32. Upper Limbs pp. 890–900
ARMS, abscess: Ananth.; after dissecting-wound, Sil.; suppuration of cellular tissue of right forearm, Sil.
Arms, aching: Cact.; and soreness as if beaten above and below elbows, Eup. perf.; in left, Chin. a.; of right biceps flexor cubiti, Gamb.; in all bones, particularly in thumb, Calc.; in bones, after headache, Med.; dull, πCarbol. ac.; dull, heavy, in left, Iber.; in forearm, Como.; in left forearm, Carbol. ac.; short, lasting, growing pain in middle of left in front as from a severe blow, Chrom. ac.; on left humerus, Sarrac.; in left humerus, worse to touch, Iodof.; in right humerus, Arum d.; in left, Arum d.; in left, with disease of heart, Rhus; in parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.; of left, in muscular atrophy, Calc.; dull, in left, as if he had slept on it all night, Iber.; numb (remittent fever), Carbol. ac.; in right radius, worse motion or touch, Sabina; in right, Dolich., Gamb., Nitr. ac.; in right above elbow, Stram.; in right upper, Como.; in right (the left is bitten), feeling as if weather were going to change, Lyss.; mostly right, Jalap.; to shoulder, lasts all day, Vespa; sore, Calc. p.; sore, in left down to elbow (cardiac rheumatism), Cact.; as if sprained, Jugl.; dull, strained sensation, in middle of humerus as if about to break, Merc. iod. rub.; and is swollen, Lyss.; dull, on outer surface of right ulna, Ars.
Arms, alive; sensation as if something alive were running in, at night in bed, Ign.
Arms, atrophy: ☞ emaciated
Arms, belong; sensation in right as if it did not belong to her (hysterical paraplegia), Ign.
Arms, bending; irresistible desire to bend, with intense pain, drives out of bed at 2 A.M., better walking slowly, Ferr.; backward, causes shortness of breath and oppression, Sul.
Arms, bent; at elbows, Ferr. s.; at elbow, in a right angle, Œnanth.; forearms flexed on arms which are firmly pressed to sides (hysteria), Hydr. ac.; slightly curved, during seventh month of pregnancy, in a woman with albuminuria, dropsy, headache, etc., Œnanth. ☞ contraction
Arms, biting; to armpits, especially along course of vessels, Apis
Arms, blue (cyanotic): Bism., Elaps; in cholera infantum, Apis; in crusta serpiginosa, Sul.; forearm, Bism.; in streaks, down right forearm, Lyss.; to purple, almost black, Vespa
Arms, boils: Brom., Guaræa; bloodboils, Sil., Syph.; bloodboil on left forearm, near wrist, Iod.; bloodboils on upper, Bar. c.; furuncle, Sil.; furuncles, with ulceration of ears, Petrol.; furuncles on right forearm, Natr. s.; large inflamed furuncle on upper right, near elbow, Crotal.
two or three inches apart, some papular, with inflamed area, others pustular, Hydras.; small, on posterior surface of right upper, Iod.
Arms, boring: Ant. sul. aur., Bov.; on right forearm, Aur. met.; as if in marrow of humerus, Mang.; in left upper, better by motion, Cina; in ulna, nightly, Arg. nit.
Arms, feel as if broken; and dislocated, worse on pressure and from movement, Puls.; in left, Cain.; in neuralgia of brachial flexus, Ver.; in upper right, as if it would break, Cinnab.
Arms, bruised feeling: Aph. ch., Berb., Calc. p., Card. m., Lyss., Sep.; as if beaten, Ast. r., Cast. eq., Sul.; as if beaten in bones of upper, Ang.; as if beaten and lame in left, near elbow, Lyss.; as if beaten, on pressure on left upper, Arg. met.; as if beaten, in right, below elbow, after resting, Ars. met.; as if beaten, in upper, Calc., Nitr. ac.; in bones, Sil.; dislocated forearm, in left, Aloe; above elbow, outside, worse from motion of arm and touch, Cycl.; in forearm, Calc. p., Cic., Merc. iod. rub.; as from growing pains, Phos. ac.; as if knocked against something hard, Arn.; in humerus, Hep.; muscles around humerus, worse by touch, Iodof.; in joints, Alum., Phos. ac.; in joints, when bending backward, Ign.; in left, Iodof., Zinc.; in left, on awaking, Grat.; in left upper, Cain.; left upper feels as after taking violent exercise, Æsc. h.; in left upper, above axilla, in evening, Lyss.; during motion, Bufo.; on moving or taking hold of them, Calc.; in neuralgia of brachial plexus, Ver.; paralytic, in left, Dulc.; at times cannot raise it, Nitr. ac.; even when at rest, as if humerus were beaten in middle, into thumb, she could not use it, Puls.; in right, Urt. ur.; in bend of right, Zinc.; in right, sore to touch, worse on motion, better by external heat, Ferr.; almost like soreness, Spong.; on anterior surfaces, Arn.; on touching, Coccul.; in upper, Bell., Natr. m.; in upper, worse from motion, Ham.; in upper, worse when at rest, Lyc.; in upper, when touched on inner side, Kreo.
Arms, bubbling sensation; bubbling in left upper, Zinc.; in muscles, Petrol.
Arms, burning: Ars. h., Arund., Asaf., Aur. mur., Como., Cornus, Spong.; biting, posteriorly in upper part of skin of left, Zinc.; in bones, Bufo.; as from a red-hot coal, Phos. ac.; as if burnt (nervous debility), Curar.; in forearms, Aur. mur.; in skin on inner side of lower half of left forearm, Card. m.; as from a glowing iron, Alum.; in left forearm, Zinc.; in front of left forearm, near wrist, Agar.; in middle of forearm, extends to wrist, Kali bi.; in humerocubital articulation, Colch.; in left
when attacks begin (chorea), Cup. m.; down left to tips of fingers, πCarbol. ac.; in left, lying on back or leaning back, Phos.; in left upper, Colch.; in all muscles, Thuya; down wounded, Lyss.; in right, Asaf.; in right, in mammary cancer, Apis; outside of right forearm, Osm.; in right forearm, at 3 A.M., must get out of bed and walk, Rhus; burning in right forearm, after scratching white nodules, size of millet seed and furfuraceous, peeling off, Agar.; in right upper, Cepa; in skin, when sitting, Berb.; in small red spots, on accompanying rheumatism, Mang.; under, Calc. p.; in upper, a hand's breadth around whole arm, Bor. ☞ heat
Arms, burrowing pain; in upper, Natr. m.
Arms, carbuncle; on forearm, size of a silver dollar, painful, three spots like boils near it, Hep.
Arms, caries; of humerus and ulna, Sil.
Arms, chill: Bell., Euph.; in right, Calab.; in right, when she goes into open air, Lyss.; rigor, of right, Plat.; shivering, Cham.; shivering, prevents sleep, before midnight, Bry.; creeping shivering, with heat of cheeks, Puls.; shuddering, Bell.; shuddering, in left forearm, running upward, Carbol ac.; shuddering, before vomiting, Raph.; in upper, after dinner, Puls.; from upper, to back and legs, Mez.; commences in upper, spreads to back and chest, with heat of ears, Ign.; as from cold water, in backs of, in evening in bed, Berb.
Arms, chilliness: Astac., Cinnab.; after lying down, in evening, Nux v.; along posterior surface, Raph.; in rheumatism, Thuya; after rising, then jerking, Caust.; after stool, Plat.; in upper, Chel.
Arms, chorea: Mygale; without appreciable cause, Tarant.; movements of right alternate with movements of head, Tarant.; left, as if bound to side, Act. rac.; in left, paroxysmal, on approach of a storm, Rhod. ☞ Chap. 36, Chorea
Arms, cicatrix; skin adherent to scar on forearm becomes looser, Stront.
Arms, circulation; want of, Calc. p., Glon., Phos., Ver.
Arms, coldness: Arund., Berb., Dig., Kali m., Ver.; in crusta serpiginosa, Sul.; with diarrhœa, Phos.; after fever (intermittent), Sil.; in yellow fever, with cramp, irritability and sensitiveness of all the organs, Merc.; of forearms, Med.; corpse-like forearms, Rhus; forearms, to elbow, Ced.; forearms, to elbows (in cholera infantum), Calc.; forearms icy, in diarrhœa, Brom.; forearms icy, after revaccination, Thuya; in gastric disorder, Atrop. s.; gooseflesh on right, over whole body, Merc. per.; icy, especially during rest (paralysis), Dulc.; flush goes down as if ice water were being poured upon it, Lyss.; in left, in heart disease, Phos.; of left, with paralytic weakness (during sixth month of pregnancy), Rhus; of left, pain worse 4 A.M., Rhus; in left, as from a cold wind blowing on it, Ast. r.; before legs, Ars. h.; after meals, Camph.; when raising them, Ver.; of right, Ant. t., Kali m., Med.; right, or damp (epilepsy), Calc.; in rheumatism, Sang.; with sleepiness, Amyg.; with stiffness and numbness of hands, Ast. r.; transient, Sul.; in typhoid, Zinc.; in bilious vomiting, Crotal.; by putting hand in cold water, Elaps
Arms, congestion: Sul.
