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ASPHYXIA (apparent death): Ant. t., Carb. s., Cochl., Rhus, Sinap., Tabac.; from alcohol, Carb. s.; apparent apoplectic death, after hemorrhage from lungs and nose (whooping cough in a child), Cochl.; atelectasis, Ant. t.; from interrupted breathing, during which relaxation follows and free perspiration takes place again (laryngismus stridulus), Chlor.; capillary bronchitis, Ant. t.; from loss of blood, Cinch.; from carbonic acid gas, Acon., Bell., Op.; in cholera, Hydr. ac., Laur.; with speedy collapse, Tabac.; with coma, Ant. t., Hydr. ac.; delirium, Ant. t.; from apparent drowning, Ant. t., Lach.; with drowsiness, Ant. t.; emphysema, Ant. t.; from coal gas, Carb. s.; with pale face, Ant. t.; with dark red face, Ant. t.; after a blow or fall, Arn.; after a fall, with shootings and jerkings, Hyper.; freely developed, Tabac.; from hanging, Op.; by stroke of lightning, Nux v.; with blue lips, Ant. t.; from accumulation of mucus, Ant. t.; danger of, from mucus (influenza), Ipec.; with mucus rattling in throat, Plumb.; muscular twitchings, Ant. t.; newborn infants, Acon., Ant. t., Arn., Bell., Camph., Cinch., Laur., Op.; neonatorum, after great loss of blood by the mother, Cinch.; in oedema pulmonum, with hydrothorax, Ant. t.; impending paralysis of lungs, Ant. t.; from pneumonia, Ant. t.; threadlike, Ant. t.; after a jealous quarrel, Lach. ☞ Suffocation ; ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm ; ☞ Chap. 24, Infants asphyxia

ASTHMA: Acon., Aloe, Amb., Amm. c., Amyl., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., ⁞Arum m., ⁞Arum t., Asaf., ⁞Ascl. s., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Bapt., Bar. c., Bell., Benz. ac., Bov., Brom., Bry., Cact., Calc., Calad., Camph., Cann. s., Caps., Carbo v., Card. m., Caulo., Caust., Cepa, Cham., Chen. a., Chloral., Chlorof., Cinch., Cist., Coccul., Coff., Coff. c., Colch., Coral., Crotal., Cup. m., Dig., Dulc., Eupat., Euphor., Ferr., Gels., Grin., Hyos., Iber., Ign., Ipec., Kali c., Kali m., Lach., Lactu. v., Lobel. i., Lyc., Meph., Merc., Millef., Mosch., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Nux v., Op., Phos., Phyt., Puls., Samb., Sang., Seneg., Sep., Sil., Sinap., Stann., Stilling., Stram., Sul., Variol., Ver., Ver. v., Zinc., Zing., Ziz.; afternoon and evening, Bell.; cannot bear a draught of air in back of neck, Sil.; better in cold air, Carbo v.; with loss of appetite, Kali c.; from fumes of Arsenic, better from tobacco smoke and in cold air, Merc.

Asthma, abdomen; from incarceration of flatulence, Carbo v., Cham., Cinch., Lyc., Magn. p., Nux v., Op., Phos., Sul., Zinc.; better bending head back, in cold air, from cold water, worse in dry weather and from warm diet, Cham.

Asthma, breathing; short easy inspiration, long, slow wheezing expiration, Sep.; rattling and panting, Spong.; tight, cannot inspire or expire freely, Spong.; wheezing inspiration, Caps.; loud wheezing, Cist.; for years so marked as to herald his approach at some distance and coming on after any unusual exertion, during remission coarse râles along larger bronchi, Natr. s.

Asthma, bronchial: Calc., Hippoz., Sinap.; worse after catching cold, Pod.; nervous, Cham.; spasmodic, only at night after lying down, or during thunderstorm, intense nervous insomnia, no sleep for days and nights, Syph.; secretion is white, Kali m.; minute tubes chiefly involved, Hydr. ac.

Asthma, cardiac: ☞ heart

Asthma, catarrhal: Tabac.; with moderate bronchial catarrh (insufficiency of mitral valve), Puls.; from suppressed catarrh, Ars., Ipec., Nux v. ☞ cold, humid

Asthma, chest; feeling of a band around, Acon.; congestion, Acon., Aur. met., Bell., Merc., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Spong., Sul.; feels distended, Caps.; feeling as though something should expand, Bry.; as if he would die, precursor of hydrothorax, Psor.; chronic tendency to hydrothrax, Amm. c.; muscles rigid, Acon.; muscles, not rigid (scrofula), Calc.; oppression, Lobel. i.; pulsations, Sil.; with pain and palpitation, Puls.; pain, with paroxysmal, Lobel. i.; pains in middle, preventing sleep, Bry.; sibilant ronchi, Spong.; as if sternum were being gradually drawn towards dorsal vertebræ, Syph.; stricture around, like a band of iron, with frequent attacks, Cact.; tension and constriction in, Puls. ☞ Chap. 28, Inner chest, angina, dropsy

Asthma in children: Acon., Ant. t., Ars., Bell., Camph., Cham., Cinch., Coff., Cupr., Hep., Ign., Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Mosch., Nux m., Nux v., Op., Phos., Puls., Samb., Stram., Sul.; constitutional conditions, Natr. s.

Asthma, chronic: Ars. s. f., Colch., Manc., Ver.; especially when it returns or increases during the cold season and only abates on return of warm weather (aged persons and lymphatic youths), Phell.; attacks for years, Natr. s.

Asthma, coition; on attempting, or caused by, Amb.

Asthma, cold; causes, cannot lie down, Spong.; causes, in midsummer, Ars. ☞ catarrhal

Asthma, congestive: Cact.; worse lying on back or on falling asleep, Phos.; blood rushes to head and chest, Spong.; hyperæmia of lungs and brain, Acon. ☞ chest

Asthma, constitution; debilitated, anæmic subjects, terrible dyspnœa, heart sympathizing, ⁞Eucal.; irritable, lively blondes, Phos.; emphysematous subjects, Ipec.; hysterical individuals and children, Mosch.; light-haired persons, Aur. met.; scrofulous, Asaf.; in young people, from a general bronchial catarrh, afterwards with every change to damp weather, Natr. s.; in young people who have not their growth, with rheumatic symptoms about chest and sleeplessness, Kali iod. ☞ old people

Asthma, cough; causes drawing through left pectoral region into back, Crot. t.; dry, Kali c.; during, Arn., Dig., Kreo., Puls.; habitual, Kali c.; spasmodic cough, Sil.

Asthma, diarrhœa; alternates with nightly, Kali c.

Asthma, discharges; from suppressed chronic, Sul.

Asthma, drinking; worse from ice water, or wine, Meph.; of drunkards, Ars., Meph. ☞ Breathing, drinking ; ☞ Chap. 15, Drinking, breathing

Asthma, dropsy: Lactu. v.; depending upon hydrothorax or hydropericardium, with dropsy of lower extremities, extending to knees, Colch. ☞ chest, heart

Asthma, drugs; violent, from proving of Caladium, Zing.; from vapors of arsenic or copper, Hep., Ipec., Merc. ☞ sulphur

Asthma, dry (siccum): Amb.; lying on right side brings on oppression, Squilla; must rise and walk, Arg. nit.

Asthma, dust; as if inhaling, Ars.; sensation of, in throat and lungs (scrofula), Calc.; from inhaling dust (stone cutters), Ars., Bell., Calc., Cinch., Hep., Ipec., Nux v., Phos., Sil., Sul.; from coal dust (miners), Natr. a.; heaves in horses from dusty hay, Ictod.

Asthma, eating; after, Sars.; after a hearty meal, Asaf.; after moderate use of food, Kali ph.; brought on by satisfying meal, Asaf.; worse after, Lach.; better after, Graph., Iod. ☞ Breathing, eating ; ☞ Chap. 15, Eating, breathing

Asthma, emphysematous: Ars., Camph. ☞ Chap. 28, Lungs emphysema

Asthma, epigastrium; bloating, Lac def.; pressure, Kali c.; weakness and oppression, Lobel. i.

Asthma, eructations: Caps. ☞ abdomen

Asthma, eruption; hands and arms covered with bluish-red places like ecchymoses, Kali c.; suppressed eczema after vaccination, Ammoniac.; from retrocession of erysipelas, Ptel.; from suppressed itch, Ars., Ferr., Sul.; alternates with attacks of leprosy, Sul.; suppressed miliary, Ipec.; alternates with psoriasis, Sul.; when rash on forearm disappeared, Calad.; after suppression of acute rash, Acon.; after suppression of rash, in children, Puls.; after suppressed eruptions, in general, Ars., Carbo v., Ipec., Puls., Sul., Ver.

after disappearance of tetters in face, Dulc.; from suppressed urticaria, Apis, Puls.

