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CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Abdomen, irritation [from]1
- Afternoon3
- Air, hot1
- Anger [after]
- Arsenical wall paper1
- Ascending1
- Bathing1
- Catarrh5
- Chest
- Cold air18
- Condiments, vinegar, wine1
- Constriction in larynx, trachea1
- Dampness5
- Daytime only6
- Diarrhœa [after]1
- Drinking8
- Eating17
- Eczema or itch suppressed1
- Evening, night48
- Excitement5
- Expiration3
- Exposure even of hand from under cover3
- Falling asleep [after], especially, in children, constant tickling Cough without waking10
- Heart disease7
- Influenza8
- Injuries2
- Inspiration16
- Intermittent, suppressed1
- Liver affections1
- Lying down30
- Measles9
- Menses, or piles, suppressed1
- Mental exertion1
- Morning22
- Motion12
- Odors strong; presence of strangers1
- Old people10
- Operations for fistulæ [after]3
- Periodic, recurring in spring, autumn1
- Pertussis [after]; from least cold2
- Physical exhaustion1
- Pregnancy7
- Reading, laughing, singing, talking23
- Reflex3
- Sciatica in summer alternating1
- Sleep [after]3
- Standing still during a walk2
- Stomach, irritation [from]13
- Swallowing [from]1
- Sweets3
- Tickling
- Tobacco smoke4
- Tonsils
- Touch, pressure2
- Undressing, or uncovering body5
- Uvula, relaxed4
- Warm room, Entering11
- Warmth10
- Weeping1
- Winter7
- Worms2
- Young, phthisical persons with constant, distressing night cough1
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — RESPIRATORY SYSTEM; COUGH; CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION