Corallium Rubrum cor-r.

RESPIRATORY ORGANS. NERVES. MUCOUS MEMBRANES.

AIR: Change of. Inhaling. Eating. Toward morning.

Almost continuous paroxysms of extremely violent, spasmodic cough, which begin with gasping for breath, are accompanied by a purple face, and followed by exhaustion, and vomiting of stringy mucus. A reverberating, minute gun cough. Cough as soon as he eats. Whooping cough. Sleeps with head under covers. Very red (flat) venereal ulcer. Too hot if covered, but chilled by uncovering.

Complementary: Sul. Related: Coc-c.

This remedy may be used in whooping cough or any other kind of cough, when the attack comes on with a very rapid cough, and the attacks follow so closely as to almost run into each other.

Red flat ulcers on the glans and inner surface of the prepuce, with secretion of a quantity of yellow ichor.

Red Coral (CORALLIUM)

The provings of coral develop much coryza and epistaxis, and even ulceration within the nostrils. It is to be thought of for whooping and spasmodic coughs, especially when the attack comes on with a very rapid cough, and the attacks follow so closely as to almost run into each other. Often preceded by sensation of smothering, followed by exhaustion. Congestion of face after dinner. Patient becomes purple in face. Violence of paroxysm, even with expectoration of blood. Feeling as if cold air were streaming through skull and air-passages. One is too cold when uncovered and too hot when covered; relieved by artificial heat.

Feels very large; violent pain as if parietal bones were forced apart; worse stooping. Eyes hot and painful. Deep-seated frontal headache with severe pain back of eyeballs. Pain aggravated by breathing cold air through nose.

Odors of smoke, onions, etc. Painful ulcer in nostrils. Post-nasal catarrh. Profuse secretion of mucus dropping through posterior nares; air feels cold. Dry coryza; nose stopped up and ulcerated. Epistaxis.

Food tastes like sawdust. Bread tastes like straw. Beer tastes sweet. Pain in articulation of left lower jaw. Craves salt.

Hawking of profuse mucus. Throat very sensitive, especially to air. Profuse, nasal catarrh. Inspired air feels cold (Cistus). Profuse secretion of mucus dropping through posterior nares. Dry, spasmodic, suffocative cough; very rapid cough, short, barking. Cough with great sensitiveness of air-passages; feel cold on deep inspiration. Continuous hysterical cough. Feels suffocated and greatly exhausted after whooping-cough.

Ulcers on glans and inner prepuce, with yellow ichor. Emissions and weakened sexual power. Profuse perspiration of genitals.

Red, flat ulcers. Coral-colored, then dark red spots, changing to copper-colored spots. Psoriasis of palms and soles.

Worse in open air, changing from a warm too cold room.

Complementary: Sulph.

Compare: Bellad; Droser; Mephit; Caust.

Third to thirtieth attenuation.

Is useful for spasmodic cough, like whooping cough. It is continual, short, hawking through the day, so constant and frequent as to have merited the description given it of "Minute gun " cough. This is during the day and there is not much whooping, but at night there is more whooping. The night paroxysms are sometimes very severe.

I have found Coral. one of the very best remedies for post nasal catarrh, with mutch dropping of mucus into the throat. (Natrum carb.) I do not know any other remedy so efficacious in the majority of cases, and generally prescribe it, unless I have strong indications for some other remedy. I seldom fail to hear a good report from it. Coral. has also been found useful in chancre. The ulcer is red (coral red), flat and exceedingly sensitive, sometimes painful. Chancroids or soft chancre, for which the old school cauterize, may find a swift and sure cure in Coral.

Sensation of emptiness and hollowness of the head. Violent headache, with pressure, particularly in the forehead, obliging one to move the head from one place to another ; this gives no relief, nor does sitting up ameliorate it -it is only relieved for a short time by uncovering the whole body, which is burning hot. When moving the head quickly, or rocking it, sensation as if wind were blowing through the skull. The head feels as if it were too large (three times its size). Pressing headache in the forehead ; she cannot keep the eyes open ; relieved by walking in the open air. Congestion of blood to the head on stooping.

Pressure, as from sand, in the reddened eyes (evening). On closing the eyes they feel hot, as if bathed in tears. Burning of the eyes from candle light.

Painful ulcer on tine inside of the right wing, with the sensation as if the nasal bones were pressed asunder. Bleeding of the nose, from one nostril at a time (at night). Profuse secretion of mucus through the posterior nares, obliging one to hawk frequently. Violent coryza ; discharge resembles molten tallow.

Heat in the face on bending the head forward. Pain, as if bruised, in the left malar bone ; worse on touching the part. The lips are chapped and painful. Painful swelling of the left sub-maxillary glands ; worse when swelling and on bending head forward.

Every tooth on the left side feels as if set on edge ; it feels as if the teeth were too close to one another, or as if a tenacious body were lodged between them. Great dryness of the fauces. Constant hawking, owing to an accumulation of mucus in the posterior nares.

Food tastes insipid. Beer tastes sweet. Violent thirst ; longing for acids and salt feet. After dinner, hot cheeks and forehead, with cold feet. Nausea, with dryness of the tongue and violent headache ; worse when sitting up.

Constipation (for six days), followed by copious papescent stool.

Loam-colored urine, with similar sediment. Burning urine.

Men. Profuse perspiration of the genitals. Swelling of the prepuce ; the margin of the prepuce feels sour when the linen touches it. The frænum is painful, as if pricked by needles. The glans is sensitive, red, and swollen, and the inner surface and glans secret yellow-green, fetid pus. Red, flat ulcers on the glans and inner surface of the prepuce, with secretion of the quantity of yellow ichor. Involuntary seminal emissions during sleep (without dreams or erections).

During a deep inspiration a sensation as if the air passing through the air-passages were icy cold, an inclination to cough, with difficulty hawking up of bronchial mucus (in the morning).

Stiffness of the neck. Pain, as if the small of the back were broken.

Upper. Pain in the wrists, as if he had been writing much and rapidly. Lower. Pain in the knees, tibia and tarsal joint, as ; if he had walked a great deal.

Yawning, with pain in the articulation of the jaw. Great sleepiness ; falls asleep while standing. As soon as she falls asleep she starts up, on account of frightful dreams. Cannot sleep before midnight-tosses about ; if he uncovers himself, he feels ; too cold, and when covered, he feels too hot.

Pulse full and hard. Chill ; the skin is of the ordinary temperature, with headache and violent thirst ; relieved by external heat. Dry heat without thirst, and not followed by perspiration. The hot parts feel cold when uncovered.

Smooth spots on the palms ; of the hands and fingers, first of a coral color, then dark-red, and lastly copper-colored.

After a short walk in the evening, great lassitude in the upper and lower limbs. Artificial heat relieves the heat and coldness. The pains make him scold and swear.

Gorgonia nobilis. Class, Zoophytes. N. O. Gorgoniaceæ. Trituration.

Asthma milleri. Catarrh. Chancre. Cough . Eruptions. Glands, inflamed. Hysteria. Measles. Post-nasal catarrh. Psoriasis. Purpura. Syphilis. Whooping-cough .

Red coral, the product of a coralligene zoophyte, contains carbonate of lime, oxide of iron (whence its colour), gelatin, and other elements. In old physic it was considered to have "strengthening properties," and to be astringent, sudorific, diuretic, and absorbent. In homœopathic practice Corallium corresponds to a combination of syphilis and psora. Is suited to persons of nervous temperament; nervous coughs. It causes eruptions which are for the most part of its own colour, coral-red. Red spots on the palms of the hands, at first coral colour, then darker, and finally coppery. The chancres to which it corresponds are coral-red. The cough is of the whooping-cough type; smothering sensation before, and great exhaustion after cough. Cough in "minute-gun" paroxysms. Crowing inspiration; sensation as if inspired air was icy cold. There is much drowsiness with Coral ., and many symptoms appear during sleep. J. N. Lowe cured with Coral . an infant, almost a year old, suffering from laryngismus stridulus, the indications being < during sleep and after waking. Lach ., given first, failed to relieve. Guernsey's indication is: "Whooping-cough, or any other kind of cough when the attack comes on, with a very rapid cough, and the attacks follow so closely as to almost run into each other." I have found it most effective in the nervous "minute-gun" cough where the patient gives an isolated cough at regular intervals through the day. Nash finds it the most useful of all remedies in post-nasal catarrh. Guernsey's other indication is: "Red, flat ulcers on the glans and inner surface of the prepuce, with secretion of a quantity of yellow ichor." In the head there is a sensation of emptiness or hollowness. Head feels very large. Sensation as if forehead were flattened. Change of air causes coughing. Feels cold when uncovered and too hot when covered.

