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impeded (arrested, embarrassed, interrupted, loss of breath, obstructed, stopped, suspended)

Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 726 · 46 remedies
Breathing, impeded (arrested, embarrassed, interrupted, loss of breath, obstructed, stopped, suspended) ☞ Chap. 27, During cough, breathing); during cough, caused by tickling in middle of chest, ▌Kali n.; by cough, even to suffocation, ▌Ipec.; by cough, in typhus, ▌Arg. nit.; with whooping cough, ▌Cup. m.; by darting in forepart of chest, shooting upward in an oblique direction, Nux m.; by descending motion, ▌▌Bor.; by pains in diaphragm, ||Ipec.; in diphtheria, ▌Lac c., ▌Merc. iod. flav.; when drinking (intermittent), ▌Cimex; after supper, Arg. nit.; constriction in epigastrium, ▌Cact.; with distress in epigastrium, Amm. br.; in epilepsy, ▌Cic.; on taking least exercise, Con.; becomes faint, ▌Spong.; feeling as if she could not get another breath, Rumex; by sensation of fishbone or sponge hanging in throat, ▌Lach.; by fulness and tension under ribs, ||Ign.; by gagging in œsophagus, ▌Cimex; as by a tight girdle, ▌Chel.; in goitre, ▌Spong., ||Sul.; by so much as a handkerchief before nose (cholera), ▌Arg. nit.; with head low, ▌Cinch.; by sharp pain about heart, Merc. iod. flav.; as if heart stood still, ▌▌Dig.; by stitching in heart, ▌Calc., ▌Staph.; almost ceases, during attacks of stitching pain in region of heart (angina), ▌Naja; with pressure in hepatic region, ▌Acon.; by hiccough, Æthus.; obliged to hold, from stiffness now in back, now in hips, Sul.; hardly able to, with severe pain in right hypochondrium, ||Rhus; in hysterical convulsions, ▌Cic.; better by deep inhalation (catalepsy), ▌Art. v.; during inspiration, ▌Kali c.; by stitches in region of kidneys, Crot. t.; with labor pains, fifth month of pregnancy, ||Puls.; by lancinations, in right half of chest, extending towards shoulder, better bending trunk forward, Chin. s.; by lancinations from lower dorsal vertebræ, through chest, Berb.; by sudden lancinating in left lung, ▌Oxal. ac.; by constriction of larynx, better in open air, ▌Coloc.; as if larynx and trachea were narrower, with dry larynx, ▌Spong.; by spasms in liver, ||Sep.; by stabbing in region of liver, ▌Berb.; when lying on back, by pain spreading to chest, under sternum (gastralgia), ▌Sul.; by stitches from liver into chest, by tearing in lumbar muscles, ▌Kali c.; by sudden violent jerks in lumbar region during a walk in open air, ||Ran. sc.; lying in bed, Bor.; in mania, ▌Hyosc.; stopped half a minute without losing consciousness, skin colder, ▌Cact.; by least thing coming near mouth or nose, ▌▌Lach.; by cicatricial contraction of mucous membranes of nose and larynx, Hippoz.; by copious thin, saltish mucus, Alum; at night, in sleep, causing dry cough, repeated until expectoration appears, ▌Guaiac.; by obstruction of nose, ||Sticta; nose closed by thick mucus (chronic nasal catarrh), ▌Agar.; by pressure in œsophagus, ▌Cimex; for a few moments by pressure, as if something in œsophagus were slipping towards epigastrium, Therid.; by oppression of chest, Syph.; by oppression of chest in morning, Sars.; by pains in chest and sternum, ▌Bry.; by sudden flying pains from heart to stomach, lasting but a moment, probably myalgic, Ustil.; almost paralyzed, ||Natr. m.; by pain in ribs, extending to chest, Ars. s. r.; by dull pain in upper part of sacrum, Ars. h.; by pain in