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REPERTORY OF SYMPTOMS
BEGINNING WITH
"SENSATIONS AS IF"
BY
A. W. HOLCOMB, M. D.
CHICAGO
Medical Advance Company
1894
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REPERTORY OF SYMPTOMS BEGINNING WITH

"SENSATION AS IF."
A. W. HOLCOMB, M. D. ,
KOKOMO, IND.
INNER HEAD.
Sensation as if —current of rushed, through the head Aur.
air
Met.
'
' Air— forced
air the
itself into sinuses frontal
Zinc.
'
' Air— was
air the head— Benz. Ac.
in
' 1
Air— head was bursting with
filled to Lyss. air
' < Alive—every thing the head were
in — alive Petr.
'
' Ball — of
ball the forehead
fire in Caust.
" Ball— of pain was
ball the forehead Lac.
in
Defl.
'
' Ball — ball inthe forehead Staph, Lack.
'
' Ball— ball rising from throat the into brain
Plb.
'
' Ball—small lead around
balls rolling brain in
—Lyss.
'
' Bands—two iron bands were holding temples
Bufo.
" Band—head was with a band—
tied Dios,
MERC.
" Band—band above the eyes — Chbl., Kali
Phos.
1 '
Band— head enclosed band, whichin times at
crushed head Carb. Ac.
" Band— band an inch wide drawn from temple
to temple— Helon.
" Band— band across forehead — Bapt. Ind.
tight
Medobr., Sang., Sul., em. Tart.
Band—band about the head — Cinnab., Iris.
Osm., Tereb., Variol., Xanth.

—
Band band tied around head above ears
pressing above ears — Am. Br.
— ———— ——
,,
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Sensation as if Band —pressing band root of nose, and over

in
and around ears— Thesid.

: *
Band— hat-band drawn from temple temple to
—Chloral.
, ,
Bandage — head was bandaged Merc.
, ,
Balancing—brain was balancing and fro to
Chenop. China.
,
, ,
Beating—brain beating against the — Sux. skull
Ars.
,
, Board — heavy board lying on of head
r. side
Jamb. Eug.
" Board—board across the head Cocc.
Board—board pressing through whole head
Zing.
a Big— head was big as a bushel Gels., Paris.
< <
Blown— head was blown up — Spong.
' :
Blood— all blood rushed head — Cinch.
to the.
Fer. Sul., Glon. Verat.
'
' Blood— all blood rushing head and ears
into
Amyl. Nit., Millef.
" Blood— all blood collected the head— Elaps.
in
' £
Blood— all the blood rushed the occiput
into
Oleum An.
'
' Blood— allthe blood had the brain— Ox. Ac.
left
" Bored— brain was being bored out Tuberc.
" Body — a hot body descended the forehead
into
— Kali c.
" Body — a blunt body forced slowly right into

temple— Cocc.
' < Bolt— a bolt run through the head above of tip
ears — Dulc.
" Bolt— a bolt from temple templeto tightly
screwed Ham.
•« Bound— head was bound up— Cepa. Gymnoc. ,
NIT. AC, Spig.
,
, Bound—head was bound
tightly Spig.
" Broad— forehead was very broad and high
Cund.
" Bubbling— something bubbling the brain in
Berb.
1 —— —
. — —— —
Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 5
Sensation as if Burst—brain would burst Lach.

skull
" Burst—brain would burst and fallout Puls.
'
' Burst—forehead would burst— AM. C. , BRY.
Calc 0., Fer. Met., Lac. Can., Nat. C,
Nat. S., Sang.
'
' Burst— bone bursting—
right parietal Zinc.
'
' Burst—head would burst from inward blows
Stan
1
Burst—head would burst— Bry. Cham. Daph , ,
Euphr., Mag. Mur., Nat. Mur., M. Nux

Verat., Verat. Vir.
" —
Burst temples would burst with coughing
China.
" Bubble— a bubble burst forehead and run
in
around —Form. R.
to left side
" Button— a convex button pressed on of leftside
head Thuj.
' {
Break — would break from pain--CACT.
skull GrR.
Hep.
" Cast—a cast over head and pressing
fitted
down Lyss.
' <
Circled —pain through head and around
circled
—
crown Medorr.
<<
—
Compressed brain was compressed— Bell.,
Cham.
£
'
Compressed—brain was compressed from both
sides Kali Iod. Staph.
" Compressed—occiput compressed externally
and — Staph.
internally
'
' Compressed— forehead compressed from margin
of temple — Can.
orbit to Sat.
" Compressed— temples were compressed— Con.
" Compressed—head was compressed Bry.
Camph. Coloc Cocc.
<< Constricted — temples were constricted Puls.
" Constricted —brain was constricted by a liga-
ture — Cocc.
<
' Constricted— brain was constricted on all sides
by pressure Tarax.
——— — . ——— — ——
Sensation as if Contracted — skull at vertex became contract-

ed Kali Bi.
" Contracted— brain contracted and head grew
smaller —Grat.
' ;
Contracted —brain was contracted Plat.
•
' Cloth— brain enveloped a cloth Cycl.in
Cord— brain was constricted by a cord — Cocc.
Cord— head bound with a cord especially at
occiput— China.
Crushed — eminences of frontal bone
articular
violently crushed and pinched together with
pincers — Verbas
" Crushed — forehead crushed by violent concus-
sions Arn.
;
• Crushed — temples would be crushed together
Caul.
•'
Crack — head would crack on coughing Puis.
1
'
Crawling— something crawling on top of brain
Lac Fel.
'
' Cut— brain was cut pieces on stooping— Nice.
to
» Cut— head cut at septum and middle of
off
forehead Chel.
" Cut— part of the right side of the head was cut
off Lach.
" Cracking— mental plates cracking head in
Merc, Phel.
Driven—bones of skull were being driven asun-
der Lyc.
Driven— head were driven asunder Caust.,
Ran Bidb.
Dashed —brain were dashed pieces to Nux V.
Distending— brain was distending at center
Ind.
Distended— head were being distended from
within out — ARN. Stront.
Detached— something had become detached in
head — Con.
Dissolving— brain were dissolving Calc. C.
Drawn— nerves of head were drawn up tightly
— Cocc.
1 ——— — —— —
Sensation as if —
Drawn all nerves of head were drawn up
Camph.
'
' — —
Drawn head were drawn upward Camph.
'
' — —
Drawn temple would be drawn in Asar.
'
' —
Drawn every thing drawn together from with-
in the head— Jamb. Euj.
" Electric— brain was shaken by shocks electric
at night — Ast. rub.
" Electric — shock of passed through
electricity
the head Hell., Cepa.
Electric — current passed from head into
electric
limbs — Ailan.
" Electric— strong shock of began
electricity in
head and extended to all parts of body
Mag Phos.
'
' Electric — electric current shooting rapidly from
one part of head to another Sang.
' 1
Electric — electric shock from right temple to left
occiput Iris.
" Electric — machine snapping
electric occiput in
— Calc, C.
" Electric — fine sparks
electric vertex — Carb.
in
ae.
" Extended— vertex extended upward— Lachn.
" Expanded— brain expanded— Cup., ars.— Grlon.
'
' Expanded— head was expanded— Nux M.
: '
Expanded—brain would expand were not for it
cranial bones — phos.

Kali.
" Exploded— Something had exploded
really in
brain Phos.
Elongated— head became suddenly elongated
Hyper.
Empty—head was empty — Carbo. V. Cor. rub. ,
PHOS. AC, NuxM., Sinap.

" Empty—occiput was empty — Sul. Hell.,
" Enlarge —brain would enlarge or distend at
temples and occiput Coc. sept.

1
Enlarge —cerebellum enlarged — Dulc.
Enlarge —head would be enlarged Ran. b.
1
Enlarge —occiput was enlarged Medorr.
— ——— ——— — ,
Sensation as if Enlarge —head was enlarged Arg. Nit. Ars.

iod., Bov., Comocl., Diad., Dulc, Mauoin
Plat., Meph., Sul.
" Fall —brain would forward— Berb., Carb.
fall
ac, Grat., Guarea.

" Fall —Forehead was outward Chel.,
falling
thuj.
4
'
Fall — Frontal bone would out— Cochl.
fall
'
' Fall— Piece of forehead would out Nux V. fall .
1
'
Fall — Head were — falling off Sil.
" Fall — Head would directions — Can-

fall in all
sat., con.
<•<
Fall— Everything would out of skull on
fall
stooping— Bry.
" Fastened—occiput fastened pillow and to
broken from
off of restChel. skull
'
' Fell —something forward
fell occiput when in
stooping— Ant-tart.
" Fell — something heavy fell into forehead
Nux V.
" Fell—brain into forehead Laur.
fell
'
' Fell—brain toward temple Nat Sul.
fell left
'
' Fell—something forward
fell the brain— Dig. in
Mag. Sul.
" Fell —brain and fro toward side he
fell to
stoops — Am. C, Sul. ac.
1
'
Flattened — forehead was by pressure.
flattened
— Cor rub.
" Fluid— rushing through head from right
fluid
to left— Lil. Tig.

'
' Fluid—head was with
filled Copp. fluid
" Forced— Brain forcing out root of nose
itself at
—Am. C.
" Forced— would be forced asunder on both
skull
sides from without— Nux V.
'
' Forced— bones were forced asunder
parietal
Cor. rub.
" Forced—brain would be forced out through
right nostrilBorax.
'
' Forced— Brain was forced forward Sil.
— —— — — — — —— ——
Sensation as if Forced —pressure occiput would force brain

in
out at forehead Caps.
'
' Full — too
skull on vertex Helon.
full
" Full—head was —
'too C, Con.,
full Calc.
Daph., Nat. Phos.
•
'
Full —brain was too Caps.
full
'
' Full — brain was too and pressed outward
full
— Bry.
'
' Front—front half of brain would come through
forehead Medorr.
'
' Foreign—foreign body half of brain
in right
Con.
< <
Fog— brain was wrapped a fog Petr. in
'
' Gimlet— gimlet thrust temple
in right Puis.
1 <
Gimlet— gimlet boring temple — Culex.
in left
mus.
'
' Glass—brain was made of and shatteredglass
at a blow Dig.
' '
Gnawing— something gnawing tem- in occiput,
ples and — Led.

ears
" Gnawing—mouse gnawing in occiptal protu-
berance— Zinc.
'
' Gnawing—something gnawing base of at brain
Nat. Stjl.
' '
Gone— Top of head was gone— Mez.
" Growing— head was growing externally Lac.
Def.
" Grasped—brain grasped by a hand and twis-
ted Mur. AC.

' '
Hammer—he had been with hammer on top
hit
of head Sars.
" Hammer— struck on occiput with hammer
Tarent.
" Hammer— hammers beating
little head in
NAT. MUR.
' '
Hammer— hammers
invisible on back striking
of head— Lyss.
« Hammers— hammers head from
striking with-
inoutward — Psor.
— —— —— — —
Sensation as if Hammer —hammer beating vertex from within

— in M
out., vine.
" Hat— couldn't get hat on head met. his ars.
" Handkerchief— handkerchief tied around the
head— CARB. V.
" Hanging— he was hanging head downward
GrLON.
Hanging—head was hanging by piece of skin
at nape Sil.
" Hard—hard substance pressing on brain in
frontal region — Stil.
'
' Heavy— something heavy pressing on temples
—Iodof.
'
'
Heavy—head got heavier and heavier— Calc.
ars.
Heavy —something heavy sinking down into

head — Nux. V.
Heavy —brain was too heavy and too large
Form. R., Glon., Hell., Mag. Phos
—
Higher left side of forehead higher than the
right— Cund.
Hollow — head was hollow Arg. met, Coca,
Mancin., Polyg., Puls.
Hollow— occiput was hollow Staph.
Hoop— tight hoop of iron around head
Tuberc
Hoop— head was a hoop Merc.
in
Ice— had
ice on lain occipital
protuberance
Pod.
Ice— ice were lying in upper occiput— Calc
Phos.
'
'
Ice — ice on head Verat Alb.
Knife—occiput pierced with a knife at every
pulsation Con.
Knife—penknife sticking in temples— Fer. Met.
Knife—knives went tearing around in brain—
Thuj.
Knife—forehead, eyes and ears were stabbed
with knives Thuj.
—
Knife Knife sticking in forehead
Tereb
—— — —— —— —
Sensation as if Knife —Knife drawn through head transversely

—Arn.
Knife — knives occiput Nat Mur.
stitching in
Knife—knife plunged the head Nux M.
into
Knife — knife stabbing from temple temple to
BELL.
' 1
Knife —knife thrust from occiput forehead to
—Gels.
Knocked— bones were being knocked
parietal
to pieces Thuj.
Laced — laced together cerebellum and
in gla-
bella— CAMPH.
" Laced— head and neck had been laced in—
Glon.
" Large — head was too Apis, ARN.,
large
Caps., Kali Iod, Lactuc. Lith. C. Cor.
rub. , Nat. C, Rau. B. Rau. La, Rhus.
R., Sil., Zing.
" Large —forehead as large again and pressed
out— Nux M.
'
Large—brain was too large — Ars. Met. , Hell. ,
Lac. ac.
" Large—head were growing larger Merc.
" Large—head larger than body large as a ;
church— Nux V.
'
' Large—head grew large during — Cobalt. stool
" Large— brain was not large enough for the
space Stoph.
" Lead— lead occiput
in Lach., Mur. Ac.,
Petr.
' 1
Living— something were the brain
living in
Hyper.
" Live— head were teeming with things live
whirling around — it Sil.
" Lifted—bones of forehead were up by lifted
blood vessels— Bell.

' Lifting—head were lifting off Ustil.
" Lifting— brain was boiling over and lifting
cranial arch — Can. ind.

———— — —— ——— ——,
Sensation as if Lever—lever applied force head asunder

to
Bell.
" Lightning— lightning run from body up into
head— Form. R.
Liquid—a fluctuating
liquid brain on exer- in
tion Arn. Curare,
,
(see water).
'
' Load—a heavy load on vertex — Ind. Plat. ,
,
Sul., Zinc.
" Loose— something loose head, turning and
in
twisting toward forehead Kali c.
'
'
Loose —brain was loose Bar. Bry. Carb. C. ,
,
ac, Caust., Cic. v., Croc, Cycl., Dig.,

Hyas, Lactu., Laur. , Mur. ac, Nux M.,
Rhus T., Xanth.
'
' Loose —brain was detached and —Gruaic loose
" Loose—something diagonally across top
loose
of head Kalm. lat.
, ,
Lump — lump forward
fell forehead— Cham.
in
,, Lump — heavy lump

large brain Con. in
' 1
Lump—brain was up a lump — Arn.
rolled in
Cocc
" Lump — was
brain one lump —Ant.
in Tart.
" Mashed—brain were mashed Phos. Ip., ac.
Sep.
Moved—something moved waves head
in to the
—Glan.
Moved—something moving forehead— Lyss. in
Moved— brain moved when standing Rheum.
Moved—brain was moving cranium, in or as
when one is riding in a wagon with eyes
closed Cycl.
'
' Nail — nail thrust into right side of head Agar.
Nail— nail pressed in occiput and point pierced
brain March.
'
' Nail— nail driven into left side of head—NAT
MUR.
Nail — nail driven from within out, in vertex
Thuj.
Nail — nail driven in on one side of occiput
Puls.
—— — —— — —— ,,,
Sensation as if Nail— nail pressed into brain —Nux V.

'
' Nail — nail sticking in top of head— Nice.
'
' Nail — nail driven into head over nose Igt.
" Nail — nail pressing in vertex — Form. R.
Hell.
'
' Nail — nails in temples and root of nose, meet-
ing at edge of hair at top of forehead
Gymnoc. (Sawyer).
• 1
Nail — driven out through
nail of head
side
IGT.
'
' Nail— naildriven of head near
into side left
eye — Am. Brom.

" Nail — nailthrust intotemple Arn.
<< Nail—plug or nail pressing one half the
in
brain Hep.
" Nail — nail driven head Coff.
into ,
Ptel.
Ruta. Gr.
1
'
Needle—needle pierced through brain over
into
right eye Igt.
" Needle — thousand needles pricking the in
brain— Tarent.
" Needle— needle stitch in temple — Tarax.
left
i t
No—there was no head — Cocc.
" Off— head was the shoulders
off Puls.
< <
Off— top of head would come — Cup. off Sul.
Cobalt., Syph.
1
1 Off—top of head about be taken
to — Xanth. off
a Off—top of head —
lifted off Lac Defl.
Bias.,
it
Off—top of head were blown Cham.
off
1
1 Off— top of head would —Bapt.
fly off
< <
Off— top of head would from downward
fly off
motion— Sanic.
'
' Open—top part of head was open and without
covering— Arum Tri.
" Open— top of head would open Nat. Phos —
" Open —temple and vertex opened and shut
Can. Sat.
" Open—top of head opened and shut— CAN.
IND.
— —— — —— ——
Sensation as if —
Open top of head opened and shut and calvar-
ium was lifted Can. Ind.
'
' —
Open occiput opened and shut like a door
'
COCC.
<
' —
Open head opened and pain shot into abdomen
on swallowing Lyc.
< <
Oscillating —brain oscillating to and fro Lyc.
" Points —there were three points of tension, in
and cerebellum,
center of each hemisphere
— seemed as if tearing pain would break,
when suddenly they relaxed and a bubbling
sensation passed from center to circum-
ference, when reached pains began again
Medorr.
Pin —pin sticking in the brain —Nux V.
Pieces —head would drop to pieces if shaken
Glau.
Pieces—head would fly to pieces if she moved
— Coff.
Pieces—head would fly to pieces with cough
BRY., CAPS., Rumex.
Plug —pointed plug pressing inward temple in
Asaf.
—
Plug plug being driven into occiput and
temples Hep.
Plug—plug was thrust quickly by increasingly
severe blows into the head — Lul. ac.
Plug—plug pressing on right side of forehead
Jac.
Pressed —brain were pressed out at forehead
Amc, Berb., BRY., Cup. Met. Kreas.
Rat.
Pressed —brain was pressed forehead Bell
to
Cup. Ass.
Pressed— braimwas pressed a — China.
into ball
Pressed— brain was pressed together from both
sides and forehead China.
Pressed — contents of head pressed forehead
into
and root of nose — Zing.
1 ——— — —— — —— ——
Sensation as if Pressed —something would be pressed out at

forehead — China.
" Pressed— forehead was pressed —Nux V.,
in
Stann.
'
' Pressed —head pressed down with a weight
Merc-peren.
1 '
Pressing—board pressing through whole head
—Zing.
" Pressed—vertex and of of head pressed
sides
together— GrLON.
'
' Pressed—blood pressing down on head— Con.
" Pressed— something pressed asunder
skull
Bry.
" Pressed— some one forcibly pressing head
NIT. AC.
Pressed— something pressing upon head Sars.
'
' Pressed— everything would press out and burst
skull Sil.
" Pressed— something firm was pressing against
occiput— Cast Equi.
'
' Pressed— temples would be pressed out Igt.
" Pressed— fingers pressing on back of head

Meph.
" Pressed— skull would be pressed outward by
sharp plug Prun.
" Pressed—something hard pressing on surface
of brain Coff.
1
Pressed—brain was being pressed against skull
—Calc. Phos.
" Pressure —pressure on occiput would force
brain out at forehead Caps.
< <
Pumped— something pumped brain
into Glon.
' <
Pushed— skull pushed upward Fer. met.
'< Puffy—head was puffy Berb.
" Rolling— something rolling inthe head, with
burning in it coming out of eyes — Jamb.
eug.
' '
Rolling— brain around
rolled — China.
in skull
<< Rocked — something rocked and swayed in
brain Bell.
—— — . — —
Sensation as if Revolving —brain revolving on an axis —Nux

V., Rob.
" Rod — rod thrust from right eyebrow
iron to
lower part of occiput Syph.
" Rope —rope around head drawn and tighter
tighter Nat. Mur.
" Rose— brain rose and every step—
fell at Bell.
Screw or screwed —pain screwed of head in side
— KALIIOD.
" Screw or screwed —brain and zygoma were
screwed together— Euphorb.
<
' Screw or screwed—head was screwed together
Coloc, Daph. Mag. ,
Plat., Cocc.
Sul.,
" Screw or screwed—screw driven tem- in right
ple Nat. Sul.
Screw or screwed—head was screwed asunder
— Thuj.
" Screw or screwed —forehead screwed together
— Sul.
" Screw or screwed — right of head was
side
screwed together— Millef
Screw or screwed — something working top of in
head and of screwing from behind forward
— Plb.
Screw or screwed—temples were screwed in
Plat.
Screw or screwed—temples were screwed to-
gether— LYC.
Screw or screwed — head was screwed up —
Atrop., GrLON.
Screw or screwed — head was being screwed
apart temples —
at Cast. equi.
Screw or screwed— both of head were
sides be-
ing screwed together— Zinc.
Screw or screwed —occiput was screwed in
Am. Mur.
—
Screw or screwed parts were screwed together
inmuscles of back part of head Rhus. T.
—
Screw or screwed screw behind each ear com-
pressing head— Ox. Ac.
— ————— — — ——— ,
Sensation as if Separated—bones of head separated—Arg. Nit.

" Separated—head separated from the body
Daph., Psor.
" Separated—head would separate — Dolich.
'
' Separate —vertex separated from of body, rest
or she could lift it off TJierid.
'
' Shattered—forehead were shattered— Stann.
'
' Shaken —brain was shaken the — in skull Bell.
" Smoke —smoke passing through the brain with
a heating pain— ANTHRAC.
" Smoke—smoke the brain
in Op.
<< Small —head were smaller Igt.
" Small — was too small
skull the brain for
GrLON.
' <
Sound— sound hurt brain Kali Phos.
1 1
Sound—sound came through forehead and brain
— Sul
i c
Sore—brain was sore and collided with skull
Sil.
< i
Split—forehead would —Olean. split
u —forehead would
Split median from
split in line
nose vertex—Vacc.
to
" —top of head would
Split Nat. split Sul.
<£ —head would —Am. Mur.,Asar.,
Split split
Ast. Rub., Calc. Ars., CALC. C, CAPS.

Cochl. , Oleum Jac. Nux V. Sarrac.
, ,
Split — skull had been split Carb. Ac.

Split — head and teeth were soldered together
Lyss.
Squeezed —head had been squeezed Man. flat
cin.
" Squeezed— head squeezed between two beams
— Ac.Salic
" Squeezed—brain was squeezed and relaxed al-
ternately Colc. C.
« Stirred—brain was with a spoon Iod.
stirred
<< Stone — stone pressing forehead — Bell.,
in
Cham.
" Struck —brain struck against skull on moving
—Rob.
— —— ———— — —— , ,
Sensation as if Stretched— was stretched— Samb.

skull
" Swelling—head were swelling— Bapt, Berb.,
Rhus. T.
'
« Swollen— head was swollen— CEDRON. Aeth. 1
Cepa.
" Swollen—head above the eyes were swollen
Tuberc.
1 '
Substance — foreign substance the brain inIod.
( '
Swashing— brain were swashing about top of in
head— Carb. Ac.

1 '
Swashing— brain were swashing about in fore-
head— Cina.
'
Swashing—brain swashing around head in
Rhus. T.
" Tearing— tearing brain
cats pieces Ars.
to
" Tight— brain was too Kali. Br.
tight
'
' Tight— something tightening head Medorr.
in
" Tape — tape drawn from ear
tightly ear to
Anac.
" Tape— tape around head— GELS., Nit. Iod.,
Ac.
" Thick — head was so was a strange
thick, it
head — Thesid.
" Threads —threads being drawn through head
and trunk — Meph.
" Through — everything would through
issue fore-
head Bell., Bry., Glon., Verbas.
" Torn — brain were torn — Am. Mur. Copp., ,
Mur. Ac, RhusT., Staph., Verat., Alb.,

Canth.
Torn— mastoid process would be torn out.
'
' Torn—brain would be torn pieces Hyper.to
'
' Torn— forehead would be torn out Hep.
'
' Torn— head would be torn when sneezing
off
Bell.
'
' Torn— sutures of were being torn open
skull
Bell.
" Tornado — tornado the head
in Carb. Ac.
" Transparent— were transparent—
skull Bell.
" Thin— were quite thin Bell., Paris.
skull
—— — — ——— — — ,.
Sensation as if —
Turned head would be turned wrong side out
—
on raising up Baryta Carb.
'
' —
Turned anterior half of brain were turning in
—
a circle Bisrn.
" Vise—base of brain crushed a Nat. in vise
Sul.
" Vise —contents of head were a — Alu- in vise
mina.
" Vise—forehead were a Puls.
in vise
'
' Vise—head was seized a — Cocc. in vise
'
' Vise—head was a — Cocc. MERC.
in vise ,
Nat. Mur.
" Vise —head was a from ear
in ear over
vise to
vertex— NIT. AC.
" Vise—head compressed a — Baryta C,
in vise
Cact. Gr. Ratanhia.,
' <
Vise—temples were — in vise Dios.
' <
Vise—chin and vertex were a —Daph. in vise
" Vapor — vapor spread from throat through
head— Amyl Nit.
" Water— warm water running up from nape of
neck— don.
" Water—cold water poured on head Cup. Met.
' <
Water—water wobbling brain Hep. Sulph
in
' £
Water —water pipes bursting brain— in Sil.
'
< Water—head of full water—Robinia.
boiling
1 '
Water— water
boiling of head on which
in side
she Mag. Mur.
lies
'
' Water—waves of water from occiput over ver-
tex forehead
to Sil.
" Water— water gushing forward head on in
stooping— Ars. Met.

" Water—water forehead Plat.
in
'
' Water—head was of water swashing — Asaf
full
Bell., Hep., Hyos. Samb. ,
" Water— head wrapped up warm water in
Cepa.
< <
Water—water splashing hemisphere on
in left
walking Carbolic Ac
— —— — — ———
Sensation as if Water — water dropping cranium Chin. Sul.

in
" Water —water gurgling behind upper portion
of frontal bones — Asaf.
" Water— brain was moved by boiling water
Aeon.
" Watch —watch ticking temples Chelidon.
in
'
' Wave —wave beating on spot on right side of
head — Zinc.
' < Wave— waves of pain rolled up against frontal
bone Sep.
" Wave — brain was beating waves against
in
skull China, G-lon.
'
' Wedge — wedge would be pressed occiput in
Bovista.
Wedge — wedge pushed from occiput to fore-
head ateach respiration —Palad.
'
' Wedge— every beat of heart was striking wedge
in head— Ars.
Calc.
" Wedge— head open with a wedge from
split
outside within Lachnauth.
to
" Weight— weight pressed upon the brain at
every step Menyanthes.
" Weight—weight lying brain in forehead in
Palad.
'
'
Weight—weight pressing on head from above
downwards Phos. Ac.
" Weight—no weight the head— Thramb.
in
" Weight— heavy weight were head— Arn.,in
Moschus.
<
' Weight—weight occiput—Luna, Syph.
in
« Weight— weight jolting in
occiput at every
step— Bell.
'
'
Weight— tremendous weight on vertex
falling
Sil.
" Wheel—mill wheel whirling the head in

Chin., Sul.
' < Whirling— something from chest up to brain
Cac.Gr.
" —
Whirling brain whirled round and round
Sabad.
— ——— — — —
Sensation as if Wind— head was open and the wind went

through it
" Wind—stream of wind from chest head to

Millef.
'
' Wind —cold wind blowing through head Nat.
Mue.
" Wind— wind blowing through skull on shak-
ing head Cor. Rub.
" Wobbled—brain wobbled and struck against
side of head— Nux M.
'
' Working— something working top of head, in
a screwing from behind forward Plumb.
"SENSORIUM."
" Air—he was walking —Aur. Mur. LAC.
in air ,
CAN., Nat, Mur.

" Air— or swimming
flying — in air Calc. ars.,
Valer.
'
' Air—he were hovering a when
in air like spirit,
walking the open

in —Asar. air
<< Air— he was being high
lifted the in air
Hyper.
'
' Air— she was the —Nux M.
floating in air
'
' Bed —bed was bouncing patient up and down
Bell.
" Balancing— balancing himself and to fro
FER. MET.
<< Board— board was before the forehead— Bell.
1 <
Break — she would break she lay too long
if in
one position— Pyroz.

•« Coming— or ground coming up
stairs meet to
him Pic. Ac.
'
' Corner —part of head each corner of
fitted into
room — Can. Ind.

<< Different— two entirely of
different trains
thought influenced him same time — Lyss.
at
£
< Dissolving—brain were dissolving and she was
going crazy Calc. C.
1 «
Divided —she was divided halves and into left
did not belong

side her— to Sil.
— — — — —— — —— — ,,
Sensation as if Double —she had a double existence — Can.

Ind.
' '
Drawn — head were forcibly drawn backward
Chel.
'
' Drawn—head were drawn forward — Sang.
' <
Falling— she was falling from a height— Mosch.
.« Fly s he must away Bell.,
fly Alb. Verat.
(< Fly —head round
flying and round Eup
Purp.
<< Fly— he was and could
light Camph.
fly
<
' Glass —body made of glass and easily broken
Thuj.
" Going —going as on a
rapidly, fast sailing
boat
1 '
Light— she was very on walking—
light Spig.
Thuj.
" Light— so she could
light the
float in air
Mancin.
" Move —objects moved backward and forwards
— Carb. Ac.
'
' Move — everything moving from side to side
Cic. Vir.
" Move —head was moving directions
in all
Eup. Purp.
' 1
Move—objects moved around him— NUX V.
SEP.
'
' Move—head was moving up and down Zinc.
'
' Pass — could not pass a certain point on walking
without falling Arg. N.
' 1
Person — she existed another person— Pyrog.
in
4
' Person — she was one person while lying on one
side and some other person when lying on the
other— Pyrog.
' 1
Pieces—he was several pieces and could not
in
get them adjusted Phos.
'
' Motion— bed was motion Lac. Can.
in
'
'
Pushed— head suddenly pushed forward Fer.
Phos.
' c
Kaised— raised from the ground and could fly
Can. Ind.
——— — —— — —
Sensation as if Reeling — objects were reeling—Bry.

all
Rising — her chair was —PHOS.

rising
" Rocked —she were being rocked — Bell.
' 1
Rocked— he were rocked when lying down and
closing eyes — Calad.
" Self — there were a second outside of
self
patient Bapt.
'
' Sinking — she was sinking deep down bed in
Bry.
" Sinking— bed was sinking from under her
Kali. Carb.
'
' Somebody— she was somebody Can. Sat.
else
" Someone — someone were back of him — Brom.,
Medorr.
'
' Someone — someone by doing the same
his side
thing Ars.
Something— he would something
see he if
turned round— Brom.

" Something— something drawing round a in
circle and she could not hold head straight
—Lyss.
" Swayed —objects around him swayed to and
fro Bell., Form. R.
'
' Swayed —bed was constantly swaying back and
forth Zinc.
u Swing— a swing Merc.
in
'
' Swing— Swung and
to a swing Ignatia.
fro in
' < Swing— head was swung from behind forward
Palad.
" Surroundings — surroundings or self tottered
Anac.
" Turn—everything turning round— Mag. C.
" Turn—surroundings turning him a in circle
Am. Carb.
" Turn— he was turned backward and around
Angustur.
' £
Turn —turning a in — ARGr. NIT.
circle
'
' Turn — turning a in when stooping Aur.
circle
Met.
" Turn— brain were turning around— Bry.
—— ——— — — ,
Sensation as if Turn—head were turning in a circle Bry.

" Turn —house were turned upside down—Bufo.
" Turn—things were turning with her—Alac,
Arn., C, Fer. Met.
Calc.
' 4
Turn— he had turned a ina long time
circle
PULS.
•' Turn— one were being turned around Bry.
Turn —bed was turning a Con.
in circle
" Turn— everything turning in a circle— Bell.
CHEL., CYCL., Verat. A., ZlNC.
'
' Turn —he were turned about so rapidly that he
perceived a current of air produced by the
motion— Moschus.
" Turn— occiput were turning around— Iberis
Am.
1
'
Wavering—brain was wavering Phos.
'
' Wavering — he stood on wavering ground Sul.
" Whirling—room were whirling —NUX V.
" Whirled— everything the head whirled
in
around— Viol Od.
" Whirled— brain whirled round and round
Sabad.
"OUTER HEAD."
" Air—head were surrounded with hot air
Ast. Rub.
" Air— draught of across the forehea
air
Laur.
" Adherent— scalp was adherent bones of to
skull— Sinap.
" Ant— head was an
in nest
ant'sMez.
Ant— ants crawling over scalp spots— Bar.
in
C.
" Band — India rubber band stretched tightly
over head from temple temple — CARB.
to
AC.
Band— hat band drawn across forehead from
temple temple over
to and burning
eyes,
ring around each eye — Chloral.
Band —rubber band stretched over head— Coca.
——— ——— — —
Sensation as if Band —rubber band stretched over forehead

Lil. Tig.
" Board —board lay upon head Calc, C.
" Board—board pressing against forehead
Dulc, Plat.
" Board —board across forehead Kreas.
'
' Board—board bound on back of head, more on
left side
' 4
Board— board strapped across forehead— Rhus.
T.
" Blister— had been applied
blister to frontal
region Sul.
" Bound— temples were bound— Lith., C.
'
' Bristled—hair on head Zinc.
bristled
" Broken —bones of were broken Aur.
skull
Met.
" Cap—cap was on the head — Pyrog.
" Cap — skin of head and face covered with a cap
—Berb.
" Cold— wet
cold, temple —
cloth in left Gramb.'
'
' Cold— someone touched him with cold thumb
in small spot on forehead Arn.
" Cast— over the head and pressing
cast fitted
down Lyss.
'
' Contracted — skin of forehead was spasmodi-
cally contracted— Arn.
" Contracted —muscles of forehead and eyes
were contracted— Bell.
" Contracted — skin of head was contracted
Carb., V.
'
' Contracted— whole of head was contracted
side
— Canst.
" Contracted—skin center of forehead con-
in
tracted— Gels.
'
' Contracted— Scalp from back and forepart of
head was contracted vertex— to Sanio.
" Cord— cord frequently drawn and tightened as
if to cut head two— Masch.

in
i . Cord — bound by a cordtight region
in frontal
— Mercd., Fl.
——— — — —— ,
Sensation as it Creeping— something creeping in scalp of ver-
tex Nat., Sul.

<
« Crawling —something crawling on top of head
— Cup., Met.
" Cushion—head was a cushion and someone
in
was pushing two occiput
fingers in at Sil.
" Drawn— smething drawn down over tightly

skull Arg. No. ,
'
' Drawn— scalp were clutched and drawn one to
point of a China.
circle
' 1
Drawn— nerves of head were drawn up tightly
— Cocc.
Drawn— scalp drawn over
tightly —Coo. skull
Co.
" Drawn— skin of forehead drawn into folds
Graph.
11
Drawn—scalp draw together at one spot
Zinc.
" Eiectric— schock
electric the head —
in Carb.,
Va.
" Electric— sparks
fine electric chang-
in vertex,
ing toa prickling— Carb. Ac. ,
" Electric—gentle shock

electric in scalp
Cench., Cont.
Electric — sparks
electric temple—
in left Spig.
'
' Electric— bunch of hair on right of head side
was —Vesat. Alb.
electrified ,
Fast— skin on forehead had grown — fast Sabin.

G-rasped— hair was grasped roughly China.
Glue— glue had dried on forehead—Aluma.
Hammer — hammering with instrument on
flat
head— Am. C.
Hair — hairwas up on
rising of occiput
left side
— Cocco.
Hair — hairsof head were motion— Carb. V.
in
Handkerchief— handkerchief around head
tied
on taking hat off— Carb. V. ,
Hand— touched on forehead by an icy cold

hand Hyper.
— —— — —— — ,
Sensation as if Hand —
hand pressed on left parietal bone
—
which was sore Kali. Ars. ,
" —
Hard hard substance pressing on skull
Staph,
Hard —hard body large as an egg behind each
ear Graph.
Hard— head lying on something hard Mancin.
Hat— he had hat on —his Calc. , Sul.
Hot— scalp was hot and cold the same time at
Verat., Alb.
'
' Ice— on vertex Sep.
ice
Ice— vertex—VERAT. ALB.
ice in
Ice — on top of head— Arn. Sep.
ice ,
—
Ice pieces of ice laying against various parts
of head— CALC. C.
Ice — posterior half of head lay on ice — Cast.
Equi.
Insects— causing
insects on occiput itching or
behind earsSep.
Insects — crawling from occiput
insects to fore-
head— Zinc.
" Knife —knife likeabove
stitches just right
temple — Verbas. r
Knife —knives being thrust the brow into

Lach.
4 '
Lice— on scalp — Caps.
lice
' ;
Loose— wereflesh on cranium Sul.
loose
' :
Loose— scalp loosened from head back nape to
—Calc. C.
Nail—pricking head and other parts with a
in
—Ascl. Tub.
nail
Needle — cold needles touched head or
ice
pierced Agar.it
Needle—needles were being stuck forehead in
Caul., Cepa.
'
' Needle—needles sticking middle of vertex in
VlR.
Cic.
Needle—needles temple
stitching in left
Staph.
Needle — needles
fine vertex — Staph.
stitching in
—— —— —— — ,,
Sensation as if Needle—needle stitcking side of

in left fore-
head—Verbas.
" Needle — bones vertex repeatedly pierced
in
with a needle — Thuj.
" Photographers — head rested photographer's
in
head-rest— Nat. Ars.
'
' Pins— hair pins sticking her head—
into Kali.
Phos.
" Pins —pins pricking forehead externally
in
Aur. Met., Calad.
'
' Pins — pins and needles forehead Steam.
in
'
' Pithy—head were pithy Graph.
' 1
Pressed—top of head pressed against the wall
— Sul.
'
' Pressed—temple were pressed by thumb— Bapt.
" Pressed— lower part of head pressed an like
elastic body— Rene. Ac.
'
' Pulled — roots of hair pulled upward — Arg. N.
li
Pulled—hair pulled out or shock
electric in
occiput— Arn.
r " Pulled— hair was pulled Alum., Mog. C,
Phos.
• 1
Pulled— —
pulled by hair of vertex Aeon. , Ind.
Mag. Mur., Mur. A. C, Sul.
'
' Pulled—someone pulling lock of hair upwards
on vertex Cauth.
'
' Pulled— was being pulled out— Caps.
hair
'
' Pulled— upper part of was being pulled
skull
up with half of the brain— Cundurango.
" Pulled — and occiput pulled down
scalp tight
Hell
'
' Pulled— someone pulling on back of head
hair
—Kali Phos.
" Rose— scalp suddenly sore — Polyg.
'
' Scraped—bones of head were scraped Phos.
Ac.
£
'
—parts over zygomatic arch seized with
Seized
pincersPuls.
Something— something running and crawling
—
in hair Equi.
Cast.
—— — —
— —
—
Sensation as if Something — something very lightly drawn over

—
on temples and forehead Bar. C.
'
' —
Something something struck behind right ear
and pushed forward on stroking hair on
it
occiput— Ars. Sulph. Flav. ,
'
' Sore — sore spot on of head
right side if hair is
touched— Ambra.
'
' Stand— hair would stand on end— Am. C.
; 1
Stand— hair standing on end on vertex Spong.
" Stood— hair stood on end Acon. Bar. C, ,
Carb. V., Cham., Chel., Dulc, Mur. Ac,

Salic. Ac.
" Strap— strap drawn across forehead
tightly
Carb. V.
' 1
Stone— stone or lump on top of head— Phel.
il
Stretched— skin of forehead stretched tightly
over — Can. Ind.
skull
" Sweat— icecold sweat on forehead, but none
there Glon.
'
' Swollen— skin of forehead was swollen Stann.
1
'
Tight— skin of forehead was too Phos. tight ,
Medorr.
" Tight— scalp was too — tight Stront. C.
" Tied— parts together
tied occiputclose to
Plat.
" Torn —nerves on of forehead and
right side
temple were being torn out with fine instru-
ments Spig.
1
Water —drop of cold water had on fallen right
frontal bone— Croc.
' 1
Water—waves of water beating on the skull
Vig.
' 1
Water— large quantity of cold water poured on
head— Tarent.
' <
Water— drops of cold water on head falling
Can. Sat.
<
' Weight— heavy weight pressed head down on
pillow— Merc. I. Fl.
" Wood—piece of wood lying across back of
head Psor.
1 —— — —— — — — ,
Sensation as if Wood —head were made of wood— Petr.

" Wind —cold wind blowing on head—Laur.
Meny., Petr.
'
' Wrinkled— scalp wrinkled up and kept tighten-
ing Zinc.
EYES.
1 '
Air—cold rushing through the eye— Croc.
air
<
' Air—hot streamed out of eyes—Kreos.
air
" Air— lidsopen and cold blowing on right
air
eye Sul.
1 <
Air— cold stream of blowing out of eyes
air
Thuj.
'
' Agglutinated — eyelids were agglutinated
Caust.
'
' Band— a narrow band drawn across the
tightly
eyeball Lac. def.
" Ball — eye was a of
ball Merc, Ruta.,
fire
Sep.
" Blood— too much blood the eyes—
in Millef.
" Blood— blood forcing way out of eyes
its
Lact. ac.
'
' Blood— the blood run
all eyes upon stoop-
into
ing Fer. Phos.
'
' Body-foreign body in the eye-BoRAX. . Gels. ,
Sul., Thuj.
'
' Body —foreign body caused pain the eyes in
Nat. Mur.
,, Body—foreign body under the Merc, lids
Coc. C.
" Body — foreign body right outer canthus
in
Sul. Ac.
'
' Bound — eyes were tightly bound by a cloth
PULS.
" Breathed— corner breathed upon Plb.
1
'
Burst— eyes would burst Nux V.
" Cinders — sharp cinders eye—Dulc.
in left
1
Cloud—cloud over eye Corn. Fl.
left
'
' Cloud—cloud before eyes — Lachn.
" Cloud—white cloud passed over eyes— Sanic.
— — ——————— ——
Sensation as if Cobwebs — Cobwebs before the eyes Agar.

" Closed —something forcibly closed the eye
Cocc.
'
' Cloth—pain rubbing eyes with woolen cloth
Stann.
" Compressed— eyeballs were compressed from
both —
sides Od.
Viola.
" Cord — eyes drawn together by a cord Zinc.
1
• Cover— looking through a gray cover Sil.
" Crawling— something crawling the eyes
in
Nat. Sul.
" Crushed— eyeball were crushed—PRUNUS.
" Constricted — eyes were constricted— Chloral.
" Cutting— something cutting lower in lid
Nux. V.
" Cutting— sharp body cutting lower Merc. lid
" Deep— eyes lay deep the head—
in Zinc.
" Dragged — both eyes; were being dragged back
into the head by a Paris,
string Sil.
" Drawn— eye were drawn backward and
left
forward Spig.
" Drawn — eyeball was clutched and drawn back
a moment— Sanic.
" Drawn — eyes were drawn deep the head
-into
Aur. Mur. Ars. ,
" Drawn — eyes were drawn back —Ast. rub.,

Hep., Mez.
" Drawn— eyeball drawn backward
tightly
Cham.
' < Dust—vision perceived through dust on cornea
— Cocc.
<
' Dust— dust the eyes— Lachn.
in
'
' Dust— dust under the lower eyelid Phos.
£ •
Dust— dust eye — Lac.
in right Fel.
<
' Elevation— passed over an elevation on bulb
lid
of eye — Symph.
" Enlarged—eyes were enlarged Pulex. Irrit.
' 1
Expanded— eyeballs expanded Senega.
<
« Extended — eyes extended back the head
into
, Lac. Fel.
—— —— ——— ————C—— — ,
Sensation as if Fall —eyes would out on stooping Coloc.

fall ,
Broin.
' < Fall — eyes would out of head Cham. Igt.
fall ,
;
Sep.
" Feathers — feathers before eyes Alum., Nat.
C.
1 '
Feathers —feathers came from corner of eye
Merc.
" Feathers — feathers on eyelashes — Spig.
" Film — looking through Lac. Can.
film
< 1
Fire — came out of eyes and
fire came out
tears
of them streams — Jam. Enj.
in
'
' Fire — darting out of eyes when walking
fire in
the sun Dulc.
" Fire — eyelids were on Phyt.
fire
" Fire — was streaming from eyes Clem.

fire
" Fog—objects seen through a fog Camph. ,
Igt.,, Lack., Lyc, Merc. Sol., Morph.

Sul., Sars., Vine. M., Zinc.
«« Fog —saw through fog or smoke with right
eye Kali. C.
" Fog—sees everything through fog on closing
eyes and pressing on — Bar. ball C.
'
' Forced—brain and eyes were forced forward
Sil.
'
' Fringe— something a fringe
like down falling
over eyes Con.
'
' Gauze — saw objects through gauze — alc. C.
Caust., Cina.
'
'
— —
Gauze gauze before eyes in morning Bar. C.
" —
Gauze looking through white gauze Ars.
" —
Gauze gauze before the eyes Dulc, Kreos.,
Nat. Mur., SUL.
<
'
— —
Gauze gauze spread over left eye Sars.
" Glass — eyeball rubbed against spiculae of
glass Sul.
" Glued—outer canthus were glued up Colch.
<
' Hair— eye — Tarent.
hair in left
" Hair— were
hair the eyes — Sang.
in
" Hair— a hung over the eyes Euphr.
hair
1 — —— — — — ——————— — ,
Sensation as if Hair—hair was between the eyeballs and lids

Cocc. C.
" Jumping—eyes were jumping out of head his
GrELS.
" Knife —knife thrust between and socket ball
and turned about Chin.
" Knife —knife sticking the eye — Viburn.
in
'
' Knife — knives sticking the eyes inLach.
' {
Knife — eyes pierced with knives Chel.
" Knives —knives sticking eyeball
in right
COLC, SUL.
Large —eyeballs too large — Daph. Chloral.,
Lyc, Mez., Nat. Mur., PARIS. , Phos.
Ac, Plb., SPIG.
'
' Large—right eyeball larger and more protruded
than Como. Cl.
left
'
' Large—eyes were larger than usual Como. Cl.
" Large — left eyeball so large lid would not
cover it Chel.
1
Large—eyes were too large for orbit Ap.
— looking through
j
' 1
Lattice Lyc.fine lattice
" Lead— were of lead Nat. Sul.
lids
" Lead —eyebrows and were of lead — Lac.
lids
Fel.
" Loose —eyes were lying loose in socket Carb.
Ac.
" —
Membrane membrane over the eyes Canst. —
" —
Membrane membrane extended across the
eye Daph.
.
<< Mist—white mist before the eye — Lac. right
Fel.
" Mist—mist before the eyes Arg. Form. R. ,
Graph., Lactn., Thuj.

Millef.,
£ '
Mist— mist before eyes morning— Merc.
in Per.
' <
Moving— eye moving about while lying on
right
— Lac.
left side Fel.
<< Moving— eyes moved involuntary Calc. C.
'
' Mucous— cornea covered with much mucous
EUPHR.
'
' Needle— needle thrust eyeball
into right Spig.
1 — — ———— —
,,
Sensation as if Needle —hundred needle points suddenly thrust

into lid— Alb.
Verat.
" Needles — needles sticking
fine right lower
in
and upper
left — Zinc.
lid
'
' Needles — needles stinging the eye
in Calc. C.
Caust.
<< Net—net before the eyes Chin. Sul.
" Net— net swimming before eyes Carb. Ac.
" Obscured—objects were obscured Cact. Gr.
' 1
Opened—eyelids opened wider so that of field
vision seems enlarged— Fluor. Ac.

