Respiratory

Respiratory

A general eliminative remedy, acting specially on the sudoriferous glands.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Accumulation of mucus with incessant coughing.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Aching at end of sternum.—TRILLIUM PENDULUM.

Aching pains in chest, through mid-sternum; with cough.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Acts on the pulmonary circulation.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Acute exacerbations in phthisis; congestion of lungs.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Acute hoarseness.—POPULUS CANDICANS.

Acute inflammatory conditions of upper respiratory tract.—SENECIO AUREUS.

Acute laryngitis; cough and expectoration of tough, stringy mucus.—OSMIUM.

Acute laryngo-tracheitis.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Acute tonsillitis, swelling of soft palate and uvula.—ARNICA MONTANA.

After coughing, moaning, anxious, gasps for air and turns pale.—CINA MARITIMA.

After every cough, copious, purulent expectoration.—KREOSOTUM.

Aggravated by pressure, talking, and especially by inspiring cool air and at night.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Aggravation in evening and night—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

Air feels cold when inspired.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Air-passages constricted.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

All bones and cartilages of chest painful.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Alteration in timbre of voice.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

An efficacious remedy for wheezing and oppression in bronchitic patients.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Angina pectoris (use tincture).—BRYONIA ALBA.

Angina pectoris, nightly aggravation.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Angina pectoris.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Angina pectoris; pain around heart, left arm to fingers.—BISMUTHUM SUBNITRICUM.

Angina with asthmatic symptoms and cramps (Clarke).—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Anxious, wheezing, moist breathing, asthma worse in dry cold air; better in damp.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Aphonia, with dry hacking cough, from tickling in larynx and pit of stomach.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Aphonia, worse evenings, with rawness.—PHOSPHORUS.

Aphonia.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Aphonia.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Aphonia.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.

Aphonia.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Aphonia.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Aphonia.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Aphonia.—SULPHUR.

Aphonia.—XANTOXYLUM FRAXINEUM.

Aphonia; acute bronchitis, respiration quickened, spasmodic affections of lungs and diaphragm.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Aphonia; chronic asthma in summer, wheezing and rattling (Tart emet).—SYPHILINUM.

Arrest of breathing when lying; is obliged to jump and catch breath, which causes pain in right side.—BORAX VENETA.

Arterio-sclerosis of the lung, thus in senile asthma, modifies the arterial tension.—BARYTA MURIATICA.

Asthenic bronchitis of old people with chronic interstitial nephritis or chronic emphysema.—SENEGA.

Asthenic Pneumonia.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Asthma beginning with coryza.—NAJA TRIPUDIANS.

Asthma from suppressed foot-sweat.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.

Asthma in aged with blue skin.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Asthma in children (Nat sulph).—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Asthma in children, as a constitutional remedy.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Asthma in scrofulous patients.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.

Asthma on lying down at night with spasmodic cough; worse after first sleep, with tickling in throat.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

Asthma when talking, with contraction of the throat at every word uttered.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Asthma with dyspnœa.—DULCAMARA.

Asthma with stomach disorders (Nux).—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Asthma worse foggy weather and relieved by profuse perspiration.—HYPERICUM PERFORATUM.

Asthma worse midnight.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Asthma, as if inhaling sulphur; cough from talking; hollow, deep, with rawness, hoarseness, and pains through chest.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

Asthma, if connected with gout or rheumatism.—VISCUM ALBUM.

Asthma, incipient phthisis, chronic bronchitis, pains in chest.—SUCCINUM.

Asthma, spasmodic variety.—COCA-ERYTHROXYLON COCA.

Asthma, with contraction of throat.—HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM.

Asthma, with dyspnoea; worse, sitting up; better, lying down and keeping arms spread wide apart.—PSORINUM.

Asthma, with excessive dyspnœa, nausea, dull stitches, and burning in chest.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Asthma, with fullness in stomach, morning or after eating.—NUX VOMICA.

Asthma, with gastric derangements; mucus white and hard to cough up.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.

Asthma, with great dyspnœa and palpitation.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Asthma, with intense anxiety, fear, and smothering sensation.—MOSCHUS.

Asthma, with nightly dysuria.—SOLIDAGO VIRGA.

Asthma, with profuse tenacious expectoration, which relieves.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Asthma, with sleeplessness.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Asthma, without anxiety, worse toward morning.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.

Asthma.—ALUMEN.

Asthma.—CAMPHORA.

Asthma.—IPECACUANHA.

Asthma.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Asthma.—MEDORRHINUM.

Asthma.—VERBASCUM THAPSUS.

Asthma; attacks, with weakness, felt in pit of stomach and preceded by prickling all over.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Asthma; bronchitis; cough; dyspnea, etc.—BLATTA ORIENTALIS.

Asthma; catarrh; cold; cough; fever; worm affects—OCIMUM SANCTUM.

Asthma; difficulty in getting air into lung (Chlorum, in expelling).—BROMIUM.

Asthma; dyspnoea; cramp-like pain in cardiac region.—PTELEA TRIFOLIATA.

Asthma; least food aggravates.—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Asthma; relieved by stool.—ICTODES FOETIDA.

Asthma; worse damp weather.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Asthmatic after lying down (trachea feels narrow), preceded by formication.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Asthmatic at night.—ARUM DRACONTIUM.

Asthmatic attacks, cannot endure a close, warm room.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Asthmatic breathing with eructation of gas.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Asthmatic breathing, with congestive headache.—MENTHOLUM.

Asthmatic bronchitis, with constriction, of chest.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Asthmatic constriction in evening.—NAJA TRIPUDIANS.

Asthmatic cough; worse at night; lying on right side.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Asthmatic oppression of chest.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Attacks of angina pectoris coming on when excited.—CUPRUM ACETICUM.

Awakes choking.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Barking cough, whooping cough, with pain in stomach before attack, with expectoration of blood.—BELLADONNA.

Better at sea, of seafaring men when they come on land.—BROMIUM.

Bleeding from lungs, with nausea; feeling of constriction; rattling cough.—IPECACUANHA.

Bleeding from nose.—KALIUM PERMANGANATUM.

Blood comes up with hawking.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Bloody expectoration.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Bloody expectoration.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.

Bloody expectoration; with sour sensation in chest.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Breath cold, musty odor.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.

Breath cold.—CAMPHORA.

Breath cold; must be fanned.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Breath has offensive, sickly smell.—CROCUS SATIVUS.

Breathing almost stops on falling asleep (Grind).—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Breathing difficult; better bending shoulders backward.—CALCAREA ACETICA.

Breathing held for a time.—LYSSINUM.

Breathing impeded.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Breathing irregular, difficult; deep sighing.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Breathing oppressed, as if chest were not wide enough.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Breathing spasmodic, with constriction of larynx and chest.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Breathing stops on going to sleep; must be shaken to start it again (Grindelia).—OPIUM.

Bronchial affection of old people with cardiac dilation.—BARYTA MURIATICA.

Bronchial and cardiac asthma.—STROPHANTHUS HISPIDUS.

Bronchial asthma, with yellow expectoration.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Bronchial asthma.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Bronchial catarrh, later stages.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Bronchial catarrh, with profuse greenish, offensive discharge.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Bronchial catarrh, with sore chest walls; much mucus; sensation of oppression and weight of chest.—SENEGA.

Bronchial catarrh, with wheezing, asthmatic cough, worse cold air, with profuse expectoration and suffocation; worse, lying with head low and in hot room.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Bronchial coughs in old people, worse on awaking and with expectoration of small plugs of mucus.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Bronchial mucous membrane inflamed.—JABORANDI.

Bronchial tubes feel filled with smoke.—BROMIUM.

Bronchial tubes overloaded with mucus.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Bronchiectasis and phthisis.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Bronchitis in children with short, teasing cough.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Bronchitis in old, exhausted persons, with thick, yellow, tenacious expectoration.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Bronchitis in the aged, where suffocation from excessive secretion is imminent.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Bronchitis in the aged.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Bronchitis when the spasmodic element is associated with tenacious expectoration and oppression (Cartier).—NAPHTHALINUM.

Bronchitis with emphysema of aged.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Bronchitis, cough with much purulent expectoration, blood-streaked; oppressed breathing.—SOLIDAGO VIRGA.

Bronchitis, especially of the aged.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Bronchitis, whole chest is very sensitive.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Bronchitis, with sharp, short, dry, hacking cough.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Broncho-pneumonia after grippe.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Broncho-pneumonia in children.—TUBERCULINUM.

Bronchorrhœa (Bals. Peru).—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Bronchorrhoea, with tough, whitish, mucous expectoration.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Bronchorrhoea.—MYOSOTIS SYMPHYTIFOLIA.

Bubbling rales and muco-purulent expectoration.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Bubbling rales.—IPECACUANHA.

Burning and pain in nipples.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.

Burning at small spots in chest.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Burning in chest as of hot steam from chest to abdomen.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Burning in chest.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Burning in fauces.—ERIODYCTION CALIFORNICUM.

Burning in nose.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Burning pains, heat and oppression of chest.—PHOSPHORUS.

Burning pressure beneath sternum.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Burning rawness in throat.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Burning sensation from throat down.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Burning sensation in chest, which ascends to throat.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Burning sensation in the bronchial tubes.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.

Burning soreness in right chest, through to right shoulder.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Bursting pain in back on coughing.—SENEGA.

Cannot bear to talk.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Cannot breathe lying down.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Cannot breathe when lying down.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Cannot breathe with head low.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Cannot expire (Meph).—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Cannot lie down at night.—CAUSTICUM.

Cannot lie on right side (Left side, Lycop).—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Cannot talk on account of pain in larynx.—PHOSPHORUS.

Capillary bronchitis.—KAOLINUM.

Capricious hoarseness; comes and goes.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Cardiac anxiety and pain.—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Catarrh of chest, pain, raw feeling.—ALUMINA SILICATA.

Catarrh of larynx.—SENEGA.

Catarrh of nose and throat, with fetid odor and expectoration.—CUBEBA OFFICINALIS.

Catarrh of the chest in infants, seems full of mucus rattling.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Catarrh, with chilliness; dread of air.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Catarrh, with copious, stringy, mucous discharges.—SILPHIUM LACINATUM.

Catarrh, with frontal headache, and sticky yellow discharge.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Catarrh, with thick, lumpy, white-yellow or pus-like secretion.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Catarrh; bronchitis; pneumonia; cough—AEGLE-MARMELOS or AEGLE-FOLI.

Catarrhal asthma; mucus not readily raised.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Catarrhal dyspnœa.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Catarrhal hoarseness, with scraping in throat.—NUX VOMICA.

Catarrhal laryngitis cough has a brassy sound.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Chest constricted; gasps for breath.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Chest does not seem to expand on breathing.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.

Chest feels as if a bar were around it.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Chest feels constricted.—ALUMINA.

