Heat; every day; daily before midnight; in evening in bed, with sweat; then, sweat, the room seemed obscure, could not tolerate the daylight nor hold up his head, but was forced to press it against the chest; with pale face and sweat; internal, yet he refuses drink. (Burning in skin beneath sweat.). Heat of head; sinciput, changing to warm then cold sweat on forehead. Heat of face; on and above red of upper lip; in morning in bed; (with redness and constant laughing); and of hands, with redness of face, indifferent mood, caring only for the things just about him, and tendency to start; and in eyes, as from hot steam, with redness of cheeks. Heat in region of scapulae; H. streaming up back into occiput; in back as if sweat would break out in evening when walking slowly in open air. Hands hot, after wards cold. Heat extending into tips of fingers and toes, with crawling. Burning in malleoli; in evening as if he had come from too great cold.
Sweat in evening when he wishes to sleep; at night; towards morning; in morning, (<) face, face inclined to sweat even during the day; in sleep; on motion. Cold sweat (Ant-t., Arsenicum, China, Ip., Sec-c.); on forehead; on forehead with the evacuation; on forehead on rising from a seat; in heat and chest. Sour sweat. Of bitter odor towards morning. Sweat on hands; (face and axillae when walking).
Clinical It has been prescribed for congestive chills, which commence with coldness in the abdomen, cold breath, terrible vomiting and diarrhoea, with cold sweat, threatening collapse.
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.