Tuberculosis, Or Pulmonary Consumption: Its Prophylaxis And Cure By Suralimentation of Liquid Food

Burt, William H

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Aggravation.— At night, and early in the morn- ing; after eating cold food, or in cold weather; during rest, and from walking.
Amelioration.— In open air, craves open air; eructations ; cannot sleep without fresh air.
Benadonna.— P a i n s come and go with great celerity. Furious delir- ium, wild look. Face flushed, eyes red, photo- phobia, rage, tears, bites, and strikes, and desire to quarrel, violent conges- tion of blood to the head, with strong throb- bing of the carotids.
Throbbing headac...he worse from motion and noise. . Extreme sensitive- ness to the least jar.
Great dryness of the mouth and fauces; ton- sils bright red and swol- len, very dry. Spasms of the throat. Constant dry cough . Ha?m optysis with a dry teasing cough.
Haemorrhages come on This remedy has a hard, dry, teasing, spasmodic cough, and it is generally accompan- ied with inflammation of the throat, and difficult, painful de- glutition. '' Dr. Hirschel," says Bell, ''has great sensitiveness in contradistinction to the ir- ritable Aconite.

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