Chest feels constricted.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Chest feels constricted.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.

Chest feels heavy; stitches, with heart feeling too large and palpitating pleuritic exudations.—SULPHUR.

Chest feels oppressed.—FERRUM IODATUM.

Chest feels sore and constricted.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Chest feels sore.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Chest feels tight; can hardly breathe.—CICUTA VIROSA.

Chest feels tired.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Chest feels weak; can hardly talk.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Chest hurts when touched.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Chest oppressed on ascending.—SENEGA.

Chest oppressed with deep, labored breathing.—CANNABIS INDICA.

Chest oppressed with pressure in stomach, and nausea Hoarseness with tenacious mucus in larynx.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Chest oppressed; breathing difficult.—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Chest oppressed; dry, hacking cough coming on at night and keeping one awake.—LYCOPERSICUM ESCULENTUM.

Chest pain while coughing, sneezing; cannot lie quiet in bed in asthma; pain in middle of sternum—OCIMUM SANCTUM.

Chest painful to touch.—COCHLEARIA ARMORACIA.

Chest pains are relieved by bending forward.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Chest pains in articulations of ribs, with shortness of breathing till expectoration sets in.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.

Chest pains run upward.—BROMIUM.

Chest raw, sore, burning.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Chest seems full of phlegm, but does not yield to coughing.—IPECACUANHA.

Chest sore and raw.—SENECIO AUREUS.

Chest sore to pressure.—CURARE.

Chest sore.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.

Chest tight.—MORPHINUM.

Chest troubles develop after brain-fag.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Chest very sensitive to touch, percussion, or pressure.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Chest very tender.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Chest weak; can scarcely talk.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Cheyne-Stokes respiration (Cocaine; Opium).—BELLADONNA.

Cheyne-Stokes respiration.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Cheyne-Stokes respiration.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Cheyne-Stokes respiration.—MORPHINUM.

Child awakes suddenly, nearly suffocating, sits up, turns blue.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Child grasps at throat every time he coughs.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Child grasps genitals during cough.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Child grasps throat when coughing.—IODIUM.

Child is afraid to speak or move for fear of bringing on paroxysm of coughing.—CINA MARITIMA.

Child rubs face with fist during cough (Caust; Puls).—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Choking constriction in upper part of œsophagus, oppressing breathing and inducing cough.—COCCULUS INDICUS.

Choking cough.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Choking on falling asleep.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.

Choking when hawking up phlegm.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Chronic aphonia.—BARYTA CARBONICA.

Chronic bronchial catarrh.—AMMONIACUM GUMMI.

Chronic bronchitis (Stann; Hep).—SABAL SERRULATA.

Chronic bronchitis complicated with gravel; large quantities of albuminous, tenacious mucus, are expectorated.—COCCUS CACTI.

Chronic bronchitis in the aged (Hippozanin).—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Chronic bronchitis, bronchial tuberculosis, with profuse, easily raised bronchial secretion, giving relief.—ERIODYCTION CALIFORNICUM.

Chronic bronchitis.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Chronic bronchitis; cough, with much thick expectoration, with languor and weak digestion.—INULA HELENIUM.

Chronic bronchitis; passive congestion of the lungs, giving bloody sputum due to failing myocardium.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Chronic cough; Pain in chest, difficulty breathing after syphilis and mercurialization (Grauvogl).—CALCAREA IODATA.

Chronic hoarseness with skin affections.—GRAPHITES.

Chronic hoarseness.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Chronic hoarseness.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Chronic irritation of air passages.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Chronic laryngeal catarrh.—IRIDIUM METALLICUM.

Chronic laryngitis.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Chronic loose cough, chest sore; worse at night.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.

Chronic nasal, laryngeal, and bronchial catarrh.—SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM.

Clergyman’s sore throat, with rough, scraping, dry sensation deep in the fauces; voice hoarse, deep, toneless, cracked, requires exertion to speak.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Clergyman’s sore throat; violent tickling in larynx while speaking.—PHOSPHORUS.

Coarse rales.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Coarse rales.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Coarse rattling of chest in old people.—AMMONIACUM GUMMI.

Cold extends downwards from head to throat and bronchi.—IODIUM.

Cold sensation when inspiring.—BROMIUM.

Cold travels downward to chest.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Coldness of chest.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Colds fail to yield; sputum persistently muco-purulent and profuse.—SILICEA TERRA.

Coming into warm room excites cough (Nat carb).—BRYONIA ALBA.

Complete aphonia.—IPECACUANHA.

Condiments produce cough.—ALUMINA.

Congestion of lungs.—PHOSPHORUS.

Congestion of lungs.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Congestion of lungs; stertorous breathing.—SULFONALUM.

Congestion of upper lobe of left lung.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Congestions of lungs.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Constant and severe pain felt in chest—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Constant cough, with stitches from pit of stomach to sides of chest.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Constant desire to take a long breath; oppression of chest.—XANTOXYLUM FRAXINEUM.

Constant desire to take deep, long breath.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Constant hawking from enlarged uvula; coryza, with inflamed fauces; accumulation of thick viscid mucus, which is expectorated with great difficulty.—COCCUS CACTI.

Constant hawking, on account of viscid, green mucus in larynx and trachea.—PARIS QUADRIFOLIA.

Constant pressure in left chest; oppressed breathing on least motion.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Constant rattling of mucus in bronchi.—ALLIUM SATIVUM.

Constricted feeling in region of epiglottis.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Constriction across chest.—MEZEREUM.

Constriction and cutting in chest.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Constriction and rawness of throat.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.

Constriction as of a wide band.—ARAGALLUS LAMBERTI.

Constriction of chest.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.

Constriction of chest.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Constriction of chest.—LAUROCERASUS.

Constriction of chest.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Constriction of chest; arrests breathing Hoarseness.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Constriction of chest; feels as if a foreign body were in throat.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

Constriction of chest; spasmodic asthma, suffocative attacks wakes from sleep; must eat something.—GRAPHITES.

Constriction of lungs.—SILPHIUM LACINATUM.

Constriction, with suffocation.—CHLORUM.

Constrictive anxious sensation in chest.—CALCAREA ACETICA.

Constrictive pain in lungs’ tightness across chest; whole body tremble while coughing with hemoptysis after severe dyspnea and shortness of breath; expectoration yellowish, dry, rusty; patient gets worse while lying on left side; dry cough from sternal region; hoarseness; cough with sneezing; asthmatic attacks; patient cannot endure closed warm room; whooping cough—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Constrictive pains in chest, with dyspnœa.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Constrictive, smarting sensation in throat.—KALIUM PERMANGANATUM.

Constructive feeling in chest, with difficult breathing; cough with tickling in throat.—SOLANUM NIGRUM.

Continued sneezing; coryza; wheezing cough.—IPECACUANHA.

Continuous dyspnoea.—SOLIDAGO VIRGA.

Continuous hysterical cough.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Convulsive cough; feels as though membrane were torn from larynx.—OSMIUM.

Copious expectoration, with catarrh of nose.—SABAL SERRULATA.

Copious mucous discharge from nose and trachea.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Copious, purulent expectoration.—CODEINUM.

Copious, purulent expectoration.—TRILLIUM PENDULUM.

Copious, ropy morning expectoration in old people.—ALUMEN.

Copious, yellow-green mucus.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Coryza like that which precedes hay-fever; thin mucus, with much irritation.—TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE.

Coryza with much lachrymation, sneezing, and discharge of clear water from the nose.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.

Coryza with sudden gushes of sharp, corroding fluid, making nose sore inside and about the ale.—CHLORUM.

Coryza, with hoarseness.—COCHLEARIA ARMORACIA.

Coryza, with sneezing.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.

Coryza; discharge of mucus from nose, trachea, and larynx.—FERRUM IODATUM.

Coryza; dry, teasing cough.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Cough abates after eating or drinking, especially warm drinks.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Cough after eating with vomiting of food and pain in occiput.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Cough after influenza (Eriodyction).—KREOSOTUM.

Cough after measles (Sang); worse towards evening and when tired.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Cough after physical exertion.—DULCAMARA.

Cough and dyspnoea better lying on right side–(opposite Badiaga).—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Cough and sore throat, with expectoration of little granules like shot, which, when broken, smell very offensive.—SILICEA TERRA.

Cough as a gurgling sound, better by drinking cold water.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Cough as from vapor of sulphur in trachea.—PARIS QUADRIFOLIA.

Cough becomes violent at night—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Cough better at night.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Cough brings on bursting headache and bruised pain in epigastric region.—NUX VOMICA.

Cough ceases, mucus cannot be expectorated.—MOSCHUS.

Cough comes on from drinking, especially cold water; urine escapes when coughing.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Cough deep, hollow.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Cough dry, as from sulphur fumes; after drinking.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Cough dry, hacking; copious morning sputa.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.

Cough dry, hard; worse at night; windpipe sensitive to touch (Lach).—SYPHILINUM.

Cough dry, spasmodic.—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Cough dry, teasing, must take a swallow of cold water (Caust; Phos).—TABACUM.

Cough dry, with little difficult expectoration.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Cough during sleep (Cham).—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Cough ends in a sneeze.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Cough ends in a spasm.—CINA MARITIMA.

Cough every morning about three o’clock, with dyspnoea, palpitation, burning in chest; worse ascending.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Cough excited by eating, with pain in chest and larynx.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Cough excited by laughing, singing, talking; worse lying on right side.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Cough excited by talking, in children, after fit of temper.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Cough excited by tickling in larynx or chest.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Cough excited whenever any part of the body gets cold or uncovered, or from eating anything cold.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Cough followed by hiccough.—TABACUM.

Cough from a tickling in the pit of stomach, accompanied by stitches in liver and spurting of urine (Caust; Squilla).—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Cough from excessive use of voice; “minister’s sore throat”; sharp pain in larynx.—COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS.

Cough from laughing.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Cough from tickling in throat; worse, cold air, reading, laughing, talking, from going from warm room into cold air.—PHOSPHORUS.

Cough in morning, with profuse expectoration, tasting salty (Phos; Ambr).—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Cough in the morning after leaving bedroom, with mucous expectoration, which is tenacious and difficult to raise.—ALLIUM SATIVUM.

Cough incessant and violent, with every breath.—IPECACUANHA.

Cough is relieved by lying down.—SINAPIS NIGRA.

Cough loose in afternoon, with profuse expectoration and rattling of mucus.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Cough loose, with expectoration of large pieces like casts of bronchial tubes.—CALCAREA ACETICA.

Cough loose, with labored inspiration.—SENECIO AUREUS.

Cough of children caused by naso-pharyngeal catarrh; mucus drops from posterior nares.—POPULUS CANDICANS.

Cough of gastric origin; relieved by eructation.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Cough of measles.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Cough often ends in a sneeze.—SENEGA.

Cough on coming into the open air.—TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE.

