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Saltire Books Limited, Glasgow, Scotland Contents abies-c. Abies canadensis agrosti-ca. Agrostis capillaris [in Acon.] abies-n. Abies nigra ail. Ailanthus glandulosa abrot. Abrotanum alco. Alcohol abr. Abrus precatorius alet. Aletris farinosa absin. Absinthium alf. Alfalfa acal. Acalypha indica all-c. Allium cepa acetan. Acetanilidum all-s. Allium sativum acet-ac. Aceticum acidum aln. Alnus rubra achy. Achyranthes calea aloe-fe. Aloe feroxLtd aconin. Aconitinum aloe Aloe socotrina acon-a. Aconitum anthora alst. Alstonia constricta acon-c. Aconitum cammarum alst-s. Alstonia scholaris acon-f. Aconitum ferox alth. Althaea officinalis [in Aspar.] acon-l. Aconitum lycoctonum alumn. Alumen acon. Aconitum napellus alum. Alumina acon-s. Aconitum septentrionale alumin-act. Aluminium aceticum act-sp. Actaea spicata [in Alum.] adel. Adelheid aqua Booksalumin-m. Aluminium muriaticum adonin. Adonidinum [in Adon.] [in Alum.] adon. Adonis vernalis alum-p. Alumina phosphorica adox. Adoxa moschatellina alum-sil. Alumina silicata adren. Adrenalinum ambr. Ambra grisea aesc-g. Aesculus glabra ambro. Ambrosia artemisiifolia aesc. Aesculus hippocastanum ammc. Ammoniacum dorema aethi-a. Aethiops antimonialis am-act. Ammonium aceticum aethi-m. Aethiops mercurialis am-be. Ammonium benzoicum mineralis am-br. Ammonium bromatum aeth. AethusaSaltire cynapium am-c. Ammonium carbonicum agarin. Agaricinum am-caust. Ammonium causticum agar-cpn. Agaricus campanulatus amm-fml. Ammonium formaldehydum agar-cps.© Agaricus campestris [in Formal.] agar-cit. Agaricus citrinus am-i. Ammonium iodatum agar-em. Agaricus emeticus am-p. Ammonium phosphoricum agar. Agaricus muscarius am-pic. Ammonium picricum agar-pa. Agaricus pantherinus am-t. Ammonium tartaricum agar-ph. Agaricus phalloides [in Am-i.] agar-se. Agaricus semiglobatus am-val. Ammonium valerianicum agar-st.www.saltirebooks.com Agaricus stercorarius ampe-qu. Ampelopsis quinquefolia agav-a. Agave americana ampe-tr. Ampelopsis trifoliata agn. Agnus castus [in Rhus-t.] agra. Agraphis nutans amph. Amphisbaena agri. Agrimonia eupatoria amyg. Amygdala amara agro. Agrostemma githago amyg-p. Amygdalus persica Contents vi aml-n. Amylenum nitrosum arg-cy. Argentum cyanatum anac-oc. Anacardium occidentale arg-i. Argentum iodatum anac. Anacardium orientale [in Arg-n.] anag. Anagallis arvensis arg-met. Argentum metallicum anagy. Anagyris foetida [in Puls.] arg-mur. Argentum muriaticum anan. Anatherum muricatum arg-n. Argentum nitricum andr. Androsace lactea [in Canth.] arg-o. Argentum oxydatum anemps. Anemopsis californica [in Arg-n.] ange. Angelica atropurpurea arg-p. Argentum phosphoricum [in Querc.] [in Arg-n.] ango. Angophora lanceolata arist-m. Aristolochia milhomens ang. Angustura vera serp. Aristolochia serpentaria anh. Anhalonium arn. Arnica montana anil. Anilinum ars. Arsenicum album anis. Anisum stellatum ars-br. Arsenicum bromatum anth. Anthemis nobilis ars-h. ArsenicumLtd hydrogenisatum antho. Anthoxanthum odoratum ars-i. Arsenicum iodatum [in Arund.] ars-met. Arsenicum metallicum anthr. Anthracinum ars-s-f. Arsenicum sulphuratum anthraco. Anthracokali flavum ant-ar. Antimonium arsenicosum ars-s-r. Arsenicum sulphuratum ant-c. Antimonium crudum rubrum ant-i. Antimonium iodatum art-v. Artemisia vulgaris ant-m. Antimonium muriaticum arum-d. Arum dracontium ant-ox. Antimonium oxydatum Booksarum-dru. Arum dracunculus ant-s-aur. Antimonium sulphuratum arum-i. Arum italicum auratum arum-m. Arum maculatum ant-t. Antimonium tartaricum arum-t. Arum triphyllum antip. Antipyrinum arund-d. Arundo donax aphis Aphis chenopodii glauci arund. Arundo mauritanica apiol. Apiolum [in Petros.] asaf. Asafoetida apis Apis mellifera asar-c. Asarum canadense [in Asar.] ap-g. Apium graveolens asar. Asarum europaeum apoc-a. Apocynum androsaemifolium asc-i. Asclepias incarnata [in Asc-t.] apoc.Saltire Apocynum cannabinum asc-c. Asclepias syriaca (cornuti) apom. Apomorphinum asc-t. Asclepias tuberosa aq-mar. Aqua marina asim. Asimina triloba aq-pet.© Aqua petra aspar. Asparagus officinalis aqui. Aquilegia vulgaris astac. Astacus fluviatilis arag. Aragallus lamberti aster. Asterias rubens aral-h. Aralia hispida astra-m. Astragalus menziesii aral. Aralia racemosa astra-mo. Astragalus mollissimus aran. Aranea diadema atha. Athamanta oreoselinum aran-sc. Aranea scinencia atox. Atoxyl [in Ars.] arbin.www.saltirebooks.com Arbutinum atri. Atriplex hortensis arb. Arbutus andrachne atro-s. Atropinum sulphuricum arcto-vc. Arctostaphylos manzanita aur-ar. Aurum arsenicum [in Uva.] aur-br. Aurum bromatum arec. Areca catechu aur-i. Aurum iodatum arge. Argemone mexicana aur. Aurum metallicum vii Contents aur-m. Aurum muriaticum both. Bothrops lanceolatus aur-m-k. Aurum muriaticum botul. Botulinum kalinatum bov. Bovista lycoperdon aur-m-n. Aurum muriaticum brach. Brachyglottis repens natronatum brom. Bromium aur-s. Aurum sulphuricum bruc. Brucea antidysenterica aven. 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Calcarea calcinata [in Calc.] benzin. Benzinum calc. Calcarea carbonica benz-ac. Benzoicum acidum calc-caust. Calcarea caustica benzo. Benzoin odoriferum calc-f. Calcarea fluorica berb-a. Berberis aquifolium calc-hp. Calcarea hypophosphorosa berb. Berberis vulgaris calc-i. Calcarea iodata beta BetaSaltire vulgaris calc-lac. Calcarea lactica beto. Betonica officinalis calc-lp. Calcarea lactophosphorica bism. Bismuthum [in Calc.] bism-sn.© Bismuthum subnitricum calc-m. Calcarea muriatica bit-ar. Bitis arietans [in Cench.] calc-o-t. Calcarea ovi testae bix. Bixa orellana [in Pip-m.] calc-o. Calcarea oxydata [in Calc- blatta-a. Blatta americana act.] blatta-o. Blatta orientalis calc-p. Calcarea phosphorica bold. Boldo fragrans calc-pic. Calcarea picrica bol-lu. Boletus luridus calc-sil. Calcarea silicata bol-s.www.saltirebooks.com Boletus satanas calc-st-s. Calcarea stibiato-sulphurata bomb-chr. Bombyx chrysorrhoea [in Calc-f.] bomb-pr. Bombyx processionea calc-s. 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Upper • SE 10Twisting, in shoulder-joint, when stooping. Weariness and numbness of l. arm, & pain in elbow-joint. Bruised, in muscles of r. forearm, at inner side, between radius and ulna, in morning. Paralyzed, in forearms and finger-joints; fingers feel numb, in evening. Pain in external middle part of r. forearm, as if pierced with thorns. Numbness of fingertips, esp. ring finger. Pains in last fingers of r. hand, as if struck by a mallet. PA 10Pains, like stings of ants, in muscles of upper and inner portion of elbow. Burning, in l. radius, & bruised sensation when touched. Lower • SE 10Numbness from knees to soles of feet, where it became seated. Weakness and numbness of legs, esp. when rising, in afternoon. OB 10Weakness in legs, so that knees give way. Weakness in legs and knees when stooping. P 10 Sleep • Sleepiness after breakfast, with yawning. Sleepiness after dinner. Dreams • 10Corpses. Sickness in family. Quarrelling. Bullying and fierce quarrels. Chill • 10Excessive coldness of hands and feet, piercing to the bones. Cold feeling in interior of bones. Heat • 10Dry heat all over, esp. in palms of hands. Superficial heat all over, as from exposure to sun, although feet are cold. Heat in skin of arms, as ifLtd slightly burnt, after passing hand over it. Sweat • 10Profuse cold sweat after first sleep.

