Repeated after an hour: Crot. tigl.
Long continued: Euphras.
Constant: Benz. ac., Iber., Iodine.
With complete intermissions: Lycopodium virg.
Lasting fully an hour: Lycopodium virg.
During the day: Lycopodium virg., Strychnin.
Repeated: Lycopodium virg.
Persistent: Menyanth.
Lasting nearly an hour: Physos.
Continued half an hour: Tabac.
Occasionally: Scutel.
Paroxysms: Tabac.
CONCOMITANTS.
With anxiety: Ananth., Arsen., Hydrastis ac., Lachnanth., Spigel., Therid.
Alternating with slight vertigo: Hydrastis ac.
With oppression: Ananth., Arsen., Cactus, Cinn. ind., Jacea, Spigel., Tabac., tarent.
With fainting spells: Arsen.
With palpitation: Angust., Euphras., Rhus ven., Tabac., tarent., Thea.
Violent palpitation when sitting or stooping, with a painful sensation as if the heart was constricted: Angust.
Audible palpitation, in the afternoon: Euphras.
With dyspnoea: Actea, Argent., Arsen., Cactus, Cereus serp., Magn. mur., Tabac.
Least motion makes him lose his breath: Arsen.
Stitches arrest his breathing: Magn. mur.
With numbness (Actea) of whole body, the left arm numb, and as if bound to the side.
With heat: Spongia.
With anxious sweat: Spongia.
With cold sweat on the hands: Actea.
With icy cold feet: Cactus.
With blue face: Cactus.
With choking: Argent.
With sudden tightness above the heart: Arsen.
With constriction of the chest: Aconite
With oedema, especially of the left arm, and of the legs to the knees: Cactus.
With pain between the shoulders: Tabac.
With inability to walk or speak: Tabac.
With insensible pulse: Tabac.
With cold hands: Tabac.
With disposition to take a full inspiration: Tabac.
With frequent intermissions of the pulse: Tabac.
With weeping and moaning: tarent.
Followed by cramps and coldness in the extremities: tarent.
With violent throbbing of the carotids and heart: tarent.
With slight beating of the heart: tarent.
With sensation that the heart turned and twisted around: tarent.
With severe headache: tarent.
With a great deal of moaning in the night: tarent.
With fulness in the head: tarent.
With the veins on the arms swollen purplish: Arnica.
With some swelling and great tenderness over the heart: Zincum.
SPECIAL LOCALIZATION OF PAIN.
Near the heart: Ascl. tub., Naja trip.
In the region of the heart: Angust., Bufo, Crot. tigl., Curare, Euphras., Hydrastis ac., Iber., Jabor., Kali nitr., Lycopodium virg., Menyanth., Physos., Scutel., Tabac., tarent., Thea, Valer.
Not increased by pressure: Hydrastis ac.
And left frontal eminence: Lycopodium virg.
Whole region of the heart: tarent.
At the heart: Cereus bon., Cereus serp., Naja trip.
Extending through to the left scapula: Naja trip.
Around the heart: Amyl nitr.
And constriction: Amyl nitr.
About the heart: Benz. ac., Lycopodium virg.
Pains change place incessantly, but are most constant about the heart: Benz. ac.
Over the region of the heart: Iber.
Over the base of the heart: Iber.
About the base of the heart: Agaricus
Above the heart: Arsen., Kreosotum, Kalmia.
Tightness: Arsen.
Deep in : Kreosotum (short sensation, as if the heart would stand still).
In the aorta: tarent.
Below the heart: Apis, Cuprum.
Beneath the heart: Crocus.
Over the heart: Kreosotum
Through the heart: Cereus serp.
Into the heart: Cent. tag.
In the heart: Ananth., Ascl. tub., Euphras., Iber., Kali cyan., Kreosotum, Lycopodium virg., Mercurius iod. rub., Rhus ven., tarent.
Stitches and formication: Ananth.
And intercostal muscles: Ascl. tub.
As from the prick of a pin: Ascl. tub.
And lungs: Kali cyan.
With palpitation: Rhus ven.
Constant: Mercurius iod., rub.
In the region of the apex: China sulph.
Apex: Ananth., Bufo., Lycopodium virg.
In the apex: Bromium, Cactus.
About the apex: Cyclam.
In the left side of the heart: Crot. tigl. (jerkings).
In the right side of the heart: Hydrastis ac.
Under the left clavicle: tarent.
In the carotids: tarent.
In the back: tarent.
In the region of the medulla oblongata: tarent.
Between the shoulders: Tabac.
Left frontal eminence: Lycopodium virg. In the chest: tarent.
And general perspiration: tarent.
Left side of the chest: tarent.
In the left mamma: Lilium.
In left lung: Mercurius iod. rub., Acid oxalicum
In the centre of left lung: Ailanth.
Across the chest: Abrotanum
Over the whole chest: Actea, Hepar.
And left half of the chest: Hepar.
DIRECTION AND COURSE OF PAINS FROM THE PRAECORDIAL REGION.
Through to left scapula: Agaricus, Aloes, Kalmia, Lilium, Naja trip.
Extending to the left arm: tarent.
Down the left arm: Actea, Arnica, Arsen., Bromium.
