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neuralgic

Toothache, neuralgic ☞ air); facial, from carious teeth, not in habit of taking coffee, ▌Coff. t.; with heat and tearing in head, ||Sil.; of right side of face, proceeds from carious teeth, cold applications, ▌Kali ph.; of inferior dental nerves, ▌Plant.; in inferior and superior dental nerves, ||Rhod.; in molar, left lower, Ast. r.; with nervous affection, ▌Magn. p.; paroxysms, Stilling.; piercing, in left upper molar, ||Prun.; in prosopalgia, ▌▌Bell.; in rheumatic patients, Act. rac.; as if a nerve were shattered and crushed, on rising in morning, ▌Ign.; sudden, in carious teeth, concentrating in temple, ▌Glon.; in superior dental nerves, ||Rhod.; better by holding cold water in mouth, ▌▌Coff.; in hysterical women, during menses, ▌Nux m; tearing, shooting, etc

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 329 — TEETH AND GUMS; TOOTHACHE; neuralgic