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in gastralgia, Cham., Chel., Stann.; in hæmoptysis, Ipec.; with heat in head, Chel.; in heart disease, Lyc. vir.; produced by sticking and shooting pain in heart, with corresponding pain in right side, Lyss.; during heat, Apis; with burning, Cact.; in chronic passive hemorrhage, Sec.; in hydrothorax, Merc. sul.; from fulness and constriction in hypogastrium and upper portion of abdomen, Staph.; in influenza, Chel.; worse on deep inspiration and talking, better lying on affected side, but pains compel him to lie on back (rheumatic fever), Thuya; labored, Cupr. s.; in membranous laryngitis, Iod.; caused by touching larynx, worse moving, Lach.; worse laughing, Cup. m.; must lie with head high (chronic ovaritis), Iod.; when lying on back, Æthus.; lying on back, better turning to side, Alum.; on lying down at night, obliged to sit up, worse after midnight, better drinking coffee or sugar with water, worse going up stairs (asthma), Ars.; particularly when lying, with pressing, tearing pains in nape of neck and vertex (rheumatism), Lyc.; moaning, Cham.; worse during increase of moon, better during decrease, Phell.; in morning, Kali c.; after motion, especially of hands (rheumatism of heart), Lach.; worse from motion, must sit up (dropsy), Lyc.; worse from least motion, Bry., Rhod.; on slight movement, even in house, better if he sits still, Ver.; from accumulation of mucus, Seneg.; as if he had mucus in chest, Cina; from mucus in trachea, Thuya; in nervous debility, Curar.; at night, Asar., Rhus; in nymphomania, Stram.; with oppression, Lyc.; and oppression on bending arms backward, Sul.; oppression, after catarrh (pneumonia), Puls.; with oppression of lower portion of chest, Phos.; with oppression in perimyelitis, Sep.; oppression, causing him to start from sleep (croup), Hep.; oppression with tearing stitches during motion and rest, Cycl.; with pain in chest when inhaling, Ast. r.; with palpitation, Cact.; with palpitation on ascending, Kali ph.; panting, Cham.; paroxysms, Oxal. ac.; in pericarditis, Colch.; in phthisis, Cetrar., Stann.; with incipient phthisis, Kali c.; with piercing pain in left side, Natr. s.; in plasterers, Calc. s.; in pneumonia, Ant. t., Camph., Nux v., Phos., Puls.; in neglected pneumonia, Lyc.; in pleuro-pneumonia, Kali iod.; in typhoid pneumonia, Sang.; with pressure and sensation as if bruised in left chest in morning after rising, spreads over chest, Ran. b.; obliges quick breathing involuntarily, Kalm.; when raising one's self, Acon.; with loud râles (pneumonia), Ran. b.; rapid, while thorax is violently contracted and expanded, Mosch.; rapid, a mere heaving of chest (torpid typhoid pneumonia), Sul.; with rattling, Cham.; with rattling, after drinking, talking, coughing, Mur. ac.; attacks of rattling in trachea (croup), Spong.; in scarlatina, Merc.; worse sitting a long time, particularly in stooping posture and after motion, Sep.; cannot sleep nor work, Stann.; during sleep, Con.; during sleep (lung affections), Lyc.; during sleep, after 12 p.m., Acon.; sobbing during sleep, Calc.; when going up stairs, Arund., Berb., Sars., Seneg.; on going up stairs (menorrhagia), Plumb.

on going up stairs, so he cannot speak, Bor.; on going up stairs or walking, Merc.; walking, has to stand still (incipient tuberculosis), ⁞Agar.; with pressive pain in upper part of sternum, Phos.; from stitches in chest, with stitches in left chest, if he coughs while standing, Natr. s.; caused by stitches in left chest in evening (lung affections), Kali n.; on account of stitches and constriction of larynx, Asar.; with fulness and oppression of stomach, Op.; with spasms of stomach, Coccul., Sabad.; as if a stone were lying on chest, Viol.; during stool, Rhus; superficial, quick, worse by cough, Cup. m.; cannot swallow more than one sip of water (pneumonia), Phos.; with profuse sweat, Mang.; from talking much, Sul.; worse talking, with red cheeks and lips, Spig.; with elevation of thorax, Cham.; raised right side of thorax only, thirty in a minute, could be heard at very apex of lung only, Diad.; with tightness of chest, Ruta; with toothache during pregnancy, Sep.; in typhus, Arg. nit.; in typhus abdominalis, Nux v.; typhus, during heat after intermittent (Bright's disease), Ars.; in sudden unconsciousness, Coccul.; going up hill or up stairs, Carbol. ac.; worse inhaling acid vapors, Cup. m.; in confluent variola, Apis; after walking and on making slightest ascent, Calc.; when walking, Arund., Ars., Carbo v., Con., Prun., Sep.; when walking in open air, Sul.; when walking in open air, better lying down, Psor.; when walking, especially ascending, Cact.; when walking fast, Natr. m., Puls.; from walking fast and manual labor, Sil.; when walking, gradually better by rest, Natr. s.; worse on walking quickly, Cup. m. ☞ Dyspnœa, exertion, etc. ; also Chap. 29, Heart breathing

Breathing, sibilant: Arg. nit.

Breathing, sighing: Act. rac., Aspar., Bry., Calad., Camph., Cham., Chlorof., Cup. m., Dig., Eup. pur., Gels., Glon., Ign., Lil. tig., Lyss., Merc. cor., Pod., Puls., Sec., Ver. v.; in chronic cystitis and irritability of bladder, Sep.; deep, Arg. nit.; deep, after eating, Ant. c.; constant disposition, Bry.; dyspnœa, Amyl.; with dyspnœa, Lyss.; may be caused by violent expiration, Lyss.; faintness, Phyt.; inclination (intermittent), Carbo v.; inclination or get very deep breath, Lobel. i.; involuntary, Calc. p.; involuntary (heart affection), Ferr. mur.; with lamentations and moaning, Plumb.; with nervous excitability, Calab.; subdued, painful, sigh following deep, quick breathing, Bor.; in phthisis florida, Merc. cor.; slight relief from, Lil. tig.; in shock, Hyper. ☞ Chap. 1, Mind, Sighing

Breathing, sleep; awakens with anxiety, Calc.; loud, blowing, during, Arn.; breath fades away when going to, seems to be gone, wakes with gasp to catch it, Dig.; unequal, Ant. t.; worse after, Sep.; worse after waking (croup), Lach.

Breathing, slow: Amyg., Apis, Camph., Caps., Chin. s., Chloral., Chlorof., Clem., Cop., Dig., Gels., Hyos., Ign., Mer. cor., Nux m., Nux v., Œnan., Op., Sec., Spong.; in apoplexy, Coccul.; with asthmatic attacks, Coloc.; with contraction of chest, wakes after midnight, Lach.; deep, Bry.; deep, as after exhaustion, Spong.; with

faintness, Phyt.; feeble, in cholera infantum, Laur.; feeble, moaning, or rattling, Laur.; four to the minute, Op.; at long intervals, Hydr. ac.; irritable heart, Asaf.; labored (emansio mensium), Dig.; labored and drawn at long intervals, Op.; labored, in sunstroke, Glon.; in meningitis, Ant. t.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Hydr. ac.; five per minute, Diosc.; twelve per minute, Amyg.; with moist sound, Dros.; in morning when sitting up quickly (asthma), Lach.; and through mouth (labor), Lyc.; in pericarditis, Colch.; prolonged, Amyg.; imperceptible pulse, Chloral.; rattling (apoplexy), Acon.; fifteen in shock, Hyper.; in shock of injury, Chlorof.; torpid (scarlatina), Apis; in typhoid, Hell.; weak, in cholera infantum, Laur. ☞ deep

Breathing, snoring: ☞ stertorous

Breathing, sobbing: Bry., Calc.; in asthma Millari, Guaræa; in phthisis florida, Merc. cor.; short, anxious (irritation of brain during dentition), Cup. ac.; short, anxious, quick (pneumonia), Merc.; spasmodic for three days, Magn. p. ☞ spasmodic

Breathing, soft: Viol.

Breathing, spasmodic: Ang., Œnan.; in anthrax, Anthrac.; convulsive, Amyg.; convulsive spasm in muscles of throat, Lyss.; difficult, almost to suffocation, Ver. v.; worse lying, better in fresh air and upright position, Apis; nervous, if she raises head from lying on chest, with violent and convulsive efforts at distension of chest, Spig.; slightly, Oxal. ac.; tightness, in intermittent, Natr. m. ☞ sobbing

Breathing, sponge; as if through, Spong.