Radiate to arm and left shoulder: Therid.
To left forearm: Ammoniummur.
To the fingers: Aurum.
From the apex to the ends of the fingers: Cactus.
Into the right arm: Phytol.
In the superficial veins of both arms: Hamam.
Through the heart: Anacardium, Bromium, Cereus bon., Phosph. ac., Acid Sulphuricum
Into the heart: Cent. tag.
Running upward: Bromium.
From within outward: Clemat.
From behind forward or above downward: Acid oxalicum
Into the neck and occiput: Arsen.
From the liver to the left chest and down the left arm: Arnica.
Over whole region of the heart: tarent.
Change place incessantly, but are most constant about the heart: Benz. ac.
And intercostal muscles: Ascl. tub.
And left frontal eminence: Lycopodium
Shifting along the line of the aortic arch: Strychnin.
Transverse constriction in the upper part of the chest: Tabac.
Extending from the heart upward to the vertex: Tabac.
In the aorta, extending to the subclavian, as if it were going to burst: tarent.
Extending diagonally across the right chest: Apis (from just below the heart).
In left lung extending down to the epigastrium: Acid oxalicum
Through the centre of left lung: Ailant.
When the pains suddenly leave the limbs and go to the heart: Kalmia.
AGGRAVATIONS.
Time.
Towards morning: Cereus bon.
In the morning: Lithium carb. carb., Tabac.
After rising: Lithium carb. carb.
During the day: Lycopodium virg., Strychnin.
In the afternoon: Cereus serp., Euphras., Lycopodium virg.
At 1 p.m.: Lycopodium virg.
In the evening: Euphras., Lycopodium virg., Scutel., Tabac.
At night: Anacardium orient., Arsen., Cann. ind., Cereus bon., Cereus serp., Tabac., tarent.
Especially from 1 to 5 P.M.: Arsen.
The whole night: Cann. ind.
When retired: Cereus bon.
After retiring: Cereus serp.
Motion.
Least motion: Arsen.
Makes him lose his breath: Arsen.
From walking: Bryon.
When walking: Kali iod.
After riding: Naja trip.
Raising one’s self: Bryon.
Raising the arm: Bryon.
Position.
While sitting: Euphras.
When sitting or standing: Valer.
Lying down: Iberis, Cereus serp.
After retiring:Cereus serp.
Turning on the left side: Iber.
Lying on the left side: Cactus, Tellur.
On bending forward when sitting: Jacea.
When stooping: Oleand.
Eating and Drinking.
After eating: Aspar., Menyanth.
Contact.
Touch: tarent.
Worse from contact of dress: tarent.
Sleep.
After retiring: Cereus serp.
When retired: Cereus bon.
After rising: Lithium carb. carb.
In the morning Lithium carb. carb.
Pressure.
From pressure: Cactus grand.
Exertion.
Using the slightest exertion: Bryon.
After exertion: Cereus serp.
After riding: Naja trip.
Respiration.
Caused by deep inspiration: Agaricus
From inspiration: China sulph.
During inspiration: Anacardium orient., Plumbum.
At night: Plumbum.
Only during an inspiration: Valer.
On inspiration or expiration: Euphras.
On respiration: Kali cyan.
On expiration: Crot. tigl.
Holding the breath: Menyanth.
From coughing: Agaricus
Miscellaneous.
From sneezing: Agaricus
From hiccough: Agaricus
Before and at the time of urinating: Lithium carb. carb.
Before and at the time of the menses: Lithium carb. carb.
AMELIORATIONS.
From lying on the back: Aconite, Tellur.
With raised shoulders: Aconite
From sitting bent forward with the head thrown back: Arsen.
When stooping: Valer.
From deep breathing: Cann. ind., Cereus serp.
Oppression: Cann. ind.
By taking a full inspiration: Cereus serp.
From pressure of the hand: Pulsat.
For a time: Pulsat.
From epistaxis: tarent.
CLINICAL SYMPTOMS.
Abrotanum: Pain across chest, sharp and severe. Rheumatism. Pulse weak and small. Chlorosis. Ebullitions, with general heat, and distended veins on the forehead and head. Haemorrhoidal colic.
Aconite: Pulse full, hard and strong in fevers, inflammations; small, intermittent, irregular, in asthma, quicker than the beat of the heart; quick, hard in peritonitis; full, hard and frequent, succeeding chill, during which it was small and weak.
Adonis vern.: Has removed dropsy dependent upon cardiac disease, primary or secondary.
Adonis aevest: Has proven palliative in cases of insufficiency of heart-action, with feeble, irregular, rapid pulse, and diminished arterial pressure.
Ailanthus: Pulse rapid and small; weak, sometimes scarcely perceptible. Scarlatina.
Ammonium carb.: Audible palpitation, with attacks of great anxiety, as if dying; cold sweat, involuntary flow of tears; loud, difficult breathing and trembling of hands. Angina pectoris.
Antimonium tart.: Great praecordial excitement with vomiting of mucus and bile.
Apis: Blowing sound with the diastole.
Apocynum: Pulse 45 between attacks of vomiting; feeble. Metrorrhagia.
Arnica: “Strain” of the heart from violent running. Fatty degeneration of the heart. (Bromium).
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