.
CORYZA.
FLUENT CORYZA-
Fluent coryza; hoarse, croupy cough; after cold winds; chilly; in measles.
Nose stopped, dry. (Chronic catarrh.)
Fluent coryza grows thick; nose stopped; membranous croup.
Stinging, burning, and rawness in throat.
DISCHARGES-
Acute, fluent or thickened.
Chronic, dry.
COUGH.
CROUPY COUGH-
Hoarse, barking, croupy cough, and tendency to laryngeal spasm; from burning and tickling in the larynx; worse from hawking, or clearing the throat.
Dry, harsh cough, like a saw driven through a pine board; high fever.
Whistling, resonant cough; great distress.
Hollow, barking dry cough, following coryza; skin hot; sleepy, yawning; pulse hard and rapid; weeping humor; worse in P.M. (Croup.)
Short, dry, irritating cough, with pains in larynx and chest.
Dry, catarrhal cough in adults; no fever.
Chronic bronchitis; with dry, spasmodic cough.
Very hoarse, dry, barking, hollow cough; wakens with sudden suffocation after first sleep; child seems in great distress.
Dry, hollow, barking, rough (Spongia); when phlegm begins to rattle, or to loosen (Hepar is better).
SPUTA-
None, cough very dry; or, Scanty, salty, thick mucus.
Slightly sourish, thick, tenacious, yellow, difficult, scanty mucus.
Yellow, difficult, scanty mucus.
Profuse; cannot lie down; resolution in pneumonia.
WORSE-
In evening, after first sleep; at night, before midnight; cannot lie down.
From lying with the head low.
From too warm room.
In wet weather; from cold drinks; smoking.
(Before morning, Hepar sul.)
Talking; reading aloud; singing; unpleasant emotions.
From inhaling; after every exertion; respiration and cough.
Croups worse before midnight (worse toward morning, Hepar).
BETTER-
From eating.
From warm drink; burning in chest also relieved by eating and drinking.
By sitting up.
In frosty weather.
Lying on back, throat feels better, but cough is worse.
Bending forward; cough and retching.
CHEST AND RESPIRATION-
Asthma from taking cold; cannot lie down.
Breathing tight, both inspiring and expiring.
Dyspnea, from heart disease; great weakness of chest.
Constriction of chest; spasmodic tightness of chest.
Wheezing, anxious breathing; worse during inspiration.
SENSATIONS-
Great sensitiveness of larynx to touch, talking, singing or swallowing; with soreness, burning, and tickling.
Heat in chest, as of something hot inside chest; better from eating and drinking; burning soreness, rawness, and heaviness of chest.
Burning and tickling in larynx and trachea.
Great dryness of larynx; tenderness, soreness, and constriction of larynx.
Great lassitude.
Hallucinations as soon as eyes are closed, disappearing on opening them.
Of raw spot in chest from.
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"