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when touching or drinking water, Canth.; tender, Apis, Ced.; tender, with dry, tickling, spasmodic cough, Rumex; to touch, Acon., Graph., Hep., Lach.; to touch (aphonia), Phos.; touch causes shortness of breath and suffocative attacks, Lach.; to touch, with cough, Con.; to touch, with inclination to cough, when pressure was made (acute pharyngo-laryngitis), Naja; to touch, in catarrhal croup, Ant. t.; to touch, on lying down in evening, seems as if he would suffocate, and pain is worse, Lach.; to touch, and when turning neck, Spong.; painful to touch, Brom., Con.; painful to touch (croup), Ant. t.; painful to touch, thyroid cartilage, Alum.; sore to touch, in aphonia, Caust.; sore to touch, Bapt.; swallowing and speaking painful, Bapt.; to touch, causing suffocation, Lach.; vibration causing cough, when playing on piano, Calc.

Larynx, shooting: Chel., Nitr. ac.; with cough, Curar.

Larynx, skin: ☞ foreign bodies

Larynx, smarting: Gymn.; below, followed by cough, with mucous rattling, Zing.; caused by cough, Dros., Ziz.; as if small ulcers were in, usually one side, with chronic laryngeal cough, Nitr. ac.

Larynx, smoothness; sensation at a small spot, Brom.

Larynx, soreness: All. sat., Aph. ch., Arum d., Brom., Chim. m., Cinch., Ign., Iod., Lach., Natr. m., Phos., Sep., Stilling.; from clearing throat, Carbo v.; with cough, Med., Nux m., Phos.; with cough, in croup, Natr. m.; with dry cough in evening or several successive mornings, Kali iod.; forced barking cough, Rumex; roughness, with tickling cough, Graph.; in whooping cough, Amb.; in membranous croup, Kali bi.; with cough, in laryngitis, Arg. met.; internal, worse in morning, Arg. nit.; and irritability, with impeded respiration and wheezing, Fluor. ac.; in chronic catarrhal laryngitis, Sang.; painful, in cold, after overheating, Brom.; cannot sing (suppressed menses), Chen. a.; in one spot, better by long coughing and raising a little phlegm, Cham.; with scalding sensation on tongue, Stilling.; as if ulcerated, Med.; as if ulcerated or cut, Ananth.; in upper, when coughing, Arg. met.; in upper, as of a ridge in it, Zing.

Larynx, spasm: Gels., Magn. p.; in asthma, Sil.; for an hour, in cholera, at midnight, nearly suffocates, Stram.; as in whooping cough, with cough, Sep.; crouplike, Bell.; drawn upward (asthma Millari), Cup. m.; hissing respiration, Tabac.; violent, Ant. c. ☞ constriction ; also Glottis spasm

Larynx, stenosis: Kali iod., Sil.

Larynx, sticking: Brom., Chel. ☞ pricking, stinging

Larynx, stiffness; feeling of, Polyg.; feeling of, in phthisis pulmonum, Kali bi.

Larynx, stinging: Canth., Cham.; particularly in open air during wet and cold weather, Aph. ch.; burning, Cham.; usually in one side, as if small ulcers were, with chronic laryngeal cough, Nitr. ac. ☞ pricking

Larynx, stitches: Asar., Diad., Nitr. sp. d., Phos.; in anterior part, Kob.; anterior, impeding deglutition, Menyanth.; on both sides to ear when swallowing, Mang.

on forced inspiration, Hep.; jerking, fine, external, Spong.; and contraction in posterior portion when swallowing saliva, Brom.; arrest respiration, Hydr. ac.; in right side, with cough, Aloe; in posterior portion of, on swallowing saliva, feeling of contraction, Brom.

Larynx, stopped-up feeling; when reading aloud, Verbas.; with suffocative attacks (cough), Curar.

Larynx, strain; constant, with disposition to vomit (laryngitis), Dros.

Larynx, suffocative sensation: Camph.; awakes after falling asleep early at night, Spong.; producing paroxysmal dry, hacking cough, Psor.; as if something had lodged, going off after hawking up a piece of thick mucus, Kali iod.; feeling of strangulation provokes incessant coughing, hawking, and spitting, Phos.; wheezing, asthmatic sensation, when air goes through, Lyss. ☞ spasm ; also Chap. 26, Asphyxia, Dyspnœa and Suffocation larynx

Larynx, sulphur; constriction, as from fumes of, Camph.; sensation, of vapors causing cough, Ars., Ipec.

Larynx, swelling: Iod., Lach.; with aphonia (croup), Sang.; below (croup), Hep.; fibrous, painless, connected with thyroid cartilage, Sil.; glandular, Spong.; in follicular laryngitis, Kali bi.; œdema, Apis, Kali iod., Sang.; almost protruding above chin, Spong.; puffiness of posterior part, Kali bi.; sensation, Hydr. ac., Iod., Sang.; sensation, in chronic catarrhal laryngitis, Sang.; sensation, with snoring breathing, danger of suffocation, Bell.; sensation, with tickling, Oxal. ac.; submucous tissue thickened, œdematous, Anthrac.; mucous membrane of upper part, Kali iod. ☞ Glottis œdema

Larynx, tearing sensation; to chest, exciting cough, Bor.; as if cough would tear it (coryza), Cepa; in croup, Lact. ac.; as if lining had been torn off, Med.; as if something were being torn loose when coughing, Calc.

Larynx, tension: Manc., Nux v.; feels inelastic, causing difficulty in swallowing, Sul. ac.; tightness, Coccul., Iber., Iod.

Larynx, throbbing: Cepa; dull, from congestion, Chel.

Larynx, tickling: All. sat., Amm. c., Aph. ch., Caps., Carbo v., Chel., Cinnam., Coloc., Con., Dulc., Hep., Hydr. ac., Kali iod., Nitr. sp. d., Osm., Zinc.; in open air cough, Oxal. ac.; worse from least current of air, Merc.; awaking him at 11.30 P.M., causing cough with expectoration of much tenacious mucus, Coccus; in back part of top, evening after lying down in bed, causes dry cough, Bell.; in acute bronchitis, Bry.; burning, particularly in open air during wet and cold weather, Aph. ch.; in catarrh, Hep.; constrictive, from upper portion to lowest extremity of bronchi, causes cough, Ipec.; continual, Sarrac.; with coryza, Osm.; before cough, causing restlessness and impatience (consumption), Kali bi.; before hacking cough (hay catarrh), Sticta; causes cough, Alum., Ang., Ars., Brom., Diosc., Iris, Kali bi., Lact. ac., Magn. c., Merc., Nitr. ac., Psor., Rhus, Seneg., Spong., Sticta, Verbas., Zing.; causes cough, after 12 P.M., Acon.; causes cough, loses breath,