" Out—eyes were pulling out of head one to
side or another when closed Medorr.
'
' Out— both eyes would be forced out of head
Ham.
" Out—eyes would be forced out when pressing
on the throat Lach.
'
' Out— eyes were coming out of sockets
their
Acon., BELL.
•
' Paper—white paper obscured vision— Bell.
'
' Pieces — eye would
left flypieces
to Spig.
1
Paralyzed— eyeballs were paralyzed— Cocc.
'
' Press — something pressing on the top of eye-
balls moving down and outward Camo. Cl.
'
' Press— eyeballs pressed from above downward
— Coloc, Sinap.
'
' Press — something pressing around the eye
in
—Cist.
'
' Press — eyeballs pressed against of orbits
sides
— Card. Mar.
'
' Press— eye would be pressed into head— Bapt.
Puls.
'
' Press — eyes would be pressed asunder— Asar.
Prun.
'
' Press — eyelids and pressed by a weight
balls
Corn. Cir.
'
' Press — eyes were forcibly pressed out— Daph.
'
' Press— right eye pressed from behind— Fluor.
Ac.
— —— ——— — —
Sensation as if Press — left eye pressed asunder, then out of

orbit Led.
" Pressed—eyes were pressed on reading in
Kali. C.
'
' Press — eyes pressed forward— Gymnoc.
Press— and eyes were pressed down Hell
lids
" Press — weight pressed down the eyes into
Phos.
'
' Press — eyes would be pressed down Sul.
'
' Press — eye were pressing out— Zing.
right
" Press — pin sticking eyeball
in pressed upon if
— Sinap.
" Particle—a particle in left
external canthus
Ignatia.
" Pepper— pepper the eyes—Jam. Euj.
in
" Protrude —eyes would protrude Fer. Met.,
Hep.
" Protrude—eyes protruded and she stared at
everything Medorr.
" Projecting—eyes were projecting Paris.
<
' Pulled— eyes were pulled head Paris.in
" Pulled — somebody pulling eyes from within
outward Glon.
'
' Pulled— something pulled over the eyes
tightly
—Phos.
" Pulled— eyes were pulled outward .from the
nose Con.
'
' Kaise— he could not upper — CAUST.
raise lid
" Ring—burning ring around each eye — Chloral.
'
' Room— eyes had no room Ars.
in orbits
" Rotated—eyes were spasmodically rotated
Sec. C.
" Rubbed —eyeballs rubbed against the lids
Sttl.
" Pressed—eyeballs were pressed out— Bry. lber.
Am., Ignatia, Guarca. ,
Phos., Psor. ,
Puls.,Medorr., Merc. C, NUX V. ,Sabin.,

SANG., Seneg., Spig., Stram., Thuj.
. —— , — —————— —
Sensation as if Salt— salt between upper lid and ball Verat

Alb.
" Salt —
salt in the eyes Canth., China., Nat.
Mur. Nux V. Sul Verat. Alb.
, , ,
1 <
—
Sand grain of sand in outer cauthus of eye
Con.
'
' Sand— sand had got eyes on reading— Cina.
in
" Sand— sand the with
in Chel.
eyes, tears
1
'
Sand— grain of sand under upper Calc. lid C-
' <
Sand— sand the inner cauthus — Aeon.
in left
" Sand — sand rolling around beneath the lids
Ignatia, Medorr.
' Sand—grain of sand right eye— Sep. in
" Sand— sand thrown violently into the eye
Tereb
" Sand— sand under the eyelids
fine Thuj.
" Sand — grain of sand eye — Zing.
in left
" Sand— sand the eyes — Apis., Apoc., Can.
in
Sat., Carb. V., Caust., Bry. Dig., ,
Euphr. Fluor. AC, G-rat., Hei\ Kali.

, ,
Bi., Kali. Mur., Kali. Phos. Kobalt, ,
Sed., Merc., Op., Petr., Phyt., Pic. Ac,

Psor., PuLS.,Myric. Nat. Mur. ,Nat. Phos.,
Nit Ac, Luna., Rhus. T., SiL, Spig.,
Sul. ,
Syph., Ust. Ur. ,
Zinc,
" Sieve— looking through a Puls. sieve
" Soap — soap the eyes Seneg.
in
" Skin— skin before the eyes — Ratanhia.
" Skin — a skin drawn over the — Apis. eyes-
'
' Skin— skin came half way down over right eye
— Caust.
" Smoke —eyes were with smoke — CHINA,
filled
Valer.
" Smoke — eyes had been of smoke Kali.
full
Phos.
'
' Smoke — wood smoke the eyes— Nat. Ars.
in
" Smoke — smoke before the eyes Gels.
" Smoke — biting smoke the eyes Croc
in
" Smoke — room was with smoke Croc
filled
— ———— ——— —— ——
Sensation as if Short — eyelids were too short laterally Lac.

Def.
" Something — something were in the eye<if
others speak of it— CALC. PHOS.
Something —something lay above the eyes, pre-
vented looking up Carb. Ac.
Something— something eyes tooin large
Caust.
Something— something under — eyelids Caul.
'
' Something— something obscured the vision
Sil.
Something— something before eyes
floating
obliging wipe constantly Kreos.
to
Something — something the eye in could that
be rubbed out Fluor. Ac.
' 1
Something—something eye hot
in left feels
Lac. Def.
" Sparks—sparks of coming from eyes
fire
Merc.
'
' Splinter — pricking
splinter lower —in lid Sep.
'
' Splinter — upper
splinter in — lid *S';7.
" Squeezed—eyes had been taken squeezed out,

and put back again Lach.
Squeezed— upper part of eyeballs were
squeezed— Chel.
" Squinting—eyes were squinting inward Coca.
" Squinting— she squinted Calc. C.
" Start— eye would
right from socket
start its
Mag. Sul.
Sticking—eyeball was —
sticking to lid Sanic.
Stuck — stuck
lid the
fast to ball Yerat.
" Stick— the eyes
stick in Caust., Dios. , Pic.
Ac, Kali. Phos.

Stones —eyes offull stones
littleLac. Def.
<< String— little holding
strings together eyelids
and snapping when opening them — Kobalt.
" String— pulling eyeball back
string head into
— Crot. Hor.
{< String — eyes torn or hanging by a string
Cepa.
—
— — —— — — — . .
3S The Medical Advance
Sensation as if Sunken— eyes were sunken — Calc. Sul.

" Swimming — eyes were swimming in tears
Cor. rub.
" —
Stung stung in right eye by some insect
Luna.
Substance— large smooth substance the eyes in
— Dios.
<• Substance —hard substance lying beneath left
upper — Staph.
lip
'
Swelled — eyes swelled and protruded —
GrUAIAC. Phos. ,
" Swollen— eyelids were swollen Croc.

'
' Swollen—lower were swollen— Arum.
lid
'
' Tears — were
tears one eye in Igt.
<
'
'
Thread—thread drawn from behind eye eye to

—Lach.
' 1
Thread — thread drawn through eye
tightly to
middle of head Paris.
" Tight— were too
lids and did not cover
tight
the ballSep.
" Torn—inner portion of right eyeball would be
torn out Prun.
'
' Torn— eyes were being torn out— Cocc.
'
' Torn— eyes had been torn out— Bell.
" Turned — lashes of lower turned lids in Tell.
" Turned— pupils were turned upward— Cainca.
' 1
Twisted— eye was twisted around Sang.
" Vapor— eyes were surrounded by a hot vapor
—Bell.
" Veil —objects seen through a — Berb. veil
Bufo.
" Veil — veilbefore the eyes Aeon. Arum., ,
Calc Phos., Caust., Croc, Hep., Hyos.,

Iod., Lith. C, Nat. Phos., Petr., Puls.,
Rhus. T., Stram., Sul., Therid.
'
' —black before right eye— Phos
Veil veil
" Veil— looking through a gray Phos. veil
" Warts — surface of eyeball studded with warts
— Euph.
' 1
Water— hot water the eye — Nux V.
in
———— — ———— ——
.
Sensation as if Water—warm water flowing over and from the

eyes
Nit. Ac.
" Water — eyes were swimming cold water in
Squill.
" Water— objects seen through turbid water
Agar., Stram.
" Weight— heavy weight rested on the eyes
Carb. V.
" —
Weight weight above the eyes Cist. —
'
' —
Weight weight behind right orbit Rhus.
" —
Wind cool wind blowing across the eyes
Croc.
'
' Wind— cold wind blowing under the eyelids
Fluor. Ac.
'
' Wind— cold wind blowing especially
in eyes,
inner cauthus Medor.
'
' Wind— right eye was gone and wind blew out
of socket Sep.
Wind— eyes were gone and wind blew out of
sockets Suljyh.
EARS.
" Air— penetrated Eustachian tube Graph.
air
" Air — was pouring
air ear or tympanum
into
exposed— Mez. Staph. ,
<
' Air— cold passing out of ear— Millef
air
;
• Air— whistled through
air Eustachian tube
left
—Tell.
" Artery— artery throbbing behind the
large
ears— Angus.
" Body— foreign body Eustachian tube
in
Nux M.
" Body — foreign body lodged ears Phos.
in
" Body — thick body being driven
forcibly into
the ear Puis.
" Blood — blood rushed ear— Lyss.
to right
" Blood — hot blood rushed ear Lyc.
into
" Burst— ears would burst on sneezing Puls.
" Closed — ears were closed or plugged with
some foreign substance — ASAR.
— — ——— — —
4(1 The Medical Advance.
Sensation as if Closed — ears closed from within Lach.

" Closed —ears were closed— Tabac.
" Connected— ear and throat were connected
Am. mur.
'
' Cotton— cotton or plug were the ear— Anac. in
" Cotton — cotton were the ear Cycl.
in
" Drawn — ear would be drawn inward
left
Verbas.
" Fallen — something had before the ear
fallen
Verbas.
" Fleas — jumping about
fleas the ear— Zinc. in
" Fly — fly enclosed auditory meatus
in Elaps.
'
' Humor— a humor were flowing from the ear
Sil.
" Heard— he heard with ears not own — Psor. his

' 1
Knife — a dull knife pressing ear in interiorly
and superiorly — Lyss.
" Knife — knife stabbing ears— Viburn.
in
1
' Leaflet— lying before tympanum — Ant.
leaflet
Crd.
' 1
Leaf— lying before the ear
leaf Sulph. Ac.
'
' Membrane — membrane of ear would be forced
out each heart beat— Amyl. N.
at
' 1
Mist— thick mist front of ears —
in Spig.
" Moved — something moved ear on swallow- in
ing Nat. C.
" Muffled — right ear muffled by an obstruction
within — Cheno.
'
' Needle —a cold needle stitching internal ear in
—Agar.
" Obstructed — ears were obstructed Caust.
" Opened— ears opened and closed — Borax.
Parchment— parchment drawn over ear on
which she was lying—Medorr.
" Pierced— sharp pointed instrument piercing
outward the ear— Berb.
in
'
' Pinned— ear was pinned head— Viburn. to

Plug—plug pressing ear in
Spig.
1
'
Plug—right ear suddenly stopped by a plug
Soab.
1 —— — — ——
Sensation as if Pressing—some one was quickly pressing on

tympanum with a blunt instrument at inter-
vals— Carb. Sul.
1
Pressed— ear was pressed together—Dras.
" Pressed— were pressed outward —Nux V.
ears
Screw — creaking from a wooden screw in ears
— Agar.
" Skin—skin were drawn over the — ears Bell.
" Skin—skin were stretched before the ears
Graph.
" Skin — skin were stretched over right
external
ear— Asar.
" Something— something suddenly closed the
ear— Tell., Verbas.
" Something— something crawling out of ear
Puls.
" Something— something was passing from left
ear throat—
to Ac.
Salic.
" Something — something was forcing way its
out of earNat. Sul.

" Something— something were lying before the
ears Mag. Mur.
" Something— something trying to force out of
ear Caust.
" —
Something something heavy lay before the
ear Carb. Veg.
" Something— something lay in front of mem-
brana tympanix Calc. C.
" Something —something lay before ear on blow-
ing nose — Alum.
" Standing — standing near the stove — the in
ears Mang.
'
' Sticking— something sticking ear— Anac.
in
" Sound— sound came through forehead and
brain— Sul.
" Sound— sound came from a distance — Caps.,
Lac. Can.
" Sound — sounds came from another world
CARB. AN.
— —— ———— ——
42 The Medical Aden tier.
Sensation as if Stopped —
ears were stopped —
Ars., Cham.,
Glon., Millef, PULS., Sympk.,phos.
" —
Stopped ears were suddenly stopped up
Dios.
" Stopped— ears stopped up Colch.
" Stuck — something stuck behind ear and right
pressed forward on stroking hair on
it occi-
put— Ars. S. fl.
'
' Stuffed— ears were during
stuffed moon full
Graph.
'
' Stuffed — ears up Lach.
stuffed ,
Spig.
'
' Stuffed— right ear were up Merc.
stuffed
'
' Swollen— allparts around ear were swollen
Form R.
" Torn— ears were being torn from location their
— Eryng.
" Torn — ear was torn out— Paris.
" Tube— a tube went through head from ear to
ear— Medorr.
'
' Voice — her own voice sounded some one like
else speaking Can. Sat.
" Water— water was ear—comes and
in right
disappears suddenly— Cbrom. ac.
'
' Water —warm water flowing a around
in circle
right ear — Calad.
" Water— hot water running out of right ear
Cham.
" Water— leftear with water
filled Graph.
' 1
Water—water were rushing ears —Rhod. into
" Water—water swashing the ears in
Sul.
' 1
Wedge— wedge driven ear Merc
in left
(
' Wedge— ears were forced suddenly apart by a
wedge— Paris.
'
'
Wide— earswere wide and hollow —Aur. inside
Mur.
'
' Wind — wind rushing out of ears — Stram.
" Wind—cold wind the in —Vine. m.ears
'
' Wood — someone digging about with blunt piece
of wood the ear— Ruta.
in
' •
Worm — worm the ear— Rhod.
in
— ——
— —— —
Sensation as if Worm — worm crawling in right ear — Medorr.

NOSE.
" Air — air pressing through pasterior nares with

violence — Mag. Sul.
'
' Beaten — of nose had been beaten and blood
tip
pressed out— Viol. od.

" Bui-ned— breath burned the — nostrils Ptel.
'
' Burst—nose would burst Kali Bi.
" Burst—right wing of nose would burst— Asar.
" Crawling — something crawling cavity of in
nose —Aur. mur.
" Electric — fine sparks
electric wing ofin left
nose — Carb. Ac.

Enlarged— posterior nares and upper part of
cesaphogus enlarged— Elat.
" Enlarging— nose was enlarging and obstruct-
ing vision— Can. Sat.
" Expanded —nasal passages expanded upon
walking out— Carb. Ac.
" Feather— tickled with a
nostrils feather stiff
Phyt.
<
' Fire — ulcers nose and mouth were on
in fire
Syph.
" Fluid — Acrid running through posterior
fluid
nares and over palate Kali. Bi.

<
' Hair— hair high up Kali.
in left nostril Bi.
'
' Hair—back of nose gently touched by hairs
Spig.
" Hair — hair tickling right in Hydras.
nostril
<< Heavy—nose was too heavy Kali. Bi.
u Hot— expired hot Kali.
air felt Bi.
" Leaf— lay before posterior nares
fine leaf
Bar. C.
' ' Leaf— was at root of nose obstructing
leaflet
smell Kali Iod.

< 1
Mucous — dry mucous entirely the nose
filled
Agar.
— — — — ———— ——— —
Sensation as if Mucous —quantity of mucous lodged pos- in
terior nares— Lact. Ac.

" Needle —needle pricking point of nose Sars.
•
' Onions —odor of onions or smoke — Cor. Rub.
" Open — of nose were spread wide open
alae
Iod.
" Parchment— were made of parchment
nostrils
—Kali. Bi.
" Pepper — red pepper were throughout nostrils
and passages
air Seneg.
" Pepper—nose was of pepper— Cenchsis
full
Contortrix.
" Pinching —pinching together — Lachn.
nostrils
'
' Phig — plug the nose — Psor.
in
'
' Pressed — root of nose would be pressed into
head Zinc.
" Pressed—nasal bones were pressed asunder
Cor. Rub.
'
' Pressed —blunt point pressing on root of nose
— Can. Sat.
'
' Rubbed— two bones were rubbed against each
other in right side of nose when blowing it
—Kali. Bi.
" Smoke —she smelled pine smoke Bar. C.
" Snuff— the nose
fine snuff in Puls.
'
' Spectacles —had on heavy spectacles Cinnab.
•' Splinter— splinter
sticking the nose Nit.
in
Ac.
'
' Substance — hard substance nose Kali.
in Bi.
Touched — touched
by cold metalic body on
small spot over root of nose Cinnab.
" —
Water water had pressed through posterior
nares while drinking— Bapt.
'
' Water — scalding water rushed along nasal pas-
sage of left side on inspiration; right side
stopped up Gels.
" —
Water acrid water flowed from nose Nat.
Mur.
" Wind— gentle wind blowing across the nose
Spig.
1 ——— — — ——
Sensation as if Weight —weight hanging from nose Kali. Bi.

" Worm — small worm in nostril Nat. Mur.
FACE AND LIPS.

1
Air— warm air streaming onof face left side
— Ass. Met.
'
' Air—cheeks were bulged out by a bubble of
air justbelow the malor banes — Sinap.
'
' Bitten— she had been of face
bitten in left side
near mouth — Lyss.
'
' Blood — blood would press out of upper lip
Illic. au.
" Bored—hole was being bored lower jaw in left
near mental foreman Mez.
" Burned — skin of of face had been
left side
burned by the sun Lach.
'
' Burst— cheeks would burst— Bov.
'
' Candle — lighted candle held near cheek left
Phos.
Kali.
;t
Cloud — cloud over upper part of face — Nitr.
Spr. dulc.
" Coals — glowing
coals small spots on face
iu
and hands — Caust.
1 '
Cobwebs — cobwebs lay on of face by
right side
mouth— Bov.
«
' Cobwebs — cobwebs below nose on the
tickling
face — Brom.
'
' Cobwebs — cobwebs here and there on or face,
crawling— Calad.
fly
" Cobwebs — cobwebs or white of egg dried on

temple and scalp Bar.
face, C.
' <
Cobwebs — cobwebs on face constantly —
Graph.
" —jaws were contracted
Contracted Caust.
" Contusion— had received a
lips contusion
Apis.
'
' Crawling— something crawling on under lip
Bov.
» Crawling- — flies crawling over left side of face
— Gymn.
— — ——— — ——
Sensation as if Crawling— something crawling over the face

Lachn.
" Crawling— and spiders crawling over face
flies
—Laur.
1
'
Crawling — something crawling on chin —
Stram.
" Crawling— fly crawling on left cheek — Cinch.
Cont.
" Creeping— insects creeping in face Crot.
Tig.
" Crushed—jaw were crushed Igt.
'
' Cut —cut had been made around eyes — Crot.
Hor.
" Disarticulated —jaw-bone was disarticulated
Rob.
Drawn —lower jaw were drawn backward
Bell.
'
' Drawn —nerves of face were drawn tighter and
tighter and suddenly loose— Puxs.
let
'
' Drops — cold drops were spurted on face on go-
ing into open — Berb. air
" Egg— white of egg dried on face— Alum.,
Bar. C, Mac C, Phos. Ac, Sul. Ac
" Feather —feather tickling on various parts of
face — Aur. Mur.
'
'
—glue had dried on forehead—Alum.
G-lue
— were glued together Can. Ind.
Glue lips,
<
' Hole — hole bone of face— Stram.
in
Hot— hot plate of iron nearly contact with in
face — Nux V.
< < Hot— hot thrust through ramifications of
iron
5th pair of nerves Arsen.
'
'
Insects — minute insects on hairs on chin and
neck Chloral.
" Ice — he had moustaches of Lach. ice
'
<
Larger— cheek were larger Arg
left
Long— chin were too long—
}
1
'
Grlon.
Mosquitoes —bitten by mosquitoes on face
Carb. Ac.
'
'
Nails — driven
nails jaws Phos.
into
— —— —— — —
Sensation as if Needles — needles stitching and jerking in the

face— Zinc.
" Needles — muscles of left side of face from
forehead to neck and axilla were pierced
with red hot needles Spig,
" Needles —red hot needles pricking swollen in
upper — Ars.
lip
" Needles — needles pricking chin — Agar.
'
' Nettles — from burning on face Chel.
nettles
< <
Off— was
flesh the bones of face and edges
off
separated and out Lac. Def.

sticking
" Pepper—red pepper on spot of size silver
quarter on molar bone — Culex. M.

left
" Pins —pins or needles pricking skin on fore-
head, neck and arms Cepa.
'
' Pinched— skin of cheek and chin were pinched
—Sulph. Ac.
" Pressing — one was pressing on
violently left
malar bone ear

as far as Verbas.
' <
Raised — muscles of face would be raised from
periosteum — Arg.
' <
Rent;—bones of nose and face were being rent
asunder Colch.
' <
Scalded—cheek bones were scalded— Bell.
" Scalded— were scalded— Sabad.
lips
" Sawed— bones of face were sawed through
Stram.
1 '
Scorched— of face had been scorched
left side
—Spig.
" Screws — malar bones, mastoid processes and
chin between screws Plat.
" Spiderwebs — spiderwebs on face — Brom.
" Spiderwebs — face covered with spiderwebs
Ran. Sc.
1 '
Splinter— needle or splinter stitching in lips
Bov.
<< Splinter— were run
splinter lower
into right
jaw— Agar.
'
' Stretched — skin stretched over bones of
tightly
face and immovable — Ars. Met.

—— ——————— ——
Sensation as if —face drawn toward root of

String then nose,
toward occiput asby a — if string Paris.
'
' Swollen— face swollen and bloated Fer. Met.
" Swollen— malar bones were swollen— Nat. ars.
'
' Swollen— lower were swollen Glon.
lip
" Swollen — head and face were swollen —with
coryza— Ars. Met.
'
' Swollen— gums and cheek swollen— with tooth-
ache Diad.
" Swollen— face were swollen— Aeth.
" Swollen — right cheek bone were swollen
Chel.
" Tension —tension were made on nerves and
skin of face and suddenly relaxed Coloc.
'
' Thick— skin about eyes was thick — Paris.
'
' Tight— skin on face too Phos. tight
'
' Tongs— face crushed with tongs Verbas.
" Torn— lower jaw and malar bone would be
torn out— Sul.
" Torn— right of lower jaw would be torn
side
out of —joint Spig.
'
' Torn— side of face being torn from right
left
sideColoc.
" Triangle — malar bones
triangle in face, base,
apex vertex—
at Isrid.
" Wires — wires twanging side face and
in left
neck— Kali. Bi.
'
' Wood — upper were made of wood Euphr.
lip
MOUTH, TEETH AND TONGUE.

" Air — collection
of had formed on gums
air
when pressing — Daph.
' < Air— tooth with
filled bursting Lyss.
air to
'
'
Air— cold touched the teeth on inspiration
air
— Cedr.
'
' Air—cold passing over the tongue— Aeon.
air
" Air— nerve hollow tooth exposed
in to air
Bry.
" Air —back teeth were hollow and forced air
into them — Coc. Sep. ,
—— — — — ——— — — ,,
Sensation as if Air—too much were passing

air mouth into
Thericl.
•' Alive — something the teeth
alive in Syph.
Bent— teeth became bent on chewing and were
soft — Cochl.
" Blister — on
blisters of tongue — Bar.
side C.
" Blood — blood would crawl teeth Caust.
into
" Blood —blood were forced teeth China.,
into
Hyos.
'
' Blood — blood was entering tooth Hepar.
'•
1
Bitten— teeth were bitten out— Arn.
'
' Body— foreign body were tooth— Caust.
in
Body— foreign body in of throat
left side at
root of tongue — Cedr.
;
'
Body— some tenaceous body lodged between
teeth Cor. R.
" Burned— tongue had been burned— Ambr.
Am. Br.,Ars., Mag. Mur. Pod. Prun. , ,
" Burned— left of

side of mouth were
roof'
burned— Calc. Sul.
" Burned— middle of tongue had been burned
Puls.
" Burned—tongue, palate and anterior gums
were burned— V.
Cic.
•
' Burst— tooth would burst— Sabin.
" Close — teeth were too one another
close to
Cor. R.
a Cold— teeth were cold Nit. Ac, Spig.
" Coldness — coldness rushed out of molars
Ratan.
" Crack — mouth would crack Arum.
" Crushed— teeth crushed fragments Igt.
into
" Crushed— nerves of tooth shattered and
crushed Igt.
" Dried— hard palate were completely dried up
Viol. od.
« <
Elongated— teeth were elongated— Bell. , Caul.
Glon., Plant. M. ,
Ptel., Nice, Nit. Ac,
Stann.
—— ——— — — —— ,
Sensation as if Elongated —teeth were elongated and dull

Caps.
" Elongated— were elongated— (Jamb.
incisors
" Elongated— upper were elongated
incisors
Palad. Ratan. ,
" Elongated— molars were elongated—Ratan.

