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intermittent (ague)

Fever, intermittent (ague) ☞ Heat absent); hot days, cool nights, Acon., Colch., Merc.; ravenous hunger, ▌Staph.; after staying in ice house, ||Eup. perf.; incomplete, ▌Ars.; incomplete, consisting only of heat and sweat, with moderate thirst, Mang.; paroxysms irregular, ▌Ang., Hippoz., ▌Ign., ▌▌Ipec., ||Millef., ▌Nux v., ||Samb., ||Sul., ||Sul. ac.; in beginning of irregular cases, ▌Ipec.; irregular in periodicity and evolution of stages, Ign.; irregular, chiefly cold stage, incompletely developed, hands or ends of fingers and toes, or feet and end of nose alone becoming very cold, ▌Menyanth.; liver complaint, after, ▌▌Lach.; functional disease of liver, ▌Hydras.; enlargement of liver, ▌Natr. m.; long lasting, liver involved, blood anæmic, general cachexia, ▌▌Nitr. ac.; of a lying-in-woman, Cact.; in lymphatics, feeble irritable persons without reaction, Phell.; malarial, ▌▌Arn.; malarial, generally quotidian, ▌Gels.; malignant, ▌Crotal.; marsh fever, ▌Ang., Arn., ▌▌Ars., ▌Ascl. t., Carbo v., ▌▌Cinch., Cina, Diad., Ferr., ▌▌Ipec., ▌▌Natr. m., ▌Rhus, ▌Sang., Sinap., Ver.; masked, choreic or neuralgic manifestations, ▌Gels.; after menses, ▌▌Nux v.; miasmatic, of low marshy regions in warm seasons and tropical countries, ▌▌Ced.; monthly attacks, ▌▌Nux v.; worse early in morning, ▌Ver.; nausea and vomiting during paroxysm, ▌Gels.; with nausea, vomiturition and regurgitation, Sabad.; nervous symptoms predominate, ▌Gels.; worse after midnight, ||Ran. b., Raph.; principally before noon, ▌Guaræa ; obstinate cases, hot flushes and hot soles at night, ||Sul.; obstinate, worse by exposure and neglect or abuse of quinine, ▌Polyp.; pain in occiput, before, Gels.; of old people and children, ▌Op.; suppression by opium, ▌Calc. a.; pain in head and body when he has no chill, tongue not much coated, ▌Gels.; paralysis follows, ▌▌Rhus; periodicity strongly marked, Ced., Gels., ▌Petrosel.; with periosteal pains, ||Mur. ac.; pernicious, ▌Apis, ▌Arn., Camph., Curar., Nux v., Op., ▌Ver.; postponing, Cinch., Cina, Gamb., Ign., Ipec.; prevailing, icterus, eyes yellow, stool white, urine dark yellow, ▌Sang.; prodromal stage, ▌Gels. ; prosopalgia, suppressed by quinine, ▌▌Stann.; quartan, Acon., Anac., Ant. c., Arn., ▌Ars., Bell., Bry., ▌▌Bufo., Carbo v., ▌Chin. s., ▌▌Cimex, Cina, Cinch., Clem., ▌Coff., Coral., Elat., ▌Eup. perf., ▌Hyos., ▌Ign., Iod., ▌Ipec., Lach., Lyc., Menyanth., ||Millef., ▌Natr. m., ▌▌Nux v., ▌Phell., Plant., Pod., ▌Puls., Rhus, ▌Sabad., ▌Sinap., Ver.; quartan, paroxysm between 3 and 4 A.M., ||Sep.; quartan, diarrhœa on days free from fever, ▌Iod.; quartan, paroxysm in evening, chill predominating, ||Rhus; quartan, six weeks, paroxysm 12 M., then attack like cholera morbus, ▌Elat.; quartan, since two years, ▌Natr. m.; quartan, two years, resisting many remedies, ▌Ptel.; double quartan, Ars., Cinch., Dulc., Eup. perf., Eup. pur., Gamb., Lyc., Nux m., Puls., Rhus; after abuse of quinine, Arn., ▌▌Calc., ▌Elat., ▌Ferr., ▌Gels., ▌Hep., ▌▌Ipec., ▌Natr. m., ▌▌Puls., Rhus, ||Sul., ▌Ver.; living in damp regions or newly turned ground, ▌Natr. m.; dumb ague, from abuse of quinine, always re-appeared, preceded by enuresis, ▌Gels.; relapse