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D. PHILADELPHIA: Published by the F. A. Davis Co.. for the Estate of Constantine Hering. 1897. W B K "Separate, Wtl Cimtfritttfr." Copyright, 1896, W. E. Herinq. In Mmwvwm OF €*m*fanfto Sfmng, THE MORE THAN FATHER, FRIEND, ADVISER, TEACHER, IX RECOGNITION OF HIS UNTIRING EFFORTS TO INSPIRE HIS FELLOW MEN WITH A HIGHER KNOWLEDGE OF HOMOEOPATHY AND A DEEPER REVERENCE FOR THE GENIUS OF Jlafjnemamt, • THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY AND REVERENTLY DEDICATED™ PREFACE. FHE order of arrangement, or method of classification, followed in the compilation of this repertory is the one inaugurated by Hahnemann, developed, perfected and used by Hering throughout his entire Materia Medica work, viz.: the anatomical, or regional division into forty-eight chapters. It is the only alphabetic arrangement possible that will not scatter and separate what should be collective and contiguous. Each chapter is alphabetically divided into sections and rubrics sufficient to allow full scope for analysis of the matter contained therein without destroying consistency as a whole. Like to a fugue, a musical compo- sition in which the lesser parts repeat the motive of the entire composition, repetition is progress by evolution or development, or, as expressed by Hering in the introduction to his Analytical Therapeutics, "the comprehension of general principles, ruling the whole in every part, enables the mind to find the way through thickets of endless varying symptoms." The division of the page into double columns is deemed most convenient for the eye and is most advantageous to economy of space. The section word is repeated down the column in preference to the customary ----, which, like all marks of abbreviation, ciphers, signs, etc., are apt to become confusing and are not as space-saving as might be supposed. The words right and left, better and worse, etc., etc., to avoid possible error, are printed out in full. The rubric word, or heading to each paragraph, printed in somewhat bolder and blacker type and followed by a : (colon), applies to each symptom in the para- graph, that is, the black-letter word is to be mentally repeated for every sentence rounded with a semicolon. It will be observed that the symptoms under each rubric follow in alphabetic order. The four marks of distinction, 1, 11,1,11, have the same significance as set down in Guiding Symptoms: I, the lowest, a single light line, designating an occasionally con- firmed symptom; II, a double light line, a symptom more frequently confirmed, or,if but once confirmed, strictly in character with the genius of the remedy; I, a single heavy line, symptom verified by cures; II, a double heavy line, symptom repeatedly verified. These degree marks tally in the main with the four styles of type used by Bcenninghausen in his Repertory. I have also made use of them in giving promi- nence to the relative values of remedies occurring in groups, under a general rubric, like dysmenorrhcea, restlessness, rheumatism, etc. d. the Greek "theta," standing between the cured symptom and the patho- logical condition, or the physiological general state, throughout the Guiding (H) 12 PREFACE. Symptoms, is dispensed with here, mainly for the purpose of economizing space, by enclosing the pathological or physiological term in parentheses; it is to be remem- bered that the presence of the term by no means shuts out the usefulness of the symptom in other forms of disease. The prescriber has to deal with both objective and subjective facts, but should always bear in mind that individualization is the life of therapeutics. ], the perpendicular dotted line, marks observations taken from the Old School, such as harmonize with our law of cure. t, toxicological extracts. 71, symptoms observed on the sick only. 8®*, the hand directs in cross-reference to related symptoms, diseases and con- ditions. As no rule of classification is without exceptions, and no single term can be made to cover all shades of related meaning, the synonymic feature of this work should commend itself to the busy practitioner. In tracing these synonyms, which like search-lights are intended to throw light upon the case from all directions, the author has spent much time and labor, but he thinks it time and labor well spent. The repertory is supplemented by a complete index of localities and terms. As in the Guiding Symptoms, so in the repertory, original readings, the words of the prover and the clinician are preserved to the letter, it being thought preferable to retain the most delicate shades of meaning, occasionally even different wordings of the same symptom, by taking refuge in an extra rubric or cross-reference, sooner than amalgamate, fuse or commingle in vague generalization at the sacrifice of individuality. Although the repertory is a faithful reproduction of the Guiding Symptoms, its contents classified and indexed, as a matter of course, in no way can it take the place of the larger work. In a repertory we have separation by analysis for the purpose of classification and ready reference; in Materia Medica, combination by synthesis to enable us to study drug-effects in their grand unity and relationship. Grateful acknowledgment from the author is due to all who in the last four years have helped him bring the work to completion; to Dr. Joseph C. Guernsey, for valuable assistance with the proofs ; to Dr. W. H. Phillips, Messrs. Douty, Ziegler and Field, his son Bayard and others of his family, for clerical assistance; and last but not least, to his brother-in-law, Walter E. Hering, under whose experienced and skil- ful management, aided by his old and reliable foreman, Wm. Baetzel, the unusually difficult composition and presswork have taken shape. In a work of this kind the author can lay but small claim to originality. We have only given the precious stones their setting. They have come from many mines. They have received the polish of years of clinical verification at the hands of our practitioners. Some shine with more brilliancy than others, all reflect the light of wisdom by which we are guided in healing the sick. CALVIN B. KNERR N. E. Cor. Spruce and Twelfth Sts., Philadelphia. ABBREVIATIONS. Abies, Abies nigra. Abrot., Abrotanum. Absin., Absinthium. Acal., Acalypha indica. Acet. ac., Aceticum acidum. Aeon., Aconitum Stcerkianum. Act. rac, Actsea racemosa. Act. sp., Actsea spicata. Msc. g., JSsculus glabra. iEsc. n., ^sculus hippocastanum. jEthus., . • Confusion, after wine, afternoon : ICepa. fl^T* Comprehension. CONSCIENCE, anxiety of: ICoce; feels she has committed the unpardonable sin and will be eternally lost, IChel. Conscience, compunction : about trifles, ISil.; beseeching that she may be delivered from the hell of it (melancholia), I IPlat. Conscience, overconscientious: I llgn., IVer. Conscience, pangs of: I ICoff., I IPlat., I IStram.; about religion and women, 11 Puis. Conscience, scruples : after eating, afternoon, llgn. J8@~ Anxiety, Crime, Fear, Religion. CONSCIOUSNESS, blunted : in apoplexy, IHyos. IPlumb. Consciousness, very clear: I I Ign.; during chill but cannot talk, forgets words, Pod.; in chorea, Asaf; with convulsions, IKali e; in delirium tremens, IINux v.; in opisthotonos and em- prosthotonos, IINux v.; in puerperal eclamp- sia, IPhos.; in typhoid, ILaur. Consciousness, not clear: Alum.; in old age, IBar. e Consciousness, confusion of: with jaundice, IPhos. Consciousness, head : rush of blood from nape of neck over vertex towards forehead, during motion, Mang. Consciousness, double : Cann. i. Consciousness, almost extinct: Cycl. Consciousness, as if he would lose : IICup. m., I ISul.; in megrim, ICale; in postpartum hem- orrhage, ICann. s. Consciousness, motion: cannot move, in puer- peral eclampsia, Coccul.; unable to act upon her limbs, Spong.; can move but not speak (hysteria), I ISep.; sensation as if paralyzed, while lying on her back, I I Sang.; on recover- ing, very weak (hysteria), ICie Consciousness, regains for a moment when roughly spoken to (typhoid): I INux v. Consciousness,returns suddenly, she remembers nothing of what has occurred (periodic ec- stasy) : 11 Ced. Consciousness, semi-consciousness : Coccul. ILaur., IStram., Tarax., I IVer.; on awaking, IKali br.; after excitementand during confine- ment, Ver. v.; appeared to be dying (typhus), IBapt; hydrocephalus, IIBry.; in hysteria, llgn.; in scarlatina, IIAilant; in spinal irri- tation, IChin. s.; in beginning of spotted fever, I Amm. c; with vertigo, morning on awaking, as if head were moving up and down, with a similar floating of images of his fancy, IZinc; in veta, I Coca. fig?" Apathy, Coma, Lethargy, Stupor, Un- consciousness. CONSOLATION, aggravates: sad and weep- ingmood, IINatr.m.;hysteralgia: worse,Cact; in uterine dementia, ILil. tig. Consolation, seeks: IPuls. flgp" Comforted. CONTEMPT: HCie, I IPlat.; for relations, See; for herself, lAgnus; for everything, llpee, IPlat. 8®" Haughty, Pride. CONTENT: I ICaps., ICie; after stool, IBor. «®* Calm, Cheerful. CONTENTIOUS. B^° Quarrelsome. CONTRADICTION (opposition), ailments from: I Aur. met. Contradiction, cannot bear: Aur. met, Bry. ICoccul., Con., IHelon., IILyc, I INux v., Oleand., I IOp., I IStram. Contradiction, headache from : ICoff. Contradiction, shudders: blood boils with prick- ling, Elaps. CONTRADICTORY : Anac 11 Apis, ICanth., Ictod., Ruta, Sep.; disposed to be contrary, Tromb.; in chorea, ICup. m. 8@*" Antagonism, Quarrelsome. CONTRARY, figg" Antagonism. COUNTING: at one time in French, at an- other in English, at another in both(insanity), IHyos.; money, acts as if she were, Bell.; can- not, after childbirth, I IThuya. COVETOUSNESS : IPuls. COWARDICE: Anac, Ang., Bar. e, Bell., Calc. sul., Cinch, bol., IIGels., ILye, I IPlat, ISil., IVer. Cowardice, with anger: sudden ebullition, Bar. c. Cowardice, with sadness: ISulph. Cowardice, with weakness: must keep her bed , (pregnancy), 11 Stann. $ir* Anxiety, Discouraged, Fears. CRAZY, with distress: IStram. Crazy, fear of becoming, Amb. fi@T" Deranged. Crazy, feeling: IKali br., Spong. Crazy, as if going: I Alum., lEup. per., ICale, llgn., Iod., IKali br., ILac e; if she did not hold tightly upon herself, Lil. tig.; unless she got out of her body, Lac c; with hammering over left eye, IHam.; with vertex headache, Calc; with itching, Ailant. Crazy, from headache: I Bell. Crazy, intolerable pain drives him: HAcon. Crazy, person behaves like: Kali ars. Crazy, sensation, as if: 01. jee Crazy, thinks is going: IIAct. rac, Merc. sol. $£&" Mania and Delusions. CREEPING: about in shirt, Bell.; into cor- ners, howls, cries (child), Camph.; into him- self, sensation as if he could not sufficiently crouch together, ICimex. CRIES, ggp Screams, and Weeping. CRIME, as if he had committed: 11 Alum, Carbo an., IJ Kali bi., I Merc, sol., Zinc; with remorse, after menses, llgn. fifsj*£?° C^onsciGiic© CRITICISING:' HCaust: faults of others, Ars.; in mania puerperalis, INux v. CROSS: .Esc. h., Ars. s. r., HCham., ICina, ICinch., ICrotal., Diose, Ictod., Ind., Iod., IHep., Lyss., Menyanth., Sinap., IStaph., IStram., Tarant, lUran. n. Cross, in asthma : 11 Phos. Cross, on awaking: IILyc. Cross, in brain affections in children : ICup. m., ICup. ac. Cross, in bronchitis : HCina. Cross, child, before convulsions: Zinc. Cross, through day : I Med. Cross, in diarrhoea : after suppression of erup- tions, ILye 30 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Cross, evening, towards: IZinc; and next fore- noon, Kalm. Cross, chronic spasms of eyes: lAgar. Cross, in headache ; ILac e, Lyss. Cross, periodical neuralgia in head : I ISyph. Cross, in chronic intestinal catarrh : lArs. Cross, child in marasmus: lAbrot. Cross, in tubercular meningitis : I ITubere Cross, child wants to be nursed in arms: Benz. ac, Cham. Cross, children in scarlatina : ICale, ICina. Cross, spells: with depression (Addison's dis- ease), I INatr. m. Cross, when spoken to (child), INatr. m. Cross, with worms: HCina, I Filix. figg3* Anger, Irritable, Vexation. CROWED : like a cock, before every spell of somnambulism, Lyss. CRUEL : Anac; with religiousness : IPlat. CRYING. S^° Weeping. CRYING OUT. g@~ Screaming. CURSES : Bell., HAnac, I ILac c, Lyss., ILil. tig.; strong and violent expressions, Pall ad. Curses, blasphemes: I INatr. m., traumatic neuralgia, ICanth., Cinch, bol. Curses, in mania : IHyos. Curses, his mother: throws food or medicine across room, (marasmus), IHydras. Curses, all night: IVer. Curses, in rage : INitr. ac, Ver.; after, lArn. Curses, at pains : Coral. Curses, threatening destruction and death: Tarant. DANCING: Bell., ICroe, I IPlat. Dancing, after amenorrhosa, mental derange- ment): Coccul. Dancing, in chorea: every seven days, Croc. Dancing, grotesque steps: I ICie Dancing, inclined to: Aeon. Dancing, with merry disposition : I INatr. m. Dancing, in puerperal mania : I IPlat. DAZED, as in a bilious attack: Ptel. Dazed, for days: IPhos. Dazed, a far-off sensation: as though things done to-day occurred a week ago, I Med. Dazed, head: worse moving and walking, Bell.; muddled feeling, Ptel. 8®° Confused. DEATH, anticipation of: I lAnthrae, 11 Apis, IChel,, IGraph., Lyss., IMed., INitr. ae; al- ternates with rage, Stram.; with anguish, Raph.; after childbirth, I IThuya; rejoices and gives directions about funeral, Stram.; awak- ing in night with gastralgia, ICamph.; in hemiplegia, ICaust.; no fear (rheumatism of heart), ICact; in vomiting, Ars. h., I IMed.; sudden, in peritonitis, lApis. Death, contempt of (mental derangement): IOp. Death, conviction of: Ars h., Bell., ICanth., I ICoff, ICup. ae, IPhyt, I IPsor, IThuya; in angina pectoris, I lOxal. ae; became blind thrice, Aeon.; clairvoyance, Arn.; in dyspnoea, IMosch., 7rLach.; in epistaxis, I Croc; in ery- sipelas, facial, I IPlat.; with illusions of fancy, Merc, sol.; in puerperal fever, 11 Puis.; in typhus fever, IBapt; after typhoid fever, better from nosebleed, IPsor.; in gastralgia, ICamph.; in headache (agalactia), I Agnus; in organic dis- ease of heart, lApis; in jaundice, IPhos ; in labor, ICoff. t; in metrorrhagia, ICoff.; in neu- ralgia, lArn.; after bee-sting, Apis. Death, feels as if dying: Aeon., Lyss., ISep., ISil., TTTherid., Vespa. Death, fear of: HAcon., lAgnus, Anac, lApis, HArs., Ars. s. r., Asaf, Caps., ICaust, I IHell., I IMosch., IPhos.,Polyg., IRheum,IRob,Sec«, I I Ver., when alone, on going to bed, HArs.; in amenorrhoea, 11 Xan., awakens, I Ars.; fears to go to bed, ILach.; in cerebral congestion,Ver. v..; in cholera Asiatica, IIVer.; in diarrhoea, IHam.; in dyspepsia, with heart attack, lAng.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br., with paleness of face, IMosch., in gastritis, ICoccul.; with heart symptoms, Asaf, I IDig.; instant death (with cardiac distress at night), lArn., in megrim, lArs.; at night in bed, Act. sp.; drops into heavy sleep with loud breath- ing, before sentence is completed, Variol.; with cold sweat on forehead, IIVer.; with suicidal tendency, I IPlat, IINux v.; in uterine neural- gia, I I Con. improved,Tarant. cured; yet weary of life,IKali ph.,IRhus; after vexation (cholera Asiatica), HArs. Death, longing for: Ars. m., Aur. met, Bell., IGlon., IHydras., IKreo., IMere, 11 Rob., ISul.; in bronchial asthma, Sinap.; in cysto- blennorrhoea, I lUva urs.; in delirium tremens, I IStram.; in hysteria, I Aur. met.; in intermit- tent, IDiad., INatr. m., during pains, I IRatan.; during intervals from rage, Bell.; in mastitis, IPhyt.; without sadness, with disgust of life, I Rhus; prolapsus or induration of uterus(preg- nancy), IIAur. met.; in violent vomiting of clotted blood and slime, I IPhyt. Death, predicts time: in childbed, HAcon.; with pressure around heart, ILac. def; in hy- pochondriasis, lArg. nit.; in hysteria, lAloe. Death, talks only of approaching: IMosch. Death, thoughts of: Ars. h., ICham., ICon., ICrotal., IIGraph., ILach., IPsor., IPuls., IStram.; in aphonia, IFerr.; calm, IZinc; give him joy, Aur. met, 8©°Despair, Recovery. DEBAUCHERY, inclined to: Act. sp. DEFIANT: lArn., ILye S^° Antagonism. DEJECTED Bgr» Depressed. DELIRIUM: Acet ae, Agnus, Ananth., Am., Ante, Ars., Astac, Atrop. s., IIBell., ICamph., Canth., Caulo., Cham., Chloral., ICie, Coff., ICon., Crotal., ICup. ac, IGels., I IHell., IIHy- os., Hyper, llgn, IKali iod. Kali n, ILaur., I ILye, I ILyss, I IMere, IMere cor, I IMillef, Mosch, iMur. ac, Mygale, IINitr. ac, INux m, INux v., HPetrol, IPhos, I IPhyt, Pod, I IPuls, Samb., HStram, ISulph, Ver. v, Vespa. Delirium, after being harshly accused of theft: IHyos. Delirium, action violent: Agar, IBell, IOp. Delirium, alternating with: colic, IPlumb.; intervals of consciousness, IPhos.; sopor, con- stant desire to escape (abortion), IColoe; stupor in childbed fever, IColoe; stupor (re- percussion of measles), ILach.; stupor, 11 Atrop. s ; muttering, m cancer of mamma, I Apis. Delirium, animals: sees and plays with (nerv- ous fever), ICale Delirium, angry: encephalitis, ICoccul Delirium, preceded by anxiety: Sane ' Delirium, could be aroused to answer questions• traumatic meningitis, IHyper. Delirium, in asphyxia: I Ant t. Delirium, asthenic: IHyos. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 31 Delirium, on awaking: Bell, IBry.; at night, I ICact. Delirium, continued while awake : IIHyos. Delirium, with barking: ICanth. Delirium, bed: attempts to get out of, IZinc; in typhus, Agar, Zinc.; distressed because of some one she imagines in bed with her, and must breathe for two (ague), ISamb.; jumps out of, I IChin. s.; tendency to throw herself out (facial erysipelas), I IStram. ' Delirium, bellows like a calf: ICup. m. Delirium, bewilderment: in measles, Xan. Delirium, disposed to bite: IIBell, ICanth, Lyss. Delirium, of business : worse after 3 a.m., Bry. Delirium, calls for parents who are present trying to console, HStram. Delirium, carotids pulsating: IBell. Delirium, in cerebro-spinal meningitis: IHell, IVer, Ver. v. Delirium, chattering: HStram. Delirium, in cholera Asiatica: ICup. m. Delirium, after catching cold: 11 Op. Delirium, with collapse: Cup. m. Delirium, in congestion: 11 Apis, IBell. Delirium, conscious of her condition: HStram. Delirium, with convulsions: Aeon, liEthus, Amyg, IBell, TrCamph., IDig, I IKali m.; in lead colic, 11 Op. Delirium, crying out: ICanth, ICina; staring look (inflammation of brain), 11 Aeon. Delirium, crazy: I ICie; in disappointed love, IPhos. Delirium, in dark: ICale a.; ICup. m. Delirium, at daybreak: IBry. Delirium, day and night: after pneumonia, I IOp.; without sleep or rest (vesicular ery- sipelas), IStram. Delirium, with deafness: in diphtheria, IIBapt Delirium, death : talks about (childbed), I Aeon.; of people long dead, Canth. Delirium, with delusions : IKali bi.; pleasant, IBell. Delirium, after depletion : HCinch. Delirium, in diarrhoea: IHam.; chronic, lApis. Delirium, in diphtheria: I Apis. ILach. Delirium, as if dogs swarmed about him: IBell. Delirium, wanted to be dressed and go out between 1 and 2 a.m., (typhoid pneumonia), Lachn. Delirium, with dysentery: IIBufo. Delirium, erotic : puerperal mania, IKali br. Delirium, in erysipelas erratica: IHydras. Deliririum, tries to escape: ICup. m. Delirium, in evening: ICup. m.; in dark (ty- phoid with albuminuria), ICale a.; 4 p.m. to midnight, 11 Stram. Delirium, exalted: IVer. Delirium, with exhaustion: Agar. Delirium, with pleasant expression : bronchial catarrh, 11 Ant. t. Delirium, eyes: as soon as closed, Bapt, in- jected, IBell.; glistening, IBell, IOp.; wide open, ICrotal, HStram.; protruding IBell, Dory • pupils dilated, Aeon, Act. rac, IBell. Delirium, face : bloated, red, eyes protruding, Dory.; distorted, IPlumb.; livid, IBell.; muscles constantly in play, IStram.; red, glis- tening eyes and great physical activity, IOp. Delirium, from overfatigue: ILach. Delirium, full of fear: HStram.; m diph- theria, llgn.; as if a dog were attacking her, HStram.; of everyone who approached him, shrinking from them, ICup. m.; of imag- inary things; IBell.; of men, IPlat.; in pleu- ritis with plastic exudation, IHep.; in scar- latina, ILac e Delirium, ferocious : puerperal mania, IKali br. Delirium, fever : during, Act sp. Agar, Anag, Ant. t, I lAnthrac, ICrotal, Dory, Var, Merc. iod. rub.; with chill, I^Ethus, Astac, ISul.; during heat, Aeon, lApis, IBell, IChin. s, IDulc, IHep, Ign,INatr. m.,11 Sec, ISpong, Stram.; in evening, IPsor; at night, ICoff.; in intermittent, IArs,ISabad.;inapyrexia, INatr. m.;in puerperal, ICoff. ;in typhoid, lAnthrac, I Apis, I Ars, 11 Arum t, HCale, ILach, I lOxal. ac, ISinap.; in typhus, I Acet ae, IIAgar, IIBapt, ICale, ICamph, ICaps., : Chloral, 11 Petrol, ITereb.; in typhus abdo- minalis, IINux v.; in yellow fever, I Ars, ICaps, ICrotal, IMere Delirium, fierce: in typhus, IBapt. Delirium, flighty: not conscious of being, Ars. > as soon as eyes are closed, Bell.; at night, ICale, Carbo v. Delirium, with forgetfulness: of all he had said, IPod. Delirium, frightful figures and images before eyes : Bar. c, IBell. Delirium, from loss of fluids : ILach. Delirium, foolish: HStram. Delirium, with pain in forehead: lAgar. Delirium, frenzied: ICanth.; in paralysis, lApis. Delirium, furious: IIBell, ICamph, ICanth, l(Enan,l IStram.; in phlegmonous erysipelas, I IVer. v.; in fever, Act. sp.; with rush of blood to head, IStram.; with mucous rales, IHyos.; at night, IBell, 11 Chin, s, 11 Plumb.; in orchitis, I Clem. Delirium, gay: in typhus, lAur. m. Delirium, with grimaces : IBell. Delirium, after gonorrhoea: ICamph. Delirium, hands : picking motion in air, as if they came in contact with real objects,Atrop. s. Delirium, with hot head : IBell, Bufo. Delirium, from headache : Atrop.; I Aur. met. ; congestive, Aur. mur.; with headache, IColchic, IMelil, INux v, Crotal; in men- ingitis, IVer.; in mental derangement, IStram; in puerperal fever, Act. rac.; in ty- phoid scarlatina, lAilant. Delirium, in heart disease: pain in cardiac region, 11 Op. Delirium, in hepatic disease : ILept. Delirium, wants to go home : measles, ICup. ae Delirium, hysteric: IHyos. Delirium, in hydrocephalus : Art. vulg, ILye Delirium, incoherent: HStram. Delirium, indignant: in encephalitis, ICoccul. Delirium, in influenza: lAntt, IChel. Delirium, as from intoxication : Chin. s. Delirium, from jealousy: IIHyos. Delirium, joyful: HStram. Delirium, does not know his relatives, throws wine and medicine at nurse (typhus): Agar. Delirium, with languor: ICrotal. Delirium, with laughter: IIBell.; spasmodic laughter, II Stram. Delirium, legs: cramps in, IVer. Delirium, limbs: contortion of, or violent mo- tion, IBell. Delirium, lively active, vivid, alternates in 32 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. short periods with horrified fright, seeming to dread approach of some monster, appeal- ing for help, Stram. Delirium, loquacious: Cup. m, ILach, HStram.; desire to escape, ICrotal, IStram. Delirium, low : and mild, thinks he is roaming over fields, or hard at work, IRhus ; with prostration (Morbus Brightii), I IPhos. ae; ty- phus, I Apis, IIBapt. Delirium, in measles: ICrotal, peculiar, IStram. Delirium, in meningitis infantum : lApis. Delirium, in metritis : IVer. Delirium, after midnight: in typhus, lApis. Delirium, mild: HStram, I IVariol.; in pneu- monia, 11 Puis.; with excitement and trem- bling (typhoid), 11 Val. Delirium, mirthful, changes to frenzy: IBell. Delirium, sees monsters : IBell. Delirium, with moaning : Bell, ICrotal. Delirium, motion: moved constantly from place to place, I ICEnan.; convulsive, in mye- litis, 11 Aeon.; queer, HStram. Pelirium, murmuring: HStram.; in pneu- monia, IPhos.; in typhus, lArn, Calad, ILye; with desire to leave bed (typhus), I IZinc. Delirium, hears music : I I Plumb. Delirium, muttering: IIAmyg, IHep, llris, ILach, IMere v, IOp.; in diphtheria, ILach.; in eruptive diseases, lApis; in measles, lApis, repercussion, ILach.; in pneumonia, IPhos.; at night (dissecting wound), ILach.; when asleep or half awake (scarlatina), IGels.; during sleep,I IBry.; with stupid sleep (pneu- monia), I Ant. t; lies in a stupid state (ty- phoid), I ISul.; typhoid scarlatina, EAilant.; in typhus, lApis, lArn, ICrotal, ITarax, ITe- reb, ILye Delirium, with nausea and retching : Act. rac. Delirium, with drawing back of neck and spasms of back (spinal meningitis): INatr. s. Delirium, nightly: IBry, ICrotal, Hippoz, IILach, Lyss, Sep, 11 Ver.; of business of day, Bry, in typhus, IBry.; inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; in diphtheria, IChin. a, IMere cor., ■Mere cy.; in slow fever, ICamph.; furious, Atrop.; in neuralgic headache, ISyph.; with dry heat, 11 Coff.; while lying quietly on back (typhus), 11 Chin, s.; in myelitis, IDulc; with pain during fever-heat, I IDulc; in pleurisy, IKali c.; in pyaemia, HArs.; raves, springs out of bed, HAcon,; in scarlatina, IKali m.; in typhus, I Apis, I Bapt, IBry, IHydr, I IPuls.; ceases on awaking, Cact; in yellow fever, IILach. Delirium, noisy: with hallucination, HStram. Delirium, with otitis : IPuls. Delirium, from pain : IIHyos.; driving him to madness, 11 Ver. Delirium, in paroxysms: twice a day (cerebro- spinal meningitis), Naja. Delirium, partial: in diphtheria, IGels.; in tonsillitis, IGels. Delirium, in pneumonia: Hod, IChel, ILach, ILye Delirium, during pregnancy : from itching of genitals, ICollin. Delirium, followed by prostration : IBell. Delirium, quarrelsome: cerebral congestion, Ver. v.; in meningitis, IChrom ac. Delirium, quiet: Chlorof, See; alternates with restlessness and desire to run away (typhus), IChlor.; in dysentery, 11 Kali ph.; in erysipelas, of face and scalp, ICinch.; in nervous fever, ICamph.; worse at night, HChel.; in pneu- monia, I IKali ph.; in typhus, ICarbo v.; with stupefaction and dulness of head, IPhos. ac. Delirium, raging: lArg. met, IIBell. Delirium, rambling: IBell. Delirium, raving': HStram.; in typhus, HAgar.; and getting out of bed (typhus), IINitr. ac. Delirium, reourring : in spasms, IBell. Delirium, religious: IVer. Delirium, with restlessness : IIHyos, IVer.; at night, Mere sul. Delirium, in acute articular rheumatism : Hod. Delirium, in scarlatina : lAilant, lApis, Arum t, IDulc, IMere iod. rub.; anginosa, IPhyt; after suppressed eruption, lAilant, lApis. Delirium, with screaming: Chin, s.; precedes sopor (hydrocephalus acutus), ICup. ac. Delirium, worse as senses diminish: I IPlumb. Delirium, with sexual excitement: HStram. Delirium, with shrieking or convulsions: Crotal. Delirium, shy, hides himself: HStram. Delirium, with hot skin: Con, Sang. Delirium, during sleep: lAcon, 11 Apis; IBar. e; in erysipelas, HApis; in typhoid, INitr. sp. d.; as soon as he falls asleep, Gels., Spong.; when falling asleep, with chills, ISpong.; in half sleep with incoherent talk, IGels. Delirium, sleepless: in typhus, IBapt. Delirium, with somnolency: IOp.; in typhoid, ICrotal. Delirium, with sopor: IOp, IVer.; followed by exhaustion after attack of vertigo, IKali c. Delirium, before black stool: IStram. Delirium, makes speeches: Lyss. Delirium, with starting: picking at bedclothes, wandering and muttering, INatr. m. Delirium, with pain in stomach: Camph. Delirium, disposed to strike: IIBell. Delirium, from excessive study: ILach. Delirium, stupid: IStram. Delirium, stupor: in typhus, IBapt. Delirium, changes rapidly from one subject to another: talks, whistles, sings (diphtheria), ILach. Delirium, swallow : cannot, IBell. Delirium, with cold sweat: IVer. Delirium, talking: IOp.; worse night, IBry.; of business, Dory, IIHyos.; in diarrhoea, IIBry.; constant, Lyss.; as soon as he shuts eyes, worse noon till midnight, ILach.; in erysipelas of scalp, ILach.; about horses (in pneumonia), I IStram.; of imaginary wrongs, IIHyos.; in- cessantly, absurdly, laughs, claps hands and opens eyes, HStram.; during which falls asleep (meningitis), HSulph. Delirium, gnashes teeth: IIBell. Delirium, with thirst: Camph, IVer. Delirium, threatening: in prosopalgia, IKalm. Delirium, threw himself from a height: IBell. Delirium, with heat in throat: Camph. Delirium, with tingling: IVer. Delirium, transient: in pleuro-pneumonia bili- osa, I IRhus. Delirium, traumatic : ILach. Delirium tremens, figg" Delirium Tremens. Delirium, on disappearance of tumor • IIBell Delirium, ulcers: in fauces and tonsils Merc. iod. rub. Delirium, urine: clear as water, after Stram 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 33 Delirium, in urticaria: ICop. Delirium, constantly varying: Aeon. Delirium, vertigo: with, Coloc, IOp.; after, Ja- troph. Delirium, from vexation : IIHyos. Delirium, violent: IIBell, Chlorof, HStram.; in potter's colic, lAlum.; especially after sleeping (typhoid), ILach.: in typhus, lAur. met. Delirium, vivid: HStram. Delirium, with vomiting: Dory. Delirium and wakefulness: alternating at night (tubercular meningitis), MTubere Delirium, wandering : INatr. m. Sec, I ISulph. Delirium, from watching: ILach. Delirium, with weeping : before noon, ILye Delirium, thinks she is well: I Ars. Delirium, wild: I IVar.; in burns, ICalend.; changing to busy (delirium tremens), 11 Chlo- ral.; incoherent (cerebro-spinal fevers), IGels.; attempts to stab and bite, HStram. Delirium, window: jumps out of, I^Ethus. gg^* Delusion and Mania. DELIRIUM TREMENS: HAgar, I Ant. t, HArn, HArs, IIBell, IBism, HCann. i, I IChlor, ICoff, ICrotal, IDig, Ferr. ph., IGlon, IHyos, llgn, IKali br, 11 Kali ph., ILach, IMere v, 11 Natr. m, IINux m, INux v, I IPhos, IIRan. b, I IZinc. Delirium tremens, in afternoon or after sleep : IILach. Delirium tremens, angry : rather than anxious, subjects not greatly exhausted, IGraph. Delirium tremens, delusions: hears clock talk and argues with it, saw door open where there was none; on looking at objects a little way off; expects with anxiety the flash of light- ning which is to kill him; spoke of lizards, and worms being on his clothes, and in air before him; people seem to appear before him ; takes offensive in imaginary quarrels and attacks aggressor, which, especially at night, puts patient in wildest restlessness, is chased about as if crazy; runs against supposed object to attack it; makes mistakes about time, speaks of all sorts of affairs which have happened at his office; heard continually on right side of occiput a loud voice scolding, vituperating and accusing him of ungodliness; personifies voices ; motions unsteady, hasty, HStram. Delirium tremens, preceded by epileptiform fits: IHyos, I IOp. Delirium tremens, face: red and distended, IBell, ICrotal. Delirium tremens, had to be held: IHyos. Delirium tremens, mild attacks: I ICypr. Delirium tremens, in old emaciated persons; "old sinners," whose long lives of excess have destroyed constitution: I IOp. Delirium tremens, in pneumonia: INux v. Delirium tremens, with oversensitiveness, nervous excitability, and malicious vehe- mence: IINux v. Delirium tremens, repeatedly, a small quantity of liquor throws them into delirium: HOp. Delirium tremens, dulness of senses, sopor, with snoring: HOp. Delirium tremens, comes on slowly with in- creasing pain in pit of stomach, continuous nausea, thirst, palpitation, headache, vomit- ing, paleness of face: IDig. Delirium tremens, talkative mania: ILach, 11 Ran. b.; talks about fire, rats, mice, and murder (mania), Calc. 8^° Talking. Delirium tremens, trembling of body : ICed. Delirium tremens, voices: heard continually on right side of occiput a loud voice, scold- ing, vituperating and accusing him of un- godliness, and also personifies voices, HStram. 8®° Delirium, Delusion, and Mania. DELUSION (illusions, hallucinations): liEthus, Art. v, IBell, ICup. m, IHyos, Lyss, 11 Magn. p, ICEnan., Rhus, Sec. Delusion, of abundance: destroys clothing, ISulph. Delusion, that she can only obtain peace and safety through absolution from a priest of Papal Church,although a zealous Protestant: I IPlumb. Delusion of being abused : Lyss. Delusion, that he has lost affection of friends : lAur. met. Delusion of hovering in air: when walking out- doors, lAsar. Delusion, of being alone: in world, IPlat.; de- serted, ■ ('■vol.; in a wilderness, IStram.; a cast- away, I ICalab. Delusion, of animals: coming towards him, HOp.; asif in abdomen, alive, IThuya; jump out of ground, Stram.; cats, dogs and rabbits, IStram.; of cats and dogs (delirium), I^Ethus.; of crabs in large numbers being driven into room, IHyos.; he is a bird, runs about, chirp- ing and twittering, until he faints, Lyss.; of dogs crowding around him, ICale; he is a dog, growls and barks, Bell, Lyss.; that dog that bit her is near, fought as if to drive it away, Lyss.; that others are dogs, barks at them to be understood, I IStram.; complains that a dog is biting and tearing flesh off his chest, IStram.; surrounded by hideous, ICrotal.; of rats and strangs objects (delirium tremens), lAct. rac; rats and cats, in room and on walls (erysipelas of head and face), I IStram.; rats run across room, I.Ethus, IMed.; animals lying near her which she fears she mav hurt (typhoid fever), 11 Val. Delusion, apparitions : prevent sleep, Bell.; on closing eyes, with sleeplessness, IThuya ; ter- rifying, in twilight, Berb. Delusion, that he is going to have an apoplec- tic stroke: Arg. met, Delusion, that his life is in danger from assas- sination or poison: I I Plumb. Delusion, when awake: in typhoid, Phos. ac. Delusion, baby: of another in bed, which re- quires attention, when in dark room, at night (two weeks after confinement), IPetrol.; says babv looks odious (puerperal fever), 11 Puis. Delusion, of possession of beautiful things, even rags seem beautiful: HSwlph. Delusion, bed: a strange boy prevents sleep, Apis; is full of creases, IStram.; strange ob- jects, rats, sheep, etc. (delirium tremens), Act. rac; declares he is not alone in bed I IOp, IPetrol.; looks for it in yard (preg- nancy), I IPuls.; headboard was swaying (pa- renchymatous metritis), 11 Lace jg^double, legs, lying, man, masks. Delusion, behind: imagines some one, Brom, Med. Delusion, of bells ringing sweetly : ICann. i. Delusion, of birds in room : Kali e 34 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Delusion, of black objects and people : Stram. Delusion, blood does not circulate: I I Atrop. s. Delusion, of being blown at by persons, some of whom are not present: Lyss. Delusion, of body: becoming larger, ICann. i.; parts very large, IOp.; head felt larger, ^Kali ars.; chin getting longer, Glon.; scattered about bed, cannot get parts together, IIBapt.; could not get fragments adjusted, IPhos.; one half cut off, IStram.; erroneous impressions as to state of, ISabad.; thin and delicate, as if continuity would be dissolved, or made of glass and will break (chronic hysteria), IThu- ya; that parts are shrunken : I ISabad. Delusion, cautions people not to inhale his ex- haled breath, that it is spoiled like rotten eggs, worse than cholera: Lyss. g^" mouth. Delusion, of bugs, and cockroaches: Stram. Delusion, some one calls him: ICann. i. Delusion, catches at imaginary appearance: IIHyos. Delusion, chair, something hanging over back : a person sitting there, Calc. Delusion, changed, things and persons around, seem to be: Stram. Delusion, thinks himself a young child: ICie Delusion, cloud: as if a heavy black had set- tled over her, weighing like lead on her heart, lAct. rac. Delusion, compass: fixing himself to corre- spond with points of (insanity), IHyos. Delusion, converses: with absent individuals as if present, addressing inanimate objects, as chessmen, by names of such persons, but ob- serves no one standing by him, Stram.; with dead sister in churchyard, Bell.; with dead sister at bedside, IHyos. Delusion, corners: saw people coming out of, I IStram. Delusion, of being called before court: on ac- count of wicked actions (during climaxis), I IZinc. Delusion, full of creeping things: Stram. Delusion, frightful at night (in pregnant women during latter months), imagine they have committed or are about to commit some great crime or cruelty: I IKali bi. Delusion, damned: says she is (melancholia), IKali ph., I IPlat.; soul cannot be saved, cries much, and rages, llgn. g^~ doomed, lost. Delusion, of dancing: in a churchyard, IStram. Delusion, dark: HStram. Delusion, dead: thinks she is nearly dead and wishes somebody would help her off, ILach.; that preparations are made for funeral, ILach.; visions of the dead, IHep, I IZinc; thinks her child is dead, IKali bi.; believed death near at hand, IPlat.; thinks she is going into a decline, I IXan. ggp~ die, grave, killed. Delusion, defend themselves: against attacks and insults, which are products of their own fancy, Lyss. Delusion, during delirium: Kali bi.; at night, I IPlumb.; with noisy delirium, HStram.; and after delirium tremens, 11 Kali br. Delusion, demon: thinks himself a, lAnae; thinks all persons are, IPlat, I IPlumb.; a demon sits on his neck and tells him offensive things, I Anac. Delusion, devil: is after her (during climaxis), I IZinc; sees him coming to take her (religious mania), IPuls.; in erotic mania, I lOrig.; imagines devil speaking in one ear, angel in the other, prompting to murder, or acts of be- nevolence, lAnae; whispers blasphemous words, I Anac; fear of being taken by, I Mane; imagines she is one, Kali br.; calling out that she saw one (delirium), IHyos. Delusion, die: he imagines is going to, IPod, I IPuls.; in epileptic anguish, ILye; suddenly, when walking, makes him walk faster (hypo- chondriasis), I Arg. nit; in tetanus, I Magn. p.; there is but little time to make his will (cough), IPetrol.; a beloved friend is dying, Bar. c; all her friends will die, she must go to a convent (fainting spells), ILac def.; in heart trouble, with rheumatism, ICact. Jg@* dead. Delusion, dirty, imagines to be: ILac. e Delusion, disease: imagines he has every, lAur. mur, I IStram.; softening of brain or some other incurable, I Arg. nit; a horrible throat disease, which will end fatally, I ISabad.; he will give his imaginary disease (syphilis) to others, Chloral.; every time a symptom appears that it is not attributable to drug but some settled disease, Lac. e; that he will have yellow fever, a boy, set. 13, Camph. gg&° heart, ill and sick. Delusion, disgrace: says she has brought on her family (melancholia), I IPlat.; considers herself disgraced (melancholia), I ISulph. Delusion, distinguished: thinks himself, squanders money, proud of his position, I IVer.; affects being a person of high rank, 11 Stram. Delusion, images distorted: lAmb. Delusion, doomed: to expiate her sins and those of her family (uterine dementia), ILil. tig. fig^"* damned, lost, religion. Delusion, double : thinks he is, lAnae; thinks she is, IStram.; things one limb is, IPetrol. Delusion, a train of cars in his ear: IStram. Delusion, enemies: surrounded by (incipient stage of senile dementia), ICrotal.; persecuted by, ICinch. off; pursued by, ILach. Delusion, in epilepsy : I Ast. r. Delusion, desire to escape : in typhoid, IHyos. Delusion, of executioner standing before him, laughed and joked: Stram. Delusion, eyes: flickerings before, ISulph.; hallucinations in mania, IStram.; hallucina- tions preceding brain and paralytic symp- toms, Kali br.; looks about with apparent hallucination, Sal. ac. Delusion, eyes closed, visions: IBell, ILach., I ISpong.; of faces, Arg. nit, in typhus, HCale; of frightful images, Caust; tierce animals with horns and bushy beads, IBell.; horrid (men- tal aberration), HCale; sees children sitting on low benches in rows as in a school-room, IBell.; room seems full of strange men, whe snatch at her as they pass, IBell.; persons, I ICinch., in typhus, HCale; expects to see something around floor or when turning around, in evening, Brom.; of all kinds of fig- ures and grimaces, especially evenings going to bed, ICup. ae Delusion faces: hideous, IIBell.; worse in dark, the face that haunts most is one she has really seen, 11 Lac e; diabolical, crowd on him lAmb.; when eyes are closed (typhus) HCale; peep at her from behind bed and fur- niture Med.; said doctor was making faces at fever) MrMls. ^ ""* (PUerPml 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 35 Delusion, fail: thinks all her undertakings must (melancholia), lArg. nit.; that he will lose his fortune, I IStaph. Delusion, fall: thinks she is going to, clings and asks to be held, Stram. Delusion, family: as if she did not belong to her own, IPlat, Delusion, fantastic : Cie, ISulph. Delusion, causes fear: Absin, IINux v, HStram. Delusion, often leaves his chair to rush at people whom he thought he saw fighting : Stram. Delusion, figures: sees old repulsive persons, which fill her with fear (hysteria), IKali c; hurls hot water bottle at imaginary ones at foot of bed, Chlor. Delusion, he will have a fit: Avhen walking, makes him walk faster (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit. Delusion, fire: visions of, IHep.; sees the world on fire during night (religious mania), IPuls.; complains that a fire has been lighted and that the stove is smoking, Lyss. Delusion, ran into forge to catch fish which he saw swimming there: Stram. Delusion, that strange forms accompany him, one on his right, the other on his left: I Anac. Delusion, frightful: I IHep.; of figures coming to seize him (insanity), IHyos.; in pregnant women, usually caused by engorged condition of brain, IKali br.; sees objects, HOp.; cause fright, HStram. Delusion, surrounded by friends: shaking hands, and calling them by name as they ap- pear before her (hysteria), IHydr. ac. Delusion, of ghosts: I Atrop. s, IIBell, I Cupr. ac. Hyper, IOp, IStram.; in bright daylight (during recovery from typhus), Ars. m.; before headache, IPsor. ggp" images, visions. Delusion, of gliding through air : when walk- ing, Asar. Delusion, God: declares he is, then that he is devil,I IStram.; receives communicatipnsfrom, I IStram.; is talking with, I IVer. Delusion, when holding head down, as if she had a large goitre which she could not see over: Zinc. Delusion, he is in his grave: I IStram. Delusion, caused by grief and anger (climaxis): I IZinc. Delusion, uses a stick for a gun : Bell. Delusion, a delicate hand smoothing her head from front to back: IMed. Delusion, sees a man who has hanged himself beckoning him to cut him loose: Ars. Delusion, of hearing: Atrop. s.; some one approaching his bed, Carbo v.; chides father for taking part in revolution, thinks she hears drum which proclaims his execution, I IVer.; in mania, IStram.; all kinds of operatic airs, when closing eyes, in puerperal fever, I IPuls.; apparitions talk, ICup. ac; some one talk- ing, 11 Elaps.; two persons talk, but does not know who they are, IStram; voices, 11 Chloral, I IPlumb.; to which he replies, (epilepsy) lAst. r.; voices of absent persons, at night cannot sleep, ICham.; hears voices of sister or mother, who are far away, Anac; as if near right mastoid process a voice were scolding her, worse night, voice seems some- times to be under bed, I IStram.; voices includ- ing her own seem to come from a distance, as if someone else were speaking (post-partum hemorrhage) ICann. s.; voices from within him speaking in abusive and filthy language, I IZinc; whispering, Med. figT music, noise. Delusion, heart: she will have heart disease and die, ILac. e; he has heart disease, INatr. e; sips a bowl of warm sugar water declaring it will form her a new heart (mania puerper- alis), INux v.; stitches in heart will kill him if they do not cease, 11 Psor.; heart or breathing is going to stop, or otherwise frightens herself causing heart to beat violently, I ILac c; heart stops beating when sitting (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; spoke of the imperfection of medical knowledge, as soon as she saw the physician, and declared it an error that one could not live without a heart, inasmuch as she felt very well without one, it having come away with the afterbirth to which it had . grown fast, the nurse having separated the two before her eyes, (mania puerperalis), INux v. Delusion, imagines herself in heaven : talking with God, (mania), I IVer. Delusion, hell: believes herself in chains, (erotomania), I lOrig.; suffers torments of, with sobs, Lyss. Delusion, of hens: bound with chains (in- sanity), IHyos. Delusion, hogs: men appear as, IIHyos. Delusion, he is not at home : Op.; delirium tremens, ICoff. Delusion, honest: thinks he is not, I IStram. Delusion, horrid : delirium tremens, first stage, IKali bi. Delusion, he is driving a horse : in malignant scarlatina, I IStram. Delusion, house : believes he is not in his own, I IOp, Ver.; houses, as if they would approach and crush him, 11 Arg. nit.; house is sur- rounded by carts, Jews and geese, driving him into a rage, I IStram. Delusion, people want to hurt him, execute him: 11 Op. Delusion, her husband is not her husband, and her child not her child (mania): I Anac. Delusion, he is very ill: II Psor. Delusion, images: beautiful, present them- selves to her as if by charm, Bell.; complex confused farrago of (fever), IHyos.; sees differ- ent, IINux. v.; sees while dozing during day, Lachn.; dreams, INux m.; sees when closing eyes, Samb.; fanciful, INux m.; fantastic, IBell.; frightful, I IStram.; with jealousy, ILach.; endeavors to grasp, or avoid, 11 Kali ph.; horrifying, worse at his side than in front of him, IStram.; incoherent, IBell.; prevent sleep, lArg. nit. B^T" figuresand visions. Delusion, disease incurable : ICact.; she has some organic disease nobody understands, ILil. tig. Delusion, innumerable : ICann. i. Delusion, sees insects : IIBell. Delusion, that he is killed, roasted and being eaten: IStram. Delusion, walks on his knees : IBar. c. or m. Delusion, men are laughing at her, criticising to disadvantage, makes her timid, and she dare not look up while wTalking in street, Bar. c Delusion, sees persons connected with the lav/ who will seize him, causing great anxiety, cries like child: ICup. ac. Delusion, legs : are holding a conversation, also 36 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. toe with thumb (gout), IBapt.; one of his legs is cut off (pneumonia), I IStram.; she had a third leg which would not remain quiet, (since confinement two weeks ago, when in bed in dark room at night), I IPetrol.; one limb is double, IIPetrol. Delusion, that all she says is a lie : ILac c. Delusion, of living: in a locality three hours distant from his house, IOp.; not in his usual condition, Cie Delusion, locality : seems transformed, Bar. m.; loses his way in familiar streets, the houses seem strange, IGlon. figf place. Delusion, she is looked down upon by every- one, that she is of no importance in life: I ILac c Delusion, imagines himself lost: lAur. met, I IPlumb.; and despised (erotomania), I lOrig. Delusion, wife has lovers concealed behind stove: I IStram. Delusion, of lying crosswise : IStram. Delusion, man : sees coming toward her a huge drunken man who lies down beside her, she begs him to retire, falls into convulsions and turns over on her abdomen, Cie; fancies a naked man is wrapped in her bedclothes, I IPuls.; sees men and hears them talk in foreign tongues, I IStram.; a man is in his room who intends to perforate his throat with a gimlet, while in bed, Mere iod. flav. Delusion, laughing masks: thinks she sees, at night in bed, IBell. Delusion, melancholic: IIKali br. Delusion, about military: Arg. met. Delusion, of a mouse running from under chair: I Act. rac. Delusion, mouth: a stinking odor from (insan- ity), IHyos.; cannot open, lower jaw stiff and painful, Lyss. ®§P~ breath. Delusion, they are murderers or criminals to be executed : HOp. Delusion, hears music : ICann. i. 8®° hearing. Delusion, calls things by wrong names: his boots logs of wood, his bed-room the stable, without knowing it, Stram. Delusion, too narrow : everything seems, IPlat. Delusion, he is neglected: in hysteria, HPallad.; and despised by his family, lArg. nit. Delusion, he is neglectful, and deserves re- proach : Aur. met. Delusion, things as if new : even friends as if he had never seen them, after waking, Stram. Delusion, especially at night: Canth, ICale; causes mental suffering, ILach.; sees figures, animals, men, etc, I Val; in tubercular men- ingitis, I ITubere Delusion, noises : declares that he hears (insan- ity), IHyos. 8^"* hearing. Delusion, nose : imagines he wears some one else's (diphtheria), I ILac e Delusion, objects: sees immaterial in room, ICup. ac, Lyss. Delusion, accused herself of most obscene ac- tions of which she never was guilty: IPhos. Delusion, obstacles in his way, occasioned partly by contrary fate, partly by himself: Aur. met. Delusion, that he is riding on an ox : Bell. Delusion, painful: with depression, IKali br. Delusion, people: sees a number of strange, and tries to seize them, Strain.; about her, con- stantly speaks to them, I IVer.; carry on all sorts of pranks, or ply him with questions he thinks he must answer, IINux v.; room full of, crowding in when there was no longer room, each apparition personating some one in particular and keeping her company for hours, sees and converses with forms, and could not always distinguish semblance from reality, I IVer.; saw large people in room at night, IMed.; threateningher.screamshornbly, during recovery from typhus, Ars. m.; on clos- ing eyes, I ICinch.; come in, look at her, whis- per and say '• come," Med.; sees people, who are not and have not been present, IHyos.; as if strange persons were at his side, IThuya. Delusion, persecuted: in delirium tremens, IHyos.; by everyone, ICycl, and tormented by a frightful scene of some mournful event of the past, Spong. Delusion, phantasms : throng upon him, IPsor., Verbas; in slumber, Berb. Delusion, of pigeons : flying in room which he tries to catch (erysipelas bullosum capitis, suppressed by salve), IKali e Delusion, she swallowed pins: in hysteria, I ISil. Delusion, concluded from look of everyone, that he is pitied: on account of his misfortune and he wept: INatr. m. Delusion, place : thought she had none in the world, IPlat.; imagines himself in two places at same time, I ISil.; thinks he is in wrong, but does not want to go home (typhoid fever), IHyos. g@f locality. Delusion, pleasant: in delirium, IBell. Delusion, poisoned : thinks she has been, Act. rac; fear of being, Plumb, fi^" Fear. Delusion, position : thinks she is not fitted for her, Stram. Delusion, has power : over all disease, 11 Stram Delusion, pregnant: after menses, llgn.; when she is only swollen with flatus, HSabad.; that she is.about to give birth to a blue-eyed baby (hysterical mania), IVer. Delusion, prostration: cannot endure such utter, in epilepsy, 11 Chin. a. Delusion, rage : puts him into, I IStram. Delusion, railroad : imagines she is in a car, begs others to hold her, 11 Sang. Delusion, she is in a terrible rain storm com- plaining of being so cold, and that carriage has turned over and hurt her head (cerebro- spinal meningitis): Naja. Delusion, reality: as if things perceived had none, as if in a dream (melancholy, mania), I Anac. Delusion, reason : thinks she will lose, IChel. figT" Deranged. Delusion, religious: about redemption and devil, I Anac; with melancholic depression (melancholia), IKali br.; imagines he is singled out as an object of divine wrath, Kali br.;asif he had committed the unpardonable sin and was going to hell, Med. fg&* Religion. Delusion, rich : makes useless pun-liases (insan- ity), 11 Nux v. v Delusion, of robbers: wants to jump out of window ILach.; she orders hOUse to be searched, I INatr. m.; runs about at night look- ingfor them, Ars.; sees them in room, ICup. ac Delusion, feels scattered. #i^> bodv Delusion, screams : says it is something within him that screams, Ars. ng Wltm 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 37 Delusion, of a second self: in typhus, IBapt. Delusion, of senses : in typhoid, Phos. ac. Delusion, sensual: Verbas. fi@" Erotic, Las- civious. Delusion, sepulchre : of lying in his (mania*, I IStram. Delusion, sexual organs : that external female genitals feel wet, lEup. pur. Delusion, sick : of being, I ISabad.; complains of her husband, says he wishes to convince her she is sick, although she is able to dance and sing (mania puerperalis), INux v. Delusion, of sight. gi^Eyes closed, Images, and Visions. Delusion, sitting on a sofa, fancied she was falling off, kept holding on to everything: ^Strain. Delusion, disturbs sleep : IPlumb. Delusion, objects smaller: I IStram.; on enter- ing house after walking an hour everything very small, and all persons mentally and physically inferior, she herself physically large and superior, 11 Plat. Delusion, smothered: she will be (pneumonia), 11 Stram. Delusion, snakes: pointing to, which she sees and fancies are in bed approaching her, (delirium tremens), IHyos.; under and about her, suddenly woke at night, I IStram.; as if surrounded by snakes, some running up and down inside of skin, some inside feel long and thin, fears to put feet to floor lest she should tread on them and make them squirm up legs, afraid to shut eyes on going to bed for fear a large snake would bite her in face, Lac c Delusion, someone else : as if she were (post- partum hemorrhage), ICann. s.; lies alongside I IPetrol, moves to edge of bed to make room, (typhoid fever), 11 Val.; by his side does all he is doing (diabetes mellitus), lArs.; walks beside her, ICale; behind, Brom, Med.; the same man after him that walks before him, Euphor.; thinks she is someone else and in the hands of a stronger power, ILach. Delusion, of space : a few rods seem an im- mense distance, HCann. i. Delusion, sees spiders : in diphtheria, ILac c. Delusion, spirits: holds conversation with, says she is under influence of, I IStram.; sees evil ones at night, IHell.; ran around room, cried out that evil spirits were pursuing, Stram. Delusion, as if soul and body were separated : lAnae, Thuya. Delusion, has to step over elevation : Euphor. Delusion, starvation: he and his family will die of, Ars.; must starve (insanity), IKali m. Delusion, stove: is a tree and wants to climb it, IIHvos. Delusion," strange: and horrible, everything seems, IPlat. Delusion, street: timid when walking, imagines people are looking at her, Bar. c; fearful when persons approached, and when they had passed said he had stabbed them, Bell. Delusion, he can never succeed: is unfit for this world, I Aur. met. . .... Delusion the sun travels around earth : 11 Ver. Delusion, thinks she is under superhuman control : ILach. Delusion, of superiority : IPlat. Delusion, of being under influence of a superior power: IThuya. Delusion, surroundings : changed, INux m. Delusion, cannot swallow : Lyss. Delusion, he is swelling : ICann. i. Delusion, as if all around her talked rapidly: 11 Sang. Delusion, is tall: and surrounding objects small, HPlat, IStram.; as if he had grown taller when walking on street, in evening, Pallad. Delusion, of tetanus: must die, with pain in right leg, IMagn. p. Delusion, she cannot think : IChel. Delusion, he has an ulcer in stomach: Acet. ac. Delusion, that he is unhappy : ICinch. Delusion, of various things : Camph, Eup. pur, 11 Kali br. Delusion, vermin: sees on his bed, throws handfuls away and tries to escape, Ars. Delusion, visions: Calc. a, Rhus; fantastic while lying awake, Arn.; attempts to leave room, as if frightened by visions behind him (fistula), ILach.; in cardiac anxiety, ICale; in cerebro-spinal meningitis, Naja: children wake in evening, HCina ; in the dark, strikes at them and holds up the cross, I IPuls.; frightful when falling into a doze (typhus), llgn.; frightful in mania, Stram.; on closing eyes, B®" eyes closed; of faces, figg" faces; of creeping things (diphtheria), I ILac e; fan- tastic, 11 Chloral.; in puerperal fever, I IPuls.; in typhus, IBry.; morning, and through day, of all kinds of fancied things (pregnancy), I IStram.; frightful, INux v., IOp.; of big eyes (diphtheria), 11 Lac c, I IPuls, with coma vigil before midnight, IOp.; after dark, Carbo v.; wishes to hide, Bell.; in typhoid, IPuls.; hideous, buries face in pillow, (delirium), Camph.; horrible, worse at night, Camph.; feels afraid they will take objective form, ILac c; seem real, ILach.; in sleep, I IN,atr. in, in typhoid, HPhos. ac; with rest- less sleep, IStram.; of strangers, IStram.; at night, after re vaccination, I IThuya ; every night since six weeks, causing fear, had to leave bed (an old woman), I IStram.; of great sublimity follow those of quiet relaxing and recreating nature, ICann. i.; eyes anxiously fixed sideways on one point where she imagines she sees a terrible hostile figure, I IStram.; when looking at an object believes he sees cats, dogs, rats, mice and all sorts of in- sects in continual motion, IStram.; look at one point with staring eyes and despair in their faces, move slowly and shyly back- ward or run away with violent, fearful scream (inflammatory condition of brain), IStram. Delusion, voices: figf hearing, Ghosts, Im- ages. Delusion, thinks herself well: in metritis, IIKreo. Delusion, says he is a wheelwright and begins to bore holes : Stram. Delusion, wild: vivid (puerperal fever), I IPlat Delusion, directed a window to be closed that was not open : Lyss. Delusion, witches : denies having anything to do with them (delirium after being accused of theft), IHyos. Delusion, his wife will run away from him: mental disturbance, I IStaph. 3.S 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Delusion, carries home wood to manufacture brandy: Stram. Delusion, world: he is lost to beyond hope (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit.; thinks she is not fit for (prolapsus or induration of uterus, preg- nancy), IIAur. met. Delusion, he does everything wrong: Aur. met. DEPRESSED (dejected, despondent): Abrot, liEsc. h, lAgnus, Amm. c, Anag, Aug, I Ant. c, I I Ant. t, I I Apis, I Alum, Arg. met, Arn, Ars. m. Arum d. Arum m, Asaf, HAur. met. Bell, Bry, Cact, HCale, Calc. fl, Camph, Carbol. ac, ICarbo v., ICaust. ICup. ac, IChel, Chin, a, IChin. s. Chloral, ICie, Coca, Coccus, ICoff, Coloc, ICon, Cop, ICornus, ICroe, Crot. t, Cycl, IDaph, IDig, IDiosc, IDulc, I I Elaps, Elat, Eryng, Eup. perf. I IFerr., Ferr. mur, Gamb, I IGels, IIGraph, I IGrat, Guarana, IHam, IHelon, IHep, IHydras, Hydr. ae, IHyos, IIod,Ind. met, Jugl, IKali br, IKali iod. Kali n, IKali ph., I ILac c, ILachn. t, Laur, ILobel. c, Lo- bel. i, ILye, Lye vir, I ILil. tig, Lyss, Magn. s, IMang, IMere, IMere cor, I IMere iod. flav, I IMez, IMygale, I IMyr. cerif, I INatr. c, 11 Natr. m, I INatr. ph., INatr. s, INux v, Oleand, IPetrol, Plant, IPlat, I IPlumb, Polyp, IPtel, HPsor, IIPuls, IIRob, Sec, Stilling, ISulph, ITabac,Tell, IThuya, lUran. n, I IUstil.,Xan, Verbas, Ver, IVer. v, Vib, I IZinc. Depressed, alternately: buoyant, INux v.; irrit- able (icterus), lArs.; quarrelsome liveliness (mania), ICon. Depressed, with whistling and singing: Merc. iod. flav. Depressed, in open air: better on entering house, IKali c Depressed, when alone : I IBov.; dyspnoea, ILye Depressed, in amenorrhcea: Cypr. Depressed, in angina: I Apis. Depressed, with anguish: ICale Depressed, with want of appetite : IDig. Depressed, in aphonia: IFerr. Depressed, appearance: Viol. Depressed, with apprehension: Lyss. Depressed, in ascites: I IFluor.ac. Depressed, with atrophy: Coca. Depressed, on awaking: in morning, ISep, Xan. Depressed, body: heavy (intermittent), ICed. Depressed, sudden congestion to brain : Ver. v. Depressed, in cancer: of mammae, IBrorn. Depressed, feels it in chest: lAur. met; aching in chest, ILye Depressed, after childbirth: in consequence of being told of slight laceration, I IThuya. Depressed, in chorea: Agar. Depressed, in climaxis: with chronic abdomi- nal order, IPsor. Depressed, in colic: IPlumb. Depressed, in consumption: IGuaiae Depressed, in cholera: fourth day, I IPhos. ae Depressed, better by conversation: ILac. def. Depressed, whooping cough: I Anac, ICaust. Depressed, crying: with palpitation (fainting spells), ILac. def. Depressed, all day: Lyss.; cold after scarlet fever, IHell. Depressed, with debility : faintness and aching in left iliac region, ICrotal. Depressed, with painful delusions : sleepless- ness and dread of impending destruction of all near her, IKali br. Depressed, to despair : 11 Sars. Depressed, in chronic diarrhoea: IGamb. Depressed, about disease: ISulph.; sure he ia going to die in twenty-four hours, Lac. def; sure she would not recover (bronchial asthma), I I Sinap.; does not think will ever get better (syphilitic sore mouth), I ISyph. Depressed, in face of difficulties: ICoccul. Depressed, in dropsy: I Aur. mur, IColch. Depressed, with drowsiness: Sil.; and deep- seated pain in head, ICornus. Depressed, in dyspepsia : IPhos, Kali ph.; and palpitation, ITabae. Depressed, in dyspnoea : ILye Depressed, ear: dull aching deep in right, wak- ing during night, 11 Tell. Depressed, after eating: IPod.; after dinner, I Natr. c. Depressed, after seminal emissions: 11 Cypr., IDiosc, lEryng, Ham, 11 Kali br, IINux v, 11 Phos. ac,'IPuls, HUstil. Depressed, in epilepsy: day before attack, at night, Art. v. Depressed, in eruption: on dorsum of hand, which appeared over night, 11 Psor; suppressed., IPsor, ISulph.; eczema, iCup. ac. Depressed, in evening: IINitr. ac. Ran. sc. Zinc. Depressed, in nervous excitability: I ICalab.; after excitement, Ced. Depressed, follows exhilaration : twelve hours, Ziz. Depressed, before eructation : ILye Depressed, before fainting : Ver. Depressed, with fatigue : IPhos. Depressed, with fear and anxiety (climaxis): IKali br. Depressed, fever: during, I Eup. perf; during apyrexia (tertian ague), Ilpec; with ehillinesn running up "back, Merc, sul.; with debility and chill, I lAnthrac; with heat, in evening (ague), Hpec; in intermittent, IDiad, INatr. in., 11 Polyp, ISamb, relapse of, lArs.; in ter- tian, IDig.; after typhoid nervous affection, IMane; in yellow, IMere Depressed, in forenoon : ICann. s. Depressed, about future : IBry. Depressed, in gastralgia : lAbrot. Depressed, in gastric affections : IPod. Depressed, in chronic gastritis : IMez. Depressed, in gonorrhoea: IMere, IHydras, IThuya. Depressed, with grieving : Alum, llgn, ILye. Depressed, from a word of seeming harshness: Med. e Depressed, with headache: I Aur. met, ICrotal, ILachn, Lig. tig, Sep, Therid.; in evening whi e walking, Therid.; dull, Codein, in forehead, Ptel, Sarrae; chronic, IDulc, IPlumb.; dull, stupid, ISep.; nervous, ITereb.; causes sick headache, HGuarana; temporo- frontal spinal pam and palpitation, I Naja Depressed, with head symptoms: Benz. ae Depressed, from belief that he has an incurable disease of heart which makes him reckless' I IPhos.; cardiac rheumatism, ICact eCKleSS Depressed, from heat: IGels. Depressed, with canine hunger: INatr m Depressed, with hiccough : Ruta. ' Depressed, in hysteria : IMosch.' 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 39 Depressed, at beginning of hysteromania: I ITarant. Depressed, with fixed idea : Hell. Depressed, impotence : ICalad, IGels, ISpong. Depressed, with insanity : from anaemia, 11 Kali br, I ITarant. Depressed, in chronic intestinal catarrh : I Ars. Depressed, intestinal hemorrhage : ICrotal. Depressed, irritability : dyspepsia, 11 Sal. ac.; and crossness (Addison's disease), I INatr. m, Polyg. Depressed, with deathly feeling in kidneys : similar to effects of cold settling in renal re- gion (abscess of liver), I IMed.; desquamative nephritis, 11 Plumb. Depressed, lachrymose : worse from being spoken to, INatr. m. Depressed, with lassitude : not relieved by food or stimulants, IGels. Depressed, with heaviness in legs : Calc. Depressed, when leucorrhcea is better, IMurex. Depressed, with disgust of life : particularly in company (hysteria), ILye; followed by great exhilaration and desire for conversation, Ziz. Depressed, with weakness and weariness in all limbs: Sabina. Depressed, in liver troubles : IChel, ILept, IPod.; and constipation, Stilling.; with dropsy, IFluor. ac. Depressed, dull pain in lumbar region : after emissions, I ITJstil. Depressed, in marasmus : lAbrot. Depressed, in tubercular meningitis : I ITubere. Depressed, menses: after, ICinch, IFerr.; be- fore, ICon, Vespa; delayed, IIKali ph. Depressed, because conscious of unnatural state of mind: Tarant. Depressed, in morning : IPuls.; with dyspepsia, IFerr. ph. Depressed, with nausea : 11 Agar, I IDig. Depressed, in nervous debility: ICurar. Depressed, in neuralgia: lArn.; after sup- pressed,' lAct. rac. Depressed, disagreeable news : IPallad., IPuls. Depressed, from imaginary obstacles: Aur. met. Depressed, in old age: lAur. met. Depressed, onanists: IGels, IPlat. Depressed, by pains: Sars. Depressed, with palpitation : IDig, IPhos. ac. Depressed, by persecutions of others: I IDros. Depressed, in peritonitis: ILye Depressed, with prostration: IRhus. Depressed, religious delusions and feeling of moral deficiency (melancholia): IKali br. Depressed, in rheumatism: worse in rain,IPhyt. Depressed, after scarlatina: IHell. Depressed, in scurvy : lArs. Depressed, yet enduring mood with sensitive feeling: 11 Pic. ac. Depressed, with sleepiness : Eup. pur. Depresssed, in sleeplessness : Ign, IThuya. Depressed, in smallpox : I IChin. s. Depressed, from sneezing (hay fever): 11 Nux v. Depressed, with stretching : ICamph. Depressed, stools: black, llris ; hard, ICale p. Depressed, thoughts of suicide : IHep.; checked neuralgia, lAct. rac; cerebro-spinal irritation, 11 Ran. b. Depressed, in syphilis : ILye, IPhyt. Depressed, before severe symptoms : Lil. tig. Depressed, in toothache : IMez. Depressed, from traumatic causes: I Hyper. Depressed and tremulous : Bell. Depressed, with spasmodic twitching of muscles, especially of face (paralysis agitans), I ISyph. Depressed, uterus : ulcerated cervix, IMere Depressed, after vexation : Calc. p, 11 Puis. Depressed, with vomiting: 11 Med. Depressed, during weakness : Merc; fainting spells, ILac. def. Depressed, by overwork and excesses : I Coca. Depressed, with yawning: ICamph. 8^" Despair, Melancholy, Sadness. DEPRAVITY: Anac. DERANGED. See Crazy, Delusions, Mania. DESIRES, (longing), full of anxious : in hys- teria, I Castor. Desires company. g^° Company. Desires impatiently and vehemently many things, and cries, dislikes its favorite play- things: IIRheum. Desires, inexpressible : full of, 11 Ipec. Desires, light. g^» Light. Desires, now this now that: even with good humor (child), IPuls.; when offered, things are refused or pushed away, HCham, ICina, IDulc; in afternoon, All. sat. Desire, greater than her need: Ars. DESPAIR: Amb, Ars, lAur. met. Bell, Calc, I ICoff, Crotal, ICup. ac, ICup. m, Eup. perf, INatr. in, INitr.ac, I IPlumb, IPsor, I IPuls, IVer, Strain. Despair, awakes: in intermittent, 11 Ant. t. Despair, with fear of death: HCale Despair, unwilling to die (haemoptysis): lAcal. Despair, in fever: bilious, IVer.; puerperal, ICoff. Despair, from pain in head : ICoff. Despair, in hypochondriasis: I Arg. nit. Despair, with excessive itching: HPsor. Despair, during labor : ICoff. Despair, with pain in right leg: Magn. p. Despair, follows disappointed love : IHyos. Despair, in melancholia: 11 Plat. Despair, in menorrhagia: ICoccul. Despair, in onanism: I IOp. Despair, pain drives to : HCham.; in headache, I Ars. Despair, in paralysis : ICaust. Despair, bordering on rage: 11 Agar. Despair, of recovery: Chloral, HCale, IHell, I IPsor, ISep, I IZinc; in ague, I ITarant.; with debility after typhus, I IPsor.; in mania, I IVer.; in pertussis, IBry.; in pneumonia, lAnt.t.; in spermatorrhcea, I IPhos. ae; especi- ally after typhus, better from nosebleed, IPsor. Despair, on account of sad thoughts: Rhus. Despair, of salvation: ICamph, IMez, I IPlumb, IStram.; constant prayer, I IPuls.; with sup- pressed menses, I IVer. Despair, produced by importunate sexual crav- ing: Ast. r. Despair, shrieks: before and after, as well as during paroxysm, or inarticulate sounds ex- pressive of, Lyss. Despair, about his position in society: IVer. Despair, cramp in stomach: ICochl. Despair, in stricture: IClem. Despair, of self and others: Aur. met, lArg. nit. Despair, suicidal: resolved to drown himself. Ant. e Despair, in ulcer of os uteri: ICurar. figp Desperation, Despondency, Discouraged, Melancholy, Sad. 40 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. DESPERATION : colic drives him to, Coff. Desperation, did not care whether he went to heaven or hell: Med. Desperation, as of incipient insanity : IMed. Desperation, in ophthalmia: syphilis, IGraph. Desperation, from pain in prolapsus or indura- tion of uterus in pregnancy: 11 Aur. met. Desperation, in syphilitic neuralgia : I ISyph. DESPISES, flis^- Contempt. DESTROYS things : in nymphomania,! I Ver.; everything in room, I IPhos.; she could lay hands upon, I IPhos.; in puerperal mania, I IPlat. Destroys, can scarcely resist temptation to throw lamp out of window: Merc. iod. flav. DISAGREEABLE: Pal lad, IPsor, ITJran. n. j Disagreeable occurrences: tries to recollect, for the purpose of indulging the grief which it causes, INatr. m. DISCONTENT (dissatisfied): Ang, Ant. t, Ars., Aur. mur, Bism, Calc, Cann. s, ICham, ICina, Clem., IColch, Con., ICrot. t, Fluor, ac, IHep., Ilndig, ILed, ILye, Lyss, I INux v, IPlat, IPuls, Ruta, Sinap, Spong, Tarant, IThuya. Discontent, everything another does is wrong: ICham. Discontent, aft<>r coition : ICale Discontent, when constipated: or suffering pain, Aloe. Discontent, in evening : Rhus. Discontent, in chronic inflammation of eyes: with otorrhcea, after vaccination, I IThuya. Discontent, in melancholy: Kali ars. Discontent, in exostosis of skull: 11 Arg. met. Discontent, with weeping: INitr. ac, Ziz. DISCOURAGED, 11 Ang, lArs., Ars. h. Con, Iris, INatr. m, I IPetrol, IPsor. Discouraged, in angina: lApis. Discouraged, after short cough: from irritation and tickling behind upper half of sternum, IRhus. Discouraged, in chronic diarrhoea: ICoccul. Discouraged, easily: IPuls. Discouraged, in evening: Rhus. Discouraged, about future : I IDros. Discouraged, don't care whether she lives or dies: in amenorrhoea, I IXan. Discouraged, in pregnancy : I ILact ac. Discouraged, with swollen testicle : Brom. B^° Despair, Despondency, Sad, Melancholv. DISGUST : awoke at daylight feeling she was a loathsome, horrible mass of diseases (while the breasts were affected); could not bear to look at any part of body, as it intensified dis- gust and horror, could not bear to have one part of body touch another, keeps fingers apart, Lac c. Disgust, to nausea about any effluvia arising from her own body, HSul. Disgust, with everything : IPuls.; conscious of an unnatural state of mind, Tarant. Disgust, with himself: had not courage to live, (melancholia!, IMere DISOBEDIENCE: IDig, 11 Viol.; in chil- dren, ICinch. 8^* Antagonism, Contradictory, Quarrelsome. DISPUTATIVE: Ferr, Camph, ILye DISTANCE : no correct estimation, reaches hands to catch hold of objects across room and runs against things which appear to him distant, Stram. DISTRACTION : ICanth, 11 Caust, ICoccul., IHell., Sul, Verbas.; relieves, Lach., IHell. Distraction, unable to dwell long upon any subject: IMez. Distraction, while talking : INatr. m. Distraction, from toothache : ICoff. 8^°Beside oneself, Frantic. DISTRESS: I IBov, Crotal, Lyss, IStilling, I ISyph. Distress, on awaking: in morning, IILach.; in parenchymatous metritis, 11 Lac c. Distress, in children : ICina. Distress, with inquietude : Bell. Distress, by most joyful things: IPlat. Distress, caused by thought of how horrible it would be if a sharp pain like a knife should go through her: Lac c. Distress, in melancholia : lArg. nit., Crotal. Distress, ceases as soon as menses begin to flow: Stann. Distress, with nausea : ILac def. Distress, after nursing: ICham. Distress, at approach of thunderstorm: IGels. DISSATISFIED. g@° Discontent. DISUNION with himself: Aur. met. DOGMATICAL: Camph. DOMINEERING: Con. DOUBT, flgr Mistrust, Suspicion. DREAD of being alone, with dislike to society (hysteria), ICon.; in dark, Camph. figtp* Company, desire for. Dread, of dogs and other animals, at night, I ICinch. Dread, of appearing in public : I IGels. Dread, of business; ILil. tig, IGraph. Dread, constant; 11 Puis.; in diphtheria, 11 Lace. Dread, as if something were creeping out of every corner: IPhos. Dread, of dying. fi@" Death. Dread, of downward motion: IIBor. Dread, of impending destruction to all near her, with depression, IKali br. Dread, in evening : IPhos.; as soon as evening comes on, HCale; late as if a horrible face were looking out of every corner, IPhos. Dread, of oncoming fit in epilepsy: lAmyl. Dread, lest she stagger or fall (during preg- nancy), I Aeon. Dread, of future : IBry., IPhos. ac. Dread, of ghosts : Dros. Dread, indescribable haunts him (epilepsy): lAmyl. Dread, in valvular heart disease : lAur. met. Dread, that he would be very ill, when waking in morning, with dull throbbing headache, (bilious remittent fever), I IPod. Dread, of irritability: IILyc. Dread, of insanity : Lil. tig. a@» Crazy. Dread, of melancholy: IILyc Dread of men: Aur. met. Bar. m, IILyc. &&* Company, aversion to. Dread, of movement: IGels Dread nervous: I IKali phi; in singers and speakers, IIGels. Dread, of people : IPuls. Dread shakes all over at thought of her piano (melancholia): IKali br. DrKacd'i,0f/alinS.t^eJWrong thin« when she has headache: IMed. Dread, sleepless from: I IPuls. Dread, brought on symptoms : Lyss Dread, indefinable, with trembling: Iber 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 41 Dread, of every trifle: especially of things coming near him, llgn. Dread, of being touched : (colic), I INux v. Dread, of being drawn upwards : Camph. gle&~ Anxiety, Apprehension, Fear, Foreboding. DREAM, everything appears as if in a (mel ancholia): I Anac. Dream, as in a: Ver.; in post-partum hem- orrhages, ICann. s. Dream, as if going into a beautiful: Absin. Dream, one chases another, with eyes open, constantly returns however to one idea, which seems droll to her, " What will be- come of my condition : " 11 Sang. Dream, delicious: ICann.i. Dream, eyes : open (typhus), I IStram.; closed, Nux m. Dream, of future : IStaph. Dream, as if all life was : IMed. Dream, mood : dreamy, Ziz. DREAMY: in epilepsy, Amyl. Dreamy, in acute Bright's disease : lApis. Dreamy, with drowsiness and falling of eye- lids : typhoid fever, INux m. Dreamy, with singing in ears : Cann. i. Dreamy, could not read: HCann. i. Dreamy, as after a sleepless .night: with shivering and cold creepings, Zinc. DRESSING : averse to, in melancholia, I ICon. DRUNKENNESS. fi@- Intoxicated. DULNESS: Abrot, Absin, Acet. ac, lAcon, Act. rac, I^Ese h, Ambra, Anac, Ananth, Ant. t. Apis, Arg. nit, Ars. m, Arund, Ascl. s, Ascl. t, Aur. met, Badiag, Bism, Bov, Calc. a, Calc. p., Camph, Caps, ICaust, HCham, Chin, a., IChin. s, Chrom. ac, IColch, ICon, Crotal, Cycl, Eucal, Ferr. iod, IGels, IHelon, I liber, I llgn. Iris, Jacea, I IKali br., IKali c, Laur, Lyss, Mar. v, IMere iod. rub, IMez, Myr. cer, Natr. a, Natr. p,Natr. s, INitr. ac, I IPhos, 11 Ptel, I IPuls, Rhus v., Sars, Sarrac, Selen, ISep, Spong, IStann, Stilling, IISul. Dulness, alternating with hilarity: Jab. Dulness, in afternoon : I IPuls. Dulness, in asthma : a boy, Phos. Dulness, in short attacks : I IHep. Dulness, on awaking as after debauch : Psor. Dulness, children : in brain affections, ICup. m. Dulness, in colic : 11 Ant, c; bilious, llris. Dulness, does not comprehend conversation and is unable to relate properly : Niccol. Dulness, in chorea : 11 Agar. Dulness, delirium: typhoid,Sul.;tremens, I IOp. Dulness, in diabetes: IHelon, I IOp, Sul. ac. Dulness, in diarrhoea : IDulc. Dulness, with drowsiness : yet cannot sleep, ICham.; in inflammation of brain, I IHell.; effort required to move about, Eup. pur. Dulness, as if drunken: IBell, IOp. Dulness, with seminal emissions: IIKali br. Dulness, in epilepsy : ICale Dulness, especially in evening : Millet. Dulness, from exertion: ICale p. Dulness, with pious fanaticism : I IThuya. Dulness, in fever: IBapt., IHyos.; chilliness, Agar.; typhoid symptoms in remittent, ISul. Dulness, all forenoon: Psor. Dulness, in gastric disturbance: 11 Ver Dulness head: as if enlarged, with ill humor and nausea, Meph.; with heat Osm.; worse moving and walking, Bell.; muddled, Plant. Dulness, with headache: Ascl. s, ICale p., ILye vir, IMagn. p.; as if it would return, llgn.; dull aching through sinciput, ILye vir. Dulness, in hydrocephaloid : IMere Dulness, to imbecility : ILye Dulness, with indifference to all external im- pressions, after typhoid, IHell. Dulness, with insensibility to surroundings: Selen. Dulness, measles: Xan. Dulness, from mental occupation : ICale p. Dulness, in morning : clearer evening and in warmth, ISum. Dulness, over root of nose : Spong. Dulness, at night: Eryng. Dulness, after onanism, HStaph. Dulness, in paralysis: 11 Sec. Dulness, before a rash: IStram. Dulness, says nothing: IHell. Dulness, after scarlatina: I ITereb. Dulness, sleep: after, Berb.; with great in- clination to (typhoid fever), IMere Dulness, in sore throat: 11 Ferr. Dulness, in spinal disease : I Alum. Dulness, better after urination: IGels, ITereb. Dulness, with vertigo: Myr. cer, Ptel.; and lassitude, ITereb. Dulness, with weakness: typhus, ILach. Dulness, better from cold washing : ICale p. Dulness, with inability to find right words: Lil. tig. 8gT Apathy, Indifference, Torpor. EATS his own feces: Ver. figT" Food. ECSTASY: Aeon, Agar, I Ant c, Cham, Lyss, Phos, Stram, Val. Ecstasy, in cholera morbus: I Jatroph. Ecstasy, in chorea : ICup. ac. Cup. m. Ecstasy, periodical: ICie; twice a day, seems to be dying, ICie Ecstasy, with sensitiveness of female sexual organs: Coff. jgg^ Excitement, Exhilaration. EGOTISM: (selfishness, self-esteem, self-satis- faction), Act. sp, Ananth, ILach, Med, IPlat, ISul. Egotism, ailments from: ICale, I I Merc, Sil. Egotism, in nymphomania: I I Agar. figT Haughty, Pride. EARNESTNESS: Amm. m, Euphor. Earnestness, in hemorrhage: IMere Earnestness, easily offended: ICina. figr1 Reserved, Serious. EMBARRASSED, g^" Bashful. EMBRACE: inclination to, everybody, Plat.; every thing, even inanimate objects (religious or nymphomania), IVer. g£g~ Amative, Erotic. EMOTION: ailments from IIGels, llgn, Kreo, I IPhos. ac, Psor, ISep.; sudden, pleasant, I ICoff. Emotion, causes amblyopia (during pregnancy): 11 Ant. t Emotion, causes amenorrhoea: I Act. rac. Emotion, causes throbbing in back: Bar. e Emotion, causes red cheeks: HCaps. Emotion, sudden, hastens onset of chill: IGels. Emotion, causes chlorosis • Ign. Emotion, sudden, causes chorea : ICaust. Emotion, causes convulsions: HOp. Emotion, causes diarrhoea: IGels, HIpee;with colicky pains, in hysterical females and young girls, IHyos. 12 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Emotion, causes drowsiness: HPhos. ac. Emotion, causes dyspnoea : IPuls. Emotion, causes emaciation : ISamb. Emotion, causes enteralgia: Castor. Emotion, in epilepsy : paroxysms excited espe- cially by contradiction, lAst. r. Emotion, causes epistaxis : ICarbo v. Emotion, causes fainting : ICaust, IPhos. ac. Emotion, causes fever : HCaps. Emotion, unpleasant, cause flatulence: INuxm. Emotion, causes gastralgia: ILye Emotion, causes haemoptysis: lAcon., ITereb. Emotion, causes headache: lArn, Benz. ac, Lyss.; with headache, and weak memory, Viol. Emotion,intermittent action of heart: iKali p. Emotion, nervous or muscular energy of heart is weakened : IMosch.; functional disorder of heart, ICact.; worse from slightest (irritation of cardiac nerves), ICollin.; worse (neuralgia cordis), ICale. Emotion, suppression of lochia: lAct. rac. Emotion, sudden cessation of menses: ILach. Emotion, causes nausea : IKali e Emotion, causes nervous attacks: I IKali ph. Emotion, causes palpitation: Arg. nit, I Aur. met.; from pleasurable, Badiag, Calc a, IDig., IINux v., ISep.; in hyperaemiaof brain, I IPhos.; climaxis, MCalab. Emotion, causes paralysis: lllgn, IStann.jagi- tans, 11 Tarent. Emotion, causes prosopalgia: llgn, INitr. sp. d. Emotion, causes cold shivers: Asar. Emotion, causes sleeplessness : ICaps. Emotion, sudden, depressing, causes yellow fecal stools, with colic and flatus: IGels. Emotion, depressing, causes indurated swollen uterus: ICarbo a. ENCHANTED : like one, and beside himself, Stram. B^* Ecstasy. ENEMY: considers everybody (mania), I IMere. ENERGY: loss of. fl®~ Laziness. ENNUI: lAlum, Cainca, IManc, INux v, Tarant, Zinc. Ennui, during menses: Berb. fig^* Apathy, Dull, Laziness, Torpor. ENVY: IPuls, IStaph. EROTIC: with indications of great excitement of sexual system, IPhos.; fancies, lUstil.; mel- ancholy, IPhos.; thoughts, ICon. B^° Amative, Amorous, Kissing, Lascivious, Obscene. ESCAPE, desire to: All. sat. Arum t, Ars. met. Bar. c. Bell, ICoccul, Cup. m, IDig, IGlon, IIHyos., IINux v, HOp, I ISulph, Ver. Escape, wants to go abroad : 11 Merc. Escape, with anxiety and apprehension: at night, 11 Merc. Escape, from bed: loquacious delirium, ICrotal.: cerebro-spinal meningitis, IVer. Escape, from his children : ILye Escape, as if she had committed some crime : with fear, in hysteria, IMere Escape, with delirium: in abortion, IColoe Escape, in fever: puerperal, IColoe; typhus, IChlor, IHell.; typhoid, IOp. Escape, from men: by whom he imagines him- self surrounded, and who are trying to capture him (delirium tremens), IHyos. Escape, after pneumonia: Op. Escape, wants to get out of house : 11 Ver.; dur- ing pregnancy, IBar. c. Escape, in mania puerperalis : I IStram. Escape, tries to throwhimself into river: I IHell. Escape, with shrieks (mental derangement): Strain, Escape, into street (mania): IHyos.; in their shirts gesticulating, dancing, etc, IBell. Escape, in uterine dementia: ILil. tig- Escape, avoids vigilance of friends: IChlor. ggg" Run. EXACTING: Lact. ae EXALTATION: Ars. h, Asar, ICann.i. Cub., Cycl, Iodof, IILach, IOp, I ITarant, Val. Exaltation, alternating with melancholy: 11 Stram.; in myelitis, IStram. Exaltation, chorea: ICup. ae, ICup. m.; with depression, I ISumb. Exaltation, before fit in epilepsy: ICann. i. Exaltation, evening: towards, Ascl. t; with great loquacity, Mar. v. Exaltation, with gayety: I ICann. i. Exaltation, withenthusiasticlanguage: ICann.i. Exaltation, with disposition to laugh at merest trifles, I ICann. i. Exaltation, in merry mania : IStram. Exaltation, after metrorrhagia: I ISep. Exaltation, causes palpitation: ICoff. Exaltation, with scarlet eruption: IBell. gisP" Ecstasy, Excitable, Excitement, Exhil- aration. EXASPERATED. fi@~ Anger, Chagrin, In- dignation, Vexation. EXCITABLE: Aeon, IIAsaf, IIBell., Bry, HCham, ICamph, Carbo v, I ICoff, Fluor. ac, Guarana, IHyos, Hod., IKreo, Mar. v, Natr. c, IINux v. Plant, IPhos, ISenecio, ISulph., Sulph. ac. Tell, Tereb. Excitable, with inclination to anger and to scold: IPetrol. Excitable, in convulsions: children, Cypr, Coff.; puerperal, ICoff. Excitable, with delirium tremens: IINux v. Excitable, in epilepsy: day before attack, Art. v. Excitable, with eruptions: ICoff. Excitable, with headache: IKreo. Excitable, with measles : ICoff. Excitable, during menses: in dvsmenorrhoea. I IPuls. Excitable, after abuse of mercury: IINitr. ac. Excitable, in nervous affections: Mar. v. Excitable, at night: in paralysis, lArn. Excitable, reflex : IKali br. Excitable, prevents sleep: I ICoff, Lyss, Plat. Excitable, with burning in urethra: Mosch. Excitable, in prolapsus uteri: lAcon. B@* Emotion, Excitement, Irritability. EXCITEMENT : Aeon, Alum, Amb, I Anac, Anthrae, Ant. t, HApis, I Arg. nit, HArn, IIAsaf, Calad, ICie, ICochl, Con, IGlon, !£ah brA Kreo-' ,Lyc-> MaSn. m. Mar. v., IMere Myr. cerif, IINatr. m, INux v, Sal. ac, Sul., ITarant, IThuya. Excitement, ailments from: I ICoccul, HCoff., IGlon. Excitement in afternoon : and evening (in- sanity), I INux v. Excitement, aggravates: Spong Excitement, alternating with : chilliness Mvr cerif; gloom | IPlumb.; somnolence (diph- theria), IKali br. v ^ Excitement, anxiety: in irritable heart Asaf Excitement, causes aphonia: with hysterical and maniacal symptoms : IStram 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 43 Excitement, in apoplexy: I ICoff. Excitement, causes hysteric asthma: Ars. Excitement, awakens at night: Berb. Excitement, bones feel scraped after: IParis. Excitement, brain: congestion, Chloral.; tense feeling, also of eyes and skin, IParis. Excitement, stuck to chair during attacks: lArg. nit. Excitement, as after champagne : followed by sudden insensibility, Amyg. Excitement, with chilliness : "Cean. Excitement, in cholera infantum : IK*ali br. Excitement, in company : ISep.; also walking aggravates troubles in right ovary and groin ; particularly worse after a musical evening or party, setting great store by people's opinion, IPallad. Excitement, causes convulsions: in labor, I Act. rac; of teething children, cold limbs, grinding teeth, ICoff. Excitement, cough: during, I Aeon, I ICodein.; worse from, HSpong. Excitement, curses his mother, throws food or medicine across room (general marasmus): IHydras. Excitement, with wild delirium: in typhoid, 11 Val. Excitement, in delirium tremens: Chlorof, I IZinc. Excitement, causes physical and mental depres- sion: ICon. Excitement, dreadful: in ciliary neuralgia, followed by depression, ICinch. Excitement, causes diarrhoea: Cochl, IGels, HSep.; with colicky pains, in hysterical females and young girls, IHyos. Excitement, causes dysmenorrhoea: HCale Excitement, easy: Ferr, I IGraph, 11 Naja, 11 Sum.; could have beaten anyone without provocation, IPlat.; in parenchymatous me- tritis, 11 Lac e Excitement, in epilepsy: before attack, llndig.; causes attacks at any hour, day or night, after fright, Hgn. Excitement, in evening: with distended veins, Carbo v. Excitement, eyes: weak sight worse, Paris. Excitement, face; heat of, Aloe ; with cold sweat, Iber. Excitement, fever: during, Anthrac; inflam- matory in children, ICoff. t; puerperal, ICham, Coff, ILach.; typhoid, IVal.; yellow, lArs. h. Excitement, frantic: 7rAtrop. s, Camph, IKali iod.; in hypochondriasis, I Arg. nit. Excitement, gay: Strain. Excitement, causes spasmus glottidis: IChlor. Excitement, causes haemoptysis: HAcon. Excitement, with heat of head: Meph. Excitement, headache: from, 11 Acet. ac, Codein, IPie ae; aggravates constrictive pressure in temples and forehead, IParis.; in megrim with muscular atrophy, iCale Excitement, prolapsis ani: worse from, lArn. Excitement, heart: action of increased, Asaf, worse from, 11 Collin. Excitement, internal: Silica. Excitement, with neuralgia of intestines: IGels. . _ , T. ,. Excitement, as of intoxication : Camph, Kali Excitement, causes jaundice : IPhos. Excitement, in labor: ICoff. Excitement, lascivious: with painful noctur- nal erections, IMere Excitement, causes mania: with spasms, IZinc. Excitement, in puerperal mania: Camph, Nux v. Excitement, in mastitis : IVer. v. Excitement, menses: before, IKreo, Thuya; during, IMagn. m.; brings return of, HCale Excitement, causes metrorrhagia: HCale Excitement, motions: quick, brusque, per- formed with uncontrollable zeal, Aurant. Excitement, caused by music : one hour after copious and general sweat, Tarant. Excitement, with nausea : Alum. Excitement, in nervous affections: Val. Excitement, at night: Ars. s. f, I ITarant.; with diarrhoea in dentition, Chloral.; sudden in intestinal catarrh, I IChel.; in typhus, lArg. nit.; in urticaria, ICop. Excitement, from slightest opposition : IFerr. Excitement, in palpitation: Alum., ICact, ILil. tig, INitr. ae; with anxiety, ICoce, and weeping, IPlat. Excitement, after singing : sad, ICon. Excitement, with sensitiveness of female sexual organs: Coff. Excitement, feels like shouting : Abrot. Excitement, sleepless from: Aur. mur. Coca, HCoff, I IKali ph., Lyss, IPhos. Excitement, with sneezing : Benz. ac. Excitement, subsiding into stupefaction: Chlorof. Excitement, sudden: in intestinal catarrh, Chel. Excitement, increases suffering: ICist, Kob. Excitement, with constant talking and motion of* head and hands : in heart disease, I IOp. Excitement, at theatre: brings on mental symptoms, she becomes sleepless, IPhos. Excitement, too great to allow examination of throat: I I Lac c. Excitement, trembling: HCoccul.; inward, Petrol.; of bowels and nerves, IINux v. Excitement, over trifles: Lachn.; aphonia, IFerr. Excitement, causes unconsciousness: INuxm. Excitement, causes vertigo: especially short time before morning, I INux m. Excitement, with weakness : I IPhos. Excitement, wild: Variol. Excitement, from every word : Camph. g^*Emotions, Excitable, Exhilaration, Irrit- able. EXHAUSTION : ggg~ Mental Exhaustion. EXHILARATION: Anag, Camph, Carbol. ac, Cinnab, Codein, Eucal, IKali br, Kob, Med, lOxal. ac. Exhilaration, feels better on conversing: Lyss. Exhilaration, lasting twelve hours, then de- pression for several days, Ziz.; succeeded by depression and pressure about head, Myr. cer. Exhilaration, bordering on drunkenness: Carb. s, Ziz. Exhilaration, after headache : Coca ; after pain in vertex had abated, Form. Exhilaration, at night: IMed. Exhilaration, followed by desire to sleep: Ziz. 8^° Excitable, Excitement, Emotion, Gay, Jov, Laughing, Merry. EXISTENCES: sense of having two, Cann.L Delusion, double. 44 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. EXPLAINING constantly : in mania puer- peralis, INux v. EXTRAVAGANT ideas: Croc. EYES, closed, g^ Delusion, eyes. Eyes, walks with downcast: Cham. Eyes, evades look of other persons: IStram. FACES, makes : figg* Grimaces. Faces, sees, figr Delusion, eyes, visions. FANCIES : Bry. Fancies, extreme excitement of fancy: Anac Fancies, frightful: IStram. Fancies, lively: ICoff. Fancies, morbid: he cannot prevent, Viol. Fancies, sudden transition: ICann. i. Fancies, unpleasant, even awake: Rumex. Fancies, vivid with headache: ICinch. 8^° Delusion, images, visions. FAR AWAY FEELING, with apathy and indifference to future: Syph. FAULTFINDING disposition: Cycl, IHe- lon, Lact. ae, INux v, IPlat, ISul. Faultfinding, with leucorrhcea: Calc. p. 8®"* Censorious, Criticising. FEAR (alarm, tearfulness, fright, timidity, terror): Absin, Agnus, Alum., Anac, HArs, Ars. h. Arum m. Art. v, Berb, IBry, I I Caps, Caust, Chloral, Cie, HCoca, ICoccul, ICon, Croc, ICup. m. Daphne, lElaps, I Form, IIGels, Glon, IGraph, Hydr.ae, Iber., llgn., I IKali br, IKali c, I IKali ph., ILye, ILyss, I IMosch, I INatr. c, INatr. m, INatr. s, HOp, IPetrol, IPhyt, I IPsor, IPuls, I Rheum, ISpong., ISul, IVer. Fear, ailments from (including fright): HAcon, Act. sp., lApis, Arn, lAur. met, IIGels, IIGlon, IGraph, IHyos., IHyper, llgn, ILach, ILye, Lyss, INatr. m, HOp.. I IPhos. ac, IPuls, ISep, IVer. Fear, with soreness in abdomen : after menses, IPallad. Fear, causes threatened abortion: I Act. rac, MSabina; in latter part of pregnancy, IOp. Fear, expressed in actions : Aeon. Fear, of fresh air: ICoff. Fear, of being alone : Ant t, ICale, ICamph., IClem, IIHyos., IKali e, Lyss, I IMere, I INux v, IStram, with paroxysm of anguish, also in stormy weather, IPhos.; in dyspnoea, ILye; during menses, Con.; exalted state of senses, smell, taste, touch, Lyss.; in typhoid, ILye &&* Company, desire for. Fear, causes amenorrhoea: IOp. Fear, of animals: Bufo.; of malicious black dogs or wild animals (mania), I IStram. Fear, causes anorexia: llgn. Fear, causes aphonia: IOp. Fear, of apoplexy : I Arg. met, HCoff, Elaps, IFerr, Fluor, ac, Tereb. Fear, of apparitions : Bell. Fear, sudden, that she has broken her child's arm, by lifting him: in gastro-enteritis dur- ing pregnancy, ILye Fear, on awaking: INatr. m, ISpong, IStram.; children before midnight, ICina; in cholera infantum, IStram.; in cholera morbus, IZinc, as if dreaming, IILyc; in hydrocephalus, IZinc* in intermittent, ICina; knows no one (child), IStram.; from night terrors (children), I IKali ph.; as if some one were in the room (mania a potu, typhus), INux v. Fear, with paralytic pain in small of back : ICoccul. Fear, bed : to go alone, ICamph, ICaust.;causes jumping out of, IIBell.; drives him out of, with violent pain at point in left breast which could not be defined (neuralgia in left phrenic nerve), I IStann.; drives him out of, to hide in a closet, Ars. Fear, of being betrayed : IIHyos. Fear, of bird, which he thought a mouse : Lyss. Fear, of being bitten : IIHyos. Fear, in hemorrhage of bladder: ICanth. Fear, she will go blind : I ISulph. Fear, brain : of inflammation of, from dulness in head, better by nosebleed, Psor.; irritation of (dentition), ICup. ae; of softening of, Asaf. Fear, takes breath away : IVer. Fear, he will fail in business : IPsor. Fear, in catalepsy: Art. v. Fear, of censure : Caps. Fearj causing cerebro-spinal meningitis: acted like a blow, stunning whole nervous system, IOp. Fear, chest: spasmodic constriction of, ICup.m. Fear, causes nervous chills : IIGels. Fear, of being choked: in inflammation of throat, IHep. Fear, of cholera: IINitr. ac; as though cramps in calves would set in, I Jatroph.; causes cramps in calves, ILach.; causes diarrhoea, IPhos. ac. Fear, causes chorea: ICale, I ICaust, llgn, IKali br., ILaur., INatr. in, IStram, IZinc. Fear, chronic: IHyos. Fear, with sensation of stoppage of circulation: at night, in angina pectoris, ILye Fear, coition: at thought of, IKreo.; during, causing inpotence, I ISinap.; during, causes long-lasting incontinence of urine, ILye Fear, causes coldness: IVer. Fear, of concussion: as if he might run against something, Arg. met. Fear, of conscience : ailments from, Cycl. Fear, she will lose consciousness: in sunstroke, I IThuya. Fear, during confinement: Cup. m. Fear, constant: Natr. e Fear, causes constipation: IOp. Fear of consumption: ICale Fear, of a convulsion : Cann. i. Fear, causes convulsions: IICup. m., IBufo., ICaust, Hlgn, IIKali br, ILaur, HOp, I ISec, IStram.; in childbed, Art. v.; face pallid, 11 Kali ph.; hot head with twitching about mouth, IOp.; from nursing after fright of mother, HOp.; with sudden starts, Lyss. Fear, as if something were creeping out "of every corner: IPhos. Fear, cough : makes worse, lAcon. Fear, with whooping cough: ISpong. Fear, of becoming crazy: lAct rac, Amb., HCale, ICann. i., Chlor, Cup. m, ILil. tig., ILyss, IMere sol, INux v, Stram, Syph.; in chorea, Sum.; with crying, IPuls.; with headache in vertex, I Act. rac; at night, IMere.; in tertian intermittent, IDig.; after typhoid fever (nervous affections), IMane; with verti- go, and nervous excitability, 11 Calab.; with restlessness and heat, I IChel.; after fright, llgn, IStram. 8@» Crazy. 6 Fear, as if he had committed a crime (cerjha- lalgia): 11 Alum. v F Fear, excited bv reports of cruelties • ICale FeMpXSeS °ryine durin^8leeP (Pneumonia): 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 45 Fear, she will be damned: ILach. fl®*Religion. Fear, of unknown dangers: ICoccul. Fear, in dark: lAcon, Camph, HCann. i, Carbo a, IMed. Fear, of death: HAcon, IIAct. rac, lAgnus, All. sat, HArs, IBry, Bufo, ICact, ICale, Camph, Caps, ICoccul, ICup. m, ICycl, IFluor. ac, IIGels, IKali c, ILye, I IMed, Mygale, IINitr. ac. Op, IPhos, IPsor, I IPuls, Rhus, Sec, Squilla; in abortion, Coff.; with alternate laughing and weeping, after anger, IPlat; in amenorrhcea, IPlat.; in angina pec- toris, I Aeon.; with cancer of rectum, although examination reveals nothing abnormal, I IPlat.; in cholera, I ICup. ac, ICup. m.; in whooping cough (pertussis), lAnae; that those in house will kill him (delirium tre- mens), lAct. rac.; saw wires encaging him (delirium tremens), lAct. rac; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br.; in epistaxis, ICroe; face anxious, Lac e; in tertian intermittent fever, IDig.; in haemoptysis, HAcon.; with anxiety of heart and mind, IPsor.; with pains along heart, extending to nape of neck, left shoulder and arm, INaja; inhysteralgia, Cact; during labor pains, HAcon, I ICoff.; with sa- tiety of life, INitr. ac, IPlat.; with loquacity, and anxiety in region of heart, HAcon.; with melancholy, I IPlat.; menses irregular, IDig.; in metrorrhagia, ICoff.; in paralysis, ICaust.; with anxiety about pr8ecordia,HAcon, IPlat.; during pregnancy, HAcon.; with prolapsus uteri, HAcon.; in uterine hemorrhage, HPlat; with sadness*Vinca; after scarlatina, IHell.; in smallpox, IPhos. ae; with pain in root of tongue and throat, before going to sleep, I IKali iod. Fear, with longing for death: hyperemia of brain, lAur. met. Fear, almost delirium: caused by violent beat- ing of carotid and temporal* arteries, 11 Aur. mur. Fear, in delirium: HStram. Fear, in diabetes: INatr. s. Fear, causes diarrhoea: Arg. nit, IIGels, Ign, I IKali ph., HOp.; after fright, IVer.; with cut- ting, griping, lAcon.; with internal heat and external coldness of body, IPuls. Fear, of approaching disaster : Elat Fear, of disease: lArg. nit, Bufo, Eup. pur.; of impending, evening in bed, Carbol. ac; of a long spell of sickness before dying, in old men, ICie; that symptoms indicate internal organic (in both sexes), ILil. tig.; of approach- ing illness, Iris ; that he would be very ill when waking in morning, with dull throb- bing headache (bilious remittent fever), I IPod. Fear, she will become distracted : from pain in suppurating fingers, ICepa. Fear, of dogs: attacking him, in delirium, HStram.; in hydrocephaloid, Tuberc; of black dogs, IBell, IStram. Fear, of dreams: fantastic, ICale; terrible IINux v, ISulph. Fear, drug : thought of having taken, brings on faintness, Asaf. Fear, of drunkards : I I Kali ph. Fear, she will become unable to perform her duties: 11 Lac. e Fear, causes spasmodic dyspnoea: ICup. m. Fear, easily frightened: Ang., Ant. t, IIArg. [ nit, lArn., Bar. c, ICale, Calend., ICarbo a, ICarbo v., IKali c, IKali ph., INitr. ac, IOp, 11 Puis., Sabad, Samb, ISep.; especially on falling asleep (hysteria), lAur. met.; often wakes (enlargement of heart), ICact.; affection of liver, IMagn. in.; in menorrhagia, I INux v.; starts up, ILye; in spermatorrhoea, IPhos.; in typhoid, IVer. Fear, about going into a new enterprise : ISil. Fear, with sudden jerks in epigastrium : Calc. Fear, causes epilepsy: lAgar, Art. v, Bufo, ICale, ICaust, llgn, llndig, IStram.; in childbed, Art. v.; during menses, lArg. nit.; in child, if nursing mother has fright, IBufo.; after attack timid, llndig.; frightened during intervals, Cup. m. Fear, with desire to escape : as if she had com- mitted some crime (hysteria), IMere Eear, of every one : fI Puis.; who approaches him, shrinking (scarlatina), ICup. ae; and everything about her, Acet. ae; even.at ring- ing of door bell, ILye Fear, in evening : Ant. t, ICale, IPhos.; late, as if a horrible face were looking out of every corner, IPhos.; in dark, Val.; and night, IMere Fear, eyes: timidly withdraws to farthest cor- ner of room, with eyes cast down, upon en- trance of physician, I INux v.; timid look, Mane; of everything it sees (child, inflamma- tion of brain), ICale; fears she will lose her sight, INux v. Fear, face expresses: during pregnancy, HAcon.; causes red spots, Amm. e Fear, causes fainting : Ver.; on going from one room to another, full of company, 11 Plumb. Fear, of falling: ICup. m, Stram.; forward on rising, ICurar.; child starts, grasps nurse or crib, screams out, IIGels.; in meningitis, IGels.; worse in a close, warm room, better in fresh air, though he is then chilly, Lil. tig.; holds on to nurse (scarlatina), ICup. ae; dur- ing sleep, Coff; down stairs, Lac e; headlong with vertigo, as if he would have apoplexy, IZinc; when walking (veta),Coca; everything is falling on her, Stram. Fear, with fatigue : IPhos. Fear, after fright: HOp, IVer. Fear, feeling of: Xan.; after, Calc. p.; not men- tal but bodily, IGlon. Fear, bedclothes or house would catch fire (scar- latina) : ICup. ac. Fear, attacks pass from feet over body, ICale; cries out when touched on feet, IKali e Fear, fever: from, Chen, a, with typhoid, Cham.; yellow, IMere, ISul. Fear, of gallows: IBell. Fear, in gastralgia: ICham, ILye Fear, of ghosts: Aeon, Ran. b.; with precor- dial anguish, IPlat; when evening comes with dread, IPuls.; in evening, with anguish, ILye Fear, followed by grief: llgn. ! Fear, caused by hallucinations : HStram. Fear, someting will happen: sad or terrible, ICale; dreadful, cannot sit still, Amyl.; to his relatives, evening in bed, Ars.; on awaking, Lyss.; as if something had happened, Med.; evil, Niccol.; in uterine hemorrhage, HPlat.; before he got home, 11 Zing.; all day, better after going to bed, Magn. e 8^" Apprehen- sion, Dread. Fear, haunted by : IINux v. Fear, head : causes chronic congestion, IPhos. 46 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. ac; at throbbing of, Amyl.; causes heavy feel- ing in forehead, 11 Rhus. Fear,of heart disease: ILil. tig.; causes trem- bling of heart and sadness, INux m.; with heart disease, ISpong.; with pain at heart, IDaphne, 10 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m., Sinap.; after endocarditis, Coccul. Fear, with heat: ISpong. Fear, hides in corners: IHyos. Fear, of hydrophobia: after being bitten, Lyss. Fear, causes hysteria : Sabad, IStram, I I Tar- ant, Val. Fear, about imaginary evils: Laur, Hod.; wants to run away, IBell. Fear, of being injured: IIHyos.; would not stay in bed (scarlatina), ICup. ae; in trau- matic shock, IGels. Fear, introspective, after: llgn. Fear, with irritability: fungus hsematodes, I IPhos. Fear, causes jaundice : HAcon. Fear, she is jostling against everyone she meets (during pregnancy), lAcon. Fear, of knives or the like, lest she should kill herself or others, I INux v.; thinks how hor- rible it would be if a sharp pain like a knife should go through her, on lying down (lys- sophobia), causing mental distress, Lac e Fear, in labor pains : lAcon, IOp. Fear, causes leucorrhoea: in young girls before menses are fairly established, I IPuls. Fear, with satiety of life, particularly in com- pany (hysteria): ILye Fear, limbs: painful rigidity of, Bry.; starts in all his limbs on hearing an anxious cry, IBor.; trembling of, HOp. Fear, his lips will grow together: Stram. Fear, liver: of inflammation of Cainca; in affections of liver, IMagn. m. Fear, not to have wherewithal to live: IIBry.; he cannot make a living, Chlor. Fear, of not being able to bear any kind of medicine: All. sat. Fear, with melancholy: ICrotal, IPlumb.; causes melancholy, IStram. Fear, causes loss of memory: lAnae Fear, of men: Aloe; with delirium, IPlat. Fear, menses: after, IPhos.; during, ICoff; scanty or suppressed from, IINux m.; if inter- fered with, worse during menses (convulsions) IIGZnan.; suppressed, Act sp, ICale, ILye, IOp.; with melancholia, I IRhus. Fear, timorous: IBell. Fear, in mania: with fear, Cup. m.; after fright, Htm, IPlat, IStram.; imagined he was to be killed, struck friends who came to help him (malignant scarlatina), I IStram. Fear, of mirrors: Camph. Fear, of misfortunes: ICale, IClem. B@T" happen. Fear, approach of some monster : appeals for help alternate in short periods with lively, active, vivid, delirium, Stram.; sits and looks under chairs, tables, sofa, expecting yet dread- ing to see some monster creep forth, and feel- ing that if it does it will drive her raving mad, only in the light, Lac c Fear, in morning: IGraph. Fear, of bad news -. afterwards weak, Calc. p. Fear, at night: IBell, IMere; of children, ■Chloral.; of children with screaming, fol- lowed by squinting, I IKali br.; of ghosts (worm affections), ICarbo v.; with grief, IMere; with intestinal spasms, I IOp.; in tubercular meningitis, I ITubere. Fear, of noise: ICoff, IINux v.; at door makes him anxious, Aur. met.; in left ear starts, Millef; after nocturnal emission, Aloe. Fear, at noon: better in evening, Zinc. Fear, that people will observe her confusion of mind: HCale Fear, causes hot risings in oesophagus: I I Hyper. Fear, with palpitation: IMere; especially at night (Basedow's disease), I ISpong.; causes palpitation, IPuls, IOp.; in angina pectoris, I Aur. mur. Fear, in diseased pancreas : lAtrop. s. Fear, of paralysis: lAnae, I Arn, Asaf. Fear, during paroxysm, puerperal eclampsia: ICoccul. Fear, people : to go where there are many, or excitement, 11 Aeon.; to see people (mental derangement), IKali br. Fear, as if persecuted : by men or the devil on account of crimes which he had never com- mitted (delirium tremens), I IZinc. Fear, in incipient phthisis: I ITubere Fear, by presence of physician (after typhoid): I IStram. Fear, especially at piano : I I Phos. Fear, as if he was in a strange place : Cie Fear, in pleuritis: with plastic exudation, IHep. Fear, of pointed things: pins, etc., ISpig. Fear, of being poisoned: All. sat, Ars. m, IIHyos, IKali bi, IRhus; with spirits of camphor (nymphomania), I Apis; in puerperal mania, 11 Ver. v.; fears she has been, Glon.; fears medicine is poison, ILach. Fear, worse from, during pregnancy : INuxm. Fear, of being punished : (child), Camph. Fear, of rain: W Elaps. Fear, of losing reason : 8®" crazy. Fear, causes restlessness : llgn. Fear, she will come to ruin : I ISul. Fear, with running about: IVer. Fear, with sadness: (climaxis), IKali br.; sad thoughts, Rhus. Fear, scarlet fever: Calad. Fear, of shadows from candlelight (child), ICale Fear, of cutting himself while shaving: Calad. Fear, with wild shrieks : IVer. Fear, shrinks back: on awaking, IStram.; on (hysterical convulsions), seeing anyone HStram. Fear, of sickness. Fear, with sighing 8€§°" disease. IRhus. Fear, sleep: afraid to go to, INux m, for fear he will die before he awakes, ILach.; after nightmare, lest she die, ILed. Fear, on slumbering: I IHep.; during sleep, I IHep.; causes sleepless nights, I IPuls.; dis- turbs sleep at 3 a.m., HArs.; causes insomnia, llgn. Fear, of smallpox : IVacc. Fear, of society: Cie Fear, of being sold: IIHyos Fear, she will lose her soul. 86^ Religion Fear, of evil spirits : I Mane Fear, of being spoken to: (mental derange- ment), IKali br. b Fear, with starting: IOp, IVer.; easily Bar c • ny, aversion. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 47 at approach of others, IBell.; on falling asleep, INitr. ae; in sleep, Calc. p.; from sleep, IIHyos.; child in croup, IPhos.; incipient basilar meningitis, IKali br. Fear, to starve : IBry, ISep. Fear, stool: involuntary, I IPhos.; also urine, especially at night, HPhos.; green gushing, exhausting, I IVer. Fear, before strangers: HStram.; while teeth- ing, ICup. m. Fear, street: if passing a certain corner or building he will drop down(hypochondriasis), lArg. nit. Fear, of being struck by those coming towards him: gout, HArn. Fear, of suffocation: ILobel. i, Stram.; she will die of, HSpong.; with asthma, IPhos.; on motion, with dyspnoea, I ISpig.; drives out of bed at night (emansio mensum), IDig.; with palpitation, awakens after midnight, HSpong.; causes suffocative attacks, with bloated bluish face, ISamb. Fear, causes inclination to suicide: lArs.; fear that she might commit, with continuous cry- ing, IPuls. Fear, of surgeon : ICoff. Fear, from pleasant surprises: I ICoff. Fear, with sweat: ISpong. Fear, taciturn after: llgn. Fear, to talk with anyone : Pseonia. Fear, causes tetanus : llgn. Fear, of thieves on waking after midnight, llgn. Fear, torticollis after: INux v. Fear, of touching parts l arthritic pain): Phos, ae; of possibility of being touched (gout), HArn.; in sensitive places, Tell. Fear, trembling : and clonic spasms, IPlat.; of, limbs with oppression of respiration, worse evening after eating, change of temperature, especially heat to cold, Ran. b. Fear, worse in twilight: IRhus. Fear, causes retention of urine : IOp. Fear, causes prolapsus uteri: IOp.; fear of everything dropping through, ILil. tig. Fear, vague : cephalalgia, Alum. Fear, causes vertigo: Crotal., IOp. Fear, with vexation, ailments from: Coff., IPetrol. Fear, caused by visions of old repulsive persons (hysteria), IKali c. Fear, voice husky: Bar m.; weak, Bar. m. Fear, cannot be persuaded to work : ICon. Fear, she may commit some wrong and kill herself: IMere. 8^Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Solicitude. FICKLE: Apis, Asaf, INux m. 8®° Changeable, Fitful. FIDGETY. 8^" Chap. 36. FILTH: wallows in his own (mania), ICamph. FISTS: doubling as if in furious anger, ICale; makes (spasms after fright), llgn. FIRE: attempts to set house on (scabies), IHep.; thinks and talks of, ICale FITFUL: Cinch., ICypr., Magn. m., INux m.; in chronic headache, Hod. 8@" Changeable, Fickle FLATTERED, wants to be: IPallad. FLIES, tries to catch: I IStram. FLIGHTY. 8®" Delirium. FOOD refuses: I I Viol.; saving one who does not work should not eat, but driven by hunger he tried to procure it secretly (melancholia), I Arg. nit.; aversion to (affection of brain), IGlon.; must be forcibly administered (melan- cholia religiosa), IKali ph. FOOLISH (silly): IIHyos., Paris, IPhos.; things does (intermittent), ICinch.; behaves like mad, IHyos.; like a fool, Stram. FOREBODINGS, with brain fag : INatr. m. Forebodings, constant: Natr. c Forebodings, dark: takes dark views of things, I IKali ph. Forebodings, about his disease in regard to future: ISep. Forebodings, of impending disaster: IPuls. Forebodings, in dysmenorrhoea : INatr. m. Forebodings, evenings lying in bed: Ars. Forebodings, evil: I IPsor. Forebodings, fearful: with cold sweat, wakes in night (parenchymatous metritis), 11 Lace Forebodings, gloomy : Stilling. Forebodings, of attack interrupted playing: (chorea), ICaust. 8®~ Anxiety, Apprehension, Dread, Fear, Uneasiness. FORGETFUL: Act. rac, IIAgnus, Amm. c, Arum t, Bar. e, IBell., Calad, ICale, ICale p., Cain., ICanth., Caps., "Carbol. ac, Cin- nab., HCinnam., HColch., ICon., Cornus, Form, IGraph, Gymn., ILac e, Lil. tig., IMillef, I IMere, Natr. a, I INux m., I IOp., I IPetrol., IPhos., HPlat, I IPsor., 11 Ptel., IRhus, Rhus v, Sal. ac, Sarrae, Stront, Tabac, Tell., Thuya, IZinc, 11 Zing. Forgetful, loses appetite (melancholy) : Anac. Forgetful, in business: Fluor, ac.; crept into a corner and said he must sleep, could not sleep but still remained lying down, Jamb.; remem- bers all he had forgotten, during slumber, Selen. Forgetful, of dates: ICon., Fluor, ac. Forgetful, of what she is going to do: in post- partum hemorrhage, ICann. s., HCarbol. ac.; what he has just intended to do, ICard. m.; what she wants to do or has done, IChel.; from one moment to next what she wishes to do, IManc; what he has done a short time ago, ICale p. Forgetful, of everything except dreams: melan- choly after mortification), llgn. Forgetful, in evening: Fluor, ae, IForm. Forgetful, of almost everything: Fluor, ac. Forgetful, friends and relatives : Lyss. Forgetful, during fever: IGuarsea ; after heat, Pod.; words during chill, Pod.; in typhus, HArn., ICoccul.; in headache, 11 Alum.; after attacks, IMagn. p. Forgetful, of figures, names and places (incipi- ent stage of senile dementia): ICrotal. Forgetful, in hysteria: I Anac. Forgetful, of everything immediately: IDig. Forgetful, after meals : ISulph. Forgetful, in morning : on awaking, unable to go on with her dressing, constantly requires reminding, Thuya. Forgetful, makes him morose (melancholy after typhus): I Anac. Forgetful, especially of names: HCrotal, IIGnaiae; later of words and initial letters, IMed. Forgetful, after nosebleed: I IKreo. Forgetful, on making notes: he mistakes right for left, Fluor, ac. 48 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Forgetful, in ozaena: lAur. met. Forgetful, in old people : ILye Forgetful, of what she has read: even previous line, IMed. Forgetful, cannot remember what he is reading or talking about: IHydras. Forgetful, in religious mania: during lucid moments, IPuls. Forgetful, of what he is about to say: 11 Hyper., Lil. tig., Mez., Rhod.; after commencing sen- tence, ffAtrop. s.; in pneumonia, ISulph.; in post-partum hemorrhage, ICann. s. Forgetful, of everything he has seen: lAnae Forgetful, as if he had forgotten something, and does not know what: Hod. Forgetful, of syllables and entire words when writing: Colch. Forgetful, how to talk : IKali br. Forgetful, of what he has just thought: ICoccul. Forgetful, of connection of consecutive thoughts: after consciousness is restored (apoplexy), IOp. Forgetful, of words: IMed.; when talking, IHam.; just spoken, Carbo a.; of last, I ICann. i.; fail him in middle of speech, Bar. c 8^° Memory. FRANTIC, almost: in her appeals, ^ Atrop s.; coryza after mercury, I IKali iod. Frantic, attacks make her (colic) : lAloe. Frantic, during chill: changes position (ague), 11 Rhus. Frantic, in headache: IGlon.; from pain in meningitis, IGels. Frantic, from least noise : I I Zinc. Frantic, in toothache : Coff. 8®" Frenzy, Rage. FRENZY: Agar., Agnus, IStram. Frenzy, in fever: Anag. Frenzy, headache: from intolerable pain, lArs. Frenzy, causing to injure himself: Agar. Frenzy, in mania: after melancholy, IGels. Frenzy, maniacal: hair dishevelled, IGels.; with loss of consciousness. Camph. Frenzy, menacing: Agar. Frenzy, in meningitis: IStram. Frenzy, mischievous: Agar. Frenzy, in peritonitis: lAtrop. Frenzy, after pneumonia: I IOp. 8@°" Frantic, Rage. FRETFUL: Ascl. t, Berb., IBell., Camph., Calend., ICaulo, I ICaust, HCham., I IChel., Cie, ICina, Cinnab., Coccus, Coff, Guaiae, IGraph., Helon., Hydr. ac, IKali bi., IKali br., I IKali ph., IMang., INatr. m., Niccol., 01. an., lOleand., HPlat, IPuls., IRhus, ISamb., I ISpong., Sulph. ac, I IThuya, Verbas. Fretful, in abscess : after vaccination, lApis. Fretful, on awaking: will not be pacified, in- termittent, ICina. Fretful, in bronchitis: dentition, IKreos. Fretful, child must be carried: HCham. Fretful, cough excites : ICina. Fretful, in whooping cough: ICup. ac. Fretful, in evening: Lyss., Zinc. Fretful, fever: during (diarrhoea), I ISulph.; in intermittent, Ipec. Fretful, in headache : lArs. Fretful, in melancholia: IKali c. Fretful, in tubercular meningitis: I ITubere Fretful, in mind affections: Hep. Fretful, in miscarriage: ICaulo. Fretful, in morning: Amm. m.; and sleepy, Calad. Fretful, at night: sick babies, IPsor.: with frightful visions, Camph. Fretful, from pain: tonsillitis, IMere iod. flav. Fretful, passionate: affection of mind, IHep. Fretful, peevish : with ill humor, IStaph. Fretful, in pityriasis versicolor : IMez. Fretful, quietly (child): ICoff. Fretful, in rachitis : iCale Fretful, rigid from (child): IPuls. Fretful, in scarlatina : iCale Fretful, with dirty yellow, greasy skin: IPsor. Fretful, after sleep (chronic inflammation of eyes and otorrhcea after vaccination): 11 Thuya. Fretful, before stool: IBor. • Fretful, cries when touched: child (diarrhoea, colic), 11 Ant. e Fretful, at trifles : Aspar., I I Ptel. 8^* Cross, Irritable, Peevish. FRIGHT. 8^" Fear. FRIVOLOUS: Arn. FROLICSOME behavior: changing to sor- row, INux m. FUN, full of: llCann. i.; in chronic diarrhcea, ICale. gS^" Cheerful, Happy, Hilarity, Gay, Joy, Laughing, Merry. FURY: I IPhos., lAnae,- I IMelil. Fury, in cerebro-spinal meningitis: Canth. Fury, as if drunk : GZnan.; in typhoid, IOp. Fury, when something to eat was offered : Ars. Fury, epileptic, before attack : Hnd. Fury, had to be held: IBell. Fury, in insanity : I ITarant. Fury, lascivious : IHyos. silT" Anger, Frenzy, Rage, Violence. FUTURE, fear of. ggg~ Anxiety, Apprehen- sion, Dread, Foreboding. GAY: Aeon., Ananth., Ant. t, Croc, I IFluor. ac, Guarana, Hydrocot, IOp., Tarant. Gay, alternately with depression: Agar., INux in.; in whooping cough, ICupr. m. 8^*" Changeable mood. Gay, in afternoon : Ast. r. Gay, ineffectual desireto be: withnausea, IManc. Gay, thoughtless : Arn. 8^° Cheerful, Happy, Hilarity, Joy, Laugh- ing, Merry. GESTURES: I IPlat. Gestures, angry: in night walking, Meph. Gestures, in delirium: pneumonia, IPhos. Gestures, disgusting, immodest: IHyos., in imbecility, IMere.' 8®" Obscene. Gestures, foolish : Bell., I I Ver.; mimicry, ICup. m.; grotesque, puerperal mania, INux v. Gestures, with thoughtlessness: I IMosch. Gestures, frightful: on awaking (scabies) IHep. Gestures, lively : IHyos. Gestures, ludicrous: Bell, Cie, Strain.; in chorea, ICup. in. Gestures, in mental derangement: afteramen- orrhoea, ICoccul. Gestures, ridiculous: like a clown, IIHyos. Gestures, strange: Camph., INux m.; as if possessed, Strain. Gestures, wild: Camph. egg5* Active, Antics, Tricks GLOOMY : Abrot., I.Esc h., Arg. nit., Amm. e Asar., ICale, IDig., 11 Hani, IHelon, Magn. e IPhos., IPhyt, I IPlumb., Polv-, Polyp., I IPuls., Rhus v., II Sars. Isil Gloomy, alternating with: cheerfulness Cinch Med.; frantic delirium, I IPlumb • with ex- citement, ICon, 11 Plumb.; serenity Cinch bol • 1. MIND AND DTSPOSITION. 4J Gloomy, with apprehension and fretful mood- HPlat. Gloomy, for days, then excited: ICon. Gloomy, in diabetes : IHelon. Gloomy, yet unwilling to die: in haemoptysis, lAcal. Gloomy, with drowsiness: Calc. p. Gloomy, with fainting : ILach. Gloomy, in ague: I I Polyp. Gloomy, forebodings: HPhos. 8@"" Appre- hension, Dread, Foreboding. Gloomy, as from internal grief: Amm. m. Gloomy, as headache gets worse: parenchyma- tous metritis, 11 Lac c. Gloomy, with heavy expression: Collin. Gloomy, in hepatic derangements: ILept. Gloomy, mania: Lyss. Gloomy, after mortification: I IPuls. Gloomy, threatening paralysis: of legs, 11 Ang. Gloomy, weighted down, with suicidal mood: I 11 Aur. met, ISpig.; better by tears, Med. Gloomy, walking in air, and in evening : ISep. 8ST" Depression, Grief, Hypochondriasis, Melancholy, Sadness. GRASPING, at one's clothing : in frightened manner, (convulsions, child), ICie; which she puts into her mouth, ICale Grasping, flocks. flgT" Picking at flocks. Grasping, greedily: with both hands, anything offered him, IHyos. Grasping, with hands: ICale p. Grasping, everything within reach and thrusts into mouth: child, ISul. Grasping, others: ICamph. Grasping, quickly: thinks he has seized a thing before touching it, if he holds the object does not feel that he has hold of it, Stram. Grasping, wrong things : Lyss. GREEDY : ILye, ISep. GRAVE. 8€sT Serious. GRIEF: causes pain in abdomen : hsemate- mesis, I INatr. m. Grief, causes agalactia : ICaust. Grief, ailments from: I I Amm. m., Anac. or.; Ante, HAur. met, ICale p., IClem., HCoc- cul, Colch., Con., Cycl., Lobel. e, IGels., IGraph., Illgn, I IPhos. ae, Tarant; from long-lasting chronic headache, face and tooth- ache, chorea, I ICaust.; particularly with drowsiness, IOp., HPhos. ac. Grief, from dissapointed love causes apoplexy: I IPhos. Grief, causes smarting pain in back : INaja. Grief, when thinking of his business in morn- ing : IPuls. Grief, causes cerebro-spinal meningitis: IOp. Grief, causes chorea: llgn. Grief, causes colic in pregnancy : lArs. Grief, causes chronic complaints long lasting : IILach. Grief, about consequences: HStaph. Grief, constitution undermined by : IPhos. Grief, causes convulsions: HOp.; clonic, in face and limbs, I Ars. Grief, causes delusions (climaxis) : 11 Zinc. Grief, causes dyspepsia : Cypr. j Grief, causes epilepsy: IHyos. Grief, with fear at night: IMere. Grief, from wounded feelings: ICham., llgn. Grief, fever: in childbed, IColoe; typhoid, Cham., IPhos. ac. Grief, fits of: Asaf. I. Grief, after fright: llgn. Grief, hair falls off: IPhos. ac. Grief, causes headache: I Aur. met, IPhos.; occipital, and in nape of neck, HPhos. ae; chronic congestion, IPhos. ac.; vertex burn- ing, HCale, hot, IPhos.; pain on top of head as if brain were crushed, ll'hos. ae Grief, intermittent action of heart: IKali ph. Grief, aggravates hydrophobia: Lyss. Grief, with jealousy: IHyos. Grief, over insults (convulsions) : I IOp. Grief, causes jaundice : Phos. ae. Grief, from unhappy love. 8@" Love. Grief, causes mental disturbances : IPlat. Grief, causes palpitation: IOp. Grief, causes paresis of legs: INatr. m. Grief, about past events : IPlat. Grief, after losing persons or objects : Illgn. Grief, causes dragging and anxiety in prae- cordia; IXaja. Grief, quiet: following anger, llgn. Grief, roars involuntarily after : I Ars. Grief, sensitiveness to : ICoccul. Grief, with sighing; HAct rac. (Mef, silent: Cycl, Illgn.; with indignation, IColoe; with unhappy love, Illgn.; with submissiveness, I IPuls. Grief, causes sleeplessness : llgn., INatr. m. Grief, suppressed causes epilepsy: llgn. Grief, over trifles : Bar. c. Grief, •weakness from : Guarana, IPhos. ac. 8®*" Depression, Gloomy, Hypochondriasis, Melancholv, Sadness. GRIMACES*: I IPlat, Stram, I IVer. v. GROANING: Camph, ICham., ICoccul, Crotal, llpec, IIKali br, 11 Mur. ae, IVer. Groaning, during breathing: in pericarditis, IColch. Groaning, in cholera: ICup. ac. Groaning, constant: Mang., Merc. Groaning, at beginning and ending of puerperal convulsions: llgn. Groaning, in whooping cough: ICup. ac. Groaning, in epilepsy: 11 Sil. Groaning, fever, during heat: IIPuls. Groaning, in headache : Act. rac. ; periosteal, IMez. Groaning, effect of wounded honor : I INux. v. Groaning, in hysteria : occasional, IHydr. ae Groaning, loud: Strain. Groaning, during menses : I Ars. Groaning, with nausea: ILac def. (rroaning, in old age : IBar. e Groaning, in scarlatina: IKali e Groaning, during sleep,: Coff, llpec, ILye, IOp, HPuls, ISulph.; in cholera, IMur. ae: incipient basilar meningitis : IKali br. Groaning, with sleeplessness: Crotal. Groaning, stretch out in a stiff, rigid manner, difficult breathing: Coff. Groaning, with thirst: during fever, I IPod. Groaning and grasping at throat: HStram. 8®°" Moaning. GRUDGE, inclined to have a secret: Zinc. GRUMBLE disposed to: with headache. lAur met. 8@?~ Complaining, Discontent. HAPPY: ICie, IFluor. ae, Iod, ISul. Happy, alternating with gloom. 8®° Gloomy. Happy, jumps out of bed: 11 Cie Happy, foolish: HSul. Happy, can appear, but looks down when rCarbol. ac, HCham, Coloc, IDulc, IHyos, Illgn, llpec, ILach, ILye, IMed., IINux v., IPsor, 11 Sars, Sul, Vace, I IZinc. Impatience, before apoplexy : Ast. r.; with dull, stupid feeling in brain, IPlant. Impatience, in chlorosis: I INatr. m. Impatience, at slightest contradiction: Nuph. Impatience, in convulsions: before attack, IMosch. Impatience, with coryza: IINux v. Impatience, with fever : ICham. Impatience, fretful with numb sensation in forehead, as if constricted, in a warm crowded room, soon increasing to violent dull burrow- ing compression, I IPlat. Impatience, headache: from severe, all morning, Lyss, Mane, Pallad. Impatience, in organic disease of heart: lApis. Impatience, with heat in evening (ague): llpec. Impatience, with itching: Osm.; child, I ISars. Impatience, caused by heat and titillation in larynx before cough (consumption): IKali bi. Impatience, in melancholy: IKali c. Impatience, at herself and others during pain: IMurex. Impatience, in rheumatism: I I Act, sp. Impatience, runs about, never sits, or sleeps at night: Hod. Impatience, when sitting: like an uneasiness in bones, Sep. Impatience, everything goes too slowly: ICham. Impatience, when spoken to: (menorrhagia), IINux v. Impatience, in strangury : IDulc. Impatience, on hearing others talk much : Zinc. Impatience, throws himself about: lAcon. Impatience, tossing about: lAcon. 8^*" Hasty, Restless. IMPERTINENT. 8®"" Impudent. IMPETUOUS : Ictod, Stront. 8®" Hasty, Impulsive. IMPRESSIBILITY: Ant c; in atrophy of children, IPhos.; unpleasantly impressed by everything, ICon. 8@~ Senses, Sensitive. IMPUDENT (impertinent, insolent): ICanth, Pallad.; in childbed, IVer. Impudent, in cough after pertussis: IGraph. IMPULSIVE: HArg. nit,; in hysteria, I Aur. met, 8@~ Hasty, Impetuous. INATTENTIVE': I ICaust, Ictod, ISep. Inattentive, children, weak memory: IBar.c. Inattentive, when studying: children, Bar. m. 8gf Dulness. INCOHERENCY: Crotal, INux m.; in men- tal disturbance during climacteric period, j ICvcl. INCONSOLABLE: IPuls, ISpong, Stram. Inconsolable, from anxiety about his family, which he left behind while going on a short journey: IPetrol. Inconsolable, would rather die on the spot, with heat: Spong. Inconsolable, over a fancied misfortune: runs about howling and screaming, or sits brooding, wailing and weeping, worse in evening, IVer. Inconsolable, in scirrhus mammae : Brom. Inconsolable, even to suicide: HCinch. 8®" Hypochondriasis, Sadness, Weeping. INCONSTANCY : Act. sp, Illgn. INDECISION: IGraph, Lac. def, ILye, Lyss, INux m, Pallad, IPsor, Tarax. Indecision, cannot accomplish or finish any- thing, pupils contracted : ICoccul. Indecision, in yellow fever: ISul. Indecision, in morning: Pallad. Indecision, in nervous debility : ICurar. Indecision, in typhus: wants to get up, and yet does not want to, IBapt. Indecision, resolve altered by trifles : Ars. 8®" Irresolute. INDIFFERENT: lAgar, Amm. m, I Anac; HApis, Ant. t, 11 Ast. r, Bapt, Bell, Berb, Calc. p, HCarbov, Cham, HCinch, Clem, ICoccul, Cornus, Crotal, 11 Cypr, Ferr., Guara^a, IGraph, Gymn, IIHell, Jacea, IILyc, Lyss, I IMelil, IMere, IMez., IINatr. c, INatr. in, INitr. ac, IOp, HPhos. ac, IPic. ac, IPlat, I IPsor, IPuls, Sec, ISep, Sil, Stram, Verbas, Xan, Zinc. Indifferent, with griping in abdomen on awak- ing in morning, continues during day : Xan. i Indifferent, in chronic alcholism ; even towards dearest friends, IPhos. Indifferent, alternating with great joy: Men- yanth. Indifferent, after least annoyance with dis- tress in stomach, IKali bi. Indifferent, brain affection: (children), ICup. m. Indifferent, in concussion of brain: ICie Indifferent, even to his own children: HPhos. Indifferent, in cholera Asiatica: IISul, I IVer. Indifferent, mental disturbance, climacteric period : ICycl. Indifferent, after concussion: HArn. Indifferent, in croup: HSpong. Indifferent, did not know what to do: night, IMere Indifferent, about anything being done for her: I ILil. tig. Indifferent, in dropsy: lArs. Indifferent, with drowsiness: Cornus. Indifferent, to duties: 11 Ptel.; household (men- tal disorder), I Act. rac; doing anything, ICale Indifferent, especially if there is emaciation and debility: I IPhos. ac. Indifferent, in epilepsy : ICrotal, I IOp. Indifferent, to exposure of her person: I IPhyt. Indifferent, with mournful expression of face: (hydrocephaloid), IMere Indifferent, fever: in typhus, BArn, I IChin. s.; yellow, I Ars. Indifferent, to future : far away feeling, Syph. Indifferent, in hypochondriasis: ICon. Indifferent, with ill humor: afternoon from 5 to 6, ICon. j Indifferent, feels no interest in anything (in- sanity) : I INux v. 54 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Indifferent, with irritability : Ziz. Indifferent, to joy and suffering (mental de- rangement): IOp. Indifferent, with lachrymose mood: I IPlat. Indifferent, with lamentations about difficulty of breathing and headache: Plumb. Indifferent, to life: IPhyt, ISep.; to affairs of, HPhos. ae; particularly in company (hysteria), ILye, Indifferent, about lot of others: IISul. Indifferent, towards those he loves best, ani- mated to strangers: IFluor. ac. Indifferent, in melancholy: IKali ars, IKali br, I IPlat. Indifferent, indesquamative nephritis: I I Plumb. Indifferent, to important news: Ars. h. Indifferent, with obstinacy: ICrotal. Indifferent, after onanism: HStaph. Indifferent, to pain: Arund, Jatroph.; in typhoid, ICinch. Indifferent, pulse retarded: Ant. t. Indifferent, quiet: Crotal. Indifferent, while reading or listening: IMez. Indifferent, tosorrow: mental derangement, I Op. Indifferent, stoical to wdiat happens : Ailant. Indifferent, to her surroundings: Rumex; with dulness, Selen.; in sore throat, 11 Phyt. Indifferent, when walking in open air (hypo- chondriasis) : ICon. Indifferent, to getting well: ICale Indifferent, with aversion to work: Camph, Rhod. 8^" Apathy, Dulness, Torpor. INDIGNATION: ailments from: IColoe, HStaph. Indignation, causes cardialgia: HStaph. Indignation, causes colic: IColoe, HStaph. Indignation, causes convulsions : with loss of consciousness, retraction of thumbs and foam- ing at mouth, I IStaph. Indignation, causes cough: IStaph. Indignation, causes puerperal fever: IColoe Indignation, with silent grief: Coloc. Indignation, causes suppression of menses: IColoe, Staph. Indignation, causes metritis: IColoe Indignation, causes tight cramplike pain in left inguinal and iliac regions, worse after ex- ternal pressure, better for a while after cup of coffee: IColoe 8®° Anger, Chagrin, Fury, Rage, Vexation. INERTNESS. ggg- Apathy, Dulness, Indif- ference, Torpor. INDOLENCE. BST Laziness. INHUMANITY: Abrot, Anac. INSOLENT. 8^T Impudent. INSULTING: ICham, IHyos, Lyss.; from jealousy, with unchaste expressions, I INux v.; with crying mood, IStram. 8^*Abusive. INSULTS, ailments from: llgn, IIMerc, HStaph. Insults, cause hypochondriasis: IStaph. Insults, feels she is looked down upon by everyone: I ILac e Insults, recalls old: INatr. m. Insults, sensitive to: ICoccul. Insults, too dignified to fight, subdued wrath, went home sick, trembling, exhausted: HStaph. 8^° Anger, Chagrin, Indignation, Sensitive, Vexation. INTELLECT, 8ST Mental conditions. INTOXICATED feeling: Act. sp., Arg. met, Amvg, Amyl, Aurant, 11 Bapt.,. Benz. ac., Cup. ars, IHydras, IIHyos, IKali c, Millef., INux m, Psor., Tereb. Intoxicated, with absence of mind: l>ux m. Intoxicated, appearance: 11 Atrop. s. Intoxicated person, behaves like: Stram. Intoxicated, with fulness in brain ; Ailant. Intoxicated, with diarrhcea: IIGels. Intoxicated, after dinner: Bufo. Intoxicated, with drowsiness: INux m. , Intoxicated, head; with congestion to, 11 Kali e Intoxicated, hypochondriacal: Aur. met. Intoxicated, in morning with dulness: Rhus. Intoxicated, with stupor as if from smoke in brain: I IOp. Intoxicated, in typhus : IChlor. Intoxicated, while undressing: I I Sec. Intoxicated, with vertigo : Hvdr. ac, IHyos. INTOXIC ATION (drunkenness). 8@"Chap.2. INTROSPECTIVE (introverted) : ICham. Ilndigo, IMur. ac, I ISep. ; after fright, llgn. 8€g" Reflective, Thoughtful. IRASCIBLE. 8®" Anger, Quarrelsome. IRRESOLUTE: Act sp., Bar. e, ICham, Cochl., IDig., Grat, Hyos., I llgn., IMez, INux m., IPetrol., IPuls, II Sul. 8@* In- decision. IRRITABLE: Abrot, lAilant, JEse h, Amb., Anac, Ananth, I Aug., I Arg. nit, Arn, Ars., Arum t, Asar., Ast. r., Aur. met., Aur. mur., IBell., Brach., IIBry, Cadm. s., ICale, Calend., Camph.,Caps, Carbo a., ICarbol. ae, ICarbo v., HCaust, 11 Cham., I IChel., ICina, Cinnab., IClem., ICinch, Coca, ICoccul., ICoff., IColoe, ICrotal, Cupr. s, Cycl., Diose, Dros., IDulc, IFerr, Fluor, ac, iGamb., IIGels., I IHam., IHell, IHelon., IHep., IHydras., Hyper., Hod, llpec, IKali c, 11 Kali ph., IILyc, ILye. vir., Lyss., Magn. sul., Mar. v., Med., IMelil, IIMere, IMez., IMurex, IMur.ae, IIMyr. cer., INatr. c, INatr. m., Natr. ph., INatr. s., INitr. ac, IINux v., IOp., IPetrol, IPhos., I IPhos. ae, IPhyt., IPlant, Polyp, IPsor, 11 Ptel, Rumex, Sang, Sars, ISil., Sinap, ISpig, IStaph,, Strain, 11 Sum, ISul, Sul. ac, Tarant, Thuya, I lUstil, Vacc, Val, HVib, Ziz. Irritable, in abdominal complaints : I Acet ac. Irritable, in threatened abortion ; ICham. Irritable, with activity (melancholia) : I IPlat. Irritable, with after-pains : INux v. Irritable, wishes to be alone : Bry. Irritable, alternates with: loquacious delirium (mental disturbance), ILach.; with despond- ency (icterus), I Ars.; with indifference, ISep. Irritable, with anxiety; IINux v. Irritable, in aphonia nervosa : I IPuls. Irritable, in asthma; 11 Phos. Irritable, in atrophy of infants : I IPetrol. Irritable, on awaking: IBell, ICycl, IILyc. Irritable, brain ; in aimemia of, ICon.; in brain affections of children, ICup. m.; in cerebro- spinal meningitis, HApis, IChloral.; tuber- cular meningitis, I ITubere. Irritable, in bronchitis during dentition- IKreo. Irritable in children : Bor.; child must be car- ried, HCham. Irritable, with chilliness: Plat. Irritable, chorea: before, IStram • during ICup. m. Sl 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 55 Irritable, in false conception: ICaulo. i Irritable, at slightest contradiction : Illgn. Irritable, from conversation: Amb. Irritable, in dentition: HCham, IIRheum. Irritable, with depression : Addison's disease, I INatr. m. Irritable, with despondency: Ziz.; in dyspep- sia, 11 Sal. ae Irritable, in diabetes: IHelon.; unless spoken to very softly, ILye vir. Irritable, in diarrhcea: IGnaphal.; child, ILye Irritable, with drowsiness : Ind. Irritable, eating: during, and after, Chlor, after dinner, IHydras.; at and after dinner, with pressure in forehead, Mar. v.; particu- larly after dinner (indigestion), INatr. c Irritable, after emission: Coff, ILil. tig, IINux v, HStaph.; with dull pain in lumbar region, I lUstil. Irritable, before epilepsy: lArt. v, ILach. Irritable, in evening; Pallad, 11 Zing. Irritable, in fungus haematodes: I IPhos. Irritable, in fever: relapsing intermittent, TJstil.; after intermittent, ICina; during, Diad. Irritable, in gastrodynia: IGraph. Irritable, from grief: IKali br. Irritable, in hay catarrh: 11 Sticta. Irritable, in headache: 11 Ant. c, Calc, IChin. a, Ind, IKreo, ILace, Lyss, IMagn.p, INux v, Pallad.; in liver complaint, I Acet. ae; periodical neuralgia, HSyph.; periosteal, IMez. Irritable, with heat; Chim. m. Irritable, with hemorrhoids: I Apis, IINux v. Irritable, hysterical: llgn. Irritable, hystero-mania : I ITarant. Irritable, and indifferent (caries) : I Asaf, Ziz. Irritable, in indigestion : IRob. Irritable, in leucorrhcea; ICale; as soon as "white of egg " discharge ceases, IHydras. Irritable, in liver trouble: IBry, ICham, IINux v, I IPod. Irritable, in malarial ataxy: I Arg. nit. Irritable, in marasmus: Hod. Irritable, melancholia: Asar, I IKali iod, I I Sul. Irritable, in menorrhagia: ICann. i. Irritable, menses: before, INatr. m.; during, ISul, Zing. Irritable, in morning: Amm. m. Castor, I liber, INatr. s. Irritable, cannot give music lessons (melan- cholia): IKali br. Irritable, with drawing back of neck (spinal meningitis): INatr. s. Irritable, traumatic neuralgia : ICaust. Irritable, at night: Anthrae Irritable, little noises, such as the crackling of newspaper, drives him to despair: IFerr. Irritable, at noon : better evening, Zinc. Irritable, after onanism : IHyos. Irritable, in progressive spinal paralysis: IPhos. Irritable, in paroxysms : Calc, IHep. Irritable, easily and quickly penitent: ISul. Irritable, in phthisis florida : I IMere cor. Irritable, in sciatica : probably hysterical and due to retrolateral version of uterus, I INux m. I Irritable, with inclination to colds : IPetrol. Irritable, from excitement of female sexual organs, sexual dreams and orgasm : INux v. Irritable, with sexual weakness : 11 Pic ac. Irritable, with sleeplessness : Bell, IKali br, INatr. m. Irritable, in spermatorrhoea : IPhos. Irritable, does not wish to be spoken to: 11 Gels.; when spoken to (child), INatr. m. Irritable, with sour stomach and anxiety : Sa- bina. Irritable, after stool: INitr. ac. Irritable, in strangury : IDulc. Irritable, excited by loud talking, or least in- crease in temperature: Coccul. Irritable, from toothache : lArs. Irritable, from trifles : I Act. rac, IHep, IMed. Irritable, in urticaria ; IBov. Irritable, in prolapsus uteri: ILil. tig. Irritable, in chronic vomiting of food : I IPuls. Irritable, when he hears water poured out, or hears it run, or sees it: I ILyss. Irritable, with weakness : HCinch, IKali p. Irritable, in whooping cough: IBry. Irritable, with worms : ICina, Filix. 8^*" Anger, Chagrin, Cross, 111 humor, Indig- nation, Rage, Vexation. JEALOUSY: Ananth., IIHyos, I I Ign, ILach.; desires that others shall not value or appreciate anything, 11 Ipec Jealousy, ailments from: I Apis, IHyos, llgn., ILach. Jealousy, in dysmenorrhoea: ILach. Jealousy, causes epilepsy: ILach. Jealousy, with erotic mania : IHyos. J ealousy, accuses wife of being faithless (mania): HStram. Jealousy, with frightful images : tendency to mock, satire and ridiculous ideas, ILach. Jealousy, with melancholy: IKali ars. Jealousy, with attempts to murder: IIHyos. Jealousy, accuses husband of neglect: 11 Stram. Jealousy, quarrels, reproaches, scolds: 11 Nux v. Jealousy, with rage : IIHyos. Jealousy, reproaches, unchaste expressions: I INux v. Jealousy, in ■women (mania): lApis. 8^* Envy, Love disappointed. JOKING: Arg. met, I ICaps, Coccul, IKali iod, Tarant. g^° Fun, Merry. JOY: Therid. Joy, ailments from : I ICoff, I IOp, IPuls. Joy, alternating with irritability : Cycl. Joy, when thinking of death; Aur. met. Joy, diarrhcea, from sudden : ICoff, HOp. Joy, fits of: with laughter (hysteria), IIAsaf. Joy, headache from excessive : ICoff'. Joy, indifference to : mental derangement IOp. Joy, excessive with laughter; Verbas. Joy, causes palpitation; ICoff, IPuls. Joy, sleepless from : ICoff. Joy, with trembling: Cycl.; mirthful, playful, clear intellect, lAct. rac. Joy, disturbing thoughts wdiile listening: Anag. Joy, causes weeping (after parturition): ICoff 8@T Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, Laughing, Merry, News. JUMPING: lArg. met, ICroe Jumping, out of bed: Chloral, Lyss, HOp.; on awaking, IStram.; in delirium, I IChin. s.; in a happy, childish state, IICie; is compelled to, HCinch.; fell, knees gave out, IGlon.; in mania after labor, ICup. ae; naked, with clothes hanging over her head (puerperal ma- nia), I IPuls. Jumping, desire to, from height: prolapsus or induration of uterus, pregnancy, II Aur. met. Jumping, children in evening; HCina; upon chairs, tables and stove, IBell. 56 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Jumping, wild leaps: in mania puerperal, INuxv. Jumping, desire to, into river: almost irresist- ible on crossing bridge (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit. Jumping, from window: attempts to, in head- ache, IGlon.; desire to, IVer.; or dash her- self down (parturition), Aur met.; after par- turition, I IThuya. Jumping up: and turns over washstand, worse during menses (spasms): I IGSnan. KICKING on awaking: IILyc. Kicking, during sleep: IBell. Kicking, in worm affections: ICarbo v. KILL, wishes to be killed : Bell, I IStram.; in labor, ICoff. t; in sore throat, I IPhyt. Kill, desire to, the person contradicting her : IMere Kill, thoughts of, especially drunkards : lArs. Kill, desire, insane, her husband, whom she adores, when alone with him : INux v. Kill, attempts to, with jealousy : IIHyos. Kill, threatens to use knife (acute mania) : IStram. Kill, inclination to, with hysterical melan- cholia: IMere Kill, desire to, particularly during menses, her husband, of whom she is very fond ; implores him to hide his razor : IMere Kill, wants to, somebody: IHyos. Kill, disposition to when in street: Camph. Kill, thinks and talks of murder: ICale Kill, attempts to cut his customers' throats (a barber): I Ars. Kill, threatens to, wife and children: IHep. Kill, impulse to murder a woman almost irresistible (mania): Hod. KISS, wants to, everybody: ICroe; hotly, all who come near her, I IPhos.; in mania puer- peralis, IVer.; before menses, IVer.; wants to be kissed, I IStram. 8®° Amorous, Amative, Lascivious, Erotic. KLEPTOMANIA. g@» Stealing. LAMENTING: HAcon, Act sp, I IZinc Lamenting, on awaking: in morning, ICina. Lamenting, with cutting in abdomen: Jacea. Lamenting, anxious sighing breathing: Plumb. Lamenting, in colic: lArs. Lamenting, with heat: of whole body except hands, I IPuls. Lamenting, hoarse: Brom. Lamenting, in keratitis: sits up in bed, after midnight (child), IChin. a. Lamenting, during labor: ICoff. Lamenting, in melancholia: I IPuls. Lamenting, and moaning: I IHell. Lamenting, about pain : all the time, with hic- cough, 11 Magn. p.; with cramp, IIColoc Lamenting, with scarlet rash: ICoff. Lamenting, during sleep: ISul.; hydrocepha- lus, ICina. Lamenting, inability to relieve thirst: Lyss. Lamenting, over trifles: ICoff. 8@" Moaning, Groaning, Weeping. LASCIVIOUS: 11 Aeon, IPhos. Lascivious, as if she were animal clear through, mental power dormant: """Lach. Lascivious, after eating, with feeling of weak- ness in parts: Lyss. Lascivious, with violent emotions: Cop. Lascivious, followed by epilepsy: ILach. Lascivious, with erections in afternoon, Lyss.; without erections, Ign. Lascivious fancies: Codein, Cop, Dig, ISil., I IZinc; with craving for dainties, ICinch.; with erections during sleep and impotence after waking, I IOp.; during day with erec- tions, Sinap.; inclined to, Lyss.; with im- potence, I Selen. Lascivious, almost to insanity : Tarant. Lascivious, mania: Ver.; religious, IPlat. Lascivious, with painful urging in penis as after excessive coition: Lyss. Lascivious impulses produce anxiety on account of disinclination to religious duties in a mar- ried woman, mother of a family: 11 Orig. Lascivious, no rest: 11 Orig. Lascivious, with sexual desire: Ast. r, ICale Lascivious, uncovers sexual parts: I IHyos. Lascivious talk with mania: I IVer. Lascivious, with weakness in parts, but in- clined to emission after eating: Lyss. 8^T" Erotic, Obscene. LAUGHING: Ananth, 11 Apis, Arg. met, lAur. met. Bell, ICale, ICann. i. Con, ICroe, IFerr, I IKali p, IILach, IINatr. m, INux m, HPlat, ISep, HStram, Tarax, I ITarant, I IVer, I IZinc. Laughing, ailments from excessive: ICoff. Laughing, more in open air: at everything, IINux m. Laughing, alternates wdth: moaning, Ver.; sad- ness, IPhos.; weeping, I Aeon, I Aur. met., Bor, ICoff, ILye, IPhos, HSum, Ziz.; anguish and fear of death (after anger), IPlat.; before hysteria, IStram.; in neurosis cordis, ICale; ending in profuse sweat (after over- work and mental anxiety), ICup. m. Laughing, in asthma: Bov. Laughing, averse to: Amb. Laughing, seems beside herself: claps hands over head, after miscarriage, I I Sec. Laughing, with ill humor: Stram. Laughing, in delirium: Sal. ac. Laughing, children: Aloe ; child does not, IHep. Laughing, in chorea: ICaust, ICup. ac, ICup. m, I IThuya. Laughing, constant: in insanity, 11 Ver. v. Laughing, causes convulsions: in weakly ex- citable children, ICoff; after overwork and mental anxiety, ICup. m. Laughing, with convulsions: I Alum, IBell, TCamph, ICaust, ICup. m, llgn.; of chest and abdomen, rush of blood to head and brain, I IZinc; tonic and clonic, IPlat. Laughing, crazy: in children, Camph. Laughing, in delirium : IIBell, HStram. Laughing, with comic dreams: continues after waking, ISulph. Laughing, causes stitches in ears: IMang. Laughing,easily: Arund.JPuls.; epilepsy, IBufo. Laughing, after eating: hysterical, I IPuls. Laughing, at every word said : HCann. i. Laughing, with stupid expression : INux m. Laughing, fever: during violent shaking chill in evening, Agar. Laughing about things not funny : Cast eq Laughing, foolish: IIHyos. Laughing, idiotic : :rAtrop. s. Laughing, with excessive joy : Asaf, Verbas Laughing, follows disappointed love : IHyos Laughing, loud: Stram.; frequently, IHyos Laughing, with melancholy: IPhos Laughing, menses: before, loud uninterrupted IHyos.; during, worse in open air, IINux hu 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 57 Laughing, causes palpitation : lber. Laughing, with rage : IStram. Laughing, at reprimands (cough after per- tussis) : IGraph. Laughing, during sleep: I ICaust, I IKreo, ILye, ISil, IStram.; child with convulsions Cypr.; in typhoid, ILye Laughing, with sleepiness: INux m. Laughing, with speechlessness: Stram. Laughing, at his attempts to stand: Agar. Laughing, as if tickled (mania): I IStram. Laughing, at trifles: llCann. i, ILye, Zinc. Laughing, touches things around her: Bell. Laughing, with weeping : llgn, IPhos.; before chorea, IStram.; looked as though she had been weeping, INatr. m. 8^*" Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, Joy, Merry, also Hysteria, Chap. 36. LAZINESS : Abrot, lAilant, Amm. m, Arg. m, Ars. h, Ars. m, Asaf, Asar, Atrop. s., Aur. mur. Bar. c. Bell, Calc. p, Carb. s, HChel, Chin, a, HCinch, ICoca, Coccus, ICornus, 11 Grat, Helon, IHep, llgn. Jamb, ILac c, Lac def, IMar. v, I IMelil, IINatr. m, IINux v, Oleand, 01. an, IPuls, Rheum, Rhus, Seneg, ISep, ISpong, Stram, IISul. Laziness, in albuminuria : lApis, lAur. m. Laziness, in afternoon : with restlessness, IBor. Laziness, after anger: I INux v. Laziness, in face of difficulties: Coccul. Laziness, in catarrh of chest: lApis. Laziness, in cholera: IChin. s. Laziness, with content: Ziz. Laziness, in diabetes mellitus : ILact. ac. Laziness, caused by drowsiness: Sang. Laziness, after eating : desire to lie down, Ant. c; after dinner, HChel. Laziness, in imbecility: lAnae Laziness, heaviness of limbs: Merc. iod. flav. Laziness, with feeling of deep-seated inward trouble, making him melancholic: Sabina. Laziness, in morning: Ammoniac, Ran. se; in bed, iCarbo v.; cannot sleep again, Cinch, bol. Laziness, in nervous exhaustion : ICoca. Laziness, in chronic ovaritis: 11 Pallad. Laziness, with palpitation : in chlorosis, ICycl. Laziness, after rising : Verbas. Laziness, in spermatorrhoea: IDiosc. Laziness, before stool: IBor. Laziness, unsympathizing from : Con. Laziness, in vaginitis: ICurar. Laziness, worse from : Con. 8@" Apathy, Torpor. LECTROPHILIE and LECTROPHOBIA. 8^° Bed. LETHARGY. 8@~ Stupor. LIE, wants to, on bare floor: ICamph. Lie, desire to, in one place: Chin. a. LIE (falsehood). B@~ Lying. LIFE, WEARY OF: Amb, IIAnt. c. HAur. met, I Aur. mur, IBell, Berb., HCinch, Grat, Kali bi, ILac def, Merc, IINatr. m, Natr. s, INitr. ac, HPhos, IPuls, IRhus, Rhus v, ISulph, ITereb, IThuya, Zinc, Ziz. Life, weary of, particularly in company (hys- teria) : ILye Life, weary of, in catarrh : ICale Life, weary of, with desperation about trifles: Act sp. Life, weary of, but fear of death: IKah ph., INitr. ac, IRhus. Life, weary of, in drunkards : lArs. Life, weary of, in epilepsy : I Ind. Life, weary of, in evening: longs for death, HAur. met. Life, weary of, solicitude about future: ILach. Life, weary of, in headache: from bilious dis- order, Pod.; nervous, I ITereb. Life, weary of, with heat: ISpong. Life, weary of, in melancholia: IKali br. Life, weary of, during menses : Berb. Life, weary of, in morning : ILach, IILyc. Life, weary of, after mortification ; I I Puis. Life, weary of, in chronic orchitis: ISpong. Life, weary of, in spermatorrhoea : ISil. Life, weary of, in syphilis: ILye Life, weary of, taciturnity, fear, death: IPlat. 8^* Despair, Hypochondriasis, Sad, Melan- choly, Suicide. LIGHT, desire for: lAcon, Bell, Val,; lamp- light, Stram.; in dentition, Stram.; in men- ingitis, IStram.; in pneumonia, I IStram.; wants sunshine, Stram. LISTLESS: IKali bi, Lac def, Natr. a, IStaph, IISul. Listless, in diarrhoea: lApis.; in a child, ILye Listless, after fever: Chin. a. Listless, in hysteria: lAmm. c. Listless, in otitis (children): I ISulph. Listless, in paralysis: INux m. Listless, yet does not want to sit still: ILil. t. 8^*" Apathy, Laziness, Torpor. LIVELY: I Ang., Camph, Coccus, ICoff, Magn. s, Merc. iod. flav, Merc, v, I IOp. Lively, in afternoon : Ang, ICann. s.; and even- ing, changes to grief, Calc. s. Lively, in evening: I IFerr.; as soon as lights are lit, IILach.; low spirited at noon, or vice versa, IZinc; in sore throat, I IFerr.; towards evening, Verbas. Lively, and precipitate: IHyos. Lively, after stool: IBor, INatr. s. 8§lh Cheerful, Exhilarated, Gay, Merry. LONGING. 8®" Desires. LOOKING, about bed: as if to find some- thing, llgn. Looking, about shyly: puerperal mania, I IPuls. Looking, through window: for hours, without being conscious of objects around, IMez. SOgg" Eyes and Staring. LOOKED AT, will not be: children, Ant. c, I Ant. t, Ars, ICham, ICina; in melan- cholia, IKali br.; in scrofulosis, I ISul. 8@" Bashful, Sensitive. LOQUACIOUS: Abrot, Agar, Aloe, Amb, Ant. t. Apis, Bar. c. Bell, ICann. i. Coccus, Coff, Croc, ICoccul, Eup. pur, Ferr. mur, Ferr. ph., IIGamb, IGels, I IGlon, IHyos, Jamb, IKali iod, IILach, Magn. c. Mar. v., Merc. iod. flav, IOp, I IParis, IPhos, Sec, Tabae, Therid, Tromb, IVer, Zinc. Loquacious, in afternoon : I INux v. Loquacious, after amenorrhosa: ICoccul. Loquacious, in cancerous inoculation : 11 Ars. Loquacious, carelessly (headache): Hod. Loquacious, in delirium: IILach. ; in typhoid pneumonia: I ILachn.; with desire to escape from bed, ICrotal.; in typhus, I Aur. met; with delirium tremens, 11 Ran. b. Loquacious, as if drunk: Meph. Loquacious, in evening: IILach, IINux v.; when excited, Selen.; with heat and exalta- tion, Mar. v. Loquacious, fever : IGels.; during chill, IPod.; 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. during heat, ILach, Pod.; in typhoid, Phos. ac. Loquacious, jumps from subject to subject: IILach. Loquacious, only kept in check by hoarseness (diphtheria) : ILach. Loquacious, during pregnancy : IBar. c. Loquacious, talking is impeded : Stram. Loquacious, would not listen : IHep. Loquacious, mania: I Apis, IHyos., I IParis, HStaph. Loquacious, in measles : Viol. Loquacious, during menses: IStram.; in young, girls, IBar. c Loquacious, in nymphomania: 11 Ver. Loquacious, with exalted opinion of her own ideas and powers (insanity): I I Ver. v. Loquacious, on religious subjects : IVer. Loquacious, awake and sleeping: Ars. Loquacious, with sleeplessness, especially be- fore midnight: ILach. Loquacious, speech hurried : Aeon. Loquacious, then stupid and irritable: Lachn. Loquacious, with vivacity: 11 Paris. 8^* Exhilarated, Lively, Merry, Talking. LOVE DISAPPOINTED, ailments from : Ant. c, HAur. met, ICale p, Coff, Illgn, ILach, IINatr. m.; drowsiness; HPhos. ac. Love disappointed, causes amenorrhcea : IHell. Love disappointed, causes dry hacking cough (cardiac weakness) : I IPhos. ac. Love disappointed, causes despair: IHyos. Lovedisappointed,difncultbreathing: I IPhos.ae Love disappointed, emaciation: I IPhos. ac. Love disappointed, causes epilepsy: IHyos. Love disappointed, causes silent grief: Illgn. Love disappointed, heartbeat: feeble, quick (cardiac weakness), I IPhos. ac. Love disappointed, with jealousy: IHyos. Love disappointed, inclination to laugh: IHyos. Love disappointed, limbs cold: 11 Phos. ac. Love disappointed, mind: disturbed by, I Act. rac.; obtuse, brooding over her sorrow (car- diac weakness): 11 Phos. ac. Love disappointed, causes melancholy: I Aur. met, IHyos., I llgn, INatr. m. Love disappointed, pulse : almost imperceptible (cardiac weakness), I IPhos. ac. Love disappointed, causes rage: IHyos. Love disappointed, causes suicidal mood: with weeping, I Aur. met.; propensity to drown himself, IHyos. 8@f Amative, Amorous, Erotic. LOVE, exalted: I Ant. e LOW SPIRITED. 8®~ Depression, Sadness. LYING: Op, I IVer.; describes some symp- toms truly, misrepresents others, ICup. ae; deny obstinately that they have been bitten, Lyss.; makes wrong statements to herself, be- cause she does not know what to say next, begins all right but does not know how to finish, IMed. MALICE: Aeon, Amm. m, Anac, Ars, ILach, ILye, I IMosch, Natr. c, IINux v. Malice, after convulsions; ICup. m. Malice, in delirium tremens: IINux v. Malice, as if he could murder some one : IHep. Malice, savage: Cup. m. 8^" Kill. MANIA (dementia, insanity, mental aberra- tion, alienation or derangement, madness): Absin., lAnae or, lAct. rac, Ailant, Anag, i, lApis, lArg. met, HArs ,A™in,t-' net, IIBell, iBrom, ICalad, ICanth, ral, IChel, I ICie, ICon, ICycl, IHep, Ananth. I Aur. met., 11 Chloral, -v IHyos, llgn. Hod, I IKali br, IKali m, ILach, IManc, HMere, INux m, "Nux y, CEnan, IOp,IOxal.ac, IPsor, I IPuls,Sabad, IStram, ISul, HTarant, I ITereb., HVer, IVer. v, I IZinc. Mania, must be constantly in action: in some laborious occupation, llod. Mania, acute: ICanth, IStram.; with fulness of bloodvessels of brain, I IKali br. Mania, with albuminuria: I I Phyt. .Alania, caused by amenorrhcea: ICoccul. Mania, with anxiety: IStram. Mania, with aphonia: mental excitement, IStram. Mania, places two axes across each other in order to split wood: Stram. Mania, with biting : Bell, ICup. m, IHyos., ILach, Lyss, Sec, IStram, I IVer. 8QTBites. Mania, boisterous : I IChlor. Mania, brain: from exhausted or depressed condition of brain or nerve cells; 11 Kali ph. from sudden congestion, Ferr. ph., Ver. v.: with irritation and congestion, IKali br. pressure and irritation, Melil. Mania, burrows in ground with his mouth, like a pig: Stram. Mania, after business: failure, lAct. rac; dis- couragements, ILil tig. Mania, with chills: at night (albuminuria), I IPhyt.; suppressed, lElat. Mania, comical : IIHyos. Mania, desire for light and company : HStram. Mania, with constipation : IVer. Mania, with convulsions: clonic, Cup. m.; attacks every half hour, HStram.; after pregnancy, I Ver. v.; mental excitement, IZinc. Mania, with desire to cut and tear everything, especially clothes, I IVer. 8@T* Tearing. Mania, delirious: Anac. Mania, demoniac: IHell. 8®" Fury, Rage. Mania, sudden foxlike destructive efforts, re- quiring utmost vigilance, followed by laughter and apologies: I ITarant. Mania, with despondency (anaemia): 11 Kali br. Mania, after domestic calamity: ILach. Mania, drinking : acts as if she were, Bell.; brought on by, Chlorof. (olfaction); IHyos., IMere Mania, as if drunk: CEnan. Mania, hallucinations of hearing : IStram. Mania, epileptic : Dig.; after fit, j Curar.; before attack, ILach, I INux v.; sudden furious at- tack, I I GCnan. Mania, erotic: IHyos, II Orig, I IVer.; in a hysterical girl, I IPlat.; with jealousy, IHyos.; after menses, I Kali br. Mania, eruptions: after disappearance of old, IZinc.; following suppression, ICaust, IHep. Mania, eyes : hallucinations of sight, IStram.; immovable, IBell.; inflamed, ICup. ae; open staring, IBell.; wild look, ICupr. s. Mania, excitement: in gesture or speech, ; Hydr. ac. Mania, face: erysipelas, I IStram.; pale, eata nothing, cannot sleep, while muscles of face are in constant twitchingmotion, I IStram Mania, fantastical: with frightful visions IOp. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 59 Mania, drags feet in walking, direction of steps towards left: ILach. Mania, fever: Kali ph.; intermittent, lArs, ICinch.; puerperal, I IKali ph. Mania, after fright: IPlat. Mania, furibund: IBell. Mania, for grandeur; I IVer.; and riches (chronic alcoholism), IPhos. Mania, after grief: IPlat. Mania, in a young man of loose habits: IStram. Mania, clasps hands: IStram. Mania, with headache : ISil.; violent, runs about, IStram. Mania, heart: pain in region of, Ars. m.; af- fected, ICup. m. Mania, wants to be held : in intermittent, I Ars. Mania, hysterical; IHell, HStram, IVer.; abuses every one, tears clothing, sings, laughs, I ITarant; congestion and irritation of brain, Croc; attacks daily at same hour, beginning with nervous irritability, despondency and quarrelsome mood, sudden transition to state of great exaltation, violent if restrained, I ITarant.; weeping and wailing, runs about day and night wringing hands, despair of sal- vation : IHell. Mania, indecent: IOp. Mania, with liver complaint: I I Merc. Mania, after masturbation : Ananth.; of eight or ten years' duration, I IPlumb. Mania, menses : profuse, ISep.; during, IBell.; suppressed, I IPuls. Mania, at one time merry, again would spit and bite at those around him: IBell. Mania, worse about midnight; I IStaph. Mania, monomania: ISul.; for doing same thing and going to same places, Ananth. B@T* Ideas, fixed. Mania, after nervousness of twelve years stand- ing, made worse by grief, commenced while riding in a boat, ICoccul. Mania, following disappearance of neuralgia : IIAct. rac Mania, from pain: paroxysms, IHyper; with de- lirium, I IVer.; in evening, IColch. Mania, with paralysis: I ICalab,, Crotal., INatr. m, INux v, IPhos, Sec. Mania, in paroxysms ; Cie, INatr. m, Tarant.; with headache, IKali iod.; after becoming wet, 11 Natr. m.; with rage, delirium, indiges- tion and melancholy, then headache, IDig. Mania, periodical: alternating type, ICon.; every four years, for sixteen years, begins fourth of January, lasts two months, I IStaph.; with melancholy, INatr. s. Mania, pleasant: pale and headache with, Croc. Mania, during pregnancy: IBell, IStram. Mania, puerperal: HAct rac, lAur. met, IBell. ICamph, 11 Chloral, ICup. ac, IHyos, IKali bi, 11 Kali c, IStram, IVer.; with ferocious or erotic delirium, IKali br.; eyes conver- gent, sparkling, staring, ICamph.; from ex- citement, sleeplessness and prostration, INux v.; pale face, cool forehead, ICamph.; wants to kiss everybody, IVer.; in course of peri- tonitis, IStram.; will not see her physician, he seems to terrify her, 11 Ver. v.; fears being poisoned, I IVer. v.; scolds in abusive lan- guage, ICamph.; silent, I IVer. v.; sitting up, talking incessantly in one strain for fifteen minutes, with great vehemence, I IStram.; dry skin, ICamph.; sleepless,can hardly be kept in bedroom, I IVer. v.; timid in childbirth, 11 Stram.; of a violent type, 11 Plat. Mania, pulse : full, rapid, hard, ICup. ac. Mania, better from quiet and meditation : Hod. Mania, rises frequently with great effort and awkwardness, body when standing bends to- wards left, must be supported: ILach. Mania, senile : incipient stage of, ICrotal. Mania, sexual: in women, HApis ; from abuse, Lil. tig, IPhos.; increased desire, IIBar. m.; strips himself, IPhos. Mania, sleep: with sleeplessness, ICoccul, 11 Stram.; coming on during, 11 Phos. Mania, with spasmodic sensation : Stram. Mania, attacks of suffocation and spasms of respiratory muscles, as well as muscles of face, neck and rest of body: Lyss. Mania, attacks end in sweat: I ICup. m. Mania, in syphilis : \ Anag. Mania, with thirst: IStram. Mania, from toothache : Ars. Mania, with burning heat in throat: ICEnan. Mania, with uterine disease: chronic cough, Plat. Mania, uterine dementia: ILil. tig. Mania, with vertigo : ICoccul. Mania, after vexation : IPlat. Mania, in zymotic diseases and when con- nected with puerperal or ovarian, uterine dis- ease : Crotal. 8^° Delusions, Rage. MARRIAGE; busied himself prematurely with thoughts of (onanism), IHyos. MARRY, aversion to, in women: ILach. 8®" Aversion. MATTER, says there is nothing with him (putrid fever): HArn. 8ST" Apathy, Torpor. MEDICINE, refuses: evades all stratagems to give it (mania), IHyos.; in insanity, 11 Ver. v.; in religious melancholy, IKali ph. Medicine, feigned he would take: often poured it out (malignant scarlatina), I IStram. MEDITATION, 8®~ Reflection, Thoughtful, MELANCHOLY: lAlumin, lAmb, lAmyl, I Anac. oc, I Arg. nit., Arum m, Astae, HAur. met. Bell, Berb, Brom, HCale, ICann. s, ICaps, HCaust, Cham, IChloral, IClem, ICoccul, ICochl, ICon, ICroe, ICycl, I IDiad, IDig, IIGels, IGrat, Hell, IHelon, Hep, IHydras, Hyper, Indig, Hod, IKali br, IKali c, IIKali iod, ILach, ILye, IIMerc, I IMillef, INaja, INitr. ac, IPhyt, HPlat, IPlumb, I IPsor, I IPuls, Sal. ac, Sarrae, Sec, ISil, IISul, Tabae, I IThuya, Val, IZinc. Melancholy, from deep-seated abdominal irrita- tion: Sabad. Melancholy, in albuminuria: IMere cor. Melancholy, alternating with: cerebral excite- ment, Ast. r.; exalted states, I IStram.; in my- elitis, IStram.; gayety, Agar.; mirth, Croc. Melancholy, in amenorrhcea; lAnae, ICaust. Melancholy, in anaemia; IKali br. Melancholy, with anguish: Crotal, I IHell. Melancholy, in ascites: lAur. met. Melancholy, will not leave bed: Diad. Melancholy, after concussion of brain: ICie. Melancholy, in cardialgia; IKali c. Melancholy, averse to seeing her children: I ICon.; children to whom he is devotedly at- tached become burdensome, IIKali iod. Melancholy, in chorea: ICup. ae; periodical, ICup. m. Melancholy, at climaxis : Arg. nit 60 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Melancholy, after confinement: ILach. Melancholy, cannot be consoled: Ars. Melancholy, with constipation: lOleand. Melancholy, in coryza: ICepa. Melancholy, in cough: ICaust, IPetrol. Melancholy, with fear of death: I I Plat. Melancholy, in diabetes: IHelon. Melancholy, with distress: Crotal. Melancholy, in dropsy: lAur. mur. Melancholy, in dysmenorrhoea: I IDiad, ILaur. Melancholy, in dyspepsia: ICycl. Melancholy, aftereating: dinner, I Ars.; a hearty meal, especially liquids, lArg. nit. Melancholy, after emissions: Natr. ph., IPhos. ac, ISep. Melancholy, with epilepsy: I ISul. Melancholy, eruptions following suppressions : of exanthems, IHep.; itch, IPsor, ISul. Melancholy, from nervous exhaustion: ICoca. Melancholy, with stinging over left eye: when walking in sun, or from strong odors, Selen. Melancholy, in fever; tertian intermittent, IDig.; after typhus, I Anac. or, IHell. Melancholy, after fright: IStram. Melancholy, from grief; Amm. m, lAur. met, llgn, INatr. m, IPhos. ac. Melancholy, with headache: lAgnus, IKali c, Merc, per, Natr. c Melancholy, in house: better open air, walk- ing, IRhus. Melancholy, in hypochondriasis: lArg. nit. Melancholy, in hysteria: IBell, ICastor.; with inclination to murder, IMere Melancholy, with impotence: lAur met, IIKali br. Melancholy, with indifference: I IPlat Melancholy, intolerable: HNatr.e Melancholy, with jealousy; IKali ars. Melancholy, with involuntary laughter: IPhos. Melancholy, after losses: financial, Ars.; posi- tion, I INux v. Melancholy, disappointed love: IHyos, Illgn. Melancholy, mania: ICamph, IDig, IIMane; acute, IGels.; after a fit of passion, IHyos.; psychical conditions occupying place between, Hell.; with fixed ideas, I IHell.; periodic at- tacks, INatr. s. Melancholy, in tubercular meningitis: I ITubere Melancholy, menses: before, ICaust, Cycl, ILye, IPuls, IStram.; better during, HCycl.; before menstruation is established, IHell.; if menses have appeared, then failed to return, IHell.; after suppression, llgn, by fright or sorrow, 11 Rhus. Melancholy ,in menorrhagia: olderwomen, IPlat. Melancholy, suppressed mental suffering with much sighing: llgn. Melancholy, from deranged mental functions, caused by overstraining mind, or from ex- hausting drains affecting nerve centres of spinal cord: IKali ph. Melancholy, after mental overexertion: lArs. Melancholy, after abuse of mercury; 11 Aur. met Melancholy, in chronic metritis: I Ant. t. Melancholy, in mild persons: ILye, IPuls. Melancholy, in morning; Arg. met. Melancholy, after mortification; llgn. Melancholy, with spasmodic twitching of mus- cles: especially of face (paralysis agitans), IISyph. Melancholy, worse from music : IDig. Melancholy, at night: lArs. Melancholy, in nymphomania: I IVer. Melancholy, in chronic ovaritis and leucor- rhcea : 11 Plat. Melancholy, in ozaena syphilitica: I Aur. mur. Melancholy, periodical attacks: at twilight, lArs.; during day, lasting a few minutes, wishes to die, Sul.; every third day, Kali arg. Melancholy, during pregnancy: INatr. m.; with occasional uterine hemorrhages and cramps, IPlat.; after childbed, lAnae Melancholy, after quarrel with husband: I Anac. Melancholy, religious: IKali ph.; must be held, IKali ph.; of four month's standing, IMelil.; gave away everything she could lay her hands upon, in order to do penance, HPlat.; has doubts about her salvation, ILye. Melancholy, silent: I IHell, llgn. Melancholy, sits in corner and does not want to have anything to do with the world : IHippom. Melancholy, with sleeplessness: I Act. rac, Ars. Melancholy, stomach: spasmodic pain in, IDiad. Melancholy, suicidal: 8^* Suicide. Melancholy, in tetter: I Ars. Melancholy, timidity: ICrotal.; restlessness, IPlumb. Melancholy, after extraction of tooth : 11 Nux v. Melancholy, walks about, wringing his hands, moaning and groaning: Ars.; crying and la- menting, I IStram. Melancholy, with weeping: Act. sp, lAmb, IPhos, IPuls. Melancholy, over supposed wrongs; 11 Naja. 8@" Depression, Despair, Despondency, Dis- couraged, Gloomy, Grief, Hypochondriasis, Sad.' MEMORY, active: Aeon, Aur. met, IBell, ICoff., 11 Senecio; haunted by visions of past, and longing after them, I IKali ph.; alternates with weak, Cycl.; in afternoon, Anac; in morning, Fluor, ac. Memory, confused: IStram. Memory, could not dismiss what occurred day previous, at night: Asim. Memory, difficult: particularly of dates, ICon. Memory, forgotten events: remembered as be- longing to some one else, or as matter read, Ailant.; cannot recall on account of thoughts crowding on brain, HCann. i. Memory, exertion; inclined to make fruitless, IBar. e; causes pain in occiput and faintlike weakness, IParis. Memory, fickle: (threatened cerebral softening), INux v. Memory, loss of: Acet. ac, Ailant, I Alum, IIAnac, Ananth, lApis, Ars. h, kAtrop. s, lAur. met, Bov, ICale, ICale p, Camph, Carbo a, Carbol. ac, Carbo v, Chlorof, Coc- cul, ICon, Cub, Fluor, ac, I Form, IHell, IHyos, I liber, IIKali br, IKali ph,HLach, IILact ac, Lac def, Laur, Lyss, IMed, IMelil, IMez, INatr. m, IINux m. Polyp., IPuls, IRhus, USars, ISep, ISil, IStaph, IStram, ISul, Syph, Tarant, Tromb, IVer., IZinc.; onawakingfrom trancelike state, I INux m.; in catalepsy, Camph.; in cerebral hypera* mia, Ver. v.; while eating dinner, Calc. p.; sud- den after eating luncheon, Calc. s.; in periodic ecstasy, I ICie; after epileptic spasms, Absin, 11 Zinc; with heavy weight between eyes, IStaph.; in febns nervosa stupida, Melil • in yellow fever, Ars.; with headache, I ISarrac; MArsr. nit : headaehe comes from danciiu 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 61 on at noon (cessation of menses eight years ago), INaja; for location of house in street, IGlon.; in imbecility, I Anac; with impotence, IIKali br.; in mania, IStram.; after menin- gitis, 11 Anac; at time for return of menses (climaxis), 1I Calab.; after mental disturbances, ICamph.; for names, I Anac, Chlor, Lith, IMed, ISul, Syph.; remembers names of objects but not their use, without investigating their nature, Camph.; cannot remember per- sons when seeing their names, Chlor.; effects of overstudy, INatr. e; after general paralysis (apoplexy), IIAnae; in paroxysms, I IHep, IStram.; periodical, Carbo v.; after reading, IStaph.; in scarlatina, ICup. m.; with sen- sorial disturbances, ICamph.; from sexual ex- cesses, ICale, IPhos, HStaph.; in sperma- torrhoea, IPhos.; sudden, I IMosch.; with in- ward uneasiness, Strain.; on attempting to write, ICroe; for words (aphasia),IGlon, ILyss. Memory, ■weak: Aeon, Act sp. All. sat, Amb, IIAnae, lAnae oc, lApis, Ars. h, IBar. e, IBell, Berb, IBov, Bry, ICale p, I I Carb. s, Carbo v, TTCarbol ac. Chloral,IClem, Coccul, HColch, Coloc, ICrotal, Cub, Cup. ac. Cup. m, IDig, Euph, IGraph, I IGuaiac, Guaraea, IHell, IHelon, I IHep., llgn. Kali bi, IKali ph., IILach, ILye, Murex, IMed, IIMerc, I IMillef, INatr. m, Natr. ph, IINux m, IINux v, Iffinan, lOleand, IPhos, 11 Ptel, IPuls, I ISep, ISpig, Verb, Zing.; better in afternoon, Anac; after apoplexy, IPlumb.; after getting out of bed, IStram.; in brain fag, IPhos. ae; in chorea, ICaust.; after exhaust- ing coition, ISec; after fright, ICup. m.; after convulsions puerperal, IBufo, 11 Ver. v.; for dates, Aeon.; in diabetes, I IOp.; in epilepsy, ICale; in yellow fever, IMere; did not know what to do with things she held in her hands, Carb. s.; in gonorrhoea, Med.; with head- ache, ICale; with stinging pain in head, IZinc; in post-partum hemorrhage, ICann. s.; suppressed hemorrhoidal flow, ICale; at loss to know how to make several letters, Chrom. ae; cannot remember meaning of single let- ters, ILye; in mania, IIMerc; in puerperal mania (neuralgia of face), lAur. met; with melancholy, I Arg. nit.; with aversion to mental exertion, INitr. ae; in miscarriage, ICaulo.; after waking in morning, Berb.; better in morning, Fluor, ac; after nosebleed, IIKreo.; after onanism, IDig, IGels, IPhos.; paralysis, caused by softening of brain, INux v.; in prosopalgia, I Apis, IMez.; in nervous prostration, ISil.; in retaining what he has read, Ars. m.; when he reaches a period in reading, he has forgotten the beginning of the sentence, Viol.; does not know his own room, Psor.; after smallpox, lAnae; in spermator- rhoea, IDiosc.; in sexual debility, IDig.; child cannot be taught, IBar. e; with vertigo, ICon, IKali br.; frequently has to think for right word, Cup. m, IPlumb.; makes mistakes in writing, IILach. 8®° Dulness, Forgetful, Mental Concentration and Exhaustion. MENTAL ABERRATION, derangement, or disturbance. B@° Delusion, Mania. MENTAL ACTIVITY, alternating with lassitude: Aloe. Mental activity, desire for: Aur. met. Mental activity, in evening : Lye vir. Mental activity, in spite of headache : IBadiag. Mental activity, impaired: Ars.h, Ptel, ISep.; from pain in head, Med.; in hysteria, ILye Mental activity, increased excessively: Anag, Ang, Ant. c, Ars. s. r, IBell, Calab, Carbol. ac, Canth., Chlor, ICinnab, HCoff, ICoff. t. Hyper, IOp, IPhos, Zing. Mental activity, with irritable melancholy (cerebro-spinal meningitis): ILye Mental activity, with weak memory and head- ache: Viol. Mental activity, almost prophetical concep- tion, IILach. Mental activity, no sleep on this account HCoff. Mental activity, while at work, followed by anxiety: Benz. ac. 8®** Dulness, Mental Exhaustion. MENTAL CONCENTRATION, difficult or impossible : Apis.lBapt, I Cann. i, Carbol. ac, Canth, Chloral, Coca, Cod, Cornus, IDulc, Iber, Ind. m, ILac c, INatr. c, Lil. tig, Med, I IMelil, Natr. a, IOp, Sars, 11 Senecio, Sulph, Syph, Tabae, Val, Ver, Vib.; in afternoon, Arg. met.; in anasarca, IHell.; after emission, ILil. tig.; in mental derangement, IKali br.; causes full, heavy pain in head, Eryng.; in chronic headache, IDulc; in puerperal mania, I IKali e; on studies, Iris ; after unconscious- ness, ITereb. g@f Attention. MENTAL DULNESS. 8®" Dulness. MENTAL EMOTIONS. 8®~ Emotions. MENTAL EXERTION, ailments from: lAnae, IINux v. Mental exertion, causes alternate laughing and crying, ending in profuse sweat: ICupr. m. Mental exertion, aversion to: Agar, Aloe, Am- moniac, Bar. c. Bell, Cain., ICale p,lICinch, Cinnab,IColch, ICon,IHep,IHydr. ac, IKali bi, Kob, Lac def, ILil. tig, Med, INatr. m, IINux v, Paris, HPhos, IPhos. ac, IPhyt, IPic. ac, IPuls, Rumex, Squilla, IStaph, Sulph, Thuya; in amenorrhcea, I ICoccul.; after anger, IINux v.; on awaking in morning, IPhyt.; in backache, Case; in colic, I I Ant. c; in cynanche cellularis, lAnthrac; in bilious diarrhoea, I Apis ; in dyspepsia, HChel.; with indifference, Rhod.; after meals, Ars. s. r.; in morning, Ran. se; in stricture of oesophagus, IIBapt.; to reading, Carbol. ae; with desire for rest, with constriction in ciliary region (iritis) IColch.; in smallpox, HVar.; worse in damp weather, HSang.; with weak and dull feeling, Kob. 8^* Apathy, Laziness, Torpor. Mental exertion, better from: IFerr, IHelon.; headache better (chorea), Calc. Mental exertion, brain: pressing deep in cere- bellum, IColch.; cerebro-spinal exhaustion, HPhos. ac; brain fag, IPhos.; in bookkeepers, ISep, from business, IPod.; throbbing, Psor.; a sense of helplessness from weakness, IGels. Mental exertion, causes rapid breathing and feeling of anxiety: I Plant. Mental exertion, causes chorea: HCale Mental exertion, constitution undermined by: IPhos. Mental exertion, convulsive trembling or shaking, does not extend below waist: ICup. m. Mental exertion, desire for: Brom, Carbol. ac, Therid.; hard and long, Arn. 8®" Mental activity. Mental exertion, causes diarrhoea: INux v. 62 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Mental exertion, difficult: Berb, ISil, IZinc. Mental exertion, causes dyspepsia: Cypr. Mental exertion, ears; tinnitus, ICaust. Mental exertion, eyes: letters run together, I Arg. nit. Mental exertion, flushed face: ICup. m.; pro- sopalgia, llgn. Mental exertion, causes fainting: INux v. Mental exertion, fatigues: Abrot, lAcon, HAur. met, Coccul, I ICon, IGraph, I llgn, I I Pic. ac, ISelen.; also conversation, Abrot.; affects head, IPuls. Mental exertion, gastric complaints: INux m. Mental exertion, causes headache; Cain, INux v., IIAur. met, Crotal., ILach., IINatr. c, INatr. m, INux m, Psor, Ptel, IIPuls, ISil.; frontal, Calc, chronic, cannot bear to hear running water, ILyss.; with weakness and strained feeling in eyes, IPhos.; dull frontal, occipital, burning down spine, Pic. ac.; boring, Colch.; congestive, HCale, HPhos.; with drowsiness, Sabad.; dull, Magn. e; fron- tal, Calc; forehead hot (smallpox), I IVariol.; fulness, Cinnab.; head hot, ICup. m.; migraine, ICoff; neuralgic, I Naja; in occiput after a blow, I IParis ; in occiput with faintness (irri- tation of cerebro-spinal nerves), IParis; in occiput with tinnitus, I Coccus ; in left temple, Psor.; pressing, IICalab, IMagn. c; (small- pox) , 11 Variol.; pressing above cerebellum in small spots, I IColch.; pressing better from pressure, I Arg. nit.; pulsating, IPuls.; throb- bing worse at base of* brain with congestion of spine, increase of sexual excitement and violent erections, IPie ac. Mental exertion, heart; causes weakness of nervous or muscular energy, IMosch. Mental exertion, flushes of heat: Oleand. Mental exertion, hurry: Amb.; especially in morning, llgn.; feeling as of imperative duties and utter inability to perform them, ILil. tig. Mental exertion, causes hysteria: INux m. Mental exertion, incapacity for: IGels, Lyss, IINatr. c, IPhos, Selen, HStaph.; with dul- ness, and stupefaction, Cyclam.; in epistaxis, ICroe; from injurious effect of gaslight, ICaust; from headache, Amm.; with dull feeling in head, _ IStaph.; chronic headache, INaja; from roaring and buzzing in head and ears (ozeena), INatr. m.; from vertigo and nausea (veta), Coca. Mental exertion, causes inertia and weakness: in gonorrhoea, II Tarant. Mental exertion, intestinal canal: nervous irritation of, INux m. Mental exertion, liver : irritable, INatr. s. Mental exertion, mania: a boy set 14, ICamph. Mental exertion, melancholy: lArs, IKali ph. Mental exertion, weakness of memory: INitr.ac. Mental exertion, menses : scanty or suppressed from, IINux m. Mental exertion, causes nervousness : ICale Mental overexertion, from nursing : IINitr. ac. Mental exertion, aggravates pain: Colch.; in hemorrhoids, ICaust. Mental exertion, palpitation : IPod., IStaph. Mental exertion, causes paralysis: INux v. Mental exertion, causes paroxysms: excited by laughing, talking or emotions, ICup. m. Mental exertion, causes sensitiveness: ILach. Mental exertion, causes sleeplessness: ICoff, IIHyos, Ign, Kali br, INux v. Mental exertion, makes him stupid : Petrol. Mental exertion, causes sweat: IHep-, Sinap. Mental exertion, throat: torn feeling: Caust. Mental exertion, trembling spells: HCale. Mental exertion, vertigo: INatr. c, IINux v. Mental evertion, walks and stands unsteadily, especially when unobserved: I Arg. nit. Mental exertion, worse from: Aur. met, Carbo v, ICinch, Colch, ILach, Magn. c 8®° Mental Concentration, Study and Work. MENTAL EXHAUSTION: (prostration), Abrot, Aeon, Ailant, Alet, Anac, IIBapt, IBry, ICup. ac, Cycl, IHell, IHipp, IHyos, llgn, Ind, Kali ph., ILobel, IILyc, Laur, Lyss, IIMerc. cor, IIMerc. v, INatr. c. INatr. s, IINitr. ac, Pallad, IPlant, IPlumb.', 11 Puis., ISep, IStann, Sum.; in ascites, I I Fluor ae; in brain fag, IPhos. ac; from con- vulsions, I IStaph. Mental exhaustion on awaking : dread of night (spring cough), I ISyph. Mental exhaustion, dropsical effusion: Seneg. Mental exhaustion, in diabetes: INatr. s. Mental exhaustion, with drowsiness: ICornus. Mental exhaustion, with emissions : I Jacea. Mental exhaustion, in epilepsy: lArt. v. Mental exhaustion, from overexertion : I ICup. m.; or after long talking, IINatr. m. Mental exhaustion, with heat in face: IBry.; facial neuralgia, ICup. ac. Mental exhaustion, as if he would faint: worse standing, IBry. Mental exhaustion, fever: after severe fevers, smallpox, etc, lAnae; in typhus, IBapt, INitr. sp. d. Mental exhaustion, from long grief: Illgn. Mental exhaustion, with headache: Arg nit, IKali iod, llris; in back of head, I IKali ph. Mental exhaustion, in affections of liver : with dropsy, IFluor. ac. Mental exhaustion, in mania • IKali br, ILach IIMerc. Mental exhaustion, with meningitis : Crotal. Mental exhaustion, after menses: Alum. Mental exhaustion, after miscarriage : ICaulo. Mental exhaustion, in morning: IILach, IPhos. Mental exhaustion, in myelomalacia: Crotal. Mental exhaustion, after nursing; INitr. ac, I IZinc. Mental exhaustion, in old people : IIBar. c. Mental exhaustion, congestive paralysis, ap- proaching apoplexy: IKali br. Mental exhaustion, phlegmatic : I IStram. Mental exhaustion, loss of sleep ; IICup. m. Mental exhaustion, in spermatorrhoea: IGels. Mental exhaustion, with stupor: IStram. Mental exhaustion, disposed to weep: IStram. Mental exhaustion, with trembling : Cann. i. 8^° Mental Concentration and Exertion, also Brain exhaustion, Chapter 3. MENTAL STRAIN. g^> Mental Exertion and Exhaustion. MENTAL SYMPTOMS appear and phvri- n,™^1^?1118 dlsaPPear, and vice versa: I Plat. ■n^Tn ,Ana?-, Arit t. Apis, Asar, lAtrop.s, ICoff, ICroe, I IKali ph., ILye,Tabae, Tarax. Merry, in afternoon: Arg met Merry, alternating with: melancholy, lAur. whining?CoffeeViShneSS and 8C°lding' SP°n^ Merry inclination to laugh, sing and dance: I I Natr. m. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 63 Merry, in evening: hypochondriac mood through the day, ISul. Merry, quarrelsome during mirth : IBell. Merry, silly: Agar., Bell. 8@H Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, Joy, Laughing. MESMERIC: rapport with his physicians, Lyss.; condition after sleep (convulsions), IPhos.; desire to be mesmerized, HPhos. 8®*" Clairvoyance, also Catalepsy, Chapter 36. METAPHYSICAL SUBTLETIES: racks brain about, ISul. MIRRORS, afraid of: lest he should see him- self, Camph. MISANTHROPIC : Aeon, Kali bi, ILye 8^° Company, Hypochondriasis, Moody. MISCHIEVOUSNESS: Arn, ICale, I ICann. i, I ITarant; in imbecility, IMere. MILD : Ars, I IPuls. Mild, alternating with obstinacy (chorea): ICup. m. Mild, bears suffering, even outrage, without complaining (leucorrhoea) : llgn. Mild, in epilepsy : after attack, llndig. Mild, in strabismus: ICale B^T" Yielding. MISERLY, figg- Avarice. MISTRUST: Cham, HCic, IDros., IMere, IPuls. 8®" Suspicion. MOANING: Ant. t, IIBell, llCann. i, ICamph, ICarbol. ac, ICham, Chlorof, HCic, ICin, ICoccul, Coff, Crotal., lEup. pur, llgn, Laur, Mang, Merc, IMur. ac, I I Psor, Sec, Sul, I IVer. Moaning, abdomen: cramping pain, I IColoe Moaning, alternates with: laughing, Ver. Moaning, anxious: with lamentation, HAcon.; with broken stupor (child with gastritis mu- cosa), I Ars. Moaning, breathing: at every breath, Bell, ICoff.; anxious sighing, Plumb.; frequent, deep, Selen.; gentle (meningitis), I IRhus. Moaning, especially children: IPod. Moaning, chest: with cramps (hysteria), ICoce; knifelike stitches in right (pneumonia), ICon. Moaning, in convulsions: ISil, I ITubere Moaning, delirium: Bell, ICrotal.; traumatic, ILach. Moaning, in dentition : HCham, IPod. Moaning, in diarrhoea, IA pis. Moaning, in diphtheria : IPhyt. Moaning, with frightful dreams: (aphonia nervosa) I IPuls. Moaning, in epilepy, after fall on head: Cup. m. Moaning, in nervous excitability : I IPhysos. Moaning, face : prosopalgia, evening until mid- night, IMez. Moaning, with fever: during cold stage, lEup. perf; during heat, IIPuls.; intermittent,IIpec; typhoid, IIMur. ac; with thirst, I IPod. Moaning, involuntary: ICham. Moaning, inflammation of liver: IMere Moaning, menses : during, Ars, ICoccul.; after, IStram. Moaning, with restless motions : in inflamma- tory condition of brain, IStram. Moaning, during night: dull, I IZinc; with melancholy, I IPlat; child in difficult denti- tion, IPhyt. . Moaning, for trifling offence which happened long ago: ICham. „„.,.„ , Moaning, from pain : ICoff; aching, lEup. perf. Moaning, piercing, pitiful: Ars. Moaning, piteous : of child because he cannot have what he wanted, I ICham. Moaning, plaintive : in measles, ILach. Moaning, and occasional outcries from pain: IHydras. Moaning, with occasional shrieks: could only be pacified by holding chest pressed close to mother's breast, Stram. Moaning in sleep: Ars. hyd, IBell., Cinch, llpec, IIKali ph., ILye, Stann, Ver.; in ague, ISamb.; brain affections of children, IISul.; in cholera, IMur. ac; in mania-a-potu and typhoid, INux v.; eyelids half closed, rolling of head, IPod, ISamb.; in typhus, lArs, in ranula, I IThuya. Moaning, with sleeplessness : Crotal. Moaning, with grinding of teeth: during sleep, IKali br. Moaning, restless tossing: at night, IDulc. Moaning, with weeping : in aphthae, IHell. B@~ Groaning. MOCKS: aged people (hysteromania), I ITa- rant; with jealousy, ILach. MOODY: I IMere iod. flav. Plumb. Moody, in evening: Fluor, ac. Moody, in morning : INitr. ac. 8^° Hypochondriasis, Misanthropic, Morose. MORAL FEELING, want of: Anac; with melancholy, IKali br. MOROSE : Aeon, Alum, Anac, lArn, Bell, Bism, IBry, Carbol. ac, Carb. s, 11 Clem, IColoe, ICon, ICrot. t, ICycl, IDig, Form, llpec, Kreos, ILed, ILye, IMere, IMez, IINux v, IPhos. ac, IPlant, IPlat, IPlumb, IPuls, Rheum, Sul, Thuya, I ITJran. n, Val, Verbas, Zinc. Morose, on awaking: Lyss. Morose, during chill: Calend. Morose, in cholera : IChin. s. Morose, in chorea: lArt. v. Morose, better on conversing: Lyss. Morose, in epilepsy: I Art. v, I Atrop. s. Morose, in erotomania: I I Orig, I IPlat. Morose, in fever: intermittent, IDiad. Morose, from forgetfulness: in melancholy after typhus, I Anac. Morose, with fretfulness: ICham. Morose, head: with heat in, ./Ethus.; heavy feeling in forehead, iEthus. Morose, in hypochondriasis: IIPuls. Morose, in melancholy: IKali ars. Morose, in tubercular meningitis: 11 Tuberc. Morose, menses: just before, ILye Morose, with nausea; Sang. Morose, in nystagmus : Agar. Morose, on hearing others talk much: Zinc. Morose, with toothache: IMez. Morose, in urticaria: I IBov. Morose, with uterine pain: ISul. Morose, with inclination to work: Sars. 8@T Hypochondriasis, Misanthropic, Moody. MORTIFICATION. B@* Chagrin, Shame. MOUTH: lays finger on, alternately with stretching hands to fullest extent, I IStram. MOTION, disinclined to: lAloe, Chel, IHel- on, IINatr. m, HSyph, I IZinc; in angina pectoris, I IPhyt.; in suppressed menses, ICycl. Motion, constant: cannot remain in one place (hysteria), Tarant. Motion, irresistible desire for: Eucal. Motion, made with great force: IStram. Motion, hurried: IStram. 64 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Motion, like that of a passionate person: after j metrorrhagia, 11 Sep. j Motion, quick: IHyos. Motion, unconsciously slides to and fro on bench: IISul. 8^° Apathy, Laziness, Restlessness, Torpor. MUDDLED: Carbol. ac, INatr. s. Muddled, with poor appetite: I Ptel. Muddled, as if intoxicated: IINux m. Muddled, in headache: Asar. B@" Confused. MURDER. 8®" Kill. MURMURING, in delirium: I Arn.; pneu- monia, IPhos. Murmuring, at night: in typhus, I Arg. nit. Murmuring, in old people: IBar. c. Murmuring, during sleep: in brain affections of children, IISul.; in typhoid INitr. sp.d. Murmuring, in stupor: in encephalitis, ICoccul. B®~ Groaning, Moaning, Muttering. MUSIC, aversion to: HAcon, Bufo, Cham, Sabina; to joyous, but immediately affected by saddest, Mang.; especially to violin, Viol. Music, causes palpitation: IStaph. Music, makes her weep; IIGraph. flgT Sound, also Hearing, Chap. 6. MUTE. 8@~ Taciturn. NAKED, will not be covered: IHyos, IPhos. Naked, constantly bares breast: in puerperal mania, ICamph. Naked, lifts up her clothes: I IPhos. Naked, tries to jump out of window: Camph. Naked, in sexual mania: IPhos. Naked, in hyperesthesia of nerves: IHyos. Naked, sits up half uncovered, then lies down again (mania puerperalis): INux v. NEWS, bad, ailments from: I Apis, IIGels, llgn.; abortion, IGels.; pinching in abdomen, Pfeonia; diarrhoea, llGels. News, joyful: feels as if he had received, ILyss. News, mortifying: affects him very much, Lyss. News, surprising: causes palpitation and sleep- lessness, ICoff. News, unpleasant: feels as after, Alum.; causes numbness, brings him beside himself, sweat breaks out, Calc. p.; nervous tremors, Alum. NOSE; inclination when walking, to take peo- ple by (mania), I IMere NYMPHOMANIA. 8@~ Chap. 23. OBSTINATE (headstrong, self-willed, stub- born): Act. sp, Ars, Bry, HCale, Camph, ICaps, Carbo v, HCham, ICina, Coca, Cycl, Dros, Guaiac, IHep, ILycop,Kreo, INitr.ac, IINux v, ISil, I IStram, ISul. Obstinate, tries to appear amiable : IPallad. Obstinate, annoys those about him : a boy with eruption, I IPsor. Obstinate, in bronchitis: ICina. Obstinate, with red cheeks: I Aeon. Obstinate, children: ICham, ICina, ICinch, Thuya; inclined to grow fat, HCale Obstinate, in whooping cough: ISpong. Obstinate, chronic spasms of eyes; lAgar. Obstinate, insane: IDig, INux v. Obstinate, in menorrhagia: I INux v. Obstinate, in rachitis; ICale Obstinate, in scarlatina: ILye Obstinate, tosses about impatiently: I Aeon. Obstinate, resists wishes of others: IINux v. 8®=° Selfwill. OBSCENE. 8€g~ Lascivious. OBTUSE. 8@~ Dull, Stupid. OBJECTIONS, queerest against whatever was proposed (melancholia): I Arg. nit. 8ST* Con- tradictor}', Contrary. OFFENDED, easily: Agar, Ang, Ars, Aur. met, ICale, Camph, Caps, ICina, IColoe, ICycl, IGraph, Lyss, INatr. m, IINux v, IPetrol, ISep, ISpig.; in caries, lAng.; menses absent two and one-half months, ICycl.; in syphilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; with weeping mood, IStram. Offended, long forgotten offences come back to him: Glon. 8^** Anger, Chagrin, Grief, 111 humor, Indig- nation, Insults, Mortification, Sensitive, Vexation. OPPOSITION. 8®° Antagonism, Contradic- tion. OPPRESSION: Amb, IIGraph, Hydr. ac, Iber, ILye OVERBEARING. 8®° Abusive, Arbitrary, Arrogant, Egotism, Insulting, Pride, Quar- relsome. O VERESTIMATION of self. 8®" Egotism, Haughty, Pride. PARSIMONY. B@P* Avarice. PASSIONATE: lAnae, Bry, Con, Hep, IKali c, IIKali iod, IPsor, ISep, Sul, IThuya. 8®" Anger, Rage, Vehemence. PASSIVE, inclined to be: Hgn.; no power to resist being led anywhere, in evening, INux m. 8^" Apathy, Listless, Lazy, Torpid, Yielding. PEACE, heavenly sense of: Arg. met. 8®" Ecstasy, Heaven, Joy, Mild, Resigned, Serenity. * PEEVISH (petulant): lAcon, Alum., IIAnt. t, I Arn, Ascl. t, Bism, IIBry., HCale, ICaps., ^Carbol. ac. Castor, I ICaust, HCham, HCina, Clem, ICon, Coral., ICor- nus, Crot. t. Daphne, Dig, Ferr, IHep, Ign., llpec. Kali n., Kreo, Mang, IMur. ae, INitr. ac, INux v, lOleand, Phell, IPlat, IPsor, IPuls, ISep, ISil, Spong, IStram, Sul, Sul. ac, I IThuya. Peevish, alternating with: cheerfulness, I Aur. met. Peevish, on awaking: IILyc. Peevish, children: lAnt. t, HCham, ICina, IPuls.; cry when touched (diarrhoea, colic), IIAnt. e Peevish, in chlorosis: I I Ant. c. Peevish, in chorea: I Art. v. Peevish, in whooping cough: IBry. Peevish, cruel: Abrot Peevish, in diarrhoea: IBry, Ferr.; after sup- pression of skin eruptions, ILye Peevish, in dentition: HCham. Peevish, with dyspnoea: HCham. Peevish, with hot ear lobes: I Alum. Peevish, in intervals of epilepsy: ICale. Peevish, in nervous excitement: chorea, ICale. Peevish, in headache : lAnae; with pressure in forehead, evening, while walking, 11 Kali c; periodical neuralgia, I ISul. Peevish, in cardiac rheumatism : 11 Phos. Peevish, with hiccough: Agnus. Peevish, in hypochondriasis: Grat, IPuls. Peevish, in laryngo-tracheitis : I I Ant. t, Peevish, in melancholy: IKali e Peevish, menses: during,Zinc;suppressed,Cycl. Peevish, at noon, better in evening : Zinc. Peevish, in pneumonia: I INux v. Peevish, querulous: I IZinc; inabortion, Coff. Peevish, followed by repentance : Vinca. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION (55 Peevish, disturbed by trifles : Aspar. Peevish, in veta: ICoca. Peevish, in worm affections : ICarbo v. fi®~ Cross, Fretful, 111 humor, Irritable, PENSIVE. 8@"~ Introspective, Reflective, Thoughtful. PENT UP, no chance for thoughts to flow out, as if hidebound : Crot. t. PERCEPTION, diminished: IBar. c; Calc. p, Crotal.; in typhus; myelitis acute, IColch. Perception, quick: Lyss. Perception, slow: I IKali br.,IOleand., IPlumb, Tabae; in typhoid, IHell. 8®*" Comprehension and Dulness. PERSEVERANCE, want of: undertakes many things, perseveres in nothing, ILach. 8®" Indecision, Irresolute, Laziness, Procras- tination. PETULENT, 8^Peevish. PHANTOMS. 8®~ Delusions. PHLEGMATIC. B@~ Apathy, Torpor, also Temperament, Chap. 47. PICKS.air: I IHyos.; for objects (typhus), IPsor. Picks, bedclothes: Am., lArs., Colch., IIHyos, Hod., IOp., Zinc; with delirium, INatr. m.; in hydrocephalus, 11 Art. v.; as if looking for something lost, Bell.; in typhoid, I Ars, ILye, IPsor., IVer. v. Picks, at flocks : IHyos, ILye, IPhos, IPhos. ac, Stram.; in typhoid, Hod, ILye; at one spot (typhoid), Arum t; at imaginary object, I Iffinan.; at nose and lips, I Arum t, ICina. 8@° Grasping. PINS, breaks into pieces, half a day at a time (mania): IIBell. PITIFUL: HPlat PLACID. 8®°" Mild, Peace, Yielding. PLANS, insists upon carrying out: Dros. Plans, full of especially evening and night: HCinch. Plans, fantastic (insanity): I INux v. Plans, for the future: ICoff. Plans, reflects upon their execution: ICinch. PLAY, ailments from excessive, even con- vulsions: ICoff. Play, fever: will not during apyrexia (tertian ague): llpec. Play, desire, children have none for: ICina, IHep, IIRheum; sit in corner, Bar. c,Bar.m. Play, desire to : I ICon, Tarant; at night, IMed. Play, with fingers : IHyos. Play, at hide and seek : Bell. Play, upon piano : for hours (puerperal mania), I IPlat.; a short time causes painful anxiety of chest, trembling of body and weariness, must lie down: INatr. e Play, tenpins, inclined to, which he never liked: Arg. met. Play, likes childish toys : I ICie. POCKETS, fills with anything: Stram. POINTING to things to express wishes: Stram. POSITIONS, queer: in bed, IPlumb.; sits down, rises, kneels, IStram. PRAYING: I IStram, IVer.; begged them to pray for him and not to leave him alone, Lyss.; seeks relief in constant, IIPuls.; aloud, in melancholy, 11 Plat. Praying, in delirium tremens: HStram. Praying) face, erysipelas, slight, wanted people to join her in prayer: I IPlat. Praying, kneels in supplication, lifts hands: Ars. Praying, in mania : temporary attacks, says his prayers at the tail of his horse, Euph.; and confessing, wants to be killed, I IStram.; re- ligious, lAur. met. Praying, menses, during: IStram. Praying, quietly, for her soul: Arn. Praying, timidly, during sleep : Stann. Praying, constantly during paroxysm of vomit- ing: Med. PRIDE : ICaust, HPlat, IStaph, HSulph. Pride, likes to wear his best clothes: I ICon. Pride, self-contented look: I Ferr. Pride, mania: IGraph, ILach, HPlat, I IVer, I IVer. v.; and affectation, IStram, proud bearing, Cupr. m. Pride, overbearing: ILye Pride, scornful : llpec. Pride, stiff and pretentious: ILye Pride, wounded, wishes to be flattered (hys- teria): HPallad. PROCRASTINATE, desires to, because busi- ness seemed so longlasting, or as if it never could be accomplished (gonorrhoea) : I IMed. Bilf3 Perseverance. PROPHESIES : Agar, I IStram. PROPOSES absurd things: Camph. PURCHASES, makes useless : I ICon. PUSH THINGS, impelled to: Coff. PUSILLANIMITY. 8®° Cowardice. QUAKING : Vespa. QUARRELSOME: Aeon, IIAnt. t, Arn., I Aur. met, I IChel, ICham, Con, IDulc, Ferr, IHyos, Illgn, I IKali iod, IMere, INatr. m. Ran. b. Rheum, Ruta, Sep, IThuya. Quarrelsome, liveliness, alternating with silent depression (mania): ICon. Quarrelsome, in delirium; IChrom.ae Quarrelsome, when displeased (prolapsus uteri, amenorrhcea): Aur. met. Quarrelsome, if disturbed: IINux v. Qurrelsome, in yellow fever: I ILach. Quarrelsome, in hemorrhoids : I Ars. Quarrelsome, at beginning of hystero mania: I ITarant. Quarrelsome, incoherently : n-Atrop. s. Quarrelsome, jealousy, unchaste expressions: I I Nux v. Quarrelsome, in mania : IHyos. Quarrelsome, in melancholia : IKali ars. Quarrelsome, on appearance of menses: ICham. Quarrelsome, during exuberant mirth: IBell. Quarrelsome, noon to 2 p.m.: Ast. r. Quarrelsome, followed by repentance : Vinca. Quarrelsome, senseless: Stram. Quarrelsome, in sleep : Ars, IBell. Quarrelsome, in urticaria : IBov. Quarrelsome, with tearful vexation : I IMosch. QUIET: ICie, Euph, IHyos, llgn, ILach, IMur.ac,l IPetrol, HPhos.ac,IPlumb, I ISep. Quiet, changes to gay merry mood, in which trills and sings ditties: IBell. Quiet, after childbirth : I IThuya. Quiet, desires to be: IBry, IIGels, Sal. ac. Quiet, in diarrhoea of infants: IJalap. Q'liet, in dysentery : IMere cor. Quiet, with febrile conditions: IGels. Quiet, in ague : IKali e Quiet, in grief: IGels. Quiet, in hyponchondriasis : Val. Quiet, introspective (dropsy): ILye Quiet, in melancholy : IKali ars. Quiet, in onanism : IHyos. | Quiet, resigned (spinal disease): lAlum. 5 66 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Quiet, in strabismus : ICale Quiet, with much apparent suffering and sad- ness : Ziz. B^F* Taciturn. RAGE: lAnae or., IIBell, I IMosch. Rage, ailments from, lApis, lArn. Rage, alternates with : convulsions, HStram.; anti cipation of death, Stram.; tenderness, Croc. Rage, scratches, spits, bites (puerperal mania): ICamph. Rage, had to be chained ; Ars. Rage, chill, commencing with: ICimex. Rage, when being comforted : INatr. m. Rage, if contradicted: Oleand. Rage, convulsive in paroxysms: IBell. Rage, with curses and maledictions: INitr. ac. Rage, eating during and after: Chlor. Rage, eyes : renewed by sight of bright objects, ICanth.; pupils wide, IStram. Rage, fever: intermittent, ICimex Rage, grasping with hands : IStram. Rage, quieted by washing head in cold water : Sabad. Rage, from hallucination : I IStram. Rage, in hydrophobia: IStram. Rage, indomitable: IHyos. Rage, becomes insensible : IStram. Rage, with jealousy: IIHyos. Rage, with laughing, IStram. Rage, when lips were moistened: IStram. Rage, after disappointed love : IHyos. Rage, wants to kill: IStram. Rage, in mania; IIHyos, IStram, with cries and convulsions, IPlumb.; puerperal, ICamph, I Nux. v. Rage, foaming mouth : ICamph. Rage, at night (typhus): lApis. Rage, in paroxysms: Cinch, bol., ICup. m, IPuls, IStram, IVer.; in cerebro-spinal men- ingitis, Canth.; in children, lAcon.; in mania, IStram.; puerperal, ICamph. Rage, persistent, with heat on body: IVer. Rage, by reading and writing: Med. Rage, followed by continuous deep sleep: Sec. Rage, unable to stand: IStram. Rage, with swearing: Ver. Rage, tears clothes (puerperal mania): ICamph. Rage, from toothache : Ars. Rage, tossed about in bed, made innumerable signs not understood: Stram. Rage, attacks at slightest provocation : I ILac e Rage, turns about in bed: IBell. Rage, uncontrollable, can scarcely be re- strained: Stram. Rage, unmanageable: IStram. Rage, in worm affections: ICarbo v. 8®" Anger, Frenzy, Furv, Raving. RAMBLING manner: IKali br. RANCOR : Mang. Rancor, caused by morbid ideas : Sulph, 8gT Malice. RASHNESS in hysteria: lAur. met. 8^*" Hasty, Impulsive. RATS, thinks and talks of: ICale RAVING: Amyg., IGlon, IHyos, I IVer. Raving, alternates with: sleep, Ars. Raving, conscious of his condition : Arn. Raving, delirious, with coldness of body, and inclination to fall : Nitr. ac. Raving, about dog that had bitten her : Lyss. Raving, fever: typhus, IChlor. Raving, in headache : Act. rac. Raving, in puerperal mania: Camph. ! Raving, with meningitis: IStram. Raving, at night: 11 Bar. c. Raving, during sleep : Ant. e Raving, in sleep (keratitis): ICale 8®~ Delirium, Frenzy, Fury, Rage. READING, averse : Brom., Lact ae, IINux v. Reading, brain feels muddled, cannot read un- derstandingly : ICoca. Reading, difficult, has to read twice: lAgn.; with vertigo, ICoccul. Reading, causes drowsiness: Brom. Reading, fatigues: ISil. Reading, as if some one were reading after her and she must read faster and faster: Magn.m. Reading, head: causes heat in head and fore- head (smallpox), 11 Variol.; numbness in, Car- bol. ae; heaviness in forehead worse, ICale; megrim worse, early morning, I Arn.; pressing in forehead, Am.; pressure in occiput, Car- bol. ac. Reading, frontal headache, is obliged to stop, does not know where he is: HCale Reading, inability: a letter just written, Lye; in headache, 11 Sep.; with roaring and buzzing in head and ears (ozsena), INatr. m.; mean- ing of certain letters is not clear (indigestion), I ILye; after mental exertion, liEthus. Reading, lettersrun together(amblyopia): IDros. Reading, makes nervous and enrages her: Med. Reading, cannot retain: Carbol. ac. Reading, cannot dwell long on one subject, must change to something else: 11 Dros. Reading, symptoms worse: Asaf, Carbol. ac. Reading, does not understand : I Amb., IColch., Cornus. Reading, words: thinks they look queer and are spelled wrong, Med.; interpolates im- proper words and sentences, IHyos.; uses wrong expressions, omits words and syllables, IThuya. 8®° Mental Exertion, Study. REAL, things as if not (post-partum hemor- rhage): ICann. s. 8^° Strange. RECKLESS: Ailant.; feels impelled to do reckless things; such as throwing child which he carries in his arms, out of window, Lyss. 8§TRiotous, Wasteful. RECOGNIZE, inability: any one, IGlon, IHyos., I IVer.; his own family, ICup.m.; friends, Kali br.; in muttering delirium in- sensible (scarlatina), IIAilant.; in typhoid, 11 Nux v.; the one to whom he is speaking, Stram.; in acute hydrocephalus, ICarbol. ac; in palsy, I Anac; surroundings, religious mel- ancholy, IKali ph.; his wife who is standing by his side, imagines he sees her under a distant bed (delirium tremens), IHyos. 8®°" Delirium, Unconsciousness. REFLECTING; Berb., ICarbo a., Euphor, Jamb., Lyss., Menyanth, 01. an., IPhos. Reflecting, answers slowly : ICoccul. Reflecting deep, in melancholy: I IPlat. Reflceting, difficult: in typhoid fever, I IRhus t. Reflecting, causes feeling of apprehension at epigastrium: IPhos. Reflection, causes headache: with dyspnoea, IPhos.; megrim worse, lArn.; pressing in forehead, Arn.; weak feeling in head, IPhos. Reflecting, in melancholy: ICoccul. Reflecting, inabiUty to: Aeon., Aur. met; in I old age, I Amb.; effects of overstudy, INatr. c. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 67 Reflecting, causes palpitation : llgn. Reflecting, upon important things, her thoughts vanish: INitr. ac. Reflecting causes vertigo : IPhos. ac. 8^~ Introverted, Thoughtful, Mental Con- centration. 55?5SE;TTJ,®*Grief' Remorse, Repentent. RELIGIOUS : eternal bliss, believes herself, unworthy of, because she is unable to perform her duties, Stram. Religious, exhorted her husband to join the church (facial erysipelas): I IPlat, Religious, despair fwith suicidal tendency, Ver. Religious, excitement: eauses convulsions, IVer. Religious, fanaticism: pious, with mental dul- ness, I IThuya. Religious, pious looks; in religious mania, IStram. Religious, mania; ILach, IStram, I IVer, IPlat, IPuls. ; prays all the time, lAur. met.; takes passages of scripture literally and acts accord- ingly, I ISul. Religious, at night; torturing ideas,Camph. Religious, wished to live and do penance in order to mitigate her eternal punishment (melancholia): 11 Plat. Religious, felt happy to join her Redeemer (facial erysipelas): I IPlat. Religious, salvation despairs of, ICale. ; doubts (uterine dementia), ILil. tig.; tormented about (uterine complaints), I ILil. tig. Religious speculations: mind dwells on, IISul. Religious, with taciturnity, haughtiness, vol- uptuousness and cruelty: IPlat. Religious, talking on subjects: insanity, IHyos. Religious, want of: ungodliness, Anac 8^° Delusions. REMORSE : in tuberculosis, INatr. REPENTENT; Cinch, bol; suddenly, of hav- ing injured others, ICroe ; after attacks of fury, makes earnest apologies, Lyss. REPRIMANDED, on being, pupils dilate: IStram. REPROACHFUL, of others; HAcon, HCinch, IHyos, ILye, INux v. Reproachful, of self; IDig.; because he has not accomplished enough, Ars. REPULSIVE mood: IHep. REROPHOBIA: Lyss. RESERVED ; Arg. nit, ICale, Mang, IPlat, IPuls. 8^*" Bashful. RESIGNED ; Cinch, bol, ILye REST ; desire for, Bell, IColch, Vespa. RESTLESSNESS (mental): Ant. t, I IDros. Restlessness, agony: internal anxiety, lAcon. Restlessness, anxious: ICaust, I IThuya; end- ing in rage, ICanth. Restlessness, in angina pectoris : lAur. mur. Restlessness, stupid feeling in brain : IPlant. Restlessness, constant, with clinging to per- sons: ICarbo v. Restlessness, of conscience: IChel. Restlessness, driven incessantly about, without definite aim: Lyss. Restlessnesses if he had not done his duty: IPuls. Restlessness, after eating: Amm. m. Reslessness, with pressing in upper part of head, worse stooping or moving head, while read- ing and reflecting: Lyss. Restlessness, impatient: must walk, soon tires, I I A of YSiC Restlessness^ but too lifeless to move : IBapt. Restlessness, approaching mania : GSnan. Restlessness, yet mild : Sal. ac. Restlessness, as if some misfortune were ap- proaching: ICup. m, Natr. Restlessness, with sadness: IPlat. 8£i~ Restlessness, Chap. 36. RETICENT : 8@~ Bashful, Reserved. REVERIE, absorbed in: Grat., 01. an.; sad, indulges in, ICocul. 8®" Introverted, Re- flecting, Thoughtful. RIOTOUS, in mental derangement: IOp. B@* Reckless. ROARING. B@~ Screaming. ROLLS on ground: ICale RUDE, inclination to treat others with con- tempt: Paris. Rude, in diarrhcea: ILyss. 8®° Insulting. RUINS things: I ICon. 8®° Breaks, Destroys, Tears. RUN about: in intermittent, ICinch; she would like to, up and down, ICale Run as if in fright: I I Zinc. Run about room: without apparent object, at night (melancholia), HPlat.; wildly (head- ache), ICoff. Run about in shirt: Bell. Run about streets at night (insanity): I I Puis. Run about unsteady (delirium tremens): ICoff. 8®* Escape. SAD (dejected, downcast, lowspirited): lAbies, jEsc. h, I i iEthus, lAct. rac. Act. sp. Act. ae, lAgnus, Amb, Amm, Anac, I I Ant. c. Ant. t, Apis, Arg. nit, Ars., lArn, Ars. m, Ars. s. r. Arum t, Asaf, Ascl. t, Ast. r, lAur. met, Aur. mur. Bar. c. Bar. m, Benz. ac, Brom., Bry, Bell, Bov, ICact, ICale, Calc. fl, ICamph, ICann. s, ICanth, HCham, I ICie, Cinch, bol, HCinch, ICarbo a. Card, m, HCaust, IClem, Coca, ICoccul, ICoff, Coloc, Cond, ICon, ICroe, ICrotal, ICup. m, Cycl, IDiad, IDig, Eryng, 11 Eup. perf, Gamb, IIGraph, IHep, IIHell, Hydrocot, Iber, Illgn, llndig, llod, I llpec. Iris, Kali f, I IKali p, Kob, IKreo, ILac c, Lobel. c, IILyc, Lvss, Magn. e, Magn. m, Magn. s, IMang, Mere. iod. rub., Menyanth, I IMillef., IMur. ac, IMygale, IINatr. c, IINatr. m, INatr. s, 11 Naja, Niccol, INitr. ac, 01. an, IPetrol, Phell, IPhos, IPhos. ac, IPlat, IPlumb, Polyp, I IPsor, Ptel, IIPuls, Rhus v, Ruta, Sec, ISil, IStaph., IStram, IISul, Sul. ac, I IXTstil, Val, Vespa, Viol, I IZinc. Sad, when alone: All. sat, I liEthus, I IBov. Sad, in albuminuria: desquamative stage, IHelon. Sad, alternating with: cheerful mood, INux m, INatr. m, IPhos.; amenorrhcea, 11 Senecio ; riotous hilarity and buffoonery (mental de- rangement), IOp. Sad, anxious : Asaf, Ruta; cancer uteri, IGraph. Sad, with apathy : after typhoid, IHell. Sad, with apprehension of impending evil : I Aur. mur, IIKali iod. Sad, during apyrexia: Ipee Sad, on awaking : Alum, ILach, IPhos. ac. Sad, brain : concussion, ICie; fag, INatr. m. Sad, in bronchial catarrh : lAilant. Sad, with chilliness, in evening : Kali m.; and yawning, Merc. sul. Sad, in chlorosis: lAmm. e Sad, in cholera: IChin. Sad, during climacteric period : ITabae 68 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. Sad, conscience, as if he had committed a bad action, or not done his duty : Cycl. Sad, with constipation: IINux v. Sad, in consumption: IGuaiae Sad, without courage: IGels., ISul. Sad, in cysto blennorrhcea : I ITJran. n. Sad, death : thoughts of, IIGraph, Vinca. Sad, with debility, faintness and aching in left iliac region : ICrotal. Sad, despairing: I Agnus, I IHell. Sad, in diabetes: INatr. s., HOp. Sad, in diarrhcea : I IMere. sol.; child, ILye; chronic, lApis, ICoccul. Sad, desires to be diverted from thoughts of self: I Aur. met, Camph. Sad, about domestic affairs: Jacea, ISep. Sad, in dropsy : ascites, IApoe;anasarca, IHell. Sad, inclination to dwell constantly on her con- dition (inflammation of liver) : 11 Sul. Sad, in dysmenorrhoea: lAnae, INatr. m. Sad, with dyspnoea: ICarbo a. Sad, in epilepsy: lAtrop. s, llndig., IISul., Tarant. Sad, in evening : Carbo v., IPlat, Ran. sc, Sul. Sad, faces: in presence of cheerful, I IHell.; serious expression, Rumex. Sad, with fainting: ILach. Sad, with fancies : Lactu. v. Sad, bemoaning fate : IKali br. Sad, thoughts cause fear and despair : Rhus. Sad, fever, relapse of: I Ars.; intermittent, I Ant. c, lElat. Sad, aversion to food: I IPlat. Sad, thinks himself forsaken : Lyss. Sad, imagines he has lost affection of friends : I Aur. met. Sad, after fright: INux m. Sad, about future, her recovery, or fears loss of reason : lAcon. Sad, after grief: llgn., IPhos. ae, INatr. m. Sad, headache, chronic: ICaust.; gastric, ICaust.; right side, worse in rest, better in constant motion, llris; after a fall, I ISul. ae; heavy with vertigo, Stann. Sad, about health: Aeon., Staph.; and domestic affairs, ISep. Sad, heart: oppression, ICaust.; symptoms, Asaf; palpitation, IOp. Sad, in hemorrhoids: IHam. Sad, as when homesick : 11 Aur. mur. Sad, in house, better in open air : IPlat. Sad, hypochondriacal: Mez. Sad, in hysteralgia : Cact, I ICoccul. Sad, in indigestion : IRob. Sad, in intestinal hemorrhage: ICrotal- Sad, with irritability: Ziz. Sad, in jaundice : IPhos. Sad, with languor : Erig. Sad, with lassitude : ISep. Sad, weary of life : ISul. Sad, in liver troubles: IChel.; trifling things appeared insurmountable, 11 Alum. Sad, scirrhous mamma? : ICarbo a. Sad, in puerperal mania: I Aur. met. Sad, with aversion to men : Stann. Sad, menses: amenorrhcea, ICaust., ICycl.; before, Brom, ILye, IMurex, INatr. m., INitr. ac, ISep.; during, Amm. c, ICaust, INatr. m, IPetrol, IPuls., ISep., ITabae;dur- ing, in parenchymatous metritis, 11 Lac e; menorrhagia, ICaust.; inclined to be late, ILye; suppression, ICycl., 11 Rhus. Sad, after excessive mirth: ISpong. Sad, in morning: Alum.; in dyspepsia, ILach Sad, morose: Hyos. Sad, after mortification: 11 Puis. Sad, caused by music : HAcon.; lively, INatr.s. Sad, from disagreeable news : IPuls. Sad, during night: ICaust. Sad, at noon : lively in evening, or vice versa, IZinc Sad, after onanism : HStaph. Sad, in chronic ovaritis: leucorrhcaa, I IPlat. Sad, with every slight pain : Sad, with palpitation : INatr. m. Sad, in paroxysms every fourteen days : ICon. Sad, in pneumonia: I INux v. Sad, preoccupied: IClem. Sad, in prolapsus uteri: HAur. met, ILil. tig. Sad, restless: I Plat. Sad, with pain about and under (not below) short ribs in back and left side: ILobel e Sad, after rigor (valvular disease) : HChel. Sad, in scrofulosis: I I Sul. Sad, sensitive (dropsy) : ILye Sad, better, sighing: ILach. Sad, would like to sleep never to awaken: Ars. m. Sad, causes sleeplessness : Ign. Sad, seeks solitude (after wound on head): ILed. Sad, in spermatorrhoea: ICypr., HPhos. ac, IIITstil. Sad, in chronic splenitis : ICean. Sad, with distress in stomach: IKali bi. Sad, no stool several days (fissure ani): IHam. Sad, with suffering and quiet behavior: Ziz. Sad, suicidal mood : IPsor., Rumex. Sad, in secondary syphilis: I IStilling. Sad, disinclined to talk : Stann, Magn. c. Sad, with swollen testicle : Brom. Sad, in sore throat: I I Phyt. Sad, at twilight (nervous exhaustion) : IPhos. Sad, feels unfortunate : ISep, IVer. Sad while walking in open air, must stand still or sit down : ICup. m. Sad during wet weather : I Elaps. Sad, weakness from : IPhos. ac. Sad, weeping : Ananth, Asar.; if one attempts to console her, Sul.; relieves, Med. B^P" Depression, Despair, Despondency, Dis- couraged, Gloomy, Grief, Hypochondriasis. SALACITY : I Apis, I IPhos. g&g* Erotic, Lascivious, Obscene. SALVATION. 8@~ Religion. SARCASTIC, SATIRICAL: Ars, Lact. ac. Sec; with jealousy, ILach. SCRATCHES, every one interfering with him: IHyos, IStram. SCOLDING: ICham., Con., IDulc, IHyos, Jacea, Lyss, INux v., IPetrol., ISep., Spong, I IStram. Scolding, on awaking: IILyc. Scolding, keeps it up till her lips turn blue, eyes stare, and she falls down fainting : IMosch. Scolding, in fever, intermittent: IFerr. Scolding, if opposed in least, rheumatism of heart: I IPhos. Scolding, at imaginary persons : ILye Scolding in indecent language (puerperal mania); ICamph. Scolding, calling names, if irritated: II Ver Scolding, from jealousy, mingled with unchaste expressions : 11 Nux v. Scolding, with labor pains: HCham 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 69 Scolding, mania: IStram.; violent outburst, abuses her child, puerperal mania : ICamph. Scolding, in melancholy : IKali ars. Scolding, at pain : Coral. Scolding, runs behind table : I I Ver. Scolding, in strangury : Dulc. 8€iP Abusive, Insulting. SCORNFUL. 8®°- Haughty, Pride. SCREAMING (crying out, howling, shriek- ing): Arum t, lAur. met, lAur. mur., I ICale p., Camph., Carbo v., ICed, ICham., HCic, Coff, Eup. pur., IGlon., IHyos, llpec, I ISep, ISul., I ITubere, I ITarant, I IVer. Screaming, with pain in abdomen : I Jatroph, 11 Magn p.; ovarian cyst, I Coloe Screaming, in angina: IHydr. ac. Screaming, when any one approaches bed (chorea): llgn. Screaming, on awaking: llgn., ILye; in cholera infantum, IKali br.; nervous dyspep- sia, IHydr. ac.; intermittent, ICina; menin- gitis, ISul.; night terrors, children, ICham, •Chloral., I IKali ph. Screaming, brain : crie cerebrale (encephalitis), lApis, iGlon.; cerebro-spinal meningitis, from stabbing pain, I Apis; in hydrocephalus, HApis, IDig, Kali, iod, Merc v.; in meningitis, HApis, lArn., IDig., IHell., ISul. Screaming, cannot, but wants to : I IStram. Screaming, in traumatic cardialgia : 11 Nux v. Screaming, during cheerful mood, without ap- parent cause: ICinch. Screaming, incessant, in children : colds, diar- rhoea, llpec; with colic, ICham., I INux v.; worse by comforting, Bell.; fever, IIAnae; in evening, I ICina, Cinnam. Screaming, in chorea : IStram. Screaming, convulsions : before attack, ICupr. m., IZinc; during, lAmyl., lApis, I Art v., "Camph., ICina, Crotal., ICup. m., HOp, I IStram. ; epileptiform, Ipec ; epileptic, IBufo., HCic, IKali bi, ILye, Iffinan., I ISil.; puerperal, IIHyos., ILach.; tetanic, alternating with catalepsy, IPlat.; following injury from splinter, ICie. Screaming, with cough: IKali br, I lOsm. Screaming, sudden, in cyanosis: Sec. Screaming, in delirium: I IChin. s, ICina ; in typhus, Ars. m. Screaming, in dentition, drawing up limbs, or stiffening body, during stool: IRheum. Screaming, desire to : ICale Screaming, expression of despair: before, dur- ing and after paroxysm, Lyss.; and irritation alternates with stupefaction of brain (proso- palgia), ICoccul. Screaming, in diarrhcea: lApis, HPod, IValer. Screaming, with anxious dreams (palpitation) : I Arg. met. Screaming, in earache (ozsena): lAur met; otitis in children : IISul. Screaming, phlegmonous erysipelas: I I Ver. v. Screaming, with sudden fainting on going from one room to another full of company: I IPlumb.; screams"loudly, "I shall not faint, if I do I will have fits," Camph. Screaming, with fear: IVerat Screaming, with fright: awakes, Sep.; clings to those near, IStram.; in chorea, IZinc; in dentition, Tereb. Screaming, furious: IBell. Screaming, with headache : I Ars.; in children, IGlon.; occipital, I IPetrol.; neuralgic pain between temporal region and ciliary arch and maxilla, IKali c. Screaming, feels that he would unless he held on to something : I ISep. Screaming, for help: ICamph., ILaur.; in hy- steria, llgn. Screaming, stitching tearing from hip to knee, worse from motion (ischias): BColoc Screaming, hoarse: Bell, Strain. Screaming, a sort of howl, leaped from bed ap- parently in great agony, and desperate: Camph. Screaming, terrible, in hydrophobia: IStram. Screaming, in hysteria: IStram.; sudden shriek- ing, IKali c Screaming, about imaginary appearances: IKali e Screaming, legs: sudden, with clonic spasms of legs on lying down (third stage of cholera), ICup. m.; with convulsions of legs and cold feet (puerperal convulsions), ILach.; pain in thigh, knee joint, and leg, while lying down, IKali iod. Screaming, in puerperal mania: ICamph. Screaming, in melancholia: I IPlat. Screaming, menses: during, ICoccul.; with convulsions, 11 ffinan.; ovarian tumor, IColoe Screaming, in metritis: Canth. Screaming, during increase of moon (somnam- bulism): I ISil. Screaming, at night: child, ICham., Psor.; bronchial attack after whooping cough, IKali bi.; bronchitis during dentition, IKreo.; all the time, especially night, will not be pacified (child), I ILac c; in whooping cough, I ICaust; diarrhoea of infants, I Jalap. Screaming, in paroxysms: occasional, ILye; every afternoon at five, causes scrotal hernia (infant), ICale; in afternoon, in colic, ILye; in dysentery of infants, and marasmus, lApis; shrill, ICup. m. Screaming, peculiar: suffering, IIEup. pur. Screaming, from pain in peritonitis : IColoe Screaming, cannot on account of phlegm: I IStram. Screaming, piercing: lAmyl., lApis, I Art. v., ICarbol. ac, ICham.; on awaking, llgn.; in chorea, ICup. ae; in hysterical spasms, ICie Screaming, position : outcries and moanings on attempting to change, IHell.; occiput drawn far back (meningitis), ISulph. Screaming, in rage, as if calling : I Anac. Screaming, ran through house like mad, after apathy : Bufo. Screaming, in cardiac rheumatism: ICact Screaming, in scarlatina: in altered voice, shrill (threatening paralysis of brain), IZinc Screaming, from undue sensitiveness in chil- dren : IKali ph. Screaming, short (meningitis); IVer. Screaming, shrill: HApis, ICup. m., IGlon., Stram., IZinc. 8@° piercing. Screaming, sleep: when falling asleep (hydro- cephaloid), ICina; during sleep, children, HApis, llgn., Inul., ILye, IIPuls., IISul, I ITubere, IZinc; in cholera morbus, IZinc; in chorea, Chloral.; in convulsions, IZinc; in dentition lApis; in diphtheria, ILac e; in dys- entery, IMere; in hydrocephalus, HApis, ICina, IZinc; meningitis infantum, lArn., 70 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 11 Hell.; in scarlatina, I Apis; singultus, IStram.; in typhoid, ILye Screaming, during stool: children, IKreo., 11 Rheum; with tenesmus (dysentery), IKali m. Screaming, teeth: grinding in sleep, iKali br. Screaming, as in mortal terror: Chloral.; from dry spasmodic cough, in weak nervous chil- dren, IKali br. Screaming, when touched: IMere; at slightest with pains, lAcon. Screaming, with trembling: llgn., I IZinc. Screaming, with unconsciousness: I ITubere Screaming, in retention of urine: IBell. Screaming, with twitching in uterus: IPlat. Screaming, wild, with disposition to bite and tear: IVer. SCRUPULOUS, about small things (hysteral- gia): IThuya. SECRETIVE, inclined to be: llgn. SELF-CONTROL, want of: JrLach., Sil. SELF-DECEPTION: Act. sp. SELF-DEPRECIATION: Kob.; feels infe- rior to everybody, I ISul. 8®° Bashful, Reserved. SELFISHNESS. 8®" Egotism. SELF-WILL. BST Obstinacy. SENSATIONAL: INux v. SENSES, too acute: Anac, lArn., Bar. e, IBell., ICinch., ICoff, Illgn., IINux v. Senses, cannot collect: on awaking, Cinch.; in endocarditis rheumatica, IHyos.; morning on rising, HPhos.; with anxiety and appre- hension, IMere sol. Senses, confusion of: I IGlon. Senses, do not correspond with objects : IBell. Senses dull: I Anac, Ced, Chin, s., Con., ICycl, I IDulc, Hydr. ac, Mang., INux m., Ran. b., Secal.; in cholera, IHyos.; in typhoid, IHell.; asphyctic form of uraemia, IHydr. ac. Senses, perversion: in iritis, lArg. nit. Senses, vanish, even touch : ICamph. 