Asthma, in evening: Sul.; chronic, passing off at daybreak, Syph.; after eating, from flatus, with increase of dyspnœa when expectoration stops, decreasing when it recommences, Zinc.; after lying down and at night, Cist.; especially after a meal, Puls. ☞ night

Asthma, exertion; aggravates, Ars., Camph.; worse ascending, walking, Caps.; causes, Asaf.; worse from, or walking, returns every two or three hours, especially evening and night, Kali c.; when fatigued, as from anguish, Ars.; motion, going up stairs, causes (chronic asthma), Arg. nit.; worse riding horseback, Meph.; particularly when talking, Dros.; worse after talking, Lach.; when turning over in bed, Sul.; worse when walking, painful, Dig.; sudden attack while working, every attempt to work brought on paroxysm, better when keeping quiet, Nux v.; worse from, with disordered stomach, especially weakness in epigastrium, Lobel. i.; veta, Coca ☞ motion

Asthma, expectoration; profuse, frothy or watery mucus, Natr. m.; profuse, purulent, Sil.; tough mucus, Rumex

Asthma, face; aching, after disappearance of tetters, Dulc.; worse covering mouth or nose, Lach.; looks as if dying, Cinch.; red, Caps.; sallow, sunken eyes, emaciated, Kali ph.

Asthma, fever; febrile attacks, Stram.; hectic, ⁞Calc. s.; death seemed imminent (typhoid), Lach.

Asthma, flatus: ☞ abdomen

Asthma, goitre; in consequence of goitre, Spong. ☞ Chap. 31, Neck, goitre

Asthma, gout; alternates with, Sul.

Asthma, hay fever: Ailant., Ars., Ars. i., Arum t., Ascl. s., Camph., Carbo v., Cepa, Cycl., Dulc., Eucal., Euphor., Euph., Gels., Grin., Hydr. ac., Ipec., Kali bi., Lach., Lobel., Mosch., Naja, Natr. m., Natr. s., Nux v., Op., Sabad., Sang., Sinap., Sticta; annual, Sticta; coming on about last of August, Sil.; for eleven years, coming on about 20th of August, Psor.; comes on July 28th, stays till first hard frost, Sinap.; nervous irritability, Kali ph.; dry stage, worse at night, Sticta; worse at night, lying down, Sinap.; causing prostration, Natr. s.; subsequent to rose cold, Sang.; with watery discharge from eyes and nose, Natr. m.; more frequent in damp weather, worse lying down and moving, better sitting up in bed with shoulders drawn forward and by perfect quiet, Sinap. ☞ periodic ; ☞ Chap. 7, Coryza, hay fever

Asthma, head; must throw head back, Bell., Cham., Spong., Ver.

Asthma, with headache: Kali c. ☞ Chap. 3, Headache, breathing

Asthma, heart; cardiac, Grin.; terrible dyspnœa, Eucal.; with cardiac disease, Crotal.; particularly if dependent upon heart disease, Dig.; from fatty degeneration, Arn.; oppression, Lobel. i.; organic disease, Spong.; with pressure in region of, Variol. ☞ Dyspnœa and Suffocation, heart ; also

☞ Chap. 28, Inner Chest dropsy ; also Chap. 29, Heart breathing

Asthma, heat; in face, Spong.; worse in a warm room, where he becomes deathly pale and can do nothing but sit quiet, Amm. c.

Asthma, hemorrhoids: Agar., Arg. nit., Sul.

Asthma, hiccough; preceded by, Cup. m.

Asthma, humid (pituitous): Ant. t., Ars., Arum t., Ascl. t., Bar. c., Bell., Bry., Calc., Camph., Cann. s., Cinch., Cochl., Con., Cup. m., Dig., Dulc., Ferr., Graph., Grin., Hep., Ipec., Kali br., Kali m., Kali s., Lach., Lobel., Merc., Natr. s., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Sang., Seneg., Sep., Sil., Sinap., Stann., Sul., Zinc., Zing.; catarrhal bronchitis, Grin.; bronchitis, relieves bronchial cough and aids in expelling thick sputa, Eucal.; with profuse sputa, ⁞Jab.

Asthma, hypochondria; sensation as if something were growing fast in region of left lower ribs, Thuya

Asthma, hysteric: Acon., Apis, Asaf., Aur. met., Bell., Caulo., Caust., Cham., Coccul., Coff., Con., Cup. m., Ign., Ipec., Lach., Mosch., Nux m., Phos., Puls., Stann., Stram., Sul.; caused by every little excitement, Ars. ☞ nervous, spasmodic

Asthma, injuries; caused by lesion of spinal cord, by a fall, Hyper. ☞ dust

Asthma, irritability; increased, of respirative organs, as after inflammation, etc., Phos.

Asthma, kidneys; complicated with affection of, and turbid urine, Coccus

Asthma, laryngeal; spasm of larynx, Sil. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Asthma, liver; hyperæmia of, Ver. ☞ Chap. 18, Liver congestion, dropsy, enlarged

Asthma, lungs; in consumption, worse 2 A.M., Rumex; pulmonic irritation from effused serum, Lobel. i. ☞ chest ; also Dyspnœa, lungs

Asthma, lying down; aggravates, Ars., Ars. i., Asaf., Bapt., Brom., Cact., Carbo v., Cist., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali n., Lach., Naja, Samb., Sars., Sil., Spong., Syph.; in back, aggravates, Hyper.; on left side worse, Cann. i.; better in horizontal position, Bry., Dig., Nux v., Psor.; could not lie down, Stann.; has to get out of bed and sit by table, Carbo v.; worse lying with head low, Cinch., Colch., Eup. perf., Hep., Nitr., Puls. ☞ sitting ; also Dyspnœa and Suffocation, lying down

Asthma, measles; chronic, after, worse walking and ascending, Brom.

Asthma, menses; after, Spong.; deranged, Bell., Caulo., Coccul., Cup. m., Merc., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Sep., Sul.; during, Kali c.; suppressed, Puls.

Asthma, mental condition; after fit of anger, Cham.; anxious, Ant. t., Ars., Spong.; after emotions, Acon., Cham., Coff., Cupr., Gels., Ign., Nux v., Puls., Ver.; fears she will die of suffocation, Ars., Phos., Spong. ☞ Dyspnœa and Suffocation, mental condition

Asthma, Millari: ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Asthma, moon; worse at full, Spong.

Asthma, in morning; when awaking, Con.; early, Calc., Ver.; in light-haired persons, worse after mercury, in wet weather and in warm air, Aur. met.; wants to move continually, Coff.; worse, Carbo v.; for two hours, worse, Zing. ☞ Dyspnœa and Suffocation, morning

Asthma, motion; moving arms and stooping, Amm. m.; worse on moving arms, Lach.; inclination to move about, Arn., Ver.; when going up stairs, Kali ph.; after every slight, loses her breath and becomes faint, Spong.; better walking and talking, or by constant reading or writing, worse sitting still, most violent lying down, especially in evening, Ferr.; worse after bodily exertion, Amm. c., Ars., Bov., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Sil. ☞ exertion ; also Dyspnœa and Suffocation, exertion

Asthma, mucous: ☞ humid

Asthma, nausea: Ant. t., Ipec., Kali c. ☞ Dyspnœa nausea ; also Chap. 16, Nausea asthma, breathing

Asthma, nervous: Bell., Coca, Coccul., Kali br., Kreo., Lobel. i., Magn. p., Mosch., Nux m., Nux v., Sil., Sumb., Syph.; bronchial, paroxysmal, coming on in wet weather, Con.; chronic, for which no organic basis could be detected, but which was caused by repelled foot sweat, Ol. an.; with depression, Kali ph.; from primary irritation of affected nerves, Magn. p.; neuralgic states, from organic and mechanical causes, with orthopnœa and nocturnal paroxysms, Eucal. ☞ hysteric, spasmodic

Asthma, night: Ars., Arum d., Chel., Coff., Kali c., Sul.; stitches in abdomen, Bry.; awakes about midnight, Arum d.; very severe, bent forward, can hardly catch breath, Chloral.; with slow difficult breathing, which provokes cough, Coloc.; paroxysm wakes at daybreak, Meph.; with whizzing and rattling during expiration, which is long and attended with retraction of epigastric region, Op.; attacks come later each night, Calc. a.; paroxysms on lying down, also sometimes waking him in morning, Meph.; about 2 A.M., Ars.; terrible attacks, worse 3 A.M., Kali c.; preceded by symptoms of ordinary cold, sets in 4 to 5 A.M., increases and decreases gradually, Stann.; about 4 or 5 A.M., with cough and raising of glairy slime, and vomiting after eating, always worse in damp, rainy weather, Natr. s.; worse after midnight, must sit up, better walking slowly and talking, better uncovering chest, Ferr.; several attacks, followed by palpitation, Sul.; phthisis, Ars. i.; sudden attack, patient propped up in bed, afraid to move or speak, Dig.; as from vapors of sulphur, Puls.; worse, Brom.; worse, with red face, Thuya ☞ evening, sleep ; also Dyspnœa and Suffocation night

Asthma, œsophagus; chronic catarrh, Ver.