" Edge — teeth were on edge— Cor. R. Bell.,
Lyss. Tarax.,
'
' Fall — the teeth
all lower jaw were going
in to
fall out— Tarent.
'
' Fall — teeth would out Nit. Ac.
fall Stram. ,
" Fat— palate were covered with — Card. fat

Mar.
' 1
Fire — ulcers mouth and nose were on
in fire
tSyph.
1
' Fire — mouth and fauces were on fire Iris.
" Fluid— acrid running through posterior
fluid
nares over palate Kali. Bi.
'
' Full— teeth were too — Chlorum. full
" Galvanic —from galvanic shock in mouth
Cedr.
1
'
Glued —teeth were glued together— Psor.
'
' Grain— beard of grain sticking velum palate in
Coloc.
" Grease — mouth lined with rancid grease
Euphor.
'
' Greasy— tongue and gums were greasy Iris.
" Hair— hair extended from of tongue tip to
trachea— Sil.
'
' Hair— hair on tongue, with drawing teeth in
All. Sat.
'
' Hair— hair on of tongue Nat. Phos.
tip
'
' Hair — hair on tongue Nat. Mur.
'
< Hair— hair on back part of tongue and velum
— Kali. Bi.
'
' Held — teeth were held a grip — Nux M.
in
Hollow — teeth on side were hollow— Asar.
left
" Hot— hot breath came from mouth and heated
neighboring parts — Sabad.
'
' Hot— hot iron boring teeth Sul. in
— — — ——— — — ,,
Sensation as if Kreosote — mouth were burned with kreosote

Calad.
" Large —teeth too large and too long Sil.
" Leather —tongue covered with leather— Nux
M.
'
' Leather— palate were dry leather
soft Sticta.
" Lead— teeth were with lead — Verat.
filled
Alb.
" Lifted— teeth were being —Spong.
lifted
'
' Lifted— tooth being out of socket Mez.
lifted
" Long— decayed teeth too long Clem.
'
' Long—right eye tooth was too long Mez.
" Long—palate was too long Hyos.
" Long:— hollow tooth was too long — Hep..
Lach.
" Long—front teeth were too long— Lyc.
" Long—painful teeth were too long— Chrom.
Ac.
" Long— teeth too long— Agar., Alum., Berb.
Borax., Aur. Met., Colch., Mag. C.
Rhus. T., Spiy., Sul., Zinc.
" — —
Long back teeth were too long Cepa.
'
' — —
Loose teeth were dull and loose Spong.
'
' —
Loose molar teeth on right side were loose
Comocl.
' 1
Loose — teeth were during mastication
loose
Ars. s. Can., Hyos.
fl.,
" Loose — teeth were and would

loose out fall
Ars. Psor.
,
" Loose— teeth were — Glon. Merc Rhus

loose , ,
T., Sul., Zinc.

" Meat— shreds of meat between the teeth
Caust.
1
« Mucous —roof of mouth covered with tenaceous
mucous Puis.
" Needles— tongue pierced by needles Nux V.
" Nerve— bare nerve were touched teeth in
Dios.
' 4
Numb— teeth were numb and —Lith loose C.
— — — — —— —
— ,,
Seusatio l as if Out— teeth were forced out of socket — Am.

Puls.
Out— teeth were wrenched out — Nux V.
Out —teeth would be forced out of her head
Bell.
Out — tooth was drawing out of socket
Comocl.
Pap — teeth were a mass of pap
fixed in
Merc.
Peeled — mucous membrane of roof of mouth
was peeled Lach.
off
Pepper — he had eaten pepper — Coca.

Pepper— pepper burning the whole mouth
in
Mez.
Peppermint — he had eaten peppermint lozen-
ges Camph. Lyss. Verat. A.
,
,
Pieces — right upper molar would pieces fly to

on bitingthe teeth together— Cinnab.
Pins — pins pricking the mouthin Spig.
Pins — thousand pins pricking tongue-— -Garb.
Ac.
Place — teeth had got out of place — Syph.
all
Pressed— molar teeth pressed together with

pinchers Cina.
Pulled— teeth would be pulled out Zinc.
Pulled — un upper and lower tooth were being
gently pulled— Chim. Um.
Puckered — base of tongue puckered
slightly
Calc. Sul.
Raw — surface of tongue was raw — Cist.
Raised— tooth would be raised Print.
Sand — sand the mouth — Bovis.
in
Saliva— tongue was enveloped saliva in

Scalded— gums were scalded — Ars. Met.
Merc. Cor.
Scalded— edge of tongue had been scalded
Puls.
Scalded— mouth and throat had been scalded
— Rhus. Ven.
— ——— —— — — ——
Repertory of Symptoms. Etc. 53
Sensation as if Scalded —mouth and tongue were scalded

Sepia.
Scalded— tongue was scalded Bapt. Phyt. ,
,
Plat., Lac. Fel, Verat. V.

Scraped— tongue had been scraped— Bap.,
Samb.
Screwed — being screwed together —
teeth
Euphor., Stront. C.
•' Soft— molars were
right and toosoft large
ClNNAB.
'• Soft— teeth were and spongy Nit. Ac.
soft
" Something— something got tooth Kali.
into
C.
" Something— something had gotten jammed be-
tween the —Spong.
teeth
Something— something under root of tongue
pressing up—it Ustil.
" Sore — mouth was andsore — Lachn. thick
" Sound —every sound penetrated the teeth
Therid.
Stretched— nerves stretched or compressed
lower teeth Coloc.
" String— pulling tongue toward or hyoid
string
bone Castor.
" Swelling —gums were swelling about some of
back teeth Cham.
" Swollen — alveoli were distended and swollen
Cham.
" Swollen — tongue was swollen Cimex. Caji- ,
ptjt.
" Swollen — mouth swollen— Am. C.
" Swollen —gums and cheeks swollen — with
toothache Diad.
" Swollen—roof of mouth swollen and cavity
closing up Gels.
" Thin — teeth were very thin — Sanic.
" Thread — thread of mucous on tongue — Cereus.
Bon.
'
' Tied — tongue bound or up Lach.
tied
— — — ———— — —
Sensation as if Tied—tongue and throat were up all tied
Crot. Hor.
<< Torn — teeth were being torn out Rhus. T.
" Torn — tongue were be torn out

to Puis.
< (
Torn— lower back tooth would be torn out
left
— Prim.
" Torn — tooth would be torn out Euphorb.
" Torn— tooth would be torn out by a hook
Coc. Sep.
" Torn — roots of teeth would be torn out
Gale. C.
" Ulcerated — gums were ulcerated— Bell.
" Ulcerated — root of teeth — Am.
ulcer at C.
'
' Vesicle — were
vesicle on tongue — Bell.
" Vibrating—teeth were resting on vibrating
board — Phys.
" Water— cold water penetrated the teeth
Staph.
" Wire — hot wire thrust through ramifications of
fifth pair of nerves Ars.
'
' Wobbling— were wobbling— Arn.
teeth
" Wood— tongue were made of wood — Apis.
•' Wood — hard palate made of wood Mez.
" Worm — worm crawling root of tongue
at
1
Kali. Iod.
FAUCES, THROAT AND (ESOPHAGUS.

'
' Air— passed into glands of neck on breath-
air
ing Spong.
" Air— hot passing up right side of throat
air
although the stomach cold— Am. Br.
feels
1
' Bacon— a piece of bacon the throat— Nux
in
M.
" Ball— or lump were
ball the throat Cepa.
in
Paris.
" Ball — were
ball the throat— ASAF.
rising in
Kalm., Phys.
" Ball —a of mucous had lodged
ball the in
the throat Ars.
—— —— — ————— ———— — .
Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. .-).->
Sensation as if Ball— ball were up into throat, spasmodic con-

striction of the oesophagus
Ars.
Ball — from stomach to throat by
ball rising
eructations Mag. M.
'•'
Ball — ball rose from stomach into throat
LYC, Lyss.j Senecis:

Ball — large ball rising from lower end of
sternum to upper end of oesophagus Lac.
Def.
Ball —she could take hold of throat ball in
with fingers Lac. Can.
Ball— hard the throat—
ball rising in Sul.
'• Ball — red hot lodged
ball the throat inPhyt.
" Ball — ball rising into oesophagus Verat. Vir.
" Bar— bar across back part of throat Lac.
a
Can.
" Body —foreign body throat— Rhus. R.
in
'
' Bod}- — foreign body throat— Chel.
rising in
" Body— foreign body of throat
in left side at
root of tongue — Cedr.
" Body — foreign body oesophagus—
in Bell.,
Sabad.
" Body — a round body ascending from stomach
—Con.
'• Bodjr — a body lodged throat in Apis.
, , Body — hard body lodged back part of
in
throat Lyc.
Body — half body
fluid throat
rising in Spig.
'• Bone — swallowing over a bone with a rolling
around Igt.
'
' Bound— throat and chest bound together Ars.
" Bound — muscles of throat and neck were
bound — Caust.
stiffness
" Bunch — a bunch side of throat
in left shifts to
right sideon swallowing— Xanth.
" Burnt— burnt spot
a pharynx Merc.
in
" Cavern — throat was a cavern Phyt.
' •
Closing — throat were closing Lac. Can
" Constricted — oesophagus was constricted from
above down the stomach — BAPT.
to
— — — — —— — ————— —
Sensation as if Constricted—throat were constricted Crot.

Hor.
' 1
Constriction — food could not pass for constric-
tion of the throat Alum.
'
' Contracted — throat was contracted on swallow-
ing Arg. N. Calc.C, Cap. M.
,
" Contracted — oesophagus contracted from below

upward Lob.
" Closed— throat and larynx were closed
Tarax.
" Crack — membrane of throat would crack
Sang.
" Crack—pharynx would crack Myric.
" Cotton— cotton the throat— PHOS.
in
" Crumb— small crumb lodged the throat in
SACH.
" Crumb — Crumb of bread pharynx Dros.,
in
Sanic.
'
' Crumb— crumb or lodged throat— Cocc.
hair in
C, Pal.
'
' Corkscrew — food turned a corkscrew while
like
swallowing — Elaps.
" Cramped—oesophagus were being cramped
Pyrog.
" Core—apple core sticking throat Merc. in
" Digging — something digging throat from in
before back Ars.
" Down — food would not go down Graph.
" Down — down throat causing cough
in Phos.
Ac.
" Distended — pharynx was distended Verat.
Alb.
'
' Drawn — oesophagus were being drawn up from
stomach toward the throat- Asaf.
'
' —
Dried throat were dried with blotting paper
Carb. Veg.
" Dry — dry spot throat —
in Hor. Crot.
" Dust— dust throat causing cough
in Am. C.
< < Dust— dust throat trachea and behind
in ster-
num — Chel.
— — — — —— —— —
Sensation as if Dust — dust throat in Igt. , Alb. Varet.

" Dust —throat with dust— filledAm. Iber.
" Electric— shock went from mouth
electric
straight down —Nux M. to feet
'
' Enlarged — throat was enlarged — Xanth.
' Enlarged — throat enlarged and a burning
cavern Iris.
;
' Enlarged —both were enlarged—
tonsils Iber.
Am.
" Enlarged — upper part of oesophagus and pos-
terior nares enlarged — Elat.
" Expanded — throat and abdomen expanded
Hyper.
" Feather— feather the throat Calc.
tickling in
C.
<
' Feather—feather or down the throat Am. in
i Cina. Iod.
'.
, ,
" File— scratching the throat Nit. Ac.

file in
" Filled — stomach and oesophagus with filled
food— Arg. Nit.

" Filled — food him up the top— Graph.
filled to
.
'
' Fire — throat were on Canth. fire
" Fire — mouth and fauces on fire Iris.

" Fishbone — fishbone pharynx, he gets cold
in if
—Kali. C.
" Fishbone — large fishbone throat when swal- in
lowing Apis.
" Fishbone — fishbone sticking throat Hep., in
Lach.
" Flatus —oesophagus would be rent by force of
rising flatus Coca.
" Fluid — oesophagus of rancid —
full fluid Crot.
Hor.
'< Fluid — throat scalded by hot Lac. Can., fluid
Pso r.
" Flame — flame rushing out of throat and stom-

ach — Euphor.
" Forced — throat and larynx were forced asun-
der — Kali. Ars.
— —— —— —
Sensation as if Goiter —she had a large goiter which she could-

n't see over — Zinc.
Grown — throat had grown together internally
— Cic.
Hair— hair had lodged the throat—
in Calc.
Sul., Ars., Sul.
Heart— heart was ascending throat Pod.
to
Hoop — hoop around one around
throat, chest,
and one around diaphragm — Cact. Gr.
Husk — husk of grain throatin Kali. Phos.
Ice — piece of had been held
ice the throat in
Sanic.
Knife — knife cutting throatin Merc. Cor.,
Stann.
Large— throat was very large when swallowing
—Pulex. Irrit.
Large — throat was too large — Sanic.

Leather— throat was lined with wash leather
Kali. Bi.
Lodged— food lodged over of stomach
orifice
Igt., Puls.
Lodged— mucous had lodged the throat
in
Hyos.
Lodged— morsel of food had lodged the in
oesophagus Bar. C.
Lodged — piece of bone lodged upper oesopha- in
gus— Carb. Sul.
Lodged— lump were lodged inside of the throat
— Berb.
Lodged— something lodged upper part of in
oesophagus — Erig.
Lodged — food were lodged chest— Am. in
Mur.
Lodged— something rough lodged the fauces in
— Arn.
Lodged — food were lodged throat Arg. in
Nit.
Lodged— something had lodged fauces in
Ham.
— — — — —— — ,
Repertory of /Symptoms, Etc. 59
Sensation as if Lodged — food eaten lodged upper end of

all at
sternum — Lact. Ac.
Lodged — something lodged throat — Arn. in C.
Con., Kali. Nat. Ars.
Iod. }
Lump— choking lump throat — suddenlyin

Dalich.
'
' Lump — lump of throat below
in left side tonsil
Fer. Met.
'
' Lump — painful lump the oesophagus Gels.
in
" Lump — food passed over a lump the throat in
— Graph., Merc.
" Lump — lump rose up meet the food Lob.
to
'
' Lump — throat with a lump Lach.
filled
Lump — lump a button

like the throat in pit
Lach.
Lump — lump upper part of throat— Dule.
in
Lump — lump moving up and down during eruc-
tation — Bar. C.
' Lump — lump were throat or food lodged
in
there Caust.
" Lump — lump the
in can't be removed
throat,
— Bell., Carb. Veg.
" Lump — lump the throat Alum., Calc. C,
in
Led., Merc. I. fl., Merc. I. rub. ,
Nux V.,
Nat. Phos., Rumex. , Ruta. ,

Sabad.,
Sabin., Strain. , Sul. , Sul. Ac.
Lump — lump in of throat— Benz. Ac,
pit
Lob.
;<
Lump — lump were lodged of throat inside
Berb.
!
'
Lump — lump of throat—
in left side Sil.
" Lump — lump right

in of throat— side Variol.
" Lump — hard small lump the throat— in Zinc.
" Lump — lump throat descends on swallowing
in
but returns — Lach.
" Lump — lump back of thyroid cartilage Pic.
Ac.
1 <
Lump — lump throat disappears on swallow-
in
ing, but returns Lac. Can.

— —— — — ———— — ,
Sensation as if Lump — food passes over lump throat

solid in
— Lac. Can.
" Lump — lump two eggs
likethe throat Lac. in
Can.
' :
Lump — lump pharynx Kali.
in C.
" Lump — lump over and over on cough-
rolling
ing,rising from right abdomen to throat
and back again Kali. C.
" —
Lump lump in throat when not swallowing
Igt.
" Lump — had to swallow over a lump Nat.
Mur. Puis.
,
" —
Lungs lungs pressed up into throat Lach.
" — —
Lungs lungs came into throat Kali. C.
" Lying — food were lying oesophagus Puls.
in
" Marble— hot marble throat near palate
in
Kali. Phos.
' ;
Meat — swallowing pieces of meat during
empty deglutition — Sul.
" Mucous — posterior part of throat of muc- full
ous Mez.
" Mucous — fauces were lined with mucous
Rhod.
" Mucous — fauces were with mucous
filled
Calc. C.
" Mucous — throat were of gurgling mucous
full
—Graph.
" Mucous — large mass of mucous collected in
throat Lach.
" Narrow— throat was too narrow, swallows con-
stantly Caust.
Narrow — throat were too narrow when swal-
lowing Bell.
'
' Needle — needle sticking submaxillary in
glands — Sul.
" Needle — needle sticking above throat — Pil.
Spong.
1
'
Needle— needle pricking in the throat Merc.
Cor.
— — — —— ——— — — ,
,
Sensation as if Needle —a thousand needles sticking throat in

— Lach.
" Nuts — he had eaten nuts, throat— in Calc.
Ars.
" Obstacle — an obstacle throat swallow
in to
over— Zing.
'
' Pepper— he had eaten pepper — Bapt. Caust. ,
" Pepper — pepper the throat— Xanth.

in
" Plug— plug moved up and down throat in
causing cough Calc. C.
" Plug— plug in the throat Alum, Aur. Mur.
Coff. ,
Hipp., Lact. Ac, Plb., PSOR.
NAT. MUR. ,
Lep., Thuja.
'
' Plug —plug oesophagus — Croc.
in
" Plug —plug throat be swallowed —
in to Crot.
Hor.
" Plug— plug throat when swallowing
in Nat.
Sul., Nux V.
" Plug—plug of mucous throat Hep.
in
" Phlegm — throat with phlegm Lep.
filled
" Pin —pin pricked throat Sil.
" Pin —pin pricking right in— Nat. Phos. tonsil
" Pressed— food remained above the stomach
and was being pressed back the mouth into
—Niix V.
' 1
Pressed— of throat pressed against trachea
pit
—Brom.
" Pressed — uvala pressed on something hard
Caps.
" Puckered — fauces were puckered — Brom.
'
' Puffball — small puffball throat Lact. Ac.
in
" Pushed — food pushed up throat as to if it
hadn't been swallowed— Fer. lod.

" Quivering — nerve quivering oesophagus and in
stomach Fer. Met.

<
'
—
Reversed peristatlic motion had been revers-
ed Asaf.
" —
Rising foreign substance rising up into the
throat— Zinc,
(i Sand — sand in the throat — Berb. . Cest?
— — —— —— — ——
«
62 The Medical Advanci .
Sensation as if Scab — a scab were upper part of throat

in
Calc. Ars.
Scraped — throat scraped with an awl Mag. C.
Skin — loose skin hanging the throat— Alum.
in
Skin — a skin hanging loosely throat; must in
swallow over Sabad.
it
Something— something hot were throat in

Arum.
Something— something warm from stom- rising
ach —Valer.
Something— something oesophagus slipping
in
toward stomach — Thesid.

Something— something were being pressed out
in throat— Spong.
Something— something closed throat on in at-
tempting speak — Nat. Phos.
to
Something— something hanging region of in
ltyoid bone on swallowing — Pal.
Something— something hard down the all oeso-
phagus Kali. Bi.
Something— something the throat enlarged
in
or relaxed — Lac Can.
Something — something sharp the throat in
Calad.
Something — something cold throat rising in
Caust.
Something- —something were into throat caus-
ing suffocation Cham.
Something — something cold and then some-
thing hot and stinging ascended the oeso-
phagus — All. Sat.
Splinter — Splinter the throat Alum,
in ARGt.
N. Hepar., Nat. Mur., Nit. Ac.
,
Splinter — Splinter imbedded throat in below

angle of the jaw— DOLICH.
Splinter — splinter in throat merging into heat
and burning Ars.
Smoke —smoke in the throat Lach.
Scratched — lining of throat scratched off with
sharp instrument — NUX V.
— — —— ——— —
— ——
Sensation as if Sore — food had to force its way over a sore

spot Bar. C.
" Sore—parts throat were sore and spasmodic-
in
allydrawn together— Caps.
Sponge — sponge hanging the throat Lach.
in
'• Squeezed— throat were being squeezed — Fer.
Met.
'
' Squeezed — some one squeezed throat between
thumb and Kalm.
finger
'
' Stick — throat was of fullLac. Can. sticks
'
' Stick — a with a
stick on each end extend-
ball
ed from throat to left side of abdomen
Kali. C.
'
' Sticking — food remained the sticking in
—
pharynx Zinc.
'
' —
Sticking something was sticking the throat in
Cham.
'
' Sticking—food remains behind breast
sticking
bone — Cepa.
" Sticking— husk sticking the in left tonsil
Berb.
Sticking— food remains sticking pharynx in
and conld not get into the stomach Calc.
C.
" Stuck — something stuck inner throat in
Acon.
'
' Stone — stone were the throat— Bufo.
in
" Stone —foreign stony hard substance the in
throat— Zinc.
'
' —throat was as a board Lac Can.
Stiff stiff
1
'
String — the throat Sabad.
string in
1 '
String— throat were with a tied Sabad. string
" Sulphur — fumes of sulphur throat Iot. in ,
PULS.
" Sulphur— he had inhaled sulphur fumes Lyc.
'
' Swelling— throat was swelling Glon.
" Swelling—she had swallow over a swelling
to
Hepar.
" —
Swollen pharynx was swollen Carb. Veg.
— ——— — ,
Sensation as if Tearing —throat tearing to pieces on swallow-

ing— Syph.
" Thread— thread hanging down the throat
Valer.
" Tied— together the throat Aru.m.
tied in
" Tied—throat and tongue were up all tied
Hor.
Crot.
" Tumor — tumor were growing
large throat in
Bell.
" Twisted — oesophagus was clutched and twisted
Lyc.
" Valve — valve rose the throatin Fer. Met.
" Vapor— hot vapor from the stomach
rising
Merc, Zinc.
" Water—boiling water the throat
rising in
Stram.
'
' Water— water oesophagus— Hepar.
rising in
" Wave — wave from uterus throat Gels. to
" Web— a web were drawn across the throat
Zinc.
" Worm — a worm the oesophagus — Sabad.
in
" Worm —worm the throat—
rising in Spig.
'
' Worm — a worm creeping up throat— into Zinc.
Puls.
" Worm—worm moving throat Hyper. in
" Wheat— wheat throat behind mame-
hull in
brium Plb.
STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM.

" Air— was forcing way through stomach
air its
causing soreness —Bar. C.

" Air— became imprisoned
air epigastrium at
Rhus. T.
" Air— every of food he
particle turned ate to
the stomach— IOD.
air in
" Ball — or stone lying
ball stomach — Cocc.in C.
" Ball — twisted
ball epigastrium —
in Met. Ind.
" Balanced— stomach being balanced up and
down— Phos. Ac.
— — —— — — ,
Sensation as if —
Band band tightly drawn around body at
stomach— MAG-. PH.
Bitter — something bitter were in stomach
Cup. Met.
" Body —
a round body were ascending from
stomach Con.
Body — hard body were pressed into cavity of
pit ofstomach— Aur. Mur.
" Body — foreign body sticking in cardiac orifice
and behind the sternum Nat. Mur.
'
' —
Body—hard body lay in stomach Sinap.
" Breeze —cool breeze blowing on face when
heated— stomach — Gamb.
felt in
" Breaking— something breaking stom- loose in
ach every step —
at Ictodes.
Bullet — had lodged
bullet of stomach at pit
Tereb.
Cat — cat purring stomach —
in Fer. Sul.
" Cooking— something stomach Phos.
in
" Closed— stomach were closed— Cact. G.
" Coldness — icy coldness stomach Colch.
in
Compressed— stomach were compressed— Zinc.
•
' Contracted— of stomach were contracted
pit
Daphn.
11
Cough —cough came from stomach Bry.
" Cutting— glass were cutting stomach in
Calad.
'
' Cut— stomach were cut pieces — Magn Mur.
to .
Kali. C.
" Distended — stomach were distended vom- after
iting— Bry.
" Drawn — stomach tightly drawn against spine
— Verat. V.
" Drawn — stomach were drawn together Rhus.
T.
" Drawn — of stomach would be drawn inward
pit
— Dros. Jamb. ,
" Drawn —coats of stomach were spasmodically

drawn together— Arn.
— — —— —— —
Sensation as if Drew — stomach drew together a lump — and in
suddenly opened Mancin.

<
' Dry — food lay dry stomach Calad.
in
" Dryness — great dryness of stomach
in pit
Cup. M.
" Enlarged — of stomach were enlarged
pit
Mang.
'
' Expanded — stomach were expanded — Calc.
Ars.
" Fall — stomach would down Lyc.
fall
" Fire — coals of stomach— Ars.,
fire in Sul.,
Rub.
'
' Flame — flame rushing out of throat and stom-
ach— Euphor.
" Flame— flames from stomach Manein.
rising
" Food — stomach contained undigested food
Kobalt.
" Food— food up
filling the top — Graph.
to
" Food — stomach and oesophagus with food filled
— Argn. N.
'
' Food— one had been without food hunger until
were gone — Cocc.
" Gone — stomach were quite gone Gels.,
MUREX.
" Grasping — hand were grasping of stom-
inside
ach — Nux V.
" Growing— stomach were growing together
Spong.
" Hammers — two hammers beating in stomach
Graph.
" Hammers — hammer beating an ulcerated in
— Lachn.
spot in stomach
' 4
Hanging— stomach were hanging relaxed— Bar.
C, Staph.
IP.,
'
' Hanging — stomach were hanging down —
Carbo. V.
" —
Hanging stomach hanging loose when walk-
ing Hepar.
l<
—
Hung stomach and intestines hung down re-
laxed— IGT.
——— — ———————— — — ,
Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. t;7
Sensation as if Hung —stomach hung down heavily Merc.