8€^* Impressibility, Sensitive, also Nerves, Chap. 36. SENSITIVE: All. sat, Apis, lArn., Ars, IIAsaf, lAur. met, Bell, ICale, I ICamph, ICaust, ICina, I ICinch., ICoccul., ICoff, ICrotal., IIGels., Illgn., Hod., Jacea, ILye, Mar. ver., IINux v., IPlat, ISil, ISul., I IVer. Sensitive, takes everything amiss: Bov. Sensitive, in chorea; ICup. m, IMygale. Sensitive, in delirium tremens: IINux v. Sensitive, during digestion : Hod. Sensitive, in hypochondriasis: worse after eat- ing, IINux v. Sensitive, to impressions: Ars, Castor, IINuxv. Sensitive, to jokes: I Aeon, Angust; least word that seems wrong hurts very much, IStaph. Sensitive, profuse lochia: Coff. Sensitive, cannot give her music lessons (melan- cholia): IKali br. Sensitive, after mental exertion: ILach. Sensitive, after metrorrhagia : 11 Sep. Sensitive, in nymphomania : IStaph. Sensitive, to slights : ICoccul. Sensitive, in urticaria: IBov. Sensitive, in prolapsus uteri: lArn. Sensitive, weeps easily: during climaxis I IZinc; even when thanked, IILyc. 8@f Senses and Impressibility. SENTIMENTAL: IPsor., ISul.; in diarrhoea, I Ant. cr.; with ecstasy, ICoff; in moonlight, ecstatic love, IIAnt. cr. SERENITY (tranquillity): Arg. met, Aspar, Chlor, IFluor ac. Serenity, in forenoon: : II^Eethus. Serenity, in hemorrhages ; IHam. Serenity, with melancholy : lArs. 8®" Heaven, Joy, Mild, Peace, Quiet, Sub- dued. SERIOUS : Bell, Con., Grat, llgn. SST* Earnestness. SEXUAL EXCITEMENT: 8®" Amative, Amorous, Erotic, Kissing, Lascivious, Obscene, . Salacitas, also Chapters 22 and 23. SHAME, ailments from: llgn, HOp. Shame, devoid of: I IPhyt.: nymphomania, I I Ver. 8@^" Chagrin, Mortification. ! SHOCK, causes exhaustion: feels so tired, wants to lie down and sleep, IPie. ac. j Shock, causes diabetes mellitus : I I Op. I 8^** Fear, News, Grief and Joy. SHOUTING. B€sT Screaming" SHRIEKING. 8^ Screaming. | SHRINKING. 8@~ Bashful, Cowardice, Fear, Reserved, Sensitive. SHY. 8@~ Bashful. SIGHING: 11 Agar, lAilant, Apoc., Atrop. s, Calab, Calc. p., ICamph, Ced, ICornus, IIEupat pur, IHell, Iber, Illgn., Kob, Lyss., IMur. ac, I IPlumb, I IRhus t, IStram., Sul., Therid. Sighing, in apoplexy : lArn. Sighing, breathing: oppressive, Lyss.;frequent deep inspiration (erysipelas), I IRhus t. Sigbing, with cramps, hysteric,in chest: ICoccul. Sighing, in cholera : IPhos. ac. Sighing, as if he were climbing a high and steep mountain: IPrun. Sighing, precedes coma (epilepsy): IBufo. Sighing, convulsions : puerperal pass off with, ICoccul. Sighing, and ejaculations (mental disorder): I Act. rac. Sighing, before epilepsy: IPlumb. Sighing, with fear : IRhus t. Sighing, with fever (intermittent): llpec; dur- ing heat, Ign. Sighing, in gastralgia: ILye Sighing, heart: anxiety, IPlumb.; pain, 11 Lyss. Sighing, effect of wounded honor: INux v. Sighing, in hydrocephalus : IGrat Sighing, in hysteria: IHydr. ae, Illgn.; weak women, cannot take a full breath, IPlat. Sighing, in leucorrhcea : Calab. Sighing, relieves melancholy : IDig. Sighing, with muscular prostration: 11 Calab. Sighing, in paroxysms ; Ant. cr. Sighing, in typhoid pneumonia ; IPhos. Sighing, worse on rising : IOp. Sighing, in shock from injuries: ILach. Sighing, in sleep: Camph, I IKali ph.,ISul. Sighing, with grasping at throat: HStram. Sighing, continues long after weeping : llgn. SILENT. OS- Taciturn. SILLY. 8®" Foolish. SINGING: Aeon, Agar, Ananth., I ICaps, I ICie, IHyose, Lyss, Mar. v., IPlat, ISpong, Tabae, Therid, I IVer. Singing, with cheerfulness and merry disposi- tion: I INatr. m. Singing, with chorea, every seven days • Croc. Singing, after depression ; Merc, iod flav Singing, in diphtheria: ILach. Singing, periodic ecstasy; ICie 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 71 Singing, in vesicular erysipelas; I IStram. Singing, fever : trilling during heat, Stram.; in typhoid, IOp. Singing, until hoarse and exhausted : Tarant. Singing, Latin paternosters: I IStram. Singing, in mania: ICoccul, INux m.; puer- peral, 11 Plat. Singing, monotonous : heart disease, I IOp. Singing, amorous and obscene: IHyos.; in nymphomania, IStram. Singing, during sleep: IBell, ICroe Singing, involuntarily, on hearing a single note sung; ICroe Singing, she touches things constantly: Bell. Singing, followed by weeping and screaming : IHyper. SITTING, in bed : quietly brooding (after typhoid): IHell. Sitting in corner; buried in thought, Coccul. Sitting by fire : would scarcely move from for days, morbid grief: llgn. Sitting, silent : with eyes on ground, in con- templation, Stram.; moody (chorea), IMagn. p.; for hours, generally in morning (insanity), I INux v.; in one place, Chin. a. SLINKS, about like a ghost (ague): INatr. m. SLUGGISH. B^° Apathy, Laziness, Torpor. SMILING: Atrop s, IIHyos, I IVer. Smiling, with happy disposition, in chorea: Sumb. 8ST" Laughing. SNAPPISH. 8^° Cross. SOLICITUDE. 8§T>Anxiety, Apprehension. SOMNAMBULISM. 8^* Chapter 37. SOPOR. 8ST Stupor. SOUNDS : wild, on hearing any sound, as striking of clock, etc, dances about, must be held : Ver. B@*Music, also Noise, Chapter (5. SPEECH. B@~ Talking. SPELLING, makes mistakes in: Crotal.; wonders how the word "how " is spelled, Med. 8@T* Reading, Writing. SPITS : I IVer, Ver. v.; at those around him, Bell.; in all directions, Lyss. Spits in face of attendants: I IStram, I IPhos. SPITEFUL: IHydras, IINux v.; in melan- cholia, IIKali iod. 8^* Malicious. SPECULATION, mind dwells on philo- sophic: IISul. 8^" Methaphysics, Theo- rizing. STARING, in one direction, without saying anything: Brom. Staring at hands with vacant look: Carb. s. Staring at husband (puerperal fever): I IPuls. Staring, at persons who talk to him, does not understand them: IMere cor. Staring at one point:' Ran. b. Staring at physician (typhoid): IHell. Staring at one questioning her, or at one spot, or at her surroundings, in a strange, stupid manner (melancholy after typhoid): IHell. Staring, thoughtless: IIHell.;morning IGuaiae Staring, rises in bed and gazes vacantly (hys- teria): IHydr. ac. 8@° Eyes, Chapter 5. STARTLED. 8®" Starting, Chapter 36. STEAL, inclination to: by boy with epilepsy, I Art. v.; goes about house in search of some- thing, not knowing what, but if attracted by any object puts it in his pocket, or hides it in coat (mental disturbance), I IStaph. Steals, m mania: IStram. ^^ STOLID : IMere iod. rub. 8@~ Apathy. STORY, desires to relate, but cannot connect a sentence, cannot find right words, and be- comes displeased at this interruption, Stram. Story, friends had to relate stories in a quick way (after metrorrhagia): I ISep. B^T Talking. STRANGE, everything seems : Sep.; almost terrible, Cie ; as if not real (postpartum hem- orrhage), ICann. s. Strange, street: did not know she was on, IPetrol.; well-known, seem strange, loses his way, I IGlon. STRIKES those about him: I Arg. met, Bell, I ICina, IIHyosc, Lyss, IPlumb, Stront, Tarant, IVer. Strikes attendant and grows angry : ILye Strikes, in inflammation of brain : I IHell. Strikes, after convulsions: Cup. m.; puerperal, IGlon. Strikes, in diarrhcea : ILyss. Strikes, in phlegmonous erysipelas : 11 Ver. v. Srikes himself on chest, then fainting: Camp. Strikes, tells his wife he will tiy not to kill anyone (mental disturbance): I IStaph. Strikes, in prosopalgia : I I Plat. Strikes at everybody who wishes to restrain him: Stram. Strikes, with uterine irritation: ILil. tig. Strikes, in worm affections : I Carbo v. STUBBORN. 8^~ Obstinate. STUDY, aversion to: Carbol. ac, IFerr, IGels, IHam., IPhos.; with headache, Natr. a. Study, causes brain symptoms: IPic ac. Study, crazed almost when attempting to study, with headache: Ind. Study causes debility : ICinch. Study, desire for: Kob. Study causes headache : Ars. i., ICalcp, IPhos., IIPuls., ISil., ISul. Study causes heaviness in head and limbs: HPhos. ac. Study, inability to: Abies, ICale, IChin. s, Gymn., I IMelil., ISumb., Vib.;with headache I ISep. Study causes irritable liver: INatr. s. Study causes palpitation: IINux v. Study causes burning along spine, with weak- ness of legs and back, and soreness of muscles and joints: IPic. ae Study, reading aggravates all symptoms, espe- cially pressing in occiput: Carbol. ac. Study causes vertigo: IINatr. m. 8^° Mental concentration and exertion, also Work. STUNNED. 8®" Stupor. STUPID (stupefaction, lighter than stupor): Msc. h., 11 Ant. t, I Apis, Ars., Arum t, Ascl. s.,Aur. met, Cact, Calc. p., Camph., Chrom. ae, Cochl., Crotal., I IHam, IHep., IHyos, Ind., IKali c, Lyss., I IMelil., Merc, per. Millet, Myr. cer, INitr. ac, IOp., IPhos, IPhos. ac, Psor, 11 Ptel., Rhus v., Sec, ISul., Tabae, 11 Ver. Stupid in afternoon: 11 Puis.; and evening with dull pain in forehead, Lyss. Stupid from alcohol: IINux v., Ver. Stupid with anxiety : Anac. Stupid on awaking: IOp., IPsor.; after night- mare, Ind.;as if she could not tell where she was, or what to do, Vib. Stupid, lying in bed with a friendly expression (effects of wounded honor): 11 Nux v. 72 !. MIND AND Stupid, in catarrh of bladder : I I Uva ursi. Stupid, brain: feels compressed, IHyper. ; irri- tation of, ILach. Stupid, in cholera : IPhos. ac. Stupid, in climacteric period (mental dis- turbance) : I Cycl. Stupid, bilious colic : llris. Stupid during day: tubercular meningitis, in- cipient hydrocephalus, pannus, lApis; oc- cipital headache, chronic, I IZinc. Stupid, as after a debauch, on waking: Psor. I Stupid after delirium: IStram. Stupid, in dropsy: I I Eup. pur. Stupid, as if drunk: IOp. Stupid, in intervals of epilepsy: ICale Stupid, eyes closed: Aeon ; staring, wild look (typhus): INitr. ac. Stupid, falling, dread of, forward: lAlum.; as if she were falling from a height, Mosch. Stupid, fever: during chill, IStram, at6 p.m., ILye; intermittent, Eup. perf, ISul.; bilious remittent, I IPod.; typhus, Arn., ILye Stupid, in spasms of glottis : IChlor. Stupid, with headache : Amyl., Ascl.s., IGels, Psor.; at night, IVer. Stupid, cannot collect ideas (delirium): Sal. ac. Stupid, in chronic hepatitis: lAur. met. Stupid, in menses (exophthalmus): ILye vir. Stupid, mental labor impossible: Cycl. Stupid, from every mental exertion: Petrol. Stupid at night, with restlessness: Lyss. Stupid in pneumonia : IFerr. Stupid, with ptyalism at night: IVer. Stupid, sleep: as if just falling asleep, Asar.; with desire to, Con.; in midday sleep, with confused dreams, Jamb. Stupid, while standing, with rush of blood from nape of neck over vertex towards forehead, during motion : Mang. Stupid, with vertigo: Merc, Mosch., IOp., HPhos., Sabad. Stupid, in veta: ICoca. 8£5F° Apathy, Coma, Dulness, Stupor, Torpor, Unconsciousness. STUPOR (lethargy, sopor): Absin., Aeon., ^Ethus., Ailanth, Alet, Amyg, IIAmyl., lAnae, Ant. t, lApis, Arg. met., lArn., Ars., Ars. h., Astac, IBar. e, Bell, Bism, IBry., Bufo., ICamph., Carbo a, ICarbo v., ICie, Coccul, Cornus, Crotal., IDig, IGels., IHam., IHell., IHelon, Hydr. ac, IHyos., IKali iod, I IMelil, IMere cot, IMur. ac, IINatr. m, INitr. sp. d, I INux m, IINux v., IOp, IPhos, HPhos. ae, IPlumb., Sal. ac, Sang., See, IStram, ISul., Ver. v., I IZinc. Stupor, in albuminuria: IChel. Stupor, alcoholic: IGlon., IKali br. Stupor, alternating : with delirium, 7rAtrop. s.; with desire to escape (abortion), IColoe, in childbed fever, IColoe, in cancer of mam- mae, I Apis, in repercussion of measles, ILach.; restlessness (brain fever), lAcon. Stupor, with angina: IChim. m. Stupor, answers questions properly, but stupor immediately returns: IHyos. Stupor, in apoplexy: ICrotal., ILach. Stupor, often awakes, but only for a short time (typhus): lArs. Stupor, brain affections (scarlatina): ISul.; con- cussion of, 11 Arn.; caused by sudden conges- tion, IBell., Ver. v. Stupor, in cholera: ICie, IPhos. ac; infantum, IOp. DISPOSITION. Stupor, with cold surface : ICanth. Stupor, with congestion : IBell. Stupor, with constipation : IStram. Stupor, convulsions: liEthus., ICup. m., IStram.; in dentition, ICham.; puerperal, I Atrop. s., IBell., 11 Ver. v.; after convulsions, I Art. v., IBell., IGlon.; after epileptic, lArs, I I Plumb.; in scarlatina, IZinc. Stupor, with delirium: ICrotal., IOp., IPhos. ac; followed by exhaustion after attack of vertigo, IKali c; following delirium, during day, HChel. Stupor, in epidemic diarrhcea: IINitr. sp. d.; summer complaint, Anac. Stupor, in diphtheria: INatr. m., I ISul. ac. Stupor, with drowsiness (otitis media): IGels. Stupor, a kind of drunkenness: IGels.; as from smoke in brain, IOp.; resembling highest state of excitement from alcohol, IStram. Stupor, ears : hearing vanishes : IStram. Stupor, with a feeling of emptiness : IPlat. Stupor, in erotomania: 11 Orig. Stupor, in eruptive diseases : lApis. Stupor, in evening : I Ars.; and night, worse in rest, better in motion and washing head, Ant. t; in a warm room, with chilliness, Puis. Stupor, with exhaustion (puerperal fever): IKali c Stupor, eyes : cannot open (cholera infantum), ISul.; looks about strangely (typhus), I Apis; sight vanishing, IStram.; staring (typhus), I IZinc. Stupor, face : expressive of pain, ILach.; ery- sipelas, I Apis, IGraph, IISul. Stupor, like fainting : Camph. Stupor, with cold feet: lAcon. Stupor, with fever: Dory.; of children, IGels.: chill, latter part of night, IOp.; in eruptive fevers, IGels.; during heat (ague), INatr. m, ISamb.; quotidian, I IRhus; nervous, Cie; in typhus or typhoid, lApis, HArn., lArs, IIBapt, ICamph, IChlor, IClem., Crotal, IGels, llris, ILye, INitr. sp. d, HPhos. ac, ITereb. Stupor, head: burning, hot (pneumonia), IPhos.; as if he received a blow, Sarrac; convulsive movements of, IStram.; tingling, with pains in limbs, better from motion, IRhus. Stupor, with headache : IHam. Stupor, in valvular disease of heart: I IChel. Stupor, in hydrocephalus: HApis, lApoc, I IClem, EHell., IHyos, ILye, INatr. m. Supor, in hysteria: I!Amm. c, ICinnam. Stupor, bordering on insensibility : IIHell. Stupor, weakened intellect: IStram. Stupor, in jaundice, all day : HChel. Stupor, with languor and prostration : IGels. Stupor, twitching and jerking of limbs: IBell, ICanth, ICup. in, DIHvos, HStram. Stupor, in meningitis: I I Ant. t, I Apis, IGlon, IHell, I IMere v, ISul.. I IVer.; cerebro-spinal, I Apis. Stupor, menses, suppressed from fright: IOp. Stupor, broken by anxious moaning (child with gastritis mucosa) : I Ars. Stupor, in morning: Ars. m.. I IChin. s.; after mental shock three years ago, 11 Nux v. Stupor, with murmuring (encephalitis): ICoccul. Stupor, with muttering: Dory, HPhos. Stupor, depression of nervous centres: IOp. Stupor, with nettlerash on scalp : lAgar. Stupor, in old age : IBar. e 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 73 Stupor, short paroxysms ; I I Hep. Stupor, in pneumonia: IChel, IPhos. Stupor, with mucous rales: I Ant. t, IHyos. Stupor, with restlessness: Tereb. Stupor, in scarlatina: lAilant, lApis, lAmm.c, ICup. ac, IGels, ILye, IMur. ac, ISul.; when kidneys are involved, I ITereb.; suppressed eruption, lAilant. Stupor, interrupted by screaming: lApis, 11 Rheum. Stupor, in persons of sedentary habits, espe- cially in hot weather: IGels. Stupor, blunting of general sensibility : IIHell. Stupor, excitement of sexual parts : IStram. Stupor, in smallpox: INatr. m. Stupor, with snoring (apoplexy) : IHvos, HOp, HStram. Stupor, with somnolence : IPlumb. Stupor, inability to speak : Bufo. Stupor, starts up in a wild manner, opened eyes, but could not keep them open : IStram. Stupor, stool: after, INatr. m.; involuntary (typhus), lArn, IZinc. Stupor, with delirious talk (typhus): I Acet. ac. Stupor, with dry tongue, loss of speech, and hearing (scarlatina): IPhos. Stupor, in uraemia, fainting : ITereb. Stupor, with vertigo: Chlor, IKali br. Sec; after attack, IKali c; in typhoid, ICie Stupor, with vomiting: Ailant, Dory.; between attacks, Ars. h.; after (scarlet fever), IDulc. Stupor, but the will is active: Chlor. Stupor, with yawning and nausea: Jatroph. Jjgg* Apathy, Coma, Stupid, Unconsciousness. SUBDUED/ B^f Mild, Peace, Quiet, Serene. SUICIDE, anxiety: driving her to, IMere Suicide, attempted: I IPlumb.; in mania, I IVer. Suicide, desire for: I Act. rac, Asaf, HAur. mur., ICale, IHvos., I Lach, 11 Orig., I IPlumb., IPuls., Rumex, * I IStram., I IZinc; when see- ing blood on a knife, I Alum.; but lacks cour- age, HCinch., IINux v.; from despair, during spell of asthma, IIRumex; despair about his miserable existence, ISep.; with dread of death and dislike to conversation pertaining thereto (melancholia), I IPlat; caused by fright, I Ars.; with chronic headache caused by suppression of foot sweat, IMere.; in mania, I Ars.; during menses, IMere; gets up in the night and takes his pistol, Med.; with relig- ious despair, Ver.; with stomachache, IBry.; prolapsus or induration of uterus (pregnancy), HAur. met,; whenever he sees an open win- dow, or a cutting instrument (after suppressed foot sweat), IMere 8®" thoughts. Suicide, drown: herself, desire to, IBell., ISil.; from disappointed love, IHyos.; seeks to escape, after menses, llgn.; thinks with pleas- ure of drowning, IPuls.; himself, wants to, ILach, IRhus; in mania, Sec.; or precipitate herself from window (melancholia and epi- lepsy), IISul. Suicide, hang: attempts to, Ars., Tereb. Suicide, haunted by : ICaps. Suicide, mania: I Ars.; to kill himself with a sharp weapon, Alum., with sexual symptoms, I Aur. met; got one leg over window to kill himself, ^Bell.; with melancholia, 11 Naja ; during pregnancy, Aur. met. Suicide mind constantly turns toward (head- ache,' prolapsus uteri, childbed, amenorrhcea, chrome hepatitis): I Aur. met Suicide, determined to commit, but cannot make up her mind how : I ISul. Suicide, tried to end sufferings by eating phos- phorus from matches, after business embar- rassment : Ign. Suicide, asks questions as to quietest and most certain way: ILac. def. Suicide, to cut his throat with razor: I IStram. Suicide, wants to kill himself with sharp weap- on : Alum. Suicide, inclined to by shooting: at night, obliged to get out of bed because he cannot put off the idea, lAnt. c; must use all self-con- trol, INatr. s. Suicide, stab himself: wants to, ICale Suicide, thoughts of: llgn., IMere, HPsor., IRhus; in cholera, I Arg. nit; with dread of death, Alum.; especially in evening (hypopi- on), IHep.; during heat, Stram.; in sperma- torrhoea from onanism, I IGels. 8@" desire. 8^* Depression, Despair, Hypochondriasis, Life, weary of, Melancholy, Moody, Morose, Sad. SULKY: Ant. c, IPlat, Spong. Sulky, in tubercular meningitis : I I Tuberc. SULLEN: Carb. s, ICoccul, IColch, Lyss., IINux v, Stann.; during day (child), ICina; with headache, Bism. Sullen, in mania: I INux v. B^T" Anger. SUPERSTITIOUS: ICon.; beliefs trouble him, 11 Zinc. SURLY. 8@~ Sullen. SURPRISE. B@~ News. SUSPICIOUS: Ananth, Aur. met, Bar. e, ICaust, Crotal, Dig, IHyos, I IKali br., Kali ph, IIPuls, Sul. Suspicious, in diarrhcea: I Ant. c. Suspicious, in dyspepsia: chronic hepatic con- gestion, excess of" lithic gravel, ILye Suspicious, considering everybody his enemy: I IPuls.; in melancholia, iMere Suspicious, in mania: ILach.; puerperal, 11 Ver.v. Suspicious, will not take medicine: lAct. rac. Suspicious, and reserved (pregnancy): I IPuls. Suspicious, of being watched by members of his family with whom he had a misunder- standing : clothed himself differently every day, to avoid being recognized by them, and seldom left the house (insanity), IHyos. BgT* Mistrust. SWEARING. BgrCursing. SYMPATHY: excessive, for others, Caust, Nuph. Sympathy, dislikes (typhus): I Arn. Sympathy, want of: Anac; indolence, Con. Sympathy, felt same pain his brother com- plained of (lyssophobia): ILyss. Sympathy, vexed by want of: Camph. SYPHILOPHOBIA : IHyos. TACITURN (silent): Abrot, I Act. rac, Arg. nit. Arum m., I Aur. met, Bry., Cact, ICaps, ICaust, HCinch, IClem., Cycl, Euph, Grat, IHell, llgn., Ipec, Kali b, ILye, ILye v., Mane, Mang, I IMere, Menyanth, IMur. ac. INatr. m., INatr. s., INitr.ac, 01. an, HPhos, HPhos. ac, I IPlumb, IIPuls, Rheum, Spong, Stront, Tarant, I IVer. Taciturn, alternating with delirium : I IPlumb. Taciturn, as if she would die: IMur. ae Taciturn, after eating: Arum. m. Taciturn, in epilepsy: stupid state, llgn. 74 1. MINI) AND DISPOSITION. Taciturn, fever, intermittent: HTarant.; ty- phus, I Am.; typhoid, INux in. Taciturn, after fright: llgn. Taciturn, acute hydrocephalus, utters no artic- ulate sound for two weeks: I IHell. Taciturn, in hysteria : IHydr. ac. Taciturn, with satiety of life : IPlat. Taciturn, in melancholy: II Arg. nit, IIPuls. Taciturn, in tubercular meningitis: IITuberc. Taciturn, did not move : Stram. Taciturn, during pregnancy: IVer. Taciturn, in puerperal mania: I IVer. Taciturn, unless questioned (typhus): I IColch. Taciturn, with religiousness : IPlat. Taciturn, with sad mood : Magn. c. Taciturn, from sexual excesses: HStaph. Taciturn, sits speechless: IHep. Taciturn, with dry tongue: ICale Taciturn, with weeping : IPlat. 8^" Quiet and Talking. TALKING, alternately with singing (acute mania after melancholia) : IGels. Talking, as if angry : Zinc; in sleep, Castor. Talking, animatedly: IIHyos. Talking, answering. 8®" Answers. Talking, causes anxiety: Amb. Talking, much in apoplexy: HCoff. Talking, argues with facility: Arg. met. Talking, averse to: Aeon, Amb, Amm. ni., Apoe, I I Arg. m, Ars. s. r. Bell, Berb, Camph., I Carbo a. Castor, HCham, Coff., IColoe, IDig, Diosc, IFerr, IIGels., IIGlon, llpec, Jacea, ILac def, Magn. m, Mez, INatr. c, IPhos, IPlumb, I IPuls, Spong, Stann., ISul, Viol.; on awaking, Thuya ; in bilious attacks, ILach.; in dyspepsia, HChel.; febrile condition, IGels.; in headache, I Anac, ICoff. t., Natr. a, Oxal. ac.; irritable, Calc; a foreign language which at other times he speaks fluently, Pallad.; with aching in lung, Asim.; in general marasmus, IHydras.; in melancholia, 11 Arg. nit, I IPuls.; after mortification; llgn.; about sickness or injuries, (spasmodic stricture of oesophagus), IIBapt; exostosis of skull, 11 Arg. met; dur- ing sweat, I IOp.; tabesmesenterica, I ITubere 8^** Answers, Taciturn. Talking, awkward in : INatr. c Talking, babbling (typhus): IStram. Talking, as if brain would be paralyzed : Calc. Talking, about business : Bry. Talking, chattering : Aeon.; typhus, IStram. Talking, causes oppression of chest: Amb. Talking, childish (hypochondriasis): I Arg. nit. Talking, about unpleasant things, causes chilli- ness : Mar. v. Talking, with air of command: ILye, I IPhos. Talking, confused : ICann. s, INatr. m.; men- tal derangement, IOp.; with cold skin, rapid pulse, Crotal.; in typhoid, I IMur ac. Talking, in convulsions : 7rCamph. Talking, of impending death(heartdisease): 11 Op. Talking, delirious : IRlieum ; inflammation of brain, IMere v.; worse in evening, I IStram.; like that of dementia (typhus), IStram. Talking, desire to: Arg. met, Tarax.; about anything, does not care whether anyone lis- tens, 11 Sticta ; about his condition, with anx- ious reflections, IINux v.; wakes wife and child (in hypochrondriasis), I Arg. nit.; men- tal disturbances, INux m. Talking, disconnectedly, pointed to masked people who seemed to approach him : 11 Op. Talking, distorted : Cupr. s. Talking, of domestic affairs : Hyos. Talking, dull (cerebro-spinal meningitis): IGels. Talking, stitches in ears when : I Mang. Talking, echo speech, patient repeats in a monotonous singing way words and sentences of those about him, without being conscious of it: I IZinc. Talking of others, cannot endure: Amm. c, IHelon, IIHyos, IINux v., Rhus; of those passing him, inclined to seize hold of them and abuse them, ICon.; agitates, brings on convulsions, Lyss. Talking, fatigues: Abrot, IStann. Talking, about others' faults: I IVer. Talking, foolish: Bell., Tabae; in headache, ILach.; in intermittent, ICinch.; in typhus, I Stram. Talking, forgets what he intends to say: cannot finish sentence, HCann. L; and looks around for help (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit. Talking, garrulity: Bell. Talking, hot hands from: IIGraph. Talking, hasty: IBell, ICamph, 11 Hep, I IThu- ya; with quick gestures (after metrorrhagia), HSep., and rapid, IIMerc. sol. Talking, causes heaviness of head: Amb. Talking, to herself constantly (chorea): IMagn.p. Talking, to himself (acute mania, induced by severe mental excitement): IChloral. Talking, with imaginary beings (acute mania induced by mental excitement): IChloral. Talking, inability: Crotal, IKali br., Stram.; because of anxiety, llgn.; in epileptiform spasms, IChin. a.; in hydrothorax, lApoc; with spasmodic laughter, clapping of hands, Stram.; in puerperal mania, 11 Kali c; rapidly, with anxious behavior, makes mistakes, llgn.; in scarlatina, IZinc; with stupor, Bufo. Talking, inarticulate : like a beast more than a human being : I I Ver.; confused sounds, IBell.; in facial neuralgia, 11 Verbas.; in typhoid,IZinc. Talking, incessant: ICup. ac, I IPlat, I IStram, I IVer.; with delirium, Lyss, I IGDnan.; de- lirium tremens, 11 Act. rac; mostly devout (dysmenorrhoea), IStram.; and discontentedly (delirium), Sal. ac; in one strain with dis- tressed face (typhus), IStram.; in fevers, IILach.; in typhus, IStram.; yellow fever, I Ars. h.; about one thing, pays no attention to what is said to her (insanity) 11 Ver. v.; cerebro- spinal meningitis, Naja ; at time for return of menses (climaxis), I I Calab.; with mental ex- citement (heart disease), I IOp.; at night, Lyss.; at night (delirium tremens), IHyos.; in puer- peral mania, Camph, I IPlat.; during sleep, IIGraph. Talking, incoherent: 11 Amy g., I Anac; 11 Atrop. s., ICamph, ICann. i, ICham., Cup. m, IGels, INux m, I IPhos, I IRhus, Stram.; during fit of anxiety (erysipelas), 11 Chel.; in bronchitis, I Apis ; delirious, ICup. ae; from disappointed ambition, IINux v.; in typhus, IIBapt, Stram.; with a kind of half-smiling garrulity (typhus), I IZinc; with burning heat and chills, Curar.; in hysteria, IKali c; as it were in a strange language (mental disorder\ ILach.; in mania, ICup. ae; merry, Agar.; during sleep, IKali bi, IStram.; passes rapidly from one subject to another, Agar • ending with sweat, ICup. ac; in a high screaming voice, Stram. ° 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 75 Talking, cannot endure being interrupted, espe- cially after rising from sleep: HCham. Talking, irrational: Camph.: when he awakes as if a man were present, IHyos. Talking, inspired: in religious mania, IStram. Talking, does not know what she is saying: 11 Ver. Talking, language: in a foreign, or in different tongues (typhus), I IStram.; in Jewish jargon (mania), HStram.; entertained himself in different languages with departing people (vesicular erysipelas), I IStram. Talking, loquacious. gf§g* Loquacity. Talking, loud: INux m.; in typhoid, IOp.; during sleep, IBell. Talking in a low soft voice: 11 Viol.; of things which have occurred previous day (quotidian ague), UpeC; thick, as if tired, llCann. i. Talking like a maniac, eyes staring: IBell. Talking about misfortune (mania): 11 Ver. Talking, makes mistakes: Amm. e, Lil. tig, INatr. m, INux v. Thuya. Talking in monosyllables: IThuya. Talking, mumbling (apoplexy, typhoid): ICoc- cul. Talking, murmurs: 11 Ver. Talking, muttering: Ars, Atrop. s, Cham, Cie, IILach., IPhos. ac; absurd things, IIHyos, 11 Stann, I IVer.; in apoplexy, I Arn, ICoccul., ICrotal.; confused, Bell.; in delirium, INatr. m.; in delirium of typhus, ICrotal.; in delirium with vertigo (typhoid), ICie; in chronic diarrhoea, lApis; in intermittent, I Apis; in typhus, lArn, ICoccul., ILach, I ITarax.; gastro-enteritis, lApis; incoherent, disturbing sleep (bronchitis, gastro-enteritis), I Apis; low (typhus), IBapt; in puerperal convulsions, I IOp.; during sleep, Camph, IIHyos., IRhus; sleepless, IIHyos., in scarlatina, I IZinc; with stupor, 11 Phos.; with unconsciousness during heat, lApis; unintel- ligible (paralysis and imbecility), I Anac. oe; unintelligible, alternating with sensorial apathy and staring at one spot (melancholia after typhoid), IHell.; unintelligible, in ty- phoid, I INux v.; on half waking, IGels. Talking, calls things by wrong names: IDiosc. Talking, causes nervousness : Amb. Talking nonsense, by day, at intervals (tuber- cular meningitis): I ITubere Talking, obscene : IBell., IHyos, I I Nux v, IPlat, I IStram. 8^° Lascivious. Talking, obstreperous: Cham. Talking, pathetic: Lyss. Talking, can hardly speak pleasantly : ICham. Talking, prattling: IIHyos. Talking, repeats questions over and over in a singing tone until interrupted by another, which he repeats like the first (after typhoid fever): 11 Zinc. Talking, rapid: IBell, IIHyos, IVer.; confused, following rush of blood to head (hysteria), IMosch.; in fevers, IILach. 8@~ hasty. Talking, rambling: I Atrop. s., I IKali ph. Talking, refuses to: ICham.; after typhoid, IHell.; motions with his hands (mania), I IVer. Talking, reiterating: do, do, do, in plaintive voice: IGlon.; same sentence, Camph.; same thing'over and over (headache),ILach. Talking, relieves: yEthus.; spells of exhilaration and moroseness, Lyss. Talking, rhymesam I verse(intermittent):IAnt.e Talking, wants to say annoying and vexing things, is soon sorry for it: IMez. Talking, about secret (mania): I IVer. Talking, senseless: IBell. Talking,delivers sermonsemphatically: I IStram. Talking, commences every sentence anew, without ability to finish, in spite of every effort of memory : Thuya. Talking sharply : Cham, Hyper. Talking, short: Lyss, Tarant.; snappish, 11 Cham. Talking, in sleep: Ars, IKali e, I IMur. ac, IINatr. m, IINux v., Puis.; in diphtheria, ILac c; with heat, Stram.; loudly, I Arn, ISil, Spong, ISul.; nonsense, 4 a.m.,IHyper.; in pneumonia, IMere; senseless twaddle after a grievance, I Anac; in tabes mesen- terica, 11 Tuberc. Talking, causes sleeplessness: Amb. Talking, slow; IILach, IThuya; has to drag out words to express ideas, forgets the chief points, ISep.; as if hunting for words, IThuya; in learning how to talk and walk (nystagmus), IA gar. Talking, makes speeches: during delirium, Lyss.; strange, Camph. Talking, jumping from subject to subject: mere- ly for the sake of talking, 11 Paris: in after- noon and especially evening (insanity), I INux v. Talking, substitutes name of object seen for object thought of: ILac e Talking, about suffering (hypochondriasis): I Arg nit. Talking, causes sweat: Amb. Talking, syllables, drops them: IKali br.; uses wrong, ILye Talking,d.oes not correspond with thought: I Bell. Talking, constantly loses thread: IMed. Talking, of nothing but carious tooth that has been extracted : 11 Nux v. Talking a torrent of words: llgn. Talking, causes tremor; Amb. Talking, unintelligible: IHyos, IPhos. ae, I IStram.; with open eyes (typhoid fever), IVer. v.; rising up in bed, with short tremu- lous respiration, evening after lying down, Zinc. Talking, vivacious, hammering headache: ISul. Talking, in a whisper, if long continued it causes a dry, straining cough with a feeling of compression in chest(aphonia nervosa): I IPuls. Talking, wildly: Ars, Camph, I IVer. v. Talking, words; at times well chosen, at others uses high-sounding phrases (mania puerper- alis\ INux v.; curtailed, Stram.; difficult to find fitting ones, ILye; difficulty in finding and keeping the right one, although right idea is present to mind (anaemia of frontal lobe of brain), IIKali br.; difficulty in connecting, Murex; difficult to find the right one (typhoid), IIPuls, in aphasia, I ISyph.; drops them (chorea), I IVer. v.; uses words not intended, Alum.; misapplies, Bov, ICale, HCinch, Osm, in delirium tremens, HStram, in talk- ing or writing, ISul.; omits, ICham, one, often leads into midst of another story, IILach.; unable to find right, Act. rac, Carb. s, Dulc, IPhos. ae, with indigestion, ILye, in neu- ralgia of scalp, 11 Staph., worse from exertion and sleepless nights, Agar. ; are forgotten, IKali br.; slow to find, ICoca, HStram.; are swallowed, Thuya; utters single broken words in higher voice, Strain.; uses wrong ones, 76 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. I ICaust, HCinch, ILye, Lyss., INux v., I I Stram, IThuya, after emission, I Lil. tig, in headache, INux m., in typhoid, ICoccul., ILye, in typhus, I Arn. Talking, worse, from : Magn. c. 8^° Speech, Chapter 11. TEARS, things around him : Bell, Hyos, Ver. Tears, bed covers and clothing : in melancholia religiosa, IKali ph. Tears, or cuts buttons off her dress, worse during menses (fits): I IGiman. Tears clothes: llgn, I IStram.; in insanity from drinking, IHyos. Tears, desire to : everything to pieces, Iod.; in intermittent: ICimex. Tears hair: children, IBell.; with unconscious- ness, Tuberc; uterine dementia, 11 Lil. tig. Tears, in mania: ICup. m. Tears, night dress and bedclothes : IBell. TEMPER, bad: HCham, lUran. n.; phthisi- cal habit, I ITubere Temper, capricious: ISul. ac. Temper, irritable (diabetes): INux v. Temper, better during menses : Cycl. Temper, quick : ISul. Temper, savage: Lyss. Temper, unhappy: IRhus. 8^" Anger, etc. TENDER, disposition : Illgn. Tender, alternate with rage : Croc. 8^* Mild, Sensitive, Yielding. THEORIZING, constantly : llCann. i. 8^" Metaphysics, Speculation. THOUGHTS (thinking), absorbed in : Aeon, ICon, Cycl, I llgn, Ipec; with closed eyes, ICann. i.; yet thinks of nothing (typhus), I Arn. Thoughts, of accidents having happened : Osm. Thoughts, arrested by thrills caused by imag- ining something unpleasant: Asar. Thoughts, anxious: Sul. Thoughts, averse to: Act. sp., lAilant, 11 Ast, r., IIBapt, IBry., Caps, Case, ICinch, Ferr, Lact. ac, 11 Petrol, ISil.; in evening and after dinner, Lyss.; nervous debility, ICurar.; after a walk in open air, Arn. Thoughts, on awakening, terrible (nervous ex- citability) : 11 Calab. Thoughts cause pain or soreness in brain: Daphne. Thoughts, of business of day prevent sleep for an hour: ICoccul. Thoughts, chasing through brain : Ptel. Thoughts, of coffee causes nausea : Lil. tig. Thoughts, by collecting, could recall things read many years ago: Ptel. Thoughts, cannot collect: Cochl, IFerr., ILac c, I IPic. ac, Ptel.; during apyrexia, Ipec; in brain fag, IPhos. ac; during chill, Caps.; to reply to question, drops what he is holding in his hands, INitr. ac; while listening to ser- mon, on account of joyful feeling without cause, Anag.; for an hour in morning on awaking, Thuya; must rouse himself forcibly, INux m. Thoughts, about complaint: when left alone, Ars, in angina pectoris, I Aur. mur.; fissure of anus, IHam.; better from, I ICamph, Coccul, IHell.; of incurability (cancerous inoculation), Ars.; brings on attack (catalepsy), I Art. v.; brings on chilly waves, Chin, a.; cough worse, 11 Bar. c; one-sided heat of face worse, Spong.; hemorrhoids and hysteria worse, ICaust.; causes palpitation, Alum.; worse from, IBar. c, ICale p., IGels. 8®° Pain- Thoughts, cannot concentrate: ICanth., Med.; in malarial ataxy, Arg. nit. Thoughts, confused. 8®" Confusion. Thoughts, loses continuity : I I Syph. Thoughts, do not correspond to sense : IBell. Thoughts, crowd; different trains, Verbas.; cause sleeplessness, IFluor. ac; is too weak to keep them off* or to hold one idea, Ars.; a mass of subjects, some scientific, cross each other on closing eyes, Spong. Thoughts, desultory: Aloe. Thoughts, cause diarrhoea: Arg. nit, Thoughts, difficult: Alum, I Anac. oc. Apis, Ascl. t, HCale, Camph., Carb. s, ICarbo v, IChel, Cinch, IClem, ICoccul, Cochl, IDig, Eryng., IHyos, Hod, Lactu. v., IMez, INatr. m, 11 Ptel, I IRhus, See, ISep, IStram, ISul, IZinc; in diabetes, INatr. s.; in evening, ICochl.; in headache, Diad.; from sensation as if head were enlarged and distended, 11 Ran. b.; from heaviness in head, IOp.; sometimes impossible, Lyss.; in morning (old people), lAmb.; after vertigo, ICoccul.; in vesical humor, ICanth. B®° Mental Exertion, and Concentration. Thoughts, disconnected: Viol. Thoughts, distracted: I INux v.; with vertigo, IMere Thoughts, reappear in his dreams : Psor. Thoughts, too much exertion: Ars. m. Thoughts, eyes: cause dimness of vision, Arg. nit Thoughts, face : heat with soreness of left cheek from, Lyss.; cause pain, Amm. e Thoughts, fatigue: ICoccul. Thoughts, fixed, immovable : Iod. Thoughts, great flow, difficult to arrange, IPhos. Thoughts, about food he has eaten makes him sick : I I Sars. Thoughts about future : Cinch, bol, Cycl. Thoughts, headache, from: Arg. nit, ICoff, Lyss, IParis, Sabad, ISpig.; but cannot stop thinking, Calab.; drawing in right side of forehead, worse, Calc; dulness, Natr. m.; pressing, ILyss. Thoughts, heavy flow : ISep. Thoughts, of himself, desire to be diverted: Camph. Thoughts, as though one cannot think outside of himself: Crot t Thoughts, hurried: Calc. Thoughts, inability to think : Abies, Abrot, Anac, lArg.met, Arn, Ars., IIBapt, ICanth, IGels, Gymn, Hydr.ac, IHyos,Kreo., IINatr. c, I I Natr. s, IPhos, IStaph, IThuya, I IZinc; after getting out of bed, IStram.; caused by tightness in brain, Med.; as after excessive coition, IPhos. ac; confusion, I /Ethus.; in convulsions, I IStaph.; with drowsiness, Calc. p.; in evening, I I Ign.; injurious effect of gas- light, ICaust.; in headache, lAlum, I ISep.; in nervous headache, ITereb.; with roaring and buzzing in head and ears (ozsena), INatr. m.; by least interruption, Berb.; in morning, IPhos. ac; in pneumonia, ISul.; with stupe- faction, dizziness and vacancy in head Kreo • sudden after luncheon, Cales.; when reading! Stann.; with vertigo, IINux v. Thoughts, increased, power of: ICoff. Thoughts, of doing injury to others : Osm 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 77 Thoughts, muddled: INux m. Thoughts, cause pain in nose : Lyss. Thoughts, obscene: ILil. tig. B^aT" Lascivious. Thoughts, pain: aggravates Bapt, IHell.; and makes her want to urinate, IMere v.; causes it to return, HOxal. ac; undefined, disagreeable sensation, 11 Agar. 8^" complaint. Thoughts, cause palpitation: llgn. Thoughts, about past troubles: IINitr. ac. Thoughts, profusion of: causes confusion in writing, llgn. Thoughts, rapid: Aeon, lOxal. ac, Kob. Thoughts, inability to recall: on account of dif- ferent thoughts crowding on brain, HCann. i. Thoughts, retarded: slow, Cup. ac, Chlorof, IGraph.; in apoplexy, I Arn. Thoughts, same project, and nothing else : Ang.; with sleeplessness, ICale; unpleasant subject, ICoccul. Thoughts, serious: are terrifying, IPlat. Thoughts, prevent sleep: ICale, IGraph., INux v, ISep., ISul.; after midnight, I IHep.; after awaking at 2 a.m., Sil. Thoughts, seem to stand still: ICann. s. Thoughts, terrible: take possession of him (mania), Hod. Thoughts, in attempting to think of one thing another thought intrudes: Aeon. Thoughts, it seems to her as if two entirely dif- ferent trains of, influenced her at the same time: Lyss. Thoughts, painful vacant feeling on attempting to think (yellow fever): IGels. Thoughts, vanishing: Ars. s. f, ICale, Kali bi, Kreo, ILye, INux m, 01. an.; with blackness before eyes, in paroxysms, ILach.; with faint- ing, seeming to her of a half hour's duration, but really only momentary, INux m.; gradual as when falling asleep, Asar.; while reading, ends in falling asleep, INux m.; before men- ses, IINux m.; momentary, Viol.; after over- lifting, Psor.; when reflecting, INitr.ac, Ran. b.; when he attempts to express them they van- ish, strange thoughts take their place, he could not recall the former ones, Viol.; sudden, IManc; before she can give them utterance (after sunstroke), IStram.; while talking, read- ing or writing, I INux m.; with vertigo, ICham.; with sickness of stomach, as soon as she closes eyes, Therid. Thoughts, cause vertigo (brainfag): IPhos. ac. Thoughts, wandering: IPuls.; and dwell on images and fancies, Arn. Thoughts, weakened power of correctly ex- pressing: ICon. Thoughts, wild: Strain. Thoughts, thinking makes her wretched (preg- nancy) : I I Stann. 8^°"Delusion, Mental activity, exertion and concention, also Reflection, Study. THOUGHTFUL. 8@~Reflective. THOUGHTLESS : Thuya ; with foolish gest- ures and complaint of pain, I IMosch. THROWS things in air: with crazy laughter (children), Camph. Throws away: everything given it (child),ICina, ICoff; a lacemaker threw about her bobbins in- cessantly, and every th ing into con fusion, Stram. Throws, things into fire regardless of value (mental disturbance): I IStaph. Throws, herself forcibly about: ICale; upon floor, 'and rolls about, 11 Sul. Throws, things out of window : I IStram. TIME, mistakes days: Badiag. Time, seems long: I Alum., Arg. n, I IMed, ■Mere, INux m, INux v, Pallad.; in post- partum hemorrhage, ICann. s.; way home too long, IIGlon.; seconds seem ages, llCann. i. Time, passes too quickly: I ICoccul., Therid. Time, if set: worries day before, and is ready before time (chronic diarrhcea, epilepsy), I Arg. nit. TIMIDITY. 8@~ Cowardice, Fear. TORMENTS those about him day and night: HCale TORPOR: Ammoniac, lApis, Berb., ICie, ICrotal, IGels, IIKali br, IINux m, HOp, IPlumb, Sang, IStram., Uran. n. Torpor, in Addison's disease : Hod. Torpor, in apoplexy: IPlumb. Torpor, in constipation : IINatr. m. Torpor, after convulsions: Cup. m. Torpor, in indigestion: IMere cor. Torpor, with intercurrent erethism: 11 Puis. Torpor, in fever: IHyos. Torpor, caused by a dull depressing pain through whole head (under pressure of great weariness or excitement): Polyg. Torpor, with sleepiness during day : IMagn. m. Torpor, with weakness: ILye Torpor, worse in damp weather: I ISang. 8®*" Apathy, Dulness, Indifference. TRANQUIL. 8@~ Peace, Quiet, Serene, Sub- dued. TOUCHED, aversion to being: I Ant. c, 11 Ant t, HCham.; in headache, I IZinc; in- sane women will not be touched or approached, IThuya. Touched, not conscious of being (typhoid): INitr. sp. d. Touched, everything within reach : Bell.; feels of those around her, Bell. Touched, does not know whether objects seen are really there, or whether she only imagines them, until she has touched them: Sul. TRANCE: IILach. Trance, alternates with : spasmodic symptoms. every Summer, I IStram. Trance, after convulsions: I IStram. Trance, eyes: closed, answers no questions, lifts arm at every stroke of town clock, plays on piano with closed eyes, writes letters in an acquired language more correctly than in wak- ing state, occupies himself for hours with the number 6 (priapism, spasms), ICamph. Trance, unconscious, or wrapt in imagination: thinks himself in grave, IGels. Trance, everything seems unreal to her: Amyl. 8^° Clairvoyance, Ecstasy. TRAVEL, desire to, far away, almost uncon- trollable : 11 Merc. 8®" Escape, Run away. TRICKS: insane, spiteful, ICup. m. 8^** Actions, Antics, Malice, Spiteful. UNCERTAINTY, feeling of: 11 Amyl. UGLINESS, of disposition : ILac e UNCONSCIOUS: Act. sp, /Esc. g., ^Ethus., I lAmyg., I lAnthrac, Antchl., Ante, I Ant. t, I Apis, lArg.nit, I Arn, Ars, lArum t, Ars. h, 11 Ast. r, IBell, Bism, Bov, Calad, Calc, s, Carbol. ac, 11 Ced, ICham, HCic, ICina, Citrus, Coff. t, Colch, ICon, ICup. ac, Cupr. s, Cycl, IDig, Filix, IGels, IGlon, I IHell, IHydr. ac, IHyos, llpec, IKali br, ILach, Lauroc, ILye, Lyss, IIMerc, IMosch, 78 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. INatr. m, Nitr. ac, IINux m, CEnan, Ole- and, I IParis, I IPetrol, IPhos. ac, I IPlumb, HOp, Sabad, Sec, ISul, IStram, ITabae, Vespa, IZinc. Unconscious, abdomen: lancinating, pinching, and sensation as if he must go to stool, Spig. Unconscious, in albuminuria: ICoccus. Unconscious, alternately with delirium: IPhos. Unconscious, in angina pectoris: I Act. rac, 11 Arn. Unconscious, answers correctly when spoken to: I Arn. ; periodic ecstasy, ICie Unconscious, in apoplexy: ILach, I IGEnan, I IPhos, I IPuls.; as if dying, speechless, Aeon.; nervous form, ICup. ac. Cup. m.; in drunk- ards or old people, HOp. Unconscious, apparently (hysteria): IHydras. Unconscious, almost, at night when he awakes: 11 Ast. r.; complains, in diphtheria, IKali bi. Unconscious, feeling as though she would be- come (diphtheria): I ILac c. Unconscious, brain: from pressure on anterior lobe (epilepsy), Ast. r.; brain troubles of children (cholera infantum), IMagn. p.; in meningitis, I Apis, I IRhus, IVer, cerebro- spinal, IHell, IHydr. ac. Unconscious, breathing: apoplectic, HOp. Unconscious, in burns: ICalend. Unconscious, in catalepsy : Camph. Unconscious, with chill. 8^° fever. Unconscious, in cholera Asiatica: IBry. Unconscious, in cholera infantum: ICadm. s. Unconscious, with colic : Asaf. Unconscious, with collapse: Anthrac Unconscious, convulsions: during, Absin., I Aeon, Agar, Ant. t, I Ast. r, Camph, HCic, ICoccul, ICup. m, IGlon.; after, ICie, I ICEnan.;afterbeingunjustlyaccused, I IStaph.; after fright, ICup. m.; worse during menses, I I CEnan.; in trismus,; 11 CEnan.; in epilepti- form, IChin. a.; epileptic, ICale a, ICale p., ILye; periodical, in typhoid, IMosch.; puer- peral, lAtrop. s, IChin. s, ICie, I ICoccul, IGlon., I INux v, IOp, IPuls, in quick suc- cession during seventh month of pregnancy in a woman with dropsy, albuminuria, head- ache, etc, 11 CEnan.; tetanic, ICie; after fright, ICup.m.; worse during menses, I I CEnan. Unconscious, coughing: before attack, I ICina; during attack, Ipec.; from arrest of breathing, better cold water, llpec; in whooping cough, ICina. Unconscious, in croup: ICarbo v. Unconscious, lies as if dead : lArn, ICarbo v. Unconscious, with muttering delirium: picking at bedclothes (typhoid), ILye Unconscious, in delirium tremens: IINux v. Unconscious, in diphtheria: IMere sol. Unconscious, in dysmenorrhoea: ICycl. Unconscious, from earache: Curar.; deafness after Quinine, IGels. Unconscious, in epilepsy: Art. v, lAst. r, HCale, ICaust, ICrotal, ICup. m, Curar., IGlon, ICEnan, IStann, I ISumb. Unconscious, in eruptive diseases: lApis. Unconscious, after excitement: INux m. Unconscious, eyes: open (periodic ecstasy), ICie; protruding, I IVer.; pupils dilated, eyes staring (child), JEthus. Unconscious, face : deep red or purple, IGlon.; red (dentition), ICanth.; swollen, I IVer.; prosopalgia, IGlon. Unconscious, falling: Acet.ac, I IBufo, ICann.i. Carbo v, ICoccul, IGlon, IPlumb.; m apo- plexy, I Aeon, I IPhos.; body cold and stiff like a piece of wood, IIHyos.; in delirium tremens, IINux v.; turns red suddenly, and falls (teething child), 11 Aeon.; with howling cries, Camph.; with nausea, ICoccul.; in syn- cope, IINux v.; sensation as if he would, Calc. Unconscious, fever: during chill, ICamph, IHep, ISpong, IStram.; with chill in puer- peral peritonitis, ILach.; in cold stage of intermittent, I Ars.; during heat, Mane, IPhos. ac, IStram.; during sweat, IStram.; in bilious, ICrotal.; intermittent, lApis, llpec; febris nervosastupida, Melil.; during sweat, IStram.; in typhoid, lAgar, IBapt, ICalad, IColch, IMur. ac, INitr. sp. d, INux m, IPhos, IStram, IZinc; yellow fever, HCanth. Unconscious, with frantic spells: Aloe. Unconscious, with maniacal frenzy: Camph. Unconscious, with headache: IGlon, Nux v., ISil.; from, IBell.; after epileptic attacks, IKali bi.; with vertigo as if he would fall, worse morning on rising, ISpig.; from stitches or pressing in one side of head, INux v.; after headache, llgn. Unconscious, head: congestion to, IGlon,IHyos, I ISul, during pregnancy, I IGlon.; drawn to right shoulder, Camph.; from stitches or press- ing in one side, INux v.; when turning, Rhus. Unconscious, heart: irregularity of action,ISang.; heart disease, lArs, lAur. met.; hypertrophy of, IDig. Unconscious, in hemorrhage : after labor, 11 Sa- bina, ICann. s.; uterine, ICinch. Unconscious, in hydrocephalus: Art. v., IGrat. Unconscious, in hydrothorax : following metri- tis, 11 Citrus. Unconscious,.in hysteria: ICed, I ICinnam, I INux v. Unconscious, after tumult of ideas: Camph. Unconscious, in kidney disease: IChel. Unconscious, in premature labor: 11 Sec; after labor, IChin. s. Unconscious,with immobility of left leg: INux m. Unconscious, lies stretched out: lyEthus. Unconscious, loses himself every few moments: ICann. i. Unconscious, before menses: INux m. Unconscious, in metritis: Canth. Unconscious, after a clear mind: Tereb. Unconscious, momentary: Chim. m. Unconscious, motions, during: child stands up in bed, ICroe Unconscious, as if struck by apoplexy, with agonizing attacks of neuralgic pain, between temporal region and ciliary arch and maxilla: IKali cy. Unconscious, with opisthotonus: ILach,Ver.v. Unconscious, with palpitation : Cact, 11 Nux m. Unconscious, paralysis with imbecility: I Anac. oc Unconscious, paroxysms while sewing or talk- ing, attacks daily for a month: I ITubere; once or twice a week for nine hours, ILaur. Unconscious, on assuming upright position: IColch. Unconscious, with rage : IStram. Unconscious, worse on rising: IOp. Unconscious, sat up in bed : Stram. Unconscious, in scarlatina: lApis, Zinc.; after suppressed eruption, lAilant. Unconscious, with screaming : tearing her hair, 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 79 beating head with fists, or against the wall or floor, I ITubere Unconscious, in shock from iniury: I Arn, Chlorof. Unconscious, attacks while sitting (amemia): ICaust. Unconscious, with heavy sleep preceded by tingling in head and limbs: Sec. Unconscious, loss of speech and motion: Laur. Unconscious, after painful tension in spine and headache: INatr. m. Unconscious, is aroused when spoken to (deli- rium) : IIHyos. Unconscious, after stool: 11 Ver. Unconscious, sudden: ICoccul, IHydr. ac, IKali c, ILaur, CEnan.; following excite- ment as after champagne, Amyg.; especially at night, llgn. Unconscious, in sunstroke : IGlon.; with teta- nus, IBell. 8^° Sunstroke, Chap. 3. Unconscious, of surrounding objects, evening while conversing: Sinap. Unconscious, with inability to swallow (convul- sions in a child): lAmyl.; after, IKali e, Jatroph. Unconscious, vertigo: during, IBov, ICanth, Crotal., IKali br, IKali e. Mane, IINuxv, Ran.se, ISep; in chronic alcoholism, IPhos.; in typhoid, ICie Unconscious, with vomiting: Calend.; of about a pound of black coagulated blood (hsemate- mesis), I INux v. Unconscious, with flesh wounds: ICalend. Unconscious, with ■worms : ICina. B^T" Coma, Stupor. UNEASY: All sat, 11 Apis, Aur. met, ICaust, INitr. ac, 11 Ptel, I ITarant, IThuya, Zinc. Uneasy, apparently from abdomen : Ant. t. Uneasy, as if he had committed a crime (ceph- alalgia) : 11 Alum. Uneasy, to fainting : ICale Uneasy, fever; intermittent, lApis. Uneasy, for future : IIBry. Uneasy, when reading or thinking, with press- ing in forehead and top of head, returning at 4 p.m. seventh day : Lyss. Uneasy, in scarlatina : lApis. Uneasy, before thunderstorm, terrific screams after heavy thunderbolt: IGels. 8§T* Anxiety, also Chapter 36. UNOBSERVANT, children, in otitis: IISul. BgT" Apathy, Dulness, Indifference, Torpor. UNPLEASANT THINGS, inclined to dwell on: IBenz. ac, Kreo, INatr. m. UNSTEADY : Asaf, Bism, IIKali br, IThuya, Zinc. 8®°" Changeable, Fickle, Fit- ful, Indecision, Irresolute. VACILLATING. 8@" Indecision, Unsteady, etc. VACUITY, feelmg of: Benz. ac. VEHBMBNCB^ur. met, Carb. s, Ferr, I IKali. iod, ILed, INatr. m., IPhos, ISep. Vehemence, ailments from: lAur. met, Coff. Vehemence, atrophy of infants: 11 Petrol, IPhos. Vehemence, in delirium tremens: IINux v. Vehemence,' in intermittent: ICimex. Vehemence, after arrest of hemorrhage : llgn. 8^- Anger, Fury, Rage, Raving. VERSES, makes: Agar, IStram. VEXATION: HArs, Ars. h, Ars. m., IBry, HCham., Hydr. ac, IIKali iod, IIKali ph. Magn. o, IMez, IINux v, M Petrol, ISep, Spong, Zinc. Vexation, ailments from: lAcon, Ant. t, ■ Apis, HArs, lAur. met, Cadm. s, I Cochl., I llpec, IILyc, INatr. m, HStaph.; with re- served displeasure, llgn.; with fright, Coff, IPetrol. Vexation, causes catalepsy : Art. v. Vexation, causes chorea: ICaust. Vexation, causes colic : IIColoc Vexation, causes convulsions: I ICup. m. Vexation, causes cough: lAcon, IStaph, Ver. Vexation, causes depression : Calc. p. Vexation, causes diarrhcea : Calc. p., ICham. Vexation, causes dyspnoea : Ars, iCup. m. Vexation, easily: Bell, IGraph, Iris; in aphonia, IFerr.; in chorea, ICale; from least contradiction, Niccol.; at trifles, lAcon, lArs., I IChel, Mang, Natr. ph, INitr. ac, IPlat Vexation, causes epilepsy: Art. v, HCale Vexation, causes red spots in face: Amm. c Vexation, sees faces when closing eyes : IBry. Vexation, cannot forget: Sars. Vexation, causes gastralgia: ICham. Vexation, causes headache : ICoff". Vexation, causes hemicrania: ICham. Vexation, head, stinging in, after: ICham.; tearing in, after, ICham.; painful to slightest touch, after, IIMez. Vexation, after arrest of hemorrhage : llgn. Vexation, with herself: ISul. Vexation, with himself: IBell. Vexation, causes hysteria: I IRhus. Vexation, causes jaundice : lAur. met, lAur. mur. nat, INatr. s. Vexation, with bursts of laughter : ICroe Vexation, liver: stinging in, after, ICham.; hepitatis, after, ICham. Vexation, suppression of menses from : IColoe Vexation, causes mental depression : 11 Puis. Vexation, causes mental derangement: ILach, IPlat. Vexation of mother, child vomits milk: Cochl. Vexation, inclined to vex others: HCinch. Vexation, causes palpitation: I Aur. mur. Vexation, felt as if paralyzed: I Cist. Vexation, past vexations arise from most indif- ferent thoughts and from every occurrence in life, unite with new vexations, cannot free herself from them : Sul. Vexation, causes pain in right shoulder blade as if bruised: 11 Coloe Vexation, causes frequent spitting : ICale Vexation, could tear himself to pieces: Sul. Vexation, at trifles: ICon. gJQT easily. Vexation, causes vertigo : Calc. Vexation, causes vomiting : ICham. Vexation, weeping, with violent quarrelling, even to extreme malice and rage: 11 Mosch. Vexation, walks as if lame, after: Calc. p. Vexation, cannot work, after: Calc. p. 8^*" Anger, Cross, Irritable, 111 humor, Tem- per, Peevish and AVorry. VIGILANCE, morbid : I ILye. vir.; in hysteria, IHyos. 8@ir Jealous, Mistrust, Suspicion. VINDICTIVE : INatr. m, INitr. ac. ggjg* Compare Harsh, Hateful, Malice, Rancor, Spiteful. VIOLENT: Abrot, Absin., IIAnt t, ICale, HCic, IIHyos, IINux v, IPetrol, I IPhos, Sul, Tarant. 80 1. MIND AND Violent, with bodily activity : 11 Plat. Violent, ailments, from : IBry. Violent, chases family out of house : 11 Ver. Violent, when crossed (megrim): 11 Sil.; worse during menses (convulsions), 11 CEnan. Violent, in delirium: IPhos.; tremens, Chlorof. Violent, as if drunk (lead colic): lAlum. Violent, in acute mania: IStram.; can be kept in bed with difficulty, ILach. Violent, in menorrhagia: I INux v. Violent, in nymphomania: I IVer. Violent, suddenly sprang away from attendants and swept everything from mantelpiece, said she was sorry, but could not help it: 11 Tarant. Violent, breaks window (mania): Hyos. Violent, in whooping cough: IBry. a^jr Anger, Antagonism, Biting, Brawling, Breaking, Curses, Defiant, Delirium, De- stroys, Frantic, Frenzy, Fury, Mania, Quarrelsome, Rage, Raving, Scratching, Striking, Tearing. VISIONS. 8^° Delusion. VIVACITY: Kob. Vivacity, in heart disease: ICact. Vivacity, with love of prattling: 11 Paris. 8®°" Lively. VOICES, personifies (delirium tremens): I IStram. 8@~ Delusions, of hearing. VOLUPTUOUS. 8^° Amorous, Erotic, Las- civious. WALE, aversion to: cannot or will not, 11 Zinc. Walk, desire to: as soon as she sets out, desire gone, Calc. s.; restless, Chlor. Walk, floor, day and night (uterine dementia) : ILil. tig. Walk hither and thither : Asaf. Walk, hurriedly: IIArg. nit.; up and down room (acute mania, induced by severe mental excitement), IChloral. Walk, about room : cannot make up his mind to do anything, IIKali br, I IStram.; in a circle, I IThuya. Bi^ Escape, Restless, Run away, Wander. WANDERS, about as if half asleep: Con. Wanders, about house : 11 Val. Wanders away and hides: IChloral. 8^*"Hide. Wanders at night: ICale; from home, and ranges in woods (intermittent): lElat; up and down room (insanity from drinking), IHyos. Wanders, restlessly about: could only be re- strained by force, from running out into street, j I I Stram. Wanders about streets: mad, furious (after suppression of tinea capitis), I ISul.; uncon- sciously, by day or night (congestive head- ache), IMelil. Bgf"* Escape, Restless, Run, Walk. "WASHING, acts as if she were : Bell. Washing, dread of being washed : in children, IISul. WASPISH: lArn. 8®" HI humor, Irritable, etc. WASTEFUL: I ICon. 8^° Extravagant WATER, cannot bear to hear running (nerv- ousness, diarrhoea): ILyss. Water, sight of, renews idea of pain : ILyss. Water, irritated by thinking of, as if he would have to vomit: Ars. h. WAVERING. 8^" Indecision. WEEPING (crying, lachrymose disposition): DISPOSITION. I Aeon, I Act. rac. Alum, Amyg., Amm. m, I Ant. c, I Ant. t, Apoc, HApis, Ars , Ast r. I Aur. met., I Aur. mur. Bar. e, Bell, Berb, Bry, ICale, Cann.i, Card.m, I ICaust, HChel, Chlorof, HCic, ICina, ICinnam, ICoccul, ICoff, Coloc, ICon, ICrotal,ICycl,IDig, Eup. pur, IFerr, IIGraph., IHydras, Ind. met. Hod, IKali bi, IKali e, Kali f, IKreo, IILactu. v, I ILil. tig, Lobel. c, Magn. m, Magn. s., IMang, IMelil, IMere, Merc. iod. rub, Menyanth, IINatr. m, INatr.s, Niccol, INitr. ac, IINux v, IPetrol, IPhos. ac, IPlat, I IPsor, IIPuls, IRhus, ISep, I ISpig, ISpong, IStram, ISul, Sul.ac, Syph, I lUstil, Vacc, Vinca, I Viol, 11 Zinc. Weeping, when admonished: ICale Weeping, every afternoon: ISil. Weeping, when alone: INatr. m.; with dysp- noea, ILye; in nervous affection, after ty- phoid, IMancin. Weeping, alternates with laughter: lAcon., Bor, ICoff, IHyos, llgn, I IMosch, IPhos, IStram, I ISumb, Ziz.; precedes chorea, IStram.; in silliest manner (mental disorder) ILach.; in sciatica, due to retrolateral version of uterus, IINux m.; in mania during lacta- tion, IHyoB. Weeping, in anaemia: IFerr. Weeping, at answering a question: IIPuls. Weeping, with anxiety: Amm. c. Weeping, in aphonia nervosa: IIPuls. Weeping, with apprehension: IIGraph, IIKali iod. Weeping, with pain in anus and rectum after stool: IColch. Weeping, in asthma, after spell: 11 Rumex. Weeping, inclined to on awaking : IBell. • Weeping, on being awakened: concussion of brain, ICie Weeping, with pain in back: ILil. tig. Weeping, before going to bed: Lyss. Weeping, better from, melancholy : IDig.; op- pression of chest, I Anac, in suppression of menses, ICycl. Weeping, on attempting to take breast (child) : Ant. t Weeping, on taking a deep breath (infantile pneumonia) : 11 Phos. Weeping, broken, often no sound (diphtheria): Lac c Weeping, bronchitis: ICina. Weeping, when interrupted in business : IPuls. Weeping, children : IBell,Bor, HCham.; new- born when taken hold of or carried, ICina. Weeping, like a child: Arsen., I ICup. ac; about illness, with senseless prattling, I ICalad. Weeping, in cholera: 11 Ver. Weeping, in chorea: lArt. v, ICaust, ICup. m. Weeping, after catching cold: 11 Op. Weeping, in colic : ICina, (jtoff, Jacea. Weeping, before coma: Bvpb. Weeping, worse from consolation: Bell, I ICact, IINatr. m. Weeping, convulsions: causes, Bell.; during, ■Alum, I ICamph., llgn, IMere, INux v.; epileptic, IICup. m, llndig, ILach. Weeping, cough: before paroxysms, HArn, IBell.; during, lAnt. t, IBadiag, ICain, IHep, HOsm., Ver.; after, Hep.; with suffo- cative, ISamb.; in whooping cough, I Arn, I Ant t, ICaust. Weeping, in croup: IHep, I ISpong. 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. 81 Weeping, during day: ICaust, IILyc, IStram. Weeping, from uncontrollable delight (after parturition): ICoff. Weeping, with delirium, before menses: ILye Weeping, with depression (fainting): ILac def. Weeping, desire to: Amm. m, Ast. r, ICact, Cinch, bol.; after coldness, ICoff.; buteyesare i dry, ICamph. Weeping, in despair: ICup. ac. Weeping, in diarrhcea: ICoccul, IFerr, Mar. v. Weeping, discontent with himself: INitr. ac. Weeping, discouraged (tonsillitis, angina) : I Apis. Weeping, in dreams: ISil, ISpong.; frightful or sad, IPuls. 8®" night, sleep. Weeping, easily: Arg. met, Ast. r, IBell, ICale, HCaust, IKali br, INatr. m, IIPuls, Rhus; in epilepsy, IBufo.; in erotomania, I IPlat; in rheumatism, I IPuls. 8®* inces- santly. Weeping, as soon as child eats: Staph.; until child gets something to eat (hydrocephaloid children), Bell. Weeping, in periodic ecstasy: ICie Weeping, with eruptions: ICoff. Weeping, in evening: Amm. c, IPlat.; with oppression of chest, IRan. b.; with desire for solitude, IRhus. Weeping, face: in prosopalgia HPlat.; jactita- tion, lAcon.; numb feeling in malar bones, as if parts were between screws (neuralgia), IPlat.; neuralgia, ICup. ac. Weeping, fever: Vace; during heat, ISpong.; in infants, 11 Anac; in intermittent, 11 Ant. c; with sweat, ISpong.; typhoid, ILye, IVer. Weeping, with headache: ICoff, IKali c, Lyss. Weeping, in heart disease: lAur. met, I IOp. Weeping, in hemiopia: lAur. met. Weeping, from hiccough: Bell, ICie Weeping, hoarse: Brom.; in measles, Coff. Weeping, with homesickness: IPhos. ac. Weeping, in hydrocephaloid: I ICina. Weeping, in hypochondriasis : I Arg. nit, Mez. 8gp°" melancholia. Weeping, hysterical: Ars, Cact, ICoff, 11 Kali ph, INatr. m, I ITarant, 11 Ver. v.; after spasms, ICaust.; from pain in right breast, along course of lactiferous tubes after nursing, IPhell.; with feeling of ball in throat, and oppression of chest after sunset, Natr. s. Weeping, inability: Ars. m. with grief, IGels. Weeping, incessantly: IFerr,IMurex, IStram, II Thuya; cannot calm herself, worse from 4 j to 8 p.m., ILye; catarrh of chest, IKali e; child, intestinal spasms, 11 Op.; croup, I ISamb.; in dysentery, IMere cor.; after a fall upon head", I ISul. ae; in hysteria, ICamph.; insan- ity, I IPuls.; in stomatitis, IMere; and vio- lently, llpec. B£aT easily. Weeping, inconsolable, especially when spo- ken to: IPlat. Weeping, with indifference : I IPlat. Weeping, in jaundice : I INux v. Weeping, at things joyful, or sad : I IPuls. Weeping, with drawing up of knees as if in pain (child): I IPsor. Weeping during labor: ICoff, ILye; because she is not delivered, IPuls, Weeping, lamenting. 8®* Lamentation. Weeping, with hysterical laughter: IPhos. Weeping in affection of liver: I Magn. m. Weeping, about his lonesome condition : ILith. Weeping, caused by any observation, or steady look (chorea): I ITarant. Weeping, loudly: IHep, I INux v., IStram.;in conjunctivitis, HSep. Weeping, with unrequited love: llgn. Weeping, with measles: Coff. Weeping, in mastitis: I IPhos. Weeping, in melancholia: lAlum, I Aur. met, IPhos.; fear of losing reason, or that she might commit suicide, IPuls. 8@~ hypochondria- sis. Weeping, menses: before, Con, ILye, IPhos.; during, lArs., ICoccul., ICoff, IPetrol, IPuls, IPhyt, IStram, Zinc; suppressed, IChen. Weeping, about her weak mind (after sun- stroke) : IStram. Weeping, about being moved (nervous affec- tion) : IMagn. e Weeping, in muscular atrophy: ICale Weeping, from music: IIGraph, IKreo.; with trembling of feet, Thuya. Weeping, nausea and pain in back: IILil. tig. Weeping, at night: IStram.; children, Arund, IBor, I ILac c, IPsor, IRheum ; difficult den- tition, IPhyt. Weeping, at every nursing: IIPuls.; at every attempt to nurse (diphtheria), ILac e Weeping, with inclination to give offence, and to feel offended: IStram. Weeping, with pain: ICoff, I IGlon, IPlat.; in cephalalgia periostitica, IMez.; better after green slimy stool (bilious colic), IMere sol. Weeping, with palpitation, after mental excite- ment: IPlat. AVeeping, in paralysis: ICaust. Weeping, paroxysms: uncontrollable, IIKali br.; in headache, ILachn.; two or three times a day (parenchymatous keratitis), I ILac e; at night, worse if child approaches fire, rub- bing head quiets it, 11 Sul. Weeping, when meeting people : I Aur. met. Weeping, periodical every four weeks: ICon. Weeping, in praecordial anxiety: ICamph. Weeping, during pregnancy: IMagn.c, INatr. m.; makes her worse, I I Stann. Weeping, rage: after, lArn.; as from, children, Bell.; with maniacal rage, 11 Plumb. Weeping, on reading : ICrotal. Weeping, in religiosa melancholia:IKali ph. Weeping, after being mildly reproached: IPlat. Weeping, with restlessness: Rheum; in chil- dren,with retention of urine from cold, 11 Aeon. Weeping, with sadness: ILobel. c. Weeping, in scarlatina: HApis. Weeping, in scrofulosis : IISul. Weeping, with self-dissatisfaction: Ziz. Weeping, from undue sensitiveness in chil- dren: IKali ph. Weeping, in silence : IPlat, Weepins, sleep: because she could not, IPuls.; with sleepiness, Cham.; during sleep, I ICaust, IKali c, I INux v, IRheum, in intermittent, ISamb, with anxious dreams, I INatr. m, in spasms of glottis, I IVer, unconscious of it, I IKali iod, in catarrh of chest, IKali c. 8gf° night, dreams. Weeping, sobbing: HCic, ICoccul, llgn, Lyss, I IMagn. p., Lobel. i.; continues long after crying; llgn.; aloud when alone, ICon, after menses, nymphomania, IStram.- during sleep, I Aur. met, IHyos, IOp, INitr. ac; during pain (cephalalgia periostitica), SMez. 82 1. MIND AND DISPOSITION. with pressive pain on top of head, I IZinc; spinal irritation, IChin. s. Weeping, spasmodic : in asthma, Bov.; in pro- sopalgia, I IStaph.; during menses, Thuya. Weeping, cannot speak without: IMed. Weeping, in spermatorrhoea: HUstil. Weeping, in spinal irritation : IChin. s. Weeping, kindly spoken to: ISil, IIThuya. Weeping, during stool: IJilthus.; with liquid slimy stool, as if fermented, IRheum. Weeping, sudden, with clutching of hair, or nurse's face (cerebro-spinal meningitis): IDig. Weeping, while stating her symptoms; IKali c, , IIPuls. Weeping, if not talked to constantly (puerperal convulsions): IGels. Weeping, in tetanus : IChloral. Weeping much is very timid: I ILil. tig. Weeping, with toothache: Therid.; especially at night and after eating, ICoff. Weeping, with tossing from pain : IPuls. Weeping, if touched (children): I Ant tart. Weeping, unconsciously: Stram. Weeping, prolapsus uteri: HAur. met, ILil. tig, HPallad. Weeping, vehemently (child): IIRheum. Weeping, walking in open air, and in evening, with sadness: ISep Weeping, following weakness (fainting spells): ILac. def. Weeping, whispered sound (diphtheria): ILace Weeping, does not know "why : ICamph. Weeping, when will is not done (child, bron- chitis): II Cina. Weeping, with unintelligible words; ILye 8®~ Grief, Howling, Lamenting, Sadness, Whimpering, Whining. WHIMPERING: I Ars, IKreo. Whimpering, in catarrh: ICale Whimpering, before coma; Bufo. Whimpering, with headache, left side : Chel. Whimpering, peculiar (gastromalacia): IMered. Whimpering, during sleep: I Arn.; in mania-a- potu, typhoid, INux v. Whimpering, when spoken to : I ITubere 8®*" Weeping. WHINING: Ars, IBar. c, ICanth, Coff, IIKali iod, 11 Kali ph, Lachn, IPod.; chil- dren, ICina, IPod. Whining, constant: Mang.; in gastromalacia, IKreo. Whining, with hot ear lobes: lAlum. Whining, feeble (gastromalacia): IKreo. Whining, in headache: Coff. Whining, fever: typhoid, IVer. Whining, in hydrocephaloid: I ITubere Whining, when lifted diphtheria : I ISul. ac. Whining, after menses (nymphomania): IStram. Whining, in morning (child): IBor.. Whining, at night: Pod. Whining, in obesity : Aur. met. Whining, with pain : Lachn.; rheumatic, IColo. Whining, piteous: lAcon. Whining, restless : I ICham. Whining, in scrofulosis: 11 Sulph. Whining, during sleep: Cinch, IIPuls., ISil.; in brain affections of children, IISul. Whining, sudden : before eclampsia, Art. v. Whining, summer complaint: before and dur- ing attacks (infantile catarrh), I Ant t. Whining, tremulous manner : ICup. m. Whining, does not know why: IHyos. 8@~ Lamenting, Querulous, Weeping, Whim- pering. WHISTLING : Bell, ICroe, IPlat.; after great depression, Merc. iod. flav.; in diphtheria, ILach.; in vesicular erysipelas, HStram. WICKED: Anac; in mental derangement fol- lowing amenorrhoea, ICoccul. WILDNESS: Lyss, I IOp, IMed., I Lobel c WILL, active: during stupefaction, Chlor.; slightest seems to have powerful effect, Agar. Will, and mind, contradiction of: Ant t; in headache and whooping cough, lAnae Will, instability of (mental derangement): IOp. Will, loss of power: Coca, ICon, IHell, I IMere v., INatr. m, IPic. ac, 11 Ptel.; after apoplexy, I Anac; melancholia, I Arg. nit; paralysis with imbecility, lAnae oc,Nitr. ac. Will, precipitancy (emotional chorea): llgn. Will, seems unable to give an exact voluntary statement: 11 Natr. e Will, strong: but difficulty in way of carrying out its purpose (multiple sclerosis), 11 Calab. Will, as if he had two: one commanding, one forbidding, IIAnae WINDOW, impulse to jump out: ICamph, IVer. WITTY: Coccul, Croc; but indecent, I IStram. WORK, aversion to : JEse h., Aloe, Amm. c, Anac, Ars, Ars. h, Ascl. t, 11 Ast. r, I Aur. mur, Brom, Cadm. s, ICale, ICale p., Camph, Caps, HChel., I ICaust, HCinch, I ICon, ICrot, IGuaiae, IGraph., IHam, Ind. m, I Hod, IKali c, IManc, IINux v, Pallad, Petrol, IPhos. ac, IPlumb., IPsor, IPuls, Rumex, ISep., ISpig, IISul, I IThuya, Verbas, 11 Zinc; to business or profession, Asar, Brom, I ILach,Lact ac, I ISep, Therid.; to physical, Bar. c, Carbol. ac, IKali b, Kob., ILil. tig, comes from abdomen, Ant. t, in Addison's disease, ICale, in asthma, Arg. nit, in caries, I Asaf; with chill, Diad.; in cholera season, IChin. s.; in coryza, ICale; in bilious diarrhoea, I Apis; after dinner, Agar, I IChel.; he thinks it will do him harm (hypochondriasis), I Arg. nit.; in headache,especially to any thingserious, 11 Alum.; in hypochondriasis, llpec; wants to leave everything as soon as it is commenced, ILac c; in melancholia, lArg. nit.; suppres- sion of menses, ICycl.; and motion (melancho- lia), ILach.; after onanism, IDig.; with incli- nation to stretch, 11 Meph.; in prolapsus uteri, Agar.; with weakness, ICycl.; but works well after beginning, Tarax. Work, feels awkward about: Spong, Sul. Work, desire for: Verbas.; with anxiety, Calc; though incapable, Act. sp.; insane passion for, IHyos.; with moroseness, Sars. Work, causes twitching in fingers, into hands, arms and body to diaphragm : ICup. m. Work, impatient of (hypchrondriasis): llpec Work, inability to perform: Arn.; after long- continued convulsions, I Amyl.; after a fall on head, IISul. ac; in dyspepsia, ICycl.; the most simple, even dressing, I IThuya; in ma- larial ataxy, lArg. nit.; with dull headache in vertex, IHyper.; after meals, Cinch.; from overstudy, INatr. e Work, does everything wrong (disappointed ambition): 11 Nux v. 8®" Mental activity and exhaustion, Study, also Physical activity, Chapter 36. WORLD, has no existence for her: I INux m.; 2. SENSORIUM. 83 as if he moved in his own little world, in which things are clear, outside uncertain, Camph. WORRY : ICale, ICaust, IPsor., Vacc. Worry, if he does not eat: ICoccul, lllod. Worry, in ecthyma: IJugl. Worry causes fever : and prostration after child- bearing: ILach.; typhoid, ICale Worry, with headache : ILach. Worry, in mental derangement: IKali br. Worry, yet mild: Sal. ac. Worry, with nervous trembling: Med. Worry, at night (sick babies): IPsor. Worry, by noise or interruption in business (gravel): ILye Worry, quietly (child): ICoff. Worry, causes sleeplessness: I IKali ph. Worry, in uterine displacement: I ISul. BgT* Anxietv, Apprehension, Grief, Uneasy. WRITING, expression: difficulty in finding right one, in writing symptoms, Cact; uses wrong ones and omits words and syllables, Thuya; writes down right arm or leg, mean- ing left, IDiosc; omits final letter or letters of words, ILac c, 11 Hyper, 11 Melil, wrote in different alphabets against his will, changing from one subject to another, INux m.; has to think what letters to use (fever), HStram.; uses too many words or not the right one, ILace; misapplies words, Bov, ICale, Sep.; misspells words, ILye; mixes up letters or omits parts of words, ILye; omits words, Benz. ac, ICham, I IMelil, Rhod.; after post- partum hemorrhage, ICann. s, ICale p.; to doctor, '' I am waiting with impatience that you give me and my young ones something to eat," Lyss. Writing, fatigues : ISil. Writing,in fever, though he cannot form letters : HStram. Writing, hands tremble, worse if anyone no- tices it: llgn. Writing, aggravates heaviness in head : ICale Writing, inability, makes unintelligible charac- ters: Ars., Lye Writing, all sorts of mean and contemptible things to her friends: ILac e Writing, makes mistakes : ICann. s, I IHyper, Lil. tig, ILye, Thuya; incipient stage of senile dementia, ICrotal.; in spelling, Cepa. Writing, makes nervous, enrages her: Med. Writing, unable to as rapidly as he wishes, anx- ious behavior, makes mistakes: llgn. Writing, worse from: Asaf. YIELDING disposition: IIPuls., ISil. S^° Mild, Resigned, and Chapter 47. ZOOMAGNETIC rendition: Phos. 2. SENSORIUM. Confusion. Dizziness. Falling. Giddiness. Intoxication. LigMness. Reeling. Staggering. Swaying. Vertigo. CONFUSION, as in bilious attack : Ptel. Confusion, with headache: Calc. p. Confusion, as after intoxication : Niccol. Confusion, staggering in old people: IBar. c Confusion, after stooping: IGlon. DIZZINESS: Amyl, lAnthrac, Anthrok, I Apis, Apoc, Arg. nit. Bell, IBerb, 11 Calab, ICale a, Caulo, HChrom. ac, Cinnab, Coca, Coccus, ICoff, ICon, ICycl, Diosc, Fen-, ph, IGlon., Helon., Hyper, I IKali br, Kob, Mar. v, INitr. ac, Polyg, Ptel, 11 Ran. b, Squilla, II Therid, 11 Zing. Dizziness, with cramps in abdomen : 11 Lyss. Dizziness, worse in open air, with drowsiness, nausea, pale complexion, exhaustion, and diarrhoea: iCrot. t. Dizziness, in angina: IDig. Dizziness, on being aroused: (encephalitis) ICoccul. Dizziness, on awaking: Ant. t; in morning, IKali c, afterwards three similar attacks (paralysis of nervous abducens), IKali iod. Dizziness, as if falling out of bed: II Arg. met. Dizziness, benumbing, when pressing head on pillow: Ang. Dizziness, brain: hyperemia of, I IPhos.; fol- lows feeling of looseness or quivering on shak- ing head: Xan. Dizziness, when carried: child seizes hold ft nurse, fearing it will fall, IIGels. Dizziness, in inflammation of chest: ICornus. Dizziness, as if something were drawing around in a circle, and as if she could not hold her head straight: Lyss. Dizziness, with convulsions: TrCamph.; epi- lepsy, at beginning of, llndig.;before, 11 Tarant.; after, ICale, I ITarant. Dizziness, with cough: Ant. t. Dizziness, in a crowd: INux v. Dizziness, with diarrhcea: IKalm.; better by return of, I ILyss. Dizziness, when going down stairs: IIBor, I ISul. Dizziness, with dull and stupid feeling: IMere Dizziness, in dysentery: ILept Dizziness, eating: worse during, Amm. e; after a little, I IPetrol. Dizziness, cannot keep erect: ^Ethus. Dizziness, in evening: Jamb.; towards, in upper part of head as if she would fall while walk- ing, 11 Lyss. Dizziness, on active exertion (chronic head- ache) : Hod. Dizziness, eyes; dimness of sight, Gymn.; blur- ring of sight, gradually worse, IIGels.; while walking and sitting, I ILyss.; in fixing eyes on any spot on wall (diphtheria), ILach.; on 84 2. SENSORIUM. looking steadily at object (conjunctivitis and leucoma), IKali c; on looking at running water, IFerr.; from sight of high houses, 11 Arg. nit.; on attempting to move, is obliged to turn whole head to see, ISpig. Dizziness, face hot, cannot sit up (scarlatina): I lAilant. Dizziness, with faintness: IMere iod. flav.; andmuscse volitantes on moving, 1 p.m., Calab. Dizziness, with falling. 8®" Falling. Dizziness, fever: with high, I Kali c; in inter- mittent, ICoccul.; in typhoid, ICoccul. Dizziness, in forenoon : Badiag, Hyper. Dizziness, with gastric and hemorrhoidal trou- bles : Collin. Dizziness, with haemoptysis: ICinch. Dizziness, head : bad feeling in, Abies; as if blood were mounting, I IVer.; as from com- pression, HCaust; with congestion, ICycl.; with dulness during a walk in open air, Tarax.; with enlarged feeling, Chin, s.: fore- head feels empty when stooping, Act. sp.; with heaviness, Ang., ISul, and shooting pains better from motion, Como.; from light- ness, Tromb.; as if lying with it too low, I IPhos.; with pain in occiput, Ailant.; after scratching (epilepsy), ICale; on shaking, Spig.; with tension when moving, it seems as if it were filled with water, Samb.; with throb- bing, Stilling.; on turning, Bry, ICund. Dizziness, with headache: ^Ethus.; I lAnthrac, IChlorof, Xan.; lasting all day, Lyss.; severe frontal, Xan.; occipital, ICrotal., IINux v.; right-sided, better in open air and during sweat, I Natr. m. Dizziness, in heart disease : IDig. Dizziness, with pain in left hypochondrium on awaking in morning: Merc. iod. flav. Dizziness, with languor and weakness of lower limbs: Amm m. Dizziness, with lassitude : Zing. Dizziness, with pain in liver, right to left: Merc. iod. flav. Dizziness, after lying down: and closing eyes, prevents sleep, Calad.; as if head would fall out of bed, before midnight, with convulsive starting, 11 Arg. met.; like a shock in upper brain, with inclination to fall to right when stooping, I ILyss.; obliges her to lie down (chronic cephalalgia), I IPsor. Dizziness, menses : after, Agar.; better as men- strual flow becomes established, All. sat. Dizziness, in morning : IBry, ICinnab, I ISul.; early, in bed or in open air, when stooping, 01. an.; after breakfast, ICale; after restless night, Bism.; when rising, Asar, Magn. e; as from loss of sleep, Zinc. Dizziness, when moving: Ferr. iod.; in gonor- rhoea, 11 Tarant. Dizziness, with nausea : Hnd. met, ILac c, I ILyss.; in chlorotic cephalalgia, I IZinc; worse, eyes closed, Amyl.; followed by heat of surface, Ver. v.; and vomiting, Dory.; and weakness on remaining up late in evening, as after smoking, Zinc. Dizziness, at noon: Zinc: Dizziness, with palpitation : ICoccul. Dizziness, in pneumonia: ICornus. Dizziness, when reading: Ang, Merc. iod. flav. Dizziness, on rising: lArn, IGuaiae, IPuls.; from a chair, Merc. iod. flav.; from bed (in in- termittent), ICina, ICoccul.; in morning, with pain over eyes (mental disease), lAct. rac; cannot walk straight, 11 Lyss.; in typhoid scarlatina, Ailant.; on being raised (scarla- tina), Arum t. Dizziness, on entering room : 11 Arg. met. Dizziness, sitting: I ILyss.; prevents sitting erect (heart disease), IHydras.; when trying to sit up (diphtheria), I IPhyt. Dizziness, caused by sneezing . Seneg. Dizziness, from standing: I I Phyt. Dizziness, with severe throbbing in solar plexus, extends to head: 11 Lac e Dizziness, stools: after, Petrol, in cholerine, Crot. t. with constipation, Calc. fl, Kob. Dizziness when stooping: Alet, Bapt,IIBell, IBry, ICinnab, ISul; in conjunctivitis and leucoma, IKali e; in nasal catarrh, IKali hi.; in uterine affection, 11 Vib. Dizziness, while studying in school: Camph. Dizziness, everything swims: Ferr. ph. Dizziness, worse by teaching spelling, or being obliged to notice letters: 11 Lyss. Dizziness, with loss of thought, sight and hear- ing: Kreo. Dizziness, throat: dry, lAilant.; sore, I IPhyt. Dizziness, frequent and transient: I ILyss.; while walking in open air, Tereb. Dizziness, feels dizzy, cannot turn quickly without fear of falling: Sang. Dizziness, on going up stairs: ICale; in nasal catarrh, IKali bi. Dizziness, walking: while,Calc. s, IKali e; goes to right, Diosc; and sitting, Lyss.; after, Calad.; in open air, like a wave from occiput to sin- ciput, 11 Senecio. Dizziness, whirling : morning on rising, as if head were turning in circle, IBry. Dizziness, after work (mental disorder) : ILach.; constant, from overwork at desk, I Agar. DRUNKENNESS. 8@~ Intoxication. FAINTING. 8^° Chapter 3.6. FALLING: ICed, Chin, s, Crotal, Hydr. ac. Falling backward: inclined to, Dios, Stram, IISul.; in apoplexy, IINux v.; suddenly, IQEnan.; in vertigo, ICarbo a.; tendency to, in vertigo, Ananth, Brom, HCale, ICaust, ISil, ISpong.; on rising, Cinch.; with vertigo, Phell. Falling, with full consciousness : bent back- ward,'so that heels touch occiput, suddenly snaps forward, I IStram.; in vertigo, Tarant, I IZinc. Falling, in convulsions : during morning, while at work, IKali br. Falling, during cough: Ipec. Falling, in dark: can walk well in light, IStram. Falling, as if drunk (hypertrophy of heart): I ISpig. Falling, with dizziness : Psor.; walking in open air, Am.; inclination to fall forward, IGraph. Falling, in epilepsy: lAst. r, ICaust, IHydr. ac, llndig. Falling, eyes: on closing, feels as if he would fall, lArs. Falling, forward: with fits, Samb.; in sore throat, ICale; with vertigo, Agar, ICau3t, ICie, IINux v.; on descending, IIFerr.; ten- dency to in vertigo, Elaps, IGraph, Mang, IINatr. m, Phell, IPod, ISil.; on suddenly rising from seat, ISul.; while walking (incipient paralysis), ILach.; walking, 10 a.m., ICamph. Falling, headache : congestive, IMelil.; depriv- ing him of senses, vertigo in morning, ISpig. 2. .SENSORIUM. 85 Falling, to left: IBor, lEup. perf, Stram,Zinc; in vertigo, lAur. m, IBor, Merc, per, ILach, ISul, Yib.; while surrounding objects seem to fall to right, Sal. ac Falling, as if paralyzed : I IZinc. Falling, sensation of: Caust.; in intermittent, IGels, Merc, per, from a height with stupefac- tion, Mosch.; with dim sight, Dory. Falling, sideways: Amm. m, Arg. nit, Bov, Cann. s, Caust, ICon, IINux v.; fear of, in afternoon, Benz. ac; while walking, IICoccul.; in vertigo, HCale; particularly to side to which one turns in room, Phell.; tendency to fall to affected side, while objects seem to fall to opposite side (Meniere's disease), ISal. ac. Falling, sudden: epilepsy, I Ast. r. ; with livid face, Ast. r.; with consciousness, when stand- ing or walking, Magn. e; with a shriek, IHyos. Falling, with raving, as if delirious: Nitr. ac. Falling, to right: after running for a while in a circle (epilepsy), ICaust.; in vertigo, Camph, I Eup. pur, ISil. Falling, on stooping: after injuries to head, with vertigo, Cie; worse, vertigo (mental derangement), IKali br. Falling, on turning quickly : vertigo, IKreo. Falling, unconscious: without warning (epi- lepsy), I ITarant; striking on back of head, I ISul.; in syncope, IINux v.; with palpitation, Coff. t; vertigo, as though one would fall un- conscious, HCale, ITabae Falling, with vertigo: Crotal, IGlon, IGels, QSnan, ITereb.; on rising, ICarbo a.; in tertian ague, HSep.; tendency to, Berb, Euph, ISpong.; dreads, Carbol. ae, IKali s, ILye, IMed.; had to hold on, ICarbo v, could scarcely stand, Sarrac, ISul, IZinc; with lassitude, ICale, going from room into open air, IRan. b. GIDDINESS : Amm. m, Amyl, Ant. t, 11 Arum t, Astac, n Atrop. s, Anrant, I IBor, Brach, Calab, Cast, TrChin. s, Chlorof, Coca, Coccul, I ICup. m. Form, I IGoss, I IHyos, IKali c, Lachn, IINatr. ph, IPod, 11 Ptel., I ISul, Uran. n, Ziz. Giddiness, in open air : ICaust. Giddiness, in angina pectoris: I Amyl. Giddiness, in prolapsus ani: lArn. Giddiness, with anxiety : when moving: Aloe. Giddiness, on awaking : IKali iod. Giddiness, blood seems to leave extremities, with inability to speak : Mez. Giddiness, brain: 11 Acet. ac; congestion, IVer. v.; looseness, on stooping, Bry. Giddiness, chest: heat, boiling bubbling around heart, Lach.; with violent shootings two or ; three times a day from side along lower por- tion of left mamma (chronic ovaritis and leucorrhoea), HPlat Giddiness, at beginning of colic : I IColoe Giddiness, confused, with lack of muscular co-ordination: IIGels. Giddiness in convulsions (epileptiform, hys- teria): I Ced. Giddiness, with delirium and deafness : Coloe Giddiness, with diarrhcea: IKalm. Giddiness, after dinner, with headache: Coca. Giddiness, on going down stairs: IIBor, Chrom. ac. Giddiness, with dyspnoea when lying on back at night: IPuls. Giddiness, with singing in ears : IStram. Giddiness, after eating : IPetrol, IRhus. Giddiness, generally in evening: felt as if she would fall if she did not hold on to something, glad to get into the open air, I ISabad. Giddiness, eyes : when closing, Sabad.; on look- ing down, Oleand.; as if falling forward, Alum.; with contracted pupils, Mez.; with dimness of vision, ISul.; with double vision, I IPhyt.; with loss of vision, lOxal. ae, (yellow fever), IGels.; with chilliness and accelerated pulse, IIGels.; with weakness and dazzling of eyes, with debility, especially arms and legs, on walking, staggered as if drunk, HCon. Giddiness, with fainting : Croc, INux v. Giddiness, with falling. 8®" Falling. Giddiness, with fever : 11 Agar, Caps, IKali bi.; and rigors, ISul.; in intermittent, ICoccul. 1 Giddiness, caused by gaping: Agar. Giddiness, with grippe : IMere iod. rub. Giddiness in headache : Castor, IGels, Hip- pom, IHydr. ac, Indig., INatr. s.; in alcohol- ism, IKali br.; burning, I IKali bi.;hemicrania, ILach.; and nausea, IKalm.; periodic neural- gia, IChin. s.; strong plethoric adults, INux v. Giddiness, head: with confusion in,^Eeseh, ISul., with infrascapular pain, HChen. a, heaviness, Bufo.; pressing heaviness, most in forehead, INux m.; icy coldness of fore- head, Lach. t; pricking across forehead for two months, worse stooping, cannot sleep un- til 1 or 2 a.m. (after checked diarrhcea), I ISul.; on lifting or moving, Clem.; when raising, after lying down at night, Croc. Giddiness, heart: suffocative feeling, Merc iod. flav. Giddiness, with heat: worse lying, ICinch. Giddiness, when hurried (sore throat): ICale Giddiness, wants to lie down (periodical cervi- cal neuralgia): IChin. s. Giddiness, with deranged liver : ILep. Giddiness, in melancholy: lAur. met. Giddiness, at menopause : ICrotal. Giddiness, momentary attacks when walking in open air or writing : ISep. Giddiness, in morning (indigestion): Chel.; long attacks, with nausea and visual disturbance, I ISabad ; reading or sitting, better walking, Amm. c. Giddiness, on moving about: IGlon.; from quick movement, Calc. a. Giddiness, with nausea: Ailant, Alum, IChel, Gels, IKali b, Lyss.; in typhus, IBapt. Giddiness, as from sitting up at night: I ICinch. Giddiness, nosebleed after headache : Ant. c. Giddiness, oscillation : Ars. h. Giddiness, internal pain causing insensibility (effects of overstudy): ICup. ac. Giddiness, reeling. g^g*- Reeling. Giddiness, with restlessness: fitfulness of mo- tion, IKali br. Giddiness, when riding in a carriage or shak- ing head: Hep. Giddiness, on rising: IIBry, Como., ILach.; in pneumonia, I ISul.; on attempting to rise, Form.; after rising, Gnaphal. Giddiness, while sitting, and staggering, while walking, following nausea from back of fauces, better by eructation, Lye vir.; as if sitting too high (after dinner), Aloe.; sitting up(Meniere's disease): ISal. ae Giddiness, with starting : Aloe. Giddiness, while standing: after headache, Merc, sul.; could not stand, ILach. 86 2. SENSORIUM. Giddiness, with ulcer of stomach : IKali bi. Giddiness, with bloody stools: I Mane Giddiness, when stooping : Chin. s. Giddiness, stupefying: Bov. Giddiness, sudden: I Arg. met, Curar. Giddiness, with sweat: Oxal. ac. Giddiness, with choking in throat: I ILach. Giddiness, transient: everything seems whirl- ing around, whole house seems falling on her, falls unless she takes hold of something, fol- lowed by weak tired feeling, I ISabad. Giddiness, as if surroundings were turning with him in a circle, in morning after rising,worse evening and night, moving head: Amm. c. Giddiness, followed by unconsciousness and delirium: Jatroph. Giddiness, on going up stairs: HCale. Giddiness, with vomiting: Crotal, INatr. s.; bilious, IChel. Giddiness, when walking: sore throat, ICale; with fear of falling (post-partum hemorrhage), ICann. s.; nausea and vomiting are better, 11 Ptel.; could not walk, fell against wall, Lach.; cannot walk with pulsations in head, Sec. Giddiness, on looking at running water: I Arg. met. INTOXICATION (drunkenness) : Absin, Ananth, ICarb. s, Stram. Intoxication, ailments from: IINux v, IOp. Intoxication, from a glass of wine or beer: Kali m. Zinc. Intoxication, after smoking a little: Ascl. t. Intoxication, makes him talkative, but indo- lent: Jamb. 8®* Delirium tremens, and Intoxicated feel- ing, Chapter 1 ; also Chapter 15. LIGHTNESS : Ars., IKali br. ; does not seem to touch bed, I ILac e; feels as if dancing up and down, when walking, Ars. s. f. ; as if floating in air, INux m.; after awaking, 11 Sticta; as if floating in a boat, Bell.; as if flying in air, I Val.; as if he could fly, ICamph.; sensation as if feet did not touch ground, Calc. a.; when running, ICamph., Ars. m.; as if being lifted high into air, tormented by anxiety that slightest touch or motion would make her fall from this height, IHyper.; seems to walk on air, 11 Lac e; as if gliding through air, Asar. REELING : IGlon., Hydr. ac, Stram. Reeling, air: in open, Act. sp. Reeling, in dark (locomotor ataxia) : I Arg. nit. Reeling, as if drunk: Bell.; when walking, 11 Ptel, IStram. Reeling, eyes: on seeing objects in confusion, 11 Guara^a. Reeling, after eating ; Kali iod, IINux v. Reeling, with dulness of head during walk in open air: Tarax. Reeling, after heat: wdth falling, Vespa. Reeling, in morning: lArg. met.; after dinner, IINux v, Niccol. Reeling, at every motion : Pseonia. Reeling, tired on coming into room: Pallad. Reeling, on seeing water: Ferr. 8®° Staggering, Swaying. STAGGERING: Ananth, Ars. s. f, Crotal, ICinch, Hydr. ac, Phyt, IStram. Staggering, in apoplexy: IIBell. Staggering, in imperfect co-ordination : IPhos. Staggering, after cough: 11 Led. Staggering, in dark : has to .seize hold of things, I Arg. nit, Stram. Staggering, as if drunk: IBell, Carbol. ae, IGels, IIKali br, Vespa; in hypertrophy of heart, I ISpig.; when trying to move, worse from smoking, IIGels.; must hold on to some- thing, with vertigo, mornings in open air, IKreo. gtgg" Vertigo, as if intoxicated. Staggering, eyes : from sight of high houses, 11 Arg. nit. Staggering, falling. 8^° Falling. Staggering, when raising head after lying down at night: Croc. Staggering, in headache : Psor. Staggering, with languor : Magn. s. Staggering, yet limbs obey will so readily, that he feels as if he had none: Strain. Staggering, to and fro,better lying down :ICina, Staggering, in morning, on rising: ICham. Staggering, in paralysis: ^Atrop. s. Staggering, on rising from a chair: 11 Lyss. Staggering, on stooping while walking: I Arg. nit.; in syphilis, ILye Staggering, with vertigo: Aspar,Calab, Canth, ICarbo a, IIKali n, INux m, IINux v, IPhyt, ISep, IStram.; forward, Lil. tig.; on every motion,Pseonia; reeling, .Esc. g.; to right, i I Aeon, Lye vir.; in walking, ICamph, IKali e; after apoplexy, ISep.; as if intoxicated, Ferr, HPhos.; gait uncertain, Camph.; vac- illating, with sensation as if he received a knock on head, Sarrae; unable to walk ex- cept with eyes open, and in daytime (locomo- tor ataxia), lAilant.; in street, did not know whether he was going to right or left, Staph.; while walking, and giddiness whilesitting.fol- lowing nausea from back of fauces, better by eructations, Lye vir.; stumbles against door before going through room, Stram. SWAYING, to and fro: Bry.; motion of body constant, I IVer. VERTIGO: Acet. ac, IIAcon, Alet, Aloe, Amb, I Ant. c, I Ars, Ars. h., Ars. m. Arum. m, Asaf, Ascl. s, Ast. r, IBerb, Bufo, Cist.c, ICaust, ICed, Cinn., ICoccul, iCoff. t, IColoe, ICon, Crotal, Cup. ars, Daph, Eryng, Eucal, I I Ferr, IGels, IGlon, IGraph, IHydrocot, IIHyos, Illgn, Hod, Ipom, IKali n, IILyc, Magn. s, IMere cor., Mez, Morph. s, IMygale, Myr. cer, IINatr. m, INux v., IOp, Peeonia, IRhus, Stram, Uran. n, Variol, Vespa, 11 Zing. Vertigo, abdomen : digestive disturbance, flat- ulence, constipation, portal stasis, IINux v.; distension, IGraph.; fulness, better evening and in open air, Indig. Vertigo, in Addison's disease : HCale Vertigo, in afternoon : Aspar.; with sticking in forehead, Stront. Vertigo, trembling agitation : Lobel. i. Vertigo, in open air: passes off in room, Kali e Vertigo, standing or walking, Euphor.; better in open air, ICamph., ICaust, IGrat, Plumb, ITabae; with headache, IMagn. m.; walking, fast, Carbol. ae; worse in open air, IGlon, Laur.; walking, Ruta. Vertigo, in albuminuria : lArs. Vertigo, alternating with drowsiness : Ant. t. Vertigo, anaemic : better resting head, Crotal. Vertigo, in angina pectoris: IDig. Vertigo, with anxiety: ICact, ICaust.; and de~ 2. SENSORIUM. 87 lirium, IOp.; as though faintness would occur, while standing or leaning against chair, IDig. Vertigo, in apoplexy : Ipec, IINux v, I ISang, ICup. m.; threatened, ILaur.; with anxiety andfear of falling headlong, IZinc; as before, ILach, I ISang. Vertigo, with loss of appetite : IChel, ITereb. Vertigo, arms; when lifting up, Bar.; left para- lyzed (hypochondriasis), I Arg nit. Vertigo, arthritic : of auditory nerve, IColch. Vertigo, on ascending : (goingup stairs), Cain, HCale, Carbol. ae, Pie ac; when climbing into high places, HCale; staggering against sides of stairs, Ars. h. Vertigo, in asthma : lArg. nit. Vertigo, auditory : Crotal. Vertigo, on awaking: ICale, Cinch, IILach, IMed.; threatening cerebral softening, I Nux v.; at 11 p.m., Therid. Vertigo, back: lying on, Alum.; ascending into head, ISil.; with weakness in back and legs, Ananth. Vertigo, backward : as if he were turned, and around, Ang.; tendency to run, IBry. Vertigo, in bed: ICarbo v., ICon.; in old people suffering with eruptions, Con.; as if bouncing up and down when in act of lying down, IBell.; as if feet were going up, IPhos. ac; with nausea, ICham.; on getting up, Arund., ICale p., HChel, ICinch., Coccul, IGlon, IStram., with weakness of legs, IPhos, in afternoon, ISep.; cannot sit up in bed, IBry, ICup. m.; as if bed were not large enough to hold him, ISul.; rocks within him as in a ship at night, Bar. e; as if sinking deep down, IIBry.; when turning, ICact, ICon., Meph, IISul. Vertigo, with belching : IHep, Tarant. Vertigo, brain: as if anterior half were turn- ing in a circle, Bism.; congestion, Ananth.; precedes congestion, Hydr. ac; commencing in cerebellum, ISil.; inflammation, I IPuls.; in whole brain, especially in occiput, as if he would fall over, IZinc; with severe pain in cerebellum, Tarant.; pulsation in, ICact.; with softening HPhos.; as though brain were turn- ing around, IBry, in a circle, I INux v.; waver- ing when walking, 11 Calab. Vertigo, breathing: worse from deep, ICact.; difficulty, I IChin. s.; oppressed, Cinnam. Vertigo, if he sets foot on a bridge; Brom. Vertigo, before catalepsy: IStram. Vertigo, chest: stitches in right, as from a knife, Cornus; throbbing, from stooping or lifting (aneurism), I ISpig. Vertigo, in cholera: IHell. Vertigo, in cholerine: lAsar. Vertigo, in chorea: IMygale. Vertigo,chronic: withirntatingdischarges,ISul. Vertigo, as if things turned in a circle : IBell., ICon., Helon.;in paralysis of bladder, ICic;in morning, has to sit or would fall, with head- ache, I Arg. nit.; as if one had turned, a long time, with nausea, IIPuls. Vertigo, during climaxis: I Agar., IGlon, ISang.; too frequent and profuse menses, ITJstil. Vertigo,after coffee: ICham., 11 Natr .m, IINux v. Vertigo, from cold, after scarlet fever: IHell. Vertigo, with colic: Stram.; and diarrhoea, IStram.; flatulent, ILye Vertigo, in confinement: first week could not move'head to turn in bed, ICon. Vertigo, with confusion: Coccul.,Croc, IGlon.; as if drunk (headache), I Ant. c; worse sitting or lying, more than walking, lApis. Vertigo, from congestion: ICact. Vertigo, congestive: forerunner of apoplexy, IGlon.; from suppressed hemorrhoidal flow, IINatr. m.; as in sun, I Aeon. Vertigo, constant: lArg. nit. Vertigo, with convulsions: OZnan. Vertigo, cough: during, ICoff, IKali bi.; spasmodic (pertussis), IMosch. Vertigo, in daytime ■ with palpitation, Plat. Vertigo, wdth debility : TJran. n. Vertigo, on descending: IIBor, 11 Calab, Carbol. ac, ICon., Merc. per. Vertigo, in delirium tremens; IDig. Vertigo, in diarrhcea: IFerr. s., IHell, I I Mane Vertigo, with torpid digestion; ICaps. Vertigo, drinking: while, ILye, ISep.; after alcoholic liquors, HColoe, IINatr. m, IINux v, Ver.; cold water, when overheated, IKali e; smallest quantity of spirituous liquors, ICon.; tea, IINatr. m, HSep.; tea or coffee, IINux v.; wine, INatr. c; as from wine, Stront. Vertigo, with drunkenness : IHyos.; B^P as if intoxicated. Vertigo, with dulness: Nitr. sp. d.; after eating, I Led.; before epilepsy, IGels.; and drowsiness, Myr. cer.; languor, rumbling about navel, • Ptel. Vertigo, ears: buzzing, Bell, I IChin. s.; in typhoid, ICie; with deafness after eating heavy food, mostly after fat, ISinap.; deafness when stooping, IMere cor.; deafness in ty- phoid, ICie; ringing, Myr. cer.; roaring, IOp, I IPsor.; roaring on rising, HPhos.; singing, ICamph, ISang. Vertigo, eating: while and immediately after, IINux v.; after, ICham, ICoccul, IIGrat, IKali e, ILach, IPhos, IIPuls, ISul.; a too copious meal, Arn.; after breakfast, Alum.; before breakfast, 11 Alum.; better after break- fast, and from wiping eyes, 11 Alum.; worse after breakfast, and after dinner, Selen.; after breakfast, with bad taste in mouth, Tarant.; after dinner, INatr. s, ISul, IZinc; better after dinner, and from wine, worse from coffee, lArg. n.; during dinner, 11 Calc. p, IHep, IMagn. m.; as if she would fall forward, espe- cially when raising eyes, IPetrol.; after meala (stomacace), IKali b. Vertigo, as if in an earthquake : 11 Fluor, ac. Vertigo, with emissions: ISars. Vertigo, with a feeling of emptiness: IPlat. Vertigo, with stitches in epigastrium: I ICalad. Vertigo, epileptic: Art. v, Crotal, Illgn. Plumb., ISil., I IThuya; before attack, lArs, IIHyos, ILach, IPlumb, IISul.; during in- tervals, HCale; menstrual, ICed. Vertigo, with nervous erethism: ICinch. Vertigo, from receded or suppressed cutaneous eruption: ISulph. Vertigo, in erysipelas: I Apis ; if suppressed, ILach. Vertigo, from smell of etheric oils : IINux v. Vertigo, in evening: IGraph, IKali c, ILach, Magn. c,Rhus v.; in bed, IPhos.; lying down during climaxis, INitr. ac; with nausea, IHep.; with weariness, Stront.; while stand- ing or walking, IPhos. ac; worse toward even- ing, in open air, IPhos. Vertigo, from exercise: Bism, ICact.; with 8b 2. SENSORIUM. congestion to head, Kali in.; in chlorosis, 11 Sa- bina ; with nausea, lber. Vertigo, with sense of exhaustion: IPhos. Vertigo, eyes: blackness before, Anac, Coff., I IFerr., Lactu. v, IMere, Sabina, with scn>e of fainting, Sabad, when shaking head, lAcon, from motion,Grat;black spots, ICon, IGlon.; blindness, IMere, IVer, caused by pain in eyes, I I Therid.; burning, Crot t; as it comes on, immense green circles which ap- pear to be around candle, turn to red, Ver. v.; when closing, 11 Alum, Ant. t, HArn, Grat, IHep, ILach, IPhos. ac, ISil., ITherid,Vib.; better opening them, Apis, Thuya,- better on closing eyes and resting head, Ver. v.; caused by colored window-glass, Art v.; with com- plaints of eyes, ICale p.; with contraction and digging in inner canthi, extending to brain, Ananth.; darkness before, Act. sp, Dule, IOp.; before menses (acute pulmonary catarrh), IIPuls.; with sweat, Oxal. ae; preceded by sense of drawing together, as if by a cord, IZinc; from optical defects, IMagn. p.; from overexertion, with muscse volitantes, I IPhos.; with sense of a film before, with vision of a small, dark object, like a mouse, or a bird, coming up to left, 11 Lac c; flickering, IBell., IStram.; in rheumatism, lAnt. t; with sensation of fulness over, IPod.; appearance of fog, Canth.; gauze, and feeling as though)* some displacement in head had taken place, INatr. in.; with hallucination of sight, IStram.; as if starting from left, with pain in head, Lo- bel. i.; when lifting, IIPuls.; when looking around, ICon.; when looking down or turning, ISpig.; on looking long and steadily, All. sat.; looking fixedly at an object, ICaust, ILach, with headache,Tarant.;lookingfi xedly or dow n while standing, Oleand.; better while fixed upon one object, and while patient is thinking of one subject, I ISabad.; when looking at ob- jects in rapid motion, ISul.; desire to hold on to something, because objects seem to ap- proach and then recede,ICic; on lookingside- ways,Thuya; on looking up, ICale, ICup. m, IGraph, ILach., Plumb., ITabae, Thuya;on looking upward, as if he would fall, or as if he were dancing, IIPuls.; on looking up, seems to be caused by heat, Syph.; on looking up or down, I IPhos.; when looking out of window, Oxal. ae; worse moving, IMur. ac. Plat.; on opening, I Alum.; opening, while lying, worse raisingup, objects appear to move from left to right, at other times moving as if tossed up in every direction from below, Lac def; with dilated pupils, IBell., Crotal.; sparks before, ICamph.; with staring eyes and sort of spasm of mouth, preventing'speech, though he sees and hears everything, Mosch.; from straining eyes, IINatr. m, ISil.; as ; though a veil were before eyes, ICup. m.; with dim sight, ^Esc. g. Agar, Amyg, lAnae, Bell, ICamph, ICup. m, Cupr. s, HCycl., I IGels, Ictod., IKali bi,IPhyt,Raph,in fever, appears like one intoxicated, IIGels.; dimness when sitting up in bed, ICham.; before vomit- , ing., ISang.; impaired sight, Act. raejobscured sight, -Coff. t, INitr. ac, Sabina, IStram.; dimness with staggering, IINux v.; dimness on stooping (neuralgic headache after cerebro- spinal meningitis), IGels.; seeing white stars, ; 11 Alum.; vanishing sight, IBell., ISul., IINux v.; in hemicrania, I Chen, a.; with weakness, IDiad, IPhos.; on moving lids, better in open air, Mosch.; paralysis of eyelids, Bapt. Vertigo, face, aching (neuralgia), IKalm.; one cheek hot, other cold, IKali c; on pressing left cheek while supporting head,Verbas.; dark color, ICarbo v.; flushed, Ananth, IBell., Coccul, IKalm.; pale,Crotal., ILach, IPuls, ITabae; red, bloated, ICact, IStram. Vertigo, with fainting: 11 Alet. far., Canth., ICarbo v, ICham, ICinch, 11 Coff. t, IILach, Mosch, 03nan, HPhos, IVer.; in morning, when standing, better sitting down, I I Kali n.; in evening, iHep; when attempting to rise from bed, HOp. Vertigo, with faintness: 11 Alum, 11 Calab, ICinch,Crotal,IGlon,Jugl, IBry, IINatr.m, Magn. e, ICoccul, IZinc; at stomach, Diose Vertigo, with falling. 8®" Falling. Vertigo, fever: with chill, ICale, ICaps, IGlon, Lyss, IMere cor, IINux v., ITereb, Uran. n.; running through body with a sudden shock, Ant. t.; in cholera, lAcon.; With pressure be- hind eyes, IRhus; after chill, Berb.; before chill, lArs, IBry.; in intermittent, IFerr., IGels, IHyos.; miasmatic, Eucal.; prevailing, lAmm.m.; during apyrexia, llgn.; in typhoid, IGels.; in latter stage of typhus, ITereb.; in typhus, falls when sitting up, IPhos. ac; after typhoid, IINux v., IOp.; in yellow fever, ICadm. s. Vertigo, with incarcerated flatus: ICale, ICarbo v.; with great discharge of flatus, better even- ing, and in open air, Ind. Vertigo, after loss of fluids : ICinch, HPhos., ISep. Vertigo, as if flying or hovering : IOp, Val. Vertigo, in forenoon (11 a.m.) : ICaust, ILye, ISul., IZinc. ; while walking everything turned around her, HPhos. Vertigo, from fright: I Aeon., Crotal., IOp. Vertigo, with gagging; Tarant. Vertigo, from gaslight: ICaust. Vertigo, in gastralgia: ILye Vertigo, gastric: IBry, I INatr. ph, IINux v, IPod., IPuls. Vertigo, in gonorrhoea: IMere Vertigo, as if ground gave away: IKali br. Vertigo, followed by trembling of hands; IZinc. Vertigo, head: Pseonia; as if he had to balance head all afternoon, ^Esc h.; with confused feeling, ILach.; confusion and drowsiness, Amyl.; confusion, heat, drowsiness and stupor, IKali br.; confusion and heaviness (rheuma- tism), ILye; confusion on slightest motion, IBry.; confusion spreading from occiput over whole head, IIGels.; with migraine, ILach.; congestion,HBell,IFerr.ph,Mosch, Myr. cer, HPhos., Sabina, ISpong.; congestion on stoop- ing, Elaps; feels as if drawn backward, with sleepiness, IStram.; with drowsiness and con- traction in spinal column, Sarrac; with dul- ness, IClem, INatr. s, IRhus; as after intoxica- tion and as if ears were stopped up, with nausea, IKali e; dulness and stupefaction, IOp.; emptiness, HPhos, INux m.; falling now to left now to right, Tarax.; after fall on head, IGlon.; forehead, Aspar., Croc; as if a board were before forehead, falling to left or backward, Bell.; confusion in forehead IPsor • digging in forehead, I IPsor.; drawing in fore- head, I IPsor.; in forehead, walking,or raising 2. SENSORIUM. 89 and moving head (angina pectoris), 11 Arn.; pain in forehead (chronic catarrh), ICarbo v.; pains in forehead, with heat and redness, IINux v.; pain in forehead, could not sit up, worse from raising head, Pic. ac; pressing in forehead, as of a stone, also in vertex, IKali e; in forehead, with staggering of legs, as if too weak, Oleand.; stitching in root of nose and eyes before he falls, IKali e; in forehead, also in temples and vertex, I INatr. e; surging in forehead, I IPsor.; cold sweat on forehead, IVer.; tearing and throbbing in forehead, also in temples and vertex, IINatr. c; with heat in head, ^Ethus., I IDiosc, Grat, Merc per.; heaviness, Euph., Lactu. v, Magn. s, Phell, I IPhos., IIPuls, Sec, ITabae; heaviness with beating, worse standing, Rheum; heaviness, feels too big and too light, IGels.; dull, like lead in occiput (typhoid), ILach.; heavy, and full, . especially when head lies low, IPetrol.; faint- ness and cold sweat, Ailant, Tabae; head- ■ ache, followed by spasmodic vomiting, ISang.; on looking out of window, ICarbo v.; long continued, with debility and headache, ISang.; unfit for mental work (veta), Coca; 1 a.m., worse lying on right side or back, IMur. ae; in morning, Stront.; while gazing long at one object, Sars.; after retiring, Ind.; as in seasick- ness, IStaph.; on stooping, Millet; and dif- ficulty of swallowing, INatr. s.; with unsteadi- ness, Rob.; With inclination to vomit, IKali b, Niccol, IIPuls.; with vomiting, ILach, Therid.; better in evening in open air, Indig.; when walking, Ferr. Vertigo, neck: pain in nape of, I I Alum.; com- plains of, ICale p.; cramps spreading to fore- head, Sarrae Vertigo, in nephritis : IChel. Vertigo, nervous: 1101. caje, I IKali ph.; from abuse of narcotics, coffee, etc., HPhos.; in neurasthenia. ISil. Vertigo, at night: Sarrae; when awaking, with nausea, ISpong.; awaking him, IINux v.; in bed, ICaust.; with diarrhoea, Therid.; on lying down, ISang.; lying on side, I IStram.; on turn- ing in bed, or getting up in morning, IIBell.; between 3 and 4 a.m., worse turning and rising, cannot sit up, Ind.; with urging to urinate, IHyper.; with vomiting of bile and food (gastric fever), I ISep.; from watching, IINux v. Vertigo, from every noise or sound: Therid. Vertigo, worse at noon: ICaust.; with pressive headache on left side, Stront. Vertigo, nose: better after catarrh sets in, Aloe; preceded by sharp pressure at root of, IZinc; with nosebleed, I Aeon.. Ant. c, ICar- bo a, Crotal, in morning, afterwards sore to touch, ISul. 8®" odors. Vertigo, seems to go all over him, making him feel numb and stiff: IPetrol. Vertigo, objects: seem to approach and recede (injuries to head), Cie; turn around, Bar. m, IBry., ILye, IINatr. m, in open air, IMur. ae, when rising from a seat, Sabad., in a circle, I Alum, IICycl, on closing eyes on sitting up, HChel.; turn around each other, I ISa- bad.; seem to go around with him, IPsor, with her, ICale; seem too far off, Stann.; thought he was unable to grasp, IIPuls.; seem to be enveloped in a yellow mist, better from 2. SENSORIUM. 