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during which muscles are relaxed, Nux v.; of lower jaw, Camph.; sudden jerk through whole body, Ars.; in old lady, with starting and twitching, Ipec.; left side, Natr. s.; sudden contraction of larynx, as from fumes of sulphur (asthma), Mosch.; in upper limbs, Anthrac.; drawing in limbs, before spasms, Ars.; peculiar look, Lach.; after measles, Cham.; in measles, Camph.; every five or ten minutes for five days (cerebrospinal disease), Ver. v.; in the newborn, Camph., Hep.; opisthotonos, clonic spasms particularly severe, Nux v.; during parturition, Chin s.; peripheral, traumatic, parts become cold as ice, Led.; recurring, back painfully affected, Tabac.; remission midnight till noon, Lach.; difficult respiration, Millef.; respiration hurried and labored, worse at night on dropping off to sleep (traumatic), Hydr. ac.; wild shrieks alternating with catalepsy, Plat.; congestive state of spinal cord (myelitis acuta), Calab.; after constriction in pit of stomach, Æsc. h.; sudden, Chloral.; from swallowing tobacco, Ipec.; traumatic, Acon., Arn., Chloral., Cic., ⁞Curar., Hell., Hydr. ac., Hyper., Nux v.; with trismus, Ant. t., Bell., Stram., Ver. v.; with trismus, knees drawn up, Amyg.; in typhus, Chlorof.; universal, Canth.; with escape of urine, Cup. m.; after getting wet and catching cold, limbs first affected, then back, latter becoming so stiff she seemed like one suffering from catalepsy, at times single twitches occur, accompanied by outcries, attacks occur during night (towards morning), each lasting longer than previous one, Nux v.; begin in wound, Led.; writhes, Ars.; with frequent inclination to yawn, Ign. ☞ injuries, shocks, stiffness ; also Chap. 9, Lower jaw trismus

Convulsions, thirst; during spasm, Cic.

Convulsions, throat; pharyngeal spasm, then desire to swallow (epilepsy), Calc.; after trying to swallow, Hyos.; difficult swallowing, Stram. ☞ Chap. 13, Œsophagus, spasm ; also Chap. 25, Glottis spasm

Convulsions, tongue; bites during spasm, Art. v., Val.

Convulsions, tonic: Bell., Bufo., Camph., Chlorof., Hydr. ac., Magn. p., Med., Nux v., Op., Petrol., Plat., Plumb., Sec.; alternate with clonic (spotted fever), Act. rac.; alternate with clonic, followed by general relaxation and trembling, Tabac.; as in catalepsy (hysteria), Stram.; of one side of body, followed by clonic, Art. v.; in different places (cholera Asiatica), Ars.; when moving limbs, intermittent), Ant. t.; neither the curved limbs could be straightened nor straight ones curved, Cic.; in meningitis, Ver.; in myelitis, Pic. ac.; with contraction of palms and soles, Ver.; predominate, Ign.; with scrofulous people, Calc.; tendency to, Ver. v.; throwing patient about bed, body bent backward like a bow, Cup. m.

Convulsions, touch: ☞ sensitiveness

Convulsions, trance; with trancelike state, Canth.; spasms, Stram.; alternate with, every Summer, Stram.; spasm, if aroused forcibly from, Nux m. ☞ Catalepsy

Convulsions, traumatic: ☞ injuries

Convulsions, with unconsciousness: Camph., Euphor., Glon.; coma, from cerebral exhaustion, Zinc.

in dentition, Cic.; open mouth, during and after labor, Op.; during pregnancy, Gels.; followed by sudden oblivion of circumstances, Œnan. ☞ Chap. 1, Coma, Stupor, Unconscious convulsions

Convulsions, uræmic: Cup. ars., Cup. m., Hydr. ac., Mosch., Plumb.; in Bright's disease, Cup. ars., Kali br., Tereb.

Convulsions, urination; frequent desire, Camph., Zinc.; dysuria, Canth., Ipec.; suppressed (dentition), Tereb.; involuntary, during spasm, Art. v., Caust., Cup. m., Hyos., Lach., Natr. m., Nux v., Zinc

Convulsions, urine; copious, albuminuric, Glon.; pressure in bladder causes spasm, Tereb.; scanty, Amyg. ☞ albuminuria, Bright's disease, uræmic ; also Chap. 21

Convulsions, after vaccination: Sil.

Convulsions, vertigo; before fit, Tarant.; convulsions with, Œnan.

Convulsions, vomiting; of mucus before, Cup. m.; of blood, Hyos.; continued, Cup. m.; during, Ant. c., Guaræa; during spasm every three minutes, vomiting of blackish grumous fluid, Plumb.; followed by vomiting (after scarlet fever), Hep.; preceded by vomiting of mucus, Cup. ac. ☞ Chap. 16, Vomiting convulsions

Convulsions, wandering; with great pain, Hyos.

Convulsions, water; rejects every kind of liquid like in hydrophobia, the moment it touches lips spasms return, Stram.; caused by sight of, Lyss., Stram.

Convulsions, from worms: Cina, Hyos., Ign., Sil., Stann., Tereb.; stiffens out straight, Cina; with tape worm, Ign. ☞ Chap. 20, Worms, convulsions

FAINTING (syncope): Acon., Alum., ⁞Amb., Amyl., Ars., Ars. s. r., Bar. m., Camph., Carbo v., Castor., Cast. eq., Ced., Cham., Cinnam., Coccul., Cochl., Colch., Con., Crotal., Cup. ars., Curar., Dig., Elaps, Euphor., Form., Glon., Hep., Ign., Jalap., Lach., Lac def., Laur., Led., Lyc., Mosch., Nux v., Ol. an., Pæonia, Phos. ac., Puls., Tereb., Vespa, Ver., Zinc.

Fainting, abdomen; cutting in right side, Lach.; gangrene of bowels, Ars. s. f.; tympanitis, hysterical, Mosch. ☞ colic

Fainting, Addison's disease: Calc.

Fainting, air; in open, Mosch., Nux v.; in a close room, Acon., Lach., Puls., Tabac. ☞ heat

Fainting, anæmia: Mosch.; frequent, Spig.

Fainting, arms; sinking to side, before attack, Laur.

Fainting, brain; in meningitis, Ant. t.; in spotted fever, Dig.

Fainting, breathing; from asthma, Atrop. s.; stertorous, in apoplexy, Stram.; suffocation, Cact., Mosch.

Fainting, chest; fulness and difficult breathing, Collin.; fear of, with fulness, Ast. r.

Fainting, children; a newborn child, recovers after bath, but constantly wails and sighs, Millef.

Fainting, chill; during cold stage, Val.

Fainting, in cholera: Laur., Tabac.

Fainting, coitus; after, Dig.

Fainting, cold; when taking, Sil.

Fainting, coldness; of external parts, Coloc.; of limbs, Chel.; of skin, Camph., Carbo v., Cinch., Laur., Mosch., Tabac., Ver.

Fainting, colic: Asaf., Coloc.; sudden, in evening, Stram.; enteralgia, ⁞Castor.; during height of paroxysm, Asaf.; intestinal, Manc. ☞ abdomen, labor, pain

Fainting, with consciousness: Glon.

Fainting, constipation: Hydras.

Fainting, constitution; delicate people, pallor, closing eyes, Camph.; worn out by mental labor or addicted to excessive use of spirits, Nux v.; in old or intemperate subjects, Crotal.

Fainting, with convulsions: Mosch., Œnan., Ver.; after, Ars. s. f., Ver.

Fainting, cough; between spells (catarrhal croup), Ant. t.

Fainting, deathlike: Alum., Cup. ars.; feels as if he would die (tumor of eye), Calc.; sudden, lying as if lifeless, Phos. ☞ coldness, weakness

Fainting, diarrhoea: Cup. ac.; during pregnancy, Nux m.

Fainting, diphtheria: Brom.

Fainting, disposition to: Ars. h., Asaf., Hyos., Mosch.; with diarrhoea, Nux m.; after eating, Nux v.; in nervous headache, Tereb.; with hysteria, Nux m.; in inflammation of liver, Sul.; before menses, Natr. m.; from pains, even when slight, Hep., Nux m.; with rigidity, first in one finger, then in others, extending up arm, Petrol.; after attacks, feels very sick or weak, Nux v.; at trifles, Sep.; in typhus, Chlor.; after vomiting or diarrhœic stool, Nux v.

Fainting, drugs; from abuse of mercury, Carbo v.

Fainting, ears; sudden deafness after, Sil.; ringing, Cinch.; roaring (diabetes), Uran. n.

Fainting, eating: Mosch.; after eating, Nux v., Phos. ac.; after eating but little, Caust.; at table, better by eructations (hysteria), Magn. m.

Fainting, epigastrium; burning into throat, again into abdomen, Phos.; fulness and cold feeling, Ant. t.

Fainting, with eructation: Carbo v.

Fainting, evening; at 7.30, Lac def.; after going out, Calc.; paroxysms, preceded by vertigo, Hep.

Fainting, after exertion: Ars., Calc. a., Caust., Coccul., Hyper.; with hysteria, Therid.; from straining at stool, turning in bed, retching as if to vomit, Ver.; after slight exertion, Senecio; from washing clothes, third week after confinement, Therid.; with open painful wounds, Hyper.

Fainting, eyes; blindness, brought on by walking, Ver. v.; one-sided blindness, after recovery, Camph.; burning, Crot. t.; with convulsive motion, eyes and lids, Ver.; dimness of vision when assuming erect position, Ver. v.; pain above, Nux v.; after loss of sight, with coldness, Calc.; wide open, staring, before attack, Laur.; vertigo and dim vision before attack, Dig.

Fainting, face; agonized expression when recovering, Nux m.; after faceache, Coccion.; pale, Ipec., Lach., Lobel. i., Stram., Tabac.; pale, before attack, Laur., Sil.; red, after, Stram.

Fainting, falling: Ars.; backward, Lac def.; every day, suddenly, as if dead, pale face, almost imperceptible respiration, wakes after one to three hours, if disturbed rolls about on floor, becomes enraged, bites, Stram.; inclined to left side, Mez.; from scolaing, Mosch.; while standing or walking, Curar.; unconscious, Camph.; with vomiting (pregnancy), Kali c.

Fainting, fever; before chill, Ars.; during chill, Stram.; during heat, Ign.; after paroxysms of relapsed intermittent, especially if she has urging to stool, Ars.; puerperal, Coloc.; during sweat, Agar., Ign.; in typhoid, Anthrac., Cham.; in typhus, Camph., Chlor., Stram.

Fainting, frequent: Ars., Bapt., †Carb. s., Hyos., Merc. cy., Phos.; caused by intemperance, Phos.; until menses appeared, Murex; every fifteen minutes, worse on rising, Op.; in puerperal eclampsia, Phos.; follow each other in quick succession (viper bite), Camph.; following each other in rapid succession (metrorrhagia), Merc.

Fainting, after fright: Acon., Gels., Ign., Lach., Op., Ver.

Fainting, gonorrhoea; after injecting nitrate of silver, Tarant.

Fainting, head; congestion, Aur. met.

Fainting, with headache: Castor., Hippoz., Stram., Ver.; hysterical, Mosch., Nux m.; occipital, Crotal.; right-sided headache, 10 a.m., Natr. m.; throbbing, in typhus, Stram.

Fainting, heart; in angina pectoris, Arn.; frequent, in cardiac dropsy, Dig.; believes she is dying, Dig.; in endocarditis, Ars.; with pain, Lach.; rheumatism and pain, Cact.; in valvular disease, Chel.; from weak action, Kali ph.

Fainting, heat; ebullitions, pressing on heart, and palpitation, Petrol.; in summer, or in hot rooms, with nausea, Ipec.; from heat of sun or room, Ant. c.

Fainting, hemorrhage: Ipec.; in flabby subjects, Trill.; with metrorrhagia, Cinch., Kreo., Merc. viv.; post-partum, Cann. s., Croc.; from rectum, with typhus abdominalis, Nux v.

Fainting, with hunger: Coccul.

Fainting, hysterical: Arn., Cham., Coccul., ⁞Dig., Ign., Lac. def., Mosch., Natr. m., Nux m., Nux v., Tereb.; from slightest cause, Sumb.

Fainting, in influenza: Ipec.

Fainting, injuries; after amputating arm, Hyper.; in concussion of brain, Hyos.; from slight wounds, Ver.

Fainting, jaw; dropping of lower, before attack, Laur.; trismus, Ver.

Fainting, kneeling; in church, Sep.

Fainting, labor; during, Cinnam., Sec.; caused by pains, Act. rac., Coff., Nux v., Puls.

Fainting, lethargy; resembling, Bell.

Fainting, leucorrhœa: Cycl.

Fainting, liver; in jaundice, Nux v.

Fainting, long-lasting: Laur.; resembling apoplectic attacks (cholera Asiatica), Hydr. ac.; unconscious, four to five minutes, †Camph.; seeming to her of a half hour's duration, but really only momentary, thoughts vanish, Nux m.; in shock, Hydr. ac.

Fainting, lungs; in paralysis, Mosch.

Fainting, lying; while yet in bed, Carbo v.; desire to lie down, Phos. ac.; or when rising, Calc.; on side, Sil.

Fainting, menses; after menses, Cinch.; after menses, with laborlike pains, Lyc.; painful aching in hypogastrium, ceasing when menses appear (uterine disease), Murex; before menses, Nux m.; during menses, easily, especially in warm room, Nux v.; during, in nervous women, Lach.; in dysmenorrhoea, Coccul., Nux v., Sars., Sep.; profuse, congestive menorrhagia, Ipec.

Fainting, mental condition; bewilderment (tumor of eye), Calc.; sudden, on going from one room to another full of company, with screams, fright without cause, spasms in muscles of face, Plumb.; preceded by anguish or despondency, Ver.; after emotions, Acon., Amm. c., Camph., Caust., Cham., Ign., Lach., Op., Phos. ac., Ver.; from sudden emotions, Coff.; fear of, Ast. r.; with gloom and sadness, Lach.; attacks like fainting, after thinking or writing, Calc.

Fainting, in morning: Nux v., Stram.; in diphtheria, Kali m.; on getting up, Bry.; tendency to, Nux v.

Fainting, motion; caused by extending arms high above head, Lac def.; on moving body (palpitation), Hyos.; when making an effort (gastric sick headache), Lobel. i.; on trying to get up from lying, Vib.; after moving head, Agar.; when raising head from pillow (metrorrhagia), Apoc.; from least, Ars., Ver.; on being raised from recumbent position (hysteria), Sep.; on attempting to rise, Var. or Vacc.; on attemping to rise, has to sit down instantly, Tromb.; after rising, Carbo v.; on rising, Bry.; almost fainting, on rising (diphtheria), Lach.; sitting up (diarrhoea), Bry.; from turning (cyanosis), Dig.; on assuming an upright position, Crotal.; on walking, after injury to head and face, Ham.; from walking, coughing or speaking (haematemesis), Ars.

Fainting, mouth; dry, Stram.; spits much after, †Ant. t.

Fainting, with nausea: Coccul., Lach., Nux v.; before attack, Ver.; after stool, Crot. t.; and vomiting (hysteria), Sticta; with vomituritio, Agar.

Fainting, at night: Mosch.

Fainting, nose; after smelling aromatics, Agar.; bleeding, Acon., Cann. s., Crotal., Ipec., Lach.; bleeding before, Carbo v.; caused by odor of fresh eggs, or cooking, Colch.; from odor of flowers, gas, ethereal oils, turpentine, etc., Phos.; from strong odors, Nux v.; after smelling perfume or vinegar, Agar.

Fainting, numbness; with tingling (cardiac hypertrophy), Acon.

Fainting, pain; in gastralgia, Ars.; in head, Sul.; caused by pain in muscles of right shoulder, extending to elbow, Phos.; from slight, Hep., Nux m., Val.; from slightest, in evening, Hep.; after pain in spermatic cords, Calc. ars.; pain in stomach, Ran. sc.; from violent pain, Acon., Cham. ☞ colic

Fainting, palpitation: Acon., Lach., Nux m., Petrol., Ver.; in hysteria, Amm. c.; violent, visible, Ver.

Fainting, during pregnancy: Bell., Nux m., Nux v.; from slightest motion of child (cyanosis), Lach.

Fainting, pulse; imperceptible, Cinch., Crotal.; slow, irregular, Dig.

Fainting, in rheumatism: Ars.

Fainting, riding; in a carriage, Sep.

Fainting, scarlatina: Rhus.

Fainting, from shock: Atrop. s.

Fainting, sitting up: Arn.; and in motion (pneumonia), Ran. b. ☞ motion

Fainting, sleep; after sleep, Carbo v.; followed by sleep, with palpitation, Nux m.

Fainting, standing; while urinating, Acon.

Fainting, stomach; bilious attacks, Lach.; cardialgia, Bism.; nervous dyspepsia, Hydr. ac.; sensation of something rising to head (tumor of eye), Calc.; sweetish rising in throat, followed by sleep, Merc. ☞ epigastrium

Fainting, stool; before stool, Ars., Dig.; during stool, Aloe, Oxal. ac., Sul.; after stool, Calc., Coccul., Hydras., Phos., Tereb.; after stool, in chronic constipation, Lyc.; with difficult, Sars.; with difficult and painful, Sars.; with liquid green, early in morning, Pod.

Fainting, sudden; in hysteria, Sep.

Fainting, sweat; after fainting, Apis; cold, Cinch.; cold, on forehead, Caps., Tabac.; icy cold, Camph., Carbo v., Therid., Ver.; with large drops on face, Calc.; on forehead, Ant. t.; from suppressed foot sweat, Sil.

Fainting, throat; dry, Stram.

Fainting, tobacco: Ipec.; caused by smoke (gastric sick headache), Lobel. i.; after smoking much, Caust.

Fainting, urination; after urination, Med.; while standing, Acon.

Fainting, uterus; affections of, Act. rac.; pressure, Coccul. ☞ hysteria

Fainting, with vertigo: Acet. ac., Acon., Alet., Canth., Cham., Cinch., Croc., Crotal., Lach., Mosch., Natr. m., Œnan., Phos., Sabad.; in morning when standing, better sitting (vertigo), Kali n.; whenever he attempts to rise from bed, with sudden return of animation on lying down, Op.; sudden, Ver.

Fainting, in veta: Coca.

Fainting, with vomiting: Ipec., Phyt., Tabac., Ver.; before and after (haematemesis), Ars.; before attacks of bloody vomiting, Ipec.; caused by, in gastric derangement, Rob.; of mucus, Elaps.

Fainting, waist; caused by pressure, Lac def.

Fainting, weakness: Ferr., Sang., πZing.; after loss of blood or other animal fluids, Carbo v., Cinch., Phos. ac., Ver.; every day (mucous irritation et morbus medicinalis), Hydras.; in diarrhoea, Ver.; nervous, Coca, Ferr.; sudden, Ran. b.; as from weakness, better by sweat, Oleand.; alternating with unsteadiness, Ant. t. ☞ deathlike

Fainting, wet; after getting, Sep.

FAINTNESS: Acon., Æsc. h., Amyg., Ant. chl., Ant. c., Arn., Apis, Ars., Ars. h., Asaf., Asar., Bell., Berb., Caust., Cham., Chel., Coloc., Crotal., Crot. t., Cycl., Dig., Diosc., Eucal., Eup. pur., Euphor., Iodof., Ipec., Iris, Kali ph., Lach., Lil. tig., Lyc. vir., Merc. cor., Nux m., Petrol., Phyt., Ptel., Sal. ac., Sars., Sep., Stann.

Sul., Sum., Uran. n., Ver., Vespa, Zinc.

Faintness, abdomen; as if something living were jumping about, Croc.; movement in stomach and abdomen, Calend.

Faintness, air; in open, Mosch.; worse in open, with drowsiness, nausea, pale complexion, exhaustion, and diarrhoea, Crot. t.; when walking in open, Seneg.; from want of, and heat of room, with high fever, Puls.

Faintness, back; followed by great heat down spine, and between shoulders, Med.

Faintness, bath; on going into, Sul.

Faintness, brain; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Glon.

Faintness, breathing; momentary, with dyspnoea, Med.; when losing her breath, Spong.; sighing, slow, Phyt.

Faintness, with carbuncle: Ars.

Faintness, chest; from tight clothes over chest or throat (affection of fauces and larynx), Kali bi.; caused by sharp pain through middle of upper right to lower part of shoulder, could scarcely move, Menyanth.

Faintness, chill; with chill, Calc.; shivering, stitches as if extending through whole brain until going to sleep, Puls.

Faintness, with chilliness: Zing.

Faintness, colic: Manc.; in children, Nux m.; flatulent, Hydras.; from cutting pains in hypogastrium, Collin.

Faintness, with convulsions; in prolapsus and hemorrhage, Ipec.

Faintness, with cough: Phos.

Faintness, deathly: Carbol. ac., Tabac.; produced by pressure in epigastrium, Merc. sol.; after profuse micturition, Cepa

Faintness, diarrhoea; mucous, Puls.

Faintness, in diphtheria: Canth., Sul.

Faintness, disease; as if some severe disease were going to attack him, Arg. nit.

Faintness, ears; deafness on moving quickly, Ver. v.; after hearing others talk, Agar.

Faintness, eating; after eating, Bar. c., Diosc., Kali c.; soon after dinner, Nux v.; after dinner, in phthisis, Kali c.; better by eructations, during dinner, Magn. m.; especially at dinner, Asaf.; after meals (stomacace), Kali bi.

Faintness, epigastrium; aching (hemorrhoids), Sul.

Faintness, evening; towards, Æsc. g.

Faintness, exertion; from least, Coccul., Sep.; on rising (typhus), Bapt.; after work (mental disorder), Lach.

Faintness, eyes; darkening follows pressing in cardiac region, and hard heartbeats (mental derangement), Manc.

Faintness, face; flushed and feverish, Ptel.

Faintness, fever; after fever, Sal. ac.; in intermittent, Phos.; puerperal, suddenly face ashy white, believed she was dying, so weak, Act. rac.

Faintness, hands; cold, stool without relief, Calc. a.

Faintness, head; rush of blood (American sick headache), Sang.; heat and anxiety, Spong.; light, hollow (malarial intermittents), Polyp.

Faintness, with headache: Calc., Carbo v., Gels., Sil.; after faintness, Mosch.; sick, Sul.

Faintness, heart; in angina pectoris, Hep., Spong.; præcordial anguish, Amyl., Tabac.; as if heart stopped beating, Cic.; cardiac depression, Lyc. vir.; hypertrophy, Spig.; pain, Cact.; suffocation about, Merc. iod. flav. ☞ palpitation

Faintness, heat; worse at church, Merc. iod. flav.; from heat, then coldness, Sep.; in a crowd, or where many gaslights are burning (agoraphobia), Nux v.; flushes, pass off in sweat (cancer of uterus), Sul.; with hot flushes, Sul.; on entering the house after walking, Iber.; in a close, warm room, and when standing, cold sweat on hands and feet (prolapsus), Lil. tig.

Faintness, hemorrhage; post-partum, Cann. s., Ipec.; from rectum, Ign.; uterine, Apis

Faintness, hunger; strong craving for food at 11 A.M., Sul.

Faintness, influenza: Chel.

Faintness, injuries; in shock, Camph., Cham., Dig.

Faintness, kidneys; caused by sensation of three bubbles in right renal region, moving like bubbling in water (abscess of liver), Med.; burning, pale urine, Bufo

Faintness, lungs; spasms, Mosch.

Faintness, when lying down: Calad.; when going to bed, Berb.; in hemorrhoids, Sul.; desire to lie down, with nausea, Alum.; gently, Ver. v.

Faintness, in measles: Chlor.

Faintness, menses; before, Lyc., Sep., Thuya; during, Berb., Calc., Glon., Nux v., Sep., Uran. n.; during, with gastric ulcer, Arg. nit.; clotted, bright, Med.; in menorrhagia, Apis; at time for return (climaxis), Calab.

Faintness, mental condition; anxiousness, Plumb.; depression, anxiety and lowness of spirits, Crotal.; on slightest excitement, during pregnancy, Nux m.; after mental exercise, Calad.; from fright, Acon.; exertion of memory or intellect (irritation of cerebospinal nerves), Paris; when reflecting, Calad.; worse by thinking, Coff.; brought on by thought of having taken drug, Asaf.; after writing, Calad.

Faintness, in morning: Puls.; in brain affections of children, Sul.; before breakfast, Calc.; in gastric catarrh, Mez.; early in morning, Ars., Med.; early in bed, Con.; on getting up (chronic ovaritis), Iod.; when rising earlier than usual, Kreo.; at 10 A.M., in phthisis, Kali c.; at 11 A.M., Lach., Sul.

Faintness, motion; from going down stairs, Stann.; after every (asthma), Spong.; with spasmodic distortion of face, Coccul.; during fever, Eup. perf.; on raising head from pillow, Ipec.; from least, Nitr. ac.; in pneumonia, Ran. b.; can scarcely rise in morning, Coccul.; on rising, Calad., Lach., Ver. v.; on rising from bed, better lying down, Cina; on rising, which causes vertigo, Iod.; worse after rising from seat or bed, on setting or lying, after exercise, Iod.; on attempting to sit up, Acon.; on attempting to sit up during menses, Vib.; worse by sitting up in bed, Bry., Dios., Phyt.; from slightest, Bry.; from going up stairs, Anac.; when stepping upon floor in morning, Lac def.; after a short walk, Con.; when walking, Dory

Faintness, nausea: Alum., Ang., Calad., Glon., Ipec., Kali c., Lobel. i., Plant., Tabac., Val., Ver., Vespa; follows nausea (epileptic

attacks), Kali bi.; when lifting head, Coccul.; flushes of heat, going off when lying down, Nux v.; in menorrhagia, Coccus; in paroxysms and inability to lie down, Raph.; and occasional vomiting (mental diseases), Act. rac.

Faintness, nerves; with feeling of motion in nerves, Calab.

Faintness, at night: Bar. c., Nux v.

Faintness, at noon; every little while, must lie down, Vib

Faintness, nose; from smell of cooking, Colch., Ipec.

Faintness, from pain: Gels., Ver.; in bowels, during diarrhœic stool, Coccul.; in sole of left foot, Merc. iod. flav.; in region of hypogastrium, Collin.; left lumbar and hypogastric regions, Vib.; left lumbar and hypogastric regions, in vagina, Calc. p.

Faintness, with palpitation: Coccul., Hydras., Iod., Kalm., Nux m. ☞ heart

Faintness, periodic: Collin.

Faintness, during pregnancy: Ars. ☞ Fainting, pregnancy

Faintness, in scarlatina: Chlor.

Faintness, sexual condition; after seminal emissions, Asaf.

Faintness, sinking feeling: Sep., Sul.

Faintness, sitting; in hemorrhoids, Sul.

Faintness, sleep; sudden, by loss of, Syph.

Faintness, in smallpox: Chlor.

Faintness, when standing: Phyt., Sul.; in prolapsus, Lil. tig.; must sit down, Alum.

Faintness, stomach: Diosc., Sul.; acidity, Elaps; affection, Kali bi.; as in bilious patients, Ptel.; with burning, later sharp and intermittent, better bending forward sitting, Sinap.; coldness and weakness after, Magn. m.; dyspepsia, Arg. nit.; sensation of emptiness, Sang.; with emptiness, Bufo; gastric derangement, Dory., Natr. s.; with pain, Diosc.; after pain, Cupr. s.; with pain, Alum.; pain, as from hunger, Puls.

Faintness, stool; after stool, Aloe, Apis, Ars., Con., Dig., Pod., Polyp., Sarrac., Sul., Ver.; with sensation of emptiness in abdomen, after, Pod.; sensation of constriction in rectum, after, Merc.; sensation of constriction in rectum, before stool, Sul.; during, Bor., Colch., Plant., Puls., Ver.; caused by pain in bowels during, Coccul.

Faintness, sweat; after sweat, Sal. ac.; after sweat, with headache, Arn.; cold, Bry.; sudden attacks of extreme, with cold sweat (diarrhœa), Tabac.; frequent sudden attacks with profuse cold, all over (cancerous ulcers on left side of throat, inside), Hydras.; profuse, Lobel. i.; sudden, with profuse sweat, can neither speak nor stir, Sep.

Faintness, testicles; neuralgic pains, Laur.

Faintness, from tobacco: Ign., Ipec.

Faintness, transient: Mur. ac.

Faintness, trembling; of limbs and internally, evenings (typhoid), Lach.

Faintness, uterus; as if internal genitals were being pushed out, Murex

Faintness, with vertigo: Ailant., Alum., Bry., Calab., Coccul., Crotal., Glon., Jugl., Magn. c., Merc. iod. flav., Natr. m., Zinc.; dizzy feeling all over body, Eup. pur.; on moving about, Selen.

Faintness, vomiting; white froth after, Ver.; before, Crotal.; dark thin blood, Ipec.

Faintness, weakness: Ars., Lach., Ver.

and congestion to chest, from least movement or exertion, Spong.; with strong craving for food from 11 to 12 every morning, Sul.

HYSTERIA: Abrot., Acet. ac., Acon., Act. rac., Agar., Agnus, Aloe, Amb., Amm. c., Anac. or., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Art. v., Arund., Asaf., Asar., ⁞Ascl. s., ⁞Ascl. t., Ast. r., Aur. met., Bar. c., Bell., Benz. ac., Brom., Cact., Calc., Camph., Cann. s., Canth., Cast., Caulo., Caust., Ced., Cham., Chim. umb., Chlorof., Chlor., Cic., Cinnam., Coca, Coccul., Coff., Coff. c., Con., Coral., Croc., Crotal., Cypr., Ferr., Gels., Graph., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Ictod., Ign., Iod., Kali c., Kali ph., Lach., Lact. ac., Lil. tig., Lyc., Magn. m., Merc., Millef., Mosch., Natr. c., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Nux v., Ol. caje., Pallad., Phos., Plat., Plumb., Polyg., Puls., Raph., Rhus, Sabina, Sang., Sec., Senecio, Sep., Sil., Stann., Staph., Sticta, Sul., Sumb., Tarant., Therid., Ustil., Val., Ver., Viol., Zinc.

Hysteria, abdomen; with abdominal symptoms, Bov., Graph.

Hysteria, back; spinal irritation, Therid.

Hysteria, blood; poisoning by uric acid, Aloe

Hysteria, breathing: ☞ Chap. 26, Asthma hysteric

Hysteria, catalepsy: ☞ Catalepsy

Hysteria, changing; symptoms, Puls.

Hysteria, chronic: Nux m., Thuya

Hysteria, at climacteric period: Lach., Therid.; in a woman of dark hair, eyes and complexion, Phos. ac.

Hysteria, constitution; plethoric subjects, Acon., Gels.; young women with irritable fibre, extreme delicacy and sponginess of organic tissue, Phos. ac

Hysteria, convulsions; apoplectiform, Crotal., Nux v.; epileptiform, Hydr. ac.; if any means are used to extend contracted arms, or open clenched teeth, she exerts great force to prevent it, Hydr. ac.; excessive hyperæsthesia, Tarant.; in mental derangement, Brach.; simulating tetanic, Mosch.; throws herself forcibly upon pillow, or flings herself from one side of bed to the other, Hydr. ac. ☞ Convulsions, hysteric, mental condition, sexual condition

Hysteria, cough; loud barking, Ver.

Hysteria, exertion; brought on by exercise in open air, particularly if she amused herself at same time, Rhus.

Hysteria, exhaustion; caused by dissipation, hard work with close confinement, Sil.; loss of blood, Sticta; after loss of fluids, Cinch., Cinnam.; with weakness, ⁞Ammoniac.

Hysteria, eructation; bitter, repeated yawning, better lying down and by music, Tarant. ☞ Chap. 16, Eructation hysteria

Hysteria, eyes; spasms of lids, Plat.

Hysteria, fainting; tendency, from slightest cause, Sumb.

Hysteria, fever; after intermittent, Tarant.; after intermittent or typhus abdominalis, Nux m.

Hysteria, globus hystericus: ☞ Chap. 13, Throat globus hystericus

Hysteria, headache; frightful, Stann.; attack passes off after one to five minutes, followed by headache, spasmodic constriction of chest

and general sweat, Kali c.; migraine, Sticta; sick headache, Sul.; from uterine disease, Plat. ☞ Chap. 3, Headache hysteria

Hysteria, heart; symptoms, Nux m., Sumb.; strange sensation, Sticta ☞ palpitation

Hysteria, hemorrhage; caused by metrorrhagia, worse at night in bed, Magn. m.

Hysteria, injuries; after operation on eye, Asar.

Hysteria, inner parts: Nux m.

Hysteria, labor; during, Chloral.

Hysteria, larynx; aphonia, from mental excitement, Stram.; attack of spasmus glottidis every five minutes, with a whistling tone, Tarant.

Hysteria, with leucorrhœa: Puls.

Hysteria, lying down; must lie down, Sticta, Therid.

Hysteria, limbs; with cold hands and feet (prolapsus uteri), Aur. met.

Hysteria, menses; in amenorrhœa, Xan.; profuse, Nux v.; scanty or suppressed, Nux m.

Hysteria, mental condition; busy packing and folding bedclothes, and placing them under head or elsewhere, guarding them with watchful eyes, strikes with full strength if any attempt is made to take them away, Hydr. ac.; quickly changing mood, sleepiness, and disposition to faint, Nux m.; distressed and unhappy, as if from loss of breath, wakes from sleep, Lach.; excitability, Gels.; covers face with handkerchief, Hyos.; after fright, Sabad., Stram.; after being frightened by a practical joke (shock), Hyper.; from grief, Gels., Ign.; comes out of spasms, feels very happy, everything seems beautiful to her, Sul.; must exert great force to prevent her from injuring herself, Hydr. ac.; sick, after being insulted and subduing his wrath, Staph.; maniacal lasciviousness, Agnus; wild laughter, Calc.; mild, gentle, yielding, though whimsical and introverted, Ign.; hysterical mood, even in men, Sumb.; notices no one unless they interfere with her plans, seizes a pillow or anything within reach and throws it forcibly at intruder, Hydr. ac.; after overtaxed mental powers, Nux m.; sadness, Coccul.; sudden, with screams, Stram.; smiles involuntarily when speaking, Aur. met.; preceded by weeping and laughing alternately, Stram. ☞ Chap. 1, Laughing, Weeping, etc.

Hysteria, moon; worse during increase, Sil.

Hysteria, motion; could not move any part of body, πTereb.

Hysteria, nausea; every fresh development brings on a sensation of continual nausea, Ipec.; and vomiting, with fainting, Sticta

Hysteria, night; hysteric, at night, Senecio

Hysteria, with palpitation: Art. v., Ced., Gels., Mosch., Natr. m. ☞ heart

Hysteria, periodic; with premonitory symptoms, Stram.; attacks come on several times during night, or in day, Kali c.

Hysteria, during pregnancy: ☞ Chap. 24, Pregnancy hysteria

Hysteria, at puberty: Lach., Therid.

Hysteria, sensitiveness; worse from light and noise, Sticta; preceded by, Stram.; intolerance of touch and pressure, Tarant.

Hysteria, sexual condition; with derangement of functions, Nux m.; from excessive irritation, Orig.

suppression, or too free indulgence, low spirited, anxiety, sadness, Con.

Hysteria, sleep; sleeplessness, Kali br., Mosch.

Hysteria, stomach; mucous irritation et morbus medicinalis, Hydras.

Hysteria, throat: ☞ Chap. 13, Throat globus hystericus

Hysteria, trembling; cannot work, move or sleep (nervous affection), Lach.

Hysteria, urination; strangury, Canth., Nux m.

Hysteria, urine; large quantities, colorless, Sul.; copious, Gels.; profuse, watery, colorless, Puls.

Hysteria, uterus; irritability and spasm of cervix, Chlorof.; irritation, Tarant.; prolapsus, Alum.

Hysteria, with vertigo: Cinch., Iod.

Hysteria, vomiting: ☞ Chap. 16, Vomiting, hysteria

LASSITUDE (fatigue, loss of energy, indolence, languor, tiredness, weariness): Abies, Alet., Aloe, Ammoniac., Amm. c., Amm. m., Amyl., Anac., Ang., Ant. c., Apis, Arg. met., Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Ars. h., Ars. i., Ars. m., Arum d., Arum m., Arum t., Asaf., Asar., Ascl. t., Aspar., Astac., Ast. r., Atrop. s., Aur. met., Bapt., Bar. c., Benz. ac., Berb., Bism., Bor., Brach., Bry., Calc., Calc. a., Calc. p., Calc. s., Calend., Camph., Carbo v., Carbol. ac., Card. m., Casc., Ced., Chel., Chen. v., Chin. a., Chin. s., Chloral., Chlorof., Chrom. ac., Cinnab., Cist., Coca, Coccus, Coff., Coloc., Crot. t., Cup. ars., Cupr. s., Daph., Diad., Diosc., Dig., Dulc., Eryng., Eup. pur., Euphor., Fluor. ac., Form., Gels., Gamb., Graph., Grat., Guarana, Ham., Hel., Hippoz., Hydrocot., Ign., Kali bi., Kali br., Kali c., Kali m., Kali ph., Lach., Lac def., Lact. ac., Laur., Lept., Lyc., Lyss., Manc., Med., Merc., Merc. iod. flav., Myr. cer., Natr. a., Natr. c., Natr. m., Natr. s., Nuph., Nux m., Nux v., Ol. an., Pallad., Petrol., Phell., Phos., Phos. ac., Pic. ac., Plat., Plumb., Polyp., Psor., Ptel., Puls., Ran. b., Raph., Ratan., Rhus v., Sabina, Sarrac., Senecio, Seneg., Sep., Spong., Staph., Stram., Sul., Sul. ac., Tabac., Tarant., Tell., Tereb., Tuberc., Uran. n., Ustil., Vacc., Ver., Zinc., Zing.

Lassitude, abdomen; pains, especially in liver, during apyrexia, Polyp.; in tabes mesenterica, Tuberc.

Lassitude, aching; as from lying long in one position, Ferr.

Lassitude, in Addison's disease: Calc.

Lassitude, in afternoon; incipient typhoid, Gels.; 2 P.M. till evening, Calc. s.; 4 P.M., Card. m.

Lassitude, air; worse in open (ecthyma), Petrol.

Lassitude, in albuminuria: Helon., Merc. cor.

Lassitude, in anæmia: Cycl., Ferr.; in anæmia, as if from great losses of blood, Therid.; in chlorosis, Cycl.; desire to lie down, Ferr.; painful, in chlorosis secundaria metastatica, Sabina

Lassitude, arms; noticed first in hands (posterior spinal sclerosis), Pic. ac.

Lassitude, in back; aching, also in large joints and bones of legs, Polyp.; dull

pain in small of, Cornus; lameness and weakness in small of, Con.; myelitis, pains like those brought on by cold, Dulc.; pain, with ill humor, Ran. b.; in tabes dorsalis, Calab.

Lassitude, bladder; in cysto-blennorrhœa, Uva ursi

Lassitude, brain; incipient hydrocephalus, Apis; with softening of brain, Phos.

Lassitude, breathing; in asthma, Arg. nit.

Lassitude, in bronchitis; chronic, Inul.

Lassitude, in cancer: Carbo a.

Lassitude, in catarrh: Con.; after pneumonia, Puls.; bronchial and vesical, Cop.

Lassitude, with chill: Ipec.

Lassitude, with chilliness: Act. rac., Cornus

Lassitude, in cholera: Chin. s.; infantum, Arn.

Lassitude, clothes; seem a burden, body too heavy, as if he had carried a load, Euphor.

Lassitude, coldness; sensation, or real, Spig.

Lassitude, with colic; in children, Nux m.; lead colic, Op.; after a cold, Diad.

Lassitude, in consumption: Calc., Med., Phos.

Lassitude, with convulsions; after attack, Œnan.; after attack, in epilepsy, Caust., Ign.

Lassitude, coryza; thick, yellowish, Kali c.

Lassitude, cough; chronic, Lyc.; dry, two short hacks, Sul. ac.; whooping cough, Cepa

Lassitude, during day: Amm. m., Calc., Calc. fl., Ferr., Kali bi., Senecio; of body and mind, Ascl. t.; with colic, after a cold, Diad.; in epilepsy, Op.; with inclination to stretch, Cimex; in secondary syphilis, Fluor. ac.

Lassitude, with delirium: Crotal.

Lassitude, in diabetes: Natr. s., Sec., Sul. ac.

Lassitude, in diarrhœa: Ant. t., Apis, Calc. p., Casc., Gamb., Kalm.; child wants nothing, cares for nothing, Phos. ac.; chronic, after attack, Natr. s.

Lassitude, in diphtheria: Lac. c., Kali iod., Kreo.

Lassitude, drinking; after, in intermittent, Ars.

Lassitude, in dysentery: Colch.

Lassitude, in dropsy: Apis

Lassitude, eating; after, Ant. c., Card. m., Cinch., Lach., Natr. m., Nux m., Rhus; after, in dyspepsia, Lach.; after, in evening, Alum.; after, in tabes mesenterica, Petrol.; worse before eating, better riding in open air, Cinnab.; after breakfast, Brom.; caused by eating, Carbo a.; after dinner, Asar.; during and after, Bov.; almost to fainting after a little, Sang.; must lie down if he does not eat frequently, Sul.; after a meal, Act. sp., Bar. c., Calc. p., Lyss.; worse before, Cinnab.

Lassitude, emaciation: Ferr.

Lassitude, epilepsy: Kali br.

Lassitude, eruption; in psoriasis, Sep.; in purpura, must stay in bed, Led.; purpura, with bluish-red, lentil-shaped spots over body, Rhus; tinea favosa, Hydrocot.

Lassitude, in evening: Ign., Myrtus, Pallad., Sul.; in open air, Carbo v.; as from great physical exertion, with sleepiness and feeling as if eyelids were swollen, better by literary occupation, Croc.

Lassitude, exertion; on exercising in open air, with drawing in back and lumbar muscles, Tereb.; by moving arms (anæmia), Sul.; ascending heights, Coca; especially after ascending steps, Stann.; causes asthma, Ars.

averse to, Ars., Aspar., Hep., Hydr. ac., Lac def., Phos., Squilla, Staph.; aversion (spasmodic stricture of œsophagus), Bapt.; desire to avoid all muscular, every day, 4 to 5 P.M., Gels.; disappears on walking, Sul.; easily fatigued, Hyos., Natr. m.; in melancholia, easily fatigued (headache from dancing), Arg. nit.; easily fatigued, better by moving, Ferr.; easily fatigued, especially in hot weather, Selen.; from overfatigue, delirium, Lach.; overfatigue, brings on attacks of white frothy diarrhœa in damp weather, Hep.; overfatigue, after long illness or long walks, Art. v.; flabby, like day after great exertion, or after a fever or other weakness, Lyss.; as if from too long a foot journey, Kreo.; weariness, as from too great, Lach.; impossible, desire to remain in bed (after operation for cancer), Coca; from least exertion, Ars., Chel., Kreo., Nux m., Pic. ac.; from least (in hemorrhoids), Sul.; from least (spinal irritation), Hep.; after playing on piano a short time, must lie down, Natr. c.; wants to remain quiet, Gels.; repugnance to motion, Gymn.; after rising, Natr. m.; on rising from bed, Uran. n.; everything seems an exertion, Sep.; from slightest, Bry., Cornus, Dory., Murex, Ziz.; from slightest, in dysmenorrhœa, Crotal.; from slight, with sleepiness and gastric ailment in heat of summer, Nux v.; from weakness in spine and spinal nerves, Phos. ac.; from going up stairs, Calc. p., Sep.; worse going up stairs, Calc. p.; especially when ascending steps (progressive spinal paralysis), Phos.; even talking tired him, Nux m.; soon tired, Bapt., Ham., Lyc.; soon tired, in hypochondriasis, Arg. nit.; from travel in heat, with deprivation of food, Coff. t.; after a walk, Arg. met., Coral., Lac def.; cannot walk far (anæmia), Sul.; from a short walk, Agar., Carbo v., Carbol. ac., Gymn., Lyss., Magn. c., Puls., Sil.; from short walk or slight exertion, Sep.; as if he had walked a great distance, during and after motion, Lact. ac.; does not want to exert himself (angina faucium, diphtheria), Caps.; after working two hours, Cain. ☞ Weakness ; also Chap. 1, Apathy, Laziness

Lassitude, face; anxious expression (acute rheumatism, cholera), Colch.; flushed, feverish, Ptel.; flushed (bronchial attacks after whooping cough), Kali bi.; sickly complexion, Calc.

Lassitude, fall; as if he would fall from seat, in pneumonia, Alum.

Lassitude, fever; during apyrexia, Ign., Puls.; during apyrexia, in quotidian ague, Ipec.; after chill, Med.; with chill, Diad., Natr. m.; with chill, in angina, Merc.; with diarrhœa, Sul.; eruptive, Gels.; follows, with sweat in face, Med.; gastric, Puls.; with heat, Kali ars.; hectic, Phos.; intermittent, Amb., Ant. t., Ars., Diad., Rhus; low, needs assistance to turn in bed, Cact.; malarial ataxy, Arg. nit.; malarial symptoms, Natr. s.; quotidian, Tarax.; remittent, while lying in bed, Carbol. ac.; tertian, Ant. t.; incipient typhoid, Gels.

Lassitude, hand; inflammation, Anthrac.

Lassitude, hay fever; worn out by sneezing and coughing, Gels., Kali bi., Sticta

Lassitude, head; symptoms, Benz. ac.

Lassitude, headache: Codein., Diad., Lyss.; as if body were bruised and joints dislocated, Agar.; catarrhal, Gymn.; chronic, Iod.; dull frontal (hemorrhoids), Collin.; dull, heavy, Con.; frontal, Calc.; hemicrania, patient is liable to fresh colds after attack, Phos.; nervous, Tereb.; noon till 2 P.M., Kob.; palpitation, wants to lie down, Coccul.; when walking or standing, had to rest during every exertion (hemicrania), Phos.

Lassitude, heart; in affections, Cup. m.; in angina pectoris, Phyt.; from exposure to sun, Natr. c.

Lassitude, heat; internal, forcing sweat out on face, as from weakness, Lyss.

Lassitude, heaviness: Pic. ac.

Lassitude, after hemorrhage: Cinch., Ferr.

Lassitude, with hunger: Calc., Nitr. ac.; alternating bulimia with want of appetite, caused by fulness in throat, Phos.

Lassitude, hurry; disposition to, through duties, Ptel.

Lassitude, hypochondria; fulness, Calc. a.; pain, as if bruised, Ran. b.

Lassitude, in hysteria: Lyc.

Lassitude, in influenza: Bry., Chel., Eup. perf., Gels., Phos.

Lassitude, kidneys; acute desquamative nephritis, Coccus

Lassitude, legs: Calc. a., Gels.; especially in feet and when sitting, Magn. c.; particularly knees, spirits may be good, Cycl.; in knees, after walking, Calc. s.; paralytic pain, Nitr. ac.; paralytic weakness, especially after short walk, or ascending stairs, Natr. p.; staggering gait, or trembling of body, Magn. s.; worse in thighs, Ang.; with ulcer, Kali iod.

Lassitude, with leucorrhœa: Calc. p., Con., Graph.

Lassitude, limbs: Cain., Calc., Casc.; with griping in abdomen, Chim. m., Merc. iod. flav.; aching, Calc. p.; especially in arms, Spong.; in evening, with chilliness, Calc.; heavy arms and feet, Diad.; particularly in joints, Bov.; aching distress in all the joints, Ptel.; especially in knees, Natr. s.; with pain, Form.; followed by torpor and heaviness (exophthalmus), Lyc. vir.; trembling, Sul.

Lassitude, liver; in jaundice, Myr. cer.; with pain, Polyp.

Lassitude, lying down; desire to lie down, Bapt., Con.; worse lying down, but has the inclination, Alum. ☞ standing

Lassitude, menses; before, Bell., Natr. m.; during, Bor., Calc. p., Caust., Iod., Kali c., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Petrol., Thuya; during, approaching faintness, Ign.; during, with yawning, Amm. c.; after, Berb., Thuya; absent two and a half months, Cycl.; in amenorrhœa, Coccul., Senecio; at commencement, Magn. c.; irregular, Dig.; delayed, Kali ph.

Lassitude, mental condition: Dig.; alternating with activity, Aloe; anguish, worse with failure to strive against (veta), Coca; depression, Phos.; disorders, Nux m.; disposition to hurry through duties, Ptel.; moral and physical, in insanity, Nux v.; from mental labor, Aur. met., Puls.; low spirits, Erig.; sadness, Sep.; after mental shock, Pic. ac.; when trying to study, Gels.; timidity and fearfulness, Phos.

feeling of deep-seated inward trouble, making him melancholy and sad, Sabina; weariness of life, Nitr. ac.

