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Repertory of Hering's Guiding SymptomsTASTE AND TONGUE › SPEECH

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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 334 · 30 remedies
Speech, difficult ☞ impeded); cannot talk correctly, ▌Amm. m.; clumsy, ▌Calc.; after eating, Amm. c.; in typhoid apoplexy, ▌Coccul.; from want of elasticity of parts, Sul. ac.; muscles on one side of face contracted, ▌Graph.; in facial paralysis, ▌Cadm. s.; from accumulation of exudation of fauces (diphtheria), ▌Sul. ac.; in typhus, ▌Ars.; with heat in head, ▌Chel.; in cardiac dropsy, ▌Dig.; labored, Lyss.; during menses, ▌Ced.; on account of trembling of mouth and tongue, ▌▌Merc.; in myelomalacia, Crotal.; with phlegm in back part of nose, ▌Arum t.; with slight redness of palate, ▌Lyss.; cannot pronounce some words, ▌Lach.; cannot pronounce names, Chin. s.; much saliva in mouth, Ast. r.; in stricture of throat, ||Lyss.; in quinsy, ▌Hep., ▌Bar. c.; at times, as from weakness of parts, also from pain, Amm. c.; from dryness of tongue, Atrop. (; Tongue dry); embarrassed, ▌Hyos.; embarassed, awkward, ▌Natr. c.; dislike to speak, embarrassment of tongue, Ast. r.; embarrassed, in multiple sclerosis, ▌Phos.; embarrassed, in urticaria, ▌Cop.; with heavy tongue, ▌Carbo v.; with spasm of tongue, Ruta; from stiffness of tongue, ||Niccol.; with vertigo, ▌Coccul.; with vertigo, after loud reading or when sitting, Paris; as if organs of speech were weak, ▌Natr. m.; from weakness, particularly in chest, ▌▌Stann; aphasia, impeded

Grade 5 of 5 — the book’s highest

stram. lach. op.

Grade 4 of 5

ph-ac. bapt. con. dig. kali-br. kali-m. merc. nat-c. nux-m. nux-v. phos. spong. manc. mur-ac. cic.

Grade 1 of 5

cann-s. chel. chlor. tab. anac. aur-m. hippoz. am-c. sec. camph. anan. ant-t.

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. 334 — TASTE AND TONGUE; SPEECH; difficult