Arms, constriction; as of a band tied around, Cinch.; feeling as if a cord were drawn around upper, Alum.; with lancinating, sharp, or cutting pains running up back, Coloc.; in right, Cupr. m.; as if a string were tied around, Nux m.; caused by spasmodic tearing under left ribs, running down to, Lyss. ☞ cramplike pain
Arms, contraction: Ferr. s., Hydr. ac.; of extensor muscles, Natr. p.; painful when moving flexor tendons, Sil.; flexion of forearm, with spasmodic jerks of hand, Sec.; and rigidity of right flexors (epilepsy), Calc.; spasmodic, Ipec., Tabac. ☞ bent
Arms, convulsions: Arum t., Bell., Camph., Coccul., Ipec., Lyss., Sabad.; both nearly in position of right, in boxing, when standing at guard (epilepsy), Sul.; clenching thumbs, epileptic, Coccul.; clonic, of biceps flexor cubiti, Atrop. s.; in epilepsy, Sul.; epileptiform, wrenched, cracks audibly, Chin. a.; with hiccough, Stram.; more than legs, Camph., Stram.; one-sided, throwing about, and rotation same side as one-sided headache (tapeworm), Sabad.; slight, with paralysis of legs, Agar.; in prosopalgia, Plat.; rigid extension, tonic spasms, Med.; throws about before being put to bed, when spoken to harshly (St. Vitus' dance), Ver. v.; with screams, Cup. m.; tetanic, Anthrac., Camph., Cann. s.; with clenching of thumbs, Cham.; tonic, Carbol.ac.; tonic, of elbow, with a feeling as if extremities were going to sleep, Plat.; tonic, worse in forearms (cholera), Ant. t.; tossed about so that whole body had to follow (chorea), Cup. m.; ceasing when working hard with hands, Agar. ☞ motion, running ; also Chap. 36, Convulsions
Arms, cracking; of joints, on motion, Benz. ac.; joints of left arm, Brach.; on moving, Croc.
Arms, cramplike pain: Calc. p., Cina, Kreo.; dull, heavy, precedes cerebral apoplexy, Sil.; in forearm, with slow throbbing at upper end, beneath elbow joint, particularly on supporting arms, Spong.; in muscles of left forearm, extending to palm of hand, almost like paralysis, Menyanth.; in muscles of left radius, Card. m.; in muscles of right upper, Como. ☞ constriction
Arms, cramps: Calc., Crotal., Guaræa, Lyss., Natr. m., Tabac.; in cholera, Ant. t.; in cholera morbus, Jatroph.; in forearm, Phos. ac.; in forearm, with hemorrhoids, Phos. ac.; of forearms, in morning, Calc.; in left, Cornus; in right, drawing it backward, Amm. c.; in upper, Phos. ac.; of upper, with hemorrhoids, Phos. ac.; writer's cramp, Anac., Euphor.
Arms, crawling (creeping): Pallad.; from below, Nux m.; as far as clavicle, Alum.; as from fleas, better by scratching, but soon appears in a place near the spot, Pallad.; as if fleas were running over right, Lyss.; in left forearm, running upward, Carbol. ac.; in right, forearm, Chim. umb.; over front of, 10 A.M. to 2 P.M., Chlor.; especially in left, Apis; paretic, as if asleep (infiltration of back), Lach.; stinging in left, Lact. ac.; to throat (after suppressed eruption and abuse of mercury), Hep.
Arms, cutting; in lower muscles of forearm, Bell.; sudden dull, in forearm, transversely
through muscle of right, at a distance of a span from wrist, Mar. v.; in upper, preventing sleep (epidemic typhus), Chel.; warm, almost burning, like with a small knife, in right, from near shoulder down towards elbow, Ars. h. ☞ lancinating, shooting, stitches
Arms, cyanotic: ☞ blue
Arms, darting: Rheum, Sticta; shooting in head (neuralgia), Nux v.; along, in hysterical neuralgia, Val.; no longer able to raise right arm to head (chronic rheumatism), Apis
Arms, digging pains; early in morning and at intervals during day, dull in right, Diad.
Arms, disagreeable sensation: Aur. mur.
Arms, dislocated feeling; in left (rheumatism), Ant. t.; tensive aching, Rhus
Arms, drawing: Ant. c., Ast. r., Bapt., Bell., Cina, Cup. m., Mar. v., Nitr. ac., Puls., Sul.; at insertion of right biceps on flexing and extending arm, Sinap.; in long bones on lifting, after eating, Coccul.; in shaft of bones, Carbo v.; in bones of upper, in morning, Tereb.; internal corrosive, in right, especially under joint, Calc.; cramplike, in forearm, about 6 P.M., during wet, cold weather (chronic rheumatism), Rhod.; crampy, in region of right humerus, pain from above downward, when writing, Val.; cramplike, to fingers, Ang.; cramplike, in forearm, Ang.; dull, Caust.; from elbow to axilla, at night, Ars.; from right elbow to fingers, Amm. m.; from elbow to hand, Carbo v.; to fingers, Sep.; in inner portion, from elbow to tips of fingers, late in evening, Cham.; to fingers and tip of little finger, Cist.; in forearms, Agar., Como., Spong.; in bones of forearm, Puls.; in left forearm, Agar., Astac.; inside of right forearm, Osm.; peculiar, with formication and numbness of fingers, during chill (quotidian ague), Rhus; with headache, Ver.; in joints, Caulo.; with lameness in right, Kreo.; along left, Arg. nit., Pallad.; in left, to finger joints, Coloc.; in left, at night, to tips of fingers, Rhus; left upper to forearm, Agar.; in left, to ends of fingers, Æsc. h.; in left upper, close to elbow, Zinc.; in left, near elbow, Ast. r.; in left, before epileptic attacks, Cup. m.; left drawn involuntarily close to body (epilepsy), Cup. m.; in left, as if lame, on radial side, Pallad.; in left, from neck and shoulder, Pallad.; in left, from shoulder to elbow, Carbol. ac.; in left upper, when walking, Camph.; in arm on which he is lying at night, Carbo v.; during menses (nymphomania), Stram.; in muscles, Clem.; nightly, Calc.; particularly at night, Ars.; painful, Caps., Guaiac., Sul.; painful, with headache, Cup. m.; painful, in left, from shoulder to fingers, mixed with single stitches, a sort of tearing, Val.; painful, in rheumatism, Puls.; painful, first in right, then in left, Zing.; painful, from shoulder to wrist, in transient recurrent attacks, Puls.; painful, in inner surface of ulna, Cycl.; painful, along upper, to elbow, Asaf.; painful, in inner surface of upper, over elbows along forearms and wrists, Lyc.; painful, in right upper, Bell.; paralytic, Sep.; short paralytic, outside of left upper, Arg. met.; paralytic, in right, Arg. nit.; paralytic, in right, especially on wrist extending to tips of fingers, Rhus v.
paralytic, in upper, Phos.; pressive, in upper, Mur. ac.; in left radius, alternating with right, Card. m.; on inner side, during rest, ceases on motion, Camph.; rheumatic, in forearms, Phyt.; in right, Ast. r., Cast. eq.; in right forearm, Bell.; in right, above elbow, Stram.; in right upper, Ast. r., Bry., Card. m.; in right upper, to elbow joint, worse in lower parts, Ast. r.; beginning in shoulders and extending to ends of fingers, Apis; from shoulder to finger, with sensation as if arm were asleep, Nux v.; as if asleep (albuminuria), Nux v.; during sleep, followed by lameness and weariness in affected muscles (neurosis of stomach), Sang.; squeezing, Calad.; stinging in upper, Spong.; in ulnar nerve, to point of little finger, Cist.; as if being drawn up, Carb. s.; in upper, Amm. m., Ars. h., Vinca; on inner side of left upper, Bell.; in upper, worse moving hand or arm in writing, Anag.; in an isolated spot, in upper, Berb.; worse in wet weather, Rhod.
Arms, dull pain; in bones of left forearm, 12 M., Tromb.; left, then right, Calc. p.; right, then left, Cinch. bol.; in right forearm, to fingers, Elat.; in right upper, Zinc.