PETROLEUM Petr. Crude rock-oil.

Generals • Scrofulous diathesis, esp. the dark type, who suffer from catarrhal con - ditions of the mucous membranes, gastric acidity and cutaneous eruptions. Very marked skin symptoms, acting on sweat and oil glands. Ailments < during the winter season. Ailments from riding in cars, carriages,Books or ships. Lingering gastric and lung troubles; chronic diarrhoea. Long-lasting complaints follow mental states; fright, vexation, etc. Chlorosis in young girls with or without ulceration of stomach. 2Affects occiput; stomach; bowels; mucous membranes; and skin [folds; scalp; face; genitals]. Weak and tremulous, feels sick internally. Internal itching. Dreads open air; 8& shivering when exposed to it. Dryness; in ears, nose, throat, etc. Emaciation, < chest. Cold spots. 3Symptoms appear and disappear suddenly. 4General feeling of indolence and heavi - ness or weakness, even in bed in morning. Flushes of heat, orgasm of blood and sweat after a little physical effort or any emotional excitement. 5Seasickness & pain in occiput. PatientSaltire scratches until parts become cold, or until they bleed. 7Sore, bruised feeling all over body, esp. in joints. 8The Petr. of homeopathy is this substance purified and rectified. But in the pathogenesis are included effects observed on those engaged in petroleum© works, and those who use “paraffin oil” in various trades; it would therefore be well to have also a preparation of the crude, non-rectified liquid. The affections met with in petroleum extractors and refiners are: diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue; depressed nutrition, anaemia, dyspepsia, nerve troubles, irrita - bility, insomnia, respiratory affections. In addition to these is a species of intoxication, such as the singular effect of making some of the workmen insane: Desire to kill; hallucinations, they will see things not actually visible; for instance, “they will see the rails inwww.saltirebooks.com a station when a train is on them.” Boys [who are much affected] will jump at a straight wall and try to scramble up it. Falling out of the hair is a characteristic symptom of Petr., and accounts for the popularity of Petroleum hair-restorers. The use of these hair-restorers has caused many violent headaches. The discharges of Petr. are thick, purulent and yellowish green. Swelling and induration of glands; also after a contusion. 9Overexcitement & inward trembling. General debility & sensation of 1609 Petr. heaviness in legs. Many symptoms < before and during thunderstorm. Warmth and warm air >. Sprains of joints, esp. in old rheumatic patients. Congestions; haemor- rhages, blood light red. Coldness: in teeth; of abdomen; about heart; of feet; of hands; of pustules. 10Everything seems too hard when sitting and lying. Heaviness of feet and of whole body. Indolence & heaviness of limbs. Weakness after stool, & vertigo, vanishing of vision and necessity to close eyes in order to recover himself. Mind • Mental emotions markedly <. Loses his way in well-known streets; 8loss of memory. Thinks he is double, or someone else lying alongside; 9or one limb is double. Feels that death is near and must hurry to settle affairs. Irritable, easily offended, vexed at everything; 9& inclination to anger and to scold. Low-spirited, & dimness of sight. 2 3 5 P Worries but doesn’t know why. Delusion there are two babies in the bed; and she could not care for both, esp. in low puerperal fever. 6Very forgetful, and disinclined to think. 7Anger; in morning; in evening; & fright; violent. Anxiety when in company. Anxiety in a crowd. Confusion while walking; while walking in open air. Cursing. Intolerant of contra- diction. Feeling of helplessness. Irresolution. quarrelsome; in morning. Sadness during menses, & weeping. Presence of strangers <. 8Frequent tears; on slightestLtd provocation. Always and continuously delirious talk of the same distressing subject. Desire to kill. 9Delusion that she has a third leg which would not remain quiet. Melancholy; imagines but little time is left to make his will. Towards evening anxiety and appre- hension about his family, which he left behind while going on a short journey; the anxiety increases until he becomes inconsolable. 10Anxiety at noise of a crowd. Dejected in morning and quiet, & dim vision. Dejected and inattentive to intellectual conversion or other diversions. Cannot easily free himself from the subject on which he is talking. Dullness as if enveloped in a fog. Vertigo • On rising, felt in occiput, as if intoxicated, or like seasickness. 3On closing eyes. 6On stooping. 9With vomiting of Books bile. With tendency to fall forward, esp. on raising eyeballs. With nausea, in evening in bed, esp. when head lies low. More violent when standing than when sitting, going off when lying, & eructations, yawning, want of appetite, pressure in abdomen and slow pulse. When rising from recumbent position, & heat in face when lying. Like a whirling in back of head and l. side of occiput. Seems to go all over him, making him feel numb and stiff. 10With pressure on vertex. Occipital, as if she would fall forward, < raising eyes. Head • SE Numb, as if made of wood; 9outer part of head. Occiput heavy, as of lead [Op.]. 4Scalp as if suppurating or as if it had been bruised. 6Dullness and heaviness head, as if [9brain were]Saltire enveloped in a fog; 9& can’t bear noise of people. 9Cold breeze blowing on head. 10Distress as if everything were alive and twisting about in head, & dread of work. Screwing-together sensation. Compression of brain. Trembling, waving and roaring© in head and ears, as from rush of blood. Pulsating waving < forehead, as if head would burst, > motion. Bruised, as if vertex were soft. Leaden heaviness in occiput. PA Scalp sore to touch, followed by numbness; 9< mornings and on becoming heated. Must hold temples to relieve; provoked by shaking while coughing. 4In occiput Ǟ vertex, & vertigo, stiff neck; 9Ǟ forehead, & transitory blindness. 6From anger. Dull, pulsating, in occiput. 9In forehead; every mental exertion makes him quite stupid. In fore head, < while nausea remains. Pressure and sticking pressure in occiput in morn - ing. Circumscribed,www.saltirebooks.com in occiput < shaking head. With diminution of hearing. When stooping or rising from bed. Better: slight epistaxis. OB Moist eruption on scalp; < occiput and behind ears. Throbbing in head before menses [Kreos.]. 9Falling off of hair. Itching on scalp, sore feeling after scratching. Pimples on head and nape of neck. Soft tumours on hairy scalp; crusts. Thick, greenish-yellow crusts; cracks bleeding easily; thick, yellowish exudation. Petr. 1610

