C. in two attacks in morning; tiresome C. in forenoon; alternating with heat at night. Shaking C. in evening; and pallor; from 7 till 8 P.M., with cold hands and heaviness in stomach, then thirst. Shivering at 8 A.M.; at noon, with blueness of nails and gooseskin, first on outside of arms, then on back down small of back, lastly on abdomen, where he felt as if stroked across with something cold, it was (>) fire and (<) movement, was accompanied by weariness, pallor, suffering expression, pains in middle of upper arms and of thighs and legs as if broken, and pains shooting through outside of feet, but appetite good; in evening, then heat of face and hands, with thirst; from 5 till 6 P.M., then after lying down heat of hands and soles without thirst; from 8 till 9 P.(<)., till lying down; at night on waking, yet warmth to touch, then heat; on least movement in bed; in bed, then heat, then sweat smelling of sulphur; after dinner; on body, with flushing heat in face; with heat; from over back into arms at 6 P.M.; though skin in evening in bed.
Internal C., without thirst; I. about 10 A.M.; till noon, worse daily with vertigo as if head would sink down then weakness, with sweat day and night on head, which was puffy. Horripilation in forenoon, with weight in chest and arms; H. all the afternoon and evening after dinner; from spine over abdomen, back and upper limbs in forenoon and at 7 P.M.; in arms.
C. after drinking coffee, except in r. cheek and concha, which burned; C. on head; in a spot on vertex; paroxysmally in face, as if dashes with cold water, with perceptible coldness; externally in epigastric region; over abdomen. C. in back; and limbs; and on chest and arm; in evening; towards evening, and over scalp, with heat in face; with dry heat in thighs and small of back; creeping from small of B. up B. from 6 till P.M.; creeping up B. in evening, (>) stove; as if a cold breath passed over small of B., with drawing in tibia; spreading from lower third of spine over body and lower limbs; proceeding from lumbar vertebrae in evening during firm stool after straining, with cold feeling in limbs, (<) lower ones; from lumbar region to abdomen and limbs; from lumbar vertebrae over abdomen when urinating and afterwards; from r. side of lumbar vertebrae over r. side of body in bed; from lumbar vertebrae over limbs with bursting feeling in abdomen, the C. recurred at 4 P.M., with shooting in urethra and boring in bones of arms.
C. in limbs in forenoon; at 3 P.M.; l. upper arm. Cold hands; and feet; and feet nose; and feet in afternoon, then shaking chill for half an hour, with blue face, then heat and sweat till 9.30. Cold fingers; l. lower limb; legs in evening. Cold feet; soles; all day and evening till going to sleep; in afternoon; in evening in bed; in evening, with heat of head; at night; at night in bed; at night, with sweat on abdomen as for as groins and cutting in soles; during dinner, with itching of nostrils, from which water drops, with impatience, which makes everything difficult; after dinner, with palpitation; (<) evening.
Heat; all day, (<) night, with thirst; in morning on waking; from noon till evening, with thirst; in afternoon; evening; night; night, with sweat; in the room; when at stool, with salivation l orgasm of blood; orgasm from a little beer; flushing; anxious, in morning, with sweat and dryness of throat; dry; dry, in morning in bed; as if sweat would break out towards morning; internal, with thirst; internal, in whole body, a burning extending upward in chest, but she must force herself to drink; prickling, about 2 A.M., with disposition to sweat. Intermittent fever, first rigor with thirst, then heat without thirst, but with rush of blood to head (whether this fever, which lasted six weeks and left me very weak, and whether the decay of five teeth was due to the Sulphur, I cannot decide).
Burning in skin of whole body; of the spots scratched; of skin in evening, with dryness; of skin at 2 A.M., with tendency to sweat; itching, in various parts, after scratching it hurts as if sore.
Heat in head; in morning; in morning, (>) washing, with confusion; at 4 P.M. after glass of beer; from 7 P.M. with confusion; from 7 to 9 P.M., with fulness in head; with fulness; in flashes, with orgasm of blood; in flashes towards 2 P.M.; delaying sleep; dry in morning on waking with glowing face. H. in forehead. Burning in skin of forehead; all day till late in evening; in morning; in morning after rising; in evening when sitting. Burning in scalp on temples at noon; B. on vertex in morning on washing, then coolness. Heat in occiput; in morning, (>) rising; in morning, with pain; on entering a heated room; (>) walking in open air, returning on entering the room, with pain; sudden attacks, with pain.
