36. Nerves pp. 1027–1036

Nux m.; at night, pulse full and accelerated, Merc.; of all organs, with coldness of arms and legs (yellow fever), Merc.; worse outdoors, Coff.; in consequence of chronic ovaritis and suppressed menses, Codein.; followed by spinal or cerebral softening or atrophy, causing paralysis, Phos.; during parturition, Hyos.; peculiar, expressed by all motions of her body and in her looks, Lyss.; with plethora, palpitation, Lyc. vir.; in pneumonia, Lyc.; reflex excitability, Nux v.; reflex, with fever, Lyc.; sensorium not much perverted, Cham.; prevents sleep (typhus), Bapt.; unable to sleep (typhoid pneumonia), Chloral.; from sleeplessness, Hyos.; especially of spinal cord (prosopalgia), Coccul.; after stool (dysentery), Ign.; termini become so irritated, some kind of friction is necessary to obtain relief, Tarant.; in typhoid fever, Iod.; in typhus, Chlor.; with vertigo, Cinch. ☞ hyperæsthesia.

Nerves, neurasthenia: ☞ depression.

Nerves, prostration: ☞ depression.

Nerves, rheumatic affections; with slight fever, great debility, Indig.

Nerves, sensitiveness: ☞ hyperæsthesia.

Nerves, sheaths; rheumatism affecting, Phyt.

Nerves, shock: ☞ Chap. 45, Injuries.

Nerves, tissues: ☞ Chap. 44, Nerves.

Nerves, tumors; idiopathic neuroma, Calc., Calend., Cepa ☞ Chap. 44, Tumors.

NERVOUSNESS: Abies, Acon., Act. rac., Apis, Apoc., Arn., Arum t., Ars., Asaf., Astac., Bar. c., Bell., Bor., Calad., †Camph., Cham., Chim. m., Chin. s., Cinch., Cinnab., Cinnam., Coccul., Coccus, Con., Cup. ars., Ferr., Ferr. iod., Form., Gels., Guarana, Hyos., Kali c., Kreo., Lach., Lac c., Lil. tig., Lyc., Lyc. vir., Lyss., Magn. c., Magn. p., Manc., Mar. v., Med., Melil., Merc., Mosch., Natr. a., Natr. m., Natr. p., Op., Pod., Psor., Ptel., Sabina, Samb., Senecio, Sep., Spong., Stram., Sul., Syph., Ustil., Vacc., Xan., Zing.

Nervousness, abdomen; irritation, Sabad.; pains, Coff.

Nervousness, aching; all over, Lach.

Nervousness, afternoon; uneasiness, Act. rac.

Nervousness, agitation: Crotal.; with labored quick breathing, Crotal.; prevents sleep, Bufo.

Nervousness, in Basedow's disease: Ferr.

Nervousness, brain; erethism (cardiac hyperæsthesia), Coff.

Nervousness, breathing; feeling of suffocation, Ipec.

Nervousness, catarrh: Nux m.

Nervousness, children; during dentition, Coca, Dolich.; in diarrhœa, Lyc.; restless, weakly children (marasmus), Sul. ac.; temporary satisfaction after whims are gratified (dentition), Rheum.

Nervousness, with coldness: Bufo., Camph., Ver.; prevents sleep, Lac c.

Nervousness, with constipation: Iris, Nux v., Op., Plat.

Nervousness, constitution; in emaciated, pale, anæmic persons, with deficiency of animal heat, Ol. jec.; excitable temperaments, Val.

Nervousness, convulsions; epilepsy, Art. v.; threatened, Gels.

Nervousness, in diphtheria: Gels.

Nervousness, discharge; after suppressed discharges, Asaf.

Nervousness, after drugs: Nux v.; from abuse of mercury, Hep., Nitr. ac.; apparently well-chosen remedy fails, Val.

Nervousness, eating; after dinner, Hydras.; when hungry, Kali c.

Nervousness, eruption; in eczema, Brom., Petrol.; from suppression of milk crust, Jacea.

Nervousness, exertion; when walking (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.

Nervousness, exhaustion; general debility, Kali ph.; sinking spells every morning (parenchymatous metritis), Lac c.

Nervousness, fever; hectic, Cinch.; in intermittent, Polyp.; during fever, 10 to 12, moving fingers, Med.

Nervousness, fly; as if she would have to fly away, Ver.

Nervousness, headache: Cann. i., Crotal., Melil.; after congestive, Melil.

Nervousness, heart: ☞ palpitation ; also Chap. 29, Heart nerves.

Nervousness, heat; internal and external, Con.

Nervousness, in influenza: Ars., Gels., Ign., Phos.

Nervousness, during labor: Acon., Chloral., Coff., Gels., Puls.

Nervousness, larynx; sympathetic aphonia, Collin.

Nervousness, legs; up about ankles, Puls.; trembling, Sil.

Nervousness, liver; excessive action, Pod.

Nervousness, lungs; pneumonia, Bell.

Nervousness, menses; before, Lach.; in amenorrhœa, Senecio; during, Bor., Natr. c.; in dysmenorrhœa, Puls., Xan.; in menorrhagia, Cann. i.; after suppressed (exophthalmic goitre), Ferr. iod.

Nervousness, mental condition; anguish, Cup. ars.; anxious, Led.; anxious, at twilight, Phos.; paroxysm, feels like tearing off her clothes, takes off rings, Lac c.; from conversation, Amb.; dejection, with diarrhœa, Merc. sol.; depression, Nitr. ac.; depression, with nervous asthma, Kali p.; sudden or intense emotions in highly nervous or excitable persons, Kali p.; morbid grief, Ign.; of twelve years' standing, aggravated to insanity by grief, commenced when riding in a boat, Coccul.; in hypochondriasis, Arg. nit., Nux v., Val.; hypochondriasis, caused by emissions, Phos. ac.; irritability, Gels.; irritability, with the pains, Colch.; mania, nymphomania, etc., Grat.; melancholy, Zinc.; with melancholia and disgust of life, Aur. mur.; worse from mental exertion, better closing eyes, Calc.; news, excitement or harsh word makes worse, Lach.; from smothered passion, Kali p.; from reading and writing, Med.; shudders, if he sees anyone deformed, Benz. ac.; approach of a stranger gave her sudden twitches, Thuya; caused by worry and much mental work, with too little bodily exertion, in business men, Nux v. ☞ Hysteria ; also Chap. 1, Anxiety, Depression, etc.

Nervousness, in morning; on rising, Iber.

Nervousness, music; unbearable, goes through bone and marrow, Sabina

Nervousness, at night: Arg. nit., Arum t., Ferr. ph., Senecio; in gonorrhœa, Merc.

Nervousness, ovaries; pain in left, seems to affect heart, becomes unconscious, seems to stop breathing, Tarant.

Nervousness, pain; from pain and loss of sleep, Coccul., Hydras.

Nervousness, with palpitation: Ver.

Nervousness, in pregnancy: Amb., Nux m.

Nervousness, in rectal troubles: Pæonia.

Nervousness, with restlessness; must be busy and walk, Kali br.; hysterical mood, Eup. pur.; cannot sit still without great effort, Natr. a.; cannot sit still, caused by occasional sharp shooting pains in ovaries, before menses, Vib. ☞ Restlessness.

Nervousness, sexual condition; depression, after coitus, Ced.; young men prematurely old have cramps in calves of legs and feet on atempting coition, Cup. m.; growing out of unsatisfied desire, Kali br.

Nervousness, sleep; child awakens in distress (diarrhœa), Lach.; on awaking, Lyss.; distress during dysentery, Lach.; prevents at night (hypochondriasis), Arg. nit.; sleepless, Lach.; causes sleeplessness, Sticta.

Nervousness, stomach; flatulent dyspepsia, Sal. ac.

Nervousness, stool; after, Nitr. ac.; during, πAtrop. s.

Nervousness, thunderstorm; during, Natr. p.

Nervousness, trembling: Lobel. i.

Nervousness, ulcer; on leg, Kali iod.

Nervousness, urination; during, Petrol.

Nervousness, uterus; uterine complaint, Caulo.; with uterine and ovarian disorders, especially in married women, Syph.

Nervousness, vertigo: Iod.

Nervousness, vomiting; during pregnancy, Cup. ars.

Nervousness, water; when he hears water run or poured out, or when he sees it, Lyss.

Nervousness, weather; worse in wet, phlegmasia alba dolens, Natr. s.

Nervousness, weakness: Cinch., Cinnam.

Nervousness, worms; ascarides, Cina, Ferr. mur., Sabad.

NEURALGIA: Abrot., Acon., Act. rac., Agar., Amm. m., Apis, Arg. met., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Cact., Canth., Caps., Caust., Ced., Cepa, Cham., Chel., Chin. a., Chin. s., Chlor., Cinch., Cist., Clem., Coccin., Coccul., Coff., Colch., Coloc., Crotal., Crot. t., Cup. m., Diosc., Ferr., Ferr. ph., Gels., Glon., Guaiac., Ham., Hep., Ign., Kali bi., Kali p., Kalm., Kreo., Lac c., Lach., Led., Lyc., Magn. c., Magn. p., Melil., Merc., Mez., Natr. m., Nux v., Paris, Phos., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Rhod., Rhus, Rob., Sang., Sars., Sil., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sul., Tabac., Tarant., Tereb., Thuya, Ver., Zinc.

Neuralgia, abdomen; obstinate, caused by derangement of abdominal organs, intestines and liver, Lac def.

Neuralgia, of arms: ☞ Chap. 32, Arms neuralgia.

Neuralgia, back; attacks of excruciating pain from right kidney downward, Sars.; from spinal irritation, Gels. ☞ Chap. 31, Lumbar region, lumbago, neuralgia, and Spine, neuralgia.

Neuralgia, chest; left side, to throat and left jaw, with die-away feeling, seems to extend through heart to back, Lyss.

into neck (angina pectoris), Tabac. ☞ Chap. 28, Inner chest, angina, neuralgia.

Neuralgia, cold; from taking cold, Acon., Ars., Bell., Bry., Canth., Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Coccul., Coff., Hep., Lyc., Magn. p., Merc., Mosch., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Rhus, Samb., Sep., Spig., Sul., Ver.

Neuralgia, coldness; sensation of coldness in nerve, Tereb.

Neuralgia, with constipation; chronic, producing displacement of uterus, Plat.

Neuralgia, constitution; with anæmia, broken down, emaciated, Phos.; caused by dissipation, hard work with close confinement, Sil.; in emaciated, pale, anæmic persons with deficiency of animal heat, Ol. jec.; gouty, Colch.; in nervous persons, Acon., Ars., Bry., Cham., Cinch., Coccul., Coff., Hep., Ign., Phos., Val., Ver.; plethoric, Acon., Arn., Bell., Ferr., Hyos., Merc., Natr. m., Nux v., Puls.; sequel of septic, toxæmic, or even miasmatic disease, or chronic bilious, climacteric or albuminuric conditions, Crotal.

Neuralgia, diphtheria: Gels., Phyt.

Neuralgia, direction of pain; from centre to periphery, Ant. t., Cact., Kalm., Rhod.; from below upward, Acon., Alum., Arn., Ars., Bar. c., Bell., Benz. ac., Calc., Canth., Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Cinch., Coloc., Cup. m., Eup. pur., Lac c., Lach., Magn. c., Petrol., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Sep., Stann., Sul., Tarax., Thuya ☞ wandering.

Neuralgia, drinking; abuse of coffee, Bell., Canth., Caust., Cham., Coccul., Coff., Grat., Hep., Ign., Merc., Nux v., Puls., Sul.

Neuralgia, eating; from rich food, Puls.

Neuralgia, eruption; following herpes zoster, Dolich., Mez., Zinc.

Neuralgia, in evening; while lying down, Ced.

Neuralgia, facial: ☞ Chap. 3, Face neuralgia.

Neuralgia, fever; during or after typhus, Tarax.

Neuralgia, in head: ☞ Chap. 3, Headache neuralgic.

Neuralgia, heat; amelioration by warmth, Hep., Magn. p., Sil.; with anxiety and restlessness, Cham.; like hot water running through a tube, Tereb.

Neuralgia, hysterical: Val.

Neuralgia, increasing; and decreasing slowly, Stann.

Neuralgia, from injuries: Arn., Canth., Chel., Hyper., Natr. s.; chronic, pains wearing out patient, Cepa

Neuralgia, legs: ☞ Chap. 33, Legs neuralgia.

Neuralgia, limbs: ☞ Chap. 34, Limbs neuralgic.

Neuralgia, mental condition; impatience, wants relief at once, wild, unruly, Cham.

Neuralgia, from abuse of mercury: Arn., Bell., Carbo v., Cham., Cinch., Hep., Nitr. ac., Puls., Sars.

Neuralgia, motion; aggravates, Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Chin. a., Cinch., Crot. t., Hep., Led., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Spig., Staph., Sul.; ameliorates, Amm. m., Ferr., Gels., Kali ph., Kreo., Rhus

Neuralgia, muscles; spasmodic, Magn. p., Plat.

Neuralgia, nerves affected; left bracnial plexus, Arum d; sudden darting, evidently along single branches, causes starting, Gels.; pain seems to sharply define course of nerves, Iodof.; in infraorbital branch of fifth, ⁞Chloral.; intense, along tracks of large nerve trunks, Tereb.; in nervus pudendus internus, after gonorrhœa, begins in scrotum and arms, extends to right side of foot, with severe cramps, ⁞Cop.; in solar and other abdominal plexuses, and facial lumbar and femoral nerves, Coloc.; in nerves that have been stretched, as in sprains, Ruta; particularly in right supraorbital, Chel.

Neuralgia, at night; every night, now in legs, in tibia or in thighs, now in left, now in right side, mostly with spasmodic contractions, Magn. p.; every night, beginning about 8 or 9 p.m., gradually increasing in severity until its reaches its height at 3 or 4 a.m., and after continuing thus for two or three hours, gradually decreased, and finally ceased at 10 a.m., attacks gradually more severe, last longer (rheumatic ophthalmia), Syph.

Neuralgia, periodic: Chin. s.; every day at same hour, Kali bi.; recur frequently, Natr. a.; in head, Syph.; indistinct or double periodicity, absence of organic lesion, Gels.; intermittent, Eucal., Polyp.; intermittent, pains return with great regularity, Chin. s.; intermittent, worse every twenty-four hours, generally at noon, or 12 p.m., and analogously worse in midsummer or midwinter, Sul.; at irregular times, continue for no definite period, coming on suddenly or gradually, and leaving as uncertainly, worse from worry or mental exertion, better by food, Kalm.; chronic, intermittent, in regular paroxysms, Ced.; recurring at certain times, with flow of saliva or tears, Natr. m.

Neuralgia, pressing feeling: Kalm.

Neuralgia, pressure; caused by pressure of distended veins upon a nerve trunk, Sec.

Neuralgia, rheumatic: Guarana, Phos., Puls.; gouty-rheumatic diathesis, Coloc.; worse at night, with flying, stitching pains along long bones, Mez.; pains in all muscles, even in cremaster, darting, irregular, attacks sometimes last a week or two, pains gradually increase and decrease, worse in damp, especially frosty weather, worse 4 or 5 p.m., attain their height at 2 or 3 a.m., ceasing about 8 a.m., Syph. (improved)

Neuralgia, scarlatina; after, Dig.

Neuralgia, sensitiveness; to concussion or shock, Bell., Spig.; to contact, Bell., Caust., Cinch., Cup. m., Hell., Hep., Magn. p., Sul.

Neuralgia, shooting; downward, Kalm.; along nerve, Magn. p.; tearing along tracks of nerves, especially if worse by changes in weather, Gels.

Neuralgia, sleep; awakens with boring, digging, drawing, Phos. ac.; from keeping late hours, Puls.

Neuralgia, sudden: Bell.; come quickly and leave parts numb, worse from warmth, Mez.

Neuralgia, sweat; hot, particularly on face and scalp, Cham.