91 warm soup, Kali bi.; caused by objects in mo- tion before eyes, Con.; seem to move from side to side (injuries to head), Cie; seem to move to and fro with reeling of body, IForm.; seem to move around him, IINux v, around her, I ICycl, IMere iod. rub.; seem to be mov- ing as in a confused dance, Oleand.; whirl from right to left, 7rCoccul.; room whirls, IINux v.; make a see-saw motion, I ICycl.; about him seem to move slowly, Hydr. ac; sway to and fro, IBell.; as if surroundings or j self were tottering. Anac; go up, down, and sideways, 11 Hekla; vibrate, ICarbo v.; whirl, Agar.; when standing, IBry.; going up stairs, | or turning quickly, Aloe; with buzzing in head in morning, IZinc. Vertigo, from odors: smell of flowers, gas, etc, IHyos., IINux v, HPhos. Vertigo, of old people: Bar. c, ICup. m, IRhus, ISinap. Vertigo, from onanism : Diose, IPhos. Vertigo, from opium: IINatr. m, IINux v, IVer. Vertigo, soft palate : formication, Tarant. Vertigo, with palpitation : ^Ethus, Agar, Bov, Cact, ICoccul, ICycl.; nausea and uncon- sciousness, IKali br. Vertigo,with paralysis: I Arn, ICaust,I IGraph.; for a long time before, lOleand.; follows con- gestive paralysis, approaching apoplexy,IKali br.; caused by apoplexy or cerebral softening, INux v.; paresis of third pair, ICon. Vertigo, with incomplete erection of penis: Tarant. Vertigo, periodical: Agar, Ang., lArg., llgn, IINatr. m., HPhos., ITabae; daily (climaxis), has to lie down, 11 Ustil.; several times a day, IKali c; frequent, short, ICamph.; in quick succession, in evening, when standing, as if he would lose his senses, Plat.; every two weeks, lasting several days, ICoccul. Vertigo, in pneumonia: lAnt. t; after chill, HChel, IMere Vertigo, during pregnancy : IGels, IINatr. m. Vertigo, with prostration : fl6T" weakness. Vertigo, pulse : accelerated, Tell.; slow, IDig, Therid. Vertigo, in purpura hemorrhagica: 11 Led. Vertigo, with rachitis : ISil. Vertigo, on reaching up : ILach. Vertigo, when reading: Arg. met, 11 Calab, Grat.; aloud or when sitting, with difficult speech and dim eyes, Paris ; with loss of thought, Stann. Vertigo, reeling: ICup. m, Hydr. ae; back- wards, Bry.; as after turning in a circle, Thuya ; as if drunk, IStram.; after injuries to head, Cie; after meals, Kali iod.; with nausea and vomiting, Calc; rotary, with pain in forehead to root of nose, IIPuls.; from side to side, ICaps.; inability to stand erect, Sec; when walking, lArs., ISul.; in open air, INux m. 8@= whirling. Vertigo, rest: better, with heat (post-diphther- itic affection), I I Mane; worse, must exercise in open air, INatr. c Vertigo, after reflection : IPhos ac. Vertigo, after retching: ICamph. Vertigo, when riding: ISil.; in a carriage, IHep. Vertigo, on rising: Absin, Ailant, All. sat, 11 Amyl, IIBry, ICale, ICaust, Cepa, Colch, IHam, ILac def., IINatr. m., IOp, Selen, ITa- bae; in angina, IMere; in heart trouble, IDig.; in apoplexy, lArn.; on attempting to rise in bed, 11 Eup. perf, HPhos.; from bed, Cie, Oleand, ISul, feels faint, I IPhyt.; from bed in morning, IINatr. m.; better, I Aur. met; with stunning pain in back part of head, then falls, Cann. i.; as if he would fall forward, Vib.; even to falling, IBar. e; in gastric disorders, IKali bi.; from recumbent position, ICact, I ICoc- cul, IDiad, ISil, with heat in face when lying, IPetrol.; pallor, falls over, fears to rise, 11 Acon.;caused by rush of blood tohead, Jamb.; in morning, had to lie down, Iber.;in occiput, IPetrol; preventing, IGlon, ITabae; from sitting, ICale p., ICham, I ICon, IDig, Grat, Ind, ILye, Oxal. ac, HPhos., IIPuls, Surnb, Thuya; from seat or bed or raising head, IINux v.; after stooping, ICarbo a, ISang.; as if turning to left, lAnae; in evening, Niccol.; suddenly, I IFerr.; produces faintness, Hod. Vertigo, as if being rocked: Bell.; when lying down and closing eyes, Calad. Vertigo, in room: Croc; going off in open air, ISul. ae; as if stupefied, particularly when sit- ting, better by walking about, IStaph.; in hot room, ILye; especially in warm room (sper- matorrhoea), 11 Sars.; room and bed seem to spin around (yellow fever), ICadm. s. Vertigo, after scarlatina: from cold, IHell. Vertigo, with multiple sclerosis: INux v. Vertigo, like seasickness: IPetrol. Vertigo, feels a want of security: Sumb. Vertigo, from sedentary habits : IINux v. Vertigo, after shaving : ICarbo a. Vertigo, with shivering: upper part, HChel Vertigo, while sitting: ICamph, Carbo a., ICham, Colch, Meph, Phell, IIPuls., Ruta, 11 Rhus, Viol.; upper part of body sways to and fro, Nitr.sp. d.; as if chair were rising and he were looking down, HPhos.; is obliged to sit down, ISil.; then heaviness and dragging of left foot, Cypr.; as if head would fall to one side,with feeling of heat in head, I Spong. ;when sitting up, ICarbo a, IDiad., Tell.; in bed, HChel, ICoccul.; as if bed were constantly swaying back and forth, IZinc; after sleep, ICarbo v.; or standing, Mang., ISul., or walk- ing, better while lying, Spig.; while sitting and standing, disappears on walking, IZinc; when sitting and stooping slightly, Ind.; while sit- ting and walking, head inclined to drop for- ward, Sars.; worse sitting down, Carbol. ac, ICarbo v, IIPuls.; worse sitting than walk- ing, Sabad. Vertigo, sleep: after, Amb., with heat, ISpong.; during, ISang, ISil.; when going to, Tell.; as if going into a state of, Camph. Vertigo, with sleepiness: ISil.; all day from debility, INitr.ac; cannot raise head, liEthus. Vestigo,with sleeplessness: Lact.ac,IMerc cor. Vertigo, from smoking: fig^* tobacco. Vertigo, followed by sopor, with delirium and exhaustion: IKali c Vertigo, with thick speech : ^Esc. g. Vertigo, with enlargement of spleen: IFerr. mur. Vertigo, in Spring: after least effort, Apis. Verfigo, with staggering: 8@~ Staggering. Vertigo, cannot stand erect, or even sit up in bed, for fear of falling: IMere Vertigo, while standing: Cann. s., ICoccul., Sabina ; in open air, IPod.; and looking about, ICale; worse stooping, Iber.; as if everything 92 2. SENSORIUM. were turning around, Magn. e; going off when lying, with eructations, yawning, want of appetite, pressure in abdomen and slow pulse, Petrol. Vertigo, stomach: bloated, Tarant.; burning, Coff; deranged, lAnt. c; dull heavy feeling, as if caused by some hard substance there, ISang.; dyspepsia, in nervous subjects, better in motion, I ICycl.; as if proceeding from, IKali e; with qualmishness, ITabae Vertigo, stool: before, ffinan.; during, ICaust, ICoccul., Colch.; after, ICaust., INatr. m.; better after, ICup. m.; bloody, IManc; costive- nessof old people, ICale p. Vertigo, on stooping : lAcon, Act. rac, Ailant, IIAlum., lAnae, Bar. c, ICamph, ICaust., ICarbo v., ICham., Coff., IGlon, I IGuarsea, IHam, Inul, Hod, IKali e, ILach., Lact ae, Med., Meph., IMere, IINux v., IPetrol., Plumb., IIPuls., IStaph., ISul, Sumb, Thuya, Val.; as if turning in a circle, lAur. met.; or j looking up, must clutch something to keep from falling, IINux v.; or rising after stooping, IIBell.; during and after stooping, IGraph.; all day while stooping at work, ISil.; while stooping and looking down, IKalm.; ceasing when becoming erect, IHell.; with headache, IBell., IKali bi, as if she did not know where she was, IMere per.; is obliged to stoop, with pale face and nausea, IPetrol.; better on stoop- ing and rising, Berb.; going off on rising, Mosch.; worse stooping, ICact, Helon, Picae, dark before eyes, ICale, did not dare to stoop or look down, ISul, in hysteria, I ISil, or moving, IGlon., Therid., in uterine disorder, ICon. Vertigo, with stumbling, as if to fall forwards: HChel. Vertigo, with stupor: Agar, Chlor, ICup. ac, ICup. m, IKali c, ILach, Lauroe, Mane, Mosch, Sabad, Sec; and sensation of falling (neurosis cordis), 11 Calc; as if he would fall forward, HPhos.; and burning in vertex, Agar. Vertigo, sudden: ISul.; in epilepsy, HCale; with obscuration of sight, ITereb.; like an electric shock, IINux v.; while sitting, Carb. s.; standing, IBov. Vertigo, sun: from strong light of, Agar.; from sunstroke, Crotal, IGlon, INatr. e Vertigo, as if suspended in air, with uncon- sciousness: ISep. Vertigo, with cold sweat: IMere cor, ITabae, Therid.; on forehead, IVer. Vertigo, as if in a swing: IMere, ISul. Vertigo, sympathetic, accompanying disease of prsecordial organs, suppressed hemorrhoids, menses, heart affection, etc.: IOp. Vertigo, in syphilis: I lAur. met. Vertigo, when talking : ICham. Vertigo, with thirst: Oxal. ac. Vertigo, thoughts: confusion of, IStram.; dis- tracted, IMere; vanishing, ICham. Vertigo, with throbbing all over body: Hod. Vertigo, with tired feeling: Bell, ICup. m. Vertigo, from tobacco: IINatr. m. IVer.; smoking, Brom, I INux v, ITabae Vertigo, tongue numb : 11 Agar. Vertigo, after toothache: ICoccion. Vertigo, as if torn and pulled into threads, especially on sitting down or going up stairs: Plat. Vertigo, transitory: lAst. r, I IHep.; on closing eyes, ILach.; on rising from a seat, IKali bi. Vertigo, with trembling: ICamph., Carbol. ac, Crotal, IDig, IGlon. Vertigo, after suppression of ulcers : ICaust Vertigo, with unconsciousness: IKali c, Mane, IINux v., Ran. sc; in chronic alcohol- ism, IPhos.; transient attacks, Caust. Vertigo, in uterine hemorrhage at climacteric period: I Trill. Vertigo, with venous stagnation and degraded blood: Crotal, IGraph, ISul.; especially after debauch, ICarbo v. Vertigo, in veta: ICoca. Vertigo, from vexation : Calc. Vertigo, with vomiting: vEse g. Bell, ICamph, IKali e, OZnan., IIVer.; better after, ITabae; of bile, IPetrol.; and pain in liver, HChel.; with desire to vomit, Cain.; of blood, Tell., Tarant.; on least motion, Therid.; as soon as he rises, IVer. v.; watery, IHell. Vertigo, on walking: Anac, Ant. t, IIBell, 11 Calab., ICarbo v., ICon, Dulc, IKali c, Uacea, Lil. tig, Merc, per, Millef, IMur. ac, IINatr. m, INuxm, IINux v, IPetrol,Pic.ac. Tell, 11 Tarax.; after walking, ICale, Colch.; on walking in open air, ICale p, Caust, ICup. ac, HCycl, Oleand, Phell, Stann.; at climaxis, ILach, tendency to fall to left, IDiosc, with mental disturbance, I IStaph, reeling as if drunk, Agar, could not step firmly, ISul, as if he would tumble, HCale; better by walking and in open air, IIPuls.; as if he were walking in air, Aur. mur.; cannot walk, IPhyt.; in the dark, IStram.; with eyes closed, lArg. nit, IStram.; with danger of falling, I IPhos.; with heart trouble, IDig.; must lie down, INitr. ac; wdth insensi- bility of lower limbs, lAst r.; as if every object were in motion, ISep.; in ophthalmia, ICie; over an open space, I Ars.; with stagger- ing gait, Agar, IKali br, IMur. ae; straight, could not, ICinch.; stepping quickly, involun- tarily (veta), Coca; and when turning, llpec; unsteady gait, Sec; walks zigzag, IMed. Vertigo, water: as if balancing to and fro, IIFerr.; fromsightof running,Brom.; onboard a vessel, Therid.; when walking over or cross- ing a bridge, Ang, IIFerr, ISul, Sumb. Vertigo,with weakness: ^Ethus,Bapt, Crotal, Cup. s, IIFerr, INux m, Oleand.; in after- noon, IHyper.; in nervous prostration, ISil. Vertigo,' weather: in cold, ISang.; in damp, Brom.; in windy, ICale p. Vertigo, whirling: in dropsy, I Ars.; with flick- ering before eyes, Vinca; in head, Viol. Weg- objects and reeling. Vertigo, when standing near a window: IINatr. m.; suddenly falls back unconscious, throat swollen, sour eructations, Sars. Vertigo, immediately after work : 11 Pic. ac. Vertigo, worse when writing: Ptel. Vertigo, with zymotic or septic diseases: Crotal. INNER HEAD. 93 3. INNER HEAD. Apoplexy. Brain. Forehead. Head. Headache. Occiput. Parietal. Temples. Vertex. APOPLEXY: IIAcon, IIAnae or., HArn., lArs, I Ast. r, IIBar. c, IIBell, IIBry, Cadm. s, ICamph, ICoccul, ICrotal, IIForm, IGels, IIGlon, IHyos., Iod, llpec, IILach, ILaur, IMere, IMillef, INux m, IINux v, IIQSnan, HOp., IPhos., IPlumb, I IPuls, Sinap., IStram, Tabae, IVer. v. Apoplexy, chest: with congestion to, ICupr. m.; oppression in, ICrotal. Apoplexy, constipation precedes: I Ast. r. Apoplexy, constitution hemorrhagic or broken down (inebriates): ICrotal. Apoplexy, drinking : abuse of liquor or coffee, IINux v. Apoplexy, in drunkards: ICrotal, ILach, IINux v, IOp. Apoplexy, after eating: a hearty dinner, IINux v. Apoplexy, eyelids closed, twitch : ICup. m. Apoplexy, fear of: Apis, Arg. nit. Zinc; on awaking, 11 Ast. r.; followed by fever, Ast. r. Apoplexy, in fever: intermittent, IChin. s.; during sweat, Stram. Apoplexy,after grief,disappointed love: I IPhos. Apoplexy, head: burning, before, lAst. r.; grasps at, IPhos.; sudden attacks of vertigo- like shocks in, before, lAst. r.; deep-seated stitches in right parietal region and dull,heavy, crampy pain in arms, before, ISil. Apoplexy, with headache: IBell, Cinnam, IIGlon.; in terrific shocks, ISep. Apoplexy, left-sided: especially after mental emotions or abuse of alcohol, ILach. Apoplexy, in men addicted to drinking and sexual excesses, with disposition to gout and hemorrhoids: ISep. Apoplexy, neonatorum: I Arn. Apoplexy, nervous form: ;Amb, I Ant. t, ICup. ae, ICup. m. Dig, Ign, llpec, Sinap.; in an old woman weakened by bleeding, I IPhos.; with convulsions, Cup. m.; wTith distortions of face, Cup. m.; spasmodic hic- cough, 1101. caje.; with somnolency, IHyos.; with palsy of speech, Cup. m. Apoplexy, in old persons: lApis, IIBar. c, IOp. Apoplexy, palpitation, after: iCup. m. Apoplexy, paralysis: follows, IBar. c, ICaust, ICoccul, IGels, IILach, ILaur, IPlumb, IStram.; with rapid atrophy and loss of sen- sation of affected part, I IPlumb.; general (rarely useful in hemiplegia or paraplegia), IGels.; of legs, IINux v.; of limbs, IStram.; particularly in old people, Con.; particularly in right side, Crotal.; with ptyalism, IINux v. Apoplexy, pulse: compressed, frequent, before, Ast. r.; slow, weak, small, after, ICup. m. Apoplexy, sanguineous form: lApis, HArn, HAst. r., HCact, Ferr.; with vertigo, vomit- ing, burning in stomach, distension of tem- poral veins, I ISang. Apoplexy, serous form: I Ant. t., I Apis, Ars, 11 Ars. s. f, IBar. c, IBry, Dig, IHell, llpec; with threadlike, very quick pulse, IGlon. Apoplexy, with stupor: fl^aT" Coma, Stupor, Unconsciousness, Chapter 1. Apoplexy, subjects: predisposed to passive cerebral congestion, with somnolence after eating, IOp.; lymphatic or leuco-phlegmatic, ill nourished (prophylactic), IMere Apoplexy, threatened: lAst r, IBell, HCoff, IFluor. ac, Ign, ILaur.; with cholera Asiatica, IOp.; with congestion to head, IBell, Coff, IGlon, IStront. Apoplexy, with unconsciousness : g£g~ Un- consciousness, Chap. 1. Apoplexy, with uterine polypi: ICon. Apoplexy, venous: ISep. Apoplexy, with vertigo: in walking, ISep. Apoplexy, from vexation: I Aeon. Apoplexy in women from affections of repro- ductive system : ISep. Apoplexy, with wrist drop, alternating with colic: 11 Plumb. BRAIN, abscesses: scattered through sub- stance, Hippoz.; thinks an abscess is forming, pain will set her crazy (catarrh of frontal sinuses), ICup. m.; purulent collections be- tween bones of skull and dura mater, Hippoz. Brain, aching: one continued, IChin. s.; at base of, with swelling of cords of neck, Med.; dull, heavy, at base of, Merc. iod. flav.; near eyes, Aspar.; in exostosis, I Arg. met.; stupefy- ing, Stann. Brain, active : 8@°* Chap. 1, Mental activity. Brain, affections: lAct. rac, IIBry, ICroe, ICup. m, IGels, IGlon, IHell, Kali br, IINux v, I!Ziz.; with aphasia, IStram.; of children, HApis, IBell, HCale, ICale p, IKali c, IHell, IISul.; child rubs face and eyes, especially eyes, as if to relieve itching, Squilla; in children with catarrhal fever, difficult dentition, or exanthematic diseases, cannot hold head up, ICup. m.; in cholera infantum, HOp.; with unconsciousness and convulsive symptoms, IMagn. p.; cause chorea, IStram.; after suppressed eruptions, Cie, ISul.; in diarrhoea and dysentery, lArn.; diarrhcea, stools smell like carrion, IIKali ph.; of drunkards, IMere, INux v, IOp.; ex- acerbations, evenings, Cup. m.; exanthemata suppressed by cold, IPhos. ae; during orafter vesicular erysipelas, IStram.; with distortion of eyes (scarlatina), ISul.; with iritis, lArg. nit.; in relapsing fever, Ustil.; with glycosuria, IPhos.; from continued grief, IPhos. ae; in- cipient, when child is sleepless, laughs and plays at night, I ICypr.; from intestinal irrita- tion, Cina; with jaundice, IPhos.; from over- exertion, IPhos. ae; nervous, I INux m.; writh pneumonia, IHyos.; in scarlatina, lApis, ILach, ISul, IZinc; from sexual excesses or drain on system, IPhos. ae; in smallpox, 94 3. INNER HEAD. IBell.; cause strabismus, IStram, ITabae; \ with summer complaint, ICup. ac; after typhoid, IPhos. ac; with profuse or scanty urine, Squilla; from want of vigor, Kali ph.; with vomiting, IVer. v.; from gettingwet, I Bry. Brain, as if agitated by boiling water: IIAcon. Brain, symptoms appeared and ceased coinci- dently with the appearance and cessation of albuminuria: I IPlumb. Brain, anaemia of: ICon, IDig, IIKali ph.; brain fag, IZinc; from loss of fluids, I IKali br.; causes insomnia, IMagn. p. 8®°" atrophy, exhaustion, paralysis, scle- rosis, softening, Brain, atrophy: acute, with uraemia, IPhos.; tendency to, in old age, IPhos. Brain, arachnoid : air bubbles below, ^Ars. h.; adherent to pia mater, Crotal.; a little in- jected, fArs. h.; inflamed, I Apis; opaque, ^Ant. t; opaque, thickened, tough, Crotal. Brain, pains like steel arrows, piercing from forehead to nape of neck: Ananth. Brain, as if asleep : 8€^° numbness. Brain, atrophy: Fluor, ac, Iod.; acute, with uraemia, IPhos.; preceded by overexcitement, causing paralysis, HPhos.; tendency to in old age, HPhos. Bfif anaemia, exhaustion, paralysis, sclerosis, softening. Brain, sensation as if balancing to and fro: IIAph. ch.; striking against skull, painful, Cinch. Brain, sensation as if a small, leaden ball were rolling about: Lyss. Brain, as if laid bare, and cold air passed over it: Ananth. Brain, beating : deep in right side, Sars.; worse rising in bed, motion, better by cold washing, walking in open air, lArs.; in waves against skull, HCinch.; as if beating against skull, painful on nodding head, ISul.; on slightest movement, Tell. Bg^** congestion, throbbing. Brain, as if boiling over and lifting cranium like lid of tea-kettle: Cann. i. Brain, boring: deep in, Ant. t, llgn.; as if being bored out (sick headache), IITabac 8@" nail. Brain, feels bound up: I^Ethus. ggjg*' con- stricted. Brain, bruised : feeling, lArn, ICup. m, 11 Gels, INux v.; as if beaten, INux v.; worse on mov- ing, even opening eyes, HCinch.; generally one-sided (right), better lying on painless side, IINux v.; when stepping from a high step to ground, IPhyt.; in vertex, better cold air, Ind. met. 8®" crushed, dashed. Brain, burning: Canth., IPhos., Ver.; with chills, IGlon.; over eyebrows in evening, Carbol. ac; worse from light, IGlon.; night and morning, worse motion, better rest, Arn.; with vertigo in morning, IGlon. 8@~ congestion, heat, meningitis. Brain, bursting feeling: Ars. m.; especially at temple, begins on rising in morning, generally better lying down, ILach. 8®° distended, pressing. Brain, buzzing : IFerr.; feeling as if it were fall- ing forward, Guarsea. Brain, cerebellum; aching with subjective tenderness of spine to kidneys, Med.; as of blows (headache), Curar.; boring from within, ISpig.;burning glow, Med.; chilliness, every evening, IDulc; cold, 7rCamph., with still- ness in brain, IPhos.; congestion, IGels.; in chorea, IChel.; cortex reduced to a soft pulpy mass, dark brown, loaded with shining greasy particles, ^Pie ac; heavy, crushing cutting across base, Syph.; dull pain, IMed,Sal. ac; as if enlarged, worse, cold damp weather, until 2 p.m., better lying down, IDulc; ex- hausted feeling, with subjective tenderness of spine, from cerebellum to kidneys, Med.; dulness and beating, Bry.; headache begins in morning, spreads over left side of head, causing violent and pulsating pain in left temple and over left eye, periodical, ISpig.; heaviness in forenoon, in cold air, better after dinner, ICarbo a.; irritation from sexual over- excitement, I IPic. ac; painful jerks through left, leaving dull pressure, worse during rest, better from motion, IStann.; stitches in right lower, I llris; pain, IBenz. ae, ISpig., with congestion to head (pertussis), I Anac; pain in right side, Elaps.; pain with vertigo, Ta- rant. ; pressing, Petrol.; pressing pain in small spots, occurring on slightest mental exertion, or from nightwatching, IColch.; stinging, Petrol.; strange feeling in right side, Meph.; throbbing, beginning morning, lasts till noon or evening, worse from motion, turning eyes, lying on back, better lying on side, closing eyes, at rest and dark room, ISep.; throbbing, better standing, most with such as were de- prived of sexual intercourse, 11 Camph.; un- pleasant sensation, extends from occipital pro- tuberance to left ear, seems as if it were hollow, yet there is a dull ache, a feeling as if brain were not large enough to fill space, worse when he hurts testicle, I IStaph. Brain, chills: creeping along convolutions, with prickling, Abrot.; shuddering passes down spine, with headache, I ITubere; cold sensation at middle of forehead, Bell. Brain, cloudiness (cholera) : ILaur. Brain, collapse: impending, IPhos. Brain, compressed feeling: ICham, llgn, IHyper.; when conscious of pain it disap- peared, Camph.; with hammering in fore- head, IKali iod. BS^ constrictive, pressing. Brain,compression: lArn.;nofracture(fungus), Calend. Brain, concussion: HArn., Calend, HCic, IHell., IHyos., IKali ph„ IMar. v.; worse from 3 to 6 p.m. (after Arn. failed), IHell.; function of cells depressed, I IKali ph.; inflammation after a fall, I IZinc; deafness, Chin, s.; pupils di- lated, Cie; painful, from snaking head, from walking, Coccul., with aching in head and in epigastrium, Mang.; at each step, IRhus; a misstep causes sensation of, I Led. Brain, confused: I IKali br. 8®° dull.stupid. Brain, congestion : Absin, Amyg, 11 Ant. t, lArg. nit, lArt. v., IIBell., HCact, Chloral, Cie, IFerr. ph, IGels, I IHell, Hydr. ac, IKali c, IKali br, IParis, IPuls., Stram, ISul., Ustil.; from alcoholic stimulants, IVer. v.; in angina pectoris, lAct. rac; precursor of apoplexy, 11 Ast. r.; intense throbbing of arteries, IVer. v.; resulting in paralysis of brain (typhoid) IOp.; with buzzing, roaring, etc., IVer. v.; preceded by chill, IGels.; with constipation, lAst r.; with convulsions, IBell., IGlon.; after attack resembling epilepsy in children, llgn.; intense, with sudden spasms, I Ver. v.; convulsions, particularly in children 3. INNER HEAD. 95 (irritative fever), IVer. v.; in puerperal con- vulsions, IVer.; in diphtheria, I ITarant; in- tense, from suppressed discharges, IVer. v.; in delirium tremens, I IChloral.; epileptiform attacks, I I Calab.; causes or attends epilepsy with vascular fulness of retina, IKali br.; with excitement, Eucal.; at base of brain, with dim or double vision, IVer. v.; in fevers from unusual exertion or exposure to sun, IBell., IGlon, IGels.; congested feeling in front, worse from exerting intellect, Crotal.; intense, with giddiness, IBell, I Ver. v.; causing headache, Amm. br, IBell, IGlon, IVer. v.; caused by periodical involuntary laughing fits, 11 Zinc; with convulsive movements of limbs and muscles of face, I ICup. m.; with convulsive movements of limbs (menin- gitis, cerebrospinal), ICup. ae; with mania, IKali br.; causing hysterical mania (congestion of womb and metrorrhagia), Croc; violent, with puerperal mania and convulsions, IVer.; with suppressed menses, IIVer. v. ;in plethoric constitutions, IIGlon.; with mental excite- ment, Chloral.; in migraine, IKali br.; intense, with nausea, IVer. v.; from suppression of long-standing nasal discharge, IKali iod.; re- lieved by nosebleed, IPsor.; following nervous depression, I IChloral.; resulting in paralysis of brain (typhoid), IOp.; passive,with somnolence after eating, predisposed to apoplexy, IOp.; intense, from plethora, IVer. v.; in pneumo- nia, IKali iod.; symptoms of, disguise pul- monary inflammation, IOp.; first stage of scarlatina, IVer. v.; causes sleeplessness, IBell, IKali br.jwith increased sensitiveness to sounds, IVer. v.; with stupefaction, IVer. v.; sudden, Hydr. ae; causes coma, fear of death, insanity, puerperal convulsions, quarrelsome delirium, stupor,Ver. v.; from exposure to sun's rays, IBell., Cact, IGlon, IVer. v.; comes when sweat fails (intermittent), ICact.; in- tense, caused by teething, IVer. v.; tendency to in otitis, IISul.; intense, from vascular irritation, IVer. v.; with vertigo, Ananth.; in- tense, with vomiting, IVer. v.; with zymotic or septic diseases, Crotal. 8gp™ beating, fulness, heat, hyperaemia, meningitis, throbbing. Brain, alteration in connective tissue causes paralysis or spasms: ISil. Brain, constrictive sensation: ICham.; with feeling of anaesthesia, IKali br.; as if by a ligature, Coccul. 8®° bound, compressed, contracted, pressing, tense. Brain, as if contracted: Grat; pain at base, Camph.; cerebellum as if laced together, with coldness, I ICamph.; followed by numbness of head and externally on vertex, worse in evening and while sitting, better from motion and in open air, IPlat; painful, ILaur. Brain, contusive pain : fliT* bruised. Brain, cracking sensation: must hold head during motion to prevent threatened rupture of cranium, IGlon. Brain, crampy feeling : while walking, Calad. Brain, crawling: Apis. Brain, crazy feeling, hard to describe : Variol. Brainj pain at base of, as if crushed in a vise, or something gnawing there : I INatr. s. Brain, dull cutting in, begins above right orbit and extends to occiput: Bism Brain as if dashed to pieces : ^Ethus, INux v. Brain, cerebral depression: (chlorosis), I IZinc; in diabetes, ICup. m.; melancholy, IZinc. Brain, as if detached and loose : Guaiae Brain, digging: IDulc; in right hemisphere, I Arg. nit.; worse moving upper eyelid, IColoe Brain, as if dissolving, with headache in ver- tex : ICale Brain,as if distended: Coccion.; forcibly, Bell.; at centre, Indig. 8®" bursting, pressing. Brain, drawing, worse moving eyebrows: Coloe Brain, racked by dreams: Kalm. Brain, dropsy: TrAmyg.,IKali iod, Lyss., IZinc; post-scarlatinal acute or chronic, mostly in scrofulous subjects, IHell. 8ST" Apoplexy serous, and hydrocephalus. Brain, drunken feeling, with fulness : Ailant. Brain, dull feeling : in anterior lobes, afternoon, Bapt; with constipation, I ISul.; in front of, worse from exerting intellect, Crotal.; heavy, clouded, Syph.; heavy pain, iEsc h.; in frontal portion, Eryng.; when measles recede, IGels.; in middle of where it surges, Lyss.; stupid, impatient, restless, IPlant.; undulat- ing pain, in middle, IGlon. 8®° confused, stupid. Brain dura mater; tubercles, Hippoz.; idiopathic fungus, ICale p.; gorged, Amyg. Brain effusion. 8§T" dropsy, hydrocepha- lus, also Apoplexy. Brain, electric thrill: to extremities, Ailant. Brain, embarrassment of: brain fag, INatr. m. Brain, embolism of middle cerebral artery, causes aphasia: IKali br. Brain, encephaloid : I ICoccul, IPhos. Brain, as if enlarged. 8@?° large. Brain erethism : with nervousness, palpitation of heart (cardiac hyperesthesia), ICoff. Brain exaltation: in paroxysms, IBell.; fol- lowed by prostration, Atrop. s. Brain exertion. 8®° Mental exertion, Chap. 1. Brain excitement: alternating with melan- choly, Ast. r.; such as precedes delirium, IBapt.; in typhoid fever, ISumb.; after tea, I IHyper. Brain, exhaustion: I I Apis, ICale p., IKali br, INux v, IPhos. ac, IPic. ac, IZinc; causes coma after disappearance of old erup- tions, IZinc; after debauch, Cann. i.; heart does not stimulate sufficiently, vertigo, IDig.; with genital weakness, HStaph.; with grief and anxiety, IIKali br.; headache, ICale; head congested, I IPhos.; of literary or business people, IPic. ae; from mental overwork and constant strain on eyes, IPhos.; of a school- teacher, 11 Pic. ae; with vertigo and disposition to fall down, better in cool air, IPhos.; with sleeplessness, INatr. m.; overwork, IKali ph. 8@" anasmia, atrophy,paralysis, softening, also Mental exertion, Chap. 1. Brain, seems to expand and press against frontal bone: Cup. ars. B^T" bursting, dis- tended, enlarged. Brain, symptoms seem to indicate that it was being pressed upon either by extravasation or an exostosis (syphilis): IMez. Brain, exudation : 8€S°* hydrocephalus and Apoplexy. Brain, as if it would fall forward: ICarbo a.; with stoppage of nose, Grat.; as if it fell to and fro toward side where he stoops, some- times stinging, Amm. e Brain, fever: g@° meningitis. 96 3. INNER HEAD. Brain, fluid: as if it were, Curar.; as if head were filled with, ICoff. B^T" liquid, loose, splashing, swashing, waving, also Head ■water. Brain, as if wrapped in a fog; 11 Petrol. Brain, as though a foreign substance were in- side, worse from fatigue, I Iod. Brain, fulness of: Asaf, IBry, ICaps.; with amenorrhcea, IHam.; at base of, yEsc. h\; as if head would burst, IMere; with tendency to sleep, Cornus. gfg&- bursting, congestion, heaviness, hyperaemia. Brain, grinding in right half, walking: Clem. Brain, heat: feels burning (typhoid), ICale; with pressing in occiput in morning, momen- tarily better by pressure of hands, IINux v. 8^° burning, congestion, Brain, heaviness: in middle, Arn, Pallad.; heavy pain at base, Bapt; in front of, worse from exerting intellect, Crotal.; and as if too large, Form, IGlon. 8^° congestion, fulness, hyperaemia. Brain, hemorrhage: of embolic origin (after death from anthrax), Anthrae; causes paral- ysis of feet, IZinc. 8@" exudation, also Apoplexy. Brain, hydrocephaloid: ICarbol. ac, ICina, Cinch, Crotal., Ign, llpec, IMere, IPhos, IIPuls, I ITubere, IVer.; acute, in cholera infantum, ICale p, ICrot t, IKali br, ISul.; after cholera infantum, I IPod, with con- vulsions, IZinc; in cholera morbus, IZinc; chronic (cholera infantum), ICale p.; in- cipient, ICinch, IKreo.; from exhaustion in summer complaint, IPhos.; in scarlatina, I Apis; with softening of stomach in children, I IVer.; condition after summer complaint of children, Apis; indications of, IMere v. Brain, hydrocephalus: HApis, lApoe, I Art. v., IIBry, HCale, ICale p., ICarbol. ac, ICina, ICup. m, IDig, IGlon, IGratiol., IIHell, I IKalibr, IKali iod, 11 Kali ph, ILye, IMere, INatr. m, IIPuls, -Sal. ac, ISil, IStram, IZinc; acute, HApis, lApoe, lAtrop. s, ICar- bol. ac, Cie, ICup. ac, IDig, IHell, IPhos.; •Tereb.; acute in cholera infantum, ICale p.; in early and late stages, IOp.; before stage of exudation, HApis; with strabismus, labored respiration,convulsions,IKali iod.jboringhead into pillows, IBell.;with paralysis of right side, IKali iod.; after scarlet fever, IMere. v.; acute of scrofulous children, Hod.; second stage, I Art. v.; chronic, I Ars, HCale, IOp, ITereb.; chronic in cholera infantum, ICale p.; con- genital, ICale p.; with convulsions, Art. v, IINatr. m.; during dentition, IPod.; after exanthema, IHell.; developing slowly after psoric eruptions, ISul.; after suppressed eruption, HApis; blindness, with dilated pupils, staring watery eyes, IKali iod.; when fever has abated, difficult breathing, IHell.; metastasis during attack of catarrhal or exanthematic fever, stage of exudation, ICup. ae; with open fontanelles and anaemia, IFerr.; following gastro-enteritis, IZinc; in- cipient, lApis, IBism, ICale p., ICham.; likes to lie with head low, ISul.; pains worse when awaking, after eating, in open air, better by external pressure, lying down, and closing eyes, ICon.; coldness of skin, yet will not be covered, iCamph.; sopor, IHyos, INatr. m, IOp.; subacute and chronic in scrofulous [ children where effusion has not progressed too far, ISul.; threatening, IVer. v.; with scanty urine, IDig.; with vomiting, IGlon. gtS^* exudation. Brain, hyperaemia: Art. v., I Aur. met, IIBell, ICale, IGels, IHyos., HPhos, Ver. v.; after abuse of Belladonna, ICoff.; caused by influence of cold or heat, IGlon.; from whooping cough, IVer.; with extravasation and exudation, GCnan., ITabae 8^*" congestion and fulness. Brain, inflammation. g^~ meningitis. Brain, injuries: 8®" concussion. Brain, irritation: ICup. ac, I IParis, IVer. v.; in children, convulsions, Cypr.; during cholera infantum, IKali br., I IVer.; due to dentition, ICup. ac, I ICypr, Tereb.; after lesions of head, INatr. s.: gastric symptoms, Tabae; in insanity, IKali br., Melil.; chronic leucorrhcea, Ziz.; causing hysterical mania, congestion of womb and metrorrhagia, Croc; causes rigid- ity of muscles, ICalab.; after suppression of otorrhcea, IPuls.; reflex, from disorders of bowels, IPod.; reflex in children during teeth- ing, cholera infantum, or scarlet fever, IKali br. 8S?F* meningitis, sensitive. Brain, jarring : IRhus ; from motion, Mang. Brain, jerking: in left hemisphere, extending toward parietal bone and occiput, soon after eating, INux v.; sharp pains in anterior lobe above orbit, Stann. ; painful thrust through right hemisphere, on motion, I IPrun. Brain, as if knives went tearing around (in headache): I IThuya. 8^° lancinating, nail, stitches. Brain, as if lacerated soon after waking: IPuls. 8gg* tearing. Brain, lancinating : in base, yEsc h.; deep in, llgn.; in forepart, worse moving eyes, better supporting head on hands, IDros.; deep, especially in occiput (cerebro-spinal menin- gitis), ICanth.; worse right side, especially forehead and vertex, HSang. 8^° knives, nail, stitches. Brain, feels too large : I Act. rac, Ars. m, Coccion, Hell.; in congestive headache, IGlon.; pressing outward, HAct. rac; in right half, as of a foreign body, ICon.; passive hyper- trophy, IDig. B^aT* bursting, congestion, distended, expand, fulness, hyperaemia. Brain, as of a liquid fluctuating, in chronic cephalalgia: lArn. $g^" loose, splashing, swashing, Brain, frontal lobes : deep-seated pain, Arund.; headache in left, at under surface, Crotal.; feel light, yEsc h. Brain, feels loose: Dig., IIHyos, Lactu. v, Mur. ac, INux m.; better lying in bed and from warmth, wrorse during motion, after eat- ing, and in cold, and from warmth, ICarbo a.; as if it fell to side toward which he leaned, Amm. e; as if falling into forehead when stooping, without pain, ILaur.; when moving head, ICaust, Croc; when moving head or walking, better during cold weather, and when sitting still, worse during hot weather, INux m.; on shaking head, followed by dizzi- ness, Xan.; worse every jar, step or straining at stool, suddenly turning head, Spig.; when stepping or shaking head, IIRhus; on stoop- ing, Bry.; as if it fell to left temple, INatr. s. 8®*" motion, oscillation, shaking, waving. 3. INNER HE\D. 97 Brain, lump: sensation of a large, heavy in, Con.; as if rolled into, Arn. Brain, medulla: aching with subjective tender- ness of spine from cerebellum to kidneys, Med.; acute atrophy with uraemia, IPhos.; rapid and direct depressing influence on, Crotal.; exhausted feeling of, with subjective tenderness of spine from cerebellum to kid- neys, Med.; fulness and pain in region of, also before spasms, IGels.; heat in, for a week, Med.; hyperaemia, Art. v.; inflammation from exposure to sun, after having haircut, IIBell.; lesions, urine contains sugar, Lyss.; sharp pain on motion, Med.; paralyzed, Eucal.; reduced to a soft, pulpy mass, dark brown in color and loaded with shining greasy par- ticles,:rPic. ac; paralytic affection with general anaemia and venous stasis, ILach. Brain, membranes: increased adherence to convolutions, Lyss.; affected, I Atrop. s. 8^" arachnoid. Brain, meningitis : • yEsc. g, 11 Aeon, I Act. rac, IIAnae or, lAnt. t, HApis, lArg.nit, lArn, HBell,ilBry, IBufo, Cadm.s, ICale, ICanth, ICarbol. ac,IChrom.ae,ICina,Cinch,ICoccul., Crotal, ICup. ac. Dory., IIFerr. ph, IGels, IIGlon, IGrat, IIHell, Hippoz, IIHyos, IKali br, I ILach, IMere, I INux v, HOx.ac, IPuls, IRhus, ISep, ISil, HStram, ISul, IVer, IVer. v.; albuminuric, or alcoholic, Crotal.;basilar, ICarbol. ae, HCic, I ITubere, IVer. v.; of children (infantum), IIAcon, HApis, I lApoe, I Arn, ICon, Gels.; child calls for parents who are present, IStram.; changes color frequently, ISul.; chronic, HPhos, IPlumb, I ISep.; chronic with effusion of serum into cavity of arachnoid, HApis; chronic, paralyzed parts soon fall away in flesh, IPlumb.; bright light and glistening things cause convulsions, IStram.; with de- lirium, IStram.; during dentition, ICale; with fevers, IVer. v.; dysphagia, IStram.; from ex- tension of ear disease,Crotal. complicated with otitis, IISul.; eyes inflamed,wild,staring,pupils dilated, shrinking look as if from fear, IStram.; after suppressed eruption, HApis, IStram.; as if external portion were inflamed and beating painfully against skull, Daph.; one-sided, with facial erysipelas, spasmodic symptoms alternate with paralytic, IStram.; exanthemat- ous fevers, IIRhus; in yellow fever, IGlon, especially in children, Coral.; incipient, IKali br.; inclination to vomit, lArn.; with convul- sive movements of head, IStram.; hooplike feeling in head, worse at night, better after rid- ing, IMere; frequently lifts head from pillow, IStram.; pain in head, IStram.; thrusts head forward, IStram-; from heat, insolation, or when child has slept near hot stove, IOp.; with irritability, IStram.; after suppression ofleu- corrhoea "by cold, IIPuls.; with desire for light, IStram.; with mental deficiency, Crotal.; after abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; from metas- tasis of erysipelas, IVer. v.; from metastasis of miasmatic or exanthematous diseases, IBry.; with dryness of mouth, IStram.; with nausea, IStram.; with paralytic symptoms, Crotal.; pleading for help," IStram.; with raving, IStram.; rheumatic, children under seven years of age, epidemic during winter, IStram.; in scarlatina, Crotal.; with screaming, IStram ; in scrofulous subjects (dentition), ICale, ISpong.; of serous membranes, IBry., IKali m.; involving bony structures of spine, ICale p.; with stammering, IStram.; striking with hands and feet, IStram.; with stupor, 11 Ant. t, I Apis, IGlon., IHell, IIMerc, ISul, I IVer.; with sopor, (child), 7rBor.; from exposure to sun after having hair cut, IIBell.; children of sycotic or syphilitic taint, rather lean than fat, prone to eruptions which on healing leave purple spots, IThuya; with intense strabis- mus, 11 Tuberc; after sunstroke, ICamph.; first stage, IBell, IGels, IGlon, IVer. v, IZinc; second stage, after fully developed effusion, I Apis; exudation is completed, reaction almost nil, paralysis more or less complete, IHell, threatens (incipient measles), Euphor.; torpid condition, ISep.; toxaemic, Crotal.; traumatic, HArn, IHyper, IOp.; traumatic, in infants and children, IHep.; with trembling and con- vulsive movements of limbs, IStram.; tuber- cular, 11 Apis, I Atrop. s, ICale, ICale p.; ILye, ISpong., ITubere; frequent torsions of trunk, IStram.; suppressed urine, IStram.; violent disposition to strike, bite, or injure others, IStram.; frightful visions, IStram.; after getting wet, IIRhus. 8®° congestion, hyperaemia. Brain, metastasis; from other organs, threaten- ing paralysis or dropsy, ICup. m.; of erysipelas (meningitis), IVer. v.; of miasmatic or ex- anthematous disease, IBry.; of milk (epi- lepsy), I Agar.; variola, during suppuration, ISuf. Brain, sensation in front part, like inability to fix mind on any subject: Con. Brain, symptoms come on in morning, go off during day, and come on again in evening: Ast. r. Brain, motion : as if moved or raised, Aeon.; as if moving within cranium, or, as if in motion when leaning against something, ICycl.; as if it moved and beat against skull, during mo- tion, Ars.; seems to move to and fro, as if loose when moving body, Bar. e; as if it moved wrhen standing, Rheum ; as if moving in waves, IGlon.; as if rising and falling, in forehead, at every step, better from pressure, IBell.; painful when stepping, Dros. 8@^° loose, oscillation, shaking, waving. Brain, feels muddled; Sil.; in neuralgia of scalp, I IStaph. 8€^° confused, dull. Brain, pain as of nail driven into: Asaf; worse morning on rising, Ptel.; pressure, I IHep. 8^" boring, knives, lancinating, needles, plug, stitches. Brain, needles: pain as if a needle wrere pushed through into, comes on 9 a.m., stops at 2 p.m., worse noise, washing hands in cold water, dropping head forward, stepping heavily, bet- ter from soft pressure, lying on back and heat, llgn.; said they were running needles into it, Lyss. 8®° prickling, sticking, stitches. Brain, nerves: acute irritation (laryngo trache- itis), IGlon.; neuroses, with convulsions, IKali br. Brain, neuralgia: as if cats were tearing it to pieces (cancerous inoculation), lArs.; worse at menstrual period, must lie with head hang- ing over side of bed, body prone, I IZinc; nau- sea and vomiting, llris. g^° tearing. Brain, noise : affected painfully by, especially male voices, Bar. c; sensitive to, Con. * 98 3. INNER HEAD. Brain, numb: 11 Kali br., IPlat.; as if asleep, HApis, ICon.; before attacks of apoplexy, IBufo.; with leucorrhcaa, llgn.; pain with stu- pefied feelingfromabove eyes across base,Cact. Brain, oedema: I IPhos. Brain, oppression: as if intoxicated by carbonic acid, or by degraded or non-oxygenated blood Crotal.; followed by pain an inch below and to outer side of left nipple, Lye vir.; in scar- latina, Crotal. Brain, oscillations: painful, Curar.; when walking, going up stairs, or rising from stoop- ing, IILyc 8@F* loose, motion, shaking, waving. Brain, pain (undefined): IHyos.; in base, IGels. Variol.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Canth.; extending through base to occiput, IINux v.; in centre, Med.; deep in, Atrop.; to eyes (iritis)/ I Arg. nit; intense, causing continual rubbing of head on pillow, rolling from side to side, Med.; almost driving one mad, followed by excessive vomiting of bile and trembling, Zinc; severe continued, deep into in right frontal region, worse stooping, exercise, better application of cold, Ars. s. r.; deep, shaking is without influence, IGlon.; on shaking head, Spig.; deep, must sit or walk, cannot lie, Therid.; caused by effort of thinking, Daph.; transient, HChel.; severe and obstinate with uterine cancer, intermitting, I IZinc. Brain, paralysis : Cup. m, INux m, IOp.; be- ginning (typhoid), ILye; with symptoms of collapse, ICup. m.; from cerebral congestion, with typhoid fever, IOp, impending, ILye, IPhos, in cerebrospinal meningitis, IILyc, in typhoid, IHyos, IZinc, in scarlatina, HAmm. e, IPhos, IZinc; general symptoms of, IOp.; as if it would be paralyzed from effort of talking, Calc; diseases of a paralytic nature, ISil.; paralytic feeling in arms caused by brain trouble, IZinc. 8^° anaemia, atrophy, exhaustion, scle- rosis, softening. Brain, peculiar feeling : Bapt. Brain, pia mater : distended with serum, Crotal. Brain, pain as of plug driven into: Asaf, I IHep. Brain, poisoned by unexcreted urea (inaction of kidneys): ITereb. Brain, pressure: ICarbo a, I IChel, Chlorof, 11 Oleand.; on anterior lobes, extending below eyes (so severe that she fell forward and remained unconscious for several minutes (epilepsy), Art. v.; at base, compared to the bruised headache of Ipec, Ptel.; as if attempt- ing to burst skull, IIGlon.; in centre, after vertigo, HPhos.; with vertigo, INitr. ac; deep in, ICie, on awaking, Arg. nit, worse opening eyes widely, Cochl.; during delivery causes traumatic convulsions, IHep.; dull, gloomy, Caust.; as if forcing itself out front (congest- ive headache), IGlon.; as if it would force through forehead, with heaviness and press- ure in various parts of head, IKreo.; as if forced forward, Bry, ISil.; pain in forepart, worse walking, IClem.; as if pressed to fore- head, better bending head backward, Bell.; as if pressed against skull (fungus of crani- um), ICale p.; in insanity, Melil.; in left half, lAgar.; jerking in left half, Verbas.; painful in left from 6 to 8 p.m., Merc. iod. rub.; as from a load, worse rising in bed, motion, better cold washing, walking in open air, I Ars.; severe (parenchymatous metritis), ~Lac c;as if forcing itself out just above nose, I Amm. e; painful in one half, as from a plug or nail, I IHep.; along sagittal suture, Aur. mur.; heavy, forcing him to stoop, Cann. i.; tearing in right half, Verbas.; toward temples, IBell.; sensation of, together, Agar.; worse evening and night, at rest, better moving, or washing head, I Ant. t; upon top, Ziz.; violent, but transient pain extending from within out- ward in right half, gradually diminishing, Verbas.; under vertex, toward occiput on waking, IIBar. e; outward, Asar.; outward with headache, IBry. g$gg~ bursting, distending, heaviness. Brain, prickling: IFerr. Brain, pulsation : g^" beating, throbbing. Brain, feeling of quivering on shaking head, followed by dizziness : Xan. Brain, as if revolving : rapidly on axis, INux v.; especially when lying, Rob. 8€jp> oscillating, rolled, vertigo, Brain, as when riding: in wagon with closed eyes, Cycl. gg&~ vertigo. Brain, roaring: IFerr.; when stepping hard, or knocking foot, Sil. Brain, rolled around : sensation as if, Cinch.; up, as if, or compressed into small bulk, ICoccul. Brain, rushing : through, like lightning and down right side of neck into arm (epileptiform spasms), IChin. a. Brain, sclerosis: wrist-drop, alternating with colic and constipation, I IPlumb.; spasms from, IPlumb.; symptoms suggest, Bar. e gg&~ anaemia, atrophy, exhaustion, par- alysis, softening. Brain, screwed in : sensation, with toothache, Euphor. 8€^ pressure. Brain, sensitive : Crotal.; in megrim, lArn.; to motion and walking, INux v.; in phrenitis, IChrom. ac. 8®" irritation, tender. Brain, as if shaken : in skull, Bell.; as if being, Pallad.; painfully, by slight noise or conversa- tion, Con.; with nausea, cannot keep quiet, Elaps.; by electric shocks at night, 11 Ast. r.; in urticaria, IBell.; when walking or running in open air, INux v.; worse moving head, or stepping hard, ISpig. 8@T* loose, motion, oscillating, waving. Brain, shattering: when stepping hard or knocking foot, Sil.; when walking, INux v. Brain, shock: in upper part, after lying down in bed, 11 Lyss.; from behind forward, Clem.; on regaining consciousness, Cann. L; as from electricity, passes through, then spasms (puerperal convulsions) IHell.; momentary, with giddiness, Ferr.; synchronous with pulsation of arteries, IGlon.; painful, bruised, in right anterior side, in walking, Nuph.; sudden (cerebrospinal meningitis), INux v. B®* concussion. Brain, shooting: deep in, Ant. t; with transient flushes of heat, Cornus. Brain, as if gone to sleep : 8@°" numb. Brain, softening: ;Amb, Amm. e, IBufo, HCale, ICaust, Crotal, INux m, HPhos.; early stage, IIKali ph.; in epilepsy, ICaust; preceded by overexcitement, causing par- alysis, HPhos.; causes paralysis of feet, IZinc; blood to head, IGlon.; wearied, tired feeling, headache, slow at answering questions ver- 3. INNER HEAD. 99 tigo, feet drag, formication, numbness in limbs, I IPhos.; incipient, IKali br.; threatened, from overwork, ILye, from sedentary habits, mental effort, intemperance, disease, especially in persons who have been living too high, INux v. 8@°" anaemia, atrophy, exhaustion, para- lysis, also Mental exhaustion, Chapter 1. Brain, sound : as if striking a piece of silver, early in morning, on waking, gradually going off, Phell. Brain, soreness : I Arn, Camph., Canth.; as if bruised, particularly walking in wind, or making mental effort, ICinch.; deep in, IPhyt; extending to inner ear, with heat and heavy pressure on top of head, IISul.; worse on shaking head, IGlon.; from least jar when walking, Raph. Brain, sense of splashing: in left hemisphere when walking fast, ICarbo a. 8@~ liquid, loose, swashing. Brain, squeezed and relaxed alternately: ICale Brain, as if pin were sticking in it: INux v. Brain, stiffness: with sensation of coldness in cerebellum, IPhos. Brain, felt as if stirred with a spoon, must keep in motion day and night: Hod. Brain, stitches: Alum.,lEuph,IHyper.; in base Atrop. s.; commences in centre, passes through centre of left eye, Thuya; when coughing, IBry.; in pertussis, lAnae; as if extending through, after dinner, until going to sleep in evening, with shivering attacks of faintness, I IPuls.; in left side, extending toward vertex, I IMenyanth.; dull, in left, extending toward parietal bone and occiput soon after eating, INux v.; with nausea, Alum.; pressing, long- drawn, from behind forward through left, 11 Verbas.; sharp, IIGuaiae; single, in right half, Camph. Brain, stupid feeling: with leucorrhcea, llgn.; in prosopalgia, ICoccul. Brain, surging: is felt deep, Lyss. Brain, swashing : I Ars, Asaf, IBell, IHep, IHyos, IRhus; when walking, feels every step, Spig. 8@" fluid, liquid, loose, splashing. Brain, syphilitic affections : IMez. Brain, tearing: lArs, IHyper, Zinc; fine burning, Spig.; deep in, Ant. t, better in air, 11 Aur. met; dull, Calc; in left half, I Agar.; in upper half, Amb.; morning on rising, worse motion, better rest and warmth, IStaph, worse from motion, Agnus; worse moving eye, IRhus ; worse moving eyelid, IColoe; worse after rising, Amm. m. ©ST neuralgia, Brain, tender: I Arn., Med.; from least jar when walking, Raph. 8^° irritation, sensitive. Brain, tense: Asaf,Cham, IGels., Paris; centre of each hemisphere and cerebellum, as if large cords were drawn to each from every part of lobes and cerebellum, causing a dispo- sition to run wildly through streets, tearing hair, seemed as if tensive pains would break, when suddenly they relaxed to a bubbling sen- sation passed from centre to circumference, when reached the tensive pains began again, causes momentary loss of thought, Med.; as if head were tightly bound, Spig.; in membranes, feeling in region of eye, as if skin were thick and could not be drawn into wrinkles, Paris ; worse from motion, excitement, or using eyes, I Paris; pain in forepart, worse walking than sitting, IClem. Brain, feels thick : Sil. Brain, throbbing : of arteries, IIBell., IIGlon.; in base, ICale; from behind and toward sides, ends on surface in shootings, I IBell.; deep in right side, Sars.; on leaning head back- ward, during day, IILyc; from mental labor, Psor.; in middle, every morning, continuing all day, ICale; worse right side, especially forehead and vertex, I ISang.; stinging, worse stooping, IPuls.; transient attacks in one half, HCham.; with vertigo, ICact. g^ beating. Brain, tingling : 11 Apis. Brain tired sensation : IMed.; with physical and nervous prostration, ICon.; restless, in upper, with mental exertion, like limbs after muscular exertion, Ast. r.; as from a power- ful, all-pervading disease, 11 Ptel. Brain, traumatic: gtSg" concussion, wounds, Brain, tubercles: I ICaust.; in plexus choro- ides, Hyper. 8®" meningitis tubercular. Brain, tumor: spasms from, IPlumb.; blood to head, IGlon.; syphilitic, IMere cor, IMere iod. rub. Brain, tumult: restless, distressed, Ast. r. Brain, twitches: when blowing nose during first half of night, Ast. r. Brain, undulating : as if from throbbing in arteries, Hyos. 8€s?° oscillating. Brain, vacillating : 8®° oscillating. Brain, vertigo: deep in, as if it would cave in, or would lose consciousness, Brom.; especially in occiput, as if he would fall, IZinc. 8pT" oscillating, revolving, riding. Brain, sound of one's voice resounds like a bell. ISpig. Brain, wabbling: lArs.; as of water, IHep.; while walking, ICycl. 8^* liquid, loose, splashing, swashing. Brain, increased quantity of water ; in acute dis- eases (typhus, scarlet fever, smallpox), mani- fested by sopor, convulsions etc., INatr. m. g^- exudation, hydrocephalus. Brain, wavering : when walking, with vertigo, I I Calab. 8®" wabbling, waving. Brain, waving sensation: Act. rac, IGlon. g£^° fluid, liquid, loose, splashing, swash- ing. Brain, weakness: Chlorof, IIForm, IPhos.; all excitement forbidden, ILobel. c; heart does not stimulate sufficiently, vertigo, IDig.; left side, Abrot. 8€^ exhaustion. Brain, weary: g^" tired, Brain, weight: gQ^*- heaviness. Brain, whirling : around in, attack early in morning, lEup. pert; seems to go round and round (giddiness), I ISabad. 8®?° revolving, vertigo. Brain, ' wounds: lacerated, or punctured, ICalend, IHyper. 8@" concussion. g@T Cerebrospinal, Forehead, Head, Head- ache, Occiput, Temples, Parietal, Vertex. CEREBROSPINAL affections: Ced., I IPa- ris. Cerebrospinal congestion : Art. v., I IChloral, Pic. ac, IVer. v. Cerebrospinal depression: IPhos. Cerebrospinal disease : cries out on attempt to move him, I IVer. v.; comes on suddenly and severely, IHydr. ac. Cerebrospinal exhaustion (typhoid): IPhos. 100 3. INNER HEAD. Cerebrospinal irritability: indisposition to stand or walk for any length of time, 11 Ran. b.; in epilepsy from convulsions, I IVer. v.; gait staggering, Cup. ars. Cerebrospinal meningitis: lApis, ICale, ICale a, HCamph, ICanth, ICed, ICie, ICrotal., ICup. ac, ICup. m, IDig, IGlon, IHell, IKali iod, IILyc, IMere, Naja, IOp, IPlumb, IRhus, I ISil, I ITarant, I Ver.; rapid alternation of symptoms, Ign.; with temporary blindness, IGlon.; with intense pain in cervical occipital region, IGlon.; with delirium, IVer.; inflammation of labyrinth of ear as sequel, ISil.; early stage, I Apis, IGels.; after violent emotions, which act like a blow, IOp.; ex- plosive form, shock starting suddenly from one portion of body to brain, attended by numbness and paralytic drawing of limbs, INux v.; epidemic, I IZinc; pain in eyes, IGlon.; tingling in fingers, IGlon.; hysterical symptoms or complications, Ign.; with con- fusion and loss of memory, IGlon.; tightening around neck, IGlon.; with nervous irritability, IChloral.; with early paralysis, IPlumb.; irreg- ular pulse, IGlon.; with soreness and aching all over, 11 Eup. perf; sudden and desperate cases, IHydr. ae; tetanic stage, ICalab.; with vomiting, IChloral. Cerebrospinal sclerosis: muscular atrophy from, I IPlumb. 8®* Brain sclerosis. FOREHEAD, aching: yEsc. h., Ammoniac, Ante, Asar, Atrop. s., Calc. s., ICamph, Cann. ind, Coccul, Eup. perf, Ind. m., llpec, ILach, I IPetrol, ISars, ISul.; with anguish and restlessness, obliging one to leave bed, IColoe; better pressing with cold hand, Car- bol. ae; with cough, I Apis, IForm.; dull, Apis, Como., 1101. jec, IRumex, Sep.; better by pressure, Act. rac; on awaking, severe during day, Natr. a.; giddy, Acet. ae; from bad odor (typhus), I Apis; in ozaena, Elaps; worse by motion, better lying down, I Ascl. t; with depression and sour stomach, Ptel.; worse from motion, causing eyes to be closed, Bell.; in outer head, especially forehead, Euph.; after eating, Con, Kali bi.; followed by rend- ing in bones of right or left side of face, IKalm.; intermittent, I Ant. c; sometimes coming up from back of head, better in morning, worse towards evening (indigestion), IIPuls.; in- creasing, with pain in sides (remittent neural- gia of chest), IISul.; through temples to occi- put, commencing in morning, worse afternoon, Arn.; worse bending forward, IColoe; worse from motion, Arn, Chloral.; worse by cold and pressure (headache after a blow on head), IMere per. 8^* dull pain, heavy pain. Forehead, sensation of a round ball: sitting firmly even when shaking head, IStaph.; of pain in morning, ILac. def. Forehead, as of a band: Ant.t, Bapt, HCarbol. ac, ICarbo v.; below eyebrows, worse from exercise, with throbbing of temporal arteries, Sang.; hot band drawn across, from temple to temple, directly over eyes, Chloral.; worse leaning head forward, IMed.; in acute rheuma- tism, IChel.; as if bound by a tight cord, IMere iod. rub.; about an inch wide, from temple to temple, Helon. B^T* constriction, tension. Forehead, beating: INux m.; better in open air, I IKali iod.; better after rising, Eup. perf; as if it would burst, worse after eating, walking in open air, better pressure, in warm room, I Amm. e; after dinner, lAmm. e; in evenings, worse before and after eating, also when riding, especially in cold air, from talking, better indoors, Coccul.; as from hammers, with sputum in morning, of yellow or blood-stained mucus, INatr. m.; with hunger, after fever (ague), I IPuls.; from left side of head, IKreo.; towards nose, Gamb.; when pressing upon it, with compressive sensation in head, from both sides, with a hot feeling, IMagn. m., with vio- lent glowing, from upper part to vertex, as if head would burst from inward blows, worse from noise, daily paroxysms, Stann.; painful, Bapt, Lyss.; in one side of, Aur. met. 8^* hammering, knocking, pounding, throbbing. Forehead, blinding pain: worse evening, into back of head and down neck, Lil. tig. Forehead, blow ; pain as from severe, in right side, lAcon.; as from a heavy, awakes him in morning, Psor. Forehead, as of a board strapped across: IRhus; with rush of blood to head and flushing of face (typhoid fever), IIRhus; boring, I Arg. nit.; in left side, Aur. met. Forehead, bone : periodical paroxysms of ach- ing under, Laur.; burning with swelling, IIKali i.; burning in left side, Spig.; drawing in right side, ICaps.; drawing during rest and motion, IBell.; drawing toward root of nose, Agar.;as if it would fall out, Colch.; gurgling behind upper part of, Asaf; headache below, Cup. m.; pressing in left, better from pressure, tight bandaging, worsefromexhaustive mental labor, I Arg. nit; pressure on upper part, Camph.; violent benumbing, pressing inward in left side, Verbas.; drawing pressure, Zing.; shooting over left eye, Chel.; sticking drawing extends to temporal bone, 11 Ruta; stitches in left while reading, Ruta; tearing, left side in evening, I IPuls.; in right, ICaps. Forehead, boring: Apis, Calad, Cycl, Dros, Nitr. sp. d.; acute, in one side generally left, or passing from left to right, with nausea, Iris; with digging in brain worse from motion, even talking, IDulc; dull over left brow 10 a.m., Act. rac; momentary numbness (affection of sympathetic nervous system), I IPhos.; in right side, IColoe, I IPuls.; in or out, morning and evening, worse in open air, from pressure and stooping, better by touch, Calc; from within, ISpig.; within outward, worse before midnight and lying quiet, I IDulc; from with- in, worse afternoon, and after eating, better from motion, cold drinks and bathing, Bism.; as if loose and falling from side to side, worse walking in open air, better sitting quiet in room, Sul. ac g^~ burrowing. Forehead, as if broad and high: Cund. Forehead, bruised sensation : IIPuls.; midnight till morning, IHep.; better by rubbing, I Ars. Forehead, as of a bubble bursting: running around left side of head, Form. Forehead, burning : Aur. mur, Bry, I ICaust. ICham, Lyss., Menyanth, lOxal.ac, Stront, 11 Zinc; on awaking and after eating, IINux v.; as of a ball of fire, ICaust; headache worse right side, Ananth.; better from pressure of cold hand, Carbol. ac; with digging in brain, IDulc.; during heat (intermittent), lArs.; in jaundice, 11 Aeon ; with nausea better in air, 3. INNER HEAD. 101 Stann.; lasts twenty-four hours, if very severe ends in vomiting, worse from overexcitement or walking (bilious headache), I IPod.; burn- ing in right side, IColoe, in right side (eye), ISpig.; with hot sweat, HCinch.; stinging, with feeling of rubber band stretched over it, with confusion of mind, Lil. tig.; tearing shooting, from left side to temple, especially left supra- orbital ridLje, with ptosis of upper lid, I I Spig.; when walking, Rhus; worse at night, better afer riding, IMere 8ST heat. Forehead, burrowing: Coccus; worse from motion, loud noise, speaking loud, opening mouth, better lying down, Spig.; as if an ab- scess were forming, 11 Hep. 8@~ boring. Forehead, bursting pain : 11 Amm. c, Calad, IGraph., IIPuls, Spong., Ustil.; as if accumu- lated blood were pressing out, ISpong.; better bandaging head tightly, worse light and noise, with blindness (hemicrania), ILac def; when coughing, IINatr. m.; with sputum of yellow or blood-stained mucus in morning, INatr. m.; to bridge of nose, 11 Dulc; in catarrh of frontal sinus, Ant. c; with chill and burning in stomach, ISang.; and temples to occiput and nape of neck, I Ars. 8^* pressure outward, splitting. Forehead, beclouded feeling: IGraph. Forehead, cold sensation : in a small spot, as from a cold thumb, lArn.; changing to heat worse from shock, motion, etc., Arn.; as if touched by an icy band, afternoon, Hyper.; on right protuberance, Anag.; right side, Agar.; in a warm room, Cist.; as from a draft of air, ILaur.; as if a cold wind were blowing on it from neck to back, worse in room, better in open air, Laur. Forehead, bump of concentrativeness: dull pains with corresponding symptoms of mind, IBar. c Forehead, confusion: Ailant, Amm., IBry, Nitr. sp. d.; in region of eyebrows and root of nose, ICon.; with pinching in epigastrium, IColoe; with pressure in orbits, IColoe; with vertigo, IPsor. 8^* dulness, stupefaction. Forehead, congestion: IFluor. ac, ISil.; on awaking, worse stooping, Tell.; causes prick- ling, 11 Viol.; feeling of, HCinnab. 8^° ful- ness, heaviness, pressure, throbbing. Forehead, constriction (contraction) : Ascl. s, llCarb. s, ICycl, ICham., IGrat, Iris; dull, heavy across (chronic headache), INaja; head- ache in upper part, Hyos.; painful, Plat; bet- ter from strong pressure, Anac; pain, as if spot size of a dime was daily contracting and getting smaller, thinks he will be crazy as soon as it is drawn together (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; with alternate distension, Bism.; pain worse afternoon, better sitting and washing, Asar.; as if muscles were contracted, Bell.; of skin, I LEse h, Arn, Caulo, in middle, Gels. 8@" band, pressing, tension. Forehead, crackling: Aeon. Forehead, cramping pain: IPlat; as if screwed in, IPlat. Forehead, crawling : during supper, Zinc. Forehead, creeping: IColch. Forehead, as if being crushed: with nausea, llpec; as if brain were crushed, Sep. Forhead, cutting: Calc, Cinnab.; in bones, lArg. nit; when coughing, Ziz.; in epilepsy, ICaust; with discharge of yellow matter from I nose (catarrh), ISep.; in right side to ears, remittent pain, worse by pressure, Diosc. Forehead, darting: Con, Cycl.; especially moving eyes, Cinch.; in left side, Mang.; momentary, obliging one to shut eyes, Pod.; from right to left, followed by flying pains in epigastrium, yEsc h.; from upper part down to centre of head, as if knives were thrust into brow, worse in motion ILach.; worse from motion, shocks, etc.. Arn. ggg* flying, lancinating, shooting, etc. Forehead, feeling of deadness: 11 Mur. ac. Forehead, digging: 11 Psor. Forehead, disagreeable pain: Apis. Forehead, dragging: INatr. m. Forehead, drawing: Atrop, Aur. mur, Guaiae, IGraph, IINux v,IITereb, Zinc; especially over eyes, Cann. i.; with oppressive heat, Zinc; extending to eyes toward end of chill, worse on opening eyes and motion (inter- mittent) lArs.; intermittent neuralgic pains, ILye; in forenoon and at midnight, 11 Kali e; extends to hips (haematuria), Tereb.; on left half, Asaf, Clem.; intermittent, in left side, Thuya; in middle, Ars. s. f; extends down one half of nose and to middle of vertex, morning, worse till afternoon then better till evening, llgn.; especially over root of nose at 6 a.m., Zing.; in periosteum, wakened from sleep in morning, Amm. e; pressing more on left side at noon, Zing.; in two lines from protuber- ances to glabella, where it draws outward as from a magnet, Ictod.; in right side, I Ars, IColoe; from thinking, Calc; as if skin were drawn into folds, IGraph.; as of something lightly drawn over, Bar. c; tensive above orbits, worse raising eyes, IPuls.; with vertigo, IPsor.; seems to be external, to occiput, Sep. Forehead, dulness: Act. sp., I Arg. met. Arg. nit, Bapt, Cain, ICham, Cund, IGels, INux m.; behind, Ascl. t; as of a board, ICoccul.; as if a weight were lying in brain, each expiration accompanied by sensation as if this load were pushed from direction of occi- put to forehead, Pallad.; with chilliness, Aloe; as after inhaling chloroform, Cepa ; with sink- ing in epigastrium, Natr. a.; with headache, Paris;dull sensation in left,Coccul.; in middle, Staph.; in a small spot as large as tip of finger, in morning, 11 Oxal. ac; muddled, 11 Carb. s.; precedes nosebleed, Sabina; more to right side, Lyss. ggg~ confusion. Forehead, dull pain: .Esc h, lAur. mur, Canth, IChel, Chim. m. Chin, a. Coccus, Crotal, 11 Dios.,Eucal, Euphor, I Euph, Form, IHam, llnd. met, IILyc, Merc, sul, IMy- gale, lOxal. ac, IPhyt, Ptel, IVib, Zinc; in abortion, 11 Ustil.; in angina faucium, ILach.; on awaking, Ant. c, ICale, Erig, 11 Myr. cer.; as if a rubber band were stretched tightly from temple to temple, HCarbol. ac; stupefy- ing, better walking in open air, I Ant. e; better at sunset, followed by mental exhilaration, Coca; with bruised feeling better, worse mo- tion, Rumex ; in centre, 11 Carbol. ac; with chilliness, Carbol.ac; forehead cold, better by heat, ICinnab.; confusing, extends to temporal regions, as after night watching or loss of sleep, Vib.; confused (nervous cephalalgia), 11 Acet. ac; in conjunctivitis, I ISep.; with constipa- tion, IIBry.; with coryza, yEsc. h, HCepa, 11 Sinap.; in dyspepsia, ILye; in dysentery, 102 3. INNER HEAD. I Arn.; worse over left eye or alternating from side to side, ILil. tig.; into eyes, Lact. ae; commencing at outer angle of each eye, worse around edges of orbits and across bridge of nose, Sinap.; with soreness of entire face, espe- cially of bones, IMere iod. flav.; pain with fever, 11 Polyp.; causing head to move to and fro and close eyes, Agar.; followed by semi- fluent coryza, Fluor, ac; with heaviness of feet, Pie ae; in premature labor, 11 See; with lassitude and desire to sleep (hemorrhoids), ■Collin.; with soreness, with heaviness of limbs, IMere iod. flav.; on left side with stupefaction, pain morning and evening, Lyss.; in morning, acute neuralgia, ILac e; worse from motion, Chloral.; with neuralgic pains in tem- ples, Rob.; from within outward in right, Castor.; with nausea, with cool sweat on fore- head and feeling of weakness, IPhyt.; with pain at root of nose, IMere iod. flav.; and upper lids, with vertigo, worse turning head or any violent motion, better in open air, IPhos.; to occiput, Carbol. ae; pressing, Astac; in right half, involving eye, llgn.; right to left, I yEsc h.; worse in right temple, Cup. ars.; in one side, generally left, or passing from left to right with nausea, llris; may extend down spine, worse from slightest attempt at using mind, Pic. ac; with stupid feeling from morning to evening, Lyss.; with warm sweat, IGlon.; with sweat and anxiety, better in open air, Ant. c; with neuralgic pain in right tem- ple, close to eye, Ver. v.; worse in temples, with aching in umbilicus, ILept; becomes dull and throbbing, settles right side and over temporal bone, Cup. ars.; near right temple, shifting to other side and then disappearing, Jacar.; becoming sharp, throbbing and shoot- ing in right extends to occiput, worse motion and stooping, Ars. s. r.; in upper part, Ferr. s.; worse ascending stairs, I Ant. c; worse de- scending stairs, Iodof. 8®° aching, stupefying pain. Forehead, frontal eminences (protuberances): aching, left to right, worse left, Lye vir.; dull aching, Acet. ae; intermittent beating, near left, Verbas.; in left, as if extravasation of blood had taken place, Am.; boring in left, 01. an, worse night, warm bed, Arg. nit.; boring under right, early, soon after waking, IBell.; clawing in left, I Arg. nit.; crampy pain extends to zygo- ma and lower jaw, Bell.; digging in left, I Arg. nit.; drawing in head, Viol.; benumbing drawing in left in a draft of air, Verbas.; draw- ing from left to root of nose, causes confusion of head, ICina; formication over right, Coc- cul.; gnawing, Bell.; slow hammering in left, Verbas.; headache in left, deep, ILach.; head- ache over right, Coccul.; headache over, ILye vir.: headache in region of left after dinner, Zinc; headache in right, Kali br.; headache with ulceration of frontal sinuses when dis- charge stops, IKali bi.; lancinating pain over right, Coccul.; sensation in right as if a nail were driven in, disappears on pressure, IThuya; pain in left, Chim. umb.; pain in left to left lower occiput, HNatr.e; pressure below, deep through brain to occiput, Cann. s.; dull press- ure, Asaf; pressing (jaundice before attack), I Arg. nit.; intermittent pressure near left, Ver- bas.; pressing pain in right, ICaust.; pressing in right, Zinc; from within outward,worse sitting, on entering warm room after walking in open air, and looking at anything sharply, better lying in horizontal position, especially on back, ISpong.; pressure after rising or dressing in morning, after quarter of an hour over whole forehead to vertex and becoming worse after twenty minutes,pressive pain from within out- ward, IFerr.; violent stupefying pressure deep in right, on going into cold from warmth, Ver- bas.; pressive pain worse going down stairs, better pressing palm against, and in open air, IFerr.; screwing pain, lArg. nit,; lancinating shocks in left,Cain.; shooting in left to left lower occiput, 11 Natr. c; shooting in right, worse bending forward, better by pressure, IBell.; sharp sticking behind and above, ISpig.; dull boring stitch above right, Zinc; pulsating stitches, ISpig.; rapid stitches in left, Arn.; sud- den deep penetrating stitches under left, like shocks followed by sensitiveness, Asafjand pa- rietal eminence dee p, sharp intermittent stitches between left side, Verbas.; violent, slowly ap- pearing and disappearing stitch from within outward in left, Verbas.; subacute pain, first in left then right,in right molar,then right temple, then left temple, again to right molar, then to loins, with frontal oppression, Lye vir.; tear- ing in right, Amb, in left, Sep.; pressing tearing after dinner, Zinc; tension on going into open air, and in a draft, I I Verbas.; throbbing, lArg. nit, over right, Coccul.; throbbing on either side, worse evening, and after exertion, llris; sudden broad thrust above left, extending deep into brain, ICroe Forehead, empty : when stooping Act. sp.; as of space between forehead and brain, worse in evening and cold, better from warmth, ICaust. Forehead, expansion : INux m. Forehead, over eyes: 8@F*Supraorbital, Chap- ter 5. Forehead, as if it would fall out: IThuya ; as if a piece would fall out, on stooping, "l I Nux v.; as if lump were falling forward while sitting or turning in bed, ICham.; as if something would fall forward on stooping, Magn. s. Forehead, sharp flying pains: Ustil. Forehead, formication: Arund. gta^~ numb- ness. Forehead, frontal sinuses: 8®° Nose,Chap.7. Forehead, fulness : lApis, Bapt, IBell, IIBry, Cain., Chrom. ac. Coca, Hell, Meph., Nitr. sp. d., Sep.; as if brain were too large, Lact. ac; as if brain were shaken, Pallad.; crowd- ing, IHam.; with throbbing in vertex, Natr.; dull heavy pain, .Esc h.; in evening, IBry.; better on closing eyes and from pressure, IBry.; with red, bloated face, IBry, and grip- ing alternate in various parts, seeming to come from stomach, Con.; with bleeding of nose, IBry.; oppressive, HAmm. e; with outward pressure, as if contents would be forced through every aperture, Lil. tig.; and pressure, worse or renewed when thinking thereof, IHelon.; pressing, as from vapor of coal, Amm. c; on right side, extends to root of nose, with almost incessant sneezing (coryza), I I Sticta; throb- bing heat, lAct. rac; with pressing in root of tongue, IHam.; worse raising head, after sleep, after talking, better sitting or lying with head high, ISul.; worse on moving eyes IBry. 8gT" congestion, heaviness, pressure weight. INNER HEAD. 103 Forehead, glabella (over root of nose, between eyes): boring extending down nose, worse af- ternoon and after eating, better from cold drinks, motion and bathing, Bism.; contrac- tion, as if laced together, with coldness, I ICamph.; headache, Ascl. s.; heavy weight, with want of memory, IStaph.; pain, Arn.; headache begins, IGlon.; dull headache, IICup. m.; dull pain, Xan.; like a pressing band, Therid.; pressing pain in morning (coryza), ICale; throbbing, Calab.; with pain over eyes, Xan.; throbbing in ozaena, lArs. Forehead, gnawing : in scalp, better from rub- bing, iDros.; as from worms, Zinc. Forehead, grinding pain : worse from motion, awakens 5 a.m., gradually increases and di- minishes, I I Stann. Forehead, hammering: IKali iod.; fears apo- plexy, worse right side formerly, now on left (dyspepsia), IFerr. ph.; in centre, ILye: with sensation as if brain were compressed from both sides, IIKali iod.; in coryza, after mercury, IIKali iod.; on one side, generally left, or passing from left to right, with nausea, Rhus v.; as if head wrere enlarged to three times its size, IKali iod. gg&~ beating, knock- ing, pounding, throbbing. Forehead, passes hand across : Lyss. Forehead, headache: Amyl, Apoc,IArs, I Ars. i, Asar, Bapt, Bell, ICarbol. ac, ICham, • Chen, a. Chin, a. Chin, s., ICurar, ICycl, ■Elaps, I IGuaiac, IGels, Gymn, 11 Hydras, llris,ILac c,ILyevir,Lyss, IMere cor, INatr. m, HOp, Petrol, IPlumb, 11 Ptel, IIPuls, IIRob, ISang, Sep, I ISil, Sinap, Stann, USticta, IISul., ISyph, 11 Tell., I ITubere, Uran n, Vace, Variol, Ver. v.; worse in anterior half, llris; with tearing in arms and hands, ICale p.; on awaking, going off after getting up and washing, ISul.;better infreshair, Tarant; of businessmen, lArg. met.; in catarrh, IILyc; with pain in chest and nausea, Asim.; in chorea, IMygale; chronic, worse sitting, study- ing, sewing, better standing, working, could not attend school, llris; during climaxis, Sars.; coma and delirium, difficult deglutition, nau- sea and bilious vomiting, Crotal.; with chill, lEup. pur.; worse in large company, IPlumb.; in coryza, I Aur. met; fluent coryza, IMed.; caused by cough (phthisis), ICale; w^orse coughing, 11 Sticta; causes depression of spirits, Sarrae; with dizziness, Xan.; and dimness of vision (dysmenorrhoea), ILaur.; with desire for cold, acid drinks, Eup. pur.; with stinging in left ear, changing at times to right, Bor.; af- ter eating, Ars. h, with heat, Calend.; worse after dinner and in evening, Calc. s.; with sour eructations, Pic. ae; when he exerts himself, Zing.; heaviness in eyes and nausea, IIAloe; with pain back of eyes, Kob.; pressure, as if eyes would be forced out, IMed.; dull, heavy pressure behind eyes, ITherid.; worse turning eyes upward, I ILac c; must close eyes, Calc; especially over eyes, worse laughing, talking, or stooping, Zing.; with flushed face, sore throat (diphtheria in alternation with Bell.), IKaol.; preceded by hot flushes, I IMelil.; ex- tending into cheek bones, I ISang.; with sting- ing, darting, Stilling.; all day, with cold feet, IFerr. mur.; in hepatic typhus, IChel.; flying pains, yEsc. h.; with weakness in forehead, Psor.; chronic, worse in forenoon (suppressed itch), ICale; slight, in forenoon, V.ib.; in- volves gradually whole head, worse from vomiting, 11 Selen.; through head, worse vertex, afterward head felt bruised, ILac def; increasing, with feeling of heaviness, as if head would fall forward, INatr. m.; when suddenly turning head, INatr. e; with heat, in intermittent, IIPuls.; in in- fluenza, lEuphor.; with lassitude, better in open air, Carbol. ae; worse from light, 11 Ca- lab.; left side, Asar.; left side worse, lAnt c; from left to right, Carbol. ac; worse lying on back, Calc; during menses, Amm. c; with profuse menses, Crotal.; chronic, worse from mental exertion, Plumb.; in suppressed itch, ICale; before midnight, with pain in chest, as from an internal ulcer in sternum, IPuls.; after midnight (typhoid pneumonia), 11 Lac c; in morning, Ars. i, ISul, Zing.; on awaking, worse after rising, Lyss.; begins on awaking, increases as day advances, better by sleep at night, extending gradually to vertex and in- volving entire cerebrum, with constant ver- tigo, worse from motion, mental exertion, espe- cially school-work and going up stairs (brain fag), I IPic. ae; in morning on rising, I liber.; worse from motion, Elaps.; with nausea, Aloe, IGlon, IMed.; and loss of appetite, I liber.; worse while nausea remains, Petrol.; in acute desquamative nephritis, ICoccus; followed,and better by nosebleed, IFerr. ph.; violent, when nasal discharge suddenly dries up, ILach.; with thick plugs of nasal secretion, IMere iod. flav.; extends to nose, ICale p., IMed.; to occiput, Camph, Chloral, I ISul.; with ozaena (scrofula, mercurio syphilis), 11 Aur. met; in paralysis, Curar.; chronic, periodic, IKreo.; violent, periodic, ISil.; in pneumonia, IChel.; better by pressure, Clem, Tarant.; better by strong pressure (albuminuria), ILye vir.; m right half, during apyrexia (tertian ague) IPuls.; in right side, with sensation as if eyes would be forced out of head, worse in right eye, with menses, I ISang.; on rising, Calc, Eryng.; worse in rest, Cie; in sick headache, IPhyt.; better by smoking, Diad.; in spermatorrhoea, IPhos.; in affection of spine, ILach.; with fulness in stomach and belching, IChim. m.; shooting at intervals in right temple, IIKali bi.; during stool, Apis; worse from stooping, IBry., ICale, Elaps.; during sweat (ague), I ISep.; wrorse in temples, extends to back of left eyeball, worse on moving eyes, Badiag.; in ulcerated throat, ILye; in tonsil- litis, lApis; with toothache and earache, Bor.; continued to vertex and occiput, Diad.; with vertigo, Carbo v., IPlumb.; on rising from sit- ting, Sang.; almost incapacitates for study, fre- quent and profuse urine, Vib.; with vomiting, Ver. v.; worse on walking, Ustil, in open air, Calc; worse in warmth, Calc Forehead, heat; Alum, Arund, Badiag, Croc, I IChel, Diad, Elat, IGels, INux m.; after- noon, Niccol.; burning, ISpong.; as of a hot body having descended into it when stooping, ?rKali e; congestive, IPuls.; with burning in chest, ICrotal.; with chill over whole body, 11 Natr. m.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICup. m.; between attacks in epilepsy, ILach.; in headache, IDiad.; tensive, before vertigo, IINux v.; in infraorbital neuralgia caused by mental work (smallpox), Variol.; 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INNER HEAD. motion, ICrotal.; during night, IIAngust; when reading (smallpox), I IVar.; standing or sitting, better in open air, Alum.; worse walk- ing, Camph. 8@-burning. Forehead, heaviness: yEsc. h, yEthus, Amyg, I Amyl, I Ant. c, lArs, I Ars. s. r, Aspar, Bapt, Bism, IIBry, ICarbo a, ICham, ICie, IColoe, Gamb, Hep, IKali iod., lOxal. ac, Niccol, Nitr. sp. d.; in ague, llpec; afternoon, Niccol.; as if brain would fall forward, with stoppage of nose, Grat; confused, Arn.; with constipation, INux v.; no stool for several days (fissure ani), IHam.; with coryza, Jacar, IINux v.; after dinner, lAmm. e; can hardly open eyes, All. sat; worse over eyes, worse moving or lying down, slightly better in open air, Chloral.; with dull sensation over eyes, and continual throbbing most marked on each side of head (fainting spells), ILac def; as if something heavy fell into forehead if he holds head down, INux v.; after fright, I IRhus t; in left half, Cund.; during menses, with feeling as if eyelid would be drawn back, in evening, Zinc; in morning, after rising, and during day, Amm. m.; in morning, as if she had not slept sufficiently, Niccol.; with mo- roseness, yEthus.; neuralgia, ICoccion.; with nosebleed, IKreo.; pressing, INux m.; as if everything would push out, IIAcon.; on stoop- ing, ICarbo a.; in heat of sun, Brom.; in up- per part, Ferr. s.; worse raising head, after sleep, after talking, better sitting, or lying with head high, ISul.; worse reading and writing, ICale; worse walking, Camph. 8gT* dulness, weight. Forehead, heavy pain: Canth, Chim. m, IPhyt, Puis.; alternating with throbbing and jerking, Lyss.; extending to back, sometimes all over head, comes on any time of day, ILach.; severe across forehead, lAmyl.; over eyes, worse moving and lying down, slightly better in open air, Chloral.; dull, lUran. n.; in morning (acute neuralgia), ILac e; worse in motion, Chloral.; dull, with nausea, llris; first in right side, extends more and more toward left side, Sabad.; from reading or writing, worse stooping Eryng.; passing around from temple to temple, just above eyebrows, ILobel. i.; worse walk- ing and stooping, Rhus v.; like waves, 11 Ant.t. 8@°aching, dull pain. Forehead, as if left half were higher than right half: Cund. Forehead, itching: Anac, Alum, Aur. mur, Pallad.; evening in bed, Zinc; severe, IISul.; better pinching skin, Ars. m.; in tertian inter- mittent, HSep.; scraping, Bell. Forehead, jerking: cutting, to middle of brain, in short intervals, after lying down, Camph.; especially after eating, ICham,; in left, in evening, Alum.; in left, half an hour after ris- ing, IColoe; painful, through left, leaving dull pressure, worse during rest, better from motion, IStann.; pressure in middle of; renewed by suddenly turning around, stooping or talking, Sil.; shooting backward, HPrun.; single, un- dulating, violent jerks of pressing headache, Sep.; in right side, towards interior and back part of head, Cann. i. 8^* darting, lacerat- ing, neuralgic, tearing. Forehead, knocking: with congestion to head, ISpong. BgT" throbbing. Forehead, lacerating: Bov, Guaiae; when leaning head against something or when lying on back, IINux v.; excited or made worse by feeling heart or stooping, Ipec. Forehead, lancinating: Ast. r., ICup. ac. Cup. m, Ferr.; worse in right side, Ananth.; worse stooping. Forehead, feels as large again : INux m. Forehead, as if top of head were lifted up : Diose Forehead, lightness across : on stooping, worse in morning, IKali bi. Forehead, sensation like an inability to fix mind on any subject: Con. Forehead, motion; as of something moving, Lyss.; to and fro, almost as if head were moving to and fro, Phell. Forehead, muscles ; painful sensation, compels him to wrinkle, Viol. Forehead, as if a nail were being driven in: llgn. Forehead, neuralgic pain: yEsc. h., IChel, IPlat, Thuya; intermittent (prosopalgia), I IVer.; in left, over eye, Uamb.; paroxysms, returning every eight, twelve, fourteen, or twenty-one days, ICoccion.; periodic, over either eyebrow, commences 9 a.m., worse till noon, when it declines and passes off at 3 p.m., returns morning at 9, IStram.; worse stooping, Iod. 8^ jerking, tearing. Forhead, numbness: IFluor. ac, I IMur. ac; as if constricted, in a warm, crowded room, soon increasing to violent, dull, burrowing compres- sion, with fretful impatience and heat in upper part of body, especially in head, as if anxious sweat would break out, 11 Plat.; to root of nose, Bar. c; tensive, as after a blow, extend- ing to nasal bone, I IPlat.; worse in morning when awaking and when lying, better from exercising in open air and wrapping up head, IMagn. m. Forehead, fronto-occipital : headache (morbus Brightii), ILye vir. Forehead, oppressive pain: with delirium, lAgar.; stupefying, reeling, Sabad. 8^" dull, heavy. Forehead, pain (undefined) : Ailant, Ant. a. Ant. t, Ars. h., Ars. s. r, Arund, Bor, Brach, Calad, Card, m, ICepa, Chim. m., Cupr. s, Elaps, Erig, Form, IGels., IGlon., llpec, IKali iod, Lyss, INux v., ISpong.; above, I Chim. m.; better from motion in open air, IMagn. m.; awaking with, Myr. cer.; ex- tending back, IPhyt; better lying quietly on back (emansio mensium), IDig.; contracts brows (aphonia\ ICaust.; like a boil, midnight till morning, IHep.; pinching in bowels, INatr. s.; with catarrh, ICepa, chronic nasophar- yngeal, INatr. a.; in centre, ICrotal.; with chill, Ars. h, 11 Lact. ac; constant pain, ILac def; in coryza, ISabad.; from coughing, lAscl. t; in bronchitis, Hod.; in delirium tremens, I IStram.; diffused in upper part, worse on right side, extends to base of brain with soreness, Xan.; extends to right ear, Tereb.; with ringing in ears, Cact; after eating, IKali e; in epileptiform eclampsia, ICed.; with copious thick expectoration, chilliness, vomiting, loss of appetite, loose stools, sleep- lessness and restlessness (influenza) IPuls.; in evening by candlelight, with burning and pressure in eyes, Croc; towards evening with vertigo, ICycl.; extends to eyes, sharp violent, better by warmth, scalp tender where pain is worst, IISul.; must close eyes, or if looking, 3. INNER HEAD. 105 make aperture of lids small, 11 Aloe; causes dimness of sight Eryng.; dark spots before eyes, Cact; eyelids swollen in morning (cili- ary neuralgia), ICrotal.; worse over left eye (catarrh of frontal sinuses), ICup. m.; excor- iating, on awaking, 2 a.m., lAct. rac; with stitches in left side of face, ISang.; at 10 a.m., Lact. ac; frequent, IIPuls.; worse when shak- ing head, IGlon.; chronic, must hold head and eyes down, lApis ; with rush of blood to head, IIMerc. cor.; with heat after eating, Calend.; with flying heat and sweat in morning, Oxal. ac; with general heat, alternating with crampy pain in chest, Lachn.; in hysteria, ICed.; in- creasing, till evening, Ammoniac; increasing for fifteen minutes, then decreasing, I IPuls.; with indigestion (suppression of itch), ICale; in iritis, ICinch.; with lassitude, worse in morn- ing (suppression of itch), ICale; cause lachry- mation (acute neuralgia), ILac c; in left side, I Ant. c, Calc. s, IKali bi.; extending deep into brain, in paroxysms, Plant.; deep in left, back of inner corner of eye and higher than eyebrow, extends down toward left and deeper in like a curve or drawn bowrstring, Ars. s. f; in left, with melancholy, I Aur. met.; with disordered liver, IMere; is more severe in left eye and ear, extending through occiput, worse by pressure with hand, IMenyanth.; in un- developed measles, lAmm.e; during menses, Brom.; in morning, Aur. mur. nat; worse lying on left side and back, better and going off when turning on right side, and after ris- ing, ICinnab.; on awaking, extends to back of head, IKali bi.; when awaking, worse after rising, Kalm.; lying in bed, worse drinking wine, worse in wet cold weather, better rising and moving, Rhod.; in morning in ophthalmia, lApoe; worse from motion, I IPhos. ac, or exertion (cerebrospinal pains), lOxal ac.; with nausea, Kob.; after a light breakfast (headache), ILac def; better from nausea, I ILye vir.; seems to meet and go down nose, Cup. ars.; to root of nose, worse in morning On rising, Ptel.; to root of nose, with rotary vertigo, IIPuls.; at noon, Chin, s.; with nose- bleed, ICina; extends to occiput, Arum m.; involving whole occiput in evening, I I Paris; extends to occiput,intense distracting, unbear- able (sick headache), ILac def.; with numbness in occiput, ILach.; worse when pain in occiput is better, I Amyl.; with pallor (suppression of itch), ICale; in paroxysms, with stuffing up of nose, IMar. v.; with photophobia, IChel.; with photophobia, blepharitis, astigmatism, ILil. tig.; flies to, with photophobia, Tarant.; with pressure from within out, Bry.; better by strong pressure, IBell.; in right, Ars. h.; worse in right (diarrhoea), lApis; in right (inter- mittent), ICarbo v.; in right during morning, IMere sul.; severe, principally in anterior part and eyes, worse stooping and walking, better from pressure (dysmenorrhoea), 11 Sabina; ' shooting, into eyes (right), IPhos.; when sit- ting, Cinch.; after sleep (epileptic), I IOp.; makes him stand still while walking, better pressing strongly on parts, IBell.; with un- easiness in stomach, Kob.; extending to temples and occiput, worse toward evening (chronic cephalagia), lArn.; with dry slimy tongue, ICale; worse stooping, Kob.; tender to touch, worse in evening, Bufo.; worse from | touch (iritis), IMere; in left side, became throbbing, particularly when working, caused tears to flow, IKali e; changes to throbbing in vertex on assuming upright position (diph- theria), ILach.; goes to vertex, then to occi- put, then settled on top of head, seemed intol- erable, better by squeezing both hands upon side of head, I IZinc; with vertigo, IINux v.; with vertigo and nausea, could not sit up, worse from raising head, Pic. ac.; better by sponging with cold water, IISul.; better by force of will, Lil. tig. Forehead, penetrating pain : down to nose, ?rAur. mur. Forehead, periodic pain: as if head would burst, with efforts to vomit and rarely vomit- ing (headache), ILac. def; with stuffed nose, IMar. v.; in right side, I INatr. s.; from eight to ten days, lElaps.; every six weeks, worse from motion and in fresh air, better from strong pressure and wrapping up head (cephalalgia), IIMagn. m. Forehead, piercing pain: IKreo.; from within outward to wardsmiddle,more upward, I IGlon. Forehead, pinching: in a small spot, deep, Jamb. Forehead, pounding up into head (chronic co- ryza) and with inflammation of frontal sinuses (chronic catarrh): I ISil. 8®" beating, knocking, throbbing. Forehead, pressure (painful): Aeon., lAloe, Amb, Ammoniac, Ant t, lArg. met, Ars. h. Arum. t. Aspar, Aur., IBar. c, IBell, Berb, Benz. ae, Bism, Bor, Brach, Cain, Camph, 11 Carb. s, ICarbo v., Cast, eq., Castor,ICham, Chin, a. Cinch., ICinnab, Coccus, Cycl, Euph, Inul, Lyss, IMagn. c, Merc, sol, INatr. m, INitr.ac, I IPhyt, 11 Rhod, Sang, ISpong, Verbas, Zing.;aching, Lactu.v.; from current of air, Anag.; as if pressed asunder, with pressure on eyeballs, and sleepiness, better evening and entering a room from cold air or vice versa, IRan. b.; awakens 5 a.m., 11 Stann.; backward, Anac; benumbing, Calc; as of a board against, I IDulc, Plat, ISul.; as if bones were lifted up, IBell.; as if front half of brain would come through forehead, IMed.; in middle as if brain would fall out while straining at stool, Ratan.; as if brain had not enough room when rising in morning, a forcing outward, better after washing and eating, Psor.; as if brain would be pressed out just above orbits, obliges him to lie down, IBell.; feeling of a heavy substance pressing upon brain becomes sharp and darting, almost unendurable, Stilling.; as if it would burst, IFerr.; particularly after eating, INatr. s.; with catarrh in frontal sinus, ICale; as if it would burst, worse after eating, walking in open air, better from pressure and in warm room, lAmm. e; during chill (inter- mittent), lArs.; in choroiditis, ICed.; com- pressed behind and above, yEthus.; dull, com- pressed feeling, Ailant.; compression in left, Coccul.; compression from margins of orbits to temples, Cann. s.; as if compressed, in a warm room, Aeon.; compressive sensation, with anguish and restlessness, obliging one to leave bed, IColoe; compressed, as if screwed together, ISul.; constrictive, worse from mo- tion, excitement or rising eyes, IParis ; and contracting pain, Aeon.; as if coryza would appear, Coloe; in coryza, IIMerc; as if parts were crushed by a violent concussion, extends • 106 3. INNER HEAD. over forehead and cheekbone, lArn.; deep in, IGraph.; after dinner, Agar.; worse after dinner (chlorotic cephalalgia), I IZinc; dull, I IZinc; with confusion, INatr. m.; with feeling of fulness, Ustil.; dull, with nausea, yEsc h.; dull, makes thought difficult, Zinc; in dysmenorrhoea, ICycl.; with stitches passing inward, in both ears, Lyss.; causes eyes to be drawn shut while walking, j better sitting, lying down, worse rising or going into open air, Bell.; extends into eyes, Asar, IKali e ; extending into eyes and root of nose, IKali c; as if eyes would be pressed out, IPhos.; above eyes, Cist.; in eyeballs, lids can only be raised with exertion and pain, could no longer read, INatr. m.; into eyes, with pressure in stomach to liver, left ribs and back, IKali c; as if it would push out, worse morning when rising, better in fresh air, I ISabina ; she cannot keep eyes open, better walking in open air, I Coral.; extending into eyes, with heat in face and head (sick headache, blepharitis, catarrhal fever), SKali e; extends to eves toward end of chill, worse opening eyes and from motion, I Ars.; extend- ing to orbits, sore moving eyes, IChel.; as from stupefying constriction, drawing in orbits, worse evening at rest and in open air, better movement, in room and from changing position, Val.; commencing over eyes, spread- ing upward to coronal suture, I Arg. nit.; with pressing eyes outward, Lye vir.; worse over eyes, iCard. m.; with pam in eyes, in fore- noon, Zinc; toward eyes, Aspar.; as from a heavy weight over eyes, Sil.; weighing down eyelids, ICarbo v.; worse moving eyebrows, Coloc; with hot face, Ang.; as if some- thing would fall out, Cinch.; during fever, IKali e; in puerperal fever, worse from mo- tion, I IPlat; worse from weight of hat, ICarbo v.; with heat and prostration, Lyss.; with heatat 9 a.m., increases till midday, disap- pears 4 p.m., of several months' duration (head- ache), H Sul.; in typhoid fever, I Apis, HPhos.; during heat (intermittent), lArs.; in intermit- tent, IFerr.; as if flattened, Coral.; right side, with giddiness and chill after dinner, better toward evening, Coca ; followed in a few minutes by sticking in forehead, and especially over orbits, soon sticking changes into pressure, and so on in constant alterna- tion, sticking is like a darting, tearing, as if it would pierce eye from within outward, I Val.; as from a tight hat, Alum.; with heat in head and flashes of heat, IKali e; extending over whole head, particularly in vertex and occiput, with constant roaring in ears, with confusion and heaviness of head (rheumatism), ILye; with confusion of head, ISul.; with congestion to head, especially when smoking, IMagn. e; with congestion to head, ISpong.; with dul- ness in head, Zinc. ; like a heavy load on forepart, I IStram.; dull, heavy, lAilant, increasing during day, Sticta ; heavy, with belching and nausea, Calc; heavy, especially on stooping, IParis ; as if it would be pressed in, worse motion, Bapt; from without in- ward, ILach., Zinc; gradually increasing and decreasing, I IPlat, I I Stann.; without inwards, worse riding in a wagon, reading and thinking, from eating, drinking and sleeping, better during rest indoors, ICoccul.; as if pressed in at night and morning, worse on exposing head to cold air, IINux v.; pain as if everything would issue on stooping, IBell.; with irritable mood during and after dinner, Mar. v.; in jerks, from without, over head, Anac; in left side, Brach.; worse in left, Lye vir, ISars.;especially leftside, worse open air, after dinner, Seneg.; in left side, changing to shooting, IHyos.; with stitches in left side, ISars.; on lying down, Calend, Chim. m.; on back, IColoe; maddening, outward pressing, presses head against wall, ILyss.; in measles, lEuph.; menses absent two and a half months, ICycl.; before menses, ISil.; before and during menses (dysmenorrhoea), 11 Nux v.; during menses, ISul.; during menses, with dis- charge of offensive,hardened matter from nose, Sep.; in emansio mensium, IDig.; from mental exertion, Anac, IDig.; returns 4 p.m., seventh day, with uneasiness of mind when reading or thinking, Lyss.; in morning, Ant. t, INux v., IPhos. ac. Zinc; in morning on awaking, and in evening, Anac; morning after rising, and afternoon, during menses, ISul.; morningwith drawing in eyes as if strabismus would follow, Pod.; with morning headache, Psor.; worse from motion, Agnus, 11 Aph.ch, Arn, 11 Stann, with restlessness, ISul.; with nausea, Carb.s, and belching, ICale; pain, accompanied by slight nausea, with cold sweat, and feeling of weakness, IPhyt; worse at night, Ars. h.; in neuralgia, ICoccion.; until noon, wdth dul- ness in head in morning, ISul.; into nose, ICale; before nosebleed, ICroe, Sabina; with discharge of plugs from nose during menses, ISep, ISil.; pain above root of nose, must bend head forward, followed by qualmish- ness, llgn.; toward root of nose, worse after rising, Amm. in.; with stoppage of nose, ICaust.; caused momentary numbness (affec- tion of sympathetic nervous system), I IPhos.; as if brain were pressed out, I Bry.; as though pressure from occiput would force brain out, ICaps.; outward, Alum, lAmyl, Amm. e, I Asaf, Benz. ac, IBry, ICamph, I IChel, I IDros, INux m, Oleand, Stann, Verbas.; obliging him to move head from one side to other, better for a short time by almost com- plete uncovering of burning hot body, Coral.; outward, first left, then right, ICimex ; out- ward, worse stooping, Bry.; outward, as if all would prolapse, Benz. ae; as of a plug on right side, Jacar.; with photophobia, IKali e; better from pressure with hand, I ISpig.; pulsative pain, Ruta ; pushing outward, 11 Amm. c; in right, lArs.; I IChel, Colch, Hydr. ac, Lith, I IStaph.; increasing and decreasing in right half, ICham.; first in right then in left, Colch.; extends into right eye, llgn.; in right, above eyebrow, llgn.; in right, sometimes extending to occiput, Coccus ; on rising, IStram.; sharp, in upper part of left side, I Hod.; upon a small spot in middle, in evening, Zinc; sharp, morn- ing on awaking, afterward becomes a simple pressure in temples, Zinc; as if skull were toofull, with nausea, or sour, slimy vomiting, IINatr. ph.; with sleepiness, Zinc; after smoking, Calad.; as if it would split, I/Ethus.; in a small spot, deep in, Jamb.; in small spots, worse m leftside, Psor.;afterstitch,Lachn.;as from a stone, better by laying head down and stooping, ill humor, whining, IBell.; as from. • INNER HEAD. 107 a stone, with hot head, worse evening, ICham.; as from a stone every morning, with vertigo, IKali c; when stooping, or moving head, in afternoon, Lyss.; worse from stooping,IColoe, Spig.; can scarcely stoop, IBry.; with stupe- faction, Calad, ICinch.; with nausea, Dros.; stupefying, with confusion of senses and dul- nessof whole head, while reading,alsoinchronic coryza, 11 Calc; stupefying, worse in room, I INatr.c;after beinginsun, Actsp.; aftersun- set, with heat on top of head, better by press- ure, during quiet and while lying down, worse when thinking, INatr. s.; tension, Bell., in right side, IBell.; with thirst, mostly in morn- ing, INatr. s.; throbbing, every morning (epi- lepsy), I ISul.; extends to vertex and jaw, Lyss.; with vertigo, ICoccul, Grat.; in influ- enza, I Ant. t; on walking, ascending stairs, reading, or reflecting, Arn.; while walking in afternoon, with peevishness, I IKali c; worse near a warm stove, Arn.; wavelike, in left half, Asaf; with weeping and vexation, Bell.; like a weight, worse bending head down, better from pressure, INatr. m. 8@?~ constrictive, dull, heavy, tensive. Forehead, pricking: Arund., Lil. tig.; from rush of blood, 11 Viol.; with giddiness, worse stooping, in evening, cannot sleep until 1 or 2 a.m. (after checked diarrhcea), I ISul.; as of pins, Aur. met, ICepa; in skin, I ILil. tig. 8§r stinging. Forehead, protuberance : 8€iT* eminence. Forehead, racking pain : with heat of face and head, and great desire to hurry business, Ptel. Forehead, raging pain: IMere sol. Forehead, rending. Bgjf tearing. Forehead, rheumatic pain : of right, with nau- sea, pain worse in morning, IPhyt. Forehead, roughness : sensation of, Pallad. Forehead, sensitive : Zinc; to dry cold air, ICarbo a. Forehead, sharp pain : above eye, worse above right, Natr. a.; when riding in sharp cold wind, 1 p.m., Ars.i.; beginning in right side, shooting like lightning through brain coming out at occiput, IPrun.; worse stooping, Iodof. Forehead, pain as if shattered: Stann. Forehead, shocks: painful, worse forenoon and evening, Sul. ae; with sputum in morn- ing of yellow or blood-stained mucus, INatr. m.; sudden, Crocus. Forehead, shooting: yEsc. h. Apis, Berb, Cinnab, Eryng, ISpig.; before falling with vertigo, IKali c; with fever lasting for an hour (ague), IIPuls.; in hectic fever, HPhos.; in left only by day, till last night, when it prevented sleep, shooting goes obliquely down- ward and sometimes backward, IMere per.; on one side, generally left, or passing from left to right, with nausea, llris ; from out in, IColoe; pressing (coryza), I Aeon.; in right side, worse toward evening, rest, cold air, coughing, better from moderate motion, lllris; under skin, Chel.; sudden, extends to eyes, Berb. 8®" darting, lancinating. Forehead, shuddering: Castor. Forehead, frontal sinuses : as if air forced it- self into, Zinc; catarrh, Berb, Bry.j ICale, ICup. m, IKali m, chronic, IKali iod.; ca- tarrhal affection in coryza, IIMerc; chronic coryza, I ISil.; coryza, with hot,burning, pro- fuse lachrymation, IVerb.; dull pain, Cochl.; in right, afternoon, Bapt.; continual dull pain across, with extreme sensibility of cartilages of ear and nose, Zinc; fulness, Cochl.; dull, heavy feeling over, IIPuls, in morning, Ars. met.; inflammation with catarrhal head- ache, IKali iod.; inflamed with pounding and throbbing in forehead (chronic ca- tarrh), HSil.; severe pain with dry cough and pain in chest, ISang.; pain in right, after catch- ing cold during attack of coryza, worse in morning, near fire, IINux v.; pressure, Ars. h, ICimex; dull pressure, Hod.; pressure like with the point of little finger in right, later in left, Ars. h.; sore, Cochl.; sticking in left, Verb.; jerking stitches, I IKali iod.; stuffed feeling (hay catarrh), 11 Sticta; tearing, Kali iod.; tightness over, I ICarbol. ae; ulcerations, Hippoz.; involved by ulceration of inner nose, IKali iod.; uneasy feeling, Cochl. Forehead, smarting in skin of: Jalap. Forehead, soreness; daily 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Cina; better temporarily by rubbing, I Ars.; small spots, IParis; as if in brain, worse stoop- ing, Bapt.; in frontal bone, Sarrae Forehead, spasmodic pain: to vertex after tak- ing cold, Calc. Forehead, splitting pain: Ant. c, 11 Oleand.; as if it were split, wakes at night, 11 Vace; on going into cold wind, ILac c; with cough, ISticta; as if it would split in two in median line, from root of nose to top of head, Vace 8@f bursting, pressure. Forehead, small, painful spot: Bry. Forehead, squeezing pain: Plat.; above root of nose, as if she would lose reason, worse in open air, I Aeon. Forehead, stabbing: felt as if, with knives (headache), I IThuya; forehead to occiput, three violent stabs, IBell.; from upper part down to centre of head, as if knives were be- ing thrust into brow, worse motion (headache), ILach. Forehead, sticking : lArn, Camph, Coccion, Crot t, Sil.,Zinc;evening, in bed, Zinc; espe- cially over orbits, like a darting tearing, as if it would pierce eyes from within outward, changes in pressure and so on in constant alternation, I Val.; and drawing to occiput (amaurosis), I Elaps; pressive, in left side, extends to right, worse opening eyes, Sil.; as of needles stuck in, Caula.; sudden, toward nose, IColoe; with a tearing as if head would burst, or sharp tearing in skin of left, above eyebrow, Zinc; with ver- tigo in afternoon, Stront. 8^"* pricking, stinging. Forehead, stinging ; ICycl.; with and continu- ing after shaking chill, Mang.; extending to eyes, towards end of chill, worse opening eyes and on motion (intermittent), lArs.; fine, llpec; in typhus, I Apis ; during heat (inter- mittent) I Ars.; with dry, thirstless heat all night, ICamph.; in middle, Ars. s. f.; from within outward,Ign. 8^°pricking, sticking. Forehead, stitches: yEsc. h., Arn, Berb, Cycl, IElaps,Ipec,IMerecor, ILach, I IPuls.; above, Berb.; in inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; with chilliness on nape of neck and back, Sil.; with cough, Arn.;dull,iEsc h.; frequent dull, or like electric sparks, ICham.; into ear, Cepa ; into left eyeK Ant. t; into eyes,IKali e; distort face, extend into left eye and ear, every five min- utes, day and night, I ISep.; during puerperal 108 3. INNER HEAD. fever, IColoe, Kali c; fine but violent, Zingib.; better from heat, and raising head, IKali e; in hysteria, better lying down and by pressure, ILye; in jaundice, I ISep.; into upper jaw, Cepa ; as from a knife, Tereb.; pressing boring in left half in morning from within outward, woke him twice, lasts a minute, Staph.; over entire left, externally, Cepa; intermittent, fine, needlelike, in left side, Verbas.; in left, better from pressure and in open air, 11 Puis.; in left, daily, half an hour after rising, IColoe; worse from moving head, eyes or jaws, IKali c; with nausea, better lying down, Sep.; as of needles, Cepa; in left, Mangan.; external, needlelike, in right, Ars. s. f; into nose, especially after drinking something cold, Dig.; frequent, one-sided, I ISep.; from without in, IColoe, continuous, in left, from within out, Lachn.; flying, from within out, mornings or at noon, Con.; from within out, worse eat- ing or stooping, better pressing head or mov- ing about, ISul.; from within out, worse evening and on touching hair (syphilis),IMere cor.; fine prickling, when becoming warm, Sabad.; sharp, from within out, Senecio; in ovaritis, IPlat.; with paroxysmal burning in ovaries, 11 Plat.; as if with pins in skin, Calad.; in right, Ars. s. f, Calc. a, Coccul, IGlon, Squilla, as if in bone, 11 Nux v.; sensitive across, every few minutes, Atrop.; sharp, externally in left,Tarax.; when stooping, Cycl.; worse stoop- ing IKali c; to teeth of same side, Cepa ; ex- tend into teeth, 11 Puis.; from temples, ISpong.; with vertigo, melancholy and prostration, 11 Natr. e; with vertigo, before he falls, IKali c. 8®" lancinating, sticking. Forehead, stupefaction : IColoe, Hep. g)gg~ dulness, confusion. Forehead, stupefying pain: Bov, Euphor.; pressing, with obstruction of nose, I IDulc; pressing, while reading, ICale; with somno- lency, IPhos. ae; in upper part, Hyos.; worse at rest, Cie 8®° dull pain. Forehead, surging: with vertigo, I IPsor.; like waves of pain, rolling up and beating against frontal bone, with headache, Sep. Forehead, swashing sensation: when shaking head, Cina. Forehead, as if ice cold sweat were on, which is not there: IGlon. Forehead, feeling as if swollen: above eyes (headache), 11 Tuberc. Forehead, tearing pain : Act. sp, Amb, Ant. c, IBerb, Bry, ICale p., Camph, ICham, Coc- cion. Coccus, Con, ?rCup. m, IGraph., llgn., ILach, IINatr. e, Sil., ISpig, ISul.; above, Berb ; better in open air, 11 Aur. met.; inflam- mation of brain, IIPuls.; burning, day and night, ILye; in coryza, IIMerc; as if coryza would appear, Coloe; drawing, extending into eyes and root of nose, IKali e; after eating, Inul.; during supper, Zinc; particularly around eyes and nose, affected parts sensitive to touch, as if a blister had been applied (headache), IISul.; outward; during heat (intermittent), lArs.; in hysteria, better lying down and by pressure, ILye; in left, IColoe; daily, half an hour after rising, IColoe; left to right, Lachn.; before and during menses, ICinnab.; from mental exertion, Anac; in middle, Cain.; from middle toward left side, Lyss.; as if forehead would be torn out at night, I IHep.; nightly, IPlumb.; worse at night, Thuya; worse even- ing and night, IMere; from within outward, worse eating or stooping, better pressing head or moving about, ISul.; in recurrent parox- ysms, ICham.; pressure, Stann.; in right half at intervals, Stann.; in right, Arum t; as if in bones, I INux v.; in upper right, Osm, Sep.; sticking into cheek, ICham.; sticking, with violent ineffectual inclination to sneeze, Zinc; stitchlike in right, near temporal region, I IMenyanth.; excited by stooping, Asar.; in small spot, near temple, ICarbo v.; tensive, especially beneath frontal eminence, extends toward orbits, Spig.; thrustlike, worse in right frontal eminence, causing involuntary fixing of eyes on object at which he is looking while standing and sitting, Spig.; uninterrupted twitching, at times sawing in right side as if nerves were being torn out by a fine instru- ment, extends over eye and into malar bone, I ISpig.; with vertigo, melancholy and prostra- tion , 11 Natr. c. Forehead, tension (tightness) : Apis, I IKalic, INatr. m, Paris, I ISep, Zinc; across, like a band, I ICarbol. ae; over, as from a rubber band, Coca; as if bandaged, or in a hoop, worse at night in bed, better after rising, or when laying hand on it, IIMerc.; with coryza, ISul. ae; with vibratory, shaking sensation, when stepping hard, ISil.; in scalp, ICale p., ICarbo a, Jacea; as if skin were drawn tight, Brach, Cann. i, INitr. ae; of skin, as if be- numbed, Berb.; skin tight, closing eyes or wrinkling brows, worse left side, Anag.; skin as if too tight, frequently only on one side, worse from change of temperature and while eating,better after eating, with anxiety,IPhos.; with wrinkles in skin, Grat; as from a vise, IPuls.; with weakness of body, Sil. Forehead, tensive pain : Benz. ac, Coloe, IINux v, IPlat; as of a band above eyes (acute rheumatism), IChel.; as if brain were in one lump, worse after eating and sitting bent, better sitting up, lying high with head and in cold, Ant. t; in coryza, IIMerc; as if skin had grown fast,with tension in eyes, Sa- bina. 8@^° band, constriction, pressing. Forehead, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : Ars, Brach, Canth, IIGlon, ILvc,IMagn.c,IMere iod.flav,INatr.m, I IPuls, ISil, ISpong, I I The- rid, Zinc; awakes with (epileptoid), I ITarant; with rush of blood, Grat.; of bloodvessels, IBell.; in catarrh,Gymn.; with chilliness, Sil.; during cough, Hep.; dull in right,worse toward evening, rest, cold air, coughing, better from moderate motion, I llris ; after eating, Inul.; with fever (ague), llpec; with heatand brown redness of face, IKreo.; in typhoid, I Apis, I IPhos.; before heat( quartan fever), IIRhus; during heat (intermittent), I Ars.; after heat (quartan fever), I IRhus; in forenoon, 9 a.m., Diosc; with inflammation of frontal sinuses (chronic catarrh), HSil.; up into head (chronic coryza), I ISil.;withcongestiontohead,ISpong.; from left side of head, IKreo.; with hunger, after fever (ague), I IPuls.; inleft,IAcon, lArg. nit. ;better by pressure, worse wal ki ng, I yEthus.; in left, better from pressure and in open air, IIPuls.; during menses, Calc. p.; in emansio mensium, IDig.; in morning, ICanth ■ on awaking, with heat in face, I IKreo.; extends to neck, Lyss.: all night, with dry, thirstless 3. INNER HEAD. 109 heat, ICamph.; with nosebleed, IKreo.; over root of nose, with heat, Camph.; to occiput, followed by spasms in epigastrium, extending from right to left, also to back in paroxysms, ICon.; extends into occiput, with frontal headache, I ITherid.; to occiput, sticking, jerking, "Pry.; generally in left, or pass- ing from left to right, with nausea, llris ; in right, Ars. s. f; in right, worse evening, sitting bent, warmth, better sitting up, and in cold, lAnt. t.; with vertigo, melancholy, and pros- tration, I I Natr. c; worse at night, better after riding, IMere;painful, ICale, Cann. i, ICaps., IDig, IGlon, IKalm, IStram.;extends to eye- balls, worse on mental exertion, by moving about, Vib.; with nausea, I INatr. m.; painful, extending into occiput, I ITherid.; painful, pre- ceded by great prostration, I IMelil.; espe- cially in anaemic women, HLac def; painful in bones, with swelling, IIKali iod.; painful in right side, beginning at inner end of right eyebrow, and running around eye, 8 every morning, worse until 10.30, better, disappears at 1 p.m., must lie down, llgn.; painful, worse in right side, Ananth.; painful, by stooping, Asar.; painful to vertex, IGlon.; pain, worse from light and motion, during menses (dys- menorrhoea), IITarant; worse going upstairs, orstepping,Alum. 8^° beating, hammering. Forehead, thrusts: as if it would burst, with headache, lAnim. e; over right eye, Bapt. Forehead, tickling ; on, Aur. mur. Forehead, tightness: 8®" tension. Forehead, tingling: as if pins and needles were in, I IStram. Forehead, touch: sensitive to, Mar. v., Spong. Forehead, twitching; pain in, Bor.; on middle, Arum t; painful quivering of muscles, Ars. h. Forehead, uncomfortable feeling: Aur. met; with heat, fulness and pulsations, Form. Forehead, undulation : in left, Coccul.; painful, Arund. Forehead, vertigo: Aspar., Croc; above, to right, Ars. h.; with infrascapular pain, IChen. a.; staggering of legs as if too weak, ()leand.; on walking or raising and moving head (angina pectoris), 11 Arn. Forehead, sensation as of water in : IPlat. Forehead, weakness : with frontal headache, Psor.; extending into nose, after typhoid (nervous affection), IManc. Forehead, weariness: with coryza, Jacar. Forehead, weight: lApis, Bism", Elaps.; crush- ing, IGlon.; especially in moving eyes, Cinch.; as if it were falling out (liver com- plaint), IChel.; when stooping (amenorrhcea), Symph.; with stuffed feeling in nose, better in open air, IPhos.; in typhus, IBapt. 