blood mounts to head, tears run from eyes, sinks down exhausted (aphonia), Ferr.; causes cough day and night (pneumonia), Arn.; causes cough, worse during day, Astac.; constant desire to cough, Ham.; constant, with desire to cough, Dulc.; causes dry cough, Ratan.; causes dry fatiguing cough, Nux v.; causes dry, harsh cough, Hydras.; causes dry cough, worse lying down at night, Inul.; with violent dry racking cough, dryness and cough better by drinking water, Op.; continual dry rough cough with or without fever (coryza), Merc.; in upper part, causes dry cough, Ipec.; unavailing efforts to cough, Chlor.; causes cough in evening, Amm. br.; causes dry, continued cough, during fever, better abstaining from drinking, Cimex; causes cough and hoarseness, Sil.; causes cough (influenza), Euphor.; with anxious irritation to cough (phthisis florida after pneumonia), Ferr.; itching, causing hacking cough, Calc. fl.; causes hollow, racking, spasmodic cough, Led.; with loose cough, after exerting voice and catching cold, Stilling.; causes dry morning cough, Iod.; causes dry cough towards morning, Sep.; only at 3 or 4 A.M., causes cough, Bufo.; causes cough, with mucous expectoration, Æsc. h., Sabina; causes nervous cough, Lach.; with cough at night, Cycl.; causes cough, worse at night (goitre), Merc. iod. flav.; causes paroxysmal cough, Kali c.; causes violent, shaking cough, Oleand.; causes shaking like whooping cough, in morning, with copious expectoration of tough, white mucus, like white of egg, Seneg.; causes short cough, Colch., Osm.; causes cough, preventing sleep, Dros.; causes spasmodic cough, Amb., Rumex; causes cough, as if sugar were dissolving, better in warm room, Badiag.; in whooping cough, Caps., Spong., Zinc.; as if caused by down, with cough, Sul.; from epiglottis to pit of throat, Gamb.; with hæmoptysis, Led.; causes hawking, Calc. fl.; constant inclination to hawk, Cepa; hawking, with dry, hacking cough (influenza), Phyt.; with hoarseness, Cepa, Sep.; in influenza, Seneg.; on deep inspiration, causes dry cough (laryngitis), Lach.; insupportable, Iod.; causes lachrymation, Chel.; in left side, causes cough (laryngitis), Sul.; in left side, with hacking cough, Phyt.; to lungs, causes cough, at first dry, then hacking (catarrh of head), Sticta; at night, with violent cough, Cycl.; in phthisis pulmonum, Sep.; sensation between tickling and acrid feeling, two short coughs, Lobel. i.; with sneezing, Osm.; spasmodic in, Con.; with sticking, Zinc.; causes desire to swallow, as from small foreign body, Calc. fl.; with swollen, contracted, raw feeling, Oxal. ac.; when talking, Kali bi., Phos.; bringing tears to eyes, causing dry cough, Puls.; worse from tobacco smoke, better from eating, suppressed by sip of water, Euph.; to trachea, Calc. fl.; in upper part, causes cough, worse talking and lying, Lac c.; as from vapor of sulphur in upper part, causes quickly following cough, Ipec.; after quietly walking or much talking it becomes dryness and excites cough, Raph. ☞ crawling, foreign bodies, irritation, itching ; also Chap. 27, Cough tickling

Larynx, tingling: Carbo v., Magn. m.; unsupportable, Iod.

Larynx; toothache; extends to (pregnancy), Alum.

Larynx, ulceration: Hippoz.; from necrosis of cartilages, Crotal.; cough and hoarseness from syphilitic, Lyc.; follicular, Kali iod.; after mercurial abuse, Nitr. ac.; sensation as from, Kali bi.; especially in stone cutters, Calc.; syphilitic, torpid and associated with tuberculosis, Cinnab. ☞ cartilages

Larynx, ulcerative pain: Carbo v.

Larynx, vocal cords; broad and relaxed (paralysis), Phos.; catarrh, Ham.; alternate contraction and relaxation in rapid succession, Ipec.; fatigue, even after speaking without exertion, Coccus; granulation and redness of left, with varicosed enlargement of bloodvessels, Ham.; injected with ulceration (phthisis), Phos.; long-lasting affections, Ham.; covered with grayish mucus, Kali bi.; œdema, with loss of voice, Lach.; paralysis, Caust., Plumb.; paralysis from catching cold, Cina; hysterical, paralysis, Phos.; paralysis of, particularly left, causes loss of voice, Lach.; recent paralysis, Kali ph.; partly paralyzed, Stram.; paresis, Caust.; polypus, Berb., Thuya; puffy, red, Kali bi.; relaxed, Phos.; spasm, Chlor., Ipec.; swelling, Ham. ☞ Voice

Larynx, warts; broad condylomata, glottis nearly closed, Nitr. ac.; broad condylomata nearly closing glottis (syphilis), Merc. cor.; condylomata (syphilitic), Thuya ☞ cancer, polypus

Larynx, weakness; in diphtheria, Apis; irritable, Phos.; sensation of, Canth.; sensation of, then over body, Stann.; while talking loud, Zinc.

TRACHEA, affections (undefined); chronic, Mang.; with heat, before midnight (catarrhal fever), Jamb.; of mucous membrane, Seneg.

Trachea, asthmatic feeling: Amyl., Asaf.

Trachea, bruised sensation; in pneumonia, Zinc.

Trachea, burning: Kali bi., Merc. cor., Spong.; with cough, Phyt.; in whooping cough or catarrh, Caust.; with a sensation of contraction of glottis, Phyt.; with hoarseness, Mez.; in laryngeal phthisis, Ars.; pricking, causing cough, Acon.; pains have upward direction, Phyt.

Trachea, catarrh: Bar. c., Kali bi., Natr. a.; acute, Rumex; chronic, difficult breathing and moist cough, All. sat.; dry, Natr. m. ☞ Air passages catarrh

Trachea, coldness: Cist.; inhaled air feels cool, Cist.; deep, cutting, cold feeling, causes slight cough, Camph.

Trachea, constriction: Alum., Amyl., Ars., Brom., Calad., Chel., Ign., Laur., Spong.; as of a cold, with constant desire to cough, Cham.; with disposition to cough from, Coccul.; with spasmodic whooping cough, Mosch.; as if some one were pressing windpipe between thumb and finger, with hot flushes, Lach.; as if he had not space enough, Cist.; sudden, as from vapors of sulphur, Mosch.; as if he must suffocate, Phos.; with tickling at entrance, Ipec.; tightening pains in left side (dry cough), Cimex; upper part in open air (influenza), Ipec. ☞ Chap. 26, Asthma, Dyspnœa, Suffocation

Trachea, crawling: Caps.; causes cough, Ant. t.; in upper part, Nux m.

Trachea, croup; diphtheritic, Kali bi.; membranous, Kali bi.; tendency to torpor, Iod.

Trachea, cutting; dull, in laryngitis, Arg. met.

Trachea, darting; produce titillation, Æsc. h.

Trachea, diphtheritic: Kali bi. ☞ exudation

Trachea, dryness: Fluor. ac., Iod., Lyc., Mar. v., Spong.; causing cough, Cycl.; causing a frequent little cough, Acon.; causing constant desire to drink (phthisis florida), Merc. cor.; worse towards evening, Phyt.; feeling of, Natr. m.; feeling in bifurcation, Camph.; in hectic fever, Phos.; not better by hawking, Carbo v.; with hoarseness, Mez.; in morning, with hoarseness, Paris; at night, Med.; in laryngeal phthisis, Ars.; feeling as from vapor of sulphur, causing cough, Puls.

Trachea, eruption; papules, Hippoz.

Trachea, exudation; membranous formation (croup), Brom.; of whitish firm texture (spasmodic croup), Kali br. ☞ diphtheria

Trachea, foreign bodies; anxiety, as of, Brom.; is audible moving to and fro, after plastic lymph has been deposited, Spong.; sensation of dust, Chel.; as if something had fallen into, with whistling, Aloe; feeling as if closed by a film on hawking, with rawness in throat, Mang.; small particles of food, Kali c.; as if something had lodged, with flushes of heat, Cann. s.; as if a small leaf obstructed, on hawking, Ant. t.; sensation of obstruction low down, Sinap.; sensation of lump in upper part, Kali bi.; as if something were in which might be raised, comes partly up, then goes back again, Lach.; saliva gets into, on erecting head, causing a violent ejecting cough, Agar.; cause suffocative attacks, Ipec.

