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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. 1184 · 95 remedies
Age, children ☞ Chap. 46, Skin intertrigo; always chilly, refractory, clumsy, ▌Caps.; chubby (whooping cough), ▌Seneg.; take cold readily, ▌▌Calc.; take cold readily with change of weather, ▌Sep.; colic; Chap. 19; three months' colic, Illic.; constitutional condition results in chest catarrhs and asthmatic complaints, ▌Natr. s.; constitutional disturbances with copious excretion of urate of ammonia, ▌Puls.; convulsions,; Chap. 36; cross, ▌Lyc.; crusta lactea,; Chap. 4, Eruption; cry for things which after getting they petulently push or throw away, worse in early morning, ▌▌Staph.; delicate, anæmic, ▌Lyc.; delicate, scrofulous, especially if syphilitic, chronic recurrent phlyctenular inflammation, ▌Syph.; develop too rapidly or slowly (epistaxis), Croc.; dwarfish, do not grow, ▌▌Bar. c.; after exhausting diseases, ▌Carbo v.; red ears, ▌Sul.; earache; Chap. 6; earache, especially boys, ▌Zinc.; watch every one eating, ▌Sul.; emaciated, ▌▌Calc. p., Psor., ▌Sul.; emaciation, especially of legs, Abrot.; rapid emaciation (gastromalacia), ▌Kreo.; emaciation,; Chap. 44; enuresis,; Chap. 21, Urination involuntary; excitable, ▌Coff.; excitable, gastric irritability, ▌Nux v.; excitable, nervous, weak, ▌▌Amb., ▌▌Anac.; delicate eyelashes (atrophy), ▌Phos.; sensation of falling, ▌▌Gels.; fear of falling, ▌▌Bor., Cupr.; fair and plump, ▌Calc.; fat, ||Badiag.; fat, chubby, shortnecked, disposed to croupous inflammation, ▌▌Kali bi.; fat, flabby, ▌▌Calc.; fat, in whooping cough, ||Badiag.; feeble, scrofulous diathesis, frequently troubled with diarrhœa from debility, ▌▌Nux m.; overfed (chronic diarrhœa), ▌▌Sec.; fever, ▌▌Acon., Stram.; flabby, thin, ▌▌Calc. p.; lose flesh, will not stand, do not learn to walk, ▌Calc. p.; softness of flesh, with debility, ▌Pod.; grow too fast, ▌Phos., ▌▌Phos. ac.; growing pains, ▌Guaiac., ▌Phos. ac.; large heads, ▌▌Calc.; large heads, open sutures, ▌▌Calc. p.; large heads, open sutures, much sweat about head, large bellies, ▌▌Sil.; cannot hold up head (brain affection, whooping cough), ▌Cup. m.; irritable, ▌Lyc.; irritable, sensitive, sometimes wakeful, ▌Gels.; jaundice, Chap. 18, Liver jaundice; excess of lactic acid, from overfeeding of milk or sugar, ||Natr. p.; marasmus,; Chap. 19; becomes disgusted with meat, ▌Ferr.; nervous, ▌Lyc.; nervous, during dentition, convulsion, Melil.; newborn,; Chap. 24, Infants; old looking, ▌Kreo., ▌▌Nux v., ▌Op.; old looking, hard to awaken, Kreo.; look old, withered, dried up, ▌Arg. nit.; pale, delicate, sickly, will not sleep day or night, but worry, fret and cry, or child is good, plays all day, is restless, troublesome, screaming all night, Psor.; pale, lean, with large abdomen, love sugar and highly seasoned food, abhor to be washed, ▌Sul.; pale, scrofulous (tonsillitis), ▌Chen. a.; pale, spasms during teething, ▌Zinc.; peevish, ▌Calc. p., ▌▌Cham.; push everyone away angrily, ▌Lyc.; peevish, changeable, pale and chilly, ▌Puls.; peevish, unhealthy looking, with a disagreeable odor, ▌Psor.; perspire easily (enuresis), ▌Merc.; pot-bellied, colic and scald head, ▌Psor.; during dentition, ▌Staph.; psora, ▌Hep., ▌Sul.; puny, rachitic, large abdomen (constipation), ▌Magn. m.; rachitic, ▌Magn. m.; rachitic, voracious appetite, ▌Ol. jec.; rachitic bronchial affections, ▌Sil.; rachitic, otitis with tenderness of head, ▌Kali iod.; rachitic, crooked legs, ▌▌Calc., ▌▌Calc. p.; restless,; Chap. 36, Restlessness children; school-children, headaches from overuse of eyes (asthenopia), ▌Phos. ac.; scrofulous, ▌Amm. c., ▌Ant. c., ▌▌Bar. c., ▌Bell., ▌▌Calc., ▌Calc. p., Camph., Cina, Curar., Dig., Jacea, ▌Phos. ac., ▌Sil., ▌Sul.; scrofulous, ascarides and lumbrici, Spig.; scrofulous, large bellies, sweat about head, worm fever slow and chronic, ▌Sil.; scrofulous, caries of femur, ▌Stront.; scrofulous, outrageously cross, ▌Hep; scrofulous, diarrhœa, ▌Sec.; scrofulous and syphilitic, enuresis, ▌Kali iod.; scrofulous, cervical glands indurated and swollen, ▌▌Con.; scrofulous, hydrocele, ▌▌Rhod.; scrofulous, subacute and chronic hydrocephalus where effusion has not progressed too far, ▌Sul.; scrofulous, indurations, ▌Carbo a.; scrofulous, mesenteric disease, teeth ill and irregular formation in lower jaw, ▌Phos.; scrofulous, catarrhal ophthalmia, ▌Merc. d.; scrofulous, spasms (hydrocephalus), ▌Sul.; scrofulous, pale, inflamed, swollen tonsils, Chen. a.; self-willed, ▌▌Calc.; crying or screaming from undue sensitiveness, ▌Kali ph.; shrunken, ▌▌Calc. p.; sickly, nervous, yellow leucorrhœa, worse at night (inherited syphilis), ▌Syph.; delicate skin (dentition), ▌Caust.; will not sleep in the dark but soon fall asleep in lighted room, ▌▌Stram.; snoring, ▌Mez.; sour smelling, cry a great deal, ▌Rheum; sour, despite careful washing, Sul. ac.; stammering, Bov.; get stiff (whooping cough), ▌Cup. m.; swallow everything, ▌Sul.; sycotic or syphilitic taint, rather thin than fat, prone to eruptions which on healing leave purple spots (meningitis), ▌Thuya; syphilitic (cancrum oris), ||Phos. ac.; scrawny, scrofulous child, a few weeks after birth, impetigo, ||Ipec.; thin, scrawny, with shrivelled skin (cyanosis), Sec.; thin, scrawny, with sweaty head and sweaty offensive smelling feet, diarrhœa, ▌Sil.; cannot bear to be touched or looked at, ▌▌Ant. c.; tuberculous parentage, inordinate appetite for meat, ▌Magn. c.; slow learning to walk, ▌▌Calc., ▌▌Natr. m., Sil.; slow in walking, meningeal tuberculosis, ▌▌Caust.; unable to walk, Mang.; dislike washing, Amm. c., ▌▌Sul.; weak, Ferr. ph., ▌Sul.; weak, delicate, ▌Caust.; weak, of a rambling disposition, ▌Apis; weak, excitable, ▌▌Coff.; weak, with well developed heads but puny, sickly bodies, ▌Lyc.; weakness, muscular, ▌Calc.; weak, sickly (chronic diarrhœa), ▌Staph.; withered, dried up, ▌Arg. nit.; worm affections; Chap. 20; unmanageable when sick, ▌Lyc.; under seven years, rheumatic inflammatory condition, epidemic during winter, ▌Stram; Chap. 10, Dentition, and Chap. 24, Infants. 75

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