Cough on entering warm room from cold air (Bryonia).—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Cough on talking or singing, in the morning.—ALUMINA.

Cough prevents sleep; respiration weak; cannot take deep breath.—KALIUM CYANATUM.

Cough produced by weeping and lamenting.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Cough provoked by taking a deep breath or cold drinks, from exertion, change from warm to cold air.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Cough relieved by getting on hands and knees.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.

Cough returns every winter, from suppressed eruption.—PSORINUM.

Cough returns with every fresh cold.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Cough so violent as to bring tears and sternal pains; feels as if something had been torn off.—CINA MARITIMA.

Cough soon after waking in the morning.—ALUMINA.

Cough troublesome when walking.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Cough very deep and hoarse; worse, after midnight; yellow expectoration, with bleeding from nose and mouth; retching.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Cough when getting warm in bed.—NUX MOSCHATA.

Cough when secretion is scanty-spasmodic, dry with muscular soreness and nervous irritation.—CIMICIFUGA RACEMOSA.

Cough with coldness of left side of breast.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Cough with copious, thick, yellow expectoration; chest feels weak.—RUTA GRAVEOLENS.

Cough with expectoration in day, bloody or purulent.—SILICEA TERRA.

Cough with expectoration of tiny lumps of yellow mucus, with tickling sensation and irritation on lying down.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Cough with expectoration profuse, stringy, frothy, light-colored.—SILPHIUM LACINATUM.

Cough with great sensitiveness of air-passages; feel cold on deep inspiration.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Cough with itching in larynx; spasmodic with gagging and vomiting of mucus.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Cough with moldy taste-breath smells moldy.—BORAX VENETA.

Cough with pain in hip, especially left worse in evening; better, drinking cold water; worse, warmth of bed.—CAUSTICUM.

Cough with pain in left hip.—BELLADONNA.

Cough with profuse muco-purulent expectoration, gagging and vomiting during cough; worse while or after eating.—MYOSOTIS SYMPHYTIFOLIA.

Cough with profuse salivation.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Cough with purulent expectoration—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

Cough with relaxed uvula.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Cough with scanty, loaded urine.—JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS.

Cough with sneezing.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Cough with sweat, pain and tightness of chest; larynx irritated.—GUAREA TRICHILOIDES.

Cough with thick viscid, bloody mucus.—VARIOLINUM.

Cough worse after midnight; worse lying on back.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Cough worse by going into warm room.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Cough worse cold, wet weather, with free expectoration, tickling in larynx.—DULCAMARA.

Cough worse coming into warm room, with burning sensation in chest, itching of chest, oppression.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Cough worse going down hill.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Cough, dry, at night; must sit up; worse after eating or drinking, with vomiting, with stitches in chest, and expectoration of rust-colored sputa.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Cough, dry, barking, croupy; larynx sensitive to touch.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Cough, dry, short, hacking; worse at night and after midnight.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Cough, hoarse, spasmodic.—DULCAMARA.

Cough, tickling; worse in warm room.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.

Cough, with bloody expectoration, in suppressed menses or hæmorrhoids.—MILLEFOLIUM.

Cough, with bloody expectoration.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Cough, with bloody expectoration.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Cough, with bloody expectoration.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.

Cough, with burning and pricking in respiratory tracts.—PRIMULA VERIS.

Cough, with burning in chest; worse in evening, in open air, after eating and talking.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Cough, with burning pain in chest; worse, right side.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Cough, with bursting pain in head.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Cough, with copious, jelly-like, or bloody expectoration.—LAUROCERASUS.

Cough, with discharge of greenish pus.—CARBO ANIMALIS.

Cough, with dyspepsia.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Cough, with dyspnœa and blue face; with bloody expectoration.—OPIUM.

Cough, with feeling as if chest would fly to pieces; presses his head on sternum; must support chest.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Cough, with green expectoration, hoarseness; with distention of inguinal ring.—CALENDULA OFFICINALIS.

Cough, with green viscid, also bloody, expectoration.—CANNABIS SATIVA.

Cough, with hæmoptysis, bleeding small but frequent.—LYCOPUS VIRGINICUS.

Cough, with pain in sternum, extending to shoulders; worse when undressing.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Cough, with profuse, gray, purulent expectoration.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Cough, with purulent and sanious sputa and hectic fever.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Cough, with pus-like phlegm.—ANISUM STELLATUM.

Cough, with raw soreness of chest.—CAUSTICUM.

Cough, with raw, sore feeling in chest.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Cough, with sensation as if something were torn loose in chest.—NUX VOMICA.

Cough, with sense of constriction.—ERYNGIUM AQUATICUM.

Cough, with spitting of blood.—TRILLIUM PENDULUM.

Cough, with thick ropy, greenish expectoration; chest feels all gone.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Cough, with valvular disease.—LAUROCERASUS.

Cough, with yellow muco-purulent expectoration.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Cough.—PHYSALIS ALKEKENGI.

Cough: Coryza with dry cough and thick white expectoration—BOERHAAVIA DIFFUSA.

Cough: It is a very good medicine to control cough, hoarseness due to cough; trumpet-like sound or barking-like sound associated with cough—BLUMEA ODORATA.

Cough; better lying on stomach.—MEDORRHINUM.

Cough; dry, suffocative fits, tickling.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Cough; fever; hemorrhage; hoarseness—BLUMEA ODORATA.

Cough; first, a hacking, as from inhalation of sulphur; later on, paroxysmal, like whooping-cough, in regular paroxysms, ending in diarrhoea and vomiting, with sleepiness between each paroxysm.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.

Cough; worse evening, and better lying down and worse in damp weather.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Cough; worse evening, with efforts to vomit, with pain in chest.—KREOSOTUM.

Cough; worse in afternoon, better in warm room.—BADIAGA.

Cough; worse in evening and in hot atmosphere.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Cough; worse; eating, irritation lower than can be reached, on taking a warm drink.—MEZEREUM.

Cough; yellow expectoration.—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Cough—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Coughing and gaping consecutively.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Coughing increases the desire to cough.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Coughs depending on cardiac lesion, paroxysmal, at night, during sleep, worse exercise.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Coughs with coldness, weakness, emaciation, sensitiveness and peevishness, worse from cold air.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Cramp, ringing cough, short breath, catching at throat.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Cramp-like distress in precordial region.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Croup after febrile symptoms have subsided.—BROMIUM.

Croup and laryngeal diphtheria.—PETROLEUM.

Croup in scrofulous children with dark hair and eyes (Brom opposite).—IODIUM.

Croup with loose, rattling cough; worse in morning.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Croup, dry, hollow, cough.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Croup.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Croup.—CALCAREA IODATA.

Croup.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Croup.—IPECACUANHA.

Croup.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Croup; worse, during inspiration and before midnight.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Croupous and pleuro-pneumonia.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Croupy cough, with difficult respiration; wheezy.—IODIUM.

Croupy hoarseness (Hep; Spong).—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Cutting pain in chest; worse lying on right side.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Cyanosis and dyspnoea; worse, sitting up.—LAUROCERASUS.

Darting pain in chest.—ALLIUM SATIVUM.

Darting pain through upper third of right lung.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Debilitating, spasmodic cough; worse, eating sweet things.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Deep rough cough with greenish expectoration.—AMMONIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Deep snoring; rattling, stertorous breathing.—OPIUM.

Deep, hoarse voice; hoarseness; laryngitis.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Deep, rough voice, failing on slight exertion.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Delayed resolution in pneumonia.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Deposits begin in apex of lung (Repeated doses).—TUBERCULINUM.

Desire to hawk and scrape throat.—SILPHIUM LACINATUM.

Desire to take a deep breath.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Difficult and painful breathing.—BROMIUM.

Difficult breathing, anxiety and palpitation, with hysteria.—VIOLA ODORATA.

Difficult breathing.—AMMONIACUM GUMMI.

Difficult breathing.—SULPHUROSUM ACIDUM.

Difficult breathing.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Difficult breathing; cough with vomiting of blood; pulse very weak.—FICUS RELIGIOSA.

Difficult breathing; dry hacking, tickling cough; worse at night (Mentha; Bellad).—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Difficult breathing; lungs feel distended; hemoptysis.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.

Difficult expansion of chest, blood-streaked sputum; internal dry heat, external coldness.—IODIUM.

Difficult raising of tough, profuse mucus, in the aged.—SENEGA.

Difficult respiration, with stitches from liver to chest.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.

Difficult respiration.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Difficult respiration.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Difficult respiration.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Difficult respiration; chest oppressed; hysterical spasm of chest; asthma.—MOSCHUS.

Difficult respiration; wants windows open.—SULPHUR.

Difficult, intermittent, deep, unequal respiration.—OPIUM.

Difficult, oppressed, anxious respiration; crampy constriction.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Difficult, quick respiration; worse every movement; caused by stitches in chest.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Difficult, violent constriction of chest.—TABACUM.

Difficulty in breathing; cough; hemoptysis—FICUS RELIGIOSA.

Difficulty of voice of singers and public speakers (Royal).—CAUSTICUM.

Dilated bronchi, with fetid expectoration.—ALLIUM SATIVUM.

Dizziness, with cough.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Do not give it too low or too frequently here, it may but hasten the destructive degeneration of tubercular masses.—PHOSPHORUS.

Dry asthma.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.

Dry at night.—GALLICUM ACIDUM.

Dry coryza.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Dry cough at night, coming deep from chest.—PETROLEUM.

Dry cough coming on after first sleep, about middle of night.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

Dry cough following diarrhoea.—ABROTANUM.

Dry cough from sternal region all over chest.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Dry cough from tickling in chest.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Dry cough in evening and at night; must sit up in bed to get relief; and loose cough in the morning, with copious mucous expectoration.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Dry cough with oppressed breathing.—DUBOISIA MYOPOROIDES.

Dry cough, almost continuous, hacking; worse, evening and at night; caused by dry spot in larynx with itching in chest and throat, when lying down, talking or laughing, and during pregnancy.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Dry cough, day and night.—XANTOXYLUM FRAXINEUM.

Dry cough, tickling in trachea; moldy taste in throat when hawking up mucus, expectoration profuse.—TEUCRIUM MARUM VERUM.

Dry cough, when coming into warm room from out of doors.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Dry cough, with hoarseness and burning pain behind sternum.—BROMIUM.

Dry cough, with sore chest and fluent coryza.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Dry cough, with stitches in chest.—ZIZIA AUREA.

Dry cough, worse from air into larynx, tobacco smoke, fog, talking; with irritation in suprasternal fossa (Rumex).—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Dry cough; throat constricted; causes pain in head and abdomen.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Dry cough; worse at night and lying down; larynx painful.—INULA HELENIUM.

Dry hard cough.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Dry teasing cough, stitching chest pains.—SENECIO AUREUS.

