Shivering chill; at 7 P.M. in open air, (>) in room. Shivering always on waking at night; in a room; always on going into open air, with gooseflesh; general, as often as he lays down the l. hand after motion; during pain in stomach. Shivering chill, with goose flesh; and with urging to stool, which is soft, accompanied by pinching in whole abdomen, then general chill, with external coldness, then in room internal warmth in head.
Chilliness of various parts. Whole l. side of body cold; and gone to sleep. Coldness of r. forearm and fingers, with stiffness; C. of hands, extending up l. arm to elbow; of hands; of feet; of soles. In spine between scapulae, as from a wind. Sensation as if cold water ran from r. clavicle across cheat to toes. Shivering over whole r. side of body; S. from r. temple through forehead, where it becomes a throbbing; from face over back to knee; in neck in evening, extending into brain; along back; in back in attacks, extending nearly all over abdomen; now in arm, now in leg, now general; sudden from face over chest to knee.
Heat every day from 6 to 8 P.M.; H. causing late falling asleep in evening; after a short walk in open air, with excitement; general, without moisture and without thirst, then gradual coolness, with yawning and stretching of arms. H. in flushes after walking, with discomfort. Orgasm of blood. Burning whenever she takes hold of herself; B. in vertex; in r. temple and side of forehead; on r. malar-bone in evening; in middle of r. scapula; on outer surface of l. upper arm; transversely across forearms, close to wrist; in finger-tips; in soles; in spot on r. side of neck, with redness. Heat in face after eating, and in eyes; in face after eating, with redness. Internal H. in head after dinner; I. heat in head without external heat; in forehead and back, as if sweat would break out; sudden, in l. thigh. Sticking- burning in axilla. Tearing burning in scalp in front of vertex in evening. Cool burning on malar-bone; frequently in front of vertex. Crawling B. in ball of great toe.
Sweat; in morning in bed; walking him at 4 A.M.; in afternoon when walking, with weariness; at night; every night; at night, with uneasy sleep; profuse, when walking in open air; in attacks; general sour, at night; on back and abdomen after walking.
Born in 1837in Westminster, Vermont. . He was an orthodox doctor who converted to homeopathy
Dr. Allen compiled the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica over the course of 10 years.
In 1881 Allen published A Critical Revision of the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica.