lethargy, sopor): Absin., Acon., Æthus., Ailanth., Alet., Amyg., Amyl., Anac., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. met., Arn., Ars., Ars. h., Astac., Bar. c., Bell., Bism., Bry., Bufo., Camph., Carbo a., Carbo v., Cic., Coccul., Cornus, Crotal., Dig., Gels., Ham., Hell., Helon., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Kali iod., Melil., Merc. cor., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Nitr. sp. d., Nux m., Nux v., Op., Phos., Phos. ac., Plumb., Sal. ac., Sang., Sec., Stram., Sul., Ver. v., Zinc.
Stupor, in albuminuria: Chel.
Stupor, alcoholic: Glon., Kali br.
Stupor, alternating; with delirium, πAtrop. s.; with desire to escape (abortion), Coloc.; with desire to escape (abortion), in childbed fever, Coloc.; with desire to escape (abortion), in cancer of mammæ, Apis; with desire to escape (abortion), in repercussion of measles, Lach.; restlessness (brain fever), Acon.
Stupor, with angina: Chim. m.
Stupor, answers questions properly, but stupor immediately returns: Hyos.
Stupor, in apoplexy: Crotal., Lach.
Stupor, often awakes, but only for a short time (typhus): Ars.
Stupor, brain affections (scarlatina): Sul.; concussion of, Arn.; caused by sudden congestion, Bell., Ver. v.
Stupor, in cholera: Cic., Phos. ac.; infantum, Op.
Stupor, with cold surface: Canth.
Stupor, with congestion: Bell.
Stupor, with constipation: Stram.
Stupor, convulsions: Æthus., Cup. m., Stram.; in dentition, Cham.; puerperal, Atrop. s., Bell., Ver. v.; after convulsions, Art. v., Bell., Glon.; after epileptic, Ars., Plumb.; in scarlatina, Zinc.
Stupor, with delirium: Crotal., Op., Phos. ac.; followed by exhaustion after attack of vertigo, Kali c.; following delirium, during day, Chel.
Stupor, in epidemic diarrhœa: Nitr. sp. d.; summer complaint, Anac.
Stupor, in diphtheria: Natr. m., Sul. ac.
Stupor, with drowsiness (otitis media): Gels.
Stupor, a kind of drunkenness: Gels.; as from smoke in brain, Op.; resembling highest state of excitement from alcohol, Stram.
Stupor, ears; hearing vanishes, Stram.
Stupor, with a feeling of emptiness: Plat.
Stupor, in erotomania: Orig.
Stupor, in eruptive diseases: Apis
Stupor, in evening: Ars.; and night, worse in rest, better in motion and washing head, Ant. t.; in a warm room, with chilliness, Puls.
Stupor, with exhaustion (puerperal fever): Kali c.
Stupor, eyes; cannot open (cholera infantum), Sul.; looks about strangely (typhus), Apis; sight vanishing, Stram.; staring (typhus), Zinc.
Stupor, face; expressive of pain, Lach.; erysipelas, Apis, Graph., Sul.
Stupor, like fainting: Camph.
Stupor, with cold feet: Acon.
Stupor, with fever: Dory.; of children, Gels.; chill, latter part of night, Op.; in eruptive fevers, Gels.; during heat (ague), Natr. m., Samb.; quotidian, Rhus; nervous, Cic.; in typhus or typhoid, Apis, Arn., Ars., Bapt., Camph., Chlor., Clem., Crotal., Gels., Iris, Lyc., Nitr. sp. d., Phos. ac., Tereb.
Stupor, head; burning, hot (pneumonia), Phos.; as if he received a blow, Sarrac.; convulsive movements of, Stram.; tingling, with pains in limbs, better from motion, Rhus
Stupor, with headache: Ham.
Stupor, in valvular disease of heart: Chel.
Stupor, in hydrocephalus: Apis, Apoc., Clem., Hell., Hyos., Lyc., Natr. m.
Supor, in hysteria: Amm. c., Cinnam.
Stupor, bordering on insensibility: Hell.
Stupor, weakened intellect: Stram.
Stupor, in jaundice, all day: Chel.
Stupor, with languor and prostration: Gels.
Stupor, twitching and jerking of limbs: Bell., Canth., Cup. m., Hyos., Stram.
Stupor, in meningitis: Ant. t., Apis, Glon., Hell., Merc. v., Sul., Ver.; cerebro-spinal, Apis
Stupor, menses, suppressed from fright: Op.
Stupor, broken by anxious moaning (child with gastritis mucosa): Ars.
Stupor, in morning: Ars. m., Chin. s.; after mental shock three years ago, Nux v.
Stupor, with murmuring (encephalitis): Coccul.
Stupor, with muttering: Dory., Phos.
Stupor, depression of nervous centres: Op.
Stupor, with nettlerash on scalp: Agar.
Stupor, in old age: Bar. c.