Neuralgia, syphilitic; worse in open air, Syph.; had his wife hide his revolver lest in a fit of desperation he might kill himself, as was his desire during extreme paroxysms of pain, strikes wall with fists and beats head against wall for relief, Syph.

no position suits him at night, walks floor or goes into street and moves about slowly, Syph.; rending, tearing pains throughout body, worse moving about slowly, Syph.

Neuralgia, tearing: Kalm.

Neuralgia, throbbing; at night, worse in rest, better moving, Ferr.

Neuralgia, from tobacco: Plant.

Neuralgia, with vomiting: Iris

Neuralgia, wandering: Act. rac., Apis, Iodof., Kali bi., Kali f., Magn. p., Puls., Tereb.; in chest, back and limbs, Cornus; begins in right elbow, extends to hand and shoulder, passing down right side and then up left, pain settles about heart causing pressure and palpitation, pains darting, needlelike, Cornus; flying pains, Æsc. h., Iodof., Puls.; head, back, cardiac region, tenderness of whole spinal column, Ran. sc.; sweeping over whole body, seems to rest at times in joints, felt in cardiac region, causing trembling and fearfulness, Daph.; varied and shifting, Plat.

Neuralgia, weakness; the only general symptom, Kalm.

Neuralgia, weather; from exposure to a strong north wind, Magn. p.

Neuralgia, worms; (ascarides), Ferr. m.

PARALYSIS: Act. rac., Acon., Æsc. g., Æsc. h., Agar., Alumin., Amb., Amyg., Anac. oc., Anac. or., Ang., †Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Ars. i., ⁞Astac., Bar. c., Bar. m., Bell., Bry., Bufo., Cadm. s., Calab., Calc., Cann. i., Caps., Carbo v., ⁞Castor., Caulo., Caust., Chel., Chin. s., Cic., Cina, Cinch., Cinnam., Coccul., ⁞Cochl., Coff., Colch., Con., Crot., Cup. m., Curar., Dulc., Ferr. m., Form., Gels., Graph., Guarana, Hep., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Ign., Indig., Kali br., Kali c., Kali iod., Kali p., Lach., Led., Lyc., Lyss., Magn. p., Mang., Merc., ⁞Millef., Natr. m., Natr. p., Nux m., Nux v., Oleand., Op., Oxal. ac., Phos., Phos. ac., Pic. ac., Plumb., Psor., Rhod., Rhus, Ruta, Sec., Sep., Sil., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sul., Tabac., Tarant., Tereb., Ver., Ver. v., Zinc.

Paralysis, in Addison's disease: Iod.

Paralysis, agitans: Bar. c., Bufo., Calab., Gels., Hyos., Kali br., Magn. p., Merc., Phos., Plumb., Rhus, Tabac., Tarant., Zinc.; head and body hang forward, the former oscillating continually, Rhus; structural lesion has not taken place, Calab.; caused by mental distress, commence with pain in arms and itching and trembling in left leg, with inability to remain in bed, had to walk floor, Tarant.; inclination to oscillation of body, after writing, Cinch. bol.; cannot raise himself to erect sitting posture, must be fed, Rhus; sits on a stool in constant motion, cannot remain quiet a moment, Rhus

Paralysis, aphonia: ☞ Chap. 25, Larynx vocal cords, paralysis.

Paralysis, in apoplexy: Anac., Apis, Arn., Bar. c., Bell., Caust., Coccul., Cup. m., Gels., Hyos., Lach., Nux v., Op., Plumb., Sec., Stann., Stram., Zinc.; particularly right side, Crotal.; of right deltoid, Curar.; cerebral hemorrhages, Zinc.; con-

gestive, approaching apoplexy, followed by vertigo and mental weakness, Kali br.; left, Arn.; affects equally motor and sentient nerves, is often attended with violent pains in paralyzed parts and considerable contractions, especially of exterior muscles, which feel hard as wood, Plumb.; particularly in old people, Con.; with vertigo and weak memory, Nux v.

Paralysis, arms: ☞ Chap. 32, Arms paralysis.

Paralysis, with atrophy: Kali p., Plumb., Sep.; limbs painfully contracted, Plumb.; rapid emaciation, with relaxation of sphincters, Sec.; local, chiefly of forearm, Plumb.; paralyzed, parts may swell after the emaciation, Plumb.

Paralysis, back; from decay of anterior portion of spinal cord, Mang.; from exhaustion of spinal cord, spinal anæmia, reflex para- and hemiplegia, or white softening, or where paresis of motor nerve centres, remains after all signs of irritation have passed, Nux v.; painless, of extremities, in myelomalacia, Crotal.; of all muscles up to neck (cerebrospinal meningitis), Cup. ac.; originating in small of, after taking cold, with cold feeling of extremities and œdema of feet, Coccul.; from softening of cord, Pic. ac.; from spinal disease, cannot walk, with eyes closed, Alum.; spinal nerves disturbed, Caust.; of spinal origin, Phos.; partial, from weakness of spine, Natr. m.; from tabes dorsalis, Sil.; tingling and tearing into limbs, Phos.

Paralysis, of bladder: ☞ Chap. 21, Bladder, paralysis.

Paralysis, brain; apoplectic condition, Lach.; alteration in connective tissue, Sil.; meningitis, Ver.; cerebrospinal meningitis, Cic., Crotal., Tarant.; softening, with vertigo and weak memory, Nux v.; cerebral or spinal softening, or atrophy, preceded by overexcitement, Phos. ☞ Chap. 3, Brain paralysis.

Paralysis, in children; infantile, Gels.; infantile, recent, connected with teething, Kali p.

Paralysis, in cholera: Cup. m., Sec., Sul., Ver.

Paralysis, cold; from cold, Arn., Caust., Colch., Dulc., Gels., Merc., Rhus; from damp and getting wet, Caust., Dulc., Gels., Nux v., Rhus; after exposure to wind or draught, Caust.

Paralysis, with constipation: Æsc. h., Alum., Caust., Nux v., Plat., Plumb., Sul.

Paralysis, convulsions; after convulsions, Ars., Bell., Caust., Cic., Coccul., Cup. m., Hyos., Laur., Nux v., Plumb., Sec., Sil., Stann., Stram., Sul., Vib.; after convulsions, in asphyctic form of uræmia, Hydr. ac.; paralytic symptoms alternate with spasmodic, Stram.; with convulsive movements, Cub.; with trembling, Nux m.

Paralysis, of co-ordination: Crotal., Gels., Ign.; muscular awkwardness, Ipec.; no power of balancing, stands with feet apart, Tereb.; run to places where they had no intention to go, †Agar.; stumbles and trips, Kali p.; in affection of vaso-motor nerves, Kali br. ☞ progressive ; also Chap. 33, Legs paralysis.

Paralysis, diphtheria; after diphtheria, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Bar. c., Calab., Caust., Coccul., Con., Crotal., Cup. m., Gels., Helon., Hyos., Kali p., Lach., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Phyt., Plumb., Rhus, Sul., Thuya, Zinc.

after, in a child, Lac c.

Paralysis, downward; from above downward, Bar. c.

Paralysis, drinking; after abuse of alcohol, Ant. t., Ars., Calc., Lach., Natr. s., Nux v., Op., Ran. b., Sep., Sul.

Paralysis, ears; ringing, and deafness, Sil.

Paralysis, eruptions; after suppressed itch, Caust.; from repercussion, suppression, Caust., Cup. m., Dulc., Hep., Sul.

Paralysis, exertion; after unwonted, Arn., Ars., Rhus

Paralysis, exhaustion; dependent upon exhaustion, Cinch., Coccul., Ferr., Lach., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Rhus, Sul.; caused by dissipation or hard work, with close confinement, Sil.; from loss of fluids, Cinch., Ferr., Ver.; of nerve power, in recent cases, as after diphtheria, Kali ph.

Paralysis, eyes: ☞ Chap. 5, Accommodation, Eyes and Lids paralysis.

Paralysis, face: Cadm. s.; buccal, Curar.; double facial and right lateral (in consequence of repeated epileptic attacks), swallowing and articulation affected, Curar.; produced by pains, Natr. m. ☞ Chap. 8, Face paralysis.