Antidote to: Mercury. Complementary: Sulph. Compare: Bell., Caust., Coff., Coc. c., Con., Hyos.; Hydrphb. (inspired air feels cold — also Cistus.); Nit. ac., Nux v., Mephit., Staph.; Dros. (cough always moist — Coral. always dry); Petrol., Selen., Graph.; teeth feel too close together, Tuberc. (Koch). Teste, who proved Coral. and elicited its respiratory symptoms, groups it with Caustic.

Grumbling humour, with oaths in consequence of the pain. — Irascibility and ill-humour. — Wine has a natural taste, but immediately stupefies him.

Head bewildered, as if in consequence of drunkenness. — Confusion in the head, which feels empty and hollow. — Intoxication after drinking very little wine. — Pressive cephalalgia, as if everything were going to protrude through the forehead, compelling motion of the head, and mitigated only by uncovering the body, which is burning hot. — Pressing headache in the forehead; she cannot keep the eyes open; relieved by walking in the open air. — Violent cephalalgia with nausea, greatly aggravated on sitting down. — Pain in the sinciput as if it were flattened. — Aggravation of the headache, and congestion in the head and in the face, on stooping. — Sensation, as if wind were traversing the head, on moving it rapidly (or rocking it). — Sensation, as if the head were increased in size (three times its size).

Pressure, as from sand, in the reddened eyes (evening). — Sensation of compression in the orbit. — Pain, as from excoriation in the eyes, on moving the balls or the eyelids. — Sensation of heat in the eyes, on closing the lids, with a sensation as if they were swimming in tears. — Sensation of burning in the eyes, by candle-light.

Semi-lateral swelling of the nose, with heat, pulsation and sleeplessness. — Painful ulcer in the nostril (on the inside of the r. wing, with the sensation as if the nasal bones were pressed asunder). — Epistaxis, sometimes at night. — Bleeding of the nose, from one nostril at a time (at night). — Great dryness of the nose. — Fluent coryza, with excessive secretion of an inodorous mucus, resembling tallow. — Profuse secretion of mucus through the posterior nares, obliging one to hawk frequently.

Heat in the face, < by stooping. — Pain, as from a bruise in the cheek-bone, < by touch. — Pain, as from dislocation in the maxillary joint, on masticating, and on opening the mouth wide. — Painful swelling of the sub-maxillary glands; < when swallowing and on bending the head forward. — Lips cracked and painful.

Every tooth on the l. side feels as if set on edge; it feels as if the teeth were too close to one another, or as if a tenacious body were lodged between them.

Great dryness of the fauces. — Constant hawking, owing to an accumulation of mucus in the posterior nares. — Great dryness of the palate and of the throat, with sensation of excoriation on swallowing.

Insipidity of food. — Sweetish taste of beer. — Violent thirst; longing for acids and salt food. — After a meal, the head turns round, as during intoxication. — After dinner, hot cheeks and forehead, with cold feet.

Nausea, with dryness of the tongue and violent headache; < when sitting up.

Constipation (for six days), followed by copious papescent stool.

Loam- or clay-coloured urine, with similar sediment. — Burning urine.

Copious sweat on the genital parts. — Swelling of the prepuce, with pain as from excoriation when it is touched. — The margin of the prepuce feels sore when the linen touches it. — The frænum is painful, as if pricked by needles. — Pseudo gonorrhœa (balanoblennorrhœa) with fetid secretion of a yellowish-green colour. — Red and smooth ulcers on the glans, and in the internal surface of the prepuce, with sanious and yellowish secretion. — Pollutions. — Involuntary seminal emissions during sleep (without dreams or erections).

Painful cough, as if a stone were depressing the pleura. — Yellow, puriform expectoration, in consequence of the cough. — Sensation of cold in the respiratory organs, on taking a deep inspiration; inclination to cough, with difficult hawking up of bronchial mucus (in the morning). — Crowing during inspiration. — Violent, spasmodic cough, "firing minute-guns" of short, barking cough all day. — Whooping-cough, or other rapid cough, attacks following so closely as almost to run into one another; cough till patient falls back exhausted. — Cough with morning aggravation; smothering sensation before paroxysms. — Cold expectoration.

Stiffness in nape of neck. — Pain, as if the small of the back were broken.

Pressive pain in the shoulder-blades, aggravated by coughing. — Pain in the wrists, as if he had been writing much and rapidly. — Pains in the shoulder-joints, as if the head of the humerus were pressed violently outwards. — Smooth spots of a deep-red colour, in the palms of the hands and in the fingers.

Pain in the knees, tibia and tarsal joint, as if he had walked a great deal.

Failing of the limbs, after the least exercise in the open air. — Sensation of cold in the hot parts, on uncovering them. — The symptoms of heat and cold are > by artificial heat.

Red and smooth spots on the skin. — Smooth spots on the palms of the hands and fingers, first of a coral colour, then dark-red, and lastly copper-coloured. — Measles; purpura; psoriasis.

Yawning, violent, frequent and in rapid succession, with pain in the articulation of the jaw. — Great sleepiness; falls asleep while standing. — As soon as she falls asleep she starts up, on account of frightful dreams. — Cannot sleep before midnight tosses about; if he uncovers himself, he feels too cold, and when covered, he feels too hot.

Pulse full and hard. — Chill; the skin is of the ordinary temperature, with headache and violent thirst; > by external heat. — Febrile shivering, with burning thirst, and pains in the forehead. — Dry heat, internally and externally, with full and hard pulse. — Dry heat without thirst, and not followed by perspiration. — The hot parts feel cold when uncovered.

Red Coral. Gorgoniadeæ.
Proved by Attomyr, in the 3d trituration ; also by Melicher. See Encyclopædia, vol. 3, p. 561 .
CLINICAL AUTHORITIES.
- Inveterate cases of nasal catarrh , Miller, U. S. Med. Inv., Nov., 1878, p. 418 ; Chancre , Attomyr, Rück. Kl. Erf., vol. 2, p. 117 ; Cough , H. N. Martin, Hom. Clinics, vol. 2, p. 215 ; Hughes, see Pharmacodynamics, p. 325 ; Whooping cough , S. M. Cate, N. E. M. G., vol. 3, p. 85 ; Eruption on elbows , Nunez, Rück. Kl. Erf., vol. 4, p. 239.

Peevish and ill-humored, very complaining ; scolds and swears at the pains.

When moving head quickly, or shaking it, sensation as if wind was blowing through skull.
Head feels very large, three times its natural size.
Sensation of emptiness and hollowness of head.
Extremely violent headache pressing out at forehead, obliging him to move head from one side to other, but without relief ; not > by sitting ; > for a short time by almost complete uncovering of burning, hot body.
Sensation as if forehead was flattened by pressure.
Pressing headache in forehead ; she cannot keep eyes open ; > by walking in open air.
Violent headache, as if parietal bones were forced asunder ; < by stooping.
Congestion of blood to head on stooping.
Meningeal inflammation threatening in yellow fever, especially in children.

Enlarged pupils. θ Whooping cough.
Eyes hot and painful, with sensation as if swimming in tears.
Burning of eyes from candlelight.
Extremely sensitive drawing pain in external wall of left orbit, whence pain extends down beneath cheek bone, apparently along course of nervus malaris.
Pressure, as from sand, in reddened eyes (evening).
On closing eyes, they feel hot, as if bathed in tears.
Eyes pain violently during every motion. θ Gonorrhœal ophthalmia.

Subjective odors of smoke, onions, etc.
Great dryness of mucous membrane of nose and throat.
Dry coryza, nose stopped up, ulcerated nostrils.
Profuse secretion of mucus dropping through posterior nares, obliging frequent hawking ; inspired air feels cold.
Violent, fluent catarrh of odorless mucus, looking like melted tallow, leaving greasy looking spots on linen.
Bleeding of nose, one nostril at a time, especially at night.
Ulceration of nose.
Painful ulcer in right nostril and on inner side of wing of nose, affecting nasal bones, with a sensation as if they were pressed asunder.

Grows purple and black in face. θ Whooping cough.
Left zygoma painful, as if bruised ; < when touched.
Heat in face on bending head forward.

Pain in left articulation of lower jaw, as if sprained, on drawing jaw far downward, and also when biting and yawning.
The lips are chapped, swollen and painful.

Every tooth on left side feels as if set on edge ; as if teeth were too close to one another, or as if a tenacious body was lodged between them.

White coated tongue. θ Whooping cough.

Painful swelling of left submaxillary gland ; < when swallowing or bending head forward.

