ANGUISH
ANGUISH (agony) ☞ Anxiety and Restlessness
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 2
4 of 5 marks 17
plat. Platinum Metallicum cupr-ar. Cuprum Arsenicosum lob. Lobelia Inflata ars. Arsenicum Album puls. Pulsatilla Nigricans stram. Stramonium jatr. Jatropha Curcas hell. Helleborus Niger cupr. Cuprum Metallicum apis. Apis Mellifica coff. Coffea Cruda mez. Mezereum hyos. Hyoscyamus Niger arg-n. Argentum Nitricum gels. Gelsemium Sempervirens plb. Plumbum Metallicum carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis
Sub-rubrics 55
- after eating2p. 19
- as if he had committed a crime3p. 19
- as if some accident would happen1p. 19
- attempts to commit suicide1p. 19
- awaking2p. 19
- before stool2p. 19
- cardiac5p. 19
- caused by painful aching in hypogastrium, ceasing when menses appear (uterine disease)1p. 19
- complains without knowing what ails him1p. 19
- convulsions of extremities1p. 19
- cries of1p. 19
- deadly3p. 19
- death2p. 19
- during whooping cough1p. 19
- epigastrium1p. 19
- from choking1p. 19
- from loss of his friend1p. 19
- head4p. 19
- in abscess in Antrum of Highmore1p. 19
- in angina pectoris1p. 19
- in catarrh on chest1p. 19
- in cholera5p. 19
- in hysteria1p. 19
- in meningitis1p. 19
- in peritonitis1p. 19
- in shock from injury1p. 19
- in threatened abortion1p. 19
- in threatened pneumonia1p. 19
- indescribable2p. 19
- metrorrhagia1p. 19
- paroxysms2p. 19
- precedes fainting2p. 19
- tossing about4p. 19
- until menses appeared1p. 19
- with alternate laughing and weeping, after anger1p. 19
- with amenorrhœa2p. 19
- with colic1p. 19
- with cramp in stomach1p. 19
- with dypsnœa1p. 19
- with fever2p. 19
- with labor pain2p. 19
- with madness1p. 19
- with melancholy1p. 19
- with nausea1p. 19
- with oppression1p. 19
- with pain in abdomen1p. 19
- with palpitation4p. 19
- with restlessness3p. 19
- with sinking1p. 19
- with sleeplessness3p. 19
- with sweat2p. 19
- with tightness of breathing2p. 19
- with toothache1p. 19
- with vomiting2p. 19
- worse, with failure of every effort to strive against weariness (veta), better only by perfect rest1p. 19
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 19 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; ANGUISH