Library · Hahnemann's Therapeutic Hints

Upper Extremities

Hahnemann's Therapeutic Hints · R. E. Dudgeon

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Formication-SUL.

Gone to sleep-GRP., K-CA.

  • - - on waking, m.-MG-M., SEP.
  • - - which lain on-BAR., SIL.
  • - - when raised-LYC.

Pain at n.CAL.

-on raising them-PHO.

-when hanging or stretched out in bed-ALM.

Pain drawing-CAU., LYC. SIL., ZIN.

-paralytic drawing-MG-M.

  • - - so that he must let it hang down-SEP,
  • drawing and tearing n.- CAL.

-stitching, during bodily exertion-SEP.

-tearing-CAL., SIL.

-tearing and shooting in arms and scapulae-PHO.

  • - towards ulcer on mammae-HEP.

-tensive-ANA.

Tension in SEP.

Stiffness-AM-C.

Cramp-CAL.

Jerking, during siesta-LYC.

Heaviness, cannot hold them up long-SIL.

Paralytic heaviness-ALM., NA-M.

Weariness-NA-M., SEP.

-m. in bed-IOD., K-CA.

Weakness -ANA., K-CA.

LYC., SUL.

  • sudden. like paralysis-CAL.

Paresis and trembling from slight work-SIL.

Paralysis-FRI.

Swelling-SUL.

Eruptions-CAU.

Pimples-PH-X.

Pain in deltoid, on raising arm -BAR.

Pain in bones n.-LYC.

Warts-SIL.

Shoulders.

Pressure on-K-CA.

Pain bruised, after vexation-COL.

Soreness-CON.

Pain, dislocative-SEP.- when moving-LYC., MAG.

Pain pressive-NA-C., NI-X.

-shooting-NI-X.

  • tearing-LYC.
  • also at n., with formication in fingers, and inability to move

the arm on account of the pain-MAG.

Spasmodic numbness, n.-LYC.

Twitching-SUL.

Axilla.

Sweat-SEP.

-foetid-HEP.

Scurf, in NA-M.

Eczema, exuding under l.- SEP.

Boil-PH-X.

Upper Arm.

Gone to sleep-K-CA.

Pain, bruised-CAL.

-digging-NA-M.

  • pressive, drawing-MU-X.

Forearm.

Pain, shooting-ANA.

Tension-SEP.

Commencing paralysis, lets things fall out of hand-SIL.

Weight-ANA.

Elbow.

Pain, when grasped-CB-V.

-drawing-SUL.

  • - tearing, to shoulders-ARS.

-pressive-CAU.

Stiffness-K.CA.

Painful inflammation of ligaments with redness and flexion of arm-ANT.

Tumour, encysted-HEP.

Pain in bone, n,-LYC.

Hands.

Dying away, when grasping-CAL.

Numbness-LYC.

Full feeling, when grasping-CAU.

Burning also in feet-AM-C.

Pain, cutting-NA.C.

  • tearing-PET.

Sweat-CAL.

Cold sweat-SEP.

Weakness, (and feet)-SAR.

Trembling-ANA. (r.), PHO.

Trembling when walking-K-CA.

-when doing fine work-SUL.

Cramp-GRP.

Cold-CAM., CON., NA-C., NA-M., SUL.

Heat-CB-V., PHO.

Dryness-LYC.

Dry feeling m.-ZIN.

Rough skin-NI-X.

Swelling-CAL.

Rhagades-ALM., MAG.

Chaps on hands and fingers, bleeding in winter-PET.

Callosities, horny-GRP.

Wrist.

Painfulness of old sprain-AM-C.

pain drawing-SUL.

Stitches-NA-M.

  • when working-ALM.

Pain, shooting, when moving-SEP.

  • - up arm, n.-SIL.
  • paralytic-K-CA.

Stiffness and want of suppleness-SEP.

Gouty stiffness-LYC.

-nodes-CAL.

Spots brown-PET.

Palm.

Burning-SEP.

Sweat-CON., SUL.

Fingers.

Formication-SIL.

  • on tips-SUL.

Numbness and dying away-CAL.

  • of tips, also of toes-PHO.

Gone to sleep-AM-C., BAR., CAL., IOD., NI-X.

  • - - on rising, m., -ZIN.
  • - - and formication-NA-M.
  • - - little finger-LYC.

Dying off-AM-C., CAL., HEP., SUL.

  • - at n.-AM-C.
  • - when grasping-AM-C.

Pain, shooting, up to elbows-CAU.

  • tearing-LYC.

Stiffness-AM-C.

  • awkwardness and weakness-SIL.
  • when working-LYC.

Cramp-LYC.

Jerking together, while sewing-K-CA.

Drawn crooked-K-CA., LYC.

Weakness-CAL.

Paresis-CAL.

Swelling, when arm hangs- AM-C.

Inflammatory swelling and suppuration of little finger-MAN.

Excoriation between-GRP.

Herpes between-GRP.

Herpes between-NI-X.

Panaritium-ALM., SIL

Ulcers on tips with burning pain-ARS.

Cartilaginous lumps-SUL.

Finger-Joints.

Pain, drawing-SUL.

-tearing-LYC.

  • on pressure-SIL.

Gouty stiffness-CB-V., LYC., PET.

Redness, swelling and gouty tearing-LYC.

Gouty nodes-CAL., GRP., LYC.

Ulcers-SEP.

Finger Nails.

White spots-NI-X.

Deformed-SEP.

Thumb.

Dislocative pain in joint-GRP.

What is in this library

These titles sit beside the repertory: Allen’s Keynotes, Anshutz on the twelve tissue remedies, Boericke’s materia medica, Clarke’s Dictionary, Hering, Jones, Kent’s lectures, Nash, and Boger’s Synoptic Key. Philosophy includes Hahnemann’s Organon (5th and 6th), Kent, Close, Burnett, Haehl, Gibson Miller, Royal, J. H. Allen, and Anshutz. Clinical, therapeutics, regional works, and short remedy pictures follow the same shelf.

Chapter text is on this shelf for study: open a title, then a heading. When a medicine appears in more than one materia medica, switch authors on the chapter to compare how each describes it. For educational use by students and qualified practitioners. Not medical advice.

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