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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 267 · 90 remedies
Nose, stopped ☞ Coryza dry); with dry cough, ▌▌Nux v.; in whooping cough, ▌Spong.; with hard crusts (syphilitic ozæna), ▌Aur. mur.; distressing, at bridge, ▌▌Ars.; in diphtheria, Amm. c., ▌Merc. cy.; with feeling of dryness, Gels., Stram.; with buzzing in ears, ▌Lach.; by eruption on septum, Crot. t.; in evening, ▌Cina, ▌▌Puls.; especially toward evening, with pressing at root and tingling and crawling in cavities (hay fever), ▌Ran. b.; worse toward evening, ▌Carbo v.; especially in nursing infants, ▌Samb.; in infants at breast, or in measles, ▌▌Nux v.; with inflammation of eye, ▌Coloc.; feeling as if stopped, ▌Aur. mur., ▌▌Aur. met., ▌Cham., Eucal., ▌Ham., Kob., ||Laur., ▌Natr. a., ▌▌Nux v., Stram., ▌Zinc., Zing.; feeling as if stopped, with aching weight in forehead, better in open air, ▌Phos.; feeling as if stopped, in chronic inflammation of mucous membrane, ▌Kali bi.; feeling as if stopped, in ozæna, ▌Natr. s.; feeling as if stopped when reading aloud, Verbas.; feeling as if stopped, in influenza, ||Sticta; feeling as if stopped while running, ▌Ars., ▌Cup. m., ▌Merc. cor., Sec.; with fever (coryza), ||Spong.; in prevailing fever, ▌Amm. m.; with pain in forehead, ||Dulc.; with repeated attacks of pain in forehead, better by a thick, dirty yellow, offensive smelling discharge, ▌Mar. v.; with headache, ▌Calc., θCarbo a.; with headache across eyebrows (chronic catarrhal laryngitis), ||Sang.; with syphilitic headache, ||Thuya; with dulness of head, as if coryza would develop, ||Phos.; high up, so he cannot breathe, when riding in carriage, Asaf.; of inner, ▌Sul.; from injections of iodine in water, ▌Graph.; first right, then left, with lachrymation, Bor.; sensation of a leaflet in root, obstructing smell, ||Kali iod.; in left side, as with a solid plug, ||Sec.; of left half, near root, worse in morning, after rising, alternates with stoppage of right, during day, nose being never entirely stopped, better in open air, ||Rhod.; worse in left side, in morning, Arum t.; on side he lies on, with polypus, ▌Mar. v.; of long standing, ▌Con.; long continued, from hardened mucus, ▌Sil.; by false membranes, ▌Merc. cy. (complementary to Hepar and Phosphor); membrane tumefied, must breathe through mouth (scarlatina), ▌Carbol. ac.; before menses, ▌Magn. c.; in morning, ▌Calc., ▌Carbo a., ▌Hep., ▌Kali bi, ▌Phos.; in morning, fluent during day, ▌Sil.; must breathe with mouth open, ▌Nux m., Tell.; with bloody mucus, having dried down, thoroughly impacting both nasal passages high up (malignant scarlatina), ▌Lach.; by mucus, can breathe only with mouth open, Pic. ac.; by mucus, especially in evening, ▌Iod.; with glairy mucus, worse left side, ||Alum.; by nasal mucus, ▌Spong.; by thick mucus, Æthus.; with thick, tenacious mucus, ▌Samb.; by thick mucus, impeding respiration (chronic nasal catarrh), ▌Agar.; by purulent, thick, crusty mucus (colds of newborn children), ▌Puls.; with dryness of posterior nares, ▌Lyc.; mostly of one nostril, with discharge of much mucus through posterior nares, Vinca; can hardly breathe, especially at night, ▌Calc.; every night (chronic catarrh), ▌Natr. c.; at night, with coryza, ▌Natr. c., ▌▌Lyc.; at night, if he allows head to be uncovered during day, ▌Natr. m.; at night, in pertussis, ▌Caust.; mostly at night, (scarlatina), ▌▌Amm. c.; cannot breathe through