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CORYZA.
Loss of smell and taste.
FLUENT CORYZA –
Severe, fluent coryza; eyes watering and irritated; throat irritated; severe cough.
Fluent, acrid, scalding coryza; eyes water.
Alternately fluent and stopped; eyes painful to touch.
Coryza, with dull pain at the root of the nose; stinging in nose; sneezing; eyes water.
Dryness and heat in throat; better from inhaling cold air.
SPUTA –
Tough, glairy, difficult mucus.
WORSE –
From eating sweet things; burning; in throat worse.
BETTER –
From breathing cold air.
SENSATIONS –
Throat very dry, as if it would crack; drinking does not relieve.
Throat feels scalded; highly inflamed.
Throat burns, and looks very red.
Burning in pharynx and esophagus.
SPECIAL –
Chronic inflammation of nose, throat, larynx, and trachea; scanty mucus, mostly thick.
Acute inflammations of respiratory track; tough, glairy, difficult mucus.
COUGH.
DRY COUGH –
From tickling in stomach or throat; it wakens him from sleep; only ceases when gas has passed up and down.
Severe cough after whooping cough, from taking cold; spasmodic like whooping cough.
From tickling behind the sternum; severe, causing pain behind sternum; no sputa.
Severe, constant dry cough, with coryza; followed by diarrhoea, which relieves.
Severe, chronic, constant, dry night cough, all night; following cough.
Severe, harassing night cough, with occipital headache; bloody sputa.
Harassing cough, with marked inflammatory action.
Tickling, dry cough; throat very dry; it feels swollen in larynx.
Harsh, dry cough; expiration difficult; worse lying, or eating.
Whistling dry cough; worse sleeping in cold room.
Violent dry cough; rawness and burning in throat and behind sternum; fauces dark red, but not much swollen; thirst, but vomits as soon as he drinks or eats.
Metallic dry cough, as through a tube.
SPUTA –
None, cough dry; or, Tough, glairy difficult mucus.
Scanty; of very thick, difficult mucus.
Smells badly, even to patient.
Thick, rust-colored; second and third stages of pneumonia.
WORSE –
Lying down, with head low.
Eating; vomiting soon after eating or drinking.
At night, dry cough; wakens him; increasing until he sits up, and passes gas both up and down.
Sleeping in cold room.
Continuous at night, secondary to cold.
BETTER –
Lying on back.
CHEST AND RESPIRATION –
Extreme dyspnea; short, constrained, accelerated breathing; livid cheeks and hands; compressible pulse; typhoid pneumonia.
Asthmatic breathing, worse from odors.
Constriction increased from trying to breathe deeply; pain in chest; inclination to take deep breath.
More or less burning and stitching in muscles of chest; with cough.
Short, quickened breathing; speech ceases to be free.
Breathing, labored; short; constrained.
SENSATIONS –
Chronic dryness of the throat and larynx, with scanty, thick mucus.
Of swelling in larynx; expectoration of thick mucus; or same, with expectoration of thin mucus.
Quick, small pulse; hot hands and feet; flushed cheeks; with or without pain in chest.
Face and extremities inclined to be cool.
Rawness and burning in bronchi; very scanty sputa.
Great dryness of throat.
Moderate rawness and burning in threatened chest.
Breath and sputa smell badly, even to patient.
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"