Trachea, formication; at night, Lyc.

Trachea, fulness; as if from chest, causing few short coughs, then warmth in forehead, Lobel. i.; in laryngitis, Lach.

Trachea, hard; as a stone, and almost even with chin (laryngeal spasm), Cup. m.

Trachea, heat: Chel.; hot air arises from, Rhus; slight increase, with dry bronchial cough, Phyt.; violent, Cain.

Trachea, inflammation; (tracheitis), Acon., Ant. t., Brom., Carbo v., Hep., Spong.; at bifurcation, Colch.; in catarrhal fever, Jamb.; catarrhal, with hawking, caused by mucus trickling down posterior nares into throat (coryza), Merc.; chronic, Sang.; chronic, beginning of tracheal or laryngo-tracheal phthisis, Hep.; in whooping cough, Lobel. i.; croupous, in upper part, Kaol.; with clear watery, frothy mucus, loose and rattling, sometimes raised with difficulty, Natr. m.; or redness in superior part, Lyss.; spasmodic affections, most in larynx, palpitation, Guaiac.

Trachea, irritation; in bifurcation, Carb. s.; causes cough, Ang., Chel., Stront.; causes dry, violent, hollow cough, Spig.; causes cough, as from mucus on breathing, cough neither loose nor dry, worse sitting bent over than walking, Stann.; causes cough in upper part, Squilla; violent inclination to cough lower in, than can be reached by coughing in evening in bed and in morning, Mez.

with chronic cough, from enlargement of bronchial glands, Con.; with catarrhal headache, Rumex; secondary to heart disease, Sang.; low down, with oppression of chest (croup), Phos.; of lower, with suffocative pressure in upper part of chest, Phos.; of mucous membrane, Rumex; as from fumes of sulphur, cough from, Lyc.; as of vapor, causing cough on going into warm room from open air, Bry.

Trachea, itching: Colch.; in whooping cough, Amb.; chronic, Cist.; middle of sternum, provokes cough, Nux v.; as from vapor of sulphur, causing cough, Puls.

Trachea, lameness: Stilling.

Trachea, lancinating; frequent, Iod.

Trachea, mucus: Arum d., Arum t., Ferr. iod., Seneg.; adherent, high up, provokes cough, Nux v.; feeling as if ascending and descending, causing tickling and cough, worse in a warm room, better in open air, Coccus; in softening of brain, Amm. c.; causes shortness of breath, Seneg., Thuya; constant desire to clear (chronic cough), Lyc.; excites whooping cough, Dulc.; in morning, easily expelled by forcible cough, with weakness of chest, as if eviscerated, Stann.; causes spasmodic cough, Squilla; causes dyspnœa, Selen.; accumulation of easily detached portions, Cain.; full of (laryngo-tracheitis), Dulc.; green, causing constant hawking and gagging, Paris; gray, gelatinous, easily raised, Arg. met.; gray, gelatinous (exostosis on skull), Arg. met.; hawked up, Natr. s.; hawking sometimes bloody, Kreo.; causes hoarseness, Ang., Cina; difficult to loosen, Calc.; as if a lump were moving up and down when coughing (bronchial catarrh), Calc.; profuse, Dulc., Iod., Merc. sul.; profuse, constantly obliged to cough up, Seneg.; profuse, in influenza, Euphor.; rattling, Ant. t., Ars., Spong.; rattling (asthma), Rumex; rattling when breathing, Cham.; rattling, in short attacks, while breathing (croup), Spong.; rattling (child), Amm. c.; rattling, with cough, Sul.; rattling, before cough, morning, Calc.; loud rattling, on expiration, Calc.; rattling, as in paralysis of lungs (eclampsia), Ipec.; rattling (threatened paralysis of lungs), Phos.; rattling, when lying on side, Anac.; rattling, synchronous with pulse, in bed (aphonia), Arg. nit.; rattling, at times strangling, Spong.; rattling, in asphyctic form of uræmia, Hydr. ac.; stringy, with cough, Asaf.; tenacious, Astac., Vinca; clogged with thick, hawked up with difficulty, Naja; tough, Bry.; tough, in lower portion, in morning, Cann. s.; tough, in old people, Bar. c.; viscid, Oleand. ☞ Chap. 26, Breathing rattling ; also Chap. 27, Cough trachea

Trachea, noise; crackling, when lying down in evening, Arn.; loud rattling, with hot breath (threatened paralysis of lungs), Calc.; rough sound extends to large bronchi, Hep.; rough nasal sound, like snoring, Sul.; stertor, Ant. t.; wheezing when breathing, Cham.; wheezing (bronchial catarrh), Calc.; whistling, Ars.; whistling when breathing, Cham.; whistling extends to large bronchi, Hep.; whistling on inspiration, Lyc.; loud whistling whoop while inspiring, Cina ☞ Chap. 26, Breathing, noisy, rattling

Trachea, pain (undefined): Cist., Spong.; with aphonia, Ferr.; during cough, Natr. m., Spong.; left by cough, Ign.; with cough, Spong.; with paroxysms of cough, Caust.; in hectic fever, Phos.; in upper, Bell.

Trachea, paralysis; of nerves, from swelling of glands, Iod.

Trachea, pressing sensation: Chel., Cinch.

Trachea, pricking; painful, as if in a small dry spot, worse left side, Crotal.

Trachea, phthisis: Carbo a.

Trachea, rawness: Arn., Coff., Mang.; from taking cold, Nux m.; after cough, Cann. s.; with cough, Phos.; with frequent hacking cough and hawking, Phos.; feeling, Fluor. ac.; extends below suprasternal fossa and laterally into bronchia, chiefly left, Rumex; or as if there were a hair in it, causing constant tickling, coughing and hoarseness, Naja; high up, when coughing, Arg. nit.; painful, worse left side, or as if in a small dry spot, Crotal.; spot at bifurcation, worse using voice, Arg. met.; in upper, with short hoarse cough (diphtheria), Naja

Trachea, roughness: Sil., Spong.; with dry bronchial cough, Phyt.; feeling, compels hawking, Kali iod.

Trachea, scraping: Arn., Spong.; causing cough, Cycl.; in whooping cough, Amb.; in erysipelas, Apis

Trachea, scratching; in bifurcation, Chlor.; causes dry, rough cough (heart disease), Lach.; as from vapor of sulphur, causing cough, Puls.

Trachea, sensitiveness; to cold air, particularly evening, causes patient to cover head with bedclothes, Rumex; to touch, Hep., Ziz.

Trachea, shooting; in laryngitis, Arg. met.

Trachea, smarting: Iod.

Trachea, soreness: Cinch., Natr. m., Sil.; at bottom of, Arg. met.; during cough, Sul.; during cough, in croup, Natr. m.; with cough, Phos.; in whooping cough, Amb., Bry.; in whooping cough or catarrh, Caust.; extends below suprasternal fossa and laterally into bronchi, chiefly left, Rumex; after hawking, Cann. s.; high up, when coughing, Arg. nit.; worse in left side, or as if in a small dry spot, Crotal.; at night, very severe, Med.; sensation of, Stann.; streak, with cough, Caust.; sensation of an ulcerated spot just above breastbone, with incessant coughing, could only expectorate by pressing this spot, Phyt.

