Volume 1

Jahr's New manual of homoeopathic practice / [Translated by C.J. Hempel] Edited with annotations, by A. Gerald Hull.

  • Jahr, G. H. G. (Gottlieb Heinrich Georg), 1800-1875.
Date:
1850-1851
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Credit: Jahr's New manual of homoeopathic practice / [Translated by C.J. Hempel] Edited with annotations, by A. Gerald Hull. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    with vesicles and violent burning, particularly at night; (in the pit of the stomach and back.)—* Ulcers : *cancerous, par- ticularly painful early in the morning; *with burning in the ulcer and in the margin ; *with lacerating pain, °particularly when the parts become cold ; °mortifying ulcers ; °imtrid ; *with high edges; °witli red, shining areola, and a basis which is either black-blue or has the appearance of lard ; *with thin, bloody pus ; *with fetid ichor and proud flesh, -which soon becomes putrid, blue and green; *ivith a thin scurf on the surface and slight bleeding when bandaging the ulcer ; -with deficient secretion of pus ; °ulcers having the shape of wai’ts.—*Varices.—Chilblains.—Discoloration ot the nails. Sleep.—Laziness, dread of movement; great weariness; violent, unconquerable drowsiness, alternating with restless- ness.—°Coma vigil, interrupted by sighing and grinding of the teeth.—* Sleeplessness, *ivith uneasmess and tossing about; -with fainting fits ; with moaning.—Restless sleep ; *early waking ; “frequent waking, and difficulty to fall asleep again. —* Starting of the limbs when on the point of falling asleep, -particularly of the affected parts.—Symptoms at night when in bed: prickling, lacerating, '^restlessness and tossing about; inability to get warm ; anxious heat and uneasiness, with *burning as if hot water were coursing through the veins, or with throbbing in the head ; °suffocative Jits ; *great anguish ; dryness in the throat, with thirst.—Sym^^toms during sleep : * starting as in affright; -loud moaning; talking and quar- relling ; grinding of the teeth; sick feeling all over ; “grasp- ing at flocks.—Symptoms in the morning when waking : great irritation of temper; vomiting of white mucus, with bitter- ness of mouth, preceded by qualmishness and nausea, ex- tending up into the chest.—Dreams : full of threats, repent- ance, or apprehensions; frightful dreams; dreams about thunder-storms, fires, black water, and darkness ; vivid, vex- atious dreams ; dreams full of fatiguing reflections ; fanciful dreams ; raving of the fancy at night. Fever.—^Coldness of the limbs: ^general coldness, with parchment-like dryness of the skin, or with profuse sweat, -or alternation of dryness and sweat; in the evening, on the hands, feet and abdomen ; “coldness, as if cold water were poured over him ; in the evening and morning, with copious emission of urine, scanty stool, and stretching of the limbs ; at night, followed by heat; external coldness with internal heat; coldness in the knees, with heat of the head and ears. —* Chill: *particularly after drinking, with chilliness ; *after a meal; -sometimes the chill passes off after a meal; -shud-