Dry, fatiguing cough, apparently coming from stomach.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Dry, fatiguing, hacking cough at night.—KALIUM BROMATUM.

Dry, from tickling low down in trachea.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Dry, hacking cough during night; worse, inspiration.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Dry, hacking cough from irritation in upper trachea.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Dry, hacking cough in afternoon, with pain in pit of stomach.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Dry, hacking cough, caused by tickling of the epiglottis.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.

Dry, hacking cough, expelling an offensive breath from lungs.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Dry, hacking cough, with stitches in chest.—NICCOLUM METALLICUM.

Dry, hacking cough.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Dry, hacking, laryngeal cough, also post-influenzal cough, dry or loose, worse lying down.—COCHLEARIA ARMORACIA.

Dry, hacking, scraping cough; worse lying on back or right side.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Dry, hard cough about 3 am, with stitching pains and dryness of pharynx.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Dry, hard cough, with great weakness in chest.—PSORINUM.

Dry, hard, teasing, exhausting cough, worse at night.—MORPHINUM.

Dry, harsh cough.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Dry, hoarse cough.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Dry, morning cough, from tickling in larynx.—IODIUM.

Dry, morning cough, with pain in chest and bloody expectoration.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Dry, painful cough with scanty, difficult expectoration and burning in pharynx.—THYROIDINUM.

Dry, short cough, worse speaking and at night.—CIMICIFUGA RACEMOSA.

Dry, short, spasmodic cough and dyspnœa; worse in daytime.—VIOLA ODORATA.

Dry, spasmodic cough in quick successive shocks.—IGNATIA AMARA.

–Dry, spasmodic cough on lying down.—AMMONIUM BROMATUM.

Dry, spasmodic cough.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Dry, spasmodic cough.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Dry, spasmodic, suffocative cough.—HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM.

Dry, spasmodic, suffocative cough; very rapid cough, short, barking.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Dry, suffocative cough, especially in old people, full of mucus but lacking strength to expectorate, worse every change of weather (Senega).—BARYTA CARBONICA.

Dry, teasing cough from midnight until morning, during a chill, or when putting hands out of bed.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Dry, teasing cough, preventing sleep.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Dry, tickling cough.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Dry, tight cough.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.

Drying in nose, fauces, larynx, and trachea.—BELLADONNA.

Dryness and burning in throat and bronchi.—SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM.

Dryness of larynx; weak voice; talking is tiring; difficult to expectorate bronchial mucus; shortness of breath—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Dull pain in right lung.—ERIODYCTION CALIFORNICUM.

Dull pains in frontal sinus.—ANTIPYRINUM.

During coughing, patient presses chest—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

During day, with copious green, sweetish, expectoration.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Dyspnoea after drinking water.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.

Dyspnoea and sighing inspiration.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Dyspnoea and stitches in chest, and painful contraction of abdominal muscles.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Dyspnœa as from constriction of trachea, as if irritated by smoke.—COCCULUS INDICUS.

Dyspnœa at night.—AURUM METALLICUM.

Dyspnoea better as soon as expectoration appears.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Dyspnœa during pregnancy.—VIOLA ODORATA.

Dyspnoea from constriction of chest; worse, any exertion.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Dyspnoea in middle of night, relieved by sitting up.—SULPHUR.

Dyspnœa on ascending (Calc).—SENECIO AUREUS.

Dyspnoea on ascending, with pain in heart.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Dyspnoea relieved by eructation.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Dyspnœa so great that breath cannot be held long enough to drink, though thirsty.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Dyspnœa while walking.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.

Dyspnœa with epigastric uneasiness.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Dyspnœa with hæmoptysis.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Dyspnœa, constant desire to breathe deeply, lungs feel compressed.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Dyspnoea, during damp weather.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Dyspnœa, especially on ascending.—STROPHANTHUS HISPIDUS.

Dyspnœa, sharp pain in left lung.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Dyspnœa, with tingling down left arm when lying on left side.—TABACUM.

Dyspnœa.—ANISUM STELLATUM.

Dyspnœa.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Dyspnœa.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Dyspnoea.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Dyspnoea.—CUPRUM ACETICUM.

Dyspnoea.—FORMALINUM.

Dyspnoea.—LAUROCERASUS.

Dyspnœa.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Dyspnoea.—ZIZIA AUREA.

Dyspnoea; cannot exhale (Samb).—MEDORRHINUM.

Dyspnœa; chest feels constricted.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Dyspnœa; constant constriction in chest.—IPECACUANHA.

Dyspnœa; cough; bluish expectoration.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.

Dyspnœa; feeling of suffocation when lying on left side.—VISCUM ALBUM.

Dyspnœa; short, jerking inspirations.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Dyspnœa; worse, after sleep; better, rapid motion.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Easy expectoration, looking like boiled starch.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Emphysema in the aged with asthma.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Emphysema of the aged.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Emphysema.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Empyema, pus forming in the lungs or pleural cavities.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Enlarged tonsils.—TUBERCULINUM.

Every cold rouses up a bronchitis (Dulc).—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Every fresh cold brings on attack of asthma.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Every inspiration provokes cough.—BROMIUM.

Excellent in all sorts of cough and cold—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Excellent remedy for asthma; in acute cases it acts better in lower potencies, but in chronic cases it needs higher potencies; patient gets aggravated in rainy weather; asthma associated with bronchitis, cough, dyspnea, phthisis, pus-like mucus and threatened suffocation—BLATTA ORIENTALIS.

Excessive dyspnoea.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.

Excessive secretion.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Excited by sense of mucus rattling in chest and worse by drafts of air.—SILPHIUM LACINATUM.

Exercise causes pain around heart.—LAUROCERASUS.

Expectoration bland, thick, bitter, greenish.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Expectoration brick shade, tough, and falls like lumps of jelly.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Expectoration like soap-suds, greenish.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Expectoration must be swallowed; cheesy taste; copious, offensive, lump.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Expectoration of clotted blood, after hawking mucus.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Expectoration of pure blood in pneumonia (Millefol).—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Expectoration only after long coughing.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Expectoration only during the day; thick, yellow, sour mucus.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Expectoration scanty and tenacious, but increasing in morning and after eating; aggravated right lower chest and lying on painful side.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Expectoration scanty, frothy.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Expectoration scanty; must be swallowed.—CAUSTICUM.

Expectoration sweetish.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Expectoration thick, easy; profuse bronchorrhœa.—TUBERCULINUM.

Expectoration thick, heavy.—ARUM DRACONTIUM.

Expectoration thick, yellow.—SOLANUM NIGRUM.

Expectoration white, thick mucus.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Expectoration, green mucus.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Expectorations gray, thick, bloody, purulent, salty (Ars; Phos; Puls).—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Explosive cough.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Expulsive cough, deep and harsh.—LYCOPERSICUM ESCULENTUM.

Extreme apnœa.—LATRODECTUS MACTANS.

Extreme dryness of tongue.—CHLORUM.

Extreme dyspnoea, with sensation of weight and constriction of chest.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Extreme dyspnoea.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Exudations in Pleura.—SENEGA.

Facilitates expectoration.—BARYTA MURIATICA.

Faint and struggling for breath diaphragmatic paralysis; hiccough; dyspnoea, paroxysmal, on first falling asleep (Lach; Grindel).—MORPHINUM.

False croup; cannot exhale.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

False membrane in throat.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Fauces very sensitive.—COCCUS CACTI.

Fears going to sleep on account of nightmare and sense of suffocation.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.

Fears losing breath.—LATRODECTUS MACTANS.

Feeling as if the uvula is elongated in hysterical patients.—CROCUS SATIVUS.

Feeling of a lump in right side of throat.—VARIOLINUM.

Feeling of great weakness in chest.—ALUMINA SILICATA.

Feeling of pressure on lungs and of suffocation, when lying on back.—PTELEA TRIFOLIATA.

Feeling of raw spot near supra sternal fossa.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Feeling of ulceration under sternum.—PSORINUM.

Feeling of weight on chest.—ADONIS VERNALIS.

Feels as if chest and head would fly to pieces.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Feels as if he could not draw another breath.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Feels as if heart would stop.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Feels as if smothering, especially from rapid walking.—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.

Feels he must take a deep breath.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Feels suffocated and greatly exhausted after whooping-cough.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Feels suffocated.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.

Feels suffocated; continuous cough, when lying down at night; sharp pain in lungs.—AMMONIUM BROMATUM.

Feels suffocating when lying on left side.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Fetid breath after coughing.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.

Fetid form of bronchitis, bronchial dilatation and emphysema.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Few paroxysms in day-time, but many at night; with vomiting after eating.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

Fibrinous bronchitis, great dyspnoea.—BROMIUM.

Fibroid phthisis.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

First stage of all inflammatory affections.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Fluent coryza.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Fluent coryza; margins of nostrils feel sore.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Fluor removes fibroid deposits about the endocardium and restores normal endocardial structure (Eli G. Jones, M. D).—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Flushes of heat in chest rising to head.—SULPHUR.

Foamy sputa.—JABORANDI.

Food goes down wrong way.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

Frequent calls to urinate at night, passing large quantities (Phos ac).—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Frequent desire to take a long breath.—ADONIS VERNALIS.

Frequent desire to take a long breath; must expand lungs.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Frequent fainty spells, with cold sweat all over.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Frequent sighing.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Frequent yawning when walking in open air.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Frequent, deep breathing; stitches in sternum.—AURUM METALLICUM.

Frothy mucus obstructs the air-passages.—TANACETUM VULGARE.

Furious beating of heart; worse, slightest motion.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Gagging cough in the morning.—CINA MARITIMA.

Gags when clearing the throat in morning.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Gangrene of lungs.—KREOSOTUM.

Gasping for breath; clutches at heart.—LAUROCERASUS.

Gasping respiration.—LATRODECTUS MACTANS.

Globus hystericus.—MOSCHUS.

Goitre, with suffocative spells.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Grasping at throat, with sense of choking.—NAJA TRIPUDIANS.

Gray sputa.—KAOLINUM.

Great accumulation and rattling of mucus with difficult expectoration.—BARYTA MURIATICA.

Great dryness of all air-passages.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Great oppression.—ACTAEA SPICATA.

Great rattling of mucus, but very little is expectorated.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Great soreness of epigastrium.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Great weakness about chest.—IODIUM.

Great weakness in chest.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Great weakness of chest; worse left side.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Gurgling from throat to stomach after coughing.—CINA MARITIMA.

Hacking and violent cough; expectoration, moldy taste and smell.—BORAX VENETA.

Hacking cough on inspiring cold air.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Hacking cough.—SENEGA.

Hæmoptysis from slightest exertion (Millef).—IPECACUANHA.

Hæmoptysis from suppressed menses.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Hæmoptysis in incipient phthisis.—MILLEFOLIUM.

Hæmoptysis with weak heart.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Hæmoptysis, alternating with rheumatism.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Hæmoptysis.—ANISUM STELLATUM.

Hæmoptysis.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Hæmoptysis.—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.

Hæmoptysis.—TRILLIUM PENDULUM.

Hæmoptysis; periodic attacks.—KREOSOTUM.

Hæmoptysis; tickling cough.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Hæmorrhage from lungs.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Harassing and titillating cough in children-not at all through the day, but commences as soon as the head touches the pillow at night.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Harassing, dry cough.—COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS.

Hard, dry cough during sleep.—TUBERCULINUM.

Hard, dry cough, with sore chest.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Hard, dry, tight, racking cough.—PHOSPHORUS.

Hard, hacking cough, profuse sweating and loss of weight, rales all over chest.—TUBERCULINUM.

Hawking of profuse mucus.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Hawking of small, transparent pieces of mucus.—COCA-ERYTHROXYLON COCA.

Hay-fever returning irregularly every year.—PSORINUM.

Hay-fever, with asthmatic breathing.—BADIAGA.

Hay-fever.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Hay-fever.—TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE.

Hay-fever; frequent sneezing.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

Heart beats stronger, extends to pit of stomach.—AMMONIACUM GUMMI.

Heat and tension behind the sternum.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Heat in chest.—CICUTA VIROSA.

Heat in chest.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Heat in chest; burning about heart.—OPIUM.

Heat, throughout chest.—SULPHUR.

Heaviness beneath the sternum extending towards the right shoulder.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Heavy, spasmodic, stertorous breathing.—OENANTHE CROCATA.

Hectic fever at noon.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Hectic fever.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Hectic fever; green purulent expectoration.—CALCAREA IODATA.

Hemoptysis (Millefol).—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Hemoptysis from overexertion; blood bright red.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Hemoptysis with pain between shoulders; burning heat all over.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Hemoptysis, great weakness of chest; difficult to expel mucus.—ALUMEN.

Hemoptysis.—COCA-ERYTHROXYLON COCA.

Hemoptysis.—FERRUM IODATUM.

Hemoptysis.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Hemorrhage from lungs.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Hepatization spreads rapidly with persistent high temperature; absence of pain in spite of great involvement, worse warmth; craves cool air.—IODIUM.

High notes cause cough.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

High, piping voice.—BELLADONNA.

Hoarse and choking; chills with cough at night.—TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE.

Hoarse cough, worse talking; posterior nares feel raw, inflamed, profuse, thick, yellowish discharge.—IRIDIUM METALLICUM.

Hoarse in afternoon.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Hoarse in morning.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Hoarse voice; throat irritated; chest oppressed, causing insomnia.—PHYSALIS ALKEKENGI.

Hoarse while reading.—MEDORRHINUM.

Hoarse, aphonia, tickling in larynx; wheezing, rattling respiration.—ALUMINA.

Hoarse, dry, croupy cough; loud, labored breathing.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Hoarse, hissing respiration; difficult breathing; cough when inhaling.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Hoarse, weak voice.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Hoarse, with pain in larynx.—KREOSOTUM.

Hoarse.—IODIUM.

Hoarse.—OPIUM.

Hoarse; loss of voice.—BELLADONNA.

Hoarse; mucus expelled by forcible cough.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Hoarse; pain in larynx; sore sternum.—OSMIUM.

Hoarse; voice deep, harsh; sounds like a trumpet; “basso profundo”. Cough; worse at night.—VERBASCUM THAPSUS.

Hoarseness (Carbo; Caust; Phos) dry cough and oppression of chest; worse, cold air.—PETROLEUM.

Hoarseness and burning in larynx.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Hoarseness and chronic laryngeal affections of public speakers.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Hoarseness and cough, with soreness in chest; must support it.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.

Hoarseness and loss of voice.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Hoarseness Aphonia.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Hoarseness from overtraining voice (Arn).—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Hoarseness from overuse of voice.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Hoarseness with cough; bronchitis; pneumonia; broncho-pneumonia; asthma, etc.—SOLANUM XANTHOCARPUM.

Hoarseness with pain in chest; aphonia.—CAUSTICUM.

Hoarseness, constriction of chest.—SULPHUROSUM ACIDUM.

Hoarseness, especially at end of a cold.—IPECACUANHA.

Hoarseness, hawking, rawness of larynx.—CHAMOMILLA.

Hoarseness, larynx painful.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Hoarseness, with dry, sore throat; cough worse at night, with aching in forehead and constrictive pain in chest; pleuritic pains.—FORMICA RUFA.

Hoarseness, with loss of voice.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Hoarseness.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Hoarseness.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Hoarseness.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Hoarseness.—BROMIUM.

Hoarseness.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Hoarseness.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.

Hoarseness.—COLLINSONIA CANADENSIS.

Hoarseness.—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Hoarseness.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Hoarseness.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Hoarseness.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Hoarseness.—NICCOLUM METALLICUM.

Hoarseness.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Hoarseness.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Hoarseness.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Hoarseness.—SENECIO AUREUS.

Hoarseness.—SENEGA.

Hoarseness.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Hoarseness.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.

Hoarseness; constant desire to clear throat.—LYCOPERSICUM ESCULENTUM.

Hoarseness; dyspnoea, breathing hurried and difficult.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Hoarseness; excess of mucus in larynx.—ARUM DRACONTIUM.

Hoarseness; larynx dry, burns, constricted.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Hoarseness; polypus of larynx.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Hoarseness; worse after talking.—COCA-ERYTHROXYLON COCA.

Hoarseness; worse evenings.—PHOSPHORUS.

Hoarseness; worse in open air.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Hoarseness; worse, evenings, talking; evening oppression of breathing, sore and raw chest.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Hollow cough, tickling low down, with blue face.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Hollow spasmodic cough, worse in the evening, little expectoration, leaving pain in trachea.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Hollow, spasmodic, barking cough, coming from deep in chest.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Hot feeling in lungs.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Hot feeling in throat.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.

Hot, deep breathing—TERMINALIA CHERULA.

Humid asthma.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Humid asthma.—CANNABIS INDICA.

Humid asthma; rattling in chest, at 4 and 5 am.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Hurried breathing; irregular.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Hurried respiration; difficulty in breathing when walking and worse in the afternoon and evening; hacking cough—JANOSIA or JONOSIA ASOKA or SARACA INDICA.

Hurried, labored, stertorous respiration.—TANACETUM VULGARE.

Hurts to talk.—SENEGA.

Husky voice.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.

Hydrothorax (Merc sulph).—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Hydrothorax (Merc sulph).—KALIUM IODATUM.

Hydrothorax (Merc sulph).—SENEGA.

Hydrothorax.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Hydrothorax.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Hydrothorax.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Hypertrophy of heart from gymnastics (Rhus).—BROMIUM.

Hypostatic pleuritis.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Impeded respiration.—ABROTANUM.

Impending paralysis of lungs.—MOSCHUS.

Inability to control the vocal chords; hoarseness on beginning to sing and for breaking voice.—GRAPHITES.

Incessant, dry, night cough.—MEDORRHINUM.

Incipient consumption.—MEDORRHINUM.

Increased mucus with fullness in bronchi.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Influenza, with aching in all bones (Eup perf).—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Influenza, with debility.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Influenza, with great soreness of muscles and bones.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.

Influenza.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Influenzal cough from noon to midnight with scanty expectoration.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Inspiration difficult.—IODIUM.

Inspiration free, with obstructed expiration.—CHLORUM.

Inspired air feels cold (Cistus).—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Intense constriction over sternum, with drawing feeling through to back on lying down.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.

Intercostal neuralgia.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Involuntary sighing.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.

Iod cough is worse indoors, in warm, wet weather, and when lying on back.—IODIUM.

Irrepressible cough from a spot deep in chest, as if raw and sore.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Irritable, dry, tickling cough; suffocative tightness of chest, with bitter expectoration in daytime.—CHAMOMILLA.

Irritating, dry cough, dependent on cardiac lesions (Spong; Lauroc) Sticky mucus and saliva.—NAJA TRIPUDIANS.

Irritation of epiglottis, larynx, and bronchi.—CHLORUM.

Irritation of posterior nares, involving mucous membranes of nasal passages with constriction of supra-orbital region.—SILPHIUM LACINATUM.

Irritation of trachea and bronchial tubes.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Irritative cough.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Labored breathing.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.

Labored, oppressed breathing.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Labored, slow respiration; constant choking.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Lancinating pain between shoulders.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Lancinating pains from base of heart to apex at night.—SYPHILINUM.

Large accumulation of purulent matter and feeble expectoration; worse cold weather.—AMMONIACUM GUMMI.

Laryngeal diphtheria, membrane begins in larynx and spreads upward.—BROMIUM.

Laryngeal diphtheria.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Laryngeal oedema.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Laryngeal phthisis, with rapid emaciation.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Laryngeal phthisis.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Laryngismus stridulus.—FORMALINUM.

Laryngitis, with painful roughness; worse during cough.—IODIUM.

Larynx and chest sore.—KAOLINUM.

Larynx constricted, with stinging in fauces.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Larynx dry, rough, constricted.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Larynx dry, voice hoarse, phonation difficult.—DUBOISIA MYOPOROIDES.

Larynx feels as if smoke were inhaled.—BARYTA CARBONICA.

Larynx feels raw.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Larynx feels raw.—KALIUM PERMANGANATUM.

Larynx feels sore and raw.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Larynx feels sore.—BELLADONNA.

Larynx feels sore.—MEDORRHINUM.

Larynx painful to touch.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Larynx seems constricted.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Larynx sensitive.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Larynx sore.—CAUSTICUM.

Larynx very painful.—PHOSPHORUS.

Larynx very painful; feels as if a foreign body were in it, with cough.—BELLADONNA.

Leaning forward relieves chest symptoms.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Left lung painful.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Little secretion and much sensitiveness; worse, pressure on larynx, after sleep, open air.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Livid face.—CHLORUM.

Longing for fresh air.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Longs for cold air.—TUBERCULINUM.

Loose choking cough.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Loose cough in morning.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Loose cough; worse talking, morning, greenish, purulent, sweetish expectoration.—SULPHUR.

Loose, rattling cough; worse wet weather.—DULCAMARA.

Loses voice and coughs when exposed to dry, cold wind.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Loss of voice from becoming overheated.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Loss of voice from damp air.—CHLORUM.

Loss of voice from walking against the wind (Hep).—NUX MOSCHATA.

Loss of voice.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Loss of voice.—SENEGA.

Loss of voice; hoarseness.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.

Loud barking, stomach cough, followed by eructation of gas; worse, warm room.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Loud, noisy stomach cough; cough short, acute, and spasmodic, like whooping-cough; expectoration thick and white.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.

Lump in throat.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Lumpy sputum white or yellowish, with in cold air—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

Lungs congested.—STROPHANTHUS HISPIDUS.

