1. Mind and Disposition pp. 73–82
Stupor, short paroxysms: Hep.
Stupor, in pneumonia: Chel., Phos.
Stupor, with mucous rales: Ant. t., Hyos.
Stupor, with restlessness: Tereb.
Stupor, in scarlatina: Ailant., Apis, Amm. c., Cup. ac., Gels., Lyc., Mur. ac., Sul.; when kidneys are involved, Tereb.; suppressed eruption, Ailant.
Stupor, interrupted by screaming: Apis, Rheum
Stupor, in persons of sedentary habits, especially in hot weather: Gels.
Stupor, blunting of general sensibility: Hell.
Stupor, excitement of sexual parts: Stram.
Stupor, in smallpox: Natr. m.
Stupor, with snoring (apoplexy): Hyos., Op., Stram.
Stupor, with somnolence: Plumb.
Stupor, inability to speak: Bufo
Stupor, starts up in a wild manner, opened eyes, but could not keep them open: Stram.
Stupor, stool; after, Natr. m.; involuntary (typhus), Arn., Zinc.
Stupor, with delirious talk (typhus): Acet. ac.
Stupor, with dry tongue, loss of speech, and hearing (scarlatina): Phos.
Stupor, in uræmia, fainting: Tereb.
Stupor, with vertigo: Chlor., Kali br., Sec.; after attack, Kali c.; in typhoid, Cic.
Stupor, with vomiting: Ailant., Dory.; between attacks, Ars. h.; after (scarlet fever), Dulc.
Stupor, but the will is active: Chlor.
Stupor, with yawning and nausea: Jatroph.; ☞ Apathy, Coma, Stupid, Unconsciousness
Subdued: ☞ Mild, Peace, Quiet, Serene
Suicide, anxiety; driving her to, Merc.
Suicide, attempted: Plumb.; in mania, Ver.
Suicide, desire for: Act. rac., Asaf., Aur. mur., Calc., Hyos., Lach., Orig., Plumb., Puls., Rumex, Stram., Zinc.; when seeing blood on a knife, Alum.; but lacks courage, Cinch., Nux v.; from despair, during spell of asthma, Rumex; despair about his miserable existence, Sep.; with dread of death and dislike to conversation pertaining thereto (melancholia), Plat.; caused by fright, Ars.; with chronic headache caused by suppression of foot sweat, Merc.; in mania, Ars.; during menses, Merc.; gets up in the night and takes his pistol, Med.; with religious despair, Ver.; with stomachache, Bry.; prolapsus or induration of uterus (pregnancy), Aur. met.; whenever he sees an open window, or a cutting instrument (after suppressed foot sweat), Merc. ☞ thoughts
Suicide, drown; herself, desire to, Bell., Sil.; from disappointed love, Hyos.; seeks to escape, after menses, Ign.; thinks with pleasure of drowning, Puls.; himself, wants to, Lach., Rhus; in mania, Sec.; or precipitate herself from window (melancholia and epilepsy), Sul.
Suicide, hang; attempts to, Ars., Tereb.
Suicide, haunted by: Caps.
Suicide, mania: Ars.; to kill himself with a sharp weapon, Alum.; to kill himself with a sharp weapon, with sexual symptoms, Aur. met.; got one leg over window to kill himself, πBell.; with melancholia, Naja; during pregnancy, Aur. met.
Suicide, mind constantly turns toward (headache, prolapsus uteri, childbed, amenorrhœa, chronic hepatitis): Aur. met.
Suicide, determined to commit, but cannot make up her mind how: Sul.
Suicide, tried to end sufferings by eating phosphorus from matches, after business embarrassment: Ign.
Suicide, asks questions as to quietest and most certain way: Lac def.
Suicide, to cut his throat with razor: Stram.
Suicide, wants to kill himself with sharp weapon: Alum.
Suicide, inclined to by shooting; at night, obliged to get out of bed because he cannot put off the idea, Ant. c.; must use all self-control, Natr. s.
Suicide, stab himself; wants to, Calc.
Suicide, thoughts of: Ign., Merc., Psor., Rhus; in cholera, Arg. nit.; with dread of death, Alum.; especially in evening (hypopion), Hep.; during heat, Stram.; in spermatorrhœa from onanism, Gels. ☞ desire; ☞ Depression, Despair, Hypochondriasis, Life, weary of, Melancholy, Moody, Morose, Sad
Sulky: Ant. c., Plat., Spong.
Sulky, in tubercular meningitis: Tuberc. ☞ Cross
Sullen: Carb. s., Coccul., Colch., Lyss., Nux v., Stann.; during day (child), Cina; with headache, Bism.
Sullen, in mania: Nux v. ☞ Anger
Superstitious: Con.; beliefs trouble him, Zinc.
Surly: Sullen
Surprise: News
Suspicious: Ananth., Aur. met., Bar. c., Caust., Crotal., Dig., Hyos., Kali br., Kali ph., Puls., Sul.
Suspicious, in diarrhœa: Ant. c.
Suspicious, in dyspepsia; chronic hepatic congestion, excess of lithic gravel, Lyc.
Suspicious, considering everybody his enemy: Puls.; in melancholia, Merc.
Suspicious, in mania: Lach.; puerperal, Ver. v.
Suspicious, will not take medicine: Act. rac.
Suspicious, and reserved (pregnancy): Puls.
Suspicious, of being watched by members of his family with whom he had a misunderstanding: clothed himself differently every day, to avoid being recognized by them, and seldom left the house (insanity): Hyos. ☞ Mistrust
Swearing: Cursing
Sympathy; excessive, for others, Caust., Nuph.
Sympathy, dislikes (typhus): Arn.
Sympathy, want of: Anac.; indolence, Con.
Sympathy, felt same pain his brother complained of (lyssophobia): Lyss.
Sympathy, vexed by want of: Camph.
Syphilophobia: Hyos.
Taciturn (silent): Abrot., Act. rac., Arg. nit., Arum m., Aur. met., Bry., Cact., Caps., Caust., Cinch., Clem., Cycl., Euph., Grat., Hell., Ign., Ipec., Kali b., Lyc., Lyc. v., Manc., Mang., Merc., Menyanth., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Ol. an., Phos., Phos. ac., Plumb., Puls., Rheum, Spong., Stront., Tarant., Ver.
Taciturn, alternating with delirium: Plumb.
Taciturn, as if she would die: Mur. ac.
Taciturn, after eating: Arum. m.
Taciturn, in epilepsy; stupid state, Ign.
Taciturn, fever, intermittent: Tarant.; typhus, Arn.; typhoid, Nux m.
Taciturn, after fright: Ign.
Taciturn, acute hydrocephalus, utters no articulate sound for two weeks: Hell.
Taciturn, in hysteria: Hydr. ac.
Taciturn, with satiety of life: Plat.
Taciturn, in melancholy: Arg. nit., Puls.
Taciturn, in tubercular meningitis: Tuberc.
Taciturn, did not move: Stram.
Taciturn, during pregnancy: Ver.
Taciturn, in puerperal mania: Ver.
Taciturn, unless questioned (typhus): Colch.
Taciturn, with religiousness: Plat.
Taciturn, with sad mood: Magn. c.
Taciturn, from sexual excesses: Staph.
Taciturn, sits speechless: Hep.
Taciturn, with dry tongue: Calc.
Taciturn, with weeping: Plat.; ☞ Quiet and Talking
Talking, alternately with singing (acute mania after melancholia): Gels.
Talking, as if angry: Zinc.; in sleep, Castor.
Talking, animatedly: Hyos.
Talking, answering: ☞ Answers
Talking, causes anxiety: Amb.
Talking, much in apoplexy: Coff.
Talking, argues with facility: Arg. met.