Paralysis, fever; after intermittent, Arn., Ars., Lach., Natr. m., Nux v.; after typhoid, Coccul., Cup. m., Nux v., Rhus, Sul.; impending with typhoid or typhus, Phos.

Paralysis, fingers: ☞ Chap. 32 Fingers paralysis.

Paralysis, gout; in gouty constitutions, Colch.

Paralysis, hemiplegia: Alum., Anac., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Bell., Caust., Cinch., Coccul., Dulc., Elaps, Graph., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Kali c., Kali iod., Lach., Merc., Mur. ac., Nux v., Ol. caje., Phos. ac., Plumb., Rhus, Sep., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sul. ac., Syph., Thuya; facial and aphasic, from thrombosis of left middle cerebral artery, or from pressure on spinal cord, Phos.; from anger, Staph.; with atrophy, Caust.; with bruised feeling and stiffness, Coccul.; with coldness, Caust.; convulsions of other side, Bell., Stram.; particularly from suppression of eruption, Caust.; after disappearance of a measle-like eruption that has covered whole body, Cop.; worse in extensors, Alum.; from fainting, Camph; often accompanied by hyperæsthesia of opposite side, Plumb.; incipient, Phos.; left side, Arn., Ars., Bell., Caust., Hydr. ac., Lach., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Oxal., Petrol., Rhus, Stram.; with aphasia, Bar. m.; left (after apoplexy), Arn., Plumb.; left, with coldness of part, Coccul.; left, after diphtheria, Nux v.; of left, partial, in chorea, Lach.; in septicæmia, result of dissecting wound, Lach.; left, now and then moves right arm and leg (tubercular meningitis, hydrocephalus), Apis; left, almost total, Gels.; left, caused by excessive hard work, loss of sleep and overindulgence in tobacco, Nux v.; with numbness, Caust., Coccus; after Nux v. failed, Xan.; right side, Apis, Arn., Bell., Caust., Op., Rhus, Sil.; right, with aphasia, Canth.; right, after excessive grief, Apis; right, with acute hydrocephalus, Kali iod.

; right, after labor, apparent total abolition of functions, of voluntary motion and special sensation, Rhus; right, after mental shock, Apis; right, with numbness, Rhus; right, partial, with headache, Lach.; right, partial, with numbness (cancer of breast), Apis; right, sudden, Apis; paralyzed parts moist with sweat, especially left side, with feeling of heavy load in affected arm and corresponding side of chest, and frequent night sweats, Stann.; with vertigo, Caust.

Paralysis, hysterical: Plumb., Sep.

Paralysis, incipient: Arg. nit., Cund.; impending danger of local motory (spasm of glottis), Stram.

Paralysis, injuries; partial, from concussion of spine and brain, Arn.; after striking head against stone wall, Calc.; from mechanical, Curar.; traumatic, in gouty patients, Alum.; traumatic, muscular, Arn.

Paralysis, of inner parts: Absinth., Coccul., Dulc.; pneumogastric nerve appeared half paralyzed, Grind.

Paralysis, labor; after parturition, Phos., Rhus

Paralysis, legs: ☞ Chap. 33, Legs paralysis

Paralysis, limbs: ☞ Chap. 34, Limbs paralysis

Paralysis, local; of left nervus abducentis, Cup. ac.; of single parts, Anac., Dulc., Xan.

Paralysis, lungs: ☞ Chap. 28, Lungs paralysis

Paralysis, mental condition; after anger, Nux v., Staph.; from anger or emotions, Natr. m.; from emotion, Arn., Ign., Natr. m., Stann.; after mental exertion, combined with sedentary habits, Nux v.; with imbecility, Anac. oc.; of the insane, Calab., ⁞Chloral., Crotal.; with mental listlessness, Nux m.; with melancholy, Amb.; after violent fits of passion, Natr. m.; preceded by mental derangement, Plumb.

Paralysis, muscular: Calab., Con., Crot., Gels., Kali br., Nitr. sp. d., Oleand., Phyt., Uran. n.; affects first abdominal muscles, then those having insertion in chest, then those of neck, lastly of sphincters of bladder and rectum, Bar. c.; in paralysis of bladder, Cic.; particularly extensors, Ars., Plumb.; afraid of falling, Amyg.; paralytic weakness, especially those of feet, Bell.; partial, of all involuntary, Gels.; in syphilitic periostitis, Kali iod.; commonly preceded by twitching or trembling (multiple sclerosis), Calab.; voluntary muscles, especially those of arms and legs, Colch.; of voluntary muscles, in cerebro-spinal meningitis, Calc.; incomplete palsy of voluntary muscles, Anac.; from weakness of will power (false labor pain), Gels.

Paralysis, neuralgia; after neuralgia, Ars., Natr. m.; shooting, darting, intense tearing pains in tracks of larger nerves, the parts emaciated, Plumb.

Paralysis, of old people: Bar. c., Kali c., Op.; general (apoplexy), Bar. c.; in an old woman, control over stools and urine long completely lost, Equiset.; particularly old women, general, of voluntary muscles, first peripheral nerve, finally spinal cord, Con.

Paralysis, painful: Agar., Arn.

Paralysis, paraplegia: Ars., Chin. s., Cina, Coccul., Form., Gels., Laur., Nux v., Plumb., Sec., ⁞Tereb.

following apoplexy five years previously, unable to stand or rise, Rhus; with morbus Brightii, Canth.; from congestion of lumbar part of cord, Agar.; preceded by cramps and muscular pains, Sec.; from debilitating causes, Arg. nit.; with hunger, Cina; hysterical, Ign.; partial, with involuntary stools, after miscarriage, Sul.; in nervous debilitated persons, Coccul.; after concussion of spine, Con.; in a girl who was being treated by an extension apparatus for curvature of spine, Rhus; with congestion or retroversion of uterus after childbirth, Caulo.

Paralysis, paroxysmal: Plumb.; two attacks, each at 2 a.m., Stram.

Paralysis, periphery; commencing at, progressing towards centre, Cup. m.

Paralysis, from poisoning: Apis, Ars., Bapt., Crotal., Gels., Lach., Mur. ac., Rhus; arsenical, Cinch., Ferr. m., Graph., Hep., Nux v.; lead, Ars., Cup. m., Op., Plat.; mercurial, Hep., Nitr. ac., Staph., Stram., Sul.

Paralysis, progressive; consecutive, generally onesided, Ferr.; creeping, course slow, Kali ph.; gradually appearing, Caust.; in locomotor ataxia, Caust., Curar., Fluor. ac., Gels., Natr. s.; locomotor ataxy, from alcoholism, Nux v.; locomotor ataxy, if disease was occasioned by exposure to cold and wet, and in rheumatic subjects, Nux m.; slow and insidious, Kali c. ☞ Chap. 31, Spinal cord atrophy, paralysis

Paralysis, of rectum: ☞ Chap. 20, Rectum paralysis

Paralysis, rheumatic: Ant. t., Arn., Bar. c., Bry., ⁞Calc. p., Canth., Caulo., Cinch., Colch., Coccul., Ferr. m., Form., Gels., Kali m., Lyc., Rhus, Ruta, Sul.; acute, Ferr. ph.; in gouty patients, Alum.; muscular, Colch.; from getting wet, or lying on damp ground, Rhus

Paralysis, in scarlatina: Apis, Gels.

Paralysis, sensory: Phos.; with affections of urinary organs, Cub. ☞ Nerves anæsthesia

Paralysis, sexual condition; increased sexual desire, Phos.; sexual erethism, Sil.; after sexual excesses, Calc., Nux v., Phos., Rhus; from sexual excess, or other nervous exhaustion, Natr. m.; from exhaustion of spinal cord by sexual excesses, Kali br.; after onanism, Calc., Cinch., Stann.; threatening, with waning of sexual desire from overindulgence, Sul.

Paralysis, sleep; after night-watching in sick chamber, Ign.

Paralysis, sweat; from checked foot sweat, Sil., Zinc.; after sudden suppression of sweat, particularly foot sweat, by getting wet, Colch.

Paralysis, temperature; dependent upon extremes, Lach.