Trachea, spasmodic sensation: Lyss.; on awaking (phthisis), Cetrar.

Trachea, stinging: Cinch., Merc. cor.

Trachea, stitches; causing cough, Stann.; from slightest exertion, Manc.; nightly dry, cutting, along external, Canth.; painful, worse pressure, breathing, or by a continuous short cough (pneumonia), Zinc.

Trachea, stopped-up feeling: Apis, Spong.

Trachea, suffocative paroxysms; choking better by moving about, Lac c.; choking feeling on either side, Amyl.; shock like a suffocative paroxysm, starts out of sleep towards morning, passing off after sitting up in bed, Spong.; strangling, from mucous rattling in windpipe, Spong. ☞ Chap. 26, Suffocation

Trachea, swelling; glandular, Spong.; internal, first right side, then left, Arum t.

Trachea, tearing; in croup, Lact. ac.; as if something were torn loose, Calc.

Trachea, tickling: Agar., Ant. t., Arn., Caps., Carbo v., Kalm., Rumex, Sabina, Spig., Spong.; in bronchitis, Led.; as at commencement of bronchitis, Tereb.; burning, as from sulphur vapor (whooping cough), Ars.; with contraction at entrance, Ipec.; with coryza and cough, Colch.; causes cough, Amb., Anac., Niccol., Rhod.; causes cough day and night (pneumonia), Arn.; causes dry, hard cough, Psor.; causes incessant, persistent cough, Phell.; causes short, dry cough, Casc.; from dryness, as from vapor of sulphur, causing cough, Puls.; as from dust or feather down, Calc.; from epiglottis to pit of throat, Gamb.; towards evening, causing dry, spasmodic cough, Stilling.; frequent (incipient tuberculosis), Agar.; as inspiration, cough, Brom.; in laryngo-phthisis, Agar.; low down, Arn.; low down, causing cough, Cina, Ver.; low down, causing abrupt, rough, short, dry cough, Phos.; worse on rising in morning, Stilling.; as if from presence of a little sticky mucus, Crotal.; caused by feeling as of mucus ascending and descending, worse in a warm room, better in open air, Coccus; in phthisis, Cetrar.; on right side, below larynx, causes severe, dry, racking cough, Sticta; causing sneezing, Caps.; as from soreness low down in, scraping extends upward into throat, causing cough, Stann.; in middle of sternum, provokes cough, Nux v.; in upper part, in open air (influenza), Ipec.; in upper part, causes short, dry cough, Mar. v.; in upper part, causes hacking cough, Rumex ☞ Chap. 27, Cough tickling

Trachea, throbbing; produces titillation, Æsc. h.

Trachea, uneasiness; slight, worse rising in morning, Stilling.

Trachea, ulceration: Hippoz.

VOICE, altered: ☞ changing

Voice, aphonia (loss of voice): Acon., Alum., Ant. c., Apis, Arg. met., Arg. nit., Ars., Arum t., Bar. c., Bell., Brom., Cain., Cann. s., Carbo a., Carbo v., Caust., Chin. s., Chlorof., Chlor., Cina, Cochl., Crotal., Dros., Elaps, Ferr., Gels., Glon., Hyos., Ign., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali iod., Lach., Lact. ac., Lac c., Merc., Merc. cor., Merc. iod. flav., Merc. cy., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Ol. an., Op., Oxal. ac., Pæonia, Phos., Phyt., Plat., Rhus, Rumex, Sang., Selen., Seneg., Sep., Spong., Stann., Stram., Sul., Vespa; 4 P.M., Chin. s.; from damp air, Chlor.; after angina, Arg. met.; causing anxiety, Ferr.; scarcely audible, Arum t.; on awaking in morning, Ailant.; with irritation in suprasternal fossa, exciting distressing cough, Rumex; catarrhal, acute, especially erysipelatous and scarlatinal, Crotal.; catarrhal, worse in evening, when weather is going to change and from long talking, Kali bi.; catarrhal, or from laryngeal pain, Phos.; in cholera Asiatica, Carbo v., Cup. m.; in sporadic cholera, Ver.; in cholerine, Æthus.; chronic, Arg. nit.; chronic, on a psoric basis,

Sul.; after exposure to cold, Rumex, Xan.; from driving in cold, Caust.; from a cold, Phyt., Seneg.; with dry coryza, Kali c.; preceding cough, Ailant.; with cough, Phos.; with dry cough, worse in cold air and walking, better warm air and rest, Seneg.; in croup, Brom., Canth.; on awaking, in spasmodic croup of scrofulous children, 5 A.M., Kali iod.; from damp air, Chlor.; from general debility, Xan.; in diphtheria, Bapt., Carbol. ac., Kali bi., Lach., Merc. iod. flav., Merc. iod. rub.; after drinking cold water when overheated, Crot. t.; with dry and rough throat, Kali bi.; with dryness of glottis, Lact. ac.; in evening, Phos.; worse in evening, Brom.; from exposure, Cina; in intermittent fever, Chin. s.; in tertian intermittent, Ferr.; in puerperal fever, Sec.; frequent, Ananth.; from fright, Acon., Gels., Op.; heard only as a gasping sound, Lach.; in gastritis, Nux v.; with headache, Bell.; alternating with action of heart, irregular in force and rhythm, palpitation, Oxal. ac.; from getting overheated, better after rest, Ant. c.; hysterical, Hyos., Ign.; hysterical, with gastro-intestinal and cardiac derangement, Nux m.; hysterical or reflex, associated with uterine trouble, Murex, Plat., Sep.; intermittent, in a professional singer, Cup. m.; recurring at intervals, Ced.; in jaundice, Phos.; in laryngitis, Arg. met.; after laryngotomy, Spong.; during menses, Gels.; in menstrual irregularities, Lach.; from mental excitement with hysterical and maniacal symptoms, Stram.; in morning, Brom., Carbo v.; with tough mucus in larynx and trachea, Bar. c.; nervous, Gels., Merc., Phos., Puls.; nervous, with cardiac derangement, violent palpitation, and irregular action, Oxal. ac.; during night, Carbo a.; occasional, with hoarseness, especially while reading, Med.; in old people, Bar. c.; painless, worse towards evening, Phos.; with pains in larynx, Iod.; from catarrhal paralysis, Gels.; nervous paralysis, Merc.; paralysis of vocal cords, Lach., Plumb.; paralytic, during menses, Gels.; paralytic aphonia from muscular or nervous irritability, as in hysteria, Crotal.; periodic, Gels.; in pharyngitis, Lac c.; in phthisis, Lach., Phos.; in laryngeal phthisis, Stann.; in broncho-pneumonia, Lyc.; with rawness in fauces, Sul.; with rawness in larynx, worse in evening, Phos.; reflex, after cerebral or other sympathetic causes, Cup. m.; due to infiltration of tubercle of left lung, Rumex; reflex from functional or organic disease of uterus, Sep.; with sensitiveness and dryness of larynx, with a feeling as if it were lined with fur, Phos.; in singers, Arg. met.; with sneezing, Kali c.; from spasm in windpipe, Caust.; from straining voice, Caust.; from straining voice when just recovering from a former hoarseness, Merc.; sudden, Alum., Arund., Sul.; sudden, cannot utter a loud word and can with difficulty be understood when ear is placed close to her mouth, Phos.; sudden, paralysis glottidis, Caust.; sudden, while speaking, with hoarseness (tuberculous consumption), Spong.; with swelling of larynx (croup), Sang.; with swelling in throat, Sang.; sympathetic, Collin.; syphilitic, Merc.; from prolonged loud talking, Phos.

in chronic sore throat, Phyt.; tickling in larynx, Arg. nit.; in tuberculous patients, Phos.; afterwards unconsciousness, before epileptic attack, Calc. a.; from excessive use of voice, Seneg.; with uterine disturbance, Caulo.; from œdema of vocal cords, Lach.; for eight weeks, Phos.; whispering, Ars. h., Camph., Cochl., Ferr., Merc., Rumex; whispering, in chronic diarrhœa, Coloc.; whispering, in cirrhosis of liver, Sul.; whispering, painful to throat, causes cough, Seneg.; whispering, after parturition, Kali br.; after exposure to northwest winds, Arum t.; since six years, Puls. ☞ hoarse, husky, timbre, weak ; also Larynx vocal cords

Voice, bleating: Camph.