Arms, emaciated: Iod., Syph.; in dropsy, Lyc.; humerus seems covered only by integument (paraplegia), Plumb.; atrophy of right, after vaccination, Thuya
Arms, eruption: Caust.; angry, on right forearm, from elbow to phalangeal joints, raw, excoriated, with yellow scabs, eliminates seropurulent discharge (eczema, impetigenoids), Rhus; blebs, in pemphigus, Sep.; blisters, Merc. cor.; blisters changed into ulcers, Calc.; itching, on inner forearm, small water blisters, from scratching, Calc.; swelling, with large blisters, containing yellowish liquid, ruptured carelessly the liquid flowed over arm, which caused forearm to become one mass of blisters, soon affecting upper arm and right arm, Rhus; blisters small, especially hands and between fingers, Aurant.; blisters, putrid smelling, black, Ars.; blotches, like nettlerash, scaling off, on upper, Berb.; covered with itching blotches (urticaria), Phos.; blue spots, Sul. ac.; brown spots, Petrol.; brown spots, under, Guaræa; brown spots, under, like nævi materni, Thuya; brown spots, in secondary syphilis, Petrol.; copper-colored spots, Nitr. ac.; crusts on skin of forearm, smelling like cheese, Calc.; crusty, full of cracks, discharging pus and acrid fluid, with unbearable itching, Anthrac.; bluish-red places, like ecchymoses, with asthma, Kali c.; eczema chronica on dorsal region of forearm, Graph.; eczematous spots on right, on extensor surface, large as a penny, covered with small scabs near wrist, Thuya; eczema on forearm, Sil.; moist eczema on forearm, Merc.; erysipelatoid, Rhus; eczema on inner side, unbroken, dark-red surface, Merc.; spotted, itching, erythematous on lower forearm, appeared after Phos. (paralytic rheumatism), Phos.; on left forearm, begins as a small boil, disappears, leaving dry, scaly, itching eruption, then same process over again, covers space between elbow and wrist, Lach.; herpes, Dulc.; branlike herpes, Bor.; dry, herpetic, on outer side, worse on right, Hyper.
; herpes on forearm, Mang.; sudden herpetic, beginning as a small spot, gradually spreading over forearm, Con.; biting, burning, ichorous herpes on forearm, Con.; round herpetic spots, Natr. m.; small, round, red, itching, herpetic patches on forearm, Graph.; scaly herpes, Phos.; burning scaly herpes on forearm, Merc.; herpes, on inside of right forearm, Nux v.; like itch, Ananth.; dry itch, Psor.; whitish itching hives, becoming red after rubbing, with violent itching, Natr. m.; itching on inside of right forearm, Amm. c.; itching, painful, causing irresistible inclination to tear off crusts (ecthyma), Jugl.; leprous, Nuph.; obstinate lepra vulgaris, Iris; thick patches, in leprosy, Phos.; like lichen, Ananth.; liver spots, painful or itching, Lyc.; the usual liver spots, very dark, with much desquamation, Mez.; hard, bluish lumps under, oozing and scabbing after checked itch, Calc. p.; maculæ, in secondary syphilis, Syph.; miliary, Nux v.; nettlerash, Sul.; like nettlerash in large raised wheals, from chill, Chloral.; nodules on biceps, Hippoz.; nodules, on flexors of forearm, Hippoz.; nodes, on joints, Benz. ac.; numb, after scratching, Sul.; small red raised papules, eighth day after vaccination on arm and forearm, skin red and thickened, blackish along elbow (erysipelas), Crotal.; papular, on forearm, lasting a few days and frequently recurring, Kali bi.; patches, Berb.; petechiæ-like spots, Berb.; petechiæ, small and red, on forearm, Berb.; large petechial spots, size of a five shilling piece on, Phos.; pimples, Arum t., Cinch.; pimples, burning, itching, size of millet seed, Agar.; pimples, on inner side of forearm, Calc. p.; pimples, on left upper, bleeding after scratching, Mosch.; pimples, on right forearm, discharge water when scratched, Kali n.; pimples, itch excessively, Ascl. t.; pimples on right upper, Laur.; pimples, small dry, red, Iod.; pimples, suppurating, Arund.; upon red surface of left, a mass of minute points of a deeper red, Chloral.; prickling heat to armpit, Apis; psoriasis, in blepharitis, Sil.; psoriasis, chronic, especially left exterior surface itching, Rhus; patches of psoriasis size of a crown piece, and indolent, Kali a.; covered with purplish spots, Kali c.; pustules, Bell., Stilling, Tabac.; pustules on forearm, Calc.; pustules on flexor side of forearm, ulcerating, Calc.; pustules itch excessively, Ascl. t.; large pustules, no tendency to heal, Psor.; pustules pocklike, Ascl. t.; small pustules, spread and exude a yellowish corroding discharge, tensive burning pains, Staph.; pustules, size of split peas, with a hair in centre, Kali bi.; pustules scattered, Merc. sol.; in forearm, rash, Calad., Merc. sol.; rash, itching, like scabies, Caust.; rash on forearm, itching alternating with asthma, rash, red, itching, Mez.; rash, brownish, miliary, Mez.; rash like insect bites running together in large patches, only red when scratched, Magn. p.; rash, pustular, irritating, on elbow, from contact with coarse shirt, patches like lichen on some parts, on others linear appearance of psoriasis, Sul.; rash, rough, Sec.; rash like scarlatina simplex, bright red, disappears on pressure, returns immediately after removal of pressure, Stram.
slightly elevated red blotches on left forearm, Kreo.; red spots, Apis, Sabad.; covered with red spots, Elaps; circular red spot on anterior surface, dry, furfuraceous, Ast. r.; dingy, red, marbled spots, Berb.; pale red spots (syphilis), Phyt.; small round, red, insensible spots on inner side of, Led.; small reddish spots, Lach.; red, round itching spot on left forearm, with white vesicles, Thuya; red, round, burning spots on forearm, Chel.; small red, itching spots, Graph.; scarlet streaks on left forearm, disappearing when passing finger over them, Euphor.; red, miliary, acute rheumatism, Chel.; red patches on forearm, some bluish, painful to touch, new ones constantly forming (erythema nodosum during typhoid), Rhus v.; large red patches like nettlerash in large raised wheal, intense itching, Chloral.; red spot on dorsum of forearm of, Osm.; red, slightly elevated, on left forearm (gastromalacia), Kreo.; little red elevations, points of which peel off, on left (psoriasis), Merc.; red, round, scaly spots one inch in diameter, on forearm (psoriasis), Merc.; like rot in sheep, with desquamation, Led.; salt rheum on left for nine years, extending from elbow to hand, red, raw and moist at times, at others covered with a thick crust or scab, Petrol.; scabs on right, Sul.; yellow scabs cover diseased surface thickly with fissures, especially on elbows, occasioning soreness and bleeding with itching, Sul.; crops of scabs, itchy, he scratched them off (after vaccination), Sul.; scaly, Fluor. ac.; scaly, better by hot water, Kali s.; scarlet, in children, Asim.; diffuse scarlet efflorescence, studded with innumerable papulæ like rash of scarlet fever, Bell.; speckled, Chloral.; specks, resembling nettlerash, Berb.; spots, Cup. m.; elevated spots, Syph.; spots like flea bites, Stram.; spots and tubercles ulcerate, Natr. c.; stripes, Sabad.; suppression causes paralysis of legs, Psor.; hard, red, conical swellings, varying size from half dime to inch or two in diameter (erysipelas), Apis; in syphilis, Phyt.; syphilitic rash, an abundance of fine scabs peeling off (secondary syphilis), Syph.; tetter, Lach.; dry tetter, like zona, Dolich.; tetter on forearms, Graph.; tetter on forearm (leucorrhœa), Alum.; tetters humid on forepart, Con.; tetter, with small millet-like eruption, exuding a yellow fluid, itches intensely in heat, Psor.; small red tetter, violent itching, Magn. s.; tetter on right forearm, which peels and causes a voluptuous itching, Merc.; tubercles painful, Ars.; moist itching, little raw tubercles (eczema capitis), Phyt.; urticaria, in forearm, Calad.; varicella on upper, Led.; vesicular, Como., Merc. c.; vesicles on forearm, Arn., Spong.; vesicles itch excessively, Ascl. t.; patches of vesicles, on forearms, Rhus; vesicles as large as peas, every four to six weeks, appear over night, filled with watery serum, becoming purulent, lasting six or seven days, then scurfy, rapidly dry and fall off, itching, Sul.; small red vesicles, Natr. m.; redness, with innumerable vesicles, filled with transparent lymph, many become confluent, forming blisters, resembling pemphigus, skin peels off (after
wearing gloves cleaned with turpentine), Tereb.; and sores, commencing as small vesicles, filled with serum, mattering to pustules, afterward covering with thick, dirty-looking scabs often close together, itch when he gets warm (rupia syphilitica), Sul.; little vesicles on forearms, especially right, contents change to pus, itching, destroyed by scratching (impetigo), Rhus v.; small vesicles itching, Daph.; minute vesicles to elbows, pruritus, worse from scratching, Sul.; vesicles becoming pustular, itching in evening, Iris; white vesicles on forearm, itching and burning, Calad.; wartlike, Natr. s.; itching wheals on right (fungus hæmatodes), Phos.; white blotches with red areola, Dulc.; white spots, Apis; white spots on forearms, Berb.; yellow spots, Petrol. ☞ erysipelas, purpura
Arms, erysipelas: Petrol., Phos. ac.; surface bluish, swelling glossy, impending gangrene, Lach.; in right mammary cancer, Apis ☞ Chap. 46, Eruption erysipelas
Arms, excoriated; forearms, upon which child wipes its nose, by copious, thick green acrid discharge (scrofulous inflammation of eyes), Merc.