Breathing, stertorous (snoring): Bapt., Bell., Camph., Carbol. ac., Cham., Chlor., Chlorof., Ferr. mur., Glon., Nux m., Œnan., Oleand., Op., Spong., Stann., Stram.; in apoplexy, Nux v., Op.; in arachnitis, Chlorof.; in asthma Millari, Op.; in concussion of brain, Hyos.; in coma, Amyg., Cinch., Op.; with congestion to chest, Op.; with convulsions, Art. v.; after convulsions, with puffing lips at expirations, then coma (epilepsy), Bufo; convulsions after irregular labor pains, Puls.; puerperal convulsions, Op.; in diphtheria, Lac c., Natr. m.; in diphtheria after scarlatina, Con.; in diphtheria (malignant scarlatina), Stram.; in croup, Hep.; as in croup, Stram.; with grayish yellow or dirty expectoration (bronchitis), Lyc.; better by expectoration, Ced.; in faceache, Glon.; with inflammatory affection of lungs, Nitr. ac.; with insensibility, Op.; with jaws fixed, Plumb.; in laryngitis, Bell.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Apis; with wide open mouth, Op.; throat emits sound of letters k, r (shock from injury), Op.; in malignant scarlatina, Amm. c.; during sleep, Conn., Nux v.; in apoplexy during sleep, Bell.; with stupid comatose sleep, Op.; in sleep (croup), Brom.; slower and slower, Amyg.; with pulmonary spasms, Op.; with paroxysms of syncope (apoplexy), Stram.; in tetanus, Cic.; in typhoid, Lyc., Nitr. ac., Stram.; in typhus or yellow fever, Ars. ☞ noisy

Breathing, stomach; fulness and oppression, Op.

Breathing, stopped: ☞ impeded

Breathing, stridulous: Nux v.; in catarrhal croup, Sang.; in diphtheria, Kali bi.; ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm ; also, Larynx croup

Breathing, suffocation; in chronic carditis, Cact.

Breathing, superficial: Phos., Puls.; after abortion, Nux m.; after disappointment in her affections (cardiac weakness), Phos. ac.; impending hydrocephaloid, Cinch.; tranquil, Atrop. s. ☞ feeble, gentle

Breathing, suspended: ☞ impeded

Breathing, testicles; felt on, after injury, Zinc.

Breathing, throat; sensation of air passing into glands of neck (goitre), Spong.; sensation as if air were passing up and down thyroid and cervical glands, Spong.; lancinating, Bell.; shooting, Bell.; tickling, Hippom.

Breathing, trachea; pain in upper part, Bell.

Breathing, trembling; in pneumonia, Ant. t.

Breathing, unpleasant feeling: Ars. s. f.

Breathing, veta: ☞ exertion

Breathing, wave-like; comes in expansions, Iod.

Breathing, weak: ☞ feeble

Breathing, wheezing: Ars., Chloral., Cina, Cinch., Iod., Ipec., Kali c., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Phos., Squilla; in angina pectoris, Oxal. ac.; on smoking, Kali bi.; in bronchial catarrh, Ailant.; in bronchitis, Cann. s.; with contraction of chest, wakes after midnight, Lach.; with cough, in morbus Brightii, Lyc. vir.; in whooping cough, Cup. ac., Dros.; in croup, Brom.; during day, after whooping cough, six months previously, Kali bi.; in diphtheria, Spong.; in dropsy of pericardium, Apoc.; with dyspnœa, Ipec.; in evening, Murex; audible on exertion (phthisis), Ars. i.; particularly on expiration, with febrile chill (bronchitis), Lyc.; hissing sound in place of natural crying (diphtheria), Lach.; in hydrothorax, Fluor. ac.; with inflammation of lungs, Kali s.; during inspiration, Kali c.; in laryngitis, Spong.; on first lying down, Ars. i.; worse after midnight, and from lying with head low (asthma Millari), Samb.; worse from moisture, Stann.; from mucus in throat on going to bed, Iodof.; at night in bed (chronic bronchitis), Kali bi.; at night, after whooping cough, Kali bi.; violent attacks, 1 to 4 a.m., Syph.; before an attack of prosopalgia, especially while eating, Nitr. sp. d.; cannot speak above whisper (asthma), Cup. m. ☞ noisy, rattling

Breathing, whistling: Arg. nit., Manc., Nux v.; with asthma, day or night (after vaccination), Thuya; lying on back, Æthus.; in bronchi, Arund., Amb.; at beginning of cough, Asar.; with dry, barking cough (croup), Spong.; with whooping cough, Cup. m., Brom., Carbo v., Hep., Samb., Spong.; in croup, in old age, Acon.; in diphtheria, Spong.; in enchondrosis, Sil.; on auscultation (pneumonia), Squilla; during inspiration, Kali c.; in morning, when sitting up quickly (asthma), Lach.; with mouth open and head bent back (croup), Samb.; in spasmus glottidis, Sul.

Breathing, whizzing; in daytime, with sensation of too much mucus in chest, Lyc.

DYSPNŒA (difficult, labored breathing): Abies, Acet. ac., Æsc. h., Æthus., Aloe, Alum., Amyg., Amyl., Ant. c., Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., Apis, Arn., Ars., Ars. met., Ars. s. f., Arum d., Arund., Asaf., Ascl. t., Aspar., Astac., Bell., Benz. ac., Bor., Brom., Cact., Cain., Calab., Calad., Calc. p., Camph., Carb. s., Carbo v., Ced., Cham., Chel., Chloral., Chlorof., Chlor., Cina, Cinch., Coccus, Coral., Crotal., Cub., Cup. ac., Cup. ars., Cup. m., Dig., Dulc., Eup. pur., Ferr., Fluor. ac., Gels., Glon., Hippoz., Iber., Inul., Iodof., Iod., Kali ars., Kali bi., Kali br., Kali c., Kali iod., Kali perm., Lac c., Lach., Laur., Lith., Lobel. i., Lyc., Lyss., Merc., Merc. cor., Merc. sul., Mosch., Mygale, Naja, Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Nux v., Œnan., Osm., Phell., Phos., Phos. ac., Phyt., Plat., Plumb., Polyg., Ptel., Puls., Sal. ac., Samb., Sec., Sil., Squilla, Spong., Sul., Tabac., Ver., Vespa, Zinc.

Dyspnœa, abdomen; abdominal, Ant. t., Arg. nit., Bry., Ferr., Mur. ac., Spong., Stram.; abdominal, anxious (anasarca), Aur. mur.; caused by cramping, extends into chest, Spig.; from disease of, Asaf.; from pressure against diaphragm (ascites), Apis; distension of upper part, evening and morning, Rhod.; painful drawing in region of diaphragm, Agar.; flatulency, with cough and rattling in chest, Lyss.; fulness and constriction in upper, Thuya; fulness and tension after eating, Sul.; griping, as if intestines would be constricted, Spig.; pain in bowels during stool, Coccul.; acute, sore pains across, above umbilicus, Como.; paroxysms originate below stomach to left side in a hard spot (induration of pancreas), Bar. m.; tympanitic, hard and resonant like a drum (enteritis), Tereb.; pressure upward in consequence of accumulation of gas, Nux v.; puffed, Cepa

Dyspnœa, afternoon; and evening, Fluor. ac.; worse, Merc. sul.; worse in afternoon and after sleep (pneumonia), Lach.

Dyspnœa, agonizing: ☞ mental condition

Dyspnœa, air; better in cold, Bry.; slightly better from cold and bending forward, worse from smoking or wine, Op.; better in open, and when exercising arms, Natr. m.; cannot remain in bed on account of want of, Carbo v.; blowing on them causes greatest distress, cover their mouths, seem ready to expire, as if struggling for breath, Lyss.; in cold, Ars.; covers mouth with hand in order not to inhale too much, Ipec.; continual demand for fresh, Gels.; desire for air and deep breath, Lactu v.; desire for, Natr. m., Puls., Sul.; cannot get air, Ferr.; wants to be fanned, Carbo v.; had to fan him to keep him alive, Apis; wants to be fanned, but not hard, for it takes her breath, Cinch.; must be fanned, yet surface is cold, Med.; as if it did not penetrate chest, Rumex; arthritic rheumatism, cannot get enough, with oppression of chest and anxious face, Spig.; as if there were no air in room, Plant.; room felt as if too close, though freely ventilated, Iodof.; many people in a room seem to take away breath, Arg. nit.; sensation like that felt when falling, or passing rapidly through air, Rumex; constant want of, Tarant.; is obliged to open window, fresh air relieves, worse lying down again evening, with formication, Cist.

complained of want of, though she frequently took a deep breath, Phos.; convalescents go out for a walk, instead of being invigorated return home in order to get breath, or to lie down so they can breathe more easily, Psor.

Dyspnœa, in albuminuria: Ant. t., Apis, Ars., Aur. mur., Bry., Calc., Cann. i., Chel., Crotal., Dig., Glon., Lach., Merc. cor., Natr. m., Nux v., Plumb.

Dyspnœa, angina pectoris: ☞ chest ; also Chap. 28, Inner Chest, angina, and Chap. 29, Heart breathing

Dyspnœa, in anthrax: Anthrac.

Dyspnœa, anxious: ☞ mental condition

Dyspnœa, in apoplexy: Coccul., Œnan., Stram. ☞ Breathing stertorous

Dyspnœa, arms; worse the nearer arms are brought to body, Psor.

Dyspnœa, ascending: ☞ exertion

Dyspnœa, in asthma: Bar. c., Coca, Colch., Coloc., Zing.; in old asthmatics, Illic.; sitting in bent position, Cup. m.; bronchial, Sinap.; constant, Caps.; worse, coughing, Alum.; worse after eating and after smoking a little, Ascl. t.; humid, Cann. s.; worse lying down, during climacteric period, Sars.; asthma Millari, Arum d.; every day at noon, for three months, paroxysms ending in cough, without expectoration, Lobel. i.; in spasmodic, Kali br.; springing up in bed (asthma Millari), Samb. ☞ Asthma

Dyspnœa, back; when lying on, Sil.; in myelitis, Phos.; with pain in small of, Lach.; pressing stitches along spine, mostly in sacrum, Tarax.; caused by pressure on three upper dorsal vertebræ (spinal irritation), Chin. s.; sensation of weight in back and shoulders, Natr. m.

