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CORYZA.
CHRONIC CORYZA–
Profuse, thick, yellow mucus from nose.
Profuse discharges from all the mucous parts, nose, mouth, throat : thick, tenacious, yellow or white.
DISCHARGES–
Profuse, thick mucous discharges. (Arum drac.) Profuse discharge of thick, yellow mucus from the nose.
(Primary effects).
Profuse secretion of thick, whitish or yellowish mucus from the throat; which is intensely congested and red as far down as can be seen; slight swelling, and no pain or bad feeling in throat.
Slight rawness in throat.
Thick, disagreeable, tenacious mucus in mouth.
Constantly hawking mucus from the throat.
COUGH.
No cough : oppression of chest.
Lungs seem to be solidified; wants to take a deep breath, but cannot do so.
Short hacking cough, from swelling in the larynx, with scanty expectoration of tough, thick mucus.
SPECIAL–
Profuse, thick discharges from nose and throat; no cough.
Author of "A homoeopathic materia medica on a new and original plan ... A sample fascicle containing the arsenic group."
"Therapeutics of the respiratory system, cough and coryza, acute and chronic : repertory with index, materia medica with index"