Arms, fatigued: ☞ tired
Arms, formication: Acon., Arund., Cact., Urt. ur.; worse in heat of bed, from exposure to cold and in stormy weather, Rhod.; during day, Arg. nit.; to throat (after suppressed eruption and abuse of mercury), Hep. ☞ numbness, pricking, tingling
Arms, fulness: Ver.
Arms, fungous growth; on stump, after amputation for cancer, Sil.
Arms, gnawing; in bones of forearm, Graph.; as if in marrow of humerus, Mang.; in left, prevents sleep, movement of fingers causes pain (rheumatism humeri), Ferr.; in left, lying on back or leaning back, Phos.
Arms, gooseskin; forearm covered with dots, Calc.
Arms, gouty pains; in upper, Ars. h.
Arms, grinding; dull, in middle of left forearm, at intervals during evening, Diosc.
Arms, gurgling; feeling in muscles of right upper, Berb.
Arms, hang; desire to let arms hang down, Chlorof.
Arms, heart; left to fingers, pain from, Aur. met.; pain down left to fingers, in disease of, Cact.; præcordial pain extends to right (angina pectoris), Amyl. ☞ Chap. 29, Heart arms
Arms, heat: Spong., Stram.; burning, Guaræa; distressing burning, Urt. ur.; in left, Arund.; warmer, feels heavy, swollen, Æsc. h.; in left, worse at night, Phos.; at night, Lach.; in right, in right mammary cancer, Apis; in upper, with cough, Calc. p.; transient warmth through right, Ang. ☞ burning, inflammation
Arms, heaviness: Ang., Bell., Berb., Cact., Cann. i., πCarbol. ac., Manc., Natr. c., Natr. m., Sil.; as if broken or beaten, worse at night, Merc.; as if bruised, forearms, Croc.; as if circulation were checked, Glon.; on exertion, Pic. ac.; in forearm, Anac.; in forearms, Ars. s. r., Aur. met., Spong.; in forearms, imagines he cannot lift them, Diad.; especially in forearms, Mur. ac.; in humerus, Sul.
lame feeling, in smallpox, Var.; lame, after posing, Ang.; as lead, Nux v., Sil.; as lead, in rheumatism humeri, Ferr.; leaden, increasing difficulty in playing piano (nervous debility), Curar.; of left, Arg. nit., Arund., Camph., Dig.; of left (heart affection), Sumb.; left moved with difficulty, shoulder alone seems to act, Bar. c.; as if it required more exertion to lift them, Ars. met.; feeling of load in affected side (hemiplegia), Stann.; in morning, Ant. sul. aur.; with pain, Coccul.; paralytic, with weakness, Nux v.; paralytic, as if weights were hung upon them, Chel.; paralytic, preventing work (paralytic rheumatism), Phos.; in, when raising it, most in left, Cic.; on raising or using it, Puls.; of right, Aloe, Amm. m., Merc. iod. flav.; especially right, worse from motion, Stann.; of right, which had been paralyzed, Ign.; right inactive, writing is too great an exertion, he allows arm to drop, Lyss.; from shoulders to fingers, Puls.; feels thicker, Cast. eq.; as if something were hanging on upper, Sul.; in upper, with pain, Ascl. s.; weight, Cact.; weight, in brachial neuralgia, Crot. t.; weight, of left, painful when lying on right side (heart disease), Lach.; weight, in right, Amm. c.; as if weights were hanging to them (nervous debility), Curar.; with weariness, Diad.
Arms, inflammation: Arg. met.; erysipelatous, of left, affecting whole lower arm and hand, after being scratched by a dog (secondary erysipelas), Kali c.; around induration on forearm (cancerous inoculation), Ars.; erysipelatous, phlegmonous, with pustules and ulcers (sore finger), Hippoz.; and swelling, Vespa ☞ burning, heat
Arms, injuries; slightest motion extorts cries (after a fall), Hyper.; cannot extend left without pain, pyæmia from, to right middle finger, Crotal.; flabby condition of muscles after scalding, Caust.; scalding of left forearm, suppuration followed, with much pain, Urt. ur.; pain extending upward from wound, towards throat, Lyss.; sprains, Arn., Rhus ☞ Chap. 40, Injuries
Arms, insensibility; in forearm, Ars. met.; in left, Cinch. bol., Nux v.; of left, in leprosy, Lach.; in spinal affection, Sec. ☞ numbness, paralysis
Arms, irritation; with lancinating pains, Œnan.
Arms, itching: Agar., Bov., Carbo v., Caust., Cornus, Cup. ars., Lach., Psor., Sep., Urt. ur.; to armpit, especially along course of vessels, Apis; beneath upper, Spong.; biting in upper, when she feels cold, rubbing makes spot red, vesicles arise, soon vanishing again, Spong.; above elbow, Anag.; as from flea bites, Thuya; on forearms, Kali bi., Psor., Verbas.; of right forearm, after scratching, white nodules size of millet seed and furfuraceous, peeling off, Agar.; on inside of forearm, Amm. m.; in fungus hæmatodes, Phos.; on left, Pallad.; nocturnal, better by scratching, but immediately returning on some other place, Mez.; all over, Lyss.; of right, Vespa; especially on right elbow joint, Ind.; on outer surface of right upper, just above elbow, better by scratching, Mang.; better by scratching, but soon appears in a place near the spot, Pallad.
; in skin, Sil.; appears suddenly, Lyss.; in syphilis, Lyc.; in tarsal tumors, Zinc.; unbearable, Anthrac.; under, Calc. p.; on upper, Aurant.
Arms, jactitation: Amyg.; constant (chorea), Kali br.; in convulsions, Amyg.; painful, in right upper, Menyanth. ☞ jerking
Arms, jerking: Bell., Coff., Crotal., Cup. m., Graph., Puls.; in air during windy, cold weather, better in warm room, Sul.; of upper arm, into bones, Berb.; in chorea, Ver. v.; constant, in cholera infantum, Ver.; left, convulsively, as by an electric shock, Cup. m.; during day, Thuya; in gastric fevers, Stram.; forearm, in one part of muscle, as if a mouse were crawling under skin, evening, after lying down, Ign.; forearms, could not feel pulse, after bleeding, Sil.; frequent, involuntary, in epilepsy, Cic.; in left forearm, Astac.; through left forearm, like electric shocks, shoots to fingers, Chen. v.; from middle of inner surface of left upper to forearm, Camph.; in left, all day, Cic.; in left, Diad.; after night, Graph.; pain in right upper, Ran. b.; painless, particularly at night, Bar. m.; when at rest (hysteria), Val.; in muscles, when resting it, Stann.; in right, Inul.; usually right, Mygale; spasmodic, Ipec.; spasmodic, following injury to knee by splinter, Cic.; spasmodic, on going to sleep, Hyper.; spasmodic, from toothache, Hyos.; in spasms, after fright, Cup. m.; with drawing in thumbs (intermittent), Coccul.; in upper, Asaf. ☞ jactitation, twitching
Arms, lacerating: Guaiac.; in bones of forearm, Puls.; at night, and when moving, Merc.; particularly at night, Ars.; nightly pain (muscular atrophy), Calc.
Arms, lameness: Amyl., Bell., Berb., Bism., Calc., Calc. p., Cinnab., Coccul., Phyt., Sep.; with crawling, Coccul.; with drawing in right, Kreo.; of flexor muscles of right, Amyl.; in forearm, Agar.; in all joints, Cepa; of left, Ars., Hyper., Ol. an.; of left (cardiac), Brom.; in middle of left, in front as from severe blow, Chrom. ac.; of left, with painful, drawing above wrist to upper arm and into shoulder, Calc. a.; of left, when lying on left side at night, Merc. iod. flav.; violent, in left, after palpitation commences, Agar.; painful, of left, with stitches in heart, Rhus; in left upper, Lobel. i.; in left, worse using arm, Lach.; as after holding a heavy load, when stretching, Ang.; on motion, particularly on raising arm up as if reaching, Syph.; painful, Cycl., Fluor. ac., Plumb.; painful, in left, Carb. s.; painful, in left, morning in bed, better lying on it, Calc. a.; painful, in right upper, Como.; painful, in upper, cannot be moved in joint, Coccul.; paralytic, of upper, worse least motion, at night driving out of bed, slightly better walking about, no swelling, Ferr. m.; rheumatic, in upper, as far as elbow, it sinks down on lifting it, Mar. v.; of right, Act. sp., Amm. c., Cinnab., Ferr., Sang.; in right, especially carpal bones, Bism.; of right, with pain in shoulder, Magn. c.; as if right had gone to sleep, Kali bi.; slight, in right, some difficulty in writing, Fluor. ac.; of muscles, after scalding, Caust.; from shoulder to hands, Psor.; cannot use, Cornus
disappearing while walking in open air, Pallad.; worse in cold wet weather, in bed and at rest, Rhus
Arms, lancinating: Aur. mur., Chel.; in angina pectoris, Oxal. ac.; in bones, Bufo.; in forearms, Aur. mur.; in biceps of left, extends into shoulder, worse extending arm, Ind.; when moving, making her cry out, Ferr. ☞ stitches
Arms, large; right seemed at times to be larger than his whole body, and its motions not fully under control of will, Cup. m.
