Homoeopathic therapeia of intermittent and other fevers / Tr., with the addition of new remedies, by A. Korndoerfer.

  • Bönninghausen, Clemens Maria Franz von, 1785-1864.
Date:
[1873], [©1873]
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Credit: Homoeopathic therapeia of intermittent and other fevers / Tr., with the addition of new remedies, by A. Korndoerfer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    2. Chill predominating, even near a warm stove, morning and evening, and even at night, generally with thirst. Chill with the pains. Shivering in the evening, spreading from the back. 3. Fever in the evening, daily (7 P. M.), preceeded by chill with thirst. 4. Sweat every morning (5 to 6 a. m.) most profuse on the chest. BROMIUM. (Brom.) 1. Pulse much accelerated. 2. Chill every other (third) day, with shaking, yawning and stretching, and with cold feet. 3. Internal burning heat, like, between the skin and flesh. 4. Sweat from the least exertion or exercise. BRYONIA ALBA. (Bryon.) 1. Pulse very full, hard, quick and tense; at times also inter- mittent, with strong orgasm of the blood. 2. Chill and chilliness predominating, frequently with heat of the head, red cheeks and thirst. Chill with external coldness of the body. Chill and coldness mostly in the evening, and fre- quently only of the right side. Chill worse in the room than in the open air. • 3. Dry, burning heat, mostly only internal, and as if the blood in the veins was burning. Great aggravation of sufferings dur- ing the heat, 4. Profuse and very easily excited sweat, even from slow walk- ing in the open cold air. Profuse night- and morning-sweat. Sour or oily sweat. CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS. (Cact. grand.) 1. Pulse quick, tense and hard. Intermitting. Loss of pulse. 2. Chill, regular paroxysm at 11 A. m. and p. M. 3. Heat after the chill, with dyspnoea, headache, thirst, coma, stupefaction, insensibility till midnight, then unquenchable thirst, shortness of breath, inability to remain lying and very profuse sweat. 4. Sweat very profuse.