Dyspnœa, bending; better bending body forward, Ars., Colch., Kali bi., Kali c., Spong.; better bending head back, Bell., Cham.; worse bending forward, with cough, Spig. ☞ sitting

Dyspnœa, bladder; in paralysis, Cic.

Dyspnœa, breathing: ☞ Asthma, Expiration and Inspiration

Dyspnœa, bronchia; as if mucous membrane were thickened, on rising in morning, Kali bi.; inflammation, Lobel. i.; infantile capillary inflammation, Kali br. ☞ Asthma bronchial

Dyspnœa, in catarrh; bronchial, Ailant.; bronchial and vesical, Cop.; as from suffocative catarrh, larynx feels constricted, Cham.; tracheal, All. sat. ☞ Asthma catarrhal

Dyspnœa, chest; aching, with or without soreness, Lyc.; in angina pectoris, Act. rac., Diosc., Kalm.; after attack of angina pectoris, Hep.; angina pectoris, short jerking inspirations, quantity of air inspired less at each effort until function seemed to be suspended, Oxal. ac.; blood seems to run into, as if it would burst, Spong.; with hard pressure on cartilages of third and fourth ribs, Stram.; with congestion, Ratan.; constriction, Lyc., Med., Rhod., Spig., Staph.; constriction so extreme that from a blast of air blowing on them they are seized with greatest distress, cover their mouths, seem ready

to expire, as if struggling for breath, Lyss.; constriction, anxious respiration (headache), Coloc.; constriction, with cough, Con.; constriction, as of an iron band, could not dilate for respiration, Cact.; very strong constriction at middle, Lobel. i.; spasmodic constriction in chest and throat, Sars.; constriction, almost to suffocation, Ant. c.; with much effort, and distortion of face (croup), Spong.; exhaustion, worse after exertion, Spong.; as from fulness (asthma), Calc. a.; as if too full, Agar.; gastro-pleurodynia, Colch.; gnawing behind sternum, Ran. sc.; with heat, Ant. t.; caused by sensation of heaviness in lower part of thorax, Prun.; intercostal neuralgia, Magn. p.; intercostal pain (typhus), Chin. s.; as from a load on upper, Rheum; passes off as soon as mucus is expectorated, Zinc.; sensation of tough mucus, causing cough (asthma), Rumex; oppression, Bar. m., Nux m., Variol.; oppression, worse left side, Med.; oppression, while working in a stooping position, Cop.; attacks of pain, Psor.; pains across, Ferr.; pain in left side (intermittent fever), Ferr.; pain in left, worse sitting up, and leaning right side against a pillowed rocking-chair, Lach.; pains with sticking, Vinca; pain as from a stone lying on stomach, Viol.; respiratory muscles paralyzed (apoplexy), Plumb.; in pleurisy, Ascl. t., Bry., Kali c., Ver. v.; pressive pain, Cact.; from pressure, Cepa, Chel., Plumb.; constant pressure and heaviness in upper, Sang.; effusion of serum, Ran. b.; bones and cartilages, as if sprained, Arn.; stitches, Calc., Squilla; stitches when breathing or coughing, Squilla; stitches in left, Lach.; stitches, must sit up, Bry.; as if a stone were lying in it, Viol.; unto suffocation (angina pectoris), Cup. m.; with tearing on raising arms towards head, Spig.; tension, Natr. c.; tension and constriction, Puls.; as spasmodic tension in lower part below false ribs, Puls.; tightness, Calc., Kali br.; feeling of weight, Nux m.; weakness, Phos. ac.; as if not wide enough, Euphorb. ☞ lungs

Dyspnœa, chill: Kali c., Natr. m.; chilliness, Merc. per.; chilliness and chill in open air, Seneg.; slight, Cact.; in child of six months (intermittent), Cact.; after violent chill, Acon. ☞ Chap. 40, Chill breathing

Dyspnœa, in cholera: Cup. m., Iris, Op., Phos.; infantum, Ver.; sporadic, Elat.

Dyspnœa, in chorea: Mygale; of respiratory muscles, cannot get his breath until he takes a deep inspiration, Mygale

Dyspnœa, chronic: Osm.; for six months, worse in motion (emphysema), Tereb.

Dyspnœa, coition; after, Dig.; after, in a woman (choreic attacks), Ced.; during, Arund.; towards end, Staph.

Dyspnœa, cold; after a cold, Kali iod.; after coldness, Sep.; with yearly cold, Brom. ☞ Chap. 12, Mouth, coldness

Dyspnœa, congestion: ☞ Chap. 28, Lungs congestion

Dyspnœa, with convulsions: Cup. m., Millef., Plat.; puerperal, Ant. t.; tetanic, Millef. ☞ chorea

Dyspnœa, coryza: Nitr. ac. ☞ Chap. 7, Coryza breathing, chest, dry, and Nose stopped

Dyspnœa, cough: Acet. ac., Amm. c., Amyl., Arg. nit., Con., Curar., Kreo., Lyc., Niccol., Phos.; worse after, in asthma, Ars., Meph.; on beginning, Anac.; in bronchial catarrh, Calc.; cough, chronic, All. sat., Caust., Lyc.; continuous, for an hour or more, early in morning, Phell.; croupy, Ascl. t.; day and night, Natr. m.; dry, Eup. perf., Kali bi.; dry, in chronic rheumatism, Sabina; dry, fatiguing, at intervals of two or three hours, worse at night, lying down, Kali br.; during cough, Niccol., Puls., Sil.; without expectoration, Sep.; after frequent paroxysms of, Kali c.; hacking, Nux v.; an hour after slight coughing, brings up gray lumpy mucus, Spong.; nervous cough, Hydr. ac.; at night, Aur. met.; occasional, worse in daytime (pregnancy), Viol.; long-continued violent, on attempting to make a full inspiration, Rumex; rough, short, hacking (croup), Natr. m.; causes short cough, Amm. c.; spasmodic, Tereb.; spasmodic (bronchial catarrh), Lach.; spasmodic concussions of tickling cough in bed at night, particularly before midnight, Sep.; slimy, blood-streaked copious sputa (gastric nervous fever), Lach.; threatening suffocation (whooping cough), Dros.; suffocative, Hep.; tight, Bapt.; in whooping, Bry., Ipec., Mur. ac.; worse in spells, Kali c. ☞ Chap. 27, Cough, breathing

Dyspnœa, croup: Acon., Acet. ac., Ant. t., Bell., Carbo v., Hep., Sang.; catarrhal, Ant. t.; spasmodic contraction, threatening suffocation, Mosch.; diphtheritic, Kali bi.; after failure of Aconitum, Hepar, Spongia, Bromium, Phosphor and Iodum, Kaol. ☞ Chap 25, Larynx and Bronchia, croup

Dyspnœa, cyanosis: Ant. t., Ipec. ☞ Asphyxia

Dyspnœa in delirium: Phos.

Dyspnœa in diabetes: Arg. met.

Dyspnœa in diaphragmitis: Dig. ☞ Chap. 18, Diaphragm

Dyspnœa in diarrhœa: Thuya ☞ stool

Dyspnœa in diphtheria: Crotal., Iod., Kali m., Lac c., Lach., Lyc., Phyt.; from accumulation of exudation in fauces, Sul. ac.; caused by phlegm in fauces, when head is held erect, Mur. ac. ☞ Suffocation diphtheria ; also Chap. 25, Larynx croup

Dyspnœa, drinking; in cholera, Arg. nit.; from cold water, Bry.; cold water, when overheated, causes, Kali c.; in intermittent fever, Cimex; a sip at a time, Kali n.; allows her to take but a sip of cold water at a time, with thirst for cold water, Squilla; after spirituous liquors, Lach.; worse in spells, Kali c.; after warm drinks, Phos.; worse after wine, Bell.; worse from, Kali c. ☞ Chap. 15, Drinking, breathing

Dyspnœa, dropsy: Apis, Apoc., Chloral., Eup. pur.; in anasarca, Aur. mur.; in ascites, Apis; in ascites, has to be propped up in bed, Fluor. ac.; in ascites, cannot breathe except when sitting, Apis ☞ Chap. 28, Inner Chest dropsy, and Chap. 29, Heart dropsy

Dyspnœa after eating: Asaf., Jacea, Nux m., Sars.; after midday meal has to fight for breath, feels as if she would be suffocated, lasts all night, better by daybreak, Syph.; slightest food, Phos., Sang.; warm food

Lobel. ☞ stomach ; also Chap. 15, Eating, breathing

Dyspnœa in emphysema: Ant. a., Ars., Carbo v., Coca. ☞ Chap. 28, Lungs, emphysema

Dyspnœa, epigastrium: Stram.; from a blow, Arn.; or if breath stopped at, Rhus; constriction, Guaiac.; constriction and pressure, Rhod.; distress, Lyss.; fulness, heaviness and tension, caused by eating, Kali c.; painfulness, Rhus; pressure, Puls.; from outward pressure, Calad., Rhus; sudden warm rising (hysteria), Val.; tightness, Æsc. h. ☞ Chap. 17, Epigastrium, breathing

Dyspnœa, eruption; eruptive disease, Apis, Sul.; red miliary, Ipec.; receding rash, Bry. ☞ Suffocation eruption ; also Chap 46, Eruption, Measles, Scarlatina and Variola, suppressed

Dyspnœa, evening: Agnus, Ant. t., Ars., Bell., Carbo a., Carbo v., Cinch., Con., Cycl., Ferr., Graph., Lach., Merc., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Stann., Sul., Verbas., Zinc.; in bed, Natr. s.; must loosen clothing, Stann.

Dyspnœa, exertion (bodily exercise): Act. rac., Amm. c., Ars., Bov., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Phos., Sil., Staph., Sul.; from climbing mountains and other muscular exertion, Ars.; climbing or rapid walking, Melil.; while dressing, after rising from bed, Stann.; worse drinking, or motion, cannot walk fast, Kali c.; from least, Iod., Ipec.; from least, even walking (emphysema), Tereb.; from manual labor, Natr. m.; worse on motion, cannot lie on back or sides, has to sit bent forward (dropsy after scarlatina), Ars.; cannot mount or hurry (phthisis), Tuberc.; cannot close his mouth during exercise (polypi), Mar. v.; from every movement (pleuritis, with plastic exudation), Hep.; when moving, or going up stairs, Aspar.; obliged to stand still and draw breath (veta), Coca; after running, Sil.; as from rapid running, Hyos.; when running, Sil.; from slight, in heart affection, Ferr. mur.; from slightest, after disappointment in her affections (cardiac weakness), Phos. ac.; from slightest, he cannot work, lives well, drinks from six to eight cups of coffee daily, and uses enormous quantities of tobacco, Nux v.; from slightest motion, lies only on affected side (ascites), Ars.; on going up stairs, Acet. ac., Ars., Arund., Iber., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Rhus; from bronchial cold, accelerated during exercise, especially when going up stairs, Lyc. vir.; on going up and down stairs (hysteria), Therid.; after going up stairs (chronic, passive hemorrhage from kidneys), Tereb.; on ascending stairs and on slightest motion, Stann.; after going up stairs quickly (amenorrhœa), Apis; on going up even a few steps, better in open air, Amm. c.; after walking, Merc., Nitr. sp. d.; disappears on walking, Sep.; during fast walking (angina pectoris), Kali c.; while walking, Arund., Cact., Ign., Puls.; when walking in open air, better lying down, Psor.; on inspiration, while walking in open air, with stitches in last right rib and inguinal region, Merc. sol.; worse upon least motion, accompanied by arching out between scapulæ (hay asthma), Natr. s.; worse by slightest, Lobel. i.; on going up or down stairs, Lobel. i.

worse walking, Lach. ☞ motion

Dyspnœa, eyes; in choroiditis alternating with bronchial catarrh, Ars.; closing, Ang.; seem to protrude from their sockets, door and windows had to be thrown open during a thunderstorm, Sil.

Dyspnœa, face; anxious, Acon., Ars., Eup. perf.; anxious, in pneumonia, Lyc.; blue, Stram.; disturbed look, Lyss.; erysipelas, Cinch.; hot, red face while walking, Stront.; cannot bear handkerchief before, Cup. m.; red, Bry.

Dyspnœa, fainting: Collin.

Dyspnœa, faintness; momentary, Med.

Dyspnœa, fanned, desires to be: ☞ air

Dyspnœa, fever; with cold state in intermittent, Ars.; in intermittent, Ferr.; in tertian intermittent, Ferr.; with typhoid, Phos.; in hepatic typhus, Chel.

Dyspnœa, in gonorrhœa: Tarant.

Dyspnœa, hawking; quickly repeated and attended with a constant and peculiar kind of, in order to expel breath, which has been taken for an imitation of bark of a dog, Lyss.

Dyspnœa, head; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Cic.

Dyspnœa, headache: Ang.; chronic, Dulc.; with drawing and pressure in forehead while walking, Ran. b.; in sick headache, Tabac.

Dyspnœa, heart; affections, Collin.; paroxysms of anguish about, Kalm.; anxiety about, Prun.; anxiety, also of mind, Psor.; with anxiety about præcordia, Ipec.; fearful attacks, aortic insufficiency with albuminuria, Zinc.; threatened loss of consciousness in disease of, Lobel. i.; with short dry tickling cough (cardiac dropsy), Dig.; disease, Ars., Aur. met., Coca, Lach.; in valvular disease, Aur. met., Naja; organic valvular disease, worse at night, Carbol. ac.; endocarditis, Acon., Ars.; drawing, sticking, squeezing pain, the result of rheumatism and cold, Lyss.; dropsy of pericardium, Apoc.; heavy beating, Hydras.; hypertrophy with dilatation, Chloral.; violent, with knocking at, Prun.; from oppression, Med.; pain, Arg. nit., Cact., Lyss., Psor.; in pericarditis, Colch.; pressure around, Lac def.; shooting, stabbing through to left scapula (rheumatism), Kalm.; could scarcely speak, Apoc.; weight about præcordia, Ipec. ☞ palpitation, pulse ; ☞ Asthma, heart ; also Chap. 28, Inner Chest angina, and Chap. 29, Heart dropsy, pain, etc.

Dyspnœa, heat: Cinnab., Kali c.; mostly in afternoon, Ruta; in a warm room, Puls. ☞ sunstroke ; also Chap. 40, Heat breathing

Dyspnœa, hemorrhoids: Agar., Arg. nit., Sul.; after operation, Croc.

Dyspnœa, in hydrocephalus: Apis, Hell., Kali iod.

Dyspnœa, hypochondria; sharp pain in left, in evening, Kali c.; spasmodic pain, Alum.

Dyspnœa, hysteria: Ced., Lobel. i.; better from belching or walking, Aur. met. ☞ Asthma, hysteric

Dyspnœa, increasing; gradually, Ferr.

Dyspnœa, in influenza: Chel., Ipec. ☞ Chap 7, Coryza, influenza

Dyspnœa, injuries; after bee-sting, Lach.; after a fall, Arn.; after concussion of spine, Hyper.; in shock, Camph., Laur.

Dyspnœa, inspiration; worse, Sang., Squilla ☞ Inspiration

Dyspnœa, labor; during, Sep.; from spasmodic labor pains, Stann. ☞ Chap. 24, Parturition, breathing

Dyspnœa, larynx; from affections of, Hippoz.; with aphonia, Cina; from compression, Bufo.; as from constriction, Coccul.; constrictive pain and wheezing (angina pectoris), Oxal. ac.; elevated and depressed (croup), Spong.; as if epiglottis were nearly closed, Calc. fl.; chronic inflammation, Kali bi.; moved up and down violently, Sul. ac.; spasms, Cup. m.; voice hollow (puerperal fever), Sec.; takes away voice, threatens suffocation (rheumatism), Cham.; sudden, from spasm of vocal cords, Chlor. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Dyspnœa, laughing: Ars., Aur. met., Cup. m.

Dyspnœa, liver; affection, Magn. m.; subacute inflammation, Hydras.; in jaundice, Aur. met.; caused swelling of left lobe of, Card. m. ☞ Chap. 18, Liver, dropsy, enlarged

Dyspnœa, lungs; congestion, Ammoniac.; from adhesion, Thuya; as from adhesions or contraction, Mez.; congestion, Astac., Carb. s.; as from congestion, Tereb.; as though stuffed with cotton, rough, hoarse voice (diphtheria), Kali bi.; as if they would not expand, Crotal., Laur.; especially in left, Zinc.; from pain in right (pneumonia), Cinch. bol.; intermittent, as from paralysis, Op.; in phthisis, Chin. a., Chloral., Iod.; in phthisis florida, Merc. cor.; particularly in right, chronic pleuro-pneumonia, Lach.; as from stagnation, Seneg.; stitches in left, Lactu. v. ☞ chest, pneumonia ; also Asthma lungs ; also Chap. 28, Lungs congestion, emphysema, inflammation

Dyspnœa, lying down; better in afternoon in bed, Chel.; aggravation, Ant. t., Ars., Ferr., Kali c., Kali n., Lach., Lyss., Naja, Phos., Plumb., Spong.; on back, aggravates, Hyper., Lyc.; on back, causes, Acet. ac.; cannot breathe, Staph.; on side, causes (bronchitis), Puls.; in bronchial catarrh, Kali bi.; from congestion, Ham.; in diaphragmitis, Ham.; on back, in diphtheria, Lyc.; impossible, in dropsy, Apoc.; impossible, in cardiac dropsy, Cact.; can only rest in an elevated position (affection of brain with dropsy), Fluor. ac.; could not lie flat, Lac c.; with head low, aggravates, Kali n., Spig.; with head and shoulders high relieves, Eup. perf.; with head high relieves, worse 3 P.M. till night, Ars. m.; immediately on lying down in evening, Ars.; left side, aggravates (ascites), Apis; in disease of liver with hydrothorax, Kali c.; in acute œdema of lungs and dilatation of heart, Ant. t.; on back, at night, with giddiness and weakness in head, Puls.; especially at night, causing discomfort and loss of sleep, Plumb.; must rise, Bapt.; relieves, with cough, Kali bi.; compelled to elevate and lie on back (cardiac rheumatism), Cact.; on side aggravates (child), Puls.; must sit up, Brom., Bufo., Ver. v.; must sit up, in hydrothorax, Merc. s.; must sit up to relieve pain in right lung, Zing.; must sit up at night (phthisis), Ars. i.; must sit up, with rheumatism of chest (endocarditis), Phos.; cannot breathe, except when sitting, even leaning backward causes suffocation (ascites), Apis

must be supported in a sitting posture, Ant. t., Rumex; sits bent forward to relieve, Kali bi.; sits up in bed, Tabac.; must stand erect, Ced.; nearly strangles on attempting to lie down (dropsy), Ars.; with worms, Dolich. ☞ sitting ; also Asthma and Suffocation lying down

Dyspnœa, in meningitis: Ver. v.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Gels.