'
' Heart —heart beat stomach— in the Jacae.
' 1
Heat —
gentle heat passed from stomach to and
through arms to fingers, then hand appears
as if dead— Con.
Heaved —stomach heaved up and down— Cocc.
" Hollow —stomach were hollow— Calad.
1
Instrument— some sharp instrument had made
wound stomach — Tab.
in
'
' Inflated— of stomach were
pit Dulc. inflated
' 1
Ice— lump of lodged
ice stomach — Bov. in
" Jerked—stomach jerked up Kali. Bi.
'
' Knife—knife were running her stomach into
Sil.
'
' Knife —knife stabbed of stomach —
in pit Nic.
" Knife —knife stabbing stomach Phos.in
" Knife —epigastrium were pierced with knife
Colch.
" Laced — lower part of stomach were tightly
laced Iqt.
" Lead —lead were stomach —
in eating a after
little Hepar.
" Lime— lime burned stomach with
in of rising
air Caust.
' Living—something jumping about
living in pit
of stomach Croc, Manein.
Liquid— moving from stomach
liquid into in-
testines— Millef.
Lodged—food lodged over of stomach orifice
— Iqt.
Lodged—something remained lodged stom- in
ach that would not pass Sep. off
Load — load of stone stomach Calc.

in C.
Load — heavy load stomach Gels.
in
Lead— lead were stomach

in Sil.
Lump — lump stomach — Lob.

in Medorr. ,
Sanic.
Lump —burning lump in stomach Lob.
— ——— — — —— —
Sensation as if Lump —
food formed itself into irregular
—
lumps Nux M.
—
Marble marble pressing from epigastrium to
heart Kalm.
Meat— as he had eaten tough meat or hard
if
nuts — China., Ars.

Open — stomach were standing open Spon.
Passing— contents of epigastrium were passing
into chest Cham.
Peppermint— he had eaten peppermint lozenges
— Camph.
Pieces — hard pieces were lying stomach in
Mancin.
—
Pins paper of pins stomach piercing
in flesh
Medorr.
Pins — pins were sticking stomach
in Igt.
Pressing— food pressing upon and hurting
stomach China.
Pressing — something pressing heavily on
stomach Phos.
Pressing— dull instrument pressing stomach in
— Nitr. sp. dulc.
Pressing— some one pressing forcibly with fist
against the stomach Rhod.

Pressure—pressure from plug stomach in
Millef.
Pressure — pressure came from stomach and
compressed the heart— NAT. MUR.
Pulled — of stomach pulled up
loose flesh at pit
on coughing Staph,
Pushed— were pushed
victuals of
to left side
stomach— Bry.
Quivering — a nerve were quivering the in
stomach and oesophagus Fer. Met.
Removed — stomach had been removed —
PHOS.
Reversed — peristaltic motion were reversed
Asap.
—region of stomach
Rolled rolled up into a ball
—Brv.
— ——— —— —— — —
—
Sensation as if Scalded —stomach were scalded Rob.

" Scraped —stomach were being scraped Sep.
Screwing — screwing together epigastrium in
Zinc.
Shook — stomach shook when walking— had to
be held up Merc.
Shortened — stomach were shortened— Igt.
" Shocks — shocks from battery from stomach
into epigastric region V. Iris.
Something — something were of stomach in pit
which excites cough — Bell.
'
Something— something ascended toward stom-
ach— Cocc. C.
'
' Something— something in stomach that ought
to come up— Eup. Perf.
Something— something moved up and down in
stomach and bowels Lyc
Something— something would be pressed off
below stomach Kalm.
" Something— something boring stomach in
Nat. sulph.
'
' Something— something forcing passage through
pit of stomach — Valer.
•'
Something— something from stom-
alive rising
ach throat
to Alb.
Verat.
Steam — steam from stomach
rising head into
— Lyc
Stone — stone pressing scorbiculum into
CHAM.
" Stone — stone on stomach— Cedr.
" Stone —pressure from stone stomach— in All.
Sat.
" Stone — stone were stomach Bry.
inCup. ,
Met. , Dios. , Igt. , Paris. , Nux V. ,

Opium,
Sep., Squill., Rhus. T., Zing.
" Stone — stone from
rolling side to side in
stomach G-rat.
" Stone — stone pressing at pit of stomach
Ptel., Rob.
— —— —
Sensation as if Stone — he had swallowed a of broken

as if lot
stones— Osm.
" Stone —cold stone were stomach—
in Sil.
' 1
Something jerking
alive stomach— Sang.
in
" Strapped — stomach were strapped together
Tell.
'
' Stream— wavelike stream moving through
hot,
abdomen, chest and throat— Lyss.
•
' Sink— stomach would sink abdomen
into
Dig.
" Substance — hard substance of stomach
in pit
Rumex.
" Substance —some hard substance the stom-
in
ach — Sang.
'
' Swollen— of stomach were swollen Bry
pit .
" Tearing— something tearing stomach

off in
Petr.
'
' Tied — stomach together— Carb.
tied Sul.
" Torn— stomach were torn with pinchers
Sulph.
'
' Torn — stomach were being torn out when
yawning— ARS.
" Twisted — something were twisted about the in
stomach — Nux V.
" Turning—viscera were turning outinside
Sep.
' 1
Undigested— food remained a long time undi-
gested the stomach— Mez.
in
'
' Vapor—hot vapor from stomach Merc
rising
'
' Water— stomach hanging down and swimming
in water Abbot.
1
'
Water — stomach of cold water — Grat.
full
" Water — cold water or epigastrium
ice in
Kreos.
" Water— stomach of water constantly
full
KALI. C.
" Water — stomach were of water—
full An. 01.
'
1
Water— had drunk a great deal of luke warm
water— Spong.
—
— —— — —
Sensation as if Weight —heavy weight lying on stomach

Staph.
'
' Weight — weight attached stomach — Dig.
to
Weight— every thing epigastrium were
in
weighted down Plumb.
<< Wind — stomach were of wind— Carbo.
full
Veg.
" Wind— stomach would burst with wind— AUG.
N.
" Worm —worm from stomach — Aaler.
rising
" Worms — worms gnawing the stomach
in
Amm. Mur.
" Worms —numberless worms crawling in epi-
gastrium Cina.
" Worms —worms were moving stomach in
Cocc.
Wriggling— an animal wriggling epigastrium in
Chel.
" Yeast— stomach of yeast —
full Sticta.
ABDOMEN AND HYPOGASTRIUM.

'
' Air — hot blowing over lower part of abdo-
air
men —Throm.
' 1
Air— airbubbles were pressed forcibly through
intestines and passed upward— Pal.
" Animal — an animal snapping and tearing por-
tions of of
insides —Palad.
intestines
" Asunder— symphysis pubis suddenly forced
asunder— Tereb.
'
' Ball — parts of abdomen were
inside up rolled
into a — Cham.
ball
" Ball — bowels drawn up a intoand abdo-
ball
men empty Cham.
Ball — ball rolling from right side of abdomen
toward stomach Lach.
'
' Ball — around
ball rolling abdomen or blad-
in
der when turning over— LACH.
" Ball — hard twisted lyingballumbilical in
region Kreos.
— — —— —
Sensation as if Ball — from

ball rising of stomach
pit larynx to
— Ars.
Kali.
Ball — balls together
rolling abdomen in
Colic.,Jatro.
Bag—bag not quite with
filled lay fluid in
bowels Plumb.
Band— band drawn from of one ilium
crest to
other— Jamb.
Band— with band around bowels
tightly tied
Arg. N.
Bandage — cold bandage over lower part of
abdomen— Lac. Fel.
Bandage — bandage
tight uterine region
in
Hyper.
Bitten— by something on lower part of
bitten
abdomen; itching— Carbol. Ac.
Blood— blood abdomen flowing backward
in
Elaps.
Boiler— working
boiler the abdomen — NIT.
in
AC.
Boiling— abdomen were boiling— Lachn.
Body —hard body lying groin Carbo.
in left
An.
Boring— something boring ovarian tumor
in
Zinc.
Bubbles — bubbles forming and bursting in
abdomen — Tarax.
Burned— something burned him internally in
abdomen— Cact.
Gr.
Burst— abdomen would burst from load — Am.
Mur.
Burst— would burst out through
intestines
abdomen— Squil.
Chisel — were thrust deep
chisel" upper into
abdomen, thence passing in a curve back-
ward, and downward into pelvis, then cut-
ting its way upward again Coloc.
Child — childwere bounding in her body
Therid.
Coals — red hot coals deep in pelvis Kreos.
—— —— — —— ——
Sensation as if Coals — hot abdomen Verat. Alb.

coals in
'
' Coals —hot the umbilicus — Merc.
coal at I. fl.
Coldness — coldness from abdomen

rising -to
throat Carbol. Ac.

" Constricted — everything abdomen were con-
in
stricted — Moschus.
'
' Constricted — were constricted —
intestines
Plumb.
'
' Cord— cord constricted hypogastrium — Chel.
;
'
Cord —cord connected anus and with navel,
pain on straightening— Fer. I.
" Cord — cord drawn across lower part of

tightly
loins Am.
" Creeping— abdomen of creeping things
full
Stann.
" Crosswise — were lying crosswise Arn.
foetus
" Cough — cough came from abdomen Con.
' Cut— were being cut—
intestines Coloc Coff .
,
" Cut—bowels would be cut pieces — Ant.

to T.,
Op.
'
' Cut— Abdomen would be cut pieces — Jalap.
to
" Cut— bowels were cut Merc
in pieces
" Digging — some one were digging fingers into
intestines— Bry.
" Distended— abdomen distended extremest to
degree — Strain.
" Drawn — colon were drawn up and
forcibly
backward spine — Dios.
to
" Drawn— bowels were drawn together Mang.
" Drawn — were being drawn toward
intestines
spine — Tereb.
" Drawn —abdomen were drawn — Verat. Ver. in
" Drawn — abdominal muscles were being all
drawn over the region of the uterus — Amyl.

Nit.
" Drawn— abdomen drawn^to spine by a string
Plumb .
" Drop—viscera of abdomen would drop on walk-

ing— M.
Fer.
" Drop — would drop — Cann.
intestines Sat.
—— — — — —— — ——
Sensation as if Drawn —navel were drawn —Nux V. in

•
' Electric — shocks darted through
electrical
abdomen to anus Coloc.
" — something eating
Eating in bowels Kali.
Bl
" Empty—whole abdomen were — Cham.,
empty
Dulc.
•< Expanded — abdomen were Calc. expanded—
Ars.
" Expanded— throat and abdomen expanded
Hyper.
' 1
Exposed—abdomen were exposed— Tereb.
' < Fall— every thing abdomen would
in out fall
Alum.
'
' Fall—every thing abdomen would
in down fall
—Nux V.
" Fall— bladder would side on which one
fall to
lay Puls.
(<
Falling— bones of pelvis were apart falling
Trill.
'
' Falling— bowels were out during
falling stool
—Kali. Br.
" Fell— from one side
intestines fell the other to
when turning bed Bar.
in C.
'
' Fell—a hard body from navel right side
fell to
when turning that side
to Lyc.
Fell — bladder from side
fell side and were >to
enlarged Sep.
'
' Fish— turning over each other
fish abdomen in
Pod.
" Flatus — passed down
flatus side of abdo- left
men to rectum but seemed to turn and go
upward bladder or womb— Pulex
to Ir.
" Fell—bowels side on which one were

fell to
lying Merc.
' < Fire — were
fire Mancin.
in intestines
" Fire — stream of passed through abdomen
fire
with — Ascl.
stool tub.
'
' Fluid— running from
fluid abdomen bottle in
—— — — —— ——
Sensation as if Fluid —
some fluid in lower part of right lung
wanted to discharge itself into region of
duodenum — Chenop. Vul.
" Fluid— dropping
fluid groin— Zing.
in left
< Fluid— rolled from one side
fluid the other to
in abdomen Plumb.
" Fluid — pouring
fluid abdomen — Rhod.
into
" Fluid— whole contents were
intestinal a in
fluid stateand violent commotion

in Polyg.
" Foetus —foetus moving uterus in Tarent.
1 '
Foetus —foetus turning somersaults womb in
Lyc.
" Forced —everything would be forced out of
pelvis — Xanth.
'
' Frogs — frogs croaking and rumbling bowels in
Coloc
" Frogs—frogs croaking abdomen Graph.
in
— /Sabad.
" Full — bladder were full and contents of abdo-
men would fall — Sep.
out over pubes
" Grasping —hand grasping and each intestines
finger sharply pressing — IP. in
" Hanging— were hanging down
intestines
Psor.
" Hanging— hanging loose and flabby
entrails
Ictedes.
" Hanging — stomach and hanging intestines
down relaxed — IGT.
l< Hanging— abdomen were hanging heavily
Carbe. v.
" Hung— bowels were hung on tearing easily

threads — Coloc.
i
; Ice—skin on right of were touched
side pelvis
with —Arg.
ice
' Instrument— an instrument going through
right groin into abdomen Sul. ac.
1
Knife — knife right abdomen on walking
in
Rhus. t.
Knife — knifelike stitching right side of in
abdomen Vim]).
— —— — —— —— —
Sensation as if Knife—knife sticking between umbilcus and

right groin — Ind. met.
Knife —knife thrust through the abdomen
Lach.
" Knife —knife thrust from umbilical region to
back Cup. met.
, " Knives —knives cutting in intestines Chel.
'
' Knives cutting in abdomen Kali Bi. ,
Sabad.,
Verat. alb.
" Knives —knives stabbing the abdomen in
Merc.
" —
Knots small being
intestines knots tied in
—Polyp.
" Knots — were strung
intestines knots in
Sulph.
'
' Liquid — moving from stomach
liquid into intes-
tines— Millef.
" Living— something the abdomen
living in
Cann. Sabin, Spong., Thuj.
S. ,
Live — a thousand things moving about

live in
the abdomen — Pod.
" Loose — abdominal viscera loose and dragging
when walking Nat. Mur.
" Loose —bones of were getting loose
pelvis
Murex.
Loose —bowels and shaking about on
loose
walking— Mang.
" Lump — lump turning and twisting whole in
abdomen — Sabad.
" Lump — heavy lump pressed abdomen in
Rhus. T.
Lump — lump lower abdomen Nux M.

in
1
'
Lump — lump rolling overand over on cough-
ing, rising from the right abdomen to throat
and back again Kali C.
'
' Lump —lump of hen eggsize and rising falling
in right and lumbar region Hydr.
iliac
" Lump — heavy lump from above
falling just
umbilicus small of back Laur.
to
" Motion— bowels were motion — Corn.
all in Cir.
— — —— —
Sensation as if Needles—being stuck with needles abdomen in

—
above hips on taking deep breath Castor.
" —
Needles stitching of needles or tearing in
abdominal muscles on Calc.
inspiration C.
'
' Needles —needles stinging abdomen Thuj.
in
'
' Needles — needles
dull of
stitching in right side
abdomen by navel —Verb.
1
'
Needles — many needles abdomen— Verb.
in
" Needles — pierced with
intestines needles fine
Zinc.
" Nails — spot abdomen were
in with seized nails
—Bell.
'
' Pencil— hard body lead
like were being
pencil
forced upward and backward from bladder
to kidneys — Sanic.
" Pieces —hard sharp movable abdo-
pieces in
men — Bov.
<
' Pins — two pins the
sticking to of umbili-
right
cus— Ind. M.
'
' Pinched — navel pinched with pinchers —
Verat. A.
'
'
—
Plug plug were lodged behind the umbilicus
Ran. Sc.
" —
Plate umbilical region covered with round
cold plate—Tereb.
i£
Pressed — pressed outward immedi-
intestines
ately below navel Bell.
<
' Pressed— hard body pressed from within out in
right inguinal region— Bell.

" Pressing— something pressing sore spot in in
pelvis Murex.
" Pressed—bowels, bladder and rectum pressed
by sharp instrument — Nux V.
" Pulled— abdominal walls were pulled inward
Plumb.
' 1
Room — there were not room enough hypo- in
gastrium — Tarent.
" Retracting— abdominal walls were retracting
against spine — Zinc.
— — —— —— —— — —
Sensation as if Screwed — inguinal region were being

left
screwed together — Zinc.
'
' Screwed — were screwed together —
pelvis
Caust.
Squeezed — something would be squeezed
through right lower abdomen Carb. Ac.
Sinking — were sinking down and
intestines
would be pressed out— Cann. Sat.
Something — something were forced through a
narrow space in abdomen Op.
Something — something alive in abdomen
Sabad.
Something— something pushing out
alive in
ileus Thuj.
Something— something beneath skin of
alive
abdomen — Spong.
Something—something would be pressed off
below stomach Kalm.
Something— something pelvis in over rolling to
right when lying on
side Lach. it
Something— something moved up and down in

stomach and bowels Lyc.
Something—something heavy lying side in left
of abdomen Lyc.
Something — something running and
alive
crawling in intestines
Cycl. *
Something— something and tumbling

rolling
in abdomen Croc.
Something— something jumping about
living in
the abdomen — CROC.
Something— something abdomen would
tight in
break loose if effort were made to stool
Apis.
Something— something lay in abdomen Bry.
Stone —stone down
pressing in abdomen and
small of back— PULS.
Stone —stone pressing on umbilicus—Verb.
Stone—stone from navel
rolled groin when to
lying on Lyc
left side
Stone — stone lying lower bowels — Diad.
in
— — — — —— .
Sensation as if Stone — abdomen of stones — Ant.

stuffed full
T.
'
' Stone — sharp stones rubbed together abdo- in
men — Cocc.
" Stone — heavy stone hypogastric region
in
Cocc.
" Stone — were squeezed between "two
intestines
stones Coloc.
1 '
Stone —heavy abdomen — Chim.
stone, in
'
' Stabbed — stabbed the abdomen — Coloc.
in ,
Op.
" Stabbed—stabbed the right pelvic region
in
Coloc.
" Shook —bowels shook when walking, and -had
to be held up Merc.
" String— abdomen constricted by a string
CHEL.
'
' Stick— with a
stick on each end extended
ball
from throat to left side of abdomen Kali.
C.
•' Sunken — abdomen were sunken— Sabad.
' 1
Tapped —some one tapped her hard on groin
Therid.
" Thread— of thread moving and twisting
ball
in abdomen — Sabad.
" Thread—thread cutting toward center
in belly
— Cepa.
" Tied— were
intestines up, with burning
tied
ARS.
' <
Tight —skin were too tight across lower part of
abdomen — Calc. Sul.
" Torn— would be torn apart on walk-
intestines
ing— All. S.
< <
Torn — were torn or cut— Asaf
intestines
" Torn— everything would be torn pieces to in
upper abdomen — GRAPH.

'
' Torn — were torn below navel
intestines
GRAPH.
.< Torn —abdomen torn pieces Kali.
to C.
'
< Torn —navel were be torn out— Stram.
to
———— — . —— —
Sensation as if Torn —abdomen would be torn open—VERAT.

A.
" Torn — adhered
intestines anterior abdominal
to
wall and were torn away— Verb.
" Torn — everything the umbilical region was
in
being shattered and torn — Nux V.
" Twisted— were twisted
intestines in different
directions — Pallad
" Twisted— bowels were twisted Plumb.
" Twisted — twisted
intestines a knot into
Verat. A.
" Twisted — were twisted by a cord and
intestines
strung knots — Elaps.
in
" Torn— something torn abdomen
loose in
Rhus. T.
" Vise — bowels were a inColoc. vise
" Vise — parts ovarian region were squeez-
in left
ed a
in Coloc.
vise
' 1
Water— hot water poured from chest ab- into
domen Sang.
" Water— intestines with water— Conch.
filled
Cont.
" Water— canal were
intestinal of water full
Kali. C.
' <
Water — boiling water poured over small of
back and through — pelvis Verat. V.
' 1
Water— hot water poured lower bowels
into
Ip.
' •
Water— drops of water abdomen
falling in
Lyc.
'
Water— hot water the
filled —Aloe. pelvis
'
' Water—hot water running down abdomen in
Chin.
" Water— cold water passed through the intes-
tines Kali. C.
" Weight;—weight hanging across and pelvis
bladder Nat. M.
Weight— heavy weight came lowinto pelvis,
down Kali. C.
—— —— ——— —— . . ,
Sensation as if —
Weight heavy weight pressing down-
in pelvis
ward and backward — Kali. P.
" Wind — abdomen were of wind— Carb. Ac.
full
" Wind —wind bowels and uterine region
in
Hydr.
" Worms — worms crawling abdomen in Calc. C.
" Wovms — a long worm were writhing region in
of transverse colon or duodenum Calad.
" Worms — worms crawling up and down ab- in
domen, and were biting and gnawing the
parts Dulc.
" Worms — worms gnawing about umbilicus
Grat.
RECTUM, ANUS, STOOL AND PERINiEUM.

'
' Ball— sitting on a ball in anus — Can. Ind.
Chim.
'
' Ball — ball pressing on perinseum on sitting
Chim.
Ball—ball in anus— SEP.
" —
Body anus and part of urethra were filled up
by a hard round body — Can. Ind.
" Constricted—rectum constricted Alum.
" Cut— arms were cut— NUX V.
'
' Done — he never would get done — Merc. stool
" Drawn — rectum was drawn and contracted
Pulex. , Init.
" Drawn — sphincter was drawn

ani in Plb.
<
' Drawn— anus drawn up rectum — Iodof
into
" Escape — would escape while passing
stool
wind — ALOE.
" Escape —thin would escape while passing
stool
flatus Aloe.
:<
Feces — feces ascended chest Lach.
to
< <
—rectum was distended gas
G-as Igt
1 <
Grown up—one of rectum was grown up
side
Rhus. T.
'
' Hammers — hammers throbbing
little anus in
Lach.
—— — — — —————— ——
The Medical Advance.
Knives —knives rectum — Calad.

in
Knife —hemorrhoids with a knife on tak-
split
ing a wide step Graph.
Knife —knife stabbing anus Ratan. in
Lead — boiling lead passed through rectum dur-
ing stool Thttj.
Liquid— rectum of liquid which
full feels
heavy and would out— ALOE.
fall
Lodged— feces lodged rectum Caust.

in
Lump — heavy lump anus in Sil.
Lump — lump lying perineal region — Therid.
in
Needles — needles sticking anus during in stool
— Carb. V.
Needles— on needles G-uaic.
sitting
Needles — rectum pierced by needles Mag. C.
Needles — needles stitching
fine rectum in
Thuj.
Needles— needles rectum — Medorr.
in
Open — anus were constantly open Apis.
Open — anus were open Phos.
Out— everything coming out anus, at after
— Throm.
stool
Pass — whole body would pass away with the
stool Robin.
Pepper— pepper were
anus Dulc. in
Pepper— pepper sprinkled on hemorrhoids
Caps.
Plug — plug wedged between pubes and os
Coccygis — ALOE.
Plug—plug in anus— Bry., Crot. H., Kali.
Bi., Lach.
Pin—hat pin through rectum from os Coccygis
—Carb. V.
Poker— red hot poker thrust up rectum
Kali. C.
Pressing— something dull
pressing out in peri-
naeum Asaf.
Pressing— something pressing out of rectum
Sep.
1 ————— — ——— —
Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. S3
Sensation as if Pressing —
hard body pressing backward and
downward against rectum and anus at stool.
Lil. Tig.
" Pressing— pressing against coccyx, by
flatus
which was retained—
it Zinc.
" Pressing—an angular body pressed inward in
rectum Prun.
'
' Pressing —
bowels, bladder and rectum pressed
by a sharp instrument Nux V. —
" —
Protruded rectum protruded and went back
with a jerk Ratan.
< 1
—bowels would protrude—
Protrude Tub. Ascl.
1
Remained — something remained rectum in
Sul.
after stool
'
' Remained—more remained
feces be passed to
—Nux V.
'
' Remained —part of feces remained in rectum
Nit. Ac.
" Sand —sand, sticks or gravel in the rectum
COLLIN.
" Sand —passing sand from the rectum— Ars.
'
' Skin — skin rubbed the anus— Carb. Ac.
off
" Screw— screws boring upward and downward
in the anus — Fer. Iod.
4 • Sharp— on something sharp Lach.
sitting
" Something— something would pass the bowels
—Ascl. Tub.
' 1
Splinter— the rectum
splinter in Nit. Ac.
" Splinter— of
splinters rectum
glass in every in
direction Ratan.
<< Split— would
stool the anus
split Mez.
" Sticks— sand, or gravel
sticks rectum in
COLLIN.
" Sticks —sharp sticks were being pressed into
rectum Nit. Ac.
" Sticks— pressing into rectum —Rumex
stick C.
1 •
Stuffed—anus stuffed Apis. full
1
Substance —foreign substance lying in the
rectum Nat. M.
— — — —— ——
Sensation as if Thorn — thorn pricking in anus — Lyss.

