Kent's - Classical Homeopathy Online

of mucus, but at a late date ulceration begins and then there may be a copious expectoration of mucus.In proportion to the extent of rattling, this remedy is decreasingly medicated. has the coarse rattling with much mucus.At times an adult takes cold and rawness of the larynx and trachea is the result. On going to bedshe is taken with a spasmodic constriction of the larynx. Laryngismus stridulus is commonly found inwomen. , and Spongia. and will cure eight out of ten cases.The larynx is sensitive to touch in croup, etc., like .Dry, spasmodic cough, troublesome cough; cold things taken into the stomach aggravate.( is better from cold water, but the cough is worse.) If the room becomes too warm, there is adry, tickling, teasing, croupy spasmodic cough.In cardiac and asthmatic troubles it resembles , in the rousing up from sleep insuffocation; after the sleep the dyspnoea is worse.The dyspnoea is often increased after sleeping, with suffocation. has it in amarked degree; in phthisis when the patient is about to die, there is sweat on going to sleep; dyspnoeaon going to sleep and on waking. palliates and must be repeated.Cardiac affections accompanied with thick, green or yellow expectoration like pus anddyspnoea on falling to sleep so that he must keep awake as long as he can, fear of sleep in advancedchest troubles. , will palliate such a case and if the condition is only catarrhal andnot tuberculous, it will cure.Study especially the cardiac symptoms. "The symptoms of circulation are worse; from mentallassitude, from coughing, from lying on the right side, before menses, after lying down, sitting bentforward, from smoking, from going up stairs. Awakens in fright and feels as if suffocating. Fallingasleep early at night, suffocation awakens". I have mentioned these symptoms, but read them foremphasis.Ebullitions, distended veins; dropsy in cavities of the body.Especially suits young persons of tubercular parents, who remain weak, are pallid and do notthrive. Tubercular diathesis.Itching but no eruption. Seems always ready for an eruption to appear. Has only simplestherpetic eruptions. Itching all over and no visible eruption.In acute endocarditis, the principal remedies are Spongia, , and . Najain valvular diseases.SQUILLA MARITIMA [squil.] [Kent’s]Squilla was given in the olden times by the old school in all lung, bronchial, and kidneyaffections; pneumonia, asthma, scanty urine and dropsical affections.Cough: Has a loose morning cough and a dry evening cough , , Squilla). and Squil., being strong here, but Squil. has a hard cough; coughs, gags, sneezes; urineescapes and quite frequently feces; the patient coughs until he is covered with sweat; he gags andcoughs and finally succeeds in raising two or three little lumps of white, tenacious mucus; it is aspasmodic cough caused by mucus in the trachea or a tickling, creeping sensation in the chest.The loose morning cough is worse than the dry evening cough.Patient chilly; cannot have the least draft; wants plenty of clothing and is very sensitive to cold;not so in . Urine is generally copious, watery, colorless.About 11 A.M. to 12 or 1 P.M. there is the most dyspnoea from filling up of the chest withmucus; this same feeing returns during the hour, but it is from cardiac weakness. Copious, colorlessurine is one of its important symptoms and resembles , but Squil. is not a hysterical patient like. Quite similar to or in brain affections, but Squil.has not many brain affections nor many febrile symptoms. has inflammation of thebrain and when the dangerous turn comes this increase of urine is a bad sign. tearful, thencopious urine. Squil. copious, colorless urine in diabetes; when this seems to disappear and chestsymptoms appear, these troubles disappear and kidney troubles appear, these would disappear anddropsy comes up; when the urine would get copious again these dropsical symptoms would disappearand Squil. acts a long time.There is a copious, colorless flow from the nose, more especially in the morning; the cough issimilar to .