into bilious intermittent, after quinine, with burning and rending pain, ▌Lach.; after quinine, spleen swollen, ▌Ran. sc.; suppressed by quinine or ague cures, prone to appear in some other type, or assuming the double type, Elat.; two years, contracted while in army, has been drugged with quinine, opium and mercurials, ||Polyp.; quotidian, Acon., Æsc. h., Anac., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, ▌▌Ars., Bapt., Bar. c., Bell., Bry., Cact., Calc., Calc. s., ▌Caps., Carbo v., ▌Ced., Cham., ▌Chin. s., Cic., Cina, Curar., ▌Diad., Elaps, Elat., ||Eucal., ▌Eup. perf., ▌Eup. pur., Gamb., Gels., Graph., ▌Hep., ▌Ign., ▌Ipec., ▌Kali br., Kali c., Lach., ▌Lobel. i., Lyc., Magn. c., ▌Natr. m., Nitr. ac., ||Nux v., ▌Petrosel., Phos., Plant., Pod., Polyp., ▌Puls., ▌Rhus, Sabad., ▌Samb., ▌Sep., Spig., Stann., Staph., Stram., Sul., ▌Tarax., ▌Ver.; quotidian, in afternoon, ||Sep.; double quotidian, Ant. c., ▌Apis, Bapt., Bell., Cinch., Dulc., Elat., Graph., Led., Stram., Sul.; double quotidian, at sunrise and 5 P.M., ▌Diad.; quotidian, 1 to 3 P.M., ▌Natr. m.; quotidian, 4.45 to 6.30 P.M., ▌Lyc.; quotidian, about 5 P.M., preceded by yawning and pain in maxillary joint, as if dislocated, ||Rhus ; quotidian, 8 to 10 P.M., Elaps; quotidian, with anthrax on back of neck, ||Tarant. and Sul.; quotidian, 9 A.M., ||Menyanth.; quotidian, 11 A.M., coldness, burning heat, dyspnœa, pain in head, coma, stupefaction, insensibility till midnight, then thirst and sweat, ▌▌Cact.; quotidian, at same hour, Anac., Ang., ▌Cact., ▌▌Ced., ▌Diad., Gels., Sabad., Stann., Spig.; quotidian, with icterus, ▌Elaps; quotidian, before midnight, Arund.; quotidian, about midnight, with pressure and swelling at epigastrium and anxious palpitation during day, ||Rhus ; quotidian, marsh fever, ▌Diad.; quotidian, ▌Stram.; suppressed, became tertian, ▌Elat.; profuse saliva with scrofula, chronic, ▌▌Calc.; in scrofulous children, chronic, : Calc. p.; regular, at same period every day, Æsc. h., Ang., Cact., Caps., ▌▌Ced., ▌Chin. s., Cina, ▌Cinch., ▌Diad., Gels., Hep., Kali c., Pod., Spig., Ver.; regular, without chill, Gels.; relapsing, ▌Ars., Ustil.; relapsing, after quinine, ▌▌Ars.; remittent, apt to become intermittent, usually quotidian, ▌Phos.; becomes remittent, postponing oftener than anticipating, Gamb.; apt to become remittent or typhoid, ▌Phos.; restless, during paroxysm, ▌Coccul.; rheumatism or gout, ▌Led.; commencing on right side, first arm then leg gets cold, ||Rhus; sequelæ, ▌Cean., ▌Gels.; every seven days, ▌Lyc.; pains in neck and shoulders, before and after, Gels.; simple, uncomplicated, Gels.; skin hot, dry, in reactive stage, ▌Gels.; skin parchmentlike, dry heat after chill, ||Ipec.; from sleeping on cold floor, ▌Diad.; comes on slowly, ||Stram.; degenerated into a slow fever, especially in dry and bilious subjects, ▌Tarax.; soporous, Ant. t.; spasmodic symptoms, ||Calc.; enlargement of spleen, ▌Ars., ▌Carbol. ac., ▌Cean., ▌Chin. s., ▌Cinch., ▌Diad., ▌Kali iod., ▌Natr. m., ▌Ran. sc., ||Rhus, ▌Sul. ac.; (; Chap. 18, Spleen enlarged); in Spring, ▌Cham., ||Sabad.; every Spring, Carbo v., ▌Lach., ||Nux v., Sep., Sul.; not produced by swamp miasm but in Spring, in nervous persons and where large cities