H. of face; (<) cheeks and around eyes; all day, with burning on malar-bones and redness of nose; during the day, then between 5 and 6 P.M. every day chilliness for half an hour, then general heat for an hour; every day from 5 till 9 P.M.; in evening, with redness and with squeezing in cardiac region; and in throat, without redness; with redness, H. (<) about mouth; with red spots between eye and ear; and in throat, with red spots in face; first on face, with sensation as after severe illness, then chilliness, with thirst; as from drops of hot fluid on r. cheek at noon; flying, in evening; in flushes in l. cheek for an hour in forenoon and afternoon; in flashes, then general coldness, then weakness in bones of lower limbs as if there were no marrow in them, (<) sitting.
Burning in back; in skin; beneath axillae; between scapulae; about lower angle of l. scapula; in skin about noon, (<) between scapulae, changing after scratching into sore pain; in skin in afternoon, with perceptible throbbing in arteries beneath skin of the affected part; with biting; corrosive, between shoulders, beneath r. shoulder-joint, in small of back and nates, in evening after lying down.
Burning at 2 A.M. extending from shoulder over l. upper arm and between scapulae; in skin spreading from r. shoulder over upper arm and r. side of chest; in skin of extensor side of r. upper arm, and after scratching a raw pain; in skin of flexor side of l. elbow; in skin of l. elbow at 9 A.M., gradually extending over extensor side. Heat in hands; in forenoon; after eating. H. in palms; at night; itching-sticking. Burning in tips of fingers; balls in forenoon. Dry heat in lower limbs. Burning on r. leg; skin of r. leg and foot; r. leg in morning; r. leg in morning and evening after exercise; legs at 8 P.M. B. in feet; across dorsum; in evening; in evening in bed, with necessity to uncover them, then uneasiness, itching and crawling; in hollow of l. sole in evening; in soles on stepping after long sitting; in soles, (<) walking, with itching.
Sweat; during the day; at 3 A.M.; towards morning, with anxiety, causing him to throw off the bed-clothes; in morning on waking; in morning after waking; in morning when walking; in morning, (>) waking; always after waking about 6 or 7 A.M.; in forenoon; in forenoon when walking; in forenoon, with weakness; in afternoon; in evening in bed, in evening before lying down, (<) hands, and after lying down heat and a waking dream, as if she had on a garment that she must take great care to avoid soiling; at night; at night, with restless sleep; at night after waking; at night, then disappearance of skin symptoms, on motion; on movement, (<) forenoon and (<) occiput; when walking; when walking in open air; after walking rapidly, (<) occiput; when sitting; when sitting, reading, writing and talking; after thin stool, (<) forehead, relieving the confusion of head, then only transient pressure in forehead.
Sweat smelling of sulphur; in morning on waking; in forenoon; (<) hands and metal articles about his person turn black. Sour sweat at night; with little sleep; and a burnt odor.
Sweat in axillae; offensive, in axillae; S. on itching parts in morning; head; occiput; occiput when walking; face; face and nape in morning in bed, with bruised sensation in limbs on rising on face when eating, with redness of white of eye; face from least effort; face and neck from least exertion; nape nearly all day, at times with coldness and shivering; nape at night; hands and feet in morning; clammy, on hands and feet during the day; hands on palms; between fingers; about knees at night; legs in morning; legs in evening as soon as he lay down in bed; legs at night; r. leg; r. leg at 5 A.M., r. leg at night; feet; or foot at night; soles; cold on feet; cold, on l. sole.
Clinical It is indicated in various types of fever, idiopathic or symptomatic; in the malarial types there is tendency to torpor, with nocturnal aggravation; heat of the head, with cold feet, or heat of the palms and soles at night. In eruptive fevers the eruption is partial any scanty; the tongue is usually dry and red at the tip and edges (compare Rhus-t.).
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.