Eyes • SE 9Pressure as from sand in eyes < candlelight. PA 4Burning, pressure, stitches and itching; ophthalmia. 10Cutting on exerting them by reading. OB Loss of eyelashes. Blenorrhoea of lachrymal sac; marginal blepharitis. Canthi fissured. Skin around eyes dry and scurfy. 4Inner canthus swollen and inflamed, & dryness; 6like an incipient lachrymal fistula, & dryness of r. side of nose. 6Itching of lids, obliged to rub them. 8Jerking and quivering of eyes and lids. 9Can’t open eyes in morning. Iritis & dull pulsating in occiput. Vision • Dim; far-sighted; can’t read fine print without glasses. 6Dimness [9and pressure] on exerting eyes. 8Diplopia. 9Misty, in morning. Floating black figures and P fiery dots. 10With l. eye he cannot distinguish letters at a short distance, at a greater distance they are distinct, but small. Sparks. Blacks spots that prevent reading. Flickering. Twitching before eyes in evening; floating and twitching of objects, > fixing eyes upon them. Ears • SE Ringing and cracking. 5Water in ears. 9Sounds as of bells ringing. Roaring as of wind. Rushing water. Singing and roaring, during menses. Dryness in ears, disagreeable. 10Bubbling. Noises, at one time as if a clock, at anotherLtd as of a waterfall. PA Parts sore to touch. OB Eczema, intertrigo, etc., in and behind ears, & intense itching. Fissures in meatus. Dry catarrh, & deafness and noises. Chronic eustachian catarrh [9= whizzing, roaring, cracking]; 5& itching; 9& hardness of hearing. 3Large quantity of thick or thin wax in ears, which is dry or hard, and of a brown colour. 9External ear pale, cold to touch, cartilaginous portion dry, parchment-like and covered with small scales. Discharge of pus and blood from ears. Hearing • Noise unbearable, esp. from several people talking together. 9Paralytic deafness in old people or in arthritic subjects. Deafness in those addicted to sexual excesses or drunkenness. Progressive form of deafness. Deafness preceded by sub - jective noises. 10Something seemed to comeBooks before ears on eructating, so that he could not hear. Diminished hearing; with roaring as of wind. Nose • SE 5Dryness, yet accumulation of much mucus, & stinging and burning Ǟ along eustachian tube into ear. 9Skin over bridge of nose as if drawn stiff and tight. 10Stopped, in posterior nares. Tensive, in root, from one brow Ǟ the other, & ulcerative pain on touch. OB Nostrils ulcerated, cracked, burn; tip of nose itches. Epistaxis. Ozaena, & scabs and muco-purulent discharge. 9Frequent sneezing; adherent phlegm, blown out in small lumps; thick mucus in posterior nares, < mornings. Fluent coryza & hoarseness. Swelling of nose & pain at root of nose; purulent discharge. Face • SE Dry;Saltire constricted, as if covered with egg white. OB 4Cracking of lips and scurfs around mouth. 6Papular eruption at corners of mouth. Swelling of submaxillary glands. 8Cheeks look glazed and contracted. 9Skin of face cracked, & tendency to bleed. Hot© flushes in face # chills, from coughing. Face pale or yellow. Easily dislocated jaw, in morning in bed; & much pain. Mouth • SE 4Taste sour or slimy; 6bitter; 9putrid, flat, mucous. PA Soreness while chewing. OB Odour of garlic. 6Accumulation of mucus in mouth. 9Offensive smelling saliva. Great dryness of mouth and throat in morning, & much thirst [8for beer]. Ulcers on inner cheek painful when closing teeth. Tongue; white, in centre, dark streak along edges. www.saltirebooks.com9 10 Teeth • SE Coldness in teeth. Canine teeth as if long in morning; all of lower and some of upper seem too long, and pain as if ulcerating. Numbness and pain on biting on them. PA 4Back teeth painful at night and on inhaling cold air. 9Toothache & diminution of hearing; & swelling of cheek. 10If open air enters them; in r. molars; & swollen cheek, preventing lying on it at night; ulcerative, & throbbing pressure in r. lower jaw Ǟ ear and posterior cervical muscles. OB 4Dental fistula; 6pustule above a 1611 Petr. hollow tooth, like a fistula. 5Abscess at root of teeth, & external swelling. 6Swelling of gums; 9& stinging, burning pain when touching them. Throat • SE 9Throat as if swollen and raw. Great dryness in throat, & accumulation of mucus. 10Stitching on swallowing; as if it were prevented by a fishbone. PA 4Shooting, on swallowing. 6Rawness in pharynx on swallowing. 9Severe stitching, burning, in throat below and posterior to larynx, esp. on swallowing, when stitches shoot into ears and there is a burning in nape of neck. OB 2Foul mucus in throat; 8hawked up in morning. Dryness throat. 6Tickling on swallowing, Ǟ ear. 9Throat dry, sore, & burning in nape when swallowing. Induration and hypertrophy of tonsils. Food & Drink • Hunger, immediately after stool. Must rise at night and eat [Psor.]. P Strong aversion to fat food; meat. Gastralgia when stomach is empty; > constant eating [Anac.; Sep.]. Diarrhoea after cabbage. 2Hunger, causing nausea. 3Diarrhoea after sauerkraut. 4Ravenous hunger and speedy satiety. General > eating. 5Headache & all- gone, hungry sensation driving him to eat. 6Confusion after eating a little. Head ache after fasting in morning. 7Confusion; after smoking; from spirituous liquors. Anxiety from smoking. Quarrelsome when intoxicated. 8After a meal: obscuration ofLtd sight and vertigo; sleep; colic, & eructations; sour risings; congestion in head; cramp in chest. 9Loss of appetite, during occipital headache. Marked appetite, & emaciation. Ravenous hunger; frequently awakened by it at night; easily satisfied, & aversion to meat, fats, cooked or hot food; desire only for dainties, which are eaten with avidity. Much thirst in morning, from dryness of mouth and throat. Violent thirst for beer. Drinks all the time, urinates often. Vertigo commencing at dinner. When swallowing, food enters into posterior nares. Cutting in abdomen soon after eating. Bloating and distension of abdomen with pains, < after eating or drinking. Diarrhoea from coleslaw. 10Ravenous hunger often, making her sick and waking her at night; insatiable hunger at dinner. Nibbling appetite. Appetite variable, at times lost,Books at times relished a hearty meal. Tongue and r. side of palate raw and sensitive, so that he dares not eat or move anything hard in mouth, and acid and salt things cause smarting. Bitter taste after breakfast. Stomach • SE Great emptiness; 3> eating [temporarily]. 9Something as if tearing off in pit. Fullness or swelling of pit, & soreness to touch. 10Heaviness, > violent exercise on foot. Relaxed feeling. Emptiness, & stupefaction in head. PA Gastralgia when stomach is empty; > constant eating [Anac.; Sep.]. 9Violent, in stomach Ǟ chest, & sweat and nausea. OB Heartburn [6toward evening]; hot, sharp, sour eructation; 6tasting like bad eggs. Distension. Nausea, & accumulation of water in mouth; 6mornings. 2Nausea;Saltire sea and train sickness . 4Nausea incessant, often & sudden heat of face and vertigo, & pain in occiput; cutting in abdomen and diarrhoea; violent vomit - ing. 9Nausea all day, often so violent that it takes away the breath, without vomiting. Violent© nausea & cold sweat. Sudden nausea while walking. Indigestion & cold feeling about heart. Morning sickness, < riding. Vomiting: of bitter, green sub stances; < riding in a carriage; during pregnancy and in morning; violent, of bile and blood. 10Nausea every morning immediately after waking, she could not eat breakfast. Distension of epigastric region, so that he must press hands tightly upon it in spite of sensitiveness. Abdomen • SE 8Abdomen as if entirely empty, & rumbling in abdomen. 9Numbness and tinglingwww.saltirebooks.com in abdominal muscles. Disagreeable itching in abdomen. Coldness, weakness and faintness in abdomen. PA 4Cutting, after eating, & nausea and vomiting. 9Cutting as from taking cold, followed by diarrhoea with pressure. From accumulation of gas. Pain in bowels and distension waken child at night. Awakes in morning with pinching colic, > bending double. OB 2Inflated. Ulcerated umbilicus in a child. Inguinal hernia. Petr. 1612

