From sulphur-fumes immediately a sensation as of many burning little sparks on the eyelids, which immediately cause them to close.
A burning jerk in the right eyelid.
90. Burning in the eyes.
Sensation like heat in the eye.
Stabs in the right eye as with knives.
The eye pains as if bruised on shutting it and on touching it.
Every evening aching in the eyes, a if for sleep, and yet no sleepiness.
95. Aching in both eyeballs when walking in the open air.
Aching in the eyes, especially when he works in the sunshine. [Fr.H-n.]
Heaviness in the eyes.
In the white of the eye close to the cornea a white vesicle.
Intolerance of sunlight.
100. Flickering before the eyes (aft. 48 h.).
When looking into the air a white spot before the eyes.
Dark points and spots floating before the sight.
(Like a vail before the eyes, and dim vision for near and distant objects.)
Deep-lying eyes and blue borders round them.
105. Blue borders round the eyes.
Hear and dark redness of the face, especially when walking in the open air.
In the forenoon and afternoon transient heat in the left cheek for an hour.
Burning sensation and heat in the face with several particularly red spots between eye and ear.
Burning painful heat of face and heat and redness of it; the burning was particularly severe round about the mouth.
Burning in the face and on the neck, without redness.
Sometimes a quivering on the cheek at the zygoma, sometimes at the chin.
Drawing pain on the left side of the face as if in the skin, above the left eye, on the left temple, and on the zygomatic process, extending into the lobe of the ear (worst in the morning).
Tearing in the right half of the face.
115. Tearing in the left ear.
(Earache in the left ear.)
In the evening in bed roaring before the ears and rush of the blood to the head.
Ringing in the ears and like the howling of the wind, especially after lying down.
Much tinnitus aurium in both ears when sitting.
120. Humming in the ears for several days.
Splashing in the ear, as if water were in it, with over sensitiveness of hearing (at the cracking of a whip).
(Very transient) deafness in both ears (aft. 9 d.).
Boring above the root of the nose.
Inflammation in the nose (aft. 9 d.).
125. Black sweat-holes on the nose, upper lip, and chin (aft. 9 d.).
Epistaxis (aft. 14 d.) for seven days.
Occasional epistaxis for several days. [Fr.H-n.]
Epistaxis, in the afternoon (about three o’clock), for two successive afternoons; afterwards the nose was painful to the touch.
In the morning when blowing the nose great epistaxis.
130. Blowing of blood from the nose.
On blowing the nose some blood comes from the nose. [Fr.H-n.]
Every time the nose is blown some pieces of clotted blood com away.
Smell in the nose, as from burnt horn.
Smell in the nose, as from old foetid coryza.
135. Swelling of the upper lip.
At the edge of the vermilion of the lower lip a scabby ulcer with burning pain.
Eruption of a blister on the middle of the lower lip.
Trembling of the lips.
Twitchings in the lower jaw when going to sleep.
140. Spasmodic drawing in the jaws.
In the lower jaw shooting out at the ear.
Submaxillary glands swollen.
Swelling of the gums at old stumps of teeth.
The gums bleed on spitting.
145. Looseness of the teeth and bleeding of the gums for three weeks.
Teeth on edge.
The teeth are greatly on edge, but are only painful when biting on them; he could not chew black bread on account of the pain (aft. 5 d.).
Toothache in the open air.
The tooth is simply painful per se, even without touching or biting on it, and it is higher.
150. Toothache, like boring with a hot iron.
Drawing pain in the teeth.
A drawing pain the molars, aggravated by drawing air into the mouth.
Toothache, fine throbbing and drawing.
Toothache in fits of one to two hours, followed by digging; she can bear cold things better than warm.
15. Toothache, like jerks and some stitches, periodically, also after midnight and in the morning, whether he eats or no; drawing in the open air it darts into the gums, which are painful per se, and as if they were loose and detached.
The teeth are as if paralysed when eating, and as if rather loose when biting on them.
Toothache: shooting in all the teeth day and night; aggravated by biting when eating.
Toothache: day and night shooting in all the teeth.
Toothache: shooting throbbing, and burning, going also into the orbits and ear.
160. (A smarting on the tongue, as if there were vesicles in it.)
Tongue red, studded with very white dots, in appearance like aphthae.
White tongue.
Tongue in the morning very white, in the afternoon red and clean.
Tongue furred.