Voice, breaking: ☞ failing

Voice, changing; altered, Asaf., Bell., Lyss., Mur., Oxal. ac., Phos.; altered, in diphtheria, Iod.; altered, in evening, Ant. t.; altered, by obstruction of nose, Sticta; continually, Arum t.; moderately full at times then decreasing, with whistling sound, almost to a whisper (low fever), Cact.; sometimes high, sometimes low, Alum.; now and then with a slight hoarseness, after walking, Lac c.; after parturition, Kali br.; speaks as though she had pebbles in her mouth (tonsillitis), Merc. iod. flav.; sudden, with cough, Rumex; sudden, at different times, or at same time, Rumex; unequal, now strong, again weak, Ars.; has been weak, now and then becomes suddenly loud and clear, Bell. ☞ failing

Voice, confused sounds; uttered with pain, Bell.

Voice, cracked: ☞ failing

Voice, croaking: Acon., Stram.; deep, hoarse, Lact. ac.

Voice, crowing; croupy, Acon.; in typhus, Ars.

Voice, crying; causes cough, Hep.

Voice, deep: Anac., Arn., Arum t., Carbo v., Colch., Dros., Stann., Sul., Verb.; in aphonia, Ferr.; is only able to speak in bass tone, Dros.; in cholera Asiatica, Camph.; croupous, Phos.; becoming continually deeper, Iod.; failing, if exerted, Carbo v.; hollow, bass (as in catarrh), Magn. s.; husky, when talking or singing, Cinch.; from adhering mucus, Cinch. ☞ low

Voice, failing: Ailant., Carbo v.; cracked, Dros.; cracked, in singing, Graph.; cracked, in evening, Spong.; during a continuous discourse (syphilitic sore throat), Mez.; with chronic hoarseness, Spong.; or interrupted, Mez.; no pain, Carbo v.; in chronic granular pharyngitis, Phyt.; without control, for an hour and a half after rising, Lact. ac.; in singing, Arg. met.; talking or singing, Spong.; uncertain, Arum t., Camph., Rumex; uncontrollable, Arum t. ☞ changing

Voice, faint: ☞ weak

Voice, finer: Stram.

Voice, high: Arum t., Stram.; with catarrh, Rumex ☞ screeching, shrill, squeaking

Voice, hissing; in croup, Phos.

Voice, hoarse: Acon., Ailant., Æsc. h., All. sat., Alum., Amb., Amm. c., Amyg., Anac., Anag., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Apoc.

Arg. nit., Ars. s. r., Arum m., Arum t., Asaf., Bapt., Bell., Berb., Brom., Cact., Cain., Calad., Calc., Camph., Canth., Caps., Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Chel., Chlor., Cina, Cinch., Coca, Coccus, Cochl., Colch., Con., Cop., Crotal., Cub., Cup. m., Dig., Dros., Dulc., Eup. perf., Eup. pur., Ferr. ph., Gamb., Gels., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Iod., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali iod., Kali m., Kali s., Lac c., Lach., Lachn., Laur., Lyc., Lyss., Magn. m., Mang., Med., Menyanth., Merc., Merc. cor., Merc. iod. flav., Merc. sul., Murex, Natr. m., Natr. p., Natr. s., Niccol., Nux m., Ol. jec., Op., Osm., Oxal. ac., Paris, Petrol., Phell., Phos., Phyt., Psor., Ptel., Puls., Rhus, Rhus v., Rumex, Sang., Sec., Selen., Seneg., Sep., Sil., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stram., Stront., Sul., Sumb., Ver., Vespa, Vinca; worse in afternoon and evening, and from speaking (stomacace), Carbo v.; as soon as he breathes cold, dry air, Cup. m.; sensitive to cold air, Lact. ac.; worse from least current of air, Merc.; in albuminuria, Apis; with angina faucium (secondary syphilis), Merc.; returns annually (in one case with nausea, intolerance of milk, weak eyes), Niccol.; with sudden aphonia while speaking (tubercular consumption), Spong.; on awaking, Arund.; resembling bass voice, Carbo v.; with pains in bones, Uva ursi; and burning in larynx, could scarcely speak, in afternoon, Amm. m.; burning in throat, Calc.; with burning in throat, particularly when eating or drinking, Paris; with burning in trachea, Zinc.; with burning and dryness in trachea, Mez.; in catarrh, Apis; with chronic bronchial and laryngeal catarrh, Kreo.; in nasal catarrh, Eup. perf.; catarrhal, Euph.; chronic catarrhal, Spong.; catarrhal, with or without coryza, Dros.; catarrhal, with viscid mucus, Nux v.; quickly changing, with normal voice, Merc. cor.; with pain in chest, Caust.; pressure on chest, Coccus; sore feeling in chest, Mur. ac.; as in cholera, Zing.; in cholera, typhus or heart disease, Ars.; in cholera Asiatica, Ver.; in cholera infantum, Camph.; in second stage of cholera, Cup. m.; in cholerine, Phos.; chronic, Brom., Carbo v., Graph., Merc., Phos., Spig.; chronic, resulting from repeated catarrhal attacks, Dros.; chronic, in laryngitis, Mang.; chronic, after acute laryngitis, Caust.; chronic, forerunner of tuberculosis, menses absent three months, Graph.; chronic, voice gives out, Spong.; chronic laryngeal affections, Mang.; with disposition to clear throat, Castor.; cannot speak clearly, Brom.; of clergymen, Arum t., Carb. s., Phos., Rhus; of clergymen, military officers, conductors, etc., Arn., Rhus; followed by coryza, Viol.; worse from damp evening air, Carbo v.; during day, Med.; during day (croup), Ars.; day and night, Calc. p.; after diphtheria, Phyt.; in diphtheria, Chin. a., Kali m., Lac c., Mur. ac., Phos., Sal. ac.; trachea and mouth completely dried up in morning, Paris; with dry larynx, Calc., Spong.; with dry throat, Gels.; dry and rough throat, Kali bi.; dryness and roughness in throat and larynx, Sul. ac.; from cold, Ign.; continual, Hep.; continual, cannot speak a word, desire to lie down, Cup. m.