Lassitude, in morning: Calad., Kali m., Magn. m., Nux v., Staph., Sul.; and afternoon, Bry.; on awaking, Cham.; in bed, Amb., Carbo v., Petrol., Zinc.; in diabetes, Natr. s.; in epilepsy, Op.; not rested, Sul.; on rising, Ferr., Osm., Sep., Vib.; greater after rising than on going to bed, Nux v.; when rising from bed, in chronic ovaritis and leucorrhœa, Plat.; with bitter taste in mouth (spermatorrhœa), Sars.

Lassitude, mouth; yellow, purple ulcers on tip of tongue and in mouth (after abuse of mercury), Plumb.

Lassitude, myalgia: Arn.

Lassitude, nausea; constant, disappeared on drinking water, Phos.; following nausea, Calc. p.

Lassitude, nerves; in intermittent neuralgia, Polyp.; in affection of sympathetic nervous system, Phos.

Lassitude, night; and morning, Natr. s.

Lassitude, at noon: Cic.

Lassitude, nose; catarrh, Eup. perf. ☞ coryza, influenza

Lassitude, ovaries; ovaritis, Ustil.; chronic ovaritis, Pallad.

Lassitude, with palpitation: Caust.

Lassitude, paralysis; progressing from a slight feeling of fatigue on motion to complete, Pic. ac.

Lassitude, during pregnancy: Calc. p.

Lassitude, restlessness; turning, Tell.; walks about room, Diosc.

Lassitude, rheumatism: Merc. iod. flav.; desire to lie down, Phyt.

Lassitude, scarlatina; desire to lie down, but feels worse during rest and in a warm room, Merc. iod. flav.

Lassitude, sexual condition; after coition, Ziz.; sexual debility, Gels.; after seminal emission, Natr. m., Sep.; after nocturnal emissions, Coff.; painful erections, Sabad.; in onanists, Gels.; in spermatorrhœa, Nuph.; after loss of semen, Eryng.

Lassitude, sitting; especially while sitting, as if limbs would fall from him, Merc. sol.

Lassitude, sleep; after sleep, Ant. t., Puls.; after, in intermittent, Ars.; on awaking, Arg. met., Card. m., Cinch., Diosc., Hyper., Lact. ac., Phos. ac., Pod., Ptel., Xan.; on awaking, in epilepsy, Kali br.; on awaking, in irritation of cerebrospinal nerves, Paris; on awaking in morning, with palpitation from mental excitement or exertion, Pod.; on awaking, goes off by noon, Hyper.; on awaking, cannot rouse herself (during climaxis), Zinc.; cannot sleep, Aur. met.; when deprived of, Ipec.; with desire to, during day, Sinap.; disposition to, Cornus; after exciting dreams, Lyss.; drowsiness, Ferr., Kreo., Sil.; caused by drowsiness, Sang.; irresistible drowsiness, better after eating, ⁞Agar.; drowsiness, unable to rise, Acon.; as if he had not slept enough, Bapt.; increased by sleep, Ars.; after nightwatching, Arg. nit.; prevents, Ars.; internal, after siesta, Calc. s.; falls asleep while sitting, in evening, Hep.; with sleepiness, Cic.; unable to sleep, Aur. met., Cact.; with sleep, Coff.

Lassitude, in Spring: Apis, Bry, Gels.

Lassitude, standing; cannot stand, cannot move, Vespa; only with difficulty, Lact. ac.; is an exertion, Coccul.; desire to lie down, Iber., Kali c., Senecio, Sil.; disposition to lie or sit, Ferr.; has to lie down, Cepa, Sabina; must lie down (asthma), else has palpitation, Cinch.; desire to sit down, Calc. p., Graph.; must sit down, Alum. ☞ lying down

Lassitude, stomach; bilious attacks, Nux v.; in cardialgia, Phos., Zinc.; gastric catarrh, Dig.; in dyspepsia, Iod.; in gastralgia, Sil.; in gastric derangement, Dory.; goneness, crick in neck, trembling and palpitation, Natr. p.

Lassitude, stool; after stool, Ipec., Lyc.; after, in dysentery, Sul.; before stool, Mez.; during stool, Bor., Ipec.

Lassitude, stretching; tired all over, with gaping feeling, Vacc.

Lassitude, sudden: Act. sp.

Lassitude, with sweat: Cornus; from least exertion, Coccus.

Lassitude, talking; aggravated by, Dory.

Lassitude, with thirst: Diad.

Lassitude, tongue; white, Kali br.

Lassitude, trembling: Kali c.; with uræmia, Cup. ac.; in limbs, Calc.

Lassitude, urination; copious acid, Helon.; better from free, Tereb.

Lassitude, vertigo; after vertigo, Bell., Kalm.; and dulness, Ptel., Tereb.; in evening, Stront.

Lassitude, vomiting; after, Nitr. sp. d.

Lassitude, walking; after walking, with sleepiness, Sul.; outdoors, Arg. met.; unable to walk, Calc.; when walking, Stann.

Lassitude, weather; worse in damp, Sang.

Lassitude, yawning; with, Calc., Card. m., Rhus; desire to, and stretch, Plant.

MALAISE: Æsc. h., Æthus., Agar., Ailant., Anthrac., Anthrok., Arn., Ars. h., Ars. s. r., πAtrop. s., Bar. c., Carbol. ac., Card. m., Camph., Eucal., Gels., Helon., Hippoz., Kali c., Lyss., Psor., Ptel., Sarrac., Tarant., Vacc., Ver., Xan.

Malaise, abdomen; griping, on waking in morning, continues during day, Xan.

Malaise, afternoon; 3 p.m., Lyss.

Malaise, anthrax; from eating meat of diseased animals, Anthrac.

Malaise, catarrh; as when coming on, Sticta.

Malaise, chills; with headache (nettlerash), Cop.

Malaise, with constipation: Stann.

Malaise, eating; after eating, Ast. r., Cinch., Natr. m.; after a meal, in organic cardialgia, Kali bi.

Malaise, fever; in intermittent, Diad.; worse 10 to 1, Med.

Malaise, with headache: Crotal., Gels.

Malaise, with heat: πAur. mur. nat.

Malaise, in influenza: Euphor.

Malaise, labor; after labor, Mez.

Malaise, with leucorrhœa: Calc.

Malaise, liver; with liver trouble, Pod.

Malaise, lying down; constant desire to lie down (spasmodic pain in stomach), Diad.

Malaise, with nausea: Benz. ac., Crotal.

Malaise, in rheumatism: Sticta.

Malaise, sleep; with drowsiness all day, Stilling.; with sleeplessness, Merc.

Malaise, stomach; cardialgia, with headache, Kali c.

Malaise, throat; chronic hypertrophy of tonsils, Bar. m.

Malaise, with vertigo: Tarant. ☞ Lassitude.

NERVES, affections: Ars. s. f., Hydr. ac., Kali ars., Ziz.; involving brain, with convulsions, Kali br.; affects profoundly nerve centres, Cup. m.; hyperæmia of centres, Hydrocot.; of centres, follow obscure subcutaneous inflammation of stomach and intestines, causing diseases with faulty nutrition, Lac def.; of cerebrospinal nerve centres, Crotal.; of cerebrospinal system, muscular twitching and convulsions, Dolich.; sympathetic headache from disturbances in ganglionic nervous system, Nux v.; of ganglionic system, palpitation and irregular action, Codein.; of ganglionic system, particularly umbilical region, severe pain, Dios.; of ganglionic system, with vomiting, Kali br.; of gray nerve matter, disorders from mental overexertion, or reflex nervous excitement, Cypr.; of inhibitory nerves, Sumb.; of muscles especially affected (myalgia), Act. rac.; of pneumogastric, Crotal., Tarant.; pneumogastric and glosso-pharyngeal, Naja; irritation of pneumogastric, in nervous diseases, Tabac.; pneumogastric, reflex spasms, Cina; many cases of reflex action, Diosc.; of respiratory organs, Chlorof.; sensory most affected, Cact., Xan.; of solar plexus, Crotal.; has a stimulating action, Nitr. sp. d.; sympathetic derangement, Sul., Phos., Kali br., Kali m.; vaso-motor congestions, with tension and coldness, Kali m.

