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laryngeal
Cough, laryngeal ☞ tickling); as if larynx would be torn (coryza), ▌Cepa; from ulcers (syphilis), ▌Lyc.; with sudden change of voice, Rumex; from raising voice, ||Arg. met.; incessant, provoked by sensation of weight and strangulation, ||Phos; talking, tickling; also Chap. 25, Larynx tickling
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 7
ars. Arsenicum Album puls. Pulsatilla Nigricans all-c. Allium Cepa con. Conium Maculatum spong. Spongia Tosta lach. Lachesis rumx. Rumex Crispus
4 of 5 marks 21
aesc. Æsculus Hippocastanum naja. Naja Tripudia phos. Phosphorus sil. Silicea hep. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum stann. Stannum Metallicum iod. Iodium sulph. Sulphur nit-ac. Nitricum Acidum colch. Colchicum Autumnale caust. Causticum cocc. Cocculus Indicus chlor. Chlorum arg-m. Argentum Metallicum still. Stillingia Sylvatica crot-h. Crotalus Horridus kali-bi. Kali Bichromicum chel. Chelidonium Majus brom. Bromium carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis kreos. Kreosotum
3 of 5 marks 1
1 of 5 marks 17
aphis. Aphis Chenopodii glauci card-m. Carduus Marianus ant-t. Antimonium Tartaricum bor. Borax zing. Zingiber med. Medorrhinum bufo. Bufo Rana. cop. Copaiva Officinalis ziz. Zizia Aurea asar. Asarum Europæum aster. Asterias Rubens arn. Arnica Montana hippoz. Hippozænium carb-s. Carboneum Sulphuratum raph. Raphanus arum-d. Arum Dracontium am-c. Ammonium Carbonicum
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 754 — COUGH AND EXPECTORATION; COUGH; laryngeal