Lungs feel as though smoke had been inhaled.—NATRIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Lungs feel compressed, breathing difficult; seeks open window.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.

Lungs feel full smoke.—BARYTA CARBONICA.

Lungs sore and tired.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Many people in a room seem to take away his breath.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Marked cyanosis; venously congested lung.—HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM.

Membranous croup.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Membranous croup-extends down trachea.—KAOLINUM.

Menstrual colic before the appearance of the discharge with strangury.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Metallic, hacking cough.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Millar’s asthma.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Miner’s asthma.—NATRIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Moaning at every breath.—BELLADONNA.

Moist asthma.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Much heat in chest.—PHOSPHORUS.

Much inclination to cough and difficult breathing.—JABORANDI.

Much mucus in bronchial tubes, that cannot be coughed up.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Much mucus in throat in the morning.—GALLICUM ACIDUM.

Much oppression in breathing; worse after any effort, and entering warm room, or ascending even a few steps.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Much oppression of breathing.—MEDORRHINUM.

Much palpitation, with uncomfortable hot feeling.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Much rattling of mucus.—SULPHUR.

Much sighing.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Mucous asthma.—COCHLEARIA ARMORACIA.

Mucus difficult to loosen.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Mucus tough and hard.—AMMONIACUM GUMMI.

Mucus trickles from posterior nares.—CUBEBA OFFICINALIS.

Mucus under sternum, which he cannot quite reach.—CAUSTICUM.

Must cough a long time to expel phlegm.—DULCAMARA.

Must hold chest when coughing.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Must put arms on thighs, when coughing.—NICCOLUM METALLICUM.

Must sit up in bed.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Must sit up to breathe.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Nasal diphtheria, with burning excoriating discharge.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Nasal discharge.—KALIUM PERMANGANATUM.

Nasal mucous membrane swollen.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Neglected pneumonia, with great dyspnœa, flaying of alæ nasæ and presence of mucous rales.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Nervous aphonia with cardiac derangement (Coca; Hydrocy ac).—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Nervous coughs provoked by strong odors, entrance of a stranger; worse in the presence of strangers; worse lying upon left side; in cold room.—PHOSPHORUS.

Nervous, hacking cough.—ASARUM EUROPAEUM.

Nervous, spasmodic cough, with hoarseness and eructation, on waking in morning; worse in presence of people.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Night cough of phthisis.—CODEINUM.

Night cough, tickling as from Sulphur fumes.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Noisy and agitated breathing.—HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM.

Noisy breathing; short, irregular.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Noisy, dry, hard, cough, in violent short bursts, coming from low down, shaking the whole body.—OSMIUM.

Nose dry with stuffed sensation.—TRINITROTOLUENUM.

Nose dry.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Obliged to set up and hold head.—NICCOLUM METALLICUM.

Obstruction worse in spring.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

Occasional spells of long coughing attacks.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

OEdema and impending paralysis of lungs.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

OEdema of larynx.APIS MELLIFICA.

Œdema of larynx.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Œdema of lungs.—COCHLEARIA ARMORACIA.

Œdema of lungs.—JABORANDI.

Œdema of lungs.—STROPHANTHUS HISPIDUS.

Offensive breath and purulent expectoration.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Often relieves congestion of the lungs, thus paving way for other remedies in Tuberculosis.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Old asthmatics with congestive attacks.—SENEGA.

On reading aloud, must hem and hawk.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Oppressed breathing from pressure in middle of chest.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Oppressed breathing.—NUX VOMICA.

Oppressed breathing.—VARIOLINUM.

Oppression about chest.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Oppression about epigastrium and chest.—APOCYNUM CANNABINUM.

Oppression and burning sensation in chest.—SULPHUR.

Oppression and dyspnoea.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Oppression and heat of chest, with sudden weakness.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Oppression of breathing and palpitation; must stand up.—CANNABIS SATIVA.

Oppression of chest and about heart, and also larynx.—NATRIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Oppression of chest morning and evening.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Oppression of chest, difficult breathing, great dyspnœa.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Oppression of chest, with internal heat and anxiety, driving him into open air.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Oppression of chest.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Oppression of chest.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.

Oppression of chest.—VIOLA ODORATA.

Oppression of chest; anxious, short respiration.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Oppression of chest; short breath—CALOTROPIS GIGANTEA.

Oppression of the chest, cannot get breath with sticking pains.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Oppression worse in morning.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Oppression, as of a load on chest.—SULPHUR.

Oppression.—ARAGALLUS LAMBERTI.

Oppression.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Oppression.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.

Oppressive constriction of chest.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Orthopnea.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.

Out of breath on going up stairs.—BORAX VENETA.

Own voice roars in ears and distresses.—CAUSTICUM.

Pain about bifurcation of trachea.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.

Pain across chest; severe in region of heart.—ABROTANUM.

Pain along trachea.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Pain and soreness through chest and mamme.—MEDORRHINUM.

Pain as from ulcer in middle of chest.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Pain at apex of heart or in rib region, worse touch.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Pain at bifurcation of trachea on coughing; from mid-sternum to back.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Pain extending to ear.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Pain from chest to left shoulder.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Pain in chest walls.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Pain in chest, extending to head.—LYCOPERSICUM ESCULENTUM.

Pain in chest, with difficult breathing.—ICTODES FOETIDA.

Pain in chest, with palpitation.—CAUSTICUM.

Pain in chest; better, lying down.—PSORINUM.

Pain in chest; shooting downward from left nipple.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Pain in chest—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

Pain in distant parts on coughing-bladder, legs, ears, etc.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Pain in larynx as cut with knife.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.

Pain in larynx.—IODIUM.

Pain in left chest, sore to touch.—SOLANUM NIGRUM.

Pain in left floating ribs.—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Pain in left lower ribs.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Pain in left lung (lower); painful while coughing and sensitive to percussion.—MYOSOTIS SYMPHYTIFOLIA.

Pain in lungs; pulmonary hæmorrhage; excessive expectoration.—GALLICUM ACIDUM.

Pain in mammary glands, which extend into the arms and fingers.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Pain in middle of chest, with cough, scraping and soreness.—GRAPHITES.

Pain in middle of sternum.—MORPHINUM.

Pain in oesophagus on breathing deeply.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Pain in region of heart.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Pain in right side of chest and shoulder, with embarrassed respiration.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Pain in throat on coughing.—PHOSPHORUS.

Pain in upper left chest (Myrt; Pix; Anis).—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Pain near third intercostal cartilage.—ANISUM STELLATUM.

Pain through chest from sternum to spiral column.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Pain through lower left chest.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Pain through lower left lung.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.

Painful constriction beneath sternum.—NITRI SPIRITUS DULCIS.

Painful spot on sternum; short breath with tightness of chest.—RUTA GRAVEOLENS.

Painful spots in chest.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Painless hoarseness.—BELLADONNA.

Painless hoarseness; worse in the morning.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Palliative in tubercular laryngitis.—INULA HELENIUM.

Palpitation from least exertion.—IODIUM.

Palpitation of heart.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Palpitation, pulse irregular and intermittent; worse lying on right side; (Alumen).—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Palpitation, with aphthæ.—ANISUM STELLATUM.

Palpitation.—CAMPHORA.

Papilloma of larynx.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Paralysis of lungs (Aspidos).—HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM.

Paralysis of the tensors of vocal cord.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Paroxysmal cough, with suffocative obstruction of respiration.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Paroxysmal, suffocative cough, coming on about midnight, with crying and dyspnoea.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Paroxysms of two; worse, night, and from warmth of bed.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Patient afraid to go to sleep.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Patient puts hands on heart.—LAUROCERASUS.

Periodic; returning spring and fall.—CINA MARITIMA.

Periodical, painless hoarseness.—PARIS QUADRIFOLIA.

Persistent choking cough with copious expectoration.—SULPHUROSUM ACIDUM.

Persistent cough with tickling in suprasternal fossa.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Persistent cough, recurring after influenza.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.

Persistent, irritating cough from arsenical wall paper (Clarke).—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Pertussis, with hoarseness.—VIOLA ODORATA.

Pertussis, with profuse mucous secretion (Coccus).—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Pharynx and larynx feel dry, and the voice weak and toneless.—POPULUS CANDICANS.

Phthisis mucosa.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Pinching in left pectoral muscle.—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Pinching in middle of diaphragm, extending transversely through chest.—BISMUTHUM SUBNITRICUM.

Pleurisy, typhoid character, and remaining stitch.—CARBO ANIMALIS.

Pleurisy, with exudation.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Pleuritic effusion.—IODIUM.

Pleuritic effusion.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Pleuritic stitches in chest, neck, and back.—BADIAGA.

Pleuritic stitches.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.

Pleuritis exudativa.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Pleurodynia (Ranunc; Cimicif).—ARNICA MONTANA.

Pleurodynia; worse upper part of right chest.—BORAX VENETA.

Pneumococcic meningitis.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Pneumonia that fails to clear up.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Pneumonia, when hepatization commences.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Pneumonia, when hepatization occurred and resolution failed to take place.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Pneumonia, with faint feeling in stomach and violent congestion.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Pneumonia, with oppression; worse, lying on left side.—PHOSPHORUS.

Pneumonia.—CALCAREA IODATA.

Pneumonia.—IODIUM.

Pneumonia; approaching paralysis.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Pneumonia; better, lying on back.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Posterior nares raw; discharge thick, yellow mucus.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Post-grippal cough, especially in children.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Præcordial distress.—CAMPHORA.

Præcordial oppression, with palpitation and pain between shoulders.—TABACUM.

Pressure behind center of sternum.—SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM.

Pressure behind the sternum, rendering breathing difficult.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Pressure beneath sternum.—FERRUM IODATUM.

Pressure in chest, as from a dull plug.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Pressure on chest as though lungs were forced back to spine.—SENEGA.

Pressure upon the chest and soreness.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Profuse bronchorrhœa.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Profuse expectoration of offensive muco-pus.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Profuse secretion of mucus dropping through posterior nares.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Profuse, fluent coryza in morning, with much cough and expectoration.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Profuse, nasal catarrh.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Profuse, thin, serous expectoration.—JABORANDI.

Profuse, yellow expectoration, very glutinous and sticky, coming out in long, stringy, and very tenacious mass.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Prolonged, loud, whistling rales.—CHLORUM.

Pulmonary congestion.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.

Pulmonary oedema.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Pulmonary oedema.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Pulmonary tuberculosis.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Pulsation from right side of sternum down to abdomen.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Pulse more rapid in morning than in evening.—SULPHUR.

Pulse rapid and intermittent.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.

Pulse rapid, weak, trembling.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Pure blood comes in the morning and dark lumps of clotted blood in the evening—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Purulent, sanious expectoration.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Putrid sore throat (gargle).—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Racking cough, with profuse greenish expectoration.—NATRIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Rapid, short, difficult breathing; seems as if he would suffocate; must sit up.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Rattling expiration.—CALCAREA ACETICA.

