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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    Sensation of heat over the whole body, with violent burning in the skin. 4. Profuse sweat every night. Sweats easily, particularly on the forearms and lower leg. Sweat immediately after the chill, without preceeding heat. PHOSPHORUS. (Phosphor.) 1. Pulse various: generally accelerated, full and hard ; at times however, weak and small; rarely slow, or intermittent. Orgasm of blood with beating of the carotids. 2. Chill generally in the evening, without thirst; with aver- sion to uncovering and great distention of the blood-vessels, of the hands. Internal chill and shivering, not relieved by the warmth of the stove. Chill alternating with heat, at night. Chilliness from evening till midnight, with great lassitude and sleepiness. Nightly chill with diarrhoea. Chill ascending the back. 3. Flushes of heat over the whole body, but first in the hands. General anxious heat with burning in the hands and face, in the afternoon and evening. Nightly heat disturbing sleep, mostly after midnight. Heat ascending the back. Heat with somno- lency. 4. Sweat most profuse on the head, hands, and feet, with fre- quent urination. Sweat only on the forepart of the body. After midnight and in the morning hours profuse sweat, with subse- quent great debility. Clammy sweats. The transpiration fre- quently smells like sulphur. PHOSPHORI ACIDUM. (Phosph. ac.) 1. Pulse irregular, occasionally one or two beats intermit; mostly small, weak, but accelerated; frequently however full and strong. Violent orgasm of blood, with great restlessness. Distended blood-vessels. 2. Chill, with shivering and shaking, always in the evening. Chill and heat alternating, in frequent attacks. Cold feeling in one side of the face. With the chill, a peculiar sensitive coldness in the finger-tips and in the abdomen. 3. Internal dry heat, without thirst, and without complaint,