G. H. G. Jahr's Manual of homoeopathic medicine / translated from the German ; with improvements and additions ; by C. Hering ; in two volumes.

  • Jahr, G. H. G. (Gottlieb Heinrich Georg), 1800-1875.
Date:
1836-1838
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Credit: G. H. G. Jahr's Manual of homoeopathic medicine / translated from the German ; with improvements and additions ; by C. Hering ; in two volumes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Coldness and chills, chiefly in the evening at 6 o'clock. — Fever-chills, succeeded by heat, with a swollen, red face; thirst during chills and heat (during the whole (Hack). — General heat felt in a warm room, or after a rapid movement, attended with a pricking sensation of external heat on the breast. — Sweat after midnight. — Lingering, intermittent fever, with a yelloAvish hue in the face and shivering from cold drinking. Very fearful and pensive, as if depressed by sorrow and grief, with a disposi- tion to shed tears. — Irksomeness and indifference, with disinclination to speak. — Vexatious irritability. — Aversion to certain persons. Dizziness and giddiness, disappearing in the open air, Sensation of fulness in the head and heaviness in the forehead, especially in the morning when rising. — Pressing in the forehead, towards the root of the nose, with an impression, as if the brain were dilacerated. — Rending in the right half of the head and face.—Congestion to the head, accompanied with heat therein. Burning in the eyes; chiefly in the evening twilight, disappearing as soon as a light is brought in; or in the canthi, when arising in the morning, with shunning light, abating after washing. — Quivering in the eyelids. —Misty dimness.— Fly- ing spots and specks before the eyes, during the daytime and in the evening, on ex- posure to candle-light. — Yellow spots before the eyes, when looking at any thing. Piercing outward in the ears.— Boring and twitching in the ears. — Eruption in the ears. — Running of the ears. — Disecoia. — Tinkling and buzzing before the ears. \ Swelling of the nose, as from an ulcer, with bloody crusts in it, and tender- ness to the touch. Pain in the face, as if from rending in the facial bones. — Burning heat in the face. — Ulcers in the corners of the mouth and ulcerous upper-lip. —Greasy shining lips.— Dry, shrivelled, cracked lips. — On the under-lip burning spots, void of the epidermis. — Straining in the joint of the jaw, when chewing and opening the '. -mouth. — Swelling of the submaxillary glands with a knocking pain. Tearing toothache.—Swelling of the gums with stinging pain. Burning vesicles on the point of the tongue. Sore throat with a stinging pain when swallowing. — Adhesive slime in the throat, especially in the morning. Bitter taste in the mouth, in the morning, with a bitter eructation and fearful- ness.—Absence of hunger and appetite. — After every meal, diarrhoea with pain in the bowels and extremities. Eructation, mostly bitter or vacant. — Return of what has been eaten, or risin- of bitter-sour water.—Frequent vehement hiccupping, attended with stitches in the breast. — Waterbrash after eating. Drawing or gnawing pain in the stomach, as if from worms. — Burning in the stomach and scrobiculus cordis. Stinging pain in the region of the spleen, in the morning when awaking, with difficult breathing, which makes it necessary to sit up. Distension of the abdomen.— Griping pain in the bowels. — Tension and in- flation in the groin. — Sensation as if swollen and suppurated in theinguina, when touched.