8@°* heaviness. Forehead, wringing : above, Berb. HEAD, acute sensations, 8§f Headache. Head, air: as if there were in, Benz. ac; feels full of compressed, especially towards nape of neck, Aur. met.; as if a current were rushing through, if not kept warm, Aur. met. Head, as if everything were alive: Petrol. Head, anxious feeling: Apis. Head, bad feeling: with dizziness, Abies. Head'as if balls moved about in: worse at night and lving on right side, Ananth. Head, as of a band around: 8^° constriction, pressure, also Headache, band. Head, bearing down: Agar. Head, beating: with fists or against wall or floor, with unconsciousness, I ITubere Head, benumbed: Ars. h.; with cold state (intermittent), I Ars. Head, bewildered: Bell. Head, biting : l< ale; with chilliness, I I Lye; as from lice, Caps.; upper right side, on bone, from behind forward, worse in evening, Agnus; better by scratching Thuya; mostly on temples and behind ears, followed by swelling and eruption, IPuls.; worse on vertex, IMez. Head, blood: as if it had left brain, Oxal. ac; as if coursing upward and outward, Oxal. ae; as if flowing to, before eating, Uran. n.; as if trickling down from front to back part, at 8 p.m., Lact. ac. Head, bloodvessels: beating of arteries, in morning on awaking, IBell.; distended, IFerr.; during menstrual period, with headache, pre- venting sleep, ICroe; enlarged veins, IGlon, in haemoptysis, IDig.; fulness of veins, writh pressure, Xan.; arteries full and pulsating, Syph.; arteries palpitating (mania), IBell.; as if all were pulsating, INux m.; pulsation of arteries with fever, in afternoon, Tromb.; slight throbbing, Millef g^jr congestion, throbbing. Head, as of a blow : leaving a sort of stupefac- tion, diminution of power of thought for sev- eral days, Guaraea. Head, feels blown up : Spong. 8®" air. Head, bursting: 8®" distended. Head, bubbling: Benz. ac.; at night, IPuls. Head, buzzing: with dulness, Calc; in hyper- aemia of brain, 11 Phos.; in chronic catarrh of bladder, I I Pareira; worse in forenoon, and walking, Cochl.; in chronic headache after epileptic attack, I Caust.; before, during and after menses, IKreo.; in morning, with ver- tigo, as if everything were whirling around after stooping, IZinc; with fulness and slight pain, Ver. v.; with inability to work, read, or think (ozaena), INatr. m. Head, chill; g^° coldness. Head, feels choked up; with heaviness in head, and danger of suffocation (croup), 11 Cub. Head, cloudiness: IClem, Coccul, Samb, Squilla; with anxiety (typhoid), HPhos. ae; especially on awaking, Phos. ae; as after in- toxication, Sabad. Head, coldness (chilliness): Agnus, Ananth, I Arn, Ars. m, Asaf, Benz. ac, Brach, ICale, Caps, Chlor, IFerr, IIGraph, Grat, Iris, ILye, ISil, ISul.; cold creeps before stool, Carbo a.; in facial neuralgia, ICup. ae; in fore- head (spinal irritation), IHep.; in headache, I ISul.; especially after overheating and sweat- ing, ICarbo v.; with heat in face, Lactu. v.; hor- ' ripilations, Nitr. sp. d.; in hysterical subjects, Val.; as if sharp ice touched, or cold needles pierced, IA gar.; as though posterior half lay in ice, Cast, eq.; like a piece of ice on, IVer.; icy cold feeling, Ars.; in whole, or parts (me- grim), ICale; worse night, and in cold air, IStront; with pain, IGels.; in acute rheuma- tism,IColch.; in right side, which quickly rises to vertex, making hair on vertex feel as if it stood on end, IISul.; crawling, after coming into room from open air, Amm. e; with shivering, spreading from over bodv, Mosch • f 110 3. INNER HEAD. over shoulder blades, Stront; with shudder- ing, Seneg.; running over one side of, Ruta ; one side of, with numbness, ICon.; at small spot left side, above ear, Asar.; on one spot as when nerve of tooth is touched, then clammy sweat, Carbol. ae; after stool, Plat; with thirst, Stann.; as if cold water were poured on, ICup. m.; like cool water in, I IVer.; as of a cold breeze blowing on, Petrol, IMen- yanth.; as if wind were blowing through when moving head quickly or shaking it, ICoral.; internal, running to toes, I IVer. Head, cold, sensitive to: IBar. c, ICarbo v, IGraph, Grat, I IHep, IMere, INatr. m, IPhos, I ISil.; from getting wet, IRhus; to take cold from dry cold wind or getting head wet, ISep.; from getting wet or cold bathing, worse evening and on overheating, better in open air and when at rest, I Ant c; feels as though she had a bad cold, 11 Eup. "pur.; unpleasant feeling, like a cold, Ars. i.; from a draught, after being heated, causing head- ache or toothache, IKali c; especially from dry cold air, I IHyos. ggjg" wrapped up. Head, confusion: lyEthus., 11 Agar, Amb, Am- moniac , Amm. c, I Anac, Antt, I Apis, lArn, lArs, Aspar, ttAtrop. s, Benz. ac, Bism, Brach, IBry, Camph, ICanth, ICarbo a, Carbo v., Case, HCham, IChloral., Coccus, ICoccul, Codein, ICoff, IColch, IColoe, ICon, ICrot t, I ICup. acCycl, IDig, Diosc, IDulc, Euph, Euphor, IFerr, Ferr. s, IGels, Hydr. ae, IHyos., Jamb., IIKali bi, ILac c, Lactu. v., Lith, Murex, IMur. ac, HPhos, Ptel, IIPuls, IRhus, Seneg, I ISep, Verbas, Zinc, Zing.; with painful sensitiveness and rumbling in abdomen, See; with anxiety (typhoid), HPhos. ac.; with loss of appe- tite, IChel.; on awaking, Ant. sul. aur., Phos. ac, ISul.; as if bruised, with fluent cor- yza, Hell.; in cancer, ICarbo a.; with peculiar sensation in cervical muscles, Kali in.; in chills, Astac, Brom.; in cholerine, IPhos., after coition, Bov.; in colic, I IOp.; after congestion, Amyl.; in constipation, IDiosc; puerperal con- vulsions, HVer. v.; in coryza and whooping cough, 11 Cepa; with hacking cough (spas- modic croup), IKali br.; with debility, Seneg.; after dinner, ISul.; in diphtheria, IChin. a.; ' as after dissipation, in morning, Bry., ICinch., IINux v, IPuls, 11 Ran. b., ISul.; dull (after long continued convulsions), I Amyl.; dull, especially over eyes, HApis; dull in forenoon, Chrom. ac; with dulness, ISul.; after eating, Diad., I IPetrol.; worse by eating and drink- ing, ICoccul.; in evening, ISul.; in evening, when studying, with pressive pains, as if on bones on right temple, Diad.; especially over eyes, worse moving, Sinap.; with dim- ness of sight in open air, I ICycl., Thuya; fol- lowed by eczema erythematosum on forehead, I IPhos.; in fever, I lAnthrac, ISul.; as if headache would ensue, Cimex ; with head- ache, ICarb. s.; with inclination to bend head backward, Cham.; in valvular disease of heart, IChel.; with heat, INitr. ac; with dry heat (angina),I Merc.; with heaviness, Lil.tig, ISul.; with a hollow feeling IPuls.; in indigestion (gastralgia), I Arg. nit.; as if inflated,Merc. per.; in laryngitis, IChel.; in left side of, with pressing burning in left orbit, temple and nose, on dorsum nasi and in upper teeth, IColoe; as from a heavy load, Calad.; long continued, ISul.; with pressive pain in fore- head and temples, better from pressure of hand, better in evening, after eating, Diad.; in hysteromania, I ITarant; after mental operations (threatened abortion from fright), IGels.; disinclined for mental work, Cham ; in morning, ICanth., Clem., IMere sul.; with nausea and sour vomiting, I IGraph.; as from loss of sleep, Zinc; worse from motion, Bell.; after midday nap, Bry.; with nausea, 11 Calad., Iod.; in evening, Inul.; constant nausea, dis- appeared on drinking water, IPhos.; during interval of nervous attacks, ILa*ur.; with press- ive feeling in orbits, near root of nose, Coloe; most in occiput, See; and aching in occiput, as if a band were tightly tied around forehead ISul.; spreading from occiput to forehead, IGels.; drawing in occiput into neck before sleep, Bry.; with pain, ILith., ISul.; dull pain, IGels.; peculiar in headache,Amyl.;peculiar,in heart disease, ILobel. i.; in pneumonia, IMere; and pressing on forehead,ISul.; with pressure, in paroxysms, during afternoon.particularly on waking, Cham.; with pressure on top of head running to ears, ICrotal.; worse by reading, ICoce; frequently recurring, ISul.; with reel- ing on motion from side to side, Gamb.; while resting head in hand, Diad.; after rising, IBry.; after sleeping, as from insufficient sleep, ISul.; better smoking and going into open air, Diad.; spasmodic pain in storm, IDiad.; dur- ing stool, Kali bi.; with boring and sticking, especially right temple, Cham.; with thirst; most in morning, INatr. s.; uneasy,Hydr. ac; with vertigo, HChel, Croc, IKali br, ILach, ISul.; and drowsiness, Amyl.; with vertigo and pressing pain in forehead, extending over whole head, particularly in vertex and occiput with constant roaring in ears (rheumatism), ILye ; with vertigo, caused by motion, IPuls.; when walking, Asar.; and weight, after sleep- ing, ISul. 8@H dull, heavy, stupid. Head, congestion: (determination of blood): I Act. rac, yEsc h., Alum., Amyl, Ant. a, lAnt c, 11 Arg. met, I Arg. nit, I I Asaf, Ast. r., Atrop, Bar. c, IIBell., IIBry, Bufo, ICale, Camph., Carbol. ac,ICarbo a., Carbo v, Chel., I IChlor., I Cinch, I Coca, Cornus, ICroe, ICycl, Dory, IDulc, lErig., Euphor, Ferr, Form, Gamb., IIGlon, IGrat, Hyper., lln- dig, IKali bi. Kali br, IKali c, IKali iod, I lLact.ae,ILaur,IMagn. e, I IMelil., IIMerc, Mosch., INatr. m., Natr. s., INux v., IOp., IPhos., I IPuls., IRan. b., Sal. ac, See, ISep, ISil., IStram., ISul. ac, I I Syph, I ITarant, Ver. v.; from alcoholic stimulants, IGlon,HLach.; worse from alcoholic drinks, I ICale; alter- nating with congestion to heart, IGlon.; after anger, HCham.; with bleeding from anus, ICale; with anxiety, I Aur. met, Cycl.; after menses, llgn.; forcing him to get up, with anxiety after going to sleep, D Puis.; apoplectic, IKali iod.; with anxiety, face hot and red, or pale, carotids pulsate strongly, pulse full and strong, or small and quick, IIAcon.; some- times before apoplexy, IGlon.; threatening of apoplexy, Coff, IStront.; on awaking, HCale; awakens at night, Berb.; cannot lean back' (nightmare), ISul.; as if all blood were rushing to, Amyl., ICale, IFerr. s.; as of blood rushing 3. INNER HEAD. Ill across, I Eur. perf; as if there were a great rush of blood, and as if whole bead were crowded with blood, IGlon.; as if all blood as- cended, Millet; with pain in cerebellum (per- tussis), I Anac; with stinging pulsation in brain, especially when stooping, IPuls.; with burning, INux v.; causes burning in scalp, Ustil.; as ifblood would burst out at forehead, Lact. ae; with catarrhal sensation and heat of face, ICon.; arising from chest with throb- bing, ISul.; from chest upward, with tooth- ache, ILyss.; follows excruciating pain in chest, caused by food sticking awhile when swallowing, IKali c.; with oppression of chest, HCham.; with stitches in chest, HCham.; with chill, ICed.; with chilliness, IMere; in cholera Asiatica, IOp.; chronic, caused by fright or grief, IPhos. ae; at climacteric period, IKali br, IILach.; after coffee, Millet; in flatu- lent colic, ILye; causing coldness, in an old woman, IGlon.; with othercomplaints, ILach.; with confusion, ICycl.; with spasmodic con- striction, ICarbo v.; in convulsions, ICinch.; with convulsions during dentition, IMelil.; with constipation, ICrotal., IINux v.; from cough (aphonia), IFerr.; during spasmodic cough, Amb.; with dry, spasmodic cough, simu- lating early stage of whooping cough, Rumex ; in whooping cough, ICaust.; with feeling of coryza, ICarbo v.; frequent attacks during day, worse morning moving, IGlon.; in nervous de- bility, ICurar.; with delirium, Acet. ac, Aur. mur., IBell., IStram.; in dentition, IRheum, IVer. v.; after dinner, I IPsor.; in drunkards, Dig.; with intoxication arising from it, IIKali e; causing loud noises in ears, I Arn.; with roaring in ears, IOp., ISul.; in young people, I IGraph.; with ringing in ears, ISang.; after eating, Calc; in epilepsy, -Art. v., I IFerr. ph., IIGlon, before attack, ICale a.; with ebulli- tions and heat, ICale; in evening, with red face and ears, Tromb.; from exertion, HPhos., IStront.; with sensation of expansion (cerebro- spinal meningitis), IGlon.; conjunctiva in- jected, cannot see well, like a mist before eyes, IGlon.; with flickering and jerking in right eye, ILach.; with pressure over eyes, ICarbo v.; a pressure out at eyes, ISul.; with heat in face, HCham., ISul, and epistaxis, ICroe, IGraph.; heat, redness and puffiness of face, ICale; heat and redness of face, with cerebral disturbance, ICroe; with pale face, IFerr., IGlon.; in pregnant women, IGlon.; turns very red in face, then pale, IGlon.; with red, puffed face, 11 Calc.; burning redness of face in a woman approaching climaxis, IMez.; with cold sweat on face, IGlon.; causes faint- ness and nausea, with vomiting (American sick headache), I ISang.; with fainting, I Aur. met.; with hot feet, IGlon.; with fever, ICact, ICroe; in intermittent, IFerr.; in puerperal fever, HPlat.; with fever, sweat, and full face (ague), I IPod.; in typhus, IIBell.; caus- ing flushes, Cann. s.; with fulness, Ziz.; with cold hands and feet, then debility, IFerr.; with headache, as of a board strapped to fore- head (typhoid fever), IIRhus; with knocking in forehead, ISpong.; particularly in forehead, I ICinnab.; pressive frontal headache, especially when smoking, IMagn. e; with pain in fore- head and temples, I IMere e; with throbbing and pressure in forehead, ISpong.; with head- ache, ILach.; nervous headache, 11 Sars.; caused by bending head forward or lying down (acute neuralgia), ILac e; causing heat, Cann. s.; with feeling ofheat,IGraph.;withheat in head, IILach., and beating, IPlumb.; with heat and stupefying headache, HCale; with heavi- ness, better external pressure, ICamph.; with humming, formication and throbbing in head, IRhus ; with pressure in head, while lying down, I ICham.; with pressing tense headache in morning, after restless sleep, full of dreams, lasting during day (cardialgia and headache), I Kali e; with stitches in head, HCham.; with tearing in head (arthritic ophthalmia),! IColoe; with throbbing pains in head, IFerr, Glon, IOp.; with throbbing in head and humming, IKali e; with throbbing in head, after meals, I ISul.; hraffections of the heart, I Aeon, ISep.; in irritable heart, lAsaf.; with irregularity of heart's action, Sarrae; with hypertrophy of left ventricle, IPhos.; from overheated room, ICarbo v.; with hemorrhoids, IINux v.; with jaundice, IIMerc; caused by periodical in- voluntary laughing fits, I IZinc; from high living, IVer. v.; while lying down, ILyss.; in spinal meningitis, INatr. s.; in amenorrhcea, lApis, ICoccul, IGraph.; after menses, INatr. m.; before menses, Mane,IMere; with delayed menses, IGraph, ILac def; during menses Calc. p., ICinch, Glon, ISul.; in dysmenor- rhoea, IGels, in feeble, torpid subjects, I ISang.; with irregular menses, IILach.; in monor- rhagia, HCale, ICoccus; after nonappearance of menses for seven weeks (menorrhagia), ICoccus; albuminuria during pregnancy, 11 Apis; with suppressed menses, IGraph, IILach.; from mental exertion, ICale, brain fag, HPhos.; worse after midnight and towards morning, periodical, better external pressure, IFerr.; worse morning when awaking, ICale; especially morning when raising himself in bed, ILye; worse motion, IGlon.; from music, Amb.; with nausea, Alum, ICarbo v.; painless, with strong pulsation of vessels of neck, Lact. ac; blood mounts from neck, throat, or chest, IGlon.; at night, Amm. c, HCale,"ISul.; with nosebleed, I Ant c, ICarbo v., ICroe, INux v. Pic. ac, and expectoration of bloody mucus, IMillef; with heat and burning of nose, sneez- ing slight, Calab.; chronic, with stinging in occiput and pulsations, there and in head, HPhos.; with opisthotonos and trismus, IStram.; violent orgasm, 11 Bufo.; with orgasm of blood, Sep.; orgasm of warm blood, from epi- gastrium, Calc; painful, after moving, turning around or stooping, Lyss.; with palpitation, lAm. met; with pulsative, vibrative pains and loss of consciousness, Curar.; passive, Ham.; intense passive, with nervous exhaustion, IGels.; passive, in hemicrania, ISep.; peri- odical, with pale face, ICycl.; periodical, every three or four weeks, never menstruated, I Cycl.; from portal obstruction, Millet, INux v.; dur- ing pregnancy, Fluor, ac, IIGlon, ILyss.; pulse from 72 and weak to 84 and full, Zing.; when rising, ILyss.; after rising from lying, causes vertigo, Jamb.; has to sit up, lAloe; prevents sleep, ICarbo v.; with sleeplessness, Inul.; after 12 p.m., IPsor.; in smallpox, 11 Variol.; with violent sneezing, IINatr. e; seeming to come up spine, I IPhos.; from being spoken to harshly, Ign.; from abuse of stimu- 112 3. INNER HEAD. lants, IVer. v.; followed by weakness, faint- ness in stomach, Tell.; caused by suffocating weight in stomach, after eating (catarrhal ophthalmia), I ISul.; during stool, Aloe, INux v., ISul.; during and after stool, ISul.; when stooping, Amm. c, ICoral, Elaps., IVer.; in evening, Millet; when stooping, with ver- tigo and pain at root of nose, Elaps.; worse stooping, ISul.; with stupefaction, IBell.; sud- den, IGlon, Tell.; with staring eyes, closed, set jaws, followed by rapid, confused talk- ing, deathly paleness of face, profuse sweat about head (hysteria), IMosch.; surging of blood, I Amyl.; especially after pleasant sur- prise, ICoff.; with sweat, Thuya ; with cold sweat, IGlon.; followed by sweat over body (pterygium), I IZinc; from talking, ICoff, ISul.; with throbbing of carotids, IIBell., IMelil.; with toothache, IIAcon., I Aur. met, I IGels, IISul.; in decayed teeth, ILach.; espe- cially in temples, Zing.; with throbbing in temporal arteries, better from hard pressure, I IPuls.; tendency to, ICinch.; in tuberculosis, HCale; with loss of consciousness, IGlon., IHyosc, I ISul.; with painful undulation and whizzing as of boiling water on side upon which one rests, IMagn. m.; with uterine complaints, IINux m.; after uterine hemor- rhage, 11 Aur. met; in uterine polypus, I IThuya; with swelling of veins of head and slight flushes of heat, IFerr.; venous stagnation, Ham.; on vertex, HCham.; worse aftereating, I ICinnab.; with vertigo, IBell., IIFerr. ph., Hod., IPhos., Sabina, ISpong.; better in open air, Mosch.; with vertigo after violent exercise, Kali m.; with vertigo, on stooping, Myr. cer.; from vexation, with fear, IIAcon.;as if warm water were running up- ward from nape of neck, IGlon. 8@° bloodvessels, fulness, throbbing. Head, constriction; as if bound with cord, especially on right side of forehead and occi- put, worse by walking, Cinch.; in myelitis, ICalab. 8€|T* band, pressure. Head, contraction: in whole side: Caust. B@°" constrictive. Head, cracking: Merc. iod. flav.; awakes from sleep with fright and starts, ICon.; as from metal plates, IMere; during midday nap, with frightened starting up, IDig.; frightens, ends in a sound in ears like blowing a horn, IKalm.; felt as if it cracked when he coughed (quotidian), I IPuls. Head, crackling: one side, synchronous with pulse, particularly in morning and air, ICoff. Head, crashing: sudden on falling asleep, awakened in fright as if brain were of fine glass and shattered at a blow, IDig. Head, crawling (creeping) : IIAlum, Calab., Calc. p., Cann. s., Ran. b.; as from ants in spots, Bar. e; with cough, Agar.; as if drunk, IIArg. met; in eczema, IKali bi.; in left side, as in whole side, ILach.; then pressure, Apis ; with pricking and smarting, I IPsor.; induces scratching, Coccus; better by scratching, worse getting into a warm sweat while walking, Sabad.; in scalp of vertex, INatr. s.; as from vermin, Arg. nit. 8®" itching, formication, Head, dazed feeling: in chronic hepatitis, I Aur. met. 8®" Dazed, Chap. 1. Head, when shaking, pain from brow to occi- put, as if something had becomedetached: Con. Head, digging: Coccul.; painless, in whole, I ICaust.; in right side, better eating, lying in bed and about falling asleep, worse in motion, IIAnae Head, disagreeable feeling about: I IPsor. Head, feeling as though some displacement had taken place : INatr. m. Head, as if distended (expanded) : Amyl, HArn, Lactu. v., INux m, Sul.; in cerebral congestion, IVer.; as if too large, Paris; with nausea, I I Meph.; during pregnancy, IIArg. | nit; as if temples and eyes were pressed out, Paris; making it diificuft to think, IIRan.b. 8®" larger. Head, distress: ILil. tig.; after injury, ILac def; terrible, with flushing of face (dyspepsia), lyEthus. Head, as if something were tightly drawn over: with coldness in face, Bar. e Head, dull dragging down sensation in anterior part: Sinap. Head, drawing: feels drawn to shoulders, Lyss. Head, drowsiness: in morning, when rising, Asar.; with vertigo, Sarrae Head, drunken feeling: INux m.; beer rises to, IFerr.; better after meals, and by work, IMez, ICoccul.; as if he had been intoxi- cated day previous, Iod.; as after debauch, Calend. ; as if ears were stopped up, with nausea and vertigo, IKali e; heavy, Acet. ae; heaviness, bending head forward, IGlon.; in morning, Rhus; sitting, dizziness, seemed as if going to fall forward and backward on ris- ing, Rhus. Head, dull: Alum., Amm. c, 11 Anthrac, I Ant. c. Ant. t, lArg. nit, Ars, Ars. s. r., Aspar, I lAstac, 7rAtrop. s., IBapt., Benz. ae, Berb, Cain.,Cann. i., Carb. s., Caulo., Caust,ICepa, HCinch, Cinnab., ICimex, IClem., Cochl, ICrot. t, Cub., Cup. ars., Diosc, IDros.,IDulc, Euph., Ferr, Fluor, ae, 11 Form., IGamb., IGraph, Ictod, Hod, Jamb., IKalm, ILil. tig., ILye, Lyss.,Merc, per., Natr.a., INatr.c, INiccol., IINux v., IOp., Paeonia, HPhos, I IPlant, IIPuls, Ran. so., Rhod, IRhus, Sabad, Sal. ac, 11 Sarrae, Strain, Tereb, Verbas., Xan.; from pressure in lower part of abdomen, Calc; in albuminuria, lAur. mur.; with anxiety, ICup. m.; as if he did not know where he was, Cham.; with apathy andforgetfulness, ICrotal.;inapyrexia, I INux v.; on awaking, Merc. iod. rub., Zinc; worse in morning when awaking and when lying, better from exercising in open air and wrap- ping up head, I Magn.m.; on awaking at night, j ISul.; with backache, Calc; as if bandaged or screwed in, Magn. s.; after breakfast, Calad.; in catarrh, ICaust; wdth chilliness, Calc; dur- ing chill, Caps.; after inhaling chloroform, Cepa; after excessive coition, IPhos. ac; be- ginning of colic, I IColoe; as from rush of blood, especially ascending steps, ISul.; in convulsions from fright after operation, ICup. in.; as from coryza, Aph. ch, Benz. ae; better walking in open air, IIMerc. iod. flav.; as if coryza would develop, with stoppage of nose, 11 Phos.; in coryza, ICale, I ICepa, I IMagn. m, HPhos.; with fluent coryza (influenza), IPhos.; with cough, Rumex; with hacking cough (spasmodiccroup), IKali br.; in whoop- ing cough, I ICepa; with quiet delirium, IPhos. ae; with diarrhoea, dark, and bilious or wa- 3. INNER HEAD. 113 tery and mucous, ICornus; as from drunken- ness, with increased mental activity, IDig.; commencing both sides behind ears, going up- ward, Chen, v.; stinging in leftear, Bor.; after j eating, Diad, Ferr., Zinc; better after eating, Chen, v, IMez., before epilepsy, IGels.; in evening, ISul.; with aching eyes, IIPuls.; with flickering before eyes, IINatr. m.; with pressure in eyes and obscuration of sight, ISeneg, with slow pressure toward eyes and dimness of eyes, worse by stooping when writ- ing, Vinca; in turning eyes, Rhus ; with drawing, tearing, jerking, left side of face, IIPuls.; especially of forehead, INux m, Sa- bina; pressive, I IPuls.; mostly in front,left side into middle of brain, Fluor, ac; especially in forehead,pressing below mastoid process,Bapt; from a board across forehead, IKreo.; 9a.m., Ascl. t; as if too full, Calc; in headache, Amyl.; .after attack of headache, IMagn. p, with feel- ing as of a board before head, Calc; and confu- sion in head, ISul.; and fulness in head all day, Ham.; and fulness in head, apt to sleep while sitting reading, IFerr.; and heaviness in head, Cain, IHell, IINatr. m, in delirium tremens, HStram.; heaviness, like after a spree, Act. rac; better on leaning or pillowing head, Diad.; in whatever position head is placed, Rob.; with tightness in head, Diad.; during heat, Val.; with flushes of heat, IKali iod.; in hoarseness, IMere; in influenza, lAnt. t, Sabad.; with disinclination for literary work, j Rhus; in lung affections, IKali nit; in mania, I Anac, I IMere; as if his memory failed IIPuls.; in tubercular meningitis, lApis ; after menses, INatr. m.; from mental exertion, Magn. c, IStaph, Plant.; in morning, IIAnt t, Ars. i, 11 Arum, t, Carbo a, I ICup. ars, Tromb, IINatr. m., Natr. s.; in chronic coryza, ICale; in morning, better in evening, Aur. mur. nat.;in morning,with pressure in forehead until noon, ISul.; on rising, in morning, dis- appearing after an hour, IMagn. s.; in morning as from loss of sleep, Niccol.; as from narcotics, Anthrae; with stiffness of neck, ICale p.; with stinging in neck, Calc; before nosebleed, ICarbo a.; better by nosebleed, Psor.; more in upper part of occiput, Chen, v.; like a strong pressure, worse in forehead, Ant. t; worse by reading, obliged to pause to under- stand, ICoccul.; when at rest, INatr. c; after sleep, passing off on getting up, Jugl.; after siesta, ICale; with distension of stomach, better after stool, Cornus; with stools like hazelnuts, 11 Kob.; during evening studies, Diad.; stupefying, Ant. t, lArg. nit; when in sun, INatr. e; in sunstroke, lAcon.; particu- larly in temples, better by coffee, Cornus; with pressure over temporal bone, upper part of forehead, Diad.; with pressure on right temple, and just above and behind right orbit, Rhus; pressive, as of drunkenness (suppressed hemorrhoidal flow), ICale; with limited power of thinking, Dig.; after think- ing, IINatr. m.; worse from touch, TrCup. m.; with tormenting sensation of heat, most on vertex after sunstroke, I IStram.; with sharp darting pain through vertex, side of face and lower jaw, Sticta; with vertigo, Calc, IMere, INatr. s, Nitr. sp. d, IOp, IRhus; after walking in open'air, ISul.; during a walk in open air, with reeling and dizziness, Tarax.; returns in waves, worse in back part, Chen, v.; better from work, IMez. 8@T confused, heavy, stupid. Head, sensation of electric current shooting rapidly from one part to the other: I ISang. Head, emptiness: Calc, Caps., ICarbo v., ICoral, Hippom, Ign., Myr. cer., Plant., Oxal. ac. Zing.; worse in open air and after eating, better getting warm in bed, ICoccul.; with anguish, INatr. m.; desolated feeling, IGraph.; as after drunkenness, morning, Cinch.; as if there were no head, Coccul.; with shooting, Calc; with hunger, Carbo v.; every morning in quotidian intermittent, I Ars.; at night, on awaking, I I Ast. r.; pain- ful, ICoccul.; as if it were off shoulders, Puis.; in exostosis of skull, lArg. met.; almost des- troying power of thought (chlorosis), Spig.; with vertigo, INux m, I IPhos.; with in- clination to vomit, ICina. 8®*" hollow, lightness. Head, enlarged : 8®° large. Head, sensation like that produced by ether: Cain. Head, as if expanded. 8®° distended. Head, faint feeling: Oxal. ac, Plant. Head, fatigued : by mental exertion and think- ing, ICoccul. 8@?* Mental exertion, Chap. 1. Head, falling: as if out of body, Arg. met.; as if everything would fall out, when stoop- ing, IBry.; as if it would fall forward when walking, Hippom.; as if falling off, causes straining pains at back of head, as if head were hanging by a piece of skin at nape, Sil.; as if something fell forward on stooping, Dig. Head, fluctuation : worse moving head, Carb. 8.; when walking, Bapt. Head, feels as if filled with fluid : 8@~ Brain, fluid. Head, flushing: during climacteric period, IGlon.; in diarrhoea, ICrot. t; easily, with cold hands and feet, IFerr.; with headache, Atrop.; with redness, lAmyl, IBell.; with vomiting, ICoccul. g^° congestion, heat. Head, fluttering: IGlon. Head, seems befogged: after eating, I IPetr.; fearing to lose her reason, IKali s. Head, formication : yEsc h, lAnt. c. Bar. c, IFerr, IPic. ac; with rush of blood, IRhus; better by heat, Aeon.; on top, going to neck, Arund.; changing place when scratching, worse evenings at rest, better walking, ICycl.; with fulness in vertex, followed by heavy sleep, Psor.; with prickling and smarting, I I Psor. 8^° crawling, itching, numb. Head, fulness: Aeon, yEsc. h, Amm. m, HApis, Ars. m, Ars. s. r, I Arum t, Ast r, Bapt., Berb, ICale, ICale p, Canth, Carbo v., ICard. m., Cepa, Cham, "Chin, s, Chrom. ac, ICinnab, Clem, Coccus, Cornus, Cup. ars, ICycl., IDig., Eucal, IFluor. ac. Form, IGels, IGlon, Gymn, I IHam, Iber, Iris, I IKalibr, Lact. ac, ILac def, Natr. a, INitr. ac, INux m, Psor, IRan. b. Ran. sc, Syph, Ver. v., 11 Xan.; then spasmodic pains in abdomen, 11 Diosc; in angina pectoris, Amyl.; apoplectic, Ailant.; awakes with, Asaf; awaking at night (coryza), Ars. m.; of bloodvessels, Bapt.; changing gradually into aching and pressing, as if brain were compressed, Asaf; all over brain, with dull pains, Carbol. ac; as if brain were expanding, and moving in waves. Glon.; 114 3. INNER HEAD. to bursting, lAmyl, IDaph.; and buzzing, j Ver. v.; in catarrh, INatr. a.; as from catarrh, with dull, stupefying headache, 11 Senecio; with confused, half conscious feeling, TrLach.; congestion with peculiar biting burning in face and other parts, Grat.; congestion, as if all blood were collected in it, hands cold, Elaps.; congestion, as if all blood had mounted to head, disagreeable but painless, IGlon.; congestion, as if all blood were mounting to head, with vertigo, ISpong.; in whooping cough, ICepa; crowding, IHam.; when descending, IIBor.; as if it would be drawn backward by a weight in nape of neck, Phell.; dull, Calc; dull after waking, Agar.; extends to ears (cerebrospinal meningitis), IRhus; through, just above ears, Sarrae; before eating, XJrann.; in erysipelas, HApis; with heat of face and cold feet, IGels.; in sep- tic fever, ITereb.; in yellow fever, IGels.; with gastric derangement, Cornus ; in hereditary headache, ICale; with dull, pressive, frontal headache, Ustil.; with heat and throbbing, especially after being in open air, Myr. cer.; and heaviness, lyEsc g.; with slight pain and buzzing, Ver. v.; with occasional stitches, Merc, sul.; better supporting head with hands and at sunset, worse walking in open air, Lil. tig.; in hemorrhoids, ICale, ICollin, INux v., ISul.; feels too large (intermittent), lAct. rac; in left side (epistaxis), Asaf; in megrim, ICale; in melancholy, I Aur. met.; with amenorrhcea, ICanth.; before, during or at end of menses, or when they do not appear, IGlon.; before menses, Brom.; during men- ses, IIPuls.; in dysmenorrhoea, MXan.; in suppressed menses, HApis; from mental ap- plication, Cinnab, Psor.; caused by milk, I IPuls.; in morning, Tell.; worse in morning, ILach.; in morning chronic headache, I Arn.; on moving, Como.; with nausea and vomiting, IPod.; at night, Jugl.; extending into nose, (catarrh), 11 Merc; then nose bleeds (diseased submaxillary gland), IKali iod.; with running at nose, Vace; as though he had taken qui- nine, Grin.; after siesta, Millet; as if skull were lifted up (puerperal fever), I IPuls.; with distension of stomach better after stool, Cor- nus; with sweat on scalp, Lact. ae; more on vertex, worse from studying, Meph.; returns in waves, worse in back part, Chen. v. 8^° bloodvessels, congestion, dull, heavy, stupid. Head, feels gloomy; Caust, Ferr, Stram.; 9 a.m., Ascl. t Head, as if hanging down: IGlon. Head, feels as if it were lying on something hard : nervous affection, after typhoid fever, IManc. Head, hat: as if he had on, Calc. s.; presses like heavy weight, HCarbo v.;would notallow hat to touch head, IGlon. Head, heat: Acet ac, IIAcon, Agar, Alum, I Amyl. nit, Anac, Ant. t, HApis, Ars. s. r, Ast. r, IBell., Bism, IBry, Calad, ICale, ICale p, Camph., Canth, ICarbo v. Case, ICepa, Cham, IChel, Chin, s. Chloral, Coc- cion, ICoccul, Codein, IColoe, ICrot t, ICurar., ICycl, Daph, IDros, IGamb, IGels, IGlon., Grat, IHell., IHippom, IHyper, Iber, I llgn, llpec, IKalim, ILac def, IMez, INatr.a, INitr. ac, Nitr. sp. d, I INux m, Pae- onia, IPhos, IPhyt, Plant, I ISamb., I ISang, IITherid, 11 Verbas, IVer, I IZinc, Ziz.; in abortion, IColoe; in afternoon, Arum t, Berb, ICarbo a., IHyper.; as if surrounded by hot air, lAst. r.; in albuminuria, ICale a.; after anger, IIBry.; alternately hot and cold (acute mania after melancholia), IGels.; with anxiety and restlessness, I IPhos.; with apathy, Bufo.; in apoplexy, IINux v., IVer. v.; caused by urging, griping pains in anus during stool, I I Oxal. ae; on awaking, Cinch.; with chilliness in back, Jatroph.; and cold hand, Nitr. sp. d.; with rigor and formication over back in forenoon (chronic bronchial catarrh), IIPuls.; can bear none about head, IGlon.; precedes irritation of bladder in children, 11 Senecio ; with bloated feeling, Lil tig.; as if blood were rising, Millet; with coldness at same time, Ver.; wdth cold body, I Arn, IBufo., Magn. s, ISul., I IVer, towards evening, IHell.; with chilliness of body (typhoid), ICoccul.; with chilliness, gooseflesh all over, during menses, Kali iod.; with heat of whole body, IStram.; in inflam- mation of brain, IMere v.; burning, lAilant, Bry, Camph, IHell, Plant, Ver.; in pneu- monia, IPhos.; wdth flushed face (puerperal convulsions), IGels.; burning, with sensation as if it wrould split, Sarrae; of right side, but is cold to touch, I IBar. e; throbbing carotids, cold limbs (apoplexy), I Aeon.; with throb- bing o f cerebellum, Camph.; c h ild (con vulsions from cerebral irritation), ICie; during chill, Arn.; with chilliness, head hot,IBor, IIBry, IMere, Stram.; with shaking chill and contin- uing after, Mang.; in cholera infantum, IBell.; worse on becoming cold, IHyos.; then general coldness followed by heat with thirst, IStram.; with congestion, IGlon, ILach, in convul- sions with twitching about mouth, after fright with fear, IOp.; heaviness after attack (convul- sions), ICEnan.; in coryza, ICale, IINux v.; when coughing, lArs.; on going to sleep, Sul.; with crawls over body, ICamph.; in delirium tremens, I IZinc; in dentition, IPod.; in diar- rhoea, Bor, IGamb..; after dinner, Berb.; dur- ing dinner, with sweat on forehead,Sars.; dry, Anac.; dry with glowing face,morning on wak- ing IISul.; with dulness, IGraph, Osm.; after eating, IHyos., ILye; when eating, I INux v.; emaciation with, 101. jee; in epilepsy, I IOp.; in erysipelas, IChel.; in epilepsy, Bufo.; excited with, Meph.; from exertion, Berb.; unfitting for exertion, Chim. m.; towards evening, Cal- end.; in evening, hot face, ISep.; in irido- choroiditis,IRhus ; extending to face, Ananth.; with burning red face, better open air, 11 Kali iod.; with drawing, tearing jerking in leftside of face, I IPuls.; and pale face, IHell.; with redness of face alternating with pale- ness, IMagn. c.; with redness of face, nausea and vomiting, INatr. m.; with flushed cheeks, Abies; with feeling as if she were going to faint, I ISpong.; feet cold, Cinnam, IFerr, IPhos. ac, with anxiety, ISul.; in amenorrhcea, I IVer.; feet cold in'ophthalmia, lApis; before fever sets in (influenza), IGels.; at beginning of fever in morning, IKali e; during fever, ICina; with fever toward even- ing and night (difficult dentition), HSU.; in catarrhal fever, lEuph.; in puerperal fever, IColoe, IIPuls.; in typhoid,-ICoccul, Ver.; 3. INNER HEAD. 115 flushes, Bism, IGlon, IHep.; followed by sweat, Ziz.; flying toward head, Ars. h.; flying, rising from chest, IIGlon.; with racking frontal headache, Ptel.; with pressure in front of head and eyes, IKali c. ;,with cold hands and feet, Sep.; as if in a furnace, with coldness and chills, IKali br.; in men who work under gaslight steadily, IGlon.; with cold hands, I IHell.; with cold hands and feet, Aur. met, INatr. c; with headache, Diad,IGlon, IStram, on walking, IPhos.; in congestive headache, bending head forward and from heat, Hyos.; and heaviness, IHell.; in hydrocephaloid, HApis ; in infants, Bor.; in insanity, I INux v.; during labor, ICoff; in leftside, proceeding from ear, IChel.; in left side, with nausea before menses, ICrotal.; hands cool, albumi- nuria, Aur. mur.; after a meal, IHyos.; in mel- ancholy, I Aur. met; in meningitis, ICupr, IGels.; in incipient basilar meningitis, IKali br.; before menses, Thuya ; during menses, Apis, IBell., ICale; with dysmenorrhoea, Merc, p.; momentary, pungent, G^nan.; in morning, IBry., IKalm., I IPetrol., IPod.; in neuralgia, previous to paroxysms, ILach.; with moroseness, yEthus.; with orgasm of blood, ICale; with drawing in periosteum (osteo-myelitis), IMere cor.; with pimples, Aur. met.; in prosopalgia, IChel.; when read- ing (smallpox), I I Variol.; in rheumatism, I Ant. t; of right side, with violent pains in 6tomach, Caust; rises to, Anag., Canth, Rheum; rises, face red, giddy, yEthus.; rises with sweat, Gamb.; rises, with thirst, IMang.; from remaining in hot room, IPhos.; running up into, before neuralgia of trigeminus,ILach.; in scarlatina, ICina; prevents sleep, IISul.; before midnight, Amm. m.; sensation of, Stront.; with prickling, Vinca; in spermator- rhoea, ISil.; in spots on scalp and face, Aloe; with difficult stool, Bufo.; with profuse sweat, IOp.; from stove, cannot bear, IGlon.; with stupor (pneumonia), IPhos.; as if he had been in hot sun, IGlon.; with throbbing in temples (migraine),HLach.; in tetanus,!ICie; thirstless, Camph,; with throbbing, Cann. s, IGlon.; in neuralgia of teeth, I I Sil.; with sting- ing in decayed teeth, IPuls.; with burning, stitching in teeth, ISil.; runs to toes, ICale p.; with uneasiness, Caust.; inuterine hemorrhage, llpec; during and afterurinating, ISep.; in ver- tex, Daph.; most on vertex, with dulness after sunstroke, I IStram.; in vertigo, yEthus., ICoc- cul., Diose, IKali br., Merc, per.; with vertigo, Sab.; in flatulent colic, ILye; with vertigo, after eating, I Kali c; with vertigo, better when at rest (post-diphtheritic affection), I IManc; with vertigo, wdien sitting as if head would fall to one side, I Spong.; followed by vomiting, ICup. ac; better washing in cold water, Ind. met.; as after wine, not felt by hand, ISab.; after overwork and mental anxiety, ICup. m.; as if wrapped up in warm water, Cepa; with yawning and nausea, Jatroph. 8®° bloodvessels, congestion, flushing. Head, heaviness: yEsc. h. Agar, Alum, Am- moniac,Amm. m, I Amyl, Ananth, Anthrok., Ant. t, lArg.nit, Arn, Ars. h., Ars. i, Ars. m., Ars. s. r., Arum t, Ascl. t. Bar. m, I IBell., Berb., Bism, Bor, Brach,Bry,Cact, Calc. a.,Camph.,ICann. i., ICanth., I Carbo a., HCarbov, ICarbol.ac,ICard.m,Castor,Cepa, I Chloral.,Cinch.bol., HCinch.,Cinnab, Clem., Colch, ICon., ICornus, ICrot t, I ICup. ae, IDig., IDros., IDulc, lElaps, Ferr., Form, IGamb., IGels., Guaraea, IGlon, IGrat, IHell, IHyos., Hyper., Iber., Illgn., Iod, llpec, Ipom., Iris, Jatroph, IIKali bi, Magn. s., Mane, IMang, Med., IIMenyanth, IMere, I I Merc.cor.,Mosch.,Murex, Natr. a., INatr. m., Nitr. sp.d., INux v, Paeonia, HPhos., I IPhos. ac, Psor., IIPuls, Rheum, Rhus v., Sabad., Sarrae, Sars., ISep., ISil., I ISyph, Therid, Uran. n., Ver. v.; with distension of abdo- men, IGraph.; with agitation, Camph.; better in open air, Ars.; in albuminuria, Amm. ben.; with anxiety, Camph, ICup. m.; during apy- rexia, Ign.; on awaking, Ant. sul. aur, ICale, Uran. n.; and big (influenza), IGels.; as if blood were mounting, with vertigo, ISpong.; as if brain would fall forward, Benz. ac; as if brain would press out of forehead, in catarrh of frontal sinuses, ICup. m, IKreo.; especially in cerebellum, IPlumb.; with bruised sensa- tion, Cham.; in chronic catarrh, llpec; before catalepsy, I IStram.; with weakness of cervical muscles, IICocul.; in periodic cervical neural- gia, IChin. s.; after chilliness, I IDros.; before chill, Calc; with sensation as if choked up (croup), 11 Cub.; as from a cold (cholera), IChin. s.; confused, Lil. tig, ISul.; from conversation, Amb.; in convulsions from fright, ICup. m.; after convulsions, CEnan.; in coryza, BCalc; with debility Seneg.; with morning diarrhoea, Lil. tig.; in diphtheria, IMere cy.; dizzy, ICamph, in toothache, IKali e; as if it would be drawn backward by a weight in nape of neck, Phell.; in dropsy, lArs.; with dulness, Cham, in forehead, Lil. tig.; dull, confused (emansio mensium), IDig.; aftereating, Carb. s.; before attack in epilepsy, ILach.; with nerv- ous erethism (megrim), ICale; evenings, Apoc; during rest and motion, IStann.; with brilliant eyes, Camph.; on turning eyes, Rhus; with dim vision, 11 Carbo a.; with watery eyes, I ICarbo a.; with flushed face, persons of sed- entary habits, after eating, Guarana; with red face, Camph.; as if it would fall forward, Agnus; increasing with headache across fore- head, INatr. m.; in fever, hot stage, Ced.; in intermittent, ICoccul, during sweat, HArs, I Eup. pert; after typhoid (nervous affection), IManc; in typhus, I Apis, IMere, Ver.; espe- cially in front, I Benz. ac, I IGlon.; over eyes, Coff; especially in forehead, worse pressing below mastoid process, Bapt.; with heat in forehead, lElat; in hereditary headache, ICale; with drawing forward of head, Cham.; slightly better by shaking head, bet- ter after profuse micturition, IIGels.; bet- ter resting head upon hand, HStaph.; she was obliged to hold head upright in order to relieve weight pressing forward into fore- head, Rhus ; cannot hold bead up, ISil.; with sensation of heat, IMere per.; in hydro- cephalus, Art. v., IMere; insupportable, lEup. pert; with lameness of legs, worse morning, Sil.; in morning, as after long illness, Calend.; in lung affections, IKali n.; during lying-in time, Cup.m.; when head is in a low position, IIRhus; better lying down, 11 Oleand.; as if he had been lying at night with head too low, 11 Phos.; in megrim, ICale; in melancholy after mortification, llgn.; in meningitis basi- 116 3. INNER HEAD. laris, Cie; during menses, Magn. s.; with mental dulness, dim sight and vertigo, Gels.; in morning, Arum d, 11 Arum t, Clem., Natr. s, I IPetrol, Tell.; 5 a.m., better after rising, IIKali iod.; in morning, in dysuria, IMere; early in morning when rising, going off after a walk, Magn. c; in morning (noc- turnal epilepsy), Art. v.; worse in morning, ILach.; in morning, with headache, Petrol.; on moving it, Art. v.; every motion is dis- agreeable, ISul.; with nausea, Cornus; after eating, INatr. m.; alternates with pains in nape of neck, Hyos.; with nosebleed, ICoff'., IINatr. s. ; and" obtuseness (hydrocephalus acutus) ILye; especially in occiput, 11 Carbo a., ISul.; in paralysis, 11 Sil.; in paronychia, INatr. s.; cannot lay it on pillow, IGlon.; as if he could not lift it from pillow, Iodof; in rais- ing it from pillow, with pain as if head were between screws, IIPuls.; with digging press- ure in direction of forehead, Bry.; in pro- sopalgia, IChel.; when raising, disappears by stooping, Jacea; in rash after confinement, ICup. m.; reeling as if one would fall, IMagn. m.; with sadness and vertigo, Stann.; with shooting, better from motion, Como.; tend- ency to fall to right side, Lac def; as if he could not sit up, worse noise, IBapt.; worse sitting up during heat (intermittent), iCoccul.; while sitting, ISul.; with disposition to sleep, better by coffee, Cornus; as from loss of sleep, in morning, Zinc; on stooping, ICarbo a., IIPuls., ISul.; from least attempt to study, HPhos. ac.; with pain in temples, Cham.; thick feeling, Ailant.; making thought and writing difficult, IOp.; with mucus in throat, All. sat.; with throbbing, Ast. r.: better after profuse watery urine, IGels.; as from a heavy load on vertex, on stooping, Indig.; with ver- tigo, All. sat, Angust, Bufo, IIBell, Lactu. v., Magn. s., INux v., Phell., Sec, ISul., ITabae; with vertigo and blindness, iGels.; with ver- tigo, roaring in ears and darkness before eyes, I I Phos.; writh vertigo, and pressing stitching in forehead, extending over whole head, par- ticularly in vertex and occiput, with constant roaring in ears (rheumatism), ILye; with vertigo in typhoid, ILach.; as if pressed down by a weight, Mere per. ; like a weight (liver complaint), IChel. gf*g~ fulness, position, weight. Head, hissing: in chronic headache after epi- leptic attack, ICaust. Head, holds: with both hands, IIGlon.; in brain affection, IHell.; grasping at, I I Puis.; grasping at with left hand (apoplexy), IINux v. Head, hollowness: ICoral., ICup. m.; in exos- tosis of skull, I Arg. met.; with deep frontal headache and faintness (malarial intermittent) Polyp.; after typhoid (nervous affection), IManc; with inclination to vomit, ICina. 8^° empty, light. Head, humming: IFerr., Puis.; with congestion, IKali c, IRhus; with running chills, worse when lying or sitting quietly and in the cold, IPuls.; almost causing delirium, Aur.mur. nat.; with headache, IISul.; as if intoxicated, in evening in warm room, IPhos. ac; surging, Calc. 8®" Chap. 6, Hearing. Head, hyperaemia. 8®~ congestion, fulness. Head, as if piece of ice were lying against it, pale, puffed face, HCale. 8ST" coldness. Head, itching: Abrot, I Amm. m, Anac, I Ant. c, lApis, Ars, Badiag, IBar. c, ICale, Caps, ICarbol. ac, Carb. s, Caust, IClem, ICrotal, Cup. a, Eup. pur, IFerr, IFluor ac, I Form, IGels, IIGraph, Grat., Ipom,Lace, I ILach, ILaur, Mane, IMed., IMere iod. flav, Mercs., IIMez., IINatr. m, IPetrol, IPhos, I IPhos.ac, Sep.,ISil., ISpong, IStaph, IISul, Tell, Therid, Zing.; in locality of acquisi- tiveness, Lyss.; biting, I I Puis, Ran. se; espec- ially in evening, Rhod.; biting, worse from rubbing, Staph.: biting, as from vermin, worse on back part of head and behind ears, better when first scratching it, followed by burning and soreness which gives place to biting- itching, worse in evening, when undressing, lOleand.; biting, especially on vertex, pro- vokes scratching, Vinca ; in chronij catarrh of bladder, 11 Pareira ; burning, most on front of head and behind ears, spreading over whole body, after scratching, tickling and stinging, Sabad.; with chilliness,. IILyc; corrosive, IDiosc, Ruta; corrosive with shooting, better by movement, Como.; corrosive, with ir- resistible desire to scratch, Vinca; crawling, Arg. met.; worse from scratching, ICale; with dandruff, Badiag; deep in right half, morning, Sars.; eczema, IKali bi.; in even- ing, when undressing and growing cold, Ars.; worse in evening and falling asleep, Agnus; worse in evening and on getting warm, IStaph, in bed, Bov, ICarbo v., ISil. ; extending to face, Ananth.; on forepart, bet- ter rubbing, IDros.; with stupefying head- ache, worse in forenoon, ISabad.; inside, one- sided, IDig.; intolerable, especially on vertex and occiput, 7 a.m., Tromb.;asfromliee,Caps, Sabad.; in morning, after rising, after abuse of mercury, IHep.; morning and evening, (brain diseases of children), IKali e; par- ticularly on occiput, Amm. c.; worse scratch- ing, causing soreness and burning, worse undressing evening, and getting warm in bed, Sil.; worse on occiput, especially in even- ing, changes place after scratching, Berb.; on different parts, Arund.; pimples, Aur. met; fine pricking, with warmth, begins in another place on scratching, Sars.; in rainy weather, IMagn. e; worse on scratching or rubbing, Cornus; worse from scratching, bet- ter at time but worse after, HPhos.; better by scratching, Thuya; burning when scratched, Kob.; on sides of, Pallad.; makes sleepless, IGels.; spots, painful as if sore, after scratch- ing, HSil.; in a small spot on middle, Zinc; mostly on temples and behind ears, followed by swelling and eruptions, IPuls.; tingling, as from lice, Sabad.; tingling in evening, ooz- ing after scratching, ISelen.; as from vermin, Arg. nit.; worse on vertex, scratching changes locality but increases itching, IMez.; on get- ting warm in bed must scratch until it bleeds, but is not better, Bov.; on getting warm from exercise, IILyc 8®* crawling" Head, injury: chronic effects, lArn, ICie, IHyper, INatr. m.; causes distress, ILac def; mental troubles from, Natr. s.; headache especially at base of brain and back of neck, also irritation of brain, INatr. s.; vertigo from, IOp. 8€sT" Brain, concussion. Head, feels insensible : Aur. mur. BST" dull, stupid. 3. INNER HEAD. 117 Head, feels large: I IApis,IIArg. nit,IIArn.. Ars. i., IBapt, IBell., IIBov, ICaps.,IDulc, IGels, IGlon., Lact ae,Lith, IMang.,INatr.c, INatr. m, IINux m, IPlat, Ran. b. Ran. se, ISil, ISpig, Sul, Zing. ; big, heavy, IGels.; seemed bulky, INux m.; big as a bushel, IGels.; and as if the walls were thin, Paris; as if immensely larger than his body, as large as a church, IINux v.; with dizziness, Chin, s.; with hum- ming in ears and heat in face, "Zing.; as if growing externally, I ILac def; as if it would be drawn backward by a weight in nape of neck, Phell.; as if suddenly elongated, with vertigo, IHyper.; with numb and dull sensa- tion, with ill humor and nausea, Meph.; and as if split open with a wedge from without, Lachn.; as if it would be enlarged, making it difficult to think, I I Ran. b.; three times nat- ural size, ICoral.; with terrible hammering in forepart of head, IKali iod.; after toothache, Como.; with vertigo, Lactu. v.; as if it were gradually swelling larger and larger, Bapt., IBerb., IMere; during stool, Kob. 8@~ congested, swollen, distended, full; actual enlargement, Chap. 4. Head, lax feeling of scalp: ICale Head, as if it were lifting off: 11 Ustil. Head, lightness: I I Amm. c., Arum t, ICamph.; like vertigo, Chrom. ac, Cinnab, IGels, Hipp, I ILyss., IMed, IPuls, Sarrae, Stram.; in open air, with nervousness and depres- sion, ICrotal.; causes dizziness, Tromb.; with dimness of vision, IGels.; with gonorrhoea, Cann. i.; with headache, IChim. in.; with deep, frontal headache, and faintness, in malarial intermittents, Polyp.; and large with vertigo, IGels.; during menses, IVib.; in morning, on rising from bed, IManc; worse in morning, disappearing at 12 o'clock, Eup. pur.; after nausea, I ILyss.; with sneez- ing, Benz. ae, particularly in occiput, with vertigo, See; with severe throbbing in solar plexus, extends to head, I ILac c; with throb- bing in temples, ILac def; with tingling on vertex, and slight sore throat after inhaling diphtheritic breath, I ILac c; with vertigo, INux m.; while walking, which inclined him continually to right side, Chrom. ac. 8^° empty, hollow. Head, lightning: sensation as if running up from body, jrForm. Head, as if teeming with live things, whirling around it: Sil. Head, sensation of something loose turning and twisting toward forehead: I IKali e Head, as if moving in all directions: Eup. purp.; quickly sight becomes obscure, Lachn.; nausea, with faintness when lifting, I ICoccul. Head, muddled: Bell., Ferr, HOsm.; in ty- phoid fever, IMere; with hurried manner, but dazed and confused, Ptel.; mind inactive, Plant; strange feeling, Lil. tig. Head, nausea felt in: ICoccul. Head, nervous sensation : ISil.; worse from reading, writing, or looking up, ICale Head, noises: on falling asleep, I I Ivafi ph.; in menopause, ICrotal.; constant, confusing, worse at night and at menses (parenchyma- tous metritis), I I Lace; like firing pistol, IDig.; sensitive to rattling of wagons over paved streets, or stepping hard, INitr. ac AST Hearing, Chap. 6. Head, numbness : Alum, Ant. t, IBapt, Fluor. ac, -Lach., IIPuls.; on awaking, Lyss.; in bones, as if asleep, ICepa; preceded by a sensation of contraction of brain and scalp, worse in evening and while sitting, better from motion and in open air, IPlat.; with drawing pain, generally on one side, IMez.; dull, tense, numb feeling in affected side during dav, intolerable during night, IKali iod.; in left side of, Calad., ILach, Lyss, 01. an., HStram., Tarax.; in amenorrhcea, IGraph.; in right side, IChel.; of outer part, as if made of wood, Petrol.; after reading, Carbol ac; in left side, on waking at 4 p.m., Lyss.; during paroxysm, neuralgia of right temple, I IPuls.; with weakness in sacral region, IPhos.; som- nolence. Ant. c.; as if made of wood, or as if bruised, Petrol.; worse writing (apoplexy), lAnae 8SP formication, paralytic. Head, as if it opened and pain shot down into abdomen, when swallowing : ILye Head oppressed : I I Amyl.nit, Calc. s., Hod., Therid., Zinc. Head, paralytic sensation : in left side of, 01. an.; on right side, after coition, with sore limbs, ISil. g^g* numbness. Head, peculiar feeling: during fever, IBapt. Head, pressure: 8®" sensitive. Head, prickling: Apis, Sil.; fine, rather pleas- urable, Eup. pur.; when becoming warm, Sabad. 8€?° formication. Head, pulse: distinctly hears beating, IPuls.; reverberates in, Ant. t, Bell.; in dilatation of heart, lAnt. t. Head, as if suddenly pushed forward, with danger of falling : Ferr. ph. 8®* swung. Head, redness: g^- congested, flushing, heat. Head, reeling: Seneg.; after coition, Bov. B^^Reeling and Vertigo, Chapter 2. Head, reverberation: during cough, Hep.; when speaking loud, Zinc. 8®*" Hearing, Chapter 6. Head, rheumatic affections: always chronic, ap- pearing on same side, Alum.; in hydrothorax, lAsaf. 8®" Headache, gouty, rheumatic. Head, roaring: lAmm. m, ICarbo v., Cup. s., IFerr, IKreo.; in inflammation of brain, IIPuls.; in cholera, fourth day, IPhos. ae; causes diminished hearing, ISil.; with flicker- ing of eyes, IPhos.; in chronic headache, after epileptic attack, ICaust.; in haematemesis, I Ars.; for an hour, worse lying on left side, better lying on right, with headache, I IPhos.; like the noises of a mill, I IPlat.; dull, trem- ulous, like a strong pulsation with a double stroke, in region of ear on which she lies in bed, and when turning on other ear, feels it on that side, Spong.; with inability to work, read or think (ozaena), INatr. m. 8^** Hearing, Chapter 6. Head, as if something rocked in a jerking man- ner in it: Bell. «. Head, feels like rubbing it: Carbol. ae Head, feels as if tossed on a rough sea: Lact. ae Head, semilateral affections: Alum. Head, as if separated from body: Daph. Head, sensitive: .Esc. h.,Ant t, lArs, IBov, Chin, s, ICrot t, Lith. c, INatr. m, ■■Sil., IStaph, IISul, I ISep., 11 Ver. v.; to air, I Ars., IHep.; as though compressed, especially in forehead and temples, IColoe; as if con- Us 3. INNER HEAD. tused all over, or in spots, IINitr. ae; better in dark, Bar. e; particularly on moving scalp, Spong.; worse at night, HCinch.; chronic ten- derness as with spinal irritation,Agar.; in spots Aloe, Amm. c, Badiag, Bov, Brom, IBry, IBell, ICale ; to touch, IBell, ICarbo a., Carbol ae,ICinn, ICinch, ICoff, Coloe, Eryng.,Eup. pur., IFerr., Fluor, ae; to touch and motion, chill, I IHell, llgn, IKreo, Lact. ae, ILach, Lachn, Lyss, INatr. s, IParis, IRhus, Sang, Sars, I ISil., ISpig, IISul.; to touch in in- flammation of bowels in dentition, lAcet. ac; to touch, in otitis in rickety children, IKali iod.; to touch, especially evening, Bufo.; to touch, right side, particularly above eye (head- ache), IColoe; painful to touch (catarrhal oph- thalmia), ISul.; cannot brush hair, IBell,IBry, Carbol. ac, ICina, ICoff. t, Eryng, IKreo, IRhus, I ISil, ISul.; with falling out of hair in lying-in women, ICale; in phthisis florida after pneumonia, IFerr.; even when pulling a single hair, Ars. met.; as if roots of hair were sore, ISep.; to pressure, Carbo v.; to pressure of hat, worse in evening, and on part lain on, IINitr. ac; to touch, especially upon which he lies, Bar. c ; worse on side not lain on, when growing warm in bed, from touch and comb- ing hair, IRhus ; to touch, after abuse of mer- cury, IHep.; fear of noise and talking, Con.; to touch, followed by numbness, worse morning and becoming heated, Petrol.; sore to touch (pregnancy), INux v.; better if rubbed, Thuya; in scarlatina, ICina; painful to touch, worse when scratching; which causes bleeding, IIMerc; soreness, in a draught of air, worse in cold, and lying down, better from hard pressure and external heat (nervous head- ache), Nux m.; small spot, painful to touch, lOxal. ac; to touch, after vexation, IIMez.; to touch, worse walking in open air and from draught, better from strong external pressure and scratching, HCinch.; to touch, or wind, better from being warmly covered, INux v.; indifferent to any one touching sore spots, IGraph. g§g° cold, coldness, pressing, water, wrapping. Head, as if it were separated from body : I IPsor. 8ST" empty. Head, shaking in: Benz. ae; on stepping hard, IILyc; vibratory, when stepping hard, with tension in forehead and eyes, ISil. Head, a shuddering without coldness, com- mences with cracking as if surcharged with electricity: IKalm. Head, simmering : does not know whether it is heard or felt, Med. 8®° Hearing, Chap. 6. Head, sleep : feeling as if he ought to, Ant. t; like that following sleep after excessive de- bauch, IOp. Head, feels small: ICoff; as if it grew smaller, Grat.; cranium feels too small, Chel.; during apyrexia, Ign. Head, smarting: Coloe, IDros.; worse evening and getting warm, IStaph. Head, wants it squeezed: typhoid fever, IGlon. Head, stiffness: to abdomen,internal, ICaust.; when aroused, ICie; in muscles on forehead, Jatroph.; right side as if it would become numb, Lyss. Head, feels strange: Coff. t; with fainting spells, ILac def; thick, as if another head, Therid.; in typhoid, IGels.; as felt after in- haling gas for extraction of teeth, I I Lac c; with loss of memory, Lyss. Head, skull feels as if stretched: Samb. 8@^ distended. Head, stuffed: she can hardly breathe, ILac e; dry feeling through whole front part, gradu- ally passing to fauces and chest (bronchial catarrh, hay asthma), ILach.; as of a cold in head, ILac c. Head, stupid: Asar, Bapt, IBry, Camph, Caps., Carbo a. Cinch., ICoccul., Form., IKreo, Plant, IPlumb, ISep, Strain, Thuya; in albuminuria, lAmm. ben.; with chills, Cie; with fulness of head as from catarrb, I ISenecio; long lasting, after attack (epilepsy), IPlumb.; if he holds it erect, INux v.; if he tries to exert himself, IINatr. e; with pressure in eyes, and obscuration of sight, ISeneg.; with obscured vision, I Cycl.; with pressure in forehead, ICinch.; in influenza, Ant. t; in mania, IIMerc; with menorrhagia, ICycl.; at noon, Zinc; with restless nights,Lyss.; increase during retching, Asar.; on rising in morning, Rhod.; could not sit up (haematuria), llpec; with loss of thought, sight and hearing, Kreo.; worse from touch, ^Cup. m.; with vertigo, must close eyes, when rising from stool. ggT'confused, dull, heavy, Head, sense of suggillation in scalp, worse scratching: Bar. c. Head, surging toward: Lyss. Head, swashing. 8gP" Brain. Head, as if something swayed in a jerking manner in it: IBell. Head, sweats. 8®°* Head, Chap. 4. Head, swimming: Ascl. t, Ars. h. Gels., Ziz, 8®~ Chap. 2. Head, feels swollen: Bapt, HCed, Diad, IMere; on awaking, Ars. m.; behind right, ear, Bapt.; as if he could not get his hat on, HArs. m.,; in headache, IDiad.; connected with heat, Med. 8®*" large. Head, as if swung from behind forward: Pall. g^~ pushed. Head, tenderness: 8gT" sensitive. Head, tension(tightness): Agnus, Alum., 11 Apis, I Arg. nit, Ars. m, Asar, Bapt, Brach., ICaust, Chin, s. Coccus, Gymn., 11 Kali br, Lact ac, Selen., ISpig., Xan, Ziz.; in angina, IMere; as if scalp were adherent to bones, Sinap.; as if skin were bloated, "Berb.; of skin, as if cov- ered with a cap, Berb.; as from a cobweb, Bar. e; scalp feels contracted, worse in evening, I IParis; extends at times to upper half of face, especially of nose, thence to forehead and temples as far as ears, alternating with similar sensation in occiput and cervical muscles, 11 Viol.; integuments, HApis; muscles felt as if bound, could scarcely move head, I ICaust.; over whole head, particularly in forehead, Lact. ac; with pain, worse over eyes, Xan.; scalp as though stretched over skull, Cann. i.; occasions feeling of stupefaction rather than pain, Oleand.; of skin as if swol- len, Berb.; causing vertigo, Med.; as if scalp were wrinkled, and kept tightening, and re- mained so (occipital headache), I IZinc. 8®°" band, constricted.contracted, press- ure. Head, thick feeling: Ailant, Daph. ; in morning, as from loss of sleep, Niccol.; as if it 3. INNER HEAD. 119 were another strange head, Therid.; worse when reading aloud, Ferr. iod.; heavy feeling m right side, Ailant. Head, thin feeling: like paper and transparent, as if it could be pressed through, IBell. Head, throbbing (pulsating) : lAmyl, Asaf, IIBell, Brach., Calc. a., Canth, Carbo v., HChin. s, Colch, ICornus, ICroe, ICrotal., Cupr. s, Cycl, F]uph., IGlon, Hod., llpec, ILith., INux in., IIPuls, I ISep.; in anannia, IPuls.; on awaking, better by cold washing, worse on stooping, sometimes lasting all day, IPhos.; after a waking, Bell.; of arteries of right side, Ars. s. r.; as if scalp were alive with irre- pressible pulsation, caused by blood coursing rapidly through distended arteries, I ISang.; extends over whole body, worse on contact, increasing in paroxysms, with nausea and vomiting of bile, "Kali c; in hyperaemia of brain, I IPhos.; and bursting, especially above ears and temples, IGlon.; in bronchial catarrh, HCale; with congestion, IIBell., IIGlon, IKali c, I IPhos, IRhus; in whooping cough ICaps.; with dizziness, Stilling.; with heavy dreams, Aur. mur.; in evening, IPuls.; worse in evening and when stooping (neuralgia), I IPuls.; with heat in face, IGlon.; with red face, iCaet; with heat or coldness, ILaur.; in puerperal fever, IIPuls.; in yellow fever, I Ars. ; especially in forehead, Coccul.; ex- tending under frontal bone to temple, IGlon.; with heavy feeling in forehead (fainting spells), ILac def; mostly in forehead, with nausea and vomiting, worse in morning and when moving, better lying with head high, better by sweat, INatr. m.; causes fright, Amyl.; in haematemesis, IINux v.; as from little hammers,worse from reading or talking, IINatr. m.; in hereditary headache,ICale; in hemorrhoids, Collin.; in left side, Cinch, bob; on left side, coming on gradually toward morning and going off about breakfast time, INitr. ae; in left, beginning at 1 a.m., last- ing until 11 p.m., ICinch.; in left side, with nausea before menses, iCrotal.; in meno- pause, ICrotal.; before menses, IPetrol.; during menses, Bor., ICroe; during menses, prevent- ing sleep, ICroe; in dysmenorrhoea, I IVer. v.; from mental exertion, IPuls.; in morning, ICale; as if something were moving, worse from motion, IGlon.; from least movement, ILach.; on motion of body, INatr. m.; at every movement (itch), ILach.; at every motion, worse in warm air, I Hod.; extending into nose (catarrh), I IMere; must get out of bed at night (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit;, felt with every pulse, every step, or jarring,lGlon.; as though he would be attacked by paralytic stroke,Carbo v.; during rest, Lactu.v.;in whole, especially right frontal region, morning till evening, after lying down, Zinc; in right side, better eating, lying in bed, and about falling asleep, worse from motion, IIAnae; in right side (neuralgia), I IPuls.; tendency to, in right side, IGels.; with weight on right side, day and night, makes him cry out, ICact.; period- ical, semilateral, worse after eating, morning, evening, night in bed, I Ars.; with sensation as if head would split, Sarrae; in sunstroke, IIGlon.; worse in left temple (glaucoma), HPhos.; everything turns around, Sil.; ascends from abdomen, Rheum; after going up stairs (chronic passive hemorrhage from kidneys), I ITereb.; with bitter vomiting, worse from motion, ISang.; when walking, Cinch.; like waves, worse in cold, after eating, better bend- ing head forward, heat, IHyos.; feels every pulsation, IGlon. 8@* bloodvessels, congestion. Head, ticking: Jamb. Head, tightness: 8®°° tension. Head, tingling: better scratching, Thuya. gfgg*' formication. Haad, tired feeling: as from night watching: Benz. ac. 8®*" weary. Head, titillation : I I Alum. Head, touch: gjg^r sensitive. Head, traumatic : g^" injuries. Head, trembling in: with headache, Cop.; dull tremor, with a waving, Sars. Head, tumult, with congestion : Aur. met Head, turning: as if something turned around inside, Ananth.; as if it would be turned inside out when she raised herself, Bar. c Head, troubles in typesetters: IGlon. Head, as from subcutaneous ulceration in scalp: Agar. Head, uncertain feeling : on left side, ILach. Head, uncomfortable feeling : 11 Anthrac; all day, Asim. Headache, undulating sensation: IIGlon.; through from behind forward, Indig. gg&* wavelike. Head, uncovering : ggg*- wrapped. Head, unsteadiness: with nausea, Cup. ars. Head, vacant feeling : IHyos.; cannot concen- trate mind, Natr.; with loss of thought, sight, and hearing, Kreo. 8^° empty, hollow. Head, vertigo: 8€S~ Chapter 2. Head, wabbling : on shaking, as if brain struck against sides, I INux m. Head, water: as if he had water in, worse walk- ing, Ananth.; as if drops of water were falling, Cann. s.; as if full of boiling, with steady head- ache, Rob.; as if gushing forward when stoop- ing, Ars. m.; as if waves were beating against, worse standing, talking, shaking head, bend- ing head backward, better lying down or bending head forward, Dig.; as if water were dropping within, after neuralgia under right eye, IChin. s.; having head washed, stool im- mediately, Tarant.; disposed to catch cold when washing, IBar. e; worse after washing, IGraph.; objects to washing, ISul.; with con- gestion, Aur. met. g@g~ Brain fluid, swashing. Head, wavelike sensation : IBell. 8^° undulating. Head, weakness: Ananth, Ant. c, Ars., Ars. s. f, Calc. s, ICaust, Rhus, Stram.; after coffee, ICham.; like a dulness, and as if there were a vibration in forehead, and a turning about in a circle, IMere sol.; with dyspnoa. when lying on back at night, IPuls.; especially in eyes, Zinc; faint feeling on walking in suri, INatr. m.; feeling of loss of power and sensa- tion in back, as if head would fall forward, Calab.; extends down to neck, IIGraph.; like numbness, same as in hands, IFluor. ae; she could not endure sound of piano, IPhos.: while reflecting, IPhos.; can scarely think, IGraph, with vertigo, I Amb, Caust., ICinch.; with vertigo, must lie down, IZinc; amounting to vertigo, with gushing of a stream of blood 120 3. INNER HEAD. from genitals (metrorrhagia), I I Sabina; with inclination to vomit, Cina. 8gT sensitive. Head, weary: Bell, INatr. m. 8§T tired. Head, weight in: Coccul.; on sinciput, Cain.; on waking, better by cold washing, worse on stooping, sometimes lasting all day, IPhos.; in cerebral congestion, IVer. v.; in irritation of brain, ILach.; following chill, Cain.; with pressure on upper lids, better by washing forehead with cold water, and in open air, I Phos.; as if he would fall, IBell.; with ten- dency to fall backward while seated, Cinch.; worse in forehead, Ars.; in forenoon (chorea), 11 Agar.; in chronic cephalalgia, Arn.; during menses, Crotal.; and pressure, IGels.; -after j. sleeping, Sul.; in temples, better by coffee, | Cornus; worse in left temple (glaucoma), HPhos. 8§T fill, heavy. Head, whirling : Con.; all day, ICarbo v.; as if drunk, IIArg. met; with menses, ICaust; J during menses, worse stooping, better after- noon, ICaust; like a mill-wheel, HChin. s.; with nausea, Calad.; while sitting, houses at a distance seem to turn bottom upward, Jamb.; with vertigo, Coff. 8®" Chapter 2. Head, as if whiskey fumes had gone to: Ars. m. $gj?° drunken. Head, whizzing in: with vertigo, or with shocks when waking, 11 Nux v. Head, wild feeling; iGels, ILil. tig.; as though she would be crazy with pain in right iliac region, and restless sleep, ILil. tig. Head, sensation as if without: Asar. Head, wounds: gg$° injuries. Head, wrapped up: wants it closely, I Ars, IIHep, ILach, IThuya; aversion to having it uncovered, wears a fur cap in hot weather, Psor.; better wrapping it up warmly, lArs.; likes to go about without any covering (dysp- noea), ILye; least covering intolerable, ILed.; disposition to take cold from uncovering, IIHep, HSil. HEADACHE (undefined): 11 Abies, Absin, I Acet. ac, I Aeon, I /Ethus, I Agar, I Agnus, Alum, IIAlumin, Amb, lAmin. c, I Amyl, IIAnae or., I lAnthrac, IIAnt. c, I Apis, lArg. met, lArg. nit, lArn, Ars. s. f, HArs, I Arum t, I Asar, lAsim, I Aur. met, I Badiag, IIBell, ICact, ICale, Calc. a, Calc. s., ICann. i, ICarbol. ac, ICarb. s, ICaust, ICham, 11 Chloral,Cinnam.,1 ICoccul, ICochl., IColoe, ICon, I ICornus, ICrotal, I ICurar, ICup. m, IDiad, IDulc, 11 Eup. pur, IFerr, IFerr. ph, Gamb., IIGels, IIGlon, IGraph., Gymn, IHekla, IHep, Hippom, IHydras, Hydr. ac, IHyos, Indig, lllris, Iod, Jab, Jalap, IKali bi, IKali c, IKreo, ILac def, ILach., ILachn, ILil. tig, ILye, ILye vir, ILyss, IIMagn. m, IManc, IIMelil, IMere 'iod. rub, IIMerc, IMere p, IIMez, Myr. cer, IINatr. m. IINitr. ac, INux m, IINux v, 1101. caje, IOp, Oxal. ac, IIPhell, Plant, IPlat, IPlumb, HPod, IIPuls, Sal. ac. Sec, HSep, HSil, IISul, ITell, ITherid, Thlaspi, lUran. n., Var, Ver. v, Vespa. Vinca, Xan. Headache, abdominal: IOp.; with pain in abdo- men, ICale p., Chim. m.; severe across umbili- cus, ILac def; with stitches, Gymn. 8@f°colic. Headache, relieved by abscesses: IChin. a. Headache, in Addison's disease: ICale Headache, in afternoon: IIBell, ILyss., I INatr. p, Sarrae; chronic, of four years' standing, generally begins 5 or 6 p.m., with nausea and anorexia, ceases as he falls asleep, I ISul.; chronic, into night, ICup. m.; chronic, coming on in evening, lasting through night, IVer.; 2 to 7 p.m., worse moving eyes (whooping cough, IBadiag.; principally over left eye, ILac c; with occasional fluttering of heart, Form.; 4 to 6 p.m. (coryza), IHell.; worse from 4 to 8 p.m., rising or lying down, ILye; begins about 3 p.m., worse at night, IIBell, Vib.; 5 to 10p.m., rheumatic, IPuls.; shooting worse, IFerr.; every afternoon, especially after wine, tea, or lemonade, Selen.; worse in afternoon, 11 Asaf, IKali bi, Pallad, and evening, IMere iod. rub.; worse in afternoon, noise, motion, light, Ananth.; worse toward evening, espe- cially shaking head, ISep.; worse toward evening (bone-pains), Brom. Headache, air: better from cold: 11 Dros., Lyss.; dread of cold, ICoff, worse in cold, Eup. pur, llris, ISil.; in damp, IIDulc; worse in a draught, Benz. ac, ICale, Caust., HCinch, IHep, IMere, ISil.; better in open, lAct. rac. Alum, I Arg. met, Berb, Chloral., Como, Con, IGlon, IHell, Kali bi, Lith, IILyc, Mosch, Niccol, IPic. ac, IIPuls., I I Seneg, Sinap., ITabae, Zinc; rheumatic, better in open air, IIKali s.; better from exercise in open air, looking up and bending head backward, pressing between hands, Apis; chronic, spells caused by draught, or scrub- bing, I ISil.; worse in open air, Arg. nit. Bar. c, IBell., Ced, Con., IIMerc, Mez, INux v., Sul.; on first going into open air (soreness), lEup.perf; sticking worse in open air, IMang.; better walking in open air, I Ant. c.; better walking slowly in open air, Eup. pur, IIPuls.; better from outdoor exercise, Coff.; worse walking in open air, IBell, IChin, ICina, llris, Sep. 8@~ cold, heat, motion, room, walking, weather. Headache, from alcohol: 8®"" drinking. Headache, alternates with: pain in abdomen, Cimex ; tumefaction of abdomen, Stram.; cut- ting in calves and upper arms (epidemic ty- phus), IChel.; oppression of chest, IIGlon.; diarrhoea, IPod.; hot flushes in face, Lyss.; gastralgia, Bism.; lumbago, Aloe; pain in neck and shoulders, Eryng.; pains in nape of neck, Hyos.; uterine pains, IGels. Headache, anaemic: IIEucal.; especially in patients whose blood has been saturated with iron, IZinc. Headache, from anger: Petrol, IPhos, or cha- grin, IPlat; vexation, ICham, ICoff. Headache, in angina : Bar. m. Headache, with anguish and restlessness: Coloe Headache, anus: from pains during stool, urging griping, I lOxal. ac; in prolapsus, lArn. 8^°constipation, diarrhcea, hemorrhoids, stool. Headache, in anthrax; I lAnthrac. Headache, with anxiety; I Aeon, lArs, IGels, Lyss.; worse lying down, I ISep.; cannot re- main in bed, Cact.; after anxiety, lyEthus. Headache, appetite: inordinate, before (chronic cephalalgia), I IPsor.; lack of, ICast. eq. ggg* gastric. Headache, arms ; aching in bones after, Med.; drawing, IVer.; with paralytic feeling, Hod. Headache, arthritic : 8ST" gouty, rheumatic. 3. INNER HEAD. 121 Headache, on ascending: ICale, ISul, IGlon. Headache, with asthma : IKali e Headache, from close attention : llgn. 86^* mental exertion, thinking. Headache, on awaking : yEsc h, Arg. nit, Arn, ICale, Carbo v, IChel, lEup. perf. Gels, Iodof, IKali c, ILye, INatr. m. Rheum, Rumex; awakens, Form, IKali bi, ISil.; at night, with sensation as if head were being pressed against wall, with heat in head, lasts all day, after cessation of chronic diarrhcea, worse in morning, I ISul.; imme- diately after awaking, lasting till towards noon, INatr. m.; child, IKali br.; preceded by a disagreeable dream, Rumex; every morn- ing, INaja, IINatr. m.; in indigestion, Chel.; continuing all day and night, Cinch, bob; on being awakened, toward morning, Tell.; from awaking early morning, cannot sleep after 3 a.m. (convalescence from yellow fever), ICale; from being aroused by night bell (chronic cephalalgia), I Arn.; as from too much sleep, Bov.; lasts until 10 a.m., when scalp begins to sweat and headache passes off (after blow on head), INatr. m, worse on awaking, Benz.ac, Millet, INux v, Sul. 8@"° morning, sleep. Headache, back: aching, IKali c; with weak- ness in sacral region, IPhos.; with pain in small of back, IBell, in diphtheria, 11 Lac c, in dysentery, IINux v., in menorrhagia, ICoccus, in ophthalmia, HArs.; with or fol- lowed by severe pain in small of back, ISil.; with sensation as if cold water were poured down back, Alum.; weak back, in morning, Pallad.; weakness in sacral region, IPhos. Headache, band: as if bound by, Arg. met, Carbo v, Cepa, Cinnab, ICoccul, ICycl, Diose, IGels, Gymn, IHep, Hod, Iris, Med, IINitr. ac, ISul, ITereb, Variol, Zing.; a circle of pain extending in a line through cerebellum, shifting, Zing.; around above ears, IIGels, Osm.; pressing hardest above ears, during day, Amm. br.; as if tightly bandaged around forbead, Indig.; after rising from bed, pain like a tight narrow band all around on level with upper forehead, Cupr. s.; contractive pain, with sensation as if flesh were loose, worse in wet cold weather and when at rest, better in motion (caries), ISul.; as if enclosed in a band, seemed to crush in head, ICarbol. ae; like a rope drawing tighter and tighter, IINatr. m.; as of a tense band reaching from nape of neck to ears, must lie down, Anac; as if surrounded by a tight band (dysmenor- rhoea), 11 Xan.; when stooping, ISpig. 8§£" constrictive, contractive, pressing, viselike, wrapping. Headache, from bathing : ggjg* water. Headache, beating : 8£aT" hammering, throb- bing. Headache, bed: drives him from, Calc. a. Thuya; worse from warmth, IPuls, stitches worse, Thuya. Headache, bending: double from,IColoe; worse bending head backward, Clem, Glon.; worse bending head forward, Carbol. ac, IColoe; worse sitting bent, Ant. t. 8^° position. Headache, benumbing: 8®" numb. Headache, with bewilderment: Euph. 8@°° confused. Headache, bilious: IBry, IColoe, IIGornus, Eup. perf, IHydras, llpec, ILept, IMere, INux v., HPod, IPtel., IPuls.; every few days,beginning behind left ear,passing around lower forehead as a pressing down on eyes, with nausea and vomiting (distortion of face), ICrotal.; in liver complaint, Berb.; in oculo- motor paresis, 11 Seneg. 8^° gastric. Headache, bladder: in cystitis, lEup. pur.; pre- cedes irritation of, in children, 11 Senecio. Headache, with small bloodboils on lower legs: IMagn. e Headache, bloodvessels dilated, ^con- gestive. Headache, as of a blow : Cann. i, INatr. m.; feels stunned, Dolich.; suddenly, as if struck by a hammer or club on right side, throws him to left when walking indoors or outdoors, I ITabae; with vertigo, vacillating gait and stupor, Sarrae 8^" concussive, stunning. Headache, bone pains: Act. sp, Ang, Ast. r, ICale, ICale p., IHyper, Lyss, Rhod, ISyph.; as if broken, worse lying down, I Aur. met; as if driven asunder, especially when walking, going up stairs or rising from sleeping, ILye; almost causes fainting (syphilis), IMez.; front and back, toward evening, in damp weather, Brom.; on lying down, affecting vital energy, Aur. met.; mornings, in bed, Aur. met.; pain worse from motion and in evening, IIMez.; at night, IHep, IIMerc, IMez, IINitr. ac, IPhyt, I IThuya; chiefly occipital, IIMerc iod. rub.; after rheumatism, Ver. v.; as if scraped, IPhos. ac.; as if bones separated, Arg. nit.; sensitive to cold and contact, worse from motion and in evening, IIMez.; each bone feels shattered and sore, Lyss.; soreness, HCale p., IIKali bi.; soreness of bones of leftside, Cup. ars.; syphilitic, lAur. met, IKali iod, IMere, INitr.ac, IMez, I ISyph., I IThu- ya; tenderness of affected side, I ISep.; worse by touch, IIMez, I IThuya; under bones, I IChel, INuxm. g^° periosteal, sutures, syphilitic. Headache, boring : Act. sp, lArg. nit, ICoccul, Cochl.; every evening, I IPuls.; especially over eyes, extending into dorsum of nose, Colch.; particularly above eyelids, Laur.; in left side, Eup. pur.; in left side, after dinner, Zinc. ; in left side, affecting eyes, flickering, appearing regularly at midnight, IChin. a.; in left side each morning, beginning 1 a.m., lasting until 1 p.m., ICinch.; left side from temple to occiput, extends into sides of neck and auditory meat- us, 11 Puis.; from mental labor or by entering room from open air, Colch. ; beginning in morning, better by evening, worse from men- tal exertion, light, noise, coffee and after eating, INux v.; from within, morning till evening, worse motion, stooping, better rest, closing eyes, external pressure and sleep, ISep.; worse from motion or stooping, IHep.; at night, Amm. e; onesided, begins on awak- ing, morning, Aur. met; onesided, extending into bones of face and parietal bone, IPhos.; pressive, as if frontal bone would fall out, Cochl.; in right side, IColoe, Zinc; in right side, morning on getting awake, Arum t; worse in right side and forehead, less in occiput, IBell.; at times extending to scapulae, I IPuls.; tearing and scraping externally during night, 11 Lye ; to teeth and neck, with stitches in ears, IMere; worse from touch, lAur. met. BST" burrowing, digging, nail. 122 3. INNER HEAD. Headache, as if bound. 8®" band. Headache, brain: affection of, IGlon.; as if clasped by a hand, twisted and torn, IMur. ae; as from commotion, when stepping or shak- ing head, better sitting up or slow exercise, Sep.; from concussion, Calc. s, IIKali br., Hyper.; with painful concussion from shak- ing head when walking, Mang.; dull in right side on coming into warm room, Spong.; as if dashed to pieces, worse from motion, noise or light, ICoff.; chronic, depending upon brain fag, ICale; in right hemisphere, with drawing' in back into neck (chronic catarrh), I ISang.; as if mashed, with nausea and vom- iting (chlorosis), llpec; middle, on waking in morning, felt even before opening eyes, IINux v, persistent, with softening, HPhos.; like a pressure of something hard on upper surface, in paroxysms, llgn.; as if torn to pieces, IVer.; as if in substance of left side, raging as if a nerve were being torn, lArg. met. Headache, feels as though head would break: with chill (quotidian), I IPuls. Headache, breathing: gasping for air, after IColoe; oppressed, ICale; pain worse breath- ing, talking or laughing, Mang.; worse from a deep inspiration, Cact. Headache, a breeze of pain: I ISul. Headache, bruised: I Arn, Benz. ae, Bov, Camph, Euph,IGels,IGraph,llgn, INux v, Rhod, I ISul, Tereb, Thuya, 11 Zinc; on awak- ing in morning, disappears on rising, renewed by thinking, llgn.; through all cranial bones into roots of teeth and tongue, with nausea, bet- ter outdoors, I llpec; or torn when coughing, ISul.; dull (typhus), IBapt; extends to pars (cerebrospinal meningitis), IRhus; in even- ing, with coryza, lEuph.; externally, I Ruta; particularly in forehead, worse from motion, better rest, Cup. ars.; in forehead and through head, worse on vertex, ILac def; after fever and sleep, Chin, a.; in intermittent, I Act. rac; in left side, Gymn.; especially during mental labor, or in early morning, lAur. met.; worse from mental exertion, ICinch.; in morning in bed, worse at rest, better after rising, 11 Aur. met; in early morning, Con.; especially in occiput and forehead, worse morning, better cold applications, I Euphor.; in periosteum, from temple to occiput, IRuta; on one side, INux v.; in side, worse by slightest motion, ICinch.; scalp sore, INux v.; in skull, worse moving head and walking, ICaps. 86^° soreness. Headache, burning: IIAcon, Agar, Amm. c, IIApis,IArg.nit,IArs,Arund,Aur.met,IBar. e, Berb, ICale, ICarbo v, ICoff. t, Coloe IDros, Lyss,HMez, IPetrol.JPhos, Psor, Ver. v.; better in open air, Mang.; in anterior part, IKreo.; precursor of apoplexy, Ast. r.; here and there, on body, in morning, Carbo v.; in- tense, worse in cerebellum, IMed.; with chilliness, ICaust.; from congestion, Ustil.; in whooping cough, IBry.; in croup, I ISamb.; erysipelatous, worse at night, I Ars.; in evening, when undressing and growing cold, Ars.; in eye complaints, Ant. sul. aur.; commencing at eyes, with lachrymation, Jamb.; comes from deep in, affecting left eye, folio wing left supraorbital nerve, morning at 4, worse each succeeding morning (suppressed intermittent), I ISpig.; from foramen infraor- bitale over right sioe to occiput and mandi- bula, I IZinc; in supraorbital neuralgia, IChel.; like fire, Lachn.; especially in forehead and temples, Jacea; with cold hands and feet, during apyrexia, Ign.; along edge of hair, Berb.; from inward heat, INux m.; stupefying (after getting wet while warm), IDulc; with pulsation and sweat of head, worse night, mental exertion, talking, better wrapping head up warmly, ISil.; in left side, Bapt, and down neck, woke in morning with, Lyss.; first left then right, Calc. a.; worse left side, lAur. mur.; in middle, after brain fever, better pressure, every excitement causes it, IGlon.; in morning, I INux v.; worse in morning and afternoon, ICanth.; worse from motion, stoop- ing, temporarily better pressing head firmly with hand, lApis; causing sense of sickness and nausea (itch), ILach.; with thirst, Ferr. s.; of scalp, worse in warm bed, Thuya; morning and evening (brain disease of children), IKali e; of scalp, morning, after rising, after abuse of mercury, IHep.; of scalp most of back of bead, worse scratching, causing soreness, worse undressing and getting warm in bed, Sil.; of scalp, better scratching, Caps.; in paroxysms (puerperal convulsions), 11 Ver. v.; pricking of scalp, Ran. b.; better scratching, worse getting into a warm sweat while walking, Sabad.; on awaking, right side, Arum t; in sides, up from neck, ICanth.; with soreness, ICanth.; while standing or sitting, ICanth, better in open air, Alum.; with stupor (pneumonia), IPhos.; stupefying, worse morning, ISabad.; down to teeth and neck, with stitches in ears, IMere; especially in left temple, worse at night lying in bed, better sitting up, IIMerc; worse on vertex, IMez.; with vertigo, ICanth, 11 Kali bi.; with vertigo, objects seem to be enveloped in a yellow mist. Kali bi. Headache, burrowing ; IHep.; especially in forehead and temples, ICham. 8gT* boring, digging, nail. Headache,bursting: IBell,Bov, IIBry, ICaps, HCinch., Dolich, Euphor, IIGlon, Ham, ILye, IINatr. m, INux m., ISep., ISil, ISpig.; in open air, IBell, IGlon.; on awak- ing from sleep, Cham, insupportable on bend- ing down, IHam.; with intense cerebral con- gestion, IBell, IIGlon, IMere, IVer. v.; as if forced asunder by levers, IBell.; from press- ure and fulness in brain (hemicrania), IPhos.; asif calvarium were being lifted, llCann. i., 1101. jee; during cough, IIBry, ICaps, INatr. m, INuxv, IPhos., IPhos. ac, Spong.; dis- tending, Bar. e; distending worse during night, Ced.; about ears, Asar.; in evening, better lying with head high, Caps.; with dazzling of eyes from sunlight, lEuph.; worse moving eyes, IPuls.; in fever, I LEse h.; in catarrhal fever, lEuph.; especially in forehead and when stoop- ing, Staph; in forehead and eveballs, worse at 10 a.m. when lying, I IGels.; fulness, press- ing out, with confused feeling, ILil. tig.; in nervous headache, I IVer.; in sick headache, I ITabae; as if head were swelling out, with discharge of blackish offensive water from va- gina, IRhus ; extends to jaw, worse moving head or body, ILachn.; in mania, I IMere • in meningitis, IBell, IGlon, IVer.; when menses ought to appear, IINux m.; in morning on waking, ICon.; in early morning, as if ft 3. INNER HEAD. 123 would fall to pieces, Con.; in morning, grad- ually worse until evening, IBry.; as if it would fly to pieces if she moved, ICoff; with nausea from gas, ICaust.; with pleuro-pneu- monia, IIBry.; in pregnancy, ILye, ILyss.; better from pressure, during cough, ISul.; going off when reading to himself, or writing, I llgn.; as if head were screwed asunder in ar- ticulation of malar bone and upper jaw, IThu- ya; especially in sinciput, chiefly in morning, worse stooping, better in open air, Berb.; in nocturnal sleep, ISul.; with sleeplessness, worse from motion or any jar, better in room, and when opening eyes, HCinch.; upward and asunder on drawing facial muscles, Spig.; with a vitiated discharge from vagina and shooting upwards in parts, IRhus; mostly on vertex, I IPetrol.; when walking, Cinch"; better walking in open air, worse in temples, especially in right, in afternoon, ISang.; feeling like water pipes bursting in head, Sil. 8gT" pressing, splitting, Headache, before cataleptic attacks: I IStram. Headache, catarrhal: Act. rac, ICale, HCepa, I IChlor., I Ferr, IHydras, Hod, IKali c, IKali iod, Kalm, ILach, IIMerc, IMere iod. rub, IINux v, IRumex, IStilling, ISul.; stoppage, ICinch., IIGraph, INux v., Samb, Sul.; with bronchitis,IMere; from chronic nasal catarrh, Alum, IFerr., lElaps ; suppressed catarrh, maddening, IIBell.; especially of children, ISamb.; with dry, hard cough, IKali c; pro- fuse watery discharge from eyes and nose, llCepa, IIEuph.; inflammation of mucous membranes of frontal sinuses,eyes, throat, and chest, IKali iod.; irritation of larynx and tra- chea, clavicular pain,and soreness behind ster- num, IRumex ; before nasal discharge sets in, ISticta; premonitory stages, Gymn.; worse in damp, cold weather, llDulc; from sudden change of weather, ICamph. 8§^ chest, cold, cough, fever, heat, pneu- nonia, weather. Headache, from slightest cause: ICoff. Headache, from least chagrin : IRhus. Headache, changing place: ggg~ locality. Headache, chest: complaints of, Ang.; con- striction, IColoe; dull aching in anterior por- tions of both lungs, day and night,Rumex; oppression, IBell, IMelil.; fever and acceler- ated pulse (apoplexy), ICrotal.: pain, Calc. s. Con. 8®" catarrhal, cough, pneumonia. Headache, in children; 11 Arum t, IGlon.; peevish, fretful, ICale p. Headache,with chorea: HAgar,ICalc,IMygale gj§[r convulsions. Headache, chlorotic : 8@T anaemic. Headache, chronic : I Arn., Caps, I ICaust., IIHekla, Hod, ILac def, INaja, IParis, I IPsor, ISil.; with constipation, 11 Lac def; after suppression of itch, ICale; in leuco- phlegmatic people, with relaxed muscles and general debility, ISul. ac. Headache, in a circle : 8^* band. Headache, clawing: Strain. Headache, during climaxis : Croc, ISang.; chronic paroxysmal, ISep.; continuous, worse at times, worse in right temple (mental dis- turbance) ICycl. Headache, coffee: from abuse of, Arg. nit, IBell, llgn, INux v, Pallad, IPuls.; aver- sion to, ICoff; better from, Anag.; worse from, Arum t, IBry, ICoccul, Form, Ign. Headache, cold: with coldness, as from cold poultice, Mosch.; a cold pain, Ars. s. r.; from taking cold, IIAnt. c, ICoff, IIGlon, I IPuls.; with chilliness, ICale; after catching cold, with colic ICoccul.; after catching cold (neuralgic rheumatism), IIPuls.; worse by taking cold, ICale; as from incipient cold, Aur. met.; as if she had taken cold, with tired feeling all over, Sinap.; better from cold water, externally, ILach.; from taking cold after having hair cut, IIBell.; worst' chilling head, ICarbo v.; better in cold, Ant. t, IKalm.; better from cold applications, HAloe, ICale; worse in cold, Bov, IIMez, IRhus, IStront, IStram.; worse in cold winds, llgn. 8^" air, catarrhal, fever, weather. Headache, with colic : Coccul, INatr. s,Tereb.; pains correspond to flatulent colic, and pinch- ing in abdomen, IRob.; with Potter's colic, Alum. 8@r* abdomen. Headache, concussive pain : in bronchial ca- tarrh, HCale 8®° blow, shocks,stunning. Headache, confused : Calc. p, Carb. s. Chin, a, IGels., Viol.; which she cannot describe, or make clear to herself, I ITherid.; particularly in forehead, ISep.; heaviness and pressure, especially in forehead, worse right side, warm room, smoking, reading, writing, motion, better in open air, sitting down, or standing in draught of air, Ferr. iod. gg&° bewilderment. Headache, in confinement: after puerperal rash, IHyper.; wdth after pains, IIFerr.; six weeks after (hydrogenoid constitution), INatr. s.; after instrumental delivery, with violent after pains, Hyper. Headache, congestive: Amm. br, Amm. e, lArn, IIAsaf, Asar., IIBry., ICarbo a., I ICarbol. ac, ICrotal., IFerr., IFluor. ac, I IGlon., IILach ,Lachn., ILye, ILye vir., INux m., IOp., IPhos, ISang., ISil, ISul., IVer. v.; as if bloodvessels were overfilled, to face and neck (neuralgia), IGuaiae; brain as if too large, forcing itself out front, IGlon.; chronic, with photophobia, and impossibility to open eyes on account of weight on upper lid, ISep.; at climaxis, Arg. nit.; with constipation in strong, plethoric adults, with giddiness and flushed face, IINux v.; with dry, hard cough, IKali c.; dull, in fevers, Eucal.; epigastrium sensitive to touch, IGlon.; in epilepsy, with flushed face, IBufo.; eyes inflamed, IGlon.; with retinal congestion, Sang.; face bluish, . with heavy, stupid expression, IGlon.; face and head very hot, IGlon.; in prevailing fever, I Amm. m.; in forenoon, Calab.; begins in forehead and sides of head, slowly passing to vertex and occiput, becomes throbbing pain, IGlon.; holding head with both hands IGlon.; worse lying with head low and after sleeping, IGlon.; with hemorrhoids, IMur. ae, IINux v.; dependent upon organic disease of heart, I INaja ; hysterical, I Arg. nit.; frequent, inflammatory, Bism.;inflammatory, transient heat, throbbing, worse on motion and stoop- ing, extending upward from nape of neck with swollen veins in temples (syphilis) I ISang.; frequent, deep inspiration,IGlon.; lips swollen IGlon.; during menses, INuxm.; with monor- rhagia or metrorrhagia, lAcon, IMillef; from suppression of menses, almost apoplectic, with nausea and vomiting, IVer. v.; in morning, 124 3. INNER worse toward noon, gradually better toward evening, pains terrible, fears going mad, runs or presses head against wall, IStram.; worse on motion and least noise, IGlon.; in old people with dark hair and eyes, Hod., periodic every twelve or fifteen days for many years, IGlon.; better from external pressure, IGlon.; with cool skin, Ham.; from suppression of sweat or urine, Ascl. s.; frequent and profuse flow of pale urine, or urine highly colored with red- dish sediment and mucus of dirty, reddish- yellow tint,IGlon.; vertex burning hot,IGlon.; with vertigo, prevents rising, iGlon.; better from application of cold water, IGlon.; more frequent in hot weather, IMelil.; nervous,weak and trembling after, IMelil.; heat of face, with trembling in head, Cop.; vessels dilated, Ver. v.; with venous congestion, IHam. 8@° fulness, hammering, heat, throbbing. Headache, consciousness. 8®° unconscious. t Headache, with constipation : Alum, Anag, IIBry, ICale p., IHydras, 11 Lac def, IINux v., IVer.; at intervals of one, two or three days, IPuls.; and dizziness, Calc fl.; affecting forehead and eyes, llris ; from torpor and dry- ness of a portion of intestinal mucous tract, when tongue is clean or covered with bubbles of frothy saliva, INatr. m. B^T* stool. Headache, constrictive: ICarbo v., ICoccul, Crotal., Jamb.; as if brain were constricted on all sides, Tarax.; with drowsiness, Cub.; worse warm drinks, I IVer. v.; especially about fore- head, commencing slight, increasing till vio- lent and ending slight, IPlat.; before menses, Hep.; with nausea, Carbo v.; especially in occiput, lEuphor.; with facial erysipelas, IGraph.; of posterior and superior integu- ments (tinea favosa), Hydroeot; as if there were a wound on parietal bone which was being scratched, place feels hot (neuropathia), Kali ars.; in right side of, at noon, Pallad.; in scalp, worse talking and in open air, better sitting or lying, INatr. m.; with shooting in temples, generally right, llris; in whole upper part, increasing and decreasing slowly, Stann.; with vertigo, staggers, 11 Calab. g^° band, contractive, crampy, pressing, tension, viselike. Headache, contractive : as if too small, IIGlon.; and pinched feeling of scalp, Lyss.; of scalp, Carbo v., Selen.; scalp as if drawn together to one spot, Zinc; scalp as if clutched and drawn together to one point of a circle, ICinch.; in scalp, followed by numbness of head and ex- ternally on vertex, worse in evening and while sitting, better in motion and in open air, IPlat. 8®° band, constrictive, crampy, pressing, tension, viselike. Headache, contusive: 8®° bruised. Headache, conversation : gjgg* talking. Headache, with convulsions: of children, IHell.; causes sharp cries, IZinc; extends over entire head (puerperal), I IVer. v.; after spasms, Caust.; before spasms, Cannab. 8®° chorea, epileptic. Headache, with coryza: g@* catarrhal. Headache, with cough: Apis, I Arn., IBell, IIBry., ICale, HCaps, IColoe, Con, llpec, llris, IKali e, ILach, ILac def, Med, IINatr. m., INux v, IPuls, IPhos. ac, I IRumex, ISang, Sars, Sep., ISpig, HSquilla, Ver., Vib.; worse in open air, IChel.; in bronchitis, HEAD. IPhos.; continual, without expectoration (croup), I ISang.; dry, worse from least move- ment (jaundice), IPhos.; hard dry, day and night, ILye; dry, spasmodic, simulating early stage of whooping cough, Rumex; dry and tight, HXan.; tickling dry, disturbing sleep, ICon.; worse in forehead (influenza), I Ant. t; in epidemic influenza, ISabad.; at night, I I Eup. pert; in occiput, Ars. h.; stitch- ing (bronchial catarrh), ICale; in vertex, Ars. h. 8@^° catarrhal, bursting, splitting. Headache, crampy: Ananth, Rheum. Psor.; on left side, IPhos.; drawing, tearing, worse by study, or exertion, following fever and ague, IGels. 8^* band, constrictive, contrac- tive, tensive, viselike. Headache, as if crushed: Ananth.; intense, threatens to make him unconscious, I Amyl. 8gp shattering. Headache, cutting: in right side frontal to occipi- tal regions, settles in left parietal bone, IBell.; better by coffee, Cornus ; as if a knife were drawn through left, transversely, lArn.; as if part of right side were cut off, worse after rising or ascending, better from heat and after belching, ILach.; after menses, INatr. m.; in nerves of left, coming and going, preventing sleep, lAur. met.; neuralgia, with vomiting llris; from bridge of nose to occiput, Ferr. iod.; worse right side, in forehead and occiput, IBell.; in one side, better thinking of it, ICie; of short duration, changing often, I llris; passing from above right eye througb head to back of left ear, I ITubere 8@~ lancinating, stabbing, stitches. Headache, from dancing: IIArg. nit 8^~ heat, motion, walking. Headache, darting : IKali iod, Merc, sul.; upon exposure to any draught of air or before storm (ciliary neuralgia), ISil.; changing locality, Berb.; not confined to one locality (diphtheria), I IHydras.; after suppressed gonorrhoea, 11 Psor.; in left side, Polyg, Rumex; in left side from temporal to orbital region, Lact. ac.; like lightning, Carbo a.; in one side, IKali bi.; from one side to other, Carbol. ac-.; worse in rest, better walking, ICaps.; in right side, Brach.; tortuous running into head and prevent- ing sleep, IChin. a.; after vexation (1 to 10 p.m.), IMagn. e; worse walking, better sitting, Cinch. 8®~ shooting, neuralgic. Headache, all day : INiccol,; in irritation of brain, ILach. 8®" afternoon, morning, noon. Headache, deep seated ; I IBov, Cubeb.; with depression and drowsiness, ICornus. Headache, delirium : Colch.; in those readily becoming delirious in fever, or with pain, 11 Agar.; in typhoid scarlatina, lAilant.; al- most delirious, IMelil.; delirium tremens, IDig.; in meningitis, IVer.; in mental derange- ment, delirium, Stram. Headache, with delusions. 8®*" hallucina- tions. Headache, in dentition : ICale, ICham, Tereb. Headache, with depression : Lil. tig, Sep.; in legs, while walking, Therid. Headache, drives to despair; IVer.; runs wildly about room, ICoff, Headache, with diarrhcea: Cubeb, Stram., IVer.; bilious, INatr. s. 8^*" dysenteric. 3. INNER HEAD. 125 Headache, digging : Cadm. s.; left side, Calc. a.; nightly, I Caust. BS^-boring, burrowing, nail. Headache, in diphtheria: ICrotal, IMere s, IPhyt.; peculiar hard ache, IILach.; second day, IKali iod.; violent, IKali perm. 8®* throat. Headache, distending : 8§T" bursting. Headache, dizziness: yEthus, I lAnthrac, Apoe; lasting all day, Lyss.; when stooping, as if he would fall headlong, IGels. 8^ vertigo. Headache, from bite of dogs: 11 Lyss. Headache, dragging: Cadm. s, Cain. Headache, drawing: Agar, Aph.ch, I I Apis Castor., HCarbov, HCinch, Crotal, IKreo, Nitr. sp. d, IPlumb, Sinap, I ISpig, ISul.; in open air, better indoors, Mang.; in bones, I Aur. mur, IMere; cramplike, especially about fore- head, commencing slight, increasing violence, ending slight, IPlat; downward in right side, Spong.; from corners of eyes towards temples, Cie; dull, to and fro, I llpec; with swelling of face and eyelids, IRhus; especially in fore- head, Coccul.; heat, with chill, IGlon.; in hemicrania, ISep.; under right frontal bone, ICimex ; intermittent, in rheumatic, gouty or nervous diathesis, IColoe; into lower jaw, Diad.; in left side, I Aur. mur, IDros.; in left side, after dinner, Zinc; in left side,eyeball to occiput, 11 Colch.; in morning, I I Agar, IINux v.; worse by motion, Cinch.; in neuralgia, 11 Agar.; on one side extending into bones of face and parietal bone, IPhos.; in perioste- um, Rhod.; periosteum and bones, IIMerc; in periosteum, worse rest, damp stormy cold weather, better wrapping head up warm- ly, dry heat and exercise, I Rhus; from place to place INux m.; in several places, externally, worse to touch, IStaph.; pressive through day, concentrates about right eye in evening, ICale; pressing settles at last in right temple,Zing.; pressive towards forehead,Amb.; in rays, upward from neck, ISang.; in right side, Camph, IColoe; in right side, worse after eating, giddiness in back part of head, ICrotal.; in sides causes giddiness, Dig.; through side to clavicle, first right, next day left, Ind.; tearing, in left half, IIKali c; tearing, worse from study and exertion after fever and ague, 11 Gels.; spasmodic, with death - ly coldness, Camph.; in skull, ICale p.; as if temple would be drawn in (noon), better in open air, and when lying down, Asar.; as if drawn upward, short attacks, with crawls, Camph. 8®" rheumatic. Headache, after drinking; ICimex ; alcoholic liquors (intoxication), IIAnt. c, ICale, ICoff, llgn, IINux v, Rhus, Ruta, ISpong, ISul, ILobel, INux m., IPhos, ISelen, HZine; during and after chill, ICimex; after drinking milk, Brom.; thick, sour milk, Natr. ph.; overheated, IBry.; as from nightly revelling, IBry.; better from stimulants, llgn, IKreo.; better drinking cold water, A lum.; even a small sip of wine, IZinc. ; worse from wine, IGels, Oxal. ac. ; better from wine, Arg. nit. BgT" coffee, tea. Headache, in dropsy: anasarca, IHell.; ascites, 11 Apis. Headache, with drowsiness: 11.Esc h, Calc. p., Myr. cer., INux m, HOp.; all day, Stilling.; and confusion of ideas, ICornus. ggg* sleep. Headache, from abuse of drugs: I IBell, IHep, I INux v, IIPuls. Headache, dull: I Amyl, 11 Arg. met, lArg. nit, 11 Arum t, Bapt., Bell, Bov, Cann. i, Cain, HChel, Cochl, Ferr. s. Form, Iber, Indig, ILach, ILobel. i, Natr. ph, IPhos, 11 Polyp, ISang, Sinap, I IStram, ITereb., Viol., Zing.; in anasarca, IHell.; with tingling in left arm and hand, Ailant.; on awaking (melancholia), I INaja; on awaking in morning, IMere iod. flav.; with dread or fear that he would be very ill (bilious remittent), I IPod.; awakes in night, Ars. s. r.; after midnight, Ant. sul. aur.; extending deep into brain, worse when exercising, Merc, sul.; with oppression of bronchia, Ailant.; as after a carouse, IKreo.; with great oppression of chest, Ailant.; with colic, Tereb.; confused, from occiput over head, from heat, IGels.; in constipation, ICollin.; almost constant, INatr. m.; constant stupefy- ing and pressive, IIGels.; continual, chronic, IDulc; with acute coryza, IGels, ISenecio; with darting to and fro in left side, noon, Pallad.; depressing, causing a sensation of torpor and a strong desire to sleep, with inability to do so (under pressure of great weariness or excitement), Polyg.; with de- pression, Codein, and constipation, IPlumb.; with drowsiness, lassitude, nausea and sweat, ICornus; after eating, Menyanth.; in sinciput, right side, after waiting.for dinner, better after eating, worse toward evening and lasts all night, sudden piercing in eye, ICist; with ringing in right ear, Erig.; disappears after dinner, Phell.; worse after dinner, Diosc; with qualmishness at epigastrium, Sinap.; with pain behind eyes, IPod.; with burning in eyes, Ailant.; with drooping of lids, ISep.; with pain in left eye, Bapt.; with sharp pain in eyes, shooting into head (torpor retinae), I Jab.; with heat of face, Rumex ; with chilh- ness,Cornus; in catarrhal fever, I Euph.; before chill (tertian ague), INatr. m.; better during chill (tertian ague), INatr. m.; with heat in evening, Hippom.; in forehead, Paris; mostly in forehead, worse evening (spermatorrhoea), I ISars.; in hay catarrh, 11 Sticta; cannot lie a moment on back of head, forced to lie on side, ICoccul.; with tingling in head, I IPhos. ae; heavy aching, Amyl.; with slight obtu- sion of intellect, Lye vir.; left side, yEsc. h, Amyg, Asaf, Zinc; in left side, in softening of brain, IBufo.; in left side, worse shaking head and walking, 10 p.m., Tromb. ; light, dizzy, ex- tends over whole brain, Rheum ; with malarial symptoms, INatr. s.; after menses, ICinch.; in morning, 11 Agar.; pain, IGels, IHvper, Lactu. v.; in bed, better after rising, IHep.; returns morning, getting up, 11 Ast. r.; in morning, on awaking, better during day, Cinch, bol.; soon after getting up, worse on left side, lasting about two hours, ICodein ; in morning, with sensitiveness of eyes, ICina' ICinnab.; in morning, during sleep, Led.; waking in morning, lasting all day, worse from motion, stooping, studying, Ars. i ■ worse from motion and reading, 11 Rob.; with violent nosebleed (septic fever, scarlatina) ITereb.; now here, now there, Bism.; with numbness, Chin, s.; in occiput, after breakfast worse when moving and stooping, IGels.; with palpitation, Agar.; with palpitation and flashes 126 3. INNER HEAD. before eyes, Iber.; in acute exacerbations of phthisis, IKali nit; better from pressure, lApis ; in right side, yEsc. h, Arg. met, Ru- mex ; disappears towards noon, Ced.; in room, with difficult flow of ideas, better in open air, I IMenyanth.; in side, ICinnab.; moving from sinciput to occiput, settling in left temple, I ILil. tig.; with sleepiness and weakness dur- ing day, Cornus; with restless sleep, Lil. tig.; with stitches in region of spleen, Urt. ui\; con- verted into acute stabbing by any quick movement,ISpig.; with heavy feeling in sternal region, Ailant; worse by going up stairs and by walking, 11 Ptel.; with vertigo and im- pairment of vision, IPhyt; with vertigo and feverish chilliness, Iber. 8@" heavy. Headache, with dulness; Calc. p., Diad.; caus- ing dulness or stupefaction, I Led. Headache, in persons wdio are mentally and physically dwarfish: Bar. c Headache, dysenteric: IIBufo, ILept 8®° diarrhcea. Headache, dyspeptic. 