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Concomitants
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
Concomitants
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Anguish, anxiety3
- Arterial excitement, tension6
- Burning along spine
- Chilliness7
- Coldness
- Colic2
- Constipation10
- Coryza2
- Cough3
- Delirium4
- Diarrhœa4
- Drowsiness8
- Ears
- Empty feeling in stomach3
- Excitement, emotional1
- Excitement, sexual2
- Exhaustion, asthenia10
- Eyes
- Face
- Faintness2
- Fever4
- Flatulence4
- Gastralgia, attending or following1
- Gastrointestinal derangements11
- Hæmorrhoids1
- Hair, falling out2
- Head
- Heart's action labored1
- Hunger5
- Hypochondrium, right, stitches1
- Irritability5
- Liver disturbance4
- Loquacity1
- Lumbago, alternating1
- Mental depression, despondency12
- Mental weakness3
- Muscular soreness2
- Nausea22
- Nodules, gouty of scalp1
- Nose, dry, neuralgia1
- Nosebleed5
- Numbness2
- Occipital soreness2
- Oversensitiveness9
- Pains
- Palpitation2
- Polyuria6
- Ptyalism1
- Respiratory affections1
- Restlessness5
- Scalp, bruised feeling3
- Scotoma1
- Sleeplessness3
- Spasmodic symptoms1
- Sweat profuse2
- Temporal veins engorged2
- Thirst1
- Tongue coated, fetor oris, etc.5
- Toothache1
- Trembling all over3
- Vertigo14
- Vomiting23
- Yawning2
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — HEAD; HEADACHE (Cephalalgia); Concomitants