Mucous membrane of throat and chest very sensitive, any change of air sets patient coughing. θ Whooping cough.
Constant hawking, owing to an accumulation of mucus in posterior nares ; inhaled air feels cold. θ Catarrh.
Great dryness of fauces.

Violent thirst, no appetite. θ Whooping cough.
Longing for acids and salt food.

After dinner, hot cheeks and forehead, with cold feet.
Food tastes insipid, like sawdust ; farinaceous food tastes like straw ; beer tastes sweet.

Nausea, with dryness of tongue and violent headache, < when sitting up.
Severe fit of coughing, followed by a loose cough, with vomiting of quantities of tough, ropy, stringy mucus.

Constipation (for six days), followed by copious papescent stool.
Profuse discharge of mucus from anus at night.

Burning urine.
Loam-colored urine, with similar sediment.

Weakened sexual power, with spermatorrhœa. θ Balanitis.
Involuntary seminal emissions during sleep (without dreams or erections).
Red, flat ulcers on glans and inner surface of prepuce, with profuse yellow, ichorous discharge.
Superficial, lardaceous ulcers, or, more commonly, red ulcers, on glans penis or prepuce, with copious, thin, offensive smelling discharge, which can be easily removed. θ Chancre.
Ulcers flat and extremely sensitive to touch, sometimes bleeding ; chancres on any part of penis or scrotum very sensitive to touch.
The whole glans and inner surface of prepuce secrete a yellowish-green offensive matter ; great sensitiveness, redness and swelling.
Swelling of prepuce ; margin of prepuce feels sore when linen touches it.
The frenum is painful, as if pricked by needles.
Profuse perspiration of genitals.
Balanitis.
Very painful soft chancres.
Syphilitic erosions, exuding a thin, badly smelling ichor ; constant trickling of mucus from posterior nares into fauces ; smooth, copper-colored spots on palm of hand and finger.

Laryngismus stridulus.

On deep inspiration, sensation as if air passing through air passages was icy cold ; inclination to cough, with difficult hawking up of bronchial mucus, in morning.
Difficult, oppressed respiration.
Crowing during inspiration. θ Whooping cough.
Laryngismus stridulus resembling whooping cough.
Asthma.

Convulsive spasmodic cough, occurring in paroxysms.
In some forms of violent spasmodic cough ; "firing minute guns" of short, barking cough, all day, and for half an hour or so towards evening, increasing to a violent spasmodic paroxysm.
Nervous and spasmodic cough ; so violent that children lose their breath and become purple and black in face ; during deep inspiration, sensation as if air passing through air passages was icy cold, inclination to cough and difficult hawking up of bronchial mucus ; every atmospheric change causes coughing. θ Tuberculosis.
Fits of violent spasmodic cough, commencing with gasping for breath and continuing with repeated crowing inspirations until he grows purple and black in face and is quite exhausted ; < in latter part of night and mornings ; larynx and trachea more involved than chest ; mucous membrane of throat and chest very sensitive, and change of air sets patient coughing ; loss of appetite and thirst ; severe fit of coughing followed by a loose cough, with vomiting of quantities of tough, ropy, stringy mucus. θ Whooping cough.
Whooping cough or any other kind of cough, when attack comes on with a very rapid cough, and attacks follow so closely as to almost run into each other ; cough until patient falls back as limber as a rag.
Whooping cough, with bleeding from mouth and nose.
Cough, with morning aggravation, smothering sensation before paroxysms.
Frequent paroxysms of violent coughing ; spasms of glottis and larynx so severe as to produce a sound, in coughing, similar to spasmodic croup ; paroxysms of cough every ten or fifteen minutes, with occasional intervals lasting an hour ; cough < latter part of night and forenoon ; > in afternoon and evening ; she seems quite weak, with quick pulse, white coated tongue, considerable thirst, no appetite, enlarged pupils and rapid loss of flesh. θ Whooping cough.
Nervous cough, asthma Millari and endemic whooping cough.
Cough, with great sensitiveness of air passages.
Cold expectoration.

Tuberculosis ; spasmodic cough ; cold expectoration.

Heart, Pulse and Circulation
Pulse full and hard.
Quick pulse. θ Whooping cough.

Pains in sternum, with cough.

Neck stiff.
Pressing pains in shoulder blades with cough.
Small of back pains as if broken.

Red, itching, miliary eruption rough, feeling like a grater to the touch, on both elbows.
Pain in wrists as after writing much and rapidly.
Smooth, copper-colored spots on palm of hand and finger. θ Syphilis.