Asthma, in old people: Amb., Ant. c., Amm. c., Ars., Aur. met. (after Ant. t.), Bar. c., Camph., Carbo v., Caust., Cinch., Lach., Mar. v., Op., Sul.; and children (asthma siccum), Amb.; with tickling cough, Con.; inveterate cases, worse early in morning, better in cold air, Carbo v.

Asthma, periodic: Alum., Ant. t., Hydr. ac., Plumb., Tabac.; once a day, Asaf.; every day (prosopalgia), Chel.; every eight days, Sul.; in longer and shorter intervals, and at different times of day, Thuya; first of May for several years, better in open air, Nux v.; chronic, once or twice monthly

Carbo v.; catarrhal, every morning from 10 to 11, Ferr. ☞ hay fever, nervous, spasmodic

Asthma, prickling; precedes, all over, even to fingers and toes, Lobel. i.

Asthma, restlessness: ☞ Dyspnœa, restlessness

Asthma, of sailors; as soon as they go ashore, Brom.

Asthma, sexual condition: ☞ coition

Asthma, sitting; bent forward, Chloral.; better sitting bent forward, Lach.; must sit, Cann. s.; must sit up in bed, Zing.; must lean forward with head on knees, worse in morning, Kali c.; in stooping posture, Sul. ☞ lying down

Asthma, sleep; arouses, Kali c.; arouses suddenly from deep, Sep.; awakes with, Natr. s.; awakens, better from smoking and throwing head back, Hep.; worse on awaking, Lach.; during, Meph., Sul.; during, after midnight or in afternoon sleep, Carbo v.; restless, Kali c. ☞ evening, night ; also Breathing, Dyspnœa, Suffocation sleep ; also Chap. 37, Sleep, breathing

Asthma, spasmodic: ⁞Ammoniac., Ant. t., Bell., Cact., Camph., Coccul., Coff. t., Cup. m., Ferr., Gels., Graph., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Ictod., Ipec., Lach., Lobel. i., Magn. p., Mez., Mosch., Nux v., Phos., Samb., Sars., Sep., Stram., Sul., Sumb., Tabac., Val., Zinc.; with bronchial catarrh, Ipec.; of children, Kali br.; dry nervous spasmodic cough, Kali br.; anxious dreams, hysterical or hypochondriacal subjects, Nux v.; after suppressed miliary eruption, Ipec.; better by copious expectoration from bronchial tubes, Hyper.; from earliest youth, worse at beginning of Fall, gradually better as Spring sets in, increasing in severity each year, Nux v.; at end of attack, tingling in left fingers, becomes tearing as it extends up arm, Sep.; flatulent, Sal. ac.; with organic disease of heart, Spong.; in hysterical subjects, Ipec.; cannot lie upon back, for any length of time, Hyper.; must rise and walk, Arg. met.; after lesion of spinal cord by a fall years before, Hyper.; with changes of weather from clear to damp or before storms, Hyper. ☞ nervous ; also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Asthma, standing; has to stand by open window, leaning forward, Cann. s.

Asthma, stomach; fulness, better after belching, Nux v.

Asthma, sudden; attacks come and go suddenly, Cup. m. ☞ periodic

Asthma, sulphur; as if he had inhaled fumes, Lyc., Puls.; from vapors of, Cham., Meph., Puls. ☞ drugs

Asthma, summer; better, Carbo v.

Asthma, sweat; cold, of upper part of body, Ver.; after paroxysms, profuse oily, Thuya

Asthma, throat; sensation as of a lump in pit of, above sternum, Lobel. i.; stitches before, Bov.; worse touching, Lach. ☞ Suffocation, throat

Asthma, thymicum: ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Asthma, tongue; preceded by cutting, Bov.

Asthma, vaccination; attacks after, paroxysms day or night, with whistling respiration, last two hours, Thuya

Asthma, veta: Coca

Asthma, weather; damp, cold, Ver.; change from clear to damp, or before storms, Hyper.; worse, in dry, Cham.; in hot, damp, worse after sleep, Bell.; chronic, in summer, especially when warm and damp, Syph.; in wet, Con.; worse in wet, Aur. met., Dulc.; worse in autumn, wet, or after depletion, Cinch. ☞ Dyspnœa weather

Asthma, wheezing: ☞ Breathing, wheezing

Asthma, wind; particularly worse by long-continued walking against, Cup. m.

BREATHING, abdomen; pain above hips, Calc.; rumbling, Calc.; loud rumbling, Manc.; stitches in right side, Lyss.

Breathing, abdominal; in bronchitis, Phos.; only with diaphragm (pneumonia), Acon.; performed only by muscles of abdomen, neck and shoulders (membranous croup), Kali bi.; predominant in asthma Millari, Cup. m.; as if by voluntary efforts, Cup. m. ☞ Inspiration, abdomen

Breathing, air: ☞ Dyspnœa, air

Breathing, anxious: Cham.

Breathing, arrested: ☞ impeded

Breathing, asthmatic: Arum t.; cannot expire nor inspire freely, Spong.; in pericarditis, Colch.; with inability to retain recumbent position, Ziz. ☞ Asthma

Breathing, back; pressive pain in spine, Calc.; painful shocks in right side, Calc.; shooting (facial neuralgia), Aur. met.; stitches, Spig.; stitches in renal region (morbus Brightii), Ars.

Breathing, barking: Sinap.

Breathing, blowing (puffing): Op., Phos.; in apoplexy, Arn.; in coma, Cinch.; after a mole-birth, Bell.; during sleep, Nux v. ☞ stertorous

Breathing, catching: Arg. nit., Brom., Caust., Nitr. ac.; from stitching in abdomen to back, Calc.; on bending, Calc.; after coughing, Cina; during cough, Arn., Ars., Bry., Hep., Natr. m., Puls.; caused by feeling of incarcerated flatus, moving in abdomen, paroxysmal, worse from excitement or sitting, better lying down, straightening up, or by eructation, Phos.; from stitches in heart, Calc.; before menses, Bor.; in pneumonia, Phos.; from shooting upward from piles, Sul.; during stool (dysentery), Sul. ☞ gasping, impeded

Breathing, chest; sharp aching behind sternum (angina pectoris), Kali c.; in (angina pectoris), Diosc.; articulations and cartilaginous connections as if beaten, Arn.; constriction, Cact.; very free, as if thorax were hollow, Chin. a.; oppressed, Apis; pain, with feverish heat, Kalm.; racking pain and oppression of, Colch.; pain in right side, region of seventh and eighth ribs, worse, Chel.; pain, sore in upper, Kali c.; pain in middle of sternum, worse from pressure, Manc.; rheumatic pain, Lyss.; soreness behind sternum, Rumex; may arise from tonic spasm of pectoral muscles, Cic.; as of a splinter in, Arg. nit.; as if sternum were compressed, All. sat.; stitches, Acon., Bry., Calc., Dros., Seneg.; stitches in left side of, Stann., Sul.; stitches in left side and scapula, Sep.; stitches in right scapula, Kali c.; stitches in side, worse

Bry.; stitches in side (lumbago), Coloc.; stitches, worse, Spig. ☞ Dyspnœa, chest

Breathing, choking: Dros.

Breathing, in cholera: ☞ Dyspnœa, cholera

Breathing, cold; cold breath, Camph., Carbo v., Ced., Cist., Phos.; in morbus Brightii, Phos. ac.; in cholera, Acon., Camph., Cinch., Colch., Ver.; in cholera or yellow fever, Carbo v.; in convulsions, Cup. m.; in dysentery, Carbo v., Cist.; icy in cholera, Cup. ac.; in pneumonia, Carbo v.; on seventh to ninth day of pneumonia, Phos. ☞ Chap. 12, Inner mouth cold

Breathing, convulsions: ☞ Dyspnœa, convulsions

Breathing, cough: ☞ Chap. 27, Cough breathing, During cough asthma, breathing

Breathing, crowing: Stann.; in hydrocephalus, Bry.; worse after midnight and from lying with head low (asthma Millari), Samb.; in laryngeal spasms, Cup. m. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and Larynx croup

Breathing, deep: Acon., Amyl., Ant. sul. aur., Camph., Cann. s., Chlorof., Dig., Hydr. ac., Mur. ac., Op., Zinc.; causes aching in small spot in right hypochondrium, Bar. c.; afraid to take full breath (pleurodynia), Ran. b.; aggravates, Amm. m.; anxiety, unable to inhale enough, Stram.; in intermittent apoplexy, Chin. s.; causes fatigue of back, Carbo v.; aggravates pain in bowels, Dory.; cannot breathe deeply, Alum., Ars.; cannot, must get to fresh air, Bapt.; from a general feeling of discomfort, in chest, Lyss.; now and then, with coldish feeling far back and deep in throat, followed by great relief, Lyss.; with congestion to chest, Op.; constriction of chest, Agar., Sul.; aggravates cough, causing vomiting, Hep.; aggravates whooping cough, Magn. m.; causes cough, Lac c.; causes cough in catarrh, Apis; causes cough, with whistling breathing (asthma), Cup. m.; causes hacking cough, Dulc.; causes cutting on both sides of last rib, Arg. met.; prevented by acute sharp, darting through right chest below centre of right lung, Sep.; desire for, Alum., Amm. br., Bry., Calc., Calc. p., Ced., Cinch., Glon., Lil. tig., Med., Merc., Mez., Nux m., Phos., Pod., Samb., Therid., Xan.; desire for, in nervous asthma, Kreo.; desire for, with constriction of chest, causes tearing in chest, worse right side, Sang.; desire for, with pain in chest and shooting in liver, Calc. p.; desire for, with tension in chest (similar to Calcar.), Bor.; desire for, with constriction in fauces and chest, Ictod.; desire for, constant, Iber., Natr. s.; desire for constant, on attempting to do so it seemed as though chest could only be half filled or as though some impediment existed deep in chest, Dig.; causes cough (pneumonia), Sul.; desire for, in intermittent fever, Carbo v.; desire for frequent, Glon.; desire for frequent, when lying down, worse lying on left side, better lying on back, Ind. met.; desire for, with hollowness of chest, Ictod.; desire for, in hysteria and dyspepsia, Ign.; desire for, with melancholy feeling about heart, Cinch.; desire for, to relieve sensation as if chest were too narrow (asthma), Seneg.; desire for, with oppression, worse left side of chest, Med.