8®* gastric. Headache, ears; with earache, ISang.; frequent pain, with diminution of hearing, I IPetrol.; ear inflamed, Anac; extends into ears, Calc. a.; with cracking in left ear, IForm.; with deaf- ness, Bar. in.; (in Meniere's disease), ISal. ac. ; worse from music, I ICoff, I IPod.; with noises in ear, after a cold drink, IKali c; noises in head, ICale; with otorrhoea, I IPsor.; extends behind ear into neck, Ziz.; with roaring (co- ryza), lAcon.; with roaring for an hour in head and right ear, worse lying on left, better lying on right, I IPhos.; with stitches in left, IKali bi. 8®° noises. Headache, eating: after meals, Ant. t, Bry, Calc, ICalcp,Carb. s,ICarbo v, Cham.,Chlor, Cinch, bob, ICoff, IHyos, Natr. s, INux v., IRhus, I IRumex, IZinc; better after eating, Arg. nit, Laur, Card, m, I IChel., IKali bi, Sep.,Sinap.; returning in three and a half hours and leaving at sunset,Coca; better while eating, ILith. e; worse while eating, Amm. c; before breakfast, ICale; after breakfast, Agar,Bufo, Carb.s, I IHyper, llris; with sleepiness, INux m.; better after breakfast, Act. rac, I I Arum t; after dinner, Amm. c, Ars. h, I IStram.; better afterdinner, 11 Arum t,Phell,Zing.; after slight- est error in diet, Calc. a.; from fats, I IPuls.; from ice cream, I Ars, IIPuls.; while masticating (sick headache), IPhos.; from meat(dyspepsia), 11 Ruta ; from eating too much, ICoff, IINux m.; from pastry, IIPuls.; from warm food, IISul.; from highly seasoned food, IINux v.; head aches if he does not eat, IILyc; if he does not eat frequently, ISul.; with aver- sion to food, IIAnt. c, ISep.; as if one had eaten too much, or as if stomach had been dis- ordered by being overloaded by too much fat meat, IIPuls. Headache, emissions (seminal): after, IHam., BKob, Viol. 8®" masturbation, sexual. Headache, epigastrium: goneness, I ISep. Headache, epileptic: lAtrop, IBufo, ICale, ILach.; after attack, I Caust, I Cup. m, I Kali br.; before attack ILach.; before and after attacks, ICina. gg&" convulsions. Headache, eructations: Camph.; do not re- lieve, Pallad.; and nausea, during morning, IGraph. g^° gastric, Headache, eruption : after suppressed, IIAnt. c. INux m., IPsor, ISul.; eczema, Mez.; itch, I ISul.; relieved by furuncles, IChin. a. Headache, in evening: Ant t.,Asaf.,IBell., Cycl, IKali bi, I IKali m, IKalm, I IParis, IIPuls, Stront; on going to bed, Alum.; in bed, with shivering and coldness over body, pain began on cervical vertebrae, extends to cerebellum and forhead, where it was worse, I ISil.; bone pains worse, IIMez.; better in evening, worse in morning, Illie; as in stopped catarrh, fol- lowed by dry heat in bed and a drunken sleep, I IPuls.; on lying down, Zinc; lasting until morning, Colch.; worse from noise, Bar. e; rheumatic, worse, I IKali p.; stinging, worse, ICycl.; until falling asleep, Ang.; stupefying, worse, I Ante; tearing, worse, ICoccul.; throb- bing, worse, ICoccul, INatr. m, Vib, Zinc; worse after 10 p.m., Ars. h. Headache, from excitement: lAcon, lArn, IBell, Benz. ac, ICact, ICoccul, Codein, ICoff, IGels., ILach, INux v, IOp, IPhos, IPic. ac. 8®°" hysteria, joy. Headache, from exercise and exertion : g^* dancing, heat, lifting, mental exertion, motion, straining, walking. Headache, explosive: walking in Sleep, I IPhos. 8^°shattering, shocks. Headache, eyes: amaurosis, IZinc, ISep.; chron- ic, with asthenopia and fulness in stomach, llris; behind eyes, I ITherid.; blinding, IIBell, ICaust, IGels, I llris, INatr. m.; makes blind, then unconscious, IBell.; blinding, with bear- ing down in uterus, IFerr. ph.; sudden blind- ness, followed by convulsions, Cup. m.; loss of sight and hearing, IStram.; buries eyes in her hands and presses them into pillow (sick head- ache), ILac def; burning, Diad.; burning com- ing out of eyes, Jamb.; caused by candlelight, Mane; light of candle seems to be dark and to flicker, Euph.; better closing eyes, IBell, Bry, ICale, Chin, s. Hell, IHyos, ISul.; worse on closing eyes, IOp.; as if something closed eyes forcibly, ICoccul.; con- gested, I Act. rac; with cramps in one eye, Viol.; better by looking crosseyed, lOleand.; before headache, objects dancing before eyes, IPsor.; from optical defects, IMagn. p.; in eye disease, lArg. nit,; extends to eyes, Ars. m, ICrotal.; extends to eyes, in evening, IPuls.; extend to eyes and lower jaw, I Arg. nit.; as if eyes would fall out, ISep.; when gaz- ing steadily, Cina, ISpong.; better while eyes are steadily fixed upon one object and while patient is thinking of one sub- ject, 11 Sabad.; with flickering before eyes, Caps, Chin, a., ILach, IPsor., Sars.; chronic, preceded by flickering before eyes and ver- tigo, must lie down, IDiad.; flickering in pecu- liar zigzag figures, Lach.; flickering, on rising in morning, I ICycl.; inflamed,I IBadiag., Med.; inflamed and wild, IBell, IGlon.; inflamed, watery, general soreness of muscles, as if he had taken cold, Stilling.; in scrofulous keratitis, ILach.; with lachrymation, Chin, a, IKali iod, IStram.; with lachrymation, especially of left eye, 11 Calab.; extends into left eye, llgn.; worse in left eye, in forenoon or from stooping, bet- ter while eating, lying down and after sleeping, I IPhos.; worse when moving upper lid, Coloe lids heavy, ICaust, IFerr, IIGels.; sensitive to light, Aeon., I Ars, I Apis, IIBell, Bufo, ICaulo,ICoccul,ICoff, IGels,IMed,INat .m., 3. INNER HEAD. 127 INatr. s., Nux v, IPhos, I IPlat, IPuls, I ISep, ISil., ISpig, Zing, Ziz.; looking at any- thing makes headache worse, Lith.; better looking up and bending head back, Bell.; worse looking up, ICale, llgn.; worse mov- ingeyes, I Act. rac. Bell., IColoe, IHep., IMur. ac, Ptel, ISep., ISil.; worse moving or open- ing eyes, IBry., INux v.; worse moving eyes or facial muscles, ISpig.; worse turning eyes, Sep.; worse turning eyes in pertussis, Badiag.; worse moving or turning up eyes, Bapt.; worse moving eyes, looking down and read- ing, Bell. ; from occiput to eyeball, espe- cially right, ISil. ; from behind forward (neuralgia), ISpig.; involves optic nerve, worse in morning, sight is blurred, gets better as headache gets worse, conies and goes with sun, with nausea, Kali bi.; begins on opening eyes in morning, lasts all day, IBry.; can hardly keep eyes open, Carbol. ac, Lith.; especially deep in orbits to occiput, must shut eyes, Ced.; chiefly in orbital region, with red face and eyes, IBell.; with tearing in orbit, IChin. s.; especially over eyes, ISep, Sinap.; especially over left eye, ILach, ISpig.; over left eye, commencing day before menses (dysmenorrhoea), 11 Xan.; linear pain over left eye, Tell. ; most marked over left eye and in temple, extending into eye, caus- ing profuse lachrymation, ILac def.; sting- ing, over left eye, Selen.; violent supraorbital ■ on either side, but only one side at a time, Iris; worse over eyes, with tightness of head, Xan.; severe in eyes, I Act. rac, ISpig., 11 Sticta ; with painfullness of eyes when moving them, Hippom.; pressing in eyes, after, Anag.; with pressure towards eyes, Astac; as if eyes would be pressed out, llgn.; with dull pressure in left eye, Zing.; with red eyes, ^Carbo a.; ex- tending into right eye, Lyss.; especially over right eye, 11 Sang., ISep.; with pulsations over right eye, Cinch, bob; with scintillations be- fore eyes, IPlat.; with sore eyes, after a fall, IHyper.; with stitches in eyes, Hippom.; stitches out at eyes, ISul.; from straining eyes, ICalab, ICale, ICina, IGels, IHam, IJab, INatr. m, IPhos. ac, IRhus, IRuta; with feel- ing of suffusion or fulness (intermittent), I INux v.; as if sunken, Calc. s.; as if being torn ICoccul.; with tensive pain from eyes to teeth out, and cheeks, worse night (anchylosis), I IStaph.; on straining, in want of accommo- dation, I Arg. nit.; as if a weight pressed down into eyes, IPhos.; with vision of a fiery trem- ulous half circle, Viol.; with dim vision, Aeon, Arg. nit, HCycl, Kali c, I IPhos. ac, IIPuls, IISul, IVer. v.; dim vision precedes headache, lllris, IKali bi., ILac def, IPsor., IPhos.; dim vision follows headache, ISil.; with double vision, INatr. m., I IPhyt.; with sparks before eyes, Aur. met, IBell., ICycl.; sees spectres, before headache, IPsor.; sees white specks, Ustil.; rings or black spots before eyes, IPsor.; worse on seeing water or hearing it run, Lyss.; with weakness of sight, Meph.; whirling be- fore eyes every day, from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., since two years, 11 Psor. 8£g~ reading, writing, also Chapter 5, Cir- cumorbital, Orbital, Supraorbital. Headache, face: extends into, IGels.; to cheeks, jaws, teeth, and neck, IKreo.; extends to upper maxilla, Carbo v.; into zygoma or cheeks, IHyper ; distorts, INux m.; as though forehead were drawn to root of nose, then backward towards occiput, as if by a string, I IParis; flushed, IBell., INatr. m.; flushed and hot, IGlon.; hot, Aloe, IGlon., ISpong.; pale, ILach, IVer.; red, IBell, Cycl., IGlon.; red, bloated, ILach., Led.; red and hot, Indig.; red and hot, with vomiting of food, IFerr. ph.; red, with nausea and vomiting, before, dur- ing, and after menses, INatr. m.; causes purple redness, with bloodshot eyes, culminating in epistaxis which relieves, I IMelil.; with shoot- ing in upper, Lyss.; with sweat, IGlon.; yellow spots, Laur. Headache, with fainting: Castor, Hippoz, Stram, IVer.; faintness, Carbo v.; as if about to faint, ICale Headache, causes falling: IBell. Headache, from fatigue: Codein. 8®" motion, walking. Headache, feet: cold,IBell., Bufo,ICalc, 11 Chin. s., I ILac def, I IPlat; cold, especially even- ing and morning, HSep. ; fidgety, has to cross them to keep them quiet, I IZinc. ggg" limbs. Headache, fever ; in apyrexia: I Ant. t, I Arn, IFerr., IPolyp, I IPuls.; during chill, 11 Agar., Amm. e, I lAnthrac, ICale, ICoff, Coral, ICup. m., Elat, lEup. perf. Graph, Indig, IILact ac, I IMed, Mez, IINatr. m, IINux v, IPetrol, Sang, ISpong, Variol., Zinc, Zing.; following chill, Alum, IIAnt. c, ICi- mex, I Elat, I IPuls, Variol., Vib.; with chilli- ness in afternoon, Coca, slight, at 2 p.m., lEup. perf.; before chill, I Ars, IBry, lEup. pur.; be- tween paroxysms,Illgn.; with chilliness (catar- rhal fever), IKali c; with chill, from cold, Ars.; with chilliness, followed by fever, Ammo- niac; with chilliness intermingled with heat, IIPuls.; during chill intermittent, ICaps, I IPuls.; with chilliness and languor (bronchial attacks after whooping cough), IKali bi.; with chills and general malaise (nettlerash), ICop.; with chills, nausea and vomiting, Sarrae; with shaking chills (climacteric period), Therid.; with shaking chill, 9 p.m., Better in bed, succeeded thirst, Magn. s.; intense, preceded by shuddering chill passing from brain down spine, with a feeling as if head above eyes were swollen, I ITubere; with shuddering, ISang.; chilly, yet external warmth is unbearable, Sep.; worse during chill, Ars. h.; with fever, Anag.; with fever, 11 Astac; with fever heat, ICaps, I Eup. perf.; during heat, I Ant. t, 11 Apis, Carbo v.,ICoccul., Cornus, Diad,INatr. m.JEup. perf, Stram, Ver. alb.; with heat, ILach, I IMed, IIMerc. iod. rub, IINatr. m., IOp, Zing.; after fever, I Ars.; in bilious fever, lEup. pert, IPolyp.; in intermittent, I ICimex, HCinch, ICist, ICoccul., lElat, lEup. pert, IFerr, IGels, IKali e, IPolyp.; after intermittent, ICina, IIRhus, IISul.; with intense heat in evening (pneumonia), IISul.; with fever, worse at night with drowsiness,ICrotal.;during paroxysms of fever, IKali e; intense during paroxysm, moderate during apyrexia, extends to root of nose and throat (ague), llpec; worse during heat (intermittent), ICoccul.; hot flashes, 11 Sang.; preceding paroxysm (inter- mittent), 11 Elat.; after fever and sweat (quar- tan ague), IPhell.; after suppression of ague, IPuls.; at beginning of fever in morning, IKali c; in remittent fever, IPolyp.; during sweat 128 3. INNER HEAD. (ague), INatr. m.; in typhus, lApis, IBapt, ICoccul, IGlon, I Sang.; in yellow fever, 11 Car- bo v, I IMere 8®* cold, heat, sweat. Headache, with flatulence: better passing wind, ICann. i, yEthus, Cie 8ST" eructation, gastric. Headache, from loss of animal fluids; ICinch., ISul. 8^" emissions, masturbation, sex- ual, weakness. Headache, flying pains: IKali bi. 8®°dart- ing, neuralgic, and changing locality. Headache, in forehead: 8^° Forehead, head- ache. Headache, forenoon : 8§f morning. Headache, with formication in limbs : Camph. g^° numb, tingling. Headache, fulness: I Arg. nit., Calc. p., 11 Eup. pert; in dysmenorrhoea, IChloral., on blow- ing nose or coughing, 11 Eup. perf. 8®*" congestive, pressing, throbbing. Headache, from gaslight: ICaust.; from work- ing under gaslight, IGlon., INatr. c g^" heat, sun. Headache, gastric: All. sat, IIAnae, 11 Ante, I Arn, Arum m., lAscl. t, IIBry., ICale p, ICaust, ICoff. t,Cornus, ICycl., lEup. pert, Gamb., IHydras, ILobel. i, I IMagn. e, INux m., IINux v, IIPuls, I IRheum, ISang, ISep., ISil.; from acidity, ICast. eq., IHy- dras, IINux v., llris, IRob.; burning, in stomach, Camph.; chronic, ICale, Cornus; with gulping up some water, INatr. m.; habitual, to which delicate and literary men are subject, lArg. nit.; hemorrhoidal, with dizziness, ICollin., IINux v.; with nausea, as if at sea, ICoccul.; from overloading stomach, INuxm, IIPuls.; with pain in stomach, ICale p,IColoe; pressure in stomach, after midnight, ISul.; sensitiveness in region of stomach, Ant t. 8^* bilious, constipation, eating, eruc- tation, flatulence, hunger. Headache, with giddiness: g^" vertigo. Headache, with glandular swellings: ICale Headache, gnawing: with otalgia 11 Ran. sc; in arthritic ophthalmia, IColoe; especially in forehead from slightest cold or mental dis- turbance, worse from touch, with hot red face, IIPuls.; in scalp, Berb.; in temples and occiput, Led. 8^°burrowing, digging. Headache, gouty : lAscl. t, IColoe,, IGuaiac, ISul.; from abdominal plethora, ISep.; from menstrual derangement, ISep.; mostly half- sided, IBell.; particularly in delicate, sensitive women, ISep. gt^* rheumatic. Headache, from grief: IGels, llgn, INatr. m, IPhos. ac, IPhos. Headache, with grippe. g^° catarrhal. Headache, hair: hangs loosely, worse if it is put up, IBell.; from having hair cut, IIBell.; as if hairs were pulled, with nausea, Alum. Headache, with hallucinations : IHyos, ICup. ac. Headache, hammering : Amm. c, Cadm. s, ICale, IIGlon., IHep, IILach.; with mental confusion, Ferr.; in chronic catarrh of bladder, 11 Pareira; like blows through head, Psor, ISul.; in left side, Eup. pur.; in evening, when lying down, Clem.; in supraorbital neuralgia, IChel.; when waking in morning, worse9 a.m., affecting throat and neck, Tarant; on left side, coming on gradually toward morning and going off about breakfast time. INitr. ae; must lie down, or as if brain were rent asunder, Ferr.; in morning, ICale; extending to neck and teeth, worse at night, ICinch.; megrim, IFerr.; especially on stooping, IGlon.; from vi- vacious talking, ISul.; from within outward, Psor. gSsgg* congestive, throbbing. Headache, hands: clinched after, IColoe; cold, I ILac def. g^g* limbs. Headache, with hawking: of white mucus, Kali m. Headache, heart: fluttering, INaja; followed by labored action and cardiac depression, ILye vir.; pain, ICact, ILach, Lyss.; palpita- tion, Bufo.; palpitation in chlorosis, ICycl.; palpitation better and worse with headache, 11 Calc. a. Headache, heat: in head, IBell., Diad, IPod, IGlon, IStram.;in head, flushed face (cerebro- spinal meningitis), I Calab.; from inward heat, with burning, INux in.; distressing with burning febrile heat, IHep.; with external heat, I IMed.; with flushes of heat over body, Sep.; drawing hot pain, better by frequent sneezing, Lil. tig.; as if hot iron were bound around head, Aeon.; heat causes dull, confused headache, IGels.; worse from heat, 11 Aloe, Natr. a.; from overheating, IBell, Carbo v, ISil., IThuya; after overheating, with copious sweat, I IGlon.;betterfromhotcompresses,ISil.; better from warmth, Caust, ICinch, llgn, I IMagn. p, IRhus; better from heat, INux m, Stront.; better from dry heat, Rhod.; tear- ing better from heat, IStram.; better in warm room, Nux v., ISil.; worse from warmth, Arg. nit, Ars. h, IBell, ICarbo v., Como, I IDros, INatr. m., Ptel, IKalm.; worse in warm air, * Iod.; worse getting warm in bed, Ant. t. IILyc; worse in a warm room, 11 Apis, Colch, 11 Kali s, IPhos, Sinap, Sep, ISul, Zinc; worse from warmth of stove, Como, Mane; worse near warm stove, with rumbling in abdomen renewed by every motion and when taking a deep inspiration, IManc; cannot bear rays of sun, IGlon.; worse in sunshine, Nux v.; worse getting warm while walking, IILyc. 8§?" bed, congestive, fever, gaslight, room, sun, throbbing, wrapping. Headache, heavy; Cain, 11 Calab, Cann. i, Cochl., Natr. ph., Sinap, Spig.; at 1.30 p.m., IPhyt.; after breakfast, Carb. s.; with drow- .siness, lassitude, nausea and sweat, ICornus; dull, Cup. ars. Dory, Verbas.; dull, 3 p.m., ILyss.; dull in dyspepsia, I IFluor. ae; dull, in circles, above eyes to occiput, Zing.; dull, mostly over eyes, worse on left side, extends at times to vertex and occiput (principally when delayed menses should appear), worse sudden jar, or bending over, false step and movement, Vib.; dull, with profusion of tears, drowsiness and unrefreshing sleep, I INatr.m.; dull in prevailing fever, I Amm. m.; dull in typhoid,IGels.; dull, worse in forehead, I I Eup. pur.; dull in left side of head, ILobel. i.; dull in morning, Arum d.; dull, mainly in occiput, mastoid or upper cervical region to shoulders, better when sitting or reclining head high on pillow, IGels.; dull, pain in right side, Stilling.; dull, with stitches, now and then, Zing.; with pain in eves, Calab.; worse on turn- ing eyes, Cinch.; especially in frontal emin- ence, ILith.; in left side, better from pressure, worse lying down, I IVer. v.; as from a load, 3. INNER HEAD. 129 Calad.; during menses, IKali c, IMagn. c; oppressive, for three days, IMelil. ; worse on motion, stooping, studying, waking in morn- ing, lasting all day, Ars. i.; pressing most in forehead, giddv, INux m.; with sweat, ICor- nus. gfgg* congestive, dull, pressing, weight. Headache, with hemorrhoids : IHydras,HNux v, IISul.; from suppressed hemorrhoidal dis- charge, I I Collin. Headache, caused by hiccough : IBry. Headache, from hunger: Caust, ISil.; if not at once satisfied, Elaps.; hungry during, Phos, I IPsor. 8^" eating, gastric. Headache, in hysteria : I Arund, IBell, IBry., ICamph, ICaps, IHelon, ILach, IPhos, Stann.; after attack, or several days before, IKali c; in young women,lArg. nit.; boring in clavus, with vomiting, INux v.; with fainting spasms and sense of constriction of chest, chilliness all over, inclination to involuntary stool and copious flow of colorless urine, IMosch.; sensation like globus hystericus, when pain is worse (meningitis), HSep.; in left side, I ISep.; in people of nervous or san- guine temperament, ICoff.; suddenly appear- ing and disappearing, llgn.; with weakness, fainting, tetanic spasms, INux m. 8®* chorea, excitement, intolerable, ner- vous, neuralgic. Headache, increases gradually: Calc; for three or four months, IGels.; with sudden abate- ment, llgn.; suddenly ceasing, Sul. ac; until very severe, then decreases as gradually, HPlat, IStann. 8®* suddenly. Headache, from indigestion ; ggg- gastric. Headache, indoors: 8@?° room, Headache, with influenza: gggr catarrhal. Headache, intolerable: ICoff; by coughing or sneezing, IKali c; makes her wish for death, ILil. tig.; with red face, Bell.; in syphilis, ILach.; in typhus, lApis; worse left side, from motion, better lying down (catarrh of frontal sinuses), ICup. m.; making patients tearful, ICoff. Headache, from intoxication: 86g°" drinking. Headache, from ironing: IIBry. Headache, with irritability: Ind, ILacc, Lyss, INux v, Pallad. Headache, with itching of whole body : Mez. Headache, jagging pain: worse from noise and light, Carbol. ac. Headache, jarring: head seems jarred on one side, INux v.; felt jarred after shock in head, I IPhos.; worse from jarring, IBell, ICon, IGlon, INitr. ac, Sil, ISpig.; worse from least jar of the bed, IIBell, Ziz. 8®° motion, shocks, stunning, walking. Headache, lower jaw: stiff and painful, Lyss.; with caries, Mez.; extending to jaws, 11 Kali in. Headache, jerking: Asaf, Bry, IKreo, INatr. m.; concussion of brain, ICie, ISul, Val.; in anterior part, IKreo.; from behind forward, better drinking cold water, IKali e; in ca- tarrh of chest, 11 Apis ; worse on motion and when walking, better lying, ICinch.; down from, Calc. a.; like electric shocks, worse in cold, better at rest and from warmth, ICie; scalp as if jerked forward from occiput to fore- head, I Amyl.; sudden, Samb.; on ascending steps, worse raising eyes, llgn.; upward, like electric shocks, Sep ; worse walking quickly or ascending stairs rapidly, IBell.; with jerk- ings through body, IGlon. 8®~ neuralgic, shocks, tearing. Headache, from excessive joy: ICoff. 8@^ excitement, hysterical, laughing. Headache, jumping: 8®° throbbing. Headache, lacerating: Alum, Ant c, Bov, Indig, IKali iod.; in bones, IMere; in even- ing in bed, Laur.; of wdiole left side, I IGuaiae; in morning till noon, llpec; sick headache, ■Sul. 8®°" neuralgic, rending, tearing. Headache, lancinating: Cadm. s, Colch, ICup ac, Ipec, Squilla, Variol.; especially in frontal region, Cinch.; in left side, 11 Rob.; left then right side, Elaps.; early in morning after rising, IMagn. e; especially in occiput and vertex, Dig.; especially in one side, Coccul.; in parox- ysms, crying out suddenly, better holding head firmly (post-scarlatinal dropsy), Tereb.; especially in vertex, ICon.; better walking in open air, IHep. 8®°" cutting, nail, pierc- ing, pricking,stabbing, stitches, sticking. Headache, worse laughing: yEsc. h, Ars. m, ICoccul. 8@° excitement, hysterical. Headache, leaning; inclination to lean head against something cold and hard, worse lean- ing forward, better bending backward, IIBell. 8®° position. Headache, leucorrhcea; with, IINatr. m, IPlat, HSep.; precedes it and irritation of bladder, ISenecio. g^° uterine. Headache, life; disgust for, Pod. ggg* suicidal. Headache, worse from lifting: ICale, IThuya. Headache, light: g^g** eyes. Headache, limbs: aching, IIAnt.e; pain, Carbo v.; tired feeling, IBell.; pain in shoulders, Calad.; pain in right shoulder joint, IILach.; slight quivers in wrists and hands, IGlon.; weakness of wrists, IGlon.; extends to tips of fingers, with trembling and uneasiness, ICamph ; thighs weak, knees knock together, IGlon. Headache, linear: constant pain, commencing on forehead, extending in parallel lines back- ward, before epileptic attack, I I Syph.; from or near one eye backward, ISyph.; violent in a small spot over left eye, short, sharp and de- fined, Tell. Headache, with liver complaint: gg£T bilious. Headache, changing locality : from side to side, ICinch.; in single places, Ictod.; going from place to place, forenoon, Alum.; commences on left side and going around to right, I ISul.; first one side then the other, better first going into air, ILac c; first occiput then forehead, over right side, ICepa ; wandering in right side of, occasionally (rheumatism), 11 Viol. Headache, loose sensation: when turning, of something, diagonally across top, IKalm.; when shaking head, Con. Headache, lying down: aggravates, Ant. t, 11 Asaf, IColoe, Con, IGlon, IRhus, Spong, Thuya ; as if he had been lying with it too low atnight.,1 I Phos, on back, stitches worse, Cycl.; better lying down, ICale, Calc. s, ICinch, Eryng, IGels, Glon, llgn, Lith, IILyc, IMenyanth., INatr.m, INitr. ac, Sinap.; quiet- ly in a dark room, Aeon, IIBell, I IPod, ISil, Ziz.; better lying with head high, Ant. t, lEup. pert; better lying low (iritis), lArn.; better lying on painful side, Hippom.; when 9 130 3. INNER HEAD. he lies down at night, after blow on head, INatr. m.; cannot lie on right side, IIMagn. m.; worse lying on side, IKreo.; must lie down, Phos. ac, IRhus; must lie down and stretch, Curar.; must lie down, with blindness, sight returns with increasing headache, aver- sion to light and noise, IKali bi.; wants to lie down and roll from side to side, Hell.; shocks in occiput worse, ICoca; soreness worse, Chloral. 8@f° position. Headache, with malaise: Crotal.; and chills (nettlerash), 11 Cop. Headache, malarial: ggg^fevei. Headache, in mania: IKali iod, ISil, IStram.; pleasant dementia, Croc; paroxysm, blas- phemes, after raging for a while, exhausted and had. to keep in bed from great debility, after becoming thoroughly wet, I INatr. m. Headache, after masturbation; IDig, INux v. 8@P° emissions, sexual. Headache, megrim: ggg~ nervous and sick- headache, also, Hemicrania. Headache, memory: weak, ICale, Sarrae Headache, menstrual: Amm. c, Berb., ILach.; after menses, I Asar, IFerr, IINatr. m, IPuls, HSep. ; after menses, in dysmenorrhoea, HVer. v.; in amenorrhoea, lApis, ICanth, Symph,l I Ver.v.; before menses, Alum,IAsar, Bufo, Calc. p, IHydras, IKali br, IIKreo, ILye, INatr. c, INatr. m, INux m, ISul, Thuya, Ver, I IVer. v.; before menses, in oc- ciput, passing over right side of head, locating in or over eyes, wrorse until attack of epilepsy, lAtrop. s.; between menses (menorrhagia), IFerr. s.; after checked menses, lyEthus.; with delayed menses, IGraph., Pallad.; during menses, Aloe, lArg. nit, Berb, Brom, ICale, Calc. s., ICarbo v., ICaust, ICoccul, Con, ICroe, Cycl, Glon, IHyos, IHydras,Hyper, IKali c, 11 Kali s, IIKreo., ILac def, IMagn. c, Med, IMurex, IINatr. m., INux m, INux v., Rhod, ISep., Ver, 11 Xan.; better during men- ses, IBell.; in dysmenorrhoea, IChloral, ICycl, Merc, per, I I Sabina; in menorrhagia, ICoccus, IFerr. s.; with menstrual irregularity, ICale, ILil. tig.; at time for return of menses (cli- maxis), 11 Calab.; returns at each catamenial period, ICoccul.; with menses too soon, IKali bi.; menses scanty or suppressed (chlorosis), HCycl.; from suppressed menses, ICycl, IIPuls., ISang, ISep.; better as menstrul flow becomes established, All. sat.; ever since menses first appeared, mostly on top of head, 11 Ustil.; has never menstruated, ICycl.; at beginning and end of menses, IPuls. 8@|~ uterine. Headache, from mental emotion; 8€^ ex- citement, hysterical. Headache, from mental exertion: Ammoniac, lAnae, HAur. met, ICale, ICrotal., IIGlon, ILach, ILye, IINatr. c, INux m, INuxv, HPhos, IPieae, Psor, IPuls., ISil.; from close attention, llgn, ISabad.; in threatened cere- bral softening, INux v., HPhos., HPie ae; better from mental occupation, ICale p., Sinap.; better, then worse, Calc. a.; with weak- ness and strained feeling of eyes, IPhos.; sets in while reflecting, IPhos.; ofstudents,IAct. rac, Ars. i, HCale p, IKali p, INux v, IPuls, ISil, ISul.; worse from study, yEsch. h., Ars. i.; in morning, from overstudy, I IZinc; crazed feeling when attempting to study, Ind.; worse from mental exertion, Arg. nit., IBry., Calab., ICale, Med., INatr. m, INux v., Ptel, IIPuls, ISil., Sub; from mental exhaustion, llris; with mental obtuseness, ILye vir.; with mental weakness, IKali iod. 8®" reading, talking, thinking, writing. Headache, mercurial: IIHep, IIKali br. Kali iod, IINitr. ac, IStilling. Headache, from abuse of metallic substances, hair washes, etc: ISul. Headache, metastasis : sudden to bowels, caus- ing her to scream out (neuralgia), I INux v.; pleuritis, after chronic headache suddenly vanished, I ISep. flgT" flying, locality, wandering. Headache, midnight; ggg*- night. j Headache, mind clear: in spite of, IBadiag. j Headache, in morning: Berb, Calc, ICale p., ICrot t.,11 Cast. eq.,Cup.s., lEup. pur.,Form., Pallad, I IPetrol, IPhos., IPhos. ae, I IPsor., Rhod., IRhus, ISabad., ISil, I IStram., ISpig, IThuya; beginning in morning, worse during afternoon and evening, Eup. pur.; in albumi- nuria, ICale; on awaking, IIAlum., IBry., I IGraph., I ILach., Merc, sul., INatr. m., I INux v., I IPlat, IPhos.; on awaking, better after rising, Murex, INitr. ac.; on awaking, as if brain were loose and shaking on walking, ICie; on awaking, generally going off while dressing, Crotal.; on awaking, with pressing pain, Squilla; with beating and sore aching, Kob.; in bed, Cham.; in bed, with nausea, worse in afternoon, Amm. c; better toward morning, IVer.; every morning, better by mic- turition, Fluor, ae; worse from every con- cussion, IHep.; with constipation, IHydras.; after dissipation, IINux v.; begins in morning, worse during day, with vomiting, ICact.; with bone pains, Aur. met.; with flushed face and heat in vertex, IPod.; early, or at 10 a.m. (after suppressed ague), INatr. m.; with heat in fore- head, IINux v.; with pressing in forehead, Psor.; makes him impatient,Lyss.; increasing from morning till noon, decreasing from noon till evening, IPhos.; alternate mornings, left side,into left cervical region (asthmatic cough), ICinch.; with nausea until noon, Sep.; com- mence on right side of occiput, extend over head to left eye, Ind.; in morning, with pal- pitation, INatr. m.; after a restless night, Bell.; on rising, Cycl.; after rising, IBry, Camph.; after rising, worse till noon. INiccol.; on rising, better eating, returns an hour afterwards and lasts till noon, Ind.; on rising early (myopia), I Arg. nit.; on rising,with weakness, he must lie down again, continued all day and night, bet- ter by warm foot bath, Ascl. t; worse towards 11 a.m., Atrop.; with sadness in morning, INatr. m.; sick headache worse in fore- noon, INatr. m.; as if he had not slept, INux v.; at sunrise, at its height at noon, gradually declines till sunset, Spig.; throbbing, I Asar., Kob., INatr. m, INux v, ISul.; in prolapsus uteri, IIArg. nit.; with vertigo, aching and stitches in occiput, only during motion, IKali e; with vertigo, (better by Tabae), Lvss.; with vomiting of bile, INiccol.; 3 a.m., Bov.; 5 a.m., better after rising, IIKali iod.; 9 a.m.till noon, I IMelil.; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Ars. met;until 10 a.m., Lachn.; at 11.30 a.m., Ars. iod. egg" awaking, rising, sleep. Headache, motion: when he exerts himself 3. INNER HEAD. 131 I Val., Zing.; after romping, overheating, sweat and taking cold, IGlon.; after moving about and talking much, especially in temples and side of vertex, IMez.; on beginning to move, ITherid; better from motion, Ant. t, Como., Con, I I Dros, Hell, Indig, I I Kali ph., I IMere iod. fl., IMur. ac, INux m, Rhod, IIRhus, ISpig.; better moving in open air, IIAsaf.; looking upward and turning head back ward, IThuya; as if brain struck against head, Rob. ; better* from continued hard motion, ISep.; worse from dancing, I Arg. nit.; better moving head up and down, HCinch.; better from motion on pillow (pneu- monia), lArn.; pain momentarily disappears by change of position, llgn.; cannot raise head from pillow, better by external pressure, l ICinnab.; could not bear to have head raised frompillow,it caused deathly sickness, INuxm.; on rising, Kob.; better by shakinghead, Cina; worse from shaking, IGlon., IHep., INux m., ISep.; every motion jars, Natr.; worse from, lApis, Ars.i, IBell., IIBry., Cact, ICale p., ICaps, ICinch, ICoccul.,ICoff., Con, IGels., IIGlon., llris, IKreo., ILye, Merc, sul., I Mez. (bone pains), Mosch., INatr. m., INitr. ae, ISil., Spig., Sub, Zing.; worse moving arms . and legs (traumatic meningitis) IHyper.; worse from least motion (affection of brain), IGlon.; worse by slightest, of head or eye- balls (meningitis), I Act. rac; better from slow, Agar.; worse on raising head, Bov.; stitches worse, Sep.; stitches better, I I Caps.; turning head suddenly, llgn.; worse, with sen- sation as if top of head were lifted off and brains were coming out, ILac def.; great pain on moving from side to side, or backward, can move it forward without pain, 11 Kali s. 8®"" breathing, dancing, position, riding, rising, stooping, walking. Headache, music: sensitive to, ICoff, I IPod, IPhos. 8@^° noise, talking, also Hearing sensitive, Chap. 6. Headache, as if nail were driven into head: I ICoff, Ruta ; clavus hystericus, Illgn, ISep.; . in gastralgia, IGraph.; left side, INatr. m.; out through side, better lying on it, Illgn.; in temple, lArn. Headache, with nausea: yEthus, Ailant, Alum, Anag, 11 Ant. c, ICale, Calc. s, Carbo v, ICast. eq, ICaust, I IChin. s., Cinnab, HCoccul, Crotal, ICup. m, Ferr, Fluor, ac, IIGels, I IGlon, IGraph, IKali e, I Lact. ac, I I Lith, Lyss, IMere, I IPolyp, Ptel, ISal. ac, ISang, Stram, ISul, Tarax, IVer.; after nausea, ICale p.; especially in draught of air, Hippom.; on awaking, all morning, ILac c; better by a cup of green tea, Carbol. ac; faintish, Calc. fl.; and chilliness followed by flushes of heat, ex- tending from head to stomach, Sang.; and lightness of head, IGels.; and sore pain in head in afternoon, better in cold air, Lyss.; and languor from noon till 2 p.m., then fever and sweat, Kob.; compelling one to lie down, Mosch.; during menses, IGraph.; worse sitting up, ICoral., Form.; and sleepiness, I I Ran. b.; from bile in stomach, IPuls.; with loathing of food and drink, Coff; and trembling, 10 a.m., Bor.; and vomiting, Form, IGlon, INitr. ac, INux m, ISang.; with nausea and vomiting, beginning in morning, Jatroph.; and vomiting of mucus, Con.; and vomiting, like seasickness (climacteric period), ITherid ; and sour vomit- ing, ISars. ggl" gastric, sick headache, vomiting. Headache, neck: from nape through centre of head to forehead, Fluor, ac; commences in neck, suddenly spreads over head, or vice versa, IGels.; arisingfrrmnape, IIGels, IPuls.; going to neck, Lyss.; into neck and shoulders, I IPod.; pain and stiffness in nape, 11 Myr. cer.; shootingfrom nape to vertex (eczema capitis), ISil.; stiffness of nape, ISil.; stiffness, IBell, I ICale a, IVer.; awakens him at 4 a.m., Calc, a.; stiff on left side, Zing. Headache, nerves; as if drawn up, intermitting, Camph.; as if drawn up tightly, ICoccul.; gen- eral erethism, ISyph.; from exhaustion, ISil. Headache, nervous: 11 Acet ae, Agar, IIAnae, lApis, lAscl. s., ICarbo a, ICoca, ICoff. t, IColoc,Croc, Curar.,IEup. perf,IForm,Hyos, I IKali br., Lactu. v., IMagn.p, INaja, IINitr. ac, INuxm, IOp, IPhos, I IPlat, I ISars, ISil, ISul, _ ITereb, IVal, IVer, IZing.; with abdominal venous congestion, IPod.; from abdominal plethora, ISep.; from nervous exhaustion, Laur, ISil.; after anxiety and grief or mental worry, llgn.; gastric, almost constant, IHydras. ;in hypochondriasis,IAnae; hysterical, IIAsaf.; with amenorrhcea, IVer.; from menstrual derangement, ISep.; during menses, IKali ph.; with dysmenorrhoea (pro- lapsus uteri and left inguinal hernia), IMelil.; at every menstrual period, in girls and hys- terical women, IVer.; from menstrual irregu- larities in atonic women, lUstib; causes my- driasis, Bell., from narcotic stimulants, coffee, or alcohol, with chronic, gastric irritation, Acet ac; with nausea, as if at sea, I ICoccul.; nervous or sanguine temperament, ICoff.; and sensitive temperaments, llgn.; with extreme nervousness, IMelil.; excruciating, with great sensitiveness to noise, during menses, IKali ph.; periodical, IDiad.; periodical, on same hour and day weekly, lasts forty-eight hours, come and go at 11 a.m., pain extends to vertex, pressing and burning, at end of twelve hours, continue along occiput and eyes, llgn.; not exactly periodical, lEucal.; in remitting at- tacks, IThuya; of scrofulous people, IIAsaf; when she goes shopping, ISep.; worse from thinking, ISpig.; better from free micturition, Tereb.; with vomiting, from error in diet, or depression of mind, HGuarana; worse, if he hears water run out of a hydrant, ILyss. 8gT hysteric, neuralgic ; also Hemicrania, Headache, neuralgic; lAmm. m, lArs., IChen. a, ICup. m, IGels, IHep., I ILac c, Lachn, IPhyt.; every afternoon, lasts with great sever- ity through night, IKalm.; commencing about 4 p.m., worse at from 10 to 11 and ceasing at daylight, Syph.; in albuminuria, Atrop.; from anaemia, IPhos.; going from before backward, IThuya ; worse after being in bed a short tirne^ ISil.; better in cold, worse in heat, IKalm.; coming and going all day, Tereb.; causing delirium at night,ISyph.; different parts com- ing and going, yEsc h.; in dyspepsia, lArg. nit.; from overeating, INaja; worse as evening approached, causing him to jerk head to one side and scream, Sars.; comes from deep in, affecting left eye, following left supraorbital' nerve, morning at 4, worse each succeeding morning (suppressed intermittent), I ISpig.- 132 3. INNER HEAD. from scrofulous or tuberculous (non-syphilitic) exostoses, IPhos.; starting in front, and radi- ating to neck and face, Curar.; gradually in- creasing and decreasing, 11 Stann.; with indi- gestion, I Ver.; in integuments, IHydras.; shift- ing, intermittent or paroxysmal pains, most in young and strong persons, I IMagn. p.; in- termittent, at regular hours, I IChin. s.; in- termittent, left side, IPolyp.; intermittent, comes in morning, lasts four to six hours, I ISang.; intermittent, in rheumatic, gouty or nervous diathesis, IColoe; in left side, yEsc h, I IChel, Pallad.; in left side,every day at 6 p.m., last till 4 a.m., IGuaiac; in left side, developed from a heavy cold, involves eye, I ISpig.; of left side to neck, IGuaiac; first left, then right side, beginning in teeth and jaw, extending to ear, temples and vertex, worse from cur- rent of air, or taking anything cold or hot in- to mouth, better by external warmth, worse at night, during and after lactation, ICinch.; from one side to other, Carbol. ac; right or left side, then forehead, vertex, occiput, spread to face and shoulder, 11 Spig.; worse from mental or physical exertion, INaja ; in a literary man who had taken mercury and was debilitated, pain, worse from excitement, worry, mental work, pressure of hat and change of air, better quiet, solitude, rest, warm room, pain dull and stupefying, producing muddled feeling in brain, or as if a hard substance were pressing on skull, 11 Staph.; around middle part of head, with weight and pressure in vertex, I IMed.; preceded or followed by nausea or vomiting, INaja; in nasal polypus, lAlum.; paroxys- mal, IKalm.; with twitching and drawing in limbs and cords of neck which were like wires, after menses, I IMed.; periodic, affects great- er part of head, coming on about noon every day and lasts till evening, I ISul.; periodic, following the sun, Kali f.; pains go to right side, Tereb.; right side, worse at night, IIPuls.; worse when rising, better lying down, Ars. s. f; in sensitive persons, IPlat.; causing sleeplessness, ISyph.; beginning in upper cer- vical spine, IIGels.; with tenderness of* spinal column, 11 Ran. s.; from spinal troubles. Caulo.; sometimes in spots, IKalm.; particularly about temples, worse left side, better rubbing aching spots, Chin, a.; better from free urina- tion, Tereb.; from uterine troubles, Caulo.; par- ticularly in delicate, sensitive women, HSep.; better from external application of warmth, particularly in young and strong persons, IIMagn. p.; head has to be wrapped up night and day, worse in windy weather and in morning, IPhos. gg&~ nervous, rending, shooting, tearing, also Hemicrania. Headache, at night: Alum, Arg. nit, Ars. h., Arum t, Berb, Bov., Cham, IHep, IKali br, IKali iod, ILact. ae, IIMerc, IMere cor, I INitr.ac, ISul, ISyph, IThuya; beginning at night and continuing all day, mostly on right side of occiput, Ind.; like pressure in brain, from below upward, Guaiae; makes him crazy, has to run up and down, often falls, IBell., at midnight, partly insensible, ILach.; worse after midnight (nervous), IThuya; worse from least motion in bed, ISul.; with nausea and vomiting, ISil.; as if caused by a wrong position, ILye; pressing, 11 Calab.; rheumatic, ICale, Stram.; sick headache, ISul.; with sleeplessness, ICinch., ISul.; tear- ing, Ars. h, ICaust., HCinch., ICoccul.; tear- ing after midnight, IChin. a.; throbbing, ICinch., ISul.; with vertigo, Zinc. 8igf evening, morning. Headache, noise: aggravates, Aeon, lArs, IIBell, Bufo, I ICact, ICoccul, ICoff, llgn, ILach, ILac c, ILac def, INuxv, Ptel., ISil., ISpig, Zing, Ziz.; especially music, HCoff, 11 Pod. gg&° music, also Hearing sensitive, Chap. 6. Headache, noon: INaja ; disappears suddenly toward, then ideas clear, Ast. r.; forces her to cry, ICann. i.; worse low down in occiput, I INatr. c; worse till midnight, I Caulo.; toward noon, with increase of saliva, Lyss.; worse toward noon, giddiness, Lachn. 8^* day, morning. Headache, nose : bleeding, ICinnab.; better by bleeding, IHam, IMelil., Petrol.; bleeding in morning, HSep.; bleeding at night, Magn. s.; profuse bleeding, Melib; before nosebleed dur- ing sleep,INux v.; when blowing nose, worse in open air, IChel.; better from pressure on nasal bones and mental labor, Bapt.; from suppres- sion of nasal discharge, IKali bi.; with dry nose, ICact.; extends to nose, lAct. rac, I Glon, Guaiae, IILach, Lyss.; extends to right nos- tril, Brom.; extends to root of nose, IBism.; extends into root of nose, with nosebleed, or mucous discharge, II Agar.; writh stopped nose, "Carbo a.; with imaginary foul smells, or in- creasing sensitiveness to odors, IPhos. 8@" catarrhal, cold. Headache, numb: above and behind ears, Calc. a.; with sense as if left eye were being pulled backward and forward, awakes at 2 a.m., con- tinues through night and forenoon, I ISpig.; in sick headache, ISul.; and pithy, IIGraph.; tired pains (nervous debility), ICurar. 8^** formication, tingling. Headache, in occiput: 8g^*" Brain, cerebel- lum, Cerebrospinal, Occiput. Headache, odors : 8^T* nose. Headache, of childish old people: IBar. e Headache, opening and shutting sensation, when moving head or eyes : Act. rac. Headache, oppressive : Tromb.; with heaviness in forehead, and in open air, Gamb.; as from a load on head, HCinch.; with vertigo, IPhos. B^T" dull, heavy. Headache, with palpitation : 8€&r* heart. Headache, parotid: stitches in left, IKali bi. Headache, in paroxysms : 8®** periodical. Headache, periodical: yEthus, lApis, I Ars, Asaf, Benz. ac, IDiad, llgn, INux v., I INatr. s, I IPhos, ^Tuberc.; in afternoon, increasing until midnight, every third attack alternately more or less violent, ILobel. i.; in albumi- nuria, IKalm.; makes blind and delirious, comes suddenly, increases rapidly, Atrop.; with clocklike regularity, Ced.; daily, 11 Merc. iod. rub., INux m.; daily, compels her to lie down (splenitis), ICitrus ; daily, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., begins with soreness over left eye, then in eyeball and left half of nose, forehead and temple to back of head, 11 Mur. ae; at certain hours of day, INatr. e; dailv,at samehour,IActrac,IPolyp.;daily,comesat2 p.m., lasts till bedtime, 11 Sep.; daily, begins at 7 a.m., climax 11 a.m., decreases at 2 p.m., I Ars.; almost daily, generally worse in morning, 3. INNER HEAD. 133 Ascl. t; daily, worse in morning (hysteria), I ISil.; daily, attacks better from motion, par- ticularly in open air, IMagn. m.; daily, from. 12 m. to 10 p.m., worse stooping, better after combing hair, Form.; daily, paroxysmal, also at night, preceded by formication in nose, as if she would sneeze, short cough, yawning, followed by sweat, IISul.; from sunrise till sunset, worse at midday, INatr. m.; every other day, IPhos.; every third day, periodic, commencing forenoon, extends from right eye through back part of head, I ISang.; for two, three or four days, every two or three weeks, hammering, beating, pulsating pain, must lie down in bed, IIFerr.; every seventh day, ISang, ISil., ISul.; every eight days, ILac def; every eight to ten days, ILach.; with impairment of vision, as of a thick fog before eyes, pains worse as day advances, severe in evening (amblyopia), worse as pain increases, Zinc; every hour or half hour, IColoe; at regular hours, worse by speaking or when others speak, better by less smoking or going out into open air, Diad.; hysterical, HCoff. t, IIRhus; intermittent, HChin. s.; intermittent, seems to affect dif- ferent parts on different days, IMagn. ph.; intermittent, in right side, I ISul.; at distinct intervals, like paroxysms, ICup. ac; in parox- ysms, at distinct intervals, worse from slight- est pressure; Cup. m.; at irregular intervals, better from hard pressure, rest and darkness, particularly after childbirth, IMagn. ph.; in in- terval of neuralgic pain, IKali cy.; once a month (nervous), Atrop, llgn.; monthly, at time of menses, ICarbol. ac; in nervous, liter- ary men, worse morning on awaking, I INiccol.; from October until Spring, four years in suc- cession (mercurio-syphilis), Aur. mur.; espe- cially of a remittent or intermittent character, IGels.; with vertigo and nausea morning on awaking, also in evening, better pressure, open air, eating, IKali bi.; all week, Brom.; weekly, Calc. a, llgn.; weekly, lasting one to three days, worse at noon, IPhos.; every Saturday, better binding head up tightly, and after sleep, I ISep.; fortnightly, llgn.; every two weeks, better in open air, INiccol.; since two weeks, at 10 p.m., lasts all night, IMagn. ph.; every two or three weeks,lasting thirty-six to forty-eight hours, commences in nape of neck and base of brain, extends over whole head in paroxysms, I ISil.; attacks, every three or four weeks, IISul.; returning in winter season, IBism.; for three years, worse and worse until middle of September, then steadily decline, worse excitement, can- not remain long in a heated place, faints with pain, paroxysms every two or three days, last twenty-four hours, I I Sul. Headache, periosteal: IKali iod, IMez., IPhos. ac, IStaph. 8€aT" bone pains, syphilitic, Headache, picking: in morning, worse stoop- ing, when it seems as if a piece of forehead would fal 1 out, I I Nux v. Headache, piercing: lAilant, Curar, Millet, Paris; with buzzing in ears, ISul.; in left side, Rumex; in right side with stiffness, or as if part would become insensible, Lyss.; in side, Millet; through temples, Ptel. 8gT" cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking, stitching. Headache, pinching: I INux v, i IPetrol. 8®°" constricting, pressing, squeezing, viselike. Headache, plug: as if thrust quickly by in- creasingly severe blows into head, Sul. ae; sharp, as if forced outward, I IPrun. Headache, with irritation of pneumogastric nerve: ILobel. i. Headache, in pneumonia: Ant. t, IMere, I I Nux v. 8€^° catarrhal, chest. Headache, position : cannot find easy, I ISep,; wants to incline head to either side, IBry.; sought to hide head in pillow or to change position, that it might relieve (sick headache), I ITabae; better when head is raised, INatr. m, IRhus, ISpig.; worse raising head, Squilla, IThuya; better by change of position, Coff; worse from change of position, llgn. 8®** lying, motion, rising, sitting, standing. Headache, during pregnancy: IGels, IGlon. 8®° confinement, uterine. Headache, pressing: yEsc. h, Ananth, Ant. sul. aur., IIArg. met, HArn, 11 Arum t, Bapt, IBell, IBenz. ac, Bov, Cain., ICaps., Cepa, Cochl, Crotal, ICinch, Con, IDig, IDros, Ferr, IIGlon, IGraph, IKali c, ILye vir, ILyss, Myr. cer., Nitr. sp. d, INuxm, IPlumb, I IPrun, ISep, Sinap., I ISpig, 11 Sul, 11 Ustil, Zing.; from 3 to 8 p.M.,Arn.; better in open air, Mang.; with weakness and pain in small of back mornings, Coloe; benumbing, left side, Verbas.;as of aboard, yEsc h., Calc; in bones, IStaph.; boring, Thuya; on surface of brain with something hard, ICoff; as if brain were pressed into a ball, ICinch.; as if brain were in lumps, Ant. t; as if brain were compressed mostly in forehead, with paroxysms of roaring in ears, which ceases sooner than headache, IStaph.; as if brain were to be pressed through skull, 11 Puis.; as if brain were pressed together from both sides and out at forehead, worse Walking in open air, ICinch.; in catarrh, I Coc- cus ; constant, extends over whole head (puer- peral convulsions), I IVer. v.; on inner surface of region of coronal suture, Card, m.; as in in- cipient coryza, Card, m.; coryza after mercury, IIKali iod.; during cough, lArn, IIBry., ICoccus; cramplike, inward with hot, red face, and roaring in head, IPlat; causing her to cry out, IColoe; as if in a cushion and some one pressing two fingers in it at occiput as if feeling for pins on side, worse in cold weather or draught, I ISil.; deep in over whole head, during or after walking in open air, IBell.; deep, on base of skull, Ascl. t; with distress, when head is covered, Led.; dizzy, IILach, Stann.; from above downward, ILach, 11 Meny- anth.; from above downward, over whole head, with itching at vulva, Sib; drawing, over left at 7 p.m., Zing.; in dropsy, IColch.; with drowsi- ness, Cub., dull, more in forehead and temples, with some pain in left eye, Zing.; dull, in in- fluenza, ICaust.; dull, in left side, with heat in face, and thirst in evening, Zing.; dull, passes offsuddenly,withasharp,radiatingflashofpain sometimes starting from occiput, and passing forward, at other times from before backward, 11 Calab.; better by quiet (brainfag), I IPic ae; with dulness, Zinc; as if a heavy weight were pressing it down on pillow, Mere. iod. flav.; after dulness, followed by vomiting and spas- 134 3. INNER HEAD. modic trembling, Agnus; after eating, ICarbo a, INux v.; with ringing in ears, Myr. cer.; with otalgia, 11 Ran. se; externally, Cycl, Vinca; conjunctivitis, Calend.; with lachry- mation, and heaviness of lids, Tarant.; with pressure on upper lids, better by washing face with cold water and in open air, IPhos.; press- ing eyes outward, Lachn.; with dilated pupils, latercontracted,Rheum;in rheumatic ophthal- mia, ILed.; in intermittent fever, lArs, after each paroxysm,IHyos.; inseptic fever, ITereb.; especially in forehead, IBell, ICham, I Jacea ; in forehead, in chlorosis, IFerr.; in forehead, in epidemic influenza, ISabad.; especially lower part of forehead, directly above nose, worse stooping or reading, Bell.; in lower part of forehead, just over eye, worse motion, in j house, better walking in open air, Sep.; in forehead, and root of nose, when stooping, Zing.; out at forehead, better only in getting head down and remaining perfectly quiet, Hell.; mostly involving forehead during rest and motion, I IMenyanth.; worse in forehead only during day (chronic cephalalgia), IMere; in forehead, and temples (hay fever), ISabad.; as if a fulness were pressing upward, 11 Meph.; with fulness of veins, Xan.; in region of right temporal bone, Staph.; bereditary, Lach, ICale; with heat all over head in morning, Zing.; better pillowing head, Diad.; as if from a heavy weight, IMosch.; dull, heavy, like a board pressing through at 11 a.m., Zing.; as if something heavy were sinking down, INux v.; heavy, pressing downward (hysteria), I ITherid.; worse from hat, ICale p.; from without inward, when walking in cold, damp i air, Zing.; after siesta, Calad.; in hydroceph- alus, Art. v.; heaviness (amenorrhcea), IGlon.; with heaviness, worse in occiput on waking, I IHell.; with heaviness and vertigo, dull sight, photophobia and fiery circles before eyes, IIPuls.; continual, from outside deeply in- ward, as if bones were being knocked to pieces, cries out, cannot lie on pillow, especially on left side, better bending head backward, by compressing head with hands, and re- maining motionless (syphilitic headache), I IThuya; intermitting, as from heavy weight pressed down on middle of vertex, pressure aggravates and renews pain, ICina ; pressing inward, Bov, ICoccul.; by jerks over left ear, Camph.; in left side, Calc. a, ISars, 11 Verbas.; in left side, like during a coryza, better walk- ing, I IMere iod. flav.; in left side, with cough, Agar.; left side, after dinner, Zinc; left side, 10 p.m., later extends to orbit, Lyss.; in left side, from within outward, lAsaf; in leftside, with vertigo at noon, Stront.; with stitches in left side, ISars.; in liver complaint, IChelid.; like from a load, during night, better toward morning, Ars. h.; in lower part, while sitting as if pressed like an elastic body, Benz.; in hystero-mania, I ITarant; before menses, INatr. m.; during menses, IGraph, Polyg.; in dys- menorrhoea, IChloral, HApis; from mental labor, I Arg nit, Colch., IMagn. c, INux v.; in morning, IBry, INux v.; in morn- ing, extends into eyes, with chill in after- noon, Sib; right side, as if a nail were thrust in, worse sitting quietly, better moving about slowly, Agar.; with nausea, Caps, 11 Dros, ILach.; and throbbing to back of neck, IGlon.; extends from nape of neck over side of head, and settling over left eye, with nausea and vomiting of food, bile and mucus, I ISang.; over whole skull, down nape of neck, worse on contact, increasing in paroxysms, with nausea and vomiting of bile, ^Kali c.; extending to neck and teeth, worse at night, ICinch.; at night, A nthrok , Sil.; especially over root of nose, Mosch.; at noon, Ced.; especially in occiput, from mental exertion or night watching, IColch.; especially in muscles of occiput, Carbo v.; externally, right of occiput, extending to nape,throat, and shoulder blades, IHep.; especially in occiput (smallpox1), 11 Va- riol.; extends to occiput, but worse in right temple and above ear, Astac; from within, All. sat, Ars. iod, Bov, Camph, ^Cup. m, IHell, ILye vir, INux m, I I Ptel, Sep.; from within outward, in only one part of head at a time, ICale; pressing outward, during menses, IKreo.; now over whole head, now on one part, Aurant; now here, now there, Bism.; now here, now there, each time occupies larger areas, IBell.; in various parts, with sensation as if brain would force through forehead, IKreo.; pecu- liar, with tremulousness and increased mictu- rition, Lil. tig; short, periodical attacks, from within outward, better lying (tertian ague), llgn.; in periosteum, IStaph.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t; pulsating, right side, Zinc; rhythmi- cal, 11 Ruta; right sided, I Am, 11 Arum t, Sars, Spig, Zinc; from right to left, Eup. pur.; especially rising from sitting or lying, 11 Apis; after rising from bed, ICale; as from a screw behind each ear, Oxal. ae; as if a hard sub- stance were pressing on skull (neuralgia of scalp), I IStaph.; pain from both sides, Gamb.; in side, like from a dull stick, better from touch, Asaf; from both sides, with a hot sen- sation and with beating in forehead when pressing upon it, IMagn. m.; in side leaned upon, ICinch.; especially on side on which one lies, Phos.ae; ononeside, IPsor.jone side, commencing early in morning, increasing until unconscious or half delirious, INux v.; semi- lateral, as from a plug, or dull nail, at night and when awaking in morning, worse moving eyes and stooping, better rising and binding head up tight, IHep.; sides as if pressed together, IIGlon.; especially in sinciput, chiefly in morning, worse stooping, better in open air, Berb.; sitting or standing, better in open air, Alum.; as if skull were pressed asun- der, IINux v.; as if skull would split, Mez.; on small spots, lOxal. ae; principally left supra- orbital ridge, I INux m.; on a small spot on right side, I IKalm.; on small spots, particularly in right temple, Astac; worse while being put in « erect position, IMur. ae; with weak stomach, I IMenyanth.; after stool, ILye; on stooping, IPuls.; stupefying, I IDros., Ruta; sudden, now in one place, now in another, llgn.; worse and better with sun, IKalm.; as after tea, Chlorof; principally in temporal bones, worse from pressure, touch, better in open air, I Arg. met; from one temple to the other, I Sub; mostly in right temple, worse stooping,motion, • noise, better at rest, and lying with head high, ISpig.; worse in left temple (glaucoma), HPhos.; tensive, Coccion.; tensive, as if con- stricted around skull, Card, m.; tense from oc- 3. INNER HEAD. 135 ciput to forehead, beginning in morning after restless sleep, full of dreams, continuing dur- ing day, with congestion to head (cardialgia and headache), IKali e; tensive, especially forehead and cervical muscles, Euphor.; pre- cedes urticaria, I ISep.; at a spot between ver- tex and occiput, inwardly, Oxal. ae; with ver- tigo and impairment of vision, IPhyt.; as if in a vise, Bar. c, INatr. m, Ratan.; with vomit- ing,Caps.; coming and going, with vomituritio, I ITereb.; walking in open air, Am.; from a weight, from above downward, IPhos. ac; as of a great weight, which is inclined to sink forward, Sars.; weight, as if caused by conges- tion to head, IDig.; worse writing (apoplexy), lAnae 8®** band, congestive, constrictive, con- tractive, dull, heavy, tensive, vise- like. Headache, pressure : better from, Act. rac, 11 Apis, lArg. nit, I Bell., ICale, Camph., Car- bol. ac, ICarbo a., Carbo v,Chim. m., IGlon, IGuaiac, Indig, IKali bi, IILach, ILye, IMenyanth, INux v, IIPuls, ISang, I ISil, ISpig.; better pressing back up against something hard, or pressing back of head, ISang.; worse from, lArg. met, Bov, Cimex, ICina, ICup. ac. Sub; worse from hat, ICarbo v.; scalp sensitive to pressure of pil- low, better if rubbed, Thuya; worse from touch of hat, ICaust, ICrot. t, Glon.; worse pressure or tight wrapping, caused by hard dry cough from lower part of chest (ague), ISamb. fl§T* touch, wrapping. Headache, pricking: during cough, lArn.; dull, in left side, to waist, Lyss.; in evening, Lachn.; along edge of hair, Berb.; in left side, with vertigo, Calc; as with nails, at same time in other rjarts, Ascl. t; as of thousands of needles into brain, Tarant.; in various parts, Hydr. ac; under skin, Bar. e; as from pins, ICepa; near warm stove, Bar. c.; in left side, Bapt. 8ST" sticking, stinging. Headache, puerperal: 8@° confinement. Headache, pulsating: 8®"" hammering, throbbing. Headache, racking : with hurried manner and red face, Ptel.; with raving, heat in head, red face, red, protruding eyes, wiry pulse of 92, IGlon. 8®~ intolerable, terrible. Headache, raising. 8^° motion, position, rising. Headache, when reading: Act. rac, Lyss, 11 Ptel.; in evening, Agnus ; made him feel hot and sweat, IINatr. s.; worse by reading, 11 Apis, Bov, ICalab., ICale, Diad., Glon, Ign, ILyss., IINatr. m. 8^° eyes, mental exertion, writing. Headache, rending: g@f lacerating, neural- gic, tearing. Headache, with affections of respiratory organs: Lactu. v. Headache, rest: better, Con, IHell., llgn, I IPic. ac, ISpig., INux m.; worse, Ant. t, 11 Asaf, Benz. ac, Indig, 11 Merc. iod. flav, Rhod., Sul. Headache, restless : pain makes, lArs., IBell, ISyph.; stinging worse, ICycl.; stitches worse, I ICaps.; compelling to move from place to place, Tarant.; throw themselves about, ICoff. Headache, rheumatic: Amm. m., |Ascl. s, Benz. ac, Berb., ICact, ICale p, IChin. a., Cycl, IIKali bi, IKalm, ILach., IIMerc, INitr. ac, IPhyt, IRan. b, ISang, ISil, I ISticta, ISul.; in children, ICale; with dul- ness, worse in vertex or forehead, worse evening and night, Stram.; in dysentery, ICham.; running up posterior auricular re- gion, ISang.; with disturbance of vision or hypochondriasis, Merc, per.; with stiffness in limbs and neck, ISang.; based upon torpidity of liver, IPod.; preventing motion, IColch.; causes nausea, HCaust, with nausea and acid vomiting, INux v.; worse at night ICale; on one side, to face, IGuaiac; worse on one side and from 5 to 10 p.m., craz- ing pains into face and teeth, IPuls.; from spinal troubles, Caulo.; in uterine troubles, Caulo.; better from external warmth, excru- ciating, in young and strong persons, I IMagn. p.; worse in warm room and evening, better in open air, IIKali s.; worse in damp, cold weather, I IDulc; in cold, raw, wet seasons, IIBry.; in delicate, sensitive women, ISep.; from motion of cars, ICoccul, Med. 8@~ gouty. Headache, from riding: in a carriage, HCoccul, IKali c, Meph, INuxm, ISep.; by railroad or water, HCoccul.; worse riding, I IZinc; worse riding a long time in carriage, Iod.; bet- ter riding in a carriage, INitr. ac. B^" motion, nausea, sick headache, ver- tigo, vomiting. Headache, on rising: Amyl, Arn, I IHam.; better when rising, 11 Asaf; on rising and in evening, worse left side, increases till patient vomits, then better, worse motion and open air (climaxis), ICycl.; better after rising in morning, except sick headache, Nux v.; when getting up from sitting, Kob.; especially rising from sitting or lying, worse in warm room, better from pressure of hands, 11 Apis; when he rises, staggers backward, ILach.; on rising, better after washing and break- fast, ISpong.; worse on rising, Calc. s., IMur. ac; worse on rising up in bed, IMur. ac. B^° morning, motion, position. Headache, as if a rocket had passed through head: I IKali ph. Headache, as if something were rolling in head, with burning heat coming out at eyes, with lachrymation, evening, lasts into night: Jamb. Headache, room: begins in, and is better in open air, or vice versa, Mang.; better, Zing.; soreness better, lEup. per.; viselike pain better, IIMerc; worse, 11 Asaf, Niccol., ITa- bae; after walking in open air, INiccol.; as from staying in a close room, better looking at one point, I Agnus. 8gT" air, cold, heat, sedentary. Headache, rooting: 8^* burrowing, digging, Headache, rubbing: better by, Indig.; against pillow, termini of nerves become so irritated that some kind of friction is resorted to to obtain relief (irritated spine), I ITarant. ggg~ pressure, touch. Headache, worse running: llgn. 8@f motion, walking. Headache, rushing: almost crazed feeling, like some fluid through head, generally from right to left, Lil. tig. Headache, with salivation : Amm. e IMere Headache, scalp: as if just beneath, as if heavy and tight in brain, IMere; small lumps 136 INNER HEAD. or nodules, ESil, sensitive, IVer.; with scalp symptoms, IHell. 8*8^° pressure, sensitive, touch. Headache, in scarlatina: intense, HArs, IIBell.; after, ILye; with rash, IIBell, IPhyt. Headache, of school children: ICale; of school girls, HCale p., INatr. m, II Phos. ac. Headache, pains so severe that she screams constantly, worse rising up, better in rest and horizontal position, paroxysms at night, about midnight, pain prevents eyes from clos- ing in sleep : I IThuya. Headache, screwing: as if screwed together, ICoccul., IColoe, Zinc; as if screwed to- gether, with chill, IGlon.; as if muscles were screwed together, IRhus; as if screwed to- gether, in right side, Millet; twisting in right side to temple, on returning to room after a walk, spreading over whole head after going to bed, returning daily, Sabad.; to- gether, from below upward, Daph.; as if screwed up, worse walking, worse toward 11 a.m., better toward evening, Atrop. B^fband, constrictive, contractive, press- ing, viselike. Headache, sedentary: after much sitting, IIGlon.; men of sedentary habits accustomed to mental exertion, INux v. 8@T" rest, sitting. Headache, sensitive: scalp, IVer.; touching makes head ache, Lyss.; to pressure of hat and contacc, 11 Carbo v., HSil.; sinciput, upper middle (ozaena), Aur. mur. 8^~ pressure, scalp, touch. Headache, sexual: depressed condition of or- gans, Nuph.; after excesses, ICale, IPhos, IPuls, IThuya; from repression, ICon, IPuls. g^° emissions, masturbation. Headache, shaking pain where frontal bone verges toward vertex: feels every step, IChin. s. 8®" jarring, motion. Headache, sharp pains : Carb. s.; all over, after- noon and evening, I Kali bi.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; in left side near eye, Amm. br.; mo- mentary, in left side, Daph. Headache, shattering: by spasmodic cough, IRhus ; by slight cough, whirring and pressing remain a long time, Lact ae; as if something had exploded in head, onfalling asleep, 11 Phos. Head, shocks: Bapt, IBell, INatr. m.; start - ingin first cervical articulation, causing biting of tongue, Agar.; with cough, ICale, Con, llpec, INatr. m.; electric, Carbo v., ICepa; in epilepsy, I IPhos.; from fatigue and worry, I IPhos.; like lightning, from foramen infra- orbitale over right side of head, to occiput and mandibula, I IZinc; with dulness in occiput, worse lying down, must lie on face, ICoca; a succession of, Caust.; sudden, ICie, IKali iod, I ILobel. i.; terrific, ISep.; violent, causing to jerk suddenly (tetanus), HCic. 8®°* blow, concussive, stunning. Headache, shooting: 11 Apis, I ICornus, Cro- tal, IFerr, Lyss, Mang., HOxal. ac, I ISpig, ITereb.;all over, worse afternoon and evening, IKali bi.; with darting pains in arms and legs (neuralgia), IINux v.; often changing its lo- cality, Berb.; from crown to poll, with rigor, I INux v.; making him cry out, IGlon.; at 9 p.m., Lyss.; through eye and corresponding side of head (glaucoma), Prun.; with heat, Berb.; with chill (intermittent), Diad.; to front with sensation as if something like a fringe were falling over eyes (uterine disorder), I ICon.; with giddiness (anasarca, after scarla- tina), IHelb; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; in- ward and toward throat, IKalibi.; in left side, in afternoon, IFerr.; in left side, with increase of salivaand urine, ICinnab.; from left to right, I Eup. per.; from within out, especially over left eye, with vomiturition, ISep.; by spells, worselying, betterwhen headisraised,IRhus; in right side, near parietal eminence, 11 a.m., Tromb.; before rising in morning, 11 Ptel.; sharp, IGels.; in both sides, with nausea, Calc; when sitting up, ILye; in surface, after throbbing in brain, Bell.; downward into eye teeth, IKalm.; vehement, after menses, Berb.; to vertex and both sides of face, ISep.; vertigo, as if she would fall to left, after, IINatr. m.; in young and strong persons, I IMagn. p. 8@H darting, flying, lancinating, neural- gic, rending, tearing. Headache, sides: g^~ Headache locality, and Hemicrania. Headache, skull: flgT" bone pains. Headache,shoulders: pain extends to,IHydras. Headache, sick: yEsc h. Apis, Arg. nit, •Cann.i, IChel, IChlorof,ICoca, ICoff'., Eup. pur, IKali c, I IKali m, I ILac c, ILac def, ILyss, I IMelil, I INatr. p, I INux v, 11 Rob, I ISang, IVer. v.; from abdominal disturb- ance, llris; worse in cold air, and cough- ing, llris; American type, ILac def,I ISang.; with backache and bearing down, IPhyt.; with belching, Ailant.; in bilious subjects, tenderness in region of stomach and liver, llris; with chilliness, Cist, Zing.; with con- stipation, IPod.; diuresis forms a crisis, IVer.; whenever she eats rich food, 11 Natr. m.; with eructation and vomiting of acid secretions, IRob.; begins with blur before eyes, I llris; with burning in eyes, ICoff; in incipient cataract, I ISep.; pain over eyes (dysmenor- rhoea), IGraph.; with sudden obscuration of sight, ISep.; chronic, with weakness of sight, IZinc; with flushed face, ICoff.; pe- riodical, lasts one or two days, brought on generally by fatigue or overexcitement, 11 Ta- bae; with pulsations and burning, mostly in forehead, IPhos.; frequent, IGuarana; with heat and redness, ISang.; pains intolerable, I ISyph.; left side worse, I Amyl.; must lie down, worse light and noise, 11 Sticta; from organic lesion of liver, I IPolyp.; during men- ses, IPuls.; in dysmenorrhoea, IGels.; with pro- fuse or scanty menses, ICale; from suppres- sion of menses, or menstrual or gastric dis- order, IIPuls.; with mental depression,IGrat; caused by milk, ILac def; from morning until noon, INatr. m.; in early morning, in- tolerable by noon, ITabae; begins in morning, worse toward afternoon and night, worse from violent motion, better moderate exercise in open air, llris ; worse from music, while masticating, and in warm room, IPhos.; with nausea and vomiting from morning until noon, IPhos.; beginning in nape of neck, settling gradually in right or left forehead, frequently wakens, I ILac e; chronic, rising from nape to vertex, as if coming from spine, and locating in one eye, especially right, bet- ter by pressure, wrapping up warmly, I ISil.; with pain in occiput, umbilical colic and bil- 3. INNER HEAD. 137 ious vomiting, IPlumb.; with palpitation, Bov.; paroxysmal, becomes periodical, llris; periodic, every other day at 11 a.m., ICed.; periodic, every few days, worse at menstrual period, ILil. tig.; periodic, every eighth day, llris; periodic, two or three days before menses, with vomiting, diarrhoea and chilli- ness, IPuls.; periodic, every month, with chilliness along spine, I IPolyp.; periodical, begins in morning, increases during day,lasts until evening, better sleep, followed by chills, nausea, vomiting of food or bile, HSang.; periodic, weekly, IPhyt.; periodic, weekly, worse at night and damp, cold, weather, ISul.; periodic, every two weeks, I ISang.; periodic, every fortnight, worse in right forehead and temple, IChel.; from riding in a carriage, boat, train of cars, etc., I ICoccul.; feels deathly sick, like seasickness, IGlon.; in persons who have used tea and coffee to excess,! IGuarana; with shooting in temples, IForm.; with throbbing in temples, ICoff; principally in right temple, beginning in morning and in- creasing during day, worse from motion and light, better after lying down and better by sleep or vomiting, IGels.; with furred tongue, hepatic derangement, ILept; with gray coated tongue, IKali c; with inability to urinate, HCon.; with vertigo, ICoff, ILobel. i.; with vertigo, heat on top of head and general sweat, ICrotal.; with vertigo, better by change of position or from moderate outdoor exercise, Coff.; with vertigo and spinal irritation, ICoccul.; weakening, once a week, or every two weeks, ISul. 86T* gastric, nausea, periodic, vomiting. Also Hemicrania (megrim). Headache, sitting: compels patient to sit up, Ant. t, ICie, ICoccul, Lith.; in warm room, ISul.; syphilitic neuralgia, better, IIAsaf, Bov, Cochl, IGuaiac, Indig, IKreo, IRhus, Sul, I ISyph.; worse sitting bent forward, Asaf; worse sitting up in bed, IMur. ac. 8^" position, rest, room, sedentary. Headache, skin : pungent odor, Agn. e Headache, skull: B&° bones, sutures. Headache, sleep: after, Badiag, Calad, IMen- yanth, Pallad.; better after, IGels., IGlon.; continues during, Cham.; rouses out of, in morning, worse till 9 a.m., IKali e; on being roused (encephalitis), ICoccul.; after retiring when just losing herself, roused her with shattered sensation in head as if something had exploded, HPhos.; interrupted sleep, Ars. h.; with sleepiness, Ind, IKreo.; with sleepi- ness, but cannot sleep, IIBell.; sleepy feel- ing in morning, Xan.; with sleeplessness, Ammoniac, lArg. nit, Brach., 11 Calab, IChel, IChloral, Elaps, ILach, Magn. s, Pallad., I IPuls, ISyph.; from long watch- ing, ICoccul, INitr.ac, IIPuls. 8@^° awaking, bed, morning, stupor. Headache, in smallpox: I Ant. t Headache, smoke : as if passing through head, (anthrax, carbuncle), IIAnthrac; from inhal- ing smoke, llgn. gf^* tobacco. Headache, from sneezing: Astac, IKali e, INatr.m,HPhos,ISpig. 8gT,coughing,nose. Headache, soldered : bead, nose and teeth ap- pear to be, Lyss. Headache, sounding: deep in right side of brain, Sars. Headache, soreness: Bapt., Brach., ICale, ICale p, Eup. pur, IFerr, IFerr. ph, IIGels, llgn, IKreo,Lace,INuxm, IPetrol, 11 Sec, I ISyph.; on awaking, Amb, I ICup. ars.; as if beaten in right half, extending a little beyond middle line of vertex (rheumatic ophthalmia), I ISyph.; as if bruised or exposed to sun, Mane; like a boil, IRhus; cutting,ILye; worse in evening and when stooping (neur- algia), I IPuls.; in children, IKalim.; worse in evening and when undressing, also from get- ting warm in bed, IPuls.; after pain in right supraorbital ridge goes off (supraorbital neu- ralgia), IKali bi.; externally, ISpig.; in front when moving eyes or turning them upward, Bapt.; in scrofulous ophthalmia, lArs.; in bil- ious fever, lEup. perf.; in forehead, IBell; worse moving muscles of forehead, ICale; in gastric headache, ICaust.; is afraid to shake head, as if it would drop to pieces, IGlon.; inter- nal, as if sore brain collided with skull, I ISil.; as if sore inside, on motion, IGlon.; internal, better in house, worse first going into open air, better from conversation, lEup. perf.; during menses, Polyg.; inmorning, Amb, Kob.; from morning till noon, Lith.; when moving, Chlor, IGlon.; moving about. Merc, sub; with nausea, IVer.; after neuralgia, ICodein.; dur- ing severe pains, Ast. r.; periodical, as if from ulceration, with constipation, IINux v.; pulsat- ing, when moving head, IGlon.; rheumatic (granular conjunctivitis), IPhyt.; right side, when lying (rheumatic ophthalmia), I ISyph.; over right side (tonsillitis), IMere iod. flav.; worse right side, IPhyt; painful on scratching, as if ulcerated, IKali iod.; after scratching, IPetrol.; especially on side, Abrot.; of side rested on, yEsc. h.; of corresponding side of, with heat around eye (iritis), IMere; in a small spot on right side, Zinc; especially in temples, ISang.; in spots,especially in temporal region, Sang.; to touch, Cann. i. Zing.; when hair is touched, I Alum.; even to touch of hair (occipital headache), I IZinc; in outer parts as from subcutaneous ulceration, painful to touch, ISul. ac. 8^° pressure, sensitive, touch. Headache, pains spasmodic : especially over eyes. Colch.; if she attempts to raise her- self (hysterical spasms), ICie Headache, spermatorrhoea: 8®*" emissions, masturbation, sexual. Headache, spine: from affection, I Agar.; ex- tending down spine, ICoccul. 8@T* neck. Headache, splitting: Amm. m, Ast. r. Bar. c, IBry, Coccus; during cough, Caps., HCale, Calc. ars. Coccus, INux v., IPhos, ISticta; with purple face, Coccus; child holds head (whooping cough), INux v.; with nausea, IBry.; with pulsations and burning heat, Sarrae; skull, worse moving, walking, and coughing, I ICaps.; with pressure on vertex, Lyss. 8@°" bursting, pressing. Headache, in spots: IKali bi., lOxal. ac, ISang.; size of a fist, Pallad.; small, now here now there, Cochl. g^° linear, locality, soreness. Headache, squeezing: Diose, Stram.; as if squeezed flat, after typhoid (nervous affec- tion), IManc. 8^° constrictive, contractive, pinching, pressing, viselike. Headache, stabbing : Magn. s.; worse in after- 138 3. INNER HEAD. noon and evening, IKali bi.; as with a double- edged knife in evening, cannot lie on either side, IBell.; in dysmenorrhoea, lApis. 8@f cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, sticking, stinging, stitching. , Headache, standing: throbbing worse,Guaiae, Rheum. 8^° position, rising. Headache, sticking : Crot. t, IHep, I IMagn. c. Zinc.; from all sides at once, Jamb.; in anterior part, IKreo.; boring, Thuya; in catarrh, ILach.; dull in morning, worse stooping, 11 Nux v.; here and there, Ratan.; contrac- tive, here and there, in whole forepart, espe- cially in temples, mostly in open air, iMang.; especially in forehead, Euph.; worse in house, better in fresh air, Niccol.; in left side, menses too early, 101. an.; in middle, IParis; in right side, Inul.; in right side, after dinner, Zinc; in right side, extending to eye, which she was obliged to press together, IMagn. in.; in one spot on side of, llgn.; tearing, on right side, worse in erect position and from motion, bet- ter during rest, ILith.; with throbbing, Ferr. 8^* cutting, darting, lancinating, nail, i pricking, stabbing, stinging, stitching. Headache, stinging: Caust, Crotal, IKali iod, I INux m.; in open air, better indoors, Mang.; in afternoon, at 5, Zing.; begins with stinging, Caust.; in bones, IMere, IStaph.; burning, mostly in left temple, at 3 p.m., and when lying on it, IStaph.; changing place when scratching, worse in evening, at rest, better by walking about, ICycl.; with drowsiness, llpec; dull, crooked, Pallad.; during chill, IDiad.; from forehead vertex, Goss.; in left side, from occiput to upper face, after vexation, ICham.; in left side, particularly in temple, in and around eye, ICham.; with weak memory, IZinc; after menses, INatr. m.; before menses, IFerr.; in nerves of left, coming and going, preventing sleep, I Aur. met; extends towards occiput, but worse in right temple and above ear, Astac; ^hort paroxysms, increases to aching, I llpec; in periosteum, IStaph.;better scratching, Thuya; in sides, extending to occiput and nape of neck (catarrh of bladder), ICinnab.; with sleeplessness, Elaps; more in i young and strong persons (neuralgic and rheu- matic headaches), 11 Magn. p. 8®* cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking, stitching. Headache, stitching: yEthus, Amm.c,Ammon- iac, Asaf, Aur. met, I Bapt, Bell, Berb, Clem, IHyos, Iodof, ILaur, Magn. s, IMere,Millet, INatr. c, INatr. m, 11 Rhod, Stront, ISul.; afternoon and night(typhoid), ILye; in bones, (rheumatic headache), IIKali bi.; boring from without in, 10 p.m., Lyss.; with bronchial catarrh, HCale; changing place, worse stoop- ing, Niccol.; chronic, ICon.; from cold, after scarlet fever, IHell.; with coryza, worse stoop- ing, IIBry.; when coughing, lArs, IBry, ICarbo v., Con.; chiefly over left ear and occi- put, Anag.; extend to ears, root of nose and malar bone, with toothache, IRhus; comes from deep in, affecting left eye, following left supraorbital nerve, morning at 4, worse each succeeding morning (suppressed intermittent), I ISpig.; into eyes and root of nose, with catarrh, IKali e; out at eyes, ICale; out at left eye, ISpig.; in supraorbital neuralgia, IChel.; with heat, IKali e; with chilliness, ICale; with chill (intermittent), Diad.; fine through, INatr. in.; especially in forehead and temples, Jacea; especially in forehead, from slightest cold or mental disturbance, worse from touch, with hot, red face, IIPuls.; continuous in lower part of forehead, over eye, worse from motion, in house, better walking in open air, Sep.; from forehead to occiput, on stepping hard, IIBry.; worse in forehead only during day, chronic, IMere; worse in forehead, after paroxysm of cough (phthisis), 11 Stann.; flying, deep, commence like a blow, pass into long and painful stitch through whole head, often with loss of consciousness, IBell.; flying from within out, in sides, Asaf; in hemicrania, ISep.; worse in house, better in fresh air, Niccol.; as if knife were plunged in, I INuxm.; frequently returning, knifelike, in middle, Ammoniac.; in left side, Anac,Bor, Eup. pur.; in left side, above neck, towards temple and across forehead from right to left, Calc a.; in left side, from temple to occiput, into side of neck and auditory meatus, I IPuls.; must lie down, INatr. m., INitr. ac; after menses, Berb, ILye; to neck and chest, INatr. m.; like needles, Calad., ICham, ISep.; in neur- algia, I I Agar.; at night., Amm. e, ISul.; from hard palate to vertex, ICham.; worse in rest, better motion, I ICaps.; in right side, Gamb, Iodof; in right side, breast and thigh, simul- taneously, yEsc h.; frequently recurring in right side, during pregnancy, ISep.; to scapu- lae, I IPuls.; sharp, through, Merc. iod. flav.; sharp, with heat of scalp, Spong.; periodic shocks, Mur. ac; in side, Millet; in sides, after dinner, Bar. e; single, Paris; with sleepless- ness, Mane; disturbed sleep, INitr. ae; when stooping, Hep.; to teeth, ears and neck, IMere; wifh pulsation in temples, better by hard pressure, worse by movement, Cinch.; under scalp, Aeon.; disappear by touch, worse when lying on back or painful side, Cycl.; worse in warm bed, Thuya; in wrarm room, Bar. c. figg" cutting, lancinating, nail, pricking, stabbing, stinging. Headache, stomach : 8@f gastric. Headache, stool: after, Carb. s, llgn.; before, I lOxal.ae, IPuls.; better after. Agar., Lachn.; with black, llris; during, Ind, ILye, IPuls, ISul., ISil.jafter insufficient (abdominal pain), I Aloe; with large, difficult, IINux v.; caused by too small but frequent, with tenesmus, Con.; with ineffectual urging, Lil. tig. 8^* anus, constipation, diarrhcea. Headache, stooping: aggravates, yEsc. h, Arn, IIBell., Berb, ICale, Caulo, Como, Cornus, I IDros, IGlon, IHell, IHelon, llgn. Millet, Natr. a, INux m, Nux v, 11 Petrol, Ptel, IIPuls, ISep, ISil, ISpig, Sul, Zing.; worse in open air, IChel.; pressing pain worse, Ars. i, Berb, I ILach.; stitches, IBry, Niccol.; tearing, Con.; throbbing worse, lApis, IIBell., IGlon., Laur, INux v.; better by, Cina, Con., Mez.; as though contents would issue from forehead, IIBry. Headache, straining: especially in sinciput, chiefly in morning, worse in stooping, better in open air, Berb.; produced by muscular strain, ICale B^T" lifting. Headache, streaks: in two, from back to front, better thinking about it, Ars. h. 8*3T" linear, spots. 3. INNER HEAD. 139 Headache, strikes head against bedpost or wall: I IMillef. Headache, from study. 8©~ mental exertion, thinking. Headache, stunning: with cough, /Ethus.; with facial neuralgia, llris; after breakfast, llris; in morning, after eating, and in sun- shine, IINux v.; periodical, rests head on table, I Ars. ggjg* blow, concussive, stupe- fying, stupor, traumatic, unconscious. Headache, stupefying: Bapt, IDulc, Hydr. ac, ILaur, ILye, -IPhos.; with buzzing, IPuls, IRhus; as from coal gas, all morning, Zinc; compressing, mostly in forehead, with nausea in evening, worse when moving head and in room, better in open air, Mosch.; with con- gestion and pulsation, HPhos.; with coryza, from 4 to 8 p.m., IHell.; with coryza, itching and burning of scalp, general heat "of body, worse forenoon, ISabad.; dizzy, in short paroxysms, with blackness before eyes and general weak- ness, especially forenoon and evening, Zinc; by drinking, IINux v.; drowsy, Amyl.; dull, yEsc. h.; dull, with bloated eyes, Rheum; dull, in different parts, particularly above and behind ears, Calc. a.; by eating, Cina, IINux v.; worse in evening, smoking, better walking in open air, lAnt. c; in fever, IIBapt.; with heat (quotidian), llpec; involving forehead, I IMenyanth.; especially in forehead when walking in open air, ICina; first in forepart, later in back of head, with coryza, worse in open air, better by moving head and while stooping, Con.; sick headache, ISul.; in left half, in morning, Psor.; like from a load during night, better toward morning, lArs. h.; in mania, IBell.; in meningitis, IIAnt. t; with mental depression, ISep.; from mental labor, ICale, Cina, IINux v.; in morning, Arn., IINux v.; from 3 a.m. till afternoon, worse on rising, stooping, or exerting mind, better by closing eyes, ICale; after breakfast (neuralgia), llris; with nausea in throat, worse in evening, lAnt. c; down neck, weakness (cerebrospinal meningitis), ILye; at night, IVer.; worse in occiput, anasarca (after scarlet fever), IHell.; in outer head, Con.; pressive (puerperal fever), lAcon.; especially in fore- head, worse moving head, and while standing, IStaph.; pressing, especially affects both sides of forehead, in every position, Verbas.; press- ive (suppressed hemorrhoidal flow), ICale; worse from stooping, better in rest, in open air, IHell.; tensive, worse on left side, worse in afternoon and evening, worse sitting bent forward, worse after going to bed, better sit- ting up, Asaf. S^F" dull, stunning, stupor, unconscious. Headache, stupor: with, IHam., ILye; result- ing in, lasting twelve to thirty-six hours, could not rouse her (amenorrhcea), IHam.; after stupor, following convulsions (dysmenor- rhoea), ICollin. 8^° stupefying, unconscious. Headache, appearing suddenly: Val. ; and ceases suddenly, IIBell.; in evening, while conversing, Sinap.; with dimness of sight, or double vision, IGels.; with dim vision and light head, IChim. m.; in left side, Cain.; in right side, Ast. rub. 8®" increasing. Headache, with suicidal tendency, chronic, caused by suppression of foot sweat, IMere 8@~ life. Headache, sun: from heat of, IBell., Brom, ICale, ICoccul., I IGlon, llgn, HLach,IINatr. c, IStram, ISyph, Val.; in sun, with glimmer- ing of eyes (general breakdown after repeated attacks of pneumonia), ILach.; from riding through sand in hot sun, ICoccul.; worse in sun, 11 Sub; stupefying, INux v.; worse, walk- ing in sun, Hippom. Headache, sutures: coronal, Gamb.; heavy pain along coronal, extending backward and oc- cupying all of parietal portion at 10 a.m. until 4 p.m, Chrom. ae; pain along, HFluor. ae; as if torn open, IBell.; behind ears at 3 p.m., IFluor. ac. gSgg" bones, periosteal. Headache, swallowing difficult: IBell. 8@" throat. Headache, sweat: accompanied by, Ant. c, ICornus; better from,INatr. m.; from checked, I Ascl. s.; follows, in right side of head and face, with surging in forehead like waves of pain rolling up and beating against frontal bone, Sep.; with cold, IVer.; on head and body smelling like urine, Coloe; profuse, with diuresis, IIAcon.; worse from, Chin. s. 8gg°° fever, heat. Headache, sycotic : Thuya. Headache, sympathetic : from disturbances in ganglionic nervous system, INux v. 8®"" nervous. Headache, syphilitic: 11 Aur. met., IIKali iod, IIMerc, IMez, IINitr. ae, IPhyt, IStilling, ISul, I ISyph, I IThuya. BST" bones, periosteal, skull, sutures. Headache, talking: aversion to, Oxal. ae; better by, Eup. pert, ILac def; dread of saying the wrong thing, IMed.; induced by, IKreo.; caused by distant, Mur. ac; worse from, ICale, ICoccul, IDiad, ILac c, IINatr. m., ISil, ISul.; worse from loud talking unawares, INux m. gg&° music, noise. Also Chapter 6, Hearing sensitive. Headache, from tea: HSep., IThuya. Headache, tearing: Agnus, Ambra, Amm. c, Amm. m. Ant. t, Aph. eh, Bor., IBry, ICoc- cul, IColoe, IGuaiac, IKreo, ILye, Nitr. sp. d, 11 Rhod, ISul, Zinc; in afternoon and at night (typhoid), ILye; in anterior part, IKreo.; as if torn asunder, Cup. m, I I Nux v.; in sides, as if brain had gone to sleep, worse by contact, motion aftereating, lying or stooping, Con.; in bones, Aur. mur., ICale, IMere, Rhod., IStaph.; as if brain would be torn to pieces, IHyper.; deep in brain, better in open air, 11 Aur. met.; as if whole brain were torn and bruised, worse from motion, noise or light, ICoff; as if brain were torn or beaten to pieces, worse moving eyes or sitting up in bed, better from moderate exercise, IMur. ae; after tak- ing cold in a draught of air and becoming heat- ed, IKali e; clinching, ICale; contractive from forehead to neck, with chilliness, IIMerc; with cough, ICup. ac; cramplike, ICale; causing her to cry out, she must sit up, bends double, attacks every hour or half hour, IColoe; drawing in leftside, I ICaps., Zinc; from ear to ear (quartan ague), I ISep.; particularly in and behind right ear, from which there is a yellow watery discharge (after suppressed eruption of measles), I IPuls.; after eating, with heat in cheeks and chilly sensation over body, at least in bands, I INux 140 3. INNER HEAD. v.; after error in diet, ICham.; every evening, | 11 Puis.; externally, ICycl.; as if in bone above left eye, near root of nose and in other parts of bone, IMere e; in supraorbital neuralgia, IChel.; also in right eye, with dim vision ami sensation as if cold air were rushing through eye, Croc; in periosteum and bones of face, IIMerc; in fever, most in region of benevo- lence, I Elat; in intermittent, I Ars.; especially I occiput, Camph.; as if forehead would be torn asunder, Sib; especially left side of forehead, Camph.; in whole, especially right frontal region, morning till evening, after lying down, Zinc; with headache, ICale p.; worse in a warm bed, Thuya; with heaviness of head, worse about noon, ICham.; with heaviness and vertigo, dull sight, photophobia and fiery circles before eyes, IIPuls.; in hemicrania, ISep.; in whole head, now here now there, IBerb.; in integuments, Caust.; intermittent in those of rheumatic, gouty or nervous dia- thesis, IColoe; lambdoidal suture to temporal bone, Ferr.; in leftside, Ammoniac, Anacoc, I ISars, 11 Verbas.; worse evening and night (rheumatic ophthalmia), ICoccul.; in left side (conjunctivitis), 11 Sub; in left side, affecting eyes, appearing regularly at midnight, IChin. a.; in left side, eyeball to occiput, I IColch.; in left side,particularly in temples, in and around eye, ICham.; worse in left side (heart disease), 11 Aur. met; compelling one to lie down, INatr. m.; frequent, better lying down and by pressure (hysteria), ILye; after menses, Berb.; in morning, I INux v.; morning, soon after ris- ing, tearing, rooting up, worse motion, espe- cially walking in open air, when every step is attended with a violent jerk in head, but i especially worse lying down, better sitting still or walking about room a long time (chlo- rosis), I ISpig.; worse by motion and talking in evening, ICoccul.; worse on motion and when walking, better lying, ICinch.; with nausea, ICon.; around with nausea, rising from lying, better lying, Calc. s.; extending to neck and teeth, worse at night, HCinch.; extending to muscles of neck and throat, Anac; nightly, ICaust.; during night, better toward morning, Ars. h.; from occipital protuberance, upward and forward over both sides, ISil.; in parox- ysms, Niccol.; in pericranium, wandering pains, Colch.; in periosteum, worse at rest, in morning, during a thunderstorm, and wet, cold, stormy weather, better wrapping head up warmly, dry heat and exercise, Rhod.; in j periosteum, worse rest, damp, stormy, cold I weather, better wrapping head up warmly, dry heat and exercise, IRhus; in periosteum, j IStaph.; as if head would be torn to pieces, ILil. tig.; in pneumonia, I INux v.; better from j pressure, Camph.; worse from pressure and at night, ISil.; in right side, I ICarbo a, IPuls.; I in right side, after dinner,Zinc; in rightside, ! extending to eye, which she was obliged to press together, IMagn. m.; worse in right side (gonorrhoea), IMere; on right side, trans- versely across nose, extending into malar bone, teeth and across eye, worse morning and evening, Thuya; terrible, as if she would lose her reason, ILil. tig.; frequently recurring, pains in right side during pregnancy, ISep.; in right side (traumatic inflammation), ICon.; ' worse in rigbt side and forehead, IBell.; worse on rising, better lying down, ILye; as with a saw, ISul.; at times extending to scapulae, I IPuls.; semilateral, down to teeth and neck, with stitches in ears, IMere; periodic shocks, Mur. ac; onesided, ICham, ICie; in half of eyeball to occiput, Colch.; in side of to neck, ILye; onesided, with stitches through eyes and in cheek bones, ISil.;on small spots, particular- ly in occiput, IColch.; better sitting quietly in warm room, Carbo v.; sticking, Zinc; along sutures, ICale p.; swimming, as in seasickness, IGels.; to teeth and neck, with stitches in ears, IMere; principally in temporal bones, worse pressure, touch, better open air, lArg. met.; with toothache, Ailant, 11 Sib; in change of temperature, I ISep.; in vaginismus, I ISil.; after vexation, ICham.; worse vomiting, ILachn.; drives him from bed,obliges him to walk about, worse lying down, Thuya; from warmth, worse in cold and getting up in morning, IStram.; during hard labor, Anac. 8®" lacerating, neuralgic, rending. Headache, teeth: with toothache, Ailant, IKali c, IILach., Plant, Sib, Ver.; from cari- ous tooth, IHekla; for six months after having tooth drawn, llgn.; with grinding when asleep ILac def; in same side as grumbling tooth- ache, ISang.; extends into teeth, Lyss.; from derangment of dental nerves, IHekla. Headache, temperature : caused or aggravated by change of, I Ran. b. 8^* air, cold, heat, room, warmth, weather. Headache, tensive: Agar., Bapt, IBry, Caust, Cornus, IKali iod., Lyss, IIMerc, IMere per, IPlat, Ran. se, Sil, ISul.; in open air, better indoors, Mang.; over brain, IPuls.; during cough, ILach.; cause cramplike,of brain, worse from pressure of hat and overheating, ICar- bo v.; as if she would go crazy, Med.; dull, bound, giddy sensation (otitis media), IGels.; externally and internally, worse evening and from cold, better in warmth, especially heat of sun, Stront; extending to eyes, with nausea, IINitr. ac; worse when being put in erect posi- tion, IMur. ae; as if forehead would burst, INatr. c; with heat in forehead, before verti- go, IINux v, with heat,IMerc. per.; in integu- ments,particularly sides and behind ears,worse from draught and cold air, better in warm bed and damp weather, Caust.; in left side as far back as parietal eminence, and to middle of crown, Med.; especially on side on which one lies, Phos. ae; when moving, as if filled with w7ater, with dizziness, Samb.; awakens at night, Berb.; right side in occiput, IChel.; in right side, Calc; in sides extending to occiput and nape of neck (catarrh of bladder), ICin- nab.; with sweat on scalp, Lact. ac.; over left parietal bone, Card. m. flg^band, constrictive.contractive, press- ing, viselike. Headache, terrible : I ICrotal. B^T" intolerable, racking, tornado. Headache, thinking : caused by, Arg. nit., Ars. m., ICoff, Lyss., Sabad.; better thinking about it, Ars. h., iCie; disappear when fixing attention on it, Pallad.; better when mentally occupied, I IMere iod. flav.; almost deprived of power, ICimex; inability to stop, 11 Calab.; worse by thinking, I Arg. nit, ICale, ICale p, Eryng, IParis, Sinap., ISpig. gggf mental exertion. 3. INNER HEAD. 141 Headache, with thirst: yEthus,Camph, IStram, ITereb, IVer. g&g° drinking. Headache, throat: as if ball were rising into brain, IPlumb.; dryness, Coca, Stram.; sore, IBell, ILach, Lyss.; with follicular tonsil- litis, Merc, cy.; uvula elongated, ILac e Headache, throbbing (beating, pulsating): I lAgar, yEthus, Amyb, lAnae, IIBell.,Bry, Cann. i., HCham, IChel, dotal, Eup. perf, Form., IIGlon, Ign, Indig, ILach, Lith, INatr. m., Natr. s, I INitr. ac, IPuls, Rheum, Sep, I ISpig,ISul,Variol.;asofanabscess, with confusion, worse by cold air, particularly in morning or on right side only, Bov.; distress- ing aching, Ham.; with every throb of arter- ies, Ign.; arteries felt as if dissected out and on exhibition, Glon.; when ascending or walking, Ast. r.; begins on awaking, Aur. met; on awaking, with dread or fear that he would be very ill (bilious remittent), I IPod.; with pain in back, before menses, ILach.; on going to bed, on right side and upper part of forehead, also at back part on left side at junction of head and neck, Ferr. iod.; driving out of bed, Calc. a.; after loss of blood, HCinch.; in arteries of brain, IRuls.; in climacteric years, I Agar.; after catching cold, I IOp.; concussive, Calc; congestive, after ex- cessive use of liquor, IGuarana; after cough- ing, llpec, ILye; on whole cranium, ITereb.; commencing at crown as if internal and ex- ternal, Sib; with debility, Seneg.; not confined to one locality (diphtheria), I IHydras.; dull, worse from study or movement of eyes, better from rest, open air and binding head tightly, IPic. ac; dull, continues all evening and so severe on retiring that she felt sick all over, Vib.; in evening, Zinc; worse in evening, with sharp, piercing pain above right eye on looking down, INatr. m.; with sense of ex- pansion, IGlon.; particularly over eyes, Bell.; descends into cheeks,thence into neck in shape of tearing, -Spong.; with red face,IKalm.; with faintingfits (typhus),IStram.;withfever,Cann. s.; jumping, in intermittent, llpec; with heat, Cann. s.; during heat, Ign.; during chill and heat, lEup. perf.; in typhoid fever, IBell.; extending from front to back, Cornus; chiefly in forehead, I IPetrol.; mostly in forehead, with nausea and vomiting, worse in morning and when moving, better lying with head high, better by sweat, INatr. m.; in front of left side, better on stopping reading, worse on writing steadily, Meph.; from forehead to oc- ciput, left side, Eupat. pert; with giddiness, cannot walk, See; like a hammer,after fever, with vomiting of bile, Curar.; from heart (valvular insufficiency), ILith.; heavy from heart, ICact.; with heaviness and vertigo, dull sight, photophobia and fiery circles before eyes, 11 Phos.; worse in house, better in fresh air.Niccob; during inspiration,ICarbo v.; in left side, Calc a, Eup. pur.; in left side extending in- to eye, Croc.; in evening, ICoccul.; in a small spot left side, Bov.; lying, worse about ear on which she is lying, Spong.; in measles, lEuph.; in chronic meningitis, I ISep.; after menses, worse open air, ICarbo a.: with amenorrhcea, IIPuls.; during menses, ILach.; during menses, worse after, Calc. p.; with sup- pression of menses, IIPuls.; after severe men- tal effort, worse at base of brain, often with i congestion of spine, increase of sexual excite- ment and violent erections, IPic. ac.; in morn- ing, Kob, INux v, ISul.; morning when rising I Asar.; from motion, I Apis, IBry, ICoccul, IIGlon, ILye, INatr. m.; both sides, worse by quick motion, ICale p.; at night, ISul.; in syphilitic iritis from abuse of mercury, IIAsaf; commences at nape of neck, ICarbo v.; extend- ing to neck and teeth, worse at night, ICinch.; from occiput to front, as if it would crowd everything out at forehead, IGlon.; alternate pallor and flushes, Camph.; recurring like a slow pulsation, Jamb.; pressing, worse in fore- head (menorrhagia), IFerr. s.; pressive, with enlargement of cutaneous veins of head and face, IGlon.; pressing, with heat, IDros.; bet- ter from external pressure, I IPuls.; in outer parts, with stitches in temples, better by ex- ternal pressure and by walking, worse sitting and standing, IGuaiac; raging, Led.; when raising head, Squilla; in right side, HCact, Merc. iod. rub.; intermittent, in a small spot beneath scalp, Plant.; in sides, IGraph.; con- fined to small spots, principally left supra- orbital ridge, IINux m.; as of pulse, with slight sticking, IFerr.; worse stooping, I Apis, IBell, IGlon, Laur, I INux v.; with syncope, IGlon.; worse by talking, ICoccul.; especially in temples, could count beats, Glon.; most in temples, better by coffee, ICornus; in temporal arteries, with bitter vomiting, ISang.; worse in left temple, (glaucoma), HPhos.; mostly in right temple, worse by motion, noise, better at rest, lying with head high, Spig.; worse in right temple and above right eye, Lyss.; thumping in side, above right ear, lEup. perf; transitory, sudden throbs, left side, Brach.; in vaginis- mus, 11 Sib; especially in vertex, IHyper.; with heat, worse on vertex and right side, precedes a cold in head, with stiff neck, IILach.; with vertigo, Bell, Hod, INitr. ac; with vertigo and flushes of heat to face and head, IGlon.; with vertigo and heaviness, worse standing, Rheum ; visible and audible, IBell.; with vomiting of bile and mucus, IPuls.; worse from warm food, sun and warm room, I ISul.; better washing in cold water, Ind.; prevents writing, Mane 8@r* hammering. Headache, worse during a thunderstorm: Rhod. 8^° weather. Headache, tight feeling : 8®" tensive. Headache, tingling: Cadm. s.; worse becoming cold, after eating, better bending head forward and heat, Hyose; dull, I IPhos. ae; especially in occiput, IRhus ; when speaking loud, Zinc; with stupefaction, better in motion, IRhus; mostly on temples and behind ears, followed by swelling and eruption, IPuls.; precedes unconsciousness with heavy sleep, Sec; while walking, Verbas. SisT" numb. Headache from tobacco; smoking, lAnt. c, Calad, Calc,IGels,IIgn., Natr.a, Paris ; from smelling tobacco smoke, llgn. ; better smok- ing and going into open air, Diad.; better while smoking after tea, Carbol. ac. ; from abuse of snuff, llgn. Headache, as of a tornado in head : Carbo a, 8®" intolerable, racking, terrible. Headache, touch: pains cease or change from, Asaf; worse from, lArg. met, IBell, Con, 142 3. INNER HEAD. .llgn, 7rKali e, IKalm, IIMerc sol, IIMez, • 11 Plat, ISil, Tarant. 8^** pressure, sensitive, wrapping. Headache, traumatic: after mechanical in- juries, lArn., ICalend, IHyper, INatr. s. 8^" blow, concussive, stunning, stupefy- ing, stupor, unconscious. Headache, trembling: knees and legs, IGlon. Headache, twinging: Plant.; in rightside, Zinc Headache, twitching: darting, IGels.; on mov- ing head or ascending steps (intermittent), INatr. m.; shooting (neuralgia), IKalm. Headache, ulcerative pain : in scalp, with loss of hair (megrim), IFerr.; suppurative, on one side, Zinc. Headache, unbearable : 8®° intolerable. Headache, unconsciousness: IGlon, INux v., ISil.; before loss of consciousness, llgn, INatr. m.; in meningitis, IVer.; comes on at noon, since cessation of menses, eight years ago, INaja; with vertigo, as if he would fall, worse morning on rising, ISpig.; almost de- prives of senses, 11 Thuya; morning in bed, better after rising, Rhod. 8®° stupefying, stupor. Headache, worse uncovering : Benz. ac. 8@* wrapping. Headache, pain makes uneasy : IBell, Lyss. 8®* restless. Headache, with urinary affections: Berb. Headache, urination: copious, Ascl. s, IVer.; better from profuse, IGels, IKalm., Sib; co- pious, watery, during pains, Coloe ; copious, limpid, llgn, llris; frequent, IBell., ICup. m, IVer.; increased secretion, Aeon, Bov, IGlon.; scanty, Ascl. s.; scanty, fetid, between paroxysms, Coloe;suppressed, Calc. Headache, with urticaria: I Cop. Headache, uterine: with uterine complaints, ICale p., ICaulo, IHelon, IHydras, ILil. tig, IINatr. m, HSep.; hysterical, IPlat, IPuls., HSep.; hemorrhage, IBell., IBry, ICinch, IFerr., IIGlon., llpec; retroversion, ILil. tig.; stitching or cutting, IMelil. 8@f menstrual, pregnancy. Headache, after vaccination: HSil. Headache, in variola. ggg° smallpox. Headache, vertigo: accompanied by, yEthus, Ailant, HApis, Ascl. s, IIBell, HCale, ICale p, Camph, ICast. eq. Castor, ICaust, Cham, Chlorof, ICinnab, ICoccul, Crotal, ICup. m, IGlon, Hippom, Hydr. ac, Indig, Kali m, IKalm., ILach, Lil. tig, ILobel. i, IMere, INatr. s, INux m, IINux v, 11 Phos, IPsor, ISang, HSil, ITabae, IVer. v.; afterheadache, vertigo, IMere per.; after headache, giddiness while standing, Merc, sub; in alcoholism, IKali br.; in climaxis, ICycl.; headache fol- lows vertigo, Calc, Plat.; better in evening and open air, Indig.; while fixing sight on any object, Tarant.; long continued, ISang.; in morning, IZinc; after sleepless night, IKali e; folio wed. by spasmodic vomiting, ISang.; worse walking and looking upward, lyEthus. Headache, viselike: yEthus, IPuls.; as if it would burst, ICact.; from ear to ear, over vertex, IINitr. ae; with nausea, worse in open air, from sleeping, eating and drinking, worse in room, I IMere; with weight in vertex, Alum.; with vertigo and heaviness of head on raising . it from pillow, I IPuls. g^~ band, constric- tive, contractive, pressing, pinching, squeezing, tensive. Headache, vomiting ; Ant. t, Bar. m, IBell, ICale, Crotal, I IMed, INatr. m., INatr. s, Stram., 11 Xan.; after vomiting, Ascl. s.; better after, IGlon, 11 Mane; better after mucus and bile, ICale; on awaking, Form.; of bile, llpec, INatr.s.; frequent, of a little bilious fluid,IBry.; followed by aching in sacrum and down legs to feet, Med.; during vomiting, ISang.; getting worse gradually, INux v.; with vomiting, hawking up of milk-white mucus, I IKali m.; in morning, Caust.; of green mucus, IVer.; nausea, and pain in stomach, Cornus; of transparent phlegm, INatr. m.; precedes, llris; sweetish, llris; and violent pain in umbilical region, IPlumb. Headache, walking : after a walk, Sabad.; on walking, with heat in head, disinclination to rise or move about, IPhos.; in open air, espe- pecially in cold wind, IMur. ae; walks back- ward until he conies in contact with wall,bed, or table, takes hold of furniture and pulls himself forward with difficulty, ILach.; bet- ter walking, ICycl, IGuaiac, IHyose, IMur. ac; w^orse walking, Atrop, ICaps., ICinch, Ptel, I IZinc; worse walking in open air, ICale; from walking fast, Iod.; worse walking, stooping or shaking head, Cornus; every step painful, ISul.; with whizzing in head, I INux v. Bg^° air, dancing, motion. Headache, knocks head against wall: IGlon. Headache, wandering pains: Calc, ISang.; tearing in one-half of head, Colch. g^" flying, locality, metastasis. Headache, warmth: 8®° heat, sun. Headache, water: as if head were full of boil- ing, and wdien moving head, as if brain struck skull, Rob.; continuous, worse periodically, with sensation as if cold water were poured on head, ICup. m.; as if a large quantity of cold water were poured on head and body, better on pressure and rubbing head against pillow, Tarant.; after bathing or swimming, IIAnt. c; better by warm footbath, Ascl. t; from washing, ICanth.; from water, washing, or getting wet in cold weather, INux m.; after washing with cold water, Form.; after wash- ing with cold water when face was sweating, llBry.; better after washing head, Ant t; bet- ter from cold water applications, Aloe, Cycl.; better from holding cold water in mouth, ICinch.; better from cold washing, ICale p, ISpig, Zinc; worse from cold water, IMen- anth, even causing spasms, Glon.; cannot ear to hear running water, ILyss.; as if wrapped up, in warm water, Cepa; after get- ting wet, Led. 8®° weather. Headache, watching: 8®*" sleep. Headache, waves: as if beating from side, worse by lying down, blood rushes in bubbles and swashes, but is not hot, Dig, Headache, weakness: accompanied by, 11 Ant. c, I Ars, Cact, Calc. a, Carbo v., HCinch, IMere, IPic. ac, IVer.; caused by debility, llndig, ISul.; after, lAtrop. s, IGrat, IILyc. 8@* -weariness. Headache weariness: Bov,Diad.,Lyss. ; pain- ful (neuralgia), ILach. 8®" weakness. Headache, weather: from change, INux m.; worse in change, ICale p.; chronic, worse and brought on by change, even in middle 3. INNER HEAD. 143 of night she is awakened by pain, and knows there has been a change, I IPsor.; worse in cold, 11 Sib; in cold, raw, wet, IIBry.; on damp rainy days, IIGlon.; better in damp, Caust.; worse in damp, Glon, INatr. s, IRhus; worse in damp, cold (rheumatic), IIDulc, Nux m, ISul.; worse in damp, better in moderately warm, Polyg.; from dry, cold, ISpong.; better in dry, ICale; after exposure (influenza), I IRhus; worse in stormy, Nux v.; worse in warm, I IThuya; begins with warm, lasts all summer, worse or better with sun, IGlon.; worse in wet, ICale ; worse in stormy, wet, Brom, Rhod.; worse in windy, IPhos. 8@- air, cold, heat, sun, water. Headache, weeping: Bry, ICoff, Lyss, IPuls. Headache, -weight: INatr. m.; pressing upon top of brain, ISul.; desire to lie down, IBry. 8^" heaviness, pressing. Headache, from getting wet : 8^" water, ■weather. Headache, -window : attempted to spring from (chlorosis), IGlon. Headache, -worms: ICale, ICina, ISul.; as- carides, IFerr. mur. Headache, wrapping up: better, IBell., IBry, ICup. ac, IMagn. m, Nux v, IPhos, IPic. ac, Rhod, HSil, Stront; better bandaging tightly," I Arg. nit, ICale, IMagn. m.; worse from, Gels. 86^" air, cold, heat, pressure, touch. Headache, writing: aggravates, Act. rac, Ars. m., Bor., ICale, Diad, Glon, Ign, Lyss, Meph.; causes it to reappear, IFerr. 8€^° eyes, mental exertion, reading. Headache, with yawning: ICepa, IGlon.; and weakness, ICinch.; passes off with, IStaph. 