Talking, averse to: Acon., Amb., Amm. m., Apoc., Arg. m., Ars. s. r., Bell., Berb., Camph., Carbo a., Castor., Cham., Coff., Coloc., Dig., Diosc., Ferr., Gels., Glon., Ipec., Jacea, Lac def., Magn. m., Mez., Natr. c., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Spong., Stann., Sul., Viol.; on awaking, Thuya; in bilious attacks, Lach.; in dyspepsia, Chel.; febrile condition, Gels.; in headache, Anac., Coff. t., Natr. a., Oxal. ac.; irritable, Calc.; a foreign language which at other times he speaks fluently, Pallad.; with aching in lung, Asim.; in general marasmus, Hydras.; in melancholia, Arg. nit., Puls.; after mortification, Ign.; about sickness or injuries, (spasmodic stricture of œsophagus), Bapt.; exostosis of skull, Arg. met.; during sweat, Op.; tabes mesenterica, Tuberc.; ☞ Answers, Taciturn
Talking, awkward in: Natr. c.
Talking, babbling (typhus): Stram.
Talking, as if brain would be paralyzed: Calc.
Talking, about business: Bry.
Talking, chattering: Acon.; typhus, Stram.
Talking, causes oppression of chest: Amb.
Talking, childish (hypochrondriasis): Arg. nit.
Talking, about unpleasant things, causes chilliness: Mar. v.
Talking, with air of command: Lyc., Phos.
Talking, confused: Cann. s., Natr. m.; mental derangement, Op.; with cold skin, rapid pulse, Crotal.; in typhoid, Mur ac.
Talking, in convulsions: πCamph.
Talking, of impending death (heart disease): Op.
Talking, delirious: Rheum; inflammation of brain, Merc. v.; worse in evening, Stram.; like that of dementia (typhus), Stram.
Talking, desire to: Arg. met., Tarax.; about anything, does not care whether anyone listens, Sticta; about his condition, with anxious reflections, Nux v.; wakes wife and child (in hypochrondriasis), Arg. nit.; mental disturbances, Nux m.
Talking, disconnectedly, pointed to masked people who seemed to approach him: Op.
Talking, distorted: Cupr. s.
Talking, of domestic affairs: Hyos.
Talking, dull (cerebro-spinal meningitis): Gels.
Talking, stitches in ears when: Mang.
Talking, echo speech, patient repeats in a monotonous singing way words and sentences of those about him, without being conscious of it: Zinc.
Talking, of others, cannot endure: Amm. c., Helon., Hyos., Nux v., Rhus; of those passing him, inclined to seize hold of them and abuse them, Con.; agitates, brings on convulsions, Lyss.
Talking, fatigues: Abrot., Stann.
Talking, about others' faults: Ver.
Talking, foolish: Bell., Tabac.; in headache, Lach.; in intermittent, Cinch.; in typhus, Stram.
Talking, forgets what he intends to say; cannot finish sentence, Cann. i.; and looks around for help (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.
Talking, garrulity: Bell.
Talking, hot hands from: Graph.
Talking, hasty: Bell., Camph., Hep., Thuya; with quick gestures (after metrorrhagia), Sep.; with quick gestures (after metrorrhagia), and rapid, Merc. sol.
Talking, causes heaviness of head: Amb.
Talking, to herself constantly (chorea): Magn. p.
Talking, to himself (acute mania, induced by severe mental excitement): Chloral.
Talking, with imaginary beings (acute mania induced by mental excitement): Chloral.
Talking, inability: Crotal., Kali br., Stram.; because of anxiety, Ign.; in epileptiform spasms, Chin. a.; in hydrothorax, Apoc.; with spasmodic laughter, clapping of hands, Stram.; in puerperal mania, Kali c.; rapidly, with anxious behavior, makes mistakes, Ign.; in scarlatina, Zinc.; with stupor, Bufo
Talking, inarticulate; like a beast more than a human being, Ver.; confused sounds, Bell.; in facial neuralgia, Verbas.; in typhoid, Zinc.
Talking, incessant: Cup. ac., Plat., Stram., Ver.; with delirium, Lyss., Œnan.; delirium tremens, Act. rac.; mostly devout (dysmenorrhœa), Stram.; and discontentedly (delirium), Sal. ac.; in one strain with distressed face (typhus), Stram.; in fevers, Lach.; in typhus, Stram.; yellow fever, Ars. h.; about one thing, pays no attention to what is said to her (insanity), Ver. v.; cerebro-spinal meningitis, Naja; at time for return of menses (climaxis), Calab.; with mental excitement (heart disease), Op.; at night, Lyss.; at night (delirium tremens), Hyos.; in puerperal mania, Camph., Plat.; during sleep, Graph.
Talking, incoherent: Amyg., Anac., Atrop. s., Camph., Cann. i., Cham., Cup. m., Gels., Nux m., Phos., Rhus, Stram.; during fit of anxiety (erysipelas), Chel.; in bronchitis, Apis; delirious, Cup. ac.; from disappointed ambition, Nux v.; in typhus, Bapt., Stram.; with a kind of half-smiling garrulity (typhus), Zinc.; with burning heat and chills, Curar.; in hysteria, Kali c.; as it were in a strange language (mental disorder), Lach.; in mania, Cup. ac.; merry, Agar.; during sleep, Kali bi., Stram.; passes rapidly from one subject to another, Agar.; ending with sweat, Cup. ac.; in a high screaming voice, Stram.
Talking, cannot endure being interrupted, especially after rising from sleep: Cham.
Talking, irrational: Camph.; when he awakes as if a man were present, Hyos.
Talking, inspired; in religious mania, Stram.
Talking, does not know what she is saying: Ver.
Talking, language; in a foreign, or in different tongues (typhus), Stram.; in Jewish jargon (mania), Stram.; entertained himself in different languages with departing people (vesicular erysipelas), Stram.
Talking, loquacious: ☞ Loquacity
Talking, loud: Nux m.; in typhoid, Op.; during sleep, Bell.
Talking in a low soft voice: Viol.; of things which have occurred previous day (quotidian ague), Ipec.; thick, as if tired, Cann. i.
Talking like a maniac, eyes staring: Bell.
Talking about misfortune (mania): Ver.
Talking, makes mistakes: Amm. c., Lil. tig., Natr. m., Nux v., Thuya
Talking in monosyllables: Thuya
Talking, mumbling (apoplexy, typhoid): Coccul.
Talking, murmurs: Ver.
Talking, muttering: Ars., Atrop. s., Cham., Cic., Lach., Phos. ac.; absurd things, Hyos., Stann., Ver.; in apoplexy, Arn., Coccul., Crotal.; confused, Bell.; in delirium, Natr. m.; in delirium of typhus, Crotal.; in delirium with vertigo (typhoid), Cic.; in chronic diarrhœa, Apis; in intermittent, Apis; in typhus, Arn., Coccul., Lach., Tarax.; gastro-enteritis, Apis; incoherent, disturbing sleep (bronchitis, gastro-enteritis), Apis; low (typhus), Bapt.; in puerperal convulsions, Op.; during sleep, Camph., Hyos., Rhus; sleepless, Hyos.; sleepless, in scarlatina, Zinc.; with stupor, Phos.; with unconsciousness during heat, Apis; unintelligible (paralysis and imbecility), Anac. oc.; unintelligible, alternating with sensorial apathy and staring at one spot (melancholia after typhoid), Hell.; unintelligible, in typhoid, Nux v.; on half waking, Gels.
Talking, calls things by wrong names: Diosc.
Talking, causes nervousness: Amb.
Talking, nonsense, by day, at intervals (tubercular meningitis): Tuberc.
Talking, obscene: Bell., Hyos., Nux v., Plat., Stram. ☞ Lascivious
Talking, obstreperous: Cham.
Talking, pathetic: Lyss.
Talking, can hardly speak pleasantly: Cham.
Talking, prattling: Hyos.
Talking, repeats questions over and over in a singing tone until interrupted by another, which he repeats like the first (after typhoid fever): Zinc.
Talking, rapid: Bell., Hyos., Ver.; confused, following rush of blood to head (hysteria), Mosch.; in fevers, Lach. ☞ hasty
Talking, rambling: Atrop. s., Kali ph.
Talking, refuses to: Cham.; after typhoid, Hell.; motions with his hands (mania), Ver.