Arms, lassitude: ☞ tired
Arms, livid; forearm, as in malignant cholera, Ars.; with sleepiness, Amyg.
Arms, motion; agitated, lower limbs quiet, Stram.; automatic, of one, in hydrocephalus, Hell.; beating with one, grasping with the other, Stram.; moving causes pain in chest, Sul.; in constant action, with diverse movement (chorea), Sec.; constant motion, worse in morning, in chorea, Mygale; continually, automatically, except when asleep, Hell.; continual, as if spinning or weaving, Stram.; convulsive, over head, Stram.; convulsive, above head, with screaming, especially with eclampsia, Stram.; convulsive, with pain in joints, Plumb.; convulsive, to and fro, Op.; convulsive, uncontrollable, Mygale; difficult, Aur. met.; odd, in diphtheria, Lach.; disorderly and irregular movements of left arm and leg, seldom left arm and right leg, Tarant.; draws across chest, Stram.; fiddling, slow bass viol movement, Clem.; moving with force causes asthma, Amm. m.; thrown violently forward, Ipec.; graceful, gyratory, Stram.; throws above head, on awaking suddenly (spasmus glottidis), Sul.; right extended above head, as if catching something (spasms), πCamph.; hurried movements, Agar.; impaired in morning (myelitis), Dulc.; inability to move, Mosch.; inability to move, in rheumatism, Abrot.; almost inconceivable during attacks, worse during full moon and when vexed (chorea), Natr. m.; involuntarily, Camph.; involuntary, of left, from fright, Cup. m.; constant, involuntary, of one (hydrocephalus, stage of exudation), Apoc.; involuntary, in right, ceases during sleep, Coccul.; irregular, Agar.; constant, irregular, of left (chorea), Act. rac.; constant, irregular, of right, Tarant.; irregular, quick, †Agar.; jerked upward and outward, Arg. nit.; loss of mobility in left, Nux v.; loss, at night, Nux v.; cannot move, Kali m.; odd, with right, as if reaching for something (diphtheria), Lach.; pushed from body (convulsions), Coccul.; cannot raise right, Magn. c.; regular, of right (eclampsia), Ipec.; unable to move on rising, Ang.; rotary, of right (cholera infantum), Camph.; continual, rotary, with left (epileptiform spasms), Stram.; rotates over head (chorea), Stram.; during sleep, Caust.; spasmodic, Aur. mur.; spasmodic, in epilepsy, Caust.; spasmodic, of forearms, Stram.; struggling when rising, Berb.; constant threshing, left, in hydrocephalus, Bry.; throwing about, Samb.; throwing about, in metritis, Canth.; throwing about, in neuralgia, Stram.; throwing about, in pneumonia, Ant. t.; throwing about, in puerperal convulsions, Op.; throwing about, with
spasms (epileptic), Lyc.; throwing about, with waking, with suffocating fits (hydrothorax), Lach.; throwing or whirling about of arm, Hell.; throwing wildly about, with infantile, capillary bronchitis, Kali br.; thrown from side to side (convulsions), Cina; thrown upward, Stram.; tossed from side to side (chorea), Tarant.; tossing, in spasmus glottidis, Ver.; twisting of left, precedes epilepsy, Sil.; tossing, during sleep, Kali bi.; unable to move right, Coccul.; constant, up and down, and from side to side, Cup. ars.; vertigo, when lifting, Bar. c.; violent, in delirium, Bell.; left, and hand, weaving motion, up and down, each time a sigh, Bry. ☞ convulsions, restless, stiffness
Arms, mouse: ☞ running
Arms, neuralgia: Æsc. h., Calab., Crotal., Crot. tig., Staph., Tereb.; cervico-brachial, Acon., Arn., Ars., Ferr., Graph., Ign., Lyc., Phos., Rhus, Sep., Staph., Sul., Ver.; in brachial plexus, as if beaten or bruised, Ver.; in forearms, increase and decrease gradually, worse in cold air, cold water, Ars.; in humerus, crampy darting, tearing, like an electric shock in bone, intensely painful, Val.; intense, indescribable, awakens from sleep at 4 or 5 o'clock, shoulders to wrists, continues as long as he lies in bed, can tolerate no covering, better getting up and moving about, worse in bad weather, spring and autumn (neuralgia of brachial plexus), Ver.; in left, Ars.; peculiar, in left, suddenly, after meals, Ars.; in left, to end of index finger, tingling, Æsc. h.; running down left median nerve, Hyper.; in right, Glon., Pallad.; paroxysmal, in right, Kalm.; in course of ulnar nerve, Pod.; cannot use arm, Cornus ☞ rheumatism, tearing ; also Fingers, Hands and Wrists neuralgia ; also Chap. 36, Neuralgia
Arms, numbness (as if asleep): Acon., Æthus., Amb., Bufo., Calc. p., Carb. s., Cast. eq., Coccul., Croc., Diosc., Euph., Graph., Hell., Kali c., Lyc., Lyss., Merc. iod. flav., Nux v., Phos., Plumb., Rhus, Sec., Sep.; aching, Carbol. ac.; when awaking, in morning, Calad., Magn. m.; as if blood ceased to circulate, Rhod.; cold on outer side, just below elbow, Med.; with colic, Diad.; during confinement, Cup. m.; with crawling, Coccul.; in nervous debility, Curar.; in diarrhœa, Diad.; as far as elbow, Inul.; during intervals of epilepsy, Cup. m.; even after violent exercise (angina pectoris), Kali c.; in intermittent fever, Agar., Amm. m., Ars. s. r., Coccul., Merc. sul., Zing.; forearm as if dead, insensible to heat of stove (rheumatism), Thuya; in forearm, to fingers, Pallad.; of left forearm, Diosc.; in left, from elbow to little finger, Cinnab.; left forearm, any attempt to raise caused discomfort and irritability, Med.; of right forearm, Nitr. ac.; forearm, sensation of swelling, Op.; forearm, as if hands were swollen, Coccul.; when grasping, must let them sink down, Cham.; heaviness, following throbbing, Glon.; when lain on, Kali c.; and lameness, Cup. m.; of left, Ailant., Apis, Anac., Cup. ars., Lac c., Med., Merc. iod. flav., Millef., Nux v., Pallad., Tarax., Xan.; in left, worse on going to bed, Psor.; moving down left, Glon.; left, in epilepsy, Bufo.