Rectum • SE 9Much pressing after stool, as if large quantities were yet to be expelled. PA 10In rectum 2 days before menses, obliging her to bend forward, and on becoming erect stitching, < walking. OB Diarrhoea only in daytime; watery, gushing and itching of anus. Diarrhoea, & empty feeling in stomach. 3Diarrhoea during pregnancy; during stormy weather; 9after riding in a carriage. 4Stool generally hard and unsatisfactory. Diarrhoea & soreness along colon. 9Piles and fissures of anus, & violent itching. Awakened early morning by urgent desire for stool. Excrescences on and in anus, moist, irregular. Slimy stools & pain in bowels and palpitation of heart. Stools offensive and watery, often containing undigested food. Offensive stool & great flatulence and P belching of gas tasting of cabbage. Internal haemorrhoids & intolerable itching at night after getting to bed, and with great moisture of perineum and discharge of mucus from anus; < at night, heat, heat of bed; < rubbing or scratching [= itching changing place]; > cold, cold water and pinching parts. Obstinate itching herpes on perineum. Stool: of a fetid, camphor-like odour; brown, watery; bloody mucus; green, slimy; profuse, gushing; & weak feeling in bowels and rectum; & disordered stomach. Haemorrhoids & intense itching from coccyx upward, also in natesLtd on either side; itching changes place on rubbing or scratching. Urinary • PA Burning in urethra. Burning in neck of bladder when urinating. 10Cutting in neck of bladder, at beginning and close of micturition. OB Itching in urethra; 9during micturition [in females], preceded by urgent desire to urinate. 2In - voluntary urine on rising. 4Urine bloody, turbid, depositing red, slimy, adherent sedi - ment; albuminous, containing casts, & iridescent film. 6Frequent, scanty urination; 9urine brown, fetid. Discharge of mucus with the urine. 9Contraction of urethra. Chronic albuminuria & symptoms of indigestion. Chronic urethritis, & stricture. Enuresis nocturna. 10Constriction at neck of bladder, at both sides of mons veneris, < during micturition, during which urineBooks often stopped. Pressure upon bladder, necessity to urinate 10 times in afternoon, but he always waits long before the urine passes. Frequent desire, but only a little is passed. Dribbling after micturition. Male • OB Prostate inflamed and swollen. 6Reddish eruption on glans, & itching. 9Sexual desire decreased in morning. Gonorrhoea; chronic cases & urethral itching. Discharge of blood in semen. Itching herpes preputialis. Herpetic itching, redness and moisture on scrotum; skin cracked, rough and bleeding; Ǟ perineum and thighs. Small pimples or vesicles between scrotum and thigh. Sweat and moisture of external genitals. Female • SESaltireMoisture [Eup-pur.]. OB Leucorrhoea, profuse, albuminous [Alum.; Bor.; Bov.; Calc-p.]. Genitals sore and moist; 9labiae perspire and itch excessively. Itching and mealy coating of nipple. 9Menses: too late and scanty; early and profuse; menstrual blood© causes itching. Aversion to coition; in cold, lymphatic females. Uterine displace- ment induced by debility caused by chronic diarrhoea, occurring only in daytime. Leucorrhoea: like albumen, profuse every day, or & nightly lascivious dreams. Larynx • OB Hoarseness [Carb-v.; Caust.; Phos.]; 8with or without coryza. Croup and laryngeal diphtheria. 9Dryness and scraping sensation in larynx. Respiration • 8Obstructed, in cold air. 10Difficult, < ascending steps, on beginning to walk and on loud talking. Dyspnoea and suffocation, as from constriction of trachea, & tickling,www.saltirebooks.com provoking dry cough. Cough • Dry, & oppression of chest at night. Causes headache. Dry, at night, coming deep from chest; 8waking patient at night [not infrequently met with in young girls and boys]. 2At night only or < then. 9Dry, & stitches under sternum. Chest • SE Oppression; < cold air. 6Oppression at night. 10More oppression when sitting than when walking, & difficult breathing. PA 8Shootings in sides of chest. OB Fetid sweat 1613 Petr. in axillae; 5so pungent it can be smelled as soon as patient enters room. 8Suppuration of axillary glands. 9Herpes on chest. Heart • SE Coldness [Carb-an.; Nat-m.]; 9as of a cold stone in heart. OB Fainting, & ebullitions, heat, and palpitation. 9Pulse accelerated by every motion, slow during rest. Angina pectoris; pressing pain, < between scapulae. Back • SE 9Heaviness or painful drawing in nape, Ǟ occiput. 10Back and scapulae as if sprained Ǟ chest, impeding respiration. PA In nape, stiff and painful. Coccyx painful; 9and sensitive while sitting. 8In sacrum, doesn’t permit standing upright. 9In spine and all over body, & sciatica. Burning in nape when swallowing. In back, which doesn’t allow him to move or stand. Rheumatic, in back < morning before rising. Catching, P in back, on exposure to draft. Sharp, shooting up dorsal spine Ǟ occiput; confinement. 10Drawing, > bending backward. Cutting in lumbar region in morning after rising and in evening before sleep, only on moving about and stooping, > standing upright. OB Weakness in lumbar region. 6Stiff neck, swelling of muscles; rapid motion of hands seems to >. 9Furuncles on neck. Herpes or impetigo on nape and occiput. Stiff neck; cracks when moved. Ltd Limbs • SE 2Limbs go to sleep. 9Upper and lower limbs as if stiff and without joints in morning after rising. 10Bruised, at night, does not know where to put limbs. OB Chronic sprains. Cracking in joints. Chilblains, moist, itch and burn; 5purple. 5Chilblains that set in with cold weather. 8Jerking of limbs by day and during sleep. 9Violent trembling of limbs; weak unto faintness. Heat in palms and soles during menses. 10Weakness of joints. Upper • SE 6Bruised, in fingernails when touched. 9Wrists feel sprained. 10Shoulder- joint as if sprained on raising arm. Falling asleep of arms and hands at night if he lies upon them. PA 9Burning in palms. Drawing in fingers. OB Fingertips rough, fissured every winter. 2Ragged, chapped hands and fingers;Booksbleeding; in housemaids. Psoriasis of palms. 6Great weakness in arms. Salt rheum [9on arms and hands], red, raw, burning; moist or covered with thick crusts. 9Erysipelas on arms, or brown or yellow spots. Arthritic stiffness of finger-joints. Stiffness first of one finger, then of others, Ǟ up arm, & inclination to faint. Offensive smelling ulcers on fingertips. Lower • SE Scalding, in knee. 9Cold spot on knee from which a cold current pervades leg. Heaviness feet. 10Paralytic, stitchlike, asleep, from above knee to foot when walking and sitting. Cracking in knee as if cartilage slipped, & pain on moving it. Leg as if surrounded by iron band, < ankle. Sprained, in first joints of toes on stepping. Pressure in ball of great,Saltire as if it had been frozen or as if an iron band were about it. Coldness of a spot on knee, from which a cold stream extended through whole limb. PA 4Shoot - ing or burning, in corns. 6Cramps in calves, thighs and feet all day. Cramps in soles at night.© 9Tearing in thighs during menses. Stitches in knees. Stitches as from splinters in [blisters on] heel. OB 6Stiffness in thighs on walking, & heaviness. Stiffness in knees, legs and ankles. Eruption between toes. Profuse foot sweat; fetid & tenderness [9when they are bathed]. 9Blotches or tuberculous eruption on calves of legs. Spots on legs painful to touch, during menses. Feet swollen; cold. Hot swelling of soles & burning. Sleep • 8Disposition to sleep by day and in evening when sitting quietly [yawning]. Sen sation in morning as of having slept too short a time. 9Restless, & distressing, fright fulwww.saltirebooks.com dreams. Restless sleep; awakens often and imagines another person lies sick in same bed. Sleepiness in daytime, esp. in afternoon, & sleeplessness at night and con - stant changing of position in bed or in arms of nurse; doesn’t sleep longer than 15 minutes at a time; imagines another child is sleeping in bed with it, and will not be convinced to the contrary, talks continually about it and becomes angry when contra- dicted. Petr. 1614

