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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    4. Profuse sweat, during which are lost, the sufferings atten- dant on the heat. During the day, much sweat, and great in- clination thereto with every motion. Night- and morning-sweat. Debilitating, somewhat sour smelling sweat. NATRUM SULPHURICUM. (Natr. sulph.) 1. Pulse accelerated. 2. Internal coldness with stretching and yawning. Chills with icy coldness and goose-flesh, 4 to 8 p. M., during catamenia. Chill mostly toward evening, without thirst. Chill in the even- ing, 7 o'clock, not followed by heat or sweat. Chill in the even- ing in bed, could not get warm all night. Violent chill, up the back, with chattering of the teeth and shaking, without external coldness. Chilly when in bed and shaking chills when out of it, thirst increased, pulse accelerated. 3. Increased warmth of the whole body, and restlessness. Sudden flushes of heat toward evening. Hot feeling in the top of the head. * 4. Sweat without thirst. Sweat at night. After the sweat, very dry in the mouth. Sweat on the face. Sweat on the scrotum. NITRI ACIDUM. (Nitr. ac.) 1. Pulse uncommonly unequal: frequently after one natural beat, there will follow two small and quick, the fourth intermit- ting. Alternating hard, quick and small beats. 2. Chill mostly in the afternoon, evening, and after lying down. Chill with internal heat at the same time. Chill in the morning, in bed, subsequent to the heat. Continuous chilliness. 3. Heat, particularly in the face, and of the hands. Flushes of heat, with sweat of the hands. Nightly internal dry heat, with inclination to uncover. After eating, heat with sweat and great lassitude. 4. Sweat every night, or every other night, most profuse on the side on which he lies. Sweat smelling sour, offensive, or like horse urine. NITRUM. (Nitrum.) 1. Pulse full, hard, and accelerated ; Pulse slow in the morn- ing ; quick in the afternoon and evening.