left, while pain and redness on foot disappeared, returned to foot when arm and hand got well (rheumatism complicated with epilepsy), Lach.; left and down ring finger, Calab.; left, with pricking in little finger, Cact.; left, to fingertips, πCarbol. ac.; left, in heart disease, Acon., Glon., Phos., Rhus, Sum.; in left, in cardiac hypertrophy, Acon., Cact.; left, with cardiac pain, Diosc.; left, with stitches in heart, Rhus; left, as if bound to side (angina pectoris), Act. rac.; left, without lying on it, Cham.; left, as if paralyzed, Æsc. h.; of left, with paralytic weakness (during sixth month of pregnancy), Rhus; of left, increasing till it becomes powerless (epileptoid), Tarant.; in left, in rest, Amb.; of left, better rubbing, Hyper.; left, sitting in afternoon, Niccol.; when lying on them, Bar. c., Rhus; if he lies upon them, with pains, Calc.; when lying on them, when carrying anything in hands, at night, Amb.; with trembling, jerking, fluttering through lungs, Lac c.; in measles, Zinc.; for several hours in morning, with pain in region of heart, Pallad.; at night, in bed, Ign.; painful, as if "crazy bone" had been struck, Cinnab.; painful, in forearm, Como.; painful, left, cannot even hold paper any length of time, Med.; with palpitation, Lach.; as if paralyzed, Alum.; want of power in extensor muscles of right forearm, those of thumb and index finger being almost paralyzed, attack commenced eighteen months ago and was attributed to continuous knitting, Plumb.; on raising or using it, Puls.; with rash, after confinement, Cup. m.; when resting on them, Sil.; in right, Calab., Cast. eq., Lach.; in right, better from coffee, Filix; right, as if dead, with heavy pain in right side, Ol. jec.; right, feels dead and without sensation, from shoulder to elbow (rheumatism), Lyc.; right, at night, Pallad.; in right, like pins and needles, Sil.; in right, in prosopalgia, Cinch.; better from rubbing, Natr. m.; right, in spinal irritation, Hep.; right, worse writing, Merc. iod. flav.; shoulders to fingers, Puls.; external side, worse when arm hangs, Berb.; while sitting, Graph.; in skin, Urt. ur.; in spinal affection, Sec.; periphery of ulnar nerve, Diad.; in bilious vomiting, Crotal.; as if wooden (myelitis), Dulc. ☞ formication, paralytic feeling, tingling
Arms, pain (undefined): Amyl., Apoc., Ars. h., Ars. m., Badiag., Cact., Nitr. sp. d., Plat., Polyg., Polyp.; after amputating, excruciating, Hyper.; with axillary swelling, Bar. c.; in biceps, after lifting, upward and downward when moving arm, Berb.; with blue boils, after glanders poisoning, Anthrac.; as if in bones (mastitis), Hep.; in bones, Rhus, Sarrac.; between bones of forearms, Calad.; in bones of left, Ascl. t.; in bones of left upper, worse towards morning, when he wakes, Ars. s. r.; in bones on which he lies at night, Iod.; in bones, at night, Lyc.; in bones of upper, with pains in head (cephalalgia periostitica), Mez.; worse breathing, talking or laughing, Mang.; before chill, Eup. pur.; with chills, Spong.; worse after chill, in upper, Ars. h.; during cough, Puls.; followed by cramps and drawing in back and limbs of
bitten side, Lyss.; deep-seated, muscular, Gels.; down arms, Aspar., Hydras.; worse above left elbow, πForm.; from elbows to fingers, in rheumatism, Puls.; from elbows to fingers, with swelling of affected parts, worse from motion and contact, previous use of mercury (syphilis), Phyt.; to finger ends, from face, Coff.; to fingers and side of head (consumption), Guaiac.; in flexors, when grasping anything, Natr. s.; in flexors of left forearm, on radial side, near elbow, Chin. a.; in forearm, as if he would lose consciousness, Agar.; in forearm, below elbow, Mur.; in forearm, when moving fingers, Asaf.; in forearm, inside, near elbow joint, Anag.; inner side of left forearm, deep, Chen. v.; in forearms, intolerable, Kali bi.; in left forearm, as if bones were being pressed together, Spong.; running up and down bones of left forearm, Bapt.; in left forearm, in radius, as if bones were crushed and broken, Gymn.; in left forearm, at 11 P.M., dull, intermittent, Tromb.; of left forearm, in middle, in evening, Cast. eq.; in left forearm, after twitching in left abdomen and groin, Chen. v.; worse in left forearm, Cepa; in right forearm, Apis; on letting them hang, or stretching in bed, Alum.; with heaviness, Ascl. s., Coccul.; in middle of left humerus, Osm.; in humerus, nightly, going off by day during motion, Dros.; in internal surface, Cup. ars.; in joints, as from overexertion, when bending them backward, Ign.; in left, Ind., Iod., Ipom., Kalm., Phos., Tabac.; in left, in dyspepsia, Arg. nit.; in left, in evening in bed, Ast. r.; down left (convulsions), Glon.; in left, before epileptic attack, Calc. ars.; in left, in tertian ague, Hep.; in left, in angina pectoris, Act. rac., Dig.; in left, in heart disease, Dig.; in left, with dull pain in heart, Med.; in lower part of left, Chim. umb.; in left, during menses, Agar.; in muscles of left, Rhus; in left, with palpitation, Calc.; left to right, Form.; running along left upper, becoming stationary, Brach.; in left, cannot use it, Lach.; on lifting them, Coccul.; during menses, Calc., Eup. pur.; on motion, particularly on raising arm as if reaching, pain about insertion of deltoid in upper third of humerus, Syph.; cannot bear motion, Cham.; in muscles, Phyt.; in course of median nerve of left, Iod.; at night, better by warm wrappings, Sil.; violent, nightly, Asaf.; and numbness, in left, Curar.; with numbness, as if a nerve had been pressed, Act. rac.; in middle of left radius, worse writing, better rubbing, Cepa; in middle of left radius, worse in small spot, Chen. v.; increasing, no longer able to raise right arm to head (chronic rheumatism), Apis; on side on which he rests at night, Ars.; in right, Lyc., Pallad., Xan.; in right biceps, flexor cubiti, near elbow, Ipom.; in right, above upper half of biceps and shoulder joint, Chim. umb.; in right, after exposure to cold, with numbness, or succeeded by numbness (neuralgia), Kalm.; in right, above elbow, Ars. m., Form.; in right, commencing just above bend of elbow, also to third finger, Xan.; in right, with groaning, Card. m.; in right, goes through hand into little ring finger, worse middle joint of middle finger, Ars. m.; in right, with hepatic affection, Lept.
in right, on moving, Cinch. bol.; in right, in muscles just above elbow, thence to inner side of left thigh, just above knee, thence to abdomen below præcordial region, Daph.; in muscles of right upper, Cact.; in right, at noon when walking, Pallad.; in right, in paralytic rheumatism, Phos.; in upper right, worse at night on turning in bed, Sang.; in right, wakes with whimpering, Cast. eq.; in right, after walking at noon, Pallad.; right, worse from pressure, rubbing and passive motion, Merc. iod. flav.; in muscles, near shoulder, Anag.; awaking from sleep, lying on side, Arn.; prevents sleep, Brach.; worse going to sleep, in upper, Kali c.; in lower part of left ulna, Bapt.; in ulnar muscles, to little fingers, Kreo.; in upper, Ars. h.; in upper, in variola, Thuya; on moving upper, as if head of humerus were loose and easily dislocated, Croc.; cannot raise them, Colch.; with weakness, Calab.; worse near wrist, worse on motion, writing, or bending arm, painful, Amyl.
Arms, palpitation; left, has to seize, during, Aur. met.
Arms, paralysis: Acon., Æsc. h., Ant. t., Apis, Arn., Bar. m., Bell., Bry., Calc., Caust., Cinch., Coccul., Colch., Dulc., Kali c., Lyc., Merc., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Op., Plumb., Sep., Ver.; coldness, Dulc.; icy cold, especially during rest, Dulc.; coldness, insensibility, Rhus; sequel to diphtheria, Caust.; worse after unusual exertion (paralytic rheumatism), Phos.; of forearm, in parts chiefly exposed to contact with paint, Plumb.; left forearm, Bar. c.; incomplete, as if asleep, heavy as lead, Nux v.; with jerks, as if blood would start out of veins, Nux v.; of left, Bapt., Nux v., Rhus; of left, after apoplectic condition, with great prostration, Ars.; of left, in hysteria, Sep.; left, powerless (irritation of cerebrospinal nerves), Paris; use of left impeded, Chrom. ac.; left, during attack of vertigo, remained so for several days (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.; when lifted, fall like inert masses and remain immovable, Con.; in meningitis, Rhus; loss of motion, in albuminuria, Nux v.; could not move (after suppressed eruption and abuse of mercury), Hep.; in brachial neuralgia, Crot. t.; with pain, dryness, deathly paleness and coldness of hands, Plumb.; partial, πAtrop. s., Lac c.; partial, of left, Plumb.; pains as from fatigue and weakness, with dread of motion, Guaiac.; can only raise arms to a right angle with axilla, trying to force them higher causes muscles to suddenly become paralyzed and they drop pendent, Syph.; in rheumatism, Kalm.; of right, Arn., Ars. s. r., Cann. i., ⁞Ferr. iod., Nux v., Rhus; of right, chronic, Sang.; of right, with glossoplegia, Caust.; right, cannot lift, in apoplexy, Arn.; right, cannot be moved, in apoplexy, Bar. c.; of right, from poisoning by morphium aceticum, Nux v.; can hardly raise it (hysterical paraplegia), Ign.; cramp, then loss of sensation, rapid emaciation, with coldness of parts, Plumb.; sudden, of left, in open air, on a rainy day, Rhus; with burning on urination, scanty discharge and vesical tenesmus, Rhus ☞ motion
Arms, paralytic feeling: Coccul., Crotal.
Lith., Natr. s., Sil.; in brain diseases, Zinc.; on side of body corresponding to affected side of face (prosopalgia), Coccul.; in height of paroxysm of gastralgia, Sul.; with headache, Iod.; in left, Agar., Brom., Hippom., Plat.; of left, for several hours in morning, with pain in region of heart, Pallad.; in left, at night, Rhus; left, difficult and painful to raise after falling on ice, Zing.; painful, cannot hold lightest thing firmly, Colch.; dull, painful in left, after fright and caused by severe cold, on continuing to walk, extends to left side of chest, obstructing respiration and forcing him to stand still (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), Stann.; early in morning, on rising, sometimes from shoulder to elbow, better after work, worse in evening when at rest (paralytic rheumatism), Phos.; in pericarditis, Ars.; can be produced by pressure upon parts where nerves are easily reached, Plat.; in right, Æsc. h., Chim. m.; in right forearm (chronic rheumatism), Apis; from shoulders to hands, Psor.; during sleep, Plat.; in upper, worse right side, Zinc.; from much writing, Agar.; ☞ lameness, numbness, tired, weak
Arms, paralytic feeling: Coccul., Crotal.; by touch, Cinch.; in left, Chel.; in anterior surface of left upper, Bell.; in left, after palpitation commences, Agar.; in right forearm, Bell.; in right upper, Bell.
Arms, piercing; extending and drawing up tips of little fingers, Cist.; humerus, Natr. s.; in upper, with tightness (rheumatic attacks), Bry. ☞ stitches
Arms, pinching; drawing between bones of forearms, Calad.; in left upper, better by motion, Cina; often repeated in left upper, above elbow, Osm.; in right forearm, Osm.
