PHOS. Stitches in lower left lung (Puls.). N.B. Relief in both the remedies by lying on the right side.
BORAX. Stitches into front of right upper lung (Bry.).
MYRT. COM. Stitches in upper left lung, extending through to scapula ( In the evening Pix liq., Therid).
SEPIA. Stitches or dull pain in the middle third of right lung.
SULPH. Stitches in upper left lung (constant cough with aphonia).KALI CARB. Stitches in sternum and right side of the chest through to back, when breathing.
RHUS RAD. Drawing pain through left chest to scapula.
KALI BICH. Cough with stitches from sternum, darting through to between scapula.
KALI HYDRO. Stitches in the middle sternum extending to back. SULPH. Stitches from left scapula through to front of left lung (also reverse).
MERC SOL. Stitches from right scapula, through to front of right lung (Borax reverse)
BORAX. Stitches through to right scapula. SULPH. Stitches through to left scapula. KALI CARB. Stitches in lower right lung.
KALMIA. Stitches in lower part of left scapula. RUTA. Pain below right scapula (Bry., Chelid). CHENOPOD. Pain below left scapula (Chinin).
CHELIDON. Pain under right scapula hindering the motion of the arm (Senega).
LOBELIA. Pain under short ribs in back, left side (posterior aspect of the spleen, driving outwards, nearly to the left side.) N.B. It is Lobelia cardinalis.
BRYONIA. Stitches in chest relieved by lying on the painful side. SPIGELIA. Stitches in chest, aggravated by the least motion.
LIL. TIG. Severe cutting pains in left mammary glands extending through to left scapula.
CINNABARIS. Pain running from ensiform cartilage from 2nd rib on right side diagonally through chest.
ELAPS. COR. Stitches on the upper part of each lung, better when walking.
APIS. m. Cough with soreness in the upper portion of the left chest. NUX. VOM. Cough worse in the evening or towards morning. ALL. CEPA. Cough worse towards evening and during the night (Calc. c. Caps.).
EUPHRASIA. Cough worse during the day, and specially with moving. HYOSC. Cough worse during the night (Ars. Merc.)
HEPAR.S. Cough worse in the evening and before midnight. LACHESIS. Cough worse at night and during sleep. (Chamo.)
APIS. Cough worse before midnight, after lying down, and after sleeping.
RUMEX. Cough from full respiration. VERBAS. Cough lessened by full respiration. PHOSPH. Amelioration after sleeping.
LACH. Aggravation after sleeping.
IPECAC. In fever its prostration is greatest during the chill. ARS. Its prostration is generally greatest after the hot stage.
ACON. Thirst for small quantities of cold water (Ars. Nat. mur., Quinine wants little at a time) but often.
BRYONIA. Great thirst for large quantity of water. NAT. MUR. Vomiting first of fluids, then of bile.
BRYONIA. Vomiting first of bile, then of fluids. NITRICACID. Bloated around the eyes, in morning. APIS. Edematous swelling of the lower lid.