Dyspnœa, menses; after, Natr. m., Puls.; before, Brom.; during, Calc., Iod.; during, with ovarian tumor, Coloc.; in amenorrhœa, Coccul.; with dysmenorrhœa, Merc. per.; at every effort, Lach.; at time for return (climaxis), Calab.; before, scanty and irregular (cardialgia), Zinc.; suppressed, Chen. a.

Dyspnœa, mental condition; agonizing, in dropsy, Apoc.; agonizing, could not lie down (emphysema), Hep.; agonizing, in pneumonia, Elaps; agonizing, has to sit straight up (after scarlet fever), Acon.; with anguish and tight feeling, Calc.; with excessive anguish, with desire to sit up or jump out of bed, Ver.; anxiety, Carbo a., Chlor., Phos., Spong., Viol.; alternates, with anxiety (spasms of chest), Hyos.; anxiety, must loosen clothing in evening, Stann.; anxiety, worse every evening, must sit up, Hell.; anxiety, in liver complaint, Acet. ac.; anxiety, rolls on ground, ⁞Bar. m.; sudden anxiety, better by stool, Ictod.; anxiety, in tuberculosis, Chin. a.; anxious, with headache, Coloc.; anxious, with palpitation and pain in cardiac region, Psor.; anxious, or quick, and superficial, Acon.; anxious, rolls on floor, several attacks a day, also in night (epilepsy, with full consciousness), Bar. m.; almost to asphyxia, after a crying spell (cyanosis), Lach.; distressing, Dig., Ver.; after emotion, Puls., Sep.; from fear, Ver.; with fear of death when lying down, Mosch.; fear of death, in whooping cough, Lobel. i.; fear of suffocation, after being angry, Staph.; fear of suffocation, on motion, Spig.; after fright or vexation, Cup. m.; worse after an unpleasant moral impression, Spong.; as if each breath would be the last, Apis; thinks breath is leaving her, Tromb.; feels as if breath would leave body, during severe menstrual pain, Vib.; low-spirited, Carbo a.; peevish, Cham.; while reflecting, Phos.; sensation as if he would not be able to breathe again, Apis; when vexed, Ars. ☞ Asthma and Suffocation mental condition

Dyspnœa, metrorrhagia; alternating with, Fluor. ac.

Dyspnœa, in morning: Caust., Nux v.; on awaking, Seneg.; early, especially in cold weather (asthma), Dig.; in affection of larynx, Kali bi.; after rising, better in open air, Bell.; when sitting up quickly (asthma), Lach. ☞ sleep ; also Asthma and Suffocation morning

Dyspnœa, from motion: Arn., Ars., Bry., Calc., Cannab., Caps., Con., Ferr., Graph., Iod., Lyc., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Stann., Ver.; when moving in bed, must be on right side, or with head high or raising arms (heart disease, hydrothorax), Spig.; none while walking, Dros.; rapid, with vertigo (heart disease), Lobel. i. ☞ exertion ; also Asthma motion, exertion

Dyspnœa, mucus; accumulation causes, Ant. t., Asar., Hep., Ipec., Senecio ☞ Asthma humid

Dyspnœa, nausea: Lach.; violent all day, Petrol. ☞ Asthma nausea ; also Chap. 16, Nausea asthma, breathing

Dyspnœa, at night: Aspar., Bell., Op., Thuya; with anxiety, heat and restlessness, Calc.; in asthma, Zing.; an attack every night, Calc. a.; on awaking from frightful dreams, Nux v.; cardiac, Aur. met.; in hay catarrh, Sticta; must incline chest forward, springs out of bed, especially about 12 P.M., Ars.; in dropsy, Colch.; worse after midnight, Dros.; violent attacks 1 to 4 A.M., Syph.; in pneumonia, Sul.; propped up in bed scarcely able to breathe all night (albuminuria), Tereb.; severe, never quite free during day, Zinc.; must sit up (chronic bronchitis), Iod.; obliged to sit up in bed to relieve, Aspar.; with suffocation in goitre, Merc. iod. flav. ☞ Asthma and Suffocation night

Dyspnœa, nose: ☞ Chap. 7, Nose stopped

Dyspnœa, from odors: Phos. ac. ☞ Asthma hay fever

Dyspnœa, oppressed: ☞ chest

Dyspnœa, palpitation: Amm. c., Cadm. s., Calc., Kali c., Psor., Spong., Ver., Ver. v., Viol.; causes distressing dyspnœa in cardiac dropsy, Cact.; from 11 to 3 A.M., Colch.; in spells, Kali c.; on going up stairs, Iber.; especially on going up stairs, Crot. t.; violent and irregular, Kali c. ☞ heart

Dyspnœa, periodic: ☞ Asthma periodic

Dyspnœa, in phthisis: ☞ lungs

Dyspnœa, pleurisy: ☞ chest

Dyspnœa, in pneumonia: Ant. t., Chel., Kali n., Kreo., Lyc., Phos.; in broncho-pneumonia, Lyc.; chronic, Grin.; of old people, Camph.; pleuro-pneumonia, Phos.; in typhoid pneumonia, Sang. ☞ chest, lungs

Dyspnœa, during pregnancy: Nux m., Viol.; upward pressure, Nux m., Nux v.

Dyspnœa, pulse; intermittent, Phos.; weak nervous agitation, Crotal.

Dyspnœa, rest; worse during, Seneg.

Dyspnœa, restlessness: Acon., Ars., Gels., Rhus; in morning, Calc. a.

Dyspnœa, retching: Spong.

Dyspnœa, in rheumatism: Kalm.

Dyspnœa, scarlatina; during, Apis; after, Hell.

Dyspnœa, seminal emissions: Phos., Staph.

Dyspnœa, in shock: ☞ injuries

Dyspnœa, sighing; frequent, Caust. ☞ Breathing sighing

Dyspnœa, singing: ☞ Chap. 25, Voice singing

Dyspnœa, sitting: Natr. s.; lying down, Psor.; bent forward relieves, worse from talking and after eating, Lach.; in bronchial catarrh, Lach.; erect, better bending forward, and throwing head back, Lach.; in heart affection, Lyc. ☞ bending, lying down

Dyspnœa, sleep; after sleep, Apis; immediately after, first on left side of chest compelled her to be lifted upright, violent exertion to get breath (acute rheumatism), Lac c.; awakens, Kali bi.; awakens at midnight (asthma), Puls.; awakens in morning, Sep.; on awaking, Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., Arn., Benz. ac.

on awaking, in pneumonia, Lach.; worse on awaking, Bapt.; disturbs, from 11 to 3 (dropsy), Colch.; after awaking from frightful dreams, Chel.; with drowsiness, Eup. perf.; during, in dysentery, Lach.; prevented, in pneumonia, Kali c.; prevented, in typhoid pneumonia, Chloral.; sleeplessness, Ran. b.; sleeplessness, in inflammation of diaphragm, Morph. s.; as if he would suffocate, awakes at night, Samb. ☞ morning, night ; also Asthma, Breathing, Suffocation sleep

Dyspnœa, spasmodic: Kali c.; paroxysms similar to those produced by a sudden cold water bath, always combined with spasms in throat muscles, Lyss.; in chronic constipation, Coca; as if lungs could not be sufficiently expanded, Asaf.; after fright or vexation, Cup. m.; spasm of larynx, diaphragm, or intercostal muscles, Cup. m.; sudden paroxysms force him up at night to the open window, with paralytic symptoms of laryngeal muscles, Plumb. ☞ Asthma, spasmodic ; also, Chap. 25, Glottis, spasm

Dyspnœa, spleen; inflammation, Citrus; stitches, Amm. m.

Dyspnœa, stomach; cardialgia, Bism.; chill at 9 P.M., extends to right arm, right side of chest, abdomen and right hip, Merc. per.; fulness, Nux m.; following gastric and hepatic symptoms, Ptel.; persistent troubles of digestive functions in susceptible hysterical subjects, Mosch. ☞ drinking, eating ; also Chap. 15, Drinking, Eating breathing

Dyspnœa, stool; during, Alum., Coccul., Rhus, Sul.; with costiveness, ⁞Calc. s.; diarrhœic, yellow, green, burning, Rob.; profuse watery, relieves, in hydrothorax, Merc. s.

