For the tubercular diathesis.
Especially adapted to diseases of children and women; light hair,
lax fibre, fair complexion ( Brom. ).
Swelling and induration of glands; goitre ( Brom. ).
Awakens in fright and feels as if suffocating; as if head to breathe
thru a sponge.
Every mental excitement < or increases the cough.
Worse after sleep or sleeps into < ( Lach. ).
Sore throat, < after eating sweet things.
Thyroid gland swollen even with chin: with suffocative paroxysms
at night. Goitre.
Great dryness of mucous membranes of air passages - throat, larynx,
trachea, bronchi - "dry as a horn."
Cough: dry, barking, croupy; rasping, ringing, wheezing, whistling;
everything is perfectly dry, no mucous rale.
Cough: dry, sibilant, like a saw driven through a pine board; <
sweets, cold drinks, smoking, lying with head low, dry cold winds;
< reading, singing, talking, swallowing; > eating or drinking
warm things.
Croup: anxious, wheezing, < during inspiration (< during
expiration, Acon. ); < before midnight (< before morning,
Hep. ).
Palpitation: violent with pain and gasping respiration; awakened
suddenly after midnight with suffocation and great anxiety; valvular
insufficiency; before and during menses.
Angina pectoris; contracting pain, heat, faintness, suffocation,
anxiety and sweat; < after midnight.
Spermatic cord swollen, painful; testicles swollen, bruised, squeezed;
after suppressed gonorrhoea or maltreated orchitis.
Relations. - Spongia follows well: after, Acon. , Hep. , in cough
and croup when dryness prevails; after Spong. , Hep. , when mucus
commences to rattle.
Compare: Arn. , Caust. , Iod. , Lach. , Nux m. , sputa loosened
but must be swallowed again.
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