Dreams • 10Frightful or robbers every night. Each dream lasts all night and in morn - ing she is weak. Lewdness and murder, & anxiety, repeated in midday nap, as if he were murdering the same person. Fever • 9Typhoid fever, slight delirium. Hectic, & profuse fetid suppuration. Chill • Chilliness, followed by sweat. 2With dry mouth. 4In open air, & headache and cold face and hands. 9Through body, followed by violent itching of skin. With aversion to open air. With trembling, face cold, cheeks, fingers and nails blue. Esp. towards evening, & heat at same time. Heat • Flushes, esp. of face and head; < night. 9Flushes all over, in frequent attacks P during day. Flushes, and ebullitions after a slight fit of anger. At night, bedclothes intoler able. In soles of feet and palms of hands. With cold feet. Sweat • On feet and axillae. 2In spots; 9of single parts at different times. 9After a slight fit of anger. Profuse, at night. On forearms and lower legs. Skin • Itching at night. Bedsores. Skin dry, constricted, very sensitive, rough and cracked, leathery. Slightest scratch makes skin suppurate [Hep.]. Intertrigo; psoriasis of hands. Thick, greenish crusts, burning and itching; redness, raw; cracks bleedLtd easily. Eczema. Rhagades < winter. 2Dirty, hard, rough, thickened; like parchment; it gets raw, festers or won’t heal; < in folds. Deep cracks; < in angles, nipples, fingertips or palms. Brown spots. Eruptions having thick, hard, moist or yellow-green crusts; < cold. Cold spots. 3Skin symptoms < winter, > summer; and if suppressed, = diarrhoea. Many furuncles on neck and arms, & ulceration of ears. 4Tendency to proud flesh. 5All eruptions itch violently; must scratch until it bleeds; part becomes cold after scratching. 6Painful sensitiveness of skin of whole body; clothing painful. 9Itching herpes, followed by ulcers. Herpes zoster when external hard pressure is not painful, but a soft touch, the contact of the shirt, is unbearable. Herpetic eruption here and there, during menses. Modalities • Worse: Motion; of cars; carriage;Books boat. Weather; cold; winter; changing. Before or during thunderstorm. Eating. Vexation. Cabbage. Coition. Touch, even of clothes. 1Dampness. Mental states. Better: Warm air. Dry weather. Lying with head high. 6Open air. At noon. 8Pinching the parts > haemorrhoids. Headache < shaking head; > epistaxis; < light and noise. Eating > gastralgia. Gastralgia comes on whenever the stomach is empty. After eating: giddiness; heat in face; cutting in abdomen; eruct - ations; drowsiness; uneasiness. Lying down < cough, and distension of abdomen. Vertigo when head lies low. Itching < warmth of bed. < After coition [nervous irritabil- ity]. Throat affections go from r. to l. Headache back to front. ConditionsSaltire• 8Persons with light hair and skin. Esp. lean, slender persons. Relations • Compare: Eupi., Graph., Kreos., Naph., Paraf. and other Carbons; Aloe [hunger after stool; Aloe during stool]; Alum. [skin < winter, > summer]; Anac., Chel., Graph.©and Lach. [gastralgia > eating]; Apis, Nux-m., Puls., Spig. and Verat. [faintness during or connected with evacuation of copious stools]; Arn., Cocc. and Tab. [seasick - ness]; Ars., Calc., Cina, Iod., Lyc., Sil., Staph. and Urt-u. [sinking immediately after meals]; Bapt. and Stram. [imagines he has a limb double; illusions of shape]; Bell., Lyc. and Mag-p. [symptoms appear and disappear rapidly]; Bor. [headache > epistaxis; Bor. <]; Bry. [vertigo on rising]; Caust. [cracking of joints]; Cocc. and Sep. [nausea of pregnancy]; Crot-t., Dulc., Ox-ac. and Sulph. [faintness during or connected with evacuations;www.saltirebooks.com these have it with scanty stools]; Glon. [loses his way in well-known streets; Glon. from heat or sun]; Graph. [head as if made of wood; eruptions behind ears and on genitals]; Graph., Kali-chl., Kali-n., Nat-m. and Ruta [cold feeling about heart; Nat-m. < when exerting mind]; Graph., Sanic. and Sil. [tender feet, which are bathed in foul-smelling sweat]; Hep. [skin sensitive to clothing; every injury suppur - ates]; Kali-c. and Sep. [hot, burning eructations]; Lach. [loquacity; Petr. on one subject]; 1615 Petros.