Arms, pressing feeling: Bell., Carbo v.; as if blood would burst out of vessels, Lil. tig.; in anterior surface of left upper, Bell.; hard, in right upper, worse from touch or motion, Agnus; in muscles, Clem., Nitr. sp. d.; laming hard, in right, as if in periosteum and deep-seated muscles extending to fingers, impedes writing, Cycl.; laming, tearing, in right forearm, worse towards outer side, at times worse in upper part, better by motion and touch, Bism.; painful above elbows, Caust.; painful, in left and in spleen, Fluor. ac.; painful, in middle of left forearm, as if bones were pressed, Ver.; painful, in upper, on outer side above elbow, Euphor.; painful in upper, from without inward, worse touch and motion, Sabina; painful in left upper, near middle and elbow, as from hard pressure of a grasping hand, Nux m.; painful, in right upper, Calc.; paralytic, in forearm, worse from motion and touch, Staph.; paralytic, in left upper, Bell.; paralytic, along nerves to tips of fingers, Cham.; rheumatic stitching, after taking cold with sweating, pains worse at night, during rest, better motion, Dulc.; in middle of posterior portion of right upper, Camph.; in right, especially in carpal bones, Bism.; in right forearm, Bell.; outside of right forearm, Osm.; in right upper, Bell.; fine, sensitive in articular ligaments and periosteum, from shoulder to fingers, Cham.; on inner side during rest, ceases on motion, Camph.; tensive during cough, Dig.
in upper, extends to neck during menses, Berb.
Arms, pricking: Apis, Dig., Glon., Sil.; then aching, Eucal.; erratic, Cast. eq.; intermittent, in muscles at back of right upper, Cimex; in left, Carbo s., Xan.; of left forearm, worse from movement, Bapt.; in left upper, Elaps; numb, in left, Millef.; numb, in right, waking from sleep at night, Cham.; as from pins, in right, Cepa; in right, to third finger, Xan.; with trembling, jerking, fluttering through lungs, Lac c.; in superficial veins, Ham. ☞ formication, numbness, sticking, stinging
Arms, purple: ☞ blue
Arms, purpura hæmorrhagica: Lach., Phos., Sul. ac., Tereb.
Arms, quivering; in left upper, Diad.
Arms, reaching high; causes pain in uterus, Graph.
Arms, red: Chloral., Kali bi., Merc. cor., Vespa; drinking, especially warm drinks, Phos.; of forearm, Arn.; of right, in right mammary cancer, Apis; rose-colored, Œnan.; scarlet, Bell.; streak on left forearm (inflammation of hand), Anthrac.
Arms, restless: Agar., Brom., Glon.; continued agitation, Bufo.; especially bend of, worse when covered, Ast. r.; desire to exercise, Bufo.; with pains like labor-pains on fifth day, after premature labor, Lac c.; in left, with sensibility, Meph.; must constantly move them (scarlet fever), Mur. ac.; has to change position, Agar.; in scrofulous patients (luxatio spontania), Coloc. ☞ motion ; also Chap. 36, Restlessness
Arms, rheumatism: Berb., Bry., Cact., Cinch. bol., Colch., Coloc., Como., Ferr., Grat., Kalm., Med., Merc., Phyt., Ran. b., Rhus, Sang., Ustil., Viol.; constant aching, in left, Ham.; alternately in arms and legs, Merc. iod. rub.; especially in bones and joints, Mar. v.; bruised, paralyzed feeling, in right upper, Ferr. iod.; before chill (quartan ague), Phell.; excruciating pains, worse as evening approaches, Act. rac.; pains fly from one part to another like an electric shock, worse at night, Phyt.; in forearm, Colch.; in forearm, to fingers, Ascl. t.; in left forearm, Pod.; in right forearm, Form., Hydras.; in forearm, into thumb, afternoon, during rest, Agar.; in forearms, with trembling of hands, Lyc. vir.; in forearm, with weariness, Merc. iod. rub.; of humerus, Ferr.; pressure upon head of humerus, painful, Ferr.; as if in shaft of right humerus, upper third while writing, Ars. iod.; in joints, Led.; especially in joints, Phos.; especially of joints of fingers, pains suddenly go to heart, Natr. ph.; laming pain in right, worse from writing, Merc. iod. flav.; lancinating, left elbow to wrist, Guaiac.; in left, Astac., Ascl. t., Ferr., Guaiac.; in left, in region of deltoid, Rhus; in left, in morning, Jacar.; in left, worse by motion, Merc. iod. rub.; in left, from shoulder to elbow, with lameness, Fluor. ac.; in left, from shoulder or elbow to wrist, Guaiac.; in left, from shoulder to hand, Cinch. bol.; in left, stiff and sore, worse when putting his coat on or moving arm, worse in middle of day, better in evening and at night, could not lie on that side, πMerc. iod. flav.; transient, in left
Eryng.; lifting impossible, Ferr.; of capsular ligament, worse at night, Merc.; about midway between articulation, especially about attachment of deltoid, dull, aching, worse at night, syphilis a year ago, Phyt.; better on motion, Meph.; could not move, Ant. t.; pain in paroxysms, commencing in right, down trunk and hip, shoots across to left hip and down leg, worse on motion, Lyc.; feeling as though impossible to raise, when effort was made, little pain, Carbol. ac.; right, nearly helpless, could not put on coat during day, lameness disappeared, Sticta; of right, Viol.; in right forearm, commencing at night, Sticta; helplessness of right, as if from fracture of humerus, Sang.; in right, worse when lying on it, Urt. ur.; of right arm and shoulder, Ferr., Phyt., Sang.; in right, worse at night on turning in bed, Sang.; tendency, in right (asthma), Arg. nit.; in right, worse when using it, Iod.; soreness of head of humerus, down arm to elbow joint for days, Ham.; stitches in left radius, Bapt.; stitches, drawing after getting wet whilst warm, Dulc.; and swelling in joints, Ananth.; syphilitic, of arms and fingers, Nitr. ac.; especially in syphilitic subjects, pains fly like shocks from one part to another, worse at night and in damp weather, Phyt.; tearing, particularly in joints, Stront.; tensive pains in tendons, on motion, Lyc.; thrusts in left ulna, lower part, worse resting, Bapt.; in right triceps, commencing at night, Sticta; in lower part of right ulna, Bapt.; in upper, Aph. ch.; in upper, better at night, Ars.; in upper, near shoulder joint, Calc. p.; in upper, worse on going to sleep, Kalm.; with weakness, Natr. c. ☞ Elbow, Fingers, Hands, Shoulders and Wrists, rheumatism
Arms, running; as of something, before epileptic attack, Calc.; as of a mouse, up, before a fit, Sul.
Arms, scraping; on styloid process of ulna, Asaf.
Arms, scratching; produces an intolerable sensation of pleasure in genital organs, extends to the uterus and produces sexual orgasm (neurasthenia), Stann.
Arms, sensitive; biceps tender to pressure, by use (rheumatism), Sang.; after a fall, Hyper.; left, to pressure, pains extend to mammæ, Lach.; left, to touch (tumor in left mamma), Lach.; slightest motion aggravates pain (erysipelas), Sul.; humerocubital articulation, to pressure, Colch.; painful to pressure, Carbo v.; upper, to pressure (paralytic rheumatism), Phos.; tenderness of right biceps, worse by pressure, Ham.; tenderness on outer surface of right ulna, Ars.; to touch, Astac., Carbo a.; to touch, in abscess after vaccination, Apis; to touch, can hardly move them, Merc.; to touch, when sitting, Berb.; right, to touch, Cist.; upper, Ars. h.
Arms, as if separated; from body, Stram.
Arms, shaking: ☞ trembling
Arms, sharp pain: Arund.; in angina pectoris, Oxal. ac.; in upper third of right humerus, while writing, Ars. i.; in left (heart trouble), Dig.; in nerves of left, Iodof.; in right, below elbow, as if wrenched, Ars. m.; below shoulder, on attempting to raise hand to head (paralysis), Lac c.
Arms, shocks; involuntary, concussive, Aur. mur.; electric, in left, proceeds from arm joint, disturbing sleep with hands above head, Arg. met.; violent, causing to jerk suddenly (tetanus), Cic.; violent in left, during siesta, Agar.; painful, in laryngo-tracheitis, Puls.; painful, in right (angina pectoris), Phyt.; sudden, in concussion of brain, Cic.; in upper, as from an electric, Agar.; violent, Guaræa; felt two, down wounded arm, as from a galvanic battery, close to finger ends, Lyss.
Arms, shooting: Brach., Calc. p., Lith., Rhus; down, Æsc. h., Ferr.; in left forearm, Tromb.; in inner side, forearm, Stiling.; in forearm, upper third, Stilling.; from middle third of humerus to fingers, Stilling.; in left, Cup. m., Val.; in left, from shoulder to elbow and back of hand, with swelling, inability to move limb or lie down, worse at night, preventing sleep, Crot. tig.; in left, to wrist, Æsc. h.; sticking, first in one, then in other end, in hands or feet, with electric shock, Daph.; frequent, like a streak, down right (nervous affection), Manc.; at styloid process of ulna, Arum d.; in uterine disorder, Con. ☞ neuralgia
Arms, feel shorter: Æthus., Alum.