Paralysis, of tongue: ☞ Chap. 11, Tongue paralysis

Paralysis, trembling; preceded by, Plumb. ☞ agitans

Paralysis, with vertigo: Acet. ac., Caust.; for a long time before paralysis, Oleand.

Paralysis, from worms: Cina, Stann.

RESTLESSNESS: Acon., Ailanth., Aloe, Amb., Amyl., Anac., Ananth., Anthrac., Anthrok., Ant. chl., Ant. sul. aur., Ant. t., Apis, Apoc., Arg. nit., Ars., Ars. h.

Ars. s. f., Ars. s. r., Arum t., Asaf., Aurant., Aur. mur. nat., Bar. c., Bell., Bov., Bry., Cadm. s., Calc., Calc. p., Camph., Carbo v., Caulo., Cham., Chin. s., Chloral., Chlorof., Cinch., Codein., Coff., Croc., Crotal., Crot. t., Cub., Cup. ars., Cup. m., Cypr., Dig., Dory., Dulc., Eucal., Eup. pur., Ferr., Ferr. mur., Guarana, Ham., Hell., Helon., Hep., Hippoz., Kali br., Kali ph., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Lyss., Magn. c., Meph., Merc. sul., Mez., Mosch., Mur. ac., Myr. cer., Natr. a., Natr. m., Natr. s., Nux m., Nux v., Phos., Phos. ac., Phyt., Plant., Plumb., Pod., Psor., Ptel., Puls., Rhus, Rhus v., Samb., Sec., Sep., Sil., Spig., Stann., Stram., Sul., Tarant., Tell., Tuberc., Vacc., Ver. ☞ fidgety

Restlessness, abdomen; in colic, Coloc.; colic, three attendants required to keep him in bed, Lach.; neuralgia of intestines, Gels.; after pain, Ham.; spasmodically contractive, cutting, Plumb.

Restlessness, abortion; threatened, Cham.

Restlessness, abscess; after vaccination, Apis

Restlessness, in afternoon: Bell.; 4 to 6 p.m., Carbo v.

Restlessness, in arms: ☞ Chap. 32, Arms restlessness

Restlessness, back; in myelitis, Dulc.

Restlessness, bladder; in cystitis, Hell.

Restlessness, brain; in hydrocephalus, Apis; in meningitis, Carbol. ac.

Restlessness, breathing; in asthma, Dig.; suffocative attacks nightly, Samb.

Restlessness, in catarrh: Con.

Restlessness, chest; heaviness, Amm. m.; oppression, Psor.

Restlessness, children; irritation of brain due to dentition, Cup. ac.; constipation of sucklings, Apis; crying, with retention of urine from cold, Acon.; in dentition, Rheum; with screaming, Cham.

Restlessness, with chill: Kreo., Rhus

Restlessness, with chilliness: Natr. m.

Restlessness, cholera: Camph., Cup. m., Ver.; infantum, ⁞Coff. t.; sporadic, Tabac.

Restlessness, circulation; excitement, in evening, Lyc.

Restlessness, copper; if there is copper about his room, Lyss.

Restlessness, after confinement; six weeks after, in hydrogenoid constitution, Natr. s.

Restlessness, convulsions; before attack, Mosch.; between attacks, Cup. m.

Restlessness, cough; caused by heat and titillation in larynx before cough (consumption), Kali bi.; with cough, Ant. c., Ant. t., Bapt.; with crowing inspiration (whooping cough), Mosch.

Restlessness, by day; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Menyanth.

Restlessness, with delirium: Hyos., Ver.; at night, Merc. sul.

Restlessness, with diarrhœa: Crot. t., Rheum; chronic, Coloc.; first days after confinement, Rheum

Restlessness, in diphtheria: Apis, Arum t., Kali bi., Lac c., Lyc.

Restlessness, ears; disturbed by least noise (erysipelas erratica), Hydras.; in otitis, Merc.

Restlessness, eruption; in a child, Psor.; in crusta lactea, Rhus

with cutaneous disease, Apis; in pemphigus, Ran. b.; pemphigus foliaceous, indescribable, child could obtain no ease in any position, Thuya; before red rash after confinement seventh day, Calc.

Restlessness, in evening: Caust., Phos. ac., Rumex; unless he exerts himself mentally, Natr. c.

Restlessness, eyes; after removal of cataract by Græfe's method (iridio-choroiditis suppurativa traumatica), Rhus; suppurative choroiditis in right eye, after a needle operation for cataract, Phyt.

Restlessness, face; anxious, Acon., Ars., Kali iod.; erysipelas, Stram., Nux v.; red, Acon., Kali iod.

Restlessness, in fever: Acon., Anac., Ars., Cham., Rhus, Vacc.; drawing and pressure in forehead, in evening, while walking, Ran. b.; during heat, Stram.; in intermittent, Ipec., Lyc.; during, at night, in intermittent, Rhus; from midnight to 3 a.m., Med.; in puerperal, Cham., Ver. v.; with thirst, Pod.; after typhoid (nervous affection), Manc.; in typhoid, Ver.; typhoid, constant moving, thrusting out one leg, then drawing it up, Ver. v.; in typhus, Agar., Ars., Bapt., Camph., Chlor., Crotal.; motion of head and limbs constant, trunk lies still on account of too great weakness, typhus, Ars.; up and down every few hours, Lac c. ☞ heat ; also Chap. 40, Heat restlessness

Restlessness, fidgety: Aurant., Osm., Puls., Sep., Sil., Sumb., Zing.; in erysipelas, Apis; desire to be doing something (antedesquamative stage of Bright's disease), Helon.; while sitting at work, Graph.; uncontrollable, Kali br.; varices, Apis; ☞ Chap. 33, Feet and Legs restlessness

Restlessness, in forenoon: Act. rac.

Restlessness, with gangrene: Ars., Hyos.

Restlessness, in headache: Bell., Coloc., Syph.; obliging one to leave bed, with aching and sensation of compression in forehead, Coloc.; nervous, Daph.; pressive in forehead, worse by motion, Sul.

Restlessness, heart; nervous, with lame feeling in left side of chest, near cardiac region, worse from motion, and particularly during expiration (angina pectoris), Phyt.; in pericarditis, Colch.

Restlessness, with heat: Bov., Chim. m., Nux v.; mostly in afternoon, Ruta; burning, Acon., Ars., Phos.; burning, in evening, frequently on right side, Mosch.; dry, in croup, Acon., Samb.; severe, long-lasting, dry, Sec.; ebullitions, Aloe, Phos. ac.; with fever, Manc.; in head, Ruta; internal, Bar. c.; at night, Bry.; from want of air and heat of room, with high fever, Puls.; wants all windows and doors open (three days after parturition), Lyc.

Restlessness, hemorrhage: Acon., Ferr.; before hæmoptysis, Tereb.; uterine, Apis

Restlessness, with hemorrhoids: Coloc.

Restlessness, with hernia: Cepa

Restlessness, hurried feeling: Hyos.; as if she must attend to some important duties, but cannot (dysentery), Lil. tig.; does everything hurriedly, Sul. ac.

Restlessness, in influenza; with pains in forehead or maxillary sinuses, Puls.

Restlessness, injuries; after bite of dog, Curar.; after a fall, Hyper.

Restlessness, internal: Sil.; extending to inner parts, Ang.; with contracted pupils and pressing headache, Rheum; causes sleeplessness, Ign., Lach.

Restlessness, kidneys; in nephralgia, Op.

Restlessness, labor; between pains, Cup. m.; during, Chlorof.

Restlessness, in legs: ☞ Chap. 33, Legs restless

Restlessness, liver; painful, Calc. fl.

Restlessness, in measles: Caps., Ferr. ph., Viol.

Restlessness, menses; before, Con., Kreo., Sul.; during, Calc., Stram., Vib.; during, at night, Uran. n.; with menstrual colic, Puls.; moving about in bed, severe, cramping bearing-down pains in uterus, almost unbearable, Vib.; in dysmenorrhœa, Cycl.; in dysmenorrhœa, chorealike, Tarant.; irregular, Dig.; in menorrhagia, Apis; after menorrhagia, Gels.; suppressed, Coloc.