Pain in knees, tibiæ and tarsal joints as after walking a great deal.

After a short walk in evening, great lassitude in all the limbs.

Standing : falls asleep.
Motion : eyes pain violently during.
Sitting up : nausea and headache <.
When shaking head or quickly moving it : sensation as if wind was blowing through skull.
Violent headache, obliging him to move head from side to side, but without relief, not > by sitting.
Bending head forward : heat in face ; pain in left submaxillary gland <.
On closing eyes : they feel hot, as if bathed in tears.
On drawing jaw far downward : pain in left articulation, also when biting or yawning.
Stooping : headache < ; congestion of blood to head.
Walking : headache > ; lassitude in all the limbs after ; great fatigue after.

Great weakness. θ Whooping cough.
Great fatigue after a walk.
Hysteria.

Drowsiness ; yawning ; the joint of the jaw pains.
Very sleepy ; falls asleep while standing.
Cannot sleep before midnight ; tosses about.
Starts as soon as she falls asleep, from a frightened dream.

In morning : inclination to cough, difficult hawking of mucus ; spasmodic cough <.
In afternoon : cough >.
Evening : pressure in eyes ; cough > ; lassitude in limbs.
At night : bleeding of nose ; profuse discharge of mucus from anus ; cannot fall asleep before midnight.
Latter part of night : spasmodic cough <.

Heat : chill > by outward.
Uncovering of body : headache > for a short time ; hot parts feel cold.
Feels cold uncovered and too hot when covered.
Open air : headache >.
Change of air : sets patient coughing.

Heat without thirst or sweat ; full, hard pulse.
Chill, but skin of usual warmth, with headache and violent thirst.
Chill relieved by outward heat.
Hot parts feel cold when uncovered.
Dry heat, no thirst, no sweat.
Tertian or quartan intermittent ; dropsy following suppression of chills.

Frequent : paroxysms of violent coughing.
Constant : hawking ; trickling of mucus from posterior nares into fauces.
Every ten or fifteen minutes : paroxysms of cough, with occasional intervals lasting an hour.
For half an hour : towards evening, spasmodic paroxysms of coughing.
All day : short barking cough.
For six days : constipation.
Tertian or quartan intermittent.

Right : painful ulcer in nostril, affecting nasal bones.
Left : drawing in external wall of orbit, extending down beneath cheek bone ; zygoma painful ; pain in articulation of lower jaw ; every tooth on side as if set on edge ; painful swelling of submaxillary gland.

As if wind was blowing through skull ; as if head was very large, three times its natural size ; as if forehead was flattened by pressure ; as if parietal bones were forced asunder ; as if eyes were swimming in tears ; as of sand in eyes ; as if nasal bones were pressed asunder ; as if left zygoma was bruised ; as if sprained in left articulation of lower jaw ; as if teeth on left side were set on edge ; as if teeth were too close to one another, or as if a tenacious body was lodged between them ; as if frenum was pricked by needles ; as if air passing through air passages was icy cold ; as if smothering before cough ; as if small of back was broken.
Pain : in abdomen with coughing ; in knees, tibiæ and tarsal joints, as if after walking a great deal ; in joint of jaw ; in sternum ; in wrists.
Drawing : in external wall of left orbit, extending down beneath cheek bone.
Burning : of body ; of eyes from candlelight.
Pressing out : at forehead.
Pressing : in forehead ; in shoulder blades.
Pressure : in eyes.
Hollowness : in head.
Emptiness : in head.
Dryness : of fauces ; of tongue ; of nose and throat.
Itching : miliary eruption on elbows.

Difficult breathing and spasmodic cough.
Rapid loss of flesh. θ Whooping cough.
Scrofula ; syphilis complicated with psora.

Touch : pain in left zygoma < ; ulcers on scrotum or penis very sensitive ; eruption on elbows feels like a grater.
From touch of linen : margin of prepuce feels sore.

Copper-colored spots on skin.
Smooth, red spots on skin and palms of hands, at first coral color, then darker red, and finally coppery.
Pustular eruption resembling varioloid.
Measles ; purpura ; psoriasis.

May be found useful for a combination of syphilis and psora.
Carrie, æt. 2 ; whooping cough.
Girl, æt. 13, nervous temperament, has several times manifested hysterical symptoms ; has not yet menstruated ; cough.
Woman, æt. 45 ; suffering for three years from cough.
Woman, æt. 52 ; suffering for two weeks ; eruption on elbows.