Rattling in chest (Tart emet).—SENEGA.

Rattling in chest.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Rattling of mucus in chest (Tart em).—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Rattling of mucus in child’s chest.—CHAMOMILLA.

Rattling sounds of air passing through thick, tenacious mucus in the bronchi; difficult to cough up.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.

Rattling, croaking cough; suffocative attacks; has to rise up and bend head backwards.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Raw and tickling feeling provoking a dry cough.—IODIUM.

Raw burning in chest; pains and oppression.—KREOSOTUM.

Raw feeling.—ABROTANUM.

Raw pain under clavicle.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Raw, sore feeling in morning.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Raw, sore feeling when coughing.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Rawness and burning behind sternum.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

Rawness and soreness of chest and throat.—POPULUS CANDICANS.

Rawness of larynx and trachea.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Rawness of throat and hoarseness.—CUBEBA OFFICINALIS.

Red, brown spots all over chest.—SULPHUR.

Reflex cough during pregnancy.—KALIUM BROMATUM.

Reflex coughs.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Repeated hæmoptysis (Acal).—PHOSPHORUS.

Respiration difficult, pressure in bronchi, with constriction.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Respiration irregular.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Respiration oppressed, quick, unequal.—BELLADONNA.

Respiration painful, especially at base of left lung.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Respiration rapid with shooting in cervical muscles and movement of wings of nose; larynx moves up and down violently.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Respiration short, oppressive; stitches in left side when breathing and lying on same side.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Respiration short, panting, difficult; feeling of a plug in larynx.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Respiratory short and unsatisfactory.—APOCYNUM CANNABINUM.

Rheumatism of lower intercostals.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Right-sided pneumonia with high temperature.—IODIUM.

Rotten-egg taste with coughing.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Rough, scraping sensation deep in the fauces and soft palate.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Salty expectoration.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Scanty secretion.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Scanty, salty expectoration (Lyc).—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Scraping and burning in throat and oesophagus.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Scratching sensation in throat; stitches in chest.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.

Scrofulous swelling of nose.—FERRUM IODATUM.

Senile emphysema.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Senile pneumonia.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Sensation as if crumbs were in the throat, of feather in larynx.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Sensation as if larynx is split or torn.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Sensation as of a plug (Anac) which moves up and down, with a short cough.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Sensation of a crumb behind larynx, must swallow continually; brushing teeth causes cough.—COCCUS CACTI.

Sensation of a heavy load on chest.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Sensation of emptiness and cramp in chest.—COCCULUS INDICUS.

Sensation of pressure or weight in chest; better by rapid walking.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Sensation of suffocation and strangulation on lying down, particularly when anything is around throat; compels patient to spring from bed and rush for open window.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Sensation of suffocation, even with plenty of fresh air.—TUBERCULINUM.

Sensitive to cold air.—ALLIUM SATIVUM.

Sensitive to cold air.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Severe dyspnœa and constriction of chest.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Severe dyspnoea with cough.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Severe soreness under right nipple.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Shallow respiration.—NUX VOMICA.

Sharp pain through lower region of left lung, extending down to epigastrium.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Sharp pains in chest from before backwards.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Sharp stitches in chest; respiration quickened, oppressed.—PHOSPHORUS.

Sharp, contractive pains in muscles of chest.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.

Shooting pains through chest.—TRILLIUM PENDULUM.

Short and irritating cough; worse, at night.—CODEINUM.

Short breath on going upstairs (Ars; Calc).—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Short breath on going upstairs.—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Short breath, anxiety, and palpitation when lying on left side (Phos).—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Short breath.—CURARE.

Short dry cough; provokes vomiting, followed by fainting.—CURARE.

Short respiration.—ASARUM EUROPAEUM.

Short, difficult respiration.—CUPRUM ACETICUM.

Short, dry cough of measles in nervous, delicate children.—COFFEA CRUDA.

Short, dry cough, worse smoking.—MENTHOLUM.

Short, dry cough.—APOCYNUM CANNABINUM.

Short, exhausting cough; sensation of dust not relieved by cough.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Short, hacking cough, with expectoration of thick, yellow, sweetish mucus.—SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM.

Short, hacking cough.—KALIUM PERMANGANATUM.

Short, irregular breathing at night, while lying.—ACTAEA SPICATA.

Short, painful tickling cough.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Shortness of breath on exposure to cold air.—ACTAEA SPICATA.

Shortness of breath, especially on going upstairs (Calc).—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Shortness of breath.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Shortness of breath.—TUBERCULINUM.

Short-winded.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.

Sibilant rales.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Sighing dyspnœa.—SULFONALUM.

Sighing.—APOCYNUM CANNABINUM.

Sits bent forward with dry cough.—POPULUS CANDICANS.

Slight hacking cough, with dry and stopped-up nostrils.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Slow labored, stertorous breathing; bubbling sound.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Slow recovery after pneumonia.—SILICEA TERRA.

Slow, sighing respiration.—JABORANDI.

Slowness of breathing, with great prostration.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Small and feeble pulse.—LAUROCERASUS.

Small lumps of mucus fly from mouth when coughing.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Smarting below larynx; breathing difficult.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.

Smarting in throat and larynx.—ERYNGIUM AQUATICUM.

Smarts and irritates.—KALIUM PERMANGANATUM.

Smothering sensation on lying down.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Sneezing with coughing.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Sneezing, coryza, burning of trachea, choking weight on chest; dry, convulsive cough, raising mucous plugs.—TRINITROTOLUENUM.

Sneezing, with pain in throat.—ICTODES FOETIDA.

Sneezing.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Sneezing; eyes inflamed; painful; head hot.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Sneezing; throat irritated; short, dry cough; must take a deep breath.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Sniffles of infants; nose dry and obstructed.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Sooty, smoky nostrils.—CHLORUM.

Sore streak down trachea.—CAUSTICUM.

Soreness and burning in bones of thorax.—MEZEREUM.

Soreness at lower end of sternum.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Soreness behind sternum, especially left side, in region of left shoulder.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Soreness from fauces to sternum.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Soreness in chest and stomach; must loosen clothing.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Soreness in chest during motion.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Soreness in larynx and trachea.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Soreness in pharynx, cough during sleep.—VERBASCUM THAPSUS.

Soreness of chest along trachea; cannot stand percussion.—KAOLINUM.

Soreness of chest under sternum.—ARAGALLUS LAMBERTI.

Sour-smelling expectoration.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Spaces between ribs close to sternum tender.—ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA.

Spasm and constriction of chest; spasmodic asthma, alternating with spasmodic vomiting.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Spasm of glottis (Calc).—IGNATIA AMARA.

Spasm of glottis.—MOSCHUS.

Spasm of glottis; feels as if something ran from neck to larynx.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Spasm of muscles about larynx.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.

Spasm of the glottis with suffocation; patient gasps for breath.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Spasm of the glottis.—CHLORUM.

Spasm of the glottis.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Spasm of the glottis.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Spasmodic and whooping-cough.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

Spasmodic asthma; better in open air.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Spasmodic asthma; convulsive movements of the diaphragm.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.

Spasmodic constriction of chest.—CUPRUM ACETICUM.

Spasmodic constriction.—BROMIUM.

Spasmodic constriction.—NUX VOMICA.

Spasmodic contraction of respiratory muscles.—LYSSINUM.

Spasmodic cough after influenza and after whooping-cough.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Spasmodic cough at night after falling asleep, with expectoration of little balls of mucus.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Spasmodic cough with purulent viscid expectoration.—ALUMINA SILICATA.

Spasmodic cough, bluish face, offensive expectoration, neglected pneumonia.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Spasmodic cough, with difficulty in lying down.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Spasmodic cough, with rattling of mucus in the larynx; suffocative.—BROMIUM.

Spasmodic cough.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Spasmodic cough.—VISCUM ALBUM.

Spasmodic cough; whooping cough, paroxysms; worse at night.—TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE.

Spasmodic croup.—ICTODES FOETIDA.

Spasmodic croup.—KALIUM BROMATUM.

Spasmodic croup.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Spasmodic croup; paroxysm of crowing.—KALIUM NITRICUM.

Spasmodic dry cough; worse forepart of night, with burning and sore chest.—MAGNESIUM MURIATICUM.

Spasmodic dyspnœa before menstruation.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Spasmodic morning cough.—COCCUS CACTI.

Spasmodic, dry cough, day and night, with asthma.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Spasmodic, dry irritative cough, like whooping-cough, the paroxysms following each other very rapidly; can scarcely breathe; chokes.—DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA.

Springs up in bed the cough hurts so; holds painful side (Bry).—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Sputa rusty, blood-colored, or purulent.—PHOSPHORUS.

Sputum tough, rust-colored, offensive, almost impossible to raise.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Stabbing in chest.—PHYSALIS ALKEKENGI.

Stabbing pains in the precordia, radiating over entire chest.—MENTHOLUM.

Sternum feels pressed in.—KREOSOTUM.

Stertorous breathing.—VISCUM ALBUM.

Stitches all over chest.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Stitches behind sternum.—INULA HELENIUM.

Stitches from lower lobe of right lung to back.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Stitches in breast from behind forward.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.

Stitches in cardiac region.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Stitches in chest (Bry; Kal c; Squilla).—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Stitches in chest through to back.—SILICEA TERRA.

Stitches in chest when coughing.—BELLADONNA.

Stitches in chest, with inspiration and cough.—BORAX VENETA.

Stitches in chest.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Stitches in chest; worse inspiration.—BARYTA CARBONICA.

Stitches in chest; worse, cold drinks.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Stitches in larynx extending to ear.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Stitches through chest.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Stitches through side of chest.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.

Stitching pains shooting through to the back, worse lying on back or breathing deeply.—SULPHUR.

Stitching pains through lungs to back.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Stitching pains.—ALUMINA SILICATA.

Stops breathing when falling asleep; wakes with a star, and gasps for breath.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Strangling cough, with viscid mucus sputum; thin, scanty, but sounds loose and abundant.—MORPHINUM.

Stuffed condition and fullness at root of nose.—PARIS QUADRIFOLIA.

Substernal oppression.—RHAMNUS CALIFORNICA.

Sudden constriction of larynx and trachea.—MOSCHUS.

Sudden contraction of glottis, when drinking or talking.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

Sudden dyspnoea from spasm of the vocal cords, with staring protruding eyes, blue face, cold sweat, pulse small.—CHLORUM.

Sudden stoppage of catarrh of air passages brings on diarrhœa.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Sudden, short cough, strangling.—AMMONIUM BROMATUM.