Restlessness, mental condition; agitated, towards evening (after wound on head), Led.; from anxiety, Chel.; with anxiety, Acon., Ars., Jalap., Phos., Plumb., Sabad., Spong.; anxiety, as if some evil impended, worse at night, with præcordial anguish (melancholia), Merc.; with anxiety of heart and mind, Psor.; anxiety, sleepless, Puls.; anxiety, with palpitation, worse on motion or ascending, Aspar.; anxiety, especially during a thunderstorm, worse from music, Natr. c.; must busy herself about something, though nothing gives her pleasure (hysteria), Therid.; as if he had committed some crime (mania), Merc.; as if he had committed a crime, or if some calamity impended, drove her from one place to another, Rhus; in erotomania, Plat.; fear of getting crazy, Chel.; fear of future, Bry.; disinclination to work, afterwards busy, but forgetful, Calad.; after fright, Ign.; hypochondriac, Asaf.; with irritability, Choral.; in mania, Ars.; with melancholy, Plumb.; moaning (measles), Acon.; wants to run away (epilepsy), Caust.; with weeping, Rheum; from worry and grief, Kali br. ☞ Hysteria, Nervousness ; also Chap. 1, Restlessness, Uneasiness

Restlessness, in morning; anxiety, Zinc.; on awaking, Cina; difficult breathing, Calc. a.

Restlessness, motion; moving about, Bism., Kali iod.; activity notwithstanding nausea, giddiness, etc., Lyc. vir.; painful in bed, must get up and walk about for relief (enteralgia), Cycl.; driving out of bed, Cup. m.; wants to go from bed to bed, Ars., Rhus, Sep.; movements of whole body, Stram.; constantly changes position, Acon., Tabac.; desire to change position, Bry., Chel., Con., Sep.; desire to change place or to get out of bed and walk (after injection of nitrate of silver for gonorrhœa), Tarant.; desires a change which is painful, Bry., Natr. s.; change of place, worse evening and night, Merc.; frequent changing of position, Mur. ac.; changes position every moment, his friends call him a quicksilver man (neurosis cordis), Aur. mur.; continual, in headache, Arg. nit.; wants to be continually moving, Helon.

no rest anywhere, day or night, Sul.; desire to move while telling her story, walks about room nervously pulling and rubbing fingers, Sul.; drives from place to place, Ars., Bell., Calc. p., Ced., Lach., Lyss.; fitful, with giddiness, Kali br.; must move from place to place, with intense headache, Tarant.; with moaning (inflammatory condition of brain), Stram.; must move constantly, Apis, Ars., Canth., Hippom., Iod., Kali br., Kreo., Rhus; motion aggravates pain (pleurisy), Acon.; moves from place to place, in typhus, Bapt.; moves body, especially hands and feet, cannot stay long in any position, Bell.; could not remain one moment in the same posture, towards evening, Merc. viv.; inability to keep quiet, Tromb.; worse in repose, Kreo.; nothing seemed right, when sitting wanted to lie, when lying wanted to sit, Jamb.; cannot remain seated, runs around, creeps on hands and feet (cystitis), Ars.; could not sit long, even when lying was constantly moving feet, Sul.; must move slowly about, Ferr.; cannot keep still, although there is great desire to do so, Eup. perf.; cannot keep still, but feels better by clutching hands very tight, Med.; could not keep still, with occipital headache, Zinc.; has to spend hours in street or open air (angina pectoris), Aur. mur.; must walk, Ind.; must walk, after revaccination, Thuya; walked round and round in a circle, Bell.; walks up and down, Merc. cor.; could not keep quiet anywhere or in any position, felt that he must keep in motion though walking aggravated all symptoms, Tarant.; yet does not want to walk, Lil. tig.; wants to be in motion the whole time (dentition), Kreo.; worse from motion, better lying quiet, Canth.

Restlessness, muscles; in all voluntary, Agar.

Restlessness, with nausea: Alum., Colch., Lac def.

Restlessness, at night: Ant. t., Apis, Apoc., Ars., Arum t., Ascl. t., πAtrop. s., Bell., Cist., Coccus, Cupr. s., Cycl., Guaiac., Lac c., Lyc., Lyss., Med., Merc., Niccol., Ol. jec., Op., Polyp., Rheum, Rhus, Sul., Tuberc., Urt. ur., Vespa, Vinca; all night, Æsc. h.; after going to bed, Mur. ac.; in inflammation of brain, Merc. viv.; in bronchial or vesical catarrh, Cop.; children, Bor., Cina, Cinch., Rheum; could not keep clothes over her, Lac c.; after concussion, Arn.; in consumption, Iod.; with much rough and hard coughing (spurious croup), Kali m.; in dentition, Coca; in difficult dentition, Phyt.; in diabetes mellitus, Lact. ac.; with dreams, Absin.; with disagreeable dreams in eczema, Petrol.; as from frightful dreams, calls for mother often, Staph.; with horrid dreams, Iber.; on account of great excitement, with very vivid and in part anxious dreams, starting up, till after midnight, Mar. v.; as soon as she closes eyes, in evening, in bed, Magn. m.; with fever and aching distress in large joints, Polyp.; forepart, Æsc. h.; forepart, in keratitis pustulosa, Sul.; in diseased submaxillary gland, Kali iod.; from heat and anxiety, Merc. cor.; in bed, hysterical subjects, Ign.; from constant flow of ideas, Cinnab.; before menses, Kali c.; after mid-

night, Nitr. ac.; after midnight, with heat and profuse sweat, Sabina; 3 a.m., Niccol.; until 3 a.m., constantly changing position, particularly as soon as pillow becomes warm, Chin. a.; till 4 a.m., then restless sleep for a few hours (syphilitic neuralgia), Syph.; after 4 a.m., Tromb.; from 12 p.m. till morning, with constriction in diaphragm, Merc. iod. rub.; worse after midnight, Ars.; especially before midnight, Phos.; beginning at 8 p.m., Merc. sol.; has to be moved often to get relief, Rhus; nervous, with fever from midnight to 3 a.m., Med.; pains drive him out of bed, Phyt.; in incipient phthisis, Rumex; in pneumonia, Sul.; impossibility to keep long in one position, Syph.; worse at night, compelled to change position continually, Niccol.; in pulmonary disease, Lyc.; in rheumatism, Ars.; in scabies, Hep.; with shivering, Uran. n.; after shivering, Ast. r.; singultus, Stram.; could neither sleep nor lie, Lact. ac.; with spasms, Zinc.; with stupidity in evening, Lyss.; in incipient tubercular disease, Tuberc.; in typhus, Apis; followed by vomiting, Sul.; continues for weeks, Ran. b. ☞ Chap. 37, During sleep restlessness ; also Sleeplessness

Restlessness, ovary; boring or tensive pain, causing her to draw up double, Coloc.

Restlessness, with pain: Acon., Cham., Coff., Phyt.; after anger, Coloc.

Restlessness, with palpitation: Aur. mur., Bov.; especially at night (Basedow's disease), Spong.

Restlessness, periodic; every four weeks, Con.

Restlessness, during pregnancy: Amb., Nux m.; in last months, Colch.

Restlessness, pricking; in skin, Chen. v.

Restlessness, in rheumatism: Act. sp., Ant. t., Rhus; accute articular, Iod.

Restlessness, rolling; in bed, in dysentery, Merc. cor.; from side to side, in bed, πLach. ☞ tossing

Restlessness, in scarlatina: Apis, Arum t., Calc., Lac c., Nux m., Phyt.; of whole body, except feet, Mur.; day and night, Hep.; in typhoid, Ailanth.

Restlessness, sitting; when sitting long, Sil.; if she attempts to sit down and work, has alternate twitching in arms and legs, Lyss.

Restlessness, sleep: ☞ Chap. 37, Sleep restlessness

Restlessness, in smallpox: Sarrac.

Restlessness, stomach; burning to chest, Mang.; in dyspepsia, Arg. nit.; in gastralgia, Cham.; before gastromalacia, Kreo.; in gastromalacia, Merc. d.; neuralgia, Ranc. b.; caused by constant pressure, at night, Cina

Restlessness, stretching; of arms and legs, with pain in back, Lach.; disposition to, Plumb., Rhus ☞ Chap. 34, Limb, stretching ; also Chap. 37, Yawning

Restlessness, stupor: Tereb.; alternates with apathy at night (influenza), Ant. t.; with somnolence (malignant scarlatina), Stram.

