Diqitalis

Abdomen

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Pain in left side apparently in descending cplon and under false ribs. Severe abdominal pains, pulsation in abdominal aorta, and epigastric constriction. Enlarged, sore, painful

Chest

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CoJiuot bear to tallc. ILTinoplysis with weak

William Boericke 1922

Expectoration sweetish, Dyspna'a. Senile pneumonia. Great weakness in

Compare

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Nerium odorum (re- ^Hiehibles in heart effects Digitalis, but also has an action

Extremities

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Swelling of the feet. Fingers go to sleep easily. Coldness of hands and feet. Rheumatic pain in joints. Shining, white swelling of joints. Muscular debility.

Eyes

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Change in acuteness of perception of shades of green. Objects appear green and yellow. Mydriasis ; lid margins red, swollen, agglutinated in morning. Detachment of retina.

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fFuencss of eyelids. Dark bodies, like flies, before

Female

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Labor-like pains in abdomen and back before menses. Uterine haemorrhage. 296

Fever

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Sudden flushes of heat, followed by great nervous weakness.

Head

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Cracking sounds during a nap. Flue tongue and lips.

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Vertigo, when walking and on rising. Sharp, shooting frontal pain, extending into nose, after drinking cold water or eating ice-cream. Heaviness of head, with sensation as if it would fall backward. Face bluish. Confusion, fullness and noise in

Heart

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Irregular heart, especially of mitral disease. Very slow

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The least movement causes violent palpitation, and sensation as if it would cease beating, if he moves. [Opposite: Gels.] Frequent stitches in

Liver

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Stool. — White, chalk-like, ashy, pasty stools. Diarrheea during jaundice. Urine. — Continued urging, in drops, dark, hot, burning, with sharp cutting or throbbing pain at neck of bladder, as if a sirazv zms being thrust back and forth; worse at night. Suppressed. Ammoniacal, and turbid. Urethritis, phimosis, strangury. Full feeling after urination. Constriction and burning, as if urethra was too small. Brick-dust sediment.

Male

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Nightly emission [Dujitalin]^ with great weakness of genitals after coitus. Hydrocele; scrotum enlarged like a bladder. Gonorrhoea, balanitis [Merc.]^ with oedema of prepuce. Dropsical swelling of genitals. [Sulph.] Enlarged prostate.

Modalities

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Worse, when sitting erect, after meals and music. Better, when stomach is empty; in open air.

Nose

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Faintness and vomiting from motion. Discomfort, even after a small quantity of food, or from mere sight or smell. Tenderness of epigastrium. Copious salivation. Neuralgic pain in stomach, unconnected with taking food.

Pulse

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Intermits: zveak. Cyanosis. Inequality of

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it varies. Sudden sensation as if heart stood still. Pulse weak, and quickened by least movement. Pericarditis, copious serous exudation.

Relationships

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Antidotes : Camph.; Serpentaria. Incplppatible: China.

Respiratory

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—Desire to take a deep breath. Breatliing irregular, difficult; deep sighing. Cough, with raw, sore 'feeling in

Skin

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Erythema, deep red, worse on back, like measles. Blue distended veins on lids, ears, lips and

Sleep

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Starts from sleep in alarm that he is falling from a height. Continuous sleepiness.

Stomach

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Sweet taste with constant ptvalisni. Excessive nausea, not relieved by vomiting. Faintness, great zveakness in

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Burning in stomach extending to oesophagus. After cold water or ice-cream, sharp pain in forehead, extending to

Tongue

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Dropsical. Itching and jaundiced.

References

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