Talking, reiterating; do, do, do, in plaintive voice, Glon.; same sentence, Camph.; same thing over and over (headache), Lach.
Talking, relieves: Æthus.; spells of exhilaration and moroseness, Lyss.
Talking, rhymes and verse (intermittent): Ant. c.
Talking, wants to say annoying and vexing things, is soon sorry for it: Mez.
Talking, about secret (mania): Ver.
Talking, senseless: Bell.
Talking, delivers sermons emphatically: Stram.
Talking, commences every sentence anew, without ability to finish, in spite of every effort of memory: Thuya
Talking sharply: Cham., Hyper.
Talking, short: Lyss., Tarant.; snappish, Cham.
Talking, in sleep: Ars., Kali c., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Nux v., Puls.; in diphtheria, Lac c.; with heat, Stram.; loudly, Arn., Sil., Spong., Sul.; nonsense, 4 A.M., Hyper.; in pneumonia, Merc.; senseless twaddle after a grievance, Anac.; in tabes mesenterica, Tuberc.
Talking, causes sleeplessness: Amb.
Talking, slow: Lach., Thuya; has to drag out words to express ideas, forgets the chief points, Sep.; as if hunting for words, Thuya; in learning how to talk and walk (nystagmus), Agar.
Talking, makes speeches; during delirium, Lyss.; strange, Camph.
Talking, jumping from subject to subject; merely for the sake of talking, Paris; in afternoon and especially evening (insanity), Nux v.
Talking, substitutes name of object seen for object thought of: Lac c.
Talking, about suffering (hypochondriasis): Arg nit.
Talking, causes sweat: Amb.
Talking, syllables, drops them: Kali br.; uses wrong, Lyc.
Talking, does not correspond with thought: Bell.
Talking, constantly loses thread: Med.
Talking, of nothing but carious tooth that has been extracted: Nux v.
Talking a torrent of words: Ign.
Talking, causes tremor: Amb.
Talking, unintelligible: Hyos., Phos. ac., Stram.; with open eyes (typhoid fever), Ver. v.; rising up in bed, with short tremulous respiration, evening after lying down, Zinc.
Talking, vivacious, hammering headache: Sul.
Talking, in a whisper, if long continued it causes a dry, straining cough with a feeling of compression in chest (aphonia nervosa): Puls.
Talking, wildly: Ars., Camph., Ver. v.
Talking, words; at times well chosen, at others uses high-sounding phrases (mania puerperalis), Nux v.; curtailed, Stram.; difficult to find fitting ones, Lyc.; difficulty in finding and keeping the right one, although right idea is present to mind (anæmia of frontal lobe of brain), Kali br.; difficulty in connecting, Murex; difficult to find the right one (typhoid), Puls.; difficult to find the right one (typhoid), in aphasia, Syph.; drops them (chorea), Ver. v.; uses words not intended, Alum.; misapplies, Bov., Calc., Cinch., Osm.; misapplies, in delirium tremens, Stram.; misapplies, in talking or writing, Sul.; omits, Cham.; omits, one, often leads into midst of another story, Lach.; unable to find right, Act. rac., Carb. s., Dulc., Phos. ac.; unable to find right, with indigestion, Lyc.; unable to find right, in neuralgia of scalp, Staph.; unable to find right, worse from exertion and sleepless nights, Agar.; are forgotten, Kali br.; slow to find, Coca, Stram.; are swallowed, Thuya; utters single broken words in higher voice, Stram.; uses wrong ones
Caust., Cinch., Lyc., Lyss., Nux v., Stram., Thuya; after emission, Lil. tig.; in headache, Nux m.; in typhoid, Coccul., Lyc.; in typhus, Arn.
Talking, worse, from: Magn. c.; ☞ Speech, Chapter 11
Tears, things around him: Bell., Hyos., Ver.
Tears, bed covers and clothing; in melancholia religiosa, Kali ph.
Tears, or cuts buttons off her dress, worse during menses (fits): Œnan.
Tears clothes: Ign., Stram.; in insanity from drinking, Hyos.
Tears, desire to; everything to pieces, Iod.; in intermittent, Cimex
Tears hair; children, Bell.; with unconsciousness, Tuberc.; uterine dementia, Lil. tig.
Tears, in mania: Cup. m.
Tears, night dress and bedclothes: Bell.
Temper, bad: Cham., Uran. n.; phthisical habit, Tuberc.
Temper, capricious: Sul. ac.
Temper, irritable (diabetes): Nux v.
Temper, better during menses: Cycl.
Temper, quick: Sul.
Temper, savage: Lyss.
Temper, unhappy: Rhus; ☞ Anger, etc.
Tender, disposition: Ign.
Tender, alternate with rage: Croc.; ☞ Mild, Sensitive, Yielding
Theorizing, constantly: Cann. i.; ☞ Metaphysics, Speculation
Thoughts (thinking), absorbed in: Acon., Con., Cycl., Ign., Ipec.; with closed eyes, Cann. i.; yet thinks of nothing (typhus), Arn.
Thoughts, of accidents having happened: Osm.
Thoughts, arrested by thrills caused by imagining something unpleasant: Asar.
Thoughts, anxious: Sul.
Thoughts, averse to: Act. sp., Ailant., Ast. r., Bapt., Bry., Caps., Casc., Cinch., Ferr., Lact. ac., Petrol., Sil.; in evening and after dinner, Lyss.; nervous debility, Curar.; after a walk in open air, Arn.
Thoughts, on awakening, terrible (nervous excitability): Calab.
Thoughts cause pain or soreness in brain: Daphne
Thoughts, of business of day prevent sleep for an hour: Coccul.
Thoughts, chasing through brain: Ptel.
Thoughts, of coffee causes nausea: Lil. tig.
Thoughts, by collecting, could recall things read many years ago: Ptel.
Thoughts, cannot collect: Cochl., Ferr., Lac c., Pic. ac., Ptel.; during apyrexia, Ipec.; in brain fag, Phos. ac.; during chill, Caps.; to reply to question, drops what he is holding in his hands, Nitr. ac.; while listening to sermon, on account of joyful feeling without cause, Anag.; for an hour in morning on awaking, Thuya; must rouse himself forcibly, Nux m.
Thoughts, about complaint; when left alone, Ars.; when left alone, in angina pectoris, Aur. mur.; fissure of anus, Ham.; better from, Camph., Coccul., Hell.; of incurability (cancerous inoculation), Ars.; brings on attack (catalepsy), Art. v.; brings on chilly waves, Chin. a.; cough worse, Bar. c.; one-sided heat of face worse, Spong.
hemorrhoids and hysteria worse, Caust.; causes palpitation, Alum.; worse from, Bar. c., Calc. p., Gels. ☞ pain
Thoughts, cannot concentrate: Canth., Med.; in malarial ataxy, Arg. nit.
Thoughts, confused: ☞ Confusion
Thoughts, loses continuity: Syph.
Thoughts, do not correspond to sense: Bell.
Thoughts, crowd; different trains, Verbas.; cause sleeplessness, Fluor. ac.; is too weak to keep them off or to hold one idea, Ars.; a mass of subjects, some scientific, cross each other on closing eyes, Spong.
Thoughts, desultory: Aloe
Thoughts, cause diarrhœa: Arg. nit.
Thoughts, difficult: Alum., Anac. oc., Apis, Ascl. t., Calc., Camph., Carb. s., Carbo v., Chel., Cinch., Clem., Coccul., Cochl., Dig., Eryng., Hyos., Iod., Lactu. v., Mez., Natr. m., Ptel., Rhus, Sec., Sep., Stram., Sul., Zinc.; in diabetes, Natr. s.; in evening, Cochl.; in headache, Diad.; from sensation as if head were enlarged and distended, Ran. b.; from heaviness in head, Op.; sometimes impossible, Lyss.; in morning (old people), Amb.; after vertigo, Coccul.; in vesical humor, Canth.; ☞ Mental Exertion, and Concentration
Thoughts, disconnected: Viol.