with coryza, Amm. m., Ars., Ars. m., Arum m., Benz. ac., Bry., Calab., Calc., Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Dig., Dulc., Eup. pur., Kali bi., Kali c., Kalm., Mang., Merc., Merc. iod. rub., Natr. c., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Phos., Rumex, Spig., Spong., Zinc.; with coryza (aphonia), Caust.; with coryza and bronchial catarrh, Phos.; with dry coryza, Kali c.; with fluent coryza, Petrol.; with coryza and headache, Bry.; with coryza, or lasting a long while after, Mang.; followed by harassing dry cough (laryngitis), Sul.; with cough, Ant. t., Bry., Calc., Carbo a., Cinnam., Cub., Curar., Dros., Lach., Merc., Mez., Phos., Puls., Sep., Spong., Sul.; with cough, body warm, Amm. c.; with chronic cough, Lyc.; with dry cough, Sil., Sul.; with dry cough, from titillation in throat, Sep.; cough at night, Calc.; with cough and rawness in chest, Mez.; with cough and rawness in larynx and bronchia, worse in evening, Phos.; with spasmodic cough, after measles, Dros.; with spasmodic, hollow or deep cough, Meph.; with violent spasmodic cough, Amb.; with tickling cough, Mang.; in whooping cough, Bry., Spong.; momentarily, better by coughing, Stann.; following croup, Carbo v., Lyc.; with croup, Nitr. ac., Phos.; when crying, like a child, Cup. m.; when crying (measles), Coff.; especially when crying, Bell.; in evening, Arg. met., Cinnab., Rumex, Sul.; in evening, amounting to complete aphonia, Phos.; in evening, in coryza, Graph.; at 8 p.m., Tromb.; in evening, at night, towards morning, better walking in open air, Alum.; in evening, in ozaena scrofulosa, Graph.; worse in evening, Act. rac., Carbo a., Carbo v., Rumex; obstinate, worse in evening (tracheitis, asthmatic affections, hydrothorax), Carbo v.; towards evening, with dry, tickling cough, Caust.; can utter only a few, croaking sounds (diphtheria), Merc. cy.; from overexertion, Kali ph.; almost extinct, utterances difficult, panting (intermittent), Ferr.; with fever and pleuritic symptoms, Aur. mur.; in a foggy atmosphere, Hyper.; frequent, Kali bi.; frequent, with cough, Curar.; caused by sensation as if there were a hair in larynx or trachea, Naja; obliging him to hawk, Crot. t.; in hay fever, Ran. b.; with aching, like a band around head, above ears, in temples, Osm.; in chronic headache, Naja; with headache and coryza, Spig.; after overheating, in morning, Brom.; with laryngeal irritation, Acet. ac.; chronic, in laryngitis, Kali bi.; with laryngitis, especially if syphilitic, Stilling.; tuberculous laryngitis, Ananth.; after laryngotomy, Spong.; in laryngo-tracheitis, Phos. ac., Puls.; from altered condition of larynx, Hippoz.; after laughing or reading aloud, Calc. fl.; after leucorrhoea, Con.; with leucorrhoea, Natr. s.; ending in complete loss of voice, Sul.; cannot speak a loud word, Amm. c.; after measles, Bry., Dros.; with measles, Spong.; day before menses, Syph.; during menses, Graph.; menses irregular, Dig.; in morning, Apis, Arund., Asim., Benz. ac., Bov., Calc. p., Caust., Euph., Iod., Phos.; in morning, on awaking, Arum d.; ceasing

in morning, after sneezing, Kreo.; in morning, with fluent coryza, Tell.; early in morning, Arn., Dig.; especially in morning, Cop.; in morning and evening, Kali bi.; in morning, on rising, Ham., Ind. met.; in morning, with much mucus in throat, Natr. m.; in morning, gradually becoming clear after expulsion of lump of consistent mucus, Mang.; in morning, better after clearing up lumpy mucus (chronic catarrhal laryngitis), Mang.; in morning, with irritation of throat, Sul.; in morning, with roughness of throat, Colch.; in morning, with slight sore throat, Thlaspi; aphonia, worse in morning, Caust.; worse in morning (croup), Natr. m.; made an effort to talk as if mucous membrane were thickened and organs slow to respond, Asim.; with bitter mucus in throat, Tarax.; as if chest were filled with mucus, Zinc.; with rattling of mucus in trachea, especially in winter, Cham.; with much tenacious mucus in larynx and chest, Staph.; caused by tenacious glutinous mucus in larynx, Samb.; with expectoration of large quantity of yellow, thick, lumpy mucus, Puls.; with tough mucus in fauces (chronic catarrh), Sil.; with tough mucus in larynx and trachea, Bar. c.; from mucus in trachea, Ang.; from sensation as if larynx were narrowed, Jamb.; in desquamative nephritis, Plumb.; towards night and in evening, with frequent attempts to clear throat, Sinap.; acrid fluid from nose, Nitr. ac.; in malignant ulceration of nose, Kali bi.; with red, burning nostrils and upper lip swollen, Phell.; obstinate, Hep.; with painful sense of emptiness in occiput, Natr. c.; with pains in larynx, Iod.; pain when talking (measles), Acon.; painful, Kali br.; painful, in measles, Acon.; painful, could scarcely speak, worse morning (phthisis, bronchitis, coryza), Calc.; painless, Carbo v., Caust., Dig.; in paroxysms every quarter or half an hour, so violent he is unable to utter a loud word, Paris; in paroxysm, with dry rough throat, Gels.; periodical, painless, Paris; periodical, prevents preaching (bronchial catarrh), Calc.; persistent, with cough, Cham.; dry burning heat in pharynx, Cain.; in phthisis, Phos.; in phthisis florida, Merc. cor.; with incipient as well as advanced stages of phthisis, Ol. jec.; when pressing on larynx, Sabad.; with rattling coryza, Acon.; with raw sensation in larynx, Rhus; with rawness, Calc.; with rawness in fauces, Sul.; from reading aloud, Verb.; when reading aloud, Seneg.; especially while reading, with occasional loss of voice, Med.; reads indistinctly, Tabac.; worse riding or walking in open air, Osm.; roughness in larynx, Ferr.; roughness of chest, coryza, chilliness and scraping, painful cough, Natr. c.; roughness and dryness of throat in morning after rising, Magn. m.; from roughness as of adhesion of mucus, Polyg.; roughness and rawness of larynx, in morning on awaking, Coff.; roughness and scraping of throat, Nux v.; roughness and soreness in chest and larynx, Rhus; roughness in throat, in influenza, Phell.; salivation, Stram.; in scarlatina, Arum t., Caps.; scraping in larynx, Rhus; caused by scratching in pharynx, worse mornings, Nux v.; from screaming, Stram.; after being silent awhile, better talking, worse in evening and in change of weather, Rhus

in singers, speakers, actors, etc., Acon., Arg. met., Arum t., Bry., Caps., Caust., Ferr. ph., Nitr. ac., Rhus, Stilling.; after singing, Osm.; increased while singing, especially at beginning, Selen.; slight, Arg. nit.; slight, with now and then a change of voice, after walking, Lac c.; slight, with hawking of mucus, Med.; with sneezing, Benz. ac.; with soreness and burning, Spong.; hindering speech, Phos. ac.; 5 p.m., with dry cough and stitches in right side, Chel.; from overstraining voice, Acon., Arn., Caps., Caust., Ferr. ph., Kali ph., Rhus, Phos.; sudden, voice weak, Abrot.; with sweat, Spong.; with inclination to sweat, Bry.; in syphilis, Jacea, Kali iod., Merc., Nitr. ac.; syphilitic sore throat, Mez.; in people who have to talk a great deal (bronchial catarrh), Calc.; from talking, Alum.; increased while talking, Lach.; worse from talking, Alum., Amm. c., Arg. met., Arum t., Carbo v.; thirst, in heart disease, Ars.; with husky feeling in throat, Xan.; with inflamed throat, Aur. mur.; with roughness in throat, Amm. c.; with heat and smarting in left side of throat, 11 p.m., worse waking in morning, goes off 11 a.m., Lach.; with sore throat, Form., Ind., Lach.; with tickling in bronchi, Sep.; with tickling in larynx, Sep., Sil.; from trachea, Anag.; after typhus, Phos.; in typhus, Spong.; from ulcer in larynx (syphilis), Lyc.; after long use of voice, Selen.; with uterine disturbances, leucorrhoea, Caulo.; wailing and crying, Brom.; when walking in open air, Tell.; in warm wet weather, Carbo v.; interrupted by weakness and hoarseness (diphtheria), Lac c.; in damp cool weather, Carbo v.; shortly after getting wet in an evening shower, Merc. iod. rub.; after exposure to wind, Niccol.; from walking against wind, Nux m.; scarcely able to utter a word (laryngitis of singers), Ant. c. ☞ aphonia, husky, timbre

