Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica › THROAT
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James Tyler Kent · Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica · 6th American edition · p. 452 · 45 rubrics start on this page
- EROSION5
- spots1
- EXCORIATION (See Rawness under Pain)10
- FISHBONE (See Pain, as of a Splinter)
- FISSURED pharynx4
- FOOD lodges in the throat17
- Œsophagus, sensation as if food lodged in9
- food is felt until it enters the stomach4
- food turned like a corkscrew on a swallowing1
- passed over raw places1
- passes into choanæ (See also Liquids)4
- sensation of4
- FOREIGN body, sensation of (See Lump)41
- afternoon1
- apple core1
- bone (See Bone)
- bread crumbs (See Bread)
- evening1
- morning2
- Œsophagus7
- skin hanging loose in, and he must swallow over it1
- smoking, while2
- stone1
- string, as if a2
- swallowing2
- does not amel.6
- FORMICATION (See Crawling)
- FULLNESS33
- afternoon1
- lying down1
- swallowing, on1
- turning head to left1
- writing1
- GANGRENE32
- Uvula3
- GLAZED appearance10
- GLOBUS hystericus (See Lump)
- GRANULATED4
- GURGLING, drinking, when, Œsophagus10
- convulsion, during2
- coughing, after1
- sleeping, while1
- HAIR, sensation of8
- afternoon1
- HAWK, disposition to108
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