Thoughts, distracted: Nux v.; with vertigo, Merc.
Thoughts, reappear in his dreams: Psor.
Thoughts, too much exertion: Ars. m.
Thoughts, eyes; cause dimness of vision, Arg. nit.
Thoughts, face; heat with soreness of left cheek from, Lyss.; cause pain, Amm. c.
Thoughts, fatigue: Coccul.
Thoughts, fixed, immovable: Iod.
Thoughts, great flow, difficult to arrange: Phos.
Thoughts, about food he has eaten makes him sick: Sars.
Thoughts about future: Cinch. bol., Cycl.
Thoughts, headache, from: Arg. nit., Coff., Lyss., Paris, Sabad., Spig.; but cannot stop thinking, Calab.; drawing in right side of forehead, worse, Calc.; dulness, Natr. m.; pressing, Lyss.
Thoughts, heavy flow: Sep.
Thoughts, of himself, desire to be diverted: Camph.
Thoughts, as though one cannot think outside of himself: Crot. t.
Thoughts, hurried: Calc.
Thoughts, inability to think: Abies, Abrot., Anac., Arg. met., Arn., Ars., Bapt., Canth., Gels., Gymn., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Kreo., Natr. c., Natr. s., Phos., Staph., Thuya, Zinc.; after getting out of bed, Stram.; caused by tightness in brain, Med.; as after excessive coition, Phos. ac.; confusion, Æthus.; in convulsions, Staph.; with drowsiness, Calc. p.; in evening, Ign.; injurious effect of gaslight, Caust.; in headache, Alum., Sep.; in nervous headache, Tereb.; with roaring and buzzing in head and ears (ozæna), Natr. m.; by least interruption, Berb.; in morning, Phos. ac.; in pneumonia, Sul.; with stupefaction, dizziness and vacancy in head, Kreo.; sudden after luncheon, Calc. s.; when reading, Stann.; with vertigo, Nux v.
Thoughts, increased, power of: Coff.
Thoughts, of doing injury to others: Osm.
Thoughts, muddled: Nux m.
Thoughts, cause pain in nose: Lyss.
Thoughts, obscene: Lil. tig. ☞ Lascivious
Thoughts, pain; aggravates, Bapt., Hell.; and makes her want to urinate, Merc. v.; causes it to return, Oxal. ac.; undefined, disagreeable sensation, Agar. ☞ complaint
Thoughts, cause palpitation: Ign.
Thoughts, about past troubles: Nitr. ac.
Thoughts, profusion of; causes confusion in writing, Ign.
Thoughts, rapid: Acon., Oxal. ac., Kob.
Thoughts, inability to recall; on account of different thoughts crowding on brain, Cann. i.
Thoughts, retarded; slow, Cup. ac., Chlorof., Graph.; in apoplexy, Arn.
Thoughts, same project, and nothing else: Ang.; with sleeplessness, Calc.; unpleasant subject, Coccul.
Thoughts, serious; are terrifying, Plat.
Thoughts, prevent sleep: Calc., Graph., Nux v., Sep., Sul.; after midnight, Hep.; after awaking at 2 A.M., Sil.
Thoughts, seem to stand still: Cann. s.
Thoughts, terrible; take possession of him (mania), Iod.
Thoughts, in attempting to think of one thing another thought intrudes: Acon.
Thoughts, it seems to her as if two entirely different trains of, influenced her at the same time: Lyss.
Thoughts, painful vacant feeling on attempting to think (yellow fever): Gels.
Thoughts, vanishing: Ars. s. f., Calc., Kali bi., Kreo., Lyc., Nux m., Ol. an.; with blackness before eyes, in paroxysms, Lach.; with fainting, seeming to her of a half hour's duration, but really only momentary, Nux m.; gradual as when falling asleep, Asar.; while reading, ends in falling asleep, Nux m.; before menses, Nux m.; momentary, Viol.; after overlifting, Psor.; when reflecting, Nitr. ac., Ran. b.; when he attempts to express them they vanish, strange thoughts take their place, he could not recall the former ones, Viol.; sudden, Manc.; before she can give them utterance (after sunstroke), Stram.; while talking, reading or writing, Nux m.; with vertigo, Cham.; with sickness of stomach, as soon as she closes eyes, Therid.
Thoughts, cause vertigo (brain fag): Phos. ac.
Thoughts, wandering: Puls.; and dwell on images and fancies, Arn.
Thoughts, weakened power of correctly expressing: Con.
Thoughts, wild: Stram.
Thoughts, thinking makes her wretched (pregnancy): Stann.; ☞ Delusion, Mental activity, exertion and concention, also Reflection, Study
Thoughtful: ☞ Reflective
Thoughtless: Thuya; with foolish gestures and complaint of pain, Mosch.
Throws things in air; with crazy laughter (children), Camph.
Throws away; everything given it (child), Cina, Coff.; a lacemaker threw about her bobbins incessantly, and everything into confusion, Stram.
Throws, things into fire regardless of value (mental disturbance): Staph.
Throws, herself forcibly about: Calc.; upon floor, and rolls about, Sul.
Throws, things out of window: Stram.
Time, mistakes days: Badiag.
Time, seems long: Alum., Arg. n., Med., Merc., Nux m., Nux v., Pallad.; in post-partum hemorrhage, Cann. s.; way home too long, Glon.; seconds seem ages, Cann. i.
Time, passes too quickly: Coccul., Therid.
Time, if set; worries day before, and is ready before time (chronic diarrhœa, epilepsy), Arg. nit.
Torments those about him day and night: Calc.
Torpor: Ammoniac., Apis, Berb., Cic., Crotal., Gels., Kali br., Nux m., Op., Plumb., Sang., Stram., Uran. n.
Torpor, in Addison's disease: Iod.
Torpor, in apoplexy: Plumb.
Torpor, in constipation: Natr. m.
Torpor, after convulsions: Cup. m.
Torpor, in indigestion: Merc. cor.
Torpor, with intercurrent erethism: Puls.
Torpor, in fever: Hyos.
Torpor, caused by a dull depressing pain through whole head (under pressure of great weariness or excitement): Polyg.
Torpor, with sleepiness during day: Magn. m.
Torpor, with weakness: Lyc.
Torpor, worse in damp weather: Sang.; ☞ Apathy, Dulness, Indifference
Tranquil: ☞ Peace, Quiet, Serene, Subdued
Touched, aversion to being: Ant. c., Ant. t., Cham.; in headache, Zinc.; insane women will not be touched or approached, Thuya
Touched, not conscious of being (typhoid): Nitr. sp. d.
Touched, everything within reach: Bell.; feels of those around her, Bell.
Touched, does not know whether objects seen are really there, or whether she only imagines them, until she has touched them: Sul.
Trance: Lach.
Trance, alternates with; spasmodic symptoms every Summer, Stram.
Trance, after convulsions: Stram.
Trance, eyes; closed, answers no questions, lifts arm at every stroke of town clock, plays on piano with closed eyes, writes letters in an acquired language more correctly than in waking state, occupies himself for hours with the number 6 (priapism, spasms), Camph.
Trance, unconscious, or wrapt in imagination; thinks himself in grave, Gels.
Trance, everything seems unreal to her: Amyl.; ☞ Clairvoyance, Ecstasy
Travel, desire to, far away, almost uncontrollable: Merc. ☞ Escape, Run away
Tricks; insane, spiteful, Cup. m.; ☞ Actions, Antics, Malice, Spiteful
Uncertainty, feeling of: Amyl.
Ugliness, of disposition: Lac c.
Unconscious: Act. sp., Æsc. g., Æthus., Amyg., Anthrac., Ant. chl., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Arum t., Ars. h., Ast. r., Bell., Bism., Bov., Calad., Calc., Calc. s., Carbol. ac., Ced., Cham., Cic., Cina, Citrus, Coff. t., Colch., Con., Cup. ac., Cupr. s., Cycl., Dig., Filix, Gels., Glon., Hell., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Ipec., Kali br., Lach., Lauroc., Lyc., Lyss., Merc., Mosch.
Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Œnan., Oleand., Paris, Petrol., Phos. ac., Plumb., Op., Sabad., Sec., Sul., Stram., Tabac., Vespa, Zinc.
Unconscious, abdomen, lancinating, pinching, and sensation as if he must go to stool: Spig.
Unconscious, in albuminuria: Coccus
Unconscious, alternately with delirium: Phos.
Unconscious, in angina pectoris: Act. rac., Arn.
Unconscious, answers correctly when spoken to: Arn.; periodic ecstasy, Cic.
Unconscious, in apoplexy: Lach., Œnan., Phos., Puls.; as if dying, speechless, Acon.; nervous form, Cup. ac., Cup. m.; in drunkards or old people, Op.
Unconscious, apparently (hysteria): Hydras.
Unconscious, almost, at night when he awakes: Ast. r.; complains, in diphtheria, Kali bi.
Unconscious, feeling as though she would become (diphtheria): Lac c.
Unconscious, brain; from pressure on anterior lobe (epilepsy), Ast. r.; brain troubles of children (cholera infantum), Magn. p.; in meningitis, Apis, Rhus, Ver.; in meningitis, cerebro-spinal, Hell., Hydr. ac.
Unconscious, breathing, apoplectic: Op.
Unconscious, in burns: Calend.
Unconscious, in catalepsy: Camph.
Unconscious, with chill: ☞ fever
Unconscious, in cholera Asiatica: Bry.
Unconscious, in cholera infantum: Cadm. s.
Unconscious, with colic: Asaf.
Unconscious, with collapse: Anthrac.
Unconscious, convulsions; during, Absin., Acon., Agar., Ant. t., Ast. r., Camph., Cic., Coccul., Cup. m., Glon.; after, Cic., Œnan.; after being unjustly accused, Staph.; after fright, Cup. m.; worse during menses, Œnan.; in trismus, Œnan.; in epileptiform, Chin. a.; epileptic, Calc. a., Calc. p., Lyc.; periodical, in typhoid, Mosch.; puerperal, Atrop. s., Chin. s., Cic., Coccul., Glon., Nux v., Op., Puls.; in quick succession during seventh month of pregnancy in a woman with dropsy, albuminuria, headache, etc., Œnan.; tetanic, Cic.; after fright, Cup. m.; worse during menses, Œnan.
Unconscious, coughing; before attack, Cina; during attack, Ipec.; from arrest of breathing, better cold water, Ipec.; in whooping cough, Cina
Unconscious, in croup: Carbo v.
Unconscious, lies as if dead: Arn., Carbo v.
Unconscious, with muttering delirium; picking at bedclothes (typhoid), Lyc.
Unconscious, in delirium tremens: Nux v.
Unconscious, in diphtheria: Merc. sol.
Unconscious, in dysmenorrhœa: Cycl.
Unconscious, from earache: Curar.; deafness after Quinine, Gels.
Unconscious, in epilepsy: Art. v., Ast. r., Calc., Caust., Crotal., Cup. m., Curar., Glon., Œnan., Stann., Sumb.
Unconscious, in eruptive diseases: Apis
Unconscious, after excitement: Nux m.
Unconscious, eyes; open (periodic ecstasy), Cic.; protruding, Ver.; pupils dilated, eyes staring (child), Æthus.
Unconscious, face; deep red or purple, Glon.; red (dentition), Canth.; swollen, Ver.; prosopalgia, Glon.
Unconscious, falling: Acet. ac., Bufo, Cann. i., Carbo v., Coccul., Glon., Plumb.
in apoplexy, Acon., Phos.; body cold and stiff like a piece of wood, Hyos.; in delirium tremens, Nux v.; turns red suddenly, and falls (teething child), Acon.; with howling cries, Camph.; with nausea, Coccul.; in syncope, Nux v.; sensation as if he would, Calc.
Unconscious, fever; during chill, Camph., Hep., Spong., Stram.; with chill in puerperal peritonitis, Lach.; in cold stage of intermittent, Ars.; during heat, Manc., Phos. ac., Stram.; during sweat, Stram.; in bilious, Crotal.; intermittent, Apis, Ipec.; febris nervosa stupida, Melil.; during sweat, Stram.; in typhoid, Agar., Bapt., Calad., Colch., Mur. ac., Nitr. sp. d., Nux m., Phos., Stram., Zinc.; yellow fever, Canth.
Unconscious, with frantic spells: Aloe
Unconscious, with maniacal frenzy: Camph.
Unconscious, with headache: Glon., Nux v., Sil.; from, Bell.; after epileptic attacks, Kali bi.; with vertigo as if he would fall, worse morning on rising, Spig.; from stitches or pressing in one side of head, Nux v.; after headache, Ign.
Unconscious, head; congestion to, Glon., Hyos., Sul.; congestion to, during pregnancy, Glon.; drawn to right shoulder, Camph.; from stitches or pressing in one side, Nux v.; when turning, Rhus
Unconscious, heart; irregularity of action, Sang.; heart disease, Ars., Aur. met.; hypertrophy of, Dig.
Unconscious, in hemorrhage; after labor, Sabina, Cann. s.; uterine, Cinch.
Unconscious, in hydrocephalus: Art. v., Grat.
Unconscious, in hydrothorax; following metritis, Citrus
Unconscious, in hysteria: Ced., Cinnam., Nux v.
Unconscious, after tumult of ideas: Camph.
Unconscious, in kidney disease: Chel.
Unconscious, in premature labor: Sec.; after labor, Chin. s.
Unconscious, with immobility of left leg: Nux m.
Unconscious, lies stretched out: Æthus.
Unconscious, loses himself every few moments: Cann. i.
Unconscious, before menses: Nux m.
Unconscious, in metritis: Canth.
Unconscious, after a clear mind: Tereb.
Unconscious, momentary: Chim. m.
Unconscious, motions, during; child stands up in bed, Croc.
Unconscious, as if struck by apoplexy, with agonizing attacks of neuralgic pain, between temporal region and ciliary arch and maxilla: Kali cy.
Unconscious, with opisthotonus: Lach., Ver. v.
Unconscious, with palpitation: Cact., Nux m.
Unconscious, paralysis with imbecility: Anac. oc.
Unconscious, paroxysms; while sewing or talking, attacks daily for a month, Tuberc.; once or twice a week for nine hours, Laur.
Unconscious, on assuming upright position: Colch.
Unconscious, with rage: Stram.
Unconscious, worse on rising: Op.
Unconscious, sat up in bed: Stram.
Unconscious, in scarlatina: Apis, Zinc.; after suppressed eruption, Ailant.
Unconscious, with screaming; tearing her hair
beating head with fists, or against the wall or floor, Tuberc.
Unconscious, in shock from injury: Arn., Chlorof.
Unconscious, attacks while sitting (anæmia): Caust.
Unconscious, with heavy sleep preceded by tingling in head and limbs: Sec.
Unconscious, loss of speech and motion: Laur.
Unconscious, after painful tension in spine and headache: Natr. m.
Unconscious, is aroused when spoken to (delirium): Hyos.
Unconscious, after stool: Ver.
Unconscious, sudden: Coccul., Hydr. ac., Kali c., Laur., Œnan.; following excitement as after champagne, Amyg.; especially at night, Ign.
Unconscious, in sunstroke: Glon.; with tetanus, Bell. ☞ Sunstroke, Chap. 3
Unconscious, of surrounding objects, evening while conversing: Sinap.
Unconscious, with inability to swallow (convulsions in a child): Amyl.; after, Kali c., Jatroph.
Unconscious, vertigo; during, Bov., Canth., Crotal., Kali br., Kali c., Manc., Nux v., Ran. sc., Sep.; in chronic alcoholism, Phos.; in typhoid, Cic.
Unconscious, with vomiting: Calend.; of about a pound of black coagulated blood (hæmatemesis), Nux v.
Unconscious, with flesh wounds: Calend.
Unconscious, with worms: Cina.; ☞ Coma, Stupor.
UNEASY: All sat., Apis, Aur. met., Caust., Nitr. ac., Ptel., Tarant., Thuya, Zinc
Uneasy, apparently from abdomen: Ant. t.
Uneasy, as if he had committed a crime (cephalalgia): Alum.
Uneasy, to fainting: Calc.
Uneasy, fever; intermittent, Apis
Uneasy, for future: Bry.
Uneasy, when reading or thinking, with pressing in forehead and top of head, returning at 4 P.M. seventh day: Lyss.
Uneasy, in scarlatina: Apis
Uneasy, before thunderstorm, terrific screams after heavy thunderbolt: Gels.; ☞ Anxiety, also Chapter 36.
UNOBSERVANT, children, in otitis: Sul.; ☞ Apathy, Dulness, Indifference, Torpor.
UNPLEASANT THINGS, inclined to dwell on: Benz. ac., Kreo., Natr. m.
UNSTEADY: Asaf., Bism., Kali br., Thuya, Zinc ☞ Changeable, Fickle, Fitful, Indecision, Irresolute
VACILLATING: ☞ Indecision, Unsteady, etc.
VACUITY, feeling of: Benz. ac.
VEHEMENCE: Aur. met., Carb. s., Ferr., Kali. iod., Led., Natr. m., Phos., Sep.
Vehemence, ailments from: Aur. met., Coff.
Vehemence, atrophy of infants: Petrol., Phos.
Vehemence, in delirium tremens: Nux v.
Vehemence, in intermittent: Cimex
Vehemence, after arrest of hemorrhage: Ign. ☞ Anger, Fury, Rage, Raving
VERSES, makes: Agar., Stram.
VEXATION: Ars., Ars. h., Ars. m., Bry., Cham., Hydr. ac., Kali iod., Kali ph., Magn. c., Mez., Nux v., Petrol., Sep., Spong., Zinc
Vexation, ailments from: Acon., Ant. t., Apis, Ars., Aur. met., Cadm. s., Cochl., Ipec., Lyc., Natr. m., Staph.; with reserved displeasure, Ign.; with fright, Coff., Petrol.
Vexation, causes catalepsy: Art. v.
Vexation, causes chorea: Caust.
Vexation, causes colic: Coloc.
Vexation, causes convulsions: Cup. m.
Vexation, causes cough: Acon., Staph., Ver.
Vexation, causes depression: Calc. p.
Vexation, causes diarrhœa: Calc. p., Cham.
Vexation, causes dyspnœa: Ars., Cup. m.
Vexation, easily: Bell., Graph., Iris; in aphonia, Ferr.; in chorea, Calc.; from least contradiction, Niccol.; at trifles, Acon., Ars., Chel., Mang., Natr. ph., Nitr. ac., Plat.
Vexation, causes epilepsy: Art. v., Calc.
Vexation, causes red spots in face: Amm. c.
Vexation, sees faces when closing eyes: Bry.
Vexation, cannot forget: Sars.
Vexation, causes gastralgia: Cham.
Vexation, causes headache: Coff.
Vexation, causes hemicrania: Cham.
Vexation, head; stinging in, after, Cham.; tearing in, after, Cham.; painful to slightest touch, after, Mez.
Vexation, after arrest of hemorrhage: Ign.
Vexation, with herself: Sul.
Vexation, with himself: Bell.
Vexation, causes hysteria: Rhus.
Vexation, causes jaundice: Aur. met., Aur. mur. nat., Natr. s.
Vexation, with bursts of laughter: Croc.
Vexation, liver; stinging in, after, Cham.; hepatitis, after, Cham.
Vexation, suppression of menses from: Coloc.
Vexation, causes mental depression: Puls.
Vexation, causes mental derangement: Lach., Plat.
Vexation of mother, child vomits milk: Cochl.
Vexation, inclined to vex others: Cinch.
Vexation, causes palpitation: Aur. mur.
Vexation, felt as if paralyzed: Cist.
Vexation, past vexations arise from most indifferent thoughts and from every occurrence in life, unite with new vexations, cannot free herself from them: Sul.
Vexation, causes pain in right shoulder blade as if bruised: Coloc.
Vexation, causes frequent spitting: Calc.
Vexation, could tear himself to pieces: Sul.
Vexation, at trifles: Con. ☞ easily
Vexation, causes vertigo: Calc.
Vexation, causes vomiting: Cham.
Vexation, weeping, with violent quarrelling, even to extreme malice and rage: Mosch.
Vexation, walks as if lame, after: Calc. p.
Vexation, cannot work, after: Calc. p.; ☞ Anger, Cross, Irritable, Ill humor, Temper, Peevish and Worry.
VIGILANCE, morbid: Lyc. vir.; in hysteria, Hyos.; ☞ Jealous, Mistrust, Suspicion.
VINDICTIVE: Natr. m., Nitr. ac.; Compare Harsh, Hateful, Malice, Rancor, Spiteful.
VIOLENT: Abrot., Absin., Ant t., Calc., Cic., Hyos., Nux v., Petrol., Phos., Sul., Tarant.
Violent, with bodily activity: Plat.
Violent, ailments, from: Bry.
Violent, chases family out of house: Ver.
Violent, when crossed (megrim): Sil.; worse during menses (convulsions), Œnan.
Violent, in delirium: Phos.; tremens, Chlorof.
Violent, as if drunk (lead colic): Alum.
Violent, in acute mania: Stram.; can be kept in bed with difficulty, Lach.
Violent, in menorrhagia: Nux v.
Violent, in nymphomania: Ver.
Violent, suddenly sprang away from attendants and swept everything from mantelpiece, said she was sorry, but could not help it: Tarant.
Violent, breaks window (mania): Hyos.
Violent, in whooping cough: Bry.; ☞ Anger, Antagonism, Biting, Brawling, Breaking, Curses, Defiant, Delirium, Destroys, Frantic, Frenzy, Fury, Mania, Quarrelsome, Rage, Raving, Scratching, Striking, Tearing.
VISIONS: ☞ Delusion
VIVACITY: Kob.
Vivacity, in heart disease: Cact.
Vivacity, with love of prattling: Paris.; ☞ Lively.
VOICES, personifies (delirium tremens): Stram. ☞ Delusions, of hearing
VOLUPTUOUS: ☞ Amorous, Erotic, Lascivious
WALK, aversion to; cannot or will not, Zinc
Walk, desire to; as soon as she sets out, desire gone, Calc. s.; restless, Chlor.
Walk, floor, day and night (uterine dementia): Lil. tig.
Walk hither and thither: Asaf.
Walk, hurriedly: Arg. nit.; up and down room (acute mania, induced by severe mental excitement), Chloral.
Walk, about room; cannot make up his mind to do anything, Kali br., Stram.; in a circle, Thuya; ☞ Escape, Restless, Run away, Wander.
WANDERS, about as if half asleep: Con.
Wanders, about house: Val.
Wanders away and hides: Chloral. ☞ Hide
Wanders at night: Calc.; from home, and ranges in woods (intermittent), Elat.; up and down room (insanity from drinking), Hyos.
Wanders, restlessly about; could only be restrained by force, from running out into street, Stram.
Wanders about streets; mad, furious (after suppression of tinea capitis), Sul.; unconsciously, by day or night (congestive headache), Melil.; ☞ Escape, Restless, Run, Walk.
WASHING, acts as if she were: Bell.
Washing, dread of being washed; in children, Sul.
WASPISH: Arn.; ☞ Ill humor, Irritable, etc.
WASTEFUL: Con. ☞ Extravagant
WATER, cannot bear to hear running (nervousness, diarrhœa): Lyss.
Water, sight of, renews idea of pain: Lyss.
Water, irritated by thinking of, as if he would have to vomit: Ars. h.