Voice, hollow: Ars., Arum t., Camph., Dros., Ipec., Kali bi., Samb., Spong., Stann.; almost aphonic (spinal disease), Alum.; in cholera, Ant. t., Ver.; feeble, in cholera, Cup. ac.; obliging him to hawk, Crot. t.; with heat in pharynx, Cain.; with difficult respiration (puerperal fever), Sec.; toneless, in consumption, Iod. ☞ deep

Voice, husky: Aloe, Bar. m., Bell., Dros., Kaol., Lac c., Lyc., Phos., Spong., Stann.; worse on awaking, Alum.; in chronic catarrh, Alum.; in cholera, Ver.; in cholerine, Ferr.; as if he had a cold, Aur. met.; throat worse when coughing, Mang.; in diphtheria, Brom.; from dryness, extending to larynx, Atrop. s.; clear, after expectoration of non-viscid, easily detached, thick phlegm from air passages, Tuberc.; during fear, Bar. m.; in prevailing fever, Amm. m.; in gastralgia (cholera Asiatica), Camph.; must hawk or hem to clear it, Calc. p.; better by hawking, Aph. ch.; worse in morning, Sil.; as from mucus, Hyos.; becomes clearer for singing after hawking mucus, with sore throat, Stann.; veiled and altered by glutinous mucus, with subacute and chronic inflammatory processes of larynx

and bronchial tubes, Kali bi.; muffled, by secretions, ⁞Cinnam.; dry, painful, with cough, Cop.; rough, Alum.; when beginning to sing, Selen.; when singing, Cinch., Graph.; soundless, in cholera, Ant. t.; can scarcely speak, points to larynx, wants to cough, but cannot (croup), Acon.; from long talking, Selen.; when talking, Cinch.; in tonsillitis, Bar. c.; or veiled, πCupr. s.; after getting wet in an evening shower, Merc. iod. rub.; later, sunk to a whisper (croup), Kaol. ☞ aphonia, hoarse, thick, timbre

Voice, imperfect; in old people, Bar. c.; impaired, Graph.

Voice, indistinct: Canth., Stram.

Voice, laughing; difficulty of breathing, Ars., Aur. met., Cup. m.; causes cough, Arg. nit., Cinch., Kali bi., Mang.; causes cough, worse at night (goitre), Merc. iod. flav.; sensation of cold air passing out of ear, Millef.; aggravates pains in head, ears, arms and stomach, Mang.; causes involuntary effort, Tarant.; mucus in larynx, Arg. met.; pains in kidneys, Cann. i.; stitching in ulcers, Hep.; stupid, after onanism, Tarant.

Voice, lisping: Con., Spong.; in pneumonia, Phos.; with titillating in pit of throat, causing paroxysms of coughing, Con.

Voice, loss of: ☞ aphonia

Voice, low: Arn., Cact., Ign., Spong., Thuya; melancholy after mortification, Ign.; sounds above middle key impossible, Kali iod.; in typhus, Ars. ☞ deep, weak

Voice, murmuring: Camph.

Voice, nasal: Alum., Aur. met., Bry., Cepa, Gels., Ham., Iod., Kali bi., Manc., Phos. ac., Rumex, Spong., Staph.; in coryza, Aspar.; in coryza, after mercury, Kali iod.; in acute coryza, Sinap.; after diphtheria, Kali ph.; in diphtheria, Mur. ac., Natr. a.; in neuralgia of right supraorbital nerve, Mez.; from stoppage, Bell.; from stoppage of posterior nares, Staph.; in syphilis, Kali bi.; in secondary syphilis, Fluor. ac.; in nervous throat affection, Lac c.; in sore throat, Merc. cor.

Voice, piping: Bell.

Voice, raised: ⁞Bry.

Voice, reading aloud; aggravates cough, Amb.; hems and haws, Arg. met.; throat troubles her if she reads aloud or talks, it seems as if it were stopping up, Lac c.

Voice, rough: All. sat., Amb., Aur. mur., Calc. a., Carbo v., Cham., Cinch., Coccus, Eup. pur., Hyos., Iod., Lyss., Menyanth., Millef., Phos., Puls.; worse from least current of air, Merc.; with difficult breathing, as if lungs were stuffed with cotton (diphtheria), Kali bi.; in catarrh, Apis; in nasal catarrh, Eup. perf.; coarse, in typhus, Ars.; in coryza, Merc.; with fluent coryza, Magn. s.; with violent fluent coryza, Kali c.; with dryness in larynx, Bell.; with dryness of throat and burning on swallowing, Sul.; harsh, in croup, Cub.; harsh, in spasmodic croup, Kali br.; harsh and weak, Lyss.; better by hawking, Aph. ch.; with hoarseness, Crotal.; hoarse, in catarrh after measles, Dulc.; in morning, as from phlegm, Mang.; in morning, better by hawking (chronic coryza), Calc.; in early morning, or in open evening air, Mang.; in spinal disease, Alum.

with scraping in larynx (croup), Natr. m.; in tonsillitis, Bar. c.; in typhoid fever, Rhus; in typhus, Ars.

Voice, screeching: Aur. mur., Dig., Stram.

Voice, shrieking: Arum t.

Voice, shrill; sounds of utmost despair, occasioned by violent expirations, Lyss.; inarticulate sounds, Lyss.; cannot talk loud, Alum.

Voice, singing; aggravates, Agar.; aggravates chest or throat, Dros.; sound came double, Arg. met.; voice fails, Arg. met.; after, suddenly falls down as if dead, with eyes shut, face red, quick breathing, pulse 100, Lyss.; hoarseness, Bry., Nitr. ac.; hoarse, worse at beginning, Selen.; hoarse, from straining, Caps.; hurts larynx, Spong.; causes laryngitis, Mang.; total loss of voice, Arg. met.; scratching in throat, after epidemic influenza, in a professional singer, Agar.; unable to, Natr. m. ☞ aphonia, hoarse, straining

Voice, squeaking: Ars. h.; in typhus, Ars.

Voice, stammering: Sec. ☞ Chap. 11, Speech

Voice, straining: Acon., Arn., Caust., Coca, Rhus ☞ reading, singing, talking

Voice, subdued: Ign.

Voice, talking; tension in abdomen hindering (intermittent), Coccul.; causes pricking cramplike pain, in lower abdominal walls, Calc.; aggravates, Lach.; aggravates pain (cardiac rheumatism or neuralgia), Spig.; aggravates all symptoms, particularly of head, Coccul.; aggravates symptoms (intermittent), Ars.; actors, hoarseness, Nitr. ac.; difficult, for want of breath (heart disease), Apoc.; like one out of breath, worse from motion, better lying down, spasmodic motion of diaphragm, Cup. m.; breathing arrested or difficult, Caust., Dros., Phos. ac., Spong., Sul.; causes burning (aphonia), Ferr.; catarrhal, in morning, Bov.; aggravates chest or throat, Dros.; spasmodic constriction of chest, Hep.; difficult on account of oppression of chest during chill and fever (ague), Kali c.; rawness or weakness in chest, Calc.; convulsions during, Graph.; aggravates cough, Act. rac., Amb., Bell., Bry., Calad., Calc., Con., Dig., Ferr., Hyos., Mang., Myr. cer.; aggravates asthmatic cough, with tough occasionally greenish mucous expectoration, worse at night (phthisis florida), Merc. cor.; aggravates dry cough, Mang.; causes cough, Acon., Act. rac., Alum., Anac., Carbo v., Caust., Hep., Kali bi., Meph., Psor.; causes tickling cough, Alum.; excites tracheal cough, Phos.; aggravates whooping cough, Caust., Magn. m.; or reading causes cough, Meph.; darting in right hypochondrium and a similar darting in right side of abdomen, Kali iod.; debilitates, Calc.; could not speak from debility, Sul.; difficult, Cup. ars., Spong., Sticta, Syph.; difficult, in ague, Samb.; difficult, with cough, Zinc.; difficult, drowsiness, glandular inflammation, Ananth.; difficult, in nervous throat affection, Lac c.; difficult, from weakness, Carbo v.; difficult, with dry larynx, Spong.; distresses, Amyg., Lac c.; ill effects of prolonged, Natr. m.; requires effort (cholera, typhus), Colch.; requires much effort (hoarseness), Asim.; stitches in epigastrium, Caps.; epistaxis (diphtheria), Lac c.; requires exertion, Arum t.

Dros.; only with exertion and in deep bass voice, Dros.; or reading aloud, exhausting (diarrhoea), Stann.; every attempt to talk audibly sent blood to face and tears to eyes, Merc.; causes fainting (haematemesis), Ars.; fatigued, Alum., Psor.; fatigues, mentally, Amb.; constantly hemming or hawking, Calc. p.; aggravates hoarseness (stomacace), Carbo v.; causes hoarseness, Phos.; hoarseness of public speakers, Acon., Arum t., Arg. met., Bry., Caps., Caust., Ferr. ph., Nitr. ac., Rhus, Stilling.; pressing pain in hyoid bone, left side, Card. m.; brought on attacks of hysteria, Cinnam.; impossible, Natr. m., Phos.; impossible, in angina pectoris, Tabac.; impossible, in cholera, Arg. nit.; impossible, in cholera or typhus, Colch.; impossible, in paresis of cords, Caust.; impossible, vocal cords swollen, cough, Calad.; impossible, on account of cramp in chest, with redness of face and sweat over body, Kali c.; impossible, in bronchial croup or acute oedema of lungs, Ant. t.; impossible, in haemoptysis, Ipec.; impossible, with headache, Thuya; impossible, from pricking in larynx, Chel.; impossible, by suffering, Æthus.; inability, with choking nervous chronic palpitation (angina pectoris), Naja; as if something in chest prevented inhalation, Dros.; interrupted, in pneumonia, Ant. t.; larynx constricted, Dros.; does not like to speak (headache), Lac def.; cannot measure compass or volume of voice, Cann. i.; causes stitches in neck, Calc.; pain in larynx, Bell., Spong.; excites fear and fatigues whole body, Sul.; pain near right side of larynx, Ars. h.; pain in second left rib from, Mang.; painful, Agar., Apis; painful, in spasmodic croup, Kali br.; a sort of painful pressure in throat, Kali iod.; aggravated pains in head, ears, arms and stomach, Mang.; causes palpitation, Puls.; palpitation, after preaching, Naja; excites paroxysms, after overwork and mental anxiety, Cup. m.; raising voice, causes cough, Arg. nit.; rattling with short breath, after, Mur. ac.; reverberates in head (deafness), Caust.; frothy saliva in mouth, Jamb.; larynx sensitive, Crotal.; short, in pneumonia, Ant. t.; stinging in throat, Kali iod.; throat stinging, choking worse (headache, checked coryza), Acon.; causes excessive suffering in throat, Fluor. ac.; sweats, from, Iod.; neck swells up, Iod.; swallows continually during, Staph.; soreness of throat, Staph.; of throat, worse from talking or singing, Dros.; tickling in larynx, Kali bi.; bites tongue, Ign.; tonsils pain, Berb.; aggravates toothache, Cham.; pain in upper, particularly of windpipe, Bell.; causes vertigo, Cham.

causes vomiting (headache), Diad.; aggravates weakness, Dory.; causes weakness, Agar., Ferr.; causes weakness, particularly in chest, Stann.; causes general weakness, Ferr.; aggravates weariness, Dory.; sensation of weakness in organs, Canth. ☞ aphonia

Voice, thick; in acute coryza, Sinap.; covered, worse at night (bronchitis), Merc.; deep, in phthisis pulmonum, Sep.; in diphtheria, Sul. ac.; as in quinsy (scarlatina), Apis; as if through wool, no timbre, Agnus. ☞ husky

Voice, timbre; alteration, in speakers, singers, preachers, Arg. met.; lost, sounds as if broken, Ars. h.; soundless, Osm.; timbreless, Calad.; toneless, Dros., Hep.; toneless, previous mercurial abuse, Nitr. ac.

Voice, tremulous: Acon., Ign., Psor.; in amenorrhoea, Xan.; in croup, Phos.; in intermittent fever, Coccul.; in melancholy, after mortification, Ign.; in typhus, Ars.

Voice, uncertain: ☞ failing

Voice, unintelligible: Sec.

Voice, volume; cannot measure compass or volume when speaking, Cann. i.

Voice, weak: Ant. c., Ant. t., Arum t., Asaf., Bar. m., Bell., Camph., Cann. s., Canth., Carbo v., Caust., Coca, Coccul., Crotal., Daph., Hep., Lyc., Osm., Oxal. ac., Paris, Psor., Sec., Seneg., Spong., Stann., Stram.; after anger, Staph.; to complete aphonia, Bell.; scarcely audible (colic in pregnancy), Ars.; scarcely audible in evening, Hep.; in cardialgia, Sec.; in cholera, Ant. t., Carbo v., Ver.; with diarrhoea, Asim.; it requires a strong effort to speak loud, Op.; with painful sense of emptiness, in occiput, Natr. c.; in erysipelas, Chel.; in evening, Ars. h.; during fear, Bar. m.; stronger, when fever heat abates, evening, Calend.; during heat, Hep.; hoarse, Abrot., Fluor. ac.; hoarse, in cholera, Hell.; in hydrocephalus, Hell.; exhausted from talking, like weakness of organs of speech, coming from hypochondria, Natr. m.; chronic laryngitis, Bell.; in pneumonia, Phos.; can only utter a few words at a time, after pneumonia, Lyc.; diminished both in power and vibration, Plumb.; in puerperal fever, Sec.; when reading aloud, Cycl.; in singers and speakers, Coca; and soft, Brom.; thick, Gels. ☞ aphonia

Voice, whimpering; in intermittent fever, Coccul.

Voice, whining; tremulous, Cup. m.

Voice, whispering: ☞ aphonia

Voice, wheezing: Bell.; in croup, Cub.

Voice: ☞ Larynx, vocal cords