Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › TASTE
Aggravation
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 489 · 0 remedies
Aggravation
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- Awaking, when4p. 489
- Bread, black1p. 489
- Breakfast, after3p. 489
- Chewing3p. 489
- Chill, duringp. 489
- Coffee, after1p. 489
- Coughing6p. 489
- Drinking,p. 489
- Eating,p. 489
- Eructation, after2p. 489
- Expectorating1p. 489
- Fasting3p. 489
- Fever, duringp. 489
- Hawkingp. 489
- Heat, duringp. 489
- Heated, after being1p. 489
- Lips, when licking1p. 489
- Lying down, after1p. 489
- Menses,p. 489
- Milk6p. 489
- Mucus,p. 489
- Potatoes, after1p. 489
- Rising, after2p. 489
- Sleep, after2p. 489
- Smoking12p. 489
- Sour food1p. 489
- Spewing froth1p. 489
- Swallowing food, after2p. 489
- Tongue, moving the1p. 489
- Vomiting, after4p. 489
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 489 — TASTE; Aggravation