The homoeopathic domestic physician : and traveller's medical companion : containing plain instructions for curing diseases, including those of females and children, by homoeopathic remedies / by Ferd. Gustav Oehme.

  • Oehme, F. G. (Ferdinand Gustav), 1826-
Date:
1859
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Credit: The homoeopathic domestic physician : and traveller's medical companion : containing plain instructions for curing diseases, including those of females and children, by homoeopathic remedies / by Ferd. Gustav Oehme. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    roaring. Loud resonance of the words and tones. Aversion to noise. Nose. Easily bleeding. Mouth. Swollen, ill-looking, easily bleeding gums. Scurvy. Stomacu and bowels. Sour eructations. Heartburn. Nausea. Rising of food. Pain in the gullet, (seemingly deep in the chest), when swallowing. Disordered digestion, particularly after the eating of too cold food. Distress after every meal. Pain in the stomach. Pressing, burning pain and heat in the stomach, extending up to the mouth. Distention of the abdomen. Watery, (bloody,) diarrhoea. Piles. Sexual system. Frequent erections and emissions, sometimes painful. Sexual excite ment and great sexual desire. Too tardy appearance of the first terms. The terms ap- pearing too late, but more profuse and of longer duration, followed by great weakness, emacia- tion, etc. Pain before the terms. Greensick- ness. Throat and chest. Chronic hoarseness or aphony, (Carb.). Stinging pain and sensitive- ness in the throat. Rushing of blood to the chest. Soreness, pressure and fullness. Sting- ing pain, particularly when moving or coughing.