Dyspnœa, when stooping: Sil.

Dyspnœa, stretching; in a stiff, rigid manner, with groaning, Coff.

Dyspnœa, suffocative: ☞ Suffocation

Dyspnœa, sulphur fumes: ☞ Asthma and Suffocation sulphur

Dyspnœa, in sunstroke: Acon., Amyl., Arn., Ars., Cact., Camph., Glon., Ver. v.

Dyspnœa, in syphilis: Merc. cor. (assisted by Nitr. ac.)

Dyspnœa, sweat; with anxious countenance, Eup. perf. ☞ Chap. 40, Sweat breathing

Dyspnœa, talking; aggravates, Apoc., Caust., Dros., Phos. ac., Spong.; even in a low voice, Sul. ☞ Chap. 25, Voice talking

Dyspnœa, thirst: Bell., Chin. a., Chlor. ☞ drinking

Dyspnœa, throat; constricted, Amyl.; spasmodic contraction, must loosen cravat, Sars.; as of a lump in pit, above sternum, Lobel. i.; sensitive to touch, Lach.; sore, Sul. ☞ Asthma and Suffocation throat

Dyspnœa, trachea; compression, Bufo.; chronic inflammation, Kali bi.; mucus, Selen.

Dyspnœa, uræmia: Ars., Canth., Phos.; asphyctic form, Hydr. ac.

Dyspnœa, uterus; displacement of, Nitr. ac.; neuralgia, Chin. s.

Dyspnœa, vertigo: Chin. s. ☞ Chap. 2, Vertigo breathing

Dyspnœa, with yawning: Brom. ☞ Chap. 37, Yawning, breathing

Dyspnœa, weakness: Agar., Ars., Phos.; in irritation of cardiac nerves, Collin.; too great exertion, Asaf.; in intermittent fever

Chin. s.; of respiratory motor nerves, as in phthisis and emphysema, Curar.; sudden, tottering while walking, Spong. ☞ Breathing feeble

Dyspnœa, weather; worse in dry air, fog, east and north wind, Sep.; exposure to cold, Lobel.; exposure to cold and wet (hæmoptysis), Ipec.; spasmodic, worse in sudden change, a wind arising, Spong.; in stormy, almost to suffocation, Sep.; worse in windy, and in a warm room, Ars. ☞ Asthma weather

Dyspnœa, wheezing: ☞ Breathing short, wheezing

EXPIRATION, abdomen; in evening, when lying in bed, sudden contraction, causing heaving, as if he would vomit and bring on cough, Dros.; pain in lower, Spong.; upper walls expand, paralysis of diaphragm, Arg. nit.

Expiration, aggravation; difficult

Expiration, amelioration: Acon., Arn., Bry.

Expiration, back; sticking pain in lumbar vertebræ, Sul.

Expiration, chest; pressure from inside to short ribs in region of liver upward, Tarax.; boring stinging in left on expiration, worse stooping, Spong.; stitches, Ant. c., Arg. met.; boring stitch in right costal muscles, continuous, Spong.; dull stitches in posterior part (hydrothorax), Colch.; sharp stitches in scapular end of clavicle, Squilla; tension across, while walking, Kali c.

Expiration, cough; whooping cough worse, Caust.

Expiration, difficult: Arg. met., Ars., Chlor., Ipec.; almost impossible, Meph.; in asthma Millari, Arum d., Samb.; with cough at midnight (asthma), Puls.; insufficient, as if air cells were hardly half empty, Chlor.; absolutely obstructed, Chlor.; suffocative feeling (spasm of glottis), Meph.; as if something prevented when talking or coughing, Dros. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and Chap. 28, Lungs emphysema

Expiration, interrupted: Ars.

Expiration, larynx; easier than inspiration, in œdema laryngitis, Sang. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis, spasm

Expiration, liver; pressure like a stone, Arn.

Expiration, long: Ant. t., Cham., Chlor., Lobel. i., Op.; frequent, deep sighing, Lact. ac.; loud, like a sigh (spasmus glottidis), Ver.; in phthisis, Ars. iod.; slow, wheezing (asthma), Sep.

Expiration, noisy; barking, Meph.; a kind of bellowing (pneumonia), Ant. t.; blowing, Lach.; blowing, during sleep, Cinch., Nux v.; blowing, in coma, Cinch.; crowing or barking, Ant. t.; groaning, Lyss.; grunting, Lyc.; fine in tone, like highest falsetto, Ars.; in morning, Carbol. ac.; rattling, in larynx, Arum d.; rattling, in threatened paralysis of lungs, Calc.; loud rattling in trachea, Calc.; sawing, in croup, Kaol., Spong.; sighing, Carbol. ac., Chloral., Lyss.; sighing, with cough, Samb.; snoring, Camph.; snoring, during sleep, Nux v.; spongy sound (asthma), Caps.; whistling, Ars.; whistling, in asthma, Ars.; loud whistling râles, each pulsation of heart gives crescendo diminuendo effect, Chlor.; whizzing and rattling, which is long and attended with retraction of epigastrium, Op. ☞ Breathing, noisy

Expiration, painful; with dyspnœa, Viol.

Expiration, quick: Arn., Cham., Ign., Stram.; moaning (congestion to brain), Cup. m.; seems to be thrown out of him by a jar, Thuya

Expiration, short: Castor.

Expiration, slow: Ant. t., Arn., Op.; after deep, quick breath, which causes a stitch in right side, Bor.

Expiration, sudden; forcible, Gels.

Expiration, throat; raw, sore, Arg. met.

INSPIRATION, abdomen; violent action of muscles, Spong.; feels cold even into lungs (heart disease), Lith.; as if cold touched teeth, πCed.; on deep inspiration, sensation as if air passing through air passages was icy cold, Coral.; constricting pain in upper, Calc.; cooling sensation, Lyss.; feels as if he cannot get enough, air, Bry.; pains, Calc.; pain on taking deep, Agar.; retraction of diaphragm, muscles and ribs so that a large concavity is formed, Hep.; sharp pain, also along spine, Morph. s.; sore pain during deep, Kreo.; sticking in umbilical region, Hyos.; stitches as from many needles in umbilical region, round to back, even in dorsal vertebræ, Verbas.; sticking across, Calc.; stitching, tearing in muscles below ribs, Calc.; tension hindering deep (intermittent), Coccul.; upper walls drawn in (paralysis of diaphragm), Arg. nit.; warmth in upper part, Seneg. ☞ Breathing, abdominal

Inspiration, aggravation: Acon., Arn.

Inspiration, back; sudden jerking pain, Calc. p.; pain, Inul.; pain in kidneys worse, Astac.; stitches in loins, Ammoniac.; single severe stitches in upper part, Calc.; stitching forward through chest, Berb.

Inspiration, chest; burning, sore pain in sternum, from deep, Seneg.; cutting, Calc.; cutting in left side, Ascl. t.; cutting pain at last ribs, from within out, Calc.; causes pressing cutting in left side, Spong.; deep, cuts off breath, by pain in right side, after exposure (influenza), Rhus; thorax not distended, Chel.; sensation of excoriation behind sternum, Rumex; as if root of lung could not expand, painful, Chrom. ac.; gnawing pain on left side, Calc.; could not fill lungs, Chlor.; oppression worse, Spig.; oppression and stitches in left, Ammoniac.; oppression, cannot talk (neglected influenza or pleuritis), Sul.; pain, Agar., Inul.; pain in lower, Ars.; pain in right side, Chel.; sharp pain in right lung, Cod.; pain also in scapula, Æsc. h.; muscles of right side, paralysis of, ⁞Ferr. iod.; violent sticking pinching beneath right nipple, from within outward, Spig.; seems as though something were pressing on, after dinner, Chel.; deep, causes pressing below second and third rib, Arg. met.; pressure, Calc.; pressure in left, Calend.; sharp, cutting pressure, Ang.; increasing presure on middle of sternum, Agar.; painfully sensitive, Calc.; shooting, Ang.; shooting in left breast and right temple, Calc. p.; shooting from heart to shoulder-blade, in deep, Agar.; deep, causes soreness under clavicles, Calc.; sore pain, Calc.; deep, causes pain in middle of sternum (child disposed to convulsions), Bell.; sticking, Sil.; deep, causes sticking in left side, Cepa

stinging in left side, Lyss.; sudden burning, stinging in whole left, when taking a deep, while in the act of lying down in bed at night, Rumex; stitches, Bar. c., Bry., Kali c., Stront., Tarax.; stitches in upper part, near axilla, Dros.; sharp stitches in scapular end of clavicle, Squilla; stitch in region of heart at night, Anac.; causes stitches, Kob.; jerking stitches in right and left side, not far from sternum, Squilla; stitches in left side, Agar., Ars., Calc.; causes stitches in left (angina pectoris), Arn.; causes deep stitches in lower part, mostly left side, Kob.; stitch from left to right side, Bry.; dull stitches in lungs, Asar.; stitches in right or both lungs during, Asar.; stitches when lying on affected side, Calc.; boring stitch in right costal muscles, continuous, Spong.; causes deep stitches in nipple, Ign.; stitches beneath left nipple, Verbas.; pleuritic stitch on right side, worse, Ferr. ph.; stitches below right ribs, Rhus; stitches in short ribs, Agar.; stitches between sixth and seventh ribs, Arg. met.; stitches in right, Mar. v.; stitches deep in right, Calc.; dull stitches in right side, Spig.; causes dull stitches in right side of chest (neglected influenza and pleuritis), Sul.; stitches in right scapula, Amm. m.; stitches in sides, Kali c.; stitches in sternum, Bapt.; acute stitch along left margin of sternum in afternoon, while riding, Rumex; violent stitches, Arg. met.; tightness in right side, Chel.