" Tied up —rectum tied up with strictures
Syph.
<
' Torn—rectum were torn to pieces Sul. Ac.
" Torn—anus were torn Erig.
" Torn—rectum torn open during stool Calc.C.
<< Twisted— something twisted and turned about
in a circle in anus, and something like drops
of water flowed — down Fer. Iod.
" Twisted—rectum and anus were twisted up
Ratan.
" Water— cold water anus— Can.
tickling in S.
" Water— were boiling water— Merc.
stools Sul.
" Weight—ten-pound weight hanging upon the
rectum — Jamb. Euj.
" Worms —worms rectum and anus— Agar.
in
'
' Worms — worm the anus — Cinnab.
large in
'
' Worms — thread worms crawling the anus in
Croc
" Worms —worms anus —
in Fer. Iod.,
Elaps.
«
< Worms —worms crawling about anus Ter. in ,
Zinc.
URINARY ORGANS— KIDNEYS.
Biting—something biting
passing urethra
Guaic.
Body — a body was being forced
cylindrical
through the urethra— Stram.
Body— anus and part of urethra were up filled
by hard, round body — Can. Ind.
Bubbling — something bubbling in right kid-
ney Medorr.
Bullets — or something similar
bullets fill in
bladder — Pulex.
to its outlet Irrit.
Calculus — calculus passing ureters — Medorr.
Calculus — calculus impacked ureter in left
Cereus. Bon.
Drawn — urethra drawn up knots — Can.
into S.
Drops — drops of urine were urethra — Cedr.
in
— ——— —— — —— —
Sensation as if Drops- — last drops remained behind on urinat-

— Arq. Nit.
Drops —a biting drop forcing way out at its
tip of urethra— Selen.

Drops —drops came out of bladder Sep.
Dropping— constant dropping of urine from
urethra Cedr.
Fall —bladder would side on which he
fall to
lay Puls.
Fell —bladder from side
fell side and was
to
enlarged Sep.
Gonorrhoea —gonorrhoeal discharge in urethra
—Can. I.
Iron—red hot passed along urethra

iron
CANTH.
Knives—knives plunged kidneys Arn.
into
Lead pencil —hard body lead pencil was
like
being forced upward and backward from
bladder to kidneys — Sanic.
Needle —needles pricking urethra— Can.
into I.
Needle—needle sticking forepart of urethra

in
— Caps.
Needle—needle sticking right kidney
in
Staph.
Passed—few drops passed through urethra
Ambr. Thuj.
Selen.
Pressed— something pressed against right kid-
ney—Am. Br.
Pressing— cutting instrument pressing in fore-
part of —Nux V.
urethra,
Pressing— Blunt instrument big as thumb
pressing in kidney Gels.
Raw — urethra was raw Colch.

Remained — something remained behind on
urinating Gels. Berb.
Run — something would run out of urethra,
Carb. Sul.
Running — something running out of urethra
Dig.
Scalded — urethra was scalded Apis.
— — —— —
Sensation as if Sore —
a sore was in urethra when urinating
Cinnab.
'
' Sticking— —
something sticking in urethra As-
par.
'
' Stuffed— urethra stuffed up — Syph.
1 '
Swelling — swelling retarded passage of urine
Hipp.
" Tape — a tape prevented passage of water
Thuj.
" Urine— urine passing after urinating
still
Aspar. Viburn.
" "Water— very hot water passing over parts
when urinating Lao. Dep.
" Worm — large worm twisting in bladder — Bell.
MALE SEXUAL ORGANS.

'
' Compressed— right testicle compressed Staph.
" —
Compressed testicles compressed and drawn
—
up Zinc.
" — —
Cough cough felt in testicles Zinc.
" —
Crushed testicles were being^crushed RHOD. —
" —
Drawing testicles were drawing up into the
—
abdomen Bell.
'
' —
Drawn testicles were drawn up into inguinal
ring— Sec. C.
" Knife—knive drawn through Aur.
testicle
Met.
" Knots — urethra drawn up knots — Can.
into S.
" Moved — moved — Thuj.
testicles
" Needles —needles pricked .frenum of penis
in
—Cor. R.
" Rubbed — Shirtrubbed penis walking
in
Zinc.
" Seized— by a hand and pulled
testicles seized
severely Ol. An.
'
' Seized— a small bundle of were seized
fibers in
prepuce— Jac.
'
' Splinter— or chancre
splinters sticking in ulcer
— Nit. Ac.
1 —— — — ————— —
Repertory of Symjitoms, Etc. 87
Sensation as if Squeezed— left had been squeezed

testicle
Bapt.
" Stretch— urethra was put on a during stretch
coition Arq. Nit.
1
Swollen—prostate gland swollen—Aloe.
'
' Torn— Spermatic cord would be torn pieces to
on coughing Nat. M.
FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS.

Beating — uterus beating against right ovary
Angust.
" Body — foreign body from uterus
rising to
chest—Raph.
' 1
Bubbling—something bubbling right ovary in
—Medorr.
" Burst—something burst womb Elaps.
in
" Child—child was bounding her body in
Therid.
" Cotton— Small of cotton
ball vagina—Pulex
in
Irr.
" Crossed —limbs must be crossed prevent to
protrusion from vagina Sep.

• '
Crosswise— foetus lying crosswise Aen.
" Dilating— os was
uteri — dilating Sanic.
1 '
Drawn— heart and ovaries were drawn up to-
gether Naja.
< 1
Enlarged— vulva were enlarged Sil. Zinc.
<< Fall —genital organs would out during
fall
stool Pod.
" Falling— uterus over— Ang.
falling
<< Flea— — Culex. Mus.
flea biting labial, fissure
<
Foetus—foetus moving womb in Tarent.
i; Forced—everything was being forced out of
pelvis—Xanth.
'
Forced —womb would be forced from vulva
Con.
» Issue— everything would from the vulva
issue
— Bell. Sep. Nat.
Lil. Tig. C.
<< Knife — knife cutting ovary Sabad.
into
— —— —— ——— ——— ——
88 The Medical Advance,
Sensation as if Knife—knife suddenly thrust from pudendum

into right thigh— Croc.
" Knot— uterus drawn up a knot
into Ustil.
" Large — vagina was large— Sanic.
" Needles — needles stitching ovaries
in Coloc.
" Needles—needles darting upward uterus in
Lac, C.
" Open — os was open Lac.
uteri
" Pass — prolapsus would occur and internal or-
gans would pass out Calc. C.
" Passing — something passing out of womb
Ast. Rub.
" Plug—dull plug driven from right ovary to
womb Iod.
" Pushed—internal genitals were being pushed
out Murex. P.
" Pushing— something pushing up vaginain
when sittingFee. Iod.
" Pushing— something pushing the womb
in
Ast. Rub.
" —
Slivers or
slivers or about womb
sticks in
Arg. Nit.
" Sac—distended sac ovary — Medorr.
in left
'
' Squeezed — uterus squeezed by a hand Gels.
'
' Steam — scalding steam pouring vagina
into
Pulex. Irrit.
" Something— something coming away — with
bearing down Fer. Iod.
Somethings-something was coming out of
vagina Kreos.
" Swelling—uterus were swelling—Ang.
' Turning—foetus turning somersaults womb in
— Lyc
" Water— warm water flowing down— leucor-
rhoea— BOR.
' 1
Watch— of watch
tick side of vagina
in left
Alum.
" Wave — wave went from uterus throat to
Gels.
" Wind — uterus of wind
full Phos. Ac.
— — — ——— ——— —
Repertory of /Symptoms, Etc. 89
LARYNX AND TRACHEA.

Sensation as if Air— too cold for larynx—Hipp.
air
Air— too much were passing

air mouth into
Therid.
" Apple seed— apple seed lodged cellsupper in
larnyx or rima — Bry.
glottidis
" Ball— from
ball -rising of stomach
pit into
larynx— Ars.
Kali.
" Body— foreign body lying over larynx Igt.
" Body —foreign body stopped up larnyx Arg.
M.
" Body — foreign body larynx—
in Cubeb. Bell.
" Body— small foreign body larynx with de-
in
swallow—
sire to Calc. Fl.
" Body —foreign body windpipe — Brom.
in Ter.
'
< Closed— larynx and throat were closed— Tarax.
'
' Closed— upper part of larynx suddenly closed
upon breath Mosch.
" Contracted— larynx contracted Alum.
" Constricted— someone constricted the larynx
Bell.
'
' Cord — cord was drawn around trachea Cham.
" Denuded— larynx was denuded— ACON.
" Down — down larynx Sul.
tickling in
: '
Drawn — larynx drawn shut — Am. C.
'
' Dust —one were inhaling dust — ARS.
" Dust — dust throat and lungs
in Calc. C.
'
' Dust —dust or feather -down trachea
tickling in
—Calc C.
" Dust— dust trachea,
in and behind the
throat,
sternum — Chel.
" Feather— dust or feather— down tickling in tra-
chea Calc. C.
<< Feather— feather larynx Dros. Lyc.
in
" Film — trachea was closed by a Mang. film
1 '
Fluid — same had gone
fluid wrong passage
into
— Lach.
' 1
Forced— larynx and throat were forced asunder
—Kali. Ars.
———— — —— ————— — — -
Sensation as if Fur—larynx lined with fur Phos.

" Hair — hair larynx—Naja.
in
" Iron —rima composed of an iron
glottidis
ring— Chlor.
" Knife—knife cutting larynx— Maucin.
in
" Lump— lump behind larynx— Ustil.
" Lump— lump larynx— Medorr.
in
1
'
Lump— lump of a walnut sticking behind
size
larynx Calc. C.
'
' Lump— a lump of phlegm moving up and down
in windpipe on coughing. Calc. C.
'
' Leaf— small obstructed windpipe on hawk-
leaf
ing— Ant. Tart.
" Mucous — larynx was covered with a dry mu-
cous Coff.
" Membrane membrane were
tough moyed
about by cough Kali. C.
" Nail— nail pressing in larynx Spono.
" Notes—notes of piano vibrated in larynx —
CALC. C.
" Peppermint—he had inhaled peppermint
Sanic.
< Plug —plug larynx Spong.
in
'
' Pressed — larynx was pressed upon Chel.
'
' Pressed — larynx pressed back against oesopha-
gus Chel.
'
'
Pressed — thyroid pressed —Bar.
cartilage in C.
" Pressing —some one pressing windpipe be-
tween thumb and Lach. finger
" Raw — whole larynx raw— Chlor.
" Skin— a skin larynx Lach. Phos. Thuj.
in
" Smoke — airpassages were of smoke full
Brom.
" Something were torn loose in larynx on cough-
ing Calc C.
Something had fallen into trachea with whist-
ling in the throat —Aloe.
'
'
Something suddenly run from neck to larynx
and interrupted breathing Lach.
'
Something were in larynx Fer. Met.
—— — — —— — ——— — .
Sensation as if Space —windpipe had not space enough Cist.

'
' Sponge —breathing through a sponge Spong.
'
' Stone — stone trachea—
in Sanic.
'
' Sticking — something larynx — Raph.
sticking in
" Sulphur —vapor of sulphur suddenly caused
constriction of larynx Mosch.
" Sulphur—vapor of sulphur larynx Ipec. in
Paris.
" Sulphur —vapor of sulphur larynx in excites
cough— ARS., Carb. V.
'
' Thread—one were drawing on a thread in la-
rynx from front backwards— Ars. Calc.
" Talon — talon were larynx Lach.
sticking in
" Ulcers — small larynx Nit. Ac.
ulcers in
'
Valve — stopper or valve larynx Spong.
in
" Vapor— vapor trachea causing cough Bry.
in
" Water—quantity of water flowing wind- into
pipe Spio.
INTERNAL CHEST AND LUNGS.

<
' Air— she inhaled did not reach of stom-
air pit
ach Prun.
" Air—cavity upper part of lungs
in with filled
burning Medorr.
air
'
' Air— did not penetrate chest—Rumex.
air
" Air—could not get deep enough
air lungs into
— Caps.
" Air— enough— Bry.
can't inspire air
£ '
Air— did not get enough air the chest into
Brom.
'
' Air—room had been exhausted of —Nux V. air
'
' Air— escaped from lungs
air pleural cavity
into
— Chlor.
tt Air— there were no chest air in Kali. C.
< !
Adhered — lungs adhered chest— Cad. Sul
to
< <
Adhered — lower lobe of lung adhered
left to
rib3 Kali. C.
" Adhering — left lobe of lung was adhering
EupllOJ'b.
— —— — —
Sensation as if Alive— something jumping

alive chest in
Croc.
" Balls— hot balls dropped from each breast
through toback, down back, along
rolling
each limb and dropping heels — follow-
off at
ed by balls of ice Lyc

'
' Band —band around chest Lobel. Phos. ,
" Band —band constricting chest transversely

Zinc.
'
' Band — rubber band drawn around right lung
Culex. Mus.
" Band— band encircling chest of pleura
at line
— Cap.
'
' Band— chest encircled a tight band—
in Ac. Pic.
" Bladder— bladder hung chest— Aur.
in left
Met.
" Blood— blood forcing way
its the into finest
vessels of the lungs — Zinc.
' •
Blood —blood rushed from heart into chest and
would burst out above — Spong.
" Body — foreign body from uterus
rising to
chest— Raph.
" Body —broad body with many points were
pressing upward chest and dorsal mus-
in
cles of — Spong.
left side
'
' Bound — throat and chest were bound together
— Ars.
'
' Bound —chest were bound Cact. G.
" Breath — each breath would be the Apis. last
'
' Breath — breath would be taken away from rid-
ing rapidly down —BORAX.
hill
" Breath — breath remained stopped between the
scapulae — Calc. C.
'
' Breath— breath would leave her on lying down
—Lac C.
'
' Breath — breath was stopped of stomach
at pit
—Rhus. T.
" Bubbling— something bubbling and boiling in
chest— Lachn.
——— — — — — —
Sensation as if Burst — something would burst chest in

Rhus. T.
" Cask —chest was a big empty cask Phyt.
'
' Clogged— lungs were clogged Phos.
" Compressed —chest were compressed Cact.
G.
'
' Constricted— everything chest were
in tightly
constricted Plat.
'
' Constricted— upper portion of lungs were
-both
constricted— Coca.
" Constricted— tight
waistcoaticonstricted chest
— Lycop.
" Constricted— lungs constricted and up tied in
bundles Dig.
" Constricted—walls of chest were being con-
stricted Dig.
' 1
Contact— lungs came contact with the back
in
— Sul.
" Contents —chest deprived of contents its
Stan.
" Cord—cords pulling from suprasternal fossa,
downwards and sideways — Apis.
" Cords — with cords around chest and
ligated
waist morning Arg. Nit.
in
" Cotton— lungs with cotton Kali.
stuffed Bi.
<
' Crowbar— a crowbar were pressed from tightly
right breast came and
to left until it twis-
ted a knot about the heart — Tabac.
in
t
. Cut— chest cut pieces —
to Kali. Iod. , Zinc. \
" Distended— something chest were being

in
distended which could not be completely
distended Bry.
" Drawing — chest were drawing together — Py-
rogen.
" Drawn — breast drawn toward back by a
left
string— Croc.
'
' Drawn— lung drawn up
left hand and then
in
let loose— Medorr.

" Drawn — lung drawn
left right side— Medorr.
to
'
' Drawn — chest were drawn together— Nux V.
—— — . — —— ———— —
Sensation as if Drawn — something tight drawn around right

lower chest — Culex. Mus.
" Drawn — sternum gradually drawn toward
spine — Syph.
" Drops — drops
falling chest— Thui. in
" Dropped —something had dropped down in
chest — Bar. C.
" Dry — everything the chest were dry
in Merc.
'
'
Dust— inhaling dust — Ip.
'
' Dust— dust the lungs
in Hepar.
" Dust — dust the throat and larynx
in Calc
C.
" Dust—one were inhaling dust — ARS.
'
' Empty — chest were empty— Vine. M.
" Enlarged— of chest enlarged ten fold
calibre
— Phyt.
" Ether— having inhaled ether G-loN.
' 1
Eviscerated—chest were eviscerated Phos.
" Expand—something should expand but would
not— BRY.
" Expand — root of lung could not expand
Chrom. Ac.
" —
Feces feces ascended chest Lach. to
'
' Feather —feather swaying and fro bron- to in
chia RUMEX
" Fell—something forward fell thorax on in
turning on right side Sul.
' •
Fire —from of coalsfrom chest shoul-
fire to
der Lach.
" Fluid— bubbling
fluid middle lobe of right
in
lung— Tell.
'
' Fluid— dropping
fluid chest in left Puis.
4
' Food— food lodged chest— Am. M. in
" Full— thorax was —Medorr. full
'
' Full — lower part of chest too and full tight in
morning Puls .
'
' Full—chest were too of blood Calc.full C.
Lil. Tig.
" Full —chest were and not enough room
to full
in it Caps.
—— ——— ——— ———— —
Sensation as if Full— chest were too Lyc. full Ptjls.

' <
Girdle—tight hindered breathing Chel.
girdle
'
' Grating— something grating chest upon in in-
spiration — Eup. Pur.

" Grown — something had grown the fast in
chest Sul.
" Hanging—everything chest was hanging
in
down — Crot. T.
: '
Half — chest could only be half filled— Dig.
" Hoop — chest were bound by a hoop Ars.
'
' Hollow— chest were hollow — Ars. Aspar. Chin.
Crot. T., Sep.
'
' Hollow —chest were hollow and cold Zinc.
<
1 Hot —she had something hot inside the chest
— Spong.
" Hypertrophied — all tissues in chest were hy- v
pertrophied —Chlor.
< <
IC e — lump of ice in right chest Sul.
" Iron —hot iron had been run into chest and
a hundred weight put on it Naja.
" Iron—bar of iron around the chest Arg.
Nit.
4
Knife — knife thrust right chest— Corn.
in Fl.
" Knife — knife thurst

dull chest betweeninto
and sixth
fifth Dulc.
ribs
Knife —knife thrust chest—

into left Stan.
'
Knife — knife thrust top of into lung left
Sep.
" Knife—knife plunged chest Nux M.
into
1 '
Knife—knife chest— Sumbul.
in
< <
Knives — knives cutting chest— in Psor.
" Knives —knives thrust chest— HYDRAS.
iDto
" Knives — two knives going toward each other
chest
in Kali. C.
<
« Laced—chest were laced— Glon.
<
Load—she had a load on upper part of lungs
ARS.
' '
Loose — everything chest were too
in loose, .short
or wabbling about Spig.

Lump — lump in chest Ambr.
— — —
————
Sensation as if Lung —a piece of lung would come out on

coughing —-Mag. Sul.
< 1
Lying — during sleep someone was lying on him
—Pyrog.
" Mass—hard mass collected the lungs in
Sticta.
'
' Mucous— lungs were of mucous
full Lyc.
" Mucous — respiratory passages with mu- filled
cous — Copaiba.
" Narrow — chest were too narrow—GRAPH.,
01. an., Seneg.
'
' Narrowed — cavity of thorax narrowed Agar.
1
'
Needle — red hot needle burning upper part in
of chest— An.
01.
" Needle — needle sticking chest
in Spig.
left-
" Peppermint— he had inhaled peppermint

Sanic.
" Pieces —chest would pieces — Lactuca
fly to
Vir., Sul
'
' Pins—pins and needles under sternum Kali.
Bi.
'
' Plug—plug of mucous moving chest — Coc. C
in
" Pressed—chest pressed inwards from both
sides— Cina.
Bell.,
" Pressed— lungs pressed against spine Laur.
' <
Pressed— lungs were pressed up into the throat
—Lach.
" Pressed— something were being pressed away
from sternum Kalm.
1 '
Pressing— pressed against lungs
ribs Iris. v.
'
' Pressing— chest oppressed by some one pressing
upon with hand—FER. M.
it
" Prevented —something chest prevented ex-

in
halation when talking or coughing Dros.
" Pulled— something pulled from spleen into
chest— Borax.
" Pushed— lungs pushed back spine — Seneg.
to
'
' Raw —chest were raw —Gamb.
inside
—— —— —— . —— — ,
Sensation as if Rivet — rivet from upper part of left lung to

scapula Sul.
'
' Ruptured —inner and lower third of lung right
were ruptured — Chlor.
" Screwed — chest screwed together — Glon.
1
'
Short— chest was too short— Lars
" Sinking — lungs were sinking down— Bad.
'
' Small — chest were too small Igt.
" Smoke — inspiring smoke or pitch Bar. C.
Nat. Ars.
" Smoke —lungs full of smoke Bar. C.
" —
Something something size of fist were in
chest and throat —
Cic. V.
'
' Sore —her breath was fanning a soreblistered
in the lungs — Medorr.
<
' Stick — dull stickpricking chest—
in right Pal.
" Sternum — sternum lying too and oppress-
close
ed breathing Cina.
" Stone — heavy stone chest— Alum.
in
" Strapped —chest was strapped — Ailan.
'
' String — pulling
string breast— Sumbul.
in right
" Stuck — stuck together— Ailan.
all air cells
" Stuffed— chest was Lach.
stuffed
£<
Sulphur— he had inhaled sulphur fumes
Lycop.
1 '
Suspended — organs suspended from
all internal
chest Lil. Tig.

< <
Tied— lungs were with a thread—
tied Mur. Kali.
' <
Tearing — something tearing chest Spig.
in
" .Tearing— something was tearing away lungs in
—Nit. Ac.
'
Tight— garments too about chest-Millef
tight .
Nux V.
<
Tight — clothes were too around chest
tight
— CAUST. Phos.
1 1
Tight— lungs were too Nat. M.
tight
<
Torn— something torn under
loosesternum on
coughing Phos .
<
Torn— heart and breast were torn pieces to
Hyos.
— — — — ——— — .
9S The Medical Advance.
Sensation as if Torn — lungs were torn out— Elaps.