WAVERING: ☞ Indecision
WEEPING (crying, lachrymose disposition): Acon., Act. rac., Alum., Amyg., Amm. m., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apoc., Apis, Ars., Ast. r., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Bar. c., Bell., Berb., Bry., Calc., Cann. i., Card. m., Caust., Chel., Chlorof., Cic., Cina, Cinnam., Coccul., Coff., Coloc., Con., Crotal., Cycl., Dig., Eup. pur., Ferr., Graph., Hydras., Ind. met., Iod., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali f., Kreo., Lactu. v., Lil. tig., Lobel. c., Magn. m., Magn. s., Mang., Melil., Merc., Merc. iod. rub., Menyanth., Natr. m., Natr. s., Niccol., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Petrol., Phos. ac., Plat., Psor., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Spong., Stram., Sul., Sul. ac., Syph., Ustil., Vacc., Vinca, Viol., Zinc
Weeping, when admonished: Calc.
Weeping, every afternoon: Sil.
Weeping, when alone: Natr. m.; with dyspnœa, Lyc.; in nervous affection, after typhoid, Mancin.
Weeping, alternates with laughter: Acon., Bor., Coff., Hyos., Ign., Mosch., Phos., Stram., Sumb., Ziz.; precedes chorea, Stram.; in silliest manner (mental disorder), Lach.; in sciatica, due to retrolateral version of uterus, Nux m.; in mania during lactation, Hyos.
Weeping, in anæmia: Ferr.
Weeping, at answering a question: Puls.
Weeping, with anxiety: Amm. c.
Weeping, in aphonia nervosa: Puls.
Weeping, with apprehension: Graph., Kali iod.
Weeping, with pain in anus and rectum after stool: Colch.
Weeping, in asthma, after spell: Rumex.
Weeping, inclined to on awaking: Bell.
Weeping, on being awakened; concussion of brain, Cic.
Weeping, with pain in back: Lil. tig.
Weeping, before going to bed: Lyss.
Weeping, better from; melancholy, Dig.; oppression of chest, Anac.; in suppression of menses, Cycl.
Weeping, on attempting to take breast (child): Ant. t.
Weeping, on taking a deep breath (infantile pneumonia): Phos.
Weeping, broken, often no sound (diphtheria): Lac c.
Weeping, bronchitis: Cina.
Weeping, when interrupted in business: Puls.
Weeping, children: Bell., Bor., Cham.; newborn when taken hold of or carried, Cina.
Weeping, like a child: Arsen., Cup. ac.; about illness, with senseless prattling, Calad.
Weeping, in cholera: Ver.
Weeping, in chorea: Art. v., Caust., Cup. m.
Weeping, after catching cold: Op.
Weeping, in colic: Cina, Coff., Jacea.
Weeping, before coma: Bufo.
Weeping, worse from consolation: Bell., Cact., Natr. m.
Weeping, convulsions; causes, Bell.; during, Alum., Camph., Ign., Merc., Nux v.; epileptic, Cup. m., Indig., Lach.
Weeping, cough; before paroxysms, Arn., Bell.; during, Ant. t., Badiag., Cain., Hep., Osm., Ver.; after, Hep.; with suffocative, Samb.; in whooping cough, Arn., Ant. t., Caust.
Weeping, in croup: Hep., Spong.
Weeping, during day: Caust., Lyc., Stram.
Weeping, from uncontrollable delight (after parturition): Coff.
Weeping, with delirium, before menses: Lyc.
Weeping, with depression (fainting): Lac def.
Weeping, desire to: Amm. m., Ast. r., Cact., Cinch. bol.; after coldness, Coff.; but eyes are dry, Camph.
Weeping, in despair: Cup. ac.
Weeping, in diarrhœa: Coccul., Ferr., Mar. v.
Weeping, discontent with himself: Nitr. ac.
Weeping, discouraged (tonsillitis, angina): Apis
Weeping, in dreams: Sil., Spong.; frightful or sad, Puls. ☞ night, sleep
Weeping, easily: Arg. met., Ast. r., Bell., Calc., Caust., Kali br., Natr. m., Puls., Rhus; in epilepsy, Bufo.; in erotomania, Plat.; in rheumatism, Puls. ☞ incessantly
Weeping, as soon as child eats: Staph.; until child gets something to eat (hydrocephaloid children), Bell.
Weeping, in periodic ecstasy: Cic.
Weeping, with eruptions: Coff.
Weeping, in evening: Amm. c., Plat.; with oppression of chest, Ran. b.; with desire for solitude, Rhus
Weeping, face; in prosopalgia, Plat.; jactitation, Acon.; numb feeling in malar bones, as if parts were between screws (neuralgia), Plat.; neuralgia, Cup. ac.
Weeping, fever: Vacc.; during heat, Spong.; in infants, Anac.; in intermittent, Ant. c.; with sweat, Spong.; typhoid, Lyc., Ver.
Weeping, with headache: Coff., Kali c., Lyss.
Weeping, in heart disease: Aur. met., Op.
Weeping, in hemiopia: Aur. met.
Weeping, from hiccough: Bell., Cic.
Weeping, hoarse: Brom.; in measles, Coff.
Weeping, with homesickness: Phos. ac.
Weeping, in hydrocephaloid: Cina
Weeping, in hypochondriasis: Arg. nit., Mez. ☞ melancholia
Weeping, hysterical: Ars., Cact., Coff., Kali ph., Natr. m., Tarant., Ver. v.; after spasms, Caust.; from pain in right breast, along course of lactiferous tubes after nursing, Phell.; with feeling of ball in throat, and oppression of chest after sunset, Natr. s.
Weeping, inability: Ars. m.; with grief, Gels.
Weeping, incessantly: Ferr., Murex, Stram., Thuya; cannot calm herself, worse from 4 to 8 P.M., Lyc.; catarrh of chest, Kali c.; child, intestinal spasms, Op.; croup, Samb.; in dysentery, Merc. cor.; after a fall upon head, Sul. ac.; in hysteria, Camph.; insanity, Puls.; in stomatitis, Merc.; and violently, Ipec. ☞ easily
Weeping, inconsolable, especially when spoken to: Plat.
Weeping, with indifference: Plat.
Weeping, in jaundice: Nux v.
Weeping, at things joyful, or sad: Puls.
Weeping, with drawing up of knees as if in pain (child): Psor.
Weeping during labor: Coff., Lyc.; because she is not delivered, Puls.
Weeping, lamenting: ☞ Lamentation
Weeping, with hysterical laughter: Phos.
Weeping, in affection of liver: Magn. m.
Weeping, about his lonesome condition: Lith.
Weeping, caused by any observation, or steady look (chorea): Tarant.
Weeping, loudly: Hep., Nux v., Stram.; in conjunctivitis, Sep.
Weeping, with unrequited love: Ign.
Weeping, with measles: Coff.
Weeping, in mastitis: Phos.
Weeping, in melancholia: Alum., Aur. met., Phos.; fear of losing reason, or that she might commit suicide, Puls. ☞ hypochondriasis
Weeping, menses; before, Con., Lyc., Phos.; during, Ars., Coccul., Coff., Petrol., Puls., Phyt., Stram., Zinc; suppressed, Chen.
Weeping, about her weak mind (after sunstroke): Stram.
Weeping, about being moved (nervous affection): Magn. c.
Weeping, in muscular atrophy: Calc.
Weeping, from music: Graph., Kreo.; with trembling of feet, Thuya
Weeping, nausea and pain in back: Lil. tig.
Weeping, at night: Stram.; children, Arund., Bor., Lac c., Psor., Rheum; difficult dentition, Phyt.
Weeping, at every nursing: Puls.; at every attempt to nurse (diphtheria), Lac c.
Weeping, with inclination to give offence, and to feel offended: Stram.
Weeping, with pain: Coff., Glon., Plat.; in cephalalgia periostitica, Mez.; better after green slimy stool (bilious colic), Merc. sol.
Weeping, with palpitation, after mental excitement: Plat.
Weeping, in paralysis: Caust.
Weeping, paroxysms; uncontrollable, Kali br.; in headache, Lachn.; two or three times a day (parenchymatous keratitis), Lac c.; at night, worse if child approaches fire, rubbing head quiets it, Sul.
Weeping, when meeting people: Aur. met.
Weeping, periodical every four weeks: Con.