desire for, during damp, cloudy weather, Natr. s.; desire for, with yawning, Carbol. ac.; difficult, even while sitting, Euph.; after eating, Sars.; requires much effort, took away breath (locomotor ataxia, paralysis of diaphragm), Arg. nit.; only slightly elevates thorax, Arg. nit.; felt as if air she inhaled did not reach epigastrium and till she could force air so far down had to yawn and try to take a deep inspiration, Prun.; pinching, clawing, in epigastrium, Caust.; stitches in epigastrium, Sul.; great exertion, Stram.; frequent, Agar., Rumex; frequent, with burning and fine stitches in left side of chest, Ran. b.; frequent, with moaning, Selen.; cannot get a full breath easily and satisfactorily, Sul.; while drawing an unusually full breath, sensation of tearing in affected part of chest, followed by expectoration of two ounces of blood, Ran. b.; in headache, from dancing, Arg. nit.; a long breath changes dull pain in region of heart into a sharp pain, 4 P.M., Tromb.; with heat, Lach.; with fulness in hypochondrium, Card. m.; burning or pressure in left hypochondrium, Bor.; sensation in hypochondrium, as of something pulling from region of spleen into chest, sinks back again during exhalation, Bor.; sticking in hypochondrium, Calc.; pain in right inguinal region, Bor.; kidneys pain, penetrates chest (nephritis), Benz. ac.; stitches in region of liver, Calc. p.; disposition to take a deep breath causes feeling of lightness, Stann.; as if chest were too narrow, Oleand.; pain in neck, Chel.; frequent need of breath, Acet. ac., Acon., Calc., Coca, Glon., Ign., Lach., Mosch., Sul.; frequently obliged to take a deep breath, from heavy sensation in left chest, Prun.; frequently obliged to take a deep breath, provoking cough, Squilla; frequently obliged to take a deep breath, with watering of eyes, Rumex; frequently obliged to take a deep breath, with distressing oppression, Stann.; obliged to take a deep breath, in heart disease, Aur. met.; obliged to take a deep breath between attacks of palpitation, Aur. met.; obliged to take a deep breath and sneezes correspondingly, Cepa; obliged to take a deep breath, which causes soreness in chest, with feeling of oppression as though expansion of thorax were prevented, Ferr. iod.; causes oppression, Sil.; relieves oppression, Cann. i.; hardly takes a deep breath for fear of aggravating pain (cardiac rheumatism or neuralgia), Spig.; causes pain, as if chest would fly to pieces, Sul.; causes severe pain, it catches her about sixth rib in front and pierces through to back, right side, Ziz.; causes pain under right shoulder blade, as if chest would burst, Seneg.; prevented by sharp pain felt at centre of thorax on left side, Como.; painful, Eup. perf.; aggravates pleuritic stitches, Guaiac.; after pneumonia, impossible, Lyc.; causes pressure in sternum, Agnus; causes sticking pressure in left side of chest, Kali c.; every three to five minutes a quick deep breath followed by a stitch in right side, a subdued and painful sigh and slow expiration, rattling in bronchi, Ipec.; cannot retain breath long (headache from dancing), Arg. nit.; as if from running, Hep.; almost like a sigh (pertussis)

Caps.; sighing, Op., Sil.; sighing, as from fulness of chest, afternoon and after eating, Ant. c.; constantly obliged to stop and take a deep breath on beginning to sing, Stann.; slow, Bry.; slow, sighing, Acon.; snoring, twelve to a minute, Cup. m.; causes soreness in chest, Iodof.; sounds in lower half heard only on deep inspiration, Dig.; with pulmonary spasms, Op.; stinging in sternum, Bor.; causes sticking, now in right, now in left side of chest, Calc.; inability to take a deep breath, with sticking under sternum, Tabac.; stinging in chest, Bor.; stitches in small of back, Arn.; stitches in left side of chest, as from a knife, Bor.; stitches, with burning in middle of left side, Cepa; stitches in right chest, Bor.; stitches in left side, going up to back, Kali c.; aggravates stitches in lungs, Chel.; prevented by stitches in chest, Bry.; prevented by stitches in left side, Chel.; tension in chest, epilepsy, Caust.; as if chest were too tight, Tabac.; prevented by weakness of respiratory organs, Plat.; sensation of weakness in organs, Canth.; from sensation as of weight on chest, Plat.; causes wheezing, Calad.; impossible, in whooping cough, Tabac.; unsatisfactory, Apoc.

Breathing, difficult: ☞ gasping, impeded, short ; also Asthma, Dyspnœa, Suffocation

Breathing, drinking: ☞ Dyspnœa, drinking

Breathing, dry sound: Brom., Graph.

Breathing, embarrassed: ☞ impeded

Breathing, eyes; feels as if cold air rushed in and out of eyes, must cover them up (ophthalmia), Thuya

Breathing, fatigued; as if greatly, Ant. c., Senecio

Breathing, feeble (weak): Hydr. ac., Spong., Ver., Ver. v.; not audible or visible, Camph.; slightly apparent, Ant. chl., Viol.; mixed with crepitus and bronchial râles on right side, below clavicle, Kali cy.; in emphysema, Hep.; expiration, Act. sp.; faint, fluttering (sunstroke), Glon.; with fainting, Camph.; in hemorrhages, in phthisis, Ars. i.; in hydrocephalus, Grat.; almost imperceptible, Gels., Laur., Œnan., Tuberc.; almost imperceptible, in fainting, Stram.; becomes more and more weak, only able to breathe and talk low by inclining chest forward, Ars.; imperceptible, in metrorrhagia, Merc.; noiseless, hardly audible (heart disease), Ars.; in phthisis, Ars. i.; opposite seat of pain, in subacute pleuritis, Arg. nit.; in shock of injury, Chlorof.; sinking, Chloral.; sinking, with pains, Amyl.; after bee-sting, Apis; superficial (typhus), Zinc.; nearly suppressed, in puerperal convulsions, Nux v.; in typhoid, Mur. ac.; for several hours scarcely perceptible, in sudden unconsciousness, Coccul.

Breathing, gasping: Ars. h., πCamph., Citrus, Hydr. ac., Hyper., Laur., Puls., Spong., Tarant.; in anguish (laryngismus), Samb.; in angina pectoris, Laur.; in asthma, Tabac.; awakes, Med.; awakes, in diphtheria, Naja; on awaking suddenly (spasms after fright), Ign.; with catching pain in back and diaphragm, Petrol.; every few seconds brings up a mouthful of bright frothy blood (haemoptysis), Ipec.; several times during day, then more frequently, and finally three or four times every hour, Coff.

before, during and after convulsions, Laur.; after suppressed coryza (asthma), Ars.; at commencement of cough, Ant. t.; in whooping cough, Coral.; after long coughing (catarrh of lungs), Hep.; in cramp, Brom., Phos.; with frequent deep breathing, presses chest forward and arches back (heart disease), Op.; in diphtheria, Phyt.; in dropsy after scarlatina, Apis; from little exercise (cyanosis), Laur.; frightful, almost suffocated at night, πLach.; after headache, Coloc.; in uterine hemorrhage, Ipec.; for several hours, Naja; in incipient hydrocephalus, Apis; in hydrothorax, Apoc.; with open mouth, in hydrothorax, Hell.; in hysterical convulsions, Cic.; irregular, rapid, Lyss.; in hemorrhage of lungs, Ipec.; worse when lying still (cyanosis), Laur.; noisy (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), Stann.; with violent palpitation and pain, Spong.; lying in bed, in pericarditis, Colch.; each breath seems the last, must sit up (dropsy), Dig.; in sitting posture, Laur.; from stuffed feeling in chest, Med.; with confusion of thought, Chloral. ☞ catching

Breathing, gentle: Amyg. ☞ feeble, superficial

Breathing, groaning: Mur. ac., Puls.; without any motion of chest, Spong.; after suppressed coryza (asthma), Ars.; with dyspnœa, Lyss.; closing eyes, Ang.; closing eyes, may be caused by violent expiration, Lyss.; in hæmatemesis, Ars.; opens slightly the firmly closed mouth, Spong.; in pericarditis, Colch. ☞ moaning

Breathing, harsh sound; in diphtheria, Kali bi.; grating, in hydrocephalus, Bry.; rasping, Kaol. ☞ sawing

Breathing, heart: ☞ impeded ; also Dyspnœa, heart

Breathing, heavy: ☞ oppressed ; also Dyspnœa

Breathing, hips; stinging in joints, Sabina

Breathing, hissing: Iod.; with cavity in lung, Phell.; when inhaling, Mar. v.; with rattling in throat (membranous croup), Acet. ac.; caused by spasms of bronchial and laryngeal muscles, Tabac.

Breathing, hoarse; respiration, in croup, Hep.; in diphtheria, Lac c.

Breathing, hot: Acon., Anac. oc., Aph. ch., Ars., Ars. m., Arum m., Bell., πCarbol. ac., Carb. s., Ferr., Kali br., Lyss., Mang., Natr. m., Rhus, Sabad.; burning, Acon., Cham., Mang.; with heat in chest, Mang.; in whooping cough, Ant. c.; in croup and bloodspitting, Acon.; with dry heat, Calc. p.; with acute eruptive diseases, Camph.; feverish, in whooping cough, Badiag.; with heat in mouth, Calc.; feels so, even when breathing through nose, Med.; sometimes offensive (meningitis), Gels.; burns nostrils, Ptel.; in scarlatina, Camph.; in tuberculosis, Sul.; in typhoid, Phos.

Breathing, hurried: ☞ rapid

Breathing, impeded (arrested, embarrassed, interrupted, loss of breath, obstructed, stopped, suspended): Abrot., Ars., Ars. h., Ars. s. r., Camph., Cina, Merc. cor., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Plumb., Psor., Sil., Squilla, Ver., Vespa; by stitches in abdomen, with uterine

inflammation, Croc.; when angry (children), Arn.; in apoplexy, Phos.; sudden arrest, Aur. mur.; when raising arm, Berb.; when ascending hill or walking on uneven road, Clem.; at moment of falling asleep, Amm. c., Lach.; in those engaged in athletic sports, or from using tobacco or whisky to excess, Coca; on suddenly awaking (spasm of glottis), Sul.; awakens at night, Kali c.; on turning in bed or when going to sleep, Carbo v.; sudden cessation, gasps for air, jumps out of bed for relief (asthma), Sul.; by burning in stomach, Ars. s. r.; by sensation of a hard ball rising in throat, seems to close pharynx, Sul.; by pressure in cardiac region, Bell.; sometimes stops a half minute, then gasping, in cardiac rheumatism, Cact.; ceases, Amyg.; ceases in whooping cough, Cup. m.; ceases suddenly, followed by a catching sigh, Œnan.; ceases for one-half to two minutes, after deep inspiration, Mosch.; by constriction of chest, Bell., Cact., Caps., Cup. ac.; by cutting in chest, Colch.; by pain in chest, Merc. sul.; by rigidity of chest muscles (traumatic tetanus), Nux v.; by spasms of chest following painful twitchings in face, Stram.; by a clucking sensation rising up to throat, with palpitation, Pod.; from crying (convulsions of children), Cup. m.; as if throat were constricted at pit, Coccul.; by constriction of larynx and trachea, Calad.; by constriction across lower half of thorax, with subacute pain, worse lying on right side, Lyc. vir.; by sensation of constriction, Brom.; in convulsions, Cic., Mosch.; before cough, Led.; during cough, Cup. s., Dig., Euph., Ferr., Nux m. ☞ Chap. 27, During cough, breathing; during cough, caused by tickling in middle of chest, Kali n.; by cough, even to suffocation, Ipec.; by cough, in typhus, Arg. nit.; with whooping cough, Cup. m.; by darting in forepart of chest, shooting upward in an oblique direction, Nux m.; by descending motion, Bor.; by pains in diaphragm, Ipec.; in diphtheria, Lac c., Merc. iod. flav.; when drinking (intermittent), Cimex; after supper, Arg. nit.; constriction in epigastrium, Cact.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br.; in epilepsy, Cic.; on taking least exercise, Con.; becomes faint, Spong.; feeling as if she could not get another breath, Rumex; by sensation of fishbone or sponge hanging in throat, Lach.; by fulness and tension under ribs, Ign.; by gagging in œsophagus, Cimex; as by a tight girdle, Chel.; in goitre, Spong., Sul.; by so much as a handkerchief before nose (cholera), Arg. nit.; with head low, Cinch.; by sharp pain about heart, Merc. iod. flav.; as if heart stood still, Dig.; by stitching in heart, Calc., Staph.; almost ceases, during attacks of stitching pain in region of heart (angina), Naja; with pressure in hepatic region, Acon.; by hiccough, Æthus.; obliged to hold, from stiffness now in back, now in hips, Sul.; hardly able to, with severe pain in right hypochondrium, Rhus; in hysterical convulsions, Cic.; better by deep inhalation (catalepsy), Art. v.; during inspiration, Kali c.; by stitches in region of kidneys, Crot. t.; with labor pains, fifth month of pregnancy, Puls.; by lancinations, in right half of chest, extending towards shoulder, better bending trunk forward, Chin. s.

by lancinations from lower dorsal vertebræ, through chest, Berb.; by sudden lancinating in left lung, Oxal. ac.; by constriction of larynx, better in open air, Coloc.; as if larynx and trachea were narrower, with dry larynx, Spong.; by spasms in liver, Sep.; by stabbing in region of liver, Berb.; when lying on back, by pain spreading to chest, under sternum (gastralgia), Sul.; by stitches from liver into chest, by tearing in lumbar muscles, Kali c.; by sudden violent jerks in lumbar region during a walk in open air, Ran. sc.; lying in bed, Bor.; in mania, Hyosc.; stopped half a minute without losing consciousness, skin colder, Cact.; by least thing coming near mouth or nose, Lach.; by cicatricial contraction of mucous membranes of nose and larynx, Hippoz.; by copious thin, saltish mucus, Alum.; at night, in sleep, causing dry cough, repeated until expectoration appears, Guaiac.; by obstruction of nose, Sticta; nose closed by thick mucus (chronic nasal catarrh), Agar.; by pressure in œsophagus, Cimex; for a few moments by pressure, as if something in œsophagus were slipping towards epigastrium, Therid.; by oppression of chest, Syph.; by oppression of chest in morning, Sars.; by pains in chest and sternum, Bry.; by sudden flying pains from heart to stomach, lasting but a moment, probably myalgic, Ustil.; almost paralyzed, Natr. m.; by pain in ribs, extending to chest, Ars. s. r.; by dull pain in upper part of sacrum, Ars. h.; by pain in trachea, Caust.; with palpitation, in veta, Coca; by dull paralytic pain in left arm to left side of chest (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), Stann.; at first partially, later dyspnœa, Hippoz.; in pneumonia, Iod.; by pressure on chest, worse standing, Aur. mur.; by severe and annoying pressure in a small spot between epigastrium and navel, better belching (dyspepsia), Lach.; by pricking (carditis, cardiac rheumatism), Cact.; in puerperal convulsions, Cic.; with crepitant râles, Cub.; by sticking in rectum, Sul.; by tearing pain in rectum, Lyc.; when running, Ign.; by something running from neck to larynx, awaking at night (spasmus glottidis), Lach.; as if breath remained stopped between scapulæ, Calc.; while sitting with head thrown forward (hydrothorax), Apoc.; during sleep, Ant. c., Codein.; on going to sleep, Op.; on going to sleep, awakens him, Grin.; as if by a spasm, with constriction of throat (spasmodic asthma), Sars.; spasmodic interruption, Asim.; by spasms in chest, Stram.; by spasms of chest, compelling one to lean forward, Hyos.; by drawing bruised pain along spine, Ruta; after bee-sting, Apis; by stitches, Berb., Bry.; by stitches, with pressure in right side of abdomen, in region of last true rib, Ran. b.; by stitches from back through breast, Berb.; by stitches in chest, Kreo.; by stitches in chest and sides, Stann.; by benumbing, oppressive stitches in region of first and second costal cartilages, Verbas.; stitches in left side of diaphragm, Spig.; by stitches in larynx, Hydr. ac.; by stitches through left side of chest, Aloe, Niccol.; from pleuritic stitches in anterior left chest, Rhod.; by stitches under false ribs, left side, Arn.; by dull stitches and constant pressure in præcordial region, with anxiety

better walking, Puls.; by stitches in right side, Bor., Bry.; by stitches in right chest to axilla, Cinch.; by stitches beneath scapulæ, Sul.; by stitches near sternum, extending downward, Squilla; by stitching in chest, Bry., Kali c., Kali n.; by fulness in stomach, Coccul., Nux m.; by pain in stomach, Ars.; rising from stomach into throat, at last better by eructation, Magn. m.; by spasms and cramps in stomach, Ananth.; by sensation as if something warm were rising from stomach, Val.; when stooping or walking against wind, Calc.; entire stoppage at times, when it would resume with a violent effort, in diphtheria, Lac c.; suddenly, Nux m.; suddenly when walking slowly, Nitr. ac.; in suffocative attacks, Calc. p.; suffocative, in dysentery and cystitis, Caps.; when talking, Caust.; by contractive tension in right side of chest, Coccul.; by pricking in right testicle, spreads in a zigzag along perineum towards anus, Rhod.; with throat constriction, Crotal.; by thrusts in left chest towards heart, Sul.; by cramp in tongue, Bor.; by numbness and stiffness of tongue, Bor.; by turning in bed (hydrothorax), Ars.; sudden, when turning in bed at night, goes off when sitting (hydrothorax), Sul.; when walking rapidly, Ars., Caust., Coca, Phos.; when walking against wind or stooping, Calc.; sudden, when walking against wind, Plat.; when standing in water, Nux m. ☞ irregular, jerky ; also Asphyxia, Asthma, Dyspnœa, Suffocation, and Chap. 28, Inner chest angina

Breathing, intermittent: ☞ irregular

Breathing, interrupted: ☞ impeded

Breathing, irregular: Camph., πCarbol. ac., Chin. s., Chlorof., Dig., Op., Tabac., Ver. v., Zinc.; with collapse, Hippoz.; before convulsions, Tarant.; with cough, Clem.; sometimes deepened, sometimes shallow, or sighing and almost panting, Sal. ac.; intermittent, Ang.; intermittent, as from paralysis of lungs, Op.; intermittent, in pericarditis, Colch.; intermittent, in scarlatina, Nitr. ac.; intermittent, during sleep, Ant. t.; membranous laryngitis, Iod.; in mania, Bell.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Calab.; in pericarditis, Colch.; in scarlatina, Ailant., Aur. mur., Crotal.; unequal, Cham.; unequal, in bronchial catarrh, Ant. t.; unequal, now heavy then quick, at times interrupted as if it would cease, Tereb. ☞ impeded, jerky

Breathing, jerky: Crotal., Iod.; in rheumatism of diaphragm, Cact.; inspiration, sudden forced expiration, as though he made a sudden effort to relieve intense pain by expelling air from lungs (angina pectoris), Oxal. ac.; in left apex (phthisis), Ars. i.; in scarlatina, Crotal.; on account of stitches and constriction at larynx, Asar.; in sudden jerks, unconsciousness (typhus), Calad.

Breathing, labored: ☞ Dyspnœa

Breathing, larynx; cold sensation, Rhus

Breathing, liver; pain, Calc.; pinching or sharp pain causes him to hold breath, Berb.; dull stitches, Agar.

Breathing, loss of breath: ☞ impeded

Breathing, loud: Amm. c., Carbo v., Cham., Cina, Nux v., Op., Samb.; with anxiety, Ammoniac.; blowing, Arn.; in bronchitis, ⁞Chloral.

in coma, Cinch.; in croup, could be heard distinctly through house, Kali bi.; when lying on right side, less on left (pneumonia), Sul.; with palpitation, Ver.; in pericarditis, Colch.; rattling (Bright's disease), Ars.; while sitting, as if asleep, Ferr.; during sleep, Carbo v.; with heavy sleep which he falls into while begging to know if he is to die, with fear of death, Variol.

Breathing, lungs; sensation as if lung would not expand, Acon.; long-lasting suffocating attacks, threatening paralysis, Lach.; soreness, like a wound, in left, Chel.; stitching, in left, Codein.; feels as if two ulcerated surfaces were in contact, Iodof.

Breathing, lying; easier, Hell.; sensation as if breath would leave when trying to sleep, has to jump up and stir herself for an hour or so, every night, Lac c. ☞ Dyspnœa, lying

Breathing, mental condition; anxious, Acon., Ananth., Apis, Ars., Bell., Camph., Crotal., Ipec., Kali c., Natr. m., Phos., Plat., Prun., Samb., Sec., Tabac., Zinc.; anxious, lying on back, Æthus.; anxious, with chlorosis, Natr. m.; anxiety, as if he must choke, Chel.; anxious, in colic, Nux v.; anxious, as if throat were constricted, mostly in evening and at night when lying down, Puls.; anxious, in convulsions, Coccul.; anxious, with dry, barking cough (croup), Spong.; anxious, in diphtheria, Spong.; anxious, with elevation of whole thorax and especially of left side, Phos.; anxious, in evening, with formication, Cist.; anxious, with fever, Bufo; anxious, frequent, forty-eight and fifty per minute, Cupr. s.; anxious, during heat, Sabad.; anxious, interrupted, Cupr. s.; anxious, with lamentations and moaning, Plumb.; anxious, in lumbago, Coloc.; anxious, in mania, Bell.; anxious, in pneumonia, Camph.; anxious, in pleuro-pneumonia biliosa, Rhus; anxious, with quick, hard pulse, Op.; anxious, stitches in chest, must sit up, Bry.; anxious, with profuse sweat, Mang.; anxious during heat and sweat, Stram.; anxious, in typhus and yellow fever, Ars.; as if whole attention must be centred on act, Chlor.; distressed, Nux v.; as if every breath were his last, Oleand. ☞ Dyspnœa and Suffocation mental condition

Breathing, metallic sound: Kaol.

Breathing, moaning: Bell., Cina, Mur. ac., Op., Sec.; in catarrhal croup, Ant. t.; with gentle breathing (meningitis), Rhus; in hæmatemesis, Ars.; in repercussion of measles, Lach.; with open mouth, Squilla; in shock from injury, Op.; in asphyctic form of uræmia, Hydr. ac. ☞ groaning

Breathing, moist sound: Bry.; in pericarditis, Colch. ☞ rattling

Breathing, mouth; open, Cham.; open, tongue protruding, in diphtheria, Lyc. ☞ stertorous ; also Chap. 7, Nose stopped

Breathing, noisy: Agar., Calc., Hydr. ac., Phos., Spong.; in intermittent apoplexy, Chin. s.; in asthma Millari, Op.; in bronchial asthma, Sinap.; in croup, Cub., Hep.; in emphysema, Brom.; makes a sound as though respiration would fail her, Calc.; as in laryngo-stenosis (coryza), Spong.; from

spasm in glottis, Kalm. ☞ dry, groaning, harsh, hissing, hoarse, loud, metallic, moaning, moist, rattling, sawing, sibilant, sighing, sobbing, stertorous, stridulous, wheezing, also Expiration and Inspiration noisy, also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and Trachea mucus and noise

Breathing, nose; loud breathing through (tuberculosis), Calc.; nasal, in pneumonia, Zinc.; difficult, Ailant.; must take long breath before sneezing, Cepa; impeded, with apprehension and oppression, Zinc.; ☞ Chap. 7, Nose, stopped

Breathing, obstructed: ☞ impeded

Breathing, odor of breath; ammoniacal, Ars. h.; fetid, Acon., Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Aur. met., Bar. c., Bell., Cham., Dig., Eucal., Graph., Gels., Kali ph., Lyc., Merc., Natr. m., Nux v., Petrol., Puls., Sang., Sep., Sil., Spig., Stann., Stront., Syph.; fetid, in albuminuria, or gastro-enteritis, Apis; fetid, with bronchial dilatation, Kali bi.; fetid, with constipation, after diphtheria or scarlatina, Phyt.; fetid, in yellow fever, Gels.; fetid, from posterior nares, Chrom. ac.; fetid, with diseased submaxillary gland, Kali iod.; foul, with chill, in a child, Cina; foul, in scirrhus of os uteri, Arg. met.; foul, in incipient tubercular disease, Tuberc.; mercurial fetor, Merc. sul.; musty, from posterior nares, Chrom. ac.; offensive, Cochl., Daph., Lyc., Seneg.; offensive, when coughing, Dros., Merc.; offensive, in diphtheria, Kali perm., Lach., Lyc., Merc. cy., Phyt.; horribly offensive, Variol.; offensive, in myopia, Arg. nit.; offensive, in purpura haemorrhagica, Phos.; like pepper, Ascl. t.; putrescent, in repercussion of measles, Lach.; sour, Cham., Magn. c.; sulphurous, Lyss. ☞ Chap. 12, Mouth odor ; also Chap. 13, Throat diphtheria, gangrene, and odor