It antidotes : Mercur .
Complementary : Sulphur .
Compare : Bellad., Caustic., Coffea, Droser., Hyos., Lyssin , (inhaled air feels cold) ; Nitr. ac., Nux vom., Mephitis ; Staphis . (gastralgia).

A trituration is made of the red coral, Corallium rubrum, Lam.

Coccus cacti, Dros., Merc.

Full of pains, he uses bed language and curses. ▶ Peevish. ▶ Head feels very large. ▶ H. feels empty. ▶ Immediate stupefaction from wine. ▶ Confusion of H. as after intoxication. ▶ All the blood seems to rise to H. and face on stooping. ▶ Dizziness after eating, as if intoxicated. ▶ Pressing-out pain at forehead, obliging him to move the head from side to side, but it is not amel. thereby nor by sitting, but transiently amel. almost complete uncovering of the hot body. ▶ Pain in forehead so that she cannot keep the eyes open, amel. walking and moving about in open air. ▶ Pressure at F. sinuses, amel. open air with increased secretion of nasal mucus; P. in forehead and temples, whereby the sinciput seems flattened. ▶ Pain in temporal muscles on swallowing. ▶ Pain in parietal bones as if forced asunder, agg. by stooping. ▶ Sensation as of a wind through skull on rapid motion or on shaking head.

Redness in evening, with pressure as from sand. ▶ Pain in left as if hot and dry. ▶ Sore pain on moving balls or lids. ▶ Pain as if pressed into orbits. ▶ Burning in candle-light; heat on closing lids, with sensation as if swimming in tears. ▶ Drawing pain in external wall of left orbit extending along nervus malaris to beneath cheek-bone (Compare Cinnab.).

Hearing less distinct than usual. ▶ Painful swelling in right nostril and on inner side of wing of nose, with pain in nasal bones as if pressed asunder, the pain extending partly into frontal sinuses, partly towards eyes and to temples, with thirst, right side of nose swollen, hot and pulsating, disturbing night's rest. ▶ Dryness of nose and throat. ▶ Frequent sneezing, preceded by tickling in nose. ▶ Epistaxis at night; E. now from right, now from left nostril; stopped coryza, could get no air through left nostril; stopped C., then dropping of mucus like melted tallow. ▶ (Profuse secretion of mucus through posterior nares, obliging constant hawking.).

Painful ulcer in right nostril, sensation as if nose were pressed asunder. ▶ Profuse nasal catarrh, the inspired air feels cold.

Hawking of profuse mucus, throat very sensitive, especially to air (Merc.).

Ulcerations on glans penis and prepuce, with sensitiveness and exudation of thin offensive moisture. ▶ Venereal ulcers, very sensitive, bleeding easily.

Most violent spasmodic cough (whooping cough), often preceded by sensation of smothering, followed by exhaustion; the attacks are extremely violent, the patient becomes purple in the face, followed by exhaustion or vomiting of quantities of tough mucus. ▶ Indicated in whooping cough by the extreme violence of the paroxysms, even with expectoration of blood.

▶ Bruised pain in left zygoma, agg. by touch. ▶ Sprained pain in left joint of jaw on drawing jaw far downward and on biting and yawing. ▶ Lips cracked, painful. ▶ On pressing on fossa canina ulcerative pain in corresponding teeth left teeth feel blunted and is if too near each other, or as if a tough substance were sticking between them. ▶ Taste of food like sawdust; like straw to farinaceous food; sweet to beer. ▶ Left submaxillary glands swollen and painful, agg. on swallowing or bending head forward (Merc.). ▶ Throat dry, sore on swallowing.

Longing for acids; for salted meat. ▶ Appetite lost. ▶ Thirst; during chill, with normal temperature of skin and pain in forehead. ▶ Nausea, with dry tongue; N., agg. sitting up, with headache. ▶ Pressure in pit of stomach, agg. coughing swallowing and deep inspiration. ▶ Rumbling in abdomen. ▶ Constipation for six days, then a large, pasty stool. ▶ Burning micturition. ▶ Urine clay-colored, with similar sediment.

Sweat. ▶ Red flat ulcer on glans and inner surface of prepuce, with yellowish discharge. ▶ Glans and inner surface of prepuce secrete a yellowish-green offensive matter, with sensitiveness, redness and swelling (Compare Merc.). ▶ Swelling of prepuce, with sore pain in its border where it rubs against the clothing. ▶ Pain in frænum preputii as from needles. ▶ Emission at night and another next afternoon during a nap, the latter with relaxed penis and without dreams.

▶ Feeling as if cold air were streaming through air-passages in morning on deep inspiration, with provocation to cough and with difficult hawking of bronchial mucus. ▶ Expectoration of yellow purulent mucus. ▶ During cough pain in cavities of pleura as from a stone pressing downward and causing pain beneath sternum, extending thence to scapula.

Stiffness of cervical muscles. ▶ Pain in scapulæ, agg. coughing. ▶ Bruised pain in small of back. ▶ Pain in sacral region, as from pressure with a dull instrument. ▶ Weariness of extremities in evening after exercise in open air. ▶ Pain as if head of the humerus would be forced out of the joint, left, then right, then both together. ▶ Pain at insertion of deltoid and in middle of right forearm, as if pressed with the ends of the fingers. ▶ Pain in wrists as after much rapid writing. ▶ Sudden shooting through right tibia. ▶ Tearing in right tibia when walking, with tickling in hollow of knee so that knees crack. ▶ Pain in knee, tibia and ankle as after a fatiguing walk.

Flat spots, coral-red, then dark red, then copper-red, on palms and some fingers. ▶ Painful pimple on lip close to orifice of right nostril. ▶ Frequent excessive yawning with pain in joints of jaws. ▶ Sleepiness so that she fell asleep when standing. ▶ Sleeplessness till midnight; with tossing about and coldness if uncovered, but heat if covered. ▶ Tossing about and uncovering in sleep. ▶ Uneasy, dreamy sleep. ▶ Starting up from anxious dreams as soon as she falls asleep. ▶ Chilliness in hot parts on uncovering. ▶ Cold feet after eating, with hot forehead and cheeks. ▶ Internal and external heat with full, hard pulse. ▶ Dry heat, without thirst. ▶ Heat of face, agg. bending forward; dry H. of face in morning with cold shuddering creeping over her on putting her hand to her face. ▶ Symptoms of heat and cold, amel. artificial heat.

Head feels large.
Pressing-outward pain in the forehead, obliging him to move the head from side to side, with heat of the body, only transiently > uncovering.
Pain in the parietal bones as if forced asunder, < stooping.
Sensation as if the wind blew through skull on rapid motion or on shaking head.

Drawing pain in external wall of left orbit, extending along nervus malaris to below cheek bone.

Clinical:
Painful ulcer in right nostril; sensation as if nose were pressed asunder.
Profuse nasal catarrh; the inspired air feels cold.

Bruised pain in left zygoma, < touch.
Sprained pain in left joint of jaw on drawing jaw far downward and on biting and yawning.

Left submaxillary glands swollen and painful, < on swallowing or bending head forward.

Clinical:
Hawking of profuse mucus; throat very sensitive, especially to air.

Red flat ulcer on glans and inner surface of prepuce, with yellowish discharge.
Glans and inner surface of prepuce secrete a yellowish-green offensive matter, with sensitiveness, redness and swelling.

Feeling as if cold air were streaming through air-passages in morning on deep inspiration, with provocation to cough, and with difficult hawking of bronchial mucus.

Clinical:
Most violent spasmodic cough (whooping cough), often preceded by sensation of smothering, followed by exhaustion; the attacks are extremely violent; the patient becomes purple in the face, followed by exhaustion or vomiting of quantities of tough mucus.
Indicated in whooping cough by the extreme violence of the paroxysms, even with expectoration of blood.

Indicated in violent spasmodic coughs, as whooping cough.

Sensation as though cold air were streaming through the air passages on deep inspiration, with provocation to cough and difficult raising of bronchial mucus. Expectoration of yellow, purulent mucus.

Most violent spasmodic cough, often preceded by sensation of smothering, followed by exhaustion; the attacks are extremely violent, the patient becomes purple in the face, followed by exhaustion or vomiting of quantities of tough mucus. Indicated in whooping cough by the extreme violence of the paroxysms, even with expectoration (T. F. Allen).

Attacks of cough come on rapidly, almost running into each other, affording no opportunity to rest between.

Congestions of blood to the face and head (after dinner).

Reddish ulcers on the penis, very sensitive to contact.

Profuse secretions of mucus through the posterior nares, obliging one to hawk frequently.