Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › MIND AND DISPOSITION
ILL HUMOR
Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 52 · 46 remedies
ILL HUMOR ☞ Anger, Chagrin, Fretful, Peevish
Grade 5 of 5 — the book’s highest
Grade 4 of 5
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Grade 3 of 5
Grade 1 of 5
phel. aloe. kreos. stront. zinc. aspar. aster. bism. brom. mang. caust. ang. mag-c. mag-s. cocc. thuj. cor-r. meny. agar. ol-an. abrot. spong. grat.
Sub-rubrics
- humor in afternoon1p. 52
- humor in ascites1p. 52
- humor in children1p. 52
- humor in diarrhœa2p. 52
- humor in the morning5p. 52
- humor, abdomen3p. 52
- humor, about trifles1p. 52
- humor, after coition2p. 52
- humor, after eating5p. 52
- humor, after vomiting1p. 52
- humor, alternating with1p. 52
- humor, as though a great grief weighed on him, 5 to 6 P.M1p. 52
- humor, caused by stitches in rectum1p. 52
- humor, during wet, stormy weather1p. 52
- humor, follows nocturnal emissions1p. 52
- humor, headache3p. 52
- humor, hypochondriacal1p. 52
- humor, in bronchial catarrh1p. 52
- humor, in fever (intermittent)1p. 52
- humor, in onanism1p. 52
- humor, in toothache1p. 52
- humor, in urticaria1p. 52
- humor, indifferent (caries)1p. 52
- humor, irritability especially in afternoon and in open air1p. 52
- humor, menses3p. 52
- humor, morose, disinclined to talk1p. 52
- humor, outburst1p. 52
- humor, stool2p. 52
- humor, unto vehemence, followed by disposition to laugh, even aloud1p. 52
- humor, when alone, thinking of his ailments (angina pectoris)1p. 52
- humor, whole day1p. 52
- humor, wishes to give vent in spite of all restraint1p. 52
- humor, with chill2p. 52
- humor, with chilliness1p. 52
- humor, with hurriedness1p. 52
- humor, with nausea1p. 52
- humor, with nosebleed1p. 52
- humor, with pain as if bruised in region of short ribs1p. 52
- humor, with pain in back1p. 52
- humor, with peevishness1p. 52
- humor, with restless sleep1p. 52
- humor, with sensation as if head enlarged, with numb and dull sensation1p. 52
- humor, with weakness1p. 52
- humor, worse by petting1p. 52
- humor, worse in house, better walking in open air1p. 52
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. 52 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; ILL HUMOR