trachea, ▌Caust.; with palpitation, in veta, ▌Coca; by dull paralytic pain in left arm to left side of chest (neuralgia of left phrenic nerve), ||Stann.; at first partially, later dyspnœa, Hippoz.; in pneumonia, ▌Iod.; by pressure on chest, worse standing, Aur. mur.; by severe and annoying pressure in a small spot between epigastrium and navel, better belching (dyspepsia), ▌Lach.; by pricking (carditis, cardiac rheumatism), ▌Cact.; in puerperal convulsions, ▌Cic.; with crepitant râles, ▌Cub.; by sticking in rectum, ▌Sul.; by tearing pain in rectum, ▌Lyc.; when running, ▌Ign.; by something running from neck to larynx, awaking at night (spasmus glottidis), ▌Lach.; as if breath remained stopped between scapulæ, Calc.; while sitting with head thrown forward (hydrothorax), ▌Apoc.; during sleep, Ant. c., Codein.; on going to sleep, ▌Op.; on going to sleep, awakens him, ▌▌Grin.; as if by a spasm, with constriction of throat (spasmodic asthma), Sars.; spasmodic interruption, Asim.; by spasms in chest, Stram.; by spasms of chest, compelling one to lean forward, Hyos.; by drawing bruised pain along spine, Ruta; after bee-sting, ▌Apis; by stitches, Berb., ▌▌Bry.; by stitches, with pressure in right side of abdomen, in region of last true rib, ▌Ran. b.; by stitches from back through breast, Berb.; by stitches in chest, ▌Kreo.; by stitches in chest and sides, Stann.; by benumbing, oppressive stitches in region of first and second costal cartilages, Verbas.; stitches in left side of diaphragm, Spig.; by stitches in larynx, Hydr. ac.; by stitches through left side of chest, Aloe, Niccol.; from pleuritic stitches in anterior left chest, ||Rhod.; by stitches under false ribs, left side, ||Arn.; by dull stitches and constant pressure in præcordial region, with anxiety, better walking, ||Puls.; by stitches in right side |Bor., ▌▌Bry.; by stitches in right chest to axilla, Cinch.; by stitches beneath scapulæ, ▌Sul.; by stitches near sternum, extending downward, Squilla; by stitching in chest, ▌Bry., ▌Kali c., ▌Kali n.; by fulness in stomach, ▌Coccul., ▌▌Nux m.; by pain in stomach, ▌Ars.; rising from stomach into throat, at last better by eructation, Magn. m.; by spasms and cramps in stomach, Ananth.; by sensation as if something warm were rising from stomach, Val.; when stooping or walking against wind, ▌Calc.; entire stoppage at times, when it would resume with a violent effort, in diphtheria, ||Lac c.; suddenly, ▌Nux m.; suddenly when walking slowly, ||Nitr. ac.; in suffocative attacks, ▌Calc. p.; suffocative, in dysentery and cystitis, ▌Caps.; when talking, ▌Caust.; by contractive tension in right side of chest, ▌Coccul.; by pricking in right testicle, spreads in a zigzag along perineum towards anus, Rhod.; with throat constriction, Crotal.; by thrusts in left chest towards heart, Sul.; by cramp in tongue, Bor.; by numbness and stiffness of tongue, Bor.; by turning in bed (hydrothorax), ▌Ars.; sudden, when turning in bed at night, goes off when sitting (hydrothorax), ▌Sul.; when walking rapidly, ▌▌Ars., ▌Caust., Coca, ▌▌Phos.; when walking against wind or stooping, ▌Calc.; sudden, when walking against wind, Plat.; when standing in water, ▌Nux m; irregular, jerky; also Asphyxia, Asthma, Dyspnœa, Suffocation, and Chap. 28, Inner chest angina

Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 726 — RESPIRATION; BREATHING; impeded (arrested, embarrassed, interrupted, loss of breath, obstructed, stopped, suspended)