Merc., Phos., Psor., Rhod. and Sil. [< thunderstorm]; Nit-ac. [brownish scattered spots on dark-haired people]; Phos. [aversion to hot food; Lyc. desire]; Sang. and Sulph. [heat and burning of soles and palms]; Sulph. [diarrhoea in early morning; Petr. also during day]; Thuj. [moist eruptions about genitals]; Valer. [imagines two babies in bed]; 6Colch.; Ign.; Nux-v.; Rhus-t. Followed well by: Bry.; Calc.; Lyc.; Nit-ac.; Nux-v.; Puls.; Sep.; Sil.; Sulph. Complementary: Sep. Antidoted by: Cocc.; Nux-v.; Phos. Antidote to: Nit-ac.; lead poisoning [one of the best remedies]. Causation • Vexation. Riding in carriage or ship. Nitric acid [deafness from]. Cabbage. Suppressed eruptions. Sprains. P PETROSELINUM Petros. Petroselinum crispum. Parsley. Apiaceae.

Generals • The urinary symptoms give the keynotes for this remedy. Piles & much itching. Vision • 9Loss of sight at night & swelling of eyes. Ltd Ears • SE 9Shrill singing in ears, like a bell ringing out of tune [8which affects whole organism]. Food & Drink • Thirsty and hungry, but desire fails on beginning to eat or drink. Stomach • PA 9Twitching, jerking, in pit. OB 9Empty eructations; nausea and vomiting. Rectum • PA 9Burning at anus. OB 9Clayish, whitish stools; chronic diarrhoea. Urinary • PA Burning, tingling, from perineum throughout whole urethra [9during micturition]. 6Burning in navicular fossa while urinating. Drawing and sticking in navicular fossa, changing to a cutting biting after urination. OBǞSudden urging to urinate. Frequent, voluptuous tickling in fossa navicularis. Gonorrhoea; sudden, irresistible desire to urinate; intense biting, itching, deepBooks in urethra; milky discharge. 3Child jumps up and down with pain if desire can’t be gratified at once. Must hasten to urinate, or urine will escape. 6Orifice of urethra agglutinated with mucus. 8Dysuria & prostatic enlarge - ment. Urinary difficulties of babies. Very painful urination, causing him to shiver, dance around room in agony. 9Tingling in urethra, followed by pressure in region of bulbourethral gland, early morning in bed, > sitting or standing. Male • OB 6Priapism, & [9without] curvature of penis. Profuse emission toward morning. 9Urethral disease, esp. gonorrhoea, when inflammation has travelled back and patient complains of pain at root of penis; & sudden irresistible desire to urinate. Back • SE 9BubblingSaltire in muscles of back and arms. Sleep • 9Sleep late and full of anxious dreams. Fever • 3Intermittent, & traumatic or chronic urethritis or stricture; & abdominal affections© and perverted or defective assimilation. Modalities • Worse: 3Before and during urination. During acute or chronic gonor - rhoea. Towards morning. Better: Rubbing the urethra with some rough article. Relations • Compare: Acon., Bor. and Caust. [screaming before urinating from irri - tation of mucous membrane; Benz-ac., Lyc. and Sars. have screaming before urinating when due to gravel]; Berb. [urinary disorders; bubbling in back]; Cann-s., Canth. and Merc. [gonorrhoea & sudden and frequent urging]; Con. [cystitis; Con. has intermittent urination;www.saltirebooks.com Petros. has inflammation that has travelled back, sudden, irresistible desire]; Dig. [gonorrhoea, strangury, frequent urging to urinate; white stools; Dig. has slow pulse, often puffed prepuce; Sulph. indurated prepuce]; Urt-u. [uric acid tendency, inter mittent fevers]; 3Alum.; Graph.; Hep.; Kali-bi.; Kali-s.; Nat-m.; Nat-s.; Petr.; Puls.; Rhus-t.; Sep.; Thuj.; Zinc.; 1Apiol. [11Apiol or parsley camphor, phenylpropanoid thought to be responsible for the diuretic effects of parsley; toxic in high doses, causing liver Petros. 1616

and kidney damage; until ca. 1940 apiol was a widely prescribed drug for menstrual irregularities and as an emmenagogue and abortifacient; 1the active principle of parsley; in dysmenorrhoea].

PHALLUS IMPUDICUS Phal. Phallus impudicus. Common stinkhorn. Phallaceae. Kingdom Fungi.

Generals • 10Symptoms from a self-experimentation by Kaleniczenko with 5 or 6 spoonfuls of an infusion taken during 24 hours. Vertigo. Difficult vision. Obscuration P of vision. Objects seem coloured grey, as in smoke. Great dryness of throat, & irritation as from black pepper. Loss of appetite. Devouring thirst. Violent vomiting, & profuse salivation. Gastroenteralgia. Painful sensitiveness of whole abdomen. Watery diarrhoea. Urine deep-red, depositing a sediment of urates of lime and soda. Dry, oppressive cough. Great feebleness of whole body. Sleepiness. After a few days all the pores became opened; profuse viscid perspiration. Ltd PHASEOLUS Phase. Phaseolus vulgaris. Kidney bean [dwarf form]. Fabaceae.