'
' Torn —something torn loose during inspiration
— Berb.
" Torn— everything torn chest— Psor.
in
'
' Torn — something torn loose chest— NUX V
in
'
< Torn— something would be torn out of chest by
cough — Rhus. T.
" Turned— something turned round chestin
Stram.
' <
Vise — front of chest had been compressed in
vise Helon.
'
' Water— hot water were floating in chest— Hepar.
1
<
—
Water drops of hot water in left chest— Hepar.
'
' —
Water boiling water poured into chest Aeon. —
' 1
—
Wave cold wave in the chest Camph.
'
' —
Wave hot wave like steam moving through
abdomen and chest Lyss. —
'
' —
Wave left lung moved in waves Dulc.
'
' —
Weight heavy weight in chest Lactuc. —
OUTER CHEST AND MAMMAE.
'
' Air— streamed from the nipples Cycl.
air
" Ants —ants were running over chest Mez.
'
' Band — iron band encircled chest— C ACT. GR.
' 1
Band — narrow band drawn tightly around lower
third of chest— Chlorum.
'
' Beaten—chest had been beaten— APIS.
" Breast-bone — an instrument passed through
the breast-bone Calc. Phos.
" Close — Sternum lying too close and oppressed
breathing Cina.
'
' Cord —cord tightly around lower part of
tied
chest^CACT. G-R.
" Cloths—she had wet cloths applied anterior
to
wall of thorax only when walking open in
—Ran. B.
air
" Crushed — sternum was being crushed in
Kreos.
— —— — —— ——— —
Sensation as if Dislocated —
one rib had been dislocated and
—
snapped back again Calad.
' 1
Drawn — skin on chest was drawn up—Syph.
" Drop —mammae would drop Cast. Eq.
off ,
Iod.
" Electric— sparks on
fine electric end of sternal
right clavicle— Carb. Ac.
" Enlarged—mammary glands enlarged Sep.
'
' Fleas — between mammae— Phos. Ac.
fleas biting
'
' Feel — she could every muscle and
feel fibre in
the right side
Sep.
1 '
Grasped— sternum was grasped Sil.
" Heavy— something heavy on chest
resting
Iodof.
'
' Hoop—chest were bound with a hoop Ars.
'
' Insects— crawling over
insects mammae left
Ant. T.
11
Knife —knife thrust through and back
side
Ran. B.
" Knife —knife plunged Can.
into right side
" Lead—chest would be crushed by mass of
lead Plat.
" Lice— Lice on chest— Led.
" Load — heavy load on chest Elaps., PHOS.,
Stront. C, Verat. V. 1
" Load— heavy load lying on chest night all
Ars. Met.
1 '
Load— load pressing front on chest— Carb.
in
Ac.
'
' Needles —needles stitchingmammae
in left
CON.
'
Needles — stitches with needles and small spot
between left nipple and axilla deep in
Calad.
4
Pressing— sternum pressing inward—Rhus. T.
' 1
Pressing— pressing against lungs
ribs V. Iris.
" Pricking— were broken and points prick-
ribs
ing the Sep.
flesh
" Rolled— Chest were rolled up — Carb. V.
— —— —— — —
Sensation as if Rose — hard induration breast rose higher

in
Carb. An.
'
' Sink — chest walls would sink in Ptelia.
" Splinter — pimples on sternum Am.
splinter in
C.
' 1
Stone — a stone lying on chest — Viol. od.
'
' Stove — heat from hot stove on external chest
— Lach.
" Stone — Stone pressing lower sternum —
at Lil.
" String — leftbreast drawn toward back by a
string— Croc.
" Tearing — something tearing below nipple left
— Han. B
" Tongs — leftmammary region torn with red
hot tongs Chin. Ars.
" Torn — thoracic walls anterior heart were to
torn away— Cereus. Bon.
" Torn — sternum were torn pieces Dig.
to
" Torn — breasts were torn toward body — Bufo.
" Vise — front of chest had been compressed in
a — aching Helon.
vise
' 1
Weight— a weight on chest region of in ster-
num — Chloral.
" Weight above curiform cartilage Nat. Phos.
" Wind— wind in cellular above nipple
tissues
of right breast— Merc. I. Fl.
HEART, BLOOD VESSELS AND PRECARDIA.
" Alive— Something struggling about heart

alive
' < Alive— something running heart— Cycl.
alive in
— Eq.Cast.
1
' Ascending— heart was ascending throat to
Pod.
" Band— narrow band body and lying
encircling
upon the heart Phos.
" Band— heart were hanging by bands tightly
drawn around Kali. C.
it
* 1
—
Beating heart ceased beating and then gave
one hard thump Aur. Met.
—— — ——— — —
Sensation as if Belching —something heart preventedin belch-

—
ing Ars.
Calc.
" Blood — blood went
all heart Lil.
to Tig.
" Blood — blood rushed from heart chest and to
would burst out above — Spong.
'
' Bound — heart bound together and could not
beat— Asaf.
" Bound — heart bound down or had'nt room
enough— CACT. GR.
Bubble — lump or bubble from heart and
started
forced through the — Nat. Phos.
arteries
'
' Burst— heart and veins would burst night at
Am. C.
'
' Cap —cap over the heart— Zinc.
" Cavity — cavity where heart ought be to
Medorr.
" Clutched — heart were clutched Cact. Gr.
" Cold — blood running cold through the veins
Rhus. T.
' 1
—
Compressed a pressure came from stomach
and compressed the heart Nat. M.
" Contracted —heart were being contracted
Glon.
" —
Crowbar crow bar were pressed tightly from
right breast to left till it come and twisted
knot about the heart— Tobac.
in a
" Crushed —breast were being crushed Spig.
<
' Drawn — heart and ovary were drawn up togeth-
Naja.
er
1
' Electric— sparks from heart
electric front of to
neck Graph.
" Enlarged — heart were enlarged — Meadorr, Py-
SUL.
rog.
" Filled— heart the chest— Ceuch. Cont.
filled
1 ' Fluttering — wings,
bird's heart
fluttering in
Cact. Gr.
<
' Full — heart too or swoolen Asaf.
full
" Grasped — heart violently grasped and relaxed
alternatively Lil. Tig.
" Grown — heart had grown fast Rhus. T.
— — — — — ,
Sensation as if Grasped — something grasped the heart — Nux

M.
" Hand —heart grasped by an iron hand CACT. —
GR., Iod.
" —
Hand hand grasping base of heart Iodof. —
'
' —
Hanging heart hanging by a thread and every
beat would tear it off Lach.
" — —
Hot blood was boiling hot^in veins Medorr
'
' Hung — heart hung by a thread Lyc.
'
Jerked — blood would be jerked out of veins
Nux V.
" Jumped — heart suddenly jumped out of its
place — Merc. i. fl.
'
' Knife — knife cutting up and down apex of in
heart Lac. Def.
<
' Laced — heart were laced — Merc. Peren.
tightly
'
' Large — heart too containing cavity
large for
Lach.
" Large — heart were too large — Bufo. Pyrog. ,
" Lump — lump or bubble started from heart and

forced through — Nat. Phos.
arteries
" Lump — a throbbing lump the heartinside
Cup., Sul.
" Marble — marble pressing from epigastrium to
heart Kalm.
'• Moving — moving
reptile cardiac region
in
Cact. Gr.
'
' Needles — needles pricking region of heart
in
Asa, Tub.
" Needles —needles were crosswise in ventricles
— Iber. Am.
" Needles — needles pricking heart— Lyss. in
Maucin.
" Pressing — something were pressing against
heart Eup. Pesp.
'
' Right side — heart were on right side — Sinap.
'
' Right —heart were on the right side and
side
were being squeezed— Borax.
' £
—
Ruptured cardia was ruptured Calend. —
" —
Screwed heart was screwed together Naja.
— — — —— —— —
Sensation as if Shot —-shot were rolling through arteries— Nat.

Phos.
Small — heart too small a place
-was in Eup.
Perf.
1
'
Squeezed — heart were suddenly squeezed Arn
'•
' Squeezed— heart were squeezed together— IOD.

" Squeezed — heart were squeezed by a hand
Spig.
; 1
Squeezed — heart was squeezed— Tarent.
" Squeezed — heart would be squeezed Nux off
M.
" —
Still stood
circulation — Lyc.
still Gels.,
Still— heart stood still— Aur. Met. DIG. Sep. ,
,
" — heart were suddenl}' standing

Still still
Argent. M.
'
' Stone —great stone upon the heart— Cereus.
laid
bow.
'
' Stone —cold stone the heart
in Petr.
" Stopped — heart suddenly stopped beating fol-
lowed by heavy throbbing— Rumex.

" Stopped— heart stopped frequently Tig. Lil.
" Stopped — heart had stopped — Ant. Eub. Chin.,
Ars. Luna.
.
Stopped— heart stopped beating— V. Cic.

£
'
Stop — heart would stop beating she moved if
DIG.
" Stop — heart would stop she stoodif still
GELS.
'
' Strained— heart had been strained— ANT. TAR.
" —
Suspended heart suspended from ribs when
lying on left side Kali. C.
" Swollen — heart swollen lying on left side
Ang.
'
' Tired — heart were — Pyrog.
tired
'
' Torn — heart had torn loose and were sway-
itself
ing and
to by a thin thread Dig.
fro
" Turned — heart turned over Cact. Gr.
" Turned — heart turned over and forward
Camph.
<
' Turned — heart were around Aur. Met.
turning;
— — — —— — — ,
Sensation as if Turned —heart turned over and ceased beating

for a while Lach.
" Turned— heart turned and twisted around
Tarent.
'
' Vacuum — vacuum heart— Chrom. Ac.
at
" Vibrating— blood-vessels

all body were in
vibrating — Phel.
" Vise — heart squeezed or grasped in a vise
LIL. TIG.
'
' Watch —pulse of watch — Ambr.
felt like tick
' 1
Water — hot water running through veins-- Ars.
Rhus. T.
" —
Water blood was cold water Verat. Alb.
" —
Water hot water or oil running through veins
all night long— Syph.
'
' Water— heart beating water— Sumbul.
in
< 1
Water— cold water dropped from heart Can. S.
'
' Water— heart were drowned a basin of water
in
— Bufo.
< 1
Water— heart were working water— Bor.
in
'
' Weighed — something heavy weighed heart down
— Cham.
'
' Whirled— heart whirled around one way first
and then the other Cact. Gr.
HYPOCHONDRIUM.
" Ball— going and fro under
ball to Cup. ribs
Met.
" Ball — hypochondrium — Brom.
ball in left
" Band— constricting band round hypochondrium
—Con.
<
' Band —waist constricted by a tight band — Coc.
" Band — band around hypochondrium Arq.
Met.
" Band— band around waist Hydras.,
tight
Nux V.
'
' Band — broad band of discomfort around waist
Dulc.
— — — — — ——
Sensation as if Body —passage of small body size of a pea

through a narrow canal on posterior side of
liverfrom right — Card. M.
to left
'
' Body — hard body right hypochondria
rolling in
-Op.
" Bruised— were bruised — Alum.
liver
" Burst— would burst open Nat. Sul.
liver
'
' Cord — cord drawn round body diaphragm
at
Lycop.
" Distended— spleen were distended Helon.
" Fluid— some hot running through the
fluid
splenic vessels — Viburn.

'
' Fluid— bubbling
fluid right hypochondrium
in
—Pyrog.
" Gnawing— dogs gnawing region of
in li/er
Lycop.
' 1
Hole— there was a hole —
in his side Stan.
" Knife —knife stabbed hypochondria—
in Nice.
" Laced — laced below the hypochondria Calc.
C.
'
' Living— something moving about
living the in
right hypochondria— Ind. Met.

' 1
Needles — needles pricking her th£ —
in side Fer.
Iod.
" Needles — pricking of needles right in of side
body with headache Lach.

'
' —
Poking some one were poking him with fingers
in various parts of body, especially in dia-
phragm — Ind. Met.

" Pressed— something pressed out lower part in
of the chest— Valer.

" Pressed — diaphragm pressed between two mill
stones from before back Ipec.

" Pulled — something pulled spleen chest into
Bor.
" Pushed — diaphragm were pushed forward
Anthrax.
Snake — snake creeping over whole region of
short on
ribs — Murex.
left side
— — — — —
Sensation as if Something grown fast in region of left lower

ribs Thuj.
Something — something dragging over to left
side when lying upon it. Mag. Mur.

Something — something
smooth gliding from
right to left hypochondrinm Daph. —
—
Sore sore spots inside left hypochondnum and
iliac region— BROM.
Stitches —
stitches in right side of diaphragm
Asaf.
Strap— wide
strap as as the hand drawn tightly
around the waist Sep.
Tight— something tight around hypochondria
— Luna.
Tape— tape around
tied the waist — Sil.
Torn — something torn away in the spleen

Ambr.
Torn — something torn loose in the left hypo-
chondria — Berb.
Touched — something touched him very gently
on both —Bapt.
sides
Water—bottle of water in left hypochondrium
w shaking up and down in carriage — Cench.
Con.
Wave —
hot wave like stream moving through
abdomen and chest Lyss. —
*
—
Weight heavy weight in hypochondrium
Zinc.
NECK, BACK AND SACRAL REGION.
'
' Air— blowing through the back—
soft air Sec. C.
1 ' Air—warm streamed up spine into the head
air
—Ars.
1
' Air— cool blowing on the back Camph.
air
" Air— cold spreading from the spine over
air
the body. — Agar.

" Asleep — lumbar region was asleep Berb. V.
" Band — a band passed through small of back
and everything was constricted— PULS.
1 —— . — —
— ————— —
Sensation as if Battery —galvanic battery applied to spine

Agar.
" Bent — was bent
spine back Mag. C.
,, Bound — nape of neck tightly bound Plat.
" —
Break back would break — Alum., BELL.
'
' —
Breaking cords were breaking back of neck
in
— Lyc.
" Breaking — back were breaking Bell.
" Broken—back were broken, lying or
sitting,
standing Carb. An.

" Broken — neck was broken, head turned to left
— Chel.
'
' Broken — small of back was broken Cham.
" Broken — back was broken — Clem.
" Broken — small of back was broken only at
night— Fer. Iod.
'
' Broken— small of back broken pieces — Staph
to
<£
Bubbling — something bubbling muscles of in
back and arms — Petros.
" Coals — hot coals between scapulae Lyc.
'
' Compressed —skin of neck compressed between
fingers Spong.
" Contract —back would contract, backward
Brach. Rep.
' 1
Cord tied tightly around the neck Lach.
" Crawling — crawling on
insects back and
shoulders — Osm
" Creeping— with cold claws creeping
insects
in region of kidney Medorr.
right
1
Creeping— ants creeping along the spine— Agar.
: <
Cutting— pain cutting head from body
off
Phys.
1 '
Crust — sharp crust sticking in middle of spine
on swallowing food Caust.
" —
Damp damp clothes on spine Tuberc.
" Dislocated —
cervical vertebrae were dislocated
— Ang.
" Dislocated —neck was dislocated Calc. C.
" Drawn — shoulders would be drawn together
Carb. V.
—— — — ——
Sensation as if Drawn —back was drawn backward— Lil. Tig.
" Dryness — dryness of coccygis — Agar.

" Fall in — dorsal spine would fall in while sitting
—Bar. C.
'
' Falling —hips and small of back falling to pieces
—Trill.
<
« Fire—clothes were on fire, in lumbar region
Ars. Iod.
" Fluttering— something fluttering in region of
kidneys Chim. Urn.
" Gimlet —gimlet running spine Lyc. into
" Gliding — vertebra? lumbar region gliding
in
over each other— Sanic. , Sul.
" Grasped — neck was grasped on lying down
Glon.
" Hammer— struck with a hammer the back in
— SEP.
'
' Hand — an cold hand
icy between scapulae
laid
—Sep.
'
' Hot— hot thrust through lower vertebrae
iron
— Alum.
'
' Ice — a piece of lying on back, between
ice
shoulders Lachn.
' •
Ice — lying on Lyc.
ice
" Insects — minute or
insects on chin hairs
Chloral.
" Instrument —pointed instrument thrust into
scapula — Spang.
Iron— iron bar pressing on small of back
Elaps,
[ron— red hot iron moved along close to left
side of neck — Phel.
Knife — knife thrust through side and back
Ran. B.
" Knife — knife thrust through the back— Pyrog.
" Knife — knife sticking back through
in loins
Igt.
" Knives — knives pierced between scapulae
Nat. Sul.
— — — —— —
Sensation as if Knives —knives pierced sacrum Nat. Sul.in

'
' —
Knocked away small of back had been knocked
—
away Arg. M.
" Ligature — around neck prevented
ligature re-
turn of blood from the head Glon.

" Load —heavy load hanging between scapulae
— Carb. Sul.
" Loose — was
flesh on lower part of back.
loose
— Lyc.
'
' Moving— heavy body moving down small of in
back Bar. C.
" Nail — sticking
nail lumbar region— Berb. V.
in
'
' Needles — blunt needles sticking of in left side
neck— Tarax.
" Needles — muscles of of face from
left side fore-
head to neck and axilla were pierced with
red hot needles Spig.
i 1
Needles — pins and needles pricking on skin of
forehead, neck and arms Cepa.
Perspiration —wet with cold perspiration be-
tween the shoulders Lachn. —
Pieces- — —
back is in two pieces Sanic.
'
Plaster—adhesive near inner margin of
plaster
right scapula — Zinc.
<
Plug — plug back when lying down— Carb. V.
in
" Pressed — bones back were pressed asunder
in
—Berb. V.
" Pressed— muscles of neck were pressed upon
by a edge or
dull cravat— Asar.
tight
' <
Pressed— small of back were pressed inward
from both — sides Kali. C.
' 1
Pressed— thumb pressed upon the back — Meny.
" Pressing— stone pressing between scapulae
China. t
'
' Protrude — tumor would protrude on turning
— Calc. C.
c
' Pulp — back was turning pulp and power
to all
going — Colch.
— —— ——
110 The Medical Advance
Sensation as if Pulled —someone pulled down on cords of neck

— Sil.
Pulling — something pulling upward from of tip

coccyx— Lil Tig.
Quicksilver— quicksilver moved up and down
the spinal cord Phos.
Running— mouse running up arms and back
Sul.
Running — something running or creeping in
right shoulder blade when urinating — Hep.
Screwed— small of back was screwed — in Zinc.
'
' Seized —neck was seized by a hand— Grat.
Shirt—he wore a stout —on skin of
flannel shirt
back — Fer. , Sul.
Short —back was too short to allow stooping
Phys.
Small —neck was too small and tired — Chim.
Space —vacant space region in of sacrum
Culex. Mus.
Splinters — large pushed
splinters into the back
—Agar.
Split —back would and split fall —Lyss.
apart
Stiff — cervical
vertebrae were stiff Calc. C.
Sticking —something sticking in spine— Jamb.
Euj.
—
Stove with back
sitting hot stove Dulc. to
" —coccyx was swoolen— Syph.
Swoolen
Tape — tape prevented of blood circulation in
shoulder— Sabad.
'
'
Tendon —tendon along shoulder neck to Grot.
Hor.
'
'
Tied —neck constricted or with a napkin tied
Chel.
Tight— something tight about the neck— Dios.
Torn— vertebrae being torn apart on stooping
— Chel.
<
'
Twisted — piece of twisted out under
flesh left
scapula — Corn. Fl.
«
'
Vise — small of back was a Kali Iod. in vise
1
; — . —— —
Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. Ill
Sensation as if Water —cold water poured down the back-—with

headache — Alum.
Water — cold water dropping down the back
Caps.
— —
Water cold water running down back Agar.
PULS., Stram., Zinc.
'
' — —
Water cold water poured over the back Anac.
'
' —
Water cold water trickling down the back
Ars.
'
Water— water spurted on the back Ltc.
'
' Water — stream of water from between the
ice
scapulae sacrum —
to Variol.
*' Water — boiling water poured over small of
back and through pelvis — Verat. V.
Water — water dropped out of lumbar bottle in
region— Medorr.
Water — hot water creeping through back from
below upwards — Dulc. Nit. Spr.
it
Weight— hundred weight on nape of neck
Rhus. T.
1
Weight — great weight on nape of neck and
shoulders Paris
• 1
Weight — weight lying upon the cervical muscles
— Vine. M.
Weight—weight small of back
in Kali. C.
1 «
Weight — weight tugging oscoccygis-ANT. T.
at
" Wind — cold wind blowing on parts between
scapulae — Caust.
1
Wires — wires twanging of face and
in left side
neck — Kali Bi.
1 '
Wood — a piece of wood across the back, press-
ing outward — NUX M.
UPPER EXTREMITIES.
' 1
Air— passing from shoulder
air joint to fingers
— Fl. Ac.
Alive — something shoulderalive in joint, with
gurgling, especially about midnight — Berb.
V.
— — — — — —
Sensation as if Alive— something alive crawling' under skin on

—
tips of fingers Sec. C.
" Alive — something running
alive the arm in
Igt.
" Arms — he was crowded with arms and legs
Pyrog.
'
' Arm —arm did not belong her Igt. to
,, Balls—small balls coursing along through

hands and — Zinc.
feet
" Bands — bones of upper and lower extremities
surrounded by tight bands — Con.
" Bands — bands around
tied parts of
different
arms and legs China.
<
' Beaten — flesh beaten loose from bones — Thu j.
" Beaten — had been beaten the limbs

in all after
exertion Agar.
" Blood — all blood rushed hands — Nux M.
to
<
' Blood —blood ceased circulate
to the arms
in
Phod.
' 1
Brier— briersticking end of
in finger Sul.
11
Bubbling — something bubbling elbow in joints
—Rheum.
" Bubbling— something bubbling upper
in left
arm — Colch.
" Bubbling — something bubbling muscles of
in
back and arms — Petros.
" Burnt — leftforearm was burnt near wrist
Agar.
" Burst— hands would burst— Viburn.
' Chopped — were being chopped with an
joints
ax Phyt.
< 1
Coal — red hot coal on arms and shoulder— Phos.
Ac.
" Coal — coals glowing small spots on face and
in
hands — Caust.
' 1
Cord — cord drawn around upper arm,
tightly
causing pain of constriction — Alum.
in lines
" Crazyboue —crazy bone had been struck
Cinnab.
— —— — — —
Sensation as if Crushed — bones in left forearm were crushed

—Gymnoc.
'
' Drawn — shoulders would be drawn together
Carb. V.
' Electricity— current passed from head
electric
to limbs — Ail.
'
' Electricity— sparks on
fine electric end sternal
of right — Carb. Ac.
clavicle
" Electricity— sparks on middle of
fine electric
left hand— Carb. Ac.
" Electricity— shock
electric arms and in
shoulder Phyt.
" Electricity —galvanic current passed through
extremities — Polyg.
" Electricity — pricking
electricity in fingers and
hands Ptel.
" Enlarged — hands were enlarged Lyc.
'
' Fire — arms were on — V. fire Iris.
'
' Fleas — fleas running over right arm — Lyss.
'
' Fly — left shoulder would fly to pieces on cough-
ing Rhus. T.
" Fractured — left shoulder were fractured
Chel.
'
' Hairs — hairs on back of hands and fingers
Aloe.
" Hand — clawing from a hand around elbow
Caust.
" Hanging— something heavy hanging on upper
arm — Sul.
" Heat— gentle heat passed from stomach and to
through arms then hands appear-
to fingers,
ed as dead — Con.
if
" Ice — bones were of Diad. ice

" Insect— an insect crawling on neck, shoulder
and hands — Lac. C.
" Kuife — stabbing with a blunt knife below head
of humerus from within out— Bell.
" Knife— knife sticking
dull betweenin flesh
right thumb and —Verbas.

forefinger
" Large — hands were too large — Clem. Hyos
—— —— — —
Sensation as if Larger— thumb and index finger were larger

when grasping anything Caust.
'
' —
Larger right arm larger than whole body
Cup. Met.
'
Lead— arms were with lead—
filled Sil.
'
' Lightning— right shoulder had been paralyzed
by a stroke of lightning Igt.
< '
Loose — were loose on thighs and arms
flesh
Nat. M.
' 1
Loosened— hands and feet loosened in joints
— Stram.
1 '
Mouse — mouse crawling under skin of fore-arm
—Igt
" Mouse — mouse running up arms and back
Sul.
' :
Needle —pricked with needle in middle finger
Ctfp. Met.
" Pins — pins pricking skin of forehead, neck and
arms Cepa.
< < Pins — pins pricking point of fingers Rhus. T.
< 1
Piercing— cutting instruments piercing the all
joints— Vespa.
< £
Pressing— some one pressing on shoulder left
by the —Rhus.
clavicle T.
<
' Pulled— of right finger being pulled out
joints
of socket— Sil.
'
' Pulled — of
nail fore finger being pulled
left
out Phos.
< Separated— parts of limbs were separated
all
from each other— Stram.

" Splinter— splinter in finger— Nit. Ac.Sil,
" Splinter— a thousand splinters elbow in left

Agar.
'
' String— string tied around arms— Nux M.
'
' Struck — of elbow had been struck— Calc.
joint
Ph.
<• Suppurating—finger were suppurating
tips
Sil.
" Swollen — hands, head and face were swollen

—Ail.
1 — — ——— — — .
Sensation as if Swollen— were swollen Calc.

finger joints C.
'
' Swollen—hands and fore-arms greatly swollen
— Diad.
" Tendon— tendon along shoulder
right neck to
— Hor.
Crot.
" Thick — hands too thick and clumsy Mancin.
1
Torn— of
flesh arm torn from bone Ant.
left T.
1 <
Torn — shoulder would be torn asunder
joint
Mez.
' 1
Turned — arms and were turned outward
feet
Graph.
" Vise — phalanx of
first thumbleft a in vise
Phos.
1 '
Wasp— of wasp
sting knee and elbow Arg.
at
M.
' 1
Water— cold water running from down clavicle
to toes in a narrow Caust.
line
' •
Water — drops of cold water sprinkled on back
of hands on going open into— Berb. V. air
" Water— water poured on the arms — Lyss.
ice
1 '
Water—cold water poured over one from side
shoulder thigh — Verbas.
to
'
« Water— hands were held hot water— Rhus. T
in
" Weight— heavy weight were hung arms to
Chel Curare.
«« Weight— weight on shoulders Hep.
resting
Sul.
" Wind— cold wind blowing on arm — Ast. left
Rub.
'
« Wires— very wires or
fine pulling and
fibres in
continual motion down both arms from elbows

to hands — Coc.
'
' Wood arms made of wood — Dulc.
—
<< Worms— worms crawling the in all fingers
Gossyp.
" Wrenched — arm below elbow was wrench-
right
ed— Ars. Met.
—— — — —— —— —
LOWER EXTREMITIES.
Sensation as if Air— hot going through knee
air Lach. joints
" Air— blowing on lower extremities
cool air
Lil. T.
" Air— legs floating in air Sticta.
1 '
Alive — something causing twitch-
alive in legs
ing — Berb. V.
4 '
All over — were
legs over all walk — walking
side
— Kali. Br.
'
' Ants — ants crawling on lower limbs— Ast. Rub.
" Ants — ants crawling on —Dulc. feet
" Ants — foot were on ant — Ac.
hill Salic.
" Balls — small coursing through arms and
balls
legs— Zinc.
" Balls — hot dropped from each breast
balls
through to back and rolling down back,
along each limb and drop off at heels, follow-
ed by balls of ice Lyc.