8®** sleep. Headache, in zymotic or septic diseases: ICro- tal, ILach. HEMICRANIA (megrim, migraine, semilat- eral headache): LEthus., Agnus, 11 Ant. c, lApis, lArg. nit, lArn., lArs, Arum, m., Aur. met, I Asar, IBar. c. Bell, IBry., ICale, f Cann. i., ICaps, HCham, IChen. a, IChin. a, ICoca, Coff. t, ICornus, lEup. pert, IFerr, IGels, IGuaiac, IGuarana, IGraph, llndig., IKali bi, IKreo, ILach., ILac def, Millet, I IPetrol,IPhos, I IRhus, IRob, HSil.,Sinap, ISyph, Tarant, Ustil., IVer., IZing. Hemicrania, alternates with: colic or liver com- plaint, I Ars. Hemicrania, as if beaten : ISil. Hemicrania, with belching : in convalescence from yellow fever, ICale Hemicrania, as if brain would burst and fall out of head : IPuls. Hemicrania, gradually increasing, as if head had been bruised and as if a load were pressing down on it, worse by moving head towards affected side: Con. Hemicrania, from excessive use of coffee: Nux v. Hemicrania, after catching cold: ISep. Hemicrania, with coldness all over: llgn. Hemicrania, especially in region of combative- ness (indigestion): lElat Hemicrania, as from congestion or pressure, better sitting erect: ICie Hemicrania, deepseated : Arund. Hemicrania, drawing: HCham.; as from a draught of air, Valer.; in half of eyeball to occi- put, Colch.; tensive, from neck to eyes, ILach.; into shoulders, and onesided convulsive throwing about and rotation of arm of same side (tapeworm), I ISabad. Hemicrania, after eating ; Arn.; worse after dinner, IZinc; with empty eructations or in- clination to vomit, ICale Hemicrania, eyes: affects eye, eyebrow, or side of head, with general chilliness, llgn.; supra- orbital region, during cold, rainy weather, throbbing or tearing, stitching, with redness and lachrymation of eye of affected side, ISpig.; just above eyebrows, with sickness of stomach, IPhyt.; as if eyes would be forced out, worse right, with menses, I ISang.; dim ' or double vision preceded by great sensibility to noise, IGels. Hemicrania, face : flushed, throbbing temples, eyes injected, photophobia, congested brain, IKali br.; neuralgia, 11 Puis.; turgescent, mostly evening and morning, with frequent yawning and watery urine, IPhos. Hemicrania, forehead: pains extending par- ticularly toward, and leftside, with nausea and vomiting, attacks come towards evening, Coloe; in forepart, Coccion. j Hemicrania, hysterical : llgn, ISticta, ISep, IPlat. I Hemicrania, intermittent: in those of rheum- atic, gouty or nervous diathesis, IColoe ; with- out premonitory symptoms, ICoff. t. Hemicrania, left side : yEsc. h., • Amyl., 11 Apis, lArg. nit. Arum d., Asaf, Ascl. s., Brom, ICale, ICamph, ICarbo a, IChel, Chin, s, Clem., IFerr., IHydras, Hod, Lyss, Pallad, Sang., Sec, ISul, I IVer, Vib, Xan.; more in bones, Clem.; as if cut off at septum and middle forehead (prosopalgia), IChel.; with dulness, Ascl. s.; as of an electric current, Ailant.; ex- tending to ear, eye and nose, Ars. m.; violent in evening, 11 Chin, s, Ind. ; better in even- ing, in open air, worse shaking head, Sep.; extending to eyes (intermitting), Asaf.; af- fecting eye and neck, ICinch.; through eye into back of head, with nausea, IPhos.; in episcleritis, I ITereb.; worse over eye (mer- curio-syphilitic affections), Aur. mur. nat; earlier every day, IForm.; from fright, IChin. a.; in hypochondriasis, I Arg. nit.; cannot lean on left side, lArs.; wants to lie down, Chlor.; worse by light or noise, Ziz.; each morning, burning and pulsating, ICinch.; in morning (hypochondriasis), lArg. nit.; worse from motion, noise, talking, better evening (chlorosis), ICale; worse at night, IKali bi.; in puerperal eclampsia, 11 Coccul.; sickening, worse from pressure or movement, Sib; sting- ing from within, with nausea, vomiting and contraction of pupils, worse indoors and walk- ing fast, better open air and lying on painful side, ISep.; tearing, Tell, ILach.; passing up through vertex, Ferr. iod.; with vomiting, IGlon.; vomiting during menses, worse at noon, lasting till evening, I Amyl.; worse walk- ing in open air, Alum.; with whimpering, Chel. Hemicrania, menses; during, HSep.; when menses should have appeared,with severe pain in left side of forehead which became throb- bing, particularly when working, and caused tears to flow, IKali e; with suppression, 11 Puis. Hemicrania, from mental exertion : in persons who do not use coffee, ICoff; worse by mental and bodily excercise, IChin. a. 144 3. INNER HEAD. Hemicrania, morning: comes on, shortly after awaking and increases little by little, ICoff. t; lasts till 5 p.m., worse after 3, better walk- ing rapidly in open air, paroxysms every week, 11 Rhus; early in bed, with inclination to vomit, I IGraph. Hemicrania,motion: imagines he gets relief from moving head and limbs to and fro, lArs. Hemicrania, as from pressing a nail into head : Nux v.; worse in open air, HCoff. Hemicrania, with nausea: Con, IKali e; and vomiting, llpec, IIPuls. Hemicrania, along course of a few nerves ; IKali bi. Hemicrania, extends into bones of nose and or- bits: IBell. Hemicrania, as if there were painful nodes, with pulsating, pressing, boring and burning in one or the other temple, radiating to forehead, eyes and vertex: IPhos. Hemicrania, affected side pale : lAmyl. Hemicrania, excessive in paroxysms : Ars. Hemicrania, periodical: in amenorrhcea, IIGraph.; on small spots that could be cover- ed with point of finger, Kali bi.; in pityriasis versicolor, IMez. Hemicrania, pressing: I I Ver.; from pressure always day after a party, where she usually wore a heavy diadem, 1101. an. Hemicrania, rheumatic : with children, ICale Hemicrania, right side : Ars. h, I Aurant, Cann. i, I ICean, ICist, Euph, Iber., llris, ILachn, IMere iod. flav, IMez, IINitr. ac, 11 Oxal. ac, HPie ac, IIPuls, IISul, Ziz.; on boun- dary of brain, burning or cooling sensation, and pressure as from finger tips, Pallad.; in "cautiousness," a fluttering pain between a stinging and pressing, disappears when touch- ing or fixing mind upon it, Pallad.; after ex- posure to cold, with numbness or succeeded by numbness, IKalm.; with diarrhoea, Ind.; deep, as if a heavy board were lying there, Jamb.; with roaring in ears, IChen. a.; back of orbit, severe (after pains), lAct. rac; with profuse lachrymation, I IStram.; in myopia, I Arg. nit.; after using eyes (hy- peraemia of retina), IIPuls.; with dimness or loss of vision, iChen. a.; in intermittent, ICarbo v, I IPuls.; extends over jaw and to top of head, comes on evening, lasts all night, bettertowards evening, I ISul.; unable to lie on that side, IMere sob; lancinations from foramen infraorbitale to occiput and man- dibula I IZinc; in lower part, worse walk- ing, Card, in.; worse morning and even- ing, ISep.; to neck and shoulders, with ten- sion in muscles, ILach.; by nosebleed, Bufo.; oppressive down side of neck, worse during menses, ILach.; in ovarian tumor, lApis; periodical, I ICact.; at intervals of from one to five weeks, Chen.; worse in rest, better constant motion, with nausea, vomiting and low spirits, llris v.; tearing, Bry.; above temple, severe, yEsc h.; extending into throat, near larynx, toward evening, Ars. h.; throb- bing, extends down side of neck, worse during menses, ILach.; after vertigo, HPhos.; comes on at 10 a.m., with vertigo and dull, heavy pains, glimmering before eyes, fainting and sinking at epigastrium, slight fever and thirst, better in open air and during sweat, INatr. m. Hemicrania, as if screwed in: better in open air, IIKali iod. Hemicrania, sides: changing, 11 Lac e; ceases on one side, continues more violent on other, INatr. in.; now in one, then in other side of head, worse opening eyes wide, Cochl.; either right or left side, Colch.; from left to right, INux m.; from right to left, Inul.; in right side, creeps around to left until it goes around head (cephalalgia), ILach.; right in morning, left in evening, Bov. Hemicrania, in small spots : IKali bi. Hemicrania, stinging: IZinc. Hemicrania, stitching: Amm. m, Canth.; com- mencing early in morning and increasing in severity until patient becomes unconscious or half delirious, INux v.; generally in one temple or in back part, with vertigo, ringing in ears and vanishing of sight, IPuls. Hemicrania, stupefying: I Anac. Hemicrania, sycotic: worse soon after mid- night, IThuya. Hemicrania, with taenia: ISabad. Hemicrania, tearing: IGraph, IZinc; espe- cially in bones and left jaw, ICoccul.; worse over eye and in bulbus, IKalm.; must lie down, ICon. Hemicrania, throbbing: Ver. Hemicrania, trigeminus affected : Coloe Hemicrania, with vertigo: ILach.;j>ale face, general stiffness and pain in left side of ab- domen, ILach. Hemicrania, vomiting: of mucus with violent attacks, ICoff; better after mucus or bile, ICale; sour and eructations, INatr. m. Hemicrania, when walking: in open air, worse talking and reflecting, Ign.; shattered or con- cussed feeling at every step, ILye Hemicrania from excessive use of wine : IGlon. Hemicrania, -working early in morning brings on an attack: I Arn. Big^ Headache, nervous, neuralgic, sick. MASTOID PROCESS, tearing pain in ab- scess over right: Ang. Mastoid process, when pressed feels as after bruise or blow: ICina, IRuta. Mastoid process, caries: I ICaps., INitr.ac, HSil. Mastoid process, numb : as if head were screwed together, IPlat. Mastoid process, pain in region of right, Bapt. Mastoid process, periostitis : ICarbo a, IMere, I ISil. Mastoid process, stitches : in left, Agar.; dull, below, ICina; dull, in right, Cham.; sudden, in right, Tereb. Mastoid process, swelling: painful by contact, ICaps. Mastoid process, tearing: in right, as if bone would be torn out, ICanth. MASTOID REGION, painful: dull, drag- ging, IGels.; in left, on awaking at 7 a.m., Tromb.; severe pain in right, .Esc h. OCCIPUT, aching : lAct rac, .Esc. h. Arum d., Lyss., Med.,ISars., Sib; as far down as dor- sal region, worse sitting up, walking or shaking head, IKali br.; as if a band were tightly tied around forehead, with confusion of head, ISul.; in afternoon, Iod.; as if bruised, IINux v.; burning, from left side down neck, I ILyss.; dull, I ITJrt. ur.; dull, occasionally extending into os frontis, IGels.; dull, with fever in af- ternoon, Tromb.; after eating (stomacace), IKali bi.; to eyeball, mostly right, Sib; to forehead, worse stooping, yEsc h.; dull, 3. INNER HEAD. 145 heavy, Cup. ars.; dull, heavy, to nape of neck, walking, Amyl.; and in integuments, precedes nervous headache, pains commence at 4 p.m., culminate about midnight in delir- ium, cease at daylight, I ISyph.; indoors, worse in afternoon and evening, I Act. rac; only during motion, with morning headache, IKalic;worse by motion,Chloral.; toward nape of neck, better in open air, IKali e; worse at night,and better toward morning (cephalalgia periostitica), IMez.; persistent, with flying pain in muscles, worse on movement,Lyc vir.; pressive, from a current of air blowing, Anag.; in protuberances, ICale p, IRhus, Uran. n.; in one side, corresponding to eye which is worse (sclero-choroiditis ant.), I I Sib; stupefy- ing, ascending from nape, IDulc; when sitting in a warm room, with pressure in eyes, Seneg. g^° bruised, dull pain, headache, pain (undefined), soreness. Occiput, beaten: as if scalp had been beaten, I ISul.; worse morning, when lying, from heat, sitting, rest, better from motion and cooling head, Euphor. 8@T* blow, bruised, soreness. Occiput, bewildered: Xan. Occiput, blow: as from meningitis, I ICrotal, IHell.; spreads to front, with severe neuralgic pain in left eye, lasted all night, Med. Occiput, bone as if dead: Caust. Occiput, boring : Zinc; in bone, IMez.; in a small spot in right,.Stront. Occiput, bothered feeling: IHyper. Occiput, seems fastened to pillow, and broken off from rest of'skull (liver complaint), IChel. Occiput, bruised pain: IINux v. Zinc; dull, in diphtheria, IIBapt.; worse on stooping, IHell. 8§T* beaten, blow, soreness. Occiput, burning: /Esc h, I Apis, Aur. mur, Lyss., HPhos., ISpong.; dull, coming in fore- noon (brain affection), IGels.; in left protub- erance, down neck, along shoulder blade, producing orthopncea, IChin. a.; on outer muscles, Carbo v. gg&° heat. Occiput, burrowing : wrorse from motion, loud noise, speaking loudly, opening mouth, better lying down, Spig. 8^° gnawing. Occiput, bursting: as if pressed asunder, ILach, Zinc; to top of head, thinks head will burst, and that she will go crazy (megrim), HCale; driving asunder, worse by stepping into open air, in morning, and on stooping, better sit- ting and walking, with it tardy stool, dis- turbed sleep; with many dreams (sequel to varicella), I INux in. Occiput,circumscribed pain : worse on shaking head, IPetrol. Occiput, chilliness: Dulc; down to back, 1101. jee; rising from nape, worse moving, better during rest, I Chel.; down spine (disturbance of heart), ILil. tig.; crawls, ICale p. Occiput, clicking noise : on walking, especially in evening, when tired, ICon. Occiput, coldness: ICale p.; pain like that pro- duced by holding a piece of ice for a short time on protuberances, I IPod. Occiput, confusion: Amb.; and drawing, IBry.; with peculiar sensation in cervical muscles, Kali m.; behind ears, Cepa. agr* dulness, heaviness. Occiput, congestion: IIVer. v.; on entering room, 01. an.: as from, on awaking, ISul.; to eyes,IGlon.; like a pressure, as if he would lose his reason, IGlon. Sgfconstrictive, pressing, screwed. Occiput, constricted: pain as if, to nape of neck, IIGraph.; in skin, left, ICinch. ggg** contractive, pressing, sere-wed. Occiput, contractive pain : to side of head, as if screwed in, Amm. m. Occiput, cracking : painful, ISep Occiput, crawling: as of insects, I IThuya, Zinc; beneath skin, Brom. Occiput, crazy feeling: seems to run up, feels as if whole head would be torn to pieces, ILil. tig. Occiput, creeping : ICale p.; as if hairs were in motion, Carbo v. Occiput, crepitation: followed by warmth, rising through nape into head, worse early rising and at noon, after eating, better lying down, ICale Occiput, cutting : forward from, ICaps.; sharp, IGlon.; veins on temples distended, ICale; as if cutting off head, Calab. Occiput, darting : Ailant.; to eyes, with nausea (nervous headache), I ISars.; to forehead (pa- renchymatous metritis), I ILac e; to forehead, with vertigo, I IOp. g^~ jerking, lancinating, stitches. Occiput, digging : motion in left hemisphere to frontal protuberance, lArg. nit. Occiput, distress: painful, lyEthus, lEup.perf. Occiput, dragging: pain in right side, making him feel quite stupid, Diose; dull, Eryng, Gels.; indescribable, heavy, I IZinc. Occiput, drawing: lArg. met, HArn, IChel, Guaiae, IHyper, IINux v.; in aponeurotic covering, better bending head back, Cact.;asif chilly, IINux v.; after dinner, Agar.; into >head, Calad.; with confusion before sleep, Bry.; indefinite, Coccus; in influenza, HChel.; in leftside, ICarbo v., Zinc; to forehead, ICinch.; from left side to forehead, IChel.; into neck, confusion before sleep, IBry.; neuralgic, ILye; to nose, Cornus; in right side, Spig.; around lateral protuberances, ICale p.; in right side, Alum.; commences in right, extends to right temporal bone, tight, gradually increases in in- tensity, like drawing a rope on a windlass as tight as you can get, gradually subsides, I ISang.; and tension in right side as if head would be drawn back, IINatr. e; upward in rays, locating over right or left eye, with vomiting of bilious matter, I ISang.; in scalp Card.m. 8^*dragging, neuralgic, tearing, tension. Occiput, dreamy headache toward morning : Pallad. Occiput, dulness : Amb., Bapt, Carbo a. Zinc; worse in evening, ICepa, Pallad.; like lead, with vertigo (typhoid), ILach.; toward night, IFluor. ae; with pressure, Fluor, ae; with ver- tigo, worse lying down, often only position in bed is on face, ICoca; in waves, Chen. v. g^° confused, heaviness. Occiput, dull pain: Amyl, HCarbov, ICrotal.; in left,, Calab, Lyss, Rumex, Stram, Stront.; in angina, IMere; as if brain would become enlarged or distended, Coccion.; at first dull, gradually concentrating, ILach.; bruised feel- ing, yEsc h.; lasting all day, Ast. r.; for half an hour, came suddenly after breakfast and went suddenly, Ast. r.; toward evening, Millet; 10 146 3. INNER HEAD. continuous, with shooting in eyeballs, Gnaph- ab; due to astigmatism, returning in spite of glasses, I IPic. ae; worse on shaking head, Apis; in premature labor, I I Sec.; in hepatic disorder, 11 Sib; better from hot applications, I IGels.; in morning, lying on back, All. sat; dull, worse moving about and lying down, slightly better going into open air, Chloral.; and shooting down back of neck, I Act. rac; extending down muscles of neck, Ziz.; also at night, Anag.; as from pressure in morning, IINatr. c; in right, yEsc h.; into shoulders and back, Diose; down spine, worse from slightest attempt at using mind, Pie ac; in posterior spinal sclerosis, I IPic. ac; in prolap- sus uteri, I I yEsc h.; extends to vertex and forehead (migraine), IIRhus. B®° aching, bruised, headache, pain ^undefined). Occiput, ear to ear: twinges, Plant. Occiput, empty : Hell.; worse in open air and talking, better indoors, ISul.; as if hollow, IStaph. Occiput, eyes: headache extends to, ILach, 11 Zinc.; worse turning eyeballs upward, 11 Lac c; extends to forehead over eyes, Ptel.; spreads upward and settles over right eye, I ISang. Occiput, fall: as if it would, forward, Hell.; as if something fell forward on stooping, Ant.t Occiput, fever: headache, in intermittent, Eup. pert; during sweat (ague), I ISep. Occiput, fleeting pains : gradually increase, oc- cupy mostly occipital protuberances, with dis- gusting and often sour vomiting (headache), I IPod. Occiput, to forehead (occipito-frontalheadache): Amyl, I IGels, I ISang., I I Sub; settles especially above right eye, with nausea, vomiting and chilliness, ISang.; better by lying down, IPhos. ae; from abuse of mercury, Sars.; in desquamative nephritis, I IPlumb. g^neck. Occiput, fulness: Apis; in whooping cough, ICepa; worse in evening, in a warm room, better in open air, iCepa; with vertigo, worse lying down, iCoca; as if skull were too full, with nausea and sour, slimy vomiting, IINatr. ph. 8®* congestion, pressing. Occiput, gnawing : Led.; in right protuberance, like a mouse, Zinc; in upper part, Zinc. 8@" burrowing. Occiput, pain as if hair were pulled out: Arn. Occiput, hair: painful, INux v.; as if hair were rising on left side (eczema capitis), ICoccul. Occiput, hammering: Act. sp.; feeling for a moment as of an invisible hammer striking, (relieved by Tabae),Lyss.; as if struck by a hammer, extends to temples, Tarant; knock- ing pain, in left, Anag. 8^° blow, throbbing. Occiput, headache (undefined): Ars, Asar, Chin, a. Chloral., Coca, IFluor. ae, Form, IGels, IHelon., IKali br., IKali iod., I IKali m., IKreo, ILye vir., I INatr. s., I INux v., HPie ae, 11 Ptel.; with convulsions, I IPetrol, ISpong.; or with coryza, ICie; from dampness or draught, IRhus; in typhus, IIRhus; better bending head backward, IRhus; with hunger, ICrotal.; with influenza, ICepa, Euphor.; severe, passing over right side, located over eyes, and in balls, followed by epileptic at- tack, with unconsciousness, Atrop.; changing to vertex and forehead, Symph.; worse in evening, Cain.; worse from a misstep and loud noise, Anac; in morning, IHelon, ILach.; worse from motion and stooping, Elaps; pain came on when gas was lighted, and continued till he retired, worse from liquors, 11 Zinc; better reclining head and shoulders on a high pillow, IGels.; from exhausted nerve power or excessive grief, I IPhos. ac; in protuber- ances, Chin. a. 8@T" aching, dull pain, pain (undefined), sharp pain. Occiput, heat: INatr. m, Nitr. sp. d., I IVer.v.; burning, scorching (meningitis cerebro-spi- nalis), I ITarant.; with convulsions during dentition, IZinc; with burning hot ears, Jatroph.; with erratic pains, IPhos. ae; flashes, yEsc. h.; in labor, ILach.; forehead cool, IZinc; in scarlet fever, Zinc; hot spots, better in open air and by cold water, worse from excitement or overwork (uterine dis- order), ICon. 8^* burning, fever. Occiput, heaviness: yEsc.h. Apis, Bism., Cain, ICann. i, ICanth, HCarbov, IChel, ICie, ICrotal, IFerr., llgn, Nitr. sp. d. Zinc; on awaking in morning, Cham.; preceding cere- [ bral congestion, Hydr. ac; dull pains, ITJran. n.; drowsy, with rheumatic pains, Bar. e; in evening, in a warm room, better in open air, ICepa; draws eyes together, IINatr. m.; obscure sight, worse by effort to see, IMur. ac; before fever, ISpong.; on bending head forward, with vertigo, ICon.; like lead, I IPetrol.; like lead (apoplexy; cerebrospinal meningitis), IOp.; like lead on awaking, ILach.; like lead, can scarcely raise it from pillow in morning, with vertigo, ILach.; with pressure, Calc.a., Lact. v.; with pressure in lower part, after lying down, Tarax.; as if fingers were pressing on it, Meph.; with heaviness as from a load in stomach, IPlumb.; requires support, Ant. t; thick feeling, Ailant.; weight during move- ment and bending body backward, Colch.; with weakness and exhaustion, IIKali ph.; as of a weight at every step, IBell. 8@° confused, dulness, pressing. Occiput, pain as if hollow, when lying : I ISul. 8®* emptiness. Occiput, as if ice were lying on upper: ICale p. Occipito-intercostal neuralgia : IChin. a. Occiput, itching: Anag., IChel, Iodof, HSil.; burning in upper part, with sore pain, recurs in same place at same time in evening, IStaph.; on rightside, better from scratching, 1101. an. Occiput, jerking: Inul.; boring, Calc. a. Occiput, lacerating : 8®* tearing. Occiput, lancinating : Ast. rub, ICup.ac, Cup. m.; inclining head to fall backward (menin- gitis), IBufo.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, ICanth.; at night, I ISyph. 8®^ cutting, darting, stitches. Occiput, large: sensation, with vertigo, extend- ing to vertex, IMed.; as if brain were not large enough for the space, IStaph.; protuberances feel, Med. ! Occiput, lightness: precedes dragging in the spermatic cord, causing sensation as if testi- cles were drawn up to inguinal ring, Sec. Occiput, pain like a flash of lightning: ISang. Occiput, mental exertion : causes headache after chronic nasopharyngeal catarrh, I Elaps. 3. INNER HEAD. 147 Occiput, nail: pain as if pressed in, point pierc- ing brain, worse in room, better in fresh air, IMosch.; as of a nail or plug, IHep. g^° boring, stitches. Occiput, neck: headache from nape to vertex, IHell.; ascending from nape, IIGels., IGlon.; from nape to eyes, 11 Sub; from nape to parietal bones, 11 Puis; beginning in nape and base, worse lying down, I IVer. v.; from nape, with dilated pupils, IVer. v.; pain to back of neck after injuries, INatr. s.; of"spinal origin, arises from nape and produces a feeling as if head were immensely large, IParis ; pains shoot up to, 11 Oxal. ac.; pain, with stiff neck, Vib.; extends to nape, Bar. e; extends to ganglia, causing hardening of cords, attacks irregular, worse after excitement (secondary syphilis), I ISyph.; tearing, to neck, Berb., IINux m, IINux v, tension, toward nape, Bar. c. 8^* Occiput, to forehead. Occiput, neuralgic pain: yEsc. h,I IGels.; to back of neck, Codein.; worse remaining long in one position, night in bed, morning on rising, better changing position, slight exertion (psoriasis), I ISep. 8@r" sharp pain, shooting, tearing. Occiput, numb: Ammoniac, ICale p., Cast. eq, Caust; after a blow, IMere per.; with pain in forehead, ILach.; in right in evening, Ars. m.; creeping down spine, especially between hips, Calab. Occiput, pain as if opening and shutting like a door: 11 Coccul. Occiput, oppression in lower part: Amb. Occiput, pain (undefined): Amyl,Bar.c,Arund, Calad.,Carbol. ac.,HCaust, Daph, lEup.perf, Hydrocot, Hod, llpec, Lyss, IMed, IMur. ac, MOxal. ac, I IPetrol., IPhyt, I IPlumb, Psor., See, ISpong, Variol, Xan.; worse by stepping from room into open air, still more in morning and mostly on stooping, better from sitting and walking, with a tardy stool, disturbed sleep with many dreams (sequel to varicella), IINux m.; in angina pectoris, HArs.; in left, after operation for fistula in ano (mental disorder), lLach.; on awaking, better rising or lying prone, Grat.; painful, with backache (hepatitis), IChel.; severe pain ex- tends as far down as dorsal region, worse sit- ting up, walking or shaking head, IKali br.; with bilious attacks, IINux v.; in left causality, since awaking, worse from heat of stove, IIPuls.; pain seems to ascend from chest and neck (cerebrospinal meningitis), IGlon.; commencing with chill and at- tended with pain in spleen, pain in some cases extends to front of head (ague), I IPetrol.; pain, worse from cold, snuffing or smelling tobacco, better external heat, better while eating, worse soon after, llgn.; when coughing, Anac, ICoca, IFerr, IFerr. mur.; with dizziness and ringing, Ailant.; externally, better from drinking coffee, ICinch.; to eyeball, mostly right, darting, Sib; with swollen eyelids in morning (ciliary neuralgia), ICrotal.; extending into eyes, sudden blindness, I ICinch.; extends to occi- put from over eyes, lAct. rac; going up to supraorbital notch or foramen, thence into eye, Pic. ae; flies to, with photophobia, Tarant.; fearful pain, IBenz.ae; during fever, ILye; before or after ague, Gels.; violent (typhoid fever), IVer. v.; yellow fever, IVer. v.; sudden flashes, spreading all over head, involving eyes, with sudden flashes of pain like lightning through head, betterfrom hard pressure, rest and darkness, IMagn. p.; to forehead, IKali. bi.; to forehead, with nausea, 1101. jee; spreads to front of head and as it reaches its climax occiput is free, I IPetrol.; in integuments, extends to fore- head, IPlumb.; violent, to front (spinal irrita- tion), IIRhus t; to forehead, with vertigo, cannot grasp idea,ICinnab.; excited by moving hand or grasping anything (irritation of cerebrospinal nerves), 11 Paris; worse bend- ing head backward, Anac; to forehead and eyes, with transitory blindness, IPetrol.; j extends over whole head from morning to afternoon, worse lying, must stand or walk, drives to madness, HCinch.; extends over right side of head, 8 a.m., leaves a bruised spot on vertex, Ind.; below philoprogeni- tiveness, extends around sides, sometimes dull, sometimes sharp, Ars. s. in. ; in sick headache, IPlumb.; worse from heat of room and writing, Amyl.; in helminthiasis, ICie; in hemorrhoids, IChel.; in hydro- cephalus, lApis; in left side, worse in wet weather, Lyss.; after lying, with sense of weight, must aid with hand in lifting head, lEup. perf; constant, worse lying, HSep.; by any exertion of memory or intellect (irritation of cerebrospinal nerves), I IParis; in cerebrospinal meningitis, I Apis, 11 Eup. pert, IGlon, INatr. s.; caused by exertion of mind or memory after a blow, IParis; worse from mental exertion (tinnitus), ICoccus; pain in middle of bone, Irid.; comes on 10 a.m. sometimes at 6, lasts an hour, I I Sub; worse by motion or exertion, lOxal. ac; after injuries to head, INatr. s.; in left on sneezing, Grat.; quickly passing from left to right, Squilla; better by pressure, INux m.; pain in right, Amyl, Ind.; worse in right, Iris, and when coughing, Ars. h.; in right protuberance (em- physema), IHep.; on sudden rising, with pain over eyes, Polyg.; to shoulders, lying on back, waking in morning, Bry.; pain above both sides after drinking beer, Ars. s. f.; so severe cannot speak (hysteria), IIRhus t. ; worse stooping, Kob.jinupper, IChel.; in upperpart, then unconscious (hydrocephalus), IILyc; with weariness and exhaustion, 11 Kali ph. 8€^~ aching, headache, sharp pain. Occiput, pinching : IPetrol.; in right side, I IChel. Occiput, bone as if pithy : Canst. Occiput, pressing: I Aloe, Ammoniac, Apis, I Arg. met., IBell., Bism.. Calend, I ICarbo v., I I Card, m., Cain., IChel, Colch., Coccus, IGraph., IKali c, Nitr. sp. d, HSec, Sil, Stront, ISul., Verbas. ; w7orse in open air, in morning, and on stooping, better sitting and walking (sequel to varicella), I INux in. ; beating in left, in evening, Zing. ; as if in bone, Sil. ; as if cerebellum would be forced out, Cinch.; to forehead, cutting left side, Camph.; deep, as of something firm, in forenoon, Cast, eq.; dull, Carbol. ac, ICie; dull, better holding head erect, Spong.; dull, or stabbing, Diose; dull, to nape, with drawing pain, at last extending to forehead, 11 Natr. c.; dull, from protuberances over body, 148 3. INNER HEAD. worse from motion, Bry.; between epileptic attacks, I Ars.; worse in evening, in a warm room, better in open air, ICepa ; as if com- pressed externally and internally, Staph.; as from external pressure behind left ear, Anag.; with heat and redness of face, ISep.; in typhoid fever, IIRhus; with giddiness and chill, after dinner, in rightside, better toward evening, Coca ; lets head drop to one side, Ananth.; heaviness in lower part, after lying down, Tarax.; in left side, Lyss, Zing.; in left side, to front, Hydr. ac.; in left side, worse night and from motion, ILobel. i.; long con- tinued, in right side, INatr. e; in right side, as if luxated, Psor.; on lying, Polyg.; from mental exertion, Anac, or night watching, IColch.; in morning, Ant. t, IPetrol, Sib; as if skull were forced asunder, with heat in brain, better by pressure, IINux v.; on mo- tion, IIAph. ch, IBry., IHyper.; on outer muscles, Carbo v.; to neck, Bry, Hydr. ae; at night, ISul.; outward, Benz. ae; outward, extending to back in spells, ICale; in right firotube ranee, Verbas.; in two places, right and eft, symmetrical, after beer, Ars. s. f.; from reading, Carbol. ac; in rightside, Anac; in right side, making it difficult to walk, Ast. r.; worse in right side, Hydr. ae; in both sides, IIFluor. ac. Sib, as from a photographer's head rest, Natr. a.; sticking, in morning, IPetrol.; dull, sticking, in a small spot, Zinc; like stitches, extending from left side to fore- head, IChel.; with vertigo, Coca ; for several hours after walking in open air, Zinc.; worse entering a warm room and after warm food, appearing- first on right then on left side (prosopalgia), IMez.; as if a wedge would be pressed in, Bov.; desire to press against pil- low, 11 Ver. 8@^* constrictive, contractive, dull pain, heaviness, tension. Occiput, pricking: in retinitis albuminuria, lArs. 8@" stinging. Occiput, rheumatic pain: Amm. m., IRhus. 8^" drawing, neuralgic. Occiput, as if screwed together: IRhus. 8®° constricted, contractive, pressure. Occiput, sexual: after excesses, onanism, or spermatorrhoea, ICale, HCinch., HPhos. Occiput, sharp pain: Bapt, Ced.; caused by hat, Sib; to front, on stooping, IFerr. ph.; as if filled with lead, IMur. ac.; in left protuber- ance, Bry.; on motion, Med.; left side, after breakfast, at other times dull, IHyper.; with liver disturbance, IJugl. 8€£P" neuralgic. Occiput, shocks: like severe electric, Arn.; in epilepsy, 11 Phos. 8@^ snapping. Occiput, shooting : I Act. rac; boring, in regu- lar measure and simultaneously sensation as of thread drawing in larynx, I ICale a.; dull, upward, I INaja; dull, up left, IHyper.; on turning eyes upward, in morning, Arum t.; from back to front, almost daily (affection of stomach), IKali bi.; to forehead, on stoop- ing or walking, I I Sars.; to front, with itching, after syphilis and mercury, I ISars.; forward, ICinnab.; 4n left side, IChel.; with liver dis- turbance, IJugl.; over, Arum t; down spine and arms, ICrotal.; to temples, ICann. i.; to vertex, ICann. i. 8gp* darting, lancinating, neuralgic, tear- ing. Occiput, soreness : IBry, IIEup. pert; dull ih right, worse from pressure, Cup. ars.; in hydro- cephaloid, llpec; better from moving and warmth, IRhus ; with burning itching on upper part, recurs in same place at same time in evening, IStaph.; in left side, like touching a pustule, Ascl. t; worse lying, Merc. iod. flav.; on pressure, worse on motion or sitting up in bed, ICrotal.; below protuber- ance, Bapt; in a spot, pressure of finger causes her to cry out, I IParis; to touch, IHell.; when touched, runs to left and down back, worse lying, IMere iod. flav, IMur. ac; worse from touch and wet weather, better scratching and rubbing, ICale 8^" aching, beaten, bruised. Occiput, snapping: as from electric sparks, ICale Occiput, spine : affection of, ILach.; irritation, pain begins in spine and neck, coming up oVer right temple, thence to left temple, I ISil. Occiput, pain as if sprained: Psor. Occiput, stabbing: ILil.tig. 8^° cutting, lancinating, stitches. Occiput, stiffness : IBell. 8^" neck. Occiput, stinging: Aur.mur,Indig.;inamative- ness, left side, Coff; as if in bones, worse after rising, Lyss.; commencing in, HPhos.; with chronic congestion, I IPhos.; to upper left jaw, ICham.; worseby stepping into open air, in morning, and on stooping, better from sit- ting and walking, with it a tardy stool, dis- turbed sleep, with many dreams (sequel to varicella), I INuxm. BiiH pricking. Occiput, stitches: yEsc. h, Canth, IHyper., Millet, INatr. m, ISpong.; during cough, IMere; with slight cough (angina), IMere; in evening, Carbo v.; on edge of hair, Ammo- niac; on turning head, ISpong.; aswrith knives in, INatr. m.; as of a knife with every pulse, ICon.; as if knife were thrust through to fore- head (hysteria from grief), IGels.; in left side, Verbas.; only during motion, with morning headache, IKali c; piercing, Millet; pressing from left side to forehead, Chel.; pulselike in lower portion, IIHep.; worse from motion and stepping, I Atrop.; in right side, 11 Chel.; induced scratching, Coccus. gSSg- boring, cutting, lancinating, nail. Occiput, stunning : pain, in back part, with vertigo, Cann. i.; feeling as if stunned, I IZinc. Occiput, stupefying pain : early morning and forenoon, ICarbo v.; from nape to vertex, worse stooping, changing to burning pain on rising to erect position, after scarlet fever, better lying quiet, with closed eyes, IHelb; when walking in open air, ICina. Occiput, talking : as if brain would be paralyzed by effort, Calc. Occiput, tearing pain: Anac, Anag, Amm. m, Colch, Form, Guaiae, IHyper, Inul, ISpig.; as if in bones, worse after rising, Lyss.; excru- ciating, to forehead as if it would tear it asun- der, caused by every movement and by every word spoken (pneumonia), I IZinc; in typhoid, ITarax.; fine, from right side, through brain to forehead, worse during motion, I Aur. met.; forward, with nausea, vomiting, pressure in eyes (headache), 11 Sub; in left'side, ICarbo v., Zinc; from mental exertion, Anac; in muscles, Carbo v.; towards nape of neck, IINux m.; into nape of neck, with anxious 3. INNER HEAD. 149 : sweat, IINux v.: pressing pains, I IZinc; : rending, from or to neck, Berb.;in right side, when laughing, Zinc; tensive, IIPuls.; wan- dering, Colch. 8®" neuralgic. Occiput, tension : IChel, 11 Ipec, Kali m.; with nausea, worse in evening, sitting in room, becoming cold, Mosch.; toward nape, Bar. e 8^* constrictive, contractive, pressing. Occiput, throbbing (beating, pulsating), I lAi- lant, Anac, Bor., ICale, ICann. i, IChel, ICrotal, IIEup. perf, IGlon, Indig, Lyss, HPhos.,INatr.m,Sep.; in back and top,Ham.; after chilliness, I IDros.; extends as far down as dorsal region, worse sitting up, walking. or shaking head, IKali br.; deep-seated, Cor- nus, IPetrol.; in left side, Eup. pur.; dull, in syphilitic iritis, I IPetrol.; to forehead (paren- chymatous metritis), I I Lac c; extends for- ward, with nausea, vomiting, pressure in eyes, I ISul.; with chronic congestion, HPhos.; in left side, changes to jerking every day as if head would burst, ISul.; worse from motion, lEup. pert; in one side asifanail were driven in, IPuls.; inphrenitis, IChrom. ae; in right side, Alum.; better after rising, lEup. perf.; worse pressing at stool, llgn.; then to sides, worse stooping or moving, IFerr.; as if to sup- purate, Bor. B@* hammering. Occiput, touch; acutely sensitive, Hydr.; sensi- tive a few months after violent jarring from being thrown from carriage, IGlon.; tender in phthisis, ICoca. 88F° soreness. Occiput, uneasy feeling: Camph. Occiput, to vertex: pain, IGlon, I INatr. c; pain, with vertigo, IIBry. Occiput, vertigo: IPlumb.; in evening while sitting and smoking, with desire for stool, as if he would fall to left, IZinc.; on rising, IPetrol.; when seated, iCinch.; in left side, like a whirling, IPetrol.; extending to vertex, with sensation of enlargementof occiput, IMed. Occiput, feeling of waves of water over vertex to forehead making her feel with each wave as if she would gradually lose her senses: I ISil. Occiput, -weight: 8®° heaviness. Occiput, pain in, as if a piece of wood were ly- ing accoss back of head from right to left: Psor. Occiput, B@" Brain cerebellum, Cerebrospinal, Head, Headache. PARIETAL, boring: Zinc; in right, with sensation of bursting, in evening, while stand- ing, Zinc. 8®" nail- Parietal, as if broken : with shivering, ICale Parietal, bursting; worse stooping, ICoral. Parietal, cold: sudden, on left, as if a drop of cold water had fallen on it, Croc. Parietal, darting: caused by cough, Mang.; de- scend along neck, better in evening, Cinch. Parietal, headache : below, Asar.; in front and above left ear, Calc. a.; worse over half an inch above left ear, in evening, Lyss.; in left, I Amyl.; from right to left, early on rising, Cact; from both sides, downward inward to- ward middle, ICepa; in spinal disease, I Alum. Parietal, as if a nail were driven into right: disappears on pressure, IThuya. BgT boring. Parietal, neuralgia: in left then in right, Med. Parietal, pain (undefined): in left, I I Card, m, Chen, v.; in left, when wind blows on it, Med.; in region of left, down neck and arms and chest, with spasmodic drawing, almost convulsions, ICup. m.; violent, on motion or making a misstep, toward evening, Spig.; better by pressure and fresh air, Tarant; in right, ILye; into right (toothache), IGlon.; in a spot in right, worse stooping, llgn. Parietal, as from a deep penetrating plug in right: Asaf. Parietal, pressing: on left as from convex button (rheumatic), IThuya; pain in left,rather external, Cact; as if with hand, IKali ars.; in left, posterior portion, Chen, v.; in left, with anxiety inchest, ICact; in right, Cact, IChel.; in right, while lying, Spong.; under, Atrop. s. Parietal, after blow on left, a sensitive spot: least touch causes trembling over whole body, • pains day and night, with twitching of limbs, INatr. m. Parietal, sharp pain: protuberance of right, Merc, sub; in left, penetrates into brain, worse from every cough, moving head and when bowels move, Vib. Parietal, shooting: periodical, in left, IChel.; in left, later in right, yEsc h.; in right, forward to temple or face, I ISars. Parietal, soreness: in right, Eup. perf; in a spot on left, only when touched, I IParis ; in a spot on left, as if periosteum were swollen, painful to touch, Ant. c. Parietal, sticking: behind left eminence, violent, intermittent, deep, Verbas.; jerking at posterior portion of, I I Prun. Parietal, stinging : in right, Urt ur. Parietal, stitches : precede cerebral apoplexy, ISil.; in left, on stooping, extend forward, Ant.t Parietal, tearing : ICale p.; drawing begin- ning at left, becoming pressing, throbbing in occiput, with nausea and vomiting, I ISep.; to frontal region, Ars. s. f, Bor.; in right, IMur. ae; sharp, in left, Zinc. Parietal, tenderness: in left, Chen. v. Parietal, tensive pain : Card. m. Parietal, throbbing: pain, Lyss.; deep seated, Cornus ; in right, Goss. Parietal, 8®° Head, Headache, Hemicrania. SUNSTROKE, I Aeon., I Amyl, Ant. c, Arn, I Ars, IBell, Bry, Cact, Camph, Carbo v., Citrus, IGels, IIGlon, ILach, INatr. m., IOp, Sil, IStram, Therid, I IThuya, I Ver. v. Sunstroke, no appetite: IGlon. Sunstroke, bad effects of: lArg. met. Sunstroke, breathing: blowing, Calend,ILach, HOp.; slow, IGlon.; difficult, Amyl, Cact, Camph, Ver. v.; oppressed, Glon.; short, panting, Arn.; sighing, Glon. Sunstroke, comatose: IBell, IGlon, IIOp. Sunstroke, congestion: 11 Amyl, Arn, IBell, Cact, IIGlon, ILach, IVer. v. Sunstroke, eyes: fixed, Glon.; black spots, Natr. e; glassy, half closed, Op.; dazzling flashes, Natr. e; glimmering before, Lach.; protruding, Amyl.; pupils contracted, Arn.^ Op.; pupils dilated, Bell, Gels, Glon, Ver. v.; red, Aeon, Amyl., IBell., IGlon.; sight dim, Cact, Gels, Glon, Natr. c. Op.; sight double, Ver. v.; turned up, IGlon. Sunstroke, face: bloated, ILach, IOp.; burning, hot, dry, I Aeon.; pale, I Ars., ICamph., IGels.^ Op.; pale and expressionless, IGlon.; red 150 3. INNER HEAD. lAcon, lAmyl, IBell., IGlon, ILach.;sunken, ILach.; cold sweat, ICamph, Ver. v.; yellow- ish red or livid, IGlon. Sunstroke, fever: IIAcon, lArs, IIBell, IVer. v. Sunstroke, headache : acute, Amyl, IIBell, Bry, Cact, Camph, IGels, IIGlon, ILach, ITherid, Ver. v.; chronic, Bar. c, IILach, IINatr. e, IStram. Sunstroke, jaws: firmly clenched, Aeon, Camph., IGlon, Lach, Op. Sunstroke, limbs; cold, Camph. ; relaxed and motionless, IGlon.; paralyzed, Ver. v. Sunstroke, memory; loss of, I Anac, ILach. Sunstroke, muscular tremor: Agar, Camph, IGlon, ILach.; of hands, Amyl, Natr. c Sunstroke, nausea and vomiting: Aeon, Ant. " c, I Ars, IBry, IGlon, Sil, ITherid, Ver. v. Sunstroke, with prostration: Agar, Amyl, Ant. e, I Arn., I Ars, ICamph, Cact, IGels, IGlon, Natr. c, IVer. v. Sunstroke, pulse accelerated: I Aeon, IBell, IVer. v.; feeble or full, slow, intermittent, IGlon.; variable, Lach. Sunstroke, especially from sleeping in sun's rays, IIAcon. Sunstroke, unconsciousness: IBell, Camph, IIGlon., Lach, HOp. Sunstroke, vertigo : lAcon, Agar, Arn, IBell, Bry., Cact, Crotal, IGels, iGlon., Lach, Sil, Therid. TEMPLES, aching: INux m.; on awak- ing, Natr. a.; dull in right, Uran. n.; deep dull, with dizziness in left, Eup. pur.; dull, hard, asthmatic breathing at night (hay fever), 11 Sinap.; dull, heavy, on awak- ing, 11 Myr. cer.; dull pressure, paroxysmal, Lib tig.; worse moving of eyes (whooping cough), IBadiag.; with pain like heavy weight, stone or lump of lead, on vertex (headache), I IPhelb; in left, I Act. rac, Asar, Aspar, Kali m.; over left eye, comes on at 4 a.m., gradually increasing until 11 a.m., and decreases from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m., when it is gone until 4 a.m., becomes sharp, cutting and boring, with fulness (solar neu- ralgia), HStann.; persistent, Zinc; in right, Dolich, IJugl.; above right, Dros.; worse in right, Cann. i.; sudden, in temporal ridge, while writing, Chin. s.; through, ISars. 8@^° headache, pain. Temples, like a band; around head, above ears, with hoarseness, Osm.; in right, as if a cord were frequently drawn and tightened, as if to cut head in two, IMosch. 8®** constricted, contractive, cramplike, pressing. Temples, beating : 8@° throbbing. Temples, bloodvessels, sensation of expansion, IFerr.; distension, Acet ae; distension of veins, Ferr., I IPsor.; veins distended and sen- sitive to touch, I ISang.; fulness of arteries (amenorrhcea), Ver. v. Temples, pain as if from a blow : Agnus. 8^** shocks, stunning. Temples, as if a bolt were passing from one to other, and tightly screwed: IHam. Temples, boring: Ant c, ICamph., Cycl, Nitr. sp. d. Thuya; in bones, lArg. nit.; in bone, abscess, irritating offensive discharge, IKali iod.; in eyes and forehead, going off on bending forward, returning on sitting up, or on bend- ing backward, Mang.; to forehead, eyes and vertex, with sensation as if there were nodes under scalp, painful to touch, IPhos.; in left, Calc, IClem, Rhod.; in left, at 12 o'clock, I Arg. nit.; in left, worse talking or mental exertion, follows suppressed lochia, Sib; be- fore menses, lAnt c; from within outward, worse before midnight and when lying quiet, I IDulc; better from pressure, Calad.; in right, Form.; in right, from without, IHep, Natr. a.; in right, very short, 5 a.m., every other day, but on fourth day in left, in morning when getting awake, Lyss.; sharp, 11 Mur. ae; in a small spot, lArs. 8^*burrowing, nail, stitches. Temples, bruised pain: in bones, as from a fall, in periosteum, extends to occiput, 11 Ruta ; in left, Brach. 8^° aching, soreness. Temples, burning: Calc; to forehead, eyes and vertex, as if there were nodes under scalp, painful to touch, IPhos.; with confusion in left side of head, IColoe ; with heavy weight on top, I IPhelb; in left, Verbas.; in left, in a spot as large as a silver dollar, evening, Inul.; in right, Carbol. ac.; worse in right side, Ananth.; in skin (pityriasis), IMez.; middle of frontal bone, first burning, then stinging, 11 Goss. 8§T" heat. Temples, burrowing pain : Agar. 8@P* boring, gnawing, nail. Temples, as if bursting: when coughing, ICina; worse evening to morning, and using eyes (syphilitic iritis), I IStaph.; better from press- ure (eczema), Brom.; in leucorrhoea, I IMere iod. flav.; worse from motion, pressure, stoop- ing, lying, ILach.; especially in temporal emi- nences, suddenly, disappears gradually, re- curs frequently, Sabina ; on supporting bead with hands, extends into right frontal emi- nence, IBell. 8®*" congestion, fulness, pressing. Temples, circumscribed pain in each : Sabina. Temples, coldness: in right, I Berb.; in left, as from wet cloth, Gamb. Temples, congestion : on awaking in morning, worse stooping, when there is a heavy, full feeling, Tell.; in affections of heart, ISep.; in right, as if blood could go no further (rheum- atic iritis), I ISyph. 8^* fulness, pressing. Temples, as if constricted: IPuls. ggj^band, con tractive, cramplike, pressing. Temples, contractive pain: Squilla; worse afternoon, better sitting and washing, Asar. ©SP^band, cramplike, constrictive, pressing. Temples, crackling: Aeon. Temples, cramplike pain : Agar.; above,Sabina; in left, beginning gently, increasing and de- creasing, IPlat.; in left, worse on opening mouth, Coccul.; in right, afternoon, IPlat. 8^" band, constrictive, contractive, pressing. Temples, crawling: on right, extending to lower jaw, with a feeling of coldness in it, Plat. Temples, crushing : like a pressing inward all day, Stann.; as if crushed together, Caul. 8@a pressing. Temples, cutting: I Arg. nit.; orbits and occiput, worse stooping and by motion, Cinch.; in left, IColoe, ICund.; worse over left, better pressing with hand, IHydras. 8^"* lanci- nating, stabbing, sticking, stitches. Temples, darting: 11 Ailant, Ang,Arum t, Cycl., 3. INNER HEAD. 151 Sticta ; at intervals, like lightning, to cheek, Astac.; in left, IIKali iod, Xan.; through, lEup. perf, I ILac c, IISul. 8@~ jerking, shooting, neuralgia. Temples, dragging: in metrorrhagia, lElaps. Temples, drawing: Agar., Ant. e, Atrop, Calc, Coccus, IINux v.; toward zygoma, IBry.; by day,l I Hep.; down,IBell.; in right,Case; even- ing, while walking, with feverish restlessness, and difficult} of breathing, I IRan. b.; in left, Ante; in left, at 5 p.m., Zing.; in left, with redness, ILach.; in left, while sitting, ceasing when walking and standing, Tarax.; as of something tightly drawn over, Bar. c; press- ure in right, HCale; pressing while walking in open air with head covered, better wrhen standing still, uncovering head and in a warm room, Zing.; in right, INitr. ac; in right, spreads over orbit to right cheek, worse from motion, Bell.; in right, vertical, ICina ; in right, extending to zygoma and upper jaw, Ant. t; in right, to molars and neck, Bry.; and tearing, to malar bone and lower jaw (prosopalgia, trismus), IBry. Temples, dull pain: yEsc h, IDiosc, llnd, Iodof, Kob. ; to orbits and occiput, worse stooping and motion, Cinch.; over frontal region, worse left side, 9.30 p.m., Tromb.; in indigestion, lElat; at intervals, I Atrop.; in left, ICinnab.; in right, yEsc h, Arg. met; toward, as if brain would become enlarged or distended, Coccion. 8@f aching, heavy, pressing. Temples, fluttering: Sil. Temples, flying, pains: yEsc. h. 8^p* darting, neuralgic, -wandering. Temples, formication: in front of, yEsc. h.; as of insects, I IThuya ; in right, to lower jaw, with sensation of coldness in that spot, worse evening and when at rest, better from rub- bing, IPlat.; sudden formicating pains through, Arund. Temples, fulness: I Act. rac, I Amyl, IBell, Gnaphal, Sep.; with nausea, 11 Lith.; first in right, later left, going to nape of neck, where it disappears, Jacar.; from overwork at desk, Agar. 8^" bursting, congestion, pressing. Temples, pain like a gathering in left: I INitr.ac. Temples, gnawing: Led.; in right, commenc- ing at 9 p.m., better warmth and lying on af- fected side, comes on gradually and leaves suddenly, IISul. ac; in a small spot on either, Ran. sc B^° burrowing. Temples, griping: as if he would become dizzy and lose consciousness, better on pressing head, in evening, after lying down, IMagn. m. Temples, hammering: Brom.; fears apoplectic stroke (dyspepsia), IFerr. ph.; boring, begin- ning mostly in left temple, IFerr.; has to lie. down, Benz. ac. B^P"" throbbing. Temples, headache (undefined): IIBell, ICham, Cup. ars, IGels, Lyss., Natr. ph, IINux m. Zing.; between, ICup. ars.; with nausea, Cup. ars.; in either, extending into or from eye, better from warmth, ISyph.; in intermittent, IFerr.; to forehead, with depres- sion of spirits, INaja; extends to jaw, Calc p.; in left, Arn, Asar, Cast, eq.; in left (angina), IMere; in left, with feeling as if he had taken cold, Uran. n.; in left, commencing at about 4 p.m., better by remaining out of school, IMelil.; in left, periodical, I Ars.; in left, back to occiput, earlier every day, IForm.; in left, on rising, involving eye, Asim.; in acute desquamative nephritis, ICoccus; in right, Lyss.; in right (nocturnal enuresis), I IMed.; in right, in morning, sharp on first rising and all day, when looking up, pains dart in straight line to top of head, leaving a sore feeling, Coca; worse in right, Plumb.; worse in right, vertigo, nausea and vomiting of bile, is obliged to lie down, Crotal.; sick headache, I IMelil, I ISang.; through temples, then vertically, like an inverted letter T, ISyph.; from one temporal region to the other, yEsc. h, Brach, Lyss, ISyph. 8®*" aching, dull pains, pain (un- defined), sharp pain. Temples, heat: Berb, ILye, Med. 8^** burning. Temples, heaviness: lAmyl, Nijtr. sp. d.; with confusion in left, I ICarbo a.; weight, Bism, Cain.; weight, in catarrh, ICinnab.; painful, Xan.; dull pain, I ICarbol. ae; dull, heavy pains in right, ITJran. n.; pains extend over frontal region, worse in left at 9.30 p.m., Tromb. 8§T* dull, fulness, pressing. Temples, jerking: Calc, ICinch.; cutting, to middle of brain, in short intervals, after lying down, Camph.; to upper jaw, ICinch.; through left, leaving dull pressure, worse during rest, better from motion, IStann.; sticking, first in left, then in right, Verbas. ggg" neuralgia, shocks, tearing. Temples, lancinating : Ast. r, ICup. ac. Cup. m, IHam, IIKali iod, HSenecio; in right, Cain.; in right from within out, Form.; in right with flickering before eyes and lassitude, Graph.; worse in right, Ananth.; spasmodic, to eyes, Anag. 8@f cutting, stabbing, stitches. Temples, as if a nail were driven in, near eye, Amm. br, IHep. 8@" boring, burning. Temples, neuralgia : yEsc. h, \ Chloral, Sticta, Tarant.; worse in afternoon, and night, from noise, light, and motion, 11 Ananth.; after catching cold, sometimes one side, sometimes the other, dull aching, worse at night, IISul.; cutting with vomiting, llris; agonizing at- tacks between temple and ciliary arch and maxilla, with screaming and apparent loss of sensibility, as if struck with apoplexy, IKali cy.; down over upper and lower max- illa and lips, drawing gnawing increases and decreases gradually (morning till evening), 11 Stann.; extending to ramus of inferior max- illa and to occiput, with epistaxis, I INux v.; with dull frontal headache, worse from mo- [ tion, Rob.; intermittent, left side, IPolyp.; to jaws, Sarrae; in left, Carbol. ac, IDulc; in left, as if a bee had stung her (during preg- nancy), I Apis; in left, over face and down ra- ! mus of jaw, I ISep.; in left, awakes after hav- I ing been asleep an hour, extends toward head, cheeks and teeth, worse from minute to min- ute, glowing, tearing, forcing to walk, 11 Rhus; in left every day, at 12 m., lasts till midnight, leaves gradually, feels it slightly in forenoon (intermittent neuralgia), 11 Polyp.; in left, stretching across forehead to right temple and around eye and malar bone of right side, at- tack begins at 9 a.m., goes off in afternoon, IKali bi.; with retarded menses, I ILobel. i.; first in left, then in right, Med.; in left, with weight and pressure in vertex, has lasted 152 3. INNE R HEAD. twenty-four hours, gradually worse, I IMed.; daily at 4, worse till 10, ceasing at 4 p.m., IKali cy.; worse from least change of posi- tion, Diose; in right, ICarbol. ac, IChel, Chin, a, IColoe, IFerr. mur, INux v.; in right, close to eye, with frontal headache, Ver. v.; in right, extending to back of head and side of neck and into ear, pain lancinat- ing, boring, worse at night, H Puis.; in right, then in left, Pallad.; in right, from getting wet, I ISang.; worse in right, extends to back of head, Iodof; shooting, IForm.; with throb- bing, ILach. 8®" darting, shooting, tear- ing, also Hemicrania. Temples, numbness: Calab, Bell, rrZing. 8^** formication. Temples, cedematous (albuminuria): ICale a. Temples, pain in right, as if opening and shut- ting (post-partum hemorrhage): ICann. s. Temples, pain (undefined): Amyl., ICepa, ICinch, Diose, Elat, Form., Gels, Hod., llpec, Merc. iod. rub, IIRan. b., IIRhus; in afternoon, with depression, Lact. ae; awakes, Amyl, Myr. cer.; on awaking, Ailant, Lact. ae; worse on leaning back, Cinch.; when lying in bed in morning, worse drinking wine and in wet, cold weather, better rising and moving, Rhod.; nearly every day, Carb. s.; in dyspepsia, ILac e; to back part of eyes, I Daph.; with burning of eyes, Calab.; worse from motion of eyelids, ICepa ; and over eyes, with vertigo, nausea, and vomiting, llris ; starting from (facial neuralgia), IGels.; down side of face to shoulder, from left, IGraph.; in ague, llpec; with congestion, I IMere cor.; must hold head and eyes down (chronic headache), I Apis ; to lower jaw and chin (prosopalgia), I I Rhod.; in left, ICund, Daph., IForm., Gamb., Gymn., Ipom, Lith., INaja; in left, after breakfast, Act. rac, Pallad.; in left, after operation for fistula in ano (mental disorder), ILach.; in left, appears daily, lasts till evening, caused by getting wret, better rapid motion, I IRhus; in left, day and night, I ITereb.; in left, after drowsiness, Pallad.; in left os petrosum,Osm.; left to side of face and shoulder, face distorted, IGraph.; starting in left, goes across forehead to vertex, to right side of occiput, begins in morning as soon as she puts foot to floor, lasts all day until 4 or 5 p.M.,affected parts remain sore, worse in wet weather (phlegmasia alba dolens), INatr. s.; in left, from mental labor, Psor.; in left to oc- ciput, Arum in.; in left, running across to right, Ptel.; commences in left, extends to right, over right eyeball to occiput, I ISul.; in left, tender to touch, Form.; in left, spreading over upper part of brain to right side of head, Cund.; worse in left, Cup. ars.; in morning, Pallad.; begins in morning, worse through day, with vomiting, ICact; relieved by nau- sea, I ILye vir.; worse at night (iritis), IMere cor.; at noon, Chin.s.; with outward pressure, Bry.; in right, I Amyl, Ars. i, Bapt, ILachn, ILye, Lyss, Mere iod. flav, Natr. a.; in right on waking, lasts all day (post-partum hem- orrhage), iCann. s.; in right caused by cough, Alum.; in right, near eye, at dinner, 1 p.m., Pallad.; in right, gradually growing more severe and into ear, thence to eye and side of head, parts affected alternately, finally settles in right wing of nose, paroxysms very severe (prosopalgia), IGels.; in right,at noon, walking, Pallad.; in right, five hours later in left, Fluor, ac; first in right, then in left, Ipom.; first in right, then left, then in shoulder, finally returning to temple, Pallad.; in right, with nausea, Ziz.; in right, dry nose, ICact.; at posterior edges of bones, Uran. n.; in right, must lie perfectly quiet, worse noise, light, exertion, ICact.; after rising, preceded by bellyache, Pallad.; in right, in spells, ICact.; in right, by spells, caused by wine, opera or getting dinner too late, ICact.; in small spot in right, Lith.; sudden, violent, IKali bi.; toothache, into right, IGlon.; in right, twisting in single fibres, Bry.; in right, to vertex, ICale; in right, to top of head, makes sleepy, Arund.; centres in right, going up to top of head, over eyebrow, below eye and down inferior maxilla, comes on about noon and lasts till evening, I I Sub; in right, at 8 a.m. or at noon after walking, Pallad.; worse in right, worse winking, ex- tends over forehead to left side, ICepa; one- sided, generally left, Cycl.; in affection of stomach, ILac e; sudden, in left, like an in- ward pressing pointed plug, I Asaf; from temple to temple, across eyes, ICed.; through (tobacco poisoning), Nux v.; in tonsillitis, I Apis ; from a decayed tooth, I Act. sp.; with toothache, IIBar. c; when touched, IMez.; worse from touch (iritis), IMere; if urine is retained,TrFluor. ac; with vertigo, IHyper.; from overwork at desk, IA gar. BST" dull pain, headache, sharp pain. Temples, piercing : INitr. ac, Sal. ac; benumb- ing, deep in right while eating, worse from pressure, extends after a few hours into upper teeth, like a tearing, 11 Verbas.; with nausea, Ptel.; in left, daily for several months, IGlon. B®° nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking, stitches. Temples, pinching: 11 Verbas.; in left, at inter- vals, I IKali c; from one to the other, ISul. 8@~ pressing. Temples, pressing : Aeon, Ant. a. Apis, Ars. h, IBell,Benz. ac, Berb. ,Calab,Camph, Cann. s, ICaps., ICarbol. ac, ICarbo v., Chin, a. Coc- cus, ICoccul., IColoe, Cycl., IDiad, IIGlon, Hippom, Inul, Iod, Kob, Lith. c, Nitr. sp. d, IOp., Samb, Vinca, 7rZing.; afternoon and evening, Zing.; better in open air, reappears on entering room, Jatroph.; in prolapsus ani, I Arn.; early on awaking, INux v.; disappears on awaking from sleep, Cast.eq.; with throb- bing of arteries on side of neck, Calab.; in bone of right, Diad.; as if compressed, Act, rac, I IForm.; compressive pain, IFluor. ac; compressive pain, with chronic ovaritis and leucorrhoea, I IPlat.; in constipation, IIBry.; constrictive, worse from motion, ex- citement, or using eye, IParis; dull, Lobel i.; on awaking, ICale; dull, cramplike, Zinc; by day, 11 Hep.; dull, in articular eminence of bone, just in front of left ear, 11 Verbas.; near ears, more left side, from within out- ward, Cast, eq.; after eating bread, Zing.; after breakfast, IHyper.; after dinner, Agar.; in evening, while walking, with feverish restless- ness and dyspnoea, I I Ran. b.; into eyes (ca- tarrhal fever), IKali c; into eyes, with heat in head and face, IKali c; toward eyes, Anac* to eyes and forehead, going off on bending 3. INNER HEAD. 153 forward, returning on sitting up, or on bend- ing head back, Mang.; as if about to faint, I Ang.; as from firm pressure of fingers, ICham.; of thumbs, Bapt, ICham.; frequently alternatingwith same sensation in right frontal eminence and in left temple, 11 Mar. v.; radiat- ing to forehead,eyes and vertex, as if there were nodes under scalp, painful to touch, IPhos.; in left, as if forehead would be pressed inward, increases anddiminishes,IStann.;like two iron hands, Bufo.; with confusion in left side, IColoe; furious, when lying on side, better lying on back, Ign.; as of something heavy, Iodof.; in jaundice, before attack, I Arg. nit.; in left, Arum in., Asar, Brom., IColoe, Lith., Merc, sob, IPuls, Zinc; in left, seemingly in surface of brain, Carbol. ac; inleft, externally, Aur. met.; in left, from behind forward, Ver- bas. ; in left, inward, Ant. e; in left from with- in outward, IMez.; in left, then right, yEsc h.; in left, worse on being touched, Aur. met.; inleft, worse walking, shaking bead, better sitting, I Asar.; on lying down, Calend.; must lie down, Calab.;from mental exertion,Anae; in migraine, 11 Verbas.; every morning,IPhos. ac; worse motion, Agnus, ILach.; now more in one, now more in other, Ictod.; outward, Aloe, lAmyl, Arn., Benz. ac, Calc, I IFluor. ae,Ign, 1I Lobel. i, Paris ;outward, extending from beneath right to frontal bone, worse from external pressure, IPrun.; outward, especially in right, Spig.; as though head was being screwed apart, Cast, eq.; outward, with vertigo, Stront.; in paroxysms, IDig.; persist- ent, Zinc; sharp, pinching, in left, Zinc; sen- sation as if articular eminences were violently pinched and crushed together, I I Verbas.; with constrictive feeling at prsecordium (an- gina pectoris), I IPhyt.; worse from pressure, Aspar.; in right, IBell., Ced., ICham., IChel, 11 Tarax., Verbas.; in right, better from press- ure of hand, IParis; in right, with dulness, Rhus; in right, later left, Ars. h.; in right, from within outward, Spong.; in right, sud- denly shooting inward, Zinc; as of blunt body forced slowly into right, Coccul.; sharp, externally, Spong.; shooting, IGels.; with deep sleep, Ign.; in small spots, worse left side, Psor.; as from a dull stick, better from touch, Asaf.; stupefying, in right, Calad.; sud- den, worse in right, 11 Ptel.; tearing, in right, Camph.; together, Therid.; undulating and raging throughout whole head, especially at last in region of sagittal suture, IGlon.; as if in a vise, ICoccul, Diose, INux m.; with vomiting in hysterical women, INux v. 8@~ band, constriction, contraction, cramplike, crushing, pinching, tension ; j also Headache viselike. Temples, pricking : in left, Ant. c, Arn,Arund.; Verbas.; in left, alternating with throbbing, jerking, and pinching, Lyss. 8^° sticking, stinging. Temples, raging: with a feeling as if he would become dizzy and lose consciousness, better on pressing head in evening after lying down, IMagn. m. Temples, rending: above, arising from neck or extending to it, Berb. 8®° lacerating, tearing. Temples, rheumatic pain : Amm. m. g®° drawing, tearing. Temples, screwing: in jaundice before attack, I Arg. nit.; as if screwed together, worse dur- ing menses, IILyc. 8®°" pressing, tension. Temples, sharp pains: IChel, Ham.; on awak- ing, 2 a.m., lAct. rac; in centre, I llris; in evening, commence and end suddenly, Med.; extend over frontal region, worse left side, 9.30 p.m., Tromb.; extreme, llgn.; with face- ache, 11 Rhod.; from right to angle of mouth, 11 Verbas.; in left, Cup. ars., Diose; worse from motion, Bapt.; in right, extends to occi- put,Iodof; by spells,Bapt; with vertigo, IPuls. 8®° acute pain,headache,pain (undefined). Temples, shocks: with cough, IILyc; like an electric, from right temple to left side of occi- put, llris; painful, worse forenoon and even- ing, Sul. ae; sudden, Croc; spasmodic, con- tractive, froin.right to left, followed by numb- ness as if too tightly bound, with tremulous- ness of both sides of head, IPlat. 8®" blow, stunning. Temples, shooting: Acet. ae, Agar., IGels, Lyss, Merc. iod. flav.; above, Berb.; across, IChel.; electric, from right temple to left side of occiput, llris ; at 9 p.m., Lyss.; close to eyes, on moving them or looking at any- thing, ISul.; to zygoma, IPhos.; inward at short intervals, left first affected, better press- ing with hands, Cup. s.; in left, I Act. rac, Chrom. ac, Como.; inleft, only by day till last night when it prevented him from sleep (headache), shooting goes obliquely down- ward and sometimes backward, IMere p.; in left, to ear and vertex, Gvmn.; dull, in left from within out, IBell.; in left, worse on com- ing indoors, shooting goes obliquely down- ward and sometimes backward, IMere p.; from left to right, worse stooping, better from pressure, ICale; to back of head, with thirst, Stram.; from within outward, Arn.; outward, better night, worse stooping (headache), IKali bi.; in right, IBell, Coca ; in right just above temporal region, 3 p.m., Tromb.; from right into head, in afternoon, Form.; in right, pass- ing to left, dull heavy sensation in whole front of head, Lib tig.; in right, with inhalation, Calc. p.; generally in right, with constricted feeling in scalp, llris ; sharp, 11 Apis ; sharp, right, 11 Phyt.; with sickness, better drinking cold water, Alum.; sudden, after operation for strabismus, extends to eyes, IBerb.; from one to the other, worse night, worse from light, better from sleep, Sang.; from one temple toother, at times flies through to occi- put, worse in front, HPhos.; with pain like heavy weight, stone or lump of lead on top of head (headache), I IPhelb 8€g~ darting,flying, lancinating,neuralgic. Temples, soreness: Dros.; in left, ISep.; to oc- ciput, daily, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Cina ; on press- ure, Daph.; of right when pressed against pil- low, Cup.ars.; in skin of right, 11 Dros.; as from subcutaneous ulceration in one or both, worse evenings at rest, in a warm room, better walk- ing in open air, IPuls. 8@P* aching, bruised, pressing. Temples, stabbing: 8 p.m. until he fell asleep at 11 p.m., Stram.; as with a knife from one to the other, IIBell.; sometimes, begins right side and sometimes left, always goes from one side to other, 11 Lac e 8^*" darting, lancinating, sticking, stitches. 154 3. INNER HEAD. Temples, sticking: lArn, Coccus, ISul.;dull in j left, Daph.; 8 p.m. until he fell asleep at 11 p.m., Stram. ; severe, on looking at a bright light, IINatr. m.; in left on waking in morn- ing, extending into ear and eye, better mov- ing in open air, I Atrop.; in left, extend- ing toward malar bone, Vinca ; in middle, IParis ; drawing, in left, worse from mastica- tion, better by contact, Thuya; outward, ICham.; better from pressure, Calad.; sharp in one spot, llgn. g@T cutting, lancinat- ing, pricking, stitches. Temples, stinging: Astac, ICycl, IIGraph, Kali bi.; awakes in middle of night, Vace; in catarrh of bladder, ICinnab.; in left, Ther- id.; periodical, IKali bi.; in right, Calad. 8^* pricking, sticking. Temples, stitches: yEsc. h., Arum t, Atrop. s, ICham., Coccul, ICup. in, Cycl, Gamb, I Glon, I Guaiae, Iodof, Mane, IPuls, Sabad, Sil, Spong.; above, Berb.; below left, Asar.; in bones, to forehead, Camph.; boring, better on touch, IColoe; in inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; deep, IMere; to eye,teeth and side of head, I IPhos.; dull, frequent, ICham.; dull in left, yEsc. h.; dull in right, Cann. i. Zinc; dull in right, as if bones would be pressed out, worse from touch, IStaph.; into ears (intermittent), ICist; with heat in ears, Calc; violent, fine, as from electric sparks, in left, Spig.; evening and night, Dig.; as if pointed irons were thrust in, producing craziness, worse afternoon, night, noise, light, motion, 11 Ananth.; evening and night, Dig.; into eyes, Anag.; into eyes (catarrhal fever), IKali c; through eye to inner canthus, on looking at anything white or red, or at sun, IGraph.; during chill (ague), I IPuls.; with long lasting fever, INux v.; in typhus, I Apis ; hot, Bapt; as from penknife, at 3 a.m., IFerr.; sharp, be- numbing, knifelike, just above right, Verbas.; in left, Ammoniac,Amm. m.; over left,ICalc; in left or both, INitr. ac; severe in left, ISpig, Thuya; in left, extends downward, ■Sep.; in left, on motion of lower jaw, ICale; from right to angle of mouth, Verbas.; as with needles, inleft, Zinc; sharp, burning, needlelike, in left, IStaph.; needlelike, in left, while sitting, ceasing when walking or standing, Tarax.; from within out, flying, Asaf; from within out, mostly in right, IILyc; from within out, worse eating or stooping, better pressing head or moving about, ISul.; as if a plug or nail were being driven in, IHep., near eye, Amm. b.; in right, changing to pressive pain, Cann. i.; occa- sional, in right, Lyss.; in right, Vace; in right, worse evenings (chronic headache), j ICaust; sensitive across, every few minutes, Atrop.; sharp, Merc. iod. flav.; as of a sharp instrument thrust from one toother, Ascl. t; sharp, externally, in left, extend to forehead, Spong.; worse sitting or reading (pertussis), ICaust.; worse at every step, lAloe; worse stooping, moving head, eyes or jaws, better raising head and from heat, IKali e; into teeth, I IPuls.; in left, into teeth (chlorosis), ICale; with teething, ICina ; from temple to temple, HCinch.; transient, in left, IGraph.; sudden, broad thrust in right extending deep into brain, causing him to start, ICroe; with sensitiveness of vertex, as if hair were raised by pulling, Magn. m.; with vertigo, melancholy and prostration, I INatr. e; with vertigo (irido-choroiditis), IRhus. 8^" boring, cutting, darting, lacerating, nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking. Temples, stunning: headache through, better from pressure, Pod. 8^T* blow, shocks. Temples, tearing : Amm. c, Amm. m. Ant. c, Arum t, IBerb, ICham, Chim. m, Lachn, INux m, ISpig.; better in open air, 11 Aur. met.; with irritating, offensive discharge, IKali iod.; in inflammation of brain, I IPuls.; with sensation as if brain had gone to sleep, worse by contact, motion, after eating, lying or stooping, Con.; cramplike, Zinc; drawing in right, Bry.; after dinner, with stitches in right ear, Zinc; with burning heat in epigastri- um, during heat, ILach.; fine, in right, Camph.; into cheeks, Lachn.; during heat (chest af- fection), ILach.; above left, Zinc; in left, Arn., Asar, IMere, Merc, per, Rhod.; in left, downward, ISep.; in left, to upper part of head, Sep.; from left over whole left side, at times to ear and lower jaw, worse at night in sudden changes of weather or storms, from external warmth, warmth of bed, better in cool open air, IIPuls.; in left, at intervals, 11 Kali e; driving to madness, worse in damp weather, right side, or left to right, especially in anaemic persons, IVer.; from mental exer- tion, Anac.; worse at night, Thuya; from within outward, ICham.; worse eating or stooping, better pressing head together, or moving about, ISul.; in right, 11 Arum t, Lyss, Zinc; worse in right, Amm. m.; in right, into ear, Lyss.; in right, over orbit to cheek, worse from motion, Bell.; in right, worse on motion, 11 Chel.; in right, worse on motion, shaking is intolerable (sick headache), I ISang.; from right to angle of mouth, I I Verbas.; sticking, Zinc; toward, HArn.; transient, Zinc; trans- ient in left, Gamb.; twitching in temple lain on, goes to other side when turning on to it, worse in evening and on raising eyes, IPuls.; uninterrupted twitching, at times sawing in right, as if nerves were being torn out by a fine instrument, extends over eye and into malar bone, I ISpig.; in left, to vertex, Amb.; with great sensitiveness of vertex, as if hair were raised by pulling, Magn. m.; with ver- tigo, melancholy and prostration, I INatr. e; with bitter vomiting (after catching cold after labor), I IPuls. 6@P" lacerating, neuralgia. Temples, tension: I Amyl., Benz. ac, Berb., 11 Chel, Cinnab, Zinc; in catarrh of bladder, ICinnab.; in articular elevation, on going into open air, or in a draught, 11 Verbas.; as if bound, with half vision, Lith.; as from a cobweb, Bar. c; as if compressed, after eating, Con.; cramplike, as if screwed in, IPlat; drawing, IIBry.; with drowsiness, Calad.; when open- ing jaws, Ang.; in right, Calc; stupefying, in right, better pressing on it, Alum. 8§T* band, constrictive, contractive, pressing. Temples, throbbing: (beating, pulsation),yEsc. h., All.sat., Amyl,Antt, ^Aur.mur. nat,Bar. e, IBell, Bor, Cadm. s, Calc, IChel, Chin, s, Coccul., IGels., IIGlon., IGrat., Gymn, Ictod, 11 Kali br, ILac def, Med., Merc. iod. flav., I ISpig., 11 Ver. v.; as if alive 3. INNER HEAD. 15-5 with, blood coursing rapidly through dis- tended arteries, 11 Sang.; better open air, 11 Kali iod.; arteries raised, felt like whipcords,IGlon.; between, IGlon.; awakens after midnight, IBenz. ae; audibly, Amyb; pulsations of palpitating heart felt in petrous portion of bone (mania), Hod.; in affections of brain, IGlon.; congestion, better from hard pressure (ague), 11 Puis.; before chill, Carbo v.; during cough, Hep.; dull, in left, IColoe; in dyspepsia, ILacc; with burning in eyes, (sick headache), ICoff.; in rheumatic ophthal- mia, lAcon, with severe pain over eyes, ILac def.; with fiery redness of face, worse speak - ing, chewing, eating fruit or anything sour, exeited by least touch, IKali m.; in fever, during apyrexia, Ign.; during sweat (ague), I ISep.; to forehead, Ced.; at 9 a.m., Diose; with heat ih head (migraine)? ILach.; with light head, ILac def; with sick headache, ICoff; hot, with pressure on top of head (climaxis), ILach.; before attack of jaundice, I Arg. nit.; in left, Brach, IPhos.; in left, ex- tends downward, ISep.; in left, particularly before menses, ILach.; in left, better press- ure, worse walking, lyEthus.; in left, after rising, better by cold water, Aur. mur.; in the one on which she is lying, IIRhus ; menses absent six weeks, IGlon.; with mi- graine, IKali br.; in morning, IPod.; in syph- ilitic neuralgia, I ISyph.; with pressure in left, Coloe; better by hard pressure, worse by movement, HCinch.; in right, yEsc h., Cup. ars, IHep.; in right, on waking,ICheb;in right, worse from motion, shaking is intolerable (sick headache), I ISang.; worse in right side, Ananth.; as if skull would burst, worse night, ICact.; from falling asleep, Benz. ac; slow in left, Ant. c; increased (spinal disease), lAlum.; sudden, after 1 p.m., Chin, a.; on small spots, particularly in right, Astac; in affection of stomach, ILac c; with toothache, HStaph.; with vertigo, Ang.; with vertigo,mel- ancholy and prostration, HNatr.e; violent, IBell, IGlon.; visible, Amyb; visible, of left, Arg. nit; visible in heart affections of old age, lAur. met.; with bitter vomiting, ISang.;when walking, IINatr. s.; worse walking, IGlon.; when getting up and walking (palpitation), IBar. e; painful, ICaps., ICoccul, ICornus, Daph, IPhos,IStann.; in prolapsus aniJArn.; in left, I IPolyg, Zing.; with chilliness, thirst, and tearing in limbs, I IRhus; in right, with diarrhoea,IStram.; in right (gastralgia),I IVer.; j with soreness when touched, IDaph. 8§T* congestion, hammering. Temples, ticking: like a watch in right, IChel. Temples, tickling: pain in left, coming and going while in bed, evening, rubbing removes it, Tereb. Temples, painful tingling: ISul. Temples, touch: sensitive, IChel., IINux m.; left, from vertex down, ILach.; integument of left, 11 Rob.; also when lying on them, worse in wet, cold weather, better from warmth, INux m.; sensitiveness of right, ^Form. Temples, transient pain: Card, m.; in left, Ammoniac. Temples, tremulous: worse least motion of arms, particularly raising them toward head, I ISpig. Temples, twinges : in right, extending back- ward, Plant.; in right, extending into ear and causing a kind of earache, 11 Prun. Temples, twitching pains: Act.sp.,Carbol.ac; from right to angle of mouth, 11 Verbas. Temples, as if in a vise : aST" pressing; also Headache viselike. Temples, wandering pains: ICham, Colch. 8®*" darting, flying, neuralgic. Temples, wringing above: Berb. Temples, 8®°" Head, Headache, Hemic-ania. VERTEX, aching: I Act rac, Amyl, Calc. s, Sarrae; dull, Iodof; dull,giddy, Acet.ac; dull, worse by motion, better lying down, I Ascl. t; aftereating, Con.; in evening, IHep.; wants to lie down, aching at 5 a.m., Chlor.; worse at night, and better toward morning (cephal- algia periostitica), IMez. 8®*" bruised, dull pain, headache, pain (undefined), soreness. Vertex, as if a ball had been driven from neck to, worse at every heart throb : I Act. rac. Vertex, as if blown off: 8ST" Ay off, bursting, pressing. Vertex, feeling of a foreign body under skull, after overstudy, better during reading, worse afternoon, worse ongoing to sleep, or from ex- citement, or thinking of pain, better by touch: ICon. Vertex, boring: Arg. nit., Caust, Cycl, ILach, Magn. s, I IPuls.; beneath, spot painful to touch, ISul.; from within, ISpig. BST" burrowing, nail. Vertex, bruised pain: Bry, IMagn. e; in fore- noon, better in open air, Gamb.; after pain in occiput, extending over right side of head, at 8 a.m., Ind.; small spot, only totouch,ICaust; on being touched, 11 Chel. ggg- aching, soreness. Vertex, burning: Agar., IBry, ICale, Car- bol. ac, Caust, Daph., IHyper, Merc, per, INatr. m, I INatr. s, IISul.; in prolapsus ani, I Arn.; on awaking, succeeded by cold feeling, ISul.; alternating with coldness like ice (pro- lapsus uteri), I ISep.; in chronic diarrhcea, IISul, after grief, HCale; with headache, dur- ing menses, INatr. m.; in right side, Uran n.; during menopause, ILach.; better from motion and mental exertion, Helon.; with throbbing, from neck to forehead, IPhos.; from within out- ward, ILach.; in phthisis, IKali e; pressing from within outward (after repeated attacks of pneumonia), ILach.; in scalp (pityriasis), IMez.; a corrosive point, Sabad.; a round spot, IIGraph.; running to toes, ICale p.; with ver- tigo, Agar.; lasts twenty-four hours, ends in vomiting, worse from excitement or walking (bilious headache), I IPod.; with inclination to yawn, Daph. 8@F" heat, scalding, scorching. Vertex, burrowing: in left side, worse from motion, loud noise, speaking loud, opening mouth, better lying down, Spig. egT" boring, gnawing, nail. Vertex, bursting: as if skull would break, Ast. r.; as if forced asunder, IKali iod., INux v.; as if skull would burst, Spong.; as from se- vere cold, or as if coming off (neuralgia syphi- litica), 11 Syph.; as if skull were pushed upward, IFerr.; as if top were coming off and brains were coming out, with headache, worse mo- tion, ILac def; as if top would come off at every jar, Kob.; as if top would come off, 156 3. INNER HEAD. worse laughing and stooping, better from cold wind, desire to be quiet, Cupr. s.; as if top were lifted off, Diose; as if pulled up with one-half of brain, Cund.; as if it were about to be taken off, Xan. 8^*"congestion, ful- ness, pressing, throbbing. Vertex, buzzing at night as if something were in brain: IHyper. Vertex, coldness: chills begin, Arum t; cool sensation, Aur. mur.; cold sensation, IBry, INatr. m., ISep.; a cold spot continually, ISul.; sense of a lump of ice, IIVer.; unbearable feeling as from ice, after breakfast, Arn.; shud- dering, Castor.; shuddering, to chest, 01. an.; about breadth of two fingers across, in a line with forepart of ears, Sib; icy, when pressing firmly with hand or covering it with hat, Val.; as if open and without covering, 11 Arum t; in rheumatism (uterine cancer), ICale; in a small spot, Mang.; painful, chang- ing to feeling of warmth when moving head, Grat.; as if cold wind were blowing on it through neck to back, worse in room, better in open air, Laur. Vertex, confused sensation: IHyper. Vertex, congestion: HCham, IISul.; with burning heat, IGlon.; in mental disturbance, I IStaph. 8®" bursting, fulness, heat, heaviness, throbbing. Vertex, as if he momentarily lost conscious- ness, but only in that place, causes a vacillat- ing motion of head, in evening, Lyss. Vertex, contraction : 11 Ustil.: cramplike,worse by slightest motion, ICinch.; in frequent par- oxysms, IKali bi. 8^** crushing, pressing. Vertex, feels and hears a cracking when sit- ting quietly : ICoff. Vertex, crawling: ICale p., Cann. i., ICup. m., ILil. tig.; dull, as if going to sleep, Cupr. s.; as of something moving, Cup. m. Vertex, crazy feeling: ILil. tig. Vertex, crushing feeling: with burning of eyes and lachrymation, Phell.; as if brain were crushed, after long-continued grief, IPhos. ac. ggg* contraction, pressing. Vertex, curling sensation: IHyper. Vertex, cutting: in bones, Arg. nit; with dis- tended veins on temples, ICale 8®* darting, lancinating, stitches. Vertex, darting: Con, Cycl.; from within out- ward to scalp, on right side, followed by iteh- ing, Lyss.; sharp, through, with dull head, Sticta. Vertex, deep seated pains: ICornus, Diose 8€aT" cutting, lancinating, shooting, stitches. Vertex, distress : 11 Calab, lEup. perf. Vertex, digging : worse from pressure, IBell. g^° burro-wing, nail. Vertex, dizzy pain: Ars. B^P" vertigo. Vertex, drawing: HArn, ICale p. Zinc; to nape, is forced to draw up shoulders, close eyes and tread lightly, IChel.; pressive, in right side, Spig.; in skin, Zinc. 8®°" neuralgia, tearing. Vertex, dulness: Act. rac, IGels, Lyss., Zinc; as if empty, Sinap. Vertex, dull pain: Caust, Millet, lOxal. ac. Stilling, ITereb, Zinc; increases as if whole brain would be pressed asunder, with inability to perform labor, IHyper.; congestive, yEsc. h.; in bump of firmness, with corresponding symptoms of mind, IBar. e; with pain in ure- thra, after urinating, Caust. 8@T* aching, bruised, headache, pain (undefined). Vertex, as if it would fly off, I Act. rac, Bapt. gjgg* bursting, pressing, out-ward. Vertex, fulness, Act. rac, yEsc. h. Apis ;pain- ful, IGlon.; as if brain would burst, with for- mication in head, followed by heavy sleep, Psor.; bursting, worse afternoon and into left eye, Lactac; constant, increasing all the time, as if something were pumped in, IGlon.; awakes 5 a.m., Chrom. ac.; and pressure worse or renewed when thinking thereof, IHelon. ggj^ bursting, congestion, pressing. Vertex,gnawing: externally, Menyanth,Spong.; as if in periosteum, I Ant. c; on a small spot, Ran. sc 8®" burrowing, digging. Vertex, hair: as if it were pulled, Aeon, IMagn. e; as if someone were pulling a lock,ICanth.; as if a bunch of hair were pulled from, Indig.; as if standing on end, during chill, ISpong.; great sensitiveness, as if hair were raised by pulling, with stitches and tearing in temples, Magn. m.; violent headache in evening, as if hair would be torn out, it bristles most on painful spots, ISul. 8^° Hair, Chap. 4. Vertex, hammering: Brom.; as if hit with a hammer, I ISars. B^sT" throbbing. Vertex, headache (undefined): ICurar, IMere iod. flav, Sep, Variol. ; on awaking, Natr. p.; deep into brain, ISyph.; thinks brain is dis- solving, she will go crazy (megrim), Calc.; deep, with palpitation, IIBrom.; dreamy, to- ward morning, Pallad.; across top from one ear to the other, IPallad.; began near vertex, descended to region of left side, then went gradually over vertex to right side of head, but remained worse on left, Nitr. ac; in epilepsy, ICaust.; about 5 p.m., I IVer.; in convalescence from yellow fever, ICale; extending to left side of forehead and nose (apoplexy), ICoccul.; lasted six weeks, begins in vertex, extends over right side of head and face, with prickling, as from needles, in limbs of right side, worse afternoon, ILach.; with dry heat, Graph.; commencing on top or in back of head, running down sterno-mastoid (more right side) which is tender to touch, Sal. ac; with nausea, IHyper.; all night, Jamb.; worse at night, after sleeping and in morning, particularly after breakfast, Badiag.; in paral- ysis, Curar.; in paroxysms every other day, commencing about 11 a.m., 11 Hydras.; violent periodic, ISil.; in pneumonia, IChel.; in pro- lapsus uteri, ILil. tig.; on rising, IIKali nit; more outside near vertex, better by gentle Scratching, or by rubbing, but must be done by hands of others, thus by a kind of mesmer- izing, Lyss.; semilateral, over vertex, TrCarbol. ae; down into shoulders, Diose g^° aching, dull pain, pain (undefined), sharp pain, Vertex, heat: Aur. met, Camph, IGlon, IHy- per, IMed, IMur. ac, IINatr. ph, INatr. s, INux m, IISul.; on back part, IDaph.; in hy- peraemia of brain, I IPhos.; with soreness of brain extending to inner ear, IISul.; burning (intermittent after quinine), 11 Sub; with dull pressure, as if skull were too full, IHelon.; dry, with headache, Graph.; with buzzing in ears, lEup. perf: in region of firm- 3. INNER HEAD. 157 ness, IBenz. ae; with pressure in forehead and coronal region, after sunset, better by pressure, during quiet and while lying down, worse while thinking, INatr. s.; hot flushes, Ptel.; with giddiness, I ISabad.; after grief, ICale, IPhos.; with sick headache, ICrotal.; at menopause, IILach.; during menses, Natr. s.; with morning headache, IPod.; in pneu- monia, ISul.; with pain, better from pressure, lEup. pert; in prolapsus uteri, during climax- is, IILach.; on a small place, sensation of (pro- sopalgia), IMez.; in region of reverence,IBenz. ac.;in rheumatism, I I Sub; in spots (prolapsus ani), I Am.; with slight pulsation, at 11 p.m., IMere iod. rub.; hot to touch, Aeon.; hot to touch, though he is generally chilly, and better from external warmth, IKali iod. 8ST" burning, congestion. Vertex, heaviness: Apis, Camph, Cepa, Hippom, lOxal.ac, Sinap, Xan, Zinc; with coryza, Jacar.; dull pain, yEsc h., Chim. m.; dull pain in left at 11 a.m., Zing.; dull pain during profuse menses, IFerr. ph.; from 6 a.m. till evening, ICrotal.; pressing, IBry, Calc. a, Lyss.; weight, Agar, lAloe, Alum., Amyg., Brach, Cact, ICale, IGlon, IILach, Lith., I IZinc; dull, first on left side, Lyss.; with cold feet and flushes of face, Naja ; seems to affect mind, IMed.; pain, like a weight, better pressing, worse sounds,hear- ing talking or from strong light, I ICact.; pain like a heavy weight, stone or lump of lead, I IPhelb; weight, in rheumatism, IISul.; weight, worse after sleep, Amb.; weight with neuralgic headache in left temple and around cranium, I IMed.; weight with vertigo, I Amb. 8@" confused, dulness, pressing. Vertex, humming ; singing, ICale Vertex, itching : Anag.; lasting several days, worse in morning, Ind. met. Vertex, lancinating: ICup.ac. BSP" cutting, darting, stitches. Vertex, large: feels enlarged and extended upwards, Lachn. Vertex, sensation of something loose when turning, diagonally across top, with external headache, IKalm. Vertex, nail: as if driven in, I IHell, INux v.; with a jerk, IThuya; from within out- ward. Thuya ; pressing, Form.; as if sticking in, Niccol. gg&~ boring, burrowing, piercing, stitches. Vertex, noise: clicking in left, on walking, and during stool, ICon.; like ticking of a watch, I IGraph. Vertex, numbness : Calab, Carb. s, IMez.; af- ter a blow, IMere per.; preceded by a sensa- tion of contraction of brain and scalp, worse in evening and while sitting, better from mo- tion in open air, IPlat.; on left, evening, Ars. m.;as if top were gone, IMez.; as if scalp would be contracted and as if a heavy weight were lying upon it, IPlat; on a small spot on right, rather anteriorly, as if in bone, Filix; in a streak backward, more to left, Ars. m.; Vertex, as if opening: HCann. i.; as if brain were open, ICarbo a.; and letting in cold air, (climaxis), I Act. rac; and shutting, HCann. i., ICann. s. Vertex, oppression: Amyg, I IGraph, Laur. B^'fulness, heaviness, pressing. Vertex, pain (undefined): Bor., Cadm. s, ICro- tal, Daph., IGels., IIGlon., ILach, Ptel., I IRheum, Ustil.; in afternoon, Elaps; worse in open air, ICon.; begins on awaking, lasts all day,worse noise (postpartum hemorrhage), ICann. s.; caused by cough, Alum.; down- ward (incipient paralysis), ILach.; nervous excitability, IICalab.; in hyperesthesia of retina, INux v.; shooting down" to zygoma, IPhos.; after a fall upon head, IISul. ac; in region of firmness, IBenz. ac.; toward fore- head, Daph.; in sick headache, Sang.; to left of, Pallad.; during profuse menses, Ferr. ph.; shifting from epigastrium, Form.; in morning, Bar. e , Carbol. ac, Pallad.; on awaking, ex- tends to occiput, IKali bi.; after awaking, worse lying on left side and back, better when turning on right side and after rising, ICinnab.; worse moving or stooping, bet- ter from pressure, Alum.; worse by movement or exertion, lOxal. ae; with nausea, IForm.; with palpitation (coryza), ICact.; and press- ure, with sensation as if heart were grasped coryza), ICact. ; and pressure after attack epilepsy), IBufo.; better from pressure and fresh air, Tarant.; in region of reverence, IBenz. ae; caused by running up stairs, Ferr. iod.; pain, with sore scalp, Bry, I IChel.; spot painful to touch, Lactu. v.; confined to one spot near middle line, inclining to left side, from cold, better temporarily by quinine, pain at its acme about 5 or 6 p.m., continues to be violent until 2 a.m., when it quits him in- stantaneously, worse in winter and whenever weather is unusually cold, pain appears to be in brain, drives him mad, 11 Sub; when stepping from a high step to ground, IPhyt.; under coronal suture, in morning on awaking, Merc, sub; with flying heat and sweat in morning, Oxal. ac; merging with pain in teeth, Lyss.; tender to touch, worse evening, Bufo.; if urine is retained, 7rFluor. ae; with vertigo and nausea, could not sit up, worse from raising head, Pic. ac. 8ST" headache. Vertex, piercing : Millet; awoke2a.m.,Diose; after midnight (typhoid pneumonia), I ILac e; transient, as if bone were repeatedly pierced with a needle near sagittal suture, Thuya ; as if pin points were inserted, yEsc h. SgT" boring, nail, pricking, stitches. Vertex, pressive pinching: Jamb. 8*§F° contraction, pressing. Vertex, as if pithy: Mez. 8^* numbness. Vertex, pressing: Aeon, Act. sp. Agar IIAlum, Amb, Ant. t, IBell., I I Calab.] ICale, ^Carbol. ae, ICarbo v, Ced, Chen. v, Cycl., Euph, IGraph, I IHyper, Hod, IILach., Med, INiccol, INux m., IIPuls I IRhod,Spong,ISyph,Thuya, IVer.,Verbas, Zinc; when cold air touched it, IFerr.; as if brain were enveloped in cloth, which would deprive him of his senses, ICycl.; as if com- pressed by a pitch cap, better in open air, Aeon.; as if a cast, which fitted top of head, were pressing it down, I ILyss.; on coughing and deep inspiration, lAnae; with dryness, I IPhyt.; dull, Camph, I IZinc; dull, outward from ears, 10.30 a.m., I IHydras.; dull, as from a plug, left side, lAnae; dull, extending through head, IChen. a.; dull, worse in sum- mer after cooling rains and after bodily exer- tion and walking, IHep.; running to ears with lightheadedness and confusion and i58 3. INNER HEAD. heat from head to foot, ICrotal.; worse after dinner, Zinc; morning and evening, as if eyes would be pressed down, ISul.; with weak and aching eyes, Phell.; as if pressed asunder, with pressure on eyeballs and sleepiness, better evening and entering a room from cold air or vice versa, I Ran. b.; with cold feet and flushed face, Naja ; in intermittent, ICimex ; to forehead, worse thinking of it, sudden stooping or mental exertion, ICham.; over forehead and temples, worse as soon as atten- tion is called to it, from sudden stooping or mental exertion, ICham.; toward forehead on both sides and to orbits, where it becomes fixed, Hydr. ac; compels wrinkling of fore- head and screwing up eyes, ISul.; as though lifting up from adjoining parts, Eup. pur.; hard, Staph.; extends through whole head, when standing in sun, IBar. c; when turning head, Hyos.; with soreness of brain extending to inner ear, I I Sub; inward, extending to occipital protuberance (liver complaint), IChel.; increasing and de- creasing slo wly, I ISars.; from without inward, Zinc; hard, jerklike, extends deep into brain in paroxysms lasting one or two minutes, Sib; painful, must lie down, Calab.; during menses, Natr. s.; before and during menses (dysmenorrhoea), I INux v.; worse after men- tal labor, ISep.; from fixed attention of mind, INux v.; returns at 4 p.m., seventh day, with uneasiness of mind, when reading or thinking, Lyss.; from 6 a.m. until evening, ICrotal.; painful, on moving,with fever and prostration, Lyss.; as from a nail, worse afternoon, and from3to4A.M,better inmotionand after sweat, Thuya ; producing numbness as from extreme heat or cold, at dinner, Pallad.; to occiput, 11 Ca- lab.; shifting to occiput, 01. an.; from within, Cham., ILach, I INatr. ph.; with ovarian neu- ralgia, Crotal.; with palpitation (coryza), ICact.;periodical, 11 Chel.; severe on right side, Camph.; in right side, as if a sharp corner were pressed against it, I IPrun.; sensitive, when touched, worse evening, from heat of bed, morning when awaking, smarting and burning after scratching, ISul.; extends into shoulders, IGels.; from both sides on ascending steps, I IMenyanth.; with sleepiness after din- ner and cold feet, ICale; to spine, Benz. ae; as of a stone every morning with vertigo, IKali e; during stool, Iod.; worse 4 to 8 p.m., from stooping,lying down, and exerting mind, IILyc; when stooping, or moving head, after- noon, Lyss.; worse stooping, walking, talking, better lying (hypertrophy of heart), 11 Spig.; worse stooping or moving head at 4 p.m., while reading and reflecting, with mental restless- ness, Lyss.; downward, stupefaction, Cupr. s.; increasing and decreasing slowly, Stann.; after sunset, with heat on top of head, better by pressure, during quiet and while lying down, worse when thinking, INatr. s.; with neuralgic headache in left temple and around cranium, has lasted twenty-four hours and is gradually worse, I IMed.; to temples, worse thinking of it, sudden stooping, or mental ex- ertion, ICham.; with hot throbbing of temples (climaxis), ILach.; tensive in left, Bell.; from within upward, worse looking steadily at fixed point, Helon.; with sobbing on account of vexation, without obvious reason, I IZinc; as from a weight, 11 Kali bi, INaja ; as if a tre- • mendous weight were falling on it when com- ing into dark, Sib; as of a weight in middle, llgn. g&g* contraction, dull pain, heaviness. Vertex, pricking: Arund.; in centre, for two hours, ICimex. $8^ numbness, stitches. Vertex, racking pain : to eyebrow, with de- spair, Act. sp. Vertex, reverberation: when coughing, ISul. Vertex, rheumatic pain : for several years, I IStram. 8@" tearing. Vertex, as of rushing upward: Amyl. Vertex, scalding feeling: I ISil. 8®" burning, heat. Vertex, scorching : better in open air, and by cold water, worse from excitement (uterine disorder), ICon. Vertex, sensitive : to cold air, noise, and jar, IFerr. ph.; to dry, cold air, ICarbo a.; painful in mornings, Squilla ; scalp, Thuya. 8gT" touch. Vertex, as if separated from rest of head, as if she could lift it off, felt she would like to re- move it: I ITherid. Vertex, sharp pain: Merc. iod. flav.; in back part, worse morning and in warm weather, I IThuya ; extends to eyes,better from warmth, scalp tender, 11 Sub; coming from nape of neck, then stretching across head forward, presses top of head in hands, 9 a,m. (acute neuralgia), ILac e; terrific, into eye, lArg. nit. 8®" neuralgia. Vertex, vertiginous shocks: Lyss. Vertex, shooting : lAct.rac, ITereb.; qn cough- ing, Alum.; to forehead, since midnight (dys- menorrhoea), INiccol.; pressing, Lyss. B@?*> cutting, darting, lancinating. Vertex, soreness: cannot comb her hair, when eyes are sore, Merc, sob; with headache, IFerr. ph.; irritation of meninges in cervical portion, 11 Paris ; left side sore, worse on touching, Zing.; of periosteum, with swelling, Ant. c; spreads over right side o f head and face, ILach.; as from ulceration, worse even- ing, in bed, and after eating, better after scratching, IZinc. 8®° aching, bruised, dull pain. Vertex, as of fine electric sparks, changing to prickling itching, better rubbing: Carbol. ac. Vertex, splitting pain: Natr. s.; as if skull were split, worse wet weather and night, ICarbo a. 8§?T* bursting, pressing outward. Vertex, sticking: ILach.; through whole head, when standing in sun, IBar. e; in left side, before or during early menses, 101. an. 8@f pricking, stinging. Vertex, stinging: in upper part, Caust; in right side, Lyss. 8©* pricking, sticking. Vertex, stitches: Bor, ICaust, ICon, Cycl, Ipec, I I Lith, Nitr. sp. d, Raph.; in inflam- mation of brain, IIPuls.; on coughing (epi- demic influenza), ISabad.; deep, Caps.; dull, deep, Ratan.; dull, from within, worse from touch and after washing, better while washing, ISpig.; jerking, towards evening, worse wash- ing and during wet weather, better in dry air, also from scratching and rubbing, ICale; fre- quent, better lying down and by pressure (hysteria), ILye; like a stitch from dull instru- ment, as from a pressing nail, Form.; fine, burning, in middle, Zinc; like needles, in 4. OUTER HEAD. 159 middle (intermittent), ICimex ; a fine burn- ing needle, externally, Staph.; periodical, I IChel.; on stooping, Amm. in.; thrusts, Millet; thrusts from within out, Calc; with vertigo, ICaust, I INatr. c. 8g^° boring, cutting, darting, lancinating, nail, pricking, stabbing, sticking. Vertex, stupefying pain: Bov, Lyss.; going to neck, Arund. Vertex, surging, burning : Lyss. Vertex, as if brains were swashing about: Carbol. ac. 8@" waves. Vertex, as if swollen : Cepa; bones, worse from warmth, better in cool open air, Ante Vertex, tearing: Anac, Ant. c, Benz. ac, ICanth, Con, Indig, Lachn, Zinc; better in open air, 11 Aur. met.; as if torn asunder, worse wet weather and night, ICarbo a.; as if brain were torn to pieces, ICarbo a.; in in- flammation of brain, IIPuls.; after eating, Inul.; fine, towards evening, ICale; worse evening and night, IMere; with feeling as if a hammer were beating from within outward, Vinca ; in left side, worse from motion, loud noise, speaking loud, opening mouth, better by lying down, Spig.; better lying down and by pressure (hysteria),ILye; at night, I ILaur.; worse at night, Thuya ; from within, ILach.; pressing, near right side, Zinc; worse from pressure, IBell.; in right, Bell.; throbbing, Zinc; with vertigo, Mur. ac; with vertigo, melancholy and prostration, I INatr. c. 8^° drawing, neuralgic, rheumatic. Vertex, tenderness. 8®° touch. Vertex, tension: Lyss.; painful, ICact, Zinc; to upper jaw, as if head were expanded from within, worse in evening, when lying with head low, slowly increasing and decreasing, better from heat, Stront.; of scalp, ICarbo a.; in left side, gradually becomes a sharp press- ure, better on sitting up, 11 Verbas. 8®° bursting, pressure. Vertex, throbbing (beating, pulsating) : Agar, Alum., Amyl., Anac, Bry,IGlon, Helon.,IHy- per.,ILyc.,Lyss.,I IPuls, IStram.,ITereb,ISub; DANDRUFF: All. sat, lAmm. m, lArs, I IBadiag, IBry, ICale, I ICanth, IGraph, Kalim., IMed, IINatr. m, lOleand., HPhos, ISep, IStaph, IISul, IThuya. Dandruff, alternating with catarrh or loss of smell: INatr. m. Dandruff, copious: falls out in clouds,!IPhos. Dandruff, enormous: ICanth. Dandruff, herpetic: IGraph.; in circles like ringworm, ISep. Dandruff, with headache : in pregnancy,ICale Dandruff, scaly ; ICanth, IIThuya; hair comes out, skin peels off with itching and smarting, IStaph. when awaking, Bry.; on awaking, with heat in face, I IKreo.; driving out of bed (gastral- gia), ICham.; worse after meal, or at night, ICham.; after eating, Inul.; worse by motion of eyes and touch of fingers, ICoccul.; with chilliness, ISil.; moves to cheeks and chin, where it changes to tingling, drawing pains, IHyper.; aching feeling, with flashes of throb- like pain, about upper part, as if top of head were about to be taken off, Xan.; with fulness, Bry.; with fulness in forehead, Natr. a.; intense pain, ILac def; painful (nocturnal headache), ISul.; intermittent, painful, Plant.; painful, proceeding from vertex (melancholia), I IPuls.; during menses, ILach.; from fixed attention of mind,INux v.; painful, every morning,I INatr. e; painful, morning, soon after rising, Sep.; with every movement, IBry., ILach.; painful, when moving suddenly, IFerr.; painful with nausea, I INatr. m.; down to neck, Lyss.; press- ing, Lyss.; must lie quiet, ICale; painfiil, right side, worse by rising, Zing.; in scarlatina, IChin. s.; strange, Lyss.; painful over right temple, early on awaking, Alum.; with ver- tigo, melancholy, and prostration, IINatr. e; worse from walking, ISars. 8^°* congestion, fulness, hammering. Vertex, tingling:' painful, ISul.; with light- headedness after inhaling diphtheritic breath, I ILac c; painful, menses omit, ICup. m. B^lf numbness, pricking. Vertex, touch: painful, Alum, IMez. ; sensi- tive, 7rCarbob ac, Paris; sore, Arum t, tender, Arg. nit.; in region of coronal suture, I ISil. 8®" pressing, sensitive. Verteg, twisting pain : worse by pressure, IBell. Vertex, vertigo: several times during day, with danger of falling, IMed. 8@" Vertigo head. Vertex and chin, as if in a vise: Daph. gg&* pressing. Vertex, pain increases and diminishes, like waves rise and fall: IGlon. Vertex, weariness: with coryza, Jacar. Vertex: B^T" Head, Headache. Dandruff, smells badly: ILye, IPsor. Dandruff, worse in change of weather: IDulc. Dandruff, white : IKali m., IINatr. m, IPhos, IIThuya; and dry, IMez.; in flakes, with itching, TrKali m. Dandruff, yellow: IKali s. Dandruff: 8@* Eruption crusty, pityriasis, scaly. ERUPTION (undefined): IBar. c, Cadm. s., ICarbo a., IClem, llpec, IJugl, Plant, IPsor. Eruption, acne: on forehead, Nux v.,ISil., ISul.; on forehead, as with drunkards, IKreo.; punc- tata, black dots on forehead, I Ars., IISul.; red, 4. OUTER HEAD. Dandruff. Eruption. Fontanelles. Forehead. Hair. Head. Scalp. Skull. Tumors. 160 4. OUTER HEAD. with black points, IHydras.; rosacea, in dis- persed groups, ICaust. 8^° papules, pimples, pustules ; also, Face eruption, Chapter 8. Eruption, biting : especially on occiput,l01eand. B^g" itching. Eruption, blisters : 8®*" vesicular. Eruption, blotches on forehead, worse at night, in warm room, and before menses, IMagn. m. Eruption, boils : particularly on scalp, I IPsor, ISul.; bloodboils, ICale; bloodboils, worse from pressure, motion, better from heat, itching as if in bones, IKali c; burning, bit- ing, sensitive to touch and pressure, I Ars.; sore pain from touching or scratching, Anac; lentil-sized, sore, worse at night and when lying down, IMez.; painful, small, on back of head, IKali bi.; almost painless, on occiput, I INatr. c; containing a large quantity of pus, IPsor.; recurring, lArn.; after scarlet fever, IHep.; sore to contact, IHep.; suppurating, I ICale; small, suppurating, often leave scars, IIKali iod. 8®" carbuncles, ulcers. Eruption, burning: lArs, Cie, IGraph, IISul, ISars. Eruption, carbuncles: lArs, IHep, ILach, ISil, ISul.; especially near ears, or temples, lAnthrac. 8®° boils. ' Eruption, coppercolored: ICarbo a, ILye, ISul. 8S^ syphilitic. Eruption, cracks: bleeding easily, IPetrol. Eruption, crusty: Astac, Petrol.; thick, black, on forehead, lArs.; thick brown, with reddish borders, on forehead and temples, IIDulc; in nursing children, HCale; extends from scalp to forehead, ears and neck, I Ars.; thick, greenish- yellow,IPetrob; between hair,Acet.ae;light,on back, along border of hair, irregular, resemble peach gum, INatr. m.; itching, IClem.; thick, moist, with ichorous, sanious offensive dis- charge, intolerable biting itching, on forepart, worse toward evening, in night, and from warmth, IIRhus; thick, loose, porous bottom, seems full of vermin, ILye; thick, causing hair to fall out, IDulc; thick, a sort of lepra, I Ars.; thick, expose red ra,w infiltrated patches upon removal (eczema), IHydras.; thick leatherlike, under which thick white pus collects, hair glued together, IMez.; thick, sebaceous, IHydras.; yellow, IIDulc, IIMerc. 8^* eczema, favus, impetigo, tinea capitis. Eruption, diarrhcea: frequent thin stools, IPsor. Eruption, dirty ; Psor, 11 Syph. Eruption, dry: IMere, HPsor.; thick,foul-smell- ing, commencing at back of head and ex- tending over whole head to beard, with crawl- ing and sore itching pains, better by scratch- ing, ICale; with intolerable itching as if head were in an ants nest (favus), IMez.; offensive, IMere, ISep.; offensive, easily bleeding, burn- ing begins on back of head, pains and cracks, better scratching, IISul.; offensive, stinging, itching and tingling, with cracks, sore when scratching, ISep. 8*gjp" herpes, pityriasis, scaly. Eruption, eating into surrounding parts, with itching at night: 11 Rhus. Eruption, ecchymosis; after injury, lArn, IHam. Eruption, eczema: HCale, ICoccul, IIGraph, IIHep, IILyc, IMez, HPetrol, HPsor, ISil, IISul.; with abscesses, affecting bone, HPsor.; chronic, spreading from ear, tine vesicles dry- ing down to branlike scales, Ars.; dirty, offen- sive smelling, IBrom, Psor.; patches of exfoli- ated thin dry furfuraceous scales, with itching, ISil.; behind ears, HCale; around margin of hair, from ear to ear, posteriorly, ISul.; ery- thematous, on forehead, following confusion of head, I IPhos.; between eyes, scrofulous oph- thalmia, IPsor.; impetiginoid, I ISul.; massive dirty crusts mat hair, IIGraph.; moist, acute or chronic, worse on occiput, IPetrol.; moist, itching, little raw tubercles on scalp, face and arms, IPhyt; moist or dry, offensive, scabby, burning, itching, discharging pus, on occiput, HSil.) thick, moist, greenish yellow crust covers nearly whole left side, suppurates, leaving a large scar, of four years' duration, I ISul.; with glandular swelling on neck, ICale; painful to touch, IIGraph.; red, raw, oozing a thin moisture, dries into yellow scabs down to eyebrows, IKali bi.; thick, hard scabs, from which pus exudes on pressure, IMez.; thick, yellow, eczemat- ous crusts, nearly cover head, IPetrol.; thick, yellowish scab, somewhat moist, covers whole scalp, 11 Sub; scalp smarting, IKali bi. 8^° impetigo, moist, pimples, pustules, scabs, suppurative, tinea, vesicular. Eruption, eczema Solaris: red, itching, pim- ples on forehead, every summer, IMur. ac. Eruption, efflorescence: on border of hairy parts, Berb. Eruption, erysipelas: HApis, lArs, ICinch, ICup. m. Dory, IIGraph, Ruta, Tereb.; sud- den sinking of swelling, becoming bluish, vio- lent brain symptoms, I ICup.m.; bluish red on occiput, IPhos. ac; digging, boring, gnawing then creeping and itching, lEuphor.; spread- ing to face, I Apis; spreading from face over head, sore to slightest touch, IChel.; inflam- mation, lEuphor.; inflammation of occiput, IPhos. ac; over left side, Samb.; phleg- monous, IVer. v.; purplish swelling, ILach.; sphacelous spots, lApis, ILach. ; swelling, lEuphor.; swelling, worse at night, lArs.; swelling, painful, IPhyt.; sensitive to touch, particularly in region of occiput, where there was pressing, I IRhus ; traumatic, periosteum affected, IPhos. ac, I Ruta; traumatic, scalp sensitive, I Apis ; vesicular, I IRhus v.; vesic- ular, going from left to right, IRhus ; large blisters cover right side, I IVer. v. 8^* vesicular. Eruption,exudative: gg§~ eczema, impetigo, moist, suppurative, tinea. Eruption, favus; HCale, Hydrocot, IMez, HPhos, IVinca; extends to nape or face, IHep. 8^* fistulous. Eruption, fetid: IMere, HPsor. Eruption, fistulous : forehead red, presenting a number of small orifices like worm holes, exuding serous fluid, margins of holes, which communicate with frontal bone, somewhat elevated, pain in forehead when in bed, was snbject to severe headache up to time when forehead was affected, I I Merc. v. J@" favus. Eruption, forehead: near hair, I ISep. Eruption, with glandular swelling: HCale, ILye, IMere, IPsor, HSil, ISul. Eruption, herpes (tetter): lAnanth, IMagn. e; with biting on forehead, ICaps.; circinatus, HCale, IDulc, IPhyt, ISep, I ITubere; a little 4. OUTER HEAD. 161 spot of circinatus, perpendicularly above ex- ternal canthus of right eye and about half an inch above brow, at first a cluster of globular vesicles on an inflamed base dry into thin scales and spread by circumference, itches and pricks slightly, elevated ring of vesicles, some larger than others, on an inflamed base en- closing a depressed area of red skin desqua- mate, furnishing successive crops of thin, white scales, Tell.; dry, extends to eyebrows, IIThuya; dry, IIRhus; fetid, on temples, IPsor.; with itching, ICaps.; itching intoler- ably, on temples, IPsor.; on forehead, IIBadiag.; on a small spot on forehead, on border, left side, Agar.; on occiput, I Arg. nit, IPetrol.; on temple, Cadm. s.; on temple, with leucorrhcea, I Alum.; tonsurans, scalp puffed up by accumulation in subjacent cellular tissue of bloody, offensive pus, discharging from time to time, ILye; zoster supraor- bitalis, bluish black vesicles, high fever and usual pains, 11 Ran. b. 8®° dandruff, dry, pityriasis, scaly, scurfy. Eruption, humid: 8®* moist. Eruption, impetigo: ICale p., ICaust, Con, Uacea, IIMerc, IIMerc. s, IPetrol, IRhus, I IRhus v., I ISil, ISul.; larvalis, IBar. c Eruption, itching: ICie, IGraph., IILed, IIMerc, lOleand, Sep., IISul. ; worse at night, IMere iod. flav.; worse nights in a warm room and before menses, IMagn. in. Eruption, itchlike: Bar. m. • 8®° Scabies, Chapter 46. Eruption, knotty: 8®" nodes. Eruption, miliary ; Lact. ac.; on forehead and temples, periodical (chlorosis), llpec 8@* rash. Eruption, moist: ICham, ICie, IIGraph, IMere, IPetrol, HPsor, ISep., IStaph., HSil.; large blotches, with scabby eruptions on face, IPsor.; brownish, excoriating (scrofulosis of children),IStilling.;inchildren,I IHyper.;cor- roding, worse touch, better rubbing, IThuya ; eats away hair, sensiti ve, sore places, I Merc. sol.; crusts, IIBar. e; thick incrustations, quantity of thick, yellow fluid, agglutinating hair, Ua- cea ; on forehead, along margin of hair, after taking cold, worse in warmth of room after having been in cold air, itching when warm, worse washing, IHydras.; causes inflammation of any part it touches, ISars.; itching, IMez.; itching, on temples, Zinc; itching, forms a dry scurf (scrofulous ophthalmia), I Ars.; burn- ing itching, corroding, large vesicles filled with clear serum, become turbid, burst and be- come confluent, 11 Rhus; itching, fetid, on occi- put, scratching changes place of itching and increases oozing, Staph.; itching, on rising in morning, IIHep.; stinging itching, extending down neck, worse when getting warm in bed, temporary relief by scratching, dries up in scabs, IClem.; on occiput, lOleand., I ISil.; offensive odor, IIHep.; fetid, hair falls off, IStaph.; chronic, offensive, HVinca; offen- sive, with thick pus, yellow crusts, bleeding and burning, I ISul.; discharging puslike fluid almost constantly, ISep.; scabs, Ruta, Sars.; scabby, itching, IPsor.; thick scabs, lAnanth.; scabs easily torn off, leaving a raw, bleeding surface, IIHep.; burning on scratching, I IHep.; moist if scratched (brain disease of children), IKalie; scurf, IHell.; feels sore on scratching, 11 IIHep.; large spots, 11 Psor.; moist, stinging, bleeding easily when scratched, and feeling very sore when lain on, INitr. ac; painful to touch, IIGraph.; with vermin, nightly itch- ing, burning after scratching, Vinca; thick, yellowish exudation, I Petrol. glgg* eczema, impetigo, suppurative, tinea. Eruption, nodes : IPhyt, HSil.; as large as a filbert, I Cinch.; hard, after abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; hard nodosity on right, Magn. c; immense (secondary syphilis], I IStilling.; lumpy patches on vertex, red and painful, IIGraph.; nodules (prosopalgia), ISil.; red, Thuya; red, knotty eruption above ears, INatr. s.; red nodules on forehead, apices tilled with pus, burning, 11 Rhus; sore to touch, Carb. s.; with headache, ISil.; small, round, soft (epilepsy), ICaust.; swellings of bones about vertex, soft as if containing water, pain worse at night, preventing sleep, worse from touch, Daph.; on occiput, tearing, painful to touch, I I Magn. m.; sore to touch, better cov- ering head warmly and from sweat, IHep.; painful when stroked, on forehead, ICoccul. 8^*" syphilitic, tubercles. Eruption, offensive smelling: 8^° fetid. Eruption, papular: ICale, ICycl, Hydras.; over frontal sinuses, Hippoz.; under skin of occiput, 01. an.; on scalp, at height of chronic head- ache, so sensitive cannot comb hair, I I Sib; on a red base, burning, itching, smarting, especially in wet, cold weather (affection of lungs), HSep.; itching, on temples, I ISep.; itching, burning, on scalp and forehead, 11 Rhus; small, some containing pus, a kind of acne, on scalp and forehead, INux v.; similar to varicella, on forehead, I ISil. 8®°" acne, boils, pimples, pustules. Eruption, patches: inflamed sore, like erysipe- las, on forehead, I Apis; red, on scalp, Acet. ac. 8^" blotches, spots. Eruption, pimples: Mez., Petrol, I IPhos.; on border, Ammoniac; region of anterior fonta- nelles, two red, Calc. s.; on forehead, Berb, Clem, Gels, Hyper, Kali m, Meph., Psor, Sabina; on forehead, in drunkards, 11 Led.; on forehead, with irregular menses, 11 Lac def; on forehead, itching, Ziz.; on forehead, worse at night in a warm room and before menses, IMagn. m.; on forehead, in onanists, IPhos. ae; sore, along edge of hair on occiput, Kob.; in hair, bleeding when scratched, Calc. s.; in- flamed, IISul.; itching, Bov, I IPhos, ISil, ISul, Zinc; itching,inflamed, painful to touch, IISul.; red, itching on forehead, forming scurf, itching when getting warm in bed, every sum- mer (eczema Solaris), IMur. ae; itching on right side, Amm. m.; a large one on scalp, Cund.; lentil-sized, red,burning, on forehead, become confluent, end in desquamation, Cie; on occiput, Berb.; painful, IHep, ISul.; painful, leaving yellow scab, Calc. s.; painful on left oc- cipital protuberance, Lact ae; intensely red, brownish, on temples, on anterior border of hair (syphilis), INitr.ac.;red, become largerand suppurate, Lachn.; large scarlet, on forehead, Zing.; on sinciput, changing to ulcer, having characteristics of sycotic ulcer of Celsus, TTAst r.; single, Berb.; single on temple, filling with pus, then drying up and disappearing, Coccul.; small, lAct. sp., Anac; small, when touched excruciating pain, I IPhos.; small, all over 162 3. OUTER HEAD. head, a vesicle at apex of each, exuded lymph which dried in a thick brown scab, which gradually fell off in a day or two, and in two weeks left skin perfectly clean, boy set. four months, I IPsor.; small red, ISep.; small red, on forehead, with black points (acne punctata), IHydras.; small white, Aur. met.; sore, dis- charge and form a scab painful when touched or combing hair, Lac e; suppurating, IISul.; suppurating, painful on forehead, feel as though pierced with a needle, skin red far around each pustule, Ind.; on temples, Berb.; tender, scabby, size of a pea, on two spots on vertex, Sub; sore to touch on left temple, Arg. met.; sore to touch, on eminence of forehead, Lyss. 8^° acne, boils, eczema, nodes, pustules. Eruption, pityriasis: IKali br, IMez, I INuph, IThuya; in spots, fairhaired strumous girls, ILye 8®" dandruff, dry, scaly. Eruption, porrigo: decalvans, IGraph.; favosa, since seven years, commenced with a few pus- tules, gradually spread over surface three times as large as a silver dollar, crusts thick, yellow, adherent, 11 Sub; in infants, left side, spots round and dry, slightly raised and red- dened at edges with branlike scales on centre, ISumb. Eruption, prurigo: I Ananth, Sarrae; on fore- head, pinkish lentil-shaped spots, Vespa. Eruption, psoriasis: head covered with inflam- matory, scaly eruption (child), lArs. i. 8^* Psoriasis, Chapter 46. Eruption, pustules: ICale, IHep, IMere, IPsor., ISul.; with red areola, suppurate from crusts (children), Arund.; burning, biting, sensitive to touch and pressure, lArs.; in children, llris; from behind ear up side, ac- rid sticky fluid, hair fell off, mealy dust on bare spot, IGraph.; on forehead, Amm. c, IHydras, ILyss,INatr. m,Psor.; between eye- brows, Cund.; under hair, Ammoniac; itch- ing, better wrapping up warmly, ISil.; itching on forehead (aneurism), I ISpig.; many large, 11 Vace; between eyebrows, small patches with greenish yellow scabs (impetigo), IMere; filled with pus, HArs.; containing large quantities of pus, itching causing child to scratch violently so that blood flows, thick dirty yellow scabs, leaving a raw surface from which yellow lymph exudes, IPsor.; small, I IMere iod. rub.; small, painful when touched, on left frontal eminence, later same on right, Lyss.; run together into one continuous sore, IMere sob; after vaccination (goitre), 11 Sub; variolalike on forehead and occiput, painful, suppurating, ISil.; twenty-six on vertex, some as large as a three-cent piece, I llris; numerous yellow, each containing a hair, llris. ggjg" acne, boils, eczema, pimples, papular. Eruption, rash: burning, itching on forehead, worse in evening, and from warmth, Mar. v.; miliary on forehead and temples, llpec; red, itching, IMez. 8©~ miliary. Eruption, red: fiery, places about an inch long over left eye, Ind.; on forehead, often peeling I Aur. met. Eruption, rhagades: 8®" cracks, moist. Eruption, ringworm : flgT* herpes circinatus. Eruption, scabies : 8®" Chap. 46. Eruption, scabs: HArs,HNatr.m.jlookchalky and extend to eyebrows, and nape of neck, IMez.; a solid mass dark and rough, adhering firmly, exuding a yellowish excoriating fluid, IClem.; dry or moist, ICale; with copious discharge, Ruta; elevated, white, chalklike, with ichor beneath, breeding vermin, IMez.; hard, elevated like rupia (after vaccination), IISul.; on forehead, IMur. ac.; extend to forehead, ears and neck, lArs, on each side of forehead below hair, a round slightly scabby patch, with red areola, itching, 11 Natr. m.; itching, ICale; moist, ISars, HCale; moist at base, of yellowish color, every four months, IHep.; on occiput with amaurosis, IPsor.; small, elevated, between hairs, IMere sob; small, itching, better by scratching, INatr. s.; on temples, I Mur. ac; thick,and bleeding when picked (eczema), ICale; thick, with yellow pus, spreading to face, ICale; painful when touched, IHep.; in crops (after vaccination), 11 Sub; yellow, ISpong. 8g^" crusty, eczema, moist, scaly, tinea, vesicular. Eruption, scald head: B^sT" tinea capitis. Eruption,scaly: Canth,ICic,IFluor.ac, I IPhyt.; on back part, lOleand.; on bald spots, IPhos.; bloody, ICale; dry to forehead, ears and neck, I Ars.; dry, red patches at roots of hair bring- ing out hair, itching at night (eruption and periostitis, probably syphilitic), IKali bi.; in large indurated masses, fall off freely, IKreo.; dry, white, itching, Alum.; causing distressing itching, becomes scurf, disappear- ing on washing, then humid, IIGraph.; copi- ous, moist and sticky, IKali s.; patches exfo- liate then dry, furfuraceous, ISil.; scurf like fish scales, Mez.; better in summer, worse at approach of winter, ISil.; white, IINatr. m.; white, peeling off, extends over forehead, temples, ears and neck, IThuya; yellowish white, ICale 8®° Dandruff, herpes, pityri- asis, psoriasis. Eruption, scurfy: Arund., IStaph.; spreading over whole body, IMere; unbearable burn- ing, worse at night, I Jacea; children, large yellow vesicles around and between scabs, IPsor.; dry, IBar. e; dry, tenacious, bran- like (keratitis), ICale; intolerable itching, Samb.; itching, black, ICale p.; moist, Bar. c, IGraph.; moist, itching, burning, ICale; moist, bleeding when scratched on temples, worse evening, at new and full moon, Alum.; on forehead, whole surface red, after vacci- nation, I IGraph, I I Sub; in spots, sore when touched, IIGraph.; scurf comes off like fish scales when scratched, IMez.; greenish pus discharges, itching under thick scurf, eats hair away, 11 Rhus ; white, alternating with catarrh and loss of smell, INatr. m. 8®° Dandruff, herpes, pityriasis, psoriasis, scaly. Eruption, serpiginous : IClem, IPsor.; in den- tition, I ICale; with widely-spread inflamma- matory affection of skin, in open air, crusts fall off and new skin cracks, ISars. 8®° herpes circinatus, psoriasis. Eruption, sore: large, on centre of forehead, covered with hard, black scab, tissue around hard, inflamed, IILach.; on occipital bone, one and a half inches in diameter, covered with thick, yellowish scabs, Syph.; very sore, worse in open air, Sul. ac.; single, burning, moist (syphilis), INitr. ac. 8ST" ulcers. 4. OUTER HEAD. 163 Eruption, spots : like flea-bites, afternoon, Pal- lad.; hard, purplish, on forehead, HApis; dark, purple, on temples, remain after spasms, unless rubbed (epilepsy), IKali br.; innumer- able, I Apis; a round spot on forehead (inter- trigo of anus), IMere; on forehead, faintly visible (incipient hydrocephalus), lApis; a spot on left forehead, commencing at edge of hair, and extending upward three-fourths of an inch, skin covering spot many shades whiter than surrounding skin, the lock of hair growing on it had turned white (a man, aet 28, dark complexion, dark brown hair), I IPsor.; yellowish on temples, Guarsea. gS§g° blotches, patches. Eruption, suppurating: Cie, HPsor. Eruption, syphilitic: bullae (infants), I ISyph.; coppery, on forehead, ICarbo a, ILye; copper- colored spots (mercurial syphilis), ISul.; rash on forehead, an abundance of fine scales peel off (secondary), I ISyph.; large prominent spot on centre of forehead, filled with fluid, as also are smaller patches (secondary), I ISyph.; tubercles, in skin of forehead, suppurating (infant), IFluor. ac. Bgp" coppercolored, nodes. Eruption, tetter: 8@° herpes. Eruption,tineacapitis(crustalactea,scaldhead): :Ant c, I Ant t, HArs, I Aram t, Astac, lAur. met, IBar. c, HCale, Caps, ICale s, ICarbol. ac, Chel, Chim. umb, ICie, I IClem., llCrot t, IIDulc, lEup. perf, IIGraph, I IHell, HJacea, Iod, llris, iKali ars, IKali m, IKreo, Lith, IILyc, IIMerc, IMer. iod. flav., IIMez, INatr. m, 01. jec, IPetrol, I IPhos, IPhyt, HPsor, IRhus, ISep., ISil, I ISul, II Sul. ac, TJstil.,1 Vinca; bleeding, when scratched, IIDulc; crusts thick, easily bleed- ing, oozing fetid moisture or having a mousy smell, worse at night, after scratching, and from warmth, ILye; burning, especially at night, viscid yellow pus, Uacea; in pot-bellied children, ICale, IStaph.; in children recently weaned, Uacea; chronic, HArs.; with violent cough, and excessive oppression, Uacea; crusts, spreading to other parts, I Agar.; copious discharge, IBar. e; dry, Cornus; dry and scabby, IGraph.; dry, chronic, I IStaph.; dry, after scarlatina, IBar. e; especially over either ear, exfoliating numerous scabs, or cracks and discharges yellow fetid humor, IPsor.; with scrofulous ophthalmia, I Jacea ; beginning with little pimples on face, itching, causing scratch- ing, ISars.; tinea favosa HCale, Hydrocot; two-thirds of scalp one filthy mass of inflam- mation, with loss of most of hair, watery serum constantly oozing from scalp (scald head), Ustil.; hair eaten off, IRhus; hair falls off, scabs dry, light cream color, I Jacea; itches intensely, with blepharitis from birth, IMez.; itching, especially at night, viscid yellow pus, Uacea; large and confluent eruption, color dark, IGraph.; malignant, IBrom.; moist, Cornus, IGraph.; moist, most on and behind rignt ear, ILye; moist, offensive eruption, filled with pus, drying up into honeylike scabs, I ISul.; moist, with yellow scabs, offensive (dentition), IStaph.; eruption sup- purating, moist, forming thick offensive crusts, itching worse at night, extends to shoulders, IRhus ; extending to sides and posterior por- tion of neck, IIBar. m.; on occiput, HCaust.; beginning on occiput, ILye; copious dis- charge of pus, IBar. m.; top one complete scab, yellow matter oozing from crust, has matted hair, llris ; oozing yellowish excoriat- ing, small vesicles where crusts have been removed burst and discharge yellowish cor- rosive fluid, HStaph.; on occiput, purulent, with sour stinking smell, pediculi capitis and itching prevent sleep, I IStaph.; thick heavy scabsonan inflamed base,with itching and rest- lessness, worse at night and on becoming too warm, IRhus; dry scaly, itches very much, makes bald, IFluor. ac.; dark scaly eruption, thickest at occiput, gradually thinning till it reaches line of hair on forehead, itching worse on occiput, scratching causes bleeding and discharge of non-glutinous fluid, drying quickly, accumulated scales quarter of an inch thick on a line with mastoid process, I IStaph.; in spine disease, Bar. e; spots oozing moisture matting hair (plica polonica), Vinca; with stringy, yellow stools, I ISul. ae; after sup- pression, furiously mad, walks about streets, I ISul.; syphilitic, Uacea; thick, fetid, bloody, IRhus; moist itching, little raw tubercles, IPhyt.; frequent involuntary urination, Uacea; worse washing eruption when warm, IPhyt.; worse in change of weather, IDulc; yellow scabs, ICale; eruption simulating crusta lactea, Variol.; oozing a fluid and breeding ver- min, I lOleand.; vertex, humid eruption, like tinea capitis, small, grainlike pustules, filled with pus, drying into honeylike scabs, ISul. 8®" crusty, eczema, impetigo, scabs. Eruption, tingling: ISep. Eruption, tubercles: on forehead, Oleand.; lentil-sized, flat, with crawling around them, painful to pressure, Ant. c.; red, on forehead, stinging when touched, ILed. 8^° nodes. Eruption, ulcers : lAnanth.; with bluish, dirty base, upturned edges, exuding dirty, offensive ichor,IArs.; implicating cranial bones, IPhos.; with copious discharge, Ruta ; phagadenic, on forehead, painful, pus offensive, ISil.; round on sagittal suture, a little over an inch in di- ameter, edges little elevated, but hard for the space of a centimetre, bottom covered with a dull, gray layer, which yielded a serous, fetid pus, sharp shooting pains, worse evening and during night, I IThuya ; scrofulous on vertex, ICale p.; with thick, offensive crust (scrofu- lous), IBar. m.; superficial, on mastoid pro- cess, extends to shoulder and breast, and across to right shoulder, has lardaceous ap- pearance, bleeds readily and discharges thin, fend pus, afterward neuralgia in left side of head and face, 11 Chel. B@" boils, sores. Eruption, urticaria: itching (climacteric), ■Agar.; biting itching, Rhus ; suddenly ap- pearing and determining internally, Urt. ur.; eruption with urticaria, IBor. Eruption, vesicular: on occiput, red spots, with fine blisters, on a slightly inflamed base, with itching, which dries up and falls off in little scales, most plentiful on occipital scalp, on nape and on borders of hair, and on posterior surface of auricles, Tell.; vesicles on forehead, burst and spread (children), IBor.; itching, suppurating, Bov.; tingling itching on occi- put, break, overflow, with tendency to ulcera- tion, Clem.; painful blister on temple, Bov.; circumscribed patches, commence at supra- 164 4. OUTER HEAD. orbital regions, a number of small vesicles crowded together, filled with transparent, vis- cid fluid, burst, and form thick, laminated crusts, of dirty gray color, itching, IKali bi.; vesicles filled with pus, HArs.; small, pustu- lar vesicles a little to left of vertex, ICarbol. ae; red spots, filled with serum, gone after sweat, Astac; reddish, itching, Bov.; reddish spots, containing either water, or thick, white curdy matter, on forehead, Sumb.; small vesi- cles quickly fill with a yellow lymph, painful to touch, like sores, drying up after a few days, Psor.; small vesicles, filled with limpid fluid, itch a great deal, and form yellow or brown crust on vertex, ISul.; with smooth, shining surface, and drops of serum standing out here and there (children), Oleand.; vesi- cles contain yellowish fluid, lEuphor. SS^" eczema, erysipelas, tinea. Eruptions wheals: iKreo. Eruption, yellow: band across forehead close to hair, I IMed.; blotches on forehead, ICaulo, INatr. c, ISep. FONTANELLES, burning, sore feeling on anterior, a place, size of a dollar: Calc. s. Fontanelles, close and reopen : HCale p. Fontanelles, depressed: anterior (cholera in- fantum), ICamph, Crot t. Fontanelles, slight dull pain: posterior, llris. Fontanelles, eruption: glutinous secretion, itching, worse before storm, posterior, IGraph. Fontanelles, open: large head, sweating, with hard, distended abdomen and sour-smell- ing diarrhoea or sweat, in leucophlegmatic, fat children, HCale; in cholera infantum ISul.; with jerking of head, pale, bloated face, stomacace, green diarrhoeic stool, ■Sep.; in incipient hydrocephalus, ICale p.; in hydrocephaloid, llpec; in hydrocephalus, anterior, I Mere; remain open too long, HCale, HCale p, I ISil, ISul. Fontanelles, pulsate: too strongly, IGels. Fontanelles, reopen: at six to ten months, lApis. FOREHEAD, bulging: in hydrocephalus, lApoe, IMere; in incipient phthisis, I ITu- bere Forehead, cancer: scirrhous, Carbo a. Forehead, old cicatrix became red : Stram. Forehead, cold: Act. rac, Anac, Ars. s. f, I IPlumb.; coldness of right frontal bone, Agar.; base of brain hot, IZinc; in traumatic delirium, ILach.; cheeks hot, ICham.; in puerperal mania, ICamph.; in shock from in- juries, ILach. Forehead, contracted: brows,with pain in head (aphonia), ICaust.; corrugated, HStram.; frowning, in brain disease, IStram.; in frontal headache (aphonia), ICaust.; drawing skin upward, worse left side, Lachn.; frowning, from frequent closure of eyes in pain, llgn.; wrinkled, in abdominal typhus, IStram.; wrinkled in brain affections, IHell.; muscles drawn together and wrinkled, Rheum; wrink- led, above nose, ICham. Forehead, painful distension of bone : ISil. Forehead, dry : Sinap. Forehead, portions of bone exfoliated (syph- ilis, with mercurialization): lAur. met. Forehead, greasy (seborrhceaoleosa): IHvdras, IPsor. Forehead, hot: Bapt., IGlon, IMez, ISabad, Sec, Senecio, Sinap, IStram., Variol, Viol.; body chilly, I Aeon.; with pain at base of brain, Camph.; in irritation of brain, ILach.; in dropsy, IColch.; after dinner, ICorab; with morning headache, IINux v.; flushed, Lil. tig. Forehead, purplish: in typhoid scarlatina, lAilant.; livid (sopor), lApis. Forehead, red; IKali c, IMez.; in seborrhcea oleosa, IHydras. Forehead, rigidity; of occipito-frontalis muscle during day, cataleptic state and obtuseness of brain, I IGlon. Forehead, rough : ISep.; itching, Alum. Forehead, compelled to rub; with a kind of insensibility (whooping cough), Ver. Forehead, sweat: Anag., Ang, Ant, t, Cann.s, Caps, Cinch, bob, Crot. t, lEup. perf, IGuaiac, IIKali bi, Lachn, IIMerc. cor, Ptel, Strain, IVer.; anxious, Ars, HPhos.; in inflammation of brain, ICale, I IHell, IMere v.; cold, Acet. ac, I Aeon, Ars, Asaf, Bry, Caps, HCarbo v, Cupr. s, IDros, llpec, IKali bi, IMere, Merc, cor, IOp, IPhyt, Sabad., IStaph, ITabae, HVer, IZinc; cold, with anguish, HVer.; cold, with chill and profuse watery diarrhoea, during menses, Vib.; cold, in cholera infantum or morbus, ICamph, HVer.; cold, clammy, I IPlumb, IZinc; cold, with cough, ICup. m, IDros, IVer.; cold, with fear of death, HVer.; cold, in diarrhcea, llpec, HVer.; cold in diphtheria, ILach, IMere cy.; cold, with epis- taxis, I ICroe ; cold, when eating even warm food, Sul. ac; cold, in bilious fever, ICrotal.; cold in typhoid fever, IBapt, IColch; cold, in haematemesis, I Ars.; cold, in hsematuria, ISec; cold, in neuralgic headache, IGels.; cold, in cardiac rheumatism, ICact.; cold, in menorrhagia, IVer.; cold, during stool, IVer.; cold, in phthisis, 11 Sub; cold in scarlatina, I IZinc; cold, with vertigo, Asaf, IVer.; dis- position to sweat, Jalap.; large drops, IBrom, HCale, ICie; with otalgia, ICham.; after meals, Card, m.; during dinner, Sars.; after dinner, with nausea, Ptel.; from least exer- tion, Led.; in evening, Senecio; in even- ing, in bed, Sars.; with heat, Ant. t; dur- ing evening with heat, I ISars.; with heat and vertigo on raising head, Magn. s.; hot, Camph, ICham., IOp., I I Vib.; hot, with burning, HCinch.; hot, clammy, sticky, ICham.; hot, profuse, in colic, IColoe; when coughing, Chlor.; hot, in otalgia, ICham.; in scarlatina, ICamph.; hot, becomes cold after stool, IMere; first hot, then cold and clammy, during stool (autumnal dysentery), IMere; in morning, Ang, IKali c, with nausea, worse aftereating, ICrot. t; profuse, with raising of sour fluid, Ptel.; in spots, Acet. ac; profuse, sticky,Cann.; after stool,Crot tig.; duringstool, Ptel.; with diarrhoeic stool, 11 Ptel. 8®° Head sweat. Forehead, swelling: HApis, Ars. m, INatr. a, Ruta, Sep.; in albuminuria during pregnancy, 8 Apis ; on bone, as large a hen'segg, IStilling.; hard, on eminence, resembling a nut, worse in evening, Ars.; touching swollen part causes excruciating pain (hemicrania), IPhos.; skin seems swollen, 11 Stann. 8®° Head swollen. Forehead, twitching: in muscles, Arg. met, 11 Millet; of skin above right eye, Agar. 4. OUTER HEAD. 165 Forehead, warts: small elevated pigmented spots, rough to touch, Nitr. ac Forehead white : in scarlatina, I IZinc. Forehead wrinkled : 8£T* contracted. HAIR, baldness: All. sat., lAnae, lApis, IFluor. ac; especially on crown, IIBar. c: circular patch (herpes tonsurans), ILye: large spots, IHep.; spots covered with short wooly hair, Vinca; circumscribed spot on front, covered with herpes, I IGraph.; spot as large as a silver dollar, left side (after gonor- rhoea), IKali s.;spotover right parietal, -Cupr. s.; premature, ISil.; spot as large as a twentv- five cent piece, on front part, glossy smooth- ness, hair around as if cut short at roots, place covered with dry crusty scales, soon after one on right side, soon after four spots, HSep.; spots smooth and shining, IGraph.; chronic tinea -Absin.; in young people, IBar. c, ISil. 8®" falling out. Hair, bristling: Acet ac,Ver.; when chilled, Calc; especially above left ear, IZinc. 8®" brushing, electric, on end, grasped, pulled, rises. Hair, brittle ; in brain disease of children, IKali <•.; in chronic keratitis, after vaccination, I IThuya. 8®° dry. Hair brushing : painful, Carb, s.; causes sneez- ing, I I Sib; wilbnot remain brushed, Med. 8^° bristling, combing, roots. Hair, disposition to change color: IKali iod. red hair turns to chestnut brown (Addison's disease), Hod. B^Sray; also Chapter 47. Hair, does not bear combing: lAsar; can't be combed smooth, I IBor.; coils of hair about two inches from head become kinky, could not comb it, I ISep.; causes sneezing. 8@~ brushing, roots, touch. Hair, crawling: Ver.; as though something were running in it, Cast, eq.; shivering in skin, under hair, IVer. Hair, crisp : I IKali ars, Med. Hair, cutting: complaints from, IIBell, IGlon, IPhos.; inflammation of medulla from expo- sure to sun, IIBell, IGlon. Hair, dishevelled: I IVer.; in puerperal mania, ICamph. Hair,dry: Aloe, IIAlum, Badiag., Hippom., IIKali ars, Med, IPsor., ISub, IIThuya; in brain diseases of children, IKali e; breaks off and falls out, IFluor. ac; in cholera, ICale; in chorea, I IThuya; it falls off, even in beard and eyebrows, IPlumb.; after nervous fevers, IKali e; in marasmus, ICale; seborrhcea sicca, IHydras.; like tow, enlargement of mes- enteric glands (cholera), ICale; in epileptic vertigo, I IThuya. 8@° brittle, lustreless, rough. Hair, electrical condition: Med.; as if a bunch on right side were electrified, Ver.; hair which had been electric, ceased to be so, Bell. g@f bristling. Hair, as if standing on end: lAcon., lArn., Carbo v, I IChel, IMur. ac; with chilliness, Bar. e; every evening, IDulc; with extreme irritation and increased dry exfoliation of scalp, Polyg.; worse on occiput,Lachn.; after coming into room from open air, Amm. c; with shivering (gastro-bilious fever), ICham. Hair, falling out: 11 Alum., I Amb, Amm. m., lAnt c, HApis, I Ars., Ascl. t, ?rAur. mur., Aur. mur. natr., IBar. c, Bov., Bufo.j ICale p., ICanth., ICarbo a., ICepa, IChel., I Colch, Con., IFerr, IFluor. ae, IForm, IIGraph., iHep, Hipp., Hell., Iod., -Jab., IKali iod., IKali s., IKreo., IMagn. e, IMere cor., IMere sob, IINatr. c, Osm, IPetrol., IPhos, Sars, Sec, ISelen., I ISil, ISul, Subac, Syph, IIThuya, Ustil., Vespa; after abdomi- nal diseases, IlLyc; in bunches, HPhos.; in children, 11 Arund.; in circular patches, which becomeroughanddirty,! Ars. ;after gonorrhoea, IKali s., IThuya; in handfuls, when combing, IISul.; after severe, acute disease, Mane; chronic eruption has eaten off hair,surface raw, as if scalped, INatr. m.; eczema, IGraph, IKali bi.; eczema, oozing a corroding fluid, INatr. m.; face puffed up (lying-in women), ICale.; aftertyphoid fever, I IFluor. ac.; on front part of head, I I Ars.; after grief and sorrow or after fevers, IPhos. ac; in handfuls (pityriasis capitis), IMez.; with many small warts on hands (lying-in women), ICale; after chronic headache, ISep.; with sensation of coldness of outer head (lying-in women),ICale; in hysteria, ILye; melancholy after mortification, llgn.; after disease or abuse of mercury, Carbo v.; fol- lowing mercurialism or chronic headache, IHep.; more on occiput, ICarbo v.; mostly on occiput and around ears, with humid, fetid eruption or dandruff in scales, IStaph.; after parturition, ICale, ICanth, ICarbo v., IILyc, INatr. m.; during pregnancy, IILach. ; scald head, Ustil.; from congestion to scalp, IINitr. ac, Ustil.; with pricking on scalp, worse on occiput, IHell.; with sensitiveness of scalp, yellowish white scales(lying-in women),ICale; with ulcerative pain in scalp, Ferr.; mostly on sides and temples, IIMerc. v. ; in spots, IIFluor. ae; in single spots and white hair grows (crusta lactea, favus, plica polonica), IVinca ; in a spot where pain was felt, Cinch. bob; in syphilis, HAur. met, IINitr. ae; in syphilis after abuse of mercury, IKali iod.; in secondary syphilis, IPetrol.; in tertiary syphilis, lArs. met; as result of toxaemia, scarlatina, typhus, variola, etc, Crotal.; mostly on temples and sides of head down to beard, ICale; worse on temples, eyebrows and beard, IKali e; chronic tinea, I IStaph.; if touched, mostly on forepart of head, temples and beard, INatr. m.; on vertex, IINitr. ac, IZinc; on vertex, in megrim, ICale; on vertex, causing complete baldness, with sensation of soreness on scalp, IZinc. 8®" baldness. Hair, frowsy; I I Bor. Hair, feeling as if grasped roughly : HCinch. 8®°" pulled. Hair, turns gray prematurely : Camph., IILyc, IPhos. ae, Sul. ac. 8££T" white. Hair, greasy : IPhos. ac; head cool, IBry.; oily, Lyss. Hair, growth, slow : short, BThuva ; poor crop, ICale p. Hair, heaviness and heat of it distract her: af- fection of brain, IGlon. Hair, lank and long: ISul. Hair, lustreless: Hippoz, Med, IPsor.; in seborrhcea sicca, IHydras. gtgg* dry. Hair, luxuriant: growth on parts not otherwise covered by hair, Thuya. Hair, moist: IHyper. ggg* plica, sticky. Hair, oily: g^° greasy. Hair, picked at continually: IILach. 166 4. OUTER HEAD. Hair, plica polonica: lAnt t, Fluor, ac, 11 Jacea, IILyc, ISars., IVer., IVinca; en- demic affection occasionally with trichoma, I ISars. 8®* sticky. Hair, pulls: in hydrocephalus, IDig. Hair, as if pulled ; I .Ethus, Caps.; with head- ache, Alum.; in hemicrania, IPhos.; or brist- ling on vertex, Aeon.; as if drawn upward, with vertigo, Mur. ac. g^° bristling, on end, grasped. Hair, rises: in night walking, Meph. 8^" bristling. Hair, roots: destroyed by eruption (tinea), lArs.; turn dry, and hair gray, HPhos.; pain- ful, Arund, Calc, IColoe; painful on comb- ing, INatr. s.; painful, when combed, as from ulceration, 11 Chel.; pain, when hair is moved, HCinch.; painful after scratching, Caps.; painful, especially to touch, ICinnab., ISul.; painful on top of head, Cinch, bob; feel as if pulled upward, Arg. nit.; sensitive to contact, worse evening, cold north winds, burningafter scratching, ISep.; smarting, ICale; soreness, Chin, s., IFerr., IZinc. 8@Q> brushing, combing, touch. Hair, rough: Bor. g&~ dry. Hair, splits: Bor., IThuya. Hair, sticks together: Bor.; must comb it con- tinually, IPsor.; matted by gluey discharge from humid eruption, I Natr. m.; glued together by exudation, crusts being entangled in hair and difficult to remove, IPetrol.; must comb frequently, it mats so at end, IFluor. ac. 8^° plica. Hair, tangles easily : I IBor, IPsor. Hair, constant attempt to tear: in children, IBell.; with unconsciousness,Tuberc; uterine dementi, I ILil. tig.; in puerperal convulsions, llgn. Hair, thin : IThuya ; in eczema of scalp, IKali bi.; with uterine neuralgia, 11 Nux v. 86^ falling out. Hair, touch: painful, HApis, HArs., I ICarbo v, IFerr. ph, IZinc; in a spot on right side, lAmb.; sensitive, ILach., ISep, IVer. 8^* brushing, combing, roots. Head, vermin: Apis, ICarbol. ac, IPsor. Hair, snowy white on deadened parts: Ars. h.; turned white (uterine neuralgia), I INux v. fi^ gray. HEAD, multiple abscesses: I ICale, IMere BgT" Eruption boils. Head, bloodvessels: distension of veins (puer- f>eral convulsions), IChin. s.; distended arteries ike whip cords, blood coursing through at a furious rate, giving sensation as if temples and scalp were alive with irrepressible pulsation, I ISang.; arteries become distinct, IGlon.; ful- ness of external vessels, Bapt.; veins enlarged (congestion), IFerr.; temporal arteries, dis- tension, Amyl, I ISpig.; temples, bloodvessels distended, Thuya; temporal artery, hard, Amyb; temporal arteries, visible pulsations, Ziz.; temporal veins, distension (sanguinous apoplexy), I ISang. Head, boils: 8®° Eruption boils. Head, boring into pillow : 8®°" motion. Head, liable to take cold: IDulc; in every flraught of air, especially uncovering hair, IIBell, IHep., IMere; worse when head gets wet, IPuls.; mostly from dry wind or draught of air, IINux v.; sensitive, Card, m, ISil.; sen- sitive to cold and changes of weather, Bor. [ Head, external coldness : I Agar, Ant. t,Sep.; with slight alternations of heat, rest of body fairly warm (cholera infantum), I IZinc; be- comes cold very easily, causes headache, with chilliness of body, ICale; with falling out of hair (lying-in women), ICale; cold to touch (headache), Calc. p.; whole side cold, with drawing pains (toothache), IMez.; of painful parts, better from external warmth, IKali iod.; coronal suture, icy coldness, after itching and scratching, 11 Agar. Head, convulsions: Caust; worse or renewed by contact (hydrocephalus), ICup. m.; begins in head and goes down (epilepsy), ICie; in hydrocephalus, ICup. m. 8gT" jerking, mo- tion involuntary, twitching. Head, appeared crooked (clonic spasms of eyes): IA gar. Head, dry (keratitis pustulosa): I I Sub; during labor, ICoff. t; and hot, lAcon, lApis, IPhos. Head, eruption : 8€^° Eruption. Head, flushed: 11 Amyl, Apis., Merc iod. rub.; in hydrops retinae, lApis. 8^° Scalp congested, red. Head, fontanelles: 8®*" Fontanelles. Head, glandular swellings: ICale, IMere, IPsor, ISil, ISul. Head, growth, left side retarded, left eye seems smaller: IFluor. ac. 8®" large. Head, hair : 8@°" Hair. Head, puts hands to: in hysteria, IKali c; in meningitis, lAcon.; in typhoid, Ver. Head, external heat: I Aeon, I Ant t, I Apis, IBell., IBry, Bufo., ICale, Camph., ICham., Chel, IKali iod, IOp., Sarrae, IStram, Ustil.; dry, lAcon, lApis ; dry, painful, compelling one to uncover head, better lying down, IPhos.; burning, in scarlatina, iArum t. Head, injuries: concussion, IIAcon., HArn., IHyper.; chronic effects from simple concus- sion, INatr. s.; contusions, lArn, IForm.; three months after wound, by falling on scissors, gradual altering of health, ILed.; lacerated wounds, HCalend.; laceration above left temple, several inches in length, sup- purated and became a troublesome sore, IHydras.; suppurating wounds, ISil. eST" Brain concussion, Chap. 3. Head,itching: g^- Head itching, Chap. 3. Head, jerking: g^ motion involuntary. Head, large : HCale, Hod., IPuls, ISul, I IVer. v.; rest of body emaciated, HSil.; fontanelles not closing (hydrocephalus, rachitis, maras- mus, eclampsia, cholera infantum), HCale; with bulging forehead (incipient phthisis), I ITubere; hydrocephalic, Apis, ICale, IMere, I ITubere; tubercular meningitis, I ITubere; right half higher and thicker, I Agar. Head, lice: 8^° Hair vermin. Head, misshapen : I IVer. v. Head, motion, voluntary: backward and for- ward, ICham.; constant, I Ars, I I Op.; difficult, IColch, Lyss.; difficult, in myelitis, IDulc; better from shaking, I ILach.; shaking causes blackness before eyes, IHep.; frequently raises and gazes about, IHyos.; frequently raises in hydrocephalus or meningitis, IStram.; hard to raise, Lact. ae; can scarcely raise from pillow on awaking, ILach.; raising causes vomiting, lAcon, lArs.; raises, fixes it upon chest, and finally tosses it back quickly upon pillow (epilepsy), I IOp.; causes reports in 4. OUTER HEAD. 167 ears, Staph.; tossing, lAcon., ICoccul., ICup. m., Ign.; tossing in evening, Phos. ae; tossing from side to side every evening about 11 o'clock after having slept fifteen minutes, (epilepsv), I IOp.; in typhoid fever, HStram.; if he turns cannot easily turn it back, HCic; twisting to and fro, Sec; causes vertigo, ICaust. . Head, motion, inability: in diphtheria, J Kali br.;'in dysentery, IColch, in morning on wak- ing, with extreme sensibility to contact over whole surface, Zinc; cannot hold erect, Abrot I^Ethus, HCale p, IGels, Zinc; cannot hold up after convulsions, Art. v, IChloral.; could not support during chill (intermittent), ICoc- cul.; hands have to assist in lifting it, with headache, lEup. pert; inability to hold up, in hydrocephalus and whooping cough, ICup. ae, ICup. in.; must raise with hand when sitting up (liver complaint), IChel.; inability to hold erect in meningitis, lApis, Cup. ac., IVer.; cannot turn, Angust; cannot turn to left and backward, Chrom. ac. Head, motion, involuntary: IMere v.; con- tinued agitation, Bufo.;automatic, IZinc; bor- ing into pillow, lApis, lArn, IIBell., IHell, IStram.;boring into pillow, in cholera infan- tum, ICrot. t; boring into pillow, in croup, I ISpong.; boring into pillow, in typhoid fever, IVer. v.; boring into pillow, in acute hydroce- phalus (meningitis, after erysipelatous erup- tion), I Apis; boring into pillow, in hydro- cephalus, I Apis, IBell., IDig, IHell, IStram.; boring into pillow, in meningitis, Cie, I IVer.; boring into pillow, as if scalp on occiput were pulled downright, 11 Hell.; chronic move- ments alternate with movements of right arm, ceasing in bed, I ITarant.; constantly, m chorea, I Agar., I I Chloral, Tarant; convulsive, ICale, I ITarant.; convulsive, in hydrocepha- lus acutus, ILye; convulsive, in meningitis, IStram.; convulsive, from side to side, during headache, INux m.; convulsive, with stupe- faction, IStram.; convulsive, backward and forward in such a manner that talking and swallowing are almost impossible, INux m.;in all directions, but mostly to side (epilepsy), 11 Sub; distortion (convulsion), I ISil.; as if drawn forcibly backward (influenza), *CheL; as if drawn down into cushion when lifting it, morning, Ars. met.; as if drawn backward, with sleepiness and vertigo, IStram.; as if drawn forward, Sang.; drawn backward, Bell, Curar, Med.; drawn back and from side to side (brain affection), IHell.; drawn backward during spasm, llgn.; drawn back- ward by epileptic convulsion, IINux v.; draw- ing backward, better after gaping, Angust.; drawn backward in headache, 11 Curar.; drawn back and rolling (hydrocephalus), lApis; drawn far backward when lying, on changing this position screaming and vomiting (men- ingitis), ISul.; drawn back, with rigidity of muscles of neck and back, ITabae; drawn back, if lying on side is straightened out upon back quick as lightning (spasm following in- jury to knee from splinter), HCic; drawn spasmodically backward in spotted fever, lEup. perf; drawn back in tetanus, ICup. m.; fixed and drawn backward (traumatic tetanus), IHydr. ae; drawn powerfully back (emotional trismus or opisthotonos), llgn.; drawn back- ward by spasmodic twitching, Art. v.; drawn backward (chorea), I ITarant.; repeatedly and rapidly drawn downward and backward, IMosch.; drawn down by swallowing IINitr. ae; drawing toward larynx, right side, Ars. h.; drawn to left side, IGels.; drawn to left side in torticollis, IILyc; drawn to left side during exacerbation of pain (prosopalgia), IChel.; drawn to left side after fright (spinal disease), INux v.; drawn to right side, bent backward, IILyc; drawing toward shoulder (pregnancy), lAgar.; drawn toward left shoulder at angle of forty-five degrees, better in morning, worse toward evening, INux v.; drawn down upon shoulders, (arach- nitis), IChlorof; drawn to right shoulder, body relaxed, unconscious, Camph.; drawn to one side, IStram.; drawn to one side (epilepsy), ICaust.; drawn to one side (hydrocephalus), ICup. m.; drawn to one side by swellings in neck, ICist; spasmodic drawing to either side, IStram.; at first drawn to one side, then back- wards before attack (epilepsy), IBufo.; drawn from one side to the other, INux m.; drawn upward and backward, TTArt v.; falls back- ward (hydrocephalus), ISul.; inclined to fall back, with lancinations in occiput (menin- gitis), IBufo.; almost inconceivable, during attacks, worse during full moon and when vexed (chorea), INatr. m.; jerking, Caust, ICie, INatr. m., ISep.; jerks, from before backward when talking, ICie; jerked back- ward, ICina; jerked backward in cholera, ICie; jerking backward, sometimes forward (typhoid fever), IVer. v.; jerking backward while lying on back, IHyper.; jerked back- ward during sleep, I Am.; suddenly jerks back- ward, Alum; jerking in chorea, IINatr. m.; constant jerking in chorea, Sumb, IVer. v.; jerking, during day, ISep.; jerks head down- ward, Spong.; jerks frequently from pillow i hydrocephalus, typhus), IStram.; jerking, fontanelles remaining open, ISep.; jerking backward and forward, especially forenoon and sitting, ISep.; jerked forward, INux m.; jerked forward, on falling asleep, Bell.; jerk- ing motions (insanity), IHyos.; jerking from left to right and slightly from above down- ward, after quarrel (hysteria), llgn.; jerking, in morning, IINux v.; jerks, in throwing it towards right side, INatr. s.; often jerked to one -side, usually to right, IMygale; spasmodic jerking, Phos. ac; lifting, Ant. t; must move (hemicrania), lArs.; involuntary nodding, IMosch., INatr. m, IVer. v.; in- voluntary nodding, when writing, Caust.; peculiar, with frequent deep respiration, presses chest forward and arches back (heart disease), I IOp.; from place to place, HCale p.; cannot keep it quiet, Ferr.; rolls, ICie, IHyos., IPod, USec, ISil, IStram, IVer., I IVer. v, IZinc; rolls almost uncontrollably, while sitting at table, INux m.; rolls anxiously from side to side (spasms), IZinc; rolls on awakening and while awake, IPod.; rolls, in concussion of brain, IHvos.; rolls, in cholera infantum, IBell.; rolls, in convulsions, I ITu- bere ; rolls in convulsions, from cerebral irri- tation, ICie, Kali br.; rolls, in dentition, IPod.; rolls, in diarrhcea, ISil.; rolls, in dys- entery, I IZinc; rolls,, in hydrocephaloid, ICina, ICup. m., llgn.; rolls, in menin- 168 4. OUTER HEAD. gitis, IVer. v.; rolls, after scarlatina, I ILyss.; rolls, night and day, moaning (hydrocephalus, typhoid), IHell.; rolls and moans (summer complaint), IFerr. ph.; rolls, with moaning in sleep, eyelids half closed, IPod.; rolls mostly to right, in spasms, IStram.; rolls to one side, after every spasmodic toss of body i spasm after pneumonia), IINux v.; rolls from side to side on awaking (cholera morbus, hydro- cephalus), IZinc.; rolls, with restless sleep, IPod.; constant rotary, even when lying on pillow, IMere v.; rubbed steadily on pillow (endocarditis rheumatica), IHyos.; shaking, Bell, Cann. i., Coccul, IHyos, llgn., IILyc, IMagn. p., Stram.; shaking, on sitting or lying, must rise and walk (after confinement), I ITa- rant, throwing from side to side, till exhaust- ion brought on sleep, ICaust.; spasmodic, ICamph, IStram.; spasmodic, most of hair was rubbed off (chorea), 11 Sep.; starting,worse mov- ing head, ICie; stretching (convulsion), I ISil.; sudden forwarl, better during sleep, worse during stool and by emotions (chorea), IMagn. p.; sudden backward (epilepsy), IILach.; thrown backward and forward with a jerk (chorea), IMygale ; violent, in different direc- tions (chorea), 11 Tarant.; throwing from side to side, with moaning (tubercular meningitis), ILye; thrust in all directions, IStram.; totters, HCale p.; trembling, Ananth., IChel., Cop., llgn., ULith, IMagn. p., IOp, IPlumb.; chronic trembling, worse after cough, Ant. t.; convulsive trembling from weakness of mus- cles of neck, worse in open air and after sleep, from coffee and tobacco, better in warm room, ICoccul.; trembling, with drowsiness, Ant. c; trembling, in epilepsy, ICaust.; trembling, worse moving head, ICie; trembling during rest, Lactu. v.; turned violently from side to side (chorea), I ITarant.; turned from side to side, with vacant amaurotic expression, Atrop. s.; turns from side to side (typhoid), 11 Nux v.; twisting (epileptic attacks), IKali bi.; twists it around to right side (chorea), IMygale; twitching, HAgar., IBell, Chel., ICie, IOp., ■Sep.; twitching, of right side (pregnancy), ■ Agar.; single twitches, during morning nap, Cham.; vacillating, in evening, caused by singular sensation in vertex, as if he moment- arily lost consciousness in that place, or as from something being loose there, Lyss. Bgg^convulsions, jerking, position, twitch- ing. Head, muscles: chorealike movements of tem- poral, Agar.; spasmodic twitching of temporal, Arg. met.; muscular fibres, fluttering, twitch- ing, Arum t. 8®" convulsions. Head, odor; flies alight, Calad. 8®" Eruption fetid. Head, position: desire to bend, Brach.; desire to bend backward, ICham.; bent back, Amyg, Camph, IHep, ILye, Samb., IStram.; bent back, in asthma, ICinch.; bent back, in convul- sions, IMosch, INux v, IOp.; bent back, in croup, IIAcon, Ant. t, IHep, IKali bi, ISpong.; bent back, in diphtheria, ICrotal.; bent back, in dysentery, I IZinc; bent back, in hydrocephalus, ICarbol. ac; bent back and sideward (hydrocephalic spasms), Art. v.; bent far back on pillow (laryngeal spasm), ICup. m.; bent back to left (puerperal convulsions), I IOp.; bent back, in cerebrospinal meningitis, Calab., HCic, IDig, IHell.; bending back, with tension in neck, meningitis, ISpong.; bent back in nervous affection, IMagn. c; bent far back and to right side (puerperal con- vulsions), IOp.; bent back, during sleep, IHep, Rheum; bent back spasmodically, HCic; bent back when walking (suppressed catarrh), I Ars.; bent down on chest (hysteria), "Tereb.; bent back, in spotted fever, HAct. rac.; bent forward when aroused, ICie; stiffly bent forward (concussion of brain), ICie; bent for- ward on breast, arms hang listless, Colch.; can only hold bent forward (diphtheritis), IMur. ac.; bent forward, has to sit up (induration of pancreas), IBar. m.; bent to right, later left, 11 Ang.; bent to one side (epilepsy), ICie; bent to one side and moved with difficulty, INux v.; carries forward or to right (after in- jury), lArn.; disinclination to change, Lyss.; heaviness, as if it would fall down, Zinc; falls backward, ILed.; falling back, with lancinat- ing in abdomen, Spig.; falls helplessly back (brain affection), IHell.; falls back with mouth wide open, IColch.; falls back with nausea at palate, and discomfort in abdomen and thorax, Spig.; falls back from weak neck (hydrocepha- lus), IDig.; falls back, as if a weight were at- tached to occiput, Agar.; falls back constantly, occiput feels heavy (apoplexy, cerebrospinal meningitis), I Op.; falls back on being raised (in- flammation of brain), I IHell.; falls back if she attempts to raise herself (hysterical spasms), ICie; as if it would fall in all directions (postpartum hemorrhage), ICann. s.; falls for- ward, Clem, Kali br, IVer., 11 Viol.; falls upon breast (cardialgia), 11 See; falls forward, resting on sternum, must be supported by hands (disease of cervical vertebrae), I ISil.; falls forward, worse on rising (fainting), IOp.; falls forward, in hydrocephalus, ICup. m, IMere; falls forward on looking at anything or sitting in apparent sleep, ICie; falls for- ward from weakness in nape of neck, I IPlat.; falls forward, difficult to keep it up (paralysis with imbecility), I I Anac. oc; falls forward if he raises himself, Hippom.; falls forward while sitting, INux m.; sensation of balanc- ing, requiring constant effort to keep it erect, it is inclined to fall forward as on going to sleep, 11 Glon.; falls forward in spinal dis- ease, ISil.; falls forward or backward, with vertigo, IPhos. ae; falls forward in walking, Carb. s.; heavy, falling to right side, Lac def; falls to left side when raised up (meningitis), HVer.; falls on shoulder (chorea), IMygale; falls to side, ICina, I IHyos.; falls first to one side then to the other, lAmyl.; hangs to one side, ICina; hangs, with reeling when walking (melancholia after typhoid), IHell.; better lying with it high, Aeon, Carbo v, IDig, ILach, Lact. ae; high, with dyspnoea, IIEup. pert; if placed ever so high she thinks it too low, ILach.; inclined backward, Glon, llgn.; inclines backward in migraine, Tarant; inclines back or to right during sleep, ICina; inclines forward, ("oca, llgn.; inclines at times to left, at others to right, with vertigo, Tarax.; inclines to right side, Ferr:; desire to lean on something, Gymn.; better by leaning it back, Coccul.; wants to lie low, Absin.; low while asleep, ISpong.; cannot rest it back (pneumonia), 4. OUTER HEAD. 169 ICale; could not bear to have it raised from pillow, I ISul.; rests it on hands, ILach.; desire to lay head upon one side, Chlorof; inclined to seek support, Hod.; supports with hands while bending or rising, after sun- stroke, IStram.; turns to right (chorea), ICaust.; twisted to left side on lying down at 2 p.m., found it comfortable and fell asleep, Lyss. 8@" motion involuntary. Head, rolling: 8®" motion involuntary. Head, scalp; 8SP" Scalp. Head, scratching: on waking, HCale; induces bleeding, IPetrol.; dizzy, after (epilepsy), ICale; painful, after, Caps. Head, skull. 8€g~ Skull. Head, sweat: yEsc h., lAgar, Amyl, I Ant t, Bufo, HCale, HCham, Cinch, bob, Cimex, lEup. pur, IGuaiac, IHep, Iodof, Lact ae, ILye, IIMerc, IMez., IPetrol, IIPuls., IRheum, HSib,IStram.; frequently alternating with transient coldness, IPhos.; cold, Ant. t, Benz. ac, Bry, ICale; cold (apoplexy), IOp.; cold, clammy, ICarbol. ae, IPhos.; cold, clammy, in bilious fever, ICrotal; clammy, rest of body hot and dry (croup), IHep.; clammy, with discharge of much turbid urine, I IPhos.; cold, with cough, I Ant. t; cold, with nausea, ILobel. b; profuse cold (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), 11 Stann.; cold on one side, worse at night and towards morning, better after waking and rising, IPuls.; with cold skin, IPod.; in diarrhoea, ISil.; in drops, IBell.; in large drops, Ars. h.; easily, ICarbo v.; during epileptic attack, Cup. m.; in evening, Anac; from least exertion, Carbol. ac; in typhoid fever, Ver.; profuse, following rush of blood to head (hysteria), IMosch.; with heat, ICham.; with one (right) sided heat, mostly in forenoon, IMagn. c; hot, I Act. sp., IGlon., IPod.; hot, wetting hair, HCham.; hot in neur- algia, ICham.; hot, sticky, ICham.; copious, on occiput during recovery from hydrocephalus, Art. v.; wet from sweating in acute hydro- cephalus, after erysipelatous eruption, lApis; in ischias, IColoe; in morning,walking in open air, Calc; at night, HCale; profuse, at night (meningitis, hydrocephalus), ISil.; on occiput, HCale, ISul.; fetid, ICale; fetid on one half, with anxiety and dread of uncovering, INux v.; fetid on one side, worse at night and to- ward morning, better after waking and rising, IPuls.; fetid, sour smelling, oily, IMere; of musklike odor, in hydrocephalus, lApis ; odor of musk (in meningitis), ISul.; smelling sour, with faintish weakness, evening, before sleep, or morning, ISep.; profuse, sour, HSil.; only on head, IBell.; profuse, oily, Bufo.; sweat, better outdoors, Aeon.; in o/aena, IMagn. m.; in pneumonia, IMere; prickling , on bald vertex, after each meal, ICepa ; with j redness, burning and thirst, I IMagn. c; with restlessness at night (dentition), ICale; pro- fuse on right side, none on left, I ITereb.; on one side, IIPuls.; in sleep, ICie, ILye, IPod.; goes off with sleep (croup), I ISamb.; copious, directly on fallingasleep (constipation), I ISil.; sticky (bronchitis), IVer.; in syphilitic head- ache, I IThuya; about temples, ILye; viscid, Psor.; when walking in open air, HCinch, IGraph. 8gf Forehead sweat. Head, swollen: Amm. e, HApis, IKreo, I IMere e, IPetrol, Vespa; in anasarca, I Ars-; to double its size, redness of body, IBell.; in spasms, ICup. m.; with bloodshot eyes during attack (congestive headache), IMelil.; like a case of confluent smallpox, all the same color, brown (measles), I IZinc; with sharp, irri- tating fever, 11 Rhus v.; in heart disease, I Cact., enormous in Hodgkin's disease, I ISyph.; in- teguments feel swollen, HApis ; whitish, violently itching (paralysis), I Apis; occiput, touching part causes excruciating pain (hemi- crania), IPhos.; painful, Bell.; sore to touch, rending, periosteal, Ruta ; puffed and bloated, with dry heat all over body (asthma thymi- cum), ISamb.; purplish red, I ICup. m.; right side (erysipelas), I IVer. v.; suppurating, cari- ous, worse from pressure, INitr. ac.; sup- purating (caries), with putridsmelling sweat day and night, worse motion and contact, IStaph.; on one side, with itching, sensation of coldness and tearing in temple, worse touch- ing it, better lying on it or after rising from bed, Sep.; temples swelling, painful to touch, ICham.; hard, tender on edge of hair, bleed- ing when scratched, Calc. s.; thickening, sen- sitive to touch (periosteal headache), IMez.; touch causes pain, 11 Cup. m. Head, touch: ggg*> Chapter 3. Head, traumatic : 8€§~ injuries. Head, twitching: 8®" motion involuntary. Head, tumors: ggT" Tumors. Head, vermin : 8^P Hair. Head, wrapping: 8Sf* Chapter 3. SCALP, baldness: g^* Hair baldness, and falling out. Scalp, congestion: long lasting, IFluor. ac, Ustil.; causes complete loss of hair, Ustil. B^° red, also Head flushed. Scalp, has a dirty look : Psor. Scalp, dry: Ustil. Scalp, induration : scrofulous children, Carbo a. Scalp, inflammation : Astac. Scalp, itching ; 8^° Head, Chapter 3. Scalp, chorealike muscular movements: Agar. Scalp, moved with difficulty : Berb., IMere per. Scalp, offensive odor : I I Psor. ggjg* Eruption fetid. Scalp, red: IPetrol, Raph. 8@~ congested, also Head flushed. Scalp, rough and uneven: IBry. Scalp, painful to touch: ggg* Chapter 3,Head touch. SKULL, affections of bony structure : ICale fl, ICale p. Skull, caries : Arg. m, Asaf, HAur. met,Hekla, IHep, IINitr. ae, IPhos. ac, ISil, IStaph.; of mastoid process, 11 Aur. met., I Caps., Fluor, ae; bone exposed and a small piece exfoliated, after a blow, INatr. m. g^° necrosis. Skull, exostoses: Ananth, IIArg. met,HAur. met, ICale, I ICale fl, IKali iod, IMez, H IPhos. Skull, fracture: HArn, HCale p., ISymph.; bone splintered, IHyper.; compound, I Calend.; hernia after fractured skull, Calend.; non- union, particularly in the aged, HCale p. Skull, fungus: causing compression, Calend.; haematodes, IPhos.; idiopathic, of dura mater, or cranium, Calc. p. Skull, hypertrophied : ; Ferr. iod. 8@5tt> exostoses, swelling. Skull, bones lapped over during birth, parietals 170 5. EYES. over each other and over occiput (suckling of a few weeks): I IOp. Skull, necrosis: mostly frontal, I Aur. met, IFluor. ac, Hippoz, Kali bi, IPhos, ISil. 8@°* caries. Skull, perforated: by tumors, ILach, I ISil.; hernia cerebri, ICale p., ISil. Skull, periostitis: Hekla, IKali iod, IPhos, IPhos. ae, I Ruta; mercurial (syphilis), IKali iod, IStib; tubercles in periosteum, Hippoz. Skull, soft: ICale p. Skull, styloid process: pain as if swollen in angle in front of, worse from pressure, ILach. Skull, sutures: open (hydrocephalus), lApoe, IMere; pressed asunder, not a single border of a bone touches its neighbor (hydrocepha- lus), IMere Skull, swelling : IStilling.; bulbous, ISil.; flat on left side, osseous, containing fluid, ICale fl.; hard, of whole left side of upper portion, with numbness and shooting, IDaph.; inflamed, with sticking pain, and hammering, ending in suppuration, worse from damp cold air, better touching and rubbing, ICale; worse from motion and in evening, IIMez.; parietal, with newborn children, ICale fl.; parietal, near posterior fontanelle, resembling half a goose egg in form and size, fluctuating upon pressure and circumscribed by a ring of swol- len bone several days after birth, IMere; tumefaction in posterior portion, Hydrocot; small, extending through orbital sutures and foramina to dura and pia mater, Anthrac. Skull, cranio tabes; jCale p., -Calc s. Skull, thin : crackling like paper when pressed upon (cholera infantum), ICale p. TUMORS, bony: HCale fl., Kali m, ISil. Tumors, cephalastoma : ICale fl, IMere, ISil.; almost whole left parietal bone covered with large soft elastic swelling, 11 Sib; sanguineous, occipital, ICale p. Tumors, encephaloma: ICroe Tumors, enchondrosis: large hard swelling, but soft in some places, in child's head, begin- ing above ears, extends to larynx, I ISil. Tumors, growth as large as a dollar, on mid- dle of forehead, projecting about four lines, came and went spontaneously and suddenly: IMez. Tumors, hard ; from size of pea to that of a hazel or walnut, enlarge, break open and discharge viscous yellow-brownish ichor, Hip- poz. Tumors, keloid: in temporal region, I ISil. Tumors, lipoma: ICroe Tumors, malignant: Calc. Tumors, painful: I I Hep. Tumors, sanguineous: occipital, ICale p. Tumors, sebaceous: IIBar., IKali c; hairless, easily suppurating, every four weeks at full moon, painful, especially in open air, ICale; inflamed and ready to discharge, IHep.; smooth and shining, ISil.; suppurate and form ulcers, Ananth. Tumors, soft: on scalp, Petrol.; elastic, on parietal bone, as large as a ben's egg, visible pulsations, a sharp, rough, indented opening could be felt in underlying bone, tumor de- nuded of hair, I IPhos. Tumors, suppurating: and affecting skull, worse lying on well side, IPuls. Tumors, wens: 8@T" sebaceous. 5. EYES. Accommodation. Anterior chamber. Aqueous humor. Canthi. Chor- oid. Ciliary body. Circumorbital. Conjunctiva. Cornea. Eyes. Illusions. Iris. Lachrymal apparatus. Lachrymation. Lashes. Lens. Lids. Ophthalmia. Optic nerve. Orbit. Photophobia. Pupil. Retina. Scle- rotica. Sight. Supraorbital. Vitreous. ACCOMMODATION, disturbance: Ailant., IGels.; eyes involuntarily drawn together, is obliged to lie down and close eyes, II Merc. sob; with lachrymation, I Morph. sub; spasm of ciliary muscle, I Jab.; as if focus of right eye were suddenly displaced (hemicrania), IGlon. Accommodation, paralysis (want of): IIArg. nit, ICalab. IHydras.; after illness, mostly diphtheria, lArg. nit.; after diphtheria and in muscular asthenopia, I ICalab.; objects closer than 12 or 14 are indistinct, lArg. nit.; with impaired sensibility of right retina, sup- posed to be due to use of cosmetic, which probably contained carbonate of lead, I IOp. Accommodation, weakened: from overexert- ing eyes, INux v.; cannot accommodate quick- ly, Aur. mur, ICon.; weak, IGels. Accommodation. 8®" Sightasthenopic,astig- matic, hypermetropic, myopic, straining, weakness. ANTERIOR CHAMBER, contracted: lAur. met. Anterior chamber, hemorrhage: lArn., ILach.- after iridectomy, ILed. Anterior chamber, hypopion : I Apis, I IColch. 5. EYES. * 171 IHep, I ISil., I Sub, IThuya; suppurative cho- roiditi s in right eye after needle operation for cataract, 11 Phyt; in abscess of cornea or iritis, IMere cor.; with deep ulceration of centre of cornea, involving one-third its surface, 11 Sub; in iritis, IMere, IPlumb, ISil, Sub; in irido- choroiditis, IBry.; with kerato-iritis, IHep.; pain very severe at night, I.Mere; in syph- ilitic iritis, IIMerc.; in traumatic ophthalmia, ISul.; in scrofulous subjects, 11 Seneg.; with tumor, melanotic, black and red mixed, lAur. met.; with sloughing ulcer (syphilitic), I ISil.; right and left, anterior chamber shallow, I IMere iod. flav. B^T" Iris inflammation. AQUEOUS HUMOR, cloudy: lEuphor, IIKali iod. Aqueous humor, hazy: IGels, I ITereb.; hazy, in glaucoma, Prun.; hazy, in irido-choroiditis suppurativa traumatica, 11 Rhus ; hazy, in syphilitic iritis, IIMerc. Aqueous humor, hernia tunica?: IBar. m. Aqueous humor, slightly turbid, mixed with small specks from the soft and discolored iris (choroiditis): IColoe BROWS : 8^° Supraorbital, brows. CANTHI, agglutination : 11 Agar, Ars. s. f; on awaking, in right (rheumatic iritis), 11 Syph.; lachrymal fistula, 11 Agar.; in morning, by purulent mucus, IHep.; of inner, in morning, IPuls.; with a pressing sore feeling, IZinc; of outer, I IColch, INatr. in., Sep. Canthi, biting : with lachrymation, IColch.; in inner right, better rubbing, Zinc; in outer, Camph. Canthi, bloodvessels : running from.outer and inner to cornea(ophthalmia,after chill),lEuph.; veins in inner left injected, morning, Cinch. bob; inner, red, to cornea, I Arg. nit., Jamb. Canthi, bluish : inner, after abuse of mercury, Sars. Canthi, burning : Carbo v., Sub; on awaking, in inner, Therid.; in evening, by candlelight, Phos. ac; of inner, I Aur. met, ICaust., IClem, IGraph., IRhus; lachrymal fistula, in inner, 11 Agar.; in inner right, Cinnab, Coloe, Rhus; itching, I I Alum.; in ophthalmia, ICale; scald- ing, worse at night, IIBry.; frequently in small spots, Berb.; burning, with effusion of tears, llris; after washing, Amm. in. g§T heat, smarting. Canthi, contraction: in inner, I IParis; extend- ing to brain, with vertigo, Ananth.; cramplike pain in inner right, Cinch, bol. Canthi, cracked: INatr. m.; and bleed easily, IIGraph.; of outer (keratitis pustulosa), I ISul.; outer, in pterygium, I IZinc. Canthi, cutting : in outer, I IHep. Canthi, digging: in inner, extending to brain, with vertigo, Ananth. Canthi, discharge : from inner, IPetrol. Canthi, drawing : at inner, lAur. met; outer, in acute catarrhal conjunctivitis, ISep. Canthi, dryness : of inner, Berb.; in morning, IINux v. Canthi, eruption: red, papulous around left in- ner, I ISyph. Canthi, excoriation : Apis, Euphor.; of outer, HArs. Canthi, excrescence : on inner, ICale Canthi, as of a foreign body : in inner, Berb.; as of alump, in right outer, seems to move to inner canthus on closing eye, and to return on opening, I ISul. ae; as if a particle were in left outer, Ign.; as from sand, in left inner, Aeon.; pressure, as from grain of sand in outer, Con, Euph.; pressure as from grain of sand, in evening, Alum.; painful sensation as of a grain of sand at outer edge (ophthal- mia after chill), lEuph.; in right, in morn- ing, when walking, Sul. ac. Canthi, granulated: outer, Ant. t. 8®*" Lids granulated. Canthi, heat and dryness in left outer, as if it would inflame : Thuya. Canthi, inflammation: Cales.; of inner, IClem.; worse in morning, INux v. 8®* ulcerate. Canthi, itching : Ant. c, 11 Arn, Ascl. t, I ICale, Cast eq., Clem, Euph., IFluor. ac, ILye, IMur. ae, INatr. m, Stront, Sub; in blephar- itis, IIArg. met.; after breakfast, in left, Lo- bel. L; in evening, in outer, I IPuls.; in lachry- mal fistula, 11 Agar.; like flea-bites in left inner, with desire to rub, ICaust.; of inner, IIAlum, I Apis, I Aur. met. Bell, Cina, I Graph,Stront.; inleft inner, I IChel, Ipom., Syph.; inrightin- ner, Cinnab.; almost constant, in right inner (tarsal tumors), I IZinc; intolerable, in right inner, 9 p.m., Tromb.; in inner, with lachry- mation, ICon.; at inner angle and lower lid of right, ICinnab.; in outer, Arg. met; in outer, in ophthalmia, after chill, lEuph.; in retinitis, in inner, ISul.; smarting after rub- bing, in inner, Ruta; frequently in small spots, Berb.; of inner, with acrid, corrosive tears after rubbing, better in open air, IGamb.; like the healing of an ulcer, in inner, in evening after sundown, IPuls. Canthi, jerking: in inner, Ant. t; in outer, Cann. i. Canthi, mucocele: underneath inner, from obstruction of duct, IGraph. 8^* polypus. Canthi, mucus: Dig.; dry (brain affection), IHell.; gummy, in inner, HPsor.; hardened, IHep.; hardened, in outer, I llpec; in morn- ing, Ant. c.; copious purulent, during night, IDig.; purulent (ophthalmia), I INux v.; thick- ened, Bism.; thick masses, in inner, after injury, Euph.; tough, IHep.; tough, in inner, Lact. ac; white, worse in left, in morning (ophthalmia scrofulosa), lAmm. br.; yellow, in inner (typhoid), IVer. v. Canthi, pain: in right inner, as if blood went there and could go no farther (rheumatic iritis), I ISyph.; extending from inner, around eye, worse in morning, ICinnab.; inner to articulation of jaw, Iod.; in left inner, lAlum, Fluor, ac; in right inner, extends upward and outward in a semicircle above superciliary ridge, dull heavy pain prevents working, commences 9 a.m., goes off in afternoon (neu- ralgia), ILach. Canthi, polypus: as large as a pea.pedunculated, growing in right outer, ILye 8^* mucocele. Canthi, pressure: Carbo v.; in hemiplegia of face, ICaust.; in inner lower right, ICin- nab.; with lachrymation, IColch.; pain- ful, in inner, HEuph.; in outer angle of left, worse in evening, IMez.; painful, in outer Cinch.; painful in right inner, Stann.; with redness of conjunctiva, I IZinc; in right in- ner, with lachrymation, lEuph.; in left inner, as from a stye, with lachrymation, Stann. Canthi, pricking: in inner and lower lid of right, ICinnab.; in outer, ISul.; in right inner, Coloe 172 * 5. EYES. Canthi, pus : IGraph, IKali bi, INux v, IPhos. ac, I I Ran. b.; in inner, I IZinc; dried muco- pus, Cham.; muco-purulent matter in inner (typhoidfever), I IStram.; inmorning,ICham.; eyes muddy and lustreless (apoplexy), IINux v.; thick acrid in morning, Pic. ac. Canthi, red: Arg. nit, 11 Sib; in blepharitis, IKali e; as blood, lArg. nit.; in lachrymal fistula, 11 Agar.; from acrid lachrymation, INatr. m.; painful inflammation of inner, IGraph. Canthi, shooting: in inner, Ant. t; in inner, with lachrymation, ICon.; in inner of right, Cinnab. Canthi, smarting: Apis, Mar. v., IMur. ac, IRan. sc. Sub; in inner, with ciliary blephar- itis from conjunctivitis granulosa or from smallpox, IPetrol.; in evenings, Ant. t.; of inner, Calc. s.; of inner, with lachrymation, ICon.; in inner, morning in bed, IINux v.; in outer, IHep, ISub; in right outer, IRan. b.; in small spots, Berb. 8#° burning. Canthi,soreness: Apis, Arg. nit,ICham,INux v., Zinc; with burning in outer, IKali e; of inner, with entropion, I ISep.; with fissures, IIGraph.; from acrid lachrymation, INatr. m.; particularly outer, IIAnt. c; in outer, Sep.; in outer, in pterygium, I IZinc; in right outer, IRan. b, IZinc. Canthi, spots: small, humid, in external, pain- ful if sweat touches them, I Ant. c Canthi, sticking: in inner, with ciliary ble- pharitis from conjuntivitis granulosa or from smallpox, IPetrol.; in evening, IPuls.; in left inner, I IChel.; pressive, fine, in inner, after rubbing, IPuls.; in inner, with cloudiness of sight, IZinc 8@f pricking, stinging, stitches. Canthi, stiffness: in outer, in rheumatic in- flammation, IKali bi. Canthi, stinging: Asar.; in inner, Apis ; sudden drawing, in left outer, spreads around, above and below to inner, Spong.; tensive, in left outer, worse moving eyes, disappears on touch, Spong. 8®°* pricking, stitches. Canthi, stitches: ICale; violent, burrowing, presses upper lid down, Spig.; at inner, lAur. met., Bell, IGraph, Jamb.; sharp, fine, in inner, 11 Am.; in left inner, Clem. 8@~ pricking, stinging. Canthi, swelling: of inner, after abuse of mer- cury, Sars.; inflamed, as large as a pigeon's egg in inner, like incipient fistula, I IPetrol.; pustular of left, like a lachrymal fistula, Stann. Canthi, tearing: in left outer, Cinch. Canthi,. twitching: with increased sensitive- ness of face, IKali m.; in outer, Camph.; of left outer, I IPhos.; under left outer, Amyl. Canthi, ulcerate; lApis, IKali c. agf inflamed, pus, soreness. Canthi, 8®° Lachrymal apparatus. CHOROID, atrophic spots: commencing in left, IKali iod.; very marked, surrounded by areolae of active inflammation (chorio-retin- itis), I IPhos.; a single nodule just external to macula, nodule and tissue between it and macula have characteristic prominence and yellow red color, while small lines and dots of choroidal pigment give evidence of approach- ing atrophy in that tissue, I IVer. v. Choroid, congested : in chorio-retinitis, IKali m.; with or without serous effusion, IGels.; hyperaemia, IPhos.; hyperaemia, consequent upon hyperopia, 11 Puis. Choroid, hemorrhage: ILach. Choroid, inflammation (choroiditis): lArs., ICed, IColoe, IGels., llpec, IMere, IMere cor, I IPrun, I ISil, ISpig, ISub; alcoholic, INux v.; chronic, Ced.; circumscribed, I IVer. v.; disseminate, IBell, IGels.; disseminate, progressive, alternates with bronchial catarrh, Ars.; disseminate, especially if syphilitic, Kali iod.; posterior, with chorio-retinitis in myopic patients(hemorrhagic), IPrun.; chorio- retinitis, IKali in, ISub; chorio-retinitis, chronic, with fluid beneath retina causing de- tachment (hemiopia),IAur.met; chorio-retin- itis, ed^es irregular, pigmented (improved), I IKali in.; chorio-retinitis in myopic patients, with sclerectasia posterior, and fluidity of vitreous with floating opacities (hemorrhagic) IPrun.; chorio-retinitis, rapidly progressing, in a man who had been writing in a cellar by poor light for several months and using tobacco to excess, HPhos.; chorio-retinitis, disk a large irregular atrophic spot sur- rounded by several small ones, IKali m.; chorio-retinitis, with throbbing pain, espe- cially in left eye, worse in morning, worse lying down, INux v.; chorio-retinitis, choroid thick- ened, IKali m.; serous, IBry, IGels., Uab, I IPsor.; in a myopic eye, caused by straining eyes, 11 Ruta; subacute, subject to arthritis vaga, venous hyperaemia of capillaries, 11 Puis.; suppurative, in right eye (a child after needle operation for cataract), I IPhyt; syph- ilis, IMere, IKali iod. Choroid, papules: Hippoz. Choroid, thickened: chorio-retinitis, IKali m. CILIARY BODY, inflammation: IIHep, IMere cor, ISil. CIRCUMORBITAL, aching: IMez. Circumorbital, acute pains: about left, IKali bi. 8®" neuralgia. Circumorbital, bloodvessels: distended (eman- sio mensium), IDig. Circumorbital bruised feeling: lAur. met. Circumorbital, burning: Chloral, IGraph.; with lachrymation (Basedow's disease), I ISpong. 8®~ heat. Circumorbital, circles: ISep.; black, IVer.; black, frombruise,IHam.; blue, Ailant,Anac, Cadm. s, ICamph, ICanth, Chim. umb,ICina, HCinch, Coccul, Crotal, Cup. m, ICycl, IFerr., IGels, llgn, ILach, IILyc, Mane, INux m, INux v, I lOleand, IPhos, IPhyt, Rhus, Stram, IISul, IVer.; blue, in fis- tula ani, IIBerb.; broad, blue, Ars. h., Psor.; dull bluish, I IStram.; blue, in cholera, I IVer.; blue, in cholerine, IFerr.; blue, with pale face, Jatroph, IINatr. c, I lOleand.; blue, with pale face and palpitation, ICale a.; blue, in gastritis mucosa in a child, lArs.; blue, in headache, Bism.; blue, after menses, IPhos.; blue, in ophthalmia, ICie; blue, in chronic ovaritis and leucorrhcea, I IPlat.; blue, in sper- matorrhoea, IZinc; blue, with worms, ICina, IFilix; dark, ICina, INatr. c, I IPuls, I I Xan.; dark, in cholera, I Ant. t ,ICup.ac; dark,in dia- betes mellitus, 11 Uran. n.; dark, with earthy face, IPuls.; dark, in yellow fever, I Ars., INux v.: dark, in chronic headache, INaja; dark brown, in bilious remittent, ICrotal.; dark, in 5. EYES. 173 spermatorrhoea, IGels.; dark, with worms, ICale, ICina; green, IVer.; red, in paraplegia, I Ars.; red, about right. I IStram.; yellow, Col- lin., IINux v. BST" Eyes sunken, Infraorbital half-circles. Circumorbital, feeling of contraction: Cornus, IKali m. 8*3^° tension. Circumorbital, cutting : ICrotal. Circumorbital, disagreeable sensation, about left: Pallad. Circumorbital, drawing pain, worse at night and toward morning (scrofulous and syphilitic iritis): IISul. Circumorbital, ecchymosis: HPhos.; from blow, I Arn, IIErig, I IHam.; purpura from slight knock, ILach., IPhos, ISul. ac. 8g^° circles. Circumorbital, eruption : Ars.; of small blisters, Crotal.; of boils, ISil.; fine, looks red and puffy ,IEnph.;in keratitis pustulosa, IMere .sob; pimples, like small boils, IMere cor.; small, inflamed (blepharophthalmia), IHep.; pus- tular (keratitis pustulosa), I ISub; inflamed, pustular, after dogbite, ILyss. Circumorbital, headache: about left, Brach.; about right, in evening, ICale Circumorbital, heat: IGlon.; and correspond- ing soreness of side of head (iritis), IMere; in syphilitic iritis, IIThuya; in prosopalgia, I ISpig. BgjT" burning. Circumorbital, heaviness: Cornus. Circumorbital, inflammation : with burning sticking, INitr.ac; erysipelatous, Como.; ery- sipelatous, about left orbit and down left side of nose, I Apis. Circumorbital, itching : Berb, ICarbo v. Case, Pallad, Sars.; especially in inner canthi, Chrom. ac. Circumorbital, margins: 8€gQ" circles. Circumorbital, neuralgia: daily at same hour, with flushing of that side of face, IKali cy. 8§p acute pain, shooting, tearing. Circumorbital, numbness: IIAsaf. Circumorbital, pains (undefined): Amm. br, IChloral, llgn, INitr.-ac, IIPuls, I ISub; spreads to frontal sinuses and head, I ISpig.; extending from left eye beyond right eye- brow, while walking, at 10 a.m., Pallad.; worse from motion and in fresh air, better from strong pressure and wrapping up head (ceph- alalgia), 11 Ma mi. m.; worse at night,ICinnab.; in pneumonia, IMere; in retinitis, ISub; worse from touch (iritis), IMere, IMere cor. Circumorbital, pressing: I ICham.; painful, after taking cold, worse in open air (incipient cataract), HSep.; constant violent, painful all around, worse to a frightful degree on moving eyes or exposure to light (scrofulous ophthalmia), I ISul.; in afternoon, as if eyes were too large, 11 Phyt; pain about left, IMez. Circumorbital, rings : 8^° circles. Circumorbital, felt a shock in left orbital in- teguments (scarlatina): I IRhus. Circumorbital, shooting, with scalding lachry- mation, at 1 p.m., lasts an hour, decreases, ceasing at 3 p.m. (rheumatic iritis): I ISyph. B§T* neuralgia. Circumorbital, sickly look : I ICina. Circumorbital, skin: dry, scurfy, IPetrol.; glos- sy, INatr. m.; white about (scarlatina), 11 Zinc. Circumorbital, smarting: especially in inner canthi, Chrom. ac. ! Circumorbital, soreness : IPsor.; as if bruised, Brach. Circumorbital, sticking : worse at night, I Aeon. Circumorbital, stiffness: of muscles, IIKalm. Circumorbital, stinging: Spong.; in left orbit, .Esc. h. Circumorbital, stitches: ICham.;in upper, from pressure and toward evening, Aeon. Circumorbital, swelling: HApis, IFerr, IKali c, INatr. a., HPhos.; in albuminuria, lArs.; in asthma, IKali e; on awaking, Nitr. ac; closes eyes, IIRhus v.; erysipelatous, IRhus; ery- sipelatous, begins in left, extends over face, neck and scrotum, vesicles stain yellow, burn- ing and itching (scarlatina), I IRhus ; watery, erysipelatous, lApis; in intermittent, IFerr.; in irido-choroiditis, IRhus; in neuralgia of trigeminus, lArs.; about right, I IStram. Circumorbital, tearing : worse in evening and night, Coloe; constant, around right, passing backward from inner canthus to articulation of jaws, Hod.; on looking at light (scrofulous ophthalmia), lArs.; worse at night, lAcon.; especially in orbits, IMez.; in right, I IPaeonia. 8®*' neuralgia. Circumorbital, tenderness: ICalab, IColoe, INitr. ac. Circumorbital, tension : INux m. 8@r" contraction. Circumorbital, threadlike pain: from cheek towards eye, ICepa. Circumorbital, throbbing : lArs. Circumorbital, twitching: HCalab. CONJUNCTIVA, blennorrhcea: ICadm. s, IHep, IMere; gonorrhceal, IPuls.; with smarting, IKreo.; malignant, leuco-phleg- matic temperaments, IThuya; suppressed, causes prosopalgia, llgn. Conjunctiva, bloodshot: g^~ congestion. Conjunctiva, burning: Berb, IIKreo. 8^° heat, smarting. Conjunctiva, carcinoma: Thuya. Conjunctiva, catarrhal affection: ICham,Gamb. 8^° inflammation, Ophthalmia catarrhal. Conjunctiva, bloodvessels: bunches of injected, terminating in vesicles, IIMerc. cor.; full of dark, which lose themselves in cornea (oph- thalmia), lApis; distended (chronic syphi- litic ophthalmia),, IMere; enlarged, IBell, IClem., IHep, I IVer. v.; enlarged in right, lArs. met.; enlarged veins run nearly hori- zontally toward cornea, terminate in little blisters near edge of cornea, worse from cry- ing, IHep.; numerous (traumatic), I Euph.; covered with red, Bell.; strangulated, lArg. nit; suggillation, of right, IIKreo.; tortuous, HVer. v.; varicose, I Alum.; arthritic, with accumulation of white matter in canthi, ILye; with burning in edges of lids, worse afternoon (blepharoadenitis), ISang.; chronic, IHep.; with yellow secretion, IKali s. 8@?° congestion, inflammation ; also Oph- thalmia catarrhal. Conjuctiva,chemosis; IIAeon,HApis,!Arg. nit, ICon, IHep, llpec, IKali iod, ILach., INatr. m., IRhus, I ISil, Vespa; after cataract extrac- tion, IGuaraea; suppurative choroiditis in right eye after needle operation for cataract, I I Phyt.; in acute catarrhal conjunctivitis, I Apis, llpec; in croupous conjunctivitis, IKali bi.; in suppurative traumatic irido-choroiditis, I IRhus; in iritis, I Arg. nit; in pustular kerati- 174 5. EYES. tis, dark red, HApis; of left, Ars. s. r.; in ciliary neuralgia, with acute conjunctivitis, I ITereb.; in right eye (hereditary syphilis), I ISyph.; with acrid tears and coryza, lEuph.; pale, yellow (diphtheritic conjunctivitis), IMere iod. rub.; in zymosis, Crotal. 8€&P* swelling. Conjunctiva, congestion: bloodshot, IIAcon., yEthus., Aloe, Alum, Amm. c, Amyb, lApis, I Arg. nit, lArn, Bapt., IIBell, Canth,IChloral., IColch.,Dig, Dory, Eryng., IGlon, IHam, Iodof, IKali br, IIKali m, Lyss, Med., IMyr. cer, INatr. m., I INatr. p.; bloodshot, in apoplexy, IVer. v.; bloodshot, from cough, HArn., ICrotal.; bloodshot, in spasmodic croup, IBell.; bloodshot, at night, IKali br.; bloodshot, with swollen face (con- gestive headache), IMelil.; in intermittent, ICact.; bloodshot with headache, IBell, IGlon, I I Melib ; bloodshot, in hydroceph- alus, ICup. ac; bloodshot, in purpura haemor- rhagica, IPhos.; bloodshot, from exposure to sun, Cact.; congested, at time for return of menses (climaxis), I ICalab.; congested from least exposure to cold or wind, Natr.a.; con- gested from violence of concussion in whoop- ing cough, small vessels ruptured, IHam.; con- gested after debauchery or sitting up late at night to study, INux v.; congestion of left, in suppressed intermittent,I ISpig.; congested, in typhus, Crotal.; congested, in headache, lAct. rac, IBell, IGlon.; congestion, palpebral, IMere cor,Phelb; congestion, palpebral, of left eye, IChloral.; congestion, palpebral, pale red, shining (scrofulosis), ICon.; congestion, palpe- bral,lowerright, I I Vespa; congestion,palpebral (retinitis hemarolopica), ILye; congestion, with paralysis of right side, I IPrun.; passive congestion, I I Naja ; passive congestion, with soft granulation, I IPlumb.; congestion, with photophobia (dysmenorrhoea), HXan.; con- gestion in pneumonia, IBell.; with pulsation on stooping, Seneg.; injected, I Amyl, Ant. t, I Apis, Ars. h., Arum, d., Asar., Astac, IBell, ICamph, Cann. i., Ced., IChin. s., ICrot t, Ferr. m, IGraph, Grin, IHam, llpec, TrKali ars, IKali iod, IMere cor., IMere cy, IMorph. s, IINatr. m, INux v, IOp., I IPhos, Pod, I ISang., Sec, Sep., J ISil, Spig., IStram., IISul, Tereb.; in- jected, with mental anxiety, Lyss.; in in- flammation of brain, IMer. v.; injected, in cephalalgia, ILach.; injected, in sclero-cho- roiditis, I I Sib; injected, in suppurative cho- roiditis, in right eye after needle operation for cataract, I IPhyt; injected, especially right side, after catching cold (child), llpec; in conjunctivitis, IChloral, IKali c, INatr. a.; injected in leucoma, IKali c; injected, in conjunctivitis scrofulosa, IKali bi.; bundles of injected vessels converge toward cornea, IIPuls.; bunches of injected vessels run toward cornea, where they form little vesi- cles with turbid secretion, IHep, IIMerc. cor.; injected, in coryza, llCepa; injected, in convulsions before menses, IIPuls.; in- jected, in delirium, IBell.; injected, dirty red, especially near external can thus, left eye worse, IMez.; injected, in epilepsy, IBufo; injected, in typhoid, ILach, IVer. v.; injected, in yellow fever, INux v.; injected from inner canthus to margin of cornea (traumatic), ICon.; injected, in syphilitic iritis, I IThuya; injected, in keratitis pustulosa, IMere sol, IISul.; left, injected, Eryng, I ISub; outer half of left injected, ICinnab.; left, injected, painful, Chloral.; injected, as if vessels were filled with dirty liquid, IStram.; injected, in menin- gitis, IStram.; injected, with migraine, IKali br.; injected, cannot see well, like a mist be- fore eyes (congestive headache), IGlon.; in- jected, in neuralgia, IMagn. p.; injected, in ciliary neuralgia, I Amyb; injected, in ophthal- mia tarsi, IMere cor.; injection, in catarrhal ophthalmia, lEuph.; injected, in phlyctenu- lar ophthalmia, I I Merc. cor.; injected, in rheu- matic ophthalmia, IColoe; injected, in scro- fulous ophthalmia, lArs.; injected vessels from larger trunks run from conjunctiva bulbi over edge of cornea in a very slightly tortuous course and then divide into numer- ous branches without forming many anasto- moses, their disposition is arborescent (eri- thistic scrofulous ophthalmia), IMere cor.; injected, in chronic syphilitic ophthalmia, IMere.; injected, in ozaena, I ISyph.; with much pain, I ISub; with pain in and around eye, usually worse atnight, ICrot. t; injected, in prosopalgia, IMez.; left, injected, in proso- palgia, 11 Ver.; injected, in pterygium, I IZinc; injected, from reading, lAmmoniac, lApis; injected, worse from reading and candle- light, Bapt.; injected, in lyssophobia, ILvss.; right, injected, IISul, Vespa; injected,with soreness, Sang.; subconjunctival and pericor- neal tissue profusely injected with very fine vessels, through which was also distributed a large quantity of pigments, forming a zone as striking in appearance as the one occupying the corneal limbus, into which it impercepti- bly merged, IMere iod. flav.; injection, from overuse, especially by artificial light, pain in eyes during night, INux v.; injection variable, at no time commensurate with severity of pain, redness usually dark, especially during later stages, may be bright during height of inflammation, I ITereb.; injected, with ver- tigo, IBell, IGlon.; redness, lAnt. c, HApis, HArs, Ars. h, HArs. m, Ast. r., Bapt, Bar. c, Berb, Bism, Bufo, Calc, Calc. s., ICaps, Card, m., ICepa, Chin, s., Chloral, ICinnab, Coff., ICup. m, IDig, Elaps, Erig., IIEup. pur., IGraph., IHep, IHyos, Iber, llgn.,llpec, IKali bi, I IKali c, IIKreo, ILach, ILye, Lyss., Mar. v, IMeph, IIMerc. cor, IMere sol, INitr.ac, CEnan., IOp, IPlumb., IPsor., I IRan. b, I IRumex, Sep., Spig, Spong, Stram, ISul, I ISyph, Vace, Vespa, Viol, Ziz.; red, in amaurosis, I ISub; red, in apoplexy and old age, IBar. e; red, in asthma, ICup. m.; red, like blood, IThuya; red, traversed by large bloodvessels, Calc. p,lEuph., IKali bi.; bluish red, lArs, Ferr. iod.; red, with burning, IBry, IFerr.; red and smarting as from salt, in left, especially in upper part, I IZinc; red, with pressive buming,Cinch.; red, in cataract, I ISil.; red, in hay catarrh, ISabad, I ISticta; red and irritable, in serous choroiditis, IGels.; red, as from a cold, llris; red, eyes become distorted (spasms after fright), ICup. m.; red, in coryza, I Aeon, Ars. m, ICepa, IPhyt, Ver.; red, in coryza, at beginning of influenza, IPuls • red with cough, lAcon, IPhyt.; dark red, Cham ' 5. EYES. 175 IChel, ITereb.; red, during day, ISub; red, in delirium tremens, first stage, IBell, IKali bi.; red, with drawing, Con.; dull red, I ISep.; dull red, in scarlet fever, IMur. ac; red after exertion, especially in evening, I INiccol.; red in evenings, Ant. t; red, worse in evening, (cere- bral hyperaemia), IHyos.; red, with flushed hot face and palpitation, Iber.; face red on af- fected side, ITereb.; red, with swollen face, ICinnab.; red (tertian ague), INatr. m.;red, in intermittent, IFerr.; red, in rheumatic fever, lArn.; red, in yellow fever, IMere, ISub; red, with heat and rush of blood to forehead, IIPuls.; red, in headache, IBell., -Carbo a, IGlon.; red, with fulness in left eye, before, during and at end of menses, or when menses do not appear, IGlon.; red, in hydrocephaloid, HApis; red, glassy (hydrocephalus), IHell.; red,after using eyes, with heaviness of lids, IMere per.; indolent redness, after primary disease has been cured, INux v.; pale, in- flammatory redness, Coloe; red, with in- flammation and lachrymation, Sib; red, in injuries, IIAcon, I Am, lEuph, IHep, ■Sil.; red, in insanity, IINux v., HVer. v.; red, with lachrymation, IIAlum, -Camph, IGraph,!INatr.rn,ICrotal, IKali iod,ISpong, Gels.; red, with feeling as if balls were too large and compressed, IINatr. m.; redness of left, Ant. c, "Carbo a, IChloral, Eryng, 11 Uran. n.; red, with agglutination of lids, ICrotal; lower part red, 7rPsor.; red in mea- sles, IIAcon, lEuph.; redness of right after measles, I Arg. met.; redness of affected side, in supraorbital migraine, ISpig.; red in morn- ing, Apoe, IRhus; red in morning, left worse (ophthalmia scrofulosa), lAmm. br.; red, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Menyanth.; red, in neuralgia, IChel.; in periodical neuralgia, INatr. m.; red, worse in night and from warmth, Arn.; red, in phlyctenular ophthalmia, I IMere cor.; right, red vessels convergingtoward iris (rheu- matic ophthalmia), I ISyph.; red, in ophthal- mia scrofulosa, I Ars.; pale red, swollen (mela- notic tumor), Aur. met; persistent redness, especially at inner angle, worse evening and in open air, remaining after pustular keratitis (phlyctenular ophthalmia), I IZinc; red, with photophobia (meningitis), IBell, iGlon.; red, particularly left eye, with photophobia (scrof- ulous constitution), ICon.; pink, IIArg. nit, Berb.; red, in pneumonia, I Arn, IMelil.; red, at one point, IChloral.; red,with pressing, Niccol., Psor, ISil.; red, with pressure as from grain of sand, worse in morning, Con.; red, protrud- ing, Dory.; red, like pterygium, toward inner canthus, I Arg. nit, Tromb.; red in rheuma- tism, I Ant. t; redness of right, Chloral., INatr. m, I IRhus ; red, scarlet, IIArg. nit; red, in scarlatina, HAilant; red, after sexual excesses, HStaph.; red spots, Camph., I IPuls.; red, right, with external strabismus (head- ache), IColoe; red, after straining while sew- ing, worse in warm room, better in open air, IIArg. nit; red, with swelling, INux v.; red, with styes, I ISep.; red, in tarsal tumors, 11 Zinc.; red, swollen, Led.; red, right, in hereditary syphilis, I ISyph.; red, in veta, ICoca; red, with wild expression, IIGlon. 8^*" inflammation, also Ophthalmia. Conjunctiva, a number of small depressions: llpec Conjunctiva, discharge : mattery, Calab, I IMil- lef. ; mild profuse, 11 Sticta; mucous, frequently wipes as if to remove, INux v., IPuls.; mucous secretion increased, IPuls, Sarrae; mucous in morning, 11 Sib; mucous, in morning on awak- ing, Arg. nit; mucous, copious in pannus, lApis; mucous, with photophobia (scrofulous constitution), ICon.; mucous, with smarting, ILye; of bland mucus (trachoma), IPuls.; of white mucus, Lachn, 11 Petrol.; mucous, feeling as if tight skin came halfway down over right, preventing sight when blowing nose, removed by rubbing, I ICaust; copious muco-serous in parenchymatous iritis, I I Sib; purulent, 11 Sep.; thick yellow pus, morning, with burning, worse reading, Bapt. BgF" inflammation, also Ophthalmia. Conjunctiva, dryness:* IIAcon, IIAlum, Asaf, Asar,Atrop.s,Bar.e, IBell, Berb, ICaust,Ced., Chin.s,IClem, Crotal., Dros.,Euphor,IEuph., IMagn. c, Mang, IMere per., Natr. a, Natr. c, IOp.,Pie ac, IRhus, Sep., ISub, Thuya,Vinca, IZinc; in afternoon, from 4 p.m. till evening, Caust.; worse in afternoon to evening, INatr. s.; on awaking, Elaps, IStaph.; burning, Sang.; in hay catarrah, I ISticta ; in conjunctivitis, llgn., IHydras.; with sensation as if darkened by mucus, which ought to be wiped away, IIPuls.; in evening, ILye, Niccol.; in evening, in chronic catarrh, lAlum.; wyorse in evening (catarrhal ophthalmia), I IPuls.; dry feeling, ICaust., Lachn, I ILith, Mane, Pseonia, Ver., IZinc; dry feeling, with profuse discharge, Euphor.; dry feeling, in evening, Coloe; dry feeling, painful in evening, 11 Sil.; dryness, as if a foreign body were pressing in eye, in morning, IPuls.; in syphilitic iritis, 11 Zinc; follows lachrymation in morning, I ISub; soon succeeded by lachry- mation, better by pressure on both lids, ICroe; cannot close lids, IINux m.; in morn- ing, conjunctivitis, INatr. a.; in morning, then lachrymation, I ICaust.; especially moving eyeball (iritis), I Arg. nit; painful, as if dry, Rumex; painful, as if dry, with nightly ag- glutination, ILye; with pressure, IMez.; with sensation of pressure, in evening, IStaph.; in right, Chrom. ac.; with soreness, as if bruised in left, Natr. ph.; in trachoma, IPuls. Conjunctiva, ecchymosis: ILed.; from whoop- ing cough, or injuries, I Arn.; at outer corner of each (purpura), I ITereb.; from blow, I Arn, I lErig, IHam, ILed.; indistinctly defined spots, IKali m.; scattered here and there from straining, ILye; in diphtheritic conjunc- tivitis, IMere iod. rub.; suggillations, HArn.; tending toward trachoma, with discharge and pain, I ISang.; painless, circumscribed, red, like extravasations, INux v. 8®° spots. Conjunctiva, flaccid : in catarrhal ophthalmia, I IPuls.; palpebral, I IRhus. Conjunctiva, glassy: Kali ars. 8®1" glassy. Conjunctiva, granulated ; Eryng.; over entire bulbus of left, ICaust; in ophthalmia scrofu- losa, HArs. Conjunctiva, hemorrhage: ICale, ICham., *" ICrotal, IILach, IINux v., HPhos.; with burning (congestion to head,whooping cough), ICarbo v.; in whooping cough, INux v.; hem- orrhagic effusions undergoing degeneration, IIMerc. iod. flav.; especially in course of 176 5. EYES. zymotic disease, irregularities in menses and hemorrhagic states of body, ICrotal., ILach. Conjunctiva, herpes : I Hep. Conjunctiva, infiltrated: I Arg. nit, Ipec; presenting a firm fibrinous nature in diph- theritic conjunctivitis, IMere iod. rub. Conjunctiva, inflamed (conjunctivitis): Abrot, Acet. ac, yEthus, IIAgar, Ailant, IIAlum, Amm. c, IIAnt. a., lAnt. c. Ant. t, lApis, IIArg. nit, HArn., HArs., Asar., Ascl. t, Bapt, I Bar. e, 11 Bell., Benz.ac, Berb, HCale, ICale fl, ICaust, ICham., 1 IChin. s.,IChloral., Chrom. ac, IClem, Coccus, IColch, IColoe, Cop, ICroe ,Daph, Dory,Elaps,Erig,Euphor, lEup. pert, IIFerr. ph, IGlon, I Grin., IHep., Hippoz, IHydras, llgn., I IMere cor., IMere iod. rub, INatr*. m., I INatr. ph, Nitr. ac, Phyt, I IPlumb., Psor, IPuls, I IRatan, IIRhus, Sarrac,HSep,IStram,HSul,l ISyph.; acute, after first stage lax or ecchymosed tissue, watery mucus or milky secretions, lEuph.; subacute, IPhos.; in afternoon, first right then left, I IBadiag ; every afternoon at 4, lArs.; al- ternating with sore throat, I IParis; with feel- ing as if balls were too large and compressed, IINatr. m.- with burning, lArs, IPsor.; with pressing, burning, Phos.; burning sting- ing, I Apis, IFerr.; at canthi, Bor.; now in one then in other can thus, with stye on lid, I IPuls.; in cataract, I ISil.; catarrhal, IBell, ICepa, Cupr. s, IIEuph, I ISticta; catarrhal, with drawing in external canthus and smarting in eyes, better bathing in cold water, worse morning and evening, ISep.; catarrhal with chemosis, llpec; especially acute form, either from a cold, bathing or measles, IPuls.; catar- rhal, with profuse yellow discharge, llpec; catarrhal,with gastric bilious symptoms,IPuls.; catarrhal chronic, with inflammation of mei- bomian and ciliary glands, IStaph.; catarrhal chronic, granulations large, like warts or blis- sters, worse at night, IThuya; catarrhal, after inflammatory stage, IHep.; catarrhal, with great pain and hyperaemia, IHam.; catarrhal, chronic, tending toward trachoma, with red- ness and excoriation of lids and a dull feeling, with itching in eyes in evening, IMere cor.;with chemosis,small spots here and there like ecchy- moses (sequelae of iritis), IKali bi.; chronic, lAnt c, ICamph, IDig, I IRhus v.; chronic, with a fine rosy red injection around cornea, IMere viv.; chronic, with granular lids, green pus, INatr. s.; chronic, worse in morning, INatr. a.; from exposure to cold, ICham.; cornea hazy, IKaii s.; with coryza, ISub ae; fluent coryza, ICain., llCepa; with epidemic cough in chil- dren, I Jamb.; croupous, mild cases (a condition midway between purulent and general croup- ous inflammation), false membrane loosely adherent, easily detached, tendency to roll up and separate in shreds which come away in discharges of stringy appearance, IKali bi.; in damp atmosphere, ICham. ; in dentition, ICale p.; diphtheritic, IMere iod. rub. ; dis- charge worse in morning, ICinch.; discharge white, mucous, with acrid lachrymation, INatr. m.; discharge muco-purulent, in morn- ing, and dryness in evening, ISep.; sen- sation as if eyes were covered with mucous discharge which could be wiped away, IIPuls.; with dryness, Bar. c; with numer- ous ecchymoses, tending toward trachoma, with moderate discharge and pain, I ISang.; in eruptive diseases, I Apis, Crotal, IPuls.; after fever has subsided, case tends to become chronic, INatr.a.; follicular, ISep.; follicular, chronic, chiefly confined to oculo-palpebral folds, trachoma, INatr. m.; follicular, in sum- mer, worse in morning, INux v.; follicular and trachomatous, during summer, or worse hot weather, ISep.; granular, IIArg. nit, IMere, IPetrol.; granular, like small blisters, I I Natr. ph, INatr. s. Thuya ; granular, with circum- orbital pain, IPhyt.; granular, better from cold applications, I IPuls.; granular, worse in right eye, I I Rhus;granular, after suppressed gonor- rhoea, 11 Psor.; granular,ulcers, IMere iod. flav.; with headache, I IBadiag, IIBell, Calend, I IGlon,IKali iod,Med,Stilling.; worse by heat, IBry.; idiopathic, chronic, torpid, ICadm.s.;in infant, I Arg. nit, ICham.; in influenza, I Ars, IBell, ICepa, IPhos., I ISang.; from injuries, IIAcon., I Arn, ICalend, Cochl,lEuph,IFerr. ph,HHam, IHyper., I ISil.; from a bite in nose, ILyss.; with itching, in canthi, ILye; wuth lachrymation, lAtrop, ICepa, lEuph.; in left eye, Ars. s.r,Arumm.,Chloral,Euph, I IPuls, I ISpig.; inleft, acute (after syphilis), I ISyph.; with leucoma, IKali e; in measles, lEuph, IFerr. ph, IIPuls.; after measles, lArg. met, IGraph, IMere, INatr. ph.; in meningitis, IBell, IStram.; during menses, I IZinc; worse morning,! Apoc,INatr.a,INux v.;painful from presence of foreign body (after Aeon.), ISub; painful, of left, recurring frequently, characterized by a bundle of congested vessels extending from inner canthus toward cornea, ILach.; pains worse night, IZinc; periodical, with colic, IBry.; periodical, for three months, I ISub; every summer, worse morning and evening, I ISep.; phlyctenular, ISep.; recurrent phlyctenular, I ISibfwith photophobia, IBell, INatr. c, INatr. ph.; in pneumonia, lAnt. t; with pressure as from a grain of sand, worse morning, Con.; in prosopalgia, IChel.; pupils dilated, ILyss.; pustular, HClem., ICrot. t, lEuph, IGraph, llpec, IIPuls, 11 Sec, IITelb; pustular, with whitish discharge, IPuls.; pustular, with lachrymation, HSub; pustular, with eczema impitigenoides on lids, and purulent discharge from eyes, IITelb; pustular, with acute inflammation of lids, HPetrob; pustular,after measles,I IMere; pus- tular, with old ciliary blepharitis,after measles, IGraph.; recurrent pustular,chronic form,scro- fulous basis, IPsor.; pustular, at first better bathing, then worse, I ISub; looks like raw beef, Arn, HArs, ILye, I ISul.; of right eye, Canth, IChloral, ICinnab, IHekla, Jamb, Kali bi, IMere, I IPhos. ac, Psor, IISul, llVespa, I IZinc; on rising in morning, IMez.; scrofulous, IKali bi, ITelb; scrofulous, with induration of glands, Hod. ; with ab- scesses similar to styes on one lid of each eye, I I Puis.; scrofulous, with sharp pains, ISpig.; with stitching and pressure, ISep.; with violent pains in teeth and face, worse warmth, better cold, IBry.; sore to touch, IHep.; trachomatous, with pannus, IMere per.; trachomatous, with pannus from working in wet, ICale; with scrofulous ulcers, IIBar. m.; of upper part, as far as covered by lid, Ign.; after vaccination, I IThuya ; after vari- 5. EYES. 177 ola, 11 Vace; vernalis, INux v.; with vesicles containing clear fluid, ICale; from getting wet, IRhus ; from cold, dry winds, IIAcon. S^T" Ophthalmia. Conjunctiva, injected : 8@P congestion. Conjunctiva, irritability: IINatr. in.; from bulging of cornea and sclerotica, I Euph.; in hay fever, IINux v.; with throbbing in ear and right side of head, Calab. Conjunctiva, itching: 8@P~ Eyes and Lids. Conjunctiva, lax ; 8®" flaccid. Conjunctiva, nodule: over each external rec- tus, large and painful, INux m. Conjunctiva, painful: Natr. a.; left, IChloral. Conjunctiva, papillae, enlarged : I ISep. Conjunctiva, phlyctenules: 8®°" vesicles. Conjunctiva, polypi : IStaph, Thuya; large, from upper lid, IKali bi. Conjunctiva, protruding: g®*- chemosis, swelling. Conjunctiva, pterygium: lAmm. br, I Ars, Chim. umb, IForm., ILach., Psor, IRatan, Tell.; from inner canthus, lEuph.; from right inner canthus, over cornea, I ISpig.; from outer canthus, towards cornea, I Calc; over cornea, INux m.; pink, I Arg. nit.; in heredi- tary psora, ISub; covered one half of pupil, growing rapidly, discharges, especially by ar- tificial light, I IZinc; in right eye, I Ars. met; in right eye, just encroaching on cornea, in left, extending to pupil from internal can- thus, breadth of one and a half lines, thick and vascular, I I Zinc. Conjunctiva, puffy : BSF* chemosis. Conjunctiva, pustules : lAntt, IGraph,IMere, IMere iod. flav.; in a child, nose sore, excori- ated,prickly heat, IGraph.; with lachrymation, photophobia, pain worse noon and afternoon, I IGraph.; on lower part (catarrhal ophthal- mia), IISul.; two, near cornea of right, I IPuls.; constant feeling of sand, I IPuls.; with sharp stinging, great lachrymation and redness, I IPuls.; small, white, IKali bi. 8@r" inflammation pustular. Conjunctiva, red: ggg*- congestion. Conjunctiva, rough ;Eryng. 8@" inflammation granular, also Lids granulated. Conjunctiva, small rugae running over it (con- junctivitis) : INatr. a. Conjunctiva, sarcoma: Iod. Conjunctiva, smarting: as if soap were in eyes, morning, ISeneg.; sudden, I Amyl. 8@" biting, burning, heat, itching. Conjunctiva, spots: small, burning, IPhos.; chronic, congested, more often on temporal side, usually about one to three lines, about cornea, of dark red color, apparently embedded in sclera (syphilis), ISyph. 8®" ecchymosis. Conjunctiva, stinging: in acute catarrhal con- junctivitis, IA pis. Conjunctiva, swelling: I Arg. nit, Cham, INatr. m.,1 ISul.;afterblennorrhoea,ICadm. s.; in bay catarrh, I ISticta; especially right side, after catching cold (child), llpec; as far as cornea (whooping cough, hordeolum), IChel. ;dermoid, INatr. c, INatr. m. Thuya; of right (paren- chymatous iritis), I ISil.; ccdematous, of outer segment, I Ars.; like pterygium, toward inner canthus, lArg. nit; puffy, IKali bi., Syph.; red, puffed, about edge of cornea, IGraph.; saclike, with yellow purulent discharge,IRhus; semi-transparent,baggy,extends up over cornea in left lower half of right eye, comes over cornea on pressing it, 11 Vespa; tumefaction, IKali iod. 8®° chemosis. Conjunctiva, syndesmitis: exanthematica, espe- cially with crusta lactea, IGraph.; exanthe- matica, pustular form, IMere cor.; membra- nacea, IMere iod. flav. Conjunctiva, thickened : of lids, full of new bloodvessels, cannot perceive light, ragged (pannus), lApis. Conjunctiva, trachoma; 8€§"' Lids granulated. Conjunctiva, ulceration: IIAlum,Coloe, ICrot. t, Hippoz., IHydras, "Psor. Conjunctiva, ulcers: small on left, IChloral.; ulcers, especially if there is much photophobia, llpec; left, studded with ulcers (scrofulous ophthalmia), IIRhus. Conjunctiva, vascularity : 8®" bloodvessels, congestion. Conjunctiva, vesicles: large phlyctenules on outer side of cornea, I I Squilla; phlyctenules on right, at edge of cornea,IChloral.; phlycten- ules, near cornea, with coryza, pain in fore- head (catarrhal ophthalmia, IEuph.;phlycten- ules with ulcers on cornea. IPuls.; chronic cases of large phlyctenules, involving subcon- junctival tissue, IThuya; phlyctenules espe- cially if there is much photophobia, llpec; superfical phlyctenular, IIKali m. 8gg° inflammation phlyctenular. Conjunctiva,yellow: j Amm. m, Ars.h, Astac, Calc. s, ICanth., ICham, Chim. m, HCinch, Clem, Cornus,!ICrotal, Cupr.s., IDig, IGels, IMyr. cer, INatr. s., Pic. ac, IPlumb, IPod, IVer.; brownish (jaundice), IPhos.; brown points, IKali bi.; with chill, I I Eup. pur.; in biliary colic, ICinch.; deep, IChel.; dirty, IChel, Hod, Myr. cer, IKali bi.; dirty, in delirium tremens, HStram.; in intermittent fever, HCinch, IChin. s, 11 Elat ; in inter- mittent suppressed by Cinchona, INatr. m.; in tertian, I INux v.; in prevailing intermit- tent, ISang.; in yellow fever, IINux v, ISub; after gastralgia, I IPlumb.; dark greenish, IHydras.; in jaundice, ICinch, IChin. s, IDolich, lElat, IHydras, IILach.; jaun- dice of the newborn, 11 Elat; jaundiced, in enlargement of liver, IChel.; jaundiced' in fatty liver, IPhos.; jaundiced, in functional de- rangement of liver, I ISep.; in hepatitis,IMere ; yellow (lower part), IINux v.; yellowish red- ness of palpebrarum, Dig.; yellow spots, Phos. ac; yellow spots during pregnancy, Amm. c. CORNEA, abrasion of epithelial layer: ISyph. Cornea, abscess: with hypopion, IMere cor.; especially deep sloughing form, and with hy- popion, IHep. Cornea, bloodvessels : bunches of, coming to- wards and terminating in vesicles, I IMere cor.; fine, on edge (keratitis pustulosa), I ISub; traversed by dense mass, lAur. mur.; covered with red, ICaust.; varicose distension, obscur- ing sight, I IPlumb. 8®° congestion, inflammation. Cornea, bluish, with spots : ICale Cornea, bulging : g^- staphyloma. Cornea, chemosis: IHep. Cornea, cicatrices : 8®° macula?. Cornea, circle: Spring. Cornea, congestion : hyperaemia of epithelial layer (scrofulous ophthalmia b 11 Sib; injected, Thuya ; injected (herpes comeae), llgn.; peri- 12 178 5. EYES. corneal injection, deep bluish red, marked at corneal margin, and fading off to wards reflex- ial fold of conjunctiva, I IPlumb.; redness, IHep.; very red at edges (scrofulous ophthal- mia), IKali bi.; fine, rosy red injection around, with chronic conjunctivitis, IMere viv.; red- ness, with a zone around, Crotal.; vascularity, IGraph, llpec.; vascular eroded, I Arg. .nit.; interstitial vascularity, Aur. met. Cornea, conical: lEuph, IIPuls. 8§F° protruding, staphyloma. Cornea, degenerated (ophthalmia scrofulosa): lArs. Cornea, deposits : on lower posterior portion of left, pupil dilated, IGels.; lymph and pig: ment on posterior wall (sequel of iritis), iKali bi. S®3" opacity. Cornea, depressed in centre (traumatic in- flammation): ICon. Cornea, dim: 8^° maculae, opacity. Cornea, elevation: around (ophthalmia scrofu- losa), I Ars. ;of epithelium, on right, looking like swollen ends of nerve filaments, sensitive to touch and motion (serous choroiditis', IGels.; hard, bluish red at inner side, left eye (episcleritis), I ITereb. Cornea, epithelioma : I IHep. Cornea, fistula: ISil. Cornea, small flakes on: I ISil. Cornea, foreign bodies: particles from lead lotion, chips of steel, glass, etc, ISil. 8^° injuries. Cornea, fungus haematodes: IPhos, ISep. Cornea, herpes: llgn.; with chronic eczema, covering eyelids, IGraph.; painful, llgn. Cornea, hypertrophied: 8@T" thickened. Cornea, infiltrated: Aur. met, llpec; com- mencing at outer side and extending over whole, IKali m. Cornea, inflammation (keratitis): HApis, lAtrop, HCale, IChin. a, ICinnab., lEuph, IIGraph, IKali c, Lyss, Spig.; catarrhal or strumous, lEuph.; chronic, IBell., ISub, IIThuya; chronic, with acute aggravations, IKreo.; true descemetitis, IKali bi.; episcler- itis, IMere cor.; from injury, I Am, ICalend., Euph, IHam.; interstitial, Syph.; interstitial, even atonic cases, with infiltration, Aur. met.; kerato-iritis, lArg. met, HArs, lAsaf, IHep, IMere cor, ISil.; kerato-iritis, with burning, acute lachrymation, lArs.; kerato-iritis, with slight discharge, IHep.; kerato-iritis, with hypopion, pain very severe at night, IMere; kerato-iritis, after injuries and surgical opera- tions, lEuph.; kerato-iritis, with severe night pains, especially in inner angle of eye, I IZinc; kerato-iritis, especially if rheumatic, from cold damp atmosphere, IRhus; kerato-iritis, especially in syphilitic variety, ICinnab, IMere cy.; kerato-iritis, particularly ulcerative type, IClem.; kerato-iritis, to clear vision, Crotal.; inflammation of left, Chloral., IHep.; neuroparalytic, INux v.; parenchymatous, lArs., lAur. mur, Cann. s., IKali m., IKalm, IIMerc, HSiib; parenchymatous, with uterine trouble, ISep.; left, in a dark room, with photo- phobia (chronic keratitis after vaccination), IThuya; phlyctenular, especially chronic, recurrent, IILach., ISyph.; keratitis punc- tata, I Ars, ICon.; pustular, lEuph., llpec, ■Mere, HPsor, 11 Sep, ISul; pustular, children cry when light strikes eyes, IGraph.; pus- tular, large, fat, unhealthy child, IISul.; chronic pustular, IGraph.; pustular, from a cold, I ISub; pustular, persistent redness of conjunctiva, remained without discharge, worse toward evening and in cool air, I IZinc; pustular, with vascular cornea and pannus, IGraph.; pustular, from suppression of an eruption behind ear, I ISub; pustular, with eruption on face and lids, and photophobia, ICrot. t; pustular, with profuse lachrymation, IPuls, IISul.; pustular, with granular lids, INatr. m.; pustular, worse in morning, I ISub; pustular, worse at night, IMere sob; pustular, sharp pain at 2 p.m., also wakens early in morning, IISul.; pustular, with photophobia, ICham.; pustular, with lachrymation and photophobia, IPuls.; pustular, with photo- phobia and profuse purulent discharge, I lEuph.; pustular, after psoriasis, ISil.; pus- tular, recurrent, lEuph.; pustular, recurrent, chronic, scrofulous, IGraph, IPsor.; pustular, of seven years' duration, I ISub; scrofulous, with eruption on face, photophobia and pains in eyes and head, worse morning and after sleeping, ILach.: scrofulous, phlyctenular, IIKali m.; scrofulous, with sharp pains, ISpig.; to prevent staphyloma, INitr. ae; with staphyloma, ILye; superficial, involving epithelial layers, caused by injuries, colds or in scrofulous diathesis, ICon.; superficial, pustular, right eye, IGraph.; after vaccination, IThuya, Vace or Variol.; in variola, Vace or Variol.; after variola, ICale p. 8ST" pustules, vesicles. Cornea, injuries: to left eye, abrasion of cornea, some blood in anterior chamber, vitreous so dark that fundus could not be illuminated, IHam.; cornea inflamed, I Con.; foreign bodies, set up irritation or inflammation, IIAcon.; foreign particles remain embedded, ISil.; with hemorrhage" into eye and prolapse of iris, I ISub; incised wounds after operation for cataract, IStaph.; incised wound, iris pro- truding, Atrop. (Arn. internally); laceration, with prolapse of iris, I I Staph. Cornea, leucoma: g^* opacity. Cornea, maculae (spots): I Alum, ! Anag., Ant. sul. aur, lApis, lArs, lAur. met. Bell, HCale a, ICale fl, ICale p., ICann. s, ICaust, Cina, Cochl, IColch., I ICon, lEuph, IForm,, INitr.ac, I IPhos,IPuls.,Ruta, ISeneg,l ISep., ISil, Spong, ISub; small brownish (chronic inflammation of eyes, and otorrhcea after vac- cination), IIThuya; dark, smoky, nebulous (ophthalmia), HApis; gray, marked by net- work of enlarged bloodvessels, HAur" met.; spots of inflammation, ICup. m.; nebulous, IApis,IForm.; on right (strumous ophthalmia), IMere d.; scars, lApis, Cadm. s, ICon., ISil.; small white scars from old ulcers, I Ars.; scars from old ulcerations (episcleritis), IMere; opaque, lEuph., IIKali m.; large opaque, to which red vessels ran from injected conjunc- tiva across outer margin (catarrh o-strumous ophthalmia), IKali bi.; small points, in upper part, INatr. m.; punctate, I Ars.; small spot, IChel.; white, IColch.; grayish white, IMere; milky white, near middle of right, IKali e; yellow, marked by network of bloodvessels, HAur. met g^° opacity. Cornea, as if covered with mucus: obscures vision, must close and press lids together, 5. EYES. 179 lEuph.; a thin layer of m