Generals • Heart symptoms quite pronounced. Diabetes. 8Remarkable symptoms of the proving were: Soreness to touch, eyeballs, r. rib, epigastrium, r. humerus. 10Effects of eating raw or mouldy beans. Could only be roused by speaking loudly. Soon after, headache from fullness of brain; every movement of head increased pain, which was chiefly seated in forehead and orbits. Pain in head, while writing; more localized, being fixed in r. side of forehead. Right eye painful to touch, as if it had received a blow. When wrinkling skin of forehead, pain in r. orbit.Books Pain over r. orbit whenever I read or wrote, or exercised brain. Scalding pain in r. orbit. Very smart itching in inner canthi. Pupils widely dilated and insensible to light. Features expressed suffering. Two or 3 days after, pain in epigastrium when touched, but felt more on touch in region of pyloric valve. Cartilage of last true r. rib painful to touch, as if bruised. Pressure on abdomen apparently gave pain, as the child shrank from it, and drew up his legs. Pain, like hernia, in r. inguinal ring; this pain lasts all day. Breathing slow and sighing. Pain to touch, in extremity of head of r. humerus. Hard, rounded, projecting, movable tumour, painful to touch, appears all of a sudden above r. nipple, in a full state of develop ment.Saltire Bedewed with cold perspiration. Head • SE 5Something pressing hard against temples. PA Aches chiefly in forehead or orbits from fullness of brain; < any movement or mental exertion. Eyes©• PA Eyeballs painful to touch. OB Pupils dilated, insensible to light. Urinary • OB Diabetic urine. Respiration • Slow and sighing. Chest • PA Right ribs sore. OB Dropsical effusion into pleura or pericardium. Heart • SE Sick, about heart, & weak pulse. OB Pulse rapid. Palpitation. Fearful palpitation and feeling that death is approaching. 5The heart gives an occasional unpleasant throb, then omits a beat, which is < at night and prevents sleep. Relationswww.saltirebooks.com• Compare: Crat., Dig., Lach., Spig. and Thyr. [heart]; Hyper. and Led. [punctured wounds]; Nat-s., Syzyg., Thyr. and Uran-n. [diabetes]. 1617 Phel.

PHELLANDRIUM Phel. Oenanthe aquatica. Fine-leaved water-dropwort. Apiaceae.

Generals • Respiratory symptoms most important; have been frequently verified clinically. A very good remedy for the offensive sputum and cough in phthisis, bronchitis, and emphysema. Tuberculosis, affecting generally the middle lobes. Everything tastes sweet. Haemoptysis, hectic and colliquative diarrhoea. 2Affects mucous membranes; nerves; r. side [chest; mammae]. Catarrhal symptoms. 8The majority of symptoms appear when patient is quietly seated, standing, or lying down; they are > movement and in open air. 9As if all bloodvessels were in vibratory motion; 10when sitting and P standing an hour after dinner. Asthma and catarrhs > warm weather. Mind • 7Exhilaration in open air. Fear of misfortune in daytime. Must lie down from anguish. Irritability in daytime. Sadness in daytime. 8Sad, anxious, profoundly medi - tative, sometimes given to extravagant merriment. Peevish arrogance. 10Excited in evening, and joyous. Lively mood, & facile movements of body and agreeable warmth. Apprehension, & tightness about chest. Fretted by everything, Ltd and has a morose expression. Absorbed in herself and in thought. Vertigo • When lying down. 9Sense of intoxication in open air. With heaviness of head. With disposition to fall forward, backward and sideways, esp. to side to which one turns in room; no less when sitting than during motion. Worse: walking in open air; better: lying. Head • SE Weight on vertex & aching burning in temples and above eyes. 2Clang, like striking on metal [9as if striking a piece of silver], in brain; 9early in morning, waking one, and gradually going off. 5Head would be drawn back by a weight in nape. 8Constrictive, in occiput. 9Crushing, on vertex, & burning of eyes and lachrymation. Movement to and fro in forehead, almost as if head were Booksmoving to and fro. Head as if full, large and heavy. 10Something projected from forehead so that she could not see over it, when walking. Hard body on vertex. Fly above r. eyebrow. PA Involving nerves going to eye. 8In occiput: intermitting pressure; burning; tearing; stitches. 9Pressure at vertex & weak and aching eyes. OB 8Rush of blood, & heat and throbbing in head. Itching, biting like fleabites in scalp. 10Head falling back and forth when walking. Eyes • SE 8Heaviness and sleepiness in lids; lids close easily. PA Ciliary neuralgia; < any attempt to use eyes = burning in eyes. OB Lachrymation; 8< open air. Can’t bear light. 5Inner surface of lids scarlet. 8Itching in eyes. Frequent twitching of l. lids. Dryness of eyes, & shootingSaltire and burning pain. 9Lids swollen, half closed. Caruncle inflamed, red, scarlet. Vision • 8Cloudy, < when looking intently at any object. Ears©• SE 8Singing and noises in r. ear. PA 8Tearing and boring. Nose • OB 5Coryza, nostrils red and burning; upper lip swollen. 8Itching, confluent vesicles in nostrils. Loss of smell. Coryza, & obstruction of nose; can only breathe through mouth. Face • SE 8Tension in skin of face. OB 8Livid red, from 7 to 8 p.m. 8Heat in face. Violent, and almost tearing, quivering in cheek. Mouth • SE 8Clammy or cheese-like taste. OB 8Dryness of mouth and throat at night; 10swallowingwww.saltirebooks.com difficult. Increase of frothy saliva, which must be expectorated. 9Red vesicles burning like fire, on r. border of tongue. Teeth • PA 8Tearing or shooting. OB 8Gums red, swollen and painful. Throat • SE 9On l. side of external throat below jaw, as if a red-hot iron were moved along close to that part. PA 8Pressing and shooting, when not swallowing, and during empty deglutition, but not when swallowing food; in sore throat. 10Stitching, from Phel. 1618

