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Aggravation
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 362 · 0 remedies
Aggravation
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Sub-rubrics
- Airp. 362
- Awaking7p. 362
- Bitingp. 362
- Boring in ear with finger3p. 362
- Chewing11p. 362
- Chillp. 362
- Coition, after1p. 362
- Cold (taking)13p. 362
- Coughing4p. 362
- Dampness11p. 362
- Dampness, cold6p. 362
- Drinking1p. 362
- Driving1p. 362
- Eating,p. 362
- Eructation2p. 362
- Exanthemata, after11p. 362
- Exertion1p. 362
- Eyes, exerting the1p. 362
- Fever, duringp. 362
- Hair, cutting2p. 362
- Hand, passing hand over ear1p. 362
- Hawking1p. 362
- Headp. 362
- Headache, during10p. 362
- Heat, duringp. 362
- Heated, becoming1p. 362
- Hiccoughing1p. 362
- Inspiration1p. 362
- Intermittents, after6p. 362
- Jaws, closing1p. 362
- Laughing1p. 362
- Lying11p. 362
- Menses suppressed1p. 362
- Menses, before and duringp. 362
- Mercury, abuse of9p. 362
- Moon, full1p. 362
- Motion2p. 362
- Mouth, opening3p. 362
- Music9p. 362
- Nausea, with1p. 362
- Noises14p. 362
- Nose, blowing15p. 362
- Occipital pains, with2p. 362
- Pain, during3p. 362
- Paroxysmally1p. 362
- Periodically5p. 362
- Pressure, external3p. 362
- Quinine, abuse of6p. 362
- Raising up1p. 362
- Reading2p. 362
- Rest, at1p. 362
- Rising fromp. 362
- Room, in a4p. 362
- Singing1p. 362
- Sitting6p. 362
- Sleep, falling to3p. 362
- Sneezing1p. 362
- Speaking4p. 362
- Stepping1p. 362
- Stool, during2p. 362
- Stooping9p. 362
- Sulphur, abuse of2p. 362
- Swallowing (Compare Eating.)20p. 362
- Sweat, duringp. 362
- Talking6p. 362
- Teeth, pressing teeth together (Compare Chewing.)2p. 362
- Tonsils, enlarged, from4p. 362
- Toothache, during9p. 362
- Touch14p. 362
- Typhoid, after4p. 362
- Vertigo, with14p. 362
- Walking7p. 362
- Warmth4p. 362
- Washing in cold water1p. 362
- Weather,p. 362
- Wet, getting feet1p. 362
- Wind drafts10p. 362
- Writing2p. 362
- Yawning3p. 362
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 362 — EARS; Aggravation