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Conditions of voice
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 742 · 0 remedies
Conditions of voice
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Sub-rubrics
- Airp. 742
- Anger, agg.1p. 742
- Awaking, on, agg.1p. 742
- Chilliness, with, agg.3p. 742
- Coldp. 742
- Coryzap. 742
- Coughingp. 742
- Diphtheria, after, agg.5p. 742
- Ears, obstructed, with2p. 742
- Emotions, agg.2p. 742
- Exerting voice, agg.8p. 742
- Expectorating mucus, amel.2p. 742
- Fright, agg.1p. 742
- Heated, becoming, agg.1p. 742
- Measlesp. 742
- Mensesp. 742
- Mental disturbances, anger, etc., agg.1p. 742
- Mucus, from, agg.3p. 742
- Nausea, from, agg.1p. 742
- Night, agg.1p. 742
- Nose, blowing the, agg.1p. 742
- Periodically, agg.3p. 742
- Reading, agg.1p. 742
- Senility, agg.1p. 742
- Singing, agg.9p. 742
- Speaking, agg.3p. 742
- Storms, before, agg.1p. 742
- Throat, sore, during, agg.2p. 742
- Walking in open air, agg.1p. 742
- Warmth of room, agg.1p. 742
- Wetp. 742
- Windp. 742
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 742 — VOICE AND SPEECH; Conditions of voice