Weeping, in præcordial anxiety: Camph.
Weeping, during pregnancy: Magn. c., Natr. m.; makes her worse, Stann.
Weeping, rage; after, Arn.; as from, children, Bell.; with maniacal rage, Plumb.
Weeping, on reading: Crotal.
Weeping, in religiosa melancholia: Kali ph.
Weeping, after being mildly reproached: Plat.
Weeping, with restlessness: Rheum; in children, with retention of urine from cold, Acon.
Weeping, with sadness: Lobel. c.
Weeping, in scarlatina: Apis
Weeping, in scrofulosis: Sul.
Weeping, with self-dissatisfaction: Ziz.
Weeping, from undue sensitiveness in children: Kali ph.
Weeping, in silence: Plat.
Weeping, sleep; because she could not, Puls.; with sleepiness, Cham.; during sleep, Caust., Kali c., Nux v., Rheum; during sleep, in intermittent, Samb.; during sleep, with anxious dreams, Natr. m.; during sleep, in spasms of glottis, Ver.; during sleep, unconscious of it, Kali iod.; during sleep, in catarrh of chest, Kali c.; ☞ night, dreams.
Weeping, sobbing: Cic., Coccul., Ign., Lyss., Magn. p., Lobel. i.; continues long after crying, Ign.; aloud when alone, Con.; aloud when alone, after menses, nymphomania, Stram.; during sleep, Aur. met., Hyos., Op., Nitr. ac.; during pain (cephalalgia periostitica), Mez.
with pressive pain on top of head, Zinc.; spinal irritation, Chin. s.
Weeping, spasmodic; in asthma, Bov.; in prosopalgia, Staph.; during menses, Thuya
Weeping, cannot speak without: Med.
Weeping, in spermatorrhœa: Ustil.
Weeping, in spinal irritation: Chin. s.
Weeping, kindly spoken to: Sil., Thuya
Weeping, during stool: Æthus.; with liquid slimy stool, as if fermented, Rheum
Weeping, sudden, with clutching of hair, or nurse's face (cerebro-spinal meningitis): Dig.
Weeping, while stating her symptoms: Kali c., Puls.
Weeping, if not talked to constantly (puerperal convulsions): Gels.
Weeping, in tetanus: Chloral.
Weeping much, is very timid: Lil. tig.
Weeping, with toothache: Therid.; especially at night and after eating, Coff.
Weeping, with tossing from pain: Puls.
Weeping, if touched (children): Ant. tart.
Weeping, unconsciously: Stram.
Weeping, prolapsus uteri: Aur. met., Lil. tig., Pallad.
Weeping, vehemently (child): Rheum
Weeping, walking in open air, and in evening, with sadness: Sep
Weeping, following weakness (fainting spells): Lac. def.
Weeping, whispered sound (diphtheria): Lac c.
Weeping, does not know why: Camph.
Weeping, when will is not done (child, bronchitis): Cina.
Weeping, with unintelligible words: Lyc.; ☞ Grief, Howling, Lamenting, Sadness, Whimpering, Whining.
WHIMPERING: Ars., Kreo.
Whimpering, in catarrh: Calc.
Whimpering, before coma: Bufo.
Whimpering, with headache, left side: Chel.
Whimpering, peculiar (gastromalacia): Merc. d.
Whimpering, during sleep: Arn.; in mania-a-potu, typhoid, Nux v.
Whimpering, when spoken to: Tuberc.; ☞ Weeping.
WHINING: Ars., Bar. c., Canth., Coff., Kali iod., Kali ph., Lachn., Pod.; children, Cina, Pod.
Whining, constant: Mang.; in gastromalacia, Kreo.
Whining, with hot ear lobes: Alum.
Whining, feeble (gastromalacia): Kreo.
Whining, in headache: Coff.
Whining, fever; typhoid, Ver.
Whining, in hydrocephaloid: Tuberc.
Whining, when lifted diphtheria: Sul. ac.
Whining, after menses (nymphomania): Stram.
Whining, in morning (child): Bor.
Whining, at night: Pod.
Whining, in obesity: Aur. met.
Whining, with pain: Lachn.; rheumatic, Colo.
Whining, piteous: Acon.
Whining, restless: Cham.
Whining, in scrofulosis: Sulph.
Whining, during sleep: Cinch., Puls., Sil.; in brain affections of children, Sul.
Whining, sudden; before eclampsia, Art. v.
Whining, summer complaint; before and during attacks (infantile catarrh), Ant. t.
Whining, tremulous manner: Cup. m.
Whining, does not know why: Hyos.
☞ Lamenting, Querulous, Weeping, Whimpering.
WHISTLING: Bell., Croc., Plat.; after great depression, Merc. iod. flav.; in diphtheria, Lach.; in vesicular erysipelas, Stram.
WICKED: Anac.; in mental derangement following amenorrhœa, Coccul.
WILDNESS: Lyss., Op., Med., Lobel c.
WILL, active; during stupefaction, Chlor.; slightest seems to have powerful effect, Agar.
Will, and mind, contradiction of: Ant. t.; in headache and whooping cough, Anac.
Will, instability of (mental derangement): Op.
Will, loss of power: Coca, Con., Hell., Merc. v., Natr. m., Pic. ac., Ptel.; after apoplexy, Anac.; melancholia, Arg. nit.; paralysis with imbecility, Anac. oc., Nitr. ac.
Will, precipitancy (emotional chorea): Ign.
Will, seems unable to give an exact voluntary statement: Natr. c.
Will, strong; but difficulty in way of carrying out its purpose (multiple sclerosis), Calab.
Will, as if he had two: one commanding, one forbidding: Anac.
WINDOW, impulse to jump out: Camph., Ver.
WITTY: Coccul., Croc.; but indecent, Stram.
WORK, aversion to: Æsc. h., Aloe, Amm. c., Anac., Ars., Ars. h., Ascl. t., Ast. r., Aur. mur., Brom., Cadm. s., Calc., Calc. p., Camph., Caps., Chel., Caust., Cinch., Con., Crot., Guaiac., Graph., Ham., Ind. m., Iod., Kali c., Manc., Nux v., Pallad., Petrol., Phos. ac., Plumb., Psor., Puls., Rumex, Sep., Spig., Sul., Thuya, Verbas., Zinc.; to business or profession, Asar., Brom., Lach., Lact. ac., Sep., Therid.; to physical, Bar. c., Carbol. ac., Kali b., Kob., Lil. tig.; to physical, comes from abdomen, Ant. t.; to physical, in Addison's disease, Calc.; to physical, in asthma, Arg. nit.; to physical, in caries, Asaf.; with chill, Diad.; in cholera season, Chin. s.; in coryza, Calc.; in bilious diarrhœa, Apis; after dinner, Agar., Chel.; he thinks it will do him harm (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.; in headache, especially to anything serious, Alum.; in hypochondriasis, Ipec.; wants to leave everything as soon as it is commenced, Lac c.; in melancholia, Arg. nit.; suppression of menses, Cycl.; and motion (melancholia), Lach.; after onanism, Dig.; with inclination to stretch, Meph.; in prolapsus uteri, Agar.; with weakness, Cycl.; but works well after beginning, Tarax.
Work, feels awkward about: Spong., Sul.
Work, desire for: Verbas.; with anxiety, Calc.; though incapable, Act. sp.; insane passion for, Hyos.; with moroseness, Sars.
Work, causes twitching in fingers, into hands, arms and body to diaphragm: Cup. m.
Work, impatient of (hypchrondriasis): Ipec.
Work, inability to perform: Arn.; after long-continued convulsions, Amyl.; after a fall on head, Sul. ac.; in dyspepsia, Cycl.; the most simple, even dressing, Thuya; in malarial ataxy, Arg. nit.; with dull headache in vertex, Hyper.; after meals, Cinch.; from overstudy, Natr. c.
Work, does everything wrong (disappointed ambition): Nux v.; ☞ Mental activity and exhaustion, Study, also Physical activity, Chapter 36.
WORLD, has no existence for her: Nux m.