Sufferings render patient speechless.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Suffocating spells; tightness, burning and soreness in chest; worse going upstairs or slightest ascent, must sit down.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Suffocation imminent.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Suffocation; short, dry cough, suprasternal.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Suffocative arrest of breathing.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Suffocative attack of irregular breathing with sneezing.—TRILLIUM PENDULUM.

Suffocative attacks, worse 3 am (Am c).—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Suffocative catarrh.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Suffocative catarrh; rattling in chest; violent, hacking cough after every meal.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Suffocative cough, as if from a hair in throat.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Suffocative cough; better lying down.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.

Suffocative cough; child becomes stiff, and blue in the face.—IPECACUANHA.

Suffocative cough; worse, first waking, with tough, white mucus, which strangles.—COCCUS CACTI.

Suffocative dyspnœa.—CAMPHORA.

Surging of blood to chest.—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Suspended respiration.—CAMPHORA.

Swallows after coughing.—CINA MARITIMA.

Sweetish taste while coughing.—PHOSPHORUS.

Symptoms worse indoors.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.

Talking aggravates soreness of chest.—ALUMINA.

Talking causes pain in larynx.—OSMIUM.

Tearing stitches in chest and region of heart.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Teasing cough with much and free expectoration.—INULA HELENIUM.

Tendency to get hoarse talking or singing; throat hot, dry.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.

Tendency to tuberculosis; constant cold taking; better in warm climate.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Tenderness on pressure of right intercostal muscles.—RHAMNUS CALIFORNICA.

Tensive, constrictive, burning pain in chest.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

The dry, chronic sympathetic cough or organic heart disease is relieved by Spongia (Naja).—SPONGIA TOSTA.

The least current of air causes sneezing, with copious watery, excoriating nasal discharge, of salty acrid taste.—ARALIA RACEMOSA.

The mucus flies out of mouth and nostrils.—BADIAGA.

The sibilant rales are disseminated with foamy mucus, very difficult to detach.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Thin, watery, frothy expectoration by the mouthful: later, stringy and tough.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

This muco-purulent expectoration of bronchitic patients is equally poly-bacillary; it is a mixture of diverse species and hence Bacillinum is truly indicated (Cartier).—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Thorax feels too narrow.—SENEGA.

Threatened paralysis of respiration on falling asleep.—CURARE.

Threatening gangrene of lung.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.

Threatening paralysis of lungs.—LAUROCERASUS.

Throat and nostrils burn.—POPULUS CANDICANS.

Throat dry and sore, as if pin crosswise in it.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Throat dry, sore, chest constricted.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Throat feels closed.—VARIOLINUM.

Throat feels rough and hoarse.—COCHLEARIA ARMORACIA.

Throat raw; dropping of mucus posteriorly.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Throat swollen, dyspnœa.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.

Throat very sensitive, especially to air.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Ticking cough, with salty, bloody expectoration.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Tickling all over chest.—IODIUM.

Tickling behind sternum, causes a constant hacking cough; worse at night on lying down.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Tickling behind upper sternum.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Tickling cough troublesome at night, dry and free expectoration in morning; cough when playing piano, or by eating.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Tickling cough, especially in consumption.—SALVIA OFFICINALIS.

Tickling cough, with rattling in the lower part of the chest, and thick, frothy expectoration.—OENANTHE CROCATA.

Tickling cough.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Tickling cough.—SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM.

Tickling from a dry spot in larynx.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Tickling in larynx, trachea, and bronchi.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Tickling in larynx.—ALLIUM CEPA.

Tickling in larynx.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Tickling in larynx.—COCCUS CACTI.

Tickling in larynx.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Tickling in larynx; spasmodic cough.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Tickling in the fauces.—MENTHOLUM.

Tickling in throat with cough.—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.

Tickling in throat, larynx and trachea, chest oppressed, gets out of breath when coughing.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Tickling in throat.—CIMICIFUGA RACEMOSA.

Tickling in throat-pit causes cough.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Tickling in trachea and bronchial tubes.—AMMONIUM BROMATUM.

Tickling, dry cough.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.

Tickling, dry cough.—LAUROCERASUS.

Tickling, short, dry cough; worse at night.—BELLADONNA.

Tight feeling all along sternum.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.

Tight, dry hacking cough; at times with bloody expectoration.—NUX VOMICA.

Tightness across chest.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Tightness across chest; great weight on chest.—PHOSPHORUS.

Tightness of chest, is obliged to take a deeper breath.—MOSCHUS.

Tingling in chest after cough.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Tip of nose to touch.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Tongue feels numb.—ICTODES FOETIDA.

Tonic spasm in pectoral muscles.—CICUTA VIROSA.

Torpor in the end of nose, as from a blow.—VIOLA ODORATA.

Total loss of voice of professional singers.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Tough mucus in bronchi and larynx.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Tough mucus in trachea, loosened only with much hawking.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Trachea feels sore when pressed.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Trachea painful to touch.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Trachea sore.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Trachea sore; lumps feel constricted.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Tracheitis, facilitates expectoration.—STICTA PULMONARIA.

Troublesome respiration, with sudden feeling of anguish and sweat.—ICTODES FOETIDA.

True membranous croup, extending to larynx and nares.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Tuberculosis in tall, rapidly-growing young people.—PHOSPHORUS.

Tuberculosis of larynx.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Tuberculosis.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Twitching of fingers, with spasmodic cough.—OSMIUM.

Ulceration of lung, with feeling of coldness of chest.—CARBO ANIMALIS.

Unable to lie down; fears suffocation.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Upper part of windpipe very susceptible to touch.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Urine emitted with cough (Caust).—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Use Tinctura sulphuris.—SULPHUR.

Uvula covered with white mucus.—AMMONIUM CAUSTICUM.

Valvular disease with lung development, phosphates in urine and loss of flesh.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Velvety feeling in chest.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Very distressing dyspnoea.—CURARE.

Very quick and short inspirations; pain on deep inspiration.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Very rapid breathing by going only a short walk.—NITRI SPIRITUS DULCIS.

Very sensitive to inspired air.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Very troublesome cough after bathing at 1 pm; sputa is white, thick, and small lumps expelled with much difficulty—AZADIRACHTA INDICA or MELIA AZADIRACHTA.

Violent attacks of coughing that can be suppressed by effort of will, worse eating, pain in head while cough lasts.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Violent cough when lying down, with thick, yellow lumpy expectoration; suppurative stage of expectoration (Bals. Peru).—SILICEA TERRA.

Violent cough when lying down.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Violent cough; worse in morning.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Violent cramping of chest.—BROMIUM.

Violent dyspnoea, oppression of chest with trembling.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.

Violent heart action.—IODIUM.

Violent palpitation.—MILLEFOLIUM.

Violent recurring paroxysms, as of down in throat.—CINA MARITIMA.

Violent spasmodic cough, with facial herpes.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Violent spasmodic cough.—CUPRUM ACETICUM.

Violent spasmodic cough; worse at night.—MEPHITIS PUTORIUS.

Violent, dry cough followed by bloody expectoration—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Violent, dry cough in evening until midnight.—STANNUM METALLICUM.

Violent, dry, hacking cough.—CAMPHORA.

Violent, fluent coryza, with burning and cough.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Violent, furious, exhausting cough, with much mucus; profuse, salty, slimy expectoration, and with involuntary spurting of urine and sneezing.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Voice altered in tone.—LYSSINUM.

Voice altered, deep, hoarse.—SANGUINARINUM NITRICUM.

Voice harsh and badly pitched.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Voice hoarse, larynx sore and raw.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Voice hoarse; worse, evening.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Voice husky.—LYCOPERSICUM ESCULENTUM.

Voice husky.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Voice low; weak feeling.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Voice re-echoes.—CAUSTICUM.

Voice unsteady, vocal cords partially paralyzed.—SENEGA.

Wakes at 3 am with cough.—AMMONIUM BROMATUM.

Walking against wind takes breath away.—COCCUS CACTI.

Want of breath on taking the least exercise; oppressed breathing, constriction of chest; pains in chest.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Want of breath, short breath, especially in aged athletes, and alcoholic users.—COCA-ERYTHROXYLON COCA.

Warm feeling in chest, as if hot food had been swallowed.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Weak feeling in chest from talking (Stann).—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Weak heart and respiration.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Weak vocal cords.—COCA-ERYTHROXYLON COCA.

Weak voice.—PRIMULA VERIS.

Weight on chest in region of ensiform cartilage.—ARAGALLUS LAMBERTI.

Weight on chest.—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.

Weight on chest; rattling wheezing breathing.—CANNABIS SATIVA.

Wheezing and rattling of mucus in chest.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Wheezing respiration.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Wheezing when walking.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Wheezing.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.

Wheezing.—LYCOPUS VIRGINICUS.

Wheezing; asthma, with coryza and mucous secretions.—ERIODYCTION CALIFORNICUM.

Wheezy cough, with frothy expectoration, containing threads like fine twine; worse, lying down.—CROCUS SATIVUS.

When nursing child must let go of nipple, nose blocked up, cannot breathe.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Whole body trembles, with cough.—PHOSPHORUS.

Whooping cough (Use persistently for about ten days).—BROMIUM.

Whooping cough attacks end with vomiting of this tough mucus.—COCCUS CACTI.

Whooping cough, child cries before coughing.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Whooping cough, especially in beginning.—CARBO VEGETABILIS

Whooping Cough.—AMMONIUM BROMATUM.

Whooping-cough (Corall).—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Whooping-cough in rachitic children.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Whooping-cough only in day-time, with profuse lachrymation.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Whooping-cough that drags on.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Whooping-cough with flow of tears with cough.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Whooping-cough with nosebleed (Arnica) Cough worse, tobacco smoke.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Whooping-cough, better, swallow water, with vomiting and spasms and purple face.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Whooping-cough, long and continued paroxysms of coughing, unable to get a respiration.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Whooping-cough, with excessive secretion of mucus.—DULCAMARA.

Whooping-cough, with nosebleed, and from mouth.—IPECACUANHA.

Whooping-cough, with thick yellow expectoration; flies out.—BADIAGA.

Whooping-cough.—CINA MARITIMA.

Whooping-cough.—FORMALINUM.

Whooping-cough.—HYDROCYANICUM ACIDUM.

Whooping-cough.—JUSTICIA ADHATODA.

Whooping-cough.—SUCCINUM.

Whooping-cough; spasmodic cough; loose, rattling; expectoration difficult.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Whooping-cough; spasmodic, double inspiration with sobbing.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Winter catarrh, with slimy sputum and specks of blood.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Winter coughs of old people, with heavy pressure on sternum.—KREOSOTUM.

Winter coughs patient is sore all over.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Winter coughs, dry, teasing.—DULCAMARA.

Winter coughs, with itching.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.

With the cough pain in occiput.—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Worse from use of voice.—ARGENTUM METALLICUM.

Yearly attacks of difficult shortness of breathing.—IPECACUANHA.