Cayan.Sarkar - Followers Answers

1. Violent itching, esp. in the back, and in the calves of the legs.
2. Itching of the whole body at night (Itch).
3. Injuries of the skin, which had been healed, become sore again.
4. Itch suppressed by mercury or sulphur; burning itch.
5. Tingling (or stinging) swelling (sometimes called “buzzing” swelling).
6. Eruptions resembling scabies.
7. Miliary eruptions and nettle-rash.
8. Itching and humid tetters.
9. Ulcerative vesicles.
10. Burning ulcers, with yellowish-looking skin; ulcers burning, with corroding pus, with thin or watery pus, suppurating; jerking pains running through the ulcers.
11. Excoriation in children.
12. Painful corns in the feet.
13. Warts, also with pain and inflammation.
14. Panaris.
15. Painful varices.

1. Anxious sadness and excessive anguish, esp. (at twilight) in the evening and at night, with a wish for solitude and inclination to weep.
2. Restlessness which will not suffer the patient to remain seated.; and compels him to throw himself about in bed.
3. Anguish with fear of death and sighs.
4. Fear of being poisoned.
5. Suicidal mania (desire to throw himself into the water).
6. Irritability and ill-humor, with repugnance to labor.
7. Moral dejection with anthropophobia.
8. Helplessness and profound despondency.
9. Uneasiness respecting one’s children, affairs, and the future, with want of self-confidence.
10. Weakness of memory and forgetfulness (cannot remember the most recent events).
11. Want of ideas and of mental energy.
12. Difficult comprehension.
13. Slowness of conception and mental dullness.
14. Delusions of the imagination and visions.
15. Mild delirium; with insensibility.

1. Vesicular erysipelas where the vesicles are large.
2. Exanthema on the face in the general-on chin, face, cheeks, mouth, nose, forehead, causing much burning itching.
3. Pustulous chilblains.
4. Exanthema in general; burning; burning itching; pustulous; with swelling; blotches; like milk-crust; moist; like nettle-rash; blue with erysipelas; scurfy; tensive or tight feeling in; pock-shaped; black; purulent; zona or shingles; petechić; prickling; tickling; blisters which will sometimes spread up the limb, and are sometimes circular in form, spreading with a red edge in the advance, which gradually turns to a blister, the red border still keeping in advance (if the edges are black, Arsen.); itching < after scratching.
5. Tetters in general.
6. Ulcers burning; with corroding pus; with ichorous pus.
7. Rash itches a great deal, in scarlet fever, small-pox, &c., with the peculiar restlessness.
8. Phlegmonous erysipelas, esp. where erysipelas begins in the ankle, and moves gradually up the leg, running up in the deeper tissues, no fever.
9. Itching over the whole body, chiefly in hairy parts.
10. Stinging and tingling on the skin, burning after scratching.
11. Humidity of skin.
12. Hardness of skin with a thickening.
13. Swelling (hard) of affected parts.
14. Erysipelatous inflammations.
15. Nettle-rash.
16. Eruptions, generally vesicular, scabby, with burning itching, appearing esp. in spring and autumn.
17. Eruption of small pustules on a red bottom, like zona.
18. Gangrenous ulcers resulting from small vesicles, with a violent fever.
19. Petechić, with great weakness, amounting to entire prostration.
20. Black pustules.
21. Herpes, sometimes alternately with asthmatic sufferings and dysenteric looseness.
22. Warts, esp. on hands and fingers; large jagged, often pedunculated, exuding moisture and bleeding readily.
23. Rhagades on hands.
24. Panaritium.
25. Tingling or shooting or else burning smarting in ulcers, esp. at night.
26. Chilblains.
27. Corns on feet, with a burning sensation, and pain as of excoriation.