Restlessness, sweat: Lachn.; worse by sweat (scarlatina), Merc.

Restlessness, throwing himself about: Coff., Kali iod., Lachn., Mez.; in asthma Millari, Cup. m.; in bed, Cupr. s.; with colic, Coloc.; in inflammation of liver, Merc.; wants to rise (typhoid), Puls.

sat up in bed, then threw himself upon it (acute articular rheumatism), Iod.; in scarlatina, Cup. ac.; to one side, then to the other, Bell. ☞ tossing about

Restlessness, tossing about: Acon., Ant. t., Ars., Arum t., Ast. r., Bell., Camph., Cup. m., Eup. pur., Lach., Lachn., Lyss., Merc., Mur. ac., Pod., Ran. sc., Rhus, Stram., Thuya, Val.; cutting contractive pains in abdomen, better from rubbing or hard pressure, Plumb.; in agony (ovarian tumor), Coloc.; anxious, with short unrefreshing naps, Sec.; tossing before attack, Asaf.; when awake, Cina; in cholera, Cup. m., Phos. ac.; in sporadic cholera, Ver.; in colic, Nux v.; in colic of children, Ipec.; with coldness, Tereb.; with cough, Arn.; with cries and tears, from pain, Puls.; diarrhœa in children, Ipec.; from evening until after midnight (metrorrhagia), Trill.; with fever, Vacc.; during fever at night (intermittent fever), Rhus; in intermittent, Coff., Lyc.; in bed and on floor for two hours, with rising from stomach into throat, Magn. m.; in gastralgia, Cham.; with febrile heat, Coff.; during labor, Coff. t.; in meningitis, Spong.; before midnight, cannot sleep, Coral.; at night, Bell., Op.; at night, with diarrhœa of infants, Jalap.; at night, full of fancies, Cham.; worse at 2 or 3 a.m. (scarlet fever), Kali c.; in pneumonia, Puls.; in pneumonia and meningitis, Ant. t.; prosopalgia, Plat.; in scarlatina, Arg. nit.; from side to side, Ars., Coff.; from side to side, in quotidian, Ipec.; during sleep, Bell., Clem., Natr. m., Syph., Ustil.; turning in bed, Iber.; turns from one place to another, Hyos.; turns and changes position when lying (rheumatism), Ruta; turning from weariness and bruised feeling, Tell.; in typhoid, Zinc.; in typhus, Cup. m.; cannot get warm, Euphor. ☞ throwing about

Restlessness, tobacco; after smoking, Calad.

Restlessness, throat; as if from pain, in tonsillitis, Merc. iod. flav.; with enlongated uvula, Lac c.

Restlessness, in toothache: Acon., Cham., Coff.; throbbing, worse from warm drink, Natr. s.

Restlessness, tremulous: Plat.

Reslessness, walking: ☞ motion

Restlessness, weakness; after bloodletting, Bism.; with hæmoptysis, Phos. ac.; with prostration, Ars., Colch., Lyss.

Restlessness, worms; at night, ascarides, worse from warmth of bed, Mar. v.; excitable, boy in worm fever, Stann.

Restlessness, yawning; great disposition, Plumb.; and stretching of arms and legs, with pain in back, Lach. ☞ stretching

STARTING: Ang., πAtrop. s., Bell., Calc., Caust., Cina, Ign., Lyc., Lyss., Op., Samb., Spong., Stram., Zinc. ☞ easily startled

Starting, body; with delirium, Natr. m.; sudden, with jerking, and roaring in ears, Calc.; felt through, Colch.; spasmodic, through (prosopalgia), Stram.; frequent, in upper part, Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Sep.; frequent, of upper part, in chorea, Thuya

Starting, brain; affections, Cup. m.; irritation

Cup. ac.; sudden, with cerebral affections (scarlatina), Sul.

Starting, children: Bell., Sul.; in dentition, Cham.

Starting, concussive; alternating with tremblings and convulsions, Hyos.

Starting, convulsive; in cholera Asiatica, Cup. m.; every evening, at 9, Lyss.; violent, Arg. met.

Starting, in diarrhœa: Cup. ac.

Starting, in dropsy: Aur. mur.

Starting, easily startled: Alum., Bar. m., Bell., Bufo., Calc., Camph., Caust., Coccul., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Psor., Sul.; in dysentery, Carbo v.; in headache, Bry.; in infants, Cham.; in parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.; in palpitation, Coccul.; rash, after confinement, Cup. m.; especially if touched, Kali c.

Starting, feet; at every trifle, making feet feel heavy, Spong.

Starting, heart; news coming to her seems to touch her heart before she hears it, Med.

Starting, mental condition; especially on exerting mind, with tremulous feeling, especially in upper limbs, Vinca; fearfulness, Ver.; from fright, Arn.; as from fright, Con.; suddenly, as from fright (delirium tremens), Stram.; with fright, hearing too acute, Calend.

Starting, muscles; in single, Anthrac. ☞ Twitching

Starting, noise; at every noise, Kali iod.; painful sensitiveness of hearing, Con.; at slight noise, Bell., Coccul., Med., Op., Sil.; on sudden noise, Kali ph., Lyss.; by unusual sounds, a distant shot, an anxious cry, hawking, sneezing, etc., Bor.

Starting, pain; as from sharp pain (cerebro-spinal meningitis), Apis

Starting, with palpitation: Camph.

Starting, screaming: Gels.

Starting, shock; as if electricity had passed through body, with air of affright and a loud shriek, Stram.; sudden, electric, at night, while lying awake, Euphor.

Starting, during sleep: ☞ Chap. 37, During sleep starting

Starting, when spoken to: Ptel.; violent, even when name is called, Sul.; in tertian ague, Ign.

Starting, on being touched: Kali p.; in intermittent, Coccul.

Starting, tremulous: Cham.

Starting, uterus; in metritis, Canth.

Starting, with vertigo: Aloe

Starting, with worms: Cina

TREMBLING: Agar., Amm. c., Amyl., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Ars. h., Asaf., Astac., Aurant., Bell., πBism., Brom., Calab., Calc., Camph., Canth., πCarbol. ac., Caust., Cic., Coca, Coccul., Codein., Coff., Coff. t., Colch., Cop., Crotal., Diad., Diosc., Hep., Iris, Jac., Kali c., Lach., Lil. tig., Lyc. vir., Mar. v., Med., Merc., Merc. cor., Mosch., Mygale, Nitr. ac., Oleand., Op., Pallad., Petrol., Phell., Phos. ac., Phyt., Plat., Plumb., Rhus, Samb., Sul., Tabac., Vespa

Trembling, abdomen; in muscles, Daph.

Trembling, in afternoon; about 3 p.m. (gastralgia), Nux v.; every day, 3 to 4 p.m., Asaf.; she can scarcely speak, Lyss.

Trembling, arms: ☞ Chap. 32, Arms trembling

Trembling, asthma: Arg. nit., Carbo v.

Trembling, back: Eup. perf.; in myelitis, Stram.; from occiput, through back, to legs, which feel as if asleep (myelitis), Calab.; in multiple sclerosis, Calab.

Trembling of whole body: Ant. t., Arg. nit., Ars., Ars. s. f., Ars. s. r., Bell., Chel., Coccul., Ferr., Gels., Kali br., Natr. m., Natr. s., Phos., Sep., Stram., Sul. ac., Ver.; first in abdomen, with stiffness and numbness (rheumatism and palpitation), πCact.; in remittent neuralgia of chest, Sul.; in delirium tremens, Hyos.; in diarrhœa, Sul. ac.; in eye disease, Arg. nit.; thinks she will faint or sink from weakness, Lach.; in puerperal fever, Puls.; in yellow fever, Lach.; frequent and sudden attacks, with weakness, lassitude and desire to sleep, Ferr.; in hæmatemesis, Natr. m.; from head to foot, Acet. ac.; in jaundice, before attack, Arg. nit.; with jerking and twitching in limbs, Op.; all over, had to lie down, Iber.; worse lying on left side, better lying on back, Kalm.; through all nerves, Calab.; in nerves, especially in epigastrium, with motion up and down in nerves, like waves, with nausea and faintness, Calab.; from a loud noise or sudden unexpected motion (neuropathia), Kali ars.; after playing on piano a short time, must lie down, Natr. c.; worse in pelvic region (phthisis), Kali c.; seized on every part, Camph.; in prosopalgia, Ver.; quivering, Lyss.; violent all over, with screaming, Ign.; in tobacco poisoning, Nux v.; in typhus, Agar.; while walking, Lact. ac.; of whole body, †Carb. s., Inul.