Inspiration, cough; caused by, Benz. ac., Camph., Hepar., Menyanth., Puls., Sticta; aggravated by deep, Brom., Natr. m.; deep, causes, Kali bi.; dry, on deep, Dig.; with scanty expectoration (pneumonia), Phos.; after, hacking, Amyl.; in cold air, hacking, Cepa; in influenza, Ipec.; irritation, Calc.; irritation in throat, Asar.; racking, Sticta; spasmodic, similar to whooping cough, but with interruptions, finally all inspirations cease with cough, as if a foreign body had entered windpipe, Tereb.; spasmodic, Coff. ☞ Chap. 27, Cough breathing

Inspiration, deep: Ars., Castor., Kali c.; aggravates, Alum.; breathing ceases for one half to two minutes after, Mosch.; cannot take (diaphragmitis), Ham.; cannot take, (pleurisy), Ver.; with tensive pains in region of diaphragm, Tarax.; disposition to, (pertussis dyspepsia), Bry.; in intermittent fever, Cimex; frequent, in congestive headache, Glon.; frequent, with sighing (erysipelas), Rhus; of great depth, following two or three full ones, Amyl.; in bronchitis, Lobel. i.; impossible (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), Rhus; involuntary, Hep.; caused by sensation as if larynx were narrowed, making him hoarse, Jamb.; occasional, Chloral; pleuritic stitch, Ferr. ph.; with somnolence and yawning, Chen. v.; at intervals, trying to take, rolling from side to side, Cup. m.; causes pressive pain in vertex, Anac. ☞ Breathing, deep

Inspiration, difficult: Act. sp., Arg. met., Chlor., Iod., Kali c., Meph., Nux m.; in anasarca, Ars.; in asthma thymicum, Samb.; atelectasis pulmonum, Hyos.; in bronchitis, Phos.; catching, Calad.; as from heaviness of chest, Ferr.; with anxious tightness of chest, Calc.; in cholera, Cup. ac.; want of air in coughing out, want of air in drawing in, Ferr.

in diaphragmitis, Ham.; with dyspnœa, Sang.; great effort to take, Cann. i.; impeded as from a weight on chest, Ign.; almost impossible (pneumonia), Phos.; in chronic inflammation of larynx and trachea, Kali bi.; noisy (tracheitis), Acon.; in œdema glottidis, Cinch.; obstructed, Hep.; oppressed, Cinch.; compelling to sit up in bed, worse after midnight (chlorosis; tuberculosis), Ferr.; seemed to be suspended, in a child (asthma Millari), Op. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm ; also Chap. 28, Lungs emphysema

Inspiration, epigastrium; pressive pain better, Lobel. i.; stitch, Anac.; aggravating, dull stitches, Spig.

Inspiration, forcible: Brom.

Inspiration, gasping: Chlor.; in asthma and at beginning of cough, Ant. t.

Inspiration, headache; aggravated by deep, Cact.; painful throbbing, Carbo v.

Inspiration, heart; lying on, causes clucking painful sensation, Chrom. ac.; deep, prevented by feeling as if it were swollen, Asaf.; palpitation from deep, Cact., Spig. ☞ Chap. 28, Inner chest angina ; also Chap. 29, Heart breathing

Inspiration, hiccough; aggravated, Ang.

Inspiration, hypochondria; deep breath causes pain, Rumex; sensation as if something were torn loose in left, Berb.

Inspiration, larynx; cold sensation, Brom.; roughness in upper portion, Ziz.; forced, stitching, Hep.; frequent suffocating fits, as if someone constricted, arresting breathing for a moment when sitting, Caust.; deep causes tickling, excites dry cough (laryngitis), Lach. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Inspiration, liver; pressure like a stone, Arn.; soreness worse, Camph.; dull stitches, Agar.; deep, aggravates stitching burning in whole convex portion of, extending to spine (inflammation of liver), Merc.

Inspiration, long; in whooping cough, Mosch.; in croup, Brom.; crowing (spasmus glottidis), Chlor.; desire to take, with yawning, Carbol. ac.; frequent, Cast.; harsh crowing, suddenly awakes from sleep, lasts from four to six seconds, respiration ceases for from forty to sixty seconds (spasmus glottidis), Ver.; involuntary, Cup. ars.

Inspiration, loud: Op.

Inspiration, lungs: ☞ chest

Inspiration, mental condition; anxiety, Chel. ☞ Breathing mental condition

Inspiration, nausea; after, Amyl.

Inspiration, noisy; blowing in œdema glottidis, Cineh.; buzzing in croup, Brom.; crowing, Cinch.; crowing, in spasm of glottis, Ver.; crowing, long, Gels.; crowing long, as in laryngismus stridulus, followed by normal respiration when crowing recurred, accompanied by anxiety and restlessness (whooping cough), Mosch.; crowing, in whooping cough, Coral.; suddenly suppressed when half completed and attended by half stifled groan (pneumonia), Phos.; loud, Hep.; singular piping and croaking in bronchia, after deep, Med.; râles, Chlor.; short crackling râle, Chlor.; attended by a separate rattling râle, Chlor.; sibilant râles, mostly left side

(asthma), Caps.; rattling, Cinch.; rushing sound (croup), Brom.; sawing, in croup, Kaol.; sighing, Ign., Lact. ac.; sighing (chronic inflammation of eyes and otorrhœa, after vaccination), Thuya; deep sighing relieves palpitation, Arg. met.; snoring, Camph.; snoring, in croup, Brom.; snoring, during sleep, Cham., Ign., Rheum; stertorous, Op.; stertorous, during sleep, Puls.; stridulous, in evening, on falling asleep, Phos.; wheezing, Alum., Cinch., Kali c.; wheezing, in asthma, Caps.; whistling, Cinch., Hep., Kali c., Lyc., Spong.; whistling, long, ends cough, Spong.; loud whistling whoop, in trachea, Cina; whooping, Syph.; whooping, after attack of suffocation, Squilla ☞ Breathing noisy ; also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm, and Larynx croup

Inspiration, nose; inspiration through nose, while expiration is blown from lips, as in apoplexy, lying on back, Chloral.; sneezing, Brom.

Inspiration, painful: Cinch.; puerperal fever, Bry.; stitches in right side and pressure in middle of chest, all day, Ran. b.

Inspiration, palpitation: ☞ heart

Inspiration, quick: Arn., Ars.; in œdema glottidis), Cinch.; necessity for, followed by oppression, Ascl. t.

Inspiration, short: Coff., Lobel. i., Op.; easy (asthma), Sep.; shorter than exhalation, in sleep, Camph.; half suppressed, accompanied by a sort of groan (bronchitis), Phos.; without noise, Op.; in œdema glottidis, Cinch.; starts from sleep with (spasm of glottis), Coff.; and slow, with desire to cough, Lobel. i.; followed by a slow sighing expiration (eclampsia), Ipec.

Inspiration, shoulders; inability to draw a deep, from rheumatic pain in right, extending to pectoral muscles, Jugl.; stitches, Berb.; stitches on top, Hyper.

Inspiration, slow: Castor., Cham., Ign., Stram.; grows less and less rapid until they cease, then catches her breath by a sobbing effort in spells (spasmodic asthma), Val.; deep, with stitch in chest, Spong.; heavy, congestion to brain, Cup. m.; in œdema glottidis, Cinch.

Inspiration, spasmodic; broken in two (hydrocephalus), Cina; double, with sobbing as after hard crying, Led.; intermittent, Nitr. sp. d.; resembling panting of a dog caused by rapid convulsive movement of diaphragm (spasmodic asthma), Val.; violent, in asthma Millari, Arum d. ☞ Chap. 20, Glottis spasm

Inspiration, stomach; gnawing preventing deep inhalation, Calad.; deep soreness, Kob.

Inspiration, throat; coldness, Sul.

Inspiration, undulating; during attack, Iod.

Inspiration, after vertigo: Amyl.; deep, aggravates, Cact.

SUFFOCATION (choking, smothering, strangulation): Agar., Ananth., Arum d., Arum m., Arund., πAtrop. s., Aur. met., Bell., Calc. s., Camph., Ced., Cham., Chlor., Coff., Cub., Cup. ac., Dros., Ferr. mur., Guaiac., Hydr. ac., Kali iod., Lach., Lactu. v., Lauroc., Melil., Meph., Natr. m., Nux m., Nux v., Spong., Stram., Tabac., Tarant., Vespa, Zing.

Suffocation, air; better in open, worse by motion, Ipec.; wants doors and windows open, particularly at night, Sul.; has to be fanned, Cann. i.; wants to be fanned, in pneumonia, Kali n., Carbo v.; as if she could not live for want of, Apis

Suffocation, bronchi; acute inflammation, Cact.; from secretion, in bronchitis, Hippoz.

