ILL HUMOR
ILL HUMOR ☞ Anger, Chagrin, Fretful, Peevish
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 3
cham. Chamomilla kali-bi. Kali Bichromicum nux-v. Nux Vomica
4 of 5 marks 19
dig. Digitalis Purpurea plat. Platinum Metallicum indg. Indigo puls. Pulsatilla Nigricans sulph. Sulphur colch. Colchicum Autumnale croc. Crocus Sativus ip. Ipecacuanha cina. Cina olnd. Oleander bry. Bryonia Alba cycl. Cyclamen Europæum chin. China Officinalis lach. Lachesis graph. Graphites led. Ledum Palustre merc-c. Mercurius Corrosivus pall. Palladium psor. Psorinum
3 of 5 marks 1
1 of 5 marks 23
aspar. Asparagus Officinalis zinc. Zincum Metallicum thuj. Thuja Occidentalis cor-r. Corallium Rubrum meny. Menyanthes ol-an. Oleum Animale stront. Strontium abrot. Abrotanum caust. Causticum cocc. Cocculus Indicus mang. Manganum grat. Gratiola Officinalis bism. Bismuthum spong. Spongia Tosta phel. Phellandrium agar. Agaricus Muscarius aloe. Aloe Socotrina aster. Asterias Rubens ang. Angustura Vera mag-s. Magnesia Sulphurica brom. Bromium mag-c. Magnesia Carbonica kreos. Kreosotum
Sub-rubrics 45
- humor in afternoon1p. 52
- humor in ascites1p. 52
- humor in children1p. 52
- humor in diarrhœa2p. 52
- humor in the morning5p. 52
- humor, abdomen3p. 52
- humor, about trifles1p. 52
- humor, after coition2p. 52
- humor, after eating5p. 52
- humor, after vomiting1p. 52
- humor, alternating with1p. 52
- humor, as though a great grief weighed on him, 5 to 6 P.M1p. 52
- humor, caused by stitches in rectum1p. 52
- humor, during wet, stormy weather1p. 52
- humor, follows nocturnal emissions1p. 52
- humor, headache3p. 52
- humor, hypochondriacal1p. 52
- humor, in bronchial catarrh1p. 52
- humor, in fever (intermittent)1p. 52
- humor, in onanism1p. 52
- humor, in toothache1p. 52
- humor, in urticaria1p. 52
- humor, indifferent (caries)1p. 52
- humor, irritability especially in afternoon and in open air1p. 52
- humor, menses3p. 52
- humor, morose, disinclined to talk1p. 52
- humor, outburst1p. 52
- humor, stool2p. 52
- humor, unto vehemence, followed by disposition to laugh, even aloud1p. 52
- humor, when alone, thinking of his ailments (angina pectoris)1p. 52
- humor, whole day1p. 52
- humor, wishes to give vent in spite of all restraint1p. 52
- humor, with chill2p. 52
- humor, with chilliness1p. 52
- humor, with hurriedness1p. 52
- humor, with nausea1p. 52
- humor, with nosebleed1p. 52
- humor, with pain as if bruised in region of short ribs1p. 52
- humor, with pain in back1p. 52
- humor, with peevishness1p. 52
- humor, with restless sleep1p. 52
- humor, with sensation as if head enlarged, with numb and dull sensation1p. 52
- humor, with weakness1p. 52
- humor, worse by petting1p. 52
- humor, worse in house, better walking in open air1p. 52
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 52 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; ILL HUMOR