Kent's - Classical Homeopathy Online

Lachrymation. Half open lids. Pain in eyes; aching, burning; sand. Stitching. Sensation ofprotrusion. Redness of conjunctiva, of balls and lids. Sunken eyes. Swollen lids. Sclerotics jaundiced.Vanishing of sight as from fainting.Purulent discharge from the ear. Itching in ear. Noises in the car; roaring, buzzing, humming,ringing and singing. Catarrh of Eustachian tubes. Inflammatory pains in the ear. Otitis media.Pain deep in the car. Drawing. Stitching. Pain and swelling of the parotid gland. Sensitive tonoise. Impaired hearing.Catarrh of nose. Coryza; discharge bloody. Crusts form in the nose. Discharge excoriating,purulent. When this remedy has been given on the biochemical theory in the low potencies its use hasbeen limited to the acute stage of coryza, but when used homoeopathically this limitation does not holdgood. Who would think of limiting Ferrum or Phos. acid or Phos. to the acute or first stage of an acutedisease? Epistaxis with coryza, during fever, or headache when the head is hot and full. Epistaxis in themorning, on blowing the nose, with cough. Sneezing.Chlorotic face. Dark circles under the eyes. Earthy, pale, sallow face. Pale lips. Red facealternating with paleness.Circumscribed redness of cheeks. Red during fever; during headache. Yellow. Liver spots.Dryness of lips. Heat of face; flushes; while sitting; with toothache; with pains. Hippocratic face.Inflammation of the parotid. Pain in face, from inflammation of teeth, neuralgia, ameliorated by coldapplications, aggravated by motion. Pulsating pains Stitching.Perspiration of face. Sunken face. Swelling oedematous, from toothache. Swollen parotids.Bleeding from mouth and gums. Tongue dark red and swollen.Tongue white. Dry mouth. Inflammation of gums, fauces, tongue and tonsils. Pains in teeth,with red, hot, swollen gums; ameliorated by holding cold water in the mouth, and aggravated by warmthings. Pains in the teeth after eating. Burning of the tongue.Salivation. Taste insipid, putrid, sweetish.Constriction of throat. Redness in throat and tonsils. Swollen tonsils. Heat in throat.Inflammation of throat and tonsils.Lumps in throat. Pain on swallowing. Burning. Soreness.Appetite diminished. Ravenous appetite without relish of food.Appetite entirely gone. Aversion to food, meat, milk. Desires sour things. Distension ofstomach after eating. Eructations, after eating, bitter, empty, of food, foul, sour. Water-brash.Fullness after eating. Heat in stomach. Hiccough. Indigestion.Inflammation of stomach. Nausea after eating, during pregnancy.Sudden attacks of nausea, coming at any moment; some times waking her out of sleep, lasting ashort time. Nausea felt in the throat. Nausea while walking. Pain in the stomach after eating.Burning in the stomach. Cramping. Pressing after eating.Soreness. Great thirst for much water. Vomiting, morning, on rising, on coughing, afterdrinking, after eating, during fever, during headache, during pregnancy, riding in a carriage. Violentvomiting; blood, food, green, sour. Vomiting with inflammation and pain in the stomach.The abdomen is distended, and the liver and spleen are enlarged. Much flatulence, fullness andrumbling, gurgling. The abdomen is hard. Weight in the abdomen. Inflammation of the peritoneum.This remedy is curative in many complaints of the liver. Severe pain in the bowels, in the morning,evening, night; on coughing; during diarrhea; after eating; during menses; as if menses would come on;paroxysmal, before stool, when walking.Pain in hypochondria, in liver. Cramping, colicky pains.Dragging; pressing. Sore bruised pains. Tension.Constipation; difficult stool. Constriction of anus. Diarrhea, in morning, afternoon, night, aftermidnight; after eating; painless. Flatus. Hemorrhage from anus, from piles. Hemorrhoids, external.Involuntary stools. Itching of anus. Moisture about the anus. Pain in rectum during stool; withdysentery, and fever.Burning during stool, after stool. Tenesmus. Pain in rectum from inflammation, constant,aggravation by pressure on stomach.Prolapsus of anus, during stool. Ineffectual urging to stool.Stool is excoriating, bloody, brown, frequent, hard, lienteric, slimy; green mucus, thin, watery,green watery.Hemorrhage from the bladder or urethra. Inflammation of the bladder with fever. Pain in thebladder and neck of the bladder.Tenesmus. Urging; constant; frequent; with pain in neck of bladder and end of penis, musturinate immediately, which ameliorates the pain; aggravated standing; only in the daytime.