it, worse at night, Niccol.; cannot breathe through it, worse a night, in croup, ▌Ars.; nostrils stopped, ||Ars. i., Carbol. ac., Cinch. bol., ▌Elaps, ▌Mang., ▌Sabad.; nostrils, worse in wet, cold weather, in dry coryza, ▌Mang.; nostrils, with coryza, Mar. v.; nostrils, stuffed feeling high up, Stann.; nostrils, feeling as if, although discharge profuse, thin mucus, excoriating nose and lip (acute coryza), ||Sinap.; nostrils filled up, preventing breathing (hay fever), ▌Dulc.; left nostril, Asar., ||Sep., Uran. n.; left nostril, all day, ▌Sinap.; left nostril, in delirium tremens, ||Stram.; left nostril fills up lying on that side, Chin. a.; nostrils, particularly left, lying down, preventing breathing through nose, Chin. a.; nostril, every morning, with what looks like inspissated pus (polypus), ▌Lyc.; nostrils with lumps of dry mucus, Elaps; of one nostril, ||Ign., ▌Staph.; partial, of nostrils, and stuffiness high up (ozæna), ▌Elaps; with hard, offensive pieces from nostril, ▌Natr. c.; right nostril, Bapt., ▌Bor., ▌Gels., Lil. tig., ||Sars., Ziz.; feeling in right nostril as if it were partly stopped, is obliged to blow nose and sneeze, but could not thereby remove obstruction, ▌▌Mar. v.; right nostril, in influenza, ▌Gels.; right nostril, in facial neuralgia, ||Puls.; right nostril seems filled up, Xan.; right nostril stopped, sore, later left, Brom.; nostrils, when asleep, ▌Ars.; nostrils, child sucks with difficulty, ▌Kali bi., ▌Nux v., ▌Samb.; one side, Bell.; one side, the other free and discharging thin mucus at times and thin blood alternately, first one nostril stopped and other fluent and vice versa (diphtheria), ||Lac c.; in ophthalmia scrofulosa, ▌Calc.; of nasal passages, ▌Hydras., ||Sinap.; of nasal passages on rising, Tromb.; in smallpox, ▌Hydras.; with purulent substance (diphtheria), ▌Chin. a.; with yellow, foul-smelling, pus, ▌Calc.; both sides, on reading aloud, several times during day and especially in evening, ▌Mar. v.; right side, then running, Camph.; on rising in morning, better in evening, Ars. met.; about root (chronic inflammation nasopharyngeal mucous membrane), ▌Elaps; at root, as if mucous membrane were hypertrophied, Med. ; especially at root (diphtheria), ▌Lyc.; with thick yellow scabs and membranes, worse right side (diphtheria), ▌Merc. iod. flav.; in scarlatina, ▌▌Caps., ▌Carbol. ac., ||Sul.; stuffed up, nasal secretion drying so rapidly it cannot be discharged, ▌▌Sticta ; with gluey secretion, ▌Merc. cor.; with secretion of tough, badly-smelling mucus, ▌▌Graph.; slight, All. sat.; with frequent sneezing, ▌Kreo.; with frequent sneezing, better in open air, ||Phos.; snuffles of children, ▌Ascl. t., ▌Aur. mur., ▌▌Nux v., ▌▌Samb.; snuffles, child starts out of sleep rubbing its nose, ▌▌Lyc.; snuffling, with coryza, ▌Arund.; constant snuffling yet no discharge, Iod.; constant snuffling in warm damp weather, ▌Kali bi.; in spite of watery discharge (scarlatina), ▌▌Arum t.; starts from sleep (child), ▌Amm. c.; after stool, Hep.; worse stooping, ▌Agar.; after checked foot sweat, ▌Sil.; by swelling, Cadm. s.; with dryness and burning of throat in morning, ▌Kali bi.; especially upper part, difficulty of detaching thick mucus, which more readily passes by posterior nares, ▌▌Kali bi.; blows to no purpose, interfered with breathing and changed her voice, worse at night, deprives of sleep, ||Sticta ; stenosis, : Arg. nit

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