Suffocation, chest; angina pectoris, Oxal. ac.; sensation of a large ball rising from a point about lower end of sternum to upper end of œsophagus, Lac. def.; gnawing pain, Mosch.; on moving chest (cyanosis), Lach.; from accumulation of mucus, Coccus, Ipec.; from accumulation of mucus, also in throat, Coccus; could not raise mucus (bronchitis), Cina; threatened, by rattling of mucus, Hep.; pain, Spong.; pressure, Kali c.; with pressure on lungs, Ptel.; with pulsation while coughing, or as soon as he begins to talk, Manc.; rattling in pneumonia, Ant. t.; sticking and burning behind sternum, Phos.; tightness across upper part (dilatation of heart), Tabac.

Suffocation, children: Bor.; after being taken out of cradle, Calc. p.; after nursing, Calc. p.; starts up suddenly (asthma Millari), Samb.; sudden attacks, child looks about anxiously and attempts to cry, but cannot, attacks end with whistling, sawing sound, Hep.;

Suffocation, convulsions; puerperal, Ant. t.

Suffocation, cough: Badiag., Sarrac.; asthma, worse night, Ant. t.; in chronic bronchitis, Lach.; difficult, Op.; followed by suffocation, with desire to have doors and windows open, (pneumonia), Stram.; dry, Stram.; worse while walking, Phell.; when inhaling, Meph.; worse lying down (laryngo-tracheitis), Puls.; in paroxysms, with rigidity of body, Ipec.; threatened by, in croup, Phos.; caused by suffocative sensation, walking in open air, Ars.; in whooping cough, Anac., Ars., Bry.; in whooping cough, worse at night, Con. ☞ Dyspnœa cough ; also Chap. 27, During cough breathing

Suffocation : croup: Brom., Kaol.; alternating with free intervals, Lyc.; croupy, choking, Ailant.; with membranous, Phos.; spasmodic, Bell.; resembling last stage, Samb.; tough mucus, causing strangulation, Kali bi.

Suffocation, after crying: Calc. p.

Suffocation, with diarrhœa: Ver.

Suffocation, in diphtheria: Hippoz., Lac c.; frequent, violent spells, Merc. iod. flav. ☞ Swallowing throat ; also Dyspnœa diphtheria

Suffocation, drinking; in cholera, Arg. nit.; coffee, Caps.

Suffocation, dropsy; in ascites, Aur. mur. nat. ☞ Dyspnœa dropsy

Suffocation, after eating: Aur. met., Lach.; reaches to epigastrium, as if tough phlegm would work up with cough (asthma), Rumex ☞ Dyspnœa, eating

Suffocation, epiglottis; choking, as if it were closed, brought on by thrusting tongue in cheek, Med.; caused by a weakness or spasm, could not tell which, Med. ☞ Chap. 13, Swallowing spasm, and Chap. 25, Epiglottis spasm

Suffocation, eruption; repercussion of measles by taking cold, Cham.; in urticaria, Rhus ☞ Dyspnœa eruption

Suffocation, evening; in bed, in pneumonia, Ant. t.; in bed, warmth of neck and trunk, limbs cold (spasmodic asthma), Ferr.; in diphtheria, Lac c.; after lying down (asthma ; hydrothorax ; ascites), Ars.; 6 to 7 P.M., must sit up and sip water, Cinch.

Suffocation, from exertion; on going up stairs or walking, Merc.; walking a few blocks, Sars.

Suffocation, from expectoration; yellow greenish, putrid masses, with cough (bronchial and vesical catarrh), Cop.

Suffocation, eyes protruding: Ver.

Suffocation, face; bloated, bluish attacks after fright, Samb.; bluish pain in abdomen (whooping cough), Nux v.; flushes of heat, in intermittent, Cact.; blueness of lips, Samb.; cold sweat on, Cact.

Suffocation, fainting; periodical, Cact.

Suffocation, fever; in typhoid malaria, Lyc. v.; in typhus, Nitr. ac.

Suffocation, forenoon; begins in morning and lasts until noon (tuberculosis), Chin. a.; at 9 A.M., Chin. a.; regularly, from 10 to 12, Ced.

Suffocation, head; bending backward, Spong.; at night, feels as if it were separated from body, Daph.

Suffocation, headache; after, Coloc.; congestive, awoke about midnight from, after pregnancy, Lyc.

Suffocation, heart; action ceases, Act. rac.; action turbulent, worse 11 P.M. (enlarged heart), Cact.; chronic carditis, Cact.; disease, Amyl.; heat about, Ant. t.; quivering or fluttering (ague), Samb. ☞ palpitation ; also Asthma and Dyspnœa heart ; also Chap. 28, Inner chest angina ; ☞ and Chap. 29, Heart dropsy, pain, etc.

Suffocation, heat; from exposure to sun, Cact. ☞ Dyspnœa heat, sunstroke

Suffocation, hysteria; bends backward and cries out, “ now it is over, now my breath is gone,”, Mosch.; sudden, Gels. ☞ Asthma hysteric

Suffocation, inspiration; worse with every, Acon.

Suffocation, labor pains; causes, Puls.

Suffocation, larynx; dryness, Kali c.; chronic inflammation, Bell.; as from mucus, Cinch.; touching causes, Lach.; touching causes, worse moving arm, Lach. ☞ Chap. 25, Glottis spasm and Larynx suffocative feeling

Suffocation, lungs; threatening paralysis, with long-lasting attacks, Lach.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; sudden, in epidemic pneumonia, Cup. m.

Suffocation, lying down: Ham.; on back, Ptel.; must get out of bed (angina pectoris), Lactu. v.; must sit up in bed, with desperate fits of, Lach.; starts up in bed, in croup, Spong.; in chronic bronchitis, Kali bi.; on left side, causes heart disease, Hydras.; in cardiac rheumatism, Lach.; sensation of, at first when, at night, Pod.; on back, at night, better sitting up, Asaf.; in diaphragmitis, Ham. ☞ Asthma and Dyspnœa lying down

Suffocation, mental condition; anguish, in influenza, Ipec.; anxiety in pneumonia, Ant. t.; apprehension on moving body (palpitation), Hyos.; fear, Amyg., Mez., Op., Sep., Ver.; fear of, in asthma, Tabac.; fear of, in influenza, Seneg.; with mucus in throat, Bry.; fear of, at night, with desire for open air, Dig.; after fright, Samb. ☞ Asthma and Dyspnœa mental condition

Suffocation, motion; aggravates, Ipec.; when moving in bed or raising arms must lie on right side or with head high (heart disease ; hydrothorax), Spig.; from least, Prun.; from least, in carditis, Spig. ☞ Asthma and Dyspnœa motion

Suffocation, with nervous attacks: Ipec.

Suffocation, at night: Ant. t., Ars., Aur. mur., Cinch., Ipec., Lyc., Med., Puls., Sul.; awaking, usually after midnight, must jump out of bed, hold firmly and eat something which gives relief (asthma spasmodicum), Graph.; awaking several times, Spong.; awaking, each successive attack increased in duration and intensity (nervous asthma), Nux v.; awaking her for three days with barking cough, complementary of Hepar and Phosphorus, Merc. cy.; in bed, Ars.; in catarrh, Ars.; in croup, Ars.; in diphtheritic croup, Kali bi., Lyc.; wants door and window open, Sul.; at 11, or between 11 and 3 o'clock, Squilla; in goitre, Merc. iod. flav.; in heart disease, Dig., Spong.; causing him to jump out of bed and sleep in a chair (cough), Crot. t.; produced by slightest covering over mouth or nose, Lach.; as if lungs were paralyzed, Phos.; after midnight, Samb.; in pneumonia, Sul.; with restlessness, Samb.; at 3 A.M., with cough, better by expectoration, Ant. t.; in swelling of thyroid, Spong. ☞ sleep ; also Asthma and Dyspnœa night

Suffocation, nose; sensation as if head were choked up (croup), Cub. ☞ Chap. 7, Nose stopped

Suffocation, palpitation; causes suffocation, Amyl., Calc. a.; awakens after midnight, alarm, anxiety, Spong.; and gasping, better lying down (pregnancy), Laur. ☞ heart

Suffocation, in pneumonia: ☞ lungs

Suffocation, position; threatened when assuming a wrong, Iod.

Suffocation, pulse; loss of, Cact.

Suffocation, restlessness: ☞ Dyspnœa restlessness

Suffocation, sitting; must sit bent forward, if possible at open window during attacks, worse by any other position, Chin. a.; when sitting up in bed, as if thorax were full, Med.; worse sitting up, Asaf.

Suffocation, sleep; awakes, Kali iod., Val., Vespa; throwing arms about (hydrothorax), Lach.; awakes when falling asleep, Spong.; awakens, in asthma, Arg. nit.; awakens, can scarcely breathe, Kali iod.; awakens, in dysmenorrhœa, Tarant.; awakens, 1 A.M., Ptel.; awakens between 1 and 2 A.M., Spong.; awakens, with ulcers in throat, Lach.; also after awaking at night, Phos.; partially comatose, Chlor.; paroxysms during, apt to be followed by violent fits of dry racking cough, better for a time, by drinking water, Op.; awakens, in croup, Kali br.; could