Sea-onion
Acts especially on mucous membranes of the respiratory and digestive tracts, and also upon the kidneys. Valuable in chronic bronchitis of old people with mucous rales, dyspnoea, and scanty urine.
Scorpion stings are attended with a certain amount of danger, especially to
the attenuations. Pain and swelling of the injured part are first experienced, and constitutional
symptoms follow. These include sleepiness, prostration, and possibly tetanus. Strabismus has
been observed in some cases; and the pupils are dilated.
Great anxiety of the mind, with fear of death—Angry over trifles.—Aversion to mental
and bodily labour.
Bitten part much swollen, with violent pains lasting from one to three
days.—Heat and pain at bitten spot, sleepiness, sneezing, restlessness; later, abundant saliva,
meteorism; later, trismus or tetanus.—Complete prostration—Always acute pains in and
diminished temperature of the part bitten.
Feel irritable; child bores into them with fists. Sensation as if swimming in cold water.
Burning in mouth and throat.—Irritation in throat with heat and tickling, causing
constant cough.—Dryness in throat.—Pain in submaxillary glands.
Pressure like a stone.
Insatiable appetite Longing for acids.—Thirst for cold water, but the dyspnoea
compels her to take but a sip at a time.—The food tastes bitter, esp. bread; or it tastes sweet, esp.
soup and meat.—Tastelessness of tobacco when smoked.
Nausea.—Vomiting of a pale yellow, glairy matter, continued at short intervals
with increasing violence, till the child in a convulsive struggle ceased to breathe.
Painless constipation.—Diarrhcea; stool very offensive; watery (during the
measles) or looking black.—Passes threadworms and white fibres with tenesmus.—Stitches in
anus when walking.—Itching in anus.
Sticking in orifice of urethra and somewhat further back. —Frequent
urging to urinate, with profuse discharge of pale urine (these may occur separately or
together) —Continuous, painful pressure on bladder.—Involuntary micturition; esp. when
the quantity is so great——Dropsy: dropsy of outer parts, dropsy of chest, all with profuse
urination.
Great urging; much watery urine. Involuntary spurting of urine when coughing (Caustic; Puls).
Moaning breathing, with the mouth open.—Wheezing
breathing.—Frequently obliged to take a deep breath, which = cough.—Shortness of breath from
every exertion, esp. when ascending.—Whooping-cough, when accompanied with sneezing,
watering of eyes and nose, and the child rubs eyes with the hands; in all catarrhal affections and
coughs, also troubles of the lungs with the above symptoms; profuse nasal secretion.—Cough
with expectoration in the morning and none in the evening.—Difficulty of breathing, with stitches
in chest when breathing and coughing —Cough in the morning, with copious expectoration of
thin, frequently reddish-coloured mucus.—Dry cough morning and night.—Violent dry cough
which = shattering pain in abdomen and dryness in the throat.—Internal tickling in region of
thyroid cartilage that provokes cough, which, however, < the tickling.—Short, dry cough in four
or five shocks, from tickling beneath thyroid cartilage.—Fits of spasmodic cough with pains in
splenic region.—Cough. with a stagnant watery condition of the blood, and enlarged spleen
(Burnett).—Sputa: white or reddish mucus; sweetish or empyreumatic or offensive in odour; in
small round balls, very difficult to expectorate—Rattling precedes the cough, disappears
after—Cough caused by tickling, creeping sensation in chest; from drinking something cold;
from every exertion.—Cough with stitches in sides of chest; pain in abdomen; sensation of
internal heat; dyspnoea; headache; pressure in the bladder and involuntary spurting of urine—The
loose morning cough is much more severe and causes more suffering than the dry evening
cough.
A cardiac stimulant affecting the peripheral vessels and coronary arteries.
Stitches: in chest, esp. when inhaling and coughing; sharp in scapular end of clavicle
during inspiration and expiration; severe near sternum, extending downward; in middle of
ensiform cartilage; recurrent in side; broad, pressive beneath ribs of both sides; jerking in r. and
1. side of chest near sternum; broad, blunt in last rib of |. side, in morning in bed, waking
him.—Contracting stitch in |. side, just beneath last ribs, caused by rapid walking.
Stiffness: of nape of neck; of 1. cervical muscles.—Painful jerking above I.
scapula.—Painless drawing in |. scapula—Bubbling sensation beneath scapulz, in back of 1.
upper arm.—Perspiration in armpit.
Arm greatly swollen; erysipelatous blush extending half over arm; black
dotted impression in two rows three-quarters of an inch apart, raised in dark lines extending from
dot to dot, 51 inches long, thus showing the entrance of every foot; pain deep and dull; no
perspiration on r. (bitten?) arm for three months.
Convulsive twitching of legs.—Soreness between limbs.—Burning pain in
ball of r. foot, as after freezing it—Icy-cold feet—Cold foot-sweat.—Perspiration only on toes.
rheumatic pains; < when exercising, > when at rest—Deficiency of blood.—Heat, with aversion
to undress or uncover.—Respiration anxious.—Sweetish taste—Symptoms generally appearing in
inspiration; from undressing. —> While lying in bed; after lying down; from wrapping up
warmly.
Icy cold hands and feet, with warmth of the rest of the body (Menyanthes). Feet get sore from standing. Tender feet with shop girls.
Small, red spots over body, with prickling pain.
A large red spot, becoming black, in the middle of which an eschar forms as large as a
five-franc piece—The whole affection resembled a malignant pustule, and was associated with
swelling of lymphatic glands.—Violent itching, followed by violent pain in bitten part.
Frequent yawning without sleepiness.—Restless sleep, with much tossing
about.—Dreamed that his body was excessively swollen; dream so vivid, on waking felt himself
to see if it was so.
No perspiration of r. arm for three months.
Scorpio.
living animals.
First to third potency.
Squilla was given in the olden times by the old school in all lung,
bronchial, and kidney affections ; pneumonia, asthma, scanty urine and
dropsical affections.
Cough; Has a loose morning cough and a dry evening cough {Alum,,
Carbo veg,, Phos, ac,, Sep,, Stram,, Puls., Squilla). Puls, and Squil,
being strong here, but Squil. has a hard cough ; coughs, gags, sneezes ;
urine escapes and quite frequently fasces ; the patient coughs until he
is covered with sweat ; he gags and coughs and finally succeeds in raising two or three little lumps of white, tenacious mucus ; it is a spasmodic 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. Pa-
Convulsive twitchings and motions of the limbs; convulsions.—Frequent falling
asleep of hands when resting head upon them, and in lower limbs when crossing the legs, during
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