Breathing, oppressed (heavy): Acet. ac., Amm. c., Amyl., Ant. c., Ant. chl., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Ars. s. f., Bell., Brach., Cact., Calad., Camph., Cann. s., Caust., Ced., Chloral., Cina, Cinch., Cinnam., Coccul., Cochl., Como., Coral., Dig., Euph., Ferr., Gels., Glon., Ipec., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali m., Kalm., Magn. m., Mar. v., Mez., Natr. m., Nux m., Nux v., Œnan., Oxal. ac., Phos., Phos. ac., Phyt., Plumb., Sabad., Sul., Thuya, Vespa, Zinc., Ziz.; with constrictive pain in abdomen, to chest, with diarrhœa, Natr. s.; every afternoon about 5, Med.; better in open air, worse in room, morning and evening, Sep.; with anguish, Op.; with violent anxiety, Plat.; anxious, Ars., Mez.; anxious, as if unable to draw a long breath, Rhus; anxious, as from a heavy stone on chest, Alum.; (apoplexy), Coccul.; during apyrexia, Sabad.; in ascites, Cepa; when ascending heights or walking quickly (goitre), Sul.; in attacks, worse at night in bed or warm room (chronic laryngitis), Apis; awakens, Benz. ac.; awakens at 2 a.m., Kali bi.; awakens in morning, especially in œdema of lungs, Kali iod.; with chronic bronchitis, Cact.; with carditis, Cact.; with chill and fever, Kali c.; with chlorosis, Natr. m.; in cholera, Iris; by clothing (chronic dyspepsia), Merc. cor.

chronic, Cact.; as from taking cold, Calc. fl.; with contraction of chest, wakes after midnight, Lach.; in convulsions, Coccul.; alternates with convulsions, Ign.; caused by cough, Nitr. ac., Stann.; with cough, at 6 a.m., Bapt.; with desire to take deep breath, Merc.; worse from deep breathing, Lyc.; difficult, Carbol. ac.; in diphtheria, Lach.; after drinking, Cimex; with dyspnœa, Bar. m.; after eating, Sars.; worse after eating, Magn. m.; with sudden heaviness of chest, after dinner, Magn. m.; with constant bloating of epigastrium, even in morning before breakfast, worse after eating, Sul.; proceeding from epigastrium, Nux m.; with pressure, drawing and fulness in epigastrium, Rhod.; with epistaxis, Ham.; with erysipelatous inflamed eruption on hand, similar to eruption of Rhus tox., Kalm.; by eructations, Asaf.; in evening, Ran. b., Stann.; in evening, worse on going up stairs, Elaps; towards evening, Ant. t.; worse in evening, Zinc.; worse in evening (pertussis), Cepa; caused by rapid exhaustion, Thuya; better by expectoration (influenza), Ant. t.; after exposure, Rhus; after faceache, Coccion.; during fever, in intermittent, Natr. m.; with fever, Elaps; in gastralgia, Lyc.; in hæmatemesis, Ipec.; with headache, Calc.; in sick headache, Tabac.; in heart affection, Mosch.; with violent and irregular heart action, worse from slight exertion (chest affection), Menyanth.; during heat, after intermittent, Ars.; with hemorrhage of lungs, Ipec.; chronic passive hemorrhage, Sec.; from tightness around hypochondria, Nux v.; worse during inspiration, Ferr. mur.; during inspiration (croup), Phos.; better by a few deep inspirations, Chel.; with burning in kidneys, Bufo; during labor, Chin. s.; making locomotion almost impossible (cirrhotic kidney), Plumb.; she could hardly lie down, better bending forward (ascites), Colch.; while lying, Oleand., Stann.; mastitis, Phos.; menses irregular, Dig.; about midnight, Arum d.; morning, when awaking, Con.; worse 4 a.m., Lil. tig.; from motion, Plumb.; from every movement, Stann.; with pressing tearing pain in nape of neck and vertex (rheumatism), Lyc.; worse at night, Op.; worse at night, in coryza, Berb.; worse at night, in hay fever, Sinap.; during night, Coca; from pain in sternum, Cann. s.; by catching pain under right breast, Merc. iod. rub.; from sharp pain in left side, Como.; with pressure over lower half of chest in walking, Val.; with palpitation, Cact., Camph.; with palpitation and anxiety, Kalm.; accompanying symptoms in parts not involved in the act of breathing, Puls.; with constriction of pharynx, Canth.; in pneumonia, Cact., Camph.; with pressure in bronchia, Astac.; from pressure in middle of chest (pertussis), Cepa; in prolapsus and hemorrhage, with profuse clotted blood, Ipec.; in prosopalgia, Staph.; when quiet (asthma), Iod.; with loud râles (pneumonia), Ran. b.; rapid and painful, Led.; in retinitis albuminurica, Ars.; with pressure in rectum, Calc.; in rheumatism, Kalm.; more towards right side (angina pectoris), Oxal. ac.; in scarlatina, Ailant.; in scarlatina or hy-

drothorax, Apis; in sexual debility, Dig.; short, Ferr.; short, on bending arms backward, Sul.; better on throwing shoulders back, Calc.; with sighing, Lyc. vir., Lyss.; with sighing, in morbus Brightii, Lyc. vir.; better by sighing, Brach.; must rest in sitting position (phthisis pituitosa), Lyc.; worse sitting stooped, better straightening up or walking in open air, Alum.; disturbs sleep, Aspar.; slow (concussion of brain), Hell.; slow and deep, Dig.; with sensation as if he were about to smother (lumbago), Coloc.; going up stairs, Agnus; on going up stairs (bronchitis), Cact.; with sticking, at night, Rhus; beginning in stomach and spreading into throat, Ign.; with pain on stomach, spreading over half of sternum (perforating ulcer), Kali c.; after stool, Calc.; sudden, between 10 and 12 a.m. and 4 and 6 p.m. (asthma), Dig.; with tightness across chest, Stram.; with trembling of limbs after fright or anger, worse evening, after eating, change of temperature, especially from heat to cold, Ran. b.; in tuberculosis, Hep.; in typhus, Arg. nit.; unsatisfied feeling, afternoon, with weight in præcordial region, Bapt.; in urticaria, Led.; caused by bearing down in uterus, comes from back to abdomen, Sep.; caused by pressure in uterus, Sep.; with vertigo, Cinnam.; can scarcely walk (dropsy), Apis; on walking fast, backache, uterine symptoms, Ang.; when walking and lying, Dig.; especially when walking, worse stooping, Kali c.; worse on walking in open air, with weakness, Lyc.; from feeling of weight, Glon.; caused by sense of weight in chest and occasional light cough (affection of brain), Glon.; with wheezing (asthma thymicum), Samb.; as if chest were not wide enough, Cham.; as if chest were not wide enough, especially in open air and when stooping, Seneg. ☞ impeded ; also Dyspnœa ; also Chap. 28, Inner chest oppression

Breathing, painful: Ars. h., Cinch., Sang., Syph.; as from inhalation of cold air or acrid vapor, Ant. c.; in asthma, Zing.; in right side of back and stomach, Brach.; before breakfast, Ars. m.; in bronchitis, ⁞Chloral.; catching pain in back and diaphragm, Petrol.; when taking a long breath sharp pains in chest, Bapt.; in dysmenorrhœa, Tarant.; as from weight in epigastrium, Ferr. iod.; labored, Dig.; especially in base of left lung, Ascl. t.; worse lying, better in fresh air and upright position, Apis; through right nipple, Eup. perf.; with inflammatory and congestive condition of ovaries, especially in right, with soreness and sensitiveness before menses, Lac c.; in lobular pneumonia, Kali iod.; in margin of left rib, especially during expiration, Card. m.; shortness in veta, Coca; soreness below left nipple, with sensation of something tearing and pleuritic stitches radiating all over left chest, Ran. b.; from inflammatory and congestive condition of uterus, with soreness and tenderness, Lac c.; after walking, Nitr. sp. d.

Breathing, palpitation; from holding breath, Spig. ☞ impeded heart

Breathing, panting: Amyg., Arg. nit., Ars., Carbo a., Caulo., Cina, Ipec., Laur., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Phos., Spong., Tarant., Ver. v.

in amenorrhœa, Coccul.; in angina pectoris, Arn.; in asthma, Ipec.; in dry asthma, Squilla; on awakening, Kali bi.; from breath, Phyt.; in bronchitis, Phos.; in bronchial and vesical catarrh, Cop.; after suppressed coryza (asthma), Ars.; in whooping cough, in croup, Cub.; panting like a dog, Bufo; with violent fever, Thlaspi; in heart disease, Apoc., Lyc. vir.; at night (fever), Calad.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; in talking, as if out of breath, Plumb.; with spasmodic tightness of chest, Ipec.; in trancelike state, Amyl.; in uterine disturbance and rheumatism, Caulo.; from walking fast and manual labor, Sil.; while working, Nitr. ac. ☞ gasping, rapid, short