1. Urgent want to urinate, with too frequent emission, with the discharge of large quantities of pale urine.
2. Frequent micturition by night, with scanty and rare discharges by day.
3. Dark urine with diminished discharge.
4. Greasy pellicle on the urine.
5. Involuntary micturition.
6. Discharge of blood from the bladder, painless.
7. Old thickening of the bladder with irritable urethra.
8. Foamy urine. Urine deep-colored, with yellow or reddish sediment.
9. Clear, transparent urine, having a heavy, red, crystallized sediment in the bottom of the chamber.
10. In typhus fever, where the patient is in a very low state, and cannot retain the urine, we may see this sediment on the sheets; also in colic of babies, with much sediment of this kind on the diaper.
11. A very severe pain is felt in the back every time before urinating; causing the patient to cry out; retention of urine; patients will get into position to urinate, but wait a great while before the water comes, accompanied by the characteristic pain in the back, which ceases when the urine flows; children often cry out with pain before urinating.
12. Turbid, milky urine, with offensive purulent sediment; dull pressure in the region of bladder and abdomen; disposition to calculi; cystitis.
13. Hæmaturia from gravel or chronic catarrh.
14. Renal calculus and gravel.
15. Emission of blood instead of water, sometimes with paralysis of the legs, and constipation.
16. Incontinence of urine. Smarting when urinating.
17. Itching in urethra during and after emission of urine.
18. Shooting pinchings and incisive pains in the bladder and urethra.
19. Stitches in the bladder. Stitches in the neck of the bladder and in the anus at the same time.
20. Burning in urethra and glans. Urine burning hot, like molten lead.

1. Hypochondriacal, peevish, morose (stubborn), thoughtful and sorrowful humor, sometimes with inclination to weep, without being able to do so.
2. Hypochondriac humor of persons of sedentary habits, and of those who dissipate at night, with abdominal sufferings.
3. Inclined to find fault and scold; morose; stubborn; an insane desire when alone with her husband, whom she adores, to kill him.
4. Melancholy, with great uneasiness respecting the health, eagerness to speak of the disease, despair of a cure, and fear of approaching death.
5. Desire for solitude, repose, and tranquillity, with repugnance to the conversation.
6. Anguish, anxiety, and excessive uneasiness, often with an agitation which allows no rest whatever, as from consciousness of having committed a crime, and which urges even to suicide; but is afraid to die.
7. The fits of anguish take place mostly on lying down in the evening, or after midnight, towards morning, and are sometimes accompanied by palpitation of heart, heat, and sweat, nausea, and vomiting, dilation of pupils, and oppression of heart.
8. After anger, chilliness alternating with heat, vomiting of bile, and thirst.
9. Moral exaltation and excitability, with extreme susceptibility of all organs, great sensitiveness to least pain, to least smell, noise or movement, extraordinary readiness to take fright, and sensibility so great that music even causes tears to flow.
10. Light and music unbearable.
11. Anxiety and restlessness in the evening.
12. Does not wish to be touched; wants to be alone.
13. Dizziness of the mind, i.e., an unsteady, wavering condition.
14. Incontrollable irritability, and lamentations, complaints, and cries (during the sufferings), sometimes with heat, and redness of cheeks.
15. Timidity, mistrust, and suspicion, with wavering and indecision.
16. Frightfully apprehensive about getting married, the girl lies on a sofa and throws her arms and legs about and refuses to see a doctor (cured with high potency, Skinner).
17. Inclination to weep, with great susceptibility and irritability, disposition to be angry (habitual), to yield readily to passion, to criticize, and to utter reproaches.
18. Spiteful, malicious.
19. Delirium tremens, with over-sensitiveness, nervous excitability, and malicious vehemence.
20. Every harmless word offends; every little noise frightens; cannot bear the least, even suitable medicine.
21. Humour peevish and malevolent; quarrels, insults, and invectives, with immodest expressions and excessive jealousy, mingled with tears and cries.
22. Fiery, excited temperament.─Ill-humour, vexation, and anger, breaking out in acts of violence.
23. Awkwardness and drowsiness.
24. The time passes too slowly.
25. Ennui (great laziness), with dislike to and unfitness for bodily and mental labor.
26. Incapacity for meditation; tendency to misapply words when speaking; difficulty in finding suitable expressions; mistaking weights and measures; frequent confusion when writing, with the omission of syllables, or entire words.
27. Extravagant and frantic actions, frightful visions, loss of consciousness, and delirium, sometimes with murmuring.