extend, ▌Cham.; every Spring, after suppression, in Summer or Fall by quinine, ▌Lach.; contracted at Summer watering places and wintered over, making their appearance in early Spring, ▌Gels.; each Spring, for several years, annually, suppressed by quinine, ▌Ign.; stages, severe chill, little shaking then fever, ▌Gels.; stages distinct, ▌▌Chin. s., ▌Petrosel.; stages indistinct, adynamic condition, ▌Gels.; stiffness, ▌Natr. m.; chill begins in stomach, agonizing weight, ||Calc.; derangement of stomach, ▌▌Cact.; in beginning of Summer, ▌Lach.; suppressed, ||Spig.; obstinate, for five years, suppressed by quinine in large doses, but always recurring, ▌Elat.; suppressed, with general prostration, aching and soreness in body, ▌Gels.; suppressed, earache, toothache, headache, pain in limbs, etc., ▌Puls.; without sweat, Rhus v. (; Sweat absent); œdematous swellings, after, Cain.; tertian, Æsc. h., Alum., Anac., ▌▌Ant. c., ▌Ant. t., ▌Apis, Arn., ▌Ars., ▌Bar. m., Bell., Bry., Calc., Calc. s., Canth., Caps., Carbo v., ▌Ced., ▌Cham., Cic., Cina, ▌Chin. s., ▌Cimex, ▌Cinch., Coral., ▌Diad., ▌Dig., Dros., Dulc., Elat., ||Eucal., ▌▌Eup. perf., Ferr., Gamb., Gels., ▌Hep., Hyos., ▌Ign., Iod., ▌Ipec., ▌Lach., Lyc., Mez., ||Millef., ▌Natr. m., Nux m., ▌▌Nux v., Plant., Pod., ||Polyp., ▌Puls., Rhus, ||Sabad., Sul., Ver.; double tertian, Æsc. h., Ars., Cinch., Dulc., Elat., ||Eucal., Eup. pur., Gamb., Lyc., Nux v., Rhus; tertian anteponing, ▌Natr. m.; tertian, afternoon, Bapt.; tertian, a month after bilious fever, ||Sul.; tertian, had been treated with Cinchona, ||Sabad.; tertian, in evening, ▌Calc.; tertian, 9 P.M., ||Sabad.; tertian, gout of knee follows with tophi and lameness in joints, ||Nux v.; body drawn up in a heap, ▌Lach.; anteponing half an hour, ▌Ipec.; tertian, sometimes morning, sometimes evening, ||Sep.; tertian, morning chill, evening fever, Ferr.; tertian, with nettlerash disappearing after attack, ||Rhus; tertian, nightly at same hour, ||Sabad.; tertian, symptoms of scurvy, ▌Staph.; tertian, stages well marked, ▌Phos. ac.; tertian, profuse vomiting of bilious matter, ||Ptel.; sore throat and nausea, ▌Dros.; yellow, slimy coated tongue, ||Kali s.; incipient tuberculosis, ▌Bry.; tendency to run into typhoid, ▌▌Ars., ▌Bapt., ▌Mez., ▌Sec.; post-typhoid, ▌Gels.; traumatic or chronic inflammation of urethra, even stricture, ▌Petrosel.; vomiting acid, sour masses, ||Natr. p.; vomiting food, ▌Ferr. ph.; bilious vomiting, brought on or always made worse by damp weather or moist atmosphere at seashore, ||Natr. s.; once a week, Amm. m., Canth., Cinch., Lyc., Menyanth., Plant.; every two weeks, Amm. m., Ars., Calc., Chin. s., Cinch., Lach., Plant., Puls.; every three weeks, Cinch., Magn. c., Sul.; every four weeks, Nux m., Nux v., Puls., Sep.; working in cold water, ▌▌Calc.; in Winter, Ant. t., ▌Natr. m., Polyp., Psor.; nervous hysterical women, ▌Tarant.; in women of strong plethoric constitution, whose menses are painful and slight or even absent with lumbar or inguinal pains, ▌Petrosel.; yearly, Ars., Carbo v., ▌Diad., Lach., Natr. m., Psor., Sul., Thuya; recent cases in young previously healthy persons, ||Ipec; apyrexia; also, Chill, Heat, Sweat

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