Breathing, puffing: ☞ blowing, stertorous

Breathing, quick: ☞ rapid

Breathing, rapid (accelerated, hurried): Acon., Æsc. h., Alum., Amyl., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Ars. h., Aspar., Bar. c., Bell., Bry., Calc. p., Camph., Carbo v., Ced., Cham., Chel., Chlor., Cinch., Clem., Cochl., Cub., Cycl., Eucal., Gels., Glon., Hep., Iber., Ipec., Lyss., Op., Phos., Plant., Prun., Rhus, Sal. ac., Samb., Stram., Tabac., Tuberc., Vespa, Vinca, Ziz.; after abortion, Nux m.; agitated, Hydr. ac.; in anthrax, Anthrac.; with anxiety, Ammoniac.; anxious, in asthma Millari, Cup. m.; in apoplexy, Puls.; on awakening, Act. rac.; on awakening from sleep (croup), Kali br.; in Bright's disease, Ars.; in bronchitis, Cina; in bronchial catarrh, Hep., Lach.; in bronchial and vesical catarrh, Cop.; with shooting in cervical muscles, Sul. ac.; with much effort of chest and distortion of face (croup), Spong.; during chill, Stram.; in colic, Nux v.; with congestion of chest, Ver. v.; in convulsions, Coccul.; seventy-six, in epileptiform convulsions, Ver. v.; with cough (croup), Samb.; in whooping cough, Cup. ac., Stram.; interrupted every few seconds by cough (pneumonia), Sul.; worse coughing, Alum.; in croup, Brom., Phos., Spong.; in membranous croup, Kali bi.; deep, Cham.; deep, presses chest forward and arches back, as if endeavoring to remove obstruction in chest, accompanied by a peculiar motion of head and mouth, and gasping for air, Op.; better by a deep breath, Tereb.; in dentition, Cham.; fifty, in diphtheria, Spong.; in dropsy, after scarlatina, Apis; with elevation of whole thorax, especially of left side, Phos.; with fulness at epigastrium, Jacar.; sweat in face, evenings, Agar.; falls down suddenly as if dead, after singing, Lyss.; typhomalarial fever, twentieth day, Ham.; forty a minute, Lach.; in spasmus glottidis, Sul.; in hæmoptysis, Ipec.; in pericarditis, Colch.; heat all over, evenings, Agar.; as from heat in epigastrium and chest, Bry.; in hydrothorax, Merc. sul.; impending hydrocephaloid, Cinch.; almost imperceptible (sunstroke), Glon.; worse on deep inspiration and talking, better lying on affected side, but pains compel him to lie on back (rheumatic fever), Thuya; in membranous laryngitis, Iod.; loud, mucous râles, Phyt.; when lying (children), Ant. t.; in mania, Hyos.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Calab.

Hydr. ac.; in melancholia, Arg. nit.; menses irregular, Dig.; caused by mental exertion, Plant.; especially on moving, going up stairs, or walking, Apis; mucous (chronic cough), Lyc.; with nausea, Agar.; at night, Spong.; and noisy in convulsions, Cup. m.; with movement of wings of nose, Sul. ac.; with oppression (chest affection after abortion), Nux m.; from oppression, cannot talk well during chill and fever (ague), Kali c.; with palpitation, Ver.; in paroxysms, Oxal. ac.; in pericarditis, Colch.; in pneumonia, Ant. t., Kreo., Melil., Puls., Ver. v.; infantile pneumonia, Phos.; in pleuro-pneumonia, Bry.; in typhoid pneumonia, Sang.; fifty a minute, in pneumonia, Puls.; fifty to sixty, in pneumonia, Lyc.; sixty, in pneumonia, Iod.; sixty, in broncho-pneumonia, Lyc.; in phthisis, Stann., Tuberc.; thirty, in phthisis, Brom.; propped up in bed (endocarditis), Aur. met.; with weak pulse and nervous agitation, Crotal.; indescribably quick, with neurosis of chest, Sil.; rattling, Cham.; rattling, with cough, Cup. m.; even at rest, worse on exertion (phthisis), Ars. i.; in rheumatism, Dig.; deep, without motion of ribs, Bry.; in scarlatina, Ailant., Apis, Merc., Zinc.; in shock from injury, Op.; short, irregular, alternates with slow, gentle, at times almost imperceptible (child), Bell.; short, left side less raised than right during respiration (pneumonia), Sul.; during sleep, Con.; sobbing, Cup. s.; during spasms of muscles, worse night, dropping off to sleep (traumatic tetanus), Hydr. ac.; labored, during spasms of muscles, worse night, dropping off to sleep (traumatic tetanus), Hydr. ac.; in spinal irritation, Chin. s.; in summer complaint, Ferr. ph.; superficial, in heart affection, Ferr. m.; thirty-two in tetanus, after a burn, Amyl.; thirty-four a minute, Vespa; rattling in throat, Amyg.; in thrombosis, Apis; forty, in tuberculosis, Natr. a.; in typhoid, Mur. ac.; in typhus, Ars., Zinc.; in typhus or yellow fever, Ars.; twenty-eight, in variola, Chin. s.; after walking, Nitr. sp. d.; on walking a short distance becomes hurried, if attempt is persevered in it becomes quick, difficult and painful, and a sensation of painful constriction is felt underneath sternum, Nitr. sp. d. ☞ panting

Breathing, rattling: Ant. t., Arg. nit., Art. v., Asaf., Bar. m., Bell., Carbo a., Carbo v., Cham., Cup. m., Hep., Hyos., Ipec., Lyc., Lyss., Op., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Sil.; in bronchial catarrh, Apis; in bronchitis, Cina; with comatose sleep, Op.; with congestion to chest, Op.; with cough, Cham.; in laryngeal croup, Phos.; as in diphtheria (malignant scarlatina), Stram.; in eclampsia, Nux v.; fine râles, Op.; but little impeded (croup), Spong.; with mucous râles, in influenza, Chel.; laryngeal, Arum d.; in left chest, Manc.; towards midnight, Stram.; in pneumonia, Ant. t., Ran. b.; threatened paralysis of lungs (pneumonia of old people), Camph.; must sit up (pleurisy), Squilla; and snoring, Op.; with pulmonary spasms, Op.; during sweat, Stram.; loud tracheal râles, Œnan.; in typhoid, Lyc., Mur. ac.; in typhus or yellow fever, Ars. ☞ moist, noisy, also Air passages, Bronchia, Larynx and Trachea mucus

Breathing, sawing: Lact. ac.; between coughs (whooping cough, croup), Spong.; in croup, Ant. t., Brom., Spong.; in croup, after failure of Aconitum, Bromium, Hepar, Iodum, Phosphorus, Spongia, Kaol.; in membranous croup, Iod.; in diphtheria, Spong.; in diphtheria, after scarlatina, Con.; in œdema of larynx, Sang. ☞ harsh

Breathing, short: Alum., Amm. m., Amyg., Ananth., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Apoc., Arg. nit., Ars., Arund., Bell., Calc. p., Camph., Carbo v., Caust., Cimex, Cinch., Ferr., Ferr. iod., Iodoform followed by Tuberc., Ipec., Kali ph., Lil. tig., Lobel. i., Millef., Mur. ac., Naja, Nitr. ac., Nux v., Œnan., Phos., Pod., Prun., Psor., Puls., Sabad., Sul. ac., Tereb., Ver., Viol., Zinc., Zing.; after abortion, Nux m.; in afternoon, Asar.; in amenorrhœa, Xan.; in angina pectoris, Arn.; with anxiety, Ammoniac.; anxious, in meningitis, Cup. ac.; anxious, quick, with rattling on chest and great oppression and sobbing (pneumonia), Merc.; when ascending a height, Bar. c.; especially when ascending (ascites), Apis; in asthma, Tabac.; in nervous asthma, Kreo.; on awaking from sleep before midnight, with cough, Rhus; worse bending upper part of body backward, Cup. m.; in bronchitis, Cina, Nux v.; in catarrh, Coccus; as if chest were constricted, Plat.; pain in right chest, Act. rac.; from tension of chest, Natr. c.; with tension across chest, Rhus; in chlorosis, Calc., Sabina; in cholera, Arg. nit.; after coffee, in afternoon, Bell.; during coition, Arund.; with collapse, Hippoz.; as if chest were constricted, Plat.; puerperal convulsions, Ant. t.; after cough, Ipec., Phos.; during cough, Bry.; with cough, Brom., Cain., Calc. p., Cop., Merc.; with cough, particularly during day, Stann.; with dry cough, in influenza, Phell.; with dry cough, worse while walking, Phell.; in whooping cough, Bry.; with whooping cough, worse at night, Con.; before paroxysms of cough, Caust., Phos.; before and during paroxysms of cough (bronchitis), Lyc.; croaking, Cham.; in croup, Phos.; with diarrhœa, Thuya; difficult, Castor., Stann.; immediately after dinner, Puls.; after diphtheria, Lac c.; with drowsiness, Ant. c., Cham.; as from inhaling dust, Ipec.; in dysmenorrhœa, Tarant.; after eating, Anac., Nux m., Sars.; after eating, in dyspepsia, Lach.; elevation of whole thorax, especially of left side, Phos.; with aching in epigastrium, Vacc.; with sensation of fulness in epigastrium, as after a full meal, or as from overlifting, Prun.; with shooting in epigastrium, Berb.; after suppressed eruption, Apis; in evening, Ran. b.; in evening, in bed, Sul.; from exertion, Amm. c., Ars., Lyc., Natr. m., Squilla; from every exertion, especially ascending, Squilla; from exertion with hands, Bov.; upon least exertion, with tumultuous beating of heart, Phos.; caused by rapid exhaustion, Thuya; from suppressed expectoration, especially if drowsy, Ant. t.; with fever, Bufo; from flatulence after eating, Zinc.; in forenoon, when walking fast, Castor.; frequent attacks, without cause, Plumb.