Trembling, brain; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Cup. ac.; follows intense pain, Zinc.

Trembling, with chills: Anag., Cham., Croc., Eup. perf., Merc. iod. flav.; during evening, Plat.; particularly of head, during internal (intermittent), Coccul.; as in severe, Laur.; with shivering, Cina; even near warm stove, Cina

Trembling, with chilliness: Petrol., Puls.; as if chilly, Zinc.; with internal, Agnus

Trembling, circulation; excitement, in evening, Lyc.

Trembling, at climacteric period: Kali br.

Trembling, with coldness: Bufo., Merc. viv., Mosch., Nux m., Op.

Trembling, constitution; young persons, from emotional or physical causes (myelitis), Calab.

Trembling, convalescence; as if recovering from sickness, Bapt.

Trembling, convulsions: Oxal. ac.; alternate, with concussive startings, Hyos.; follows alternate tonic and clonic, Tabac.; trembling precedes epileptic, Absin.; with opisthotonos, Op.; puerperal, Op.

Trembling, convulsive: Bar. m.; in meningitis cerebro-spinalis, Tarant.; from worms, Sabad.

Trembling, coughing; during cough, Dros., Phos.; after, Cup. m.

Trembling, delirium; after delirium tremens, Ced.; in wild delirium, in typhoid, Val.

Trembling, with diarrhœa: Cinch.

Trembling, in diphtheria: Crotal.

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

Trembling, drinking; in alcoholism, Ant. t., Ars., Crotal., Lach., Magn. p., Nux v.

Trembling, electrified; tremulousness, when he touches anything feels electrified, Alum.

Trembling, epigastrium; pains at night, Bell.

Trembling, in evening: Mygale

Trembling, exertion; from overexertion, Coccul.; from slightest, Merc.; worse from slow exercise, Stann.; after walking, in evening, Sil.; when working, Sil.

Trembling, face; in prosopalgia, Coccul.; better by bathing in cold water, Camph.; at commencement of neuralgia, Sep.

Trembling, with fainting: Nux v.

Trembling, feeling: ☞ Chap. 43, Sensation trembling

Trembling, fever; during heat, Eup. perf.; in typhoid, Agar., Cypr., Lyc.; with anxiety in body, in typhoid, Nux m.; typhoid, first stage, Gels.; in typhus, Bapt., Crotal.; in yellow fever, Carbo v.

Trembling, fingers; commences in, Merc. viv.; shows itself when she extends her fingers, worse right side, Ign.

Trembling, hands: Bor., Calab., Plumb.; better by bathing in cold water, Camph.; commenced in left, worse by mental trouble, Tarant.; when writing, Phos.; when he wrote (constipation), Nux v. ☞ Chap. 32, Hands trembling

Trembling, head: Ananth., Plumb.; ☞ Chap. 4, Head, motion, involuntary

Trembling, headache; after headache, Agnus; after congestive, Melil.

Trembling, heart; with anguish about heart, Aur. met.; anxiety, Plumb.; with pain, Daph.; with pain, in heart disease, Op.; rheumatism, Lach. ☞ Chap. 29, Heart trembling

Trembling, heat: Cist.; followed by heat, one hour in duration, Psor.

Trembling, with hunger: Crotal.

Trembling, in hysteria: Therid., Val.; better by eructation, Magn. m.

Trembling, internal: Eup. perf.; during chill, Ipec.; when excited, Abrot.; in ague, Ipec.; with fever and faintness, evenings (typhoid), Lach.; from all impressions on body or mind (mercurial rheumatism), Hep.; inner parts, Camph.; inner more than outer parts, Nux m.; with overexcitement, Petrol.; with toothache, Chim. umb.; general, even tongue, Med.

Trembling, of jaw: Agar., πAur. mur., Cadm. s. ☞ Chap. 9, Lower jaw trembling

Trembling, joints: Cycl., Mang.

Trembling, larynx; with aphonia, Caust.

Trembling, legs: ☞ Chap. 33, Legs trembling

Trembling, in leucorrhœa: Alum.

Trembling, of limbs: ☞ Chap. 34, Limbs trembling

Trembling, in lyssophobia: Lyss.

Trembling, menses; before, Natr. m.; during, Nitr. ac., Stram.; after, Cinch.; in dysmenorrhœa, Coccul., Merc. per.

Trembling, mental condition; as if some accident would happen, all day, better after going to bed, Magn. c.; at least source of agitation (headache), Cann. i.; when unable to satisfy anger, Aur. met.

after being angry, Staph.; from anxiety, Calc., Puls.; with anxiety, on awaking, Carbo v.; with anxiety and ebullitions of blood, Samb.; anxious, with drowsiness, Calc.; anxious restlessness, Æthus.; caused by every moral emotion, Psor.; caused by every slight emotional excitement, Zinc.; from excitement, Coccul.; after exerting mind, Calc.; excitability, Val.; fear, with internal chill, Calc.; fear of having an epileptic attack, Calad.; from fright, Acon., Tarant.; caused by fright and anger, Plat.; as if child were in a great fright, Stram.; as if child were frightened and on the verge of spasms (meningitis), Ver. v.; after fright, as in chorea, Stram.; after fright during pregnancy, Ign.; with fright, Bar. c.; as in joyous hope, Aur. met.; after being insulted and subduing his wrath, Staph.; and excitability, as if agitated by unpleasant news, Alum.; on meeting people, Aur. met.; while quarreling, Nitr. ac.; quivering of whole system when approached (chlorosis), Sep.; shakes all over at the thought of something to be done, Kali br.; thinking of his work, Bor.; weakness, Cann. i.

Trembling, mercurial: Kali br.

Trembling, in morning: Carbo v.; until after breakfast, Calc.; worse at dawn, Plat.

Trembling, motion; from every, Anac.

Trembling, muscles: Agar., Con.; in Addison's disease, Iod.; in dysmenorrhœa, Tarant.; and jactitation, more or less through entire body (sunstroke), Glon.; preceding palsy (multiple sclerosis), Calab.; in scarlatina, Zinc.; in single muscles, Anthrac.; continues for one minute without waking him from sleep (arachnitis), Chlorof.; with yawning, Oleand.

Trembling, with nausea: Calc., Chel., Eup. perf., Vespa; continuous nausea, Plat.; in yellow fever, Sul.; shaking for loathing, Kali iod.; shuddering, as though he would vomit, Dulc.

Trembling, at night: Op.; after being bitten by dog, Lyss.; after midnight (mental derangement), Manc.

Trembling, noise; from conversation, Amb.; hysteria from musical sounds or noises, Aloe

Trembling, nursing; after, Oleand.

Trembling, with pain: Coccul., Natr. c.; as if beaten, Alum.; in chest, Psor.; from head to fingers, Camph.

Trembling, with palpitation: Acon., Benz. ac., Calc. a.

Trembling, in paralysis; followed by, Nux m., Plumb.; agitans, better in horizontal position, Rhus; shaky, as if from palsy, Kali br. ☞ Paralysis agitans

Trembling, in paroxysms: Anthrac., Merc.

Trembling, periodical: Arg. nit.

Trembling, riding; while riding, in hypochondriasis, Arg. nit.

Trembling, on rising; from bed, especially in knees, Rhus

Trembling, in sciatica: Kali bi.

Trembling, sensitiveness; acuteness of all senses, Cup. m.

Trembling, sexual condition; after abuse, Phos.; at thought of coition, Kreo.; voluptuousness, with sadness, Calc.