" Bandaged — legs were bandaged Anac. Aur. ,
Met.
" Bandaged — knee was bandaged — Ars.
" Bandaged —calves were too tightly bandaged
—Nat. P.
" Band — band about the knees Nux V.
" Band— encircled by band or ring
joints Lyc.
'< Band — bones of upper and lower extremities
surrounded by tight bands— Con.
' 1
Band — band around
tied parts of arms
different
and legs China.
" Band— band around of leg or pantaloons
calf
too tight there — Card. M.
" Beaten — beaten loose from bones — Thuj.
flesh
'
' Beaten — had been beaten limbs — after ex-
in all
ertion Agar.
'
' Beaten — feet had been beaten — Ant. T.
'
' Belong— limbs did not belong her Agar. to
" Blister— on toe — Zinc.
blisters
—— — — —
Sensation as if Bound —right gastrocnemius muscle swollen,

flattenedand broadened and something
bound upon it—Luna.
— hip aud thigh were
Brittle right brittle as well
asshort and small — Calc. C.
Broken — thigh broken
left the in middle — 111.
An.
Broken — bones across instep were broken
Lac. Dep.
Broken — sacrum was broken Ang.
Bubbling— something bubbling from knee to
heel — Rheum.
Chopped — were being chopped with an
joints
ax Phyt.
Circulation— circulation suspended
in legs
Lactuc.
Claw — claw were clasping knee — Can.
bird's
Ind.
Contracted— sinews of were contracted
sole
Berb. V.
Cord—cord around
tied under knee— Alum.
leg
Cord —cord around midway between hip and
leg
knee — Am. Br.
Cord —cord around hips— Cench. Cont.
tied
Crawling— something crawling up under legs
skin from uterus — Tarent.
feet to
Crawling — crawling
fly one or the other limbs
in
— Euphr.
Crawling — something crawling of both in soles
feet Caust.
Crawling — crawling and warmth of foot in sole
—Berb. V.
Dislocated — hip was dislocated— Ang.
joint
PULS.
Dislocated — metatarsal bones were dislocated
—Bell.
Dislocated — ankle bones were dislocated Bry
Calc. ph.
Dislocated —shoulder joint were dislocated
Agar.
1 —— — — — —
Sensation as if Dislocated — femur were dislocated on sitting
down Ip.
" Dislocated — right thigh bone was dislocated
Aspar.
<
Drag— she had drag a heavy burden on
to step-
ping out— Chel.

" Drawing—tendon drawing from sole of right
foot through bones of legHor. Crot.
'
' Drawn — thighs were drawn together— Can. Sat.
" Electricity — sparks from
electric hip left to
head — Dios.
'
Electricity —galvanic current passed through
extremities — Polyg.
'• Electricity — current passed from head
electric
into limbs — Ail.

' 1
Enlarged — were enlarged — Cedr.
legs
<< Fall — loins in limbs about asunder
to fall
Therid.
< <
Fire — firecoursing through body from foot left
to head — Zinc
1
Flea— flea were biting above knee — Pal.
" Flea — flea bite on inner of right knee
side
Zinc.
" Full — limbs were and distended — Chin.
full
'
' Given way — muscles and ligaments hips had in
given way — Arg. M.

" Gnawing — dogs gnawing and bones of
flesh
limbs, deep Nit. Ac.

in
'
' Going — feet going up and remained
feet still
Phos. Ac.
1 '
Grasped — limb severely grasped above knee
left
— Chim. Urn.
" Grasped— someone grasped anterior part of
right knee — Nux M.
1 '
Grown— had grown into
nail of right great
flesh
toe Mar. Var.

" Heels — heels were crowding through the boots
— Eup. Pur.
<< Ice —bones were of Diad.
ice
«' Icy — icycold spots on the thigh — Berb. V.
—— — —— —— —— ——
Sensation as if Iron— hot iron went into ulcer on right little

toe—on raising foot — Cocc.
Iron — femur fastened osimominata by iron
to
clamps Coloc.
Iron— hip joint were fastened by iron clamps
— Coloc.
Knife — bones of lower limbs scraped with a
knife Phos. Ac.
Knife— knife pierced calf of leg and blood
trickled down Nat. C. ,
Knife —knife suddenly thrust from pudendum

into right thigh — Croc.
'
' Large — toes were too large — APIS.
" Large — foot
left large as whole body
as
Daph.
" Larger — knees were larger Merc. C.
" Lead— were
feet with lead Nat. M.
filled
'• Lead— lead were limbs — Valer.
in
'
' Lead—several pounds of lead each in tibia
Lyss.
'
< Lead— limbs were of lead Bry.
'
' Lead — lead were hanging on Agar. legs
" Legs — he was crowded with arms and legs
Pyrog.
" Loaded— were loaded—
feet Met. Ind.
" Long— too long and broken — Lyss.
toe nails
" Long — too
left leg on standing Kreos.
long,
Long— was too long and drawn downward
leg
» — Ast. Rub.
" Longer— legs were longer than common
Stram.
" Loose — was loose on thighs and arms
flesh
Nat. M.
" Loose — were loose Apis
toe nails
<
' Loosened — hands and loosenedfeet in joints
Stram.
" Loosened flesh was loosened from bones of hip
joint— Zinc.
" Marrow — loosing marrow of bones — Carb. V.
" Mouse — mouse running lower limbs Sep.
in
———— — —— — —— —
Sensation as if Mouse — mouse running through limbs or from

solar plexus to stomach Sil.
'
' Nails — tacks or pricking
nails heels in Puis.
'
' Nails — blunt shooting
nail root of of
in at nail
great —
toe Sul.
" Needle— needle thrust forepart of right
into
big Ran.
toe Sc.
'
' Needles — needles of right foot
stitching in sole
—Nat. C.
Needles — thighs were pierced with needles
*
Plb.
Needles — of
soles and palms of hands
feet
punctured with needles — Syph.
'
' Needles — needles pricking — Kobalt.
in feet
" Needles — pricked with needles — seem
in feet
pethy Hyper.
'
' Needles— needles pricking on and legs feet
Cup. Ac.
Sul. Pic.
'
' Out— knee was out of Arg. M. Arn.
joint
'
' Pieces— hips and small of back falling to
pieces
—Trill.
Pierced — lance pierced through an- inside left
—Verbas.
kle joint
'
' Piercing—cutting instruments piercing all joints
—Vespa.
" Pinched — heels had been pinched with too
narrow shoes Chel.
'
' Pinched— big being pinched
toe —Meph. off
" Pins —pins sticking — beginning of
in feet at
chill Eup. Perp.
'
' Pins — were
feet of pins — Doryph.
full
'
' Pins — pins pricking heels — Spong.
in
'
' Pins — walking on pins Nit. Ac.
" Pins — stepping on pins Rhus. T.
" Plug— plug pushing
dull ankle in Lac. joints
C.
Pulled— hip bones were pulled from sock- their
ets Agar.
" Pulled — on
hairs phalax of
first toe were .big
pulled — Bapt.
—— — —
Sensation as if Pulled —nerve was pulled — Am.

in left sole
'
' Pulled — big toe was pulled out — Prun.
'
' Pulled— of toes were being pulled out of
joints
their sockets — Sil.
;<
Pushing — "pushing out" on a spot large the as
hand on inner of right thigh — Pulex.
side
Irrit.
'
' Ripped—right knee were being ripped with a
knife — Bar. C.
" Sawed — someone sawed bones of extremity
with saw- -Syph.
dull
" Scraping — something scraping over long bones
— Ars.
<< Scratched — of
soles scratched by toothed
feet
instrument— Zinc.
" Separated— parts of limbs separated from
all
each other — Stram.

" Severed — lower limbs severed from body and
belonged somebody
to Op. else
'
' Short— thigh were too short — Berb. V.
« '
Socket— head of femur was forced out of sock-
et—Pal.
< (
Soft — soles of were too
feet —when walk-
soft
ing— Carb. V.
" Spikes — he trod on a number of spikes which
penetrated and run upwards through
soles
limbs hips — Con. Ind.
to
" Squeezed— thigh was squeezed Kali. Iod.
' '
Skin — hard skin drawn over of of
tips fingers
left hand — Staph.

< '
Stagnated — blood was stagnated in left leg
Zinc. '
' <
Steps — she could take ten steps as easy as one
when walking— Pulex. Irrit.
' 1
Sting — sting of wasp knee and elbow Arg.
at
m.
1 '
Stockings — she had on cold damp stockings
CALC. C, Igt.
" Stockings — legs encircled in elastic stockings
Pic. Ac.
11 — — — — ——— — —
—
Sensation as if Stockings —she had on damp stockings Puis.

" Stones — heavy stones were knees
tied to
Verat. A.
'
' Stabbed—stabbed the heel
in Eup. Perf.
" Splinter— splinter inheel Petr.
" Splinter — splinter of bone sticking right in
fibula just above outer malleolus Asaf.

" Swollen — limbs were swollen — GrAic.
'
' Swoolen—knee were swoolen— Carb. V.
" Tight— clothes were tight on limbs, after
walking China
'
' Tight— skin of ankles were tense Rhus. T.
' 1
Tight— garters were too tight— CHINA.
< <
Tied — tiedtightly below knees — Ant. C.
'
' Torn — metatarsal bones torn when tread-
apart,
ing — Carb. V.
< <
Torn— hip would be torn from her— sudden
left
pain — Caust.
'
' Torn— periasteum torn theoff Mez. tibia
" Turned — arms and were turned outward
feet
Graph.
" Twisted — three toes on foot would be
left
twisted — Throm.
off
<
' Twisted — knees would be twisted — Zinc. off
1
Twisted — knees would be twisted around—Zinc.
'
' Ulcerated— heels were ulcerated— Am. C.
1
Vise — parts about hips were screwed a vise in
— Coloc.
" Water— limbs plunged boiling hot water
into
— Culex. Mus.
" Water— feet were cold water up
in knees to
Meny.
" Water — water over
trickling open
joints, in
air Nat. M.
11 Water— Cold water poured over one side from
shoulder thigh —Verbas.
to
<
' Water — Feet stood cold water up
in ankles to
— Sep.
" Water — Standing cold water over ankles
in
Lyc.
— — — — —— —
Repertory of Symptoms, Etc.

123
Sensation as if Water— Feet were in cold water— Gels.

Water— Cold water running from clavicle to
toes in narrow line Caust.
Weight— Heavy weight in each instep— Arn.
Weight— Weight hanging to left tibia— Spong.
Weight— Weight hanging to lower extremities
—Verbas.
Weight— Heavy weight were hanging to feet
Rhod.
Weight— Heavy weight on crest of ileum—
Kreos.
Wind— Cold wind made knees cold— Cimex.
Wind— Cold wind blowing from pap- heel to
space Melon,
liteal
Wood— Feet were made of wood Plb.

Wood — Legs were made of wood Arg. N.
Nux V. Phos. Rhus. T. Thuj.
Wood — Soles were made of wood Ars.
Wood — Bones were made of heavy wood Crot.
Hor.
Wrapped— Thighs were too tightly wrapped—
Plat.
SKIN
— Something
Alive beneath skin of abdo-
alive
— Spong.
men
Ants — Covered with ants — Zinc.
Ants — Ants crawling over the surface Pic.
Ac.
Biting— Fleas biting her— Arg. M. Mar. Var.
Bitten — Bitten by bugs — Syph.
Blood — Blood would through the skin
start
Amyl. Nit.
Cord — Thin cord lay under the skin— Euphorb.
Crawling — Millions of crawling on him
insects
— Mez.
Crawling — Insects rapidly crawling over skin
— Dulc.
—— —— ——— —
124 The Medical Advance
Sensation as if Creeping —mice creeping underDeath skin

SEC. C.
" Fleas — fleas on skin — Nice.
" Fleas — fleabites itching here and there over
body Merc.
Ice—piece of had touched the skin— Carb.
ice
Ac.
'
' Ice — skin touched from time time by to icicle
— Caust.
1
'
Fecal Matter— matter passed out through
fecal
itching
skin, Graph.
" Needles — needles pricked
ice-cold over all
Agar.
" Needles —pricked with needies in different
—
places Chel.
" Needles — needle-like skin of throat
stitches in
— China.
" Needles — needle pricking skin Apis.in
'
' Needles — needles sticking over body— Dulc.
all ,
Culex. Mus.
" Needles — skin pricked with needles or fleabites
— Thuj.
" Needles — skin pierced with red-hot needles
Vespa.
1
'
Pasted — skin was pasted on — Agar.
1
' Pin— pin pricking skin of abdomen Kali. Ph.
11
Pin — pins were sticking stomach Igt. in
" Rolled — loose of stomach
flesh in pit up rolled
coughing Staph.
in
'
' Running — something running between skin and
muscles — Am. Mur.
" Sparks — sparks of on
fire falling different
parts of body — SEC. C.
Stiff— skin swollen and stiff— APIS.
<
' Stung — an insect over skin and stung
flitted it
— Chlorum.
" Tightened — skin was tightened over whole
body Graph.
" Vermin — vermin running over body— Aloe.
" Wind — wind blowing out the skin— Cup. Met.
— — ——— — ———— —
GENERALITIES.
Sensation as if Air— a cold air blowing on covered parts
CAMPH.
' 4
Air— a cool air blowing on uncovered parts
Mosch.
" Air —walking on — LAC. air C.
'
' Air — suspended — in air Sep.
" Air— a hot atmosphere Puls.
in
" Air— legs floating in
the air Sticta.
" Air— she was floating in
the air Sticta.
'
' Air — front of her was hot
air just in Sid.
Ants — ants running through whole body— ly-
ing down Cist.
" Ants —ants crawling over body pollution after
— Phos. Ac.
Ants — ants over whole body Gamb.
biting
Bed — did not touch bed on lying down— LAC.
C.
" Belong — limbs did not belong her Agar. to
Biting— over whole body — Nat.
fleas biting C.
'
' Bitten— skin by
bitten —Lycopus.
insects
1
'
Boiling— blood was — Chim.
boiling
'
' Board — lying on a board Bapt.
'
' Break — she would break she lay if long too in
one position — Pyrog.
" Burst— body would burst— Cotf.
'
' Cord — cord ligament about the part Alum.
for
" Covered — she covered the whole bed — Pyrog.
" Creep — he would creep himself— Cimex.
into
'
' Crowded — he was crowed with arms and legs
Pyrog.
1
'
Crushed — marrow of bones were being crushed
— Coloc.
" Damp — sheets were damp Lac. Def.
' <
Die— he would on going sleep Lach.
die to
'
' Electric — from pricking of shocks over
electric
body — Xanth.
'
' Electric — shock of whole body on doz-
electric
ing off to sleep Arg. M.
— — ———— ————— —
Sensation as if Empty —whole body was empty or hollow

Kali. C.
'
' Fall — limbs would
all his from him Merc.
fall
" Fire — was darting through muscles Mez.
fire
1 '
Flame — small flame burning here and there
transient— Viol. Ocl.
'
' Glass —body was made of glass Thuj.
" Grown — inner parts grown together — Rhus. T.
" Halves — she was divided halves andinto left
side did not belong her to Sil.

" Handkerchief — cold wet
ice handkerchief
caused — Berb. V.
chill
" Harpoon — harpoon sticking deep and being in
drawn on — Vespa.
" Hoop — hoop or band around part— AN AC.
< <
Ice —he had moustaches of Lach. ice
" Ice —pointed touched or pierced the body
ice
—AGAR.
1 '
Joint — bones were out of
all — Medorr. joint
" Large — bed was not large enough hold him to
— Sul.
" Larger —body was growing larger and larger
Plat.
" Larger —parts were growing larger or swollen
—Kali. Br.
' <
Legs — legs were over the sidewalk Kali.
all
Br.
" Light— body was when walking— Thuj.
light,
" Light—body was very Mez. light
«' Mouse — mouse creeping about muscles in
Bell.
<' Mould — mould were forming from sweat Mil.
" Needles — thousand needles sticking over all
body Cann. S.
" Needles — needles pricking the bones Kali.

in
Bi.
" Needles — red hot needles pricking Lith. C.
" Needles — thousand needles pricking skin from
within out Lob.
—— —— —— ——
Sensation as if Noise— every noise penetrated whole body—

Therid.
Pepper— cayenne pepper sprinkled on parts—
CAPS.
Pins— pricking of pins on right side of body
with headache Lach.
<
'
Quicksilver— living
quicksilver were in differ-
ent parts of the body— Agar.
Railroad — she were in a
R. R. car, moving
and jarring her Sang.
'
'
Reading— someone were reading after her and
she must read faster and faster — Mag.
Mur.
'
' Scattered— scattered about the bed— BAPT.
Scraped —perosteum scraped with a knife dull
— China.
Scraped — bones were being scraped — RHUS.
T.
" Small — room was too small Cycl.
" Smaller— everything was smaller Plat.
" Something— something muscles were drawn
in
back and forth — Nux V.
'
' Something — something passing down right side
of body and up the — Chim.
left
Splinter— was
splinter various parts — ARG.
in
N.
" Splinter— sticking
splinter parts Nit. Ac.
in
" Stairs— or ground coming up
stairs meet to
him Ac.
Pic.
" Steps— she could take ten steps easy one as as
— Pulex. irr.
" —marrow of bones were — Ang.

Stiff stiff
" Stung — bee had stung her various parts of

in
body Gels.
" Stung— bee had stung her Apis.
" Stroked — being stroked with a hand all over
body— Carb. V.
'
' Suction— bound down bed by a of
to sort suc-
tion Sars.
" Sweets — body was made of sweets — MERC.
—— —— —— — — . —
Sensation as if Tall—very Stram.

tall
" Taller—he had grown —Pallad.
taller
" Thicker — single parts became thicker and lar-
ger— Cann. Ind.

" Think — he cannot think outside of himself
Crot. T.
" Tight—clothing too tight— Arg. M.
" Torn — muscles were being torn from their at-
tachments — Form. R.
" Torn— the bones
all the body were being
in
torn pieces
to Ip.
'
' Torn — torn and pulled threads —
into Plat.
" Torn — nerves were violently torn— Zinc.
'
' Trembling — she were trembling, without tremb-
ling Sul. Ac, Zinc.
'
' Vapor —burning vapor emitted from parts all
of the body Fl. Ac.

'
' Vibrating — blood vessels
all body werein vi-
brating — Phel.
<
' Water — drenched with water Mez.
< 1
Water —warm water between and bones
flesh
Ox. Ac.
" Water— immersed hot water Phos.
in
" Water— hot water running through tube of
nerve Tereb.
'
' Water — hot water poured over one— Sep
" Water — dashed with cold water Mag. C,
Sabad.
" Water — she had plunged into cold water
just
— Lyss.
'
' Water— cold water pouring over parts Led.
" Water — water poured over him — Ant. T.
" Water — dashed with cold water over body
China., Rhus. T.
11
Water—cold water poured over one — Bar. C,
Cimex., MERC.
'
' Water — she had been drenched with hot water
— Calc. C, Puis.
'
' Wires — whole body caged wires — Cact. Gr.
in
—
Sensation as if Wood — parts of whole body were made of

wood— Kali. Nit.
ERRATA.
(An unusually large number of typographical errors have
crept into this Repertory. Most of them, however, being of a
minor nature, like the substitution of an "n" for "u," "r" for
"s" and "a" for "o." In all these cases the printer could not
determine from the copy the correct letter to use, and the
proofreader was not sufficiently acquainted with the abbrevi-
ated forms to notice the error. Editor.)
Page 104, 2d line should be Therid.
107, 23d " " Carb. ac.
25th " " Cup. ars.
108, 2d " « Mancin.
110, 2d " " Vine. M.
111, 17th " " Ran. B.— Ran. Sc.
28th " " Staph.
112, 13th " " Hyos.
25th "
' ;
Glon.
33d " " Mosch.
113, 28th " " Dios.
114, 17th " " Glon.
27th " " Sul. ac.
34th " " Cup. ars.
118, 22d " " Therid.
31st " " Canth.
180,20th " " Lachn.
27th " " Thromb.
181, 2d " Sanic.
27th " " Pyrog.
185, 32d " " Caust.
36th " " Sanic.
38th " " Mosch.
40th " " Merc-j-fl.
18:5, 4th
;
' " Cup. Met.
8th " " Arg. N.
14th " " COCC.
20th " " Carb. V.
22d " " Carb. ac.
24th 11
" Cench. Cont.
27th " " Verat. Alb.
34th " " COCC
187,8th " " Calc. Sul. instead of Cole. Sul.
10th " " Verat. Alb.
17th " " Cast. Equi.
188, 17th " " Benz. Ac.
21st " " MAG. C.
24th " " MUR. AC.
26th " " Canth.
189, 5th " " Ars. Sul. fl.
32d " " Dig.

192, 2d " " BROM.
12th " " Jam. Enj.
)
193, 11th " COLOC.

16th " COMOCL.
1 7th
" COMOCL.
20th " Op.
27th " Caust.
33d " Lactu.
194, 24th
" COMOCL.
242, 22d " Led.
25 th " Urt. Ur.
246,40th " Lob. inf.
247, 4th
" Dros.
" Ars. Met.
251, 5th
21st " Bor.
252, 7th
" Cench. Cont.
23d " Mag. C.
254, 25th
" Irid.
261,6th " Senecio.
262, 6th
" Cup. M.
16th " Lach.
263, 1st
" Verat. Alb.
264, 6th
" Pulex. irrit.
265, 6th
" Dolich.
" Sep. (instead of Lep.
267, 13th
last
" Cist.
268, 12th
" Therid.
272, 15th " Mancin.
" Mancin.
319, 26th
320, 6th
" Chin. ars.
" Valer.
323, 10th
324,4th " Coloc.
327, 26th
" Ictodes.
" Cench. Cont.
332, 21st
" Pulex. irrit.
333, 26th
374, 5th
" Mancin.
99,20th " CON.
34th " Cench. Cont.
101,
23d " Cup. Sul.
102,
29th " Ascl. tub.
33d " Mancin.
35th " Eup. PERF.
" Cereus. bon.
103, 17th
22d "
"
—
Ast. rub. Chin. ars.
108, 28th Spong.
110, 14th
" Per. Sul.
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REPERTORY OF SYMPTOMS BEGINNING WITH

Band—band about the head — Cinnab., Iris.

Osm., Tereb., Variol., Xanth.

4 The Medical Advance.

Sensation as if Band —pressing band root of nose, and over

and around ears— Thesid.

" Body — a blunt body forced slowly right into

NIT. AC, Spig.

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 5

Sensation as if Burst—brain would burst Lach.

Euphr., Mag. Mur., Nat. Mur., M. Nux

Sensation as if Contracted — skull at vertex became contract-

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 7

cranial bones — phos.

PHOS. AC, NuxM., Sinap.

temples and occiput Coc. sept.

8 The Medical Advance.

Sensation as if Enlarge —head was enlarged Arg. Nit. Ars.

ac, Grat., Guarea.

" Fall — Head would directions — Can-

to left— Lil. Tig.

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 9

Sensation as if Forced —pressure occiput would force brain

ples and — Led.

ted Mur. AC.

Sensation as if Hammer —hammer beating vertex from with- in

Heavy —something heavy sinking down into

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 11

Sensation as if Knife —Knife drawn through head transversely

whirling around — it Sil.

" Lifted—bones of forehead were up by lifted

blood vessels— Bell.

" Lifting— brain was boiling over and lifting

cranial arch — Can. ind.

12 The Medical Advance.

Sensation as if Lever—lever applied force head asunder

ac, Caust., Cic. v., Croc, Cycl., Dig.,

,, Lump — heavy lump

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 13

Sensation as if Nail— nail pressed into brain —Nux V.

eye — Am. Brom.

14 The Medical Advance.

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 15

Sensation as if Pressed —something would be pressed out at

" Pressed— fingers pressing on back of head

16 The Medical Advance.

Sensation as if Revolving —brain revolving on an axis —Nux

Repertory of Symptoms, Etc. 17

Sensation as if Separated—bones of head separated—Arg. Nit.

Ast. Rub., Calc. Ars., CALC. C, CAPS.

Split — skull had been split Carb. Ac.

18 The Medical Advance.

Sensation as if Stretched— was stretched— Samb.

head— Carb. Ac.

Mur. Ac, RhusT., Staph., Verat., Alb.,

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stooping— Ars. Met.

Bell., Hep., Hyos. Samb. ,

" Water— head wrapped up warm water in

20 The Medical Advance.

Sensation as if Water — water dropping cranium Chin. Sul.