G.H.G. Jahr's Manual of homoeopathic medicine / translated from the German by authority of the North American Academy of the Homoeopathic Healing Art ; with an introduction and some additions by C. Hering.

  • George Heinrich Gottlieb Jahr
Date:
1838
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Credit: G.H.G. Jahr's Manual of homoeopathic medicine / translated from the German by authority of the North American Academy of the Homoeopathic Healing Art ; with an introduction and some additions by C. Hering. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    tending to the middle of the external side of the thigh. — Mooting in the buttock, extending to the hollow of the knee. — Dilacerating pain in the right thigh, pro- ceeding from the loins. —Pricking, spasmodic drawing, sometimes pinching on the foreside of the right thigh, and burning pain in the backpart of it, towards the anus, sometimes with a sensation as if the bone would be pressed out. Pricking in the thighs, terminating in an excessive crawling, sometimes alter- nating with violent burning, especially on the right thigh. — Frequent spasmodic contraction or squeezing on single spots, chiefly of the exterior side of the thigh. — Benummedness and disability, or pain as if beaten in both thighs. Painful stretching on the right shinbone, with great sensibility to the touch.— Shooting obliquely through the bend of the knee, with sensation of tumefaction, gradually decreasing.—The cuticle furfuraceously peeling off. — Intense burning, as if from boiling water, alternating with coldness in the external side of the right leg. — Spasmodic grasping and cramp in the calves, succeeded by quivering therein.— Drawing and rending in the left leg. — Crawling soreness in both legs- — Formication, disability, benummedness, trembling and inflexibility of the legs. Vibration, pricking and crawling, sometimes burning in the feet. — Pain in the feet, as if beaten. — Numbness and disability of the feet, especially of the right foot. — Torpor in the toes.— A whitish-red, vehemently pricking eruption, with large pimples on the sole of the left foot. 8. Aloe. (Extract of Aloe spicata and others.]) Predominant effects: Enormous excitation of all the organs. — A kind of pres- sure, as if the whole body would burst. Universal turgescence; the skin very red, especially in the face and its tem- perature raised. — Burning heat on different parts of the body, especially in the face and on the scalp. Vehement symptoms of fever, seldom chills or coldness. — Heat, sometimes succeeded by sweats. — Mostly vehement thirst. — Quickened large pulse. — Strong palpitation of the heart. — Swelling of the veins. Great anxiety, fearfulness and restlessness. — Fear of death and great anxiety, refusing all places of rest. Intolerable headache. — Vehement pressure in the occiput, as if pressing asunder. — Throbbing in the centre of the brain. — Pressing extending pain, some- times pulsation in the sinciput. — Often a sensation of heat in the scalp. — Con- gestion to the head, continually, and more to the hindpart and forepart, causing a protrusion of the eyes. Eyes glittering, somewhat red, protruded. — Unsteady and anxious look, with extreme restlessness. Sometimes bleeding at the nose. Frequent tinkling and humming in the ears. — Throbbing and sensation of heat in the backpart of the ear.
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