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swelling

Feet, swelling ☞ sweat); with profuse sweating of soles, Sabad.; swelling rises gradually upward, ||Zinc.; tarsal bones of right, acute pain, ▌Merc.; tarsus, on right edge, soft, pale, clearly circumscribed and large as a pigeon's egg, appearing like a common lymphatic tumor, ▌Coloc.; with tension, ▌Ham.; of top, ▌Puls.; sensitive to touch (acute synovitis), ▌Ferr. ph.; on upper part, ||Puls.; cannot use foot, ▌Asaf.; can hardly walk (acute dropsy, following parturition), ▌Cinch.; after walking, Æsc. h.; on walking, ▌Phos.; worse after walking (during pregnancy), ▌Lach.; in warm weather (anasarca), ||Rhus; white, cold, ▌Apis, ▌Calc., ||Kreo

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 942 — LOWER LIMBS; FEET; swelling