Arms, skin; cracking, Sil.; rougher and thicker than natural, covered with flimsy exfoliations of epidermis (eczema, dry, chronic), Kali ars.
Arms, sleep; stretched over head during, Cast. eq., Puls.; go to sleep ☞ numbness
Arms, smarting: Apis ☞ burning
Arm, soreness: Amyl., Arn., Berb., Bry., Rhus, Sarrac.; and aching, Eup. perf.; of biceps, Brach.; and pain in left forearm (rheumatism), Sal. ac.; in left, below elbow, Ars. m.; of left, when lying on left side at night, Merc. iod. flav.; in left, worse by motion, Merc. rub. flav.; of muscles (nervous debility), Curar.; humerus, painful in left, Sarrac.; painful, in head of right humerus (glenoid cavity), for hours, Ham.; in right, Amyl.; in right, Carbol. ac.; in right, worse from pressure, rubbing and passive motion, Merc. iod. flav.; to touch, on anterior surface, Caust.; under, Calc. p.; in left upper, Arum t.; although wound is almost healed, Lyss. ☞ bruised feeling, sensitive
Arms, spasmodic pains: Ran. b.; in left upper, below deltoid, Agar.
Arms, sprained feeling; in joints, Arn.; in muscles of left upper, Tereb.; joints feel wrenched, Bov. ☞ injuries
Arms, stabbing; as with a blunt knife, below head of humerus, from within out, Bell. ☞ lancinating, stitches
Arms, sticking; as if asleep, Sil.; boring long continued in forearm, to tip of index finger, where it is worse, Ran. sc.; in left, extends to tips of fingers, Rhus; in anterior surface of left upper, after dinner, Zinc.; in right forearm (chronic rheumatism), Apis; in right upper, in morning, Zinc.; sudden pain, like thousands of splinters in extensor surface of right forearm, Agar. ☞ pricking, stinging
Arms, stiffness: Agar., Amyl., Aur. mur., Camph., Ferr., Ham., Hyos., Merc. s., Nux v.; during chill, Eup. perf.; before attack of epilepsy, Bufo.; on moving fore-
arms, Rhus; and seem without joints, in morning after rising, Petrol.; in left, Paris; in left, from cramp, in morning, commencing in left lower ribs, Paris; of left, in heart disease, Phos.; in left, worse by motion, Merc. iod. rub.; before legs, Ars. h.; cannot lift, Agar.; in measles, Zinc.; worse when moved, Merc. iod. flav.; painful and hot during night, better after 8 A.M., Lil. tig.; painful in right, Kali bi.; Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis, Phos.; peculiar sensation in left (hysteria), Sep.; right rigid, Amm. m.; of right, worse near wrist, worse from motion, writing or bending arm, painful, Amyl.; rigid extension, Plat.; nearly rigid, Ferr.; rigidity, as if dead, night, early morning, when grasping things, Amm. c.; as if it would go to sleep, when grasping, Cham.; spasmodic, Menyanth.; weary, as if too lazy to move, Eucal. ☞ motion, rheumatism
Arms, stinging; in flexor side of upper, seems to be in bloodvessels, Nux m.; in right forearm, Chim. umb.; as of minute insects, transient, Chlor.; in right, Lach.; in right mammary cancer, Apis; in right, to fingers, Æsc. h.; from elbow to shoulder, Therid.; in sore, once in a while makes her start (dog bite), Lyss.; on swelling, Chim. umb.; in upper, from within outward, near elbow joints, Sabina; in an isolated spot, in upper, Berb. ☞ pricking, sticking
Arms, stitches: Ant. t., Ars. h., Bov., Canth., Cup. m., Kob., Nitr. sp. d., Ran. b., Sabad., Urt. ur.; along bones, especially forearms, and metacarpal, Cham.; into bones of upper, Berb.; after catarrh (pneumonia), Puls.; during chill, Ars. h.; drawing, from shoulders downward, Rhus; dull, in joint, where carpal bone of thumb articulates with radius, like a kind of sprain or numbness, Verbas.; in outside of left, above elbow, Ars. m.; in epilepsy, Cic.; worse in evening, Gamb.; fine, externally, Spong.; from shoulder joint through to fingers, Kreo.; down to finger tips (rheumatism), Puls.; flying, Ars. h.; in forearm, Anac.; in forearms, boring from within outward, in internal muscles of right, Spong.; fine, in forearm, Stram.; in right forearm, Asaf., Stram.; in forearms, Jacea; drawing, in forearm, Spong.; in joints, Sep.; in joints, on motion, Sars.; in left, Iod., Val.; in left upper, Berb.; like needles, Cepa; in peritonitis, Lyc.; in right, to shoulder, Cham.; in upper right, Coccul.; through upper right, with burning, Cepa; in syphilis, Lyc.; along ulna, Berb.; in upper, Asaf.; in muscles of upper, during rest, Coccul.
Arms, stretching: Bell., Cadm. s., Spong.; at right angles to body (spasms), Op.; with anxiety, Natr. c.; causes drawing and tearing in chest, Berb.; above head, Ver.; inability to raise or stretch right on account of pain in right hypochondriac region, Urt. ur.; with palpitation, Coccul.; spasmodic, with clenched fingers, Cinch.; with yawning restlessness, pain in back, Lach.
Arms, strokes; painful, as from a heavy body on middle of left upper arm, Anac.
Arms, strumming: Ast. r.
Arms, sweat: ☞ Chap. 40, Sweat arms, limbs
Arms, swelling: Ars., Bell., Dory., Elaps, Ferr., Vespa
in abscess, after vaccination, Apis; dark blue, bloatedness on forearms, Samb.; dark, bluish, of cellular tissue, sensitive, impending gangrene, Lach.; of bones, Cadm. s.; of bones, with scrofulous ulcer on leg, Mez.; with burning erysipelas, Bufo.; in crusta serpiginosa, Sul.; elastic, Dig.; around elbow, Bry.; erysipelatous, Ananth., Rhus; in evenings more painful, (nervous debility), Curar.; feel as if enormously swollen, every night for years, Diad.; feeling of, Ver.; flush, color of red rose, Lac def.; of forearm, Arn.; size of a goose egg, on forearm, inflames and then drops off (cancerous inoculation), Ars.; red line extending to axilla, painful, on forearm (dissecting wound), Lach.; forearm, of periosteum, Aur. met.; large, on upper part of forearm, motion impossible, pain insufferable, Ferr. ph.; glistening, Vespa; gouty, Graph.; hard, on forearm, with itching in inner side along edge of radius, πCarbo a.; humero-cubital articulation, Colch.; round, of joints, Calc.; of left, Chloral., Vespa; of left, nearly double its size, from elastic cellular infiltration, Lach.; left, painful (heart disease), Lyc. vir.; left, with shooting tearing from shoulder to elbow and back of hand, worse at night, preventing sleep (brachial neuralgia), Crot. tig.; large, on lower part, red and hot, not allowing least motion, pain insufferable, Ferr. ph.; lymphatic, in flexure of left, Berb.; muscles of upper, enlarged, firm and hard (Duchenne's pseudo-hypertrophic paralysis), Phos.; œdematous, after dissecting wound, Sil.; œdematous, of right, as in dropsy, Chim. umb.; of radius, Calc.; red and hot (arthritic), from elbow to wrist, Merc.; with skin color of a red rose, generally morning and during day and evening (headache), Lac def.; red and inflamed, after vaccination, Sil.; rheumatic, of right upper, with stitches, Bry.; of right, Apis, Cinnab.; of right, in right mammary cancer, Apis; right, from tips of fingers to shoulder, swollen and one mass of sores, discharging fetid pus, Hydras.; right, in spinal disease, Apis; sensation of, Cadm. s.; to shoulder, Merc. cor.; between shoulder and elbow joint (rheumatism), Sang.; skin, on inner side (eczema), Merc.; small, under skin, above elbow joints, Puls.; right upper sore and tender, Graph.; tumefaction, had been half paralyzed, Variol.; followed by a boil-like elevation, which turned into a large ulcer with overhanging edges, Kali bi.; better when uncovered, Chim. umb.; white, puffy of paralyzed, Apis; white as putty, Apis
Arms, tearing: Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., Bell., Bov., Brom., Calc. p., Canth., Caps., Caust., Colch., Collin., Lyc., Magn. m., Mar. v., Niccol., Psor., Puls., Sep., Sul., Zinc.; in quartan ague, Sep.; in bones, Benz. ac.; abscess in breast, extending towards, Hep.; after catarrh (pneumonia), Puls.; during chill, Ars. h.; cramplike, in bones, Aur. met.; crawling, in bones, into fingers, Cham.; drawing, in right, early in morning, lasting during morning after rising, extends to right wrist joint, Cact.; drawing, in upper, worse from violent motion, better gentle (rheumatism), Ferr. ph.; from right elbow to fingers, Amm. m.; to finger tips, in rheumatism, Puls.