165. In the morning very dry tongue.
In the morning very slimy mouth.
Every morning a salt slime which adheres to the tongue.
In the morning very dry in the throat, and thereafter a very salt taste in the mouth (which goes off after eating.)
At night dryness in the throat, and on awaking much slime on the tongue.
170. Dryness in the throat: the tongue adheres to the palate and it is moist but covered with frothy slime (aft. 6 d.).
After eating very dry in the mouth.
A dryness in the mouth and a scraping in the throat, as if the food would not go down.
Aridity in the throat.
A great dryness in the palate, with thirst; she must drink a great deal.
175. Dryness in the oesophagus.
In the evening a burning in the mouth, without thirst.
At night much heat in the mouth, and much thirst.
The uvula fallen down.
180. Sore throat, as from elongation of the uvula, with feeling when swallowing as though she swallowed a piece of flesh.
Sore throat: during empty deglutition as though she swallowed down a piece of flesh.
In the throat sensation as if inwardly swollen, and shooting in it when she eats; also outwardly at the angles of the lower jaw she feels as swelling of the neck.
Painful swelling of the front of the neck. [Fr.H-n.]
In the middle of the oesophagus sensation of spasmodic contraction; the food meets with an obstacle when swallowed.
185. Pressive pain in the throat when swallowing, as from swelling of the palate.
Pressive pain in the throat when swallowing, as from swelling of the palate.
Pressive pain in the throat, as from a plug, when swallowing and when not.
By fits a pressure in the oesophagus posteriorly (just as though it were in the nape). Felt even when breathing, all through the night until towards morning.
A burning up the oesophagus, with sour eructation. [Wth.]
Blood in the saliva.
190. Expectoration of mucus without cough.
Accumulation if water in the mouth (sour and bitter).
In the morning on waking great sweetness in the mouth with much mucus.
In the morning pappy taste in the mouth.
Insipidity in the mouth.
195. Insipidity in the mouth with anorexia (aft. 2 h.).
Bad smell from the mouth after a meal.
In the morning on rising bad smell form the mouth.
Contractive sensation in the mouth.
Bitter taste in the mouth on awaking in the morning.
Bitter taste in the morning, which goes off by eating. [Fr.H-n.]
The taste in the mouth is bit, though food is relished.
(Soon after eating she has a bitter taste.)
All food, e.g. bread, tastes bitter.
205. Tongue very furred; everything tastes bitter.
Taste of all food too salt.
What he eats has no taste, like rotten wood.
Food has no taste: everything tastes like straw. [Fr.H-n.]
Food smelt to him like lime, but tasted well.
210. The food at dinner smells putrid, but tastes well.
Complete anorexia he has an inclination for sour things only.
Complete anorexia; inclination for sour things only. [Fr.H-n.]
Complete anorexia as though quite constricted in the scrobiculus cordis.
Aversion to butcher’s meat; she becomes inclined to vomit after eating it.
215. He has some appetite but as soon as he sees food his appetite goes away, and he feels as if full in the abdomen: on commencing to eat he feels repugnance.
Inordinate hunger. [Fr.H-n.]
Inordinate appetite. [Fr.H-n.]
From eating but little, immediately full in the belly as if overloaded, and the breathing becomes tight.
After eating he feels as if the top of the oesophagus were tightly closed.
220. After eating pressure in the stomach.
After eating, loud, painless grumbling in the abdomen.
Especially after eating, troublesome stuffed coryza, making the head dull.
After eating burning in the hands.
After eating shivering and cold feeling.
225. After a meal (and in the morning) chilliness.
After eating chilliness in the abdomen.
Constant intense thirst for beer, worst an hour after eating.
Great thirst, without heat; what he drinks tastes well, but does not allay the thirst, seems also to oppress the stomach (aft. 2 h.).
Thirst (immediately) for several hours. [Wth.]
230. Uncommon thirst for beer. [Fr.H-n.]
Very great thirst by day. [Fr.H-n.]
Complete loss of appetite, but constant thirst.
A small quantity of beer easily causes him ebullition of blood.
From drinking milk, immediately sour taste like vinegar in the mouth.
235. Milk does not agree, causes violent eructation and vomiting of mucus.
Drinking milk makes bitter scraping eructation.
Food is eructated bitter and scraping in the throat.
Scraping eructation after drinking small beer.
Eructation like rotten eggs, with nausea.
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.