In the morning he has oppression of the chest; he feels as if clogged with mucus in the chest, and it is not readily detached.
In the throat scraping, painful, hacking cough, as from roughness and dryness of the larynx, in the evening after lying down in bed.
A hacking dry cough striking against the top of the wind-pipe.
He coughs up small lumps of coagulated blood (aft. 3 h.).
415. He coughs and hawks yellow mucus from the fauces.
When coughing shooting in the throat internally.
When coughing stitches in the last rib.
When coughing stitches in the sternum; he must support the chest with his hand; stitches also when merely touching it. (Comp. 512, 535, 601.)
When coughing he sneezes twice.
420. When coughing he has heaving as if he would vomit, without nausea.
When coughing pain in the scrobiculus cordis.
When coughing it goes through his whole head.
When coughing it always goes into the head like a pressure.
Immediately before a fit of coughing frequent gasping for air, quick spasmodic breathing, as if the child could not get its breath, and on that account could not cough; a kind of suffocative attack, followed by cough; particularly after midnight.
425. Aching in the scrobiculus cordis, which oppresses her chest.
An extraordinary warmth in the region of the scrobiculus cordis makes her breathing short with a kind of aching pain.
Burning pain in the right side of the chest (aft. 8 h.).
Impeded respiration.
The breathing is made short; he must expire more quickly.
430. Tightness of chest (aft. 1 h.).
An attack of stitch in the side and oppression of the chest for twelve hours.
Tightness of chest; she felt a need to breathe deeply (as if her chest were stopped up and she could not get air), and when she tried to breathe deeply; she had pain in the chest, as if something were stretched out which opposed itself to stretching.
Anxiety in the morning which proceeded from the abdomen, as if a purgative had been taken, and as if the breath were too short.
Rapid, anxious, almost impossible breathing on account of stitches in the chest, first under the scapulae, then under the pectoral muscles, which hinder breathing and compel him to sit up; then stitches in the crown of the head.
435. Aching all over the chest (aft. 24 h.).
On the sternum superiorly pressure as with the hand; she fancies she cannot walk in the open air without pain there.
In the middle of the sternum aching pain, also when breathing, with icy-cold feet.
On the chest an aching, as if it were oppressed with phlegm, and on inspiring some shooting in the sternum, which seems to be alleviated by eating.
Heaviness in the chest and heaviness in the body, which went off by eating.
440. On breathing deeply stitches in the side on the ribs, in jerks, which went off in the open air.
On inspiring a stitch from the upper part of the chest through to the scapula.
On inspiring the curves of the ribs towards the back are the seat of tensive pain, which on breathing more deeply increases to an obtuse stitch, especially under the scapulae, and mostly on stooping forwards.
In the evening (6 p.m.) shooting in the chest with oppression.
A momentary stitch in the left clavicle, followed by a simple pain (afterwards there was only simple pain).
445. On turning in bed, stitch in the chest on the side on which he is not lying.
In the lower part of the right side of the chest shooting and beating like a pulse.
A shooting pressing from within outwards in the chest.
On the slightest breath a stitch as if in an ulcer, which lasts as long as the respiration, on a small spot beneath the sternum, which smarts like an ulcer even when touched, (Comp. 418, 512, 535, 602.) but still more on raising the right arm, in the morning (aft. 24 h.).
Pain on the ensiform cartilage on touching it, as if blood were extravasated, in the evening.
450. Pain all over the chest, with oppression, which goes off on discharging flatus, in the evening (9 p.m.).
An attack as if the ailment rose up and took away breath and speech.
A grasping together of the chest near the sternum.
Pain in the chest close above the scrobiculus cordis, squeezing, worst when she sits on a chair and stoops, and when she lies in bed upon the side
Palpitation of the heart, for several successive days (aft.12 h.).[Fr. H-n.]
455. Internal heat in the chest. [Hbg.]
Heat in the chest sad face. [Hbg.]
Sensation as if all were loose in the chest and fell down into the abdomen. [Hbg.]
Squeezing pressure behind the sternum, aggravated by expiration and inspiration (aft. 5 d.). [Hrr.]
Great swelling of the anterior of the chest externally. [Hbg.]
Hahnemann's three major publications chart the development of homeopathy. In the Organon of Medicine, we see the fundamentals laid out. Materia Medica Pura records the exact symptoms of the remedy provings. In his book, The Chronic Diseases, Their Peculiar Nature and Their Homoeopathic Cure, he showed us how natural diseases become chronic in nature when suppressed by improper treatment.