Calcarea phos Calc-p
Laryngismus from dentition.
Belladonna Bell
Head very hot, face and eyes very red.
Bromium Brom
Child turns blue in face and becomes convulsed; general convulsions, followed by emaciation.
Gelsemium Gels
Sudden and severe attacks of dyspnoea, with crowing noise, profuse perspiration and darkly flushed face.
Ignatia Ign
A cross word or correcting the child may bring on the attack.
Iodum Iod
Spasm of glottis in rachitic children, cannot bear warmth.
Ipecacuanha Ip
Much nausea, strangling as if from mucus, with danger of suffocation and bluish face; convulsions.
Lachesis Lach
The paroxysm occurs as often as the child gets into a sound sleep, and awaken it.
Laurocerasus Laur
Spells excited by some abnormal condition of heart.
Mephitis Meph
Suffocative feeling with inability to exhale; bloated face and convulsions.
Moschus Mosch
Laryngismus stridulus in very excitable, nervous children, with great coldness all over, nervous palpitations.
Phosphorus Phos
Spells in tall, slim children of tuberculous parents; stridulus inspirations evenings on falling asleep.
Sambucus Samb
Child suddenly awakens, nearly suffocated, sits up in bed and turns blue; gasps for breath which it finally gets, then lies down again in bed, to be aroused again sooner or later by another spell.