Nerves, anæsthesia: Anac. oc., Camph., Cann. i., Caps., †Carb. s., Caulo., Chloral., Chlorof., Cic., ⁞Eucal., Kali iod., Oleand., Plumb., Tereb., Ver. v., Zinc.; in all ailments, complains of nothing, Op.; in brain disease in children, Hell.; senses less acute, in cholera, Cup. m.; in convulsions, Zinc.; paroxysm of convulsive movements, Mosch.; in diphtheria, Gels., Sec.; electro-muscular contractility diminished, Ars.; after disappearance of old eruptions, Zinc.; particularly of gums, pharynx and genitals, Kali br.; with increased heat, in progressive spinal paralysis, Phos.; hemi- and paraplegic, Plumb.; in hysteria, Nux v.; considerable injury to nerves produce no reflex motion in periphery, Chlorof.; want of bodily irritability, Alum., Ars., Camph., Caps., Carbo v., Chin. s., Hell.; follows hyperæsthesia, particularly of legs, Ver. v.; in locomotor ataxia, Phos.; of mucous membranes, †Carb. s.; caused by onanism, chlorosis, Bright's disease, etc., Phos.; perception lessened, Asaf.; in puerperal convulsions, Stram.; diminishes reflex excitability of nervous centres, Kali br.; with softening of spinal cord, idiopathic, Kali p.; while standing, is not conscious of touching ground, Cann. i.; sudden and complete, Hydr. ac.; sensation of torpor in affected part, Lyc.; loss of sensation of touch, with tendency to wasting, Kali p. ☞ Paralysis, sensory.

Nerves, depression (neurasthenia, prostration): Acon., Act. rac., Æsc. h., Agar., Alet., Alum., Amb., Amm. m., Anac., Angus., Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Asaf., Bar. c., Calab., Calc., Calc. p., Cinch., Chin. a., Chin. s., Coca, Coccul., Coff., Curar., Cycl., Diad.

Diosc., Form., Gels., Graph., Helon., Hydrocot., Ign., Kali ph., Lach., Lac c., Lyc., Natr. m., Natr. s., Nux v., Op., Phos., Phos. ac., Pic. ac., Plumb., Puls., Selen., Sep., Sil., Stann., Sul., Sumb., Tarant., Therid., Zinc.; of centres, causes nervous diarrhœa, Zinc.; after cerebral congestion, Chloral.; of ganglionic system, Cinch.; want of reaction, well chosen remedy does not act, Laur.; of trophic system, Kreo.; lessened irritability of vaso-motor centres, Chloral.; nervous vitality impaired (dropsy), Sumb.

Nerves, erethism: ☞ excitability, irritability, hyperæsthesia.

Nerves, excitability: Acon., Camph., Coff. t., Croc., Ferr., Iber., Lyc., Mar. v., Val.; bordering on convulsions, Agar.; then depression, Ced.; with diarrhœa, Cornus; seminal emissions caused by, followed by impotence, Phos.; apyrexia in intermittent, Apis; with fetid suppressed foot sweat, Zinc.; of hysterical patients, Gels.; with mental disturbance, Staph.; at night, Sul.; in rheumatism, Caulo.; in mercurial rheumatism, Hep.; in scarlatina, Gels.; in spasmodic affections, Caulo.; with uterine affections, Ziz.

Nerves, gouty affections; with slight fever and great debility, Indig.

Nerves, hyperæsthesia (oversensitiveness): Asaf., Asar., Cham., Chin. s., Chlor., Cinch., Coff., Gels., Lyss., Oleand., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Sep., Ver. v.; threatened abortion, Asar.; to change of air in afternoon, Kali c.; affected painfully by writhing in anus, Croc.; nervous system predominates over arterial, Asaf.; of body and limbs, from above downward, following course of development of pain, followed by anæsthesia, particularly legs, Ver. v.; especially in children, Coff.; in cholera, Chin. s.; precedes chorea, Stram.; after coffee, Cham.; as soon as slightest portion of body becomes cold, Hep.; in inflammation of diaphragm, Morph. s.; of every part, Canth.; excessive excitement irritates (convulsive hysteria and chorea), Tarant.; exquisite, over whole body, Lyss.; in puerperal fever, Coff.; abnormal sensitiveness of individual nerve filaments, Cina; flesh tender, touch leaves a deep blueness like a bruise (child), Lach.; precedes hysteria, Stram.; to external impressions, Bry., Coccul., Nux v.; to external impressions, light, odors, noises, touch, etc., Phos.; with inflammatory disease, Mosch.; irritation of whole body, Chin s.; cannot bear the least jar, Bell.; with inflammation of joints, Colch.; of cutaneous nerves of limbs, Cycl.; of nerve branches, Atrop. s.; in nervous affections, Mar. v; in traumatic neuralgia, Canth.; cannot bear noise, Bell., Cinch. bol., Therid.; in nymphomania, Staph.; after opium, Cham.; all organs, with coldness of arms and legs (yellow fever), Merc.; to pain, Cham., Cinch., Coff., Ferr., Hep., Ign., Kali ph., Lyc., Morph. s., Phyt., Puls., Sep.; painful, in windy cold weather, Rhod.; with shock of paralysis, Kali ph.; of senses, Bry., Caps., Coff., Coccul., Nux v., Spig., Val.; of senses in cerebrospinal meningitis, Cup. ac.; of senses, particularly increased perception of slight passive motions, Coff.

convulsions, brought on by pressure over solar plexus, Nux v.; of spinal cord, Diosc.; to hear anyone speak is intolerable, Hydras.; in spinal disease, Plumb.; complains of persons stepping hard or quickly, when sitting in chair or lying on bed (hysteria), Aloe; tenderness of body, in anasarca, Lach.; when thinking (this he must continually) that some one might with finger tip or nail scratch even lightly on linen or similar material, a most disagreeable sensation thrills through him, arresting momentarily all his thoughts and actions, Asar.; tickling responded to more quickly, Zinc.; to touch, Cina, Coff.; to touch, entire surface, Ziz.; nervous sensibility intense, respecting touch of garment or a lock of hair, by any one not en rapport, Med.; body painfully sensitive to touch, sends a shudder through frame, Spig.; twitchings and spasms, Cham. ☞ depression, irritability.

Nerves, inflammation (neuritis): Acon., Ars., Bell., Cact., Caust., Hep., Hyper., Iod., Kali iod., Kalm., Lac c., Merc., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Sil., Sul.; with tingling, Acon.

Nerves, injuries; falls, hurts, gunshot wounds, lacerations or punctures, with sympathetic irritation of system, Hyper.; if he knocks against any part there is a sudden painful crawling through whole body to head, Spig.; in lacerations, Calend., Hyper.; traumatic neuroma, Calend.; at peripheral extremities, particularly fingers, toes and matrices of nails, with great pain, Hyper.; teeth broken when pulled, etc., Menyanth.

Nerves, irritability (physical erethism): Apis, Asar., πAur. mur., Bar. c., Bar. m., Bry., Cham., Chloral., Cinch., Coca, Coff., Eryng., Indig., Lach., Lil. tig., Nitr. ac., Phos., Pod., Spig., Spong., Val., Vib., Ziz.; especially after anger, even to spasms of chest and throat, Cham.; awakens often, Natr. m.; condition between erethism and torpor (scarlatina), Hyos.; in catarrh of children, Sumb.; of circulatory system, Chin. s.; at climacteric period, Arg. nit.; after coition, Calc.; after exhausting diarrhœa, or long continued use of purgatives, Kali p.; in endocarditis rheumatica, Hyos.; with nocturnal enuresis, Magn. p.; excitement, even with fever, Eucal.; excitation of whole body, worse in repose, Kreo.; with exhaustion, Sil.; in fever, Bapt.; in eruptive fevers, Gels.; with hay fever, Kali p.; in yellow fever, Ver. v.; with headache, Syph.; with hypertrophied heart, Aur. met.; with flying heat of face and blood, Spong.; with heaviness and stupefaction (megrim), Calc.; after hemorrhage, Ferr. m.; in chronic passive hemorrhage, Sec.; from long continued uterine hemorrhage, Croc.; in herpes, Calc.; in hydrocephalus, diphtheria and scarlatina, Apis; without hyperæmia, Hyos.; in infants, Cham.; local (epileptic fits), Magn. p.; in mania-a-potu, Nux m.; in megrim, with muscular atrophy, Calc.; during menses, Stram.; in amenorrhœa, Lach.; in dysmenorrhœa, Ign.; in miscarriage, flowing and pain, with fiery red face, Ferr.; nervo-muscular excitement, Vespa; muscular, especially of extremities, simulating chorea