4 till 7 p.m., > eating, & pressure; from 4 till 6 p.m. on empty swallowing and swallowing of saliva, & pressure, compelling hawking, then swallowing is painless. Burning in oesophagus, Ǟ downward. Food & Drink • Desire for sour things; 8milk or beer. Everything tastes sweet. 8Sweetish taste after drinking water. Beer tastes bitter. 9Great thirst. Dull headache and majority of head symptoms > after dinner. Icy coldness in intestines after spirituous drinks. 10Appetite lost, stomach seems full constantly. Chokes easily when drinking in evening. Stitching in throat, > eating bread, but returning. Dryness throat in morning, > breakfast, & thirst. Thirst for beer in morning; thirst esp. for fresh milk. Desire for acids; P for milk in morning. Heat in head after dinner, & thirst for milk. Aversion to and dread of water though liquid food agrees with her. Loathing of the veal that had been eaten in evening. Anxiety rising from abdomen into stomach, waking her after midnight [she had eaten potatoes and vinegar in evening], & nausea, then diarrhoea twice, & pressure and tenesmus, then sore pain in anus. Constriction in r. hypochondrium when eating, Ǟ in a straight line to l. where it became a sticking, > rising from seat and walking. Stitching between scapulae after dinner; in lower endLtd of l. scapula when eating. Rising of heat when standing after breakfast, & sweat about forehead. Stomach • SE 8Pain in stomach, as if it were empty. Stomach as if full of water that would run up, followed by sensation as if a large round body were twisting about in stomach that afterwards fell downward, followed by rumbling in stomach. 10Acrid, pungent exhalation arising from stomach, & ineffectual effort to eructate. PA 8Burning. OB 9Eructations smelling almost like bedbugs. Abdomen • SE 9Icy coldness in intestines after stool. 10Short movings back and forth in upper abdomen, causing coldness. PA 8Pinching and cutting, as if diarrhoea would come on. Burning, Ǟ stomach. Dull stitch in r. flank; on bending to that side violent Books10 shock in r. inguinal region, after dinner. Sudden burning in r. hypochondrium. OB 9Incarcerated flatus in hypochondria & pain in lumbar region. Rectum • OB 8Hard faeces, & clawing and pressure at anus. Liquid evacuation, & tenesmus, followed by pain as of excoriation in anus. Abundant expulsion of flatus during and after stool. Itching in anus that becomes a burning after rubbing. Urinary • OB 9Urging to urinate, & scanty emission and violent burning after micturi - tion; urine pale and watery, almost greenish. Entire inability to urinate, or it passes off in small quantities with urging and burning pains, during day after attack of ague. Male • OB 8Itching on prepuce, > scratching. Female • PASaltireIn milk ducts; intolerable between nursing. In nipples [5< r. side]; 2pain Ǟ abdomen, on nursing. Stitching, through r. breast near sternum, Ǟ back near shoulders; 10after dinner, then into r. side of sacrum, < breathing. OB 4Menses flowing only in morning© and evening, profuse. 8Menses too early. At commencement of menses, lassitude, yawning, and bruised pain in thighs; 10so that she could neither sit, stand, walk nor lie on account of pain > bending body towards l. Menses 12 days early, lasting only a day and a half, very scanty, though without any difficulties, quite unusual. Larynx • OB Hoarseness. Respiration • Dyspnoea and continuous cough, early in morning. 9Asthma & more or lesswww.saltirebooks.com profuse expectoration; returns or increases during cold season, and only abates on return of warm weather; in aged persons and lymphatic youths. Cough • 9Dry, & suffocation and short breath, < while walking. With mucus in throat, provoking constant hawking and coughing at night. Sputum • Profuse and fetid; & cough, compelling him to sit up. 2Terribly foul; loose; smeary; = dyspnoea. 9Easy and frequent in morning. 1619 Ph-ac.

Chest • SE 8Oppression of chest when standing and taking a deep inspiration. PA 8Stitches in chest. Pressure on side of chest in bed in morning, which disappears when lying on the side affected. Sharp stitches, Ǟ inward beneath l. mamma, not affected by breathing. 10Burning in upper part of sternum and in middle of l. scapula, when standing. OB 10Blue spots like petechiae between breasts and neck. Heart • OB 10Thumping of heart felt in forepart of chest. Back • SE 9Bruised, in loins when sitting; 10> walking. PA 10Stitching in lumbar region on deep breathing. Limbs • SE Tired, when walking. Upper • PA 8Tearing in shoulders and arms. 8 10 P Lower • SE Vibration in calves. As of congested blood in knees; blood as if accumu- lating in knees, almost like a burning, when sitting and standing. Bruised, in thighs at commencement of menses; could neither sit, stand nor lie for pain. PA 8Tearing along anterior surface of r. thigh. Sleep • 5Abnormal sleepiness after confinement. 8So sleepy, would fall asleep standing at work, lasting an hour. Retarded sleep. Frequent and early waking,Ltd or prolonged sleep in morning. 10Long sleep in morning, during which she hears everything. Waking twice towards morning, & feeling as if limbs would fall asleep. Dreams • 8Lightning [10striking close to him], & fright. Robbery in which he received many blows. 10Pleasant, of gardens, parties, pleasures, etc. Fever • Hectic, & profuse and debilitating perspiration. Intermittent, & pain in arms. Chill • 8Shuddering, generally in evening, sometimes as if cold water had been poured over body. 9Preceded by severe rheumatic pains in arms. Skin • 8Itching, sometimes burning or smarting, disappearing quickly when the parts are scratched. Small blue spots, like petechiae. Conditions • 8Persons of a feeble, irritable,Books lymphatic temperament, with weak and deficient nutrition. Modalities • 8Symptoms < open air; after dinner; during and after eating; on appear - ance of menses; sitting; standing; lying down; alcohol; after drinking water; while swallowing; after stool [coldness in abdomen]. > Open air [vertigo and head symp - toms]; during dinner [headache]; eating bread [sore throat]; motion, in open air; lying on l. side; scratching; rubbing. Chilliness predominates, and the catarrh and asthma of Phel. are > in warm and < in cold seasons. Open air = sense of intoxication; < vertigo. < During increasing moon. Relations • SaltireCompare: Ars., Calc., Chel., Kali-c., Lachn., Ox-ac., Sep., Sulph. and Zinc. [pains in chest; Ars. r. or l. apex; Calc. r. apex; Chel. r. base; Kali-c. r. base; Lachn. r. base; Ox-ac. l. base; Sep. r. middle or r. base; Sulph. l. base; Zinc. r. chest]; Bov. and Crot-t.©[painful nursing; Bov. empty feeling; Crot-t. pains in breast go through to back when nursing]; Bry., Con., Ol-an. and Phyt. [breast symptoms; Ol-an. has stitches shooting out; Phel. stitches shooting in]; Caps. [offensive breath with cough]; Kali-c. [stitches]; Nux-m. and Op. [sleepiness]; Onos. [headache involving eyes]; Sil. [last stage of phthisis, sputum horribly offensive]; 1Ant-i.; Myos-a.; Phyt. Antidoted by: Rheum [diarrhoea].

PHOSPHORICUMwww.saltirebooks.com ACIDUM Ph-ac.

Phosphoric acid. Orthophosphoric acid. H3PO4.

Generals • The common acid ‘debility’ is very marked in this remedy, producing a nervous exhaustion. Mental debility first; later physical. A congenial